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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
aerownIe,s peIIaht. Cake.

Make a four layer cake of oDe-half cupfgl of butter, one cupful fine white sugar, creamed, the whites of three eggs, beaten stiff and folded in the last thing; one-half cupful milk, two cupfuIs flour, sifted with two teaspoon fuls of baking powder. Make boiled frosting from four cupfuls of sugar, whites of four eggs, divide frosting into four parts.
 Part 1. Cocoanut grated, pulp of one orange rubbed through a sieve. Spread on one layer.
 Part 2. One cupful hickory or Eng lish walnut meats, one cupful of rais- ins chopped fine and one tablespoon full of chocolate, grated, spread on sec ond layer.
 Part 3. One eupful of almonds, one cupful of citron chopped fine, spread on third layer. The top should be smooth white frosting, thick and soft.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
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The sediment from jayelle water Is excellent for securing purposes.
 Ccal soot is easily removed from tin articles or porcelain if they are first coated with kerosene.
 You will find a clean paint brush valuable in cleaning sandy dried peaches. Wash them several times
 If you have valuable oil painting do not hang 1t over the mantel near the radiator, or anywhere where heat is liable to wrinkle the canvas.
 To remove the shine" from a dark wool material, sponge it with solu- tion of common washing blue and wa ter; press it while still damp under a thin cloth.
 A good way to remove grease is to mix equal parts of ether, ammonia and alcohol; rub into grease spot and allow to evaporate. To be applied with a sponge.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
GIRL WINS
 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Miss Dorothy campbeiI's Victory In America Commented on by
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Miss Dorothy Campbei's Victory In
 America Commented on by
 Scottish Critic.
 Writing of Miss Dorothy Campbells victory in the American ladies' golf championship contests Scottish golf authority says:
 Miss Dorothy Campbell has consid- erably enhanced her reputation by her, victory in the ladies championship of the United States. It is singularly gratifying that this should have hap pened in the year of Miss campbell's first triumph in the British champion ship.
 Few lady golfers have had better record, and none has equalled her per- formance in winning both events. It is true that the excursions of our lady golfers to the States have not been nearly so frequent as those of their cousins across the Atlantic to this country Miss Rhona Adair in the zenith of her golGng powers had a successful tour over the most notable American courses, but she did not
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Mistaken Economy.

It is often mistaken economy to rse too large jars for preserves, jams and the like in the effort to save trou- ble, tops. etc. A small family Is not able to consume the whole quantity at a time, and the rest is likely to be wasted
 Jellies often refuse to jel when put iuto large receptacles.
 Cooking an extra supply of food in order to have enough to warm up or recook is often unwise, because the food the first time it is cooked is likely to be more wholesome than when all fried up in grease or stewed to toughness from second cooking
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
"The Scout $ Revense.p
EST AND BEST STORE

The play made famous by Hal Reid, "Th eScout's Revenge" will be presented Friday night at the O. pheum by the Barr Lasalle company. The title is a thriller. but far be it from blood and thunder production. The company numbers twenty people and carry their own band and/ or chestra, and besides have multi tude of specialties to introduce be- tween acts. The sale opens today, and the price made by the manage ment Is the lowest offered by any road company. A parade Is announced for Friday and will DO doubt prove an innovation.
 Reed and Arbuckle will play tive nights at Douglas. tomorrow and FTl- day, returning here for the regular performance Saturday and Sunday and the rest of the week. 4 new bill will be offered Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
FOUR TASTY DISHES
INFORMATION HELPFUL TO ANY
 HoUSEKEEPER.
How Lamb Flank May Best Be En. pioyed-Trips Fried in Butter Beef Steak Pie as 1t Should
 Be Mate.

Lamb flank comes in pieces of about two pounds each. Lay three pieces in a pan, season with salt and pepper and bake slowly in covered pan. Put two pans together if you do not own regular baker. Skim of the fat occasionally, adding a cup of water as you do so, and when tender, baste and brown the top. A delicious dish. I have eaten lamb stew made of flank at high-priced restaurants. It makes an excellent dish, used just sis any stew meat, only needing skim ming to remove the fat This fat is very good for use in various culinary ways. Lamb flank costs not over sey- en cents pound, usually is five cents ! a pound
 Tripe Fried in Batter-These re- cipes are not taken from cook books, but have been used by myself for years, and found excellent and reli- able. Take a pound of fresh tripe, cut in pieces two inches square, salt and pepper each piece. Make batter of one beaten egg,
 small cup of milk or water, little
 salt, one teaspoonful baking powder and four to make rather stiff batter. | Put into the frying pan four table spoonfuls of lard, butter or drippings, cover each piece of tripe with large spoonful of batter and place in the
 hot fat Put in as many as the par will hold without touching each other,
 and cook until the batter is well
 Drowned on each side.
 Beef Steak Pie-Take two pounds
 of cheap beef such as the under part
 of the round. Cut in pieces one inch
 in size Boil slowly in water to cover
 until tender Put into deep earthen
 or granite ware dish, add pepper and
 salt to taste Mix teaspoonful of
 flour, two tabiespoonfuls of lard, or whatever is used for shortening, one
 teaspoonful of baking powder and a
 little salt. Mix with water or milk,
 cover the pie and bake until crust is
 done. About half an hour will be sufa- cient
 Baked Apple Pudding.-Pare, core and cut in quarters as many tart
 apples as will cover a pudding dish
 three 1ncHeS ueep. Auo OnS CoP ooS1S
 pinch of cinnamon, little salt, a sprinkling of flour, few bits of but
 Ger, two spoonfuls water, and cover
 with a crust made as follows: One
 beaten egg. half-crp of milk or water, tablespoonful of sugar, two teaspoon fnls of butter Add flour ints which has been sifted one teaspoonful bak- ing powder. Make the crust as soft as it can be rolled, cover the pie and bake rather slowly for one hour. Picked Green Peppers.-Cut the top : of large sweet peppers. Take out in' side and soak peppers and tops 24 hours in brine. Take out and soak in warm water for day and night, using small piece of alum in the water Chop white cabbage fine, better run
 it through a meat grinder. Season
 with white mustard seed and little : mace. Stuff peppers full. Sew or covers. Pack in stone jar covered with hot spiced yinegar.-Boston Her . ald
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
MUST LOOK AHEAD
ALWAYS WISE TO PLAN MEALS
 IN ADVANCE.
By Doing That, Cheap Cuts of Meat Can Be Made to Do as Well as Those That Are Much More
 Expensive.
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BY JFssIcA E. BEsACK.

Director Department of Domestic Sci-. ence and Art, National Corn Exposition Omaha, Neb.
 To delay the planning of dinner until the hour of its preparation has arrived is 8 bad policy. A hasty or der over the telephone will then bring. only picked over materials which there is no time to cook An appeal to the head of the house to bring down a steak or other meat that will cook quickly" results in belated .meal and often an expensive one.
 A housewife should do her own marketing and select her meats with care. The cheaper cuts of meat are just as nutritious as the more expen- siye ones, and they can be made very palatable.
 Every housekeeper should know the anatomy of the meat-producing ami mals, the location of the different cuts of meat and how to cook them, whether she is compelled to look aft CT their preparation or not. This is not hard to do, and requires but little time Any butcher will be glad to as sist at time when he is not busy. A few things to remember, in buy ing meat, will be of help. The distribution of fat in fecks through the meat indicates slow fat tening and good feeding. This meat will be more tender than where the meat is gathered in punches by quick fattening.
 Yellow fat indicates age and may mean tough meat.
 Tough meat will become tender if allowed to stand a short time in vine gar. The Italians use olive oil and 1 vinegar for this purpose. Flank,
 chuck or round steak will be benefited ] if treated in this manner. Meat is much more tender after hanging, for the stiffness of the mus cles to pass away. A great deal of | meat is bought too fresh and as con sequence it is tough. This is the req | son tender meat is not often obtained
 in the small markets. Beef should hang from two to three weeks. Some recipes:
 Meat Balls with Horseradish Sauce.
 -one pound chopped chuck, one tea | spoonful salt, Is teaspoon pepper.
 Make into firm balls and scar in hot
 butter. cook at low temperature and
 serve rare. | Horseradish Sauce-One cup horse
 radish, vinegar to cover, two tea
 spoons sugar. one teaspoon salt, one
 sour apple, grated Serve cold Salisbury Steak. = One pound
 chopped chuck steak, one teaspoon
 salt, one tablespoon lemon juice. two
 tablespoons minced parsley. Cook as above, and serve rare.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Lunch Cloths
andScarfs

DRESSER scARFs AND LUNCH CLOTHS of union linen, scarfs IS by 54 inches. cloths IS by 27 inch es. regular soc values, Al hemstitched borders, AsSc special -. -.- ..- ....
 DRESSER scARFs AND LUNCH CLOTHS of union linen scarfs IS by 72 inches, cloths IS by Hn 27 inches, regular price 1RtC 65c each, special w DRESSER scARFs AND LUNCH CLOTHS with hemstitched bor- ders-all linen, sell regularly at $1.00 each, scarfs IS by .zS 54, cloths 30 by 30 inches. SC special ... .. ... ....
 ALL LINEN DRESSES scARFs and lunch cloths. scarfs IS by 72 inches, cloths 36 by 36 x@ inches. sell everywhere at s1.50 each, special. .AsAO ALL LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS with imitation Cluny lace border, size 36x36. fine quality linen, pret- ty designs, sells n0E at $500, 7 n special ... .. ... -.
 MOTEL ALL JAPANESE AND MEXICAN DRAWNWoRK consist ing of scarfs, doylies. squares. etc. will be reduced oNE-T6RiD dur ing this Thanksgiving sale. All other fancy pieces oNE-FoURTH OFF.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Braisea Lambs Liver.

Trim, wash and dry a lambs liver. Lard 1t well with fat salt pork and dredge with salt and pepper. Ia a eeep pan put layers of thinly sliced carrots and onions two good-sized ones of each). stalk of parsley. one of celery and clcve. On this lay the prepared liver, pour into the pan one eupful of boiling water or stock, GOV CT closely and place in moderate oV- en for 21z hours. Thicken the gravy and serve with it, serving the vege- tables in separate dish.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
soaoaetti Dish.

Cut one-haif pound of cheese in small pieces, place in good-sized pud- ding dish, turn over tho cheese one half pound of spaghetti (that has been broken in small pieces, cooked soft. draIned), turn over cheese hot. let stand ten minutes, then add one can of tomatoes, hot. one tablespoon sugar, stir, set in oven until brown on top. Eat cold with hot rolls. Good
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Pineapple Pie.

Line pie plate with pastry. Mix lightly together the well-beaten yolks of four eggs. one cupful of granulat- ed sugar, pineapple and the stifly- beaten whites of two eggs. Bake till ready in a moderate oven. Cover with meringue made with the whites of three eggs stif1y beaten and three ta: blespoonfuls of sugar added. Serve hot or cold.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
IA TOILETTE SAYS
 ALDRIcH IS BIC BOOR
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did something. And what? It re vised' the tariff. and revised it in a way that did not hurt the controlling trusts and did not help the people. Just before election the Republi- can party blandly pledged itself to revision of the tariff It talked about it. sweetly, softly. tenderly, and then, having carried the election, 1t went on about it's business of obeying Cannon and Aldrich, and Rockefeller and Morgan.
 And this was their way. They took certain commodities like steel and they cut the tariff. Now the tariff on steel and these other things had been prohibitory. They cut the tar ifs. say, but still they left them at 3 prohibitory rate.
 Nothing But Husks' Come Free
 And as for the commodities that greatest quantities, the tariff fnachin- the people themselves use in the ation left them at either their pres- ent figure sor raised them Where they were left at the old figure the manufacturer promptly raised prices to the consumer. Where there had been a tariff raise. tue manufacturer raised his prices on a still higher per centage.
 Protection is one thing-embezzle ment is another. The present tariff is the latter. It is public tax to support a private graft. and the graft sinks into the coffers of the coterie of trusts that go to make up the body that dictates to and through con gress"
 What do you think. Senator La Toilette. about the coast demand for a Pacific squadron?" the Wisconsin orator and fighter was asked
 T think only this much about any thing concerning the navy-that it is merely bureaucracy of political in trigue in which the participants do not always agree. Our navy yards are nothing more or less than places to put men with certain political pull. and once there they know only how to keep the political pot seething and not know how to build ships nor train men.
 What right has congress got to have hand in the navy? I say none. merely uses it as one of it's stuffed lubs for its individual members. Let IS have naval board, a real board, md then let that board dictate our policies or barbor and squadron.
 Needs Time to Become Abusive
 Not a word on that subject" he declared moment later. Leave that matter to me. I don't want to dis cuss Taft; not sentence until have lots of time and then, perhaps, shall have time enough to take it ul in my own paper.
 T have come to Los Angeles tt oiscuss all these public matters. want to scold this person and prais, that; condemn one and beautify an other; and matters like the tariff anc the trusts and so on form the basil of my lecture tomorrow evening"
 Meyer Lissner and Marshall Stim son had charge of the entertainmen of the day of the senator, but mos of the time in Los Angeles was takel up in the address before the Frida, Morning club. On his return thi morning from Santa Ana, Senator L. Toilette will be taken for an automc bile ride. will be guest of honor a the City club for luncheon and depar after his evening talk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Man. p.euIIsr Ways.

It is curious fact thai . man vhs travels hundreds of niles and submits eo many diseomforts for Gbe sake of getting a chance to whip a stream will Indignantly refuse to beat a carpet when he might do 1t with little or nc trouble rigbt at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Steamed Chocolate Puddino.

Take three heaping teaspoonfuls Of cocoa, yolks of three eggs. Beat them veryalight; add half cupful of sugar and beat together with three tabIespoonfuls of sweet milk. Add one cupful of flour and beat until smooth. Add beaten whites last, and one large teaspoonful of baking powder. Steam two hours. Use foam ing sauce.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Good Towels
 and TOwelin9

GLASS ToWELiNG, regular price S1-3c the yard, pink and blue stripe and check patterns. Nl an extraordinary value 01H at special. yard ............~4 UN5LEAcHED LINEN CRASH that sells regularly at Ice the yard price, all linen, NC special, yard =. ... .s. Oo REGULAR 15c ALL LINEN bleach ed crash in a good service able quality that win. f1I give excellent wear, FIC special, the yard ........A ~ HUcK TOWELS of a good quali.y size 16x32 inches, red borders. our regular 12 1-2c towels. xn special, dozen $1.0o. tm each .....-.......'
 HUcK TOWELS, size 1sx36. red borders, our regular 1N1
 15c values. dozen IZaC TURKISH TOWELS, unbleached. large size regular 200 seller, Rn
 very absorbent well woven, sIFEC special, for ...........
 NOTE-All fine Linen and Damask Towels, plaia and fringed, ranging in price from soc, 60c, 75c S5c and up to S1.0O each reduced 25 per cent during this sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Tn. o,s pbIlosoohsr.

Don't reach out for all the world said the Sld philosopher. "and yet, if you don't, the other fellow may grab 1t, and you'll find yourself without an acre of ground to.stAnd onI"--Atlants Constitution.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Banana Toast.

After the family are at the table, split a few bananas and boil them Lay them on a little platter. previous ly heated. Butter them quickly and serve immediately. It will take three minutes to cook them, and they are de. Hcious when hot.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Clean wIta vineosr.

ii your cooking utensils have haO. jt of burning or the vietuals stick easily, try boiling little vinegar in the same. Acts like magic. especial. iY with heavy skillets.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Last Day of This Annual THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE

As told in Sundays ad the Annual Linen Sale close promptly tonight Glance this lsit may contain special values that you have overlooked in previous announcements And REMEMBER--No
 linen values these for another whole yearaer today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Celery.

Save the nice green tops of celery. dry and pulverize. and use in sony when celery is scarce or high priced
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17
Table Linens by the yard

REGULAR oAULITY BLEAcHED en inches wide good seryiceabe quality in pretty 1esc designs special the REGULAR 75c BLEAcHED AND UNsLEAchED DAMAsK, ss inches wide pure linen. beautiful floral patterns /n a that will give splendid satisfaction, khtsC =. REGULAR BLEAcHED AND UN6LEAcHED TABLE DAM and variety O scroll and dice dessgns, at special, NtN REGULAR SIPS RLEAcHED AND, UNsLEAcHED SATIN DAM exceedingly serviceabe quality, 72 In pretty conventional HR1 floral effects,
 REGULAR S1.5o BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsk that is IF quality it's splendid launder L1 qualities beautiful desg1s, specal the
 REGULAR sf75 BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsk { IF snowflake other pretty designs full 72 inches Al in width spendidly, special the yard U REGULAR s2oo BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsK of a quality excellent satisfacuon--handsome patterns, special E hs1
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certain naval posts and also consent. ing to introduce navy purihcation bill. The Military League accepted this proposition but Lieutenant Ti- baldos spurned it as inadequate and called a meeting Of officers in secl ct
 These officers signed a document for a minimum demand. This official
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17

ATHENS Nov. 16.-The late revolt of the troops originated in the action of the government in response to the demands of the naval officers, agree ing to the suspension of promotions for five years and the ab.F';ion of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-17

esS Fruit for Pies.

The United States, through United States Attorney Baker, has brought suit in the district supreme court and condemned some 40 or 50 cases of spoiled fruit. There were seven cases of California raisins, several cases of evaporated apples. lot of wormy peanuts and a number of other ar- ticles of feod, which were to go into the making up of pies and cakes for those who have money enough to pay for them. It is stated in the bill of complaint that these fruits and things were absolutely rotten.
 Clean with Vinegar.
 If sour cooking utensils have a hab- it of burning or the Victaals stick easily, try boiling little vinegar in same. Acts like nagics especially with heavy skdlletA -.------.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-24

him. But | will show that Gilt
Top" that am a bigger one, and
give him a demonstration of what
Felix Warren considers a hurry up
time.
You watch me tumble him down
the side of that mountain tomorrow
afternoon. If don't take him with
in an inch of his life, then my name
isn't Felix Warren"
With these words on his lips, he
left the hotel and went over to the
big stage barns, and gave instructions
as to which team, harness and stage
he wanted.
I Greese her up sleek, boys, and see
that every strap and buckle is all ok.
Give the team an extra rub and doub-
lie feed, so they will feel their oats"
was his parting Instructions.
He was early on his way the next
morning. The people of Lewiston
watching him as he crossed the Clear
water ferry and started up the long
hill. Winding his way, in and out
the curves, slowly, and with frequent
rests, that he might neither tire nor
worry the team.
AS he assembled. he studied the al
ready familiar road in every detail.
He gave a close calculating glance at
each bend in the sinuous roadway,
fevery steep pitch, and got out several
times and removed huge rocks and
boulders from the path. As he
reached the top, he turned and stud
led for the last time, the long wind
ing sweep of the hill, with its four
miles of steep, serpent like road.
His blood thrilled with anticipation,
and he wished the hill was forty
miles instead of four, the curves lit
tie sharper, and the grades a little
sleeper.
He had made famous drive down
that mountain once, that had made
old veteran stage travellers hold theil
breath, brace their feet and hang or
for dear life, thinking that each
moment would be their last. Bu
the memories of that day shoulc
appear as mere child's play when he
had finished the ride down there
this day.
| He could hardly await the arriva
of the train, his pulse beat quick ans
strong, and as he gave one long lool
at the hill, he turned, cracked hi
lash over the heads of the leaders ant
was off,
The small speck sweeping alon,
the crest of the mountain, was still
visible to the spectators watching be
low, who traced his course until tn,
road swung inland an he was gon,
! from view. All day long, Felix an,
his many thrilling stage exploits wer
the topic of every conversation
Long before the hour for him to re
appear, crowds gathered at the BAN
of the river where the ferry crossed
Some crossing and going PARKWAY u
the grade to meet him. The larges
: crowd, however, was gathered at tn
hotel, where the upper and lowe
decks of the spacious porches, wer
crowded with spectators. Anon
r those occupying an advantagou
: position, was Judge Stranger and hi
beautiful daughter. Binoculars i
: hand, they were scanning the noun
: tain side, searching out tiny specks
that seemed to the naked eye lik