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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

misunderstanding charms. Money would
NOT tempt her to do anything Tor me,
and she said that she could not treat
white people. 1t is against the rules OF
these doctors to talk about patient
but I told her about the story had
heard about her getting large sum
of money for healing one Of her pa
tient s wounds.
"In a few moments she limbered up
a little, and made n statement that
Tairly caused me TO jump for JOY. She
said that the yoodoO which had thls
mnu in his power had bitten him al
over the body. and his flesh was filled
with deep inIcntations from the teeth:
That was all she would say then, and
she would not tell who he was or any
thing about him except that he had
gone to Cuba, got detective from
the Mercer street station TO watch the
house and in the evening | got Al
Pendcr. q colored man who could he
depended on to play a part;
=" He called upon the voodoo woman,
AMI the first thing he did was to pull
out big knife and sharpen it. He
said nothing while doing this and the
woman became very uneasy. When he
got through the pantomime he told her
in very solemn tones that the object
of his visit was to kill her. He gave
her one alternative II she would tell
him who the man was who called on
her with the teeth marks in his body,
her life would be spared and she would
get $1,000 in gold. Pender shook bag
full of metal and gave her three min
utes 10 answer. She whispered the
name of Spanish Forbes. Ponder knew
that he had the woman in his power.
and pressed the question. under tbe
same conditions. a. 10 where Forbes
was She told him he was in certain
cellar IL Wooster street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
The
Spring
"PokeS
Hat,
Hat,
Which Shows the Hair and
Gives the Wearer a Dernaare
Expression.

An edging Of narrow silken fringe
is the very latest finish for wide
sl1llen ribbons, and though in the
ordinary way l have little liking for
fringe. [ must admit its attractions
in this particular connection.
Imagine, for instance, pure white
sllken ribbon finished off on either
side with blue bordering Of an
inch wide fringe of old gold, or
again q black taffeta ribbon, TO
which is added wider fringe in
white, its soft strands being at first
trebly knotted i'll an openwork de-
sign. And then admit with me that
the innovation is not only justified,
but welcome
There is distinct charm. too. III a
roschued ribbon edged with
shimmering white fringe, while Of
rather more elaborate design is "
Chinese blue ribbon with border
ings first of gray and blue and
black stripes, and then fanciful
fringe Of the beautiful blue color
ing. These also looking partieu
larly well as carried out in shades
Of purple. with sgain the contrast
Of graz. and black But prettiest
of all, perhaps, is soft satin rib
bou Of SAKE blue coloring which
only at one side is bordered with
a brocaded and lace-like design In
white and blue. with narrow silken
fringe, also of silvery white.
Next | would like to introduce
10 you shot taf'eta ribbon which
starting from narrow e1ging Of
black. shades from bronze and serge
10 woven white and red TO a shade
MORE, whose water lace weaves
show under blue. then green, while
on either side il is edged with mar
row stripes of white and black
satin, and then with rather
broader banding of vivid blue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

cheap dives, and finally landed fel.
low. answering to his description /
took him to the liquor dealer, and he
was fully identified. I locked him up
and squeezed him very hard for in
formation. He persisted that lie had
found the watch in the street. but
after he was put through the mill,
and charged with killing man TO
get the time piece. he admitted that
he stole it from man who WAS lving
drunk in a hallway in Greenwich street,
From the description that he gave
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

with salt and pepper and
few tablespoonfuls of
glasses of brandy aud n
wine.
Add a bouquet com
parsley. two bay leaves,
garlic Of YOU like it), a
piece of dried orange
several hours.
You should then have
which is Il kind Of earth
this dish. \ metal one,
any one with knowledge
stand the kind Of utensii
this purpose Place the
some bacon OF some pork
cut III squares and boiled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

sprinkle with olly/
wine vinegar, two
bottle Of red or
posed of scvenl sp'|
Two or three Glow
little thyme ana
peel. Let it all
ready a "daab!
enware saucepan US
however. will ssrs
of cooking viii J.
that can be adaps
beef in the saucepan
cracking which yo1
= few minutes 10 or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

pounds: Two pounds ot
Of chopped ny heart and
good brandy, several shall
thyme, cbcrvll, some salt
Bone the pork carefully,
also the cracEling, which
mixture of heart; liver,
BILE, skin the shallots, chop
eral sprigs Of parsley
with the meat, season with
tie piuch OF Glove powder.
thyme, and NIX the whole
of the pate you take Il
which you put ju the oven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Try These Recip,
Fine Art of French Cookin
By A. ESCOFFIER.
PICKLED TUNNY FISH OR "THON MARINE.

funny fish, 'thon marine, is appiziug dS
families
preliminary lunch the principal dish of meal
Of a salad, q various other
Of the best preparing Tsh1
of weight:
sized tomatoes chopped up, tObcsponfu
mite Of garlic, if like
the box carefully Place
and keep medium Gre until the
color. Add the eight
the Then add
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

the Add sliced two cnoppe
five or SIX tomatoes skinned and seeded and DIVIDED IN
Place the bouquet herbs add the
described and close the daubere whatever I live
using completely. h the cook at gentle c & I1 .hs
hours, At the serving the bouquet sh 's
of the cooking liquid aud Just II is, n
southern France the 'daubc also served
dish may alsc the danoo "
with cooked the or their packets ths
You prepare equally well in dauhc % ou bte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
ARTICHOKE
DUKE

Take a dozen French
and clean them with care.
ter thoroughly salted with
Juice in it. Add TO tho
When the artichokes arc
and arrJnoe them side by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
The fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach

weak
properly his food
iusufcenly -NS
Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL W.
makes the stomach VA
digestive Juices, Iosta &B
assimilation ehe SDS
DariHes is
Nesh61Nder nerve tonic. N
strong in body, active nd in
This Discovery sycerie
absolutely alcohol
ingredients
ingredient by
medicine Don't
remedy OF KNOWN coMPoTioN ASK
made BY during 40 neishboood
words Lspeny Medical Assoation DR., RV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Parallel Stories of Famous Crimes
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
fellow who looked like tramp about
week before. and it hal all the
marks Of one OF the watches which
bad been stolen. ! took the watch to
Mr.. Baldwin, and he said it was his
property.
made np my mind that the tramp
did not have any hand in the rob
berry. and had got possession Of the
watch In some other way. I hunted
high aud low for this fellow. in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

Sll'NH n.
liver of pork, ono 3
lets, a little e
and a pinch OF rP
remove all the slassS'
YOU set aside. I's
etc. chop 1T ane
them up fine, aud ~
rhcryil. and niIS gu,
salt and pepper ~ s1S e.:
Ndd several e;ahs
again. @ TO test =. ! Il
niece the siEe q q ssud {
TO this add sn,' "a ,Ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

interior Of carthenwao over il with M
cracklDg this dish ana PUT
hole in tho middle VI % this r.
chimney ana % at 81
brandy pate to cook in oven, wbi'n W" ~ Z.
moderate heat br ,sing Nnls, n
You vary this recipe according to sS ~ Won omp
OF shalots. instead of psrsiei;
things altogether. The pate may be seEV9o Ho' " ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
DAUBE A LA PROVENCALE.

This OF The most satisfactory and economical OF fFenen
dishes large piece OF lean beef weighing ahut
the large pencil shaped pieces of a'd
which previously been rolled chopped parsley and specs
pieces terrne earhcnware saucepaD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

them completely with Bechame la creme
the which described
articles Then with thin layer of grated Pan
cheese and sprinkle tho surface with melted butter
Put the dish in hot and let it stay there until the
or until the 'gatin'
cooking complete garnis the the dish with very
asparagus tips and each arhoke place nice slice of uf
previously with salt pepper and then he
butter a little gravy. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
PATE OF COMBOURG.

This favote dish in Brittany For any one ""v -, ID
of characteristic dishes. tins IS very
hut my it offers considerable a''u' st|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

chopped parsley snd the
ture cook between fifteen
ter that add the funny,
tie cooking will be sufi-
of potatoes, baked in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
HEARTS, GRl
STYLE. \

uTtichOlies Of mediulI
Put them TO cook I
n good drop Of
water a piece Of B
done to g turn, dIan
side ON a qratin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

s,;E$, Sss;;$, "a pecially on chiffon
:s:s;ssss grounds, and if
you make list
now of the follow
ing fabrics; you will later find them
celebrities Of the spring and sum
NOR seasons. For then specially
and beautifully soft quality of taf-
fetas, in plain, spot and bordcred
varieties; next printed "radiums
and China and japanese silks; soft
failles; woolens in stripes and
borders; reproduction in cotton
and light wooleu goods Of the
heavier and wintry nature (named
.tissu serviette eponge'); and I'm
ally cotton pioues, and printed cot
tons in quite delightful old tapes
try effects.
Lace is going to be made use of
to an enormous extent, and partIcu-
larly the lighter market, while en-
broideries will be almost universal,
though, as contrast, l suppose, to
last seasons orgy of colorS, there
will probably be a predominance of
alI-white designs.
And then, once again there is
destined to be veritable rage for
ribbon trimmings. L have never
seen such lovely things as those
which are already prepared-though
not as yet publicly shown or sold,
and so / want you to hear the very
first news Of the novelties
in order that you may be
ready TO make your puT-
chascs at the first possible
moment. and extensive pur-
chases they should be, too;
for there arc hundred and
one different and decorative
purposes to which ribbons
can be put, in addition to tho
primary one of planning the
shaped crowns on some OF
the new toques.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

garIlq, aud let thil
and twenty minute
and Il few minutes
cient, Serve with
oven or simply boil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
The New Jersey" Dress, ar
Afternoon Gown and a
Charming Poke Hat

ADY DIFFGORDON, The famous 'luclc OF London, and
fashions in the world writes each week
the fashion article for this presenting all that IS
newest and in styles o wcILdresscd
Duff Gordons Paris establishment brings her into
touch with that center Of fashion.
establishment No II West
ThirtS-SiXh New York city,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
500 Dress Silks SIC
$I.25 Dress silks sec

Z7nch dress silks such foulards satin mesalne chiffon
taetas satin Duchesse, silk serges and plain essaines
ONE N stripes Persian patterns brOcades. checks pads also solid
shades full of coO for spring Qualities IN regular
way for Sl.2 per yard; Silk Safe 69c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

Before the busy Spring season
begins II nil be a good idea
for you TO get N touch Diih our
Dressmdkng Department.
This Departmenf-in charge
of Mrs. Cdss-OferS you the
best Dressmaking service IN
Ell PasO.
Ord FLOOR)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

JOttOHHt6 SPtCftutu D0iueS die J OF W O1QC
SCRUBBLNC BRUSHES &c
Full size scrubbing brushes with hard
wood tops. Some with one-piece TOP
and white fibre. Others with two
piece top and black fibre. Extra Spe-
cial &c.
SUIT CASES $500
Imitation alligator suit cases. 24-inch
size, strong leather handle, two side
catches, corner projections. Extra Spe-
eial Sl.OO.
OIL CANS PC
Galvanized iron oil cans, hold one gallon.
corrugated top, wood handle, screw TOP.
Extra Special Poe
KITCHEN SETS re
Set consists Of big fork. big spoon and
pancake turner, all with wooden handles.
Extra Special, for the set l9c.
TRAYS 30c
JaPanned serving trays, I6x2O. gold
trimmed, durable. Extra Special SOC.
IEA POTS 39c
SPIT. white enamel tea pots. blue and
white surface, strong handle. Extra
Special SOC
COMB 6 BRUSH TRAYS CSC
China comb and brush trays, 9xIs. rose
and violet designs, 75e values; Extra
Special 3sc~
$500 OIL HEATER S295
Natural oil heaters, fine room warmers
these chilly mornings. Safety burner.
nickel trimmings, stands on nickel legs.
twisted wire handle. Thoroughly tested
and regular $500 value; Extra Special
S295.
CUPS AND SAUCERS roc
China cups and saucers, floral designs.
Extra Special lOc.
35c SPONCES 25c
Giant sponges, soft and free from all
imPerfections, special 35c value; Extra
Special 25c.
WATER SETS 78c
Imitation cut glass water sets, pitcher
and SIX glasses Extra Special, Nor the
set 7Sc.
GOAL SHOVELS Sc
Galvanized coal shovels, 20 inches long,
l5c value; Extra Special &C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

DINNER PALS PC
Round dinner pals, one-quart can and
plate, teleseoped cup on top, wooden
handle Extra Special 29c.
zoe PIE PLATES Sc
Granite pie plates, ia inches zee
values; Extra Special &c.
BREAD AND BUTTER
PLATES f9c
Austrian china bread and butter plates
beautifully decorated. Extra Special Ice.
CHINA FRUIT SETS SI.49
Set consists of large bowl and six small
bowls to match. cannot tell these sets
from real hand painted china Extra
Special, for the set sl-49.
FRUIT PLATTERS 38c
China fruit platters, fancy edge, side
lifts, rose design, gilt trimmed Extra
Special SSe-
GRANITE ROASTERS SIPS
Oval shape granite roasters, l6 inches,
strong handles, extra well made Extra
Special SI28.
COFFEE POTS SIC
Blue and WHITE tlaAlicA CulAcc poIcs White
lined. hold two quarts. Extra Special 5Sc.
SUGAR CANS I5c
Black Japanned sugar cans with hinged
top. Extra Special l5c-
LUNCH BOXES f6c
Folding lunch boxes, 4 by inches. Extra
Special l6c.
HEARTH BRUSHES 26c
Hearth or floor brushes, handle and back
al in one piece. Extra Special 2se.
MAIL BOXES Zoe
Outside mail, boxes, l0tsx5, with paper
holder attachment, swing top, can be
padloeked. Extra Special Toe
KITCHEN SETS 25c
Set consists of meat chopper. kitchen
knife and pairing knife. good steel with
wooden handles. Extra Special, for the
set 25c.
CANVAS TRUNKS S8.48
Square, flat top canvas trunks, zinc bot
tom. two large trays, brass lock and
leather straps, extra well
braced. Extra Special SS.4S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
Extra Special 25c SIX Tissue Il

27nch silk tissue, soft finish, high uste Comes In plain
colors only such shades pink blue TAM mais old rose
Copenhagen scarlet golden brown and white Regular 25c quality
Silk Sale Extra Special, per yard l5c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
Next Week on Basement BALCONY

he Basement Balcony meek divides interest Dah the Sill Section
OAODmg splendid values for Monday and long quantities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

Styles change IN cOrseis as nell as
in other things. Our Corset Section
in charge Of Miss COx-not only
supplies pou nth corset models con
sformng TO the latest styles but
models conforming 10 pour particular
figure. We also maize cOrsets to
order.
(2nd FLOOR)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
SO Brocaded SiLk 29c
SOC Crystal Crepe Sc

Znch crystal crepe for street and evening dresses
separate waists Comes plain coors embroidered dots
fancy designs CoOrs lavender biscuit Nile green Atlantic blue
scarlet sed green cardinal golden brown. granite light blue. old Deli
navy pink black and white Good heavy
that sells regularly for Soc per yard Silk Sale 33c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT

ndofseason prices force Boys Department
are offered at reductions that will appeal strongly to parents
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-01-12
Prof. McSorley Of seaford, L. l.,
Crosses Them With Flying
Fish,

well. ! guess I've got the scientists
Of the world ready TO come to me tor
kinder garten instruction again" said
Prot Aoysius Darwin Huxley Colum
bus MCSorley OF Seaford l. l.. when
he dropped into town today for his
regular weekly visit to Broadway. says
New York CORES pondent Of the Bos-
ton Herald
"Reiore the end OF the week theyl
have a dozen cigars new automobile,
a couple OF aeropIanes and com
bined breakfast food and furniture
polish named after me
This week I've finished job that
( tlink is worth while amt gong
to give any exhibition of my latest
hybrid but take it from me il out.
hybrids anything in the hybridology
line that ever was hybrided That's
going ONE too, Tor my barking dog.
fish that used to catch channel cats
was pretty near perfection and my
collarsible mule was the wonder of
the age for a time
you see this latest thing in hybrid
ulogy is the result Of my getting the
rheumatics last fell digging clans /
found this year that wasn't as spry
as used TO be and couldn't dig more
than a ton or so OF soft shells before
noon and when I started to rake
oysters in the afternoon felt tuck
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-01-12
Pang TripIets Brought

make the speech will help alleviate
his grief. but just think Of the bun
he could have organized if all three
broke into the ivory game at the same
time. I've been expecting my baby S
tooth for weeks. and in order that
might be in proper shape to do It
justice have been dieting on salt
pork "
Aside from the misfortune Of being
robbed of the greatest JOY In mar.
ried mans life. just think Of the hard
luck OF having a baby born with a
tooth these times, with all sorts of
food bringing prohibitive prices. was
the way another sympathizer put 1t
Yes. it's a boy, the other members Of
the delegation being girls While his
sisters will De content with milk for a
year at least, he will have to have
steak and chops from the start In or
der to exercise that tooth That
youngster will be demanding evening
clothes before he is six months old :"
Beats all the way nature favors
these Ohio babies" complained a man
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-01-12
PUTS WINGS ON OYSTERS

cred out That got me thinking
81 know that that twin of a google
eyed Jelly fish who calls himself Prof
Schneider OF Goose Greek would hear
about this. and began thinking how
o have the laugh on him Before
next spring | can we my oysters
gathered at daylight without getting
out Of bed
81 just went out and sailed the skif
toward Banegat until run into a
school of flying fish netted the best
ooking ones and brought them home
II only took a coupe of days Tor us TO
get acquainted and then, when they
got friendly like, | let them play
round the front yard with my pet
oysters until they got used to them
After while | set some OF the eggs
in my incubator with oyster seed
i THAT was only the first stage The
lying fish when hatched, looked a lit,
lie like oysters and the oysters a little
ike flying fish Then when these laid
eggs and ! hatched them they looked
more alike than ever
Now I've got my flying oysters per
feet When want a mess of Il e best
blue points all I've got to do is TO ring
a bell and the jump out of the oyster
bed sail right into the bin and wait
10 be opened
I'm going TO try to cross sword
fish into the breed next year and make
them self-openng but I've been too
busy frost fishing lately to work this
scheme out to the best advantage
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-01-12
Ohio Man Bemoaning Because Infant
Has a Tooth-Me@1s Another
Mouth tc Feed.

Sympathy OF all the fond papas in
this city went out to Arthur Wander
sail of Akron, Ohio. whose wife pre-
sented triplets TO him, one OF whom
had a perfectly formed tooth They
we're able to appreciate his great sor
row in being deprived later OF the
chance TO say "Babys got a tooth.
an announcement invariably followed
by an Individual celebration on the
part Of the proud parent To be
robbed Of the opportunity Of making
the speech which every married man
rehearses for weeks seemed too much
Tor one man to bear, and many of the
local dealers in coochee-coochee-coo
.aIk sent messages Of coincidence to
lin
IT'S a hard blow" said one young
nan. who was around collecting LIQUID
samples by way of celebrating the
arrival OF his baby's first tusk THE
act tha, he has two more chances to
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-01-12
PhiladeIphia's Elite Perform
Daring Numbers at CotiIIon.
Mrs. jackson Fouraud Uses Snake
New York Entertainment includes
All Kinds of Terpsieh-
oran Varieties.

New York.-If elite and exclusive
Philadelphia society people could have
seen their two favUrite cotillon lead
ers, Charles Gilpin and George Lee
Thompson. the recently divorced hus
band of the beautiful Julie Phillips,
escort Nance Gwyn. the actress. Titan
haired and from Australia. to an en-
tertainment given by Mrs. Jackson
Gouraud a short time ago. they would
have opened wide their eyes
But If they could have seen Miss
jwyn dance the dance of the seven
wells a little later they might have
gotten their eyelashes tangled up with
their eyebrows.
Miss Gwyn's alluring figure and her
tartling Salome dance were both more
)rless revealed at a Soiree de la danse
sxcentrique tquoted from the pro-
gramJ given by Mrs. Gouraud Every
body was in masquerade costume
Mrs Gouaud arrayed as The Night
Has a Thousand Eyes" and in pearls
that would clothe a baby and ransom
a king. received her guests at the
staircase landing. The program in.
cluded La Mazurka Russo, danced by
NJ, Agrioff and NJ Maurice, the Ha.
waiian Kui. danced by natives; lie
Whirl by Kathleen Clifford and Harry
PilceI and La Harem slide. by the
whSe company
A native Igorrote in his native cos
tune. mostly heads. electrified the
company In La Danse des lgorrotes
Mrs Gouraud herself appeared In La
Danse lie Cobra. and with NJ Agarloff