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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-06
JOE coRBETr VIII rITcH

T-TllI1I L53EoILT 70 "I NIl'I
VALLEJO. Aug. 5.-The annual base
ball game between Vallejo council ana
California council. San Francisco
Knights OF Columbus. viii be played
in this city sunday August %. for
the benefit OF ST Nincent's convent
OF this city. Joe Corbett viii pitch
for the visitors. and an excursion is
20 be run TO this city from the me-
troDOlis.
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VALUABLE RACER DIES ON TRACK
[Speeial Dispateh 10 The CaNl

MARYSVILLE. Aug. 5.-A valuable
race horse owned by Frank Atkins of
this city dropped dead while being
tried out on the Marysville track yes
terday After making three laps OF the
track a blood vessel burst and ii died
before the owner could get to It's head
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 5.-Spokane
outhit Vancouver today, but the visit
ors' drives came in punches. while
Spokane's heavy hitters fell down sew
eral times with men on bases. Score:
r. II. E.
vancouver .-----...--.- =
Batteries-Gilligan and Sugden: Jen
sen, Killaly and Spencer.
ABERDEEN, Wash, Aug. 5.-Aber-
deem took the game from Tacoma to-
day, but not until the last OF the
ninth with Pernoll pitching gilt edged
ball. and with a record Of Is strike
outs. Tacoma came near taking the con-
test with their FIVE hits. Score:
r. H. E.
Tacoma
Aberdeen -----.-.------.4 II
Batteries-Annis and Eastwood; Per-
noli and Kreitz.
SEATTLE, Aug. SIN 10 years Of
professional baseball Seattle has not
seen as brilliant a battle as today.
which the locals won from Portland in
the last half of the thirteenth inning
Score: r. II. e
Seattle ........s r
1oINidHu -----.---
Batteries-Thompson and Whaling:
Chinault and Fourier.
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SUMMARY


Innings pifched-By Loucks 1, by Jones To-
Hits-Of Loucks 3 OF Jones 6. Runs-On
Loucks /. OF Jones g. Three base hit-McHale.
Two base Householder, Burns. Sacrifice
hits-Tracy H. Smith. First base on called
baIls-on Bloomfield 3, OF Jones .. Struck out
by Bloomfield f. by Jones s. Hit by pitched
ball-FHnck Double play-Joyce TO Aoskiman.
Passed halls-McDonough White. Wild pitch
bloomfield Time of game hour and So
minutes. Umpire-Harper.
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STOCKHOLM food
SUPPLY GIVES OUT
Strikers Living on Fish, While
Famine Prevails Throughout
the Swedish Capital
Military Escorts Funerals and
Soldiers Guard Gas Works
of the City

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 5.-Stockholm to-
day is suffering seriously from a short
age OF food, which so far is the most
notable result of the labor conflict that
reached its acute stages the beginning
OF this week. The stock of bread al
ready is almost exhausted and meat is
scarce and expensive. The restaurants
have raised their prices and the figures
today are prohibitiye except for per-
sons possessed of ample means.
LIVING ON FISH
The strikers themselves are living
practically on fish. Thousands of them
are camping out, some in tents. but
many without shelter, on the shores Of
Lake Halar, where they spend their
time IN angling.
The authorities have taken charge
of the milk supply of the city and SOL
diers are distributing milk in limited
quantities and supervising the sale
from milk cars at the railroad sta
tions. The deliveries of ice have
ceased. This is especially trying, as
the weather is unusually HOT.
MILITARY ESCORT FUNERALS
Paupers from the state poor house
have been enlisted to replace the strik-
ing grave diggers and undertakers,
and instead OF NedfS6S Stf6lcneFS are
being used TO carry the corpses through
the streets to the cemeteries. The fu-
nerals proceed under military escort.
The employees of the gas works and the
electric light plants have gone out on
strike and as result military guards
have been placed over the establish
ments.
The authorities contend that this
plan is necessary and assert that last
nj 9ffpmnT
blow up the gas works with dynamite.
A gunboat has been stationed opposite
the gas works and no boats are allowed
to pass between il and the shore. A
battalion of grenadiers from Linkoping
and a detachment of $50 men from the
yestergotland regiment have been or
dered into Stockholm.
At Gottenburg work at all the slaugh-
ter houses has come to an end and the
general strike committee has called
upon the railroadmen and the printers
to join the movement
The strikers ranks are being aug
mented every hour, and according 10
the leaders their total now reaches
800 900, about a twentieth of the coun-
try's population
The ranks of the strikers are being
augmented hourly and the temper of
both the strikers and the inhabitants
of the city in general hourly is increas-
ing. Serious trouble at any moment is
feared
The government is preparing for any
contingency. Additional troops have
been ordered to Stockholm and the
streets tonight We're full of gathering
army wagons arriving with supplies
from the farming districts.
AID FOR STRIKERS
The Norwegian laborers already have
donated $4,000 to the strike fund and
are making further collections for the
cause The members of Danish unions
have promised TO contribute a percent
age of their weekly wages as long as
the lockout lasts. and collections are
being taken up in Finland for the
strikers.
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PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
sUMAfARY
by Harkness I. by Eastley j

Struck out-By darkness Z. by Eastley 1.
First base on called bails-0f Hardness 2.
Eastley >. Two base hits-McCredie. John
son, McArdle Three base hits-MeCrede.
Breen. Double plays-Bodie 10 sIohler. Afohler
10 McArdle 20 r. Williams: Johnson to Olson
to Ort: Olson TO Breen 10 0rt. Sacrifice hits
EaStley, r. Williams. Stolen bases-Melchoir.
Eastley. First base errors-San Francisco >.
BaIk-Eastley. Left bases-San Francisco
3. Portland ; Time Of game hour and IS
minutes. Umpires-vsn Haltren and Mccarthy.
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DIES MOURNING wIFE-Seattle. Aug. s.
L. A. Lorimore, aged rs years, said TO belong
10 prominent and wealthy family in St Louis.
shot and killed himself In a hotel in this city
today. He had been Respondent since the
death of his wife. formerly Miss Gambrin OF
ST. Louis a year ago.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are nublished once in this column free OF charge
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Los Angeles 7, Sacramento o

Los ANGELES. Aug. 5.-Los Angeles
shut out Sacramento today. TO o.
Heavy hitting by the locals and the
loose playing by Sacramento when the
bases were occupied contributed to the
result. Brown pitched for Sacramento
nd was hit opportunely in three in
nings- In the sixth Sacramento went
10 pieces and with three men on bases
ali scored on a single hit. Score:
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SACRAMENTO
Runs AND HIS By INNINGS


Two base hits-Shiun. Beall. lansing. Sscri-
rec hits-Doyle ~, Maggie. Beali, lansing. Del
mas FIRST base on called hails-On Nagle !.
~ Brown > struck ouf--By Maggie ;, by Brown
Double piay-Bezu 10 Dillon- Hit By
rffrhef bsll--Delmss Time 81 zame-I hour
ana = minutes. Umpire-McCreeFy-
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.,1EnIcAN AssocIATToN CHE

AT AunneapoIis-Toledo ;. Minneapo-
lis 6.
AT St Paul-Columbus 3. St Paul s.
Al neapoiis-Ioleoo s. MinneApo-
At Kasas city-Kansas City Q. Louis
vile s.
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. Two base hits-Cameron >, Haley J. Sacrifice
lius-Christian. First base on called balis-Har-
kins ]. CHRISTIAN , Struck out-Hsrkins ,
Christian 8. Hit By pitcher-M0tt. Double
plzys-3fckune 10 Cameron. Wild pitch
liarkins. Time q game, j hour and 81 minutes
I unires-Aiel arfhT and Irn5r
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-A bunch OF keys. at SW. corner Of 9Th
and Brannan sis. owner may have same IS
calling al 9Th and Brannan. ~ BRAUN
LOST-W "Wednesday afternoon between Crocker
huflding san Francisco. ana kidgeway and
Terrace streets Oakland. via Market street
car and Key Route Piedmont train, sapphire
and pearl brooch: liberal reward 800 Crocker
huildin~.
LOST-Frfday afternoon. package containing
copy OF table for Drufdss address on outside
Hayes and Laguna; valuable % owner only
Return INTERNATIONAL PRINTING CON-
PANE. $50 Jackson. or phone Douglas So
Ccnfinred 40 Next Page
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BIRTHS

sHAwL-In this city. August 4. 1909, TO the
wife Of A shawl, son.
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cARn nF THANKS

McC0SKER-We hereby wish TO thank our
many friends for the beautiful horal offerings
and sympathy extended 10 Us during the SAD
bereavement aud death Of cur son and brother
EDWARD McCOSKER AND FAMILY.
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OAKLAND

Uut
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland 3, San Francisco 2.
Oakland =, Vernon o.
Los Angeles z, Sacramento o.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 4. Fresno ,.
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American League

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-New York and
st. Louis divided another double header
today. each game being shutout
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VERNON.
--ta- - - 10
-Batted Tor Z. Hogan in ninth.
OAKLAND

Runs AND HIS By INNINGS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
HULLY GEE, IS
THIS KIDDING?



NEW YORK. July "a That John
D. Rockefeller. the oil king. IL pro.
pairing TO distribute a good part Of
his numerous millions In charity.
Is predicted today by those who
prpfosa to have acquaintance with
the Rockefeller plans Il Ia said
that Rockefeller already has trans
tetred many millions 10 hia son.
John u Jrs. NO that the younger
Rockefeller may have the honor and
fame Of being the dispenser Of
prlncely Sits.
According to the accepted yoralon
OF the rumored plan. tho money
VIII be- given directly to the poor
through certain Rockefeller chan.
nela Charitable institutions and
colleges will not benefit TO any
great extent by the projected phil.
anthropy
Like all Rockefeller Yenturcs. the
distribution OF wealth TO the masses
VIII be handled by company duly
Incorporated.
Just what method Of charity will
be followed has not been aaeer.
tanned, but II is said that the
moncy will be given outright 10 the
needy, and that little Will be han.
died as loans Whatever loans may
be made will be without interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
[0F SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
ENTIRE GOWN OF JERSEY;
HOW DO YOU LIKE IT?

Evcry woman over 20 years Of
age remembers the black Jersey She
wore once upon a time, and she ~
members that she liked II. too.
Now here eomca tho Jersey dress
the newest thing under the sun
II Is rcally quite modest In com
pariaon with the low cut gowns
women In the East are wearing. In
that u has hlEh neck. lone sleeves
and trailing skirt Hut. you nee,
the woman who wears Il must have
perfect lines. and those who have
no, may call Il vulgar. for Il cllnEr
very closely 10 the figure
Il Ia stitched with wide band
OF stitched ,affcta silk at the base
OF the heavy net yoke, and at the
hem OF tho sleeves, but otherwise II
Ia lon perfectly plain.
And It fita-oh how II fits.
Especially over the bust. shoulders
and back. In Paris aud Ia London
Il Is heiHs worn. and one or two
may BE- seen In tho New York shops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
WOMAN BURNS $1,000
JUST BY ACCIDENT

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July
H.--hrs. J. q. Jacobsen, wife Of
salesman. today 10 on the
verge OF nervous prostfstlon
and her husband is mourning
the loss Of 5000 In currency.
which Mrs jacobsen seelsent
ally threu into the fire while
burning papers
Jacobsen withdrew the money
from III. bank yesterday and placed
the bills IN an envelope. lie left
the envelope lying on a table Part
Of the money was 10 defray the
expense Of a trip TO Colorado tina,
Mrs Jacobsen was preparing 10
take. and II was all In large do
nominations
As bis wife threw the fortune
into the flames Jacobsen recog
nlred the envelope The fire soon
reduced the currency to ashes
Hoping 10 be fecompensed by the
government Jacobsen anyed the
ashes. lie will send them 10 Wash.
ington for examination by a gov
eminent expert,
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RED GLEASON WORKS
WHILE HE SLEEPS

IAN aboooard for Tacoma
Take the stairway on the left for
tho steamer Inland Flyer Thiis
va.a-ay for the Hoods canal rowt
Deception Paass and olymplari@
eHnlly gee. what's up" ahrlsked
The hotel clerk At the waldron hotel
about I O'Clock this morning. and
all tho guests echoed sHully see"
sThls wa.a.ay for the Chippewa
III other ai.lde for the fast steamer
lrpquolss." continued tho mucous
voice. a the night clark bounded
70 The stairway about "a steps at
a 1aapi
Don't crowd the gangway.
phfe ease. pass right alooong."
isi what greeted him at the second
lnnding. and iuat as he reached the
dor Of Red Glcason's room, "A.n.all
BOO oard" was the ficndlsh veil
which was rcvcfberatlng through
tit corridors
''llere. here. wake up there'
fpu'rc not on the Colman dock
NOW. you're AT the Waldron hotel.
add quit that shouting
Thus Reds happy dreams were
brought 10 a sudden conclusion, and
once more II wnH a case of roll out
and get to work. Everybody knows
Red. lie has sold papers all over
Seattle for the past don'tknow-how.
many years, and now does the spiel.
Ing at the Colmhn dock Occasion
ally In his sleep he gives his fellow
guests a treat like the above at an
nngodly hour In the night,
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SCHEDULE
WILL Be APPROVED

WARRINGTON, D. O.. July III
That a compromise of the hides aud
leather schedule Will bo approved by
ihf tariff conference committae APP
paefH 10 be practically certain today,
" . expected that all differences Of
panlun will be settled In conference
late this afternoon
The house o0nfofeoa held a meet
inH to-day and agreed to accept free
hides with a material reduction u
the tarlff On manufactured leather
goods, which was proposed by the
sonata
II Ia reported that nevsrldEe.
nurkett Crawford and nrown, pro-
Hrcssivc republicans, will vote for
the conference report.
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alaska HAS
REAL WOMEN
.ARy MART HAS AN q
W. ASH THAT SHOWS
THEIR WORTH.

r., real women Of ALASKA sre
y. dance hall eirls and the
y ~ 800 women Of the mining
il.n ,'s = often portrayed la flollen
49, 49,. i'm he north county hut
ssaa. - some OF tho finest Ameri'
~ ~ IN the nation. and are
. q Nh homes and schools and
$50. n the far north, declared
=. usr, Hart commissioner to
ly.p exposition Tor Alaska.
=. : ,,s,srday arranged for Alaska
s ~ Auxiliary day At the ,alr.
'1Ssv arp eighteen auNillarles in
.sn, cities Ia Alaska which |
s'..s.-st. and they collected the
lM..s.rfal exhilis Of wemen work
y. Aslns shown In the Alaska
ss,,s,st. They did this a. a labor
~ wcslving not = cent OF
ss..seisl ala. and believe the
u.-'en a Alaska afu doing more
~, 49, =, one else to teach the world
~, ll,,.a Is not a Wild. seml'eiv.
- rsicu. but 4 country Of
-. rhsrs thousands Of good
c-,.,..n famiiics Are living and
'-,ss.zx up thelr children.
~ har, has atransed for Al.
$50 Alaska womens Auxiliary
X, Il lAs exposition. The sams
~ y beea So As National Hos.
-. Association day, and Will be
~ .bs his women's days At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
MORE LAND THROWN OPEN,

WARRINGTON, D. C.. July Al
over $4,000 acres Of land IN Mon.
iana. which was withdrawn from the
public domain during the Roosevelt
Administration. was thrown open for
entry today by The department of
the interior The land was with
drawn because Il was alleged that q
powerful combination had been
formed 10 grab II far water power
purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

To make raspberry cream cake.
put one-hAlf cup bu,ter into one
cup boiling AateT. and when Il
bollz up add one cup flour alt at
once. Stir and eoak until the mix
ture Il a smooth mass. Take the
saucepan from the fire ard add
four unbeaten cfgA ono at time
and heat thoroughly between each
addition, Drop spoaafulh on a
huttered pan some distance apart
and bake 10 moderate oven 30 10
% minutes, Ne sure that the
cakes are well baked and
thoroughly dry before taking them
from the oven. Cool. cut gash
In the side ot each and fin With
a mixture Of whipped cream. pow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

Liquid sauce Boil a rupfnl Of
sugsr and cupfuls Of water two or
tArcc minutes and add a table
spoonful Of corustareh mixed
smooth with a little cold water
STIR an 4 thlckens. add onc.faurth
teaapoonfni Of salt. a Tablespoonful
Of butter and remove from the fire
Flavor With lemon. vanilla or nut.
meg and serve hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
LICENSE IS REVOKED

a. a meeting u the license and
revenue committee u the city eoun-
eli held yesterday afternoon, an or
dlnanee recommending tho revoca ?
tlon Of the license Of the All Ma
tons Employment office was en-
dorsed and the license revoked
Ell Wright proprietor Of the
agency, was found guilty by the
COMMITTEES Of interruptions business
methods, under which mon were said
to have been sent on many Wild
goose chaaes 10 take "jobs" that
we're not there,
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CLASH occURs-rwo KILLED.
MANY INJURED. Isclup.
mo AMERICANS.

MEXICO CITY. Mes.. July IL
The most serious Of ssriea of Do
hiieal riots throughout Metico oc.
CURED At 0uadaiAlara. 10 the state
OF Jaliacn, yesterday. vhen follow.
ern o. Don bernardo Reyes stormed
a Political meeting being hrld IN tho
interests u Roman Corral. VICE prea
iisntial candidate Two persons
we're killed and 70 injured during
the fioiing, and among the Injured
were two Americans The Hotel
CArria. conducted BY an American.
was assaulted. and Considerable dam.
AEa was dons Troops we're called
out 10 qusll the rioters. aud several
yoilcys were fIred over the heads
Of the msicnatonta
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A0KI BABY AND ITS
MOTHER DOING WELL

Il waa reported 10 those who
called At the little cottage home OF
tho Aokia at colman'a landing that
Mrs. Aoki and her daughter, who
vas born last week. wero both do
ms we'll The baby gifi ia said 20
be an unusually bright. healthy
younsnter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
IN LINE FOR RED HATS


ROME, July 2l.-Tha nent con
siuiort, Al which a number of new
cardinals probably will be created.
has been announced for about the
middle u November The iiksliest
candidates Tor red hats are said 10
Be ArehbishonH Farley. Of New
fork. DellachleHa. Of Bologna:
Annette. Of Paris. Paduofrn. n
MAraoilloa. Bourne, Of London. and
Mln,rangols. OF Florence. and Msgrn
falenie, Hlsleii. Gluaaiim and DE
mentcl, respectively apostolic dele
gate to Washington. superintendent
Of the vatican. secretary Of the con.
sregatioa council. and first Judge OF
the tribunal Of the Inquisition.
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7. A. BELCHER HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

T. A. Bolcher Of 1876 Harvard av.
N, who drlyca water wagon No. 1
Of n street department, had a
narrd1 escape this morning shortly
after II O'Clock when Madison st.
car No. &c ran into his wngon and
threw Il against the curb. Iils
horses were thrown down, but not
badly hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
RECOVER BODY OF
JESSE ". BISSETT

The body OF Jesse W. Hlusett
Who was drowned In Lake Washing.
ION SUNDAY afternoon while attempt.
inE to rescue y gifi friend. was re.
covered Yesterday afternoon near
Johnsons boat house Funeral scr,
vices Will be held At tho noylston
nv. Unitarian church at a. 10 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
ASSAULTS COOK At
EXPOSITION GROUNDS

Entering the Vienna Cafe. on tho
A-Y.P exposition grounds. where
he had until recently been employ.
Cd, and attacking B Bornherd, q
cook In the cafe, with an empty bot.
tlc. Joseph II Hook OF b027 Brook.
lyn nv. last evening inflicted
wounds on the head and back OF
Bernhefd which necessitated his
removal to the exposition hospital.
Hook was today removed to the
county Jail. warrant for assault
having been aworn out against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

u make cabbage au Eratin,
u ous head Of cabbage until ten.
4, anil chop tine, Put a layer
- .sp battered bake dish.
a,sad ever With white sauce. 20
Az 4 teaspoon o. lemon juice
IN bssa added. Repeat until
N i nh. cover With two table
uxrs brad crumbs. one table
wpa butter and two tablespoons
MED cheese. and brown In quick
ma Cabbage should alwayA be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

Maple sugar Aance-Onc cup
maple sirup. ! tcaspoonful Of flour
rrcaned with tablespoonful Of but.
ter. half q grated nutmeg simmer
the strip and skim Il. add tho flour
and butter with nutmeg Boil and
serve.
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HOW TO MAKE CARROT
JAM.

q Boil the carrots until tender. .
= peel and prcas through a =
q colandef To every pint VI 4
4 this add A pint Of SUGAR. white =
= OF brown, and the juice Of a =
4 lemon boil steadily about 40 .
. minutes. or until Il lcliiea This =
= Is exceptionally nice. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

Lemon sauce Tablespoonful but.
tor, cup sugar, ! eKs. grated rlnl
and mice Of cue lemon. I table.
spoonful Of cornstareh dissolved tn
4 little cold water, ! cup Of boiling
water. Boil together a fcw mo.
mentz and serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27
POLITICAL RIOTS
START IN MEXICO
stttss..t.tt.s.,
% CENT CHECK IS cAsnIo /,
FOR % DOLLARS.

L.
= TOLEDO. July aT.-cashlng q
: checks a. an accommodation .
4 10 patrons has beon a usual 4
: practice Of Henry Kllen, .
4 aAloonkeeper At lsp MAunieo =
: nv. u Isn't any longer. 4
: Yesterday 4 aanbrnsh pre-. 4
sentsd a check for ~ cents .
10 his haste TO cash Il, Henry .
: miaFead tho fiEurcs aud gave .
: HE customer tps. RAnbraeki =
: forgot 10 cali the sAloonksep 3
Z efa attention TO the error .
4 Neither has no called At =
4 kleina place Of baslnsss .
: siner. That's the reason .
= Henry reported tho matter .
. 70 the police with the request 4
. that they lind aanbraskl and =
: separate him from is7oz. =
n 4 = = I. : /. =
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one-half cup molasnes, one cup Of
sugar. one.half cup Of butter. two
eggs. three cups Of -four. one Of
raialns. one.haif cup sour milk. one
teaspoon soda; splces u liked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

dered sugar and crushed raspber-
fies