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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-08-20
Summary.


Rawhide is situated sixty miles from
transportation, and as consequence
has all the drawbacks attending a
mining camp located at so great a dis
lance from a railroad. Despite this
fact, more than $4,000 feet of under
ground development has been done,
proving up several distinct ore zones.
The two properties have a recorded
production of about $400, 000, included
in which amount is the value of tail
ings and shines lying at the local mills.
The developments have shown that In
the ore channels opened up there are a
multiplicity of fractures in ore bearing
seams along which lines the ore has
been found. The larger part of the
values so far encountered have occurred
in more or less isolated patches, al
$50 feet in length. Not all of the ore
mined from these slopes has been ship
ped because of the limitations placed
on the operations by the necessity of
shipping high grade ore. The leasers
therefore have separated from 20 per
cent to 40 per cent of the material
mined as being too low grade to ship.
With proper milling facilities and OPP
Grating on a large scale, all of this
material would be treated at a profit.
Investigation indicates that there is
a strong likelihood of the fracture sys-
.tems so far explored forming in depth
o,.e or more main ore channels contain
ing workable bodies of commercial ore
in a more compact and concentrated
form than anything that has heretofore
been encountered.
Sulphide Ore Discovery.
The discovery of sulphide ore on the
Grutt Balloon Hill and st. Ives leases
is of the utmost Importance as indicat-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-08-20

These amounts by no means represent
possibilities of the properties, but are
shown merely to indicate what may be
expected by active development. The
other leases are producing varying
amounts of ore, but the workings are
not in such condition as to warrant an
estimate of tonnage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
AD,LAYTnME "a
~ STORIES~
THE ELEPHANTS BANK

How many ~ you little people
have been ~ Bronx park In New
York city That Is the park where
they have animals. You can soc
ali kinds Of beautiful birds In their
barge cages. the lions IN their build
ing and buffaiu IN their pasture
In another building sou win find
the elephant who has bank for
his pennies. He is a great big fel
low. who stands most 81 the time
sNaying back and forth. napplnf
his huge ears and swinging his long
trunk As soon as anyone Gomez
near he stall out goes that long
trunk. begging for peanuts or pen
mics
Now, when Ruth Clayton am
her brother Lester came. the ele
plant put out his trunk and Rufh
dropped a penny Into o. tn went
Mr. Elephants trunk. reaching 10
the little box on top - the bars
where he dropped the penny and
rang the bell Out went the trunk
again This time Lester. just for
fun, gave him a button. thinking
he would fool the big fellow. But
no. SIR, Mr. Elephant knew the
difference and deliberately blew
The button toward Lester.
This delighted Lester ~ much
that he threw real penny into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05


hood transcends an other reapous.'
bliitiea. When Is man who has as.
snmed these responsibilities SO far
transEresses a. 20 become a vii.
fully incompetent or unfit husband
aud father. the mental. moral and
physical welfare III wlie and off
spring demand dissolution II the
marriage tie The interests ~ SO
cieiy. as Al present organized. re-
quire single standard u morality
ia family lfe
To which infractor shall we In.
cline our leuiencyf
Woman il the lesser man.
And all her passions marked
with mine
Are az moonlight unto sunlight.
Or as water unto wine
Nature has ordained man 10 BE-
the positive. woman the negative
Man - the active principle. woman
the passive. To man Is given do
slre. natures arbitrary and inficx
lhle dietum for the perpeiuation ~
the species. Man. who de- ellis with
AFA4 EkANANf NAN WE" A4#Ft INV hRA
mercy and tolerance
Mrs S. s. Stevens. Arlington.
Wash. says.
Should wife forgive every
wrong her husband does herr Yes.
n the man ls ~orth Il all and she
loves him enough to bury bis faults
and aims beneath ldailzlnE self
sacrifice and tortured heartstrinKa
she would b. justified In saying
for a childs sake but children
should NOT be- the seapegost or
cloak 70 coudone sins o. either par
ent-'You are a Bis mistake. but
lis human 90 err. 20 We win pes
along. anyway.
"sex cuts no ice The same bar.
ness fits both sexes Neither party
should exact more forgiveness than
they would grant IN retaFn
Here's some logic for forgiving
ones
Sweet the llps turned to cour.
teay.
Graceful the hard that for
charity doth ply.
And beautiful the eyes that with
kindly wisdom
See not the errors. or pass tho
virtues BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
TRY A SUNDAY
HOME PICNIC
It's Fun, and II Helps
Mothers Out Wonder
fully.

Have you ever tried au at home
plenic supper on SUNDAY nightf
Lots at people are doing u now
aaaya because n gives the house
wife more time 20 devote 10 church
going. visiting and talking with her
gathered family The supper can
be all prepared Ia the morning. aud
IL very little work while dlaner
preparations are Ia progress and
things arc handy
The main part OF the picnic sup
per is sandwiches This does not
mean the oldfaahloned dry kind OF
sandwiches No. not AZ all II
means nice. tasty sandwiches with
cFiapnesa and taatincsa che kind
that make the children and your
husband aud guests all smack their
lips and ask for more
With those sandwiches can be
served a simple salad. some canned
fruit. cake and hot coffee. and "
special treat IL desired. a quart ~
ice cream from the corner store
can finish on 4 true beach meal
Here are some recipes Tor sand.
wiehes witch are extraordinarily
good. and salad and cake
Mock Crab Sandwich a quar-.
Ter cupfal grated cheese. quarter
teAspountul each ~ salt. pa.
prlka and mustard. tablespoonful
chopped olives. teaapoongul lemon
Juice and two thbieHpounfuia
GRAINED hutfrT
Tartar Sandwiches Chop To-
gcther three large sardinea. = cup.
ful boiled ham. ground. and three
ANAL pickles. Add a taaepoonfui
II French mustard Mix 70 a paste
with a little ketehup and lemon
juice.
Cheese FILLING Tor Sandwiches -
To two tahleapoonfala % melted
butter add ons tablespoonful and q
half Of flour with half pint Of milk
and cook 20 a thick paste Take
the mixture from the fire and add
70 taste aali and pApffka. also a
quarter ieaspoonfni of French mus,
tard Work into ihia a large cup.
ful ~ grated cheese This will keep
for a week and 10 very good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

THE
WORD, SAYS WILry
~ United Prs


WAShlNGroS. Feb. e. n. !.
Wee Of Dr Harvey ". wII.s II.
Of the bureau Of ehe,uistry. i !.
housekeeper in the pres.u, 81. =
clal crisis brought about !. !.
family purse b. the hieb -.
living. ln 70 abstain from ~,
and buy everything she has ".
buying. only mot 10 much y
"A Decent soup bone Vim a..
half a bughel of potatoes 80 ~
WileJ. today. and wiz II s..s.
right. Taste just ~ rood = : -
lar steak With the addliio. : !,
onion. % carrot aud a sasIp 4 -.
ley. that soup bone can l. - n. Y
produce enough good, nesrs.ss..
soup for a blk family. Thea w. ~
the SOUP is made, save 4 ma
the fluid and boil Il down y /.
kettle with the meat. Ths. -
have q pot roast which i ~.
right. all be ~ 70 set bsisss s
president
Canned goods Of al Ina. :.
cheaper than ever before 4
tory Beans and peas bavs y.
risen appreciably ia pgsss =,
make the best food for n.aa So.
flour, Al the price il IL new w
ing. 81 she cheapest food -, y
be bought and corn meal -,
changed In price for he a. 4
years
II the American eoek -,
study the methods 81 he 49,
cook. who uses up an ia -
oFefH. you would not hear = 80
about the Increased cost Il ~.
The average American cook 80.
away Or wastes enough % -. 4.
ordinary French family ksaax a.
there they save every scfse = =
AID eyery crumb Of brad. "A =.
vert them into sppeslrins 80.
They know how 70 make ~ -
out Of the cheaper cuts q -,
Over here The average econ ~.
Hp bis or her nose AZ tie nss,sr
grades Of meat ard linn -,
nothing Is ~ 20 eat unless Il 80
from the ueighborhood a H. =
derioln."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

nosl n cup ~ milk and fhleksn u
with tablespoon ~ eofn4farch
dissolved 10 a little cold nils. mix
weii together ! beaten egg. 2 tea
spoons Of sugar. ! q aalt. half a
teaspoon of dry mustard and a
small pinch o. cayenne pepper:
pour this into bot mllk little AZ
time. stirring constantly. whan
quite smooth take or 81 the fire
and add a tablespoon 90 more Il dc.
sired q Give Oh aud the same
quantity q vinegar. mir veil TO.
grther and aheu cold pour over
celery which has ee~u cut In very
small pieces TaAtea fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
MEN ARE GETTING in ON
STAR NETHERSOLE CONTEST

4. should the wife forgive
everything and anything the
husband may DO. u he ls the
father Of a child or OF children
b. hsrf oces ret the child CO
ment through all eternity tho
marriage vow taken before
0oa's holy atari ls there a
wrong IN the world which the
wife under these circumstances
should not forgiven
2. Are men and women IN
exactly the same position con-
esrnina torsiVensssf should
the wife overlook wrongs she
10 obliged 20 suffer from her
husband, more thar the hus.
band would forgive II the
wrongs had been committed BY
herr
These are questions involved IN
Olga Nethersoles play, The Writ
ing on the Wall What do Stal
readers think about thsmf
The star viii give prizes Tor the
beat answers. as follows;
FIRST best answer. stb cash.
Second best answer. $40 cash.
Third best answer. g. cash.
Fourth best answer. two seats
for ~rhe Writing on the Wall"
Fifth best answer. two seats fol
the Writing on the Wall"
Tho contest closes AZ noon Sat
urday. February s Answers re
ceived after that time viii not re
eelve consideration.
The announcement Of the prls,
winners will be made In The star
Monday. February y
Write answers not more thar
$50 words-~on one side Of tbs
paper with ink. aud address q
NethGrsole. care The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

the stall Very carefully the ele-
plant hunted Tor H. When be- final.
~ found it he put It in the box
bank with hia other pennies. The
keeper came In Just then. and Ruth
asked what the elephant dld with
hts money
He gives " 10 me 20 buy pea D.
nuts FOR him" the keeper replied.
That amused the children ~
much they gave tho elephant more
pennies 10 put In his bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

The Stars Nethersole contest
ended AZ noon today. That the
questions involved were OF vast In.
taress to readers Was evidenced ~
the great numbers Of answers ~.
eeived. A great many weslwrlttsn.
comprehensive answers we're above
the limit of $50 words. and there
fore not eligible for consideration
IN the contest
Announcement OF the prize win.
nera viii be made In The star,
Monday. February =
The three best answers will re-
ceiye cash prizes 81 SIS. $40 aud -
respectively. The winners Of the
fourth and fifth prizes will receive
two seats each Tor the Friday even
ting. February n. performance Of
Olga NegheFsoie In The Writing
on the Wali. AZ the Moore theatre
Lorerro o. Wells. Juneau,
Alaska. says
Whether pagan or Christian.
Jew or Gentle. We were all early
impressed with the superior spirit
dominating the universe. As w.
travel the beaten path and discern
the embodiment Of a preconccrted
scheme. we recognize the ego In
each and every individual. the fact
that tho child IL dependent neither
Hpoa the mother nor the father for
the natural development Of its be-
Ing: we realize the necessity Tor In.
dependence, for self.assertion The
fnexorahle lsw-what Is to be. Sili
be-abaolves both parents from
any mistaken idea uf duty 10 the
child and dishonor 10 themselves
Arc We not all Of the same clay ?
Hence By what right cam any man
say. | will BE- governed BY this iaw
and my wife BY thatT No Dame
Nature failed 20 make any compen-
satioa for such discrimination All
naorAl--kow I wish ! could say all
legal laws must be applicable 10
both sexes At all times under al,
circumstances"
An ~lnfrsetor." who fails TO sign
his name. noraiizes as follows.
Speaking generally. the respon.
sibiIity OF husbandhood and father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

er. brush the teeth with powdered
pumicc Rinse the mouth daily o.
oftcner with peroxide diluted With
warm water Common baking soda
makes a good teeth cleanser. and
can b. used ~ often az desired. II
pays 10 Walt 4 good dentist AZ least
every ain months and have tho
teeth cleaned and a watch kept for
decay
Moving picture operators. be.
lieye. are paid n specified scale Of
wages per hour. You can probably
ascertain what that scale ls b. IN.
quiry az most any OF The moving pic
ture piaCna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
How TO Save on Beef
eY 4 BUTCHER

The butcher WANTS priced
ma 70 much more Of ~ than Of the
fh hs customers nov to cook II n way
" me beer the heel
cents pound make delicious follows.
aeu onion ia Two tablespoons Of bacon fat
sb eee onion Is brown DIP out and throw
Pc" quickly on both Sides Drowned turu
~ '' '' '''i''' u'l
The ribs 2M a pound make good oven or
POT oasu bnsket and flank the cheapest 3 to
pound and stuffed roasted flank nc ordering
the butcher 10 IT. with turkey drasar
pdfbol u 20 minutes.
lender and youh have az fine piece OF be put ON
When gog are hungry for steak ten you want the
cheapest Take T. home roll II In flour
sth knife for several minutes with fork put in hot
fire. cover Win water aud gleam or houra - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Artistic Indeed 'hsy srpfeuisr and becoming than Tor
some from face showing the fore
head little
Many Of the vide bFma up
and important that the andeF aide very
tive.
iuailne. especially.
widr
the hats a uosi fetching
nruad gfban 10 leshor evenly
around all b. popular With the Girls youthful
The maaaed wiih flowers ribbon
untrfmmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
WORTH
KNOWING

II you should scarch ans calared
xooda. such as linen. percaie. etc. dip
Instantly IN vinegar. then sash and
rinse we'll
Don't permit cardboard or other
boxes which hnyhor duss o. be put
under any bed ~ on the top n any
cupboard or wardrobe
To keep cut flowers froah add a
pinch II saiipetre 10 the water In
which the blossoms are put This
VIII keep them fresh tor a long time
Tho easiest method ~ removing
dust from velvet ~ an cnioss b. 10
rub e briskly wlth a sheet Of tissue
paper
Before ueinE lemons place them IN
wHteF few minutes and then uaa
inn vegetable brush on them ana see
how you can free them from dirt
and lemon lice~ Yoa viii be- eur.
prised AZ the results
Sage. taploca and harley add nu-
triiivs value 30 clear soups
Meat loses more weight by boiling
than BY any other process of cook
ing
Roasting causes meats % shrink
20 per cent. the iosa being IN far aud
water.
Vegetable oils and fats are more
easily digsated than iard. ana some
are less expensive
Scar fresh meats m a frying nan
before atewluE or boiling them
Browning the outside seals up IN.
juice and preserves the flavor and
nutritive qualities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
FASHIONS

The suede glove Ia the thing 81
the hour Il u worn for street In
ltH heavy texture aud vide stitch.
ms. and la the evening in the pale
gold tones that are becoming to
the am aud hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

While the Ions. broad stole Of
fur IL the one most seen, the small
neckpieoes with heada and claws
still are In excellent style. and
many faahionable women viii not
give them up for the more cumher
some furs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Cream = cum butter with cup
sugar, add ! egm. a teaspoon soda
dissolved IN y cup SOUR mlik and
Hour euoaEh 10 roll Roll about
= inch thick. cut with biscuis cut.
ter and from hair Of these cut cut
o. cgufer with large fhfmbis.
Spread iellf over the biscuit halves.
and bake These are very nice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Cook together Ia a frying .
J pan two tablenpooufuls each .
J flour aud butter. DO not al, .
J low the flour 10 burn Stir
} into this roux a eupful shred. =
ded pineapple. Nweetcned 10
! taste. a pinch 81 salt and the .
J weli.eeaten yolks of five eggs .
! Lastly fold ia the stifiiy .
! whipped whites Of tho eggs. a
J cook "a moment or two. then =
] set the pan Ia the oven and q
bake until the eggs are pulled .
! and set Turn out on a hot 4
J platter. apyiukle with sugar =
and serve hot
q d a . a q d 4 e. a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

high prices without a guarantee.
My ethics Is 10 guarantee Dental
work Al prices people can pay I
don't compete with cheap Dentists.
but do the best work for half tho
charge made by the Combine Read
my article IN Mondays Star.
EDWIN J. BROWN, 7i3 First Ave.
Union Block Between Columbia
and Cherry Streets.
Open evenings until . and Sun.
days until for people who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

The turban has usuFped tie tlsa
a the picture hat for msnY forrt
occasions. and IL gensrzlIy So I
fashionable GATHERINGS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
WAR TO THE TEETH

The Dental
Combine loses
two dollars. YOU
save a dollar and
! make n dollar
when I do your
dental work
Combine Dentlats'
alhlca laln chnrrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

q Mix together = cup OF ga,
. gar. cup o. flour. / teaspoon
a ~ soda and ! cup Of mplaHsos
a Heat y cup ~ butter with =
. cup Of milk. stir until well
. blended. combine the two mix
q tureH. add I seii beaten eggs,
= beat thoroughly. turn into
. buficred baking tish and bake
= IN a slow oven for about ~
q hours
. Cream sauce Cream q cup
q ~ butter. add gradually ! cup
q of sugar. fiasor with vanilla
. and add IS cup Of thick cream.
. Baked Bananas.
q FIii kaking dish with
= bananas which have been
. peeled. cut ia halves. length.
. wine and croaMWire To
a one banana ailow table
. spoons Of water. I ~ 90.
= gar. teaspoon 81 melted but
. Ter. oi lemon juice and a few
= grains Of salt. Basic often
. and rooh slowly a half an
= hour. OF till the bananas are
. red and strip thick. Serve
. very hot
:. :. :. = - :. = = : = !. = = !. :. - =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Dear Miss Grey WIN you please
tell the what IS good % clean the
teeth About what are the average
wages Of a moving picture OPERATOR
o NJ
A. About once q week. not often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Stew gently the contents ~ I
one can Of spinach. press I
through a sieve and add 10 {
one quart - hot milk Sea, I
son nicely and serve with I
cubes 81 toasted bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Il etters

Dear Alss Grey, How can sglf
Fen my hair ribhouaf 90 How
long should my dresses be- I arm
"a years old, five feet two To height
and am = freshman ~ high school
90 Hos can ! DO my hasff Il il
almost 70 the middle a my back. Il
iet black and is very thick and
curly SCHOOLGIRL"
III the ribbons are Of taffeta
you ran asiffeu them by ironing
them while vet wifh n bot iron n
~ a0fl silk. could not tell YOU
~ anything that would make them
stiff Il would seem almost n pity
10 braid your hair, bat Il would look
very pretty braided loosely part
way down and then tied with 8
bow Of bncoming color Your
dresses should be- Just above the
t0pa OF your shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

II yuu should scorch any calared
xpoda. such as iinsn. psrcais. etc. dip
Instantly IN vinegar. then sash and
rinse well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Star classified ads. Buy or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
pslmenIeo snest Pots.oes.

One quart cold. sweet pota- 4
toes cut in dice Pour over
one pint white sauce sea. 4
aone8 Sprinkle over grated .
cheese and cracker crumbs 4
Bake Ia hot oven. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Pineapple Omelet
Buitered Toast
Chocolate Cake Tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
SUNDAY MENU.


Cream Of Spinach Soup.
Curry Of Crab
Delmonico Sweet Potatoes
Mashed Turnlps
Honeycomb Pudding with
Cream Sauce Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Don't permit cardboard or other
boxes which hnyhor duss o. be- put
under any bed ~ on the top n any
cupboard or wardrobe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
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Curry Of Crab.

Curry Of Crab. q
Between two and three 4
] pounds Of crab meat. one real 4
small onion. three tablespoon .
} fuia u muiter. two Of flour. q 4
! aeant teaspoon of curry pow q
J der. a speck ~ cayenne, ~ 4
! tie salt. scarf pint Of wster =
! or stock. Let butter get hot. .
! then add onion cut very fine .
J and Try brown when the =
) onion II cooked add the flour 4
J and curry powder and stir all .
! together for two minutes Add 4
! stock. cook two more minutes =
! aud strain Add crab cur Ia =
! small pieces and simmer five .
J minutes. Serve with border a
! Of boiled rice around the dish .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Meat loses more weight hy boiling
Than BY any other process ~ cook
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Sage. taploca and barley add nu-
triiivg value 30 clear soups.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-01

.istinct understanding that It win
in no wise be refunded save only
where the agents are unable to Is
sue transportation"
In a casual glance over the book
lngs for San Francisco. at least a
dozen persons were found this morn
Ing who had registered their names
at the Office OF Castle & Cooke. the
Oceanic Steamship Company, and
also at the Pacific Mail agency.
These persons have been entered on
the steamer berthing lists for de-
parture by the Wilhelmina. the Ala
media and also the Korea.
1t stands to reason that there ia
bound to be some wholesale scratch
ing OF names on the pages Of the
passenger lists at all the local Of
fees on or before the fifteenth OF
March.