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FAMOUS RECIPES.
Dolly Msdison's Formulas In Use al
White House.

Dolly Msdison's Formulas In Use al
White House.
When you are invited to an after.
noo tea at The White House, what
ever else may be served you will In
yariably be offered a cup of the most
delicious bouillon you have ever tasted
In any quarter Of fhe globe. And with
your cup of tea there will be handed
on one of the small gold trimmed plates
a slice of the famous White House
layer cake, says Good Housekeeping.
This bonilien and cake VIII have
been made from the manuscript re-
clpes, which, exclusively the White
House property, have literally been
handed down from one mistress of tho
executive mansion to another. Who
first introduced and made them a dis
tinetive feature of even the most in
formal gatherings is not known.
That Dolly Madison used these two
recipes and dispensed the bouillon at
her stately gatherings is q matter OF
tradition which each succeeding first
lady of the land hears with futtering
pride in her own immediate posses
Sion. The recipes are as follows:
Dolly Madison BouiIlon. -Four
pound of juicy beef, one katiekle of
veal, two small turnips. two small
carrots, Il soup bunch, one small pod
Of red pepper, two small white onions,
salt, six quarts of water. Simmer for
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fIis Thouahtfui Wife.

81 hate to boast,'' said Il Cleveland
lawyer to the Press man, fsbut my wife
Is N OF the most economical women
in the world. The other day she told
me she needed a new suit. ] said she
ought to have 1t by all means, but
asked her not to spend a big bunch of
money without letting me know about
1t. Well, the next day she said: The
tailor said he couldn't make that suit
for less than $3.50, I thought 1t was
too much, but told him to go ahead
"'Well, / suppose 1t is all right |
said, but why didn't you consult me
first?'
"sWhy, dearie, I didn't want to
spend carfare for two visits
81 tell you, it's these little economies
that count. ehY"-Pbiladelphia Record.
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six hours. Then strain through a 1ne
sieve. Let stand overnight and con-
geal. Skim off all the grease. Put
into a kettle to heat and just before
serving add sherry to taste.
Dolly Madison Layer Cake. The
whites of eight eggs beaten stiff, two
and one-half cupfuls of sugar, one
susaiiscup of butter, one cup of milk,
three-quarters OF d cup or cornstarct.
three cups of -four, two and one-haif
teaspoonfuls OF vanilla. Follow gem
eral directions for making. This
amount makes four layers.
Caramel For Between the Layers
Three cups of brown sugar, one cup Of
sweet cream, butter the size of an egg,
one ~tesspoonful Of vanilla just before
removing from fire. Cook on double
boiler for twenty minutes. Ii not as
much as desired, add sugar.
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61a6 0"
/ u a Topic. their pet bantam, into the coop where the hen could sleep
We'll" answered daddy. I've heard it said that hens are not as bright ~
some feathered folks; buri declare. If we may believe a story / heard ester
day We shall have to put chickens down as being quite clever.
"ihis en- is a whue Leghorn, a pet in the family where 1T belongs. The
hen had been brought up in the country, and when her masters family moved
to the town where she had only q small yard to run in Mistress Bfddy showed
fnrmany ways that she did not like the change.
THE hens master worked o n a weekly newspaper, and so when one day
the chicken ear hopping into the Office no n chased her out Every n
there was quite well acquainted with the hen EDDY picked u o a cop Of the
paper and scurTed ut to the street with it
The butcher. across the way. was just waiting to read The news. sc ns
took tn paper out O the hens beak. As he was a very. very honest man, the
butcher put a nickel in Biddys mouth 20 py for the paper The hen, 81 he
Says. seemed very much peased and hurried away with the money.
u Just al Biddy reached the corner the street "a stopped to let some people
or and tn hen honped o. the car, She dropped the nickel on the door, and
the conductor rang up her fare. ~
1.-THE chicken. so the conductor says. rode peacefully ~nlopg mt ss
reached the place n the country where she used to live.
Cluck, cuckf cried Mistress Bddy, and, though he had eve studied the
chicken language. the conductor knew she wanted to gto off.
rshe hoped nendly off the ar and made a beelne for her old home. 1t
was locked and empty. Then she went W. to a neighbours. The frst thing
IN hen did was TO lag a nice big egg in a box o straw to show that she meant
pay her way. Afnrt that she vas made welcome by the neighbors.
"Slnce then Bfddy has been living in her old home or as near to IT as b.
can get board. and she seems a happy and contented hen.
Her master has made up his mind to let her stay where she is for the
present He has told n good many wonderful tales about the hen himself but
this story. which the towns practical joker started about the hens trip to the
country, beats any of his yarns You IAN believe the story or not, al you Ike
Daddy turned a laughing face to Jack and Evelyn.
TN afraid daddy. we just couldn't believe that onen replied the children.
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A pinch of boracic acid in water will
ailay itching from mosquito bites.
Insist on the chilIfen's taking time
TO eat properly, as much suffering is
caused by hasty swallowing of food.
Do not permit your children to be
much excited during the heated days.
The more quietly and hygienically
they live the more comfort for them
and their mother.
Keep the baby covered, ven on very
warm nights. If only a very light
shawl. He must be kept away from
drafts, which dry the skin too quickly
and lower the temperature Of the body.
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was m ri n prettiest girls I ever knew n hAf n girls in school
were devoted to her. or course, girls don't like a silly, concened, dis
agreeable girl and when a pretty girl gets that way they drop her. But a
for-this idea that whenever a girl doesn't like some pretty girl it's be-
aus shes Jealous of her prettiness," concluded Molly, with a grand
finale of mixed pronouns and a lip quVerlhg rom the OIL erH
feeNngs and the Injustice of the accusation, why that's all nonsense"
Molly had been sitting before the fire with her back to the wants
tobe-cynic during this grafton, consequently he had not seen the CULVER
ingeip, and he had opened his mouth for a teasing response, When the
cut in cleverly with a reference to the
original characterization of the new acquaintance. a
- "But, Molly, what is a 1se1fcongratulator?" M
"Ny gracious said Molly. sIs evident you haven't met her Or you
wouldn't have to ask. Why, you know what / mean--one of those irrt-
fating people who are always patung themselves on the back; praiSng
themselves and their belongings and everything they have anything to
do*With. ~+s
looked nice-she patted it and said, Yes, / have remarkably thick
HAIR and Tn so glad it's curly. / do hates straight hair!'
j Then she pulled her waist down said, How do you like my ley
wakt?s and then before / could answer, L think it fits pendidy. The
dr6ssmaker say it's easy to fit me because i ave such a good figure. ~
s. "a little later she showed ne her hands TIC zee how beautifully they
was quite wonderful when she never had taken any lessons at ALL that
she could make them look Is we'll al any professional manicure
"She never buys anything without concentrating herself on e
discrimination and taste in getting such artistic pretty thin so "a
sonably. She never wears anything new without pattfng herself o. the
back because it fits 81 well and looks so well on her. She never does a
piece of work in the office without showing IL &c someone and SAYING
how good it is
@Iost Of the time the things she says are tue and I'd probably say
them myself If she'd give m 9 a chance but she never does. OF course
site is terribly pretty. capable and smart. 1t would be splendid to be
half SO clever and nice to look at" Here Molly paused, poked the hreSa
moment, looking very wistul, and then burst out to everyones surprise,
"Qh, big sister, you don't suppose | IA Jeatous Of her.
Molly ouoth the wantsto-be-cynic after we had stopped laughing,
@Mony. youaare the limit d #@s
And oddly enough, the words that sound nke a siangy expression OF
disgust IS I write them, sounded strangely gentle, and almost tender, a $
-the wantsto-be-cynic said them.
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When peas are rather tough and bia
a pleasant variation Is to cook them
10 a soft pulp, press through q fine
sieve and season with plenty OF butter,
salt and pepper as in mashing potatoes.
A little grated cheese mixed through
the peas at the last improves them
Another variation Is TO gaFnish with q
bordas Of fried onions.
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Affection by Proxy.

81 fnd tl&t my husband has been
having the Office boy call me up every
day and murmur terms of en-
dearment. That's a nice way to
fool bis wife. He's been going to the
ball game"
How is it that you didn't catch
on to the voice?"
We'll I'm busy at bridge every day
and I've been having the cook answer
the telephone"
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Original Muck-Rak-.

There would have been no civiliza-
tion had 1t not been for the original
pessintat, dyspeptic and grouchy, who
kicked at eating his steak raw and
found a way Of making fire from a flint
spark. Refusing TO- believe that all
things were for the best. including raw
steak, he was the frst muckraker, but
he made progress and civilization pos
sibIe. And undoubtedly he was
s~cathingly denounced by the hig-stick
optimist of his day as a ~biitherfng an
archist, an unsafe and insane radical
bent upon oyerturning the established
order OF things in the best possible of
worlds. just as the muck-raker of to-
day gets his.
EVENING NEWS covers rnsr fsafs
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Ie<A N~74.eN.
Business WIN Tell.

De Style-How did the Turks defeat
that Italian regiment recruited in
America?
were boldly advancing q shrewd Turk
shouted: Shine" and the absent
minded Dagos fell to their knees and
felt for their brushes--New York
Times.
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72o5 Six Gored Skirt
~ to SO waist.
G HnnHn 1ErrDp yrAe
SIX GORED SKIRT, 1905.
with High or Natural Waist Line, With
Plated Extensions at Front end

with High or Natural Waist Line, with
Plated Extensions at Front end
Back.
The six gored skirt is a favorite one
This model Is one OF the latest. The
plated extensions at front and back
provide freedom and the front cores
are left free to the depth of these ex-
tensions TO give the panel effect. The
is on excellent one for many ma
s~terfals. for thinner and lighter ones are
made In this way as well as the heav-
Ter suitingss
The skirt Is cut IN six cores. The
front and back cores include extensions
TO about flounce depth that are plotted
form panels. the front cores are
finished and arranged over the side
cores and Rxa left tree to the depth
OF the plaitings beneath. The skirt cut
70 the high woist Atne IS bo1ed aad un-
derfaced and the skirt cut TO the nat
uraI wa4at Ane Is Joined 70 3 belt.
ForNthe Medium size VIII be required
S f~1 yaKdsNof materioi III 4 SIS yards
ii. 3 ia yards So inches wide. the width
at the lover edge IL 3 liz yards, 3 SIS
when the piaits ore laid,
Tie pattern No. 1875 IS cut in Sizes
for 4 II, "a IS. ~. no AMI ~ inch waist
measarn and %ifI be nzaiIAH to amy adr
ddress ~ tts Fashion Department Of
3his rsrer ogs1eeefssf 81 ten cents.
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flow Many Words in the Bibie7
The English language contains some
200 coo words. Shakespeare used 81
0ee j Bacon II, 900. Milton 7,00a How
many words does the Bible use?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24
By RUTH CAMERON

4 /ES, / know she's a nice girl. I think I'd like her first rate if She
wasnt one of those maddenfng selfcongratulators"
So Molly, the little stenographer lady, described a nw acquaint-
anee when the yants-tA be-cynic INQUIRED for the third time why she
seem to Use such 2 thoroughly nice girl" $780, 4=
Now, wig might that be?" inquired the wantsto-becynie, scorn-
fulg. Really, Molly, to tell the truth, l think you are Jealous of her.
Mollys blue eyes opened alarmingly wideEit is a trick she has when
rous d-shen arted her lips as If to speak, then shut them tight and
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gave the IRE, in front of which she was sitting, a.
vigorous dab with the tongs.
'tOh, I didn't mean jealous of anyone in particu-
lar amiably explained the wants-to-be-cynic, who
by the way has been paying a good deal of attention
to the lady under discussion. 81 just mean Jealous of
her in a general way, because she is so pretty. Other
girls never like a girl who is very pretty"
THAT said Molly, lis absurd. | should think
that you, who pretend to be a real deep student of
human nature, would know better than that. That is
one of the silly things that men have been saying with
no grounds at all for centuries don't doubt that
Adam said it to Eve about Cain or Abei's wife, The
truth is that girls admire a pretty girl almost more
man do Rememher lane Wiley at SCHOOL, She
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24
MNITGHEN
gs4zABENET

EFT us sometimes live-be it
~ only for an hour. and though
we must lay all else aside-to make 9TH
ers smile. Charles Wagner.
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nvENING NEWS covers n uaIa
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Daddy's Bedtime
@, The Funny Hen
STOf " That Wouldn't
Live In the Town
72I c

IN Fl EMS are stupid things. aren't they. daddym concluded Evelyn after
~ telling of the trouble she and Jack had every evening getting old
"a ~ Topic. their pet bantam, into the coop where the hen could sieer
comfortably instead of sbiyeripe m the back feuee
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EVENING NEWS covers rue ialo
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10

Commencing w ednesday evening
at the Park Theatre high-class vau
deville reigns supreme, with plenty
of good singing and dancing inter
mixed with quick changes which will
make the show spicy from start to
finish.
Hall and Wright have beauty
show supreme. Six changes are made
in their fourteen minutes OF hurry
up dancing.
They are a sister team OF the bet
ter class who please all. Commenc-
ing "Wednesday night for three nights
There will also be shown four reels
of pictures, the latest releases, max
ing in all hrst-class program. Two
shows nightly; first at 7:3O sharp.
Admission, adults 20 cents, child
rem 10 cents.
Don't miss this treat.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10

York City; Miss Helen Todd, repre-
senting the factory workers of Hi
nois; Rev. Charles +. Aked, formerly
OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York City, and J. Stitt Wilson,
Socialist Mayor of Berkeley, Cal.
The recall amendment being voted
upon includes the recall OF the judi
ciary. 1t provides that 20 per cent
of the electors may seek the recall
of any state officer, majority vote
being necessary to make the recall
effective
The proposed initiative and refer
endum would take the initiative OF
the legislature permitting eight per
cent of the electors to propose laws
or constitutional amendments to be
voted on at general or special cleo
ttlOns.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
Phil MigheIs
in Improving

Word received from Mrs. Phillip
Mighels, who is with her husband at
Winnemucca, is to the effect that
Phil is getting along as well as a man
with big hole in him could. The
doctor in attendance assures the la
dy and others that Mr. Mighels will
recover from the wound. The fol
lowing from yesterdays humboldt
Star is encouraging:
The condition Of Philip Verrill Mi
ghels. who accidentally shot himself
Friday while quail hunting, is very
satisfactory. according to the state
ment of DR.. Giroux, the attending
physician Though he has suffered
considerably since the unfortunate
accident, the wound was not as seri-
Gus as at first supposed and the pa
tents condition is not such as to oc-
casion alarm.
The full charge of shot entered the
right leg just below the groin and
lodged in the right hip. Pieces OF
clothing and the cartridge wads were
carried with the shot, all being re-
moved by Dr. Giroux late Friday al
ternoOn
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
Makes Tour
of Inspection

Joe Jusephs, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, who is about to Lave his OF
fee furnished with new filing cases,
made personal trip to Reno lew
days ago to see what material and
fling system was being used in the
record hies III the new court house
at Reno. 1t WAS with the idea OF
economy and efficiency in his office
that he made the trip and he found
it time and money we'll spent as he
WAS able TO learn the merits and the
detlniencieS Of the system in vogue
there and will profit by what he saw.
Joe is insisting that only the latest
and best be placed in his office, and
ii is safe to say that he will supervise
the erection of the files that he will
have to work over. He is insisting
that the state gets its moneys worth
and the Office gets the proper equip
ment
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
HOLDING ELECTION TODAY
THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA
Womans Suffrage one of the Main
Issues at the Polls

SAN FRANCISCO, October TO-
Twenty-three amendments to the
State Constitution will be voted upon
to-day throughout California; SUI
frage is the issue OF chief interest,
with the initiative and referendum
and the recall next next in order for
consideration. Governor Hiram
Johnson has personally led the fight
for the latter two proposed amend
ments and has made speeches throu-
ghout the state.
Union Square, in the heart OF San
francisco, was seet11ing mass OF
enthusiastic suffrage workers and
auditors last night. Five open air
meetings were III progress at one
time, Nine. Lillian Nordica drawing
the largest gathering. Other speak
ers were Helen Hoy Greeley OF New
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
IMPROVEMENT
Of WORTH

During the past few months there
has been greater amount of sub
stantial improvements to residence
property i'll this city than III a num-
Der OF years All of this improve
ment is for the lasting benefit OF
the city and not only adds TO the
property values, but is a help i'll ev-
cry way to the city. Mention has
been made OF the Ed Regan home,
which is now one OF the incest places
in the city; the Dave Burke residence
also an added Improvement the new
bunglaw OF Mr. Clark, and others.
Another piece OF property and
home which has been transformed in
tC one OF the neateSt and most com
Portable residences in Carson is the
home of Will Yates in the north end
The house has been fashioned in the
bungalow style. with wide front YER
anda and makes 4 most neat appear
ance. As much attention has been
given ~ lllC llllGllol NulNh HdS DNSii
so modelled as to make it convenient
in every detail. The location is good
and commanding and with nice
sloping lawn and cement walks this
is really one OF the choice home
properties in the city.
Adjoining this place is the home OF
Frank Kelley, OF Kelley x Lindsay,
the bakers. This plaace also has been
thoroughly rcmodelcd, both inside
and out and beside making a very
neat appearance and adding greatly
to the residence district in the norsh
end, it is comfortable and convenient
III every particular These two pop
c~tses alone add greatly to the wo:,h
OF that residence district
II Is such imp: 1vement a> this th1t
count in any city and are OF lasting
and increasing benefit and OF late the
property owners seem to b. tlKins
Az increased interest in the appear
nee and con "eI'cnce of the;r l. me
ana we hear Of other contra,,' ttcd
improvements IN different ..ar;, !
tee city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
GOLDEN CASE
IS SERIOUS

Word to-day from Reno is to the
effect that little hope is entertained
for the recovery of Frank Golden
Many conflicting reports are current
regarding the cause of his serious i'll
ness. AS stated some days ago he
received terrible beating in a fight
that followed a poker game. Parties
who come from Reno state that he
had a fight with Al Meyers, the we'll
known Goldheld mining man. Col
den and Meyers were indulging i'll a
poker game when fight ensued. The
result was that Golden received such
harsh treatment that he was placed
in bed at the hotel, where he has
been suffering since that time Aside
from the facial in njuriees he received a
sprained ankle and dislocated shoul-
der
Yesterday the attending physiciar
stated that the beating was not the
direct cause of his illness, he attrib
utes it to an absess of the liver Lit
tie hope is entertained for his recov-
cry.
Since the fight Meyers has disap-
peared from the scene of action. An
attempt to locate him yesterday was
without avail He stated on leaving
Reno that he was going to Goldfeld.
He has not been located at that
point.
The Reno Journal states:
Yesterday afternoon the Grand Ju
ry took cognizance of the matter,
following the oft-repeated stories
that Golden's condition was the re
suit of fight following A gambhn"
dispute. However, the matter was
allowed to go over for a couple o.
days to await developments.
District Attorney Woodburn when
seen last evening stated that an IN
vcStigation would be made immediate
ly should Mr. Golden die He took
steps to get into touch with the ply
sicians in attendance
Chief of Police HillhOuse stated
that he had heard rumors that Col
den had been injured i'll fight in the
hotel. but that no complaint had been
made to his department. He stated
that an investigation would be instl-
tuted without delay and the entire al
fair looked into
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
i" HIS ABSENT BOY"
Entire Change
At the Park

An exceptional program is offered
the theatre goers this week at the
Park Theatre The pictures are ol
the latest and best on the market and
of very clean nature and decidedly
interesting. Everything from serious
to comedy and from comedy to seen
ic will be shown.
The following is the program OIL
fcred for this evening. which is very
line in every particular:
In the days OF Nero, the story OF
an innocent victim OF the Empsr"r
plot to poison his cousin, Britain
Gus.
The Fiddler's Requiem
The Spinster's Marriage, an Amer
The Working Elephants
lean Comedy, full OF fun and laugh
ter.
The Way of the Esquemaux.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
SAEVD HIS MOTHERS LIFE

-Four doctors had given me up,
writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, Of Avoca,
La, and my children and all my
friends were looking for me to die,
when, my son insisted that | use FL
,ectric Bitters | did so and they
have done me a world of good. |
will Always praise them. Electric
Bitters is a priceless blessing to wo-
men troubled with fainting and dizzy
spells, backache, headache, weakness,
debility, constipation or kidney dis
orders. Use them and gain new
health, strength and vigor. They're
guaranteed to satisfy or money re-
funded Only SOC. at Muller's Drug
Store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
Old Timer Dead
in California

Word was received in this city
Saturday announcing the death at
Stockton, Cal, of John Bauman, one
of the business men of Virginia City
during the boom days and immediate
ly following. He is credited with
having made a fortune in the old
Sazarac saloon located on south I
street and other places where he CON
Quoted the same line OF business. He
is we'll remembered by all the old
timers of this city. He is survived
bv wife and one son.-Chronicle
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-10-10
ROLL OF HONOR

For September. Second Grade
Miss Lizzie Sanger, teacher:
Alexander Clock, Edwin HILL Rob-
ert Smith, Vernon Trimmer, Jack
Won Nagel, Charles Brown, Osborne
Buck, Maute Esser, Glenn Kelly, Ho-
mer Smith, Hughy Sing, Agnes Hall,
Effie Little, Helen Nelson, Florence
Neil. Gladys Trimmer, Helen Wood
bury. Claire Anderson, Marie Bam-
brick, Catherine Day, Pearl Johnson,
Verna Jones. Edna Litchenberg, Ada
Patterson, Francis Ierington. Irene
Brown, Margaret Murray