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The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
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with an entirely new Offering OF
pictures tho Lyman n Howe travel
festival opened rs second and last
week In the Garrick theater sunday
There are thrills and thrills IN the
Western views. which show real cow
buysaroping steers and riding buck
ing fronchos, indian war dances and
tho pcrils - mountain climbing
students 81. tho T. s. naval ncad-
emv ~ Annapolis arc shown 81 their
drills. At mess and at play or even
greater interest are Views ~ the
crew - tho T. & war-hip 'Arkansar
who arc seen handling the big guns
swabbing the decks, boxing blind
folded and cutting capers for their
own and their comrades amusement.
There are other war pictures OF in
terest Including aview az destroyer
hotilla sending out great clouds Of
smoke 20 hafne tho submarines
other educational films include
glimpses 81 logring operations In
Maine and close up" ot an ant
city. There ara numerous comics 20
balance the program. which is alto
gcthcr worth while.
The regular season TN tho Garrick
will open next Monday, when The
BIRD II Paradise" will be the offer
ing
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

would regard II as An unspeakable
personal calamity.
All the world OF progressive
thinkers and friends OF democracy
would mourn always and say that
their cause had suffered its great
est defeat
They should understand then, per
fectly, that this Is exactly what viii
happen should Germany win IN this
war
The victory of Germany would
mean the return OF the half-crazy
car. the police. the spies. 'he exile
10 Siberia. 10 would mean eXtinc-
ton OF democracy
The whole structure Of our hopes
for Russia would fall together.
Persons that are able 10 blind
themselves To the real nature Of
Germany and what it stands for
may try 10 pretend that this is mere
assertion.
II Is not assertion. II is ascer-
tanned fact
will now give you little chap
ter OF previously imprinted history
You remember that the Russian
people had made one revolt previ'
GUS 10 that ~ last March In Jan.
uary, 1905. they rose against the
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

into cold water Remove cores.
stems and skins and pack directly
into cans or hot Jars Press dbwn
with a wooden or silver tablespoon
add no water Add a level tea
spoonful OF salt per quart Place
rubbers and caps in position, turn
down caps loosely. and get cans in
a water bath or wash boiler canning
outfit Sterilize, that is boil, %
minutes Remove Jars. tighten GOV.
ers. and inyert 90 cool Any leak
age proves thar The container Is inn
perfect. or has been imperfectly
sealed and tomatoes must be ster.
ilized second time.
Thick Tomatoes.
Housewives who prefer a thick
product often cook the tomatoes
In a preserving kettle until they
reach the desired consistency be
fore pouring them into Jars Then
the cans arc set In water bath
and their contents sterilized 20
minutes
Tomato Mlneemeat
Slice green tomatoes and sprinkle
with salt PIT into a cheesecloth
bag and hang NJ 70 drip over night
In the morning add an equal weight
Of sugar and cook until the toma.
toes are tender. To seven pounds
OF cooked tomatoes add three
pounds seedless raisins, with mace
and cinnamon 70 taste. Cook "a
minutes and turn into any kind OF
sterilized containers The mixture
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
BY BIDDY BYE.

The tomato is Americas most
popular vegetable FOR canning over
10000, 900 cases. each containing "a
cans. ara packed annually Never
theless. the housewife who adds one
or dozen cans 10 this remarkable
output Is doing a necessary BIZ OF
war work
No sugar Is required own
acid acts as preseryative IL tho
cans are properly sealed.
Tomatoes may be canned whole
or in pieces. depending upon the
size and the use Instead OF adding
syrup. use tomato Juice. Water de
creases their food value as well as
favor.
Corn and Tomatoes.
Scald fresh corn on the cob 3
minutes and cold-dip Cut the corn
from the cob, Scald the tomatoes
! IL minutes and cold-dip. then
core and peel Cut tomatoes in
pieces and mix two parts OF toma-
toes with one part OF corn Add one
level toaspoontul OF salt per quart
and pack mixture In hot Jars Put
rubbers and caps in position, set
cans In water bath canning outfit.
commercial or home made. and ster.
ilize 100 minutes.
Water Bath Canning.
Grade and sort the tomatoes &C.
cording 10 ripeness. size and quail
fly. Scald IL minutes. then dip
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

will keen without sealing. Other
fruits NAV 10 added when the pics
are baked n desired
Preserved Tomatoes.
Yellow. pear or cherry tomatoes
make the most attractive preserves.
Scald the tomatoes and remove the
skins carefully. weigh, add equal
weight Of sugar. and put into a pre-
serving kettle Add one level tea.
spoonful NJ shaved green ginger
root FOR each two pounds OF toma
toes. Preserved ginger may ne
used Boil 10 minutes then remove
tomatoes from syrup and spread
them on platter 10 cool This will
keep them from breaking 10 pieces.
Boil syrup 10 the desired thickness.
add tomatoes and simmer gently.
put into Jars while hot adding a
slice of lemon 10 each jar before
sealing
open Kettle Canning.
The old.fashioned open kettle
process OF canning tomatoes Is FOL.
lowed successfully by many house
wives Prepare the tomatoes In the
usual way. allow a level teaspoon.
ful Of salt 10 each quart and stew
In an aluminium or porcelain-lined
preserving kettle. Add no water and
bring 20 a boil SLOWLY, then cook AZ
least 80 minutes Turn into ster-
ilizod Jars. seal and invert 10 test
When using spoon. fork. or cup
with the tomatoes. FIRST dip il into
boiling water.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
INCEtfM

Tho Boyer Chatterdon company en-
tered upon It's last week 81 stock In
the Lyceum thester sunday after
noon after month ~ success. For
he farewell the company chose Lena
Rivers" dramatiscd from Mary J.
Holmes novel 81 the same. without
which no lovers library was COM
plnte few years ago.
Nancy Boyer and Arthur 9. chat
terdon In the chief roles gave very
satisfactory account ~ themselves
and added new admirers 10 their fol-
lowing The other parts were capa-
bly, handled hy GIN Hyde. willard
Robertson, Daniel Frances LAWYER,
Frederick Ofsrrcll. Miss lane Tarr.
Miss Alma Powell and Miss Rae
Ruc kley.
Tho Dycrum viii open its regular
season neNt SUNDAY with n revival ~
"Ifcr uhtrn child
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

may be had without risque and sug
Eestive lines.
The work ~ snyder IN the part Of
"Bozo" ia well known Co Detroit the
aterEoers fIc has played that part
on The hurlesque and vaudeville
work improves with age. u may be
safely said that no pantOmime act
or's Efforts are more successful than
his.
The women principals OF which
there arc two. nh their portion OF
the bill admirably Mildred Cecil. the
prima donna IA charming ~ voice
and figure and her songs were warm.
ly received Iuanita swan sings and
dances with equal ability.
some really good talent. both FOR
sing NIX and dhncinF IL found In the
chorus
The Behman show IL next weeks
attra ctiun.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

the revolution and restoring the
des potism
There was az that time pending
applications for loans that Russia
wanted 10 float In England and
France. These countries had re-
fused 20 lend any money 20 Russia
so long as the revolution was on
They did not wish 10 be In the
position OF helping an sutocracy 10
put down a democratic uprising.
Russia was almost bankrupt. a.
usual
The fact OF the correspondence
between the kaiser and the czar
became known 20 the governments
OF England and France They
learned what the kaiser had under
taken TO do with his million troops.
They decided that IL would be bet
ter 10 lend the money to the cars
autocradc government than allow
Germany 10 amer Russia, which
would be the practical result II the
kaiser swept in with his troops
They therefore allowed the loan
10 be made Russia took the money
and with II suppressed the reyolu.
ton.
Now observe that when the revo.
luton OF this year broke forth and
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
THEATERS

has been transferred 20 the screen IN
excellent fashion. a tale - the ma
tional pastime that 80 fun OF human
interest. excitement and laughs n
awakens Interest nj the beginning
and holds 10 10 the last fadcout.
added interest rs given "Dne Touch
~ Mature because many - tho
scenes were taken at the Polo
Grounds tho home - tho Sew lrk
Giants and McGraw and his men take
part McGrnw himself proves good
actor There arc baseball scenes that
arc fun cf suspense. working 70 n
hang up climax John Drew Bennett
and viola Cain have the leading roles
while the balance II the cast ia OK
cellent
4 Victor Morse comedy. Mutt
and Jen cartoon. travel. educational
and news events are othsr pictures.
while =. +. Nuccilli, trumpet soloi -
~ tho Majestic symphony orchestra.
provides TWO selections that are APP
preciated.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
aSIIINa.ToN

photography make the screen version
~ ON Trial tho feature Offering
In the Washington this week ono ~
tho most absorbing picture dramas
disclosed locally in some time sgd
ney Atnsworth and Barbara Castle
TON arc seen In the leading roles.
Little Mary McAtllstcr. child actress.
also " entitled 20 share In tho stellar
hon2rs Her work I'm. tho dourt room
scenes especially must appeal strong-
Is even 90 the mort 1iasc movie fan.
Tho producers have gone tn great
pains 10 make the story clear and aid
the spectator in following IL. Little.
N any. - - dramatic force Of this
great play o. lost thru the absence
OF the spoken word The acting
turnout ie % high order
Another q. Henry story. The
Furnished Room" the pictvr1ai re-
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
AVENUE

Pretty Mabel Faleer sweeps
everything before her in the Avenue
this week She has gained a large
following among local burlesque pat
ronz and her popularity continues
und ninished She is the life OF The
Dainty Duchess Buricsquers. as the
Organization presenting tho curren,
hill - stsied
The show opens with The Artists
Studio" which lg IN three elaborate
scenes Tho closing hurletta - en-
titled The Spectators and Is APP
propriatcly labeled "a Wall 80
whlrl" ia the program The fun
contingent is right on the Job as
usual there IL not Stacker in the
bunch
A an extra feature Tuesday night
WANam pemctral Greek demon"
will wrestle Gcen Nazzin. Danish
lion" 20 nnlsh
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

He advised the cEar 20 put down
with ruthless hand every insur-
rection There Is no question as
20 what he would do II mis- armies
should ever break through that
eastern front
The American pscihsts. copper
heads, and pro-Germanists are now
engaged in helping him to break
through
II one OF them ever dares 20 ut
ter the word democracy" you would
think the word would choke him.
He Is doing his best 20 eIter-
inmate democracy from this world.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
AR NINGi

The accompanying article 10
copyrighted. 1917. by The News
paper Enterprise association OF
whose editorial stan Charles Ed
ward Russell is selarled man,
her, and IL ls furnished 20 The
Times by that hssocts Son for ex-
elusive publication In this terri
tory. Any infringement OF the
COPYRIGHT will he promptly re-
ported hN The Times and viRor-
ously prosecuted by the Nevspaprr
fnforpr 60 association.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

This Is another OF the series Of
articles by Charles Edward Russell.
rtar writer 81 The Times, who has
pist returned from Russia. where he
spent three months as member ~
tho ofnctal United States commission
T. the new Russian government.
BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
tCopyrighL 1917. by tho Newspaper
Enfcrprlsc Association)
The Russian people are making
the worlds most advanced expert
ment I'm democracy.
After years OF hideous oppression
they won their liberty from an an.
tocracy that represented the Dark
Ages
They never deserved any such op-
preston. the genius OF II was abso-
lutely foreign 10 their spirit and
characteristics.
II was forced down upon them by
brutal might and great guns.
II anything should happen 10
overthrow their hopes and bring
back the yoke they threw OF. every
man IN the world touched with
any sense Of the spirit of liberty
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

NO man can POSSIBLY tel whether
enc style OF woman's fall apparel il
a coat or dress Advance fall de.
signs are perhaps loss confusing
than summer models because they
are less draped, and moro severely
tailored
Ono Of tho most attractive OF coat
dresses for fall il distinguished BY "A
graceful skirt arrangement OF side
plsits
First shovings Of fall fashions In
dicate A continuance OF the rather
short and moderately full skirt.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
COMMENCEMENT
\ Child's Philosophy.

letter but am not going 20, for
YOU see. Aunt MarRie. II did she
would make me 80 all over ~ and
copy II out nice
Fl think she ~ weakning about the
efectrick car and II you would rite
her and tell her We must have one
she would tell dad 10 get n. You
will. won't you, Aunt Margie?
Give uncle Dick kiss for me un-
less YOU think IL would be wrong 10
kiss him. never saw you kiss him
So don't know how YOU feel about
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

~ Mother says We always know
whether thing is right or wrong
but ! don - csldes ! like most al
WAYS 10 do the wrong thing best
Aunt MolNe has gone 10 the hos
pitle. but she atnt sick. / saw her
out riding yesterday
~ love you
Margaret Ann LRfferty.'
Ito 10 continued
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

what recompense he could offer
Samuel Robson, the prosecutor, for
the wrong done him.
81 viii paint his house, your hon
or" replied Kennedy
The court accepted the PROPOSE
ton and sus pended sentence.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
PAINTS HOUSE;
RIGHTS WRONG

HOLLIDAYSBURG. Pa. Aug. Is.
John Kennedy, house painter.
pleaded guilty in the Blair county
court recently 10 a minor ofrense.
Judge Baldridge asked the prisoner
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

against the revolutionists.
They seemed 20 be making new
progress every day and II was
plain enough that large part Of
the army sympathized with them
What was 20 be feared therefore.
was that in a critical encounter he
tween the army and the people the
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
VI AJI.sTrC

"One Touch ~ Nature, nne base
tho cast Ia easily one 81 the feature
pictures ~ the year. as those who
viewed II ia tho Ma Iestic Sunday VIII
declare. Asa story by Peter " kyne
n ran In tho saturday Evening Post
and was enjoyed by basehal rams
and by many that know nothing 81
tho game N ig dandy story that
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

view and songs OF Emmons and COL
win complete the progra
-
CADILLAC
The "BiG Bing Bangi" show was
day afternoon. The two hurlettss
and Triple Beds The former rs
all right for an opener hut the real
Fun comes IN Triple Reds which has
o. do with miX-up in a country
hotel n which three husbands figure
Virginia Wilson primn donna,
sings better than thc average bur
lestue queer. Toll AMI ghapcly she
presents an imposing Squire Her
vocal selections include some ~ the
classics rhefma Soavolle. dainty
and VivRclous ~ouhr &c. puts pep
into tie performance and wins much
favor with tho men The Nostuml ng
a. the production "a nofc worthy.
CAVITY
The title - this weeks attraction
in the Gsyety is Some show. and
II g. Edmond Hayes. We'll known
locally as THE wise Gu" and tho
foreman ~ tho Piano Mover. and
"Rozo' Thomas Snydcr) are tho
leaders
II "a possible that AN equally en-
jcyahle performance VIII grace the
boards in tho Gaycty this season,
but u IS almost certain that none
will he better some show" stands
for Ill that can DO expected Iva real
hurlesaue aud is positive proof shat
an altogether enjoyable performance
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
MORE RAINBOW
TROOPS GATHER
Virginia Unit Reaches Hemp
stead. l.. l.,
Camp

HAMPSTEAD, y Y. Aus o.
Virginias troops today led the
march OF the national gusrdsmel
from many states into the rainbow
divisions encampment here The
i49th machine gun battalion from
Lancaster, Easton and Reading Pa.
totaling 6SS mon and 3b officers
under Major Quentin O. Reifzel, is
expected next
The Virginia contingent consisted
Of troops from Fortress Monroe
The Maryland coast artillery. 1872
men and three officers. commanded
by Captain Robert Gill Baltimore
and two New Jcrery sanitary corps
units arc exTectci before night IN
diana and Ohio troops arc on route.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
MADISON

The camera man IL tho unseen hero
~ The Girl without = Soul" which
81 the feature 81 the Madison's new
bill. There arc some wonderfully
skiilful examples 81 double photo
grapby. neccsSitAted by the fact that
tho same star Viola Dana. IS seen IN
tho two leading roles.
Unity ana Priscilla Beaumont. the
parts taken by Miss Dana. arc twin
sisters ono is unselnsh and lovshle.
the other quite tho opposite. The
story Is woven around the love ansirs
of tho two girls and ~ reaches a
climax 81 great dramatic Intensity.
Mr. and Mrs sidney delight their
followers in one 81 their typical
comedies. Her Ffrst Game" The
weekly topical review shows views 81
Camp Custer, Rattle Creek. where
Michigan's quota or IN" National
army is 60 mobilize. The sixth IN
sfaiimcnt ~ The Battle az tho
Somme and songs by Ethel Rust
Meiior complete tho program.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
on PIftsI VI

A novel story presented IN m en-
tertSining way ~ Golden Rule Kate. 90
with Louise ,ilsum on tho Orpheum
screen this week II has clean-cut
appeal AMI has an unusual way u
shown the reformation Of a female
saloon owner. d1c 80 tho influence of
The gospel The story also has much
human interest while 70 also shows
the good and bad sides OF a frontier
mining camp.
Louise Glaun1 has heretofore been
associated with vampire roles. but IN
Dare Devil Kate she has sym
pathic role which proves her versa
tility - We'll as acting ability Miss
Glaum - quite AS menRcing with a
revolver In her hand and deter
mined look On her face as when she
Is seen as an adventures who lures
on her victims Her supporting cast
Is also worthy % the production.
The story has 70 do with a feeling
Rule" Kate, owner OF the Red Light
saloon. and newly arrived minister
in Paradise. Nevada. who has opened
q church opposite her resort. The
minister IL captured bodily and drag
god into the saloon. but he refuses
10 drink even AZ the point ~ gun
and his pluck brings him respect. lie
endeavors O. got Kate 20 40 10 church
and she accepts when he promises TO
tend bar FOR an hour each day This
~ the ffst wedge IN thu reforming
OF Kate. what follows holds the at
tcnfion
a keystone comedy and other nlms
make up the balance 81 the program.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

Gov. Whitman haa ordered an eX
'raordlnary term ~ tho supreme
court 10 be convened IN New York
city today, with Justice John "
Con presiding. To try any indici
ments that NAV De- found as p re-
suit OF the Official investigation into
alleged police lGSnoss regulting from
the Staying OF Ruth Crugor
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

Prfrtfng-the pfsin nest kind-thst
Il right-Times Job Dept.-Nain $3.50.
The Holbrook news., 1917-04-06


 pensation the he council in its discretion may allow nnc G to % nr ease any y number 6 of citizens the Marshal Assistant Marshal called upon shall be Sec sd In addition dd & the @ M and duties in this Gr perform such further duties may provided by cil by M ordinance, in a, resolution or order
 ons may be printed or published by authority of the Common and publication thereof and of the time the c to publish the Town Ordinances printed books make the duty of the Mayor Marshal Clerk Treasurer Assessor Col ector of Taxes and Licenses, Town Attorney Supervisor the ending the last day of March preceding which report for the and showing in detail the condition respective Sec 37 The Council require of the proper officers such reports to be filed with it in each biennial it's regular Ga reports required in Chapter 9 Title Civil Code Revised Sec 38 The Town of not be bound by any or 9 any liable thereon unless the sae b1 % I the oTg T0G & 0ns S an signed by the and @ may by or resolution or order authorize any officer committee agent of the town to bind the by contract writing for the payment of of money 39 All claims against the town shall be in writing and temzed and to by the party presenting such claims must be certified to by the ordering the goods service and filed with the Clerk or before the regular meeting each he ia or De % g anc mittee by the Council duly appointed, shall any shall drawn issued delivered except salaries other fixed charges until the claim for which drawn shall first have been audited allowed finance committee.
 Sec 4O The Hobrook shall be and is hereby declared to be that certain order duly by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Navajo Arizona, the Sixth day of March, A. D. 1917 order is of record in minute book Mo- of the eeo of Board of Supervisors pages 421 certain Chapter Mo- g. in Title Mo- of the Civil 1913 which relates to the incorporation population Of five hundred more Passed and adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of HolbroOk, the 21s day of March, A. D.
 Presented to the Mayor for his signature approval by him approved the 21st day of March, A. D. 1917.
 w. R. SCORSE Mayor Attest: R. S. TEEPLE Clerk
 Approved to form
 C. H. JORDAN,
 Town Attorney.
The Holbrook news., 1917-04-06
Notice of Publication Isolated Tract Public Land Sale

Department of the Interior,
 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, March 15. 1917. Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the Commissioner of the General Land office. under provisions of Sec. 2455, R. S., pursuant to the application of Cephas F. Perkins. of Holbrook, Arizona. serial No. 028917, we will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less than $2.5O per acre, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on the 18th day of May, next, at this office. the following tract of land:
 Lots 1. 2, 3, 4, Section 4. Twp. IT N, R. 20 East c. and $. R. Mer. 159. 46 acres.
 This tract is ordered into the market on a showing that the greater portion is mountainous or too rough for cultivation.
 The sale will not be kept open. but will be declared closed when those present at the hour named have ceased bidding. The person making the highest bid will be required to Immediately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof. Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are ad- vised to file their claims, or ob- jections. on or before the time designated for sale.
 J. l.. IRWIN,
 Register.
 JOHN J. BIRDNO, Mch 23-5w Receiver.
The Holbrook news., 1917-04-06
Notice of Publication Isolated Tract Public Land Sale
Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior
 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, March 15, 1917. Notice is hereby given that. as directed by the Commissioner of the General Land office, under provisions of 2455, R. S.. pur- suant to the application of Prime T. Coleman, of Holbrook, Ariz., Serial No. O29O74. we will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less than $2.50 per acre. at 10 o'clock. a. m., on the third day of May, next, at this office. the following tract of land:
 The NE1 SW4, SE4 NW4. w. NE1, Section 8, ID. 16 N, R. 22 East c. and S. R. Mer.
 This land is ordered into the market on a showing that the greater portion thereof IS noun tainous or too high for cultiva- tion.
 The sale will not be kept open, but will be declared closed when those present at the hour named have ceased bidding. The person making the highest bid will be required to immediately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof. Any person claiming adversely the above-described land are ad- vised to file their claims. or ob- jections, on or before the time designated for sale.
 J. L. IRWIN,
 Register.
 JOHN J. BIRDING,
 Receiver.
The Holbrook news., 1917-04-06
Choice Redeemed Seeds

Cleaned on special cleaner, F. o. B. Amarillo, per 100 pounds: Maize, akfir, Big German millet S3.25, feter- ita S3.75, amber cake seed $4.25, orange $4.5O, red top $500, Seeded Ribbon $5. 50, Sudan $30.00. Sudan per pound 35c. EARLY GRAIN 6 ELEVATOR Go. Amarillo, Tex. Mch 23-5w.