The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25
Pure FOOD EXPOSITION.
bicycle Races and Miss Tracy. she
Sciensinc Cook. Divide the Time.

There wers good crowds al Armory nall
yesterday afternoon and iasi nisht "a a.,
tendance upon the food exposition now IN
progress. The SPECIAL attraction. partico-
larry fer the ladies', during the afternoon.
Mas he opening Lecture on cookery ~
be remembered that Miss Tracy vas IN al
tendance at the food exposition IN thus city
last year. and her cooking lectures ana
demonstrations on that occasion were SO
successful that the management resolved
to aave her back this year il possible:
She will lecture every afternoon and ev-
ening this week. Manager Armstrong. in
making arrangements for an evening as
we'll as an afternoon lecture by Miss Tracy.
said that he had done so with the idea
possible the benefit Of the course. The
attendance at last nights lecture abun-
dainty vis.dieateti MS Judgment.
In her cooking demonstration Miss Tracy
prepared pound cake waters and Bedure-
gard eggs. To make THE waters she took
half a cup OF butter, half a cup of sugar
and one cup OF -four. spread the mixture
on the bottom OF cake pan and baked
IN a quick oven. and then rolled the wa
fers They and the eggs were both deli
cious, as many who tasted them can tes-
tfy. This afternoons lecture viii be on
"Escalloped Dishes"
OF course another attraction during the
afternoon vas the musical programme
Wagner's band rendered Sousa's "Flirta-
waltz Herberts "Serenade." Johnsons
Honolulu Lady and Burre!!s gallop,
AT the Fair" Prof. Harry West played
and Miss Cara Tester sang a solo.
The central figure last night was the
FIVE mile bicycle race between four home
trainers" viz. Fred Schone and Cooper
Harold. Of Seattle: Q; Q. Tower. OF spo-
kane. and Virgil Hall, OF Omaha. In the
first race Schone and fowler were pit,ed
against each other Tower winning in
were Harold and Hall. and In this the
Seattle representative was victorious. his
time being 49, After the race there were
some charges OF trckery in shifting the
bands attached 10 the wheels. and 1t may
be that the judges Will be called on 10 rem
der special decision. The winners OF
last nights races are expected TO ride a
final race tonight.
The musical selections last night inciud-
ed selections a,e,,. from Hongar,an Lqstspel"
p sPa"'''a raran fans Mnanny pAyi Hun IN
Fariau Dance Ever or Never" "A, A
Georgia Camp Meeting" and 4 soprano
soc by Miss Clara Tester.
TIE hallo. for three judges 10 decide on
the bsss booth In the hall was begun last
night. and viii be concluded this evening
Ry an ARRANGEMENT which ting EXPOSE
ton management has made with Miss Ada
lowering Hanford, Armory hall this af-
tsrnoan and tonight VIII be devoted 10 in
creasing the fund which Miss Hanford is
now raising to procure A suitable testimo-
NAL for the cruiser Olympia. 10 be pre-
scented TO that vessel by the people of the
state OF Washington in recognition OF the
efahd N.eto7S az Manila, where the Oym-
pia was Dewey's flagship. The day had
been set apart as musical day but uron
consultation with Miss Hanford the man
agenten, decided thar IL would he both
more popular and more patriotic 10 give
UP one Jay IN support OF the noble pur-
pose which Miss Hanford has IN hand.
The details of the programme w3iI he
largely In her charge The music beth in
IN" afternoon and in the evening, will be
national and patriotic IN character and
taere IL little doubt that the management
Will he rewarded Cor It's consideration hy
seeing large crowds In attendance.