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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-10-18

Racine-Ueble De Ham, a tan
ner, sixty years of age, unmarried,
made doubly sure of ending his life.
Entering the basement of his home, he
tied a strap around a rafter and the
other end to his neck and swung off.
At the same time he fired a bullet
from a 32-caliber revolver through his
head.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-10-18

Racine = Charles Schwenenberg,
sixty-one, patient Of st. Lukes
hospital, who fell from the scaffold
and was thought to be only slightly
injured, cut his throat with a pocket
knife borrowed from another patient
With the blood squirting from the
jugala- vein and his life ebbing
away, he called for paper and pencil
and wrote note in German to the
effect that he was being bounded by
some enemy who was going to kill
him, and he thought it best to foil HE
party by committing suicide.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-10-18

Appleton.-The jury in the breach
of promise suit of Mrs. Clara
Hess of Kaukauna against Herman
thinner, a wealthy farmer of Grand
Chute, in municipal court here, re-
turned a verdict awarding Mrs. Hess
$4,000 of the $4,000 asked for. The
case will be appealed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-10-18

Wausau-The rising waters of
the Wisconsin river in this vicin-
ity are reaching the proportions Of
a flood 1t is over seven feet above
normal and has been rising at the rate
of four to five inches an hour, and
not until in the night is the crest
of the food expected to be here
Street car and wagon road traffic be-
tween Wausau and Schof1eld was cut
off by the continued rise of the water.
Schofield is at the junction of Lake
Wausau and the Eau Claire river.
Oshkosh.-The city attorney de-
sided that the petition Of 1900
voters presented September 8 is in
sufficient to warrant the mayor in
calling an election on the question of
the adoption of the commission form
of government. This opinion is based
on the fact that the petition was
signed previous to the amending of
the commission government law.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-10-18

aukesha.-Clazsnce Boyd, who
is charged with breaking into the
Schock meat market on Clinton street
and obtaining $125 on the night OF
September 10, 1910, was arrested here
by Patrolman Gardner and Undersher-
if John Ingersoll 1t is said that pre-
vious to the robbery Boyd asked GER
tain parties to assist him with his
task.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
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Co. O. EssiD q - E.s -
ossaD As.S-CA~aeias ssnDAAaS
eo-eUuuA.ss ~ Gss.sas ssaA
hns GuA q. HDs. Bnka. To
Cee. a., OnV - ea1s p@uD -
- p.Ve 4 irA~s.assS ~ sasar
- k.aaA . AsGAase - sosh soa-
- - Gssai.ns ssssAsy o0s
dzssssly 0aA osss9 ssA LssAssAl.
- Auauso - - ssluasss a .
sssA ssnA - - osahso sssld Nsss
0anaasD . sssss-ho~s s~ss sosA ~
fsss9 u ~ = ssus. = essssi~lv
0oshd - . ksss - 0sasisus vsAlsy
80 0sasasas ssssays sspsss.ssa-
sssD - - Pusals 80 susAs soa-
tsu.0 y 1sssasy shesh sssty sks
aasns - - osnnsios 80 - shl<
- oahs ssssssssssAs0.s " has 18th
- saGonsa.s q NJ Yssto.
~ ks1s Ssua ns. Essbs ssA-
IT. pDaVas q Bsse~ visa ass
sssy sssAsGsssie osss she pscVassd
suAe suuas 1yun Dsss~ 70 shss y'laee
rks sOsAs y . sAnss cut lsoa Fsaves
falbu~iaG sks 0sesssl eoSsse 81 the
c. q D. ussLs0sd ssA Vsn plsee the
too cssiss osly lS5 asiIss spsss with
. Oe<'A sshsssatial rod betweea
tkoa-
"Ths Psople II 81. Elmo have
sw1ke - tAe fact shst sn ex,ensson
II tAis susA ve~ld ~ . asod thiaS
he sAis pasas s.d 80 sssrtiaS q
ooss0ss1 - sscsss sAs sa.,e. Tia
Cop vssAs - sssae esesaAsd 70 tAss
plsas 80 70 ~ fsAiAG sssosss q the
Tsybas Pssa dssAsiCs.
"NOv sksss dass 0sss;sos sasnA
o. sAso pnisAsP Piskia cad Ohie
Cisy vsslA sssssslly cAass ~
pssas Osss ssskss WiDlians o. Tea
~ pao cd dOsa osesss csssk 10
sosssss sisA ~ hoasscA psss sosAa
q R.siia.
"TAis vo~A slso - H. nos,
pssCsisskls sosas IOs . sasAs sasl
cossscsiaG Issvss - LssAvilIs
With tAs 0ssais0a river ssgai0a q
~ Osssss. aogs. Tkis Nd vssll
paass Osasisna sAoss lo0 nilss
buo 0sasss - ~ ssip eOslA b
asAs ~ ssAs - sssss hssss - ~.
A. 80 ~ ssuaA lssss ns.sss u
- osssiao ksss sDssssl kosss u
- - sAssn 70 nsasss - Aay
~ OsiAsr 10 islssusA by pr
ssss wAs - u . position 70 kno~
- Q ssoA 90 BE- neAs With very
iAtas sspssss oves Willis.s psss
OseA - 70 sscss1 . san per Osnt
essAs. ~ Old staoe sosA hsvinG
eoossty pssd sss sAis sssse.
n OsaA susd - sssAsA nss~ssa
tAsD sse sscsioas u cossasy - =
- - ~ ooss psscsissl rosie ~
slsas sAosl1 Asap bsi.A i.
l
fsisas Il isasssa aloaG this roste
0ssSA - Hssssse spsinGs. s. Emo
0ssyAy oiss. hssSocA niniag die.
ssisa. eAssvoA niaiaG AisGrics, sAe
haliaoAsA, Rtkia cad Ohio City.
"Dy I'll ossss ~ - vost sossthss
- osks sAis pscisCs . Fsal lact I'D
- . nsss Arsen. We caa do il il
- bss wosk toGsthsr s,d Aoa't -
soaA Ssss."
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

News- Chaopion wantads are read
religiosely. Try ssing them and
70. will profit. They are writes
and placed right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

| lNAM!I.HAR w Ia :
osly Eve oenis . |
Blsck Dssaoad Cosl
l6sf. s T. DAY. sGeat.
COAL COAL, GOAL.
P.svaas 4 Fsrgssns
I.asr-Oue dark bsewa cFsvssstse
eseseess. ksssra 10 this olkes ssa
psse,ve rswssa. lA-l7.
Hasd cad solt easl D<sv ed
sssss6ssviaG b. Z. Day, Phoee,
0sanisoa l07l. 3ltf.
| IA. Fupsx, Ps,sssr and Dscoss-
Tor, Nossh hsia Sspsst, GsaRisoa
SiSa work . spscislsy. ll6
Cell II the Ee~s- -Chsapioa OlIi<s
ios ssss'ss. Hs.e . big ssPpiy
Closso0s Ado0s
Fssaitsss ssd Q~ssaswase. TEL
epAose. Bssves s6l.
Toa aALE-RsscA-sAO scvvs, %
| pOwAurAOru Addpunn
EJ bowsas,
As-se Po.dssAos..
Foe sALs-Oos G.s hasss, aood
Asisss - ssA1lss. Ises;ss
". b. NCNEa.
lS-N 0sssisoa, Colo.
FOa REkr-rhsse siesay fse-
nisAsA sooos fos ligAs Housekeeping.
TEos. MATouEff,
A7M La vsts Aoasl.
r. -
O.s Lightning hey bssss.
l7-As BLAcxsrook BRos.
- n -
Fisst clsss .ilk aslivsssA 70 say
psss oi ~ s;sy.
A7-Ao FRED ANDeasoH.
-. - = ca
I Gill Asvs Miscs hssG end Fr~is
Cskes ios rAsstsgiviaG. ChsisAaas
end New Ysss's.
l5sf EUBzA TRonAs.
I have opsssd WaAch and Jewel
~ Repair Shop in wss GsHsissa,
= ths cosnes II New York Avsase
ssd Boulevard. Ceae IN end -
e :s,!s s'''''' ca. pv.s....
erxArED on SroLEx-From the
Tosachi prison pessSre. two Aay
asres. three yeass old, bsasdeA Q)
on right sAoslders e25 reward fos
inlornaGioa IesdinH 10 their recovsry
|. ". A. 6anDox,
1850. Doyievills. Cola.
All pessoas indebAsd 10 me ere
earnessly requested to pay 70 eithss
Of the 0ssnisoa benks snd ~ re-
ceip4 Tor each anosnt dee cad paid.
The viii Be greatly appreciated.
45-4S HExRY PURRIER.
n Wssap Spssinb
Long or short kimonos ! ! discount
from regular price. Mene wool
Staley snderwear No. III. Regular
price 81 80 u only el.l0.
aAMPLINUD.
La cleanesa cleaners clesn rosr
clothe.,
Osr spotses spots each spot that
show.
Oft ssited ssiters suits are pressed.
Call ss TO cAll and you call the bes4.
c. STONE,
a6tf. Tailor and Cleaner.
Warm carpess, bright rsg<, st-
trsctive ~ squares This 10 the
esason vixen the home 10 made cheer.
fal for The winter seasoa. Der fer.
nissre and Qseensware store 10 ~ell
eqsipped 70 supply yosr sanss, in
fsct this coming .eed has beea msde
. stsdy. II vo~ have . probIe. j.
not knowing just what 70 get. -
oar De~ pafterns.
CLARENCE ADAHs, Gsnnison.
,atisinQ Columns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
n NOD $500

Long or shost kimonos ! discount
from regular price. Meme wool
Staley underwear No. III. Regular
price el 80 q only clio.
0AAPLINRn
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

~ ~ OuD "Sou9
a1ls. n lm!ley ~
ne. CuNN1aoN ISL
Dust tssl 70 sssA cor Cd
COAL. COAL, COAL.
Passoas 4 FssGssoa.
0rsi. s.d pnssso s.chs fOs ssk =
q d Aassia's ~.
Cell = Eisssaa Mssss ys's Sss
Fsrssssss, Llnolssa, RsG, vsA
Fos Sale OF TsADs-Fosi Rss-
shoss, gill ovsshssl
A5st. Mas. C. L. WILDUs.
Clssssoe Adsos.
Fssnissve sad Qssesswsss. Tel
spAose Bssver 56l
OentIs kosse fos sals. Will vosA
dosble o. siRele. ride o. drive WiA
ssll cAssp. Addssss Nm. \. CAvA-
HAuea, Gsasisoa. llu
FOs plsss ed sssi.sass o. say
Line u esosas vosk -
G. L. WILsUR, 0sssisna.
Assi. Phoss, hsssss sol.
Sc Csssis Oshos.s, Upess Msia
sAssss, Gsssisna, fos pips esaiao.
- sspVlisA ks1A suba. UsAss -
~, saA0s ksilsss, sisks, 80. III
Pos 8ALS-nsy, sboss so ssss.
Pps6es 10 kose Il ~ o. soncA, uaoe
AS-52 Ell BowERs, Po~AssAess.
ICE! ICE! ICE!
The Old pslieble 0unsison Vsllsy -
Co Wholssale cad pstoil.
l7u. n. A. PExHlSssoH, A0.
Pkoss hssvss lOol.
Fo& SALE-lA0 toas of hay %
Blss assa, 1oss Milss lro0 6apissse
e5 pr soa. 1850 scsss of SssesA
pssssss will - Gsssis. IL. SAackh-
tosd, bslAwia. Colo A9A
Pvof. 2. 6cAsvsss kas sscsssd ~
0sssisos aaeeey ios sks Ssosss
"Isdiaa RsosAy" tAsG cssss rAss-
assisa. Kidney sd blsddes trosAls
&c. olW boetle So The Prof..
Foa 6ALE-About $50 tone Of hay,
pess haliAg Asy, tvelve niIes fsoa
0snaisoa, os the H. &. Herris rsncA.
Two Assdsed end eighty scsss q
psstsss Gus With The sAle.
Also tAe shove saDcA for pent for
Eve yeass cssA rent lsssire Of
TRoe r. NsssETr,
A4-A7. Baldwin, Cob.
e0 -
Furnished hosse Inquire Of
A6tf. Mrs. T. j. FLAvIH.
Coatrsctos wanted for the hssl-
inl Of sbowt one thosaesd to.a,
Doss OF lesa, Of orc from The S4as
mine 10 the railroad sidinx q
Bocker's place. Address p Bischoa,
Administrator. Aspen. Colo. 4erf
SdksuAs Nv
We will Be glad TO receive sub-
scriptions q any time, intended for
holiday eifss. II will help Nc . veil
- yos II VOC viii ssbscribe nov.
46tf NoeuAL Book SroRE.
F. -
Eighty acre. Of land two miles
esst froa Main street Partly i'm
proved at bargain il taken soon.
Isqsire Of J. j DuxBAR, A6tf
New York Ave West Gunnisop.
ouAouh Sauv.
Leaves BaldwiA every morning e.
0pt Sundays at GO q. m.
Arrives Gvnnison Oils.
Lesves G.nnieon Loo p. N.
Arrives Baldwin 500 D. m.
| Fare. abost 5 cents q mile. P.c&-
agss delivered anywhere along the
ro.se Your patronage respectful,
collected.
19tf- II. S. CRARr, Proprie.o..
a. - - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
1880.

All pefsoas indeb1ed 20 me aFe
earDestly requested TO pay 70 eithes
Of the 0sunisoa boaks and 81 re-
ceip4 for each anosnt dee aad Paid.
The will BE- greatly appreciated.
45-l6 HExRY PURRIER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
e0 -

Furnished house Inquire Of
A6tf. Mrs. T. j. FLAvIH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

6fRAYEp on SToLEn-From the
Toa.achi prison pestsre. two bay
asres. thfse years old, bsssdeA Q)
on right sAoslders. e25 reward for
iniornsGioa IssdinG 10 their recovery.
". A. SAsIDox,
1850. Doylevills. Cola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Coatrsctos wanted for the kssl-
ing Of sbowt one thosaosd toaa,
oose OF lesa, of orc from The Ssas
mine 10 the railroad sidine -
Bockers place. Address P. BischoG,
Administrator. Aspen. Colo. 4etf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Foa SALE-Abost ESQ tone Of hay,
psss haliAG ksy. tvelve miles fsoa
0sanisoa. % the X. &. Hsrris rascA.
Two hssdsed end eighty scsss q
pestsse Goss With the sale.
Also ~ shove raDcA Tor Fent ios
Eve yesss cesh rcnt lassise Of
TRos r. NlsDErn,
A4-47. Baldwin. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
SuksuAs Nv

We will Be glad TO receive sub-
scriptions - any time, intended for
holiday Gifss. Il will help Nc - veil
- yos II VOC will Subscribe nov.
46tf NORMAL Book SroRK.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

IT, wssAers SaoSs Of Colossdo
60 ssvss sssCA . rsssoeable Aesrss
Il pssapssisy sstil i - lscsosiss 70
ssilise IL aGncslssssl psoAsCss end
psovids asay Il ~ sssdsof ooessnp.
ia. s.d ckssp hoos osens of reAsc-
aioa Sor IL neaal bssriAG oses. To
sAip oar osspst il . crvds sAsAs TO
Aisas.s satsss is eiviaG TOO mech
10 tAs heslsr and The middle man.
LAke City Photograph.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

ICE! ICE! ICE!
The Old pslisbIe 0sasisoa vsllsy -
Go. Wholsusle cad psaal.
l7d. n. A. PExHsvssos, ANs.
PkOoe ns~ver lOol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

have opeRed WsAch and yewel-
~ Repair Shop in wsss 0sHsissa,
= ths corner of New York Avssss
ssd Boulevard. Cone in end -
ny prices.
A5-A6 c. n. BURoEss,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

rke Audisosiv1 Hoael in Denver
10 bidding for patroeaee from the
seschefs Who will attend the state
sesckers' .sstiAe beginning Der. "a
Ths koael 10 beiAe conducted in .
oasser thss will appeal, is cIesa in
eWy way, ~ith no bar in consection;
- every nodern coevieoce st very
so.sp.sbse prices. $lO per day
ssd upward.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
|\XIANT-ADS n d,. column
w Ct we ReaIh. hey .e
ony five ocnls . Inc. ctSSsos GtS1 ,,,|

Blsck hanoad Coel
A6sf. s T. DAY. sGeat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Pvof. 2. 6cAavess kss sscsssd tks
0sssisos aaescy los Tie lsosss
"Isdiaa RsosAy" tAsa cssss 49,
aasisa. Kidney sd blsddss tsoshls
&c. ollO bottle. So Tie Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
osl6uil Sllgs

Leaves Bald~in every morning e.
Upt Sssdsys at GO a. m.
Arrives Gvnnison 9:l5.
Leaves G.nnison Loo p. N.
Arrives Baldwin 500 p. m.
Fare. sbost 5 cents mile. PacA-
agss delivered anywhere along the
ro.se- fosr patronage respectful,
solicited.
1Stf. H. s. CRARr, Propriesos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

~ - en1 CaAD
Gill hsvs Mince nsee end Frvis
Cskes tos rAs.ksgiviaG. CAsissaas
sR6 New Ysss's.
A54f ELBzA TRonAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
Cuuilg

La cleaDest cleaners clesn rosr
clo4he4,
Osr spotser spo,s each spot that
sho~s.
Oft ssited suffers suits are pressed.
Cell ss TO call and you call the Besa.
c. STONE.
a6tf. Tailor and Cleaner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

ThroaGh the nedisn Of the Cor
tss pepess we learn Of the desth of
Js~es Carr. formerly of SApsero,
bss Who Fsoeatly hsd gone 10 Corses
10 i~e. Mr.. Carr csoe 70 the hover
GsnnisaA Valley froa EAelsad many
yssrs ego and iron upright living
e.ised ssd held many friesdsAips.
He was . csltsred and re6Ded eeatle-
osn and . man Of scrupsloss honor.
The fuDesal wss held a the Aetho-
dist church at Cortez.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Warm carpess, bright rsg<. ss-
trsctive ~ squares THE 10 the
essson vixen the home 10 made cheer
full foe The winter seasoa. Ger fer
nissre snd qssensware store % veil
e9sipped 70 supply yo~r sanss, in
fsct this coming seed has bcea made
. stsdy. II yo~ have . probIea in
Dot knowing just what 70 get, see
oar nee patterns
CIARExcE ADAns, Gsnnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Fos SALE-lA0 soas of hsy %
Dlse oesa, 1Oss milss fvoa 6apisssO.
e5 pr Tn. 1850 scrss of 1ssesA
pssssss viii - esssis. ~. SAsckIs-
tosd, Baldwin, Colo A3sf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
e0 81

Eighty scrcs Of land two mile,
cost froo Main street Partly i'm.
proved at bargain il taken soon.
IsQuire Of j. J. DuxRAR, 46tf
New York Ave. West Gunpi.op
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Pos eALs-bsy, sboss so ssas.
Pps6ss 70 ksvs il ~ On ss.CA, usos
Po~dssA0su.
lS-52 Z. j BvwERs, PowAsrAGsu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Fisst closs 0ilk dslivosOd 10 cay
psss of ~ sity.
A7-Ao FRED ANDeasoH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
COAL COAL. COAL,
PAsvaas 4 FergSsna

I.@r-0ne dask bse~a cFsveaesse
eseseoes. kssSrs 10 this o(kes cad
pssx,vs rswssa. AA-l7.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

sss Csssis OsAosss, Uppss Msia
sAssss, Gsssisna, fos pips esaiaG.
- sspVaisA ksAA ssla. wsAss -
~, saAGs ksilsss, sisks, &c. III
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30

and who have lost faith
aliberai sample Of Cuticur
ment, with 32-page book @
of the skin, may be obtain,
application to "Cuticura,
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30
PUMPING WATER WITH
FAMILY COOK STOVE
New Invention Said To Be WORKING
Very Successfully.

At the home of Alfred p. Olson
2OSO East Washington street may be
seen the newest and most novel pri-
Vate water works plant in this CITY.
constructed by Charles ID. SaXton of
BOISE, Idaho in accordance with de-
vices on which he has recently Sc
cured patents. His purpose in build
ing this plant is to introduce his in
vention in this locality. The novel
feature is that with the daily fire in
the kitchen stove, enough steam is
generated to pump sufficient water
from nearby well through suction.
automatically. TO keep filled a 200
gallon water tank on the roof OF the
house, which serves as a reservoir
answering all the household needs
and even furnishing water for the
stock in the barn. The cost of in
stallation is from $75 to 500. accord
ing to the height of the house and
depth of the well and the amount Of
pipe needed. The operation of the
plant costs nothing as the daily fires
for cooking, which would be burning
anyway, are ample for steam gener-
alton.
On the back of the kitchen stove As
an ordinary water heater or coil in
which the steam is generated A pipe
connects it with an ordinary cylin-
drical water tank standing near tho
stove. From the top of this tank a
good sized pipe runs to the tank on
the roof. In this latter pipe are a
series of check valves. Another very
small pipe runs from the tank on
the roof TO the one near the stove.
A large suction pipe also equipped
with check valves runs from the tank
near the stove down the wall.
All being ready to start a little
water is taken to the roof with which
to prime" the apparatus. and poured
into the big tank. A fire is built in
the stove. generating steam in the
coil. This escapes into the cylindri-
cal tank nearby and drives the air
mp through the check valve pipe lead
ing to the roof tank. 4 little water
percOlates back from the roof tank
through the smaller pipe and into the
cylindrical tank. condensing or killing
the steam and leaving vacuum i'm
mediately begins to suck or draw the
water out or the well ming the
cylindrical tank All this time more
steam is being made in the coil and
the process goes on automatically as
long as the fire burns in the stove
When It goes out Of course the water
plant remains in status quo until the
fire is started again. but the plant
being already filled with water it
needs no printing after the first time.
unless it is allowed to remain unused
so long the water becomes exhausted.
The inventor claims that the ordi-
nart use of a heating stove will with
this process run a plant large enough
to supply any ordinary household. Mr.
SaXton says he has all the water he
requires for all household purposes
and also pipes water TO his barn.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30

/, the soap and a
single applica-
ton of the ONT
nent and rest
and peace fall
Cor the first
time perhaps
in weeks, on a
d is ira cted
household. TO
those who have
tried and found
WdflJlDH I n q
usual remedies
in everything,
a soap and oint-
m the treatment
ed, pOst-free. on
" Dept. c. Bos-
ton. notwith-
standing that
these p u r @,
S W ct and
gentle emol-
lients are sold
by druggists
a N d dealers
everywhere.
Read what
a Justice Of
the Peace, ID. J
Pierce, of Cam
eron, n. c.,
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30
kC Lsdy Baltimore Cake

one cup butter; ? cNps .graRnlatea
sugar; cnb milk, keaSpOOnfH rose
aatey, 55z cups -four; ) Le7eE teaspoon
fHks K { BAKING R07ode,-; 7ohitcs Of q
eggs, beaten dry.
Cream the butter and beat in the sugar
gradually. Sift together, three times,
the -four and baking powder, and add
to the butter and sugar, alternately with
the milk and rose water. Lastly, add
the egg whites. Bake i'll three-layer cake
pans. Put the layers together with the
following frosting.
NorE-The cake is large one and sells at
Women 5 Exchanges for $50.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30

NJ. c. Rice. deed to SIS of sec ., twp
l south of range 4 west.
Ethlyn II. Adams To Clara NJ. c.
Rice. deed to So lot and all lot 9.
Claude T. Adams subdivision.
Arthur G. Bailey and wife to Ed
win c. Briggs, deed TO So lot s,
Claude r. Adams subdivision.
Greene & Griffin r. Z. x l. Co. to
MaXniliano CastellanOs. deed to lots
, and T. blk 1. Irvine addition.
John Mollet and wife to Pauline
Hlliard. deed to E1a of EIA of VIZ
of S1a of So of NWH of sec %, twp
, north Of range east.
Joseph Pavlista to Drahomir Won
dracek. deed 10 81 Of NJ of SEA
of NE4 Of see -. twp north of
range east.
VIM. y. Price To J. 5. Curtis. deed
to NEA of SEX of sec 80, twp ,
north of range east.
L. s. \. to Cecil c. Lewis. patent
to lots and and EIa of SWA
of sec so, twp l south of range :
east.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30
JUDGE IMPOSES FINE
FOR CYCLE SPEEDER
COMPLAINT BROUGHT AGAINST
MEN WHO DRIVE ON WRONG
SIDE OF STREET.
Case of Contreras Transferred To
County Court.

Forgetting the new department re-
Gently added 10 the city police force
to enforce the speed regulations. Hal
Davis, a young man of the city who
rides a motorcycle a good deal. was
running with wide open throttle Sat
urday evening The motorcycle cop
CHANGING in his direction at the time.
Hal was promptly arrested. released
on bail, and his hearing deferred I'M
til Monday, when he appeared in the
office of the police judge Little at
tempt at defense was made and he
was fined SIS which was promptly
paid.
They will soon learn" said Mar
shall Moore yesterday, that we have
added the motorcycle to the depart
ment for a definite and a particular
purpose. 1t is my intention to bring
in every speeder I can, and if they
want to spend their money in police
fines, that is their concern. My bus
mess is to see that the ordinance is
enforced. and il is going to be en-
forced, no matter who we see break
ing it,"
Three individuals We're brought be
fore the police court yesterday after
noon on the complaint of f. 4. Starr,
of the Commercial stables, for per-
sistently driving their cars on the
wrong side of the city streets. Mr..
Starr. who has a number of valuable
horses in his stable, has been con-
fused when out driving by having
automobiles drive down the left side
of the street. The ordinance requiring
drivers to keep to the right and cit
liens having the right to bring COM
plant against anyone breaking 1t,
Starr made a complaint against the
three parties, whose cases came up
yesterday.
The men against whom the COM
plaint was made are Hugh Daggs, T. l..
Conner and ]. w. Thomas, three well
known business men of the city.
They admitted before the judge that
they had driven their cars on the
wrong side of the street and immedi-
ateIv afterward Starr arose and re-
ouested that the complaint be DIS
missed. Judge Thomas consented TO
accede to his request advising the
motorists. however, TO exercise greater
care in the future.
The case of r. NJ Contreras. the
Mexican who brutally assaulted lg-
nacio Segobia last Sunday morning
was transferred from the city TO the
county court YESTERDAY
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30

The following is the record of
realty transfers in the office of
the county recorder yesterday,
as reported by the Arizona Alb
straet & Title Co., 1874 West
Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30
Lady Baltimore Cake
The Most Popular Cake This Season

ByAIrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill. .Edifor0t
tie Boston COOKING School Magazine
This is considered by many cooking
made, though in reality it is not at all
difficult.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30

Kate Douglas WiggiD. whose Rob
meta" written with three of her
British friends. is one of the fiction
leaders Of the spring season, is on her
annual spring visit to England Mrs.
Virgins latest story, Mother Carey $
Chickens" which is running serially
in one of the magazines, is listed for
early fall publication.
For six years Allen s. Myers,
prominent florist of Blair county, Pa,
kept a daily record of the number OF
PENNSYLVANIA railroad locomotives that
stopped in front of his green houses.
He fixed the number at 2O,5OO, and
has Just entered a suit against the
company to recover $4,000 damages
for the alleged destruction of flowers.
foNage and plants by the smoke ana
SCOT.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-30
FrostinS for Lady Baltimore Cake

TI5ee cabS RJuHHiGted sugar: , onp boiling
GGtSJ; arhHcS OF J Eggs: cHp chOppcd JQISfHS. I
-np ehOppea RHt-MeGlS; S ysgS cut m Ihin slices.
Stir the sugar and water until the
sugar is dissolved, then let boil without
stirring until the syrup from a spoon
will spin long thread; pour upon the
whites of the eggs, beaten dry, beating
constantly meanwhile. Continue the
beating until the frosting is cold; add
The fruit and spread upon the cake.
The K Cooks Book contains ninety Just
such delicious reCipes.-bread. mullins. cakes
and pastry. You can secure a copy free by send
ng the certificate packed in every 2S-ccut can
II Baking Powder to the JAoUEs MFG. Co.
Chicago. Small cans do not contain Cooks
Book certificates.