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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
Columbia River Pack.

Seattle, Sept 4.-The Columbia
river salmon pack this year has come
close to establishing new high rec
ord. The pack to date is approx
mately 10000 cases in excess OF
that put up last year, and is expected
to help bring the total pack of the
North Pacific coast up to or above
normal. The total of 425,000 cases
are "as they rum" including full
pound and half-pound cans. Packers
estimate that the 425,000 cases will
aggregate at least 100000 full-sized
cases. The pack last year aggregated
only 2O5,0O cases.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
KING GEORGE AN ATHLETE
ttss Majesty Has Practiced Most
Forms Of Manly Exercise and
Especially Likes Shooting.

The kings reception at Buckingham
palace recently of the team Of polo
players who are to represent England
IN the United States, recalls the fact
that his majesty played regularly
when he was naval lieutenant. He
was good player. too, and could hold
MS own with some Of the best repre-
sentatives Of the two services. Almost
every form Of manly exercise has been
practiced by his majesty, and there
Is not the slightest doubt that every
kind OF sport viii beneflt enormously
during his reign.
Shooting. OF course, holds the warm
est place In his majesty's affections.
Il love gum" he confessed recently.
but I am almost as happy when I
am fishing the pools Of Dee with q
long day before me-
Next to shooting and fishing, King
Georges warmest admiration IL re-
served for the Rugby code OF football.
Not long ago he expressed the opinion
that Rugby was the ideal game for all
ranks of the army and navy. az 1t kept
the men "fit." taught them to realize
the virtues of self-discipline, and to
Withstand hard knocks.
Then, again, his majesty Is q capt.
tai swimmer, and has actually saved
life from drowning. This interesting
event took place when, as a youth. he
went around the world with his broth.
er In the Bacchante A bluejacket
fell overheard and King George went
In after him and held him up until as
s1stance arrived.
In the boom" period of cycling. his
majesty was often seen a-wheel; while
cricket. of course, he has constantly
played and continues to follow with
the interest of a keen observer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
The Rolling Tank.


Experiments have been carried on
recently by one Of the transatlantic
steamship companies with . view to
preventing ships from rolling in heavy
seas. Two small steamships have
been equipped with ''U'' shaped tanks.
filled with water. which flows IN IN
oppoeite direction to the movement OF
the ses. thus counterbalancing IT. 81
feet. With two tanks working the
lateral movements Of the vessels were
from three to four per cont: with one
tank. from flve to six per cent; ana.
without the tanks, from eight to four
teen per cent. The enciency OF the
rolling tank has surprised even IT.
inyentors, and tanks are to b In
stalled on the largest vessels ahost.-
Harpers Weekly.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
Big Power Line Finished.

Hanford, Sept. 4.-The Black
Rock transmission line of the Pa
cific Power & Light Company's sys-
tenn is finished and the $4,000 volts
will be turned over the wires Tues
day. This line will connect the
Priest Rapids power plant with
North Yakima, running over the Rat
tlesnake mountains and through the
Mckee Valley. The system on the
Columbia river is now complete.
White Bluffs, Beverly, Hanford
Richland, Pasco, Kennewick and
Walla Walla are being supplied with
current from the Priest Rapids plant
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
Brighton Beach offered City.

New York, Sept 2.-The final pass
ing of one of New York's famous race
tracks was made known yesterday
when the Brighton Beach Racing As
ISOLATION offered to sell to the city its
track, hotels, bathing houses and
beach front. The price asked as said
to be $2,25O,OO0. The offer was made
in connection with the city's pro-
posal to buy ocean front parks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08

George AIDE was talking at Z June
wedding in Chicago about matrimony.
"Matrimony 10 perhaps little too
much idealised." he said. These
June brides, radiant under their white
wells In glitter Of June sunshine.
seem capable Of changing earth TO
heaven, but, q matter Of fact, they
are not capable Of anything Of the
sort
Il am in hearty sympathy with old
Brown, to whom young Black said o
. wedding:
"A good wife can make : verifa0ae
angel q man.
ayes. that's co. old Brown asreed.
NY wife came near making one o.
ne with her hfst batch OF dough
nuts.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
seattle's Expense Estimate.

Seattle, Sept 4-By the estimate
of the finance committee of the city
council, the cost of running the city
government OF Seattle in 1912 will
be approximately $6j916,441.11.'
This entire sum, however, will not
be raised by taxation. as the city has
an income from various sources. in
Guiding the light and water depart
ments, estimated to amount in 1912
to $3,562,063.51, leaving the amount
to be raised by taxation at 1884
1861.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08
Million For Parks at Spokane.

Spokane. Sept. 6.-Park commits
sioners of Spokane will have placed
at their disposal $1,000, 900 for park
sites, Fairgrounds and improvements
as soon as the bonds are issued. the
supreme court Of the State of Wash
ington having just declared valid the
election OF May 3, 1910.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-08

~WeII. Charley. dear" said young
Nh Toxins, Il don't know much
about baseball
you truly don't" replied nsf nm
band.
.put I'd be willing to leave + e
thn boys On the bleachers = ! don't
nov more about the game than thai
umpire Who gave three straisnf decass
ions against ~"
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

the work is finished cover the whole Win
fresh cold water adding 10 every quart o1
water a Tablespoonful or salt Let inc egg
rlant. both the shells and scoopsd out pof-
-ior rest I'm this salted water for TWO OF
three hours. or until the water turns oarK.
This is 10 remove the rankness OF the
favor. After soaking put the vegetable INTO
f~osb cold water and let &c come 70 the
boiling stage. Boil till tender. sailing the
water slightly II viii take about nan an
hours boiling. but it is well TO cook the
s~ooned ont pulp longer than the sheIis' so
se 20 have r. very softS The shells should
no tender but not so tender that they VIII
lose their shape. Set the shells aside upon
sr ea~-nau plate Il ~ better not 20 let
tper, come I'm contact with tin. Now
mash the pieces of scooped out eggplant
with a wooden potato masher TO pulp
and 70 every cupful add two or three
c,,oe,,ls M soft breadcrumbs. Mix the two
-oga+ber and II they need moistening lh
order 10 make them cohere, add Httie
milk. Season with a tiny onion minced
and a scant half teaspoonful each OF
-hvr1e. sage and white pepper. A scaht
fourth Of a tesspoonful OF sweet marjoram
NAV also be added. A Ieaspoonful or salt
also scant. should be used. Mix the sea
sopincs thoroughly with the stuffing ana
Ar the prepared shells with IT, Spread soIt
T1I++sr verv literally over the top, ana SET
tbar7 I'm a rtlrte~ed baking dish. Bake ln q
b-isk oven for about half an hour or until
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
LEASES.

r,or-e- r~o+horr have leased for torn
80 -. f,- 7 K-,der. Sons a. co. the
store and basement. containing 800"
--,,.-o Fee. Of IA. Az 10 20 Wooster street
~ ,,.+,-,,e-- 1Ia,,5.ovi+z & CO.. for the
r. re pcsIt,. ror,parv 70 Pa-tsr a.
.-,..,.-,.a-.- .r,. first loft Al Nos c.- and 81
-, -.-,.+ ps+r ar "r" to no ee
-, ...o.-.. s,- +ra second Nanhat-
.''. oe--. 1,.,,,It-.. l.or7r.ry to A g.. Be--
,'-,. -. 9. ~, +-. Gov. l,ft m >-o. rIf and
80 80. ,e.,. -.-,... Gov ri,ra~a Siderbere
~ -,--..i...,,,,r,- .,.. sorord loft al Nos.
,,- 7,-.-.... .,-,c.. e-r r,r Domerle
--' an -. ,ro-- +b. .t,tr l.r- ar
9''aI','1 -.., f,- .I., r,,-;s,s,
NO. 'ol i'i Jun. I,,... ,'.....,,. ~
,"'1 manu- ~ ~ r-..- sf.+
Ha'ih 'i'e S'A'''
slLee' ,.,,.-.... ,... l......,f s.... .. ..r..r-
ea5. .,--. ~, - ,5.. bufr5ira at No
t,- r..vira-+ou avenue 10 NIrs. Eiseuhauser
80 - -, .-t. ,,r-or mart or tba
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
OFFICERS

20 college studies Of such subjects as
l-vEiene-with the emphasis on the CIVIC
and social bearings Of the subject-Diolosy
and bacrerioloCy and the physical and psy-
geological hygiene Of childhood, including
study OF schools, Fairgrounds, children ID
INDUSTRY and the relation between their
,,7vsical and mental development For the
<o-ioiOCical side Of the Students work q
course in laws covering women lnltresLs7;
such as property and domestic IelaJloASs, "- .t
be advocated. as well as oIners IN po.llt-.. pollt-..-..
ts~ience the status Of women IN lnQusll.
and domestic ART. These are INTENDED 10
lur women on their guard against uhsouIu
generalization III polLca4 "oIh oL pl-.'-
The weeks programme for the conven-
ton. whose headquarters are the Lioltl
Martinique, includes q recepuon on non %
oav evening ar the WOmeus UNIVERSITY
Crrb and an open meeting on IueSdaF
evening al the Ethical culture SocletN' ".eA
Dr. Felix Adler and Borough Presldent NC
.uenv will talk ON me 1ssldtlJh vL
1vor,er rC government" ON Wednesday
afternoon ar the American Museum or Nat
ural History Dr. Henry armed OsDoIli5 sDoII.l.i'7
vii welcome the delegates. and there WI.
Dc o. discussion ot vocauonai oppoi lu4l- --1a
On Thursday there win he a buffet lunch
cor In Brooks Hall Barnard College ana
"a reception h- President Nicholas Murray
Pl1tIar and Mrs. Butler IN Earl Hall
Oficers viii be elected on Friday morning,
The candidate who probably VIII succeed
Miss Laura Drake Gil. now president OF
rhc association. viii be- Mrs. Alexander +.
NI0r~isor. or san Francisco.
Nt the Hotel Astor dinner In the evening
the speakers viii be President Finley or
tbe College Of the Civ OF New YORK
Chancellor Brown Of New ork JMveIslI2 b
r-eeirrr- T.eve-ruore of Adelphi College,
Trr-i5e0- Thomas " Bryr Mawr and Miss
1I.rssrst h. Waltby president OF the New
V0r. rraucH Of the Association of COL
1eeia-e AIuuu= All Gay excursions 70
N.ssar and Brvu Nswr on SATURDAY viii
close the convention which marks the
rhirtioth anniversary Of the founding OF the
association.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

g. 500. oct Is. 500: address. 2c2i Houghton
KGNGSBRIDGE TERRACE " s. AZ line
land Tecca Reed. 2s9x1isx irreg. Pauline Ran
% ai. eNrs. 20 Grace j Daggctt oct -. 500, ad
dress. l56 West Doth 81.
LOTS 81 ar4 =. map Eliz g Kctchsm. a.
T'niOnuOrt Gussie Lent 20 George COstar fnlts
81 800. oct @. 81 address. 1922 East 177th p.
LOT 3 map subdivision estate 2tih Ward.
Block 32J6. Loring Realty 60 80 Sigmund Ernest
Omtg $1,000. oct 49, 500. address, Isl Edge
combe ave.
LOT o. map Aoleu estate. ? Rose Go 70
Andrea Labarrera' oct "a 81 address. 40 East
1G7th 81
LOTS i51 and 153. map 727 lots Hunter estate:
Thomas + storey n John X Law son. oct n. 81
address. iJ2 West 9.st 81.
SAME PROPERTY. John Lawson to Catharno
Storey; oct !. 81
Rowland 10 10 Josephine Mulholiand omtG s2f,
o0W: oct rs. SlOo. address, Us West list st.
MACY PLACE s f. - n " ~ levitt Place.
s5xg4. Nora stanton tD sa6ie 'iiherherS mtg
80 GOoO,. OCT i6. 81. address. 5sT Prospect ave.
SAME, PROPERTY. sadie SilberberS - al 20
Samuel Snbcrberg Wtg $1,000. o. IL 81 ad-
dress. Js7 Prospect ave.
TELLER AVE. 1897. 25x1oo: George Ludwig 10
Annie Campbell (mtg $1,000, oct TO- Nluo. hd-
dress. 333 West SJth st.
FREMONT AVE. cor 81 Lawrence ave. los
x23 Diedrich Gronhoiz Ir. tn Amelia 6ronhoi@
oct .. 81 address. G57 Park Place. Brooklyn-
" F4fI4l 81. n H Ifti - uAAI hFli'-"f
100. William Paulus 10 Minnie Gawer, oct lo'
$4,000. address. 81 Merose ave.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. n " cor 240th ST. isfx
irreg. Josephine Topper 10 Bendheim Construc-
tiou Co. oct Z. 500. address. l2s Broadway.
WALES AVE. 42g 5Oxi0o. Rudolph Wallach
co 20 William L.ustgarden ,mtg s@,5O0i. oct 10.
800. address. ii3 Forsyth ST.
I'D AVE-. g.. ia r. OF 17oth 81. 5ox2o9, "a
ave. s.. - r. NJ O. from cor Tot. s6. map Nor
rissnis. 25X2o7 David Thomas. referee, n
samuel Hyman mtg $4,000. Jan p. 5000 al
dress. gjj Park ave.
SAME PROPERTY. Samuel Hywan 20 Max
Hlrshklnd mtg Sl5.0OW 81 address, 90 South
Sd ave- Mount Vernon. y.
SAME PROPERTY. Max Hirshkiud 20 Brown.
Weiss Realty Co mtg 81. GOO. 81. address. 81
Park Row.
13sTH ST. s. 73e n q of cypress ave 40yl0o.
Agnes Crawford to Mary Thornton tmtg
So. .oo0 Oct "A 500. address 3429 White Plains
Road.
1GSTH s r. g S. - % " o. Brook ave 2Jx7l
Freda Shn-issing 10 Martin Schafcr mtg Sill
oC0; oct IS 500; address, 9i3 Brook ave.
136'rH ST % cor oneida ave. 25xlOO. 23Gth
80. s. 80 70 of oneida ave. GjxitO, Geraldine
Willots % William r Syme. oct Sil. 30. ad-
dress, - Greene ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
MECHANICS, LIENS.

7~H AVE cor 4S.h -t. 215x7g. George
keisrer aEt Louis " Susor, Owner. T. Mar
COLES, contractor. $3.50
BEAuHI RST AVE w EdEooowne ave. s,
f2i ST. Do s.. 1880 So IS. whole block. CousolI-
dated Chau1eiis- co aCt Gc-..i- Mover Cons,ru--
ron 20. owner ana contractor; Sl7oo
tsT AVE. 1919. Barnet J. Abrams ast viii
lam Wo.fson. owner; Hassuau a LeiDoUi,z
Contracting Go. contractor. S214.
PERRY ST. 1877 10 1885, Daniel Papay at Mc-
sweeney Realty 20, owner. Grandson O Gerke,
contractor, sites Jo
BOWEBT. a2J; Bernat Z.chc-mau AIT J r and
p B Roosevelt. owners and trustees. Kenyon
Fortescue trustee. William Morris. contractor;
BROADWAY. l54o and 1872. GIosner & Blue
20 agt Louis Muller. owner, Bronx Sheet Metal
" crhs contractor. SGi 81.
TTH AVE. 1s4. Charles 7 Rosenbum agt
Eea-rlee ScldFrien, owner, Jacob Baumgarten,
contractor 81 81
CANAL ST. 5a2 to al. and Washington st.
4T7 and 477i-. George II Sauman ag- Greenwich
Investing Co. owner and contractor; 5000.
GRAND ST. 2G4. Harry Ziot agt n Marcus.
owner. Babicl 81 son. contractors. $50.
56TH ST a3 West William Donat aEt I'd
Os4 o.
tl6Tu ST. ~ West: Harry Ziot ayt Bern
Eclmer, own4r. i babich o. son. contractors: S3J.
9TH AVE. 4>t a4d f>6 y 7 KeatHg < 60 agr
Thomas Morgan, owner. Nassau sircprCorns
and construction Co, contractor. Sl2S.
ZEREGA AVE. % cor Alacav ave. 20 lov
meut 60, owner ana contractor. SI3J ~.
STH AVE. $50 and 9s2. Nasor & Co. Inc.
act columbia Circle Arcade co. owner. ID
Cheen Dc 90. contractor $3.50
t70TH ST, % whole front between Hughes
ana Belmont aFes IL. Houghldiiur & Witt
penn aSt SaIvat0re Na-isco. owner, Angelo
GcroroI, contractor. $500.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. " cor g9th 81. l06x
T.. 7. George Robbins a9t H.=hvood Realty
anu Construction 'n. owner. ana contractor. $500.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
OKRAS a LA CREOLE.

The sight of the okras IN market recall
to the experienced housekeeper many nice
ways of using this vegetable The follow
ing recl'e is sad TO be of Creole origin:
Have ready twenty-four okras. Wash
them well In cold water; drain thoroughly
and pare both ends Put them IN saited
boiling water and LEI them cook for fifteen
minutes. Lift them out with a skinner
and set them where they viii drain. Put
an ounce of good butter into a sautoire
or frying pan and add one medium sized
minced onion and one medium sized minced
green pepper Let the mixture stand on
the stove for six minutes, until 10 Is golden
color Then add two raw peeled tomatoes
cut into squares, three taDlespoOAtu4s OF
EspaauOle sauce. "a big pinch Of salt a
very tiny pinch Of pepper and crushed
Glove of garlic. Add the Okras. cover and
cook slowly for fifteen minutes Serve iu
a hot dish after spriuklmg with parsley.
Recipes for Espacnole sauce may now De
found IN almost any good cook book one
was recently printed ia these columns.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
WANT DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Collegiate AIumna to Urge New
Curriculum for Women.

The most important subject 20 come be-
fore the convention of the Association Of
Collegiate Alumnae. which opens IN this
city next Monday. viii he that of modify
tng the curriculum in women's colleges so
as 70 include what might bc called higher
domestic science.
Dean Marion Talbot " Chicago Univer-
sity. Mrs =. r. Huddleston and Mrs. Ethe!
Pufer Howes Of New York, az the meet
ing on Thursdsy. October g, in the Horace
Mann auditorium. viii urge the addition
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Bcncnson Realty Co TO Charles Herbstrith;
sl0u
Anthony McOwon TO Gustavus Robltzk: 81
William Fl Macr. -r. admr. 20 Mary j
Maurice r Bernstein 90 Mutual Alliance
Trust Cos ST.
Jacon Marx 10 Thomas O. Barr; 500.
Placid Realty Go 90 Harris Mandelbaum
and auo. 500.
Joseph " O'Brien. sdmr. TO Loretta Cos
grove. S24 500.
John a Asp.nwalI and ano, trus. 20 Fred
eric de p Foster. SiJ.O71 80
Abel King and au0 10 Jacob y Levy; 500.
Kate Biluck TO Harris Mandelbaum. 500
Trust co of America 90 Isaac Marx. sol 600
Louis Edelwuth. CEr. tO Leonard Edel-
mutr. ST.
John Forster 70 Veronica Mock: $4,000.
Joseph W Flynn 10 Peter DoelEor; 81
T. Hr Lacombe 0f al trus. to Lawyers
Mortgage Co; . assts. $4,000.
Ada M Hicks 20 Gussia NorEonstoru. Sl0O
August EIustein 90 Robert W Taller;
Si3.000
Bertha scbcibeL ezt-z. TO Bernhard Freund.
@ asgrs. S19gp 9S.
Elhu Root and ano. trus to Maria T..
Miller S35uUo
same 10 Sarah O. reede-. sa65ooo
Gustavus L Morreu.hau to Jose n levine. .
500
Title Insurance ro fro Bsrber- Trust 90.
500 600
Bur-E1rE. SN-ff a.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
Some SeoSonGbIe Recipes

spoonful Of ground mace. q sill of Dutch
mustard and either pint and half or two
quarts oC sugar or even more. II very
sweet pickle is wanted. Pack all the pep
pers. onions. tomat toes and cabbage. after
chopp0G them fine. I'm layers. ln coarse
Lax with salt between the layers. Place
the bag upon "a rack with big bowl bo-
meath 10 catch tho drCupiugT Place welS e
over the bag and let stanc overnight Tn
rfc morning the vegetables iu the bag viii
ra quite dry TO them add the ground
paure~. the mustard mustard seed. celery
seed and other -eas0uings Add the sugar
last of au tasting 10 see how much rs
required. Put the Chow-chow into sterilized
stone lars and cover 10 with cold vinegar.
Divide the EOrserad,sn amODS the jars Just
before putting ON the. covers. This plcCa-
IlE will keep until next April or May, with
out sealing If put away in "a cold place.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
Of Interest TO SCOmen
STUFFED EGGPLANT
It Is a Dish Fit for the Gods, II
Properly Prepared.

If prepared exactly according TO the ioi'
lowing directions. stuffed eggplant IL
feast for the gods, 20 say nothing OF MOT
tails. II is especially delicious when serFeo
with a very simple. lightly seasoned To-
inato sauce tomato sauce heavy WIN
seasonings makes the dish too rich rs the
stuffing Of tho eggplant IS highly favored
Cut a fine eggplant IN half lengthWise. 10
not peel Il. but scoop out the interior 10
within about three-fourths Of the eoEe'
Use a large silver spoon for the purpose
ana hold the vegetable under water ar
much as possible while doing so. This pre-
vents discoloration. As the interior Is re-
moved put 80 under water also and when
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
OCTOBER r.
MANHATTAN
t' 'rOBEft r.
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. s. cor ~ 156th st 50x
IGD. Feb - 1911. Placid Realty 90 to Alexander
Pfainer, sa.50O. attorneys, Arusteu, Levy d
Pfeiner i.s Broadway.
CARSlINB ST. 7s a..g n from e cor or
Tarick st 9Jxt0. March lO 1897. William D.
RDhrig to thr German Savings Rank in o.ry of
New York. NlsuOO. attorney. Meyer Auerbach.
a. Broadwuv
EAST END AVE t1rmfr.y Ave- l. v s 5u :
n pf N~tu pr. 2JNHh. nHf Is fgn~ Edw Born
h."f tI William os=mBnu. - UOn. attorney.
United States Title Guarantee and Insurance 60.
20 10 - Ncsey st
SAME PROPERTY. O~t g. fgoS same 90
Frank Nageidnger 5000. sanlo artorn~e
GRAND sT. in7 e5S5l ss25x77. ixet 10. sept
-. 1907. Elizabeth Is = fnrilard 20 Louis D Do
Mhhtu. $1,000. attorney. Lcxow. Msrkoll-r q
Wells. 81 CEDAR st
H'I rTDN SIT ~ East. mtg on n1tnfs- st-
MAJ q. 1911. G Nertiwtrlia and AutonI, pit
tsus ~ Gisscchino rsus. 5000. sddress 2p-
East Houston sf
Nf-f END AVE o r. ru m f ~ tntth rt
-nsie s Aug ~ 1902 ua.id Christie ~ Frea-
eric De- i ester and Robert shaw MIatusa. trus
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
CANNING TOMATOES WHOLE.

The following recipe preserves the shape
Of the whole tomato. Use only tomatoes
thar though -ipe have very firm flesh If
carefully handled they VIII hold their shape
enough 20 ADMIT of their being used IN
salads during the coming winter. "hen
fresh tomatoes are difficult % obtain.
Have ready eight quarts ot medium sized
whole tomatoes and four quarts of sliced
tomatoes Put the sliced tomatoes. VI''n
should have been freed from tne,r shln =.
into q steWusu and lar t1eW~ n"- 4'.
rvVenrv minutes aftar adding pinch or
salt Then tako them OF the tro- press
them through a st~ainer and put them PACK
on the stove Wipe the whole tomatoes
with a towel and drop them into hot water
Then Efr them out Immediately dno ruD OFT
their skins Do not let them stay lone
enough in the hot water 90 become SOY
cned They should after peelug Doe smOoI Ii4,
r~rn and whole. Put them raw one hS
one into stcr!iized glass Jars. pour in az lAe
same time enough OF the hot cooked TO-
Tnato pulp 90 I'LL all the lntersuces. Nhen
rhe lars are filled set them lu shallow pans
Of hot water and put the pans INTO an oven
Leave them in the oven for about nan an
hour then take them out and I'LL 90 over
flowing with more boiling hot tomato pulp
Seal Immediately with steri-Zed rubDers
and glass tops. ANY Of the tomato pulp
that NAV be left over may be sealed also
sr gIass lar and used for soups.