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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
WELL DRESSED STRANGER
FOUND DEAD IN BRUSH
Police Unable to Tell Whether
Suicide or Murder

SACRAMENTO. July 1.-THE body Of
q well dressed man with the top or
his head blown of was found in the
position had set in so badly that it
was impossible to tell whether it was
a case of accident, murder or sui
eide. A new shotgun was found be-
side the body. and q slip OF paper in
the dead mans pocket gave the name
of F. Meyer. Seventh and L streets
DECORATION FOR BREwER-CarIsbad July
12--Adolphus Busch Of St Louis has Just ceIe-
brated his seyentieth birthday here. The grand
duke Of Hesse conferred on him the title OF
commercial councillor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
Woman VIII
Tour Europe

Woman VIII iSeS 10 De OF un
Tour Europe usual interest il
-: -.;.that OF Mrs. Harrie
Clark Fisher wild.
ow of Captain Clark Fisher OF the
announced her intention of taking q
trip around the world in an automobile
In the near future she will have heI
large Locomobile touring car shipped
either TO southampton or Liverpool tC
start on her globe circling journey
The route will lie through England
ireland, Scotland. France. Germany
Italy. Egypt. India and Japan From
Japan Mrs Fisher will come BY steam
er 10 San Francisco and viii continue
her trip across the continent ending
her journey at her home in Trenton
Mrs. Fisher states that the trip viii
be purely a pleasure tour and does
not balk at all the obstacles that viii
naturally present themselves on a triI
or such length She viii make careful
notes regarding conditions OF roads
routes and climate, so that other
women who have a desire TO travel in
THIS: novel way may profit by her ex-
perience
The car is 40 horsepower. -four
passenger stock LOcOmObiIe roadster
and the mechanism, such as the motor
and transmission. has not been specially
built or strengthened IN any way. The
only extra equipment on Mrs. Fishers
car VIII be a 81 gallon gasoline and oil
tank This tank will carry supplies
mile trip at one filing. To the tOnneaJ
have been attached a series of Iugga gs
racks in which viii be carried the ar
ticles OF the camping outfit rifles re-
volvers and ammunition. as Mrs. Fisher
is an expert shot with the rife and in.
tends to do some big game hunting Il
the opportunity presents itself
A novel arrangement has been made
by Mrs Fisher with a large expires.
company, which has contracted 10 trans
port a maid and baggage from poin
10 point, by boat or railroad. anywhere
on the globe, so as TO meet the motor
ing party at scheduled times with fresl
supplies of clothing and necessary ar
ticles for the trip.
There will be four persons in IN.
party. Mrs Fisher. Harold Fishel
Brooks, relative. who will act as Mrs
Fishers secretary. maid and a mar
servant. The latter Will go in th.
capacity OF mechanician and chef. and
1t is Mrs. Fishers plan TO reach JapaI
about the cherry season.
This is not the first trip Mrs Fishel
has undertaken. having done grea
deal of touring throughout the cont
nent- Mrs. Fisher is the owner or
large anvil factory in Trenton
Following a course from Red Bluff I,
this city, which took him across TIVE
mountain ranges
Good Touring i've different times
IN -N-.,. s..oe OF Red Bluff ar
rived here recently
in his Studebaker touring car Kins
was paced on his trip here by JohI
Finneu of the same city. who. like
wise drove in Studebaker tourins
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

flour. one cup moIasses. one teaspoon
SOFA. one teaspoon salt three cups of
sour milk Mix well and pour into
well creased baking powder cans.
Steam for three hours.
Cucumber PickIes-Make a brine
that will hold UP an egg. Put in the
cucumbers and let soak for - hours.
Then remove and soak for another "a
hours in fresh water. Take out, pack
in fruit jars and pour boiling vinegar
(slightly weakened) over them; seal
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
Culinary Notes
The Kind Of Flour for Bread Makine-

The Kind OF Flour for Bread Making
A bread -four is one that takes up a
large quantity of liquid; pastry -four.
one that takes up but little liquid.
Then less in quantity of bread -four
than of pastry -four would be needed
with one cup of liquid, the measure for
a loaf Of bread With a little expert
ence one may easily learn to distin-
guish these fiours- Bread -four is gran
ular and goes through the sieve easily.
Pastry -four is more solid, is oily and
hand As to variety, rye, graham,
whole wheat (brown in color and corn
-four as also rye and oat meal may be
used in bread. but for the best results
white -four should be combined with
these The proportion OF white -four
may be varied from time TO time. but
IL should never be less than a fourth
of the full amount taken.
Utensils for Bread Making-A knife
is the proper utensil for mixing dough
An earthen bowl is easily cleaned, and
for evident reasons is to be desired
when mixing is to be done with a knife.
A close fitting tin cover, with three or
four tiny holes in the top, through
which gases may escape, with a brick
loaf tin for baking, complete the list
of necessary utensils For cutting bis
cult and Parker House rolls a round c1It-
ter with sharp edge is desirable. but
the cover of a baking powder box. in
which a few holes have been made with
a nail and a hammer, will answer the
purpose. Many rolls are shaped with
the hands That measuring cups and
spoons are needful ought TO be a fore
gone conclusion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE

HELENA FREDERICK II the one Act Opera
THE PATRIOT CHARLOTTE PARRY and
COS l5ET8NS-5; SELMA BRAATZ- THE
SISTERS i4t ATEI-ETAS- GEORGE HILLMAN
srf HIS REDPATH NAPANEES- HERR LONDE
and FEAT LEIN TILLE- NEW ORPHECM NO
FENN PLCTI RES Last Week. Great Success.
ARMSTRONG and CLARK
1reu-rg Prices lcc- &c 5oc- 75c- Box Seats 81.
Matinee Prices Except sundays and Holi-
days. -- Pc 5oc- PHONE DOUGLAS g.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
The Modern House Keepers Exchang,
SnIn1on Salad-lMrs Malfer-

Salmon SaIad-(Mrs. Walter F.
Logan. 1923 Oakland avenue, Piedmontl
Open a can of salmon; pour off the
liquor, then break the pieces of fish
apart with a fork. using only the
firmer fakes. Reject all bits of bone
and skin.
Place the salmon upon lettuce leaves.
laid on a fat dish; pour over il mayon-
naise dressing and garnish with rfpe
olives. Have it served very cold. Civ
ing each person lettuce leaf holding
the fish and dressing.
Creole of CrabS-(Mrs- r West 131
Wool street. San Francisco -Four
green peppers. six small onions (green).
chop fine add butter size of an egg
and salt and pepper to taste Boil 10
minutes; then add half can tomatoes
and boil until all is well dissolved.
Add a half pint of cream mixed with a
tablespoon of -four and let il come to A
boil Pour in two well picked crabs
and serve on toast.
Bean PoIena-(AIrs. G. o. Ogden. 1898
East Market street, Stockton Com :
mon white beans put in cold water and
two quarts of boiled beans use three
tablespoons molasses. one teaspoon
salt. one teaspoon mustard, one table,
spoon butter, half teaspoon pepper, two
tablespoons vinegar. Stir in thoroughIv
and cook 10 minutes. The beans v-ben
done should be quite dry
Brown Bread-Two cups corn meal,
one cup graham -four. one cup white
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

safely through this critical
period. Thousands CRATE
fully tell of the benefit and
relief derived from the use
of this remedy. soId % S q n.T eTIsg1sss sasss
Book mailed free to all expectanf mothers.
TIE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co,
Atlanta. Ca.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

mothers shapeneSs All OF this be avoided by the of
Mothers Friend before baby this nment prepares
body for the upon and preserves the symmetry of her
Mothers Friend makes the danger of child birth less and
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

Motor enthusiasts always watch wit
interest the tour OF a woman mOtOrist
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

Following a course from Red Bluff to
this city, which took him across two
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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-24

Many important changes are about to be made in the fabric of St. John s parish. The buildings have become altogether too small to meet the growth Of the parish and requirements of the community and addition and a con- plete remodeling of the structures are to be made.
 It is contemplated that an ell, two stories high 20x23 feet, shall be added to the rectory and by rearranging the rooms, convert the building into an excellent hospital.
 The present hospital is to be rebuilt and rearranged Into mems club and new rectory construced for the use of Mr. Roe and his family.
 The plan has the approval of the bishop of Alaska and of the general board of missions, with consent tt an appeal being made or the si, 0Oo'
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-24
'.t. : Billy Powers Doing
 We'll for District

Rev. F. V. Fisher arrived home on the Jefferson this morning and will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church tomorrow morning and even- ing as usual Mr. Fisher speaks most enthusiastically of the work MT. Powers is doing at the exposition in behalf of the Ketchikan mining district and says he deserves our hearty praise and that he is making lots of friends for Ketcbikan. He says that Fremont King and others of our people are enjoying the fair.
 Mr. Fisher expresses surprise at some rumors that he was to remove from here and still more surprise and regret at the sensational articles in Seattle papers about him and the temperance question in Alaska, con- cer ming which he has written a state ment for our columns.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-24
EntOmbed Miner
 Rescued at Juneau

Leo Mccormack, who has been the moving spirit in the construction of the local Roman Catholic church building, as secretary treasurer of the organization was agreeably surprised Sunday morning by the presentation through Father Brown of Juneau, of a Cross of Pope Leo KILL, and a beautifully en9rossed Certificate of Merit from the Holy See, signed by Cardinal Merry Deval, the personal representative of the Pope.
 Leo has been most energetic in his efforts to get the building completed and thoroughly deserves the praise and thanks of those interested, but nobody had supposed that words of commendation would come from a source so high in tha Church.
 While here, Father Brown made the statement that this is the first decoration of the kind in Alaska. -Wrangell Sentinel.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-24
Alaska GarnetS
 Beautiful as Rubies

So great has been the demand at the Seattle Exposition for the garnet from the ledge at the mouth of the river, that another shipment of ore had to be made to Seattle this week on the Humboldt, and more is being gotten out.
 This demand has proved so satisfac- tory to the owners that a deal is now pending to install core drill on the property so that it can be thoroughly prospected, and the size of the ledge definitely determined. As the work of taking out the ore progresses the garnets appear 10 improve materially in quality. the further in they are discovered. and expectations are that deep workings would produce gems almost as hard and as finely col ored as rubies.
 To determine this point he core drill will be installed, and the property thoroughly and systematically pros- pected so that the owners can form an idea of just how much ore they have. -Wrangel Sentinel.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-24
Theodore Will Do but
 Kermit is the Limit

1 like to read of Theodore who's won renown for shedding gore, and time will never dim it; I read about the beasts he stays, and wish him for tune all his days-but Kermit is the limit. I do not care what Kermit slew "a mongoose or a kangaroo-I care not where he wanders: and yet the man who sends the yarns of hunting in the jungle tarns, of Kermit drools and maunders. It's Kermit here and Kermit there and Kermit killed d grizzly bear, a polecat or a cheetah and Kermit licked a crocodile and chased python half mile, and slug ged big moskeetah. Oh, send a thrill ing yarL of gore of noodshed wrought by Theordore-don't cut it down or trim it; we'll print the story, word for word, and not comma will be slurred-but Kermit is the limit Walt Mason.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-24
ST. JOHNS PARISH PLANS
 NEW AND IMPROVED BUILDINGS
Fine Hospital, New Rectory and Mems Club Part
 of Program

needed. It will take sometime to get this money in hand, particularly as the times have been so hard. It is thought pest not to do much with the appeal before spring.
 During the necessary delay it is purposed to use the rectory for hos pital with only minor changes and tc rent the William Forss house for the use of the priest in charge.
 An important step in the plan has just been completed in the transfer oi the old red school house lot for the lot at the back of and adjoining the church. This will give plenty of room for the rectory and will give good outlet on Mission street. This plan when fully carried out will result in 8 compact. and workable plant which, il is hoped. will measure mp to higher standard of usefulness, to. the commu- nifty than ever before.