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Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
OUNCE LAYER CAKE.

Ounce jelly makes a delicious fiji
ing for a layer cake. To make the
cake cream half a cupful of butter
with one cupful of sugar and add the
yollls of two eggs and half a cupful
of milk. Beat to a smooth paste, then
sift cupful and a half of flour sew
eral times with level teaspoonful of
soda and one rounded teaspoonful of
cream of tartar. Stir the moist in
gradients into the sifted flour and
when smooth batter has been OBJ
tanned fold in the whites of the eggs,
beaten to a stiff froth. Bake in Il
shallow pan for about twenty-five
minutes, When cold spread with a
thin layer of ounce jelly and cover
the top of the cake with white FROST
ing.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
CARMICHAEL TONIGHT
At SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Benefit Concert Arranged and Partici.
pated in by School Musicians.

A benefit concert will be given this
evening at the Arizona School of Music
in which SignOr Carmignani. who is
possessed of a wonderful tenor voice
and who is the beneficiary of the con-
cert, will appear The concert is being
arranged and directed by Professor
Rutherford Of the school and d. w
Nickles. who have no hesitancy in say
ing that Signor Carmignanfs voice is
one that will charm any lover Of music
and it will be well worth the admission
price to hear him.
Appearing with him will be a num-
Der of well-knOwn Phoenix singers
whose services are voluntary and who
on many occasions have entertained
Phoenix audiences. The program pre-
pared for the concert is as follows.
l. Una Furtira Lagrima N'Elisir
d'Amore) 80. 49,. ...DoniZetti
SignOr Carmignani.
2. (a) Loves Springtide -. Hammond
CD Expectancy 49,. 49,. La Forge
Miss Irene Johnston.
3. oh. tn che in send Aglangiole (La
Fora del Destino) Verdi
4. NdifodhS FOi wv lIlIOut 1HScl ..''-.
Il .... $3.50. ...... ID hardelot
OBJ Like the Rosebud -. La Forge
Mrs. Sidney Ross.
3. Vesti la Cuba (Pagliaci) .Leoncarello
SignOr Carmignani.
6. The Cry of Rachel. ..........S alter
Mrs. d. L. Cameron.
Z. Che gelida Mamma Ga BOheme)..
........ $50. ........... Puccini
SipnOr Carmirnani
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
BAR OF GOLD FROM
THE MAMMOTH MINE
EIGHT OUNCES OF
METAL
Much More Remains on Plates to be
be Removed at General
Cleanup Next Month

AS the result of a partial cleanup
of the plates of the Mammoth mill,
seven days after the long idle ma
chinery was started, a 5S-ounce gold
bar was shipped to the branch mint
at San Francisco.
The mill was started November
10. After the run for the day of
November 16, a small amount of the
gold gathered on the plates was
taken therefrom and transformed to
the form of a bar before shipment.
basis of $24 an ounce, was 1882.
This by no means represents the en-
tire value of the gold extracted
during the first seven days, as the
greater part remains upon the plates.
Ten stamps of the old mill are
running and from twenty to thirty
five tons of ore are being handled
each day Just what value per ton
are being recovered cannot be de-
cided until the first general cleanup
is made but it is certain that they
are high.
A general cleanup is planned for
the fourteenth or fifteenth of next
month and after that a bar much
bigger than, the first, perhaps sew
eral of them, will pass through
Phoenix enroute to the San Fran
cisco mint.
Territorial Secretary George L.
Of
moth last spring, is highly elated
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

Hand Bags That Should Appeal to You
Best $3.50 and $275 Leather Hand Bags
either Gun Metal or Gilt frames, fitted with
Coin purse, the right size for Goo
fashionable women--speciaI -, 9I.1O
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
Best $500 Coat Sweaters S3.10

over the showing that is being made
tended all along that the Mammoth
since the mill started. He has con-
would pay big returns and now he
knows that the first cleanup will
prove the correctness of his conten-
ton.
The Mammoth is located at Gold
field northeast of Mesa, and was a
producer years ago. To Secretary
Young is due the fact that it is
again a producer Every cent that
has been put into the property has
been Mr.. Young's own money. From
now on he expects the mine to pay
it's own way, and handsome divi-
dends besides. 1t is believed that
the plates are catching enough gold
to pay present running expenses.
About twenty-five men are employ
ed, operating the mill and taking
out ore, for all that is being handled
is coming from underground and not
from the dump. When the mill was
started about fifty men were en-
ployed but as there was no further
necessity of a force as large as that
about half the men were laid off.
The present force is large enough
to take out all the ore needed and
to run the mill
Mr.. Young is not certain how long
the mill will be kept running as at
present. Eventually a modern cya-
hide plant, capable Of handling a
much greater amount of ore at a
fraction of the cost, will be INSTALL
ed.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
Real Man Tailored Suits UnderpriCed

Women Wishing to Economic On Their Tail
ored Suit will do well to investigate the merits
of this Offering. Real manufactured suits uner-
rngly correct in style, made of Chiffon Broad
cloth, WOrsted, Serge, Scotch Mixtures, dag
Onals; HOmespun, high class garments that
hand tailored hand-stitched and hand FINISHED.
Mind you, latest fall 1910 models, lined with
Skinner Satin that's noted for its lasting wear
actual $25 and $3.50 garments, SD OK
Today at Observation-Disclosures. WI Hs , ~
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
TWO STUDENTS WITH HISTORIC"
NAMES

There was great laugh among the
members of the fire insurance class OF
the School of Commerce and Accounts
of New York University on Washing
ton Square the other night when In
structOr f. r. Hardy, of the New York
Fire Insurance Exchange, called the
roll of students. He progressed down
through the alphabet to the is.
Mr. Jeffries?"
Here"
Mr.. JohnSOn?'
The response was lost in the chorus
of laughter.
There will likely be a change in the
arrangement of the roll before the next
lecture.-New York Mail.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
THE DEMAND FOR OLD RUBBER.

There may BE a thousand and one
ways of going into business for ones
self. but Mrs. Augusta Matzne: Of New
York city seems to have found the one
thousand and second. 1t was while She
was on a trip to Europe a number of
years ago that merchant with whom
she was talking at a reception re-
marked that he wondered whether
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

Whatever the course of the postoffice
department with regard to first class
mail rates generally, the letter mailed
at a postOff;ce for delivery from that
office should pay only l cenJ.-Syra-
cuse Post Standard
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
QUILTED SILK VESTS.

The vests made of silk quilted over
lambs wool are a pretty novelty for
wear under the evening wrap. They
may be bought in the black, navy blue
or white and are as warm as they are
pretty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
NEBRASKA METHODIST
CONFERENCE AT YORK
semi-Centenntal Session VIII Open
"wednesday. with Bishop NueI-
sen in Chair.

YORK Neb., Sept. 1ss-tSpeoiaIp-
Wednesday morning the serni-centennial
session Of the Nebraska conference. Meth
od-st Episcopal church. wiz convene for a
five days session. Bishop N1elsou OF
Omaha Will preside
Among this assembly will be l. N
GriEsby. who will deliver the missionary
sermon Wednesday afternoon: Rev. w. NJ
balch d. D. Dover. y H.. who will de-
liver an address on Thursday morning: and
in the afternoon an address BY Mrs Idbhie
Allen, Des Moines. Iowa In the evening
President Dogan Of Wiley university Mar
shall Tex. Will deliver an address Rev.
Fayette L. Thompson. D. D, of New York
viii lead the devotional meeting Friday
morning. and in the afternoon Mss Ella
watson Of Lincoln viii deliver an address
also an address by Rev. NJ : Poulson
In the evening Rev. W. A Marshall. D. D.
OF Barely TheOlogc cal seminary, Ind a
VIII deliver an address in the evening
saturday is conference anniversary day.
In the afternoon there viii be an address
by T. II. Sisson and conference sermon
by A A Randall In the evening Rev.
Naphtah Luccock of Kansas City, Dean
Fulner Of Lincoln and Judge Dryden OF
Kearney viii deliver addresses on sun
day. the 18Th. pastors in attendance will
"a all the pulpits OF the churches in the
city. both morning and evening Confer
enee love feast viii be led by A c.
Grossthwaite and sermon BY Bishop NueI-
sen in the forenoon In the evening there
viii be an address by Rev. W Crawford
Barclay Of Chicago. III
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
Y. w. C. A. WOMEN TO
VISIT BUSINESS OFFICES
Committees EtH GE-e Introduction
to Association 20 other Women
Tuesday and Wednesday.

Business people. that is to say people in
the business world. are hereby notified
that Tuesday and Wednesday are publicity
DAYS for the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION This, in plain English. means
that on these two days the members Of the
board Of directors, the secretaries and the
other members Of committees will visit the
Offices. department stores and various
business institutions in which young women
are employed and provide these young
women with introducEons TO the advan-
tages which the association offers them
The introductions viii take the form Of
announcements Of the plans for the coming
year.
The city has been divided into districts
a member Of the board being in charge OF
each district There viii be about fifty
women acting as distributors 81 the ssEo-
cations yearbook. The directors. each Of
whom has charge Of a district and its
canvass. are: Mrs. George TlIden. Mrs. T.
n. Aiken. Mrs r G. Schaeffer. Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson, Miss Halle Hood. Mrs A
w Bowman. Mrs. J. p. Bailey, Mrs J. r
Webster, AIS. Clement Chase, Mrs. c. "
Cherrnston, AIRS. q. ". Garloch Mrs. z
A Parmalee, Mrs J. P. Lord. Mrs. d. ".
Morrow AIRS c A Sherwood, Mrs q W
Wickersham-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

HEAIIlCE-Ths Burlington company. Is
buildlng a new bridge over the Blue river
AZ this point az a cost Of 81
BEATRICE-Marshsm c. Mills and Miss
Euhri Davis. both Of this city. Nere mar
RED here saturday evening By Rev T. q.
Brown
BEATRICE-M Y. Nichols yesterday pur-
chased the furniture q the New BurWood
horel- he expects 10 improve the place ana
put II ia A. gpod sh-pe As Possible
TIC L lfSEH-hillaam Drouk. pioneer
setter o. johnson county. died last evening
after beng IN falling health for some time
lie Vas N yeas old and aad Lived here
SINCE l2-e.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Maggie SizcO. widow o.
the late David $3.50. who Was a prisoner
during the late Es,r. ana VINO died IN Bea-
trice thirty years ago. has been allowed
s-iaSs hack pay-
BEATRICE Word vas resolved here yes
terlay Enm Des Muines- Ia announcing
tie death o. Ms J. Dunha-. a former
Beatrice resident. she Vas 70 years q age
Tie body was brought here Monday for in
termenL
HILpRszTH-The Frankiin County fair
1uSt closed was the most successful IN the
history q the c1unty- The grain exhibits
Merc rlue. especially tire corn and wheat
Thursday a record breaking day. the
zrienaance beirs the greatest ever known
TABLE ROcK-At TIE regular meeting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
Nebraska
Drug Clerk Gives
Wrong Article
sells Mrs. Eta Noses Tartarie Emetic
Instead Of Cream Of Tartar
and Is Dead.

BROKEN BOW. Neb sept 13.-tSpeciaI
ieieEram-l-As q result OF carelessness On
ne part q h Galway drug clerk. Mrs..
Etla Noses q Broken Bow. aged - years.
~ dead after twenty-four hours Of eX-
cruclau1g agony. Mrs. Moses an5 bus
oand D. T. Noses. were visiting a brother.
sam Steiner, living eight miles cast
Of Galway, and Saturday Afternoon
she and Mrs. Steiner went into town and
Mrs Noses bought what she supposed 10
Je zone cream >of tartar. which she was
n he habit q taking incidentally. In
stead u that the clerk. John Christopher
son, Is alleged 70 have given her tsrtanc
er-euc- By mistake she took nearly two
teaspoonsfui OF il late Saturday night In
the presence OF the family. and immediate
y after complained Of a burning sensation
in the throat and stomach There was
medical assistance but the poison had
sained too great a headEay. and al Il
% clock last night Mrs. Moses died in great
agony
Dr. Pennington. county coroner. made
an autopsy today and declared death re-
suited directly from the tartaric emetlc.
No inquest viii be held Prosecutor Gaasd
intends Issuing a complaint charging
Cnr4stopherson with manslaughter. and
Sheriff Kennedy win 90 to Galway to-
morrow and serve the warrant Intermcnt
VIII be At Galway
CALL-AWAT. Men. sept. 1s--tspecial
Telegram Mrs. d. z Moses who died al
70 O'Clock last night at the home Of Charles
sterner. Just north Of this city as a result
OF taking the wrong medicine. secured the
medicine at the drug store OF Barber &
Mathews. Mr.. Steiner. her brother. claims
he called for cream OF tartar. while Jack
Chrlstopherson, the clerk. claims he called
Tor tartar emetic, which was given.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
FAREWELL RECEPTION
FOR SECRETARY WADE
Directors and Officers of v. VI. c. A.
Tender Him Farewell
Compliment.

omaha's Young Mems Christian associa-
ton viii tender a farewell reception to its
departing general secretary. B. s Wade
a week from Thursday night The event is
to be held in his honor BY the board OF
directors, the officers and members Of the
association and the friends of Mr. Wade in
Omaha. who wish TO be present
No formal program viii be arranged, but
there viii be music and refreshments. the
event being held in the big lobby room 81
the Young Mems Christian association
building
Mr.. Wade is TO make farewell address
TO the men OF Omaha next Sunday in the
Young Mens's Christian association build
ing. As he leaves 10 become general secre-
tary OF Colorado October this VIII be the
last address he viii be able 70 make here
for some time
The board Of directors and the officers OF
the Young Mems Christian association are
in charge Of the farewell reception.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
ADMINISTRATORS ASK
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
BuriinEton To Saed for Hundred
Thousand DoIIErs fer Causing
Death By Fire.

Two suits for damages have been filed
against the Burlington railroad IN distric;
court amounting 70 ESo, 60 Both are
brought BY Clara z Hunter and John N
Calvin. Administrative and administrator
Of the estate OF the late Logicco l. Hun
ter. Hunter Eas employed by ire BurIing-
ton and had been furnished two boK cars,
built together a. residence for himself
and his family while they were out on the
road
While on the right CT way. on the night
% January "A 1910, the petitions aI,egs
sparks from a passing lOcomotive set fire
70 the two cars and Louioco Hunter. WhS
vas - years Of age, and his son David
years old we're burned 10 death The
suits Tor damages are brought on behalf
OF the deceased's widow. his mother
brother ard infant son.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
High School
Students Try
a New Scheme
Get Up a Contest in Selling Season
Tickets for the Athletic
Contests.

At the meeting Of the Boosters club
last Friday afternoon tne following stu
dents from each class were chosen 10 be in
charge Of the ticket selling contest The
freshmen are to be led by Edward Peter
son, the sophnlores by Kenneth Craig and
Miss Margaret Woodwork. the juniors H.
Dee Crane and Laura Zimmerman. and the
seniors By Ebert Wade and Lon Howard.
The campaisn is TO last ten days and will
end one week from Wednesday. This vii
probably be the most successful plan Of
selling tickets that the Boosters club
has ever had. The selling Of season tickets
has been adopted BY the athletic boards Of
other high schools and has always proven a
success financially.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

GOTHENBUEG. Neh-. sept I2.-Spe-
cial l-Axe- Proirberg q yuuns ulan aged =
living about SIX miles northwest % Goth
enburg Nsb.. sac. and kiIied himself sun
Cay Whiie hunting He went 10 his broth
eT's and borrowed a gun about O'Clock ard
save as an excuse rhat he wanted % All
a coyote He vas found - William Oster-
berg who saw him ly1ng In Ihe ne.d- In
has pocket vas found note written Ia
sN edish. II said Can you f0rslse me Tor
What i have deneg- The gun was found Ia
such z--posarcn TAT it vas supposed the
barrel vas he'd u the breast over the
heart and TIE uisgeT SCI or vita the foot
The clothes and sidn Were burned Where
raa shot catered ne body Financially be
vas IN goad circumstances and mas fEtends
thsnk he 4cGdeEtily shot himself WAiie
foolsnx with the sun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
Through sIeepers 10 Deaawood.

DEADWOOD. 8 D., sept D--(Specisl
TeIegTam.l-It is expected that an order
VIII shortly be issued b. the officials Of
the Chicago q Northwestern railroad
putting on through sleepers from Dead
wood 70 Chicago ana also establishing a
dining car service on the read into the
Black Hills. This is something that the
Deadwood Business club. has been striv-
ing 10 secure Tor some years and IL is
noz understood that the road Is about
10 take favorable aston on the plan
Al present there Is no dining car ser
vice and the sIeepers only 60 as Tar east
as Omaha without change
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
JUDGE vANDEVENTER HERE
Noted Jurist Spends Sunday in
Omaha as the Guest of
Judge Munger.

United States Circuit Judge Willis Van
deventer passed Sunday in Omaha, but so
quietly did he come and 50 quietly die
he depart that possibly not more than a
dozen people knew the distinguished jurist
was in the city. Judge Vandeventsr was on
his way to Denver, where be goes 10 pre-
side al a session Of the federal circuit
court He was the guest OF Judge Munger
while in Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
BROWN TO MAKE SPEECHES
senator Leaves On short Tear During
which He VIII Make -Four
AddreEses-

KEARNEY, Neb-. sept Is.-fspecial Tele-
gram Senator Norris Brown left tonight
~ a snort tour Of speech-naking in Ne
bTaska- on Tuesday be viii speak al North
Lour. on Thursday al David CiIy, Friday
al Wahoo and Saturday al Central City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
sCHMELzEL DIES INSTANTLY
NOuHg York Man Pulls Gun from
Busy by MuEzIe while Out
Hunting.

YORK, Neb.. Sept l9.-(Special Tele-
gram sunday afternoon Clarence Schmel-
Eel, his brother Marvin. and Fred Hennin
vent hunting. ard when Clarence attempted
to pull his gun from the buggy. catching
Il BY the nnuzZle, the hammer caught and
discharged the gun The load struck
Schmelzel on the side Of the neck, severing
the Jugulaf vein. causing instant death.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
GREGG DIES OF HIS WOUND
south Omaha Man shot by Aeexdent
Near OseeOIA Expires at
sens Home.

OSCEOLA. Neh.. sept I9-(Specizl Tele-
gram calvin : Gregg. the South Omaha
man who shot himself accidentally near
this city last Saturday, died this morning.
He has been residing east Of Osceola ard
the body viii be shipped 10 Fullerton. Cal.
via the Union Pacific Tuesday He was
about a years Of age and his advanced
years we're very much against his recovery
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

PIERRE. s D.. Sept 10 special)-
In a little dNer a year and a half IN
which be has held the office OF state
treasurer. George Johnson has turned
into the state fund, interest 20 the
amount Of s.2sSl. and for his first term
the interest 81 state funds VIII reach
about s3o.008. Under past officials this
interest has gone into their private
funds. and the stale received no benefit
Under existing conditions, this item can
be looked upon as one Of the sources OF
state revenues from this time on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

NORFOLK Neb-, sept E--lsPec.al
Telegram Peter Unruh. formerly post
master a. Tyudan, 5. D., today pleaded
guilty. ia federal court here 10 using the
mails 70 defraud the Meanouite Co-oDera-
tive Insurance. company Of Minnesota and
VAS sentenced 10 ten months in the jail
Al Madison-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

MANCHESTER, Eng. Sept ls.-The fed
erauion q master cotton spiuners met to-
day and decided On a general lockout on
Oct unless the Fern mil dispute al Old
ham Is settled before mat date. In the
event Of the Lockout I5s0oe operatives VII
be affected directly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
4Io,t Food n. poI.ou

TO the dyspeptie- Electric Bltters cure dys-
pepsia- liver and kidney complaints and
debility. Price SOC. For sale by Beaten
Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

Senator Burke has received an lnFi-
tation from John O'Callaghan. secretary
Of the Unitea Irish League Of America
10 ATTEND the national convention OF the
league az Buffalo September 81 and -
and 10 take part in the De ioerauons
thereof The invita..on says that The ni-
tionAl organization in the ola country
". Re represented az the convention by
the chairman Of TIE Irish party, John z
Redmond. T. Z. OConnor. JuseDh Devlin
and Daniel Boyle. all members Of Par
Lament
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20

l. b. Ful er has resi-lea a ~'~--rc~y
Of the republican state committee and his
place VIII be filled ~ r. c. Douglas,
editor OF the Osceola Record. Mr.. Fuller
win take charge OF the press bureau.
which viii De- ruu ia connection with the
speaker bureau
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
MAY FORCE BRYAN TO RUN.
Especial to The sentinel.l

Lincoln, Neb.. April 19.-Demo-
cratic leaders of the county option
persuasion are making headway in
their efforts. to clear the track for w.
j. Bryan and to force him into the
race for the Nebraska senatorship.
When Bryan declared, on the eve
of his departure for South America
several months ago. that he did not
wish to become senatorial candi-
date, other aspirants began to spring
up In all corners of the state. Today
the county option wing of Bryan's
party announced that w. II. Thomp-
son OF Grand Island and w. B. Price
of Lincoln, who had announced their
candidates.. would withdraw in Bry-
ans favor.
This leaves Representative Gilbert
NJ. Hitchcock of the Omaha district,
warm personal friend of Bryan, as
the only candidate of sufficient prom
inence to give the Bryan boosters any
worry. Hitchcock, however, Is an
anti-optionist, and. too, says he has
Bryan's personal word that he
(Bryan) will not stand for senator.
The optionists. however, are in
sistent that Bryan shall run, and have
given notice that they will fight
Hitchcock. AS a result, the political
forecasters are predicting a Demo-
cratic split in Nebraska, with Bryan
leading the water wagons" and.
Hitchcock commanding the VETS"
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

An unusually good show at the
Majestic tomorrow night. Benefit
G. |. "A. to b. of l.. e.
|. N. Bunting. of The Sentinel, re-
turned at noon today from short
trip to Denver. Mr.. Bunting attend
ed the meetings of the state commit
teeman and the democratic editors.
He states that the banquet held in
the evening was participated IN by
both sides of the issue of the extra
session and that the most cordial
feelings prevailed throughout Ex-
Governor Thamas, who represented
Gov. Shafroth and also the Patter-
son insistance for an extra session
attended the banquet and spoke with
number of others.