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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-12
BANANAS FOR INvALIDs.

up smooth ana URnt with lOrk. -FOUR
serve with whipped cream. Bananas pre-
pared In this way. according to cele-
brated physician arc easily digested and
can be given to an invalid.
BANANA SALAD.
Cut peeled bananas into four strips,
chop some peanuts fine and roll the
bananas In the chopped nuts, When
ready to serve, put ono crispy heart
leaf OF lettuce on plate with tea
spoonful mayonnaise he,aped on It, Lay
strip OF banana on either side the
leaf and serve. passing n dish Of may
onnaise at the same time. bananas
should never be put In the ice box. as
their penetrating flavor affects every
thing else about Il. Neither should they
be peeled until Just before using as the
Aet turns dark.
BANANA FR1TTERS.
Peel ripe bananas and beat tho pulp
until we'll crushed Add for half
dozen tho we'll beaten yolks OF two eggs
level tablespoonful each softened but
ter and sugar. salt spoonful salt ana a
cup and half -four sifted three times
Owe with level teaspoonful baking
poyder. Lastly fold In the stifiiy whipped
whites OF tho eggs and teaspoonful
| lemon juice and drop by the tablespoons
full into kettle OF hot fat. Drain on
soft paper. dredge with sugar and serve
as soon as cooked. Pancakes may be
made from this same recipe reducing the
amount of -four so as to mako thinner
batter. Bake like ordinary pancakes on
n creased griddle.
BANANA ICE CREAM
Mash three very ripe bananas with a
silver fork and put into bowl with
cup OF sugar. a pint Of milk. pint rich
cream and teas3oonful vanilla oil
lemon. Freeze and serve, II you like ir
banana boats. Take rinds FREQ from
specks and spots, turn back ono sec
ton Of the skin, or take off entirely II
the skin Is left whole insert the cream
then tie the section back In place be
fore serving Tho skins should be thor
oushly chilled before being filled.
BANANA CUsTARD.
Bring a quart OF milk to the scaldnG
point in tho double boiler then stir in
TO II n tablespoonful conrstarch dis
solved in little cold milk. Cook until
thickened and smooth. then beat Il
quickly tho yolks OF three eggs beatel
thick with three tablespoonful susa
and n tcaspoonful lemon extract.
Take at once from tho fire and turf
over some ripe bananas sliced thin AM
arranged In the bottom OF n glass dish
When cooled. whip the whites OF tn
eggs stin with three lavtl tablespoon
fuls sugar and teaspoonful lemo
iuice spread over the custard and lie
II color a golden brown In q slow ovet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-12

II. 16e-To provide for weekly pay
ments for milk and cream.
II. 2l3-To make n close season on
mink. foxes and raccoons.
IL 25s-Relating to the pollution of
the waters OF Castleton river
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
A UNIFORMED BAND

The band boys are practicing faith
fully these days and are anxious to
give Ordway an organization to be
proud of. The need OF uniforms is
apparent, and the citizens will be ask
ed to contribute to a fund for purchas
ing the same. Solicitors will be at
work soon and everyone that is anxious
to see the band grow and willing to
help in the furtherance OF its plans, is
urged to contribute freely. Great
progress has been made by the boys of
late and no one will hesitate to pre-
dict that by hard work, they will be
able to furnish frst-class music to
their audiences. They plan to give
concerts every Friday evening during
the summer and should be encouraged
in every way.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
A SHORT SOAKING

Clouds without number have gath
cred and separated again at frequent
intervals for weeks and months past
without even sprinkling on this sec.
tion Of Colorado's garden spot. The
farmers with Twin Lakes water rights
have had no cause for alarm, for
plenty of water has been running to
irrigate the crops and only those who
depended upon river water (which has
been minus quantity,) have suffered
from the drouth.
Monday last witnessed a change In
the program, and about one o'clock a
heavy cloud appeared in the southeast
and, preceded by immense drops of
rain, sufficient hail to cover the ground,
descended. A good soaking rain of
twenty minutes duration, followed.
and put the ground 10 good condition.
The hail did some damage In the
csntaloupe fields but It is thought to
be but slight. i
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
$4,000 SHORT

The ruling Of the State supreme
Court on June lSt. in regard In taxes
on state school lands affects this
school district in the amount OF - .0Oo.
taxes that have been paid on school
lands under contract. and not taxable
according to this decision, until th"
title has passed from the state to TIN
purchaser. The report has been cur
rent the past week that the schools Of
this district will only be entitled to a
four months tenn until this amount
which now shows up aS deficits
made good
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
THE ASSISTANT EDITOR

The wife of the editor OF the Harlan
la.) American undertook the work OF
supplying news and reading matter re-
Gently, and following is the manner in
which she expressed her opinion of the
job:
The temporary editor has cooked
for thirteen harvest hands when the
only other woman on the farm had a
misery in her hands. The temporary
editor has taught all the classes OF a
high school when the principal had SCI
atica. the second assistant the Quinsy.
and the school board were on visit of
inspection. The temporary editor has
taken 500 mile railroad Journey alone
hampered by two suit cases. a lunch
box, go-cart, baby that couldn't
walk. another that could not talk. But
for real work the exploits fade before
the strenuous work OF the present week
Hunting news enough to Ill this paper
looked easy week ago. but it is only
easy until you try it. When the Great
western train comes in at 10 something
Saturday evening, the editor of the
American will arrive and the temper
ary editor will gracefully and rapidly
retire to her kitchen, and let those
who will be clever She will hereafter
satisfy her journalistic ambitions by
cooking the editorial beefsteak, darn
Ing the editorial hosiery and hunting
the editorial collar-button. It takes
husky man, exceptionally strong in
back, feet and bone, for this news
paper business.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Olney Items BY Uncle Joks

Miss Gladys johnson and Mr.. Claude
Mccoy were In Ordway watching the
ball game Sunday.
Mr.. ]. II. Cowdeu spent u few days
Mt the convention at Glenwood Springs
this week.
Mrs. II. n. Mccoy made a trip to
Manzanola Wednesday.
The Queen Esther Sunday School
class gave AN ice cream social Saturday
night at the NJ. w. hall which was
considered success. The proceeds
went to the church fund.
Mrs. W c. Hanen was in Manzanola
saturday.
Mr.. +. L. Curtis made number OF
rips to Fowler this week with
cherries.
Miss Alice l. Hanen returned from
Lamar saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
ELEVATOR RENOVATED

The Twin Lakes Company mas caus'
ed sign to be placed on their elevator
which reads thusly: Irwin LaA's
Land and Water Company's ofo"'y
Elevator" The letters are oi eooo
size and the sign will be reau y,
man, through passengers on NJ T.
trains This elevator, built some SIN
vr,r, AGO. is Of immense proportions
the main part measuring iox SUI ~
feet With IA tower which contains
the separator and weighing vat t'>'"s
~ Ir,t above the main structure iIlhh'
mo , total highth ~ ~ feet. lue
whole j. built ~ : inch plank splRco
nur To- another aud lappcd alternately
at the cnrncr> a ear load Of spikes
and many carloads II lumber were
used In IL, CONSTRUCTION In addition u"
tbr sheet iron which covers the cN'
trr.ur. The power j. supplied by Il
= hnt,c power gasoline engine.
For wear, the structure. which hds
"A cipnrty Of ll5Wto bushels, has beer
uii.l-.I fnr a blrd roust. but Will soon
h, .lt tu better use Workman have
hr,u ..1,Ihdulug thu entire plant II
Gem. ut f',,r rI> been laid in the en-
r!r,. f,um. ard II soon - the side
rrlrA f-.m the Missouri Pacific Is put
in. the elevator will be ready f"r
hu~iur>~
Mr OI,tr Greene who came here
r,rrn,y from Buffalo, n. Y, is in
charge Mr Greene has had many
wears experience IN the grain bust
ness. lie - wears ot age and spent
- wears a. tug captain on LAX
Eriv, where he would prot ably still he.
had It not been for the failing health
~ his Youngest son, which ncccsSitated
his removal To- a dryer climate.
with tins immense elevator In com
mission. the new alfalfa meal mill
grinding, and the ice plant and
battling works running, In addition
to prospects for the best crops in the
Arkansas valley. Ordway's future
looks llattcring indeed.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Perplexins Pumping Problem

The city council has for some time
had the question OF replacing the
=. X. Wood rotary pump with a sy>-
TEN that will give some sort Of
adequate and satisfactory service, and
at an adjourned meeting on Wcduc>-
day evening they took definite action
toward this end by deciding to install
an air compressor pump. a meeting
OF the council will be held on Saturday
evening, when sealed bids upon an air
compressor pump OF 800 gallon capac-
ity will be opened. Rocky Ford En-
terprisc.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19

This is the time OF year when we
can look for the deadly microbe to in
habit the ice cream freezer and those
uf Us wins 60 To picnics might as well
look a little out MIX sometimes de.
velops toxic poisons and in Ice cream
that has slowly melted and been re-
frozen the ptOmain> are often deadly.
The ptOmain poisons are regarded as
the results Of the life processes OF
bacterial growth rather than the
bacteria themselves. AT sixty degrees
bacterial growth is slow; at Hfty de.
gree- very slow and at thirty-nine
degrees IL stops observation-disclosures
Field and Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
ICE PLANT

The machinery for Kropf Bros
cooling and ice manufacturing plant
is now in working order and the first
freeze of ice will be turned out tomor-
row. The plant will be capable Of
making about three and one-half tons
day. Cooling pipes will be attached
to the meat cooler which will do away
with the Use Of ice In these DEPART
ments. A small dynamo will supply
light for the entire building which is
now being wired.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Would Lessen Public "snaps.-

One New York politician. OF long n.
pericnce and careful observation. sus.
sests . method OF greatly reducing the
number OF applicants for public ONCE.
He says: Make an ONCE real hard
work. with nothing OF q sinecure about
It, and get entirely rid OF the idea OF
'spoils' and plums. with conditions
that will Impress every ofiiceholder
with the wholesome idea that he 10 .
public servant. and In no sense = mas
ter or . dictator"
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
The Diet Craze,

There seems to be a growing belief
that our mental as we'll as our phys.
ical health depends entirely on our
diet. People want to explain every
thing by what they eat or drink. 1t Is
. craze. and. like all crazes. II has
no serious foundation. The secret Of
health remains what II ever has been
viz. general moderation and ra;'nual
exercise.-Barcelona Cazet Medica.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Fortune for New York LAWYER,

fee OF 100000 was paid a New
York lawyer. William d. Guthrie. for
breaking the will OF the late Henry B.
Plant. owner OF system OF railways.
steamships and hotels. OF the $2t .000.-
900 estate the widows share was
$S,oo0.00o. and this being tied up in
trust she engaged counsel to have It
released. for which service she gave
him ten per cent OF her share.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Services at the Hsthodiit EpiYs
Church.
Sunday, June 81, 1905.

Sunday, June q, 1905.
Sunday School, 1000 a m. ~
Duncan, Supt. Subject Of ~
Second Quarterly Review
Morning preaching service iiit
Subject OF sermon, "Religion u v
Home" Fourth In series.)
Junior Epworth League, 3M ? T.
ToIic, "Safe IN the Arms 0! 'ee
Deu. 80: q, Mark 10: 10. J..
Epworth League devotional senm
TOO y. m. Topic. Gods pro's's
of His Children in Peril" ~ :
Luke ~: 9 l2 Leaders. MIS- a "
Rice and Mrs. G. " Canield.
Evening preaching service, '%r. p.
Mid.week service Wednesda! '"'
Ing at 8 p. m.
A cordial welcome awaits !ou~
these services.
A. W. RICE, Pastor
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19

Casey had attended lecture on the
Oriental world, and airing his knowl-
edge to his wife, said, "Anastasia, d., e
knaw that a gurl in thin countries
seldom says her INTENDED husband un-
I'll she marries him?" shure It's much
tn same here, only different" remark
ed his spouse, and continued. "She
Nildom says him afther she marries
him here" And Casey looked licked
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
HAPPENED IN ,,lss 1.

r.. .. w SuNE 1AA~<
o, Last Saturday P.rn.,
,,,ney, , noticed a nude @ io,n a0
'ns through his alfalfa A., ~
once Notified sleuth H,sa s.a v
queer proceeding, tn, s s,,. y
win his assis,ants h...!, ~!
poyle' started for the Mcfa.'ss M.u'ss
located the demeuted man Y, .'',
%, ca TO De a printer by n.
russell sarchet, who va, -, =, va I,
70 The Printers Home =, ~ ~, ~
Springs but, in his dellrIum Ss'o
the train at this station. n, ~. aa
was found in II railroad d,,'' 60
which were found papers sul ,s.. 1
gIto prove the IDENTIFY n, ~" N
tunate man who was ,', we vi
state insane asylum a, NV v
Fowler Tribune. '@'a|
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Baptist Church SeryI,.

Sunday School AtIOa. IN.
Sermon at II a. M. SubIec. III
tial Discipleshlp,"
Young Peoples Meeting 10, I,
Subject. How tn Choose a LIAM
Lender, Miss Alma Qalsenbsru.
Evening service S p. IN. sir
Does 1t Pay
Prayer meeting, 500 o. m. wsx
day evening.
We extend to all cordlil I,,,
tion to attend these services.
a. N. CRAVEN, P.sr
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Evangelical Church Seryl,s

Services over Sunday as follows
German services 800 a. N.
Sunday School, English aud Gem
at 10 a. IN.
English sermon at ll:00a
Young Peoples ; Alliance atiat,l|
Evening preaching service, 81 d
Mid.week prayer meeting vs,s
lay Mt 500 r. M.
Bob Creek Sunday School at llii
Preaching at II a M.
Numa preaching at 3p, N.
The public cordially inyltedb!A
services.
&. ;. STRINNETz
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Auto Accidents IN moonlInht.

An "Namua'iUn OF serious auiomo
b." A. IN the last year shows
thar "N- 5000 'Erlcned at night. hal,
OF 'h,m nt,4 tl. moon was shining
brightly OF these probably - were
brought on by optical illusions caused
BY the moons deceptive light
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Woman Misdom.

woman would rather be praised
FOR her taste In dress than be cred.
tied with the possession Of all the
cardinal virtues The world would
never md out about the foolish things
We do, if we did no: tell them our.
selves.-porothy Dix.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday, June 2lst, 1905.
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock . !,
Green Supt. Subject Of le,y, :,
ond Quarterly Reylew.r
Preaching service llMa
Teacher Training class a, 10, ,
Evening preaching service sS,..
Everyone Is cordially Invited h ,
tend these services.
RoBr II, NEWTON, hs,
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Bourbon Breath

Georgia Citizen-Cunnel Bluecork
says when the south went DIV" 4.
took his breath away.
Alabama Citizen-It did, sub: and
Sunnel Bnecork had been priding him.
self on that breath for the psst 2o
years.-Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
She Was 1roubjed

Mary Ann had gone with her mother
TO spend the day at her grandmother's.
and while there the little girls mother
had talked with Uncle Charles on the
telephone. For the remainder Of the
visit Mary Ann wore a troubled look
and when they were leaving the child
pointed to the phone box and said :
Mamma, won't you please let Uncle
Charles out OF that box?"
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Captious Criticism

Pardon me, said the budding poet
70 the grabbed editor, May inquire
"hy you do not wish to accept my
poems: Are the feet wrong"
ihe feet are passable." replied the
grabbed editor with some acerbitv
Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Tramp Really Up TO Date

dumh tramp has been arrested in
Berlin for begging lie used phono.
graph visiting private houses only
where his machine poured ou, heart.
rending tale OF It's owner's misfor.
tunes.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
knowledge and Love.

All knowledge is love. and all love
knowloice. even with the meanest We
cannot gain a glimpse into their in.
ward trials and struggles. without an
Increase OF sympathy and Affection
Kingsley
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Puttinu IL MjldIv

He-its 1870 o'clock. darling. and
IN have to be going. (After a pauseI
Why don't you ask me what 4, nv
hurry?
She-I would. dear. but
He-What. dearest?
she-Father is a somnambulist
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Is Tnis Case OF Grouch7

An expression Of sympathy from
scaGEsvl'ie We are sorry to lose
"H' OF "Hr yonng ladies' Hope none of
the 7"nainlng ones Will 20 after salt
and get sugar or pickles instead "A
the case may be"-Baltimorc Sun
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19

Southern Colorado's best newspaper
is The Pueblo Star-Journal. 1t prints
The news OF the world the day 1t hap
pens, Daily and Sunday by mail, SOC
per month. or carrier. Everybody
reads 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Skeletons Of Commercial Value.

tninjured mammoth remains are
among the vast natural resources of
Siberia awaiting exploitation. For
commercial purpose the skeletons are
more valuable than the best Indian
ivory.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
But One Kind Of Rluht Action.

RightnCSs expresses Of actions what
straightness does Of lines and there
can no more be two kinds OF righ,
action than there can be two kinds O!
straight liIes-fIerbcrt Spencer.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19

| have $in,oOo.ro, private money to
loan, must hr placed at once. per
cent Interest. l.. L. FENLAsoS.
Rocky Ford, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
Thouoht He'd kn,,.,

snappish Citizen Ito inquirine str.,.
seo-Any fool knows where the hip.
podrome is!
stranger-Yes. Of course. That.
Why l asked you.-Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19

Il. 7, Johnson, Notary Public and
COnycyancer.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
TOWN LOTS FOR SAL.

On easy payments. IS sebo,,. II
'''' rEcK { Iour|
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-19
A Hint.

A Hint.
sparkling device.
Miss Coy-Won't you come IN .o,,.
evening and show me how It worksf
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-27
JURIST DISCUSSES
OIL TRUST DECISION
Parent Company Punished for
Sins Of Offspring.

Goshen, Ind, Aug. 27.-Judge Fran
els E. Baker of the United States cir
cult court of appeals, which reversed
the decision of Judge Landis fining
the Standard Oil company 29,24O,OOO,
has replied to the critics of the court.
In the first place." he said, lit was
not the Standard Oil company incor-
porated under the laws of New Jer-
sey, the parent concern, that was on
trial. but the Standard OIL company of
Indiana, an offspring undoubtedly, but
a much smaller and weaker organiza-
tion.
"But when it came to pass iudg-
ment it was on the offenses of the
parent company that the Indiana off
spring was found guilty and it was In
accordance with the property and rev
enues of the parent company that the
fine of the offspring was gauged. II
1t was the desire and purpose Of the
court to punish the Standard Oil com
pany of New Jersey that concern
should have been indicted either joint.
ly or separately and have been
brought into court,
EVERY corporation has exactly the
same rights as an individual, no more,
no less. The parent company is, OF
course. more or less responsible for
the acts of the Indiana company. The
people will sooner or later realize
that the courts are not swayed by any
Low
dent. What any one man may say In
regard to the decision of a court
counts for no more than his opinion
All know in reality about the case
is that a common thing has occurred
"a motion for a rehearing has been
fi1pd 4"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-27
LANDS VERY DESIRABLE.
Further Details of Opening of Rose
bud Reservation.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The Rosebud
Indian reservation lands, which under
the proclamation of the president are
to be disposed of by lottery on Oct
10, are located on the south side of
the state of South Dakota and adjoin
the lands in Gregory county, which
were opened in 1904. They are said
to be very desirable for farming and
stock raising purposes and similar
lands in adjoining counties are selling
for good prices. The plan adopted for
this registration and drawing is sim
liar to that used in the Gregory open
ing, but certain Objectionable features
which imposed hardships on appli-
cants for registration have been elm
mated. At the Gregory and former
openings applicants were required to
appear in person and stand in line,
often for a considerable length of
time, until officers of the government
examined into and determined their
qualifications and registered them,
while at this opening no line will be
formed and the people will be permit
ted, to send in their applications by
mail or otherwise to the superintend-
ent, after they have been sworn to in
one of the towns heretofore men
toned. Soldiers who served for three
months during the Civil war, the
Spanish-American war or the Philip
pine insurrection will not be required
to visit the towns mentioned for the
purpose of registering, but may reg
lister through an agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-27
NO HOPE FOR
ENTOMBED men
Fierce Fire Raging in an
Oklahoma Mine.
RESCUERS CANNOT ENTER

Between Twenty-Five and Thirty Work
men Were in coIIiery When Flames
Broke Out and the Fire Spread So
Rapidly They Were Unable to Reach
the Shaft Before Their Escape Was
Cut Off.
McAllister, Okla, Aug. 27.-One Of
the worst mine disasters in the his
tory of this part of the Southwest oc-
CURED at Haileyville, fifteen miles
east of here, when between twenty
five and thirty miners were entombed
in the IIailey-Oklahoma coal mine No.
|, the result of a fierce fire which, it
is believed, has shut off all means of
escape The men whose escape was
shut off are all in the lower part of
the mine. A telephone message from
the scene stated the fire was burning
so iiercely that 1t was impossible for
rescuers to enter the shaft and it was
then believed the entombed men must
surely be burned to death. All of the
miners are foreigners. A number of
miners working near the opening
managed to escape.
Officials of the company declined to
give out details of the affair and the
actual loss of life is not known.
Barrel of Oil Exploded.
The fire is said to have started soon
after the day shift went to work. 1t
appears that a barrel of oil caught fire
and later exploded, spreading burning
oil in all directions. The fire spread
with such rapidity that the miners on
the lower tiers were unable to reach
the shaft and all escape was cut off.
Soon after the fate of the entombed
men became generally known crowds
of wildly excited women and children
relatives of the unfortunate men, ap
peared at the mouth of the shaft
Their grief was pitiable. Their fruit
less cries for the entombed miners
added much to the confusion.
Those who were able to reach the
surface were greeted with shouts OF
Joy. The officials of the company
aided by the mine bosses and others
Immediately set to work to rescue the
men still in the mine. 1t was soon
apparent, however, that none could
enter the mine, as volumes of smoke
began to pour from the openings.
The mine is owned by Dr. d. B.
HALEY of McAlester and is one of the
biggest mining properties in the state
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-27

Washington, Aug. 27.-Orders have
been issued by the war department
directing Colonel William Z. Stewart
of the coast artillery, who several
months ago was sent to the abandoned
military post of Fort Grant, Ariz., on
account of "temperamental incapac'
ity," to proceed to Fort Huachuca
Ariz, to take the riding test pre-.
scribed for field officers. At the con
clusion of the test he is directed t
return to Fort Grant. Colonel Stew
art was asked to retire last year and
refused. As a result he was sent to
Fort Grant, without command" his
only associates being two caretakers