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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-11
COUNTY COURT FINISHES THE TERN
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bert, Perry Wise. Chas. Nickel
vey. Clerks. J. Berdugo, Geo.
II. Smith. Scott Catterson.
Hamey Judges. I. L. Poujade.
Frank Davis, T. G. Howsor.
Clerks, Geo. James. C. w. Log
gan, Thos. Balm.
Poison eek-Judges, Peter
Clemens, Thos. Baker. S. Whit
ing Clerks, A. A. Cowing, j.
j. hampshire, VIM. Stewart.
Pine Creek Judges, j. A
Williams. j. c.. Davis. A. j..
johnson. Clerks. C. S. johnson.
Z. 2. Parker Elmer Ingle.
Crane Creek Judges, c. r..
Peterson. G.. W. Clark, Grant
Thompson. Clerks. Ed Noble.
W II. Cecil, G. G.. Smith.
Island Judges, NJ. 3. Hayes.
Ben Newman. Joe Hill. Clerks.
Jay Gould. Jr. G.. T. McPheeters.
Geo. Hopkins
Diamond Judges. Geo. A.
Smith. Dean Horton. r. II.
Brown. Clerk. N. Horton. Tom
Henry Hamilton.
Happy Valley Judges. Sylves-
ter Smith. Dalla Turner D. II.
Clerks James Paul.
Jeff Cawlfeld. Claud Smyth.
Wild Horse Judges. John
Smyth, B. A. Riddle Chas. Tur-
Ter Clerks. L. j Rosenberg.
Cd. Carlson. Chas. Cronin.
Pueblo Judges. Joseph Cat
ow. Frank Adrian. Melvin Doan.
Jerks. VI. j. O'Conner Fred
holloway Chas. Fields.
Cold Springs Judges. James
.lahon, j. r. Jenkins Dave Log
an Clerks Ira Mahon. Tom
enkius, james Hurdy
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Commissioner r. A. Ballinger
of the general land office has ten
dered his resignation of that Of
flee to the president. and It has
been accepted. to take effect on
March 4. He will be succeeded
by Fred Dennet, at present as
sistant commissioner. Mr.. Bal
linger expressed dissatisfaction
Immediately after assuming his
duties in that office. He shook
things up some during his short
stay. however, and eliminated a
lot of unnecessary red tape and
ideas. As a conse-
quence there are some really
practical rules and methods now
TO follow.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-11
Az EXPENSIVE COYOTE CAUGHT.

William Mitchell. a typical
trontIersman, who lis trapping
coyotes for a number of sheep
men Of this section Of Ithe coun-
Try, secured a coyote near the
Muddy bridge that had a Stand
ard Meat & Livestock company S
tag in It's ear says a Cheyenne
dispatch.
In 1898 this coyote was captur-
ed with a number of Others, an
young, by Marsey's camp-moy-
ers. The animal was saved from
among the others and marked
by placing the tag in its ear.
A. 4. Corlett was present when
the experiment was made.
What volumes could be written
about the crafty little animal,
concerning his trickery in eyad-
ing traps and poison bait, as he
roamed the range and hills dur
ing the past years. Calculating
the amount of damage done By
the rayenOus appetite of this one
coyote during its 10 years on the
sheep range as two sheep per
month, a very fair estimate, the
lalue Of sheey being SO per head,
he aggregate amount would be
'l0S0, which might have been
saved had the experiment never
,een made.
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Christian Schuebel. Senator
Bourne's choice for United States
District Attorney for Oregon, has
been appointed 10 succeed W. C..
Bristol. In commenting upon the
appointment the Portland Tele-
gram says:
Three Of the four members
of the Oregon delegation have
been coldly ignored by President
Roosevelt in the appointment Of
Schuebel. Senator Bourne, the
junior senator. has demonstrated
that he has a stronger pull with
the president than Senator c. ".
Fulton and Representative ".
r. Ellis and Hawley.
While il was known that
Bourne was close 10 Roosevelt
and was a member of the presi-
dents kitchen cabinet, still that
the balance of the delegation
should be ignored seemed scarce .
~ credible 10 those who had been
watching Bourne's tactics since
ne went back 70 Washington.
Several important things are
shown By this appointment and
they will give the politicians
something to talk about for
months. .
Bourne has delivered the
goods 10 Schuebel and thus made
rood an election promise.
Fulton has virtually received
mother slap from Roosevelt
''Heney has abandoned Bristol
n the time of trouble. n
Warehouses of the republican
iarty have been passed by for a Z
nan who was a populist and ,
Ocialist.
'Dawyes of long standing at i
he bar have been sidetracked for /
man who has been admitted /.
lly a few years and has had but /,
mited practice. "
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Attaches Of the forest reserve
are always telling Us what a good
thing It was that the reserve was
created otherwise all our timber
would have been gobbled up By
syndicates. Pinchot has saved
the forests for US little fellows
and for the particular benefit Of
local stockmen as well as 70 con-
serve the water. etc. Specula-
tors need not apply, as is evi-
denced by the following special
from Helena 10 the Butte Miner:
Officials in the Helena Nation
nj forest are making'preparations
for the sale of all the timber on
the Boulder watershed. compris.
ing $4,000. 600 feet. An informal
application for the sale has been
made by the Allen Gold Mining
company. OF Anaconda. Forest
Assistants Stickney and n. Har-
ris have finished making an esti-
mate of the timber and are now
mapping the region. II the sale
is made. it will be one Of the big
gest in Montana.
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Several citizens of Burns at
'nded council meeting last We'd
ssday night and discussed wat
works with the city dads,
rom what is learned some of
em have rather extrayagant
|eas for a city of this size, be-
les all the discussion at this
ne is rather indefinite on ac-
unit of the lack of positive in
mation as TO adequate water
pply. OF course every pro-
rty owner in Burns would like
ter works and a sewerage sys-
b provided such could be Sc
red without being a burden to
payers. The man who owns
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no property can afford most any
thing along that line, however.
The proposition to get a compe-
tent civil engineer and find just
what possibilities we have in the
way of water supply is one that
seems to meet with popular ap-
proval. Before the matter can
intelligently discussed or acted
upon this must be done. Should
the city stand this expense or
not?
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Well, it doesn't seem it would
be a killing matter" whether
Senator Fulton or either Ellis or
Hawley be reelected so long as
we have Jonathan back at Wash
ington. OF course that agree
ment that the majority should
rule in handing out plums meant
only when it was agreeable TO
Jonathan.
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KNOCKS BUN LAND OFFICE RULING.

EN-Congressman Williamson
has been granted a new trial by
the United States Supreme Court
In rendering the decision the
court brings out the fact that the
land Office rules require illegal
oath. Il says in part:
We cannot perceive under
the statute. If an applicant has
in good faith complied with the
requirements of the second sec
tion of the timber and stone act
and. pending publication of no.
tice, has contracted to convey.
after patent, his rights to the
land, his so doing could operate
to forfeit his right.
When the contex of the sta
tute is brought into view. we are
of the opinion that it cannot be
possibly held. without making by
judicial Legislation a new law.
that the statute eXacts from the
a reiteration at the final
hearing of the declaration con-
cerning his purpose in acquiring
title to the land. since to do sn
would be to construe the statute
rs including in the final hearing
that which the very terms of the
statute manifest were intended
10 be excluded therefrom. II re-
mains to see. whether it was in
The power of the Commissioner
Ieneals Office 70 exact rules
md regulations by which an en-
rymar would be compelled to do
hat Of the final hearing which
he act of Congress must be con-
idered as having expressly eX-
luded. iu order thereby to de-
rive the entryman Of a right
which the act by necessary impli-
alton conferred upon him.
Referring 20 the authorization
.iyen by the act of the commits
ioner to prescribe rules for the
Increment of the statute. he
aid.
This cannot be held TO have ,
uthorized him, by such an eX- @
rcise Of power, virtually to
dopt rules and regulations de-
,ructiye Of rights which Con-
ress had conferred. As. then. ri
lere was no requirement con- q
,rning the making in the final
roof of an affidavit 10 the par
culars referred 10 and rs the 4
ltryman who had complied with %
le preliminary requirements 7
as under no obligation 10 make
Ich an affidavit and had full
,wer 10 dispose ad interim of
IS claim upon the final issue OF
.tent We think the motive OF
e applicant for proof was ire
want even under the broad
lie applied in this case, and
erefore that error was commit
not alone in insructing the
ry that the indictment covered.
could could cover the procure
snt Of perjury in connection
Jh the final proof, and that the
~ might base a conviction
sreon, but in admitting the f,
al proof as evidence intended b
show alleged illegal purpose ,
the primary application for W
purchase of the land"
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" j. Coleman. oficia. court
stenogUpher of the ninth Judi
cial district who has been quite
i'll during the past month has
sufficiently recovered to be out
again though unable 90 assume
his duties at .He present term of
circuit court Blue Nc Eagle.
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Rings Dyspepsia Tablets do
the work. Stomache trouble,
dyspepsia, Indigestion, bloating,
etc, yield quickly. Two days
treatment free. Ask your drug
gist for a free trial. Sold by
The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns,
Ore. Fred Haines., Harney, Ore.
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FOR SALE

AT DEMO Oregon General
merchandise business, saloon,
hotel also buildings and land,
dwelling house and furniture.
For particulars address
Mrs. a. SCHUBENER.
Denio, Oregon.
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house. in said county and state. | viii
sell at public auction ior cash, the above
described real estate to the person who
offers to pay the said delinquent taxes,
penalties. interest aud ACQUIRING costs,
and take a certificate Of sale at the low
est rate oiinterest.
A. X RICHARDSON,
sheriff Of llarncy County
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half section %. township
IS. tango g1 notth half
section u. township s6.
range aE So % sas
T.. r. Daniels. west half
southwest quarter south.
cast quarter southeast
/ quarter section o.. town
ship lranEo 3l'i 50
Lillian Fiuu, north half sec.
ton rs. township c5it,
range 3glS .......... % 9
Z -. Fi'zGcrald. lot blocks.
Burns III n
/ LEFTY Z. Hcubrec. lots 8 and
4, section .6. township ~
rangegl % ?
Ienkin ienkiu. lots tand
I hiock.C Hrowns addition o.
Burns . !
I WIN. J. King uortheastluar
Ger northwest quarter
west half northeast guar-
p tr. southeast quarter
. northeast quarter section
la. tnwnship2l. range 1f p6 @
rultr.Ck A. kubs. north
hslI se.iIon De- township
Oh. range Ef. si' section ss
TOWNSHIP. 0, range GO Gt
Ellen Martin. lots Las 3auI
q. east half northwest
quarter northeast quartet
southwest quarter section
.I.tovnship ll. range gl Ig id
vs. u. NayfciI. north hlli
northwe quarter section
't township o. range n 81 a.
" % MayasiI. lots ]. as
a1I block o. Morrison al
li'.ou to Burns Is OIL
Anna Noon southeast quar-.
fer section i0. township O..
rtrga .... g. O.
Peter Ca-d, southeast quar-.
Ger sgetiou l1. township l5.
rangd .l' west half south
west quarter. northeast
Guar'cr southwest quarter
northwest quarter. south
tguBrers section town
sai7-'. range %. s31thuysf
4uhligr northeast quarter
section lt. township 90.
rtu-a 90. east hsif south.
cast quarter section o..
township 90. rtrre 20. iots
-aHi tD.t.u. I. town.
snip %. r1utu south haif
southeast quarter section
Oh township 3D.. ra1ee JL
east halt rHffhWegf quar-.
tcf. .oi 4 section Gl. town.
ship1i. rar-e .f east half
northeast quarter section
-f. township 90, farEc 1ti
l0fs. block o. iB tawcu tn $50
N'tii. uasl. ofsi half
cas' aaIt SECTION .. town
ships rfH4Hft 90 al
/ % rH..ss. .ot aud tsee.
tI1H Fl. .lNusHiri il. rarty
.ttl.'a ans f section I..
foUusH.ri.. uHs.Hl.. ta t.u
ifs FIra U.a.s. Hstf haff
lo's ..I block FHr1s 20 90
iavEsI ...r.g. rHcss lutf.
ttr. U. Hfii northwest
quarter north uIf
south rss. H4atffr section
t0Hrs1IH f range 8 f5 Ia
{ D. Eli..iT ssff Ht't rtr.
sion D. township .uase
in pa
.lrticti EaiieF south ha'i
section township
rtngg r. IE Ta
A.arI E.ih .Tetk. sHrtH
utif quarter south east
garter AMI '1i ttsuuus
township ftagH 90
north gsr quarter section
.s t1Wafhip 81, nHs. 10.
..'a aHI 8 section o..
."HnIhIp rauEs 70. au
bloch SO HgfHf 80 stHI
D.. ''erHeHtu. north halI
rHHiH.fft quarter section
o. ''a,. %"
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''I 'f.AFh'i quar-
.' .'t.Ara' quarter
a'' fl'''r' section
-."'H'' rang 800
p i'i..'' i''' 2 %"
300 g. southwest quarter
Hi'aHr1' quarter section
F., 'HWH'alp 90 range t
.' o. f"I'hHrsi quarter
1f'NFrs. quarter HufiH
Irs' quarter southwest
Hffi.fs.I'.71 i,faHuth.p
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uEEIrrs

j.. F.ffH. u.a warrant .-sH.I Ug the
Clerk .' ta County .w-f .. iH. stat.
Hiplsfoa. .ar lU. County IIamr.. Goo
ng directed e.mafuI.as ue @. .g.g aH
,ag good. lHi lare.s.ItUeJ.,iaqa.rt
taxpayer llueI boz tUe IsI HtHsat Az.
rol. 'o- slI gala,g nr Oh. year IHU.
,hgretl a,,a..eI,aal o.. noe. 5e found.
then npla tHe real property, as s.tlr,b
nud described .H .ue said IeIaqgguttax.
roll, ur sn much Thereof B. .lall satisfy
the amoult Hi take, ellrsrI therein.
iosetHer Ufh tHe ra.tsHrI ezr.nses. {
.a'r iuly Ig,.eI upon t.r following dr.
s;f..-t r.eC.,nr panels a. A.I. O.. sst
fort. aad i...I..I .a sl#l az U-L d..
.ag aHd uar- f" .lI IIamey county.
state a. Oregon. ..-.Hu.I arI a..r,.aI
ts IuI lows.
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NO TREsPAssiNG.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassors will be pros.
ecutsd.
II. G. LFvENs.
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fIHata'l li-, range $50 ru aai
And on "wednesday the l=th day Of
febrary lsOs, a, the hour Of 10 o a ok
~, of saii day, az my OH e ia the court
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-12-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Benton County.
(In Probate)
In the matter of the guardianship
OF Effie NJ. Simpson, an insane per-
son.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, A. L. Flint. has been
heretofore appointed guardian OF
the person and estate of Effie NJ
Simpson, an insane person. and has
duly qualified and Is now acting as
such guardian, and any and all per-
sons having claims against the said
Effie M. Simpson, or against her
estate, are hereby notified and re-
quired to present the same together
with the necessary vouchers, within
three months from the date of thu
first publication Of this notice, to-
wit, within three months after Dec
ember 4th, 1908, at the Office OF the
Flint-Shaw Co., No. 3l3 East Y akima
Avenue, North Yakima, Washington
the same being the place where the
business of said estate will be trans
acted; and any claim not presented
as In this notice specified will be for
ever barred.
Dated at Kennewick, Washington,
this 4th day of December, 1908.
A. l.. Flint,
AS guardian of the person and
estate of Effie NJ. Simpson, an insane
person.
Gull & Davis,
Attorneys for guardian, P. 0. Ad
dress, North Yakima, Wash,
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Walla
Walla. Washington, Oct. 80, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
whose post office address ia st. Paul,
MIMI, has this 30th day of October,
1908. filed in this Office it's applica ton
to select under the provisions of the
Act of Congress, approved July /,
1898 go Stat. 597, 62O) NEA of SEX.
Sec. 2, On, q E.W.M.. NEA, SCI. Sec.
2, TON, r. q E.W.M.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the lands described, or desir.
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal to ap-
plicant, should file their affidavits of
protest in this office on or before the
18th day of December, 1908.
A. J. Gillis,
Register.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

In the eastern part OF Benton Coun-
ty as reported by the Kennewick Abs
tract Co, from Nov. 30th to Dec 9Th,
inclusive.
Nellie NJ Glover. eXecutriX. to NJ +.
johnson, War Deed. Lots No Il x II
Blk , in N. p Co.'S lst Add. to Ken
newick, $50.
} H Wood ct uX to John i Rudkn.
War Deed, NEA OF SEh and FIR. Lot 2
and 81 OF NEA of Sec "a 9-29. + W Vi,
5000 90
Foster Stretchberry ct uq to X. NJ.
Cash, War Deed, FIR. Tract of Ken
newick Gardens, $500 90
Sarah ii. Schlund ct vir to Julius
l. johnson, ar, WDeed, 81 OF Tract
No. OF Amon,s Add to Kennewick,
$500 90.
Hover Inv. Co; to W. Il Anon,
War Deed, Lot 8, of HOver's Park
Villa Tracts No. ,. 500 90
Benton Water Co. to Joseph kepl,
Land and Water Deed. VIZ of NE4
of SWA of SWA and SEA OF SWA OF
SWA, Sec 1923. E. W. NJ, - acres.
with water right, $3.50 90
Northern Pacific Railway co. to
Kennewick Cemetery Association,
War Deed Mex OF NEA of NE4 OF Sec
1l-S-29, E w NJ. 500 90
II A Hover ct TX to Mary Ann
Folsom, War Deed, Lots 3, and )
Blk 10 Hover, $3.50 90
Howard S. Anon ct Tx to w. r.
Anon, War Deed. FIR Tract l. Anons
Addition to Kennewick. $4,000 90
Northern Pacific Irrig Co to oseph
H. Morgan, War Deed FIR. Lot 2 of
Sec 1927. E w M, 5000 90
Hover Inv. Co. to st. Paul & Taco
ma Lumber Co. War Deed Lots IA, 10
and Is. LIST Add to Hover. $lS1 30
Wallace J. Duncan ct Tx to Fl. F. |
Kennedy. War Deed, Lot 20, Blk. IL, |
Beach,s LIST, Add. to Kennewick,
$500 90 |
William S HaXtOn ct TX to O. S. |
Bowman, War Deed FIR. Tracts. No |
Il 80 1928 and "a, Chicago Ten |
Acre Tracts, $4,000 90 !
Willis + Lemons, to E. n Cayce.
War. Deed, Tract l., Hover's Villa |
Tracts, $500 20
Mary E Staley, to the North Coast
Railroad Co, War Deed, FIR. Tract %
kennewick Gardens, 1860 60 |
George Ballum to j + Perry. War
Deed, Lots & 8 in Blk. "a, Hover's
subdivision OF Tracts l and 2 of
Kennewick, 1926 90 !
Northern Pacific Irrigation Co to
Frank Olbrich War Deed NE4 of SWA
OF SEX OF Sec l5-S 30. Z w NJ, 10 acres
Sl10O 90 |
u S to Frank E Ketcham. Register
Receipt. NWA OF Sec l2-7-2S, +. W. NJ.
100 acres.
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Catching Rats.

The best way to catch rats is to put
any animal substance, well perfumed
with oil of rhodium, into trap. This
induces them to enter readily and even
draws them from a considerable 6is-
lance, as they are extremely partial to
this OIL An ounce Of oil of rhOdium
will cost you 80 cents. Catnip to cat
is nothing like rhodium to a rat. Oil
of rhodium is made from a species Of
bindweed and is used in perfumery.-
New York Press.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Z. S.
Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash,
December 4, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Oliver
o. Noben of kenne wick, Washington
who. on May 22nd, 1902, made Home
stead Entry No. 1871. Serial No.
Ol106. for SEX, Section 10. Twp. 8. N.
Range 20, E. w. NJ, has filed notice
of intention to make Final five year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
& Receiver, U S. Land Office at Walla
Walla Washington, on the 26th day
OF January, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Emigh, c. f. Lum Jr., F. j.
Murphy and F. Storland all of Ken
newick, Washington.
Not coal Land. A. J. Gillis.
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash.
Nov. It'll. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Burton
o. Lum, of Seattle, Wash. (Univer-
sity Sta.) who, on November 2nd,
1905, made Desert Land Entry No.
GIG. Serial No. O943, for SWA SEX, Ell
SWA & Lots 2, 3. & 4. Section Is,
Twp. N. Range 80 E. w NJ. has FL
ed notice of intention to make final
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, y. S. Land Office at
Walla Walla. WASH, on the 22nd
day Of December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lloyd PeckenpauGh. Frank Emigh,
X. G. Bowers and .. w. Rich, all OF
kenneWick, Wash.
A. j. Gillis,
OF coal land Registre.
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He Would Return.

NARROW was three years old. One
day his mother said to him, "Now,
NARROW. you may 60 outdoors to play
for awhile, but If I see you crossing
the street to play with that naughty
little boy Willie Burr again I'll give
you hard, hard spanking"
Half an hour later the mother looked
out after her boy and saw him playing
with Willie Burr. She raised the win
dow and called with forced gentleness:
NARROW, come here to mev'
NARROW came, but as he did SO he
turned to his companion and said:
"You stay wight here, Willie. I'm
DISQUALIFICATION.
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New $50 gallon water tank for sale
oal! at this Office. j Silvers, K + u l
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To prevent dress skirts from sag
ing, or becoming wrinkled while
hanging in the wardrobe, fold the
waistband back and front together,
then fold once more. Take small
strip of cloth or tape, pin with safety
pin to skirt, so it will form a loop
to hang the skirt up with. This all
ways keeps skirts in good condition.
A strip of white cotton cloth is a
great help in frosty weather in the
laundry. Take a strong strip OF
the cotton one or two yards long and
about four inches wide, put safety
pins along one side and fasten small
articles with the pins before taking
to the line. The strip can be put
on the line and held by clothes-pins
and taken in without tearing them.
Wash white ribbons in gasoline
and they will not turn yellow, as
they will when washed with soap
and water.
If the eye has been struck with
enough force to make it black, apply
a cloth wrung out of water. as hot
as can be stood, for 20 minutes, and
the blood which has collected and
clotted will become thin and pass
off to its proper channels. A bruise
on any other part of the body may
be treated likewise.
The dried Lima beans, cooked
after several hours soaking and serv-
ed with a sauce of melted butter,
pepper, salt. dash of sugar and a
tablespoonful of vinegar are most
palatable.
The dried Limas also make very
hearty and tasty luncheon salad,
when perhaps an egg course alone
has taken the place or meat. Soak
and boil in the usual way, only do
not let them lose their shape, and
when done throw them into a col
ander and run cold water through
them, so they do not stick together.
When cold mix with one-half cup
full of chopped pecans and one head
of chicory salad, cut fine; cover
with French dressing and serve in
salad bowl lined with white salad |
leaves. If liked, the inside of the
spoon used to stir the blessing with
may be lightly rubbed with garlic,
which imparts delicious flavor.
Sugar candy should not be STIR
red after it commences to boil, ex-
cept by gently moving the pan back
and forth, else it is very likely to
granulate. Nuts should always be
blanched.
A most appetizing dish for an
invalid is to spread the beaten white
of an egg on a softened slice of
toast. Then drop the unbroken
volk of the egg in the center of the
white, and set into a hot oven, leav-
ing it just long enough for the egg
to set. Season with salt and pepper
to taste.