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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

Hifiulu steah. 1874 cents uaundi T-bnna
steahi 70 tsuts pound inin mutton chops.
10 cents pound lamb rhops. 10 ana tgM
cents pound shoulder mutton. , cents
pound veal futlets Dc cents pound salt
lafh it'b Ssnts pound Eastern ham ~
renin pound
eeuitawer, G and 10 cents head cab.
haar. 4 pounds 10 cents green peppers
10 cents pound celery. cents aialh I.
tiHA. cents pound sweet oranges 20
rfhir dnseui lemons. 10 Co 10 esntn dHssn
Hfapa fruit cents each and . foF so
cent? lard dates. ia cents pound
tfetfiuF cents pound lima cod. 3
pounds 20 rrntFl Hait salmon. 10 cents
pound hallhui checks. 10 cents pound.
puundH % cents rod snapper. 10 cents
pound, pounds 20 rentai snies pounds
rs erntHl Alaska and Holland herring a
fnf 80 cents large Norway bsfffng.
Tor 70 cents
Warrington eleamery butter. pounds
70 fnutsi fresh Eastern butter. at cents
pound, J pounds o. Minnesota huttsf ~
Ssnts rnund iawa butter. pounds 60
esniAi renovated 30 cents pound local
ranch sHSs. 10 eants auHcu. dozen ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
Praise Washlnaton.

FFdIsc WssUfN9toHs
I'VE strike the highest patriotic
note when we speak the name OF
Washington" said Rev l.. Kirk
Richardson az the Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian church.
Washington. be said. was not so
much a brilliant man. but a man Of
sterling worth and integrity. a
man for nations to reverence and
rulers to follow"
To Husbands and Wives.
Rev. Everett Merrill Hill OF the
University Methodist Episcopal
church. speaking on THE Young
Man In the Bread Line. or the
Problem OF si5 a Week" last night
said that the overfed man Is UNI
reasonable in his own way, and the
underfed man doesn't reason.
Young wives. he said. shouldn't de
mand automobiles, and the young
husband shouldn't think his wife a
mere doll. They should be help.
mates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
q. r. SHIELDS.

Voters Are you satisfied with
conditions as they are now3 II not.
give me your support In my candi-
dacy for the council. assure you
will give you the benefit Of the best
thought. time and energy possess
These are the words OF y. y.
Shields. president Of the Spokane
Grain Company. one OF the most
prominent wholesale dealers In
flour, feed and grain in Seattle. MIR.
Shields possesses particular qualifi-
cations for a scat IN the new council
Of nine because OF his long business
experience. his study of municipal
problems and his desire TO reduce
to a minimum the expense of con.
Quoting the municipal government
of Seattle.
Three plans which Mr.. Shields ad-
vances would save the city " Scat.
tie something like s250.000 Annually
almost enough In one year To pay
all councilmanic salaries for the
next ten years. Briefly they are
these: ~
How to Economic.
!. Have one election, instead OF
two, thereby saving TO the taxpay-
ers $4,000 to $4,000 year. This
can be done, and is being done else
where.
2. Change our financial system on
public improvements. We arc con
stantly carrying $4,000 900 to $4,000.
900 In the various improvement
funds. This Is one OF the great
leaks. Mr. Shields believes he can
effect an arrangement whereby
work will run on just as smoothly
at a saving Of from 100000 to $780,
900 a year
3. The clty's printing bin is run.
ming from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
This, In the belief OF Mr.. Shields,
can be handled for half the amount
now spent, yet with as good or bet.
ter service.
Mr.. Shields says: This Is only
beginning Of what could and
should be done annually" Voters,
is II worth while? II so, let's give
Mr.. Shields our undivided support.
Personally | believe we will never
regret 1t.
tSignedD s. j. HARRISON.
Phone, North 1926.
Address; Corner of Densmore
and North 10th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

solved by the Yakima County Hor
tlculturai union 10 market their
fruit through their own Haloamen.
sent to the eastern territories, thc
coming season.
North Yaklms--About eight Y AZ
c. AS have promised Miss Kawia,
Japan representative. TO each sup.
ply the funds neceaaary to run the
association In Japan for a month AZ
"a timo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

emperor scarcely nlbblea az them
A. soon as be Is through with a
dish the walters rush 20 remove u
aud bring In the next course When
It's all over the diners rise about
a. hungry aa when they aat down.
All this untouched food belongs
10 the walters. who sell it 10 a
nearby restaurant. whittier the
dishes are takon AZ soon rs they
leave the imperial banaustlnE hall.
This is generally known In Vienna
and every time there u state din.
ner the standing room only siEu Is
displayed IN the restaurant
Some Of the imperial guests have
been known 20 visit this restaurant
after a banquet and pay FOR the
food which the servants yAnked
away before they had a chance 70
touch w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
DEUCE OF BILLS
IN LEGISLATURE

senate this afternoon discussed the
local option and the house compen-
sation bills.
II is said that ex-senator George
Turner Of Spokane Is IN Olympia to
appear before the supreme court In
an effort TO knock out the commits
sion form Of government for Spo-
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

"All that ! want is love- sange f6-
year-old Edna Ford as she lay on
the operating table OF the Samari-
tan hospital for the removal Of her
appendix. Throughout the entire
20 minutes Miss Ford was on the
table she laughed and joked the
physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

y = = = = = = = =
wanted Men ana women 90 learn the
barber trade. Largest sud meet com
piota school 10 the West wages paid
ahiie learning An unlimited course only
f1t Come and see us 90 write for par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

asks the support
OF the voters on
Tuesday, stand
ms squarely on
his record He
Is the present
chairman OF the
license and rev
cnue committee.
and has always
been known ~
one OF the most
earnest aud con
ecientioifH mem
herH Of the mu
Wfsfgaf EfslfN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
A, the Seattle.

Following a heavy tragic drama
with a delightful. laughahle com
cdy. the Landers Stevens company
at tho Seattle yesterday showed
that Il was capable OF anything
The comedy Billy" tells Of the
disadvantage 40 which yuuns
man Is placed because be has Lost
four front teeth IA football game
lie attempts to sneak away to ia
vana. but on the boat Is also the
girl he loves. Ills rival takes full
advantage OF niliy'a plight How
ever. everything ends well
I.apders Stevens made a splendid
Rllly. while Miss Cooper Was ex
ceedlngly attractive rs Beatrice,
the girl IN question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
Business Directory

~N>r~7~T''~o = - -
RATES ~ THIS DEPAKTMkSL
ARE CENTS PER LINE LNnks
CONTRACT. II OUR SOLICITOR h .As1s
NOT CALLED on YOU. A fHoSk
MESSAGE TO MAIN see OR IND. -
WILL. ntliNo HIN. ---
os.ssSI ggsC1ItttssSSS>~~~>~S~
Booth whltsiesey Hanford Aesiraef
Co. Halter Block Phone Main ist
ARCuIIECrS ->o.,,s,.>
i0o-page book. house. cottage and b,s-
Nocyhecx Archuecf tfa Eifei Rite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

iNiiNNth ana out
Of respect Ia his
majesty those
who are invited
to have a bite
with him At
state dinners
M uBt do the
same 7 h q = e
imperial b q u
a n cts usually
consist Of L.
courses o. the
best the market
affords. but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
aARvE \. pnlpPs. SPOKANE

When Congressman Victor Muir.
dock was Ia Spokane, speaking for
foindexter, he got the treat of his
life lie shook hands with man
who had as fiery hair a. himself.
Il WAS Harve H. rhlppa. who made
the FoindcHtor nominating speech
in the. lower house. Though Phippe
Is a lawyer. he never made any
laws before hut he likes the game.
and be lands with both feet aud all
OF his red hair when he gets busy
And he certainly got buay when
he wanted 20 defeat the anti.doath
penalty bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

OLYMPIA, Feb. 20. - Both
branches Of the legislature we're
busy considering a grist Of new bills
that we're introduced today, about
$50 in all having been introduced,
ranging in importance and general
interest from one TO protect the eggs
OF song birds to another aiming at
the general apportionment. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
SAD THOUGHTS.

He--You look sad. Are you?
She-Not necessarily. ! wac
merely thinking.
He--Of what,
She--Of you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
AROUND THE STATE.


North Yskir,a--A new hospital
costing s200.G wili be erected By
the Sisters Of 81. Elizabeth. WORK
on the building viii commence
abont March l.
Aberdeen-The jury In the case
Of DIR ~ X. Stapp. charged with
using Instruments and causing the
death of Anna Blnhn. rendered a
verdic, Of guilty yesterday.
North Yskima--The 5000 Pearson
cup for the five best varieties 81 ap.
pies was awarded TO W W Butler
OF Graudview at Sacramento yes
terday.
North Yakima--it has been re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

You get a circus and a play for
one admission az the Moore this
week in Polly OF the Circus, In
which George Oily takes very good
care Of the part originally played
by Mabel TaliaterTo and Ida st.
Icon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
Al the Alhamhra.

It's some jump from Faust 60
LENA Rivers" but the Alhamhra
players are used to stepping from
the classics to the thrillers, so
yesterday they slipped into the new
bill without batting an eyclash. The
character Is one that Is we'll fitted
10 Miss Runting's ability.
Miss Bunting is playing her last
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
Made in Germany

(By United Fress.l
SPOKANE, Feb 20--The wheat
growing country in the Big Bend
probably will be the scene for a
number Of weddings in few weeks,
the quest OF Eugene Beck, a
Wealthy farmer, for eligible brides
n Germany succeeds. Beck is en-
route to New York, where he will
set sale for Luxembourg March 2 to
find girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
fpAlp ApvearIsemnnr.l
tpAlp ADVERTISEMENT
CONWAY A
VERY ACTIVE
COUNCILMAN
MAN FROM FIRST WARD HAS
BEEN a MOST FAITHFUL
MEMBER.

James Conway. for fifteen years a
resident Of Seattle. and for seven
years a member ~ the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Occasional light rain or snow fur
rles tonight or Tuesday; moderate
oasterly winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

orr or woman. each ineaiiiYl good Pes
made acting az representative addffs g
envelopes fold. mail circulars, mater
ini. STAMPS furnished free HaE Mail
inE AgrnfY. London. Canada.
wanted. elderly e0mnn fnf light house
work good home 81 W Ifth 81 rhiu'
hoy az car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
sIIIN H' u = Ts7771l'7'
8ECL itE
a PINE LITTLE Farm

20 aefes in the eamFaamisi VALLEY, !
niias from Nifkiand. This is 80 clh
farm mffh new modern uNatp- antt
bulldogs on b. ia.oeg cash HAVING
been fpant ifnrfuftnE fhc place iaf !
year There sHs about 10 sores cifafFn ,
AGREE " Oid orchard large We
prod Decd i.hae pounds - chrfflss
fasf geaff le acres 20 rich hlaHh 10Y
without : root o. STONE iH o. Hhlfh
has been under rgifitaflan fpr frf
sral BfArr. ID piogsd, ns frheg ~
seeding The upland - Hnno Ais
fnaf EfaFrfYEs is sstiftiastfu enc
wilt Rfns anything This fafm = All
ready zoe Hainn one 90 fahf ipttt HHiyh
~ ard make m9naT from thf start tmN
fauahinn if necessary uas fnEt hrA
hunnaian anna fiber plaster arc tirf-
t3are etc fnimp proved lAwd 20 fhlr
s8etnlfN cells for ftes an acre We
aIu self Fea thiF place af fhE eafiT
price aHd nnf fhafaH one cent fpf tht
improvements Ihte it ths tfeAtr 81
bnfEaiu IN gaEN iitfie iafnn N hAns
comfy Hgr representative has HfHr
fffn place - 80 Enea whereof H r
speak You nui NHd % lasf as Ffrr,.
s#nfnh There - upfhtuE wrong Nttt
m. ~ draa HarEH whatever. simfr
sHean nn acroauf - family ifnahifA
Mrr.ArgWLHN REALTY co.
ftng American hNuN AtNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
lgaI~.gale raesSecsesTses<sSe<arso
HONEST OPPORTUNITIES
ron FAMILIES or SMALL
MEANS


IN a thichiy sstfsd vniiegJviih aH 5000
railroad iranepaffnfion sfhuuir roads
mail ana telephone ssrfire 90 fhH Dc
found in any part = ne sta'f
we elH cell YOU tract of rich level
garden land all cleared ana fsadF =.
nigw 81 so 90 m afffi from 9 70 "
atfea. ON terms 20 suii anyone
A good well can b. had 81 depth u
is 90 % feet 81 the finest waller thhi
can De mad
The Twin city IAsht 4 Traction CO. -.
poet 90 operate an electric Hoe rom
csntraiia his eominK satnins ih ~
BE- surveyed ana grade nearly com
pieied 70 our property
IL located an the proposed Pacific hiah-
way Is mile from small teHn On thf
E g. With fnuf passenger trains dailt
each WaN aig miles from riiN ~ Ah"ni
io.eee people. Niih - passenger Trains
daily
This lana 10 not out in ihs wilderness
but b. beautiful, fertile valley Many
beautiful homes have been built near
our property Several frarts have teen
sold Ia this addition and tbs purehas
ere are piowiuK ihe Er"nna ana bAlin
ing houses and getting ready 90 plant
We viii show you the city ana drive you
out 20 our property. Kisinr you an %
cred with fine homes ana pfHpffnns
people A place that Hlii suit me Ntr
nnd family Give abstract aud NAf
fanty deed 90 every purchaser Ns
subject 20 examination and appbtN
~ any attorney you wish. kisf free 20
our purchasers opinion ~ Ben j. Moore
on this tlt4e
The round trip fare - - .it-ieaFs -
attic ~ soc W.s returning ~ Ah.NN
~ the same day
JACKSON REALTY g. LOAN co,
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE.
Main iif Bailey hidg IND. tie
8 ACRES Fon $500
Nice iete tract ~ good land, situate
near Auburn. a. above price. iahd
ars the Stone Webster plant
whore several hundred mon are Tm-
plHFsd saHY 90 Get work on come
ffaefs there is enough timber 20 pay
for land m cut into cofdH oed and
hauled 20 Auburn. fie cash. balanf.
e. pee month on fiFe acres Coco
title warranty deed. square fftai
mrut We never bad n lnespii 49,
uhouf VS.
or HANRoN a CO.
Third Iiuaf. Nrs YORK ElQfh
g.f.r,rr s.s.rf4e FrrEssauY 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20


when "The Kissing Girl ap.
pcared at the Moore theatre last
season Vt VAS a good entertainment
II is better this season az the
Grand. where Il opened yesterday
for weeks visit
Miss Texas Guinan and most OF
the former east are back again.
There are also few new faces, the
most noteworthy OF which Is that
OF Thomas Whiffen. corklng GOOD
comedian. Miss Guinan retains
her infectious chortle. and unloads
several song numbers which earned
deserved recalls
"rhe Hair OF the Dog That Rii
You" is Whiffen's biz song hit.
Harry Hermsen. frequent Seattle
visitor. provides most OF the com
edy rs old Hippocrates Muller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
IMPERIAL BANQUET
A QUICK LUNCH

VIENNA. Feb 20. 49, Emperor
Francis Joseph believes IN quick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
OUR FIVEACRE
HOME TRACTS

OUR FINE-ACRE
HOME TRACTS
HAVE A
Splendid fufHre.
nnufNraff Stops
Nice 81 sound nN1
Mount Rainier
IlFei fFnnfFa ffnfinn
90 minutes eide
Pine neigh fhood 800.
Chff Aeua. berries. fraifs hot houses VIII
pay biz fnfafns
fe pff cert cash. balance easy nenthis
payments -
START NOW.
VIII ouss yan uoihinE 90 fee the prep.
crfr riiia perfect. abstract furnished
uith deed
COMMONWEALTH SECURITY
COMPANY.
IL A uefrln y u. Rhodes
81 Tfrat Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

NJ TIC NNfH.
Under the most happy auspices
little Daphne Pollard and her new
stock company opened run al the
Lots theatre yesterday, capacity
houses witnessing the performance
OF THE Talo Of Dog Ia both the
afternoon and evening
Every member OF the company
was well received. and In Julia
Waicott aud Edward Kettle Miss
Pollard found most amiahle sup.
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
roa aAtr on rxcrAnar.

Z, ~ SssS n CaalsS, - III III -
hTanFf frttt4.st.rs tsssfsff fft ttAsNNN
l. lot Ho = ~ g. bik ~. Uni
ffrHifY Aha small street improve 49,
Weut 10 aHFums 80 iucuHibfaufa fifPPY
.f i.faOm house, bath. toilet, lava
tory city water. view lot geHifp
Eaut queen Anne ilili 500 IN
tltn hfnnos, payable 90 per mo iisfRs
GRO a VIRTUE CO.
Main soc Boston Block ina ftt
ffnaa ar ssii M equity 100 in fe2s
lots. sgYtg0. on Wcsi Woodland Nns
ttaN 1891 Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

~~>s~T>Te<ef>e>e>>,r,
Party who picked ~ a black for fuI
Monday night ~ NifFiuia st.. between
H0feu aud Mssfiake. please uhonf
~ 9tii HsNard
t0si savings book No 1851 finder =
MnahInHInn IrnaI and NaNInEn Iianh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
PERSONAL
THE OXYGENATOR

FfF. On ! tIFNN Vt
lures and cures nothing shall ever stop
a.. pneumonia IN fwo heufs AL kinds
- fever. blood poisson No matter huw
bad liver. Kidney. appendicitis and
rheumatism must 80. infantiie parai-
Vais speedily removed. asthma. ca
taffh. stomach trouble vanish a. snow
before fhr MONDAY sun eexeua and All
send For our la-raEe books of oxy-
phfhf and home inGofscmonf Bee
cured in Washington since February J..
1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

BTEnufsn AYLzH.
Practical Plumbers. ttg Twelfth Az ,
JobbinK Promptly Attended To.
Prices Reasonable Work Guaranteed
Tsiephuuss.s beacon etsi r0rs ttt
Eahslfahn q wilson, carpenters and
general iobbefa Weather stripping ana
titt
n n Kallsr e,sar taaler, has g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
HOMESTEADs
CITY REAS EcTArE

-~S~~NNN~~Ne~~~~~~. ~~SS~NN~0oooo
For salo-New 6-room bungalow.
Mallingtofd hill. Lincoln high district
rms VIII please you. Price ana terms
right look II oscr O. G. Waters, 1906
NJ 18th st wv
100000, easy terms. three room house
large lot, al improvements In and paid
North 26a6.
fino view lot, north end. chcan-
terri. ~ncr, ssS Arcade Annex
For earring fruit trees; lot
seNioV and nth avs, on
uslu 81 down. $40 per
Phone Bar '"''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

~s~e~~~s~e~@~~@~~-s~s~~~ ~~~~N~a~~~~~ere~~~e~40@~
rrTTEnWuNTH a SON Professional
Directors ard Licensed Emhairnera isiI
let epp Moore thsatrs Both phones sss
honhsy watson Co. Funeral Dirsctor,
raifd Az and UniVsrsity Both pheney ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

IN thichIY settled vniiegIvifh aH 5000
railroad transportation schools. fea1s
mail ana felnuh0us ssrfire o. cas- H'
found iu nug part - the Htaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
ios1 Anp POUND

II ~ kulisg eigar factory has .
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BUSINESS ORANGES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
N~NNc~NrNN~~~~~~~~~~~ NN~NN~~~~~~~N~~
For sale, millinery and ladies' furniah :
Ing store IN country town. 20 miles from
city, population SOC; good surrounding
country 20 draw from. Two other towns
o. like size within ak miles where inll-
lincrN may be taken once or twice n
month. Invoice fl.iB0: viii sell for
$1,000 cash. Trade win Justify much
90 to my homestead IN Occur de Aieno
Phone nencon Gbs
For Saie-BoardinE and roominE house
~ fooms; 20 boardcrE; close 20 town
Phone Main 6i6i
blacksmith shop Tor sale st5o to $500
per month business. can al Roth and
Madison
Pool room. I tables, cigar aud tobacco
stand located In Rcnton. snap W. n.
Songcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

The Twin city fasht = Traction 90 -.
poet 10 operate an electric ilne from
gantraita This coming summer, thht
will pass near fhiT property This Hne
De- surveyed ana grade nearly com
uiffrd 10 our pfnrsfff
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-04

to taste, a little salt, one cup cur
rants or seedless raisins. Makes a
good plain cake.
Snow Balls-Make a stiff batter of
two beaten eggs, two small cups white
sugar, one pint sweet milk, half tea
spoon salt one grated nutmeg, three
teaspoons baking powder sifted with
five cups flour. Fry by teaspoonful
in deep fat that has reached the blue
flame beat When nearly cold roll in
powdered sugar.
DEVILS Cake-One cup brown SUI
gar, two tablespoons butter, two-thirds
cup sweet milk, two eggs, one-third
cup grated chocolate, one teaspoon
soda dissolved in a little hot water,
two cups flour, one teaspoon baking
powder, salt, one teaspoon vanilla, al.
mond frOsting
Sponge Cake-One cup sugar, one
cup flour, four eggs, three teaspoons
milk, one and a half teaspoons baking
powder, lemon and little salt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-04

drown in oven to light tam, one
cup black coffee, one cup molasses,
two pounds raisirs, two pounds cur
rants, one-fourth pound citron, one
fourth candied lemon and orange peel
one teaspoon soda, four eggs, salt and
all kinds of spice to taste
Berry Popovers-Beat three eggs
light, but not as light as for cake;
add two cups milk and beat again;
then add two cups sifted flour, lit
tie salt and beat all smooth; pour
into hot buttered gempans and bake
in a moderate oven. Take from oven
when done and with sharp knife split
one side and serve with sweetened
berries. Dust powdered sugar over
and serve at once. Very nice with
all kinds of jam.
Charlotte Cup Cake-One and half
cups sugar, half cup butter, half cup
milk or water, two cups flour sifted
twice and measured after it is sifted
Ground cups little), three eggs, flavor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-04
GINGER CREAM.

For ginger cream, which is most
excellent, thick cream is required. Or,
if the cream be thin, gelatine must be
substituted. Measure the creamy in
gredient, and to each of two cups al
low three ounces of preserved ginger.
This latter is to be cut in fine shreds,
and with it go two tablespoonfuls of
ginger syrup. Whip the cream very
stiff, sweeten as you like it, and then
stir in the ginger and the syrup. Whip
again, and set upon the ice. Chill some
cone-shaped glasses, and just before
serving fill these with the cream. Dec
crate each with a piece of the finger,
1t must be served without delay.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-04

such woman pioneers as these who
have the courage to do what they want
to do, who have m e it possible for
more conservative women to branch
out into more conservative, but new
ertheless much broader fields than
were open to women some fifty or one
hundred years ago.
These things that women are doing
today without comment are the things
that were just as much commented
upon and often quite as adversely, as
is this proposed duel by the French
woman, or Miss Keen's or Miss Peck's
mountain climbing exploits, So that
these women who are marching far
ahead of their sisters are to be com
mended, not so much for the actual
things they are doing, as for the fact
they are demonstrating that women
ought to have a right to do any work
they wish to do that is right and hon
orable, and that they are capable of
achieving whatever it is possible for
the human brain and body to achieve.
1t is the broad meaning of what all
women pioneers are doing that we
want to look to, not the one particu-
lar thing they may be doing. And in
it's widest significance, all such work
is an inspiration to women to go ahead
and take up any work they may wish
to do For what is the unusual today
will be the usual tomorrow. And no
woman who has some unusual gift
should bury it in a napkin, because
so far no woman may have done this
thing. The time is coming and now is
when the world of achievement is as
much woman's world as mans, and
she has a right to enter and conquer
any part of it she can.