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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14

justified by conditions in the industry drop to II IA cents shor, producers altogether business believe copper price
 copper consumption in country not much in excess of 5or producers higher nov and commencing output picks vII go price
 "A lot Of improvement In business
  m ordinarily today and unique by any means Steel Corporation to noty ye Eo to
 copper producers t general increase output 
 DISTURBING INFLUENCES NOT FELT
 copper apparent~ strengthened
 Admiras blockadnr British coasts the northern ports no direct impression on price o
 
 metal market absentng themselves while increasing production and of he embargo O shipments
 the German peepte situation of Shipments
  amply protected peohauoe submarine ac position O precpbe expansion In he tntei very copper livery ana part April domestic customers copper win probably reach point
 f0onfinue naeef fUo
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'SHATTUCK MINE
 OFFICERS SAY THE FUTURE
 Is ROSY
AnnualM Meeting will Probably Be Held in Bisbee Proba- ply March; Auditor MGrath Talks.

Auch local interest win attend Inc following account from Duluth 0. au informal meeting Of officers ol tsc Administrations Copper company which was held early his week. Na- ters relating to this compmys spIou. did property iu the Warrcu district. and with regard to the ipproarEiu- annual meeting were considered Tnn date ct tHc annual meeting falls ar fet 21 and called for Dlwa. lu owug Go tar fact .hat T.. c. Sr.- u.., of Bisbee wlI be unable io eu. .rla at that time it is expect tre meeting will be adiouru .0r IhaDs 20 days. and t0 Doe held ajsD.e. This arrangement win gN. d.rae ors am opportunity Co inspect t.s mine at the time Of tHe meeun
 Denu-Arizona Copper Company aup- al win be held on the same dut.
 Among the Shauuck visitors in Dl- luth this week were Thomas Eari1s of Ashland presidents IT, L NwJv of St Paul vice president. and T O McGratb Of Bisbee auditor 9f the company A. M Chisholm. secretary. treasurer and Norman F. LaMond q sistaut secretary were iu Duluth t7 meet with the out-oftowu ofUeal#. This was Mr. McGr8th's first tisa t0 Duluth. and he left here Tue day cre- ming for New York bef0r afurp'1s t0 Bisbee The annual rauut of faa Shatmc5 company win be issued next week The visiting officials met mauv prominent Duluth people during their stay al the SpaIdins Presiden- Thomas Bard0u or Che SFqtucF .s a Lake Superior pioneer and enjoy wide acuuaintance at tra head tat lakes Mr. Mmdy. after mood0s with his Shatuck associaus. left f1r the Mesaba range where Che fir1' o- A. Guthrie and Co.,. of which he Is a prominent member, has some coH. tracts Mr. Mundy. jt win he recalled. succeeded the late A. Guhua as sIae president of Che Shatwck
 The Srattuck people gave no iuf.- marion of their plans for fg imma1i- ate future The company ceased nr1- ductiou .son after the breaking out o- war tn Europe. but has avor Einr4 conducted development work viC0r- ously and with very eraufying ~s. suits in the matter Of increasinc th" ore reserves The officers Cf tIe company are watching conditions. ard the metal market, closely ngt pro.i- dent Bardon said there was no.h.as to say at this time as to hen nro. duction win be resumed ihe Sut- tuck mine is prepared Go produce and maintain. 800 tons OF more per 3nr when the metal situation warrants. and expert authorities nct iu eny way connected with the company cs- innate that Shattuck company can pay S6 to S6 per share annually op its stock, producine BOO ions per day on a 14-cent metal market
 Tho shatuck mine. as is now wiie- lv known. is oue of the rich Wiue7 of the world The development of hi-E
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of consumption present production approach S suppose continues months copper Germany supplies available
 Prof Ashley faculty of commerce of Birmingham Univor copper country
 
 estimated copper spbudns plants opinion termination of obtaining supplies copper and certain other materials.
 GERMANS SHORTAGE
 many which they copper. secretary making copper lpoas copper purposes
 
 shall seize everything made
 WAR USES FOR COPPER.
 writer enumerang various Of copper course rifle cartridge cases o very pure against flaws Then cartridge quick 10 5oO soseht shells copper oncrcine fitting in e rnng Pure copper ir Che only satisfactory phones indispensable industry generally hee experiments alternative been a have
 A DIFFERENT TALE.
 There the fully cognizant maintain that the price of high for of sure copper country The statement was made to New correspondent light
 price copper which has occurred the comparatively short Of three months not
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BUTTE G LONDON

BUTTE Feb 12 LieutGov W W Mcdowell of Montana has been elected president of the Butte G Lon don Development Company by the new directors. John H Hsines is yice-president Edw s. Passmore. treasurer. and W. E. Reynolds. secre- tary An of its officials are from Butte. Mont
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standpoint are main. tmms their Development forward most do shafts he nearly au appear signs that the Warren District going producers average production to meet he necessities Of the market they people employees in that any increase given uo subject The per- nent as is possible to Huase pemanency industrial production Of me character
 THE LersoN LEASE
 One me bright in the the shipments property pns it e dump of tho property No shipments have been made for
 
 per strengthening of the profits which they been working considerable
 HIGH GRADE ORE
 The lease has struck Of the hges grade h being e smeer Douglas conseravely estimated people who familiar with the leasing itself hes ten fun shares in popertyl net Development production within stays reasonable price the leson be expected to yield largely for its packers
 COPPER MerALparcs.
 the going This the question not only the poucue quarters country but in ue consuming Everything points stability while entirely price about materially while others standing by and vat.bue developments
 SUPERIOR INCREASES
 production Superior perhaps Copper Baltic Champion twenty month The Mohawk working Sunday with largest O the in shaft Wolverine likewise working In these properties the wroking month mine mills and smeters This 10000 these mines adds rroxmately the monthly
 EXPECTED GERMAN SHORTAGE
 Mealurgic president together ebou ooo 259 and countries about
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Better Feeling on The. Increase In District OUer the Mine Outlook

With Maintenance of the Copper Markets the Present AndHigherLevels Local Situation Appears to be Gain ing Ground--Increases in Working Forces Goes But Slowly in the Entire Section but Increase in Material
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Week With Little Change-Demand Continues to be on The Upgrade with Europe Leading Shares Recover From Slight Depression Excsng in the Previous Week
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
MAKING REPAIRS
BEFOREABREAK


The time to repair a garment is be.
fore there is any actual break in tex.
ture. The housewife should look for
evidence Of strain or wear, and rein
force thin places aud renew worn
edges before they become torn or
frayed Not only will one early stitch
take the place Of nine later stitches
but the garment will keep In uni
form state OF preservation, and will
last far longer, according to writer
for the Youths Comparion.
The time TO take the first stitches in
ready-made clothing is when you first
buy IL; buttons should be sewed on
firmly; tapes, ribbons or ornaments
restitched and buttcaholSs and seams
examined for unfinished edges. Use
strong thread and plenty Of 1t for
sewing on buttons; wind IL round un-
der the button several times after
sewing, and fasten II firmly before
cutting IL on.
Parts Of garments subject to the
greatest amount of wear. like the UNI
derside Of sleeves, the scat and knees
of trousers and the knees Of stockings,
should be strengthened ~ Blasting a
piece Of cloth, preferably Of the same
material. under the thin place before
, Il actually wears throug.i. II the same
material cannot be secured use cloth
Of the same shade and weight Make
your patch" Of generrus size and
sew II BY running stitches, or rather
cat stitching. rather than ty hemming,
which would show on toe right side
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WOMEN TO HAVE
MANY POCKETS

Pockets, which are to be used ex-
tensively next season. are added to
the garments In a great variety OF
ways. and are seen In many shapes.
There is the plain patch pocket and
the patch pouch pocket. which ap-
pears to lie fat but is opened out
when one puts II to use Advance
models show these conveniences for
women's use to be cleverIy arranged
on the yoke Of the skirts. One par
tieuiar instance noted Is where the
yoke has the effect Of making point
on either side, this point being formed
by a pocket. Some pockets are made
to fasten with a button and button
hole at the top which helps TO keep
1t close to the garment and is a pro-
lection in carrying small articles II
the pocket is for use instead OF trim
ming only. AS skirts may have two
pockets, and jackets and coats or
basques two or three. it is not UNI
usual to findsas many as i've pockets
in suit
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2hossoaa&t
COOK THE FOOD
IN CLEAN oven

One cannot emphasize too strongly
the Importance Of having clean oven
for baking. II smoky taste Is de-
tected in the food that is baked, 1t is
very sure TO be due to the oven not
being clean The oven needs to be
cleaned frequently, although this is a
part OF. the work that many housekeep-
ers neglect. The food one eats should
be cooked in the best and cleanest at.
mospilere, from the stirring-up process
to the baking.
The stove kept well cleaned will
wear much longer and give better
service. Therefore, from an economt
cal standpoint alone it is better to
keep every part of it as clean as
possible The best way to wash gas
stove is to light the burners and heat
the top and the oven, then wash thor
oughly with warm water with a little
washing soda dissolved in It If one
desires, the stove may then be CREASED
with oil or any fat This is put on
with ? cloth and only as much is used
as will be absorbed and not leave
the stove greasy If this is rubbed on
the inside of the oven it viii be an aid
in preventing rust, but too much
grease should not be used or it viii
smoke.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16

gown OF COTTON

a new idea has found expression TN
the new types OF evening gowns. II
originated in the bale-of-cctton plea.
1t has met with success, so far as the
appeal to women all over the land Is
concerned, and Just as sure as SUM
mer dresses are attractive. so these
new mitiwinter froeks are beautiful.
As change from the silk and velvet
gown, the cotton evening dress Is elo-
quent You will notice an increasing
number Of them as the weeks roll IN
and as the white sales are planned.
or course, the cotton dress need not
be as plain as q sheet II ean be OF
batiste. the revived favorite; organ
die or swiss and thin muslin. and can
be trimmed with taifeta and satin or
lace and net. The cotton fabric Is
the foundation Of the dress. that Is all.
The new frilled dresses that resem-
BILE the Victorian styles are easily
planned from cotton materials. The
simple skirts that have deep hens OF
graduated tucks running parallel with
the bottom are effective. The trim
ming OF crisp organdie with black vel
vet, for example, Is an idea that COM
mands applause for the Gotten dress.
The instability of these evening
frocks Is commendabIe, and in the
dance days of the young woman the
cotton dress cannot have better OPP
portunity to prove its worth.
In muslins OF lowered and plain
weaves there Is great opportunity To-
have simple or ornate evening dresses.
Little separate jackets of velvet. satin,
or painted silk can be added to very
plain dresses, and q distinctive fi-ock.
will result.
One dress that received much AZ.
=plause in showing OF cotton evening
dresses the ether day was Of pale
pink organdie Et,rwas made with a
circular skirt, with tuclSs around the
bottom that were from FIVE TO one Inch
In width. the latter at the top. At.
the edge OF each tuck was added a
fine velvet ribbon, black. This could
be removed before the washing. The
bodice had quaint dropped shoulder
effect made with tucks going around
the waist The ruffied sleeves we're
short and trimmed with loops OF baby
ribbon at the top. A short chemisette
of pink net filled IN the top of this
simple dress that any one can copy.
This is just one Of the possibilities
Of cotton fHbrics 81 fhe realn1 Of eve
ming dress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
FRENCH WOMEN
CHANGING Walk

LONDON. Eng. Paris women are
changing their gait.
Says q correspondent from the
French capital:
'In nothing has the women OF Paris,
whose Silhouette is copied all over the
world, changed so much as in her
walk. A short time ago she wriggled
her way along and her anatomy APP
peared to be of the stlangest. Today
she is gradually slipping back into her
old habit Of tripping, and it suits her
much better. Her figure is taking on
its old familiar lines. and the flat
chest is likely to disappear with the
ungraceful wriggle.
when the old writer's spoke of "a
beautiful daughter of France, the i'm
aginati6n pictured something very diff.
ferent from the quaint little people
who have grimaeed the boulevards Of
late years and it is quite possible that
with the return of peace we shall see
q return Of the old-type Frenchwoman
/ in all classes. And the revival will
benefit not only France but the whole
world in general. for what the French
woman does today the women of all
the civilized world do tomorrow.
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EvERYDAY AIDS.

Put a living.reom IN order before
leaving it at night and you viii save
q lot of trouble next morning.
Save old calendars with pretty quo
tations; they may be cut up to serve
for place cards for guests.
Woodenware which has any odor Of
the food which has been in it--and
wood absorbs odors quickly should be
soaked in hot water In which soda is
dissolved in the propagation of . Ia.
blespoonfnl Of soda to four quarts Of
water
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The velvet dresses for young girls
win be stylish for afternoon dresses
for winter. They are made with 9
long waist. with short skirt made OF
two circular flounces; between these
is satin belt or sash. A collar a
pique or lace, cut sailor or rounding, is
the usual neck finish. The sleeveless
|overblouses of velvet that are seen on
the grownup dresses are also a fea-
ture Of those worn by girls of IA They
are rather like a MILDLY blouse in
shape, but are not so long. and the
armhole is very much enlarged. SO
that the foundation dress of serge
shows.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
FRENcH NEW YEAR CAKE.

II yolks of eggs, Il tablespoons OF
sugar, small teaspoon salt. Mix all.
beat well, then add II tablespoons of
soda crackers rolled as fine as flour;
must be fresh crackers; u cup blanch.
ed and finely chopped almonds, / ia,
blespoon finely chopped eitron, tea
spoon cloves, l teaspoon cinnamon, =
wineglass of brandy, lemon and
grated rind. sticks of grated choco-
late tunsweetenedl. Beat all well
then add the IL whites of eggs (stiff
~ beaten); bake 20 minutes. Must
have good oven, but do not let burn.
Frost with white icing; decorate
with almonds and cherries. A low
square or round cake pan necessary
A very lovely cake.
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ORIENTAL PUDDING.

Heat 1 large cup of milk, stir in 2
tablespoons of butter. When this
reaches the boiling stage stir in 1
cup of flour with teaspoonful OF
baking powder; y teaspoon salt; stir
till a smooth thick batter; remove
from fire and stir in four well-beaten
eggs; Is cup of preserved ginger mine.
ed rather fine. 2 tablespoons OF gin
ger syrup. Put in buttered mold
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CRACKER PUFFS.

Split six Boston butter crackers,
soak them Is minutes in cold water;
at the end of that time they should
be twice their size. Take them out
with skinner, being. careful not to
break or crack them. Place each after
draining them inner side up. Butter
this side with soft butter and place
the pan in very hot oven or crack
ers will not puff. In n hours time
they should be we'll pulled and re
semble puff paste. Serve with any
kind of preserve. Ounce or raspber:
ries are nice with them.
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Recipes Given by Mrs. Flora Center
Waikiki.
PEANUT MAFERS.

One-ouarter cup Of butter, ! table
spoonful peanut 6atter,. well mixed
with the softened butter; y cup fine
graduated sugar, X cup milk, IN
cups Of flour. " teaspoon salt, X tea
spoon vanilla Wei. beaten; all well
mixed and spread on flat pans that
have been previously buttered. Bake
in moderate oven. Have ready cup
of chopped and roasted peanuts and
quickly scatter them over the waters
and cut into squares or circles; roll
up with nut side out.
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sc0TCH SNOW CAKE

Cream half a pound of butter, add
gradually II pound of white sugar,
fine or powdered; Id. of arrowroot,
lemon extract; beat well, then add
stiffly beaten whites of 6 eggs. Beat
all together and bake in moderate
oven; strew comfits over the top of
cake.
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RECIPES TRIED AND FOUND VERY SUCCESSFUL By
WOMEN OF HONOLULU

After sewing it up strongly to keep
contents inside turn it out SO honey
comb side of tripe is outside. Take
one prime calves heart, liver. kidney
or tongue, chop or put through chop
per, add y cup finely chopped bacon
n cup tripe (well chopped), IL cups
bread crumbs, 1 tablespoon flour, sail
and pepper to suit the taste. Thor
oughly mix all ingredients together
Place inside bay, leaving room fol
contents to swell, sew up opening in
bag, boil 3 hours, serve with mustard
or brown sauce mixed with chopped
pickles, olives or peppers.
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BAKED PARSNIPS.

+ Scrape parsnips, cut in slices, boil
till tender. turn into buttered bak-
ing dish. There should be about
pint Of them. Have ready sauce
made of II cup each of butter and
flour, IL cups milk, y teaspoon salt
pour over parsnips, sprinkle thickly
with grated cheese, bake to a nice
brown. These are nice served with
the haggis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
APRICOT PIE.

Drain the juice from a can Of april
cots. have ready pie tin lined with
pastry, lay the halyed aprieots thick
" over crust in each half OF fruit, put
one blanched almond, sprinkle with
sugar and cover with strips OF pastry
laid on lattice fashion. Bake, and
serve cold with sugar end cream.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
MEXICAN TAMALEs.

Boil IL ears sweet corn When done
remove and cut off corn from cob
press through a ricer, add to pulp six
chill peppers that have been soaked
in sailed water beforehand and chop
ped and fried with I onion, slow and
brown. Add meat OF chicken chop
ped or cut up fine, little salt, 81,
medium-sized tomatoes cut. in pieces
Spread corn husks with this paste
place pimoles and raisins in center
roll on more husks, tie each end Sc
curely, steam / y hours.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
ORANGE ROLEY.POLEY,

Make baking powder dough rather
richer than for biscuit, roll in oblong
sheet. hay oranges peeleds sliced and
seeded, thickly over it; sprinkle with
white sugar, scatter over all one tea,
spoonful grated orange peel roll edges
together, pinch tightly to keep in
syrup, steam hour. Eat with lemon
sauce. prepared as follows: Two eggs
(yolks only, tablespoon of butter.
cup sugar, juice of two lemons, grated
rind Of one. Cook slowly and stir
till it thickens like honey. Do not
boil.
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4 - 'II4AIAA -l44W ~ tLl0 kbAIM-
Carlton, New York. showed that.
Il showed other things also-that
Btill We ere dominated by Paris. What
win We do IN the spring, I wonder?
Paris has other matters to think Of.
and We win have no fashion basis from
there upon which to build our frills.
Many OF the frool<s exhibited at the
nhow were very successful many un-
successfal Practically al were only
clever adaptations Of the ideas which
Paris. even IN the grip Of war, found
time to evolve and send out as the
basis for this winters modes.
And there you have it We have, be-
yond doubt plenty OF dressmakers able
20 adapt French ideas to American
taste. able even IN some cases to inn
prove upon the original French ex-
preston OF those ideas, but by force
Of tradition. experience. atmosphere. II
not Of Inherent taste. Paris dressmak-
ers still speak the decisive words on
the fashionable silhouette. colors and
materials
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POTATO AND CHEESE

Bake s medium-sfzed potatoes, press
through rleer. add u cup grated
cheese. the same of sifted flour; salt
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and pepper to taste. add two we'll
beaten eggs, mix al together. roll in
flour, then in melted butter. grated
cheese and bread crumbs, brown in
oven.
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and steam IL hours Serve hot with
a sweet wine sauce in which little
of the sliced ginger may be added.
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SCOTCH HAGGIS, MoDERNIZED.
Take piece of tripe we'll cleaned;
sew it up bag shape. previously cut.
ting the tripe the size you desire.
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but does 20 II modified degree. The
skirt Is wide, but not too wide: the
Jacket Is long WASTED, but not too long
WASTED, and the jaunty hat completes
the rnodish whole. Next IL model mi
which the fashion points are q little
more accumulated. It is built Of black
broadcloth, with q tight fitting Jacket
and wide skirt-quits the last word
in modishness. The collar and cuffs
are Of lynx.
Jet is very fashionable this year and
let watches win be worn. and the old
fashioned jet bracelets. Little and
long drop earrings are used. Stud ear
rings are close rivals, especially the
new ones trimmed with crystal
Necklaces Of jet will be worn over
bare necks, emphasizing the white lus-
ter Of beautiful skin. Jet has thei
quality OF rendering the skin the morel
dazzIingiy fair by sharp contrast.