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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27

.O'Brien. O'Brien sailed for Liv-
erpool Saturday. He will fight
Matt Wells if the Welsh bout is
not arranged.
The Norge Ski club of Chicago
will hold its international cham
pionship tournament on the hills
at Cary, ILL.,, Sunday. Amateur
and professional champions are
entered.
Lauben made it three straight
in the International Three-cush-
ion Billiard League by defeating
Otis of Brooklyn, 50 to SO, at.
Mussey's last night.
Eddie Campi wants a match
with frankie Burns. Promoter
Tom McCarey OF, Los Angeles is
trying to arrange the bout, Cam
pi, who was defeated by Kid Viii
liams of Baltimore a few weeks
ago, wants to come back for
chance at the bantam title.
Wisconsin legislators are hand
ling the boxing question intelli-
gently, and boosters for boxing
bill in this state should adopt
some of their ideas if it is hoped
to revive the game on a clean
basis, the only way in which it
can live.
Fearing opposition from minis
tiers, a clause has been put in the
Wisconsin law making perjury in
the securing of a fight permit
punishable in the same way as. in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27

reputation does not rest on those
two bingles. The new man was.
important with the stick last fall
when he joined the Cincinnati
Reds, and busted his way to the
sacks easily. The great question
is: How fast is he when he once
gets on base? Can he head in the
general direction of the home
plate without the aid of three
base hit? Plenty of youngsters
are wonders at straight, mechan-
ical clouting, but when they get
on the paths they takeToot. Ping
Bodie is an example If Knisely
can combine Iocomotion with
swats he will make Miller, ely
mer, Schultz and Mike Mitchell
hustle.
Last year, when it came to
speed, Schultz was very good
driver of swift trotting horses.
Manager Dooin's Phillies have
been in their Southern Pines, N.
c., training camp for two days,
and no injuries arereported. Red
doesn't know how to take. the
good luck. Gavvy Cravath,
thought lost, met the team-on its
arrival yesterday.
Connie Mack led his Athletics
into San Antonio this morning
and put them right to work
loosening kinks acquired by the
long train ride.
Jim Thorpe is still batting
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
AFTERNOON TEA
AND HOW TO SERVE IT
OU TO SERVE IT.

broken MT. meats, heaping table
spoonful f butter, and three chopped
canned pmeatos Spread thickly
.AsraeeH Saline waters.
Delicious cakes 20 serve are Martha
AIMS. For these mix together one
.eHp Of brown sugar. two eggs half
Il teaspoonful of salt. a quarter of a
rea-poouful If baking powder. half
a cup Of oh ppcd nuts and half a
cup ot flour This will make
batter Drop very small spoonfuls
on hattcred baking pans and bake
in moderate oven,
To make brownies cream one cup
OF sugar and half a cup Of butter.
Beat in two eggs. Add TWO squares
Of unsHeetcned choc late that has
been melted over hot water, half
cup of chopped nuts. and half a cup
If flour. Spread over the bottom
ef a hu'tereI pan and bake. Cur
in thin strips when done.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
A CHURCH WEDDING

Just before the wedding march be
= ms. the brides mother enters. es-
corted hy the head usher to her
pew on the left OF the center aisle.
The hridesroom's family occupy a
new on die right side. After the
families are seated. the inside doors
of the church are closed While the
bridal party $ arranged in the yesti.
.aule. The fishers enter first in
pairs, about FIVE feet between each
couple; the bridesmaids follow and
pass between The ushers who seFar.
ate Il, The altar rail half going t.
one side and the half to the other.
The maid OF honor walks alone just
in advance Of the bride. who comes
in on The arm Of her father or 9TH
CT male relative who is 20 give her
away in marriage
The bridal bouquet should always
he white and may be elaborate or
mple. according 10 the taste of the
bride; those for the bridesmaids
should be in harmony with the color
scheme Of the wedding.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
NEW FAN FANC|ES


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Win ''''Set o' heiid Ssahce lace.
AMONGST NE ne" iea'tler iahs are
sumo having niue oatefltleS IN col
VI ''e'et'' ii'"ae II Ill the tea'hers'
Vi ''a'''eli'iiiG me iai's Just ABOVE the
St''NS' iHsSe are sometimes reftae-
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VI s"iquo'se oiHe' OF with iesloohS
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ne lit west sauEe 'ahS OF ehlifoh
Sio'H Win hafa-paihted decorations
ale fei''at "aoiH handsome. lhey are
decorated Win pastoral scenes in
DAINTY paS'el shades and remind one
q TIE oeaa'ilui ola ff'hch fans oil
long ago.
Another charming type OF the
hahu-pah'ed ian Is oil sauze mount
81 upon "illte NefE'= every other
SUCK OF when Is painted While the
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

was enacted in Western England.
near Worcester. where Mrs. Henry
Wo 4 located the drama. Fred Fink
played Archibald Carlyle. the part in
which Wilson Barrett made his first
great success and Blanche Forythe
interpreted Lady Isabel. the characs.
or made famous in this country a
quarter of a century ago by Ada
Gray. An effort has been made to
tell the whole story in consecutive
fashion. without losing any OF the
paths and heeart interest which
abound in The original
Many are the scenes that to-
thoughtful spectators have ruined
by heir willingness 10 rush 10 the
aid Of an afflicted actress. says the
Dramatic Mirror. Mary Fuller is
the latest victim. and her exter-
fence was distressing. to say the
least She and Richard Tucker
we're sent out from Larchmont in a
large motor boat which was TO catch
fire. \ stage hand concealed in the
cabin lit his smoke pot. and Tucker,
Selling the only life preserver, strap
ped it en- and plunged overheard.
leaving Miss Fuller enyeloped in
dense smoke imploring him to save
her. Then. in desperation. Miss Full
or leaHed overheard
So far all had gone well. but now
Walter Edwin saw all his plans go
10 smash as a boat put out from
one Of the big yachts and, despite
his frantic efforts to stop it. pr
ceeded right into the picture and the
protesting actress was hauled aboard
Il was impossible to start the scene
over again with the principals drip
ping wet. and so three hours were
lost while an automobile raced back
to the Edison studio for fresh
supply of "natty summer clothes =
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

leading role when i, IS produced i'm
New York under the name of bur 81
Alive"
:. :. :.
Maxine Elliot has signed g n.
tract with Sir Herbert Bcerhohm
Tree 10 play Zuleika. Poriphar's aife.
when Joseph and His brethren" Is
produced in London \ cable dis
patch says that She is glad 70 be
back on the stage particularly in
this role, the one originated in Amer,
lea by Pauline Frederick.
:. :. :.
The Gaumont company has secur-
Cd Sir Johnston ForhesR Robertson
n the eve OF his retirement. to al
low his magnificent production of
Hamlet" to be perpetuated upon
the screen. and the work of prepar.
ing and taking the picture has been
entrusted to the Hepworth Manufact.
uring company. Elaborate prepare
tons are being made al Bushey.
where there is some beautiful nat
ural scenery which is peculiarly
suitable, whilst a temporary out-of.
doors studio has been erected there
in order 10 facilitate the work. In
addition To this. on the cliffs of Eul.
worth Cove. is being built a castle,
which is 10 lie an exact replica o.
the famous old pile still standing in
Denmark. This IS being erected re.
CARELESS Of expense the only condi
ton laid down FIR the builders being
that it shall be an exact copy Of the
original Mirror.
:. :. :.
p. =. Craft announces production
of an unusual order in the three
part film adaptation OF East Lynne. g
To accomplish the best results a
company OF experienced English
players was recruited, and the story
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
FINISHING TOUCHES

No cirI ,h-,,ll ,rf.r.- t.-.....=..
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2e4o'finS me f..et, ra'
manner known as ioi5-- II IS h.
Sup'ie expression ~ ta,, ard
S'fehSth oil character; and q aa41.=
many young Glfis may consider t:
qualily rightly belonging ta oiaet
People 1t IS nevertheless mos.
lovely a''fl9u'e oil youth.
me slri who lack fatse is al
WAYS slho thlhS her TIA r. s"ti'sa-
her neck ribbon. adjusting HOY hu!D,
crossing and reerossins her feet.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

Olive Wyndham and her sister,
Panel Beecher, and their mother.
Mrs. o. ]. Wyndham went to Lon
don to see THE Great Adventure"
in which Miss Beecher will play the
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29


TINS ana BAKE III Il larry not oxen
W aef cool phttosether With the MI
ms.
beat UP the c nteeuohefs sugar
win the butter add the vanilla
cocoa ana coffee.
LII IS HELPS
Always use soft water ior washing
purposes whenever possible.
H2faX water VIII restore the gloss
10 Sa''eh III Washing
DAINTY lawns, etc. must be remoV-
cd from the Inc as soon as dry or
ne WIND VIII make them limp.
MIN ittie paraftihe III the black
NJ Il increase the brightness oil the
Poitsh'
o Keep ENC covered kitchen
sd6te efisht. rub 1t occasionally Win
i com diPPtd III vinegar.
Inc sr'tef Is oettef thah a
Ali'ie Tor removing The surface OF
awning that Is burned
o clean lacqnered brass, wash 1t
IL NOT water using soap II hefeS-
9''' ot'sH SHo'lo We aPilleu 70
"'i'd'quered nfaSS ohiE'
cream Soilea lace YOKE III
lin t. f0' io""efeo stai'h mo
the Iace' LEI Ii lie several tfs, ana
'hen brush II. out / he starch ab-
'''l ~ 'ie grease ana aust
III Washing races mat nave become
scanned Win PtfSIlratloh' Ilfsl WASH
mem Win co!a water ana soap, and
'iter lhe STAINS are removed pun
mem mo warm wafer
- remove machine oil stains.
cover tHeh with lara Tor seVera!
ilourS' ana tlleh wash win soap ana
water When the lard is washed
out the Spots VIII nave disappeared.
10 dry one piece frock and have
II Keep us shape snip 1t on od-
en- coat hanger that You have first
covered With couple of folds of
Old muslin.
"heh darhlhs stockings run a
'AEead round each hole before begin
hlhS ana draw until the edges lie
Hat. This makes the hole appear
smaller, and it will be much easier
to mend.
10 clean light eolored velvet cor
dhfoS orfelt rub the s lied portion
lightly with the cut surface of day
Old loaf of white bread, cutting Off
the surface as fast as ii becomes
d seolored.
10 restore polish on a piano case
first dust it with dry, soft cloth
then dip a piece OF chamois skin of
go size in clear, cold water, and
wiring as dry as possible, rub over
the piano with this and if the skin
becomes soiled rinse we'll and use
again, always wringing as clear of
water as possible each time. When
1t is clean, polish with a soft dry
skin.
To destroy black reaches, try and
keep the places they infest as dry
as possible, for they cannot exist in
a dry place, remove all food within
their reach and scatter borax around
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
Interesting Items
From St@g@lamdl

The Ham Tree" which is to be
revived With Mcintyre and Heath in
heir familiar characters began its
tour at the subert theater Bos.
ton. Sept. i. hn Cort will pro-
duce The Menace" a new comedy
by Anne Crawford Flexner who
wrote the stage version OF Mrs.
Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
:. :. :.
Robert Drouet is a new and valu-
able acquisition 70 the Lubin stock
companies. Mr.. Drouet has been be-
fore the public for many years. AS
a leading man he has supported Mrs
Patrick Campbell Viola Allen, Mary
Mannering, Blanche Walsh and a
half dczen other popular stars. In
The Conflict" he was himself a
star and won distinction
:. :. :.
The magnificent scenery of the
Blue Ridge mountains composes the
BACKGROUND for kalem drama, "A
Virginia Feud," released Aug. 2. A
novel theme has been chosen for
the story, that deals with noun
taineers. The central characters are
PLAYED by Henry Hallam, James p
Ross, James Vincent, and Alice Hol-
lister. Robert Visnola directed the
production.
:. :. :.
&c rye Kleine's photodrama pro-
duction OF Quo Vadis" has passed
its one hundred and fiftieth per-
Torrance at the Astor Theater in
New York city and continues to
draw crowded houses.
:. :. :.
Cecilia Lotus has been engaged
by William Fayersham for the roles
of Juliet in Romeo and Juliet" and
Desdemona in "Othello." the two
| Shakespearean plays added to his
repertory for next season. Mr.. Fa-
yersham may make a production of
Hamlet in which case Miss LOTUS
will probably play Ophelia.
Mr.. Faversham opened his season
in Erie, Penn, Sept Is. with Julius
Caesar" and will present Romeo
and Juliet" and "Othello" in Toronto
Christmas week. Julia Opp and R.
d. MacLean will be in the company
The New York season will begin
about the last week in February.
:. :. :.
Joseph Sheehan, the opera tenor
who has been in vaudeville, plans
ito become n producer this season.
Under the firm name of Beck and
Sheehan, musical act "The Girl
from Mumm's," with Olive Vail as
star. will be presented.
:. !. :.
Sarah Bernhard will not return
to American vaudeville next season.
She has been spending the summer
on Belle Isle, to the south of the
Brittany peninsula.
Later she will return to Paris, go
to London for short engagement,
and then return to Paris, where
she has several important produe-
tions in preparation.
:. !. :.
Three dramas of Alexandra Dumas,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
Timely Hints for the Housewife
SWEET POTATO PUDDING.

SWEET POTATO PUDDING.
Crate l LARGE sweet potato. Beat
into it 3 eggs, T. pints milk. Sweet
en- and flavor with cinnamon or nut
meg. Serve With sauce.
BACON WITH PEPPER.
About half dozen slices of
bacon, , large peppers and / fresh
tomatoes
Brown the bacon in a frying pan
and add the sliced peppers, from
which have been removed the seeds
Pare t matoes and slice into the
bacon and peppers. Cook in cover,
ed pan for Z hour
ROAST LIVER.
Bake pound of beef liver m8t
sliced, with couple Of pieces Of
bacon laid on top. Bake unit
brown.
sAUEReRATEN (soUR ROAST.
Cover or rounds + beef Gop
sirloin or bottom rzund) with vine
gar; add a tablespoonful salt, 4
teaspoonful sugar, few hay leaves,
pepper corns and cloves. and .
sliced onions.
Cover and let stand for or 3
DAYS in a col place Then roast the
same as pot roast.
COLD MEATS
Remains of boiled ham. mutton
roast beef, etc, are good chopped
fine with hard boiled eggs, Two
heads of lettuce, bit of onion, and
seasoned with mustard oil, vinegar.
and if needed, more salt
Arrange smoothly in a salad dish
and adorn the edges with sprigs of
parsley or leaves of curled lettuce
Keep on ice or in a cool place until
wanted.
GoULAsH.
Brown one pound beef, pound
pork and pound veal, cut into
small squares with one onion. cut
small, put in a tablespo nful butter
Add salt and pinch of red pepper.
Then add / cup of water and let
it cook for l hour. Serve With
spatZles or noodles
DIITeL AppIE GAZE
Two cups fled flour, teaspoon
fuls baking powder, y teaspoonful
salt, l egg, IA cup melted butter
scant cup milk > or sour apples
2 tablespoonful powdered sugar.
Roll the dough and place in bak-
ing pan with apples sliced on top
Bake in hot oven 90 to 80 minutes.
SAUCE FOR APPLE CAKE.
Mix together white of eggs, 1
cup powdered sugar, l cup boiling
milk and juice of lemon.
BREAD PUDDING
One cup finely grated bread
crumbs, cup granulated sugar, 3
yolks eggs, cup milk, lemon rind for
flavoring.
Beat yolks CT eggs thoroughly
with sugar, adding breadcrumbs grad
ually with the milk and flavoring.
Bake q hour in moderate oven.
When cool, spread with any good
jelly and beat the whites of the
eggs stiff with tablespoonful
sugar and lemon juice. Brown in
oven.
oNE-EGG MOCHA CAKE.
One heaping tablespoonful butter.
q cup sugar, l eggs, q cup milk, 4
teaspoonful salt. z teaspoonful van
lila extract, l cup flour. 1 teaspoon
full baking powder, 2 squares choco
late.
FILLING
One cup confectioner's sugar l
heaping tablespoonful butter, y tea
spoonful vanilla extract, 2 teaspoon
fuls cocoa. teaspo2nfuls strong
coffee.
Cream butter. and sugar and then
add yolk of the egg, the milk salt.
vanilla, flour, baking powder and the
chocolate melted. Mix well and add
the beaten white of the eggs.
Divide into two buttered layer
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

Joseph Sheehan, the opera tenor,
who has been in vaudeville, plans
to become a producer this season.
Under the firm name of Beck and
Sheehan, a musical act "The Girl
from Mumm's," with Olive Vail as
star will he nresentad
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

Three dramas of Alexandra Dumas,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

pere. Will soon be produced on the
cinematograph film, according to the
announcement of arrangements just
completed. A moving picture firm
bought for $4,000 the rights to pro
duce La Dame de Monsoreau." 81 "a
Tour de Nesle." and Les Trois
Mousquetaires."
:. :. :.
The North of 80 pictures are be-
ing shown in the East These films
depisting the life and customs of the
people in the far North are said to
be great drawing cards.
:. :. :.
Vaudeville is TO lose Felix Haney.
Who has been engaged as principal
comedian at the New York Hippo
drome for the coming season. This
is Mr.. Haney's fourth engagement
at the Hippodrome. The comedian
will be remembered as the original
Hi Holler in Way Down East"
=. :. :.
Harry Salter. director, and Flor
ence Lawrence, popular leading wo-
man, who have been absent from
pictures since last fall, to the sin
cere regret of many followers of the
screen drama, have been engaged
by the Universal company to take
the foremost part in the production
+ the Gem brand of pictures.
:. :. =.
The Essanay company has COM
pleted the first two-reel Broncho
Billy photoplay ever attempted at the
studio in Niles, Cal. 1t is said to be
a thriller. In the cast are G. NJ.
Anderson, Evelyn Selbie. David Kirk
land, Harry Todd. Marguerite Clay
ton, Harry Keenan,, Carl Stockdale.
Lee Willard and True Boardman.
:. :. :.
Anna Held created sensation
recently at the London Opera House
when she appeared for the first time
in the revue, Come Over Here"
Miss Held wore her new corsetless
gowns and diamond encrusted stock
ings. The hose is made of exceed
ingly fine network with small dia-
mond at each intersection. The gem
eral effect is that the stockings are
composed entirely of brlliants.
:. :. :.
The stock at the Seattle theater.
Wash, which recently closed its
season, presented as concluding
bill new play from the pen of
Rachael f. Marshall, a gifted Young
local writer, one of whose sketches
was lately accepted for vaudeville
presentation by Blanche Walsh. The
title is "The Short Cut" Oliver D.
Bailey, stage-manager of the Seattle.
elaborated on the offering. The
piece deals with the vice probe now
being carried on in New York and
Chicago. and Miss Marshall is said
to have done her work fearlessly and
to the point.
:. :. !.
Olive Wyndham and her sister,
Panel Beecher, and their mother.
Mrs. o. ]. Wyndham went to Lon
don to see THE Great Adventure"
in which Miss Reecher will MA tho
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29
GOUIASH.

Brown one pound beef, l pound
pork and pound veal, cut into
small squares with one onion. cut
small, put in tablespo nful butter
Add salt and pinch of red pepper.
Then add l cup of water and let
it cook for l hour. Serve With
SnatZles or nnndlas
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

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t.r IL lpr several centuries In
great mA#t business houses I'll Lon
don business = suspended in the
afternoon louE enough igr Tea 20 De
served.
The surr of Tea ere drinks Is. -:
course. matter Of tas,. Eithe~
Oo'on. 500 hons. commonly cali
81 E-Ef5-h breakfast te9. : GOOD
Oo,oss. mixed with little Young
Hysan. Guranadar and orange no
hoe. las 4erhaas H. most delicate
flavor and : delicious as a caoId
beverage
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made prarcrly Tha fhfne that rurrs
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use of "Radmoor" Hose.
RiDMOOR BOOT SILK HOSE;
seamless. high spliced heel, deep
Isle garter top; in white.
black tan and all the /e
wanted colors. Special. a 4OG
pair
RaDMOOR HOSE; pure thread
silk: medium weight; triple
heels, soles and toes: ~.
in black. tan and white. /CC
RaDMOOR PURE THREAD SILK
HOSE: full fashioned: fine thread
garter top: very elastic. with six
thread heels. soles and on
toes; black and colors: CSC
RiDMOOR NERCERIZED Isle
THREAD HOSE: in black, white
and tan; six-thread heels
and toes. deep garter top: -
regular and extra sizes: DC.
pair
Hosiery Store--Street Floor