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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27


oct ,hs ohrsne birds BY name
ui nnfr lal4Nia 10 name the game
iirse NJ inY iRN and then WITH one
weeUinr eIaust 'fre qll others on
he aaneaH4p iss ai protect them.
4hese Wau Nait ,Aat our same
ma tir,l itw Is eos clOuie oF4hi to
ead lhe report Of The state game
ssrden. $1,000 quail caught mostly
traps ana nets. confscated by the
,ate warden. who says inat more
nan 81. .OO0 heddes these escaped The
Ieiisace of himself ana his deputies
ar The very potent reason that there
n0ldlng behind the law % enforce
:.
Enact the sam Harris and the state
ama associat on bin now before the
i0use. and save the bird aud game
or The people Of Oklahoma
Here Is what the state game warden
,ays OF the $1,000 Quail caught "a
raps ana nets by hired market hunt.
'ru. 4nd which DE conhscatel In tAe
hort space OF foriytiye days,
"This office confscaied S70p quail
forts five days Of the last game sea.
on. And adds taat he hae good rea-
n for belleveing that as many more
e.e caught and shlppet clandestihe.
out Of tae state that I'VE were nn.
bic to capture
He nays further upon tho insuiilc.
ancy OF Tie present law Under
he present gGme Inv Il Is pracil'
slly Impossible b hold the game
orce together rs iAere Is no way this
lllce rlu pay rs deputies
The game and hiri BIN prepared by
udge S. Il. Harris and The State
name association nov before the
onse, endorsed by the State Audubon
ociety. has been carefully examined
nd gppfogsi by many OF The ablest
wyers IL iSe state. who ans that u
eels more halg the conditions eX.
sting IN the state tnan any bill yet
fered 10 this or any legislature. and
lat Il "corid De safely enacted into
,w Without crossing q { or dOiting ln
Aa one eminent lawyer. himself
OF sportsman, said after o crit
'al examination Of rle bin. ~lt viii
Ass muslerin any court end. II pass
a ny the legislature u win save our
's.ds and game from outside depre
ators."
There Is an hopeful ign In the pres
ut legislature for our birds and game
! the fact that all seem wliiiAa Ia
lbordlnate their own personal amhi
on to be the father Of a game and
ird law IN order - secure the great
bieet Of protection # this spirit Is
arrlel out and every Indication
olnts That way. the Eastern and Chi
ago market hunters will no longer
canoll our state Of her birds ant
ame,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Guthrie Men
and Women, Old and Young.

Kidney Troubles attack Guthrie Men
and Women, Old and Young.
Kidney Ills seize young and osd.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer Ia their early years
Can't control The kidney secretions.
Girls are languld, nervous suffer
pain.
Women worry, cant do daily work.
Men have lame and acklng backs,
.Tlle cure for mnns woman, or child.
Is to cure the cause the itldaeys.
Doan's kidney pills cure sick kM.
ncya
Cure al 4ofms of kidney suffering
Guthrie testimony proves il
Mrs. }. r. Cotton, Sn7 ~ Manaur
Ave-. Guihrla. Okla. says; Ms husl
band used many remedies II an al.
tanpl.to check NE too frequent action
81 the secretl MS from his Kidneys hul
Ihls Efforts werc unsuccessful until ba
tried Doan'a Kidney Puts This rem
cav lived 40 10 representations and
promptly relieved him. Deans Kidney
lpllls were procured at ] \ Wallaue'l
ldrng store and have our strongest 90
/ dursamohl
! For sale hy all dealers. Price y
IUunla Foster Mllhufn Co. Buffalo
New Yfrh sole aeeuls Tor the uulle'
| lslaIes
| Remember the name Daan an'
laas 10 other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
KATY"
FILES AN
APPEAL

Setting forth IN their petition that
he order OF the corporation counts
Ion was uniHsl IN making any railroad
company notify said commission OF any
lecideats. the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad company has asked the
npfeme court 60 set aside the order.
his order was issued nee. 3. iaUS, and
eqnlres detailed reports by wire and
lall from an railroad aud street ear
ompanles Of accidents geports must
how the time the accident occurred
nd the numbe 81 persons killed or IN.
ared. as well as the damage done Ia
ronriy supplemenilag this must be
report as to The coaditl n ul air.
brakes, eoupllng aud other train equip
nent
The order issued directs that wire
feports must be made Of an accidents
'esultlng IN loss Of liie or limb or serl.
sus injury 10 passengers OF employees
an derallmenls OF passenger trains
an collisions involving freight Of
asseneer trains. whether there has
been q loss of life or not, ail expl0s
Ons Of boilers resulting Ia death o.
eyere INJURY TO any person. and u
All bridge failures
All Of the wire reports must be fol
9wed bg mail reports going more Int
detail. and exclusive mail reporis mus
BE- made upon all minor train accidents
.lslss elasa also latlndes GceIaenls s
Inployea Ia repair sh ps OF 0ihei
places refa0ln from the railroad ana
not connected With the transportation
epar suent The cause Of the accident
as reported BY the division bupcrln
lendent d other officials III charge i
equlred u an accident Is caused b
emnioge tie commission wants ths
xneriente ae amploxe has had, q.
'el rs ghe qutnbcf uf hours be hal
81 al wrflk prior 70 The ae ans
81 number Of hours 0f hla.s.est fl
ortyelehl hours preceding the ace
lent These fepp1s wl.l be afallah
u lhe nuhNr as We'll ~ the mmIs
on's information.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
taste Is Sure
Stomach Guild !
A Barometer Whlch Never Falls
Though seldom Believed,

Taste Is che direct guide to tho
stomach and tho taste buds are con
nected By the nerves with the stom
ach itself SO that they represent lis
health or disorder II the stomach on
ia juices are ont Of tone. the blood IL
lermented by change In the alkaline
or neld nondsIon. ami these reach the
mouth hOsh directly and Indirectly
'~Iee taste buds are IN the tongue.
and are mounted by halFlllte proiee
lions called papillae: they cover the
surface oI the tongue"
When you taste these buds rise up
and ahs0rh the liquid. inform the
nerves the nerves tell the stomach
AVID the food Il acceptable oF not, ils,
as lhH st0mauh feels
The above remarks on tastc comes
from an eminent authority and sim
ply explains why when one amellA
cooking nr. aees food one thinks he
cen eat. bat when he tastes be learns
the stomach Is Out Of business.
70 the person Woo cannnl taste
WfHH+ WIN tfNrHHs NJ AuHu anu hiHit
.py forces himself to eat Htnarts Dys.
pepsIa Tablets hold the secret Of en-
ioyHbse ealing perfect digestion and
reneNel general health
Most men salt unllg their stomachs
afe completely slekened before they
think serlpasly o. Assisting nature
WHen tosn taste fur foea lf lost Il
= certain slgh the stomach needs
atieat.ur starts Dyspepsia Tablets
cue auea slomaehs. They restore
sweesuefa q breath. renew gastric
Juices eu u.leA the blood and give the
slomaeh the strength and rest neees'
Asfs b general duty.
FxY thaesfnl naysiails use stu
art pysesla Tablets and ever
asslsI effies :hhul Id sshpl price
tNe eer hof Send Is your 4 sap ana
0dafeas AMI no vii send soq I.l
paekage free by mail Aaarss A
sfuaes co. 80 stuart nlk Malshall
As'eh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
LET Us
KEEP OUR
FRIENDS
WITH Us


Oklahoma has more game birds.
game zna otaer valuable hind Than
ehree-lourlhs nf The states IN the
states In the Union, ami she viii al
wave have II she acts wisely. and pro
fects them now
Bear Ii mind that the only way g
keep the game and valuable blsdt
ncM Id ihe alaie is 70 protect them
by statutory law.
Here Is significant paragraph
copled literally from state Game
Warden J. s. Askewa report and e
which the attention OF every member
81 the legislature Is particularly
called. speaking Of the $1,000 stolen
quail which he captured from the
fseebootefs. he says; Upon examin
alton vs. ana thar u the S7aa0 quail
eonliscaied less than 5000 of thi'
amount Nefe shot and SOo00 We're
Melted 0r clught IN some way other
lhan by lae gun ! remain.
Yours truly, J. AskkW.
state Game Warden
AAi Ia Tie $1,000 which was con
liscaled. the $1,000 which he declares
he was unable TO capture on account
rf tha gnehicepcy ol the law and yol
have la O00 qaall stolen from the
state ln the snort space OF ioriy'i'pe
daYs sAe last season.
II anyone doubts The fact that mill
ions of quail are stolen from our
state during every winter by the mar
Net hunters lel him read tie report
81 the state game warden. J. s
Askew. he tells you that Of the 81
o0a quail Illegally taken ant conils
Gated by him. less tAan 5000 showed
evidence N aaslne been shot. leaving
about $4,000 whlch were caught II
traps and meta. and he gives II as BIZ
opinion that the amount that escape
sha vigilance 81 himself and nIs depe
Ties far exceeded those captured ane
cOnnscaied By him.
Owing 10 the taet that alI q shs
states bordering on Oklahoma havs
stringent protection laws for gam
ana llrla, hunters from those sisse
eone ii Ia thousands 10 Oklahoma
and }fap. net. shoot, ana carry ava
The birds ara game that they hafe ns
right 10. thus rohhing sae people O
nnr state of their legitimate lnher
ianee which gature bestewed upu
them
II three months last winter mort
Ann 81 ono quail were trapped ueltet
and ssnlea rem our reaple By markei
hunters
Mofs than ihlrlylge aiaieg haw
ncN siapled lhe Model Jaw for III
pff4eetlon of their game and birds
ani III every instance It Has proven
successful. This law clnsHes The game
hlsda BY aronps, and declares al
other hiria Hau gnme birds. excep
saoh IS mas be- excepted by specia
provision Is lniurluus bistls. such
thf Elgllh house sparrow. cerlah
piemhers pi the aawk family ne
There are between l.is0 ami ls2a
species ana snhspecies of Wild bird
Ii North America north Of the Re-
public Of Mexico. Of which IS pc
cent afe se-letiy gana birds From
this It Viii BE- s0en that f q praf
llcally impossible % cover end PR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

Peel and rab nine OF tel thlif =
apriools thorough a aeye sir =
them cupful Of powdeiea saSif
the beaten yolhs Of saiee esq Va
together for eight minutes ~ aal'
until the whites Of SIX essa are sis'li
siill. then fold carefully into
apricot and egg mixtures turn Y
whole into soufile dish. spsin~
with sugar and bake IN brisk ofe.
for elk minutes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
> ooCooooo0o 0 Q o 600 Q 9
Q STATE Briefs. @
Q 0 CO Q q O O O . . . . o o 9
Andrew Tay dead al ssisler.

Andrew Tay dead al stigler,
vInIta wants the state school for
mines.
Tahlequah excited over discovery
OF oil In Cherokee county.
A revival IN ppncha City has done
some good: more should be done.
WnAiyilla furnished Two enr loads u
chickens to Panama canal workers.
+ liNud yliia-rr@ aafP hnl
Mus5oeee's police justice was ilfed
m Az uncommon why y. ropsAon rdh.
sent
Frank Illerholszar. Alyn and Mlsl
Ruth Dobsnn. Of Klowa, Kansas. arr
now man and wife,
necauze horse briaIe spurs an
saddle followed l5.yearoll Eyefet
Lowe. Of lsolse CITY, on AZ where 4
had Is tr4 and dIapuae Of lhrls 70 fYals
their company he vas arrested Ana
thinks hard " tha olIleera who lnsisl
un hls telling the lugg = twelve feA
ps county iurofa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

When one Of the largest firms Of vine
merchants IN London hegan business u
sent Lord Derby dozen Of sherry,
which was represented rs being specific
for The gout, TO which the prime nuns
Ter Nas martyr The neblelnan replied
THE oatl Of Derby pfesents his eompli
menia; he has tasted the sherry and PIE.
sra the g0ut. Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

A haliounee o. vlseln Oh Of Pine
,wo ounces 81 Glycerine and half
blnt of Whisky. mixed viii cure any
cough that ~ cprabe and break q cold
ln "a hours rak4a iaaFpepnlW elefy
iour.hohrs. Ask fbuf drussiff for ihe
Genuine l.eachs Virgin on q Pine
soribonra pare. prepared and suaiAn-
eed hs Be Leach Chemical Co.. Gin
einnaii %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
alnnl. eamndv Eor ii orIpna.

Racklng Ia grippe coughs that mas
deyelop Into pneumonia over night
arc quickly cured by Foley'a Honey
aud Tar The sore and lnfamea
lungs mse healed and strengthened
and dangerous condition Is quickly
lveried Take only Fnleys Honey
and Tar In the yellow package. &C x
RENFRO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE!
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma'
laria and builds un Me aysiem. For
grown people and children. Soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE nROMO Quinlne, the
world Wide Cold and Grip remedy ra'
moyes cause Call for full name. Look
for signature is. W. Grove. 2bc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

fhcN ls no case on record of a
neh cold or Ia grippe developing
q pneumonia after F0ley's Honey
nd lar has been taken. as It cures
le lo obstinate. dcepsea,ed
q co.d Nhy take anything else
8 y RNNfR0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

fFNNU w Is NJ 1eN~NftfHE
OF the heavier sort. do your shoes
lncn, and your feet swell aud pers-
Ire IL you sprinkle ALIENS Foot
lEse IN you- shoes Il will give you
EST and comfort an dlnstant relief
ON any ANNOYANCE, Sold Every
here, Use Don't accept any substl
lto
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

WeAtyiIIa furnished Two cnr loads q
chickens to Punama canal workers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

A revival Ia poncha City has dom
some good; more should be done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
LITTLE PROBLEMS OF
LOVE AND MARRIAGE
Does the Clever Girl Make the Best Wife?

II a man IL IN love Il makes little
difference whether the giri be clever
or ordinary. TO him she Is the
only one. Hut ir man Is stiu In
that state where he can reason he
ofton pondera to himself whether
the clever glrl he knows would
make q better wife than some more
ordinary damacl OF HIS acquaint
ance.
Several elements enter into this
problem The mans own tempern
mont Is 20 be considered. n he IL
quick and bright himself, he will de.
light IN the compnnlonahip OF a
kindred spirit lut n he Is rather
phlcgmatic and simply admlrea the
clever girl as one enjoys fireworks
~ amy kind, be will find Il a very
different proposition to be married
10 her.
Haven't YOU often seen the wit
Of some clever girl playing all
around rather dull fellow like
lightning In a summer sky lie ad,
mirea her Intensely. iIo hovers
around her az the moth around the
flame. Bat suppose be- marrlca her
Can't you imagine the situation IN
a short timer She will grow sar
castle or turn elsewhere Tor con.
genial companionship lie VIII grow
bitter aud indifferent
Too often the clever woman Is
conccitsd aud selfish. She cannot
reach down and take hold with
sympathetic and kindly hands Of the
ordinary things Of iifo. And after
all. life Is largely made np of most
ordinary affairs Children are TO
be cared for. homea 20 be swept
and cleaned. food 20 be cooked.
clothes % be- mended The clever
girl IN apt 20 consider herself
decidedly above performing such
humble tasks. she will shine In
social affairs She viii have "A
thr0ng OF admirers about her. Has
Il "a impossible for her 20 zee that
meals are properly prepared or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

mans ring, Nina San slipped q out
81 the folds ~ heF klmuno, where IL
was hanging On chain. aud put IL
on hcf finger When she showed a
70 the captain be started Ia surprise.
As She told him how she came By
u. his stern face relaxed into a
smile.
THAT ring" he said. belonged 10
our grcat prince. who. whom travel
ing a. q fisherman In your city, said
he gaye Il 20 the Kentlest maid be
found. and thar DO hoped 10 we'd
her.
The proud sister was very angry
et this for abe would have nked 20
marry tho rich prince. therefore she
claimed the ring had been given 10
her
Hut az this moment the prince
himself came riding ur and CONE
wandcd THE proud sister be sent
horns Tor her deceit Then. turning
70 the geniie Nina San. he led hes
% hts wonder palace In the noun.
tains. where they live very happily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

CHICAGO. III. Nov 80 Grace
" Ellsworth. the charming operate
star. Is nos starring tn the realistic
Ito her pinylet. Parted a. the
Altar" staged AZ one of The local
divorce courts Aiss Ellsworth Ia
trying % lose n threc-hour husband.
and yet site - firmly convinced that
be lie her soul mate. and will re.
main 20. even though they BE- a..
Forced
she married Frederick W caah.
man At a. m. and having had
enough ~ married life b. 8 o'clock
tsaue morningl. ahe left him. not
that they didn't love each other.
but because the newly made bride
thought that she would rather FOL
low her artistic bent. unhampered
by a husband And she was really
sorry for her husbands sake that
she had not Thought OF her artistic
bon" before their is0minute matgt.
monial experience began. Further.
more. she assures her husband Of
three hours that her soul viii meet
and believe In hia soul just tho
same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

household expenses kept within the
Income.
This the ordinary woman viii do
Ia a most capable manner. She may
not be witty. But she will be
womaniy and practical And with
most men this Is In the long run
what IL needed. The man who has
q large income. who delights In
making a show or whose tenpcra-
ment 10 such that the sparkle Of a
clever wife is meat aud drink TO
him, viii find satisfaction IN marry
lng the brilliant woman. But the
man who needs capable feminine
hand TO run the machinery Of the
house. who wants sympathy and
cnmpnnionship ia the ordinary.
everyday affairs 81 life. had better
pass By the clever girl for the
ordinary one.
Lucky the man who can find the
two qualities combined IN tho girl
Of bis choice The glrl who can
be bright. clever, sparkling, a com.
panlon who Is never monotonOus,
yet who can turn her head. her hand
and her heart 10 the humble affairs
Of the home and bring her clever.
ness down 90 their managing. n a
prize To be sought Unfortunately
she Nv rare The very fact that q
girl IL clever and bright brings her
20 much adulation that she ig apt
20 grow eonceited. selfish and ur.
sympathetic. The world has laid
is best az her feet and she expects
Il 20 continue 10 do 80 az her right
She fails 10 wee how much finer and
more lOyabir a woman she would be
Il she would use her cieyerncss to
make the world happier aud bet.
ter.
The man whose admiration for a
clever Elri II beginning 10 80 20
his head had better study her a BIT
critically aud see " underneath the
brllIiance IN the gentle. tender, AN.
selfish womanlineRs which II. after
all. the foundation OF happiness In
married life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
TELL ME A STORY"
0rsiLDRrN's PLAVrsMr
THE IVORY RING

Gentle Princess Nlha san aud her
proud sister. ridins In their Japan.
ese carriage eailed iinrlklsha. we're
aecosted by a poor fisherman.
Don't stop" said tho proud sia.
tor. Don't talk 10 such ragged
man. What can he sell that 'vou
wantf Anti she turned hor back
upon him, looking az tho waving
palms on the other eide OF the road .
way.
Bat the gentle princess listened
% his story. and feeling sorry Tor
such a ragged man. bought some or
his fish. and told him 10 so 10 the
temple nearby. where she would have
tho priest buy him dinner. when
she left him az the temple gate no
took from his fish basket little
ivory rims. curiouaiy carved.
Keep this" he said. 20 gentle
princess. Never part with Il. and
some day Il may Of great service
to YOU"
Not long after this Nina san and
her proud sister. with their train Of
servants. were going through a lone
" mountain wood 90 distant tom.
pie 70 worship thsir ancestral gods
Without the leas, warning they were
attacked By a band Of hostile soldiers
who belonged 20 very rich and
powerful prince. The sisters cried
aut IN terror as they SAW their SER
wants taken prisoners Tire proud
sister screamed and scoidcd. but "a
No avail
Don't harm my people" begged
the gentle Nina san -oniy lei
them 50 and FRYE my sister. and 1
win 80 with sou willingly
"Hos ho'~ said the captain oe the
band. what would our prince say
90 that
suddenly remembering the fisher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Girls who are ~ tickle III "wor.
riea ard Florence 3 ought Ia
wait until theY know their own
mlads before accepting a proposal
81 marriage from an honest man.
Girls Ike these two arc the Kind
who drift iutu wedluck withant
due th0ught--snd arr unhappy
ever after not 10 mention tho mla
cry o. the unfortunate men they
marry.
Worried" says her sweetheart
has been away for nearly a year
While they have been correspond.
ing. yet she has grown tired Of him.
and wants TO stop She lets the
cat out Of the bag when aha says
4 have met someone I like better. 70
What shall she dor
The situation OF Florence 8 is
the same. Ia that she has two
sweeshearts on hand But. unlike
Worried. she loves both. She
asks whether she ought 10 marry
the one her parents favor. and n
so. how she shall inform the other.
sly answer 70 these two girls.
Who have so little decision % char.
acter. Is this. Write to the men
You intend to reject. for. OF conrse.
you must have a preferences. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
Vegetable Soup.

Two quarts of water. on OF
haricot beans. 2 on. Of split peas. I
oaion. carrot. IL stick Of celery.
parsley and herbs. pepper. salt. s
cloves and a blade Of mace Boil
IN the two quarts OF water for three
Or four hours all the above veg
etables. spice and herbs Strain IL
off. II will keep for some time II
Il is let 10 stand and poured OFF
from the sediment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
Baked Tomatoes.

Cover the bottom of an eaythen
dish with ripe tomatoes. sliced.
then a layer Of bread crumbs sea
s0ned with pepper. salt and butter.
then another layer Of tomatoes. and
so continue until the dish Is filled.
letting the t0pmOst layer be- Of
bread crumbs. Bake about one
half hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

sin together 2 cups Of flour. IL
teaspoon salt and teaspoons bak.
Ing powder. Rub IN or cut I'm with
two knives. 2 tablespoons butter
and wet with about q cup Of milk
70 make q stiff dough Turn on
Toured boare, roll lightly 10 an
Inch thickness and cut with biscuit
cutter. Put them In buttered pan.
let rise 10 minutes and bake In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
coeoanut Merlraue re.

Two eggs (use beaten yolks). I
cup sweet milk. IL cup cocoanut, /
tablespoon sugar. tablespoon corn.
starch. Cook in double boiler tn
ihickened TO custard when cold
flavor with vanilla. Cover pie plate
with very rich pie crust and bake a
delicate brown Remove from
oven and FIJI with the custard and
frost with beaten whites OF two or
more eggs. with pulverized sugar to
sWeefen to taste. Serve cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
Caramel cuetard.

put cup Of sugar In small fry.
Ing pan. stir until II melts. then
pour into one quart OF hot milk,
when n IL dissolved. add well
beaten eggs. teaspoon vanilla.
Pour into cups. SGT into pan Of hot
water and bake until firm in center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
--WORTH--
KNOWING

Deviied eggs are Outlines filled
With French peas, small pieces ~
sweet pickle. olives and the yoIk
Of thc egg sotsened with butter aud
hot vinegar. The pgaa are not
mashed into the egg II makes a
delicious egE salad 60 be served
on crisp lettuce leaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
# SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR

state the case to them frankly and
kindly, You owe itoto them 90 cxi
plain. The love OF an honest man
should be respected. always. Reali
~. ! would like TO congratulate tho
rejected ones. for | think they havc
had mighty lucky escapes.