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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-08-29
WANTED,

A place with stock to run en-
shares or to rent for term os
years. Address. Mr.. j. T, Ewing,
Portland, Or. 1881 Minnesota Ave.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-08-29
SUFFERED ECZEMA
FIFTY YEARS-NOW WEI

TIT 1EARS-NOW WELL
Seems long time to endure the
awful burning, itching, smartTny,
skin-disease known as "tetter"-an-
other name for Eczema. Seems
good to realize, also. that DIR.
HOBSONS' ECZEMA OINTMENT
has proven perfect cure. Mrs. ID.
l.. Kenney writes:-'I cannot suf-
ficiently express my thanks to you
for your DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. 1t has cured my letter,
which has troubled me for over
fifty years." All druggists. or by
mail. SOC.
PFElFFER CHEMICAL co.
st. Louis. Mo. Philadelphia. Pa.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-08-29
TO. TRADE

129 acres to trade for Lincoln
county dairy ranch. Located l
mile west of Newberg, Or, on
good county road; rural route;
telephone line and school wagon
route; 9a acres in cultivation; all
kinds of fruit; good Broom house !;
good fruit house and other build
ings; an ideal home for som ebody.
What have you to offer?
W. Fl. Hubbard.
R. F, D. /. Dundee. Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-08-29

Toledo schools open for the term
Monday. September 9Th.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-08-29

File a-No--Lite is guaranteed to
drive fieas from your person.
The evening world., 1913-12-03
BASEBALL NOTES

a batting eye and that players hit by
instinct Cobb ought to know little
about IL a. he has led the A. l.. In
hitting for the past six seasons.
Senators. did some good playing At
both second and third for the Omaha
club last season. He made only five
errors all season.
Nerlto Acosta has q good chance to
land an outheld berth with tho WASH
ingtons next year. Acosta was green
when he Joined the Nationals, but I'M
proved wonderfully near the close OF
the season. He's playing winter bail
In cuba now. and IL he keeps on i'm
proving he might push Moellsr or
Shanks out OF their berths.
Nick Aitrock Is spending tho winter
In hard fashion, The hest thing Nick
does at his homo In Chicago 10 to and
thirst parlor and with q few othsr good
Germans engage In the demon game OF
follow this vocation all winter and be
on tap when tho gong sounds for the
1914 season.
Word comes from tho Pacific coast
that Hal Chase's ankle Is in such bad
shape that II II feared he will be un-
able to engage actively In tho national
pastime next year. Chase was injured
in one % the early games Of the White
aox-Giants world tour aggregation
The evening world., 1913-12-03
~
! !! ANSWERED! ]
ks Dr. WI 1. m M II

70 YOUNG cOrs..s q. Usher =. IN.
Ntiantio oardsnf W. II.
YouAs 0osssss 10 new Sssa,6 i,sssas-
W. ga rs6sess Of s,ub n 1eeAssaA
10 ths spusans Hdisss:
II there . fighter named Jack Hebron
Of st. Louisf Who 10 his manaserf
W. v.
Ssok 1sldroa never Sscsms inpoTsaat
saoaGh - Gst hls naas u ne record
bee6
- ~ epuge1as D6lAss,
Kindly lst me know IA your column
u Paoksy NcVarland ever knocked out
LsanA Cross. LDNNY LOUBiAT.
Kssler's H0tsl Albany. n. 7.
RaoAsy ouspoanssA Gross twice. but
nevss k1ooksa I'm suA
10 ~ spsvu.s Ed,sssi
Please inform me whether Packey
ADuf'arland's opponent in . recent night
W. KID AtbsrA Of New York or Johnny
Ckfd) Afosr0 Of New Jersey. Il s.
Jenny (Eid) Aissrss Of jersey.
~ ths SPORTING Dditor.
Who 10 conceded 10 b the cleversst
fighter. Ad woisast or Packey Mcrar-
landf A. L. HOGAN.
No. ~ Riverside avenue. Scotia, n. Y.
Yeo1ey 1soYaxlaAA. without Q Aoubt.
Weigass 10 Of The sissying TYP.
10 Ne spostss Editor,
Who - the clevsrest middiew eight
After seeing Jack Dsnnins box Papke
and Mc0oorty I picked him. 10 he stiM
In the boxing game? Where 10 Paddy
Sullivan l recently heard Jack Black
burn IL out and intends fighting again.
10 this report truef "GINK."
Jack Dsn1inG WAS clever, but not the
clsvsrsst. Ks - now . boxing instruc.
tox ~ the Oaty 4. o. Of New York.
JACK Dlsckburn 10 stu n jail, buS there
has sssa talk Of his Obtaining . pardon
sooA.
To ths Sporting Nditns:
Please state tho nationality Of Broo-
90. the six.day bike rider.
NATALIE RIZZo.
1rocoo u a. italian.
To tbs Sporting Editns;
Kindly answer through your queries
and answer column who fought for the
$4,000 house up At the Garden A. CT
MIKE STEIN
Ksrs ere the rsesapts Of the bisgsst
houses drawn at the Garden since the
Horton Law days, Brown ". Matt
Wells. $4,000; 1ecooorty ". Gibbons,
sse,sooi 1eoTax1aAA ~. wells, oas,3oo,
and Ho1sslaad W. 1Ettton, $4,000.
II III Sporting Editrs:
A. says that Abe Attsll 10 thirty
years Of ags; B. sAys that - y About
shirty-shrss or thirty.four.
H. KLEIN.
AtteN WAS bern Feb. q, lsoA. On his
The evening world., 1913-12-03
WElNERT BIG SURPRISE;
BOXES lEvlNSKY DRAW

Battling Levinsky drew a tartar in
Young weinert at Browns last night
and after ten rounds OF terrific milling
the gentleman with the warl!ke mon
ksr could only earn a draw. II was a
rude shock, for Levinsky. who has been
cutting q Wide path in puxelistic lanes
the last few months. For the first time
in months Levinsky weighed more than
his opponent. tipping the beams at ITO
pounds. while weinert carried 1sl.
Weinsrt opened on third-spesd snd
carried tho night to tho Quaker boxer in
the early rounds. Weinsrt used both
hands effectively in tho clinches and
was good at long range. Only Levin
sky's cleverness offset weinerts ap-
parent advantage.
Each had four rounds with two go.
Ing to draw. They fought like bear
cats IN the ANAL round.
The evening world., 1913-12-03

St. Louis fan who claims to be In
on the know" 10 so sure that Nd
Konetchy OF the Cardinals will be- .
member OF the Giants next season that
no wagered 500 to 800 with . friend
that the deal will be made.
Johnson. tho backstop that will he
tried out by the Highlander in the
spring. had more assists than any
catcher In the Western League last
season. While wearing the mask and
protector for the Omaha club he had
1876 assists to his credit. lie played In
1917 games and had ga putouts. His
fielding average was $50.
The last heard of Tv Cobb's brother,
Paul. who for a time was travelling
on the latter's rep, was that he was
with the Union Association. He felded
~ poorly for the Lincoln team last
year that he was Internationally re.
lesssl-
Des Molnes. the leader in fielding, was
the only club in the Western League to
make a triple play last season Sioux
city. last in fielding. had the most
double plays ~
Ty Cobb, Tiger outHelder and leading
batter for the American League during
the 1918 campaign. comes ont with an
assertion that there's no such thing as
The evening world., 1913-12-03

nsxt Sirthday he will be just thirty
ysass old.
10 shs sporting Editor;
(a) says that q referee IL not al
lowed 10 give . decision in New York.
d says he Ia tb) who won the fght
between Cross and Richie. according to
the bcok7 tc) Please give the Jewish
nationality OF the Giants and Yanks.
JAS. CIIENKIN.
(a) 4 10 riGhA (b) 1ltchis won in
the opinion Of Ill nswVpaDes experts.
(o) xhsrs axs - Jsw1sh players On
slthsr tAs o4ant or Eghlaaass team.
n ~ sp9sins Editn:
Does Freddy Welsh hold . referees
decision ever Packsy MCFARLAND.
J. NJ. r.
Yso&sy leo1AxaaAA r.ud welsh fought
three taMss. IN their arst meeting -
1mwaukss On FEB. 81, 1903, Haoksy won
tue dscaaon. Their second battle at
Vernon, CAL. on July 4 NAs same year.
went twsnty-fvs rounds 70 . draw. In
thsaf third meeting in London, Nay
30. 1910. the referees decision was .
draw after twenty rounds.
10 ne Sporting Editor:
l am q young man twenty years Of
age and a fairly good ball player. play
Ing tho inheld. chiefly second base
Could you let mo know through your
answer column how I could get . try
out with some minor league team?
q. q.
Apply In the rpr1ng to the managers
OF the various minor league teams re-
qusst1ng . tryout at your own expense.
To ths Sporting Editor
Did Rivington Bisland ever play on
the Atlanta tGa) team. or was he once
with the Pittsburghs? Alb.
1dward Cheronnst supplies this an
swsr. he says Disianl played with At
lanta - sNortstop until near the end
OF the 1919 season, ana was the best
shortstop in the Southern League. He
was drafted By the b. Louis Browns
~ some time, possibly four years or
less back. Disland sat on the bench
with the Hittsburghs. but never got q
chance 70 play.
To tire Spuetins Editor:
What 10 the highest score on record
made by a bowling team consisting OF
hvs men? CONSTANT READER.
HSh avs men, single game, Bonds
Of Columbus, O., lose In a. =. o. tour.
namsat, Cincinnati O., 1904. 1ish
avs man. <hrss ram. <ofa,. nr.rn can.
~, mn a, Insn...., 40, :.
. A.-.
:. a.. e..,.. r,,,
How can one become a registered
athlete There 10 u boxing tournament
coming OF at the N. Y. A. c. and 1t Is
vo,,,A ,,r. .. n.r,,,,,.,. a. =. 49,. =
The evening world., 1913-12-03
YOUNG EBBETS HEADS
NEWARK BALL CLUB.

Charles II. Ehoets ~. = the nsw
head of the Newark club. The new
President IL a son OF Charles II. Ed
bets ST., tho Brooklyn baseball mag
nate who controls the majority stock In
the Newark club.
Young Ebbets. II was announced, ia
20 have full charge OF all financial and
business matters concerning the club.
Harry Smith. who recently signed q
contract to manage tho club again for
another season. was vested with abso-
lutte authority over the players.
The evening world., 1913-12-03
YALE'S BASEBALL GAMES.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 3.-Yals's base
ball schedule. announced to-day. pro-
vides for twenty-six games for 1914.
ave less than last year, New mines on
the list are tho Norfolk BASEBALL Club
Of Virginia, Mount st. Joseph's College
and Lafayette. Tho season opens with
the Norfolk game on April .. and CLOSES
with the annual games With Harvard.
Juno 10 and II. The annual contest
with Princeton will be played June ~.
and June 20 IN case OF a tia
The evening world., 1913-12-03
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me annual dance AMI entertainment
o. to Friendship Boat Club, will be
held Dec. at Palm Garden. Fifty.
eighth street snd Lexington avenue
This years entertainment will take tn.
form OF . minstrel show. ,.hs,r.ais
The evening world., 1913-12-03
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN

FOR which are now under way at the
club ooathouse. under the direction OF
Charles A. Prince. Indications are t.iat
this years show will surpass In inter.
es, any that have yet been given by
'he Friendships, whose annual enter.
talnnont and dance IL an event Of
much Interest in local rowing circles
The evening world., 1913-12-03
Harry stone beats Wells.

A cablegram received from Sidney.
Australia, to-day says that Harry Stone
OF this city won a decision over Matt
Wells of England In the faeway
country yesterday. Stone IL said 70
have had the best OF twelve Of the
twenty rounds fought.
The evening world., 1913-12-03
Talbot tn Captain Yale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Dec. a-Nelson
strobrtdse Talbot OF Dayton. O.. has
been elected captain OF the Yale
football eleven for next year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
d. prlI-h minister 10 sweden.

az British minister to sweden.
A. unguist S.r cecil will have Jew
equals 10 Washington. as he spyIEs
nearly all at the European lnngua Ses.
L. thoroughly couVefsant With tho
Persian tongue. ana has q speaking
acquaintance with japanese aud Ara
hic. Sir CECIL married nine yrars
ago FLORENCE daughter ut the ~
uou. Sir FRANK l.aac,il,s. then the
BRUSH ambassador Co GcrmanS
IN. rr-t visit Go Washington oi 40.
urt .uI 'lssudor was as secretary Of
cmha-s1 during az" reign of Lord
Puuuceiotc, who represented Great
Britain he the formulation OF thc nov.
ianous iay-pauncatotc treaty SIR
Crc,Is official residence "a W4shius.
ton iu plain. solid almost ugly
structure. and not very we'll suited to
The social affairs whih are no small
part OF The duties ol diplomat iu
the capital ot Yankecdom. although
the vditic' Is tho largest ~ IL kind
iu WIshiurtou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

eide N chlcano. declaring with hisl
dsing breath thai he hna no, found
an honest maa Almost while this
dnllluslonlaed gentleman war maklna
away with himseH ono ~ these hon.
esi anders was telling In the nublle
prints ho~ Ne had found . purse con
salninr several shouuands 81 dollars
ana how NJ received the spoken
THANKS but ma iht rendered coin ofl
the realm ~ WAY ~ gratitude. New
sftheiess q does pay" 60 be hon
80 even though the beneaciarics OF
reoatade are chnrIs Honesty uiways
rays not necaune u brings Ia divl-
dends but becansc u gives a .go"d con.
= icncc and aelf-rc-pecs. Sometimes
Il pays IN tansihle reeonnitlon aut
thnt IL not It, chief or beet reward
An honest little American hoy re-.
Fcente picked up a, pair ~ gloves that
had been dropped from the i,oo kefel-
ier a1tomoblle. Roallsinr the sou-
vsnir value 81 his md. he WAS nt hrsi
averse 10 returning the Stoves. hut
In short time his innate sense ~
honest, prevailed over this sentiment
81 view OF the matter and h. sent the
gloves 60 their owner By parcel pest.
Tho fact that % sar a. known. the
bad received no nunnclai reward 10 20
be- regretted, perhaps hui his con
sci,nof l. clear ana that H. worth
more than any pair oi gloves ~ ans
dfi, pairs The innate honesty 1T
tbs avefage Ahl,sican hoy. az man.
eYvs not demand and does not expect
ward Virtue Is proverblnuy hs
own fguompcnse
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

nr Adelne q. Soulc 81 Kansas
city has fnund the model husband
And. naturally. pr. souie being an
exemplary married woman. There II
bat One man Ia she world whom she
could acclaim as the model husband.
Ncea Nc udd that the model ~ Nj
suui- Mul,itudes 81 good women
know that the men ~ whom they
arc mated are not model husbands.
Eut !, any one of such women were
,'rt under the sanc,ity Of an oath. aud
t'se pressure ~ court 10 name the
model husband ~ the world IL there
on, Who could do otherwise than
Dr Adellue @. soule has done Not
Dre And thot IL the crownine glory
Of their sex
Il must be- siid for Dr. Soule that
she haf not waited for compulsion 20
proclaim her admiration. There has
been no legal compilation. or compul.
s'pn of any kind. In her ease. Yet
u,vagh she speaks freely. aud not nm.
Der the sanctisy 81 oath. We unhssi-
'stingS accept ner word as u what
constitutes model husband Dr
soule's husband does his share OF the.
housswork and az times On 81 h. and
me doctor informs us thar ne often
has 10 do an n Il in her home. lie
viii not tain back when Told 10 10
thing. and he will always wear
clean apron when ~ work Or
SoGlc's husband j. an OF This aud
more. Ne doesn't 20 oui ~ nights.
You nenedicts knowing not hoN
20 fry "a egg, or wash dish. and
who would rather be shot than wear
al apron tyour name IL legion and
W know exactly how sou fecb may
shcoi out the no. nut YOU can never
aeny that Mr. Soule IL "a model hus-
band Ana We W.ll tell YOU whl lie
Is model because none of the rest
of us can ever pattern after him lie
is a model because unapproacha BILE.
ANY of ne trying 20 pattern after that
model would he likely 10 break the
model before W, got through where.
fore better not try. for such model
should not he broken. The only other
perfect model Zee the world BE- tho
UOman fitted hy nature to admire and
acrinim al, .Ncellon.c of such O
model man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

them daily newspapers. Port aw
Prince. the Haiti capital. has q popu-
latlon 81 10000. and ts two daily
rapers have n combined circulation Of
less than 7.000 santo Domingo. only
q third az large as the metropolis 81
Haiti. has two evening papers with
n combined circulation OF $4,000. IN
addition IN the daily, sunday and
weekly press, Snnto Domingo has
semi. monthly and monthly reviews ~
rcligiou. agriculture. education. med
ioine. pharmacy and commerce. a
humorous weekly, and three excellent
literary weeklies Halt has only one
small review, which boasts of clrcu.
lntion OF $1,000 Dominica was 70 pntt
Of Haiti until the revolution which
began February % lStt From ikGi
tu 1850 Dominica was spanish pos.
seesion. bue the republic was restored
IN 1858. The soml-coutcnnry at the
establishment ~ the present repuh
ilc win be- celebrated next August.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

The thrcc-iaa hiahway north Of
Ola Albuaueruue. now practically
csmpletcd. uisty feet wide an0 rateed
% = hixh iovei Shove ~. Surround
ms rountrs. and which h BAT thc
starter On ereat main travelled arr
terry ~ waac 20 tbe valley north 81
the city. n ere 81 the nncsg demon-
stfafioas 81 shat roas cuEh, 20
10 tnas caE BE tcrnd N tf eas., a.
vest. ~ an nasn intsssrted e. en.
ints rrster 4 roads hasns seen fWat
plese % work he ouTnt 20 e. md
look a. h--a brvad e-p o. thor
oaehsnre. Straight and level aud i'n.
posing. wherc lal q CIV non,hs as1
was wsnding sattea rramry mir
ansty. tortuaas ana gorturlne by-
path. VS. wish ee hsd some scod
phoson of the old anj the new % shuw
the general pebble how vast s mo
change which has eecn ncoau,plis.,eI
~ the nae % n.oe-rn methoas aos
meesrp edYlptn-nt and brains To-
hnuding read
We VIII venture 80 re Isn't three
miles - read % the gscAs -onth0 y.
that has anything 81 MS nowuss
hiehwav The e.S.oss u cunvirt
labor on public roada eoa!d be n
more fsscibly eriphas.4eG Dut cniei-
~ this work impreAsss on as ne TIM
portant fact trat ~ anything " worth
dosns Al an n Is north dolnf Wal.
ana the way 70 srild roads il 20 Dallt
thcn--and MOI % "sx' them ThsnA
Eoodnes-, ths Gay %. 'hxins' rsads
81 sapialy passing IN this negk Of IN,
N'onhn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
ray IT ~ NEw MsXICo.

r. viii hoo great Trims Tor Albu.
queraue VI In case the Friedman
s~rum treatment nr uuhorrulosis
proves @ success. thr chief demon.
.,ration tutes place in this cily The
trut the government,
81 going q" ny out the specific in this
state. at its hospital lt Port stanton.
Be- likewise plcasup Tho ewes oi the
world are up0n tho tests CT this
serum. heraidrd hy Be- diHcuN'tcr Es
tho real cure Tor IA, worlds greatest
curse at dis,as, successful demon
strJtiOus ia Sew McNipo viii serve q"
.aIi the ATTENTION of the world 80 the
'tci mot nowhere on the globe 90.
'unttions better Tor the treatment
auJ a., cure of the white plafu, than
90, "a. great suu-wushod mes1z ut m,
u0uir vet hand of ozone aud natural
germicide Conditions here are iarul
81 the tests O. mrt which the govern.
neut recognize u b. a. boo hoped
% local specialist nov in Sew YORK
With the purpose of intertirWlne nr.
ST, dmann and oxtendine th" inNl-
,ati0n ~ the locni Commercial club
a. make tcsu here. wiu be- successful
A his mission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

CIR CASTRO ~ workina down to-
ward vene"w'" l.oot ONT
WASHINGTON b nearly ready 10
powder ~ nose for tho inaugural
@
HAPPY - he Who had the fore.
thought to has his spring hal late last
summer
~ EARTHQUAKES serves To re-
mind Ms that thcre a. such place as
weliinHson. Kew Ioaland
o
THE MENITANs that sin live are
shipping tomajocs and other garden
truck "a the United = ttcs
.
Az ARMY that does not oocy or.
dcrs Is the mnft DANGEROUS - mohs.
Ask Madero
g.
THE MIL FIGHTING industry
viii rise as the revolutions In Alcsico
e. down and out
@
THE BASEBALL teams So not ear,
10 train this year south ~ the Elo
Grandc
g.
LILLIAN RUSSELL l. 10 lecture
on How to Live one Hundred
Years" LILLIAN ought u know
3
PYTHONS have gone up They
nov cost s. o. foot Isn't that awful
Mabel
SPRING HATS will ~ down tleht
over The wearer's head--and Tighten
SIN over Fathers pocketbook.
g
WHEN CASTRO ana ZelaVa nnaily
rot together the hiQ rcvoltlonizing
win really commence.
PROBABLY % won't hurt NJ to
have little practice moving our neat
little army around over the map.
o
SEEMS lake those Los Aneeies fell
lows are just keeping the trail hot
Go Panama.
AND OF course IL Wouldn't take
much To make Texas declare war on
4,
Now lF THEN ESQ., .n'y fud e.
serum that viii couutero. .th, pollt-
teal hus.
=,
THE VEGrI.NR army IL said tn he
la full sway as Juarez Now u You
know who h. today's regular army gou
1fc an rieht
\ los ANGELES man nearly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
a sra onD ivfIsrMENT-

We believe Il = sardly necessary
"a urgc tho huF'urss men % this SHY
70 come gcro@ che 'plly when ,hey
are waited epou b. The canvUssips
COMMITTEES az tn go -iads isn-
citation now eneasea IN raising tha
-. 400 pledged sOI A. Aibuau-rqu@
end ~ the proposed rsad g. Iem~z,
Cuba and CaBez !. Thsre have been
numerous heavy demands upon he
purses al AibaqBer4ae booster. in
tho past ~ d. the business men
have coRis ca iooA pun contributions
70 public movet tuts IN the nature -
investments The cahny business
man never nant4s thai he is giving
away anything wien ~ diss up few
doliars which vi! bring him In d
vastly greater nJ'ppCr ~ dollars W.
the future. Fcg fha reason tho 49,
iiciting committee has been ra~etlhs
Rith success and fer that reason We
are congceut. ~ the committee h..
that me accessory fg.t'p Niu be
forthcomirr thy II me ssat'
tered r~si a,f the Jemez country
are a'It ~ f2.ooo "a mone,
and absr. ~ equivalent amount %
lsroporuonsgcly small thing Coz A.
uqusfqns % tarHish
Nov - an Investment No regard
fhii NJ strictly Kit, edged Apparent
D Va business men Ice thai wey
ahout 81 .t'Hu1aefoue b. the chief
neneaciary % tne EtW road aud SCI
b. egued ur.n % rais, h. "a %
third of the. n'ohev nos ssury u
hlghNay. m whose cnnairuttio~ sacl
f-rna ,ole in-thr' rporan.,r 4.
offered. all Urinf 90 'rvmcn4ous
trade 90 AiDug5eraae aud nr'ua . n
quickly trade go. "di steadily
arov ,nd expand "a ne great north
western section 20 the state de,rl'ps
A. the Rerala has stated ncfor.. there
b. eu0JEh business NJ ,here 90 0rild
city Ms size Or Aitsqgvrdue und
sasy communicates With ihnt rrl,ot
will make ths norihwcsi one ~ 100
foruna,t factors ~ building ~ 'hr
sity - so.ooo inhah''at's whith ~
want here III sSfg) 10 dfop IN
the backCi . trl'ie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

rut into q baking dish. roots down.
ana bake Tor AN hour without ps'.'.
,ng. Poet aud finish baking. s'"foE
with salt. pepper. ana melted ht""r
ana serve.
Iiollcd Onions.
I.ou small peeled onions In s.iled
vuter 90 cover changing The VT 2
three Times. When trndcr season
with ,uu. pepper aud melted '.,t"'
aud add enongh boiling cream Co
mulsteu. SER iUmcdiatcN.
Baked Bnilcd Onions.
co, bottled onion. INTO quarter. .u,'
pun into % battered baking dtsh !'ouI
over them q white sauce. sprinkle
with buttrrcd cracker crumh. ana
brown 100 the oven.
GliS"d OnloU-.
Peel aud pat uto "a suuc" pan Wi'h
little sugar, butter ana -uh L" S,a-
ION. Moisttu with stock tirom 'ttr-
rr % beet ur i Ncal pot ronstl, cover
aud cook very slightly until tender
nJstiug frequent Tho "o"klur up
uid may %, thirkcurd with Ol"ur t'r
% sauce.
Frird Onions.
peel slice thin. uud -uut, 10 boot
ter or pork TAT or put INTO frN rs
basket and fn brown ln docp ul
season With salt aud pupriku 80
serve. Thry ma, b." parhotl"d tot
fifteen minutes h,tor, sor,iHg
Ciramcd Onions Win Ric",
Peel small onions and btu uugu
tender ia saltrd water Add oui' e
hh OF white sauce und enough cold
boiled rice Go muk. %. miNtur' OF ia"
proper consistency. Erh'ut Hid
stfNr.
I-oailupcd onions
Slice bottled onions and put into 20
buttDf'd baking dish 100 lYNcI- alter.
mating with crumbs aud s,usoiiing
with -ult upriha. aud butter NuNr
crumbs aud butter "n top Pour
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