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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Our Special Mattress-40
lbs. weight; wood fiber
body; Is lbs Of felted cot
ton. the greatest value in a
low priced mattress on the
market today covered with
fancy cretonne ticking. reg
ular price S47S. Special for
this sale only .....S 3.15
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Dear Miss Grey / would thank
yuu very much los recipe for
making strawberry ielli and also
FOR canning same
A CONSTANT READER.
Olalla wash
A. See answer above Co "AuR.
loua Tor canning the strawberries
Here however O. another recipe FOR
canning the berries ln hot ayrup
Clean aud hull strawberries. place
In Jars ard cover with a bouing
syrup. made OF ! cup OF granulatrd
sugar 20 one cup Of water Set
Jars To dripping pan xiih some thin
pieces OF board REd pour little
hot water into pan Set the covers
on jars and place pan la hot oven
FOR 80 minutes Ftil jars 20 over
flowing with ayrup aud seal
For Jelly. mash the berries and
pat Ia kettle on stove until iuat
warmed through Squeeze Juice
out. same as for other jelly aiinw
lax the same quantity OF sugar a.
fruit juice. Etraw berries and raap
berries do not iell 40 easily a. some
other fruits. green apples. for tn
stance. aud II boiled anfficient
length OF tine 20 make a firm jeiiy.
are apt TO De strong Add a iltsie
green apple Juice or curfaut Juice
70 the strawberry juice aud Il viii
jell more quickly. and the straw
berry flavor Is not a. al impaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
five Splendid Mattress Values That We Offer for This Big Sale

Sanitary Quaker Mattress
Is lbs weight p lbs OF felt
ed cotton on top and bottom
20 lbs. Of wood fiber filling
covered with satcen ticking
hand tuitcd. roll edge rcgu-
lar price $3.50. For this sale
....... 900. ... S3.95
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

dandy suits for the diamond and
the hoys may be requested 70 re-.
main away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
Fine POrtiereS half Price

Our entire stock Of high-grade Portieres in
French brocades, of silk and velour, damasks and
silk tapestries. Many handsome period effects
all colors, mostly one pair of a pattern Values
$1,000 to 5000 .........,...,..H HALF PRICE
Real Brussels Lace Curtains, in and SPAR lots
regular prices $1,000 up to $4,000 pair, Special
...... ........ .............. HALF PRICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
TUESDAY MENU.

TUESDAY MENU. ,
Breakfast. !
SteWed Apricots. :
Cereal with Cream. !
OK Eyes :
Crisp Bacon !
Toast. Coffee.
Dinner.
Beef Broth with Rice.
Potato Pie.
Eggs Baked In Tomato.
Combination salad
Strawberry Bavarlan Cream. !
Coffee.
Supper.
! Scrambled Eggs with Peas
! German Fried Potatoes.
Biscuits
Slowed Cherries.
! Orange Layer Cake Tea. (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
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and turn them Into the eggs. stir
ring all the time Serve hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
A Fine AII-MetaI Spring Specially Priced

Patent diamond
link fabric sup
Iported on ends
with oil tempered
helicgl springs
h cav tubular
iron Sides. angle
iron ends. any
size regular price
$3.50 ca or
Special 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

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fffNf .Nf"F NANN fNA NNH Itfh"f
tel me how 90 can Strawberries
without cuoking7 ThCru is "a way TO
keep thcm hy just putung them ln
tho Jars with sugar and ! think Wa.
tor DO not care Cor ihe ones that
are cooked ANXIOUS.
Strawberries Preserved, TN.
cooked Pat strawberries and
erauulatod SUGAR ln alternate layers.
nliing a bis bowl let stand all
nlght uncovered IN the morning
nll W. Jars and seal perfectly light
They win Keep ven and viii look
as natural cas- The fresh fruit
Another way Prepare tho fruit
and SUGAR at uiKhl On thc Same way
Ia the morning crush ali we'll, thon
fu up Jars and seal uEht usc a
wooden knife to pack ffuit for you
must Dee very careful not 20 leave
any air bubbles lH the iar Nice loF
shortCako I'm winter
Some people have known nm
'lc fairs with tho befreh und add
about e of cup of sugar io oueh
pint Uf lhe fruit thru 600 tu the
brim With cold water and seal iIfbi
or Il safer was ao Hs Geo he sure ali
CIR is excluded ia 10 place the
fru.tulied lHH m tub and uH
wlth water. allowing ihe water to
come 90 au inch oF so above ibc tops
al abe iHrs Then screw the covers
of The Jars 0n underneath fhe wa.
ter va this way yoH may be sure
that they are airuehf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

GinEhAmH. pcrcales and coiored
lawns are very attractive made up
~ peasant blouse styles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Sour Cornmcal.
Should cornmeal begin 90 sour.
pas o 10 a bread pan and beat u
IN the oven AlNAya use soda with
meal. because Il has an acid which
baking powder wili not combine
with 10 cause chemical action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Various gray combinations are
much IN evidence 10 homeapun
suits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

The Purity Mattress-A full
40-lb. mattress OF finest long
fiber fclied cotton, hand tuii-
cd and made with roll edge
will always remain soft and
buoyant covered with fancy
cretonnc: regular 50 so
grade. Special for this sale
49,. .............. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Hats worn By children are Of the
small round mushroom type. and
are made Of fine black. cream Or
tan Milan straw small flowers
are used for trimming them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

trimming arranged at the bnck,
particularly upH and wired bows ~
maine OF lace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Chiffon jumpers are worn over
foulard dreaHca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Mnrple wells with black aud
white thread mesh are good The
new heNngou design bias ID chenille
dot small dots nfe liked best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Hair dressings are marked BY
simplicity
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Lone pendant earrings Of Jewels
OF Set are Sorn with evening Coz
tunes Large hoops ~ Egyptian
design are la high style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Low nocka aud short sleeves are
nhown upon the majority uf SUM
mcr waists Tailored waists nl
Says have long sleeves With cuffs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Green Is tho moe, popular color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

upiurned br'mH are the smart
thlnE in millinery Small bats are
high style Scarlet n oyery shade
is thc predominant color in miiiin
cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Windsor ties Of bias plaid or
polka dotted SILK are worn VITA
Dutch collars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

Black hats are much worn for
evening. and are almost devoid OF
trimming in many Instances
White. cologcd and black algfeis
and ostrich feathers are also used
20 trim them
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
GIRLS DANCES TO
PORTRAY MUSIC |
Violet Romer Will Make Pro.
fessiOnal Debut at the CO.
lumbia Theater

Another fnspirational dancer Is to
mare forth in the professional world
from San Francisco next month and
the greatest interest attaches to the
debut of Miss Violet shawhan, daughter
OF Mrs Ada Romer Shawhan, the we'll
known artist, who will make her first
pubic appearance on Sunday afternoon,
october 8. at 2:so o'clock, at the Column
bia theater. &
violet Romer will be her professional
name ana 1t is confidently predicted by
those who know her ability that she
VIII make her nom de danse as famous
as nave Maud Allan and Isadora Dun
can. -. tS@T-s--.-. -
MRS, Ada Romer Shawhan presents
her daughter, although the affair Is an.
hounced as under the auspices of the
weIl known woman's organization, the
fapyrus club. The little dancer will
oe assisted by grand symphony or
ChestTa of so musicians by Bernat
Jauius, with Giulio Minetti, as concert
master and Luis Pamies, piano soloist.
Eioiet Romer, as she must be known
nence1orth, Is a charmingly pretty, fair
naired girl. barely Is years old, who
mas ,lor some years given before audi
ehces OF her mothers friends; interpre-
.aeions or music through classical
dances: So widely has her talent be-
come known that she has been ap-
proached by managers with offers OF
enga agements, and she will leave shortly
ior the east. This will probably be the
last opportunity vouchsafed San Fran
ciscans of seeing her until she has
mace her reputation in the great world
me program will be as follows:
Overture, "Jubel'' fweber)--Orchestra
L ,r.asa Adlen' Chopin; 'Andante Cantabile''
drIyads,, Mecoyl fby permission Of the i1e Bohe-
man man cIub and the composer. William j Me-
Coy; Spring Song, tby request (Mendelssohnl
= Sloiet .Romer and orchestra
Orchestra t"asnei'-
The Psyche Myth: dreams. Tristan und
fsoide Gradsa sthe awakenngl Wagner; ''Slavonic
Sranie song tWanderingsl 8(Neruda): The
Butterfly. Cupid DIsguised) (Grtegg,' piano
SOLO; SOL Luis Pamies: .valse des Fleus'' fNut.
cracker suite,; Love triumphant Tschai-
koyw.ikssksy,myiolet y.i Romer and orchestra
" Ariesienne Suite No. l. s(Bizet)-Pre-
lude minnet adagiette carillon-Orchestre
hungarian Rhapsody No. or S(Lisztl--Violet
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
DESERTED.BY Wife
MAN TRIES SUICIDE
Sydenham Glenister Shoots Self
Twice, but Inflicts Only
Superficial Wounds

Because his wife deserted him. TAX
ing her baby boy with her, Sydenham
L. Glenister, an employe of the Union
iron works, fired two shots into his
breast yesterday morning in an at
tempt to end his life The bullets only
inflicted superficial wounds, and at the
central emergency hospital, where
Glenister was taken, it was stated that
he would soon recover
Glenister had reason to believe that
his wife and baby were at 46O Broder-
lex street, and he called there yester-
day morning and asked Mrs. Emily
Hale, the landlady, for permission to
see them. She told him she did not
know anything about them and Glen
lister drew revolver from his pocket
and fired two bullets into his breast.
His wife had left with him at their
rooms, 1715 Geary street, their two
other children, Sidney. aged 5, and Cor
don, aged 4.
Glenister is a Scotchman. He served
in the Seaforth Highland regiment and
became a sergeant major. During the
Boer war he lost his left arm. His wife
deserted him last Saturday because, she
had declared to friends, he was unable
to support her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
FOQTPADS THROW
VICTIM into BAY
Sailor, Robbed of Watch, Chain
and Locket, Is Consigned
to Waves

Two thugs who robbed William Sah1
the steamer Centennial, lying at the
wharf, foot of Second street, of silver
watch. chain and locket on the wharf
shortly after midnight yesterday morn
ing, threw him into the bay. Sahlgren's
cries for help were heard by Ole An
dersen. watchman on ship. and he
succeeded in rescuing him. Sahlgren
wasAInable to give a description Of the
thugs.
K{nneth B. Smith of Seattle was at
tackled by a fotpad in East street late
Friday night and knocked down. His
diamond ring was pulled off his finger
and his gold watch and chain taken
from his vest pocket. The ring was
valued at $3.50 and the watch and chain
at $40. -
5.William j. Stewart of Sacramento
laid his suitcase, containing articles
valued at $199, at his feet while buying
a ticket at the ferry ticket office Fri
day morning and when he looked for 1t
again 1t had disappeared.
Burglars broke into building ad-
as a classroom by the Everett Manual
training school on Friday night and
stole articles belonging to the school
department valued al SIS.
Frank Bell, 161 Sixth street, was
robbed Of a gold watch and chain
valued at $3.50 while drinking in
saloon In Stewart street Friday night
Burglars broke into the residence of
William Dixon, a negro preacher, at
1920 Greenwich street Friday night and
stole $3.50 in greenbacks, a diamond ring
valued at 5000 and a diamond shirt stud
valued at $3.50.
E. H. Gates, 113 Eighth street. told
the police that he was robbed of 500
while drinking at the bar OF the Argus
hotel. Eighth ana Mission streets, early
yesterday morning.
Harry Olsen, living at Haight and
Cole streets. was robbed of q purse.
$40 and watch and chain on a Haight
street car.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
NURSING RUBBER
MAN HAS REBOUND
Watchman and Chauffeur Who
Changed Vacations Held on
Angel Island

F. S. Minott, secretary of the Good
year rubber company, who arrived from
the orient Friday on the Tenyo Maru
and refused to leave the ship because
the immigration officers would not
allow his two nurses to land, yesterday
grafton station at Angel island. The
men were taken before a board Of in
quiry, and when it was explained that
they had been engaged as nurses, they
were given permission to land, and
left with Minott last night for New
York
Although nurses now, the men are
not particularly proud of their pro-
fession, which was adopted to qualify
them for the job which was offered to
them by Minott, who was in bad health
and required their services When the
immigration officers asked them their
respective occupations one replied that
he was watchman and the other
claimed recognition as a chauffeur. In
these capacities, both men being aliens
their landing would have been. a vio-
lation of the contract labor law, and
the inspectors ordered them held for a
board of inquiry.
Minott's protests being unavaiIing
and his explanations too late to change
the order, the rubber man refused to
leave the ship, and remained on board
with his nurses until yesterday morn
ing, when he insisted upon accompany
ing them to Angel island.
Many far sighted man is a close OBJ
server. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

Many far sighted man is a close OBJ
server.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

terday afternoon at Pioneer nall. ana ana
a very delightful occasion IL proN7U
to be- h,,t
There was no formal program. Ous
the members gave talks reminiSceii. i,'- -
the,- srr,7,er travels Among those
who smoke were Mrs. Deane, the presl-
dent: Mss Jerome Madden, WITS
Denervaud and Mrs. William Kern.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
TIMES OF
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS

The following closing times of trans
Pacific mails have been announced by
the postoffice department:
For New Zealand-via the steamship Spit
head September 80, 10 q. m.
For China and Japan--via the steamship Man
churia September 81 1890 a. M
For Manila. P. I.-via the steamship Man
steamship Sherman, October. 3, a., m.
For Hawai-yia the steamship Manchuria,
September 81 IL 80 a. M; via the steamship
Wilhelmina. September 2s 10 a. M; via the
steamship Sierra October l. 9:3o a. m.
For Tahiti-via the steamship Marfposa, Oc-
foher II "a m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

YACHT BREAKS RUDDER-Aameda- Sept %
The yacht Wanderer- in charge of Captain
Louis 7. Ward Of this city which left for
the southern coast last Tuesday, has arrived ar
santa Barbara. On the voyage down the coast
the Wanderers rudder was broken. The crew
improvised rudder and the voyage was con
tinued without further mishap.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
WHIST PARTY PIANNFI

WHIST PARTY PLANNED-Lire Oak circle of
the Companions OF the Forest OF America
will give whist party ia Ben Hur hall of the
BE- POiito building next Tuesday evening. There
is 70 be a short program Of musical and liter
sry nunsoers and light refreshments viii be
served.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
HEALTH BOARD AI[)S
EDUCATIONAL WORK
Lectures Form Interesting Fea-e
ture of Retail GrOcers' and
Merchants Exposition
Records for Attendance Broken
During First Week of the
Second Annual Affair
[seeeial Dispa,eh 70 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN JOSE. Sept 24.-At the close
OF the first week of-the second annual
industrial and pure food exposition in
this city tonight. II was announced that
all attendance records had been broken.
Several scores 0f booths and an army
of demonstrators have been gathered
under the roof Of the Auditorium rink
and its annex and big canvas annex
which blockades Market street between
san Antonio and san Carlos.
The aisles between the booths are
channels for slowly smoving streams of
humanity.
An interesting feature is the educa-
tional campaign carried on by the Cali
fornia state board of health. through a
series Of lectures. DR.. Rupert Blue and
Prof r. r. Long OF Stanford univer-
sity have been.prominent speakers this
week
WAR AGAINSTaRODENTS
DR.. Blue has been explaining the
necessity for the passage OF a law TO
compel owners Of property and tenants
10 wage war Of determination on ro-
dents, including ground squirrels.
Professor Long lectured yesterday on
"Dairying in California" He spoke to-
night on Sewage Disposal and Water
supply in Relation to the Public
Health"
Mrs. John C. Jury, a local society
leader. is in cha rye Of the musical and
literary program. The assistance Of
some Of the best known musicians and
artists, professional and amateur, has
been enlisted.
AWARDS FOR EXHIBITS
The committee on awards today sub
mitted the following report:
We. your committee selected at
the convention of the California
retail Erocers and merchants as
sociaton 70 make awards on dis
plays made at the second National
industrial and food exposition. beg
leave 70 report as follows:
TWO MOST ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS
California eucalyptus hardwood company. San
Trink -Dohrmann company. San Jose.
TWO MOST ARTISTIC DISPLAYS OF GOODS
Itslian-Swiss colony. San Francisco.
Cnlifona fruit Gamers association. san,
BEST COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT
W o. Alexander. wholesale grocer Of San Jose.
TWO MOST ARTIsTIc ELECTRICAL DIS
PLAYS
California electrical construction company. San,
Jose.
Port Costa milling company. San Jose
And we further recommend that
special prizes in this class be
awarded to:
California development board San Francisco
California state board Of health. Sacramento
The following motion was made and
carried:
Moved that E. ". Allen is dele
gated and authorized TO place rib
bOns and diplomas on the exhibits
awarded.
JOSEPH A. STUIZ
chairman. San Francisco
W. E. O'CONNOR,
secretary, Stockton
J. D. CAMPBELL. stockton
A. z. SKILLICORN Oakland
j. +. HUNSICkE ER. San Francisco
WM LENHOFF, San Francisco
H HUPPMANN, San Francisco
r. z. MUEGGE. San Francisco
JAMES POPERT, Sacramento
y A SCHMIDT, Lagunitas
T. HARTJE, San Francisco
J. r. SANS, Los Angeles
HALNOR HAUCH. Alameda
JOHN 2. TOPP, San Francisco
J. H ELLIOTT, San Francisco
F. FIEDLER, Sausalito
c B. PEARSON, Stockton
2 A BUCKLEY, San Francisco
-- JOHN CASSlCH, Sacramento
Q. D. CARSON, Stockton
W. H POSTON, Pomona
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
GREEK LETTER "FRATS"
ARE To BE ABOLISHED
University of Mississippi Trus-
tees Decide on Action

MEDFoRD. Miss, Sept 24.-By un-
animous vote the board of trustees of
the University of Mississippi last night
decided to abolish Greek letter socie-
ties from that institution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF
PIONEER SOCIETY MEETS

The woman's auxiliary OF the Society
of California Pioneers. Of which Mrs
Margaret Deane is the president, held
the opening meeting of the season yes
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Gas Bills Reduced

And your gas service taken care of
for small monthly charge. Gas Con-
sumers' Assn. 467 O'Farrell St. phone
Franklin III
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

The rest microbe is responsible for a
lot Of laziness
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
The Maeelisnic Clouds.

The Ma@elauiC clouds are two
cloudy masses Of light. oval in shape
and unequal in size. seen at night in
the heavens in the vicinity of the
south pole. They are supposed to be
nebulae. or dense aggregations of
stars, so far distant as 10 give TO the
unassisted eye the impression of cloud
like masses. They cover areas of A.
and 10 square degrees respectively and
are so named IN honor of Ferdinand
Magellan, the great Portuguese nayi-
gator, who first observed them In 1920
during his voyage around the globe
New York American.
Chronic Condition.
Prospective Tenant-Of course the
house needs repairs Owner-Huh,
Did you ever see a house that didntf
Taikative Mute.
'She is go garrulousr' said the first
deaf mute. speaking of friend who
was similarly affected
rs that so?"
Yes. Why, do you know, when nc
one is around for her to talk to size
makes her right hand talk TO her left
Anonymous.
Now, Johnny said the teacher of
the juvenile class to pupil, "anany.
nous means without a name. Can yon
give me an exampief'
"Yes, ma'am" answered Aohnuy.
"The baby that arrived at our house
yesterday IS anonymous "-Exchauge
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
A Sion.


blanchard must lately have made
lot of money somehow
Il haven't heard about it,
Il haven't either. bur he addressed
our Sunday school recently and sa I'd
1t was blessing 10 have struggle"
Chicago Record Herald.
Origin Of WaItzins.
The waltz originated in Germany
during the latter part of the eighteenth
century. but did not become fashion.
able until 1900 1t was introduced into
England by Baron Neumau and 9th
ers in 1913. II is termed a popular
round dance of three quarter time.
The Feminine Tenderfoot.
Young Lady ton first visit To western
ranchj-For what purpose do you use
that coil Of line ON your saddle: Cow
puncher-That line. as you call il, lady.
we use for catching cattle and horses.
Young LADY, dare say. Now, may ]
ask what do you use for bait?-.ludge.
Piano Fingers.
ChildrenS nails sometimes get sore
M the roots from practiciHg ON The
plan" io" necessarily when the nails
are longer than they should he. Cut
them very short for "A time. even Mt
the expense Of ugly hands.