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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

Sift the dry ingredients. Knead
lightly until smooth and roll to one.
half inch in thickness Bake in hot
oven.
Emily's White Cake.
~ cupfuls sugar.
z cup Crisco.
cupful milk or water.
Whites of 3 eggs.
cupfuls flour.
3 teaspoonfuls baking powder.
teaspoonful salt.
teaspoonful orange.
Cream Crisco, add sugar and cream
together. Sift dry ingredients and
add alternately with milk. Add orange
beat mixture thoroughly, and last fold
in stiffly beaten whites of eggs.
Grease layer cake tins with Crisco,
pour in cake mixture and bake in
moderate oven for Is minutes.
Marshmallow Pudding.
One tablespoonful Knox gelatine,
softened in l cupful water, then add
cupful boiling water. When cold, but
not set, pour over the whites of A well
beaten eggs into which has been folded
one-half cupful of granulated sugar.
When the whole begins to set, divide
in three parts, color one part pink with
Burnett's Damasli Rose Paste and
flavor with tablespoonful sherry wine,
Have mold oiled with melted Criscc
and pour in the pink part. Color next
third with Leaf Green Paste, and flav,
or with one-half teaspoonful Pistachic
Extract and place on the pink in the
mold. Leave the last third white and
flavor with orange. Broken nuts and
crystalized fruits may be used between
layers if desired.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
DENIES HE FURNISHED
LIST FOR SANDBAG
[UsIrnD rnnss LnAsrp wInr.l


New York, Nov. 7.-George H. Nc
Guire, Of Syracuse, denied on the wit
ness stand yesterday that he had fur
nished John A. Hennessy, Ex-Governor
Sulzer's graft investigator, with list
of construction firms which had been
"sandbagged" into giving campaign
contributions to Tammany Hall, as tes-
titled by Hennessy last week.
Mcclure, who is a brother of James
X. Mcclure, ex-Democratic mayor of
Syracuse, and with him a partner in
the firm of Mcclure & Company, en-
gagged in bonding construction com
panies and in liability insurance, ap-
peared as witness in the John Doe
proceedings instituted by District At
torney Whitman to investigate Hen
nessy's charges.
Hennessy Reiterates Charge.
After Mcclure had sworn he had
never specified to Hennessy single
instance in which any construction
company engaged in state highway or
barge canal work had given up cam
paign contributions he was withdraw
from the stand. Hennessy, taking his
place, reiterated his statement, and
added he could prove it by others.
Hennessy said he had met Mcclure
in the latter s room in a hotel in Utica
on September II. He produced a list
Of firms he said Mcclure had named to
him as having made contributions. The
list was written on the stationery Of
the hotel, and Hennessy said he had
taken it down in the presence Of Me-
Guire.
"McGuire wanted me to defend Muir
phy," said Hennessy, "and said he
wanted these revelations made. He
said he didn t want it known that he
had told me anything, ON account Of
the affiliations of his brother"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

warriors will lose no chance to witness
all the big games possible up to the
time that the University of Washington
arranges to meet Willamette for the
championship Of the Northwest, should
Oregon fail to succeed in defeating
Washington.
They will occupy choice seats at the
contest tomorrow and will make care.
full study of the different styles of play
used by both teams in the battle for the
conference championship of the state.
Most of the Willamette fans who
will attend the game will favor Ore
gon; victory by Oregon will give
Willamette the undisputed champion
ship of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
Jabs and JoIts

Cy Falkenberg is said to be one of
the best bowelrs in baseball. So is
Larry Mclean, but not that kind.
###
It is said that Bill Dahlen is not
worried about losing his job in Brook
lyn, but why worry about losing a job
in BrooklynY
The rumor that Frank Baker has de-
cided to quit baseball shows how scarce
news is at this writing.
Morris Rath has been hitting the ball
hard on the world tour, but he has not
beon hitting against American League
pitching.
We notice that Pal Brown has made
good in his first fight in Australia,
but if he makes good in collecting what
he has coming to him-that's something
else again.
1t is estimated that when Charlie
Cominskey has returned from the world
tour he will be able to say, "Let Is
have another" in fourteen languages.
###
The lot of the baseball scribe is not
a supremely happy one, but what if he
had to make out box score in Jap
anese7
#b#
Boxing promoters in Wisconsin are
losing so much money that they may
find it necessary to quit the game and
earn an honest living
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
NOTES Of INTEREST
FROM OLD WILLAMETTE

The work Of erecting the tower for
the old bell formerly hung in the tower
that was on the top of Saller hall prior
TO the fire Of some thirty years ago, is
progressing rapidly and the old bell
will probably toll before the week end.
The sophomores will be ''at home
to the freshmen Saturday evening at
Eaton hall. This is one Of the most inn
portant of the underclassmen s social
events for the year.
At a meeting Of the student body held
this morning, it was decided to send
the university band with the Salem ex-
cursion to the big game at Albany to-
morrow,
The debating council are considering
the formation of debating triangle be-
tween Pacific university, University Of
Puget Sound and willamette university.
It has been practically decided that
Willamette and Reed institute will hold
a dual debate this year,
#HW
The matter Of entering the northwest
conference is still being discussed with
a large majority of the students seem.
ingly in favor Of the move, Enrol Gil.
key, president of the student body, re.
Gently said that in his opinion the game
with Oregon demonstrated that while
Dr. Swectland was coach, Willamette
would have no trouble in competing
with conference teams.
The rushing for the girls literary so.
cioties concludes this week and the
matter Of voting on the names pledged
in up before the societies at their meet
ings being held this afternoon. The diff
fcrent societies have been working hard
to pledge the prominent members Of the
freshman class,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
Mocha Filling.

l.3 cupful Crisco.
l cup confectioner' sugar.
y teaspoon salt.
/ tablespoon strong coffee infusion.
Cream Crisco and add sugar gradually
until all oily appearance has disap
peared (it may require more sugar.. As
the mixture thickens, add the coffee
one drop at a time, beating all the
while. Flavor with one teaspoon vanil
la and spread on the cake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
Will See Big Game.

willamette University football team
will leave tomorrow on the Salem spe-
cial to witness the big game at Albany
between the University Of Oregon and
the Oregon Agricultural College. They
are being sent at the expense of the
student body.
Both Coach Sweetland and his brainy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
Mrs. vaughn's Home Hints.

"Man lives by what he digests, not
by what he eats.
Bad dinners 90 hand in hand with
total depravity, while a properly fed
man is already saved,
Peas and spinach should be cooked
uncovered to retain color. A pinch Of
soda dropped into the water just before
removing win render the vegetables
more digestible
Some one suggests that the skin Of
new potatoes may be rubbed off with
coarse cloth in less time than IL can
be scraped off with q knife, and tho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

then cream with the yolks of the eggs.
Stir in mashed potatoes, grated choco
late and nut meats. sift together the
flour, nutmeg and cinnamon and stir in
alternately with the milk. Beat thor.
oughly, and lastly fold in the beaten
whites of eggs,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
M'KENZIE rs HAPPY OVER
VISIT OF CARELESS BURGLAR

San Francisco. Nov. 7.-Daniel Me
Kenzie, of Columbus, Ohio, was happy
man today despite the fact that burg
lar Late last night entered his room and
stole $50 from his trousers.
"You see, )" explained Mckenzie, 81
had a wallet in my inside vest pocket
containing six 81 900 bills and the burg
lar overlooked it. Some of these sec.
ond story workers are awful boobs. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
SPORTS
WILLAMETTE WILL Be
CHAMP If O.A.C. FAILS
State Honors Coming to Local Institu-
tS0n in Football Line If Oregon
Wins Saturday.
sWEETLAND Is GIVING HIS
MEN SECRET PRACTICE AGAIN
Squad is Just as Large as 1t Has Been
This Season and Preparations Are
for Big Contest.
sWEETLAND rs GIVING HIS
MEN SECRET PRACTICE AGAIN

Window cards announcing the Ore
COMO. A. Q. game state that the con
test is for the championship of the
state. They must have been printed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
What Is CISCO? G3'I!.;' ) c?
~ I0S Cake Making

Crisco is the BEST the of vegetable oil.
Crsco all vegetable 1t remains Of ideal consistency and
does not separate
Crsco keeps and pure indefinitely because the parts Of
the oil which turn rancid have been eliminated.
Crsco makes richer cake than butter because richer
fat Csco 100 per pure fat butter contains approx
mately one-ifth water, salt and curd
Crisco makes fried foods digebe because Crco ITSELF
is perfectly dgestible.
CrSco real 0od fat Animal ad and fats which stearine
has been added require longer time digest taxing the
digestive machinery.
Try C8co today Grocers sell Csco ever increasing guam
titles 1t costs less than half much butter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
Sour MIX Biscuit.

9 cupfuls flour.
y teaspoonful soda.
cup sour milk,
teaspoonful salt.
3 tablespOonfuls Crisco, rubbed into
I lightly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

many interesting and valuable TaCtS
about cooking and food products. 1t
also tells the interesting story of CriSco's S
discovery and manufacture. It's free.
There is also quality edition of this
book containing total of o15 Neil
Recipes and Calendar of Dinners
365 menus Of original and tasty meals.
This book is bound in blue and gold
cloth and is sent for f1s 2-csnt stamps.
In writing for either, address The
Proctor & Gamble Co., in care of
Kelley-Clarke Co., liz Market Street,
San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
wafnes.

! tablespoon sugar.
2 tablespoons melted butter.
2 eggs (beaton separately.
" cups milk,
y teaspoon salt
"a cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons Crescent Baking powder
sift flour, baking powder, salt and
sugar twice, Add milk, butter, egg,
Beat hard and after allowing batter to
stand for q few minutes, fry on smok
ing hot, well creased waffle iron and
serve with Mapleine syrup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
Devils Food Cake.
sful granulated sugar

OoVll tOOu OaNo.
2 cupsful granulated sugar
S.4 cupful Crlsco creamed together.
4 eggs, yolks creamed with sugar and
Crisco.
! cupful hot mashed potatoes,
. cups Bakers chocolate, grated.
y cupful milk.
| cupful nut meats,
9 cupfuls flour
. tcaspoonfnls baking powder
teaspoonful cinnamon.
y teaspoonful nutmeg.
Cream together the sugar and Crisco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

If there had been a beef trust its a
safe bet that the father would have
conserved the fatted calf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
New Cook Book Free

This new kby Marion Harris N Cookery Editor Ladies' Home
Journal gives $50 original recipes aractvey illustrated, and tells
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
hands will not be stained by this meth.

hands will not be stained by this meth.
cd.
For keeping pimentoes, olives, ETC.,
indefinitely, place in glass jar and pour
melted Crisco over top, thus excluding
the air.
Jellies made from fruits which are
not acid are usually insipid and require
either lemon or ginger to flavor them.
Sometimes a tart and a sweet fruit may
be used together.
Always dish up food daintily; very
plain dish may be made to look tempt.
ing with little care in this respect.
A quart Of good rich ice cream may
be made at home for 25 cents:
VI pint cream ..................................l0
lh pints milk .................................O5
ice
] egg, ] cup sugar .....,.....................0 .05
Y teaspoon vanilla .....4.....................05
Beat eggs and sugar together until
creamy. Add other Ingredients and
stir until there are no humps and
freeze.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-04
GinNrmd'auoIIrrl latomrnt tmll1eibem 9au[r
Grltc Ocmofratiide SarifreOiiton ieit 1S!
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| Oo3 lit, mas mir init ser 8G6rltngs.
Bill tbum pcr0en, mel6e 0aS SauS
| idon paiIirt bat, lmo pel6e - Oeiien
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sen 2anOe allfgeporien ueroen: $50
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acknowledgment icin, OaB mir un-
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nit friibem 0iltt6e audi Den 5lpeiten
3beil lmicrcS WorIde5 antreten uno
am S6luiie oeiiel6en ousruben lper-
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@pti 3lI Oienel.
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6eenOet, OrGngten ldb Die ltmIteben,
Den al i'm berun, nm ibm i6re@liid.
miinidbe ollS5uipreden ltnO gleidjei-
tig Oie Gerliberlng ibrer lueiteren
tbuttr0ftigcn Cooperation 5u geben.
Inter Ben NnmcienOen befanOen ii6
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Der 0enotratiiden Eurtei; 0u iob
man StootSiefretGr 9rpon, Spredcr
Glorf, 9lcprdientnnt llnoerIpooO, &c.
nntor Sinnons, Scnotor acrn, Die
ii6rigen ao6inetsmitgIieOer mo uiele
anOere 2Iud 5ablreid)e 3eitungS.
GorreiponOente1 muren Die 3eugen
Der S5cne.
@enigc W}inllten 0ouerte ser I'M.
prooiIirtc Gmpfang un0 Damn luurOc
Die llnOcrmOoo SinmonS Sarii-
Bill nod 0em Stunts Gepurtement
ge6rdht uuO ben 9lr6iben neben an.
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tbane Nrbeit
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lang 0cbuttirtc Ous SouS oariiber,
mie ea corrcft uor5ltgeben babe; Ell
nige Ser SohucritdnOigen in porla-
mentariihcn Iingen ertldrten OaB
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" a binqton, 3. Sttober. -
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gen 0cnotrotic unter5eiGnete YrGii-
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0cm feprGientnnten llnoerlpoo0, mO
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ser YrGiiOcnt mo bieIt cine fllr5e
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9teiie lcgialotiuer Grrlngeni6aiten
crit Oic erite Gtoppc 5IriId9elegt iei;
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gen rSoDrcn am 8er5cn aelegelL uno
id) CLAUDE, haB piele Scr Vi6nner, Die
bier Inn mid perIonnlelt lin0, bon
lid Oniielbe Iugen f0nncn. IS lit 0n.
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cin iolhcs @irfen jln 2I6idlIB
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baben Oa9 @ei6uftSlebelt oieies Gan.
0e5 bon Den geoingltngen befrcit, Die
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III einem geluiiien Sime Iogur leid)t
mo natirlib gema6t batten. God
e5 pilrOe fcinen 3pef Gaben, Ole BE.
Oingungcn Ser Wtonopolie aus3umer.
sen, menn mir nicbt altdJ gleihjeitig
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ulIsner5en; imO 0o0 lit mcbr einc
Iinon3ieQe nla cine ofonontiihe
WIadJt.
Iie 4lto6t, oa5 Credit sSpItem OeS
Sanoes 81 controliren unO ju leiten
mo }lt lenferL lit Die Wtoht, }ll iagen,
mer Die ESnOultrie'n oeS SonOe5 aus.
bauen ioa un0 mer nidt; in pelher
9tlhtltng 0ieiel6en ouSgebnut peroen
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niht alISge6aut iueroen iollen 8ir
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tige Sbritt iein miro. Inn oieiem
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(6Ortictnns iie9e 6. Seite.)
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Auf Dr0rrunO,
Grs8Onig Manucl's
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Sremnmngss q i6ei'
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meinidoftliAe 03ciic ontrctcn.
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sen GrnIt 2luguIt pon Grm6er.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-22
HUMOROUS SKETCH WINS
FAVOR IN PROCTOR BILL

A diversified vaudeville bill is Of
fered at Proctor's Theatre this week.
Conspicuous among the numbers is a
humorous sketch, 1.-THE Wanderer,"
in which Lewis B. Madden and
James w. Fitzpatrick score. Mr..
Madden's versatility as a pianist adds
ginger to the skit.
Britt Wood, an eccentric rube come
dian, draws many laughs and gets a
big welcome. His speciality is his
cleverness with a harmonica, and a
pair of lean but timber legs aid him
in putting his act across. The Kauf-
man brothers, blackface comedians,
add much to the program. Both
have good voices which blend adj
mirably.
Another musical offering is that of
Eva Shirley, dainty singer, with
a pleasing voice.
A unique and daring act is pro-
vided by the Three Emersons, who
are seen in some extraordinary aero
batic stunts.
The bill also includes Billy and
Edith Adams in a terpsichorean
number; the -Four Rianos, in an
original comedy acrobatic creation;
Chief Capaulican, an Orinoco In
dian, who gives an interesting mono
logue and several vocal selections;
Walter Leroy and Emily Lytton, in
a comedy sketch. Hogan Of the
Hansom," which is funny in spots,
and Edison's talking pic
lures and the kinemacolor
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-22

big act on the boards at the WASH
ington Theatre during the first half
of this week. These girls are won-
ders and the way they all negotiate
space on the stage during their triple
dancing act is little short of mar
velous
Running the OsConnors a close sec
ond for popular favor are Billy"
Lampe and his company of little
Lampes. Billy himself is a clever
entertainer and his offspring are fol-
lowing right in daddys shoes The
Lamps did their share of shining
in fun-making last night. and it could
be well said that they threw much
light into the show.
Then came the "Shelbys," ia sl.a-
ing, chattering and @hardy guy" s1u4T,
that took well and won them much
applause.
Miller and Tempest are acrobatic
singers, quite different from the gem
eral run.
Coyne and swor, three-artist
team with a tandem name, Offered a
little grand opera music on the fiddle
and trombone, and paved the way fol
Hardy Gibson to make a hit with
his clever nonsense, assisted by his
pail a tailor's suit model, all dressed
up. ready for sale at $40. Oh! Hardy
has some pal and uses him to good
advantage in making onefs sides split
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"CHARLEYS AUNT" HAILED
WITH DELIGHT IN oRPHEUM

A decidedly likable person is
"Charleys Aunt" as portrayed by
Clifford Stork at the Orpheum this
week; fully as llkable as in the days
when first she bowed to Broadway
and convulsed audiences the size of
which stand out in theatrical his
tory.
Mr.. Stork's assumed feminine char
acteristics were of a spontaneous
sprightlness that won the entire APP
prevail of those out in front. 1t was
refreshing to see him other than the
fascinating hero whose mannerisms
and intonations of speech repetition
have made us know so well.
1t is probable that he too felt the
worth of the change, for he threw
himself into his aunty role with a
keen sense of its requirements, prov
ing that comedy rather than romance
is his forte.
Capable assistance was given Mr.
Stork by Arthur Jarrett, Edmund
Soraghan. Harry B. Roche, Joseph
w Girard, Miss Mabel Brownell,
Miss Lillian Stuart, Miss Mabelle Es-
telle. Robert Livingston and S. x.
Fried
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to confer with his lawyers, Judge
Rumhauser and Silk Hat Harry.
Mutt and Jeff again disguise them
selves and appear as the lawyers. In
the end the gold is returned, the re-
ward given to Sherlocko and every
one is happy.
The Katzenjammer kids with their
pranks keep the audience laughing
from the rise of the curtain. OF
course, Reno Ruth is there with the
judge and makes the most of her OPP
portunities. Desperate Desmond, the
villain, and Claude Eciair and Rosa>
mond are among those who hold the
audience with their plots and re-
venges.
Rubbing 1t In is the title of the
second part Of the show. The char
acters indeed do rub it into the au-
dience with their comedy. The scene
shows the doings in an up-to-date
barber shop. The audience is kept
laughing throughout Ethel Vernon,
the shapely prima donna, is encored
time and again for her singing.
Tonight Mr.. Abbott will preside at
the country store. Tomorrow night