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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

do come out and see my kitchen
cabinet" she cried. The caller FOL
lowed her through the apartment to
the tiny two-by-four kitchen.
The woman from the floor below
gazed in establishment at the contriv-
ance before her. The commode, neatly
stained to match the woodwork of the
kitchen, stood between the set
tubs and the stove. Above it
wide plate rail. stained the same color,
had been nailed to the wall, and was
now surmounted by a row of tiny cook
ing plates and covers. From the row
of brass hooks on the under part hung
cooking implements of all kinds. The
towel rack of the washstand was
adorned with row of clean dish tow
els, and on top of the stand itself were
set a bag of flour and cans Of spices
and cereals.
There are more pans and odds and
ends in the drawer" said the fiat dwell
er with pride, "and the underneath
part Is for kettles"
"And l paid SIG for kitchen cabinet
that isn't bit better than this" walled
the lady from the fiat below
"Well, they are fine things to have"
consoled her hostess, "but the bought
en- ones have the tins and utensils all
ready in them. I've been keeping house
several years, you see, so | have
good stock of Dishes and there was no
sense in buying more. I expect this
will save me miles of walking back
and forth frsm the pantry"
Indeed it WILL" agreed the visitor,
for I've had mine a year now, and
never knew what easy housework was
till began to use it."-Boston Herald.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

Apple Pie-Line the pieplate with
the best crust you can make and fill
with pared apples, cut in eighths,
sweeten we'll and dredge with CHINA
mon Tor lemon) and -four Pour over
all one-half cupful of rich cream or
the same amount OF made custard
Bake with a top crust or heap with
whipped cream, as you like.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

White Layer Cake-The whites of
eight eggs, three cupfuls Of sugar, one
cupful of butter, one cupful Of sweet
milk, two and one-half teaspoonfuls
of baking powder. one teaspoonful of
vanilla Spread between each layer
a soft icing, with tablespoonful of
bright, red jelly stirred into it.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

of flour, two and one-half cupfuls of
sugar, one cupful of cream, one tea
spoonful of vanilla. Line a piepan
with crust and cook like a custard.
Serve with a sauce made of one cup
full of butter three cupfuls of sugar,
stirred till right, and favored to suit
taste.
Baked Indian Pudding-Add one cup
of molasses and five tablespoonful
of cornmeal to one quart of fresh
scalded milk. Melt a piece of butter
the size of an egg into pudding dish,
then pour in the mixture. If whey
is liked add a cupful of cold milk to
the pudding as soon as it begins to
cook. Bake in a moderate oven.
Serve hot.
An Egg Test-To test the freshness
of eggs, put them in bowl of water.
New-laid eggs will remain at the bot
tom; less fresh eggs will float a little
way from it, and bad eggs will lie on
top of the water The higher the
water the staler the egg is the rule in
this test.
Petitions were circulated in Skagit
to build four steel bridges across
Skagit river to replace the ferries.
The last census shows there are
approximately 100000 people who
reside in rural villages and on farms.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
says:
There was never a country so rich
as this.
There was never a country so pros
porous as this.
There was never a country so pro-
ductive as this.
There was never country where
labor was SO richly rewarded as this.
There was never country in which
human beings lived so well as this
There was never a people so con-
tented as ours.
And the farmers are the richest of
them all.
Their power to produce wealth and
to contribute to the happiness and
the prosperity Of the world is grow
ing steadily.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

Write for the Security Savings and
Safe Deposit Co.'S information book
to know any minute of the day. Adj
dress 113 Seneca ST., Seattle, Wn.
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Good at Figures.

scholar. Towards the close of the
year her teacher said: "Susie, If you
continue to know your lessons so well
you will have good conduct card for
every Sunday in this year."
"My," said Susie. "Thatll be
whole deck, won't it?"
Hooligan's Throat Trouble.
"Your ailment lies in the larynx,
thorax and epiglottis," said the physi-
clan to Hooligan-
"Indade? An me afther thinkin' tn
trouble was only in me throat" was
the reply.
Farmer-Hi, there, what are you
burying in that hole?
Neighbour am only replanting
some of my garden seeds.
Farmer-Garden seeds? Looks re-
markably like one of my hens.
Neighbor Same thing The seeds
are inside.
Nell-Did you tell her | couldn't
come?
Believes, and she seemed sur
prised.
Nell-But didn't you explain to her
that I've got the chicken pOx?
r Believes, that's what surprised
her. She said you were no chicken.
The Catholic Standard and Times.
Short-There goes one of my pre-
ferred creditors.
Longevity preferred?
Short-He never asks me for money,
Chicago Daily News.
who's that little man up at the
head of the table?"
Hes one of our biggest capitalists"
"l see. And who is that giant of
man down there near the foot?"
Hes one Of our small merchants"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

Cottage Pudding-Four eggs, one
cupful of butter, four tablespoonful
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-01

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Petitions were circulated In Skagit
county for an election to vote bonds
to build four steel bridges across
Skagit river to replace the ferries
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The last census shows there are
approximately 50,000,000 people who
reside in rural villages and on farms
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Judge Seawell Will Break Gleason
and COffrOth in Legal ClincheS
"There is no ethics in the fight game. .
BY T. p. MagiIIigan

stationary yesterday. Tom Corbett said
that he had plenty OF money to oger
either way Ell 20 to Z on Papke and
even money that Papke would net
knock out ketchSl in fS rounds
frankie Neil and Owen Moran are
scheduled to meet at catch weights in
Boston toni ght In letter TO the
sporting department OF The Call Neil
says that he is ia fne shape and ex
poets TO heat the B~iton.
Two wrongs never make one right
is an ancient axiom but for all its
hoary age tt appears that the most
modern at the fight promoters has
never heard it.
As a title for Bat Nelson's book how
would The Fighting Chance" doz
Ilnpeg linent question in pugilism.
Where does the fight public come In :
II the present methods OF match
grabbing prevail the hght game is
Liable to have one OF those Eliza on the
lee finishes
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Thanksgiving Contest
ArOuSeS Interest
By William Unmack

The rush for tickets for the foot
ball game on California field on
Thanksgiving day has been far greater
than was anticipated and second
edition OF tickets has been placed on
sale at spaldings.
Up TO a late hour last night two
places in the Barbarians team had not
been filled. owing TO the closeness OF
the competition among the members.
One place in the Olympic team in also
in doubt.
1t is probable that Goodell. who has
performed so well at the full position.
viii be brought up to the three-quarter
line and Tiedeman. the Barbs full ON
last years team. will be put in his
old position. If this is done. there
Will be big fight for the other wing
three quarter position. Donovan Pom
eroy and Hamilton, all excellent men.
are running neck and neck for the
honor Captain Elliot and Earle will
be in the center of the Barbs three
quarter line, and great things are ex-
Hyland seems to have the serum half
position cinched. sands and Browne
VIII be the h0okers. and Price is sure
OF his place at wing forward MOverly.
Schaner and Cor are also sure OF their
doubtful.
For the Olympics Briggs is conceded
the full position Ollie Snedigar will
be on the scoring wing or the three
quarter line. CavanauSh viii be the
center man and Mackenzie will be on
the other wing
The i've positions are not sure yet.
but 1t looks as though Laumiester and
Webster will fll the places. Miller
will be serum half and Clerk Will have
his position at wing forward. He is a
dangerous man and one who knows
every point and trick Of the position,
having had considerable experience IN
Australia.
The pack is not yet finally selected.
but the probable lineup viii be Mol
fno. Brennan. Minturn. Aguirre.
Thorpe. Hickey and Pomeroy.
f AnnITInNAI. SPnRrs on PAGE "a 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

l1 order So deTcte his entire attenfion 10 his
breeding ventures. John u. Aiiin- who has an
- ienslVe racing suhlg IN training ST Emery
rlle VII seu every horse in MS stable snd
retire from the sport owner. Milln ar
ranged yesterday with Magrane & Tozer 10 con
saturday - HeNt week Besides the , year
oias Carrie Thatcher. Ocean Queen. Csronia and
other mature horses. Niilin has what IS regarded
- tbe finest band of yearlines in local train
tng- The got u his promising sire CHnaT8. Miilin
rs formerly associated with the late Caesar
Yong and has hne breeding fsrm near Ssers-
lncnro.
Jocsey y Powers mar continue 10 ride at
Enlerrriile FOR some time 10 come. instead OF
follow ing ont his previously announced intention
~ proceeding 10 Arcadia FOR the opening At
that track. Barney Schreiber. who has FIRST call
on fhe bog. has been impOrfuned to have him
remain here iH view Of the good form that he
is showing iD the saddle. and as Scbreiher's Ar
racing be may Yield 10 the demsnd for the boy =
retention here II il improbable that SchreibeT
rill himself 90 south FOR the opening al Area
Gs. He VII likely remain here and continue
20 book sr EmeryVille until the Arcadia meet
Ing has progressed considerably.
The Investigation conducted by the stewards
et -hr New California jockey club into FirehaIl'
shocking reversal - form while raining as 8
fsTor'te on Saturday remains unfinished. II. G.
bedWcl, owner % the horse. before fhe
officials yesterday he was inclined to Law the
responsibility Tor FirebalTs bad showing on
Jockey shilings action In plying his whip M
HlercifullT on the horse. but Shilling declared
inst he hsn not resorted 10 the use Of the vhip
7lutu FirebfI had begun 10 stop badly under
him. BedTell claimed that be had bet on the
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Gossip of the Racetrack

horse and had advised sl his friends TO do ike
wise The officials are stiil making inquiry
into certain angles Of the betting against the
horse.
Or. Rowell has selected John Broad as fore
man Tor the Arcadia division Of the Williams
stable. AID the y horses tina Rowell shipped
shipment included Perjuicio. Roalts. Biameless-
Sonalto. Talentosa. Prudent. Nj Derecho. The
Drake. Rubric. Colonel White. PhalanK and
Mistress of Rolls. The last named four belong
10 Rowel and the balance 70 the president OF
the California jockey club. RoWeil VIII en-
dearor 10 dispose of his own horses at the SOUTH
ern rack. Rowen probably VIII follow his
Jockey Sweet along with him. with the idea Of
starting one OF more horses at the southern
track SATURDAY.
locker Walter Miller displayed such i'm
proved form yesterday that many OF his former
followers who had despsired of his return to
geOd form in the saddle are now encouraged te
ing the winter. Miller exhibited fash OF bis
old time ginger and skill in plotting Nebuosus
and Rbinock TO victory, and in addition put up
2 powerful finish With Toll Box after making n
poor beginning Miller always had the faculty
of riding particularly well In MUDDY going
and IL may be that be VIII shine as brightly as
ever Under the track conditions that prevailed
yesterday and which are likely to be frequently
in evidence from nov on.
Starter Jake Hoffman unexpectedly put in an
appearance NJ Emergville yesterday. he wes on
his way from the east TO Los Angeles snd re-
sumed his journey last night in order to be on
hand for the opening at Santa Anita Thursday
Hoffman will WELD the barrier at Arcadia until
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

bus Nebulosus rushed b. him in the
final sixteenth and won of by himse1i.
Bowlegs took the place. length in
front OF Wap. which came ffom the
clouds to be third. Emma q and Alb
hey which had dsttered their hackers
IN the early stages OF the contest,
backed up badly at the end.
Billy Pullman encountered no serious
0nposition in winning the fourth. He
was faVorite and his hackers mad no
occasion for concern at any time, as
throughout and won by as Tar as
Jockey Shilling pleased. Sir Brillar
was always the contender and easily
beat The balance. while the 20 to
shot Colonel Bronston came from be-
hind 10 be third by a big margin.
Charles Green, the second choice, lost
whatever chance he had of getting any
of the money in a jam which followed
his attempt to steal through along the
rail at the last turn, and in conse-
quence Of which his rider was obliged
80 pull up.
HAZLET COMES WITH RUSH
Hazlet demonstrated that he is a
much inprOved voungster by the clev-
erness with which he took the flrh,
after having supplanted Chipmunk IN
faYoritism. Outrun to the stretch by
Chipmunk and Semproni, he came
stoutiT at the end and got UP to win
( from Semproni by a length. Toll Box,
which finished a close up third. might
have won had not Miller gone away
from the post pulling up.
By the time that Toll Box settled
into his stride the leaders were many
lengths awav and the colt gamely made
up nearly all OF his lost ground. Chip
munk seemingly was not keyed up to
a bruising race and weakened badly
in the final furlong Next time out
ia similar company il may be expected
that he viii about win.
The results in the closing race were
qdite unexpected. Rhinock. Bellmence
and Silver Sue. all Of which were at
long odds finishing one. two. three.
Herodotus and Miss May Bowdish the
shortest priced contenders in the race.
both failed to show any speed at any
stage Of the running. Inasmuch as all
three of the placed horses receded rap
idly in the betting for lack of support.
the outcome was quite satisfactory TO
the beOkies
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24


tngly sloppy, but not al all deep. The
opening race broke poorly for the lay
ers, Aiss Highland, Beau Man AMI
Marehesa, the three choices. nonopoiiz-
ING the positions at the finish line in
eAaGt conformity with the odds laid
gafnst them.
DEEERICH MAKES GoCD
Jockey Deverich vas making his
I. debut on Miss Highland tie odds-on
lsForlle. and created z "a aNora BILE i'm
preston hy the courage which he ex-
nlDited ia taking his mount through
atong me ral after getting the worst
~ the break Before The isrsf furlong
eao been traEersed he had taken the
ESQ. and although his mount was in
ci1ned 10 bear out all the way a pro-
teAsily which Trainer Dave Henry de-
JARED she had shown ia aer eastern
6rts. she was 50 much The best that
she won of by herself la spite of a
ferE vide stretch turn. Marchesa,
~ nieh momenEarily assumed the lead
NAen the favorite went wide. was
easily beaten by Beau Man in the
stretch drive
j was in The second race that For
s1lhe and his friends made their mild
killing on Warden Argonaut was the
taroriIe and looked ali over The winner
afteT Micaela quit until tie last few
jumps, when Warden came from be-
nlnc with an irresistible rush and
Hipped the faNOritc on the wire. Apto
Dro- which had been g forward con
tender from the start. was Tapped on
tle TWO leaders at the finish and the
balance Of the field was badly beaten
oE Figent. the second choice, was
virtually LEFT 8 I the post and tired after
ma king up q lot Of ground.
DALK'S COLG Is THERE
II. J. Daly's good colt Nebulosus made
by three straight and incidentally dis
PEELED All doubt OF llis mud running
abilities By the manner in which he
looh tne mea sure OF the clever mud
sprinters with which be contested the
third Away poorly. he made up ground
continually and Still had plenty left
- the end when Miller called on him
for final effort.
Billy Bowlegs. which had been in
stalled favorfte on account OF his well
known prediction for the going.
several lengths lead al the paddock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
WELSH AND ATTELL FIT
Betting Is at Even Money ON
the Southern Bout

Los ANGELES. Nov 3s-Great In
terest attaches 10 the Is round box
ing contest before the Jeffries ath-
letie club at Vernon next Wednesday
night between Abe Atten. Americas
champion feather weight. and Freddie
Welsh. champion light weight OF Eng
land. Both men have been in training
for weeks and are in shape FOR the bat
tie One OF the fastest fights In the
history OF local pugilism is looked for.
The men Will weigh in at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon at 1870 pounds. Welsh
IS within two pounds OF the required
weight and AtteH Will be several
pounds below weight.
The odds are even ard IL is likely
that large SUM viii be wagered. as
both men have ardent hackers. Bets
have been recorded at to 1 that
the fight viii not be a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
- = - RIDS THE SYSTEM
-. - - Of CKTARRH

Inflammation Of the
of
delicate produces all the well Of the
feeling
the pains eyes, irritation OF the throat sometimes slight
become affected by the continual impure blood through them and
allowed
s. s. catarh because pues the blood It into
and
symptom disappears the constitution built and health
removing making
entirely
this especially and desirable medicine
medical advice all who
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
NELSON IS .ptNcHEn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Battling Nelson
was arrested in Burnham today on war
rants charging disorderly conduct and
resisting an officer. The charges come
raided at the village of. Burnham. near
Chicago last night. Nelson, it is said.
being one of the, spectators who es-
capped while other arrests were being
made.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Australian Tennis Star
Trims American

MELBOURNE. Nov. 23.-A F. Wild
ing Of Australia today defeated - B.
Alexander the American. in the final
OF the Victorian singles in the tennis
championship contests. The score: &c,
60 g. 6-2
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Obnnpns
MndlarkS Run True to Form and but
One Outsider Comes in First

For the first opening the
uodes their Emeve Despite
The o
the wonderfully lighting
@ other and the taken by F. A. Forythes
Oddfco stable
neclons having
bcen good as Is o the betting
showers
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Fishers Tossers Still
Winning Games

TOKYO, Nov 23.-The American base
ball team followed up its victory over
the Waseda university nine yesterday
by winning two games today. the first
from the Waseda players by a score of
IS to and the second from the crack
team OF the Kyoto university, which was
defeated 6 to 0. There WAS a great
attendance at the games and much en-
thusiasm was displayed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
SAYS He WAS HELD Up

Charles Evans, clerk in the employ
of the Santa Fe company, while cross
ing the yards of the company about
and robbed as watch and S25. accord
ing TO story he told the police yes
terday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

DO You Want s500f
Read THE CALLS weekly ofrer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
CREATION -REMEMBER-J. R. LAUGHREY

ear olds and upward
Ppu1arkc

0lds and upward
Remarks
ST. Francis is a grand mndder and vita
his usual sood luck at the barrier should
lead from start 30 finish. Belle Kinney
probably viii improve in the going. Anna
May may not overly ike the going but
should beat the bzl&nce.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery

Ratings for muddy track Deduct point pound overweight
FORERUNNER-MARIoN ROSE-MAGRANE
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Book Maker viii Hall received the sad in
telligence yesterday that his father had beer
killed in streetcar accident az Los Angele
and has left for the south.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Three carloads Of horses recently left Tatonia
bound for Havana sia New Orleans The shin
nent included the strings OF ]. Z. STROBE e.
Eafchett II. shannon. James Robertson s. r.
Farmer A. Brown & ca. G.. F. DUDLEY n
whitney. c. II. Dayids. A. Beatty. f. Baxter.
j. r. DaFis. Ira Cox, !. 3. Fitzgerald g. NJ ].
Rssel, Scott Williams. ". T. Reed and NJ.
Abadie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

SPORTS on PAGE 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Ocean Shore has been put on the schooling lis
at Emeryville on account Of his behavior at til
barrier in the last race on Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

The arrivals ri Emeryvilie yesterday includ
ed John Cahill. New York book maker
Wills I.awreDce who is here from Seattle Il
make book. Eddie Austin an eastern LAYER. ans
Harry BrsnFoGel assistant treasurer OF the Ia
tonis and Louisville trscks vino stopped fol
a day en- route to Santa Anita.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Yesterdays Winners

January 4. when Dick Dwyer viii exchange
places with him for the few following weeks.
Little Henry Freysinghausen who is one OF
the biggest professional operators from The
ground at EmerFville. declared yesterday that hs
lad dropped $1,000 in his betting operations last
week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Goldena came out OF her last race in such
shape with bad knee that she has net since
had saddle
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

William Hawkes. cigarigbter has developed
a curb Of his hind legs which prohaby
will necesstate a resort to the firing proce IS
and consequent throwing of the horse out OF
training.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Book MakeT Frank Bain cleaned up IN hand
some shape yesterday by winning So Geo h goodly
share Of which represented his faith I'm Hazlet's
ability 70 win the fifth race. Balm is interested
in this horse Johnny Lewis quit the day with
profit Of i.o00, and many other books ia the
ring did fairly we'll
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Starter Dwyer disciplined Jockeys Hayes and
Shilling for ais0bedieBce at the berTier. Hayes
suspended sor two days on account Of his
antics on Aliness. snd Shilling was fined S25 for
repeated efforts TO beat the barrier with Billy
ROwleEs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryYille

~ = ~ = - -
OKLA Nd rainy rack
a nrs
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Probable starters in the Pomona handicap at
Arcadia Thursday include Restigouche, Jack
Nunnally, Pinkola Magazine, Vox Pop1ii Col
loquy, STANLEY Fay, Lee Rose and Green Seal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

H. G. Bedwell lost his year old Watercres,
gelding Wap yesterday, Trainer Jasper Madison
OF the Beekwifh stable claiming the horse fol
fS25 after his failure TO win the third race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

me.24 IS, 40 10. :lJ 40, l:43,
niace. show: Beilmence. 6 p
Pcnxsnce-Lillv 3. Trained by W
drive OF two. Third stopping.
TngIIshnan 6. Rhinock and 81
Russell. He bore down on Su
at the time. Bellqfenee closed
The Englishman. or poorly. wo
end. So did Celeres. Bowdish
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Jockey King, who rode Yox Populi to advan-
tsge at Seattle. may go to Los Angeles to ride
for Dr.. T. S. Childs, owner of thar horse.