Show SERVE FOR BREAKFAST 'SOME RECIPES THAT ARE WELL WORTH CONSIDERATION Egg Cutlets Will Be Found a Worthy Change From the Old Styles— French Cooks Send Hints Con cernlng Other Dishes Egg Cutlets — Chop up three eggs very fine and mix with bread crumbs this two tablespoons one tablespoon grated cheese a half curry 6auce one tablespoon cream and the yolk of one egg Shape into small cutlets or balk flour egg and broad crumbs them then fry then drain well and serve garnished with fried parsley Coquillea of EggS — Moisten some anchovy butter with sufficient good white sauce to bring it to the proper consistency then stir into this some sliced hard boiled eggs place this mixture in well buttered shells sprinkle the top of each shell with Ibread crumbs and If liked a little grated cheese dot tiny pieces of butter over the surface and heat in the oven For the anchovy butter wash rub bone and pound four anchovies this up smoothly with from two to two and a half ounces of butter and use Shrimp butter is also excellent used in the same way Oenfs Mollets — Break some fresh 'eggs Into a pan of boiling water and simmer them very gently fbr five minutes after which lift them out very "Carefully and place them In cold water for ten minutes Have ready some ' small dishes place on egg in each pour a little tomato sauce ever and around them and Just put them' in the oven till thoroughly hot and serve Oeufs a la Llvournalse— Butter a dish dust it with a seasonand ing of salt and red pepper sprinkle some finely chopped mushrooms on this then slip four whole eggs Into this dish being careful not to break them season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and pour a spoon of cream over each then place in the oven till the eggs are set Pass a redhot shovel or salamander over them to color them and serve Oeufs a la Creole — Cook a pan of tomatoes with one green pepper shredded) until the tomato la reduced by half then pour It on to five rounds of buttered toast and place on each of these a poached egg and keep hot Meanwhile melt one ounce of butter In a pan over the fire and let it color then add a tablespoon of either lemon Juice or vinegar let it all come just to the boll and pour It over the ggs seasoning them with salt and pepper and Mice Mushroom Croquettes of a pound Peel and cut uf mushrooms into small pieces add two tablespoonfuls of butter and simAdd hour an for covered half mer of a cupful of of finely rice one tablespoonful teaspoonful chopped onion of a teaspoonful of of salt white pepper and one pint of water and simmer until the rice Is tender More water may be added If necessary to keep from burning When done stir in two well beaten eggs take quickly from the fire add one tablespoonful of finely chopped parsley and put away until cold and firm Form into Bmall croquettes dip each Into roll In fine egg slightly beaten crumbs and fry In smoking hot faL Date Charlotte Half a pound oi good dates one cupful and a half of water three tathe strained blespoonfuls of honey juice of one orange a few drops of ced coloring one heaping tablespoonof ful of gelatlh and two cupfuls Take the stones out whipped cream of the dates Put the water honey and gelatin Into a saucepan then add the dateB cut In halves the orange Juice and the red coloring Cook slowly nntil the dates are soft Pour into a wet ring mold aud set away In a Turn out when set and cool place cerve with the whipped cream In the center— Marlon Harris NelL Cream Whits Cake four ounces of crisco or othwith one and finest granulated sugar and teaspoon salt add water and er shortening cups of flour alternately using altogether cup of water and three cups of cake flour w hich has been sifted with three level teaspoonfuls bakAdd last the whites of ing powder eix eggs beaten until stiff and flavor with one teaspoon vanilla Bake In two layers placing the tins in a cool oven and gradually Increase the heat Put together with any Icing desired Walnut Wafers butter and cupful Cream add gradually while beating constantly one cupful of sugar twoThen add two squares of eggs well beaten one cupful of chocolate melted chopped English walnut meats of salt teaspoonful of vanilla and cupful of bread flour Drop by teaspoonfuls on a buttered tin sheet about two Inches apart and bake In a moderate oven Yankee CrouL of a head of a good Slice solid cabbage and three onions put into a small agateware kettle add one cup of vinegar one teaspoon of salt lard the size of a walnut (beef drippings are preferable If you have tb''ml a good sprinkling pepper cover with 'bailing water and cook two koura (of DEATH OR PENALTY? HOW ELSE i First State Bank NEW By 0 F LEWIS Secretary of tha Prison of New York YORK— Suppose you LAMMERSDORF A V HUISH — Cha DIRECTORS PUNISH MURDER General JAMES FARRELL Cashier Lammersdorf James Farrell W H Brown Chris Jorgensen P C Soorup H S Gates A V Huish CHAS Pres of Salina Drafts drawn on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe Banking in all its various forms were You are not a In capital punishment but the people of your state have voted that they want capital punlBhment Four murderers are awaiting death at the state Would you penitentiary commute their sentences to life lm prlsonment? Four men had been reprieved by Governor WeBt of Oregon until the state could vote on the specific ques tlon of the abolition of capital pun IshmenL "When the "No” ballot outnumbered the "Yes” b&llotB by 20000 the governor refused to commute the sentences On the night before the execution far on the Pacific coast all night meetings were held to protest against the “murder" of the four OreAll over the country gon murderers people waited with deep concern for the governor's decision Now Governor West is only one of many qbief executives of our states who believe that the ancient doctrine of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth is barbarous I have before me a personal letter from Governor Dlx dated December 10 1912 He n writes: "I am opposed Governor Dlx Who Favors tha Abolition to capital punish of Capital Punishment ment It is one of the remnants of the Biblical Injunction 'A life for a 3 life sn eye for an eye a tooth for a of Michigan are other executives opToo many chances exist of the tooth and a hand for a hand’ We posed to the abolition of capital punmurderer's freedom through physical ishment have done away with all of these escape favoritism parole or pardon 4 Now where shall we stand on this be should Capital punishment cept the ‘life for a life and believe that society through the process of question? Let us go first for the an- reserved at least for the most brutal swer to those men who have dealt murders law should take a life for a life To 5 with In men There no the is populations my other mind penreal’ prison the adequate punishment will service of the state and recognized alty come If the capital cases are segreassociation Against the Death Penalty gated In a prison by themselves cut by the American Prison Let us now turn to the arguments off from the rest of the world and are just asand toprogressive Two those who believe in against the death penalty First upon conviction no Interference with Warden Sale of prominent men in the field of penolcapital punishment that senteneb shall prevail” the state prison of North Carolina ogy and criminology have presented Trying Time for Governor writes as follows: “Persons of crim- their arguments systematically First It fs generally known that the days inal tendency and who would not Warden Wolfer for many years head Immediately preceding an execution hesitate to commit high crime would of the Minnesota' State penitentiary rre harrowing days for the consclen be less deterred from doing eo if they writes: lious governor The last futile visits knew “1 am and that tjiey would only receive a always have been op of the relatives to the only person In life sentence I believe that to abol- posed to capital punishment for the the world that can save the life of the ish capital punishment would tend to following reasons: condemned the persistent question Increase crime “1 Because I do not believe that s to even the bare possibility of innoSees Need of Severity capital punishment is in harmony cence the grave doubt as to whether “The individual who would steal Into with and abreast of the best thought the state should take life the dread of modern civilization or entice the that the execution may fail to kill the home at midnight “2 Because it seems wrong for the innocent Into dens of vice and destrq Bpeedlly in short all the horrible that which he can’t give Is unfit to state In every sense to take what It tails of the deliberate killing of a and should cannot give ing that the religions of civilized na- live In any community “3 human life is the Because the penalty by forfeittherefore tions maintain Is Inhabited by an m ing his lifepay The murderous God of Divine Providence danger- prerogative mortal soul — all these things press alone can give it and he alone in his ous criminal who after his commiupon him divine wisdom has the right to take tment the sullen and to becomes prison “Why should I be forced to it away to obey rules and regthe of almighty morose refuses prerogative “4 Because statistics do not show ulations and upon whom punishment God?” asks the chief executive capital' punishment prevents has to he meted out in order to secure that I recently made an exhaustive can- from him a homicides partial obedience to the vas by letter of the chief executives of “5 Because the whole scheme rules grows under these circumstances of Nthe states the leading wardens should carry with it a punishment would becomes and worse desperate and superintendents of correctional take any chance to effect his escape chance for repentance and reform Institutions and distinguished crimlIs ever the released offender whether even if it were necessary secfetly to nologlsts as to their attitude upon the take the life of his keeper for he from prison or not” death sentence and Its execution I The leading in this crimlnologtst wish to present soms of the striking knows that there le no greater punishment than the life sentence and hence country Is probably Prof Charles R answers to that canvass today to the would not mind commiting any crime Henderson of the University of Chi readers of the Sun for to the citizens He American Is the representathat would secure to him liberty or re- cago of this state will be surely brought Net tive on tho International Prison Comworng either during the legislative session of venge for an Imaginary of representatives composed the lives of keepers be mission 1913 or soon after the definite ques- only would Dr HenderInmates as of all civilized nations hut of those tion “Shall capital punishment be endangered son puts his reasons thus: “I am op well” abolished In the state of Nev York?” to because: punishment capital Some of the many prison officials posed First then how do some of our gov1 too serves It often revenge who fear the evil ejects of the aboliernors feel? 2 of Not needed for the protection write tion of capital punlsmment Gov Marshall of Indiana writes: society thus : “I am In favor of the abolition of 3 capIs inflicted on the Occasionally Fesars Increase of Lynching ital punishment" M L Brown warden of the West guiltless Gov Cruee of Oklahoma Is opposed 4 Is Irreparable “Human life to capital punishment for all crimes Virginia penitentiary: 5 Tends to Increase brutality and be rendered less secure and murder except criminal assaults on women would would Increase” lynchings "Legal executions" ha says “are 6 Diverts attention from prevenOtis Fuller superintendent of the tlve solutely Indefensible from the standpolicies” “I favor capi point of Christianity and modern high- Michigan reformatory: Which brings us to the question er civilization The time will come tal punishment In extreme cases es- Is the murderer the chief factor to when legal murders will be pecially where murder was committed consider? In the protection of sounpopburgIn attempting highway robbery ular as midnight assassinations" of from crime Is the example safeblowing Gov Pothier rape and such ciety of Rhode Island writes lary murderer of greater the crimes as that but I would leave to value punished that capital punishment was abolished as a deterrent than the possible vote of the Jury the in that state forty years individual of ago and be the majoritythe extreme the reformation fliction of Is not in favor of Its penalty There Not a Deterrent Hanging Gov Burke of North Dakota is op- have been many brutal murders In I have a letter from Warden Hoyle but Is Michigan in the last ten years where of San Quentin posed to capital punishment California prison not sure that we have arrived at the it appeared to me that capital punishwritten recently In which he says: stagh of civilization when we can dis- ment was the only legitimate penalty “I think it Is generally believed that and may may murderers These escape with pense It altogether the death penalty has not materially subsequently be pardoned or paroled lessened the number of murders comHadley for Capital Punishment and again become menaces to the On the other hand Gov mitted In this state” Hadley of same society they have outraged” In conclusion I would list the states Missouri says that he does not advo' Governor Dlx has recommended the which on my recent canvass I found cate the abolition of capital punishin lieu of death same punishment ment “I believe" says the governor were without the death penalty: Kana score of for R Zebulon Brockway sas Maine Michigan Minnesota Wis“our Missouri system Is the best Reformof Elmira head the which gives to the Jury passing upon years the consin the question From the following states were reof guilt the right to fix atory is quoted as having recently ceived reports of agitation toward the the punishment at death or impris- said: that there should be a "I believe onment In the penitentiary for life” abolition of capital punishment: CaliFederal located priscentrally And Gov fornia Colorado Connecticut Indiana Baldwin of Connecticut large on or a prison under Federal control Massachusetts Ohio Oregon Washwho personifies the Judicial humane In which all life prisoners of the ington severity of attitude toward the crimUnited States should be Incarcerated class inal is firmly of the opinion I believe that the laws should be so Where capital punishment has been the general abolished disposition that capital punishment should not be that the civic life of a mur- seems to be not to restore It Where abolished He writes as follows: framed could be terrmlnated This it still exists many states seem well “As you are doubtless aware It has derer obliteratby should be accomplished many others restless satisfied been abolished In some states in forIdentity They shojild be The great public of the state of mer years where It was found neces- ing their known only by numbera They should New York Is the Jury sary quite soon to reinstate It In or be Itf Ignorance of the outside What shall the verdict be? Execuder to check the spread of crime worldkept to see allowed be should They Imtion? Perpetual Imprisonment? Life Imprisonment under modern con no visitors and none save Federal ditlons In respect of the prisonment with some hope of pardon pardoning spectors should be allowed to see or parole? power and credit for proper behavior should not be known when them It Is not life and Is not imprisonment v die" dreaded as such Wife’s Quandary Such crimes as they What then in summing uji the armurder and rape should be made Mrs Exe — My husband a so far have been the main got In dreadful then they will be dreaded guments In favor of capital puntemper last night and destroyed my points raised and avoided” best hat ishment? 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