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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
FLYNN IS GIVEN
THE DECISION

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. 3
With two morning papers decIar-
ing Flynn the winner and the
third expressing the opinion that
Langford's class won the ten
round battle for him. fight fans
seemingly are divided in their
opinions today as to who really
won the fight last night. The de-
cision, however, Officially goes to
Flynn as it is left TO the judS-
ment OF sport writer's to decide
who wins, owing to the law which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
in THE PUBLIC EYE

star. Another, "Simon the Jester"
lis now running in the American
Magazine. He is in the public eye
this week because he has coined a
new word.
1t is EUMoIRIETY. 1t means
the state of having good inclina-
lions, of good desires. Eumoiros
in Greek means a happy man. Mr..
Locke ought to be, with wealth
rolling in from publishers and the
'atrical managers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

prohibits decisions being given
from the ring. 1t was a rafting
good scrap from the first gong 10
the end of the tenth.
The men bored into each other
and fought like tigers. Flynn
acted on the aggressive, but it was
noticeable fact that the MAJOR
ity of the clean, hard blows were
struck by Langford. In giving
their decisions sport writer's all
hedge. and explain that the fight
was dangerously close to a draw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

champion of the world; Hazel
Hotchkiss, woman champion of
the United States, and Florence
Sutton, woman champion of the
Pacific coast. The tournament
will end Saturday when the finals
in all the events are played.
The mems and women's singles
were started today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
TODAYS SPORTING NEWS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
OPENS At SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Feb. g.
The annual tennis tournament of
the Coronado Country club opened
today. Many famous tennis play
ers are entered in the various
events this year. Among these
are Maurice Mclaughlin. runner
up in the national singles; Sum-
ner Hardy, ex-Pacific coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL IS
EASY VICTOR
OVER UPS.

BY the score of So to ID the Ia
coma High school basketball
team yesterday afternoon defeat
ed the first team of the University
OF Puget Sound at the High school
gym. The Methodists were never
in the game at all and the High
school boys showed such speed
that they hope now they will be
able to get together to defeat Lin
coin High at Seattle February 26.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

Mr.. Locke is a rare man. He is
a novelist-an ENGLISH novelist
and he has a fine sense Df
humor. His books abound In
whimsical irony and wit that can't
be called funny, but the American
public has taken to them greatly
in the last year.
One of his best, "Septimus,'" has
been dramatized and is New
York hit with Geo. Arliss as the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
WANT To KNOW
ABOUT OUR
STADIUM

Tacoma's High school stadium
is attracting worldwide attention.
Detroit has just written to the
school board here for details of
the structure and how 1t was fin
anced with a view to following
the lead of Tacoma and building
one In that city.
This afternoon a committee
from the various branches of the
High school athletics visited the
school board with a petition that
the field be put in shape at once
for spring games. 1t will require
a lot of work in addition to that
which will be done by the con-
tractor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

The bantam situation In New
York is all mixed up. Between
Young o'Leary, Charlie Goldman.
Pal Moore, Jimmy Moran. Dannie
Webster, frankie Burns and Phil
MeGovern, it's hard to pick the
best.
Johnny Coulon, the Chicago lad
upon whom most of the fight crit
les look as champion bantam will
invade New York and he declares
he will meet the three best boys
IN his class. to settle temporarily
the championship claims of the
bunch Young o'Leary Is one OF
the toughest little fellows in the
east, and has a splendid reputa-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
FIGHT WON'T BE
IN SALT LAKE

(l3y United Press Leased Wire.
SALT LAKE. Utah, Feb. s.
That no attempt viii be made to
hold the Jeffries-Johnson fight In
this state was practically certain
this afternoon when Tex Rickird
and Jack Gleason began a confer
oncs at which the final details of
Che big battle were to be settled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

armory meeting to protest against
the present street railway regime
and to demand five cent fare to
all parts of the city will yet be
held.
At the league meeting last
might $50 was raised to pay the
expenses and more will be pro-
vided. The committee will go
ahead and arrange a program for
the assembly and it is expected
there will be some radical action
when the people get together.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
NEWS
TIDES TOMORROW

The Pacific Coast Steamship
company's steamer Umatilla is
expected in port tomorrow from
San Francisco with a large ship
ment of freight. She will take
on a cargo of grain and general
freight in return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

With 1000 tons of coal for the
Pacific Coast Coal company, the
French bark Gen. de Sonis will
come here the early part of next
week, from down Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

We change pictures every day.
Arcade theater, 1914 Pacific. ***
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
MARRIAGE MAY
FOLLOW TRIAL

(By United Press Leased Wire.
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 9.-It
was reported here today that AS
sistant Surgeon Ansey Hamilton
Robnett, U. S. N, and Miss Doro-
thy Hesler of Evanston, ILL.,, will
be married when the verdict of the
courtmartial that tried Robnett on
a charge of conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman is
made known.
Engaged Last November.
During Miss Hesler's testimony
before the court her engagement
to Robnett last November was
told. Robnett's defense made
one of it's strongest points of the
fact that when Robnett and Pay
master G.. p. Aud had their me-
morable interview with DIR. Ed
ward Spencer Cowles during a
dance in Boston, Robnett was ex-
ercising his right in defending his
fiance. Robnett alleged Cowles
had appropriated a photograph of
Miss Hesler and refused to return
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09
Verdict Sealed.

The verdict of the court was
sealed and sent to the secretary
of war yesterday. In view of the
fact that Robnett was not told the
result of the hearing the opinion
was ventured here today that he
was found guilty of the charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

The Blue Funnel liner Antilo-
chus is due back in port Friday
from down Sound to complete
her outward cargo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-09

Watch for the Times next great
fiction treat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

Grantsville. Tooele county. where sno
resided continuously for so years. UP
to the time of her death
Her funeral WAS held In the Grants
Vile westinghouse Jan. 8. Counselor
John w. Anderson presiding. Stake
ChCrister James Rntclifre and Choir
Leader A. " Millward spoke of her
fnithfulness In everything CHE under
of the ward choir during 10 years
membership. Patriarch Barnes spoke
OF ner work in obstetrics, she having
offlciated az the birth OF more than 700
children without the death of n single
woman. Elder o. II Barnes spoke OF
her great faith in the gospel. and a
tribute was added by Counselor Ander-
son. The choir of which she had been
SO many years a member rendered
Rest and other selections. and the
grave WAS dedicated by Elder o. II.
Barnes. Interment was at Grantsylllc
cemetery
Some Of the activities of the deceased
woman are shown in her record as sec
retary of the ward Relief society, which
office she held n number of years She
was also secretary of the Tooele stake
Relief society from June 10. 1879. to
Nov. .. 1905. or 26 years She was ever
ready to relieve the poor and needy.
regardless of creed. it was enough for
her to know they needed help. and she
never rested until they got 1t. What
ever she did was with all her might
Her husband, daughter. eight grand
children and II greatgrandchildren
survive her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
First Showing Qf 1910 Suits

Suit models for 1910 shown windows prove that the
Russian tendency has registered There resemblance however,
the old fashioned Russian bousecoats along smart lines
and fit trim and snug Pleated skirts still prevail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

The accompanying photograph shows
three generations in the family of Mrs.
Mary Ann House, who died at Grants
vile Jan 2, 1910, of apoplexy With
Mrs House IN the picture are her
daughter. Mrs. Ellen c. Anderson; her
youngest granddaughter. Hllda Ander-
son. and one of her great granddauSh-
ters, Ruth Anderson.
Mary Ann House was Dorm in Lon
don, England, Aug. ., 1890 and was
the daughter of John Burnsldes Farnes
and Ann Isackie. She first heard tho
gospel In 1851 and accepted II lmme-
diately and was baptized into the Fins
bury branch by Elder Hyde Remov-
ing to the Hackney branch to help
build it up. she became leader of tho
choir. She was married to Samuel
House May 23. 1855. and cmIgrated to
New York with her husband. leaving
Liverpool on the ship Caravan Feb IA.
1856 After a very stormy voyage they
arrived at New York. March 20. Dur
ing q terrible storm on board the ves-
sci her daughter was born. The gale
was so severe that her attendants had
to be held up. One of the sailors was
thrown from the fore yard and killed
during the storm.
In May. 1851. Mrs. House moved with
her husband to Chicago. and remained
there two years starting for Utah In
1859 in Horton Haight'S freight train
Sept, l OF the same year she arrived In
Salt Lake City. having walked nearly
the entire distance of over 900 miles,
She always looked back with pride at
this achievement. She located at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

RI YE that would be great among
you. let him be your serv-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
wrc,ci,.1 Mistake

to endure thc ltching. uaiauI dis.r,,.
OF piles. There's no need to. L1s,cr,
II suffered much fyom Piles" Writ.
Will =. N3rsh. of Silcr city. n ~
'ut J got boz % Bucklen's Ami.
pans NJ, ~ M"S soon Burns.
Cuts, Chappcd Hands. Chnblnins. va,
lsh before H. 25c ~ T. G.. NJ / Drn.
Department. 112-l14 So Main 8,
Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
CHILDREN. CHILDREN.

For Information about our $40 prlzo
essay contcct call or write to tho
manager OF the ChiIdren's Depart
ment, Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
90 Up. Main ST. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
konNks iNn SUPPLIES

The big variety OF Kodaks an,
cnlargmonts "''
c. II. SAVAGE co. 12-14 Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
First Showing of 1910 Waists

comprehensive assortment of linen, lncne,
lawn and lingerie waists, embracing the new 1910
models All at our usual popular prices: SI.35,
$L75, $3.50, $2.05, $3.50, and $4.25
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

times the call IS for brown stock,
which may be secured by cooking the
scraps OF ham, mutton and beef to-
gether. White stock Is secured from
chicken. veal and lean fresh pork.
For simple vegetable or noodle soups,
all but the ham may be cooked to-
gether, and when ham Ia not disagree
able to the family It may be also
cooked for the soup, care being .aken
to crt off all the black, smoked psrt,
which will give TOO strong . favor
for even serving tho ham in fits orig
inal S s.ase. Cover the 5c.ap- snd
bones with water, add e siiro .: onion
II the amount be small. and whole
one Il .hcre is a reasonaois amount,
sticking a Glove In the slice aud three
in q whole onion. Add the csiary
foliage or tough stalks, raw carrot
arc some sprlgs Of parsley; simmer
for an hour or longer, according to the
amount then strain of the liuuor
and place In q dish so the fat sill rise
and can bc removed WIEN ready to
serve. |, !. wiser 10 lat the cake OF
Fat remain ovc- the top. as II excludes
The ali, snd when ready to nae the
stoes .Jsl take off enough of the fat
to allow Of dipping out the liquor,
which should be jellied trifie.
in making the cream soups, by
using ,ho stock Whenever water is
called for Will give you 2 ricbnr and
raeTe nourishins dish. A few table
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

h-st :. 10 nms-s o'1 NV q deep.
ds~cr 81; ~hcn tha monthly ,ac.
cnr I Is renie cd
Ti- r.rr ctncs-rs. u a --llssie ad-
t,no. 30 the household, and :, y. .s5elJ
hs ssn, drr.et the Gov ann cool sfs.
so;.s. "v-n y aoMn is disrcnscd ~ish
d'.rinE sunnrar. sveri bone of mcs.
ard fovi shoS.f DC ssyec excap.' :
trese nn Individual 49, as. To se.
c,,-s ire ,nsrrew ths.r Wit here - be
,rasser. which rsn bo easily sccrri,
pl:snrd 1ith nailet II hamm-..
- isnas rfam he na-yinc p,au :.
a. ~ r. .4Dgn ends OF men; 90.
fcrs!, msY ~ 'o,o RE sci,. ,G,l' %
ilrss q fc.IGetlon o,~ ,-iv 80 ~
A'a5,a a;i 70, -. ..hcIo~s cveam
Hrc. -; iaer fanf;i.~ ''ss % "a
nset-, 20 IL .ss h.,-zch.lio -. 'irs NJ
'hs a-',ss e~nn cor aa. scsl. tha
'Aes aIi Zee. So -.css an' rs.d or
sou.s 'tc tse sid -cs containing en
'r'ic, E-'ss.4v-- ~,hsra:cs Nhc3
.rs.6 tAyg = nscii rcre nutri~sa'
(, s.tss' 70 ire - .oundation -hs
css ns.h' - 49, 'ughly scrutl 4,
tn~s ,..,rn-r,As 4 hot water - IN
minute. ed =. I'D into cold .e',
whes ~ scaiy .alr can be rol,ntas.
,~-vias y. Stts substance bsn-s. h..
a. off ~ nais AM then cool the
.--,l ais 'egs wita the oiher soup
.r'.f. Va, shnrld foTla' feet be
&C. ed for +sti whei. the dirtlcst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

EnropAtrts ~ ..rage American
Is ,cri.lly y "a = eating meat three
tir:rt . t-v vr:oh is a very silly
$50 a \. Patriotic braggers never
pause q .dnit he fact that Ameri
.r..- NC ,vs ~s~s ind geHtIon than
~assf - .Ss- s,-s this is partly due
the NJ -. t>ey eat meat three
TINES sss partly to the fact thai
this meat usually is ahominably
cooked. 1~w women over here nut a
usr OF b. or he Are IN q cold
rsn and N II fry IN its own gr,~.se
until II Is ..N~,T unrecogpizable, ute
unpalatabls, very indi~stbh .rd
win 49, = the nourAhnen' gri5s:si
Suf s'r.
eat CAGE day WI ,irn.sh smp'~
noLr shment. no ma "a, 10 nard a
man has 70 work. The ,sason -
rar think they require par. tnst
they haze been taught bird- v .i'-.
so and sssc thet the ~s4t they do
Eet Is so N@dly cooked sh.' 4 does
rot pos .hcry ~,~>i~rds s,s ~,
indigestion Il causes .ssa,1. -, u
nossa.s' craving.
+ 70 >~"ond place. thon - sr~~.
we should eliminate at lesa. en-,
,,rnivorous meal a day II d,- -.a
need an elaborate course in = ~-~~.rT
to study food values. 'rhe Iiui,sr
Ststes government has ,ublish - '
bn 'etin lsi>wn as Bulletin No. 2S, en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
SCIENTIFIC METHODS USED IE
~ THE E0ME I,AUNnH. Nclv
p'ork Much Sinpfsd and Less Arduous Ts.ds7 Ry ths
kl Best Materials and in Large Qrsniiiss
By MARION harris NEIL

fore addin- 20 -. .s-~.feg ~-ts. FOR
h'each'ng clots.s -. vtt arsy ssgh'-
ly ac.nble IN 81. ,afe-.
Il Is very ~ .s. - - .,.s.i, 4. /.
fabrics. AID "A use< p r-..aA u =,
collars, ties, hanck~ren,At .r's.
silk wsiss and all 49, .'.s't's
lloraS : often used = "a 's7,Asy
fos II1ss Gloss TO '"s,srS Tsc s-.S
port-.n sap Dyed is Y1> saF,ae,ss..
ful = csciy 'isht tssi~.,y-s's -
starch Il 70 a. 'i'n.s ssed - he
removal ~ .ss snd cp,-ss e.s:n. h,s
< the stssn 5sc~vcs ~ tr - -
horax Is scpl!ed - a.-.1n . .-''~m
effective, ard sonetbiag wrongs sas
70 be uset Always ss<r :. = =
covered jar CIotses rom rsrsps
causes get tad color. !: shsv San.
not be grszssiesahed, - seS~ss
method Of whiteaing an. hi-acains
e by the moderate use Of chlorine
substatce A strong bleaching LIQUID
must be very carefully prepared, and
- very carefully used or |. burns
de materials. Put half round OF
chloride Of lime IN basin and make
! lt into smooth l)osre. With I Ii'tlc
cold water. rnhHsns down vitA ?
J Noodei. spoon. Rp1r on one qui1 =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

';...-tI tn. -rtSNs, Compcsi.ili'
~ ssr,4-.nNr iG.a Materials" AM.
-ody ~, oSs--, a copy h s-fding
at. .sn.s - We Tuperi.. .,er len, ~
ise~-m~,'& Trim fip'lding, Masking.
,1T. n G
~ "~1 thing 'c- the wcma., OF
snrs- r. ono " e. .s 20 take . leaf
ont sf -, bscs $50 raCkses t..rr-
seirua ~ z Is gener.l- anc-p
that yeey e. not make tbe... .--r,s
out II ever - W. oticss -, sr-
charging for beef o-l n. aoturl
meas trey s.-e'v e --~-a than mus
srpe,ses' prof,s = .Seif business.
a. in almost all n.h ~ - nv 90
riret from by.p->>css ae ,i'.,.
Inc br'-tl4. Of me hner. a. te,lns
are e..iyss ed sa'c ~osss while =.
carcsses are .,.'S at '.st,s r:,>~. ~ )
eos'. One src ninent firm Of ,s.-~.c,
mars most II tAeIr pro-s. 80 ~ s..n
7'hc housAviis's ~ f.r:-> rats s-s tr
things size .n~~sp ~,-rr Most -
titese can bc consc-'ei -nsa palataais
dishes indeed. NOR, ca.stse.s dish~
tlan the crigirr' cnss ron uniah -ls
'1eft-ovars" remain.
u "a too ir,s ,ha, mary hnnseke.~
trs will nc. hnther tD prepare iss'.
overs. and - s,,s of fnei, eror-tr
hiils aftos'' IN nc rssta',,i hsa'.
Es=a ir those ,nbsahnds s-as,e
"fn;,. viii neysr ca ,sn sae-s /. h@
cooR be o, 81 -@~3ornir-l s-ru ~ ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

creature, mo pig, hes his faot ssrv-t
on the tesi-lpycirtad tables; also tho
calf? WbNn purchasing q rolled roas;
bo --rr aat tia hones ialer from u
era ss;l9 home by the markaimgn, go
9h.s fneu iaay Re nndet 10 the soup.
PM. The woinal who viii learn the
raIn- " 'src1' VIII solve mfn5 =
rroblsr o. 9oor cos,;ng, and hoSe Is
whe'e A-r soup;stocG pp: bscarsos IN.
valuabie for many tines n c,tpfnl OF
st-rs is callad fo- In recipes in which
sa'.: makes poor suhstitGiA Some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

spoopt'la Of the stock added TO the
rnea. from which the juice has been
extracted for hesf tea, or for the
hAa,y vagetsble soups, will convert
this otherwise tasteiess mass Of fiber
'rlo tasty hash with or without po-
tatoes heng added
Even tho water In which mutton or
cabbage or tusrips have been boiled
will DO found excellent In which to
cook he,ns, lentils oY other dried
vskStablAs. Macaroni ana spaghetti
are also innwosed BIZ being cooked In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

ipelts; whom quite dissolved, strain
through fine muslin ami ,.1ttle for
oss II gum water Is made n large
quantities. to e kept considerable
tiine, It o,Ea' to he made with cold
Nsier. -. gum being an organic
sStstara,, 4 ;.,as not keep so well
II maes Nth hot water.
As'norIs
An --la. o. toe volatile. alka'i, Is
another Indispensable. Il Is a most
useful cleansing ag,nt, and owing to
rs volatile ns;ure cannot remain In
80 'ahr'e, as soap or soda would,
u 'he ac'r.nent Of the material.
.Ammonis II used 3gdicinusly. renders
yoolens sol, ard elastic. It should
pe used IN the washing Of all undyed
woolen materials. especially IL they
are il the olish;est degree greasy.
sueb - wg,dsls thai are worn next
10 A. skin. IN The wash, if ammonia
is iifai In the soaking water, a table
snoon."l 10 each railful OF wster. as
wnll z. 70 that in the boil. the work
.sll be aai, ID. and much less soap
and sGdy nssstd Ammonia dissolyes
TIE gr-.se 10 The clothca, and you
vi. h4 ss,cn!sheG - and how much
DR., ssrarAtes out without any aid
from re bands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

10 -c-,,ss n,~' BE- vnra~i rto such
saa,rf'nas. o ~. and -astiag dishes
HAT sssr .~ lynT.a~cd John n.as bs
fjol.t mt parinsirv. In spgs Of
css-f',, rrs hhsino ty the most thrifty
hcas>' @.Der there sre times when
la'--f '~s ~ in.s.fable, and then l>r
,ngenr't. r.-,ss isio play II Is a
-r's.sS thing = de thrifty at all
,,reu and 'hr's.iness Goes not mean
.,.Snr,'-ses. D., t,rins iheso days OF
scarins p-fc-- 81 evrsyttnc edible
q . dolSlv wise ~ VII -sss :ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

board. Its principal use Is to render
muslins, csmbric, lace curtains. hin
aprons, dresses and all lisrt fsnrics.
II not practically non.in1a r,man;s AZ
any rate much less susceptible "a
take Are. II Is certainly wi.s 0re.
caution TO rinse chiidtens rr;r var.
nents with alum wa-er. ~. Sro
ounces OF alum 10 one saii~-. ~ vatSr.
The alani must first ps disevtvst m
boiling water.
Bran u
Bran is used both for clesna:n, snx
stiffening. TO make bran.vater ~
cupful OF bran in muslin. out fhis
into two pints OF water m a cj1sn
saucepan. ard simmer TIL thA vafer
feels glutinouA Leave the nnsI,p
loose TO allow the bran % uext wits
its gluten. 4 sscond and sven 4 thIpd
water tsAy b taken on the hfan ~
the sApe vay. BRA hAs no Aeei7sso,
tive efed q eu1nEs snd ps.uls Vo
act niecnsnzcg16 = "A $1,000
and stl3s,1 ~ oS(3no sli~hazy. g
y \ ae~s sr~n1 ~ -. ~ -
broidcty ~ U1N1k G ~ M
Man vases L; s@wt<n1o cnpIoyts /
r.. the washing * Uo(0nne with !
colored background.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

5S'ne water. and put ia,' Jar OF
YtNAer With a cover. Stir cell. then
- Il settle md stand -" 4 day or
~ giving 4 q stir csioeaiy.
ss,-' thorough. sseir sNitc
*n'~vgh hne n -sir, leaving behind
. The insolnble lime. 'his clear
Z can now be adde1 = tho water
g nich rm bleach. a'r Of coufsc.
n'vs be done after ~s<ii-'g. boiling
- rinsing.
~ just enough ~ lie solution TO
-.se tho blea.f y watcr srs,l
sicA'i-. This ra1..,,,.. ped undilu.
at. ssill take tu. rl,v ~ any s.aiA.
.-f ra.; In ~ sohi'ian and rub OIL
'r. stair u,if .i7e. 'hutarsLty afser.
,,1s. keos ,h,s blc.un!ns liGuii
.i.r'ly eorke,. end . Oar" place.
Y aypoa.a 20 sui,ixhs tte dissolved
nr~aer decumposes Nssot,ss 10 say,
rnrs rinsings are L-cs sary at,et
"a ihi. hiaaCslas "elo, which hy
m -'aJ. also actA - disinfec.an.
Gum Water
". must not io-s's, .Yf, wsiRr fe;
s-'fsel'Jg foe ldcas, silks. A@npel
wsis:s. is i aateens. art-wore sr'sn
ln silk co,oia, aad making tnois ss.k
aliuf@t as .5tta as new y, y fner
IN rsaitv lisa ssarch, srJ does mol
pro!n;s nersn sppeara ~ tao
ahs~ = SIX OF fIne lac, IN ,r.
ass j1,pof;ion 10 use Is -ns table.
srcrrtl. Of gum water to or~ cipt,sl
Of wstef To prepare gun, ~ater fc;
iaundrY purposes put one szrce II
THE BEST gum srabic. rohen drs-,
very small, into pitcher Porr Sv5r
spe cupfal ot boiling water Yu; 10
: wa'm place. and stir fr+1rantly
With Wooden spoon until tla gum
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

Mix the cooked and faxed fsh with
enough white sauce to moisten; then
fil buttered dishes two-thirds mll,
cover with crackercrumhs, hnttered,
anl arrange mashed potato about the
edge or press through paatr; tube.
Brush the potato with milk and set
II the oven until potato is Drowned.