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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-24
ONE MAN KILLED
IN BUFFALO RIOTS

Buffalo. y. v, Sept. "A. BY \.
P.l-With the plants of the Lacka
wanna Steel Company, Rogers Brown
& Co. and the Donner Steel Company
closed aud additional deputies and state
police patrOlling the streets of l.acka
wanna today. there appeared to be little
likelihood of recurrence Of the trouble
which led to the killing of ono man and
the wounding of several others last
night.
Chief of Police Gibson. of l.acka
wanna. who was in the crowd trying to
disperSe it when the Lackawanna
guards opened fire. was Inclined to cen
sure the guards for overhasty action,
although he said the provOcation was
great. With the arrival Of fifty state
police today, he said. the special guards
would be asked TO keep within the
grounds Of the steel plant.
One man was shot dead. another
! fatally injured and three other persons
were taken to the hospital when Lacka-
wanna Steel Company private police
men last evening fired on 5000 workers
who had gathered in front of gate No.
> of the plant
The dead man was Casimir HaZurcH,
twenty four years old. He was shot
through the head. lie was IA striker. He
had been working at the steel plant for
about two months since his return
from France where he served through
out the war with the Second Division.
Ma2ieZ SuckkOwski, another striker.
was shot through the right temple ant
surgeons at the hospital despaired Ot
saving his life.
OF the other injured. two are strikers
and one is three year old boy They
arc slightly wounded.
Albany. y. V. Sept, "a. -. In re
spOnse to request from officials ii
Lackawanna that state troopers b.
sent to assist in preserving order. iOy
rrnOr Smith last night gave orders tha
troopers proceed there at once. Twen
ty five troopers from Il Troop. stationed
at Albany. left shortly before midnight
and it was understood that Pnother de
tachment which had been held in readi
ness in the vicinity OF Lackawanni
would enter the city Immediately.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
Selling" A City.

What would YOU think OF a manu-
fac,urcr who declined to make ci-
icc,vc use OF sales creating facilities
at hand Just because il was not imme-
da,cly possible to institute whale Of
a selling campaign
But wait a moment Don't answer
tina, until YOU ascertain whether the
reply would apply with equal force to
you and others in your community
whose interests depend on the growth
OF your town
For isn't Mat precisely tho situation
with many communities whose com
mercial organizations are dong moth
ing towards Selling" the community
in a practical manner. because tht
time is not ripe Tor a big campaign for
funds for the purpose The Nations
Business for July
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Peel firm peaches by dipping in boil.
ing water, then In ice water. The
skin will slip off very easily. Drv
well Cut in halves, remove seed and
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two; cocoa paste three quarter cup;
vanilla, one teaspoon flour one and
one half cups; baking powder, two
tea poouS.
Dircctons--Cream the butter, add
the sugar and blend thoroughly. Add
the beaten yolks OF the eggs. Siit
the baking powder with the flour and
add flour and cocoa paste alternately
Add lastly the beaten whites OF the
eggs Pour the mixture into a well
buttercd pan. Bake in a moderate
oven from thirty to forty minutes.
Cocoa Apple Sauce Cake - Mate
rials One cup sugar, one-hali cup
sour cream one cup (hoO sour apple
sauce, one and one quarter teaspoons
soda. one tablespoon cocoa, one tct-
spoon cinnamon. one-halt teaspoon
cloves, two cups (Sitted) bread flour,
ore cup raiSins.
DrectionS-Sii together spices
flour. ra'SlnS and soda In a separ-
ate bowl put the sugar. cream and
hot apple sauce, into which the CO.
Goa has been stirred. Beat in the
flour mixture and b1ke IN well
lined loaf or tube tin for forty.fiye
minutes in a moderate oven.
Sun-Prc>crved StrawverrleS - Two
pounds OF ripe strawberries, one
pound Of sugar and one-hah pint OF
water
Wash and pick the berries care
fully Boil the sugar and water to-
gether for eight minutes, then drop in
the Strawberries. Remove from the
ire and spread on large platters, one
layer thick. Cover with netting and
place in the sun for three or four
DAYS until the syrup IS thick. Bring
them indoors at night, put into ster-
ilized pars. and cover with melted
parafiin before sealing Ii strawber
rlcS are preserved hy this method they
retain their shape. color and flavor.
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Cocoa for Summer.


Hot Cocoa Materials Boiling wa
ter, two cups; cocoa, seven table
spoons; vanilla, one-quarter tea
spoon; salt, few grains
observation-disclosures the cocoa in
to saucepan and gradually add the
active boiling water, stirring until
cocoa is well dissolved. Boil and
stir until il thickens about five MN
uteS Remove from the fire and add
vanilla and salt. This will keep for
some time and may be used as a
basis for cocoa aS weak or strong as
desired with hot milk or milk and
water, heating well together But
the first boiling is done with the
cocoa, which saves time This is
generally called cocoa paste.
Cocoa lcing-Matctials, Cocoa, six
teaspoons; sugar lpowderedl. one
half pound, melted butter. one table
spoon; vanilla, one hall teaspoon.
DirccronS-To six teaspoons tone
ouncc) Of cocoa add enough boiling
water to make paste and cook
three minutes. Add the powdered
sugar (Sifted). melted butter and
vanilla extract. Rub into smooth
paste and put on cake at temperature
OF abou, ninety degrees fahrenheit
Cocoa Cake-Materials: Butter,
one half sup; sugar, one cup; eggs,
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To Repeat Corn Carnival.

ATCHlSON. Kan. - The famous
Corn Carnival" ,ha, made A,ehison
famous throughout the middle west
ioi many years will again be on the
boards this fall. 1t will be held in
connection with a great gathering IN
honor of the returned soldiers OF At
Gibson and Atchison county One OF
the features of the carnival will be a
monster arch OF corn. An arch used
10 welcome home the returning sol
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Slice equal amounts OF peaches, ba-
nanas and marshmallows together
Mix and sprinkle ground nuts over
the top. Serve with a whipped cream
dressing This is a splendid salad to
serve with Or follow a vegetable din
pey
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iill cavity with chopped marshmallow
and ground nuts. Put peach halves
together and iasten with tooth picks
In double boiler, heat tondant candy
Dip peach in the fondan, taking care
that il Is entirely covered with the
candy Remove and place ON an oiled
paper, and set where the air will hard
en- ne fondant
This is quite line 10 serve on q plate
at an afternoon affair where only light
refreshments are served.
Easy Peach Shortcake.
Buy jely-roll cake Cut IN slices,
ono inch thick On a small plate, put
a slice OF the cake. over this put a
thick layer OF sliced peaches which
have been standing for an hour or
more with sugar over them. Another
slice Of the Jelly roll over ,hem--morc
peaches on the top. then good serv-
ice OF whipped cream or ice cream
and YOU have a short cake as good as
II you bad spent an hour over hot
stove.
Peach Cobbler.
Make a biscuit dough, using twice
the amount Of shortening used tor bis-
cuts, Line a baking dish with the
dough. Fill with sliced peaches which
have been swectencd ru, little bits
OF butter over the fruit, and light
sprinkle Of cinnamon. Roll the top
crust about one-half inch thick-cut
slashes in it for steam escapes, and
place loosely over the top OF the fruit
Bake slowly at first. to cook the frit
thoroughly Then increase the heat
to brown Brush the top with melted
sugar. IN water and return 70 the oven
TO brown again. Or place it under the
brolcr flame, for second or so.
Serve with whipped cream or Il sweet
sauce. II the peaches are not very
soft some water may have to be add
ed 10 the fruit before the top crust is
nut IN place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
"Jailbirds" See Ghost.

ROCK ISLAND. lll-Panic in
vaded the county jail when eighteen
negroes claimed they saw the ghost OF
Robert Cook, who committed suicide
recently by leapins from ,hird-story
window. They said Cooks ghost
peered at them from Cooks former
cell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
Out Of the Mouths Of Babes.

Little Vivian entered the parlor
one morning and her quick eye dis
covered that the slip coverings had
been removed from the furniture.
"Oh, look, mamma !" she exclaimed
"The chairs have looked them night
gowns off'-Los Angeles Times.
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Reelassified.

"You seem utterly worthless. You
must be tramp.
They uster call II, tramps, mum.
Now they'd call us ineiiicieucy cx-
perts."-Louisville Courier Journal.
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3.lto Get Sheepskius.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. - Three
thousand one hundred and nineteen
boys and girls received diplomas al,
the June graduating exercises Of the
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BY Leno Osbcrne.

Our own good Elberta peaches are
ripe
We don't have TO send 10 Florida,
or California or Texas inr our peach
es. now whey are right here from our
very own trecs--the best IN the world.
One thing sure, there are a lot OF
states sitting back waiting until Ok
lahoma's peach crop is ripe and on the
road TO them.
Don't Wait Too Long
There's only one fault We could pos
sbly iipd with this iruit-it does not
stay with US long enough. The
peachcs are ripe. on the market and
gone almost before We realize IT. II
does not pay TO put off getting the
amount you expect 10 can and put up
for winters use-but get them as soon
as they arc on the market. Next
week will very likely be too late.
The season is 50 short, We should
have them every meal, some way,
There is not much chance of the fam
iiys getting tired Of them II you vary
the service ,ust a little.
Tho Elbcr,a differs from the oihet
peaches we get, in the amount OF tart
|, contains They nave so much more
flavor and 50 firm a teSture-thcy
taste positively "melty"
For canning ard preserves, they
must not be too ripe. And while still
quite firm. they make better pickles
than the cling. and they arc decidedly
easier to cat when picked than the
cling peach
Soft for Butter
For peach batter and conserve, they
need 70 be quite ripe and soft.
In, this article | want to conSidc'
only TIE way, OF using the ircSI
peaches, 50 we may have them every
meal, and still not feel as il We ha,
been oyerserycd,
For brca,iast:-Of course there il
always the dish Of peeled and sliced
peaches, cream Sd sugar. That may
be served wil%Nariation' until the
peaches will appear every day as a
new dish.
Peel and have very ripe peaches. In
. deep vessel OF powdered sugar bury
each half md leave i, for q few sec
onds. This allows the outside to ab-
sotb great deal OF sugar When re-
moved they will be entirely white
Serve with a fork. on a small plate.
Another Way TO Serve.
Fill each hall Of a peeled peach with
chopped marShmallows, which have
been rolled in ground nuts after they
were chopped Place each half-pcach
on well but,eredpan, hollow side up,
and bake in bot oven for few min
utcs. until slightly tender. Serve with
a hot sauce made Of butter, sugar and
a l'i;lc water.
Sliced and served with a cereal
sugar and cream they have long been
favorte
For salads and desserts, they make
no end OF attractive and fine favored
dishes.
fthtU odidu.
Slice equal amounts OF peaches, ba-
nanas and marshmallows together
Mix and sprinkle ground nuts over
the top, Serve with a whipped cream
dressing This is splendid salad to
serve with Or follow vegetable din
ner.
Nodded Salad.
In a cereal dish place a halyed
peach, hollow side up. Pour gelatine
N the dish until the peach j. covered
Set aside 10 mold. Serve with a
whipped cream dressing which has in
IT all the ground macaroon. the cream
will hold.
Peach Confection.
Peel firm peaches by dipping in boil.
ing water then In ice water The
skin will slip off very easily Drv
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Los Angeles public grammar schools.
The city high schools gave diplomas
TO e97 students. as increase OF over
a hundred over the number graduated
year ago.
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MENU HINT.

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Sliced Pineapple
Soft Boiled Eggs.
Toast. Coffee.
Luncheon.
Potpie. Coleslaw
Cup Custards. Tea
Dinner.
Olives. Colcslaw.
Broiled Lamb Chops.
New Potatoes. Stcwed Tomatoe,
Asparagus Salad.
Peach TartS. Coffee
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Peach Ice Cream.
e. quartS)
One quart thin cream; ~ cups sug
ar: cup peach pulp.

Heat cream. add sugar, and stir un.
Ill dissolved Pour IN the freezer. and
when freezing begins, add the peach
pulp and continue freezing until firm.
Pack for an hour before using
The peach pulp is made BY pressing
very ripe peaches through a sieve or
colander.
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diers was left standing, and II will be
decorated with Atchison county corn.
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Nodded Salad.

In a cereal dish, place a halyed
peach, hollow side up. Pour gela,ine
N the dish until the peach j. covered
Set aside TO mold. Serve with a
whipped cream dressing which has in
" all the ground maoaroon, the cream
will hold
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
CANNING PLANT
STARTS SEASON
ON SPINACH
THIS MORNING

The 1919 season of The Colorado
Packing Corporation opened this morn
ing on spinach. which is always the
first product to be canned each year.
The run this year will undoubtedly be
better than any year previous. judging
from present prospects.
While spinach is one of the smaller
runs it is no less important than the
others. and the demand for the partic-
ular quality turned out by this factory
Is unusually large. Canon City spin.
ach is sold throughout the nation and
the local brand stands for high quality
wherever it is known.
To those who have contracted their
spinach crop $50 ton is being paid.
but to those who have not contracted
SIC ton is the price. This is in ac-
cordance with the ruling made by the
company early in the season. The
company is desirous of getting as
much spinach starting Thursday morn
ing as it is possible to procure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
INSTANT INTERVIEWS

LANE DUFF am in hearty accord
with Dr. Orendorfrs suggestion
that the cottonwood trees be cut
down. Most Of them are So big ana
SO near dead and spit SO much cotton
that they have outgiown their useful
ness.
LoRENTz RITZMAN--Up around
Love'and and Greeley over $50 siios
are to be built this summer The con.
tracts have been let. In Fremont
county where silos could save re
farmers thousands OF dollars in feel
bills and yet produce better feed the e
are not over 10 In the whole territory.
ALT MITCHELIs--No. wasn't in a
prize f1ght nor did anybody try TO lick
me (because everybody knows that
would be foolish). was just shaving
myself with safety razor.
RALPH M'KINLEY-I have had 80
usual success with my garden thiA
year. You ought TO see the lettuce /
harvest every day. There isn't any
better grown anywhere
HAGAN STOCKDER-Here Is
goose egg which. my goose laid. Does
II look anything like Dozier's famous
hen egg? (Dear reader, both are on
display in The Record window. Take
look and Judge for yourself. You
will then realize what wonderful hen
Mr.. Dozicr really has. Black MInorcss
lay big eggs. Ask Bill wailace).
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

can get seed from c. E. oatman, and
II you have more than you want fol
your own use. the surplus can be dis
posed of at the receiving station OF
Liby. Mcneil & Libby in Penrose Put
in little patch.
The farmers are all busy plowine
nowadays
While engaged In game of ball on
the school grounds Wednesday after
noon. David weichhand and John
O'Connor co'lided. resulting seriously
for Weichhand. Both boys were run
ming after fly ball. towards each
other. and on coming together the
O'Connor boys forehead came In con
tact with Weichhand's jaw. fracturine
1t badly. Prof. Cuthbert drove the
injured boy to Portland in his car
where he was attended by DIR. Davis
At last reports David was getting
along as well as could be expected.
C. E. Burgess OF Colorado Springs
was on tne Park the first OF the week
looking after his tract In section Is.
The Grady family departed for Vic
tor, Colo. yesterday to make their fu
ture home.
Ed Olsen drove down from Victor
Wednesday to see the big prospective
cherry crop in bloom on his tract in
section IL.
In the case of Mrs. A. Cowie VS.. the
Beaver Land and Irrigation Company
in the district court last Tuesday. the
jury awarded Mrs. Cowie the car in
question. also awarding her $50 dam
ages. Ten days was allowed for an
appeal.
W. B. Hi'mer is enjoying visit with
his SON. Dr. Hilmer. who recently re.
turned home from France. where he
has been with Uncle Sans army.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
Busy Jones Takes
Over ssMajOr c.

Busy Jones has contracted for the
exclusive sale OF the famous Major
c" -four in this territory. Major c.
is made OF Kansas hard wheat and is
Manufactured in Pueblo in the most
up-to-date Touring mill in the West.
In Pueblo Major c. is by far the best
selling -four there and its sale terri.
tory is rapidly spreading throughout
the western country.
The wheat is shipped from Kansas
/ to Pueblo and is thoroughly cleaned
and washed in the big fireproof mill
before it is put through the latest pat
ented, sanitary process which brings
it forth high grade Kansas hard
wheat flour. From the time the wheat
is washed until IL is sacked and de-
livered it is not touched by human
| hands.
Morris Jones, in speaking about /,
this morning. said: because of the
fact that the wheat is shipped in and
the -four manufactured in this state
We are enabled to sell Major c. al
practically 81 hundred less than
Kansas hard wheat -four manufactured
in Kansas sells for on the local mar
ket Any housewife who has used
Major c. will tstify to its high grade
and wonderful baking results
r. G. Breckenridge. who is we'll
known throughout Colorado. is man
ager of the Pueblo Touring mills which
produces Major c. He has visited
in Canon City many times and has
many friends here.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
Bald Facts
BY A. Baldwin.

The fight for the eradication OF the
fly is Just and worthy one. and the
champions of the cause should be the
men who bade fond farewell to their
raven locks many moons ago. They
have been, and they still are, long
suffering and patient and even possess
other virtues, but in view of all that
there is no reason why they should
not rise up as body, in just and holy
wrath, and smite the common enemy
of peace and comfort and the sweet
summer snooze, which the bald-headed
man, more than anyone else. has a
perfect right in which to indulge We
suggest that an organization of the
the bald-headed men of Canon City be
founded at once to bear the banner on
high and carry on a crusade to wipe
out the pest. 1t can be called most
anything, but we offer the following as
an euphonious. proper and fitting
name: "The Feathcrless Fraternity
For Finishing the Filthy fly
1t is getting about the time of the
.-ear now when that pesky insect. the
NY. begins his season of frolic by di-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
Baptists Attend
Denver Convention

large number OF Canon City peo-
pie will attend the annual meeting of
the Northern Baptist convention in
Denver. which will assemble there this
afternoon for five OF six days ses-
sion. Some of the local delegates. a.
ternates and visitors left for Denver
Tuesday-Right. Others will leave to-
day or Thursday. Among the repre-
sentatives of the Canon City Baptist
congregation who are planning to be
present at the convention are Rev. F.
w. Starring, C. r. Tanner. Mrs. NJ. j.
Harl. Claude Benton. DIR. and Mrs. c.
II. Wilkinson. Miss Lena Merris. Mrs
]. NJ. Anderson. Mrs. Ida Burford.
Mrs. w. A. Benson. Mrs. Elizabeth
Howells and Mrs. A. p. Nelson. It is
expected that there will be approxi-
mately $500 delegates at the conven-
tion from various parts OF the country.
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I2O YEARS AGO TODAY

J. j. Cone. one of the owners OF the
Doctor mine on Raven hill in the dis
trict, went TO Cripple Creek yesterday
with s2.123-;2 In his pocket and paid
on all claims against the property
The class OF 'as G. c II. s. has
given up the old custom OF oratious
and this year only the saiutatory and
vaiedictory will be given. Reserved
seats Tor the exercises on sale at Hun
ter Palmer's.
Hannah Draper. aged rs. died re-
Gently at the home OF T. j. Tong. 4o7
Greenwood avenue.
Mrs, George w. Baker has gone To
Lexington. KY. TO attend the COM
mencement exercises at Hamilton Col
ieee. her daughter. Miss Maud. being
one OF the graduates.
Mrs. w. J. Fisher. Mrs. J. W. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Foster and II. l..
Reed went TO Denver TO attend the
meeting of the general assembly OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
George T. Colgate has prospects of
fine crop OF winter apples while the
summer varieties will yield light
Henry Earle. at the meeting OF the
Wy Sbuutils drkeu lot n fraucHtSe 10
put in a street railway sysicm In
Canon City. Thomas Robinson OF
Florence also asked for a similar fran
chise
c. c. coniie asked for franchise
for the Colorado Electric Power Com
pany. Mcssrs. Manpin and Slater
asked that IL be refused and asked for
greater fayors So. -the present light
ing company. Conkie got the fran
ehise unanimously.
j. II. Lantry won the First ward
election contest and was seated In the
council. He was given majority OF
one over HIS opponent at the election,
the opponent rcontesting.
f. w Sheffield asked permission OF
the council 10 carry a gun as be Is
private detective. Council refused.
II. Backus was appointed health In
spector at salary OF SEQ.
c. NJ. Hardy appeared before the
council TO ask for the refund of H.
cense paid. by the Y. NJ. c. A. for the
privilege OF giving n recent lecture.
Councilman J. +. Brown objected and
spoke his mind on the matter. All
the others voted to refund.
Miss Amelia FaIkcnberg. daughter
OF J. p. FaIkenberg OF Westciife. was
married TO Frank Adams of Canon
City at Wcstcliffe. Father r. Servant
performed the ceremony.