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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
OGDEN CITY LEAGUE
SEASON BEGINS TODAY
speclaI 10 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN April t.-Tho pennnnt Of
league compoao1 OF eight Ogden city clubs Will
be officially opened tomorrow sftcWoou With a
gam9 between tho Ogden WhoCsals Drug CON-
pany team aud tho Atlas SUrc-shota. Tho game II
10 he played AZ tho fair grounds OF 3 O'Clock Ar
entered on ;he league roster. the clubs which will
opcn tho nTo composed OF tho following
pIayers.
suro-shots-H. Stone. p. s;oue. ". Brown. O.
Stone r Pruott r. stone. r, Crane T. DrpnoT.
A. johnson and Hutchinson. DTuEgls;S-O. Mat
tinriy. Il. Williams T. Blahely. u. Blako;Y.
y GreEory, r Wing. y. Wilson. A. ncMullin.
5. Newey and C. Lowo-
All OF tho City league tsams fully uniformed
aud tho players without exception local
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
.HESTER'S TEAM WINS
EASY PRACTICE GAME
Catcher Fails to Report; Salt
Lakers Leave for Den
yer This Week.

Special to Ths Tfihuae.
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo, April Herb Hes
ters Salt Laherr won an uninteressns and looSely
played gorne from tho Cameo team horc thts attcr-
noon by tho one-ridei sco7c Of 2s 10 o. The
Cameo team. which had not played together be-
forc today, could do nothing ngsinst the Salt
lakers and they hardly afforded tho leaguere
more than batting practice.
The baokstop Ecs,or IN daily expecting from the
cast has not yet put In an appearance and thero
IS strong possibility that the Salt LAke Man
agor will hnvo TO bedn negotiations with other
rnRnnscrr than Ricboy OF tho St Louis Brown
for a catches. McClajn Is gradually recovering
from the effects of split hand md vrcnched
back.
Tho team win leave Grand Junction ohTly this
week for ten days trip to Denver and cities
IN eastern Colorado. Tho Salt LakcrB Will play
the Denver Grizzlies ncyt Saturday. sunday aud
Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
INTEREST IS SHOWN
FOR SWIMMING MEET

Much enthusiasm !s being shown by swimmers
throughout the state for the big ,nto-mount IN
region swimming tournament TO b. held In the
DtseTet gymnasium on April IT. Instructor Charles
We!eh o! The Deaeret gymnasium who ia IA
charge OF tho big rnset, has received Inquiries
EsTaing tho tourney from the Agricultural col
icsc 20 Logan fyom tho wa-m Springs and tho
y. y. C. A Any amateur IN tho stnte and Who
has bean resident o. tho state for s!x months
ls eligible participate ia the meet
The events which will DO held arc az fol-
loss:
ico.yard championship.
ezp-yard championship.
PiungiaE championship.
Diving championship.
so-ynTt for boys under is yeAn OF are.
All entries must be In before April IS The
awards will 30 three netais In each oven,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
FULTz GIVES VIEWS
ON BASEBALL WAR
President of Players Frater-
nifty Answers Charges Made
Against Organization.

NEW YORK. April 5.--Tn TO tho chsrE'
thu: tho R,sebsii Pl,yc-s' fraternity was not ol
serving iis obligations 20 organized baseball
refusing 10 advise Its membcr0 10 rcapcct n
.cgeryo clause OF their contracts. David l. Ful;
president OF the organization. rays IN statcmcE
issued today:
The fraternity has boon moro Ices severe
~ criticized for not compelling ith nerrbeTs
10 regard the ro-cnled reserve rulo con-
tained IN contracts OF organized baseball We
have refused 20 do this, fo- ono renson. be-
wo have felt that We would be putting
ourselves In worry questionable light hy
aisciplining our members for not doing romo-
thing the law nigh. later decide they wofo
not bound 10 do. Had We taken THIS STOP
would hsve Tu1 ;he risk on not only DO
ing unfair 20 our :aemheTs. but of BubJect-
ing ourselves to nct!oua ht law for unlu1t
disciplinary measures.
an now seems likoly. believe tho result
Win prove that wo have beon wife In tho stand
that have tskou.
Ths reae;ve clause as set forth IN tho two
major leaEue contracts Tor the season OF 1918.
and under which players who have Jumped 10
the Federal league must DO hole. j: at AL are
idont,caI and 20 my mind. aTo unentorcabie-
There are two alleged defects In tho pro-
vision; first its .noquitabio nature. In TIA. II
binds the player for his entire carooT, rhilo
the club II bound only for ten days! and 500
ope It's neglect IN state what salary shall be
The nnt objection Is somow2iGt involved
and does not ncod 20 bo considered hero. as
the second is sufficiently vital 70 rob the
clause of any binding force. Thia clause
reads IN part follows:
Tn confederation Q. the compensation paid
20 the party OF tho second part by tho party
o: the firs, part, recited IN clause ono
hereof tho party OF the second parS agrees
ana ooIigates himself 70 contract with and
continue In the service o! said party OF tho
first Part OF tho succeeding season at tal-
ary 20 ba determined by The parties OK such
contract"
II can be easiiy that one OF the Vital
elements Of the contract. namely the salary,
has been LETT to future negouat!onn lno.e is,
theroforo no meeting OF the minds OF the
parties and no contract agreed upon for tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
PENDLETON ARRIVES
IN THE BUTTE CAMP


Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, April 4.-John Pcndleton. James Nc
Breer and Frank Taylor OF the Butte team arrived
hero this afternoon. All appear 20 be IN good
shape and participated IN tho workout on tho
3. Y. q. grounds hore. or these men, the beat
known 10 Johnny Pcndloton. tho little iniiedor
who was gotten by Manager ''Ducky'' Holmes
from tho Salt Lake club. McBeer Will try out for
third baso AID Taylor'e position Will bo the out
field.
Fourteen memboro havo now reported to Man
ager William ''Ducky" Holmes Thoy Z. r
McC'rccry, ,; George Smith. rs William Stovons.
c: n. DoMasgo, outheldcr: Jack Hnln, p: W.
A. Mcclelond. sb: C. D. Marohnll. outfleldcr;
Davo Evans. p; O. G. Robinson, p; John Pendlc-
ten. 20; James McDreen SD; Frank Taylor. out
fielder: Arthur Rcoves, outnelfor
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Athletics Even Up Series.

ney: Ragen. Rucker and Miller
pires-Emslie and O'Brien.
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Call for Umpires.

president Of the Western league, today
Issued a call for his unpires to gather
at Des Moines, Iowa. April 15, to receive
final Instructions for the season. his
roster OF umpires, as announced today,
Is as follows:
McCafferty Haskell, Castor. Stock
dale, Parent and Morrison.
There are many new faces IN the
league this season." said Mr.. O'Neal,
"and I expect 10 see a close race and a
more prosperous year for the club own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
ScanIon Is Reinstated.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 4-The Ma
tional Baseball commission today re-
instated Player w. d. Scanlon into good
standing in organized baseball Scanlon
who was released by the Brooklyn Ma
,ional League club TO the Philadelphia
Nationals. stated that ne did not report
10 Philadelphia last season owing TO
desire 10 practice medicine at his home
The players appiica ton for reinstatement
had the Endorsement OF both the Brooklyn
and Phladelphia National League clubs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
QUAKER CITY MAY
ENTER FIRST PLANE

NEW YORK April s.-Tho officials OF tho Aoro
Club Of America advised today that Phila-
delphia wishes TO hGvo the distinction OF furnish
Ing the flrHt entrapt In tho Panama Pacific OK
position round -the-word aeropano race.
Tho Philadelphia who communicated with
tho AoTo Club OF America Charles = Wynne
and Joseph a Steinmetz. president and vloa
president, respectively. OF tho Aero club OF
Penusyiyanfa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
MANHATTANS WIN
FROM SANDY, 7 TO Z

Tho Manhattan baseball club Of tho Trolley
leaEus defeated tho Sandy team at Sandy yes-
tordiy afternoon by tho seore OF TO The
game was clennlJ PLAYED and Full OF fast PLAYA.
Peterson OF tho Manhattan club struck out four
teen
The Sandy team played wnl for their f!rrt game
% the season. and With little more practice
ALL give tho amateur teams o, Salt Lako good
games. The Manhattan boys reported they had
been given royal treatment nt Sandy. The Man
haitian Eaeup follows; Woo6bnrr, III
c-nh.reo a.: Ford. p: Heath. 1b; Peteraon, p;
Bo7d 70: Hogan end Cox III: Henefo-, c; A
Peterson &C.
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HARDWARE TEAM TO
PLAY BINGHAM NINE

Members OF tho Salt Lake Hardware baseball
team Will moet at Il o'clock this morning the
storo AZ 25T South Main street 10 get uniforms.
They will then leave for Bingham TO play tho
Mercantile team there. The following Will
report ths morning: Sore1son. Hanson. Brnkley.
Bader, Hcebau. Jones. Julian, Atop. Elliott,
Basonia, Erickson and Montgomery.
The Bingham lineup will boz
Sullivan, G: Burke Ib: Fox, 70: Carrot. 5b.
Elliott. ss: W. Jensen ~ Peterson. CT; Single
ton. ri Raleigh. D. o. JonAen. p.
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Rowan Gives Promise.

Jack Rowan. Cincinnati's big y
who has promised TO become
hurler for several years, may uve
his hope. as he's been showing ~
dance OF stun while down soutss
latest Is the development on .
which he can break three ways.
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IS WINNER
OF OSMASTON PLATE

LONDON. April August Bolnout Of New
York was the fiat Of tho American racing con-
tinBent to Win tho English turf during
tho present session in tho two-yea:-old SandoIe
today, carrying OFF tho osmeston plate n. Derby
against a field Of sixtson runners at the odds OF
TO T. Tho distance was flvo surlongs gt.aight
and tho plate valued at 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Wins Mems Gold Event.

PTNEHURsT. y. C.. April as. s. Worth
ington o. the Shawnee. Pa. club today tho
mems evcnt 10 tho fcurtecuth annual Uaitcd
North and South Amateur golf tournament here.
defcating Paul E Gardner o. oowcntsia club
Chicago up and 10 play. IN q H-hole match.
Tho fl.it fligh, consolation trophy was won By
Harold Weber @. Toledo. Ohio. from r. W HAr-
Tcy o, Tho Phiisdei phia Country club. up and :
20 play. iB is-holo match.
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Detroit Earns Victory.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April 4.-Detroit
turned loose volley OF hits today In the
ries with Louisville and scored four of
tine seven runs that won the game for
them. Cobb got two hits. one for two
bases, and stole two bases.
Score: r Fl. e
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. il a
Louisville e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 4
Batteries-Boehler. Williams and Stan
age. d. Baker: Leyerett. Baker and "
ClemnnS.
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Jack Blackburn Wins.
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Jack
Blackburn, lighting his first battle IN six
years. made a successful comeback to-
night at the National A. C. by scoring
a victory over the rugged italian. Tommy
Howell IN six rounds. Howell was the
egRressor. but Jack always managed 10
lock Tommy's arms whenever they came
10 close quarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
SCOTLAND DEFEATS
ENGLAND AT SOCCER

GLASGOW. April 4.-Scotland today
won the lnterDa tional soccer Champion
ship. defeating England, 10 !, in what
was considered the most spectacular
game played between the two countries
More than 130. 600 persons attended.
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Red SOX Lose.
Climbers Lose to Reds.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 4-Cincln-
natl defeated the Washington American
the locals, but the reTnarka BILE fielding OF
Cincinnati overcame this and Washing
toms two errors proved costly. John
sons pitching and Groh's fielding for
Cincinnati were sensational.
Score: r. II. p.
Cincinnati! .................. 5 0
Washington ..........3 9 .
Batteries-Johnson. Davenport and
Clark; Shaw, Altrock and Ainsmith
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Denver Beats the Sox.

DENVER, April 4.-The Denver West
ern league champions won the hrst game
OF a three game series from the Chicago
American League team No. 2, TO !.
Fisher OF Denver hit for two triples
and a single out OF four times at bat.
Score: r II. 2.
Denver . Observation-Disclosures. 2
Bntteries-Faber and Sullivan; Wetzel,
Schreiber md Srahr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
YOU'RE BILIOUS AND C0IST|PATED! /
LIVER IS SLUGGISH --D|ME 4

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste. lndigos-
ton, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and con-
stipated bowels, which cause your stom-
ach to become filed with undigested
food, which sours and forments like
garbage in a swill barrel. That's the
first step to untold misery-indigestion,
foul rases. bad breath, yellow skin,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

PEuAD DELPHIA. April d.-The Phla-
delpala Americans shut out the local Ma
uonal league club today. to 0. The
Americans scored all their runs In the
first inning OF Tincup. the Indian pitcher
The series now stands one victory for
each team.
Score: r H. F.
Nationals . 900 900 1000 1
Americans ..... 300 900 00'-3 0
Batteries--Tincup. Mattison and Burns:
Brown. Bush and Iapp. Schang. Um-
pires-Connolly and Byron.
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OPEN HOUSE AT GYM
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

Open house a. Tho Deseret gynnaSiuru viii be
heid Tuesday night by the nscmbe-s OF the srnIor
class and WI start at ] O'Clock Marching
calistheDios. wrestling. boxing. tumbling basket
@ -sI Ans o,hG symnsatic events vii be held. The
wish work the horizontal hars and sido horse
large orows is srrsec,sd 70 attend IN. events
-rumlxo TO BE- .aiere1tinS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Delhi and Kafora Work.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, April 4.-The sec
ond team OF the Pittsburg National league
club was defeated here today by the To-
cal club of the Western league.
Score: r H. Z.
Pittsburg =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
BatteTiieesnlo'Too,e.. iien Deihi and Coleman
Kafora; Adams. Pursell. Jenkins and
Scbnnp
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Tex Russell Wins.

FORT WORTH, Tex. April 4-With
TEX" Russell on exhibition In the town
where he began his professional career.
the Chicago Americans had no difficulty
today In defeating Fort Worth.
Score: r. II. q.
ShlcaSo ..'''''..-.'-. '-.'e-.'--.p 10
BatteriesWRusseli and Slight and
Schalk; Appleton Mears and Jordan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Griffiths Begins to Cut.

WAsHINGTON, April 4OClaTk Grif-
aths OF the washington American league
baseball team has sold John Munford,
pitcher, and Emil Meusel, outhelder. to
under the optional agreement plan. Meu-
eel came from the Los Angeles club.
Pacific Coast league. Mumford Is To-
cal player.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Commission Upholds Player.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 4-The Ma
tloual Baseball commission today held
Player Melkle for sl20 salary. The Sc
attic club appealed, claiming Meikle was
suspended owing TO his not being in good
condition. The commission upheld the
national board In deciding II was not
proved that the players suspension was
justified by any misconduct on his part.
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TO DETERMINE RIFLE
HONORS THIS WEEK

WASHINGTON. April "A match 10 determine
tho individual gallery rire championship Of tho
United States will he shot next week under the
auspices ot the National Rifle association. Shoot
ing VIII DO done simultaneously In twcnty dlf-
forent cities under tho supervision ~ judges ap-
polotod by tho nrgocintion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
wei KNOWN Horseman guriea

CHICAGO, April <.-Ths funeral OF John g.
MurrnJ. printor o: sporting publications and
widely known among horscmeu Throughout tho
country. was hold hero today Mr Murray died
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Giants Are Victorious.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. April i-The
New York Nationals TODAY defeated the
New Orleans Southern association team
in the first Of n series OF four games
Score: II. II. e.
New York Observation-Disclosures 10
New Orleans .................O = o
Batterfes-Marquard Hearne and Nc
Lean; Bagby. Peddy and Higgins.
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Harvard Wins From Yale.

CAMBRIDGE. MzaI., April L-HarTsrd defeated
Yale az soccer today, 20 o. The Talo forwa-ds
unable % break through Harvard's dof-psc
while the Chsnson advance penetrated Tho Blue
Lao By powerful attacks.
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Boston Braves Lose.

ATLANTA, Ga. April 4.-Atlanta's
Southern league team today won a close
game from the Boston Nationals.
Score: r, H e
Boston ,..,..,>.......,.,,3 3
Batteries-Price and Munich: Rudolph,
81 nd nd GnrrdY
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OF Pennsylvania, /; Franklin and Mar
shall, 0.
AT Princeton. N. J.-Princeton. 4:
Rutgers. Q. Eleven innings.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 4.-The
Chicago Nationals defeated the Indianap-
oils American association players today.
Score: p II. z.
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Indiana polls ..,.......3
Batteries-Cheney and Bresnahan:
Burk. Harrington and McCarty. Um-
lire-Geisi
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Browns Seconds Lose.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 4.-The ST
Louis American league team, seconds.
were beaten here today by the local
American association team,
Score: r II. F..
ST. Louis .....................,2
Kansas City ..............--6
Batteries-Hock and Enzenroth: ALI
son Wills and GeIble
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Bowling Scores
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Windsor Bowling Alley,

Individual averages nud standing Of teams for
tho week opdinr March 81. 1914:
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Continuous dancing M
Wednesday night. Band and
ira. (AoveftA'o
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Santa CLARA Wins,

RENO, New. April 4.-Santa Clam col.
iege. 12; Nevada university. l.
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mental fears, everything that 4.
and nanseating. A Eascasst
will surely straighten yon
mornings 10-cent box viii ~
head clear, stomach sweet n,
bowels regular and mako yon a.
full and bully for months'
Don Z forget your children i
tie insides need good, rsnt,s
ing, too, occasionally. eSs9
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At Columbus. 0a.-C1eveland Ameri-
lantio league, D. .
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st. Louis Americans Win.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 4.-The st
Louis Americans won from the St Louis
Nationals today.
Score: r. H f
Nationals ......t..,........ 2
Americans ..o.......,.,....,.9 16
Batteries-Perritt, Hooper and Snyder
Baumgardner and Agnew.
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College Games.

PHILADELPHIA. April 4.-Unlverslty
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Cleveland Loses.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April Tho Chatta-
uooga Southern association team hRrd-hit-
ting gauo from tho Cleveland Americans horo
today.
cooroI II. #. e.
Chattanooga .-..,os.-.,,,o....,..,...,. 15
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Pirates Defeat Sioux City.

BatGerfe8-Sllne, LoTenZen ana Graz
nan, Cnllamore and Bc9glor.
Evening star., 1914-07-14
Summer PettiCoats.

The girl who expects to pay a number
Of visits this summer or who will So
journ at a large hotel during vacation
of different sorts for wear with her vari-
Gus costumes.
For use with summer morning dresses
of dimity. cotton crepe and linen she will
have two of the excellent new scalloped
pique petticoats. fitted smoothly over the
hips and falling to within an inch of the
frock. These white pique petticoats are
cool and light, yet they are not transpar-
ent, and are much to be preferred for
wear under thin frocks than ordinary
petticoats of thin lawn or nainsook The
edge OF the pique petticoat is usually
scalloped with embroidery cotton
The street tailleur will require a silk
petticoat which will be as thin as pos-
sible for the sake Of GOODNESS and which
will match the tailleur in color This
petticoat may be of crepe de chine daph-
ne silk or messaline, and will he finished
with five-inch pleated ruffie set on with
hemstitching. For the white serge or mo-
hair tail1eur there will be a special petti-
coat of white daphne silk finished with
embroidered scallops or a hemstitched
hem.
Lingerie frocks of white organdie or
batiste demand the petticoat of nainsook
or batiste trimmed with delicate lace or
fine hand embroidery. The upper part of
such petticoat may be Of very fine
white cambric. which does not show
through. as nainsook does in a, strong
light. But the f1ounce portion must be
soft and sheer and not reinforced by a
dust hounce beneath. as in previous
years. Dancing petticoats Of silk and
lace or chinon and lace will complete the
supply of the summer girl.
Evening star., 1914-07-14
TODAY'S HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
By Mary Lee.

ming fruit. where the process Is simple.
Make the sirup. prepare the fruit the
same as for cooking 1t in the preserving
Kettle. Place in Jars and put these in
turn In the fireless cooker and allow to
remain from twenty minutes to half an
hour. There is also a great gain in using
the hreless cooker in the preserving OF
fruits: in the richer preserves there must
be supplementary cooking over the fire
to boil them down to the proper consist
ency. but the long cooking may be done
by the cooker especially in the cases of
the hard fruits, such as ounces, pine
apples. figs. oranges. etc.
The fireless cooker Is adapted also to
the preliminary cooking of fruit to be
used for jelly, since there is no danger of
its burning and it can become soft with
out losing the fresh flavor, which boiling
will surely alter. 1t Is customary to
apply boiling temperature for some time,
perhaps twenty minutes. in order to steril-
ize fruits sufficiently to keep well. A
much longer and repeated boiling would
be necessary to make them completely
steriliZed. but experience has shown this
to be unnecessary in most cases. In fire.
less cooking a lower temperature than
212 degrees Fahrenheit is used, and the
time for cooking must therefore be in
creased The old way of boiling the fruit
TO sterilize IT often destroys its natural
form and alters its flavor. This is the
great drawback with ordinary canned
products The delicate bouquet Of the
fruits, that fragrance and flavor which
vanish so rapidly even in uncooked
fruits. can, it seems, be best kept, and
perhaps only, when the cooking is done
at lower temperature than D. degrees,
and in tightly closed vessels, as Is the
case In fireless cooking. 1t is certain that
the fresh flavor Of the fruit Is unusually
we'll preserved when the fireless cooker
Is used, and this Is undoubtedly one OF
the strongest arguments in favor of 1t.