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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

he = } Brown. the independent
soclaiisi, will deliver a lecture on
Leader In the sofialist Movement"
AZ the Arcade haii sunday at o.
m There viii be- also Violin solo
by o Larson and hasF solo BY
" y Heaiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
Federal GOVERNMENT NO
LONGER IN GRAFT FIGHTS
HYPNOTEZED---A
GIRL MARRIES

h,pnotlst She was married to him
seven years agu burlhg these
years. according 10 bet complaint
In addition TO the hcnilnns ana
other forms Of cruelty an attempt
was made to incarcerais het In an
asylum According 70 advieee ~
crl,ud hero. Whrn Mrs Mcwifi
iiamn accompanied an officer 10 her
husbands raneh near San niego 10
serve the papers In the suit McWil
llams drove the officer nwat with
sun. and escaped toward the Mex
lean boundary with tho children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

BERKELEY, cat. May % II a
recent discovery By Professor d }
Npyle. "A chemist Of this city pos
scases the virtues claimed Tor IT,
corn juice dryutera and. eetehfaiora
OF Saturday nishl soon may enjoy
their rcytls without reservation or
the disturbing thought u dark
brown morning aftcr"
Yoyls claims the headache ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
WILL TEST WoMANs
SANITY

Federal Judge C.. II. ilanf1rd has
appointed q maacy commission 10
examine into tho sanity u Lotiie
Jeffries. an alleged eounteFielter
Tho Jefffles woman WAS eOnght with
a male companion 10 Tacoma by Sc
cret Service officer Thomhr u. F1a-
ter, and since being confined in the
county iail Hhe has shown signs Of
insanity.
This u the woman who was being
rushed sway 10 siellacoom before
the federal authorities were aware
II The attempt The scheme was
frustrated BY ctlef TALLER Roberts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO. May Y -
Friends OF the graft prosecution
here do not consider The attorney
generals action in sending out a
report Of lIeheys connection with
the government a. being adverse
10 the prosecution. They argue that
wickersham asked llcuey's opinion
before making the report public,
and point to the fact that the prose
eutoT gave his consent TO the &C
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
THIS is WHAT HURTS the
DENTAL COMBINE.

- 49,, ,.....t.. ..,de n,cxiar<
us u'',.". -, ! - ! 49, ~, xn,s
,nat ! mus. no, eusta'''s ~ Arm
u Is a crime aeh'us . !, s"S q. ssr,,i
monopoly IN ms ' "a =. " ,, a.
VOTE soou snouAn y. S,. =
" rie"a SUI ,s ~ "a fa,thsf
Inc dental peslu : s1ue - ssss.s
provinces 'hai VIZ, WIZ 80. ~ sarists
has been aaop'su y ~ - ~
II Is a crime TO 90 uen'a, ~ "a
a less price ,1u,'e r,,,s 4 mi
READY LOT sehten ., ~ ..' =
have been arrested some se'e sns,.j
times yer ofeakllle w i, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

japanese sailors from Admiral
lllehi'n fleet will have free aeeeas
10 the exposition gfoundf at al
times when In uniform They will
remain IN Seattle about ten days.
aud The management Of the fair de.
clded 10 paHs The sailors while 10
uniform instead Of Issuing passes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
FRANCE WANTS A
LARGER NAVY

PARIS. May 22.-Thc superior
council II the navy has decided
upon n program that includes
bringing the number of French bat
tleships mp to IS, a total that would
insure France fourth place among
the naval powers Of the world. It
IL proposed to lay down IN 1919
two 2l.0O0ion vessels Of an en-.
largod Danton type.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

SANTA ROSA. CaL MAY gf
That Hht WAS hxpnotlsgd and CO.
creed into marriage when she was
n years Of aEc, and that hcr three
ehildron wrfr stolen from her q
year and half aso, are tho allie
cations made IN the divorce CONS
piant filed hy Mrs Margaret Me
Williams. the hrafins OF which viii
occupy tho attentions NJ The lueal
court during tho coming month
The woman'a husband, J. u Me
Williams l. said TO be professional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

LONDON. May % Premier IA
qmth. Foreign Secretary Grey and
popular opinion have overcome the
scruples Of the ultfacconomlals In
the ministry, and the cabinet has
decided that the four contingent
Dreadnoughls mentioned in The
naynl estimates shall be- laid down
before the end Of the fiscal year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
LOG FALLS ON MAN

bernard Smith a young logger.
sustained broken thigh yesterday
afternoon when q big log cruahed
him 70 the earth at Redmond. He
was brought to Providence hospl.
tai last nlght. lie la reported to be
resting easily today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
BY BOAT TO A..Y.-P. E.

Visit the Exposition Grounds 10.
HoffoE b. boat. leaving Lofebi
aadtona aud Madison PARKS every
fifteen minutes from 10 d. N TO
10 D M o."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
SPECIAL POSTSCRIPT
ANNOUNCEMENT.

There have been two genllslu,..s,
recently appointed on the lTh y
Board and do not want N, y
tlclos or anything | say o. ~. y.
said to apply 10 these two la's m, "a
poiutmcnts by Governor Hay #, X
they have had an opnortanil,n,.
show whether they are a'il''as -
with the Dental Monopoly y !.
endeavor to keep dentists on' y
this state. ! wish also to eau ~ y,
readers attention to the iae' ~ ~
everything Is fair in love ~. IL
war" and / have a moral and ~ :,
right 10 use any and all mean ~ :
my command when | am ~
bounded and an effort q wv
made to cxterminatc and oess,''
me. $50 ffrT
HtHuit sfgs1d1Sa
aoa stA s4iar
aaHfsf gel sti'fifN1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
CRUSHED BY ALoe

D. ". Schnyer logger was
crushed by a rolling log NJ Browns
Bay logFing camp yesterday after.
noon. His high was fractured lie
was brought 70 Seattle end taken
10 Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
N. P. PLANS
TO FIGHT
ORDER

w. intteh ifessl
WARRINGTON, hsy m
rumor 10 current here today
that the horthsfn Pacific rail.
road intsnds 10 seek 10 snioin
through he courts the order o.
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission demanding the the
Por,iand asts~sy bs opened BY
June T. Members o. the Inter.
state commsres Commission
give the rumee little ersdsaes
because thsy are confident that
thsir decision cannot be fsysTtsd
In this case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
BANK elsAeIses.
new LIGHT ON ALASKA
COVERNORSHIP

thf tnitsd ffe--i
WARRINGTON. May 22.--A
statement issued al the White
House today declares tina, the
appointment Of a new governor
OF Alaska was made at the re.
quest Of Gov. tioaast,. The
statement says that Walter G.
CLARK was not appointed 10 the
9overnorshlp until a telegram
was received from Hoeps,t fls.
Ing the time he wished to be re.
liesed from his official duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
WANT MAGNOLIA WAY

Tuo of the most important
clubs Of the West Side. the Inter.
bay and the Magnolia huff I'm,
proyemcnt club. last evening de-.
cidcd By q unanimous vote 10 sup.
port The Magnolia way aud the
West Wheeler street ylnduct I'm.
nruvemcnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
OSTEOPATHY

Electricity. vibration, light Their
apy, hot air sweat baths, and other
drugiona methods optical rooma
for nttlnR glasses and treating eyea
nultation FREQ. Treatments 81 each.
A. Holt, Osioopath and optlcian,
t07-s-p Peoples Bank Bldg, second
aud Pike. Main 2t5i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
BRILLIANT
] MAN HELD
AS A THIEF
JOSEPH II. STORIES IS
ARRESTED HERE
TODAY
College Man and Great
Orator Wanted in
Nebraska.

clad In oyefalls aoft shirt aud cap
Joseph u STORES. Harvard Endu.
ate. brilliant campaign orator and
lawyer was arrested on Capitol lin
this morning as a fugitive from Jus
iice.
STORES, who Wns known IN Seat
10 a. Joseph n Mccarthy. is want
sd at Lincoln. Neb tp explain the
disappearance n $500 In cash and
diamonds valued at tio9h, which
were placed In HE care when ap
pointed administrator ~ an estate
Member Of Law Firm,
storrcs was member u the iaa
firm Of Strobe s STROBE. at LIN
coin. Nehs when he WIS appointed
administrators Tor the estate Of Mrs
Helen N Horn an used widow who
died under peculiar circumstances
The widows property was left 10 q
young woman The fiFhiful heirs
successfully attacked tho will, aud
STORES was appointed administrator
When. last February. STORES was
10 have appearri In court % give an
accounting u The property In his
care be- disappeared Since that
time e " Morse. sergeant a police
u lincoln. Neh. has been on the
trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
Read My Open Lell0,,.
the Dental Board i
the Monday Star.
DEHrAL WAR BRINGS sFs,n :.
- HAVE MADE rgr nsss,.vtls
COMBINE CRY OUT

IN 10 SHOW lhe Dental Mo,.,.,.
that ] hm here 10 stay, bee,slls.y
next Mouda5 ! shan keen M, % ,s,,lI
open untll 10 O'Clock ever s ~.
and all day Sundays Tor tbs ., .-i
benefll " the people Who WI
order that they may take asss1,.M
OF nay low prices Tor Won ~
antesd sur
Only a few days ago my t,..,
Mr {. - Peliun. The depuiy 4 y.
prosecuting attorneys oifle. ~.
me that be- had heard q eorv.,..
lion between some parties and ~
would 20 before The Dental ~
and take their Examination / 49,.
get my Hiate Certificate | -,
NJ peyion that Of ! had taken Nv.
arbitrary and unauthorized ess.f
nation twice Co. 1909. and ferel,s,
only ridlcuit and insult a M,
hands and ! would not be hunis
aied by them arain. became M,
code and contract provided thai ,
should mover be- given a liesnss !,
this state
What ! am trying to figure "a
is-llog did The psrsons Who \,
Pcfl0n heard falk Know tkss !
would be- given mY eeftincais 1.
fore ] was e1am.ned7 And xks,
wHnt 10 ask the honorable eoaa
judges Of ihis slate Is; II NJ.
people tn0s before ! am e1smIrsl
that viii get my Certificate \
they not hHaw before ofamIasilu,
all Who VIII or viii not be aiisrs,
certificates. REGARDLESS q quaiInts
tons. and this. roo. without a. n
animation By tho Dental Hard
This - evidence which prores .,
charges that ihefe has nm -,
d legal examination IN Dentistry 1,
this state since 1902
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

When The safe denasii bon used By
STORES was oponod Il waa found
that 5000 in rash and diamonds
valued at tipoo we're misslns
ftnrfss was traced 20 Seattle hY
Mnrse shortly after O'Clock this
morning alsFtes was located IN a
fashionable Residence an Capitol nm
hY city Detectives James Byfno and
Phillips and Sergeant Mafaa.
WHEN placed under arrest STORES
~ Mccarthy, ~ hs uas known here
ind iiitis 70 saY except that he
riiestsd he whs W against The real
thing Ahoat 80 In cash Waa found
10 biz clothing whether he has
sqisnderes the money taken BY him
e has cached II 10 not hnoan 10 The
fsaiieF. and STORES has nothing 10
asi about that feature u his trouble
According ~ Sergeant Morse
STORES once served time at Lent
ensafih. kasl for fefscry.
IL . Brilliant Crater.
The prisoner Il a Harvard riadus
ate. and during the last presidential
cainraiKn stunrsd The state ~ Ne.
iFhssa In bshaif n william IanninFs
nrfsn " Is known a. one % the
nfsHt brilliant youns orators Ia Ne
lssska.
STORES ia shout Is Years old. and
bears every evidence u culture His
one weakness according 10 Sergeant
Morse "a foudness for chorus rifis
tloNsf bills amounting 70 500
month were common occurrences IN
The NE u the prisoner
sipffss utir morning expressed
willingness % return 20 Lincoln to
face The charge brought against him
A. soon As sxtraditien papefn ran
BE- prepared serFraHt Morss vim
leave Tor the east with his prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
ARBITRARY POWER or rns
DENTAL BOARD.

An Afhltfafg NpNtf "a one sk'al
exists aud has lta orlgih au.rIt.
and independent OF. and IL unksost
10. the law The slate Of washlss
ton fby rs leRlrlaiurel does ~
prescribe the subjects for DE a
animation which dentists mnst I,
dergo. The Dental Board and s.
cicty prescfihes the subjects a.,
the extent 10 which their comp<r
tors shall be arbitrarily etsnins
Any two members on The Deth
Board may make Il lmpossitls he
a dentist 10 get bis certificats h
this state because each member q
the Board marks and grades i;<
answers TO his questions rIthar
the knowledge OF any other nm
Der on the Board. and the oiku
members DO not know anyttlif
about what real merit The tf,.l
eaut'H answers contain.
The Board does not act ~ a prt
lie Board. but AZ individuals; then
fore. each member may cxercis
an arbitrary caprice against ihcN
they do mol want To practice d
this state as competitors Of he
Dental Monopoly. Al Dental IT,
animation papers which are public
records are destroyed. and ne
right 10 inspect them is dsnist
those examined. and BY this mers
the evidence Of misfeasantt h
office is suppressed and destrprt
and the Dental Monopoly hecor1
the supreme power by law IN ~
state. and all dentists whom ~
monopoly wish 70 destroy are rus
set upon by spoilers. sioolpirscrs
and paid agents Of the combine nd
then arrested after banking hcuis
and taken to jail when Il Is ie
late to give bond that day.
The Dental Law Of WashlngtoE 3
a disgrace to civilization. and q
civilization which tolersies It Ia
less conception Of liberty and -
curity than II has for chasing dnl
lars: and falls to comprehend "
words Justice according to NJ
and ethics in its universal arplief
ton TO society and the human fan
fly. Am secure in my pritsis
rights. and Is the public secure a
lis weifareg Have ! liberty ~
has the public liberty. When a boan
Of dentists selected through The 4.
fiuence OF politicians are allowed
10 exercise the absolute povef .
grant or withhold M right TO I'VE
In this states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

tfHUit Hfieidlt-
ao.a sr atial
s@s
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
NEW YARNS BY DRUMMERS.

That the mother in-law joke is
not extinct was proven by Geo.
w. Tillson, chief engineer of the
commissioner of public works of
fee. when called on to tell a story
on the story tellers' night of the
Travellers Protective Association
at the Hotel Astor.
engineer once went to Lon
don. How he got the money as
engineer | don't know" said Mr..
Tillson. ION arriving there he
received a cablegram, reading
"Mother-in-law dead. We can
cremate for $50 or embalm for
SIS. Advise which
The man Immediately cabled
back: "Do both, Take no chances:
New York Evening Telegram.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
OCTOPUS STILL INTACT.

We told that the decision of the circuit the
Standard Oil sustained by the Supreme Court the ef
feet all great commercial and industrial combinations
their operating methods will be tremendous that if the Oil
wfs has been regarded the pioneer the
structon of legal devices control trade without being open
serious attack the courts unable make that corpo
ration immune from technical violations of the law is not
likely that its mators will be successful in forfyng
themselves with legal Defense Incidentally Attorney General
Wckersham reported much graed with the decision
Just rendered.
With the twenty nine million fine imposed by Judge
Land which dcision reversed by the Supreme Court
still fresh minds there does in the latest de-
Cision any for exultation.
When the Lands decision carried to ohm D. he
found his Pocontco golf links and received the
dict with great composure. We not informed of the
character of emotion the oil king experienced the present
OCCASION but it is reasonable presume that he preserved
his equamnity The occasional loss of tentacle is after
all a tr1ing loss to lusty octopus.
Counsel for the defense far from feeling purturbed
the latest adverse decision They that change
their method of conducting the business may be made
conform with the courts edct The octopus prolific in
devsng methods for preserving its integrity Chameeonke
will simply change color and pursue the of its
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
ADMIRAL TELL. ONE.

Admiral Uriu told this story
lately at a dinner:
"a fortune teller on the white
sands of Salt Beach guaranteed
to cure freckles magically for 81.
A great many young nursemaids
speckled by the Salt Beach sun,
bought the cure. 1t consisted of
a lot of magical pow-wowing,
crystal gazing and SO forth, and
at the end each nurse received a
sealed envelope that she was. to
open at midnight and read by
the light of the moon. Follow
ing these instructions in the let.
ter she would cure her freckles
absolutely.
"But, alas! at midnight, six
hours after the fortune teller's
train had carried him off, this is
what the Salt Beach nursemaids
read by the moonlight in their
mysterious envelopes:
1.-The Freckle Cure Remove the
freckies with penknifr, soak
them in water over night; then
hang them in the smokehouse
in. strong smoke of hickory saw
dust and oak bark. Freckles so
treated for a week can not tail to
be thoroughly cured. ."-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF WINSLOW:

Winsows growing Importance is attracting outside at
tenton Scarcely day passes without bringing this
office inquiries from people who desire general particular
information about Wnsow and its advantages of location
Thus far cheerful and prompt response has been made
such letters either by the publishers persons to whom
such correspondence referred for special data.
The time opportune, however to suggest the
wisdom of concerted effort by public spirited
promote the commercial welfare of this community.
It is matter Of common knowledge that the living
comodaons of Winsow present inadequate provide
for the increasing population though expected that the
buildings under construction will afford material relief
the congestion.
To stimulate building operations SO as to keep apace
with the growing demand for living apartments only of
the functions which could be effectively discharged bv
organization formed advance the citys interests
Recognizing the power of organized effort few cities
to be found nowadays without their CONNER
Cal clubs their advancement associations heir
complishments ample justification for their existance.
Whv should Wnslow be in the with other progress
municipalities proClamng the many advantages which
would appeal prospective residents of Arizona? We do
believe that this inactivity is due to apathy among
business any failure their part appreciate
the value of united effort in promoting their the city
good Doubtless such movement needs only initiative and
with little impetus will acquire that will be
prolific in results
Let the strength of unity The Mail stands ready
all times lend its assistance enterprise calculated
benefit the community and accepts the duty of pointing
from time time such expedents worthy
of adoption; hence this suggestion.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
Up Against 1t.

Up Against 1t.
1t is possible that the Standard
Oil Company, by reason of its
latest defeat in court, may be in
danger of being obliged to face a
more serious condition of affairs
than any it has been required to
meet heretofore. There are good
many good lawyers who think
so, and attention is called to the
fact that question good deal
more drastic than the mere dis
olution of the company awaits
the decision of the supreme court
Of the United States upon the ap-
peal to be taken from the decision
of the circuit court.-Albuquer-
que Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
WHERE HE STOOD.

OF all the yarns that ever came
down the line regarding deep
mud the following should be en-
titled to the blue ribbon. 1t hap
pened in the place where mud
originated.
A man was walking along the
roadside one summer day and
noticed a fairly good looking hat
out in the road. Reaching out
with his cane he gave it a cut
and was startled to hear a voice
exclaim: "Here, what the deuce
are you doing?'
Then he made the astonishing
discovery that the owner of the
headpiece was under the hat up
to his ears in mud
Great hcavens!" exclaimed the
man who had hit the hat. "Is
that mud as deep as that?"
"Deep!" cried the victim. Why.
man alive, I'm standing on a load
of hay!'-Lippincott's Magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
HIRAM SIMPKINS' PHILOSOPHY.

The man with polished manners
always shows you his bright
side.
There is considerable activity
displayed in the Annanias clnb,
despite Roosevelt's absence.
There are still some folks who
haven't enough sense to last over
night-if they go to bed early.
The board of education of Oma-
ha says pie is a brain food. Well,
then, keep it out of the stomach.
With becoming and character
istic modesty Wellman says he
will give up his outing to the
pole.
Nine thousand fathoms of wa
ter at the pole! It's a wonder
the old stick didn't get water.
logged.
When they get to making whis-
key ouf of wood, as seems immi-
nent, a blockhead can get a jag
on from drinking his own brains
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE.
Written for the Winslow Maill

Written for the Winslow MALL
Oh, my fancy's fondly turning
Where the kitchen fire S a-burning
And the oven getting ready for
the bake,
And my mouth runs like a we'll
AS | scent the gorgeous smell
Of the pumpkin pies that mother
used to make!
My pallets oft is aching
For some of mothers baking
From my dreams of eating pie l
oft awake,
From a nightmare hot and torrid
To eating something horrid
In the pumpkin pie that mother
used to make!
No matter with what care
Mother would the pie prepare
She was sure to make some hor-
rible mistake
And things most awful queer,
When you cut it would appear
In the pumpkin pie that mother
used to make!
Our hired man named Jack
Thru his tongue once stuck a tack
When of Sunday dinner once he
did partake,
And Deacon Abner Keith
Swallowed papa's old false teeth
In the pumpkin pie that mother
used to make!
You may think that I'm a liar
We found pieces of barbed wire
We found finger rings and teeth
OF our hay rake,
While poor father came near
dyin'
Swallowed sisters curlin' iron
In the pumpkin pie that mother
used to make!
And I've often wondered since
As I've chewed the pie OF tnince-
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
A CRAZY MANS HUMOR.

Sometime ago a man at YpSl.
lanti, Mich. became crazed on the
subject of hypnotism, and was
sent on a Michigan Central train
to an asylum. When the con
ductor asked for the tickets the
crazy man began telling of his
hypnotic powers.
,Pll hypnotic you," he said.
Fire away" replied the con-
ductor.
The man made. several passes
before the conductors face.
"Now you are hypnotized, "
he said.
The conductor looked the part
as best he could.
You're a conductor" the hyp-
notist said.
That's right" replied the vic
tim.
you're a good conductor, :"
went on the hynotist.
Fright again." said the con-
ductor.
"You don't smoke, drink or
swear at passengers. You are
honest. You turn in all tickets
and money you collect from pass
engers. In fact you do not steal
a cent"
"That's right" asserted the
conductor.
The hypnotist eyed him mo-
ment and then said:
What an awful fix you'd be
in if | left you in this condition,
kansas City Star.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-04
Advice for "Amazette."

Amazette B. asks us for new
salad, that she may serve at a little
luncheon to be given next Tuesday
to small company in honor of her
dear friend, Miss Suthers of Ken
lucky. who Is coming for short visit,
and who is one of the famous beau
tiful Suthers girls who are so often
pictured in the magazines, and whom
she met down east last summer, and
she is simply going to have a light
luncheon, with dainty trimmed sand
wiches. consomme in cups, the salad
and an ice, because Miss Suthers,
whose brother you remember almost
married the daughter of Russian
notleman while he-Mr. Suthers, not
the nobleman-was yachting yeat-
or so ago, the time, you remember.
that the yacht upset and the noble
man rescued the party, and so of
course she wants to have really
pretty luncheon for Miss Suthers and
would be ever so truly obligated for a
recipe.
Take a handful of mace, rub the
dish with garlic, add cayenne pepper
salt, oil, horse radish, candied ginger
and vinegar; toss in a head of lettuce,
bunch of mint, four pieces of licor-
ice root, eight green persimmons.
Bring to boil, and simmer all morn
ing. Serve hot with whipped cream.
Let us know how this tastes. II 1t Is
good, we will try it.