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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
celery Mustard saus.

For one dozen hard boiled. eggs
make sauce of. one cupfnl of cream,
one tablespoonful mustard. two. table
spoonfuls sugar. one well, beaten egg,
little sal, ,one, tablespoonful butter,
one tablespoonful flour, one-half cup
vinegar, one-fodrtR tehsp6onfhi celery
seed. Mix mustard and -four, then
gradually stir in cream, add other in.
gradients, and boil until thickened.
Cut eggs into halves and pour-sauce
over them.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
Scenes.

Sift into bowl quart OF iour.
teaspoonful of salt and two table
spoonfuls of baking /. powder. Chop
into this. two heaping tablespoenfuls
OF shortening. Moisten with. enough
milk TO make soft dough, turn out
upon a pastry board and roll into
sheet half-inch thick. Cut into
rounds and bake on soapstone grid.
die, turning when done on one side.
The scenes should be a delicate brown
in color. Split and butter as soon as
done
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
barn on sewlna MaahlIne. !,

Slip embroidery hoops over 1.-THE
hole TO be darhed, Using large hoops
for tablecioths and curtains and small
ones Tor hose and small articles. Take
foot off machine and stitch backward
and forward ever. the. hole until it is
neatly covered, using ordinary thread,
size according to quality of goods.
This is quite a labor-saving device and
n one has an accurate eye the darn
can scarcely be noticed ari,. ...
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
Hot Sauce Tor cutIets.

. After frying. the outlets, make a III.
tie brown sauce ny stirring into the
fat a dessertspoonful of ffouri Wtien
browned add ~A''duatter of''a pint; of
water, and stir an Vt 'boifs. n'Addso one
tablespoonful Of chbppetblpiceAliTli,or
chutney, anda. az tablespoonful OF
chopped parsley and serve, ..s..o-.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
NEW WASHING MACHINE IDEA
Simple Device Does Work Well and
Saves Wear and Tear on Woman's
knuckIes.

The dashboard appears In a new
form IN. an invention, which has. re.
rently been, perfected in. the shape, Of
a washing machine without any Of the
Usual mechanism Of levers and wheels;
1t consists Of but two parts working
together and the clothes between and
- designed particularly for 'use in
stationary waslitubsgbut Is eqally ser.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
olive on, Hint.

As. soon AZ a, can or bottle. of olive
oil is opened put in two Jumps of laii
sugar to the pint, Keep III as cool d
place as possible. The sugar does
not change the taste OF the oil. buy
olive oil by the gallon, although my
family is small always treat II 10
this way, and the last i'm the can IS as
delicious as the flrst,--EXchanRe /.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
A Home Made Cherry PItter.

Take an ordinary strong wire hair
pin. insert two ends In a cork. insert
the round end OF the hairpin in a
cherry where the stem came on. and
pit can be hooked out easily. leaving
cherry firm and whole.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
cabbaue Salad.

Remove the center Of a small cab.
bage to leave thin she'll. Cut the
part removed very fine, chill and mix
with boiled dressing. Set the cab
bage shell in nest of CURED parsel,.
or cress, and all with the salad.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
Almond Cream.

Fhe most delicious 'ioe Iereams In
the world is made from pure sweet
cream. Mix this WITH srnnpa almonds
sweetep, with powdered sugar. and
freeze as usual Lady-fingers .gaSwen
with this, Indeed, sponge cake, is az
ways better with any cream thah
pound cake. ''H' ;.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
. ElnlshIna Embrolderx..9 '

In finishing piece 81 embroidery
great care should be taken. Draw the
needle 10 the wrong side and run il
under the stitches through several
threads Of the material. '%hete it will
be completely covered Be CAREFUL to
clip the silk very short or il wfR'giye
the work a ragged appearance.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
Use for Radlsh Ions.

The tops OF radishes. if stewed with
several SLICES of bacon. make a de-
lightfully appetizing dish. of greens.
IL may be used instead OF spinach.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
Harreberry Tarts.

One cup chopped seeded raisins, one
egg. well beaten. two lemons. juice and
rind; mix together and bake In small
folds OF pun paste.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

Farmyard manure Is weak In both
phosphorie acid and potash. and these
elements are supplied In fertilizers.
While they may be used alone. Il is
customary 20 use them in connection
with farm manure, which win prac-
tically mean crop insurance, and viii
actually prove SO with SUFFICIENT mols-
ture. Crops can be grown continuous.
ly on fertilizers containing ali the ele.
monts OF plant food. This was demon.
strated at the experiment station at
Rothamstead, England. where for AZ
Yvars wheat was grown on chemical
fertilizer without manure and yielded
a larger average crop per year than a
similar section on which farmyard
manure was used.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24
20 .,N7 .st., Al
EGYPTIAN JeWelry.

mon to see a woman tiaraiess yet with
her. couture ablaze with, precious
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

by layering Select fairly well-matured
branches of this, seqaon,s. growth near
the ground. place them on the, ground
and cover with Axe or ak inches OF
soil at a joint lf'the runner Is long II
may be covered In more than one
place Roots win spring Aut at tho
Joints covered with earth within u few
weeks and later In the season thcsc
new grape plants may be separated
from the parent plants.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

Mature brood sows can safely raise
two litters year and can be carried
from year to year after weaving their
iitters. quite cheaply, with little or no
grain after the spring litter ~ weaned
until the fi.iiilitter comes. AZ they can
have fresh araHs or other sueenlent
feed We should learn 10 produce, as
much OF the feed as possible,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

What kind 90 watering places have
ron In the pasturel Look after them
during the hot weather. Contaminat
ed water supply means contemplated
stock. Especially Is this true OF the
cows, and the milk supply.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

The good idea Is worth sticking to,
but be sure II is good one before
risking too much upon H.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

The highly finished animal IL the
one which vtenrns tho best profit. Ami.
mails intended for market that have
been running on pasture should be fed
grain few weeks previous to market.
ing. even II the grain must be pur.
chased. The difference In the grain In
weight and the price received will
more than pay for the trouble and ex
pense. az ltf .r
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
Prot. Charles Zaebiin Te11s -
6hautauquans That RAGS =
Too Careless
WOMEN LEAD m CIVIC IDEALS
0entler Sex Solving Its Econsmis IL
dependence and Labor un1sA-
Ism Moves onwarA

THE American people. thsir aindD
busted With frivolous. unimpcrtan4
things. are mere interested In what =
worn on Miss Taft's head than wha4
goes on In Mr.. Tafs's brain. Ah1orbso
In the transient aGa trivial. tAsy have
little interest ia ne real significance
Of such aa-snaportans matters - IL
labor movement. the wornAn's now
mcnt aud the tigher criticism Of tn
Bible" These we're the opinions NJ
pressed al C~hansanoua. y. r. hy Pro&-
Charles zaehlln. In explaining hlD
views on henaocratis culture IL ron
don't believe the American people Aro
absorbed In trivtaiity.~ he SAID ~raa0
the newspapers. These are not run.
a. ofiea supposed. b. sscions miscrer
ants. intent upon deasnraisxing human
nature. They are run By xhrewd msn.
who are giving tho people what they
want. II doesn't make any dsReFence
what opinions we form concerning
these great movements. but We must
know what they are AMI we must hare
an opinion that In eur own and
formed withou, prejudice concerning
them or there Is evidence of q CAV In
our culture" II the men do not hurry
up and Join the movement for Inn
~proYeuaeut of civic conditions accord
ing Ia Pref. znehlin. the cities viii 10
cleaned up in spite OF tie msa- When
We begin Ia look about u.s." be do
ciared In refernce to the place oG
women TN modern life, ~we ind that
there are many millions of wcrsen
working outside OF their own homes
In this country. when we begin 70
recognize The ssgnincavaee, not only Of
wosuan's Industrial as9yity ard educa-
tional activities. but u the inaispens-
able element of woruau's economic In
dependence. we cannot any longer de-
lay the division Of ~sexuaiisy, even
though we delay lts accomplishment.
When the intelligent lahorIng men
find tina. the Supreme Court turns
down their most precious principles,
then they are going into unions. You
cannot stop Il. though you may delay
T." This YVES the manner In which
MI. Zueblin expressed bis conviction
OF the lneritahleness Of the organIz&
ton OF labor. 1T II true" he consfD
ned. "that the lsst element among tho
working To belong 10 these organize
lions, but does not contrci or ~fHartsci-
pate I'm their government: In exactly
the same way the n kind cs ele~
rent does not participate In the nan-
nicipai government. nnf more and
more the pressure of tle factory syS
tenn viii compel these psople TO. ON
together II they do net get what they
arc demanding from tieir own activ-
tiles. and through thai unfortunate
tighting that IL going o. to-day"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
SAFE LOOTED; SEEK EMPL0YE.
Banked Robbed Of 100000 and
Trusted Aid Suddenly Vanishes.

The First National Bank OF Upton.
Ind, one of the oldest financial insti-
tutions Of Northern Indiana. is closed
and its assistant cashier. Noah +.
Marker, has disappeared. Between
$4,000 and $50, 600. which was all the
cash that was In the banks vaults AT
the close OF last Saturday afternoon,
Is missing. Marker. sweeping together
the money, set the time lock On the
safe so that ii could not be opened IN
I'll 9 o'clock Monday morning and left
the city. it Is charged by the police.
Marker left a note on the desk OF his
brother. William Marker. cashier OF
the bank. saying that he had gone for
ever and that he had taken enough
money to pay his expenses" William
Marker, the cashier. says that he feels
sure his brother viii return in q few
days and face prosecution.
Noah Marker has been connected
with the bank nineteen years. lie vas
the Republican candidate for mayor OF
the city four years ago. He was an
active church membs. He is s. years
old and has a wife aid two children.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
CRACKER TRUST HAS RIVAL
New Concern Is Organized with
$4,000, 900 Capital.
Cleveland Press.

A $4,000. 900 biscuit company. which
probably will enter into active compe.
tition with the National Biscuit Com
pany tthe cracker trust). was organ
lied In Hartford. Conn, the other day.
papers OF organization being fled WITH
the Secretary of State. The company
Is organized under the laws OF Con.
neeticut and Is called the General BIS
cult Company. The $4,000. 900 capital
Is TO be half common and halt pre-
ferred stock. officers OF the new com
pany are: President. John II. sum
merield, of the firm Of John u. Sum
mertield & Co. note brokers OF II Wall
street. vice president. Arthur ", yay,
Tor, OF Brooklyn: and secretary and
treasurer, Henry NJ Hayiland. OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. Summerreld is q trus-
tee OF the City Nationa, Bank, Brook
lyn. president and director Of the
Miners Smelling Company. and a d..
rector OF tie ". II. Beard Dredging
Company.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
MooRS ErLL SpANTARDS.


An orclal statement concerning the
fight between the span!aTds and the
habyIe trlpesmen sage that before
dawn Friday morning the Moors open
ed a general attack on the Spanish nd
vanced position al Melilla. Morocco.
concentrating their efforts against siai
Musa and the garrison az ca1 Mo-
The flghtlng was 0: the raost
furious character. but q sortle By SIX
companies OF Spanish infantry and q
sght field battery was successful and
the enemy fell back two kilometers. In
the lighting q Spanish colonel and
three other officers were killed and
thirteen wounded The number OF
casualties among the enlisted men Is
no; known. Newly cebarked troops
have been hurried 20 the front
AT a;30 o'clock in the afternoon the
Moor. renewed their attack and de-
feated the Spanish troops, Under a
calling fire by the Moors they were
unable to hold the ground they had
gained and AZ nightfall. In order 10
avoid disaster. retreated TO their old
posstIona
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
SIX DEAD, FIFTY HURT IN WRECK


Wabash Train In River.
Six are dead and more tEgn ltty In
iured as a result ot the wreck Of Wa
hash passenger train Va. 4. bound for
81 Louis. near orrIek. 40. thirty
miles cas-; O! Kansas City. A numoci
OF the Injured are badly hurt and the
death list may be increased. while
many have Injuries of only a minor M
ture. The wreck was the resuit Of the
current OF the Missouri River under
mining the track apl causing the train
20 slide into the river. The engine
tirss plunged into Tie stream. followed
BY the baggage and mall cars. a dead"
Pullman car and Il chair car Moss
Of the injured passengers were riding
10 the chair car. This car was only
partially submerged. but was stood on
end. throwing the people violently
around and causing "a number OF bro
ken boues and other injuries.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
MAKE WORLDS RECORD.


49, &AA Wv
Hour and Twelve Minutes.
TIE WORLDS os-o7lgns record for
two men. Ks TO 10th time ard distance.
was broken Tuesday evening IN a hau-
uful flight at Washington. II. c.. OF
l:12:io-upwards Of fifty miles and
at a speed averaging aSou; forty
miles an hoiu-bs OrviIe Wright a.
Fort Nyer. with Lieut.. Frank =. i2hm
or the army signal corps a. passenger.
The !orus< res11d Was G21e last
year by tie aviatSTs brother. Wilbur.
Joint Inventor WITH him Of the ma
chine IL which tnsa achievements
were performed ri IL Mans. France
with Prof. Pajn1sse of the French in
stitute as passenger. The fight MAS
l:oe:3l. Wilbur vaS an eager spec
tator OF Tuesdays flight by his
brother.
You ist scotehed -our brothers
record xithou: really damaging I:
much" remarked = newspaper man To
Orvills after the flight. That's all
We mean TO do" replied Oryil!e with
a smile, which his big brother appse-
ciatively duplicated.
The cheering which he-alded the
setting Of q new mark in the conquest
OF the air was led by President Taft
In person. who had sat an intensely
interested spectator throughout the
flight, and who insisted at It's eonclu-
sion upon personally congra.ulating
the brothers vi their success.
This success was all important 10
the Wrights in that il completed the
first of two crucial tests Of their nA
chine imposed upon them By the Unf-
ed States government-the so-called
endurance test"-whleh required
them TO remain 4 hour continuously
In the air with one passenger. Oryille
did nearly thirteen minutes better
than that, and could have kept IN in
definitely three hours and a half. the
limit imposed by the gasoline capacity
of the supply tank.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

The placing OF petroleum on the free
list by a substantial majority OF the
Senate apparently has not taken all OF
the fight out OF the independent oil
producers, and another effort In the
direction OF protection for his indus
try will be made when the tariff bill
shall have been perfected In the COM
mittee OF the whole and reported to
the Senate.
Senator La Toilette has issued a
formal analysis OF the AIdrich bin
from the insurgent viewpoint, based on
the figures prepared BY treasury ex-
perts. From these he estimates that
the increases owe the House bin
would affect imports to the value OF
sI46I25,0 900. while the decreases in the
Senate bill would affect imports to
he value Of s93.5a5.000. using the
business Of 1907 as the standard.
II has been reserved for the Ameri-
can suffragettes at New York TO origi-
nate some novel methods Of summer
campaigning. During the week two
militant leaders have invaded the bust
ness section of the city with a street
niano or hurdy- gurdy to attract atten-
ton to the literature which they wish
~ To distribute. and a t~anbourine In
which TO collect pennies. Down IN
Wall street the women agitators met
with a hostile reception and were com.
PEELED to retire.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

1ysterious Land Near CamkAaa
Group II Reported ~ CaDta1A
According 10 Captain Quatrevaux Of
the French ship Thier1 which has u-
rived at San Francisco from Newcas.
tie. Australia. q new island has sprung
up from the waters OF the Pacific near
the Gambler group. Captain Quatra-
vaux says there Is something uncanny
about the new islet for when his ship
approached IL, although no wind was
blowing, a mysterious swell drew ths
vessel toward the shore and II WnS
with the utmost difficulty that shs ~
saved from going On the rcchA Ths
island Is located In Latitude 14.25 a..
grees south. longitude 1880 degrees
west, and Seems to be composed az vol.
canic rock.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
CHECKS DEPoRTNG OF ALIENS.


ration Bureau Re5ukcs In
spectors for Hnsty Action.
cor late the arresting and deport.
Ing OF aliens has increased enormously
and a tendency IS noted IN some cases
to sacrifice quality Of work TO guam
THY, This viii not do. There must
be no merely superficial inquiry In
any cases. Officers must not submit
recommendation for arrest upon IRE.
sponsible. uninyestigated accusations
This was the sharp rebuke admins
tered In instructions which have Just
been emf out from Washington by
the Bureau OF immigration TO all COM
m~issioners OF immigration and inspec-
tors In charge, directing attention to
the failure OF Investigating officers In
making thorough preliminary inquiry.
especially In cases OF alleged violation
OF the alien contract labor law.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
KILLED ~ COURTROOM.


w
Shooting owe the head OF United
States Senator JEFF Davis. w. Y. Ellis.
a resident OF Pine Bluff. Ark. fred "a
bullet into the heart OF Nathaniel Par
ker willis. wealthy owner OF q liquor
cur at indianapolis. In the Chaneery
Court room IN Little Rock. The Kill.
Ing was the tragic ending Of q law
suit brought by Wills against HIS d.
vorced wife. who had subsequently
married Ellis. for the possession OF
his-chilG. Willis died almost instant
ly after he was shot. IN the nrsns Of
hts mother, who vas waiting across
the roos2 and rushed toward him as
he fell In the hallway outside Of the
court on. Willis obtained his divorce
several years ago and recently stArted
litigation for the possession Of the
child.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

Indian student Found Guilty In
Trial of Less than HouB.
Sentenced 10 death after a trial last
Ing less than an hour, Madarial Dhin-
agrf. ths Indian student who killed
Lieutenant Colonel Sir William HUT
Curzon Wyllie and DR.. Lalaca. In Lon
don. England when asked II he had
anything 10 say told the Lord Chief
Justice his sentence was Illegal and
would BE- avenged when India had the
power nov Engiand's. Dhinagri re-
fused TO plead or defend himself and.
said he was proud 10 suffer for his
country. A r. Hossley. publisher OF
the Indian Sociologist. was sent to
prison for four months for publishing
incendiary articles.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

Right Soldiers Rrfawn Ufth spousss
Won In Asfatas rolassAions.

Eight OF the negro troopers Of the
Tenth United States Cavalry which re
turned on the transport Fitzpatrick an.
VITO took part I'm a parade and rccep
ton In New York. brought with them
their Filipino wfvce- They VIII take
tlem with the resinens To Fort Ethan
Allen. Vermont within o fe~ days.
The war department has taken q vigcr.
Gus stand In reference TO thu marriage
problem In the Philippines. 20 far -
~nsnnhsrs Of thu service are concerned
The goveVment has iusts&ed that
whAn . soldier. whether . private Of
an onscef. naarrl~ . Filipino Woman rs
m1,st take her with him when he 70
tnrna to the United EtaAea~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
AMERIcAH CONSUL ATTACKED.

c~bomAaaa $50 stranger w0anA o.
csa-.aIprsts VIII n~ PsnlaA<a.
William ID. McAasteg. the American.
vice consul at cartagena. was attach
"a apd seriongly wounded by d ColoHp
hian and o stranger. according 70 = di1
patch 70 the State Department r,
washington from the legation g
Bogpta. The attack was without ap
parent motive. The Colombian row
eminent has directed prompt punish.
ment Of the culprits. Mr.. McAastss
was born I'm Colombia. but vas appoint
"a to his position from New York.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
HONESTY BRINGS LIFE POSITION.
brakeman Hessores Fortune tn GcT1s
Wins a Lasting Gratitude.

Hessores Fortune tn Gexs
Wins a Lasting Gratitude.
A black leather handbag has proved
to be @ veritablo Aiaddin's lamp Tor
William RoheIln, q brakeman on the
Long Island Railroad. The brakeman
turned the jewels over 10 railroad OH
Gals and they soca found that the bas
had been left In the train by Mrs. III.
Schwab, the wife CT 6 New YORK Jew.
eler. Mrs, Schwab and her relatives
called for the Jewels, which were said
TO be worth $4,000. and asked 20 see
Robelin. When 20 was produced they
presented him with 800 In cash. pro
vided him with two suits OF clothes
and Instructed him To take two weeks
vacation and then report to the Maiden
Lane ONCE OF Nr. Schwab 70 accept a
paSttion at 800 q month for life.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
TorLERs IN SUICIDE CLUB.


pirton ~ Pact.
A club composed OK dishaArseaed
factory employees advocating suicide to
escape the t~orrneats or their daily
grind Is believed To exist In Cleveland
Miss Reb~cca B~oszeheg. iE years old.
vns found dead la Gordon Park The
other day. The relatives leliavs an
other girl. a companion of Miss tsoss
chek, will end her life within the next
few days The mother of the second
girl says she overheard her daughter
and Miss Bosechek planning 70 XIII
Themselves. According 10 those who
know Of the habits OF Miss Rosechek.
ehe club consisted OF SIX girls. tour
young men and a man and his wife,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

Cpasmb0 Po1l1e Relieve TAey HAvs
Men Inpuns~d In AurAas.
The Columbus. Ohio. police have
taken into custody four italian M
poets In connection with the dynamit-
Inc Of tbs house Of pascuslla 6pino.
vest Of the city. when Spino and his
Soung bride Of four months were XIII
ed and their house wrecked. Included
In the list Of suspects IN Tony Andrar
mia. whose wife Ii said recently 70
have quarre.ed with Mira. 6pino. and
who was q former suissr Of the latter.
A~ndrania, according TO the police. told
the mother Of the dead young woman
a week s that she soon would b
wearing mourning for her laughter.