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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
NEW IDEAS FOR THE HOSTESS.

reQuired-a soft. creamy layer ccke
which the novelist 30 temptingly por-
trays In the charming story:
Take one cup Of butter. two cups OF
sugar. three and 4 half cups Of four.
one cup Of sweet milk. the whites OF
six eggs. two level teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder and one Of rose-water.
Bake In three layers.
Filling for the Cake.
Three cups of granulated sugar dis.
solved in boiling water. cook until II
threads. then pour slowly over the
whites OF three eggs. beating vigor-
ously. Add to this frostinE one cup
Of chopped raisins. one Of pecans or
whatever nut IL procurable tpecans
are the most delicate). add i've ngs
cut In very thin slices. Ice the sides
and top.
MADAME MERRi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
.eaIm Osaeh" lvnehsen-Famous
Lady 0aitinors Cake.
A "PaIm ssseh" Luncheon.

A "paIm Dsseh" Luncheon.
The hostess had spent 4 season at
this charming spot In the Land Of
Flowers" and collected the appurt-
ances for the luncheon while there.
Gray southern moss was festooned in
the dining-oom and lent its gray
coloring most beautifully with the
delicate pink roses which graced the
center Of the table In . large she'll.
The nut and bon.bon holders were
small shells. and the nsh course was
served In shells.
The menu consisted Of oysters. hsh
turbot. grilled ham and hominy grits.
candied sweet potatoes. baked ba.
nanas. grape fruit sherbert In grape
fruit cups. fruit salad. Cocoanut and
pine apples. with bananas. oranges.
lemons and lines made decorative
pieces At either end Of the table. Star
nsh were the place cards. the names
tide on with pink ribbon.
Some weeks ago correspondent re-
Quested the recipe for Lady Balti.
moro" cake. Nov I Am delighted to
give II with the sanction Of Owen
Wister. II these rules arc carefully
followed the result viii Be all that IL
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
Plan Of italian Banker.

To help supply the demand In Amer.
lea for good servants and also to help
Italian immigrants to good places. an
Italian banker Of New York city pro-
poses to tram Italian women In model
houses before they leave home. He
plans to open In northern Italy practi.
cal schools Of domestic service
equipped with American iaundrics.
kitchens and dininx.rooms. where Girls
may learn free Of charge tho work
that viii be required Of them. Then
they will come to this country. where
they viii easily secure places on the
strength Of their practical education.
II Is thought that persons Of influence
In both countries Will be ready to help
this work. which ID phiianthropic In
the best sense In that Il promotes the
cfhcicncy Of the worker and insures
good service to the employer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

tiss iroas Of various sizes and othss
implements-such. perhaps, as . small
heating stove, necessary for this nne
laundry work.
Two-thirds OF this cupboard must
be reserved for the little ironing
table. which is the most important
item In the whole concern. says the
Montreal Herald. 1t is provided at
one end with a couple Of clamps.
which can be hooked into sockets
fixed anywhere to the wall or to the
end Of . table. to keep 1t quite steady.
while beneath the other rounded end
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

In commemoration Of the rare fore
sight and wisdom and the indomitabie
courage which led william II. Seward.
then secretary OF state. to Induce an
unwilling congress TO purchase Alaska
for his country the citizens Of Seattle
viii erect a monument 70. commem.
ora'e the act which has sndeared the
grand old statesman to the people OF
the northwest. II II planned TO com.
plcte the monument In time for the
Alaska.iukon Pacific exposition. which
II to be held In the summer OF 1903.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
A csurss u Hsvsswssk Msds hse
Fisbey Muscles oh W.

Madam. you are NOT III. but suRsr.
Ing from too much help in the Kitchen.
Dismiss one Of your maids and Try
homework yourself for two or three
months. and report the results 10
me-
ln sccordancs with the doctors I'D.
vice. says Good Housekeeping. Mrs.
Farnienee dismissed one Of her maids
and began 10 learn how TO use
broom. dustin9 cloth and her own
muscles. which had grown iinp and
aabby from disuse.
In the morning Mrs. Fsrnienie made
beds and found that the various twist.
inEs Of the torso required BY the 81.
erciss caused her To take deep bresths
and started her circulation. which had
becn siuSsisA for ysArs.
A. the sug9estioa Of her doctor she
jsft eli the windows Of the chambsrs
wt6s epsa while sAs was making ths
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

A new company capitalized st S..
900. 900 has been formed by John ID.
spreckles. Jr.. William Clayton and
Harry l.. Titus. with the svo~ed pur.
pose OF building a railroad from Fan
Diego. Cal, to Yuma. Aria. by way
OF the Imperial valley. The articles
OF Incorporation have been aled In
San Neixo. and the oficial title Of
the corporation IL The San Diego &
Arizona Railway company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

An invention of Frau Ansoineete
Arntzen and exhibited at the recent
musical exposition In Berlin consists
Of = method Of increasing the rec
onance OF the voice by inserting q
iilm under the roof Of the mouth.
making \ sort Of sounding board. The
apparatus is intended for the use Of
orators. ofiicers. sea captains. etc. a.
well as for singers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
INMbU51RY&@R5
MEcHkt95
AN IRONING CUPBOARD.
Neat and Handy Bit Of Furniture fes
the Kitchen

The amateur carpenter should not
be satisfied with making only pretty
and ornamental things for her house.
There are innumerable articles Of use
which will come well within the scope
OF her workmanship. and for provid-
ing the same she will receive grateful
thanks from the members Of the
household.
Here. for instance. IL the sketch Of
an ironing cupboard. wherein can be
slowed away all the requisites for
getting up hne linen and lace. In .
small establishment. whsre means are
limited. II often falls to the lot OF one
member Of the household to under.
take the washing and pressing Of
many small articles Of apparel, which.
by reason Of the delicacy OF their
material. would soon go to pieces II
subjected to the somewhat rough
treatment accorded to the general
washing. Many women like to vash
their fragile pieces OF old lace or EN-.
broideries themselves. and these often
require the application Of . fatiron
to give them q smart appearance.
The little cupboard here shown
could very well hnd place IN either
a bedroom or bathroom. II Is so mar.
row-not more than nine inches deep
that 1t occupies no appreciable
space when placed against the wall
The door and molding can be bought
ready made. and then there Is only
the body Of the cupboard to be Joined
together and fitted inside with \ divid
ing plank and several small shelves.
These latter are intended for holding
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
MADAME AERRI.
Patterns In vslvsts.

Light backgrounds marked with
stripes In the same color but much
deeper tone arc unusually effective In
the new velvets. which are made up
In the long. close-ntting coats. OfteA
the skirts are finished with bands OF
the same material piped with . bit OF
dark cloth or satin. and II 10 seldom
that the trimmings are limited to the
frock's own material
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Work seems to be- waiting for tAs
pcrson who can do II. In Detroit the
employment agencies are said 20 bs
practically Idle because there are few
out o. work. In Boston a free state
employment bureau. opened on In.
cembcr :. announced In an adv. r,isc.
msnt printed on tho Saturday before.
that II had on Its books demand for
more than 400 workers =, wages vary.
Ing from nvc dollars a month and
board for = boy. TO $50 q week for
workers In an electrical shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Tho New Zealand International OK.
hibition. now In progress. Is the most
important one ever held In Auatral.
asia II covers ~ acres. and the cos,
Of the main buildings Ia estimated a,
SSO0.o0o. though the entire cxpcndi.
lures before opening were probably
three times that sum. All nations
were Invited to exhibit. and II is re-.
GREETED tina, American Manufar.
turcrs did not respond. The Stand.
ard OIL company. through Its New
Zealand representative. Is the only
American concern with an exhibit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Ia. biggest sa!n in numbers Of i'm.
migrants las. year was from Italy.
Rusda. Greece. Turkey ard the ori.
ent. 1t should no, be rashly said
that this is not cause for corgratula.
tion. 1t may be in the places they
came from
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
Nssn In sesios Wstss.

II In but . few ysars ago that the
atmospheric gases arEon and neon
were discovered. and that helium. a.
element previously known to- exist
only In the sun and certain starr.
vas found combined with rare min.
erals on the earth. Since then ar.
son and helium have been discovered
In the waters OF many mineral
springs. and Il has besn shown that
the helium Issuing from such springs
10 probably derived from radium In
the rocks Quite recently. says the
Youths Companion. Charles Moureu
has Informed the Preach academy Of
his discovery Of neon In - mineral
springs whose waters were already
known 10 coatain argon and helium.
lie believes that neon 10 generally
present In warm springs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
MADE IN ORNAMENTAL STYLE.
Dainty Garment 10 This Ue-ts-oats
Flannel pettleost.

riasnsa pstticoGts are now being
made In quite an ornamental style.
and are gorsd % that they At quite
closely around the hips. Our model
10 In nns Saxony flannel. the cores d.
vided BY insertion. which may either
b Of torchon or Ans wool. The lower
edge Of each gore 10 curved % that
the edge presents . scalloped appear.
snce: they are edged with insertion.
to which 10 atached . gathered friil
tucked three times. and finished with
lace.
A nice warm. yet light petticoat.
may be made In this style OF Oood
nuns yelling.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Parisians. who like to have . des.
ignating epithet for everything and
everybody, call the actresses who ride
in touring cars. wrapped up in automo,
bile coats. "the little bears Of the
boulevards.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

John +. Wilkie. chief of the se-'rct
service. is one Of the best amateur
magicians In the country. He performs
wonders with a deck OF cards and his
sleight-ofhand mancuvers with coin.
handkcrchiefs and other objects are q
source OF constant wonder to his
friends
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

When the United States gets that
biggest battleship In the world the
secretary of the navy wants. her
saucy ship will be beauty that will
attract the admiration Of the globe.
She Will. In fact. ee the belle of
the feas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

There is reinsurance for Mr.. At
wood In the words from Berlin that
surgery can now attach Z beheaded
mans head to the trunk again, that
Ia unless the man has lost bis head
entirely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
The Ironing Cupboard.

10 4 trestle screwed on with . hinge.
10 a. to enable 1t to be folded up
when not In use. The top should Be
covered with a tightly stretched hanr
mel or cloth. and then. with the addi.
ton Of 4 tub Of hot water you are
provided with the apparatus for the
getting mp of collars and cuns-even
shirt waist. II desirable-the whole
thing put together In . most compact
and convenient form.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

We are having the kind OF . win.
ter in which a shrewd husband can
make big hit with his wife and at
the same time experience no personal
discomfort by getting up to light the
kitchen fire.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Until the sultan engaged \ Euro
pean artillery expert, Raisuli didn't
know that the imperial forces were
firing at him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

The burning OF the brides toys is
part OF the wedding ceremony in
Japan. The bride lights torch
which she hands to the bridegroom.
who with 1t lights a nre In which the
toys are destroyed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Philologisu have found that origin
ally the word chauffeur meant muir
derous brigand. How In the world
could the meaning OF 1t ever have
been so changed?
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Sevres style. with rosebud decoration.
On the utilitarian order. and yet
possessing artistic merit In Its rich
coloring Of weathered oak. is the
smokers cabinet calculated to con-
tribute to comfort and convenience In
q den.
A combination card and work table.
with silk bag for the work and COM
partments as we'll. is . desirable piece
Of furniture in these days Of apart.
ments and confined space In city
homes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
ovet proteetero.

0unssr-rhat 10 . very polite porter
they have on this train.
Ouyer-9o?
Ounncr-Yes: before be begins 10
brush you down he hands you . pair
Of atsonobils goggles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
COLORADO

1t is sad when our friends depart
but II il worse when our virtues die,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
cauee fss csmelalns.

His Mother-But ! thought you said
your wife could cook.
Her Sou-0hs can.
His Mother-Thsa What are 700
gro~iing About3
Her 8on-oAs won't.-ChicAgo Daily
News
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Bomb-throwing seems to be on the
increase in this country. Funny that
1t isn't applauded as 1t is when 1t
happens away on in Russia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
WHAT CURED MRS. EARMlENzE.

beds. 20 she might have fresh air with
her exercise
For the arst time In her life she b.
gan to notice how many diasrent mus
cies were called into play by the orAi.
nary duties Of housrwork. Later she
began TO observe . decided improve
mcnt In her health and spirits and at
the end Of two months she reported
to her physician that no prescription
she had ever tried had helped her 90
much - the last one he had givsn
her.
This IL only one instance out OF
many Thousands that have never bsen
chronicicd In print In which the prac.
tee Of . woman's natural gymnastics
thouseworb has changed Q ssmi.in.
valid into . teaithy woman
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

Probably the most practical sasAioas
Of the season are those expressed II
wraps Of ali kiads. and though many
are extremely simple. they ioss nolk
Ing 10 smartuess for 70 bs!ns.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

ize with varied decorative effects. and,
In addition. serve . useful purpose.
IL keeping with the old-time coloring
OF the cushions 10 the tardiniere In
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23
Done in Tapestry Work

HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES OF THIS
FABRIC POPULAR.
0oxes, Bags, Picture Frames and
Floor Cushions Decorative and
Serve Useful Purposs-iiius-
trations Show the Effect.
Tapestry plays . conspicuous part
In the fancy work Of the day. and
boxes. bags. picture frames and cases
innumerable are fashioned from this
durable. nower-decked fabric. A
work-box. with tapestry panels. is one
OF the latest illustrations of the use
Of this material. framed In mahogany.
Within the box Is = tray filled with
implements for work.
Floor cushions were never more In
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Other Globe Mines

Active operations are in progress at the Arizona National, where sinking was resumed ten days ago, with the in stallation of new hoist and other ma chinery.
 At the Pinto Copper company, ad- joining the National, track has been laid in the tunnel and work is pro gressing well under the supervision of Superintendent Kelly.
 Construction work is still progressing with unabated vigor at the Mitchell shelter and machinery is installed as soon as it arrived on the ground. The new hoists on the Schulze and North Dominion mines are now in working order and mining operations are being prosecuted energetically.
 Two prospect shafts are being sunk on the Needles group, owned by Jack newman and Dan Williamson.
 Consulting Engineer Sultan is spend ing several days looking after the de- velopment work on the Century group at Troy, owned by J. B. Newman and N. l.. Amster.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Queens Rich Showing

Parties arriving from Superior during the past week have all brought good reports of the Queen mine, owned and operated by Globe people. There is a force of sixteen men employed under Superintendent Joseph w. Bandhauer and work is carried on in four levels. The showing in the Queen mine is said to be phenomenal, the ore being ex- tremely rich in copper and silver. In stope opened on the third level there is vein of copper-silver glance varying in width from four inches to three feet, that runs 6l to 6S per cent copper, 700 to 500 ounces silver and one ounce in gold to the ton. Two carloads of this ore has been sacked and was being hauled to Florence for shipment. It will go either to Fl Paso or Douglas for treatment Three ears of carbonate ore assaying 20 per cent were also ready for shipment. The carbonate vein on the first and second levels averages from eighteen inches to six feet in width and the high copper value is very evenly maintained throughout, and the ore also carries some silver. All the ore taken out thus far has come from drifts, cross cuts and upraises, in the course of de velopment, and there has been no regu- lar stoping. It is expected that the Queen company will be able to pay a dividend by July l next and have a good reserve fund in its treasury to carry on development and equip the mine with machinery.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CELIA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the matter of the estate of Francis Jordan, deceased; notice of sale of real estate at Globe, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursu- anee of an order of the Probate Court in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, made on the 9th day of July, 1906, in the matter of the estate of Francis Jordan, deceased, the under signed, the administrator, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on Saturday, the End day of February, 1907, at 10 o'clock a.. m., at the office of the Justice of the Peace in the City of Globe, in the said County of Gila, Territory of 4.rizona, the following described real property, to witt
 West part of lot B in block S2 in Globe townsite, County of Gila, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Terms of sale: Ten per cent in ad- vance; balance on confirmation of sale.
 w. F. RAWLINGS, Administrator of the Estate of Francis Jordan, Deceased.
 Dated January l2, 1907.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
COLUMBIA OPERA co.
 AGAIN MAKES GOOD

"Olivette was the bill for the sec. ond performance of the Columbia Comic Opera company at Dreamland last even. ing This is an old-time favorite among Operettas of the class that never grow old. The attendance last night was larger than that of the first night.
 Ben Lodge as Cocquelicot easily car. ried off the chief honors of the evening His faeile, clean-cut comedy methods have won him a palpable popularity among theater-goers here. He aptly ap preeiates his lines and gets them oil with a risible nonchalanee that seldom fails to bring down the house.
 Mir Holmes is another member of the company who makes the most of his part and he won many admirers both evenings with his sweet, resonant tenor Speaking of tastefulness, there were many old-timers in the audience who were glad to hear the yodling medleys that Fritz Emmet wrote and sung in this country in the early sos. These were rendered by Messrs. Albright and Rayfeld, who won several encores.
 A winsome miss was the miniature brunette who came out to skip rope but she seemed to have been too modest to appear on the program. The scenic and ensemble effects were capable and the costumes up to the standard.
 This afternoon there will be a mat inee of Erminie," the vehicle in which Francis Wilson made meteoric flight into metropolitan favor several years ago. Tonight the company will present "La MascOtte' as the close of the engagement in Globe. Matinee prices, % and 90 cents.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
A Birthday Party

On Monday evening, February 4, a birthday celebration was held at F. R. Dixon s, North Globe, where about one hundred friends met and spent a most enjoyable time. 1.-The City band was in attendance and rendered good music. The male quartette sang in their usual good style and Percy Vim cent, with his violin, gave some choice selections. Dainty refreshments were served. during the evening and various games and dancing were indulged in until the early hours of the morning.
 Mir. Dixon was the recipient of sev- eral useful presents and all joined in wishing him many happy birthdays.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
TEDDY LISTENS
 ID SUFFRAG|S1
President Tells Lady Cooke He "WiII Take It Under Con-
 Sideration"
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, February 9.-Lady Cooke of England, formerly Miss Ten nessee Clafiin, had an audience today with President Roosevelt, making plea for his support to the movement to give suffrage to women. Lady Cooke and her friends, who are advocating the privilege of the ballot for women, are endeavoring to secure congressional ac- ton on bill granting them this right. She made an urgent plea that the presi- dent lend his influence in having the measure acted upon.
 "Thc president told me he had the greatest admiration for women,' said Lady Cooke, "and declared that they are the power behind the throne. y
 Lady Cooke stated that the pointed out that inasmueh as aliens and the negro race have been given the right of franchise she could not see why wo- men should not be accorded the same privilege She declared that it was a stigma" for women not to have this right
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Take Horseback Trip

A pleasant horseback trip to the sum- init of the Finals, near Pioneer road, was chaperoned by Mrs. H. C. Holds worth ArbOr day. The other members of the party were the Misses Urna Me Kenzie, l.. Grace Webb, Genevieve Ger aid, Elizabeth Santee and Emma Hord. About noon they alighted and a tooth some collation. was partaken of in un- conventional fashion near the banks of the creek. Some of the young ladies ventured to go in wading. The party returned about sunset.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BELTLETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told in
 Brevities

Mrs. McNeis left yesterday for Pitts, burg to visit with friends.
 Mike Reynolds has left for Geronimo to superintend the track-laying there,
 H. G. Huntzinger returned last even ing from very successful mining trip.
 Louis Balondy of the White Sewing Machine company has gone an to Solo monville.
 William E. Brooks, who has ben in town since Monday, returned to Clifton yesterday.
 w. J. West of Hibbing, Mich, was an arrival in the city last evening on min ing business.
 C. F.. Stillman and w. Burwell of San Carlos came up last evening to spend Sunday in Globe.
 Miss Nellie Moore has gone to Fl PasO to reside after having been resi- dent of Globe for about year and a half
 H. 0. Kindley of Tucson returned home yesterday after visit of three days. While here he put through deal to buy a group of mining claims.
 F. J. Bergs, vice president and gen. eral manager of the Berry Berges Coal company of St. Louis, is a visitor in the city after business from the big mining companies.
 Miss Grace Fredericks was given a surprise party by twenty-two of her school friends Friday evening. Games and refreshments passed away an en- joyable evening.
 There are seventeen mule teams and as many wheeler scoops laboring on the grade at the intersection of South Broad street and the ear tracks. BOulders and gravel are being seooped from the cen ter of Pinal creek for the filling to be used.
 The slingshot and the small boy are in evidence again-a dangerous cOmbi- nation. One of Marshal Carico s sons was shot in the left eye Friday by a playmate. It was feared at first that he would lose the sight, but Dr. Maisch states that he is improving.
 R. K. Goddard of the government se- cret service arrived in the city last evening on business in the federal court, which takes up the ease of Mir. and Mrs. Lemon tomorrow. Mir. Goddard was in charge of the Rapier ease, in which the couple to be tried tomorrow are alleged to have been implicated.