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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
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shscags Inter t'co@n The tioa
Nichol.s LSasvaEth Pse,-o~ea 40
lH.tss1 AuIerscaR cstIzeI- a. E0.:k
Island ca Friday that Taff sao~ld
be made president II she Jui.ed
States f1T the next esxht wears aud
Mr.. Roosevelt fur the esShi years
taliswIug Mr. Tsfis second term
AZ Mr. Loagworth Is prcs.dsnt
E8asevel; sgn IN Law hls words are
accepted usually a. -.sn.s-Of.clal for
the White House This is the un-
fortunate fsaipre og b5s uf,srance AZ
the present instance
The American people are NO,
iooklng for a iard protector Even
the ardent admirers Of presiden,
Eoo-esel; would not care TO
make ham another Daz
With eight years ct presidency
bel.ind him and with e,Shi wears 81
Mr.. Taft before hlm Mr. Roosevelt
according to his sou-ln-law . ideos
would be able 10 celebrate On
March 1925 nearly a quarter Of .
ceatury Of personal rule over this
republic
Such programme is not to be
announced Just now, Incredible aud
impossible as it seems Especially
IT j. not one to be announced from
the bosom Of Mr. ROoseveit's family
Good politics and good taste are
both against such utterances.
Aside from Mr. Longworths plain
assumption thai Mr. Taft's two
terms would not constitute even
substantial iDterregnum with
which no rel friend Of Mr.. Taft
can agree, such remarks regarding
the instItu-ion Of a Roosevelt
dynasty are not only shocking, bnt
absolutely damaging to the repub-
hcan candidate and the republican
party
The proposition today is to eject
Mr.. Taft for one term not 10 con-
tinue Mr. Roosevelts power behind
and upon the throne for sixteen
years more
Mr.. Longworth is injurins the
cause of Mr. Taft. The demand of
the hour is an unhsmpered IN
diverted and energetic campaign in
Mr.. Tafts behalf
Mr.. Longworth should have more
sense.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

sahda Nail Republican voters
we're warned two years ago that re
publican success IN the state would
result IA sending GaSaenheim TO the
United States seaate. Few vosers had
ever heard Il Guesenheim, except as
q New York millionaire, and they
didn't bel,eve what the press Was
telling them. They got Gs4gen-
heim. Will the iniell,een, voter
swallow another bitter pail and le,
Hamlin take a seat bes,de Gseeen-
helm So that Colorsdos senator. call
look like the 1ggenbeim twins
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Pat HAnIoa Far in the Lead.

Pat Hanlon is known far and wide
as fearless, upright man, law abid-
ing himself, and familiar with Gun
nison county, in fact, just the man
for sheriff lie is perfectly compe-
tent for the position, not onl y Ill the
tenacity Of purpose winch never let's
the criminal escape, but in the nee
essary education and in the brave
heart which fears no mob or ambus-
cade Mr. Hanlon has been one of
our workingmen, for years miner
at Crested Butte His superior quail
tiles led to his election as city mar
sbal, and 50 well did he handle that
difficult Office that last spring in a
warm fight he Was reelected by the
large majority Of l79. In the wider
field to which he sspires he will be
supported by democrats and repub-
licans alike, and News-Champion ex-
poets TO see Pat Hanlon the next
sheriff Of Gunnison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Mack SEES VICTORY
Democratic Natiooal Chairman
osc'arss That 0syaN Will
Cary East and vvess.
A1Po1rS SHOW RlslIo TIDE
Oht0. Indiana aaA New York In the
DeOOCraaic COluMn.

Norman E. Mack. chairman OF the
Democratic national committee. Is con
ndent OF the electtoa Of Mr.. Bryan as
president In . statement summinS
up tho situation he said:
Three weeks 49, II was apparent
mat the tide had turneA toward De-
nocr.cy, and that every outward evil
eence pointed to . De1ocratic victo-y
IN Nove0ber. The situatioa b far be-.
tef nov than thea. 80 I aa conndeat
m the belief that l1s. Bryan will be
erected presiAent In fact, the cam
peien, from Tie De0ocrattc viewpoint.
Aas steadily tnprUveA WITH eech sue
ceeafng week. A. Mr. Bryaa has pre-
seated he issUes IN various sections
q the cssetry, tie people have become
eore aD1 Osre cUavtaceA tAat his
election b sse TIE permanent pros
pefity an1 best intesests q he nation
W tAe Oany reVssts Aave receivei
tFO0 the vas1o1o 0to1eo thofo hos Dct
ossa 80 11oos1saG1ag - - eAsse. On
- stAsr haoA. - q ~ Aosr1atSon
- 61ocaas1 - tAsge ~ - . -
oefenAee 0ees0ass - - nepshsscan
voee. - ~ 01n0aaaue oooa1es an6e
- tAs 6aaase 0apunnano seass q
seaayfsanaA - Wsll - - aas.o NE
Nev Y03- o.. - DD11nnA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Vii Cst Every Dcmoerate Vote,

The Democratic party Of Ganni-
son casnis has never nominated a
candidate bei,er qualified for the
place 4 superintendent Of schools
than Miss SARA Eas;eriv A Young
lady a talent aud good ludgmen,
one who has successfully taught
seven wears IN the county and knows
its schools. lis text books, and the
details Of maBagemeBt.-a Ganni-
sou Cirl, who has risen bv her own
hard work through the graded
schsols. the high school, aud the
Colorado state 1ormsl Sach a can
didate Is well worthy the united vote
Of the dcmocrstic party. and that
alone wall elect her. In addition,
her pleasant wavs. her intelligence
and withal modest demeanor in the
campaign has won her many repub-
hcau votes BESIDES all this, Miss
Essterly Is Guunison product. II
We give her the reward of political
preiermeIt 1t will encourage boys
and girls all over the county to labor
harder for an education and improve
the qualify of our schools and teach
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

The poor old Gunnison Republi-
can is attempting a most musing
trick in this campaign, trying to
work both sides of the street OF
recent years c. I. Sills has been a
republican, bat just lately the pa
per itself passed into the hands Of
the feminine side of tho family, who
asserts democratic belief straiah,
down the line. Nominally the paper
10 supporting the republican ticket,
but in . way that makes tears come
to the eyes of the angry candidates
II attacks Bryan and democrssic can.
didates viciously bst o. the side ita
propriesoss are tryine to mako pesce
With democratic candidates and Civ
ing all kinds Of promises. 70. -
the schs@e? If repsblicaas win, tha
paper remains repsblicsa ia politics
and enjoys the couaty patronage. II
The democratic win, - 10 likely, thea
ths paper will tsrn deacc,ssic, viii
lie plsa thst We rsally supported
yosr ticket. doa't yoa ksow." ssd
ssk for cos.ty printing ssd lea,l
notices. lis . dick scAsne, bet ~
fail to appreciate ths temper I'D u.
tslliesocs Il deoocs1sic caoA;duAe1
Il it wurks with cor side of IL
serest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
How New Settlers are Encouraged

The Gunnison Republican tells us
that these forest reserves are open to
the homesteader and the forest serv-
ice is anxious that agricultural land
should be taken. What rot Does
the man who wrote that expect any
one familiar with the facts to believe
it? True there is a statutory pro-
vision Tor homesteading under dire
difficulties and much red tape, but
the forest service doesn't want SET
tiers and is doing everything posi-
BILE to keep them out. In order to
do this the land laws are violated and
even the rules of Mr.. Pinchot's own
use book" broken with impunity.
1t is also true that there is neither
court nor Jury 70 which one can ap-
peal, for the Roosevelt supreme court
holds that the rulings Of these de-
partmeut clerks are not subject to
review. Judge ID. c. Beaman, OF
Denver, says in this connection:
ut is equally silly for a man to
communicate with Mr.. Pinchot for
any relief 1t will probably never
reach him, but if it does it will dc
him no good. Let me give an in.
stance out of . hundred or more
can furnish.
"A man applied for homestead in
q Colorado forest. Mr.. Pinchot
wrote him over his own signature
that he would have it examined, with
perhaps some necessary delay In
January, 1908, sixteen months after
wards, he was advised by the acting
forester that examination had been
made by ranger and in the letter
it stated:
This land is open park. covered
with bunch grsss, and owing to the
shortnees Of the growing season ID
o1ly valuable for grazing. 1t 10 MOI
the policy Of tho forest service &c
classify grazing land as chiefly valu.
able fer agriculture. regret to in
form you, therefore, that your sppli.
cation must b rejected
The applicant Is . reliable ma.
and SAYS that ths altitude 10 abou,
5000 foet; thse tinstAy, wheat md
barley wih grow thsse, and sod
crops azs sscosssislly gsuwn At the,
altit.ds O. hAndrsds of farms i,
CoSoeaAo.
Ths spplieast ays tAas tAsss i
. lafno assa thego WifAous trss ~
With Wuasr availahla. WAicA wualt
- aa sses1sA O = ssse IL pssp1l
wsse allowed 70 Do %; bst kis appli
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

How did Congressman Ilaggot
stand on the forest reserves? Why,
he either lodged the vote or went
with Guggenheim in favor of them
every time,-just to control the fed
eral patronage. 1t must be said for
Cook and Bonygne that they stoodfor
Colorado in this matter. Cook was
thrown down hard by the G.. O. p.
(GuGgys Own Property and is
out fighting the state ticket
Bonygne wanted to be senator. bu,
didn't have a look in. They could
not however defeat him for renomi
nation in the first district. 1t is ur
to the republicans Of this district &c
turn down Haegot and Guggenheim
and Burger, the candidate for con.
gressman -at-large.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Senator Taylor and John Martin
in their speeches Monday night made
very clear the reason whv We should
have democrats like Dr. Twining and
John A. Lehrritter down at Denver
to represent us next winter The
leaders Of the republican party in
Colorado have sold one senatorship
to Simon Guggenheim of the smelter
trust and are preparing to sell an.
other to his side partner, C. c. Ham.
lin of the milling trust. If you wan,
that kind of representation in the
United States senate, Of course you
will vote for Copeland and Ross; bu,
if You want big, brainy men like
Charles J. Hughes you will vote fo,
the democrats.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Special Interests VS. Equal RIGHT,

Aeesss W Equal Nfghts
In every utterance and every
statement made 80 far Mr.. Taft
has shown great concern for the
welfare of the trusts and SPECIAL
INTERESTS.
He is afraid that the guaranty
bank deposits will be a burden on a
few large bankers. That thousands
of small depoeitors may lose every.
thing does not worry him.
He is afraid that a reduction of
tariff may hurt protected industries
He does not worry for the consumer
who bears the burden of heavy
taxes.
lie is opposed to jury trial in
contempt and injunction cases ne.
cause the SPECIAL INTERESTS
wants the unfair injunction proves
continued. The father of the In
junction does not worry because
the laborer may not get a square
deal.
The republican candidates be-
lieve in an income tax only when
the present oppressive means Of
TAXATION fail to furnish enough r..
veoue. In other words he believe.
that the wealthy shosld not be
taxed until the resosrces Of The moor
are exhausted. Not a word from
Ar: Taft because the masees bear an
anJsss share Of the burden of
taxatioo.
Mr.. Taft stands for a favored
FEW and SPECIAL INTERESTS
Mr.. Bryan stasds for The people
- opposed To ths INTERESTS
Ar. Taft seasds for PLurO.
CkACl - opposed to DEMO.
CRACY.
Af. Bsysa seasds for EOUAI
k10nT TS - opPused to SPECIAL
PRlvlLED0S
WITH WHICH DO YOu
STANDe
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

I.sak ost for late campaign hes.
THIS - the political roorDack
season when the he aud half truth
that was afraid TO see the hight oi
day in time for contradiction crswls
ooi 81 lis hole aud whispers its evil
message. The perpetrators of these
las, day tales hope that the truth
cannot run fast enough TO catch
them before next Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
When Mrs. Downey Was elected tc

When Mrs. Downey Was elected to
the Office of county treasurer she
promised the voters TO conduct the
Office with the aid of one competent
deputy. Two deputies had been
Necessary for years. A prominent
republican said after her election
Il hope Mrs. Downey will do we'll,
but that was bad mistake to prom
ise only one deputv,-too much work
there Nevertheless she has re-
deemed her promise, and how well,
let the report of the last auditing
committee on another page tell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

The creates, Joke Of the campaign
was the criticism by the Omaha Bes
Of the tariff plank in the republican
platform thinking 1t sss a part oi
one Of Bryans sIssches. 1t would
not have been quite so bad had moi
Editor Rosewater been at the head
of the republican publicity bureas
and member of the executive con-
mittee. We call it . joke but in
fact 1T is only another serious ev-
idence Of incohere"cy Of the r~pub-
Iican platform. 1t eas TO prove
that the platform was made as q
vote-catcher and not with seriou =
and CONSCIENTIOUS purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

You can depend on it that John
A. Lehrritter will not vote for the
GugpenheIm twin, &. G. Hsmlin,
that citizens alliance traitor at Col
orado Springs. You are reasonably
sure that Charley Ross will. He
took Guggenbeim money two years
ago to make his campaign aud is
undoubtedly under obligations to
the bunch this trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Governor Attacks Ova Pasty.

The scattered audience at the re-
publican rally recently was mildly
astonished to hear Lieutenant Gov
ernor f. Il. Harper make a rather
severe attack upon his own party in
the person Of the state engineer.
1t WAS about the Irwin-Somerset
state road. and Harper stated that
number Of people around Crested
Butte were ready to make affidavit
that they could build more road for
a thousand dollars than had been
built for twenty-nine hundred He
said these people stated that only
three miles had been built and that
a thousand dollars = mile was pretty
steep. The governor did not men
tion Jaycox or his deputy, Houston,
by name, but this was evidently
what he meant for these state roads
are entirely under the supervision
and control of the governor and his
engineer.
IL will be remembered that six
years ago when Judge McDougal, as
representative, secured the appro-
p'ition OF $1,000, but it was utterly
impossible TO get any action. Nine
hundred dollars was frittered away
in ligh-toned surveying part, and
in buying instruments for the en-
Rineers Office and a dozen other lux
uries or unlawful purchases. Our
democratic county commissioners
begged that The $4,000 or any part
of it left be put in their hands,
agreeing to complete the road clear
to Somerset and 10 give bonds for
its completion. But the engineers
Office seemed to look upon the ap-
preparation as a convenient grab
fund, and not only was $500 wasted,
but the entire sum left returned to
the internal improvement fund
At the last session of the leQisla-
ture Senator Sapp and Represeata-
tive Lehrritter succeeded in getting
the remaining S3,lOO made availa-
bic for use as far as it would 10
They and we all hoped quite piece
of road would be constructed.
Again it looked as though the
season would go by and the money
be lost, and indeed another $3.50
was used up, and it took constant
spurring to get any contracts let
1t comes as a shock TO hear the
lieutenant governor himself accuse
the engineer Of derilection of dsty,
though evidently something has bsea
wrong With that Office. 1t made tks
surveys, made the contracts, super-
vised the work, and Only two weeks
ago the chief deputy, Houston, vss
over and accepted the road as ,ccord-
ing to specifications. Perhaps. ko~-
ever, we are doing the state enS;seer
an injustice. This talk seems 10 be
nostly bearsay, and the road .sy b
bsttsr sad loaeer than repoesed.
Isdssd ws have heard it wa = -
Nsd psse ths Hosss ranch. - .
sPasodid oas for three miles. oseA
It It osiaG rock work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Tim o'Learv whom the demo
Gratis nominated for Coroner Is one
Il the most popular business men Of
bunni-on Sometimes this office
becomes very important aud We
want man who has nerve and
good lud eemeut We want a man
who will not put the county to
needless expense pillng mp accounts.
Tim Oleary IL the man for th,s
place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

ESery cabinet 0fsoor Is CA the
stamp fDr TAFT The T,residen;
whs las ordered the discharge oi
petty clerks and postmaster. isa
offensive. p..rt.sansasT. toSsv ex
hsb.t the most eiarsnS example Of
offensive partisanshIp thai the
nation has ever seen only des-
pcraie situation could have caused
this unparalleled step.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

yndSc tisssnersH3soH b.s ~en
easass opsnsass Gsr.aS h. se.rH
81 os.c. The Eecuras 81 the Gea-
ui,su county oiAce D. nes -ho~ An-
other os'ssss..l who has becu - con-
scseHcs0.s aud P.sassakIng 90 - Gs.s-
i1ruly eorEecs IA has rrlIngs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

" : Sa.lih wsh make EFsi
class county Surveyor tie Is vel
known A. al and bss been sarseysns
IN thIs el1uty ioE wears lie ls
csa.g.rssst and 4 e..csed wlil make
a sjlendiG ofacer
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

THIS ~ees New--ChaEapsOn Psb-
h-l.s the oihcsal last "a noaasHatI0n-.
u Is made as nearly Ike the
baliO' as Po--sbie. aud an same
general iorm The names Of can
didates appear in the same order a.
they wall on the ballot
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Can the republicans steal or
buy the election again? That is
the only question. For otherwise
n sure ~ the sun rises next
Tsesday Bryan will win.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Why 10 it that night and day cur
tains arc drawn at republican head
qssrters, while on the democratic
side Windows are open? Perhaps
for the same reason that republicans
are going TO publish q list of cam
paien contributions AFTER cleo
tion, whilc democrats publish theirs
BEFORE election. Their deeds
are evil and they seek not the light.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
csssinzea irsz Fi=s; rass.

sosk. and sccuaass q. t.se aihce have
bees keYi an neat. clear aud .fi.c.eui
usAnHor. NoDR COMMITTEE Et
ING UNABLE To KkfBRT A
SiNGIE EEEog. EVERY COL
LECTION or FUNDS BEING
FULLY ACCOJ MID FOR. aud
yoar committee becs l.avc o. th-nk
the treasurer aud her aepssv for tse
eourtossc- cxi-n4sa asrsns the pr
tarmABce q. their duties
Respectfully Submitted.
JsnS III &0CaENgs-
a L.. Ross.
JouS GoKpoN
VIII yaH voice year commenda-
uon by yoar vote aud rctgrn her d
the othce which she has - ably
tlled,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

II the republicans were not en-
.renched in power what chance
would they have against Bryan in
this campaign. The peo pie love
Bryan. He has the best end of every
argument. Times are ripe, nav
demand change, yet because of the
multiplication OF federal employees,
and the pern'cious partisanship of the
president tnere is doubt. Roose-
welt se,ms prepared to 90 TO any
extreme to get his man Taft in
office. Then in 1916 according tc
son-in-law Nick. Roosevelt will &c
back for eight years more
Following that will be Sherman for
eight years and in 1924 probably
Ieddys sons. Are we ready for a
king in free America?
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

c.sipa Was FeJectod ssihssi hear
Eng ~ a. opportunity D. PEussee
WITNESSES
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

One hundred thousand green
clad forest guards is Pinchot' q
dream. One hundred thou sand
more federal employees quartered
upon Ms, for are not the rese, YES to
be made self supporting" This
will be q nice cosntry 10 live in
wont it? II yos have regard for tn g
future development Of osr coantt
and state put in vote against this
system while we have . chance.
Even should Taft be elected and he
is not going TO be- the fact that
Colorado and other western states
protested against the present reserve
system will prevent Pinchots
schemes from being carried out.
But if we endorse Pinchot what
may we expect?
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
fur pFesiieB
y ts.I.iAU ! hktAN

for President
WuLiAu bstAN
Of Nebraska
For Wee -pro-iieut
s"Hs y. AAKN
~ Indiana
Fof Presidential Eiector-
sN wHEEl.ER
D. 4. JEFFERSON
r J tHkHAkI
c. :. THOMAS
tongre~=man-a, Large
tDwARD 7. TAILOR
Ior Congressman. secoud CONGRESSIONAL Dist
JOHN A. MAkTIN
For sovcrnor
JOHN sHAtkOTH
Lieutenant Goveruor
; X. flTIGLkALD
SECRETARY Of state
A. X. PEARtE
Auditor
RHOADN kkNEHAN
Treasurer
J. " GAI.LIGAA
Attorney General
JOHN r BARkEfT
superin..nd-pt Il Public Ir-tsvctios
kATHkkiNk tuDk
Regents ~ State Usives~ity
RALPM fALnO1r
EThkLhGer ADAns
railroad Co~nis~i.ssr.
A.P. ANDEnnOA
2. sTALEY
". l.. HGELEN
For Judge. u supreme Cusrt
" WHITE. W. 4 MILL. MOTION :
BAILEY, GEORGE W MUsSER
State senator
Eleventh ssastorisl District
WARREN n. INNING
District ,tiorncy
X. A. LOGAN
For Representative
JOHN IEHRRITTER
For County Ccnmi i-piooer First District
JOS H.tOLLlNS
For County Comu iss siorer, Second District
kLnEk WILEY
For County Judge
GEO. HETHERlNGTON
For CievA and R~eoier
P.J. HURLEY
For Assessor
A. n. THOMAS
For Superintendent of Schools
SARA ". EAsTERLN
For Sheriff
PAT HANLON
For Treasurer
ANNE NJ DOwNEY
For Surveyor
W. S SMITH
For Coroner
OLEARI
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Wonder how James Schoolcraft
Sherman would carry out my
policies?'
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

1t certainly does look like a
Bryan landslide.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Dost overlook the vote to Sep
crate Aar6le froa Ganaisoa Cosnty
At Tie bottom Of tho ballot will
be tAis question For Tie new
cosnty lise detschine Marble a.d
CryseA River valley from G.n.isou
Cos.tv a.d attacking it TO Pitki.
csssty" I'D 'aG.isse ths ns~
ooeesy lias" - skovo. voAes,
sAesA cas.siy ssAssseasd thas Il
this csssiA ~ ssuwiae city d
lkasSas WioA - neanifcsos feeasx
= Pssoaasasly 1sescAsa fsuu
0essissa cssesy. Dat evesisoa
es::;e.s,se sA;' a.s'''o" cod
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Next Tuesday tn. laboring men Of
Colorado will have . chance TO re-
member the acting governor of Col
os.do who kid.apped men in de-
6ance Of Law and sent them TO Idaha
10 Be tried. They will have chance
70 pay their respects to Mr.. Taft
Who wss sent BY the president to
Idaho during . campaign, and while
these men were in prison to work up
sentiment aeaisss them as "unde-
sirahls citioses." What kind OF .
suuare deal was that?
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

Republicans are on the run.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
BEE "SIUaG"
Rps H. cx.a Fzrfosrn ty See
vorsis cEIoi- ag Ge?as-
Ecan Tzssss PsArx.
Y. Lc--~tzTa CT IYzASIY
f,e..derfs Sea i1--Sw Declare E1Sn1
Year, T-.;-1n xscsssesI

f:cpu ti.caa- arr Increased - ttse ~
,...sk- Made ty s.s'n@~s~sh ~ Rss
L..rsA t-.asa- tu- -Ss~S,h - ~
o~.ss---s.ss - e'ss--ssss.cy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

A vote for TAFT is a vote for Pin
eAot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

"A esse tos Tsft b = vose - Rn.
49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-30

White Part-Cream together one
cup white sugar and one-half cup Of
butter then add one-half cup sweet
milk, the beaten whites Of four eggs,
cne-half cup Of cornstarch. one cup
-four into which has been mixed one
teaspoonful Of cream Of tartar and
one-half teaspoonful Of soda; flavor
with lemon extract.
Blue Part-Cream together one cup
Of blue sugar and one-half cup Of
butter, then add one-half cup OF sweet
milk the beaten whites Of four eggs
and two cups Of -four in which mix
one teaspoonful Of cream of tartar and
one-half teaspoonful of soda; no
flavor.
Red Part-Cream together one cup
of red sugar and one-half cup Of but
ter. then add one-half cup Of sweet
milk, the beaten whites of four eggs
and two cups Of -four, in which mix
one-half teaspoonful Of cream Of tar.
tar and one-haf teaspoonful of soda;
no flavor Place in a bake pan, first
the red, then the white and last the
blue. Bake in a moderate oven.