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Some Tasty Foods for the Table
By NELLIE MAXWELL

spoonful of lemon juice and one cup
full of mayOnnaise. Mix well and fold
in one and one-half cupfuls of orange
sections and one-half cupful of
chopped maraSchinO cherries. Pour
into a mold and pack in layers of ice
and salt, or put in the tray of an ice
less refrigerator and chill until firm.
Serve garnished with crisp hearts of
lettuce
Combination Fruit Salad.-Take one
cupfu of orange sections. one small
can of diced pineapple. one banana
cut into small pieces and one cupfui
of halved Strawberries. Mix very
carefully with mayonnaise TO which
three times the bulk is whipped cream
and serve in lettuce cups topped by a
whole strawberry.
Lemon Cream Sherbet.-Mix tOgeth-
er one and one-tnird cupfuls of sugar
and one cupful of strained lemon
juice, then add one pint of milk and a
pint of thin cream. Turn into the
freezer and freeze. Serve in sherbet
ed mint. Dip the mint into white of
egg and then into granu!ated sugar.
or powdered may be used if it is
preferred
Blackberry Roll.-Prepare a rich
biscuit dough and roll out about one
fourth inch In thickness and spread
with raspberry jam or fresh berries
crushed with sugar. Roll like a jelly
roll, moiSten the edges of the dough
and press the ends securely as pos
sible. Zip cloth into boiling water,
wiring in another cloth. dredge with
flour and tie up the roll. Allow for
room to swell. Cover with boiling
water and cook two hours. or steam
one hour in a steamer; in either case
keep closely covered. Remove from
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Fairy Tale for the Children

the sun l. don't want 10 claim all
The glory. Can't. for thar matter.
anyway
'The midday sun is south of where
you live aud il casts its shadows
toward the north.
THAT is why, yon know the moss
upon trees in your part of the world
always grows So We'll ON the mort h
side of the trees.
If You are ever lost in the woods
David. you can tell directions by spe
ing where the moss is. You knew
how people choose the cool part of
the piaZZa--so do the moSses choose
the cool part ot trees.
'Df course there are always things
we DOM like abnni our jobs | al.
ways have to took straight ahead and
poini 10 the north when I'm on duty.
No matter how much | should want
70 turn around and point south
couldn't do that.
III would confuse people and I'd be
IA disgrace 70 the Compass family
I'd he considered Compass ot no
use ana of no value and failure"
With thar Compass was off and
David watched him He was faciug
the north and he held out his arms a
little 10 either side as Though to show
that on the righr he was pointing tn
the east and on the left ne was point
ing to the west and that back of him
was the south
'GnOd-by. Compass" David called
"GOod-5y." Compass Sh buted
But he did not turn his head. He
was on duty now.
&C. 1880 Western Newspaper UnionD
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01
Separate Jacket Holds Popularity

A vogue which has been fourishing
since early spring and which is sched-
uled to carry over through midseason
and into early fall, with even greater
emphasis, is that of the separate jack
ct or short coat which gaily contrasts
the dress over which it is worn.
Throughout the advance fall shOwings
the theme is being interpreted in yer.
Satile ways.
Just now jackets in bright red are
quite the thing worn over white sports
dresses or those of natural cOlOred
shantung. The costume in the picture
is typical. This outdoor ensemble
which tops a white frock with vivid
red jacket is made of bembere ma
terial especially woven for sports
wear. The dress is very simple, 70 all
appearances. but ii asserts its chic in
such style-convincing details as a
fitted the hipline skirt which de-
velops wide box pleating at the hem
line, also the square-cut neckline fin
ished with sOft-tied bow at one side
In0 gown mas SuOfI sleeves WHICH u
really much smarter than sleeveless.
Take note of the narrow red suede
belt, the red heels on the white kid
pumps, the white beret with tiange
made of the same fabric as the dress,
and the white washable pull-on gloves.
for these are all items which merge
into a unit of ultra mOdishness.
Jackets of most every color will en-
liven the autumn landscape. A spright-
ly effect is that of the Orange-color
coatee worn over the dress of prim
rose yellow, and then there are those
lovely pastel combinations such as a
jacket in Patou pink with the frock of
hyacinth blue. Bright navy blue with
white. the navy coat cut along nau-
tical lines, is ever so popular. Usu-
ally the white shoes boast trimming
touches which repeat the gay tone OF
the jacket.
Those little paletots which are Gre
ating such furore this season, being
SO amusingly quaint and old-fashioned
are awfuly smart. For these, veIve-
teen is fayorite medium, tuned In
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: HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEpERS

TO keep the natural bright color of
the fruit in preserves, rapid cooking is
necessary.
The coolest place in the refrigerator
just under the ice chamber-should
be reserved for babys milk.
Avoid overlooking the washing ma
chine. If the clothes can move about
freely during washing. the cleansing
action is more effective
Light, airy clothes closets equipped
with hangers for dresses and coats
and racks for shoes and hats lengthen
the life of clothes and save time and
expense i'm caring for them.
Freshly-picked greens may be canned
for meals nest winter. Shrink them
first; then can either by using a steam
pressure cooker or by adding acid and
cooking in the cans in hot water
bath.
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tableSpOonfulS of currant jelly previ-
Ously whipped with a fork. Turn into
the pastry lined plate. moisten the
rim with water and cover with a top
crust of rich pastry. Flute the rim
and bake thirty-five minutes in a hot
oven at first. then reduce the heat
and finish baking.
Cracker Custard Pudding. - Soak
three-fOurths of cupful of cracker
crumbs in one quart of scalded milk.
add one-third of cupful of sugar,
one-fourth cupful of butter and two
eggs slightly beaten. half tea
spoonful each of lemon and vanilla
extract, salt to taste. Bake one hour
in a slow oven and brown lightly
Serve with whipped cream or cover
with a meringue and serve with lemon
or orange sauce.
Hot Peach Cake With Whipped
Cream.-t'ream one-half cupful of
butter. add gradually one and one-half
cupfus of sugar and mix well; add
the beaten yolks of two eggs. Sift
two cupfuls of flour with two and one
half teaspoonfuls of baking powder
and add to the first mixture alternate
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01

He had just met a new friend-the
little hoy adventurer whose uame was
David
He wondered what the name OF his
friend might he and he had therefore
Just asked him.
The friend had told him that his
name was Compass.
He seemed very pleased about his
name. and as David asked him more
questions Compass repeated his name
once more.
"fes. my name is Compass. and 1
always get the head and tail of every
thing. Vou know some never do
Ihev say iiey cant see the head OF
tail of anything. But do bpcaus,
make il rule to always keep my
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tPrepared bv the United States Department
of Agrculture.l
Each year as the time approaches
when the garden surplus must be
cared for the humemaker finds her.
self wondering whether there is any
new and easier way To do her canning
and yet have as good results as usual.
According TO the bureau of home
economics of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. however,
the same principles that have been
advocated for the past four or five
years are still essential for SatiSfac-
tory home canning of fruits and veg
etahles. The most important points
mighr be expressed in few SEN
tenceS:
1.-TWO hours from garden to can"
to insure fresh sound products.
Use the ''hot pack" when possible
so thai the material at the center of
the can will reach the necessary
processing temperature more quickly.
Nonacid vegetables are always more
satisfactory if hot packed
SuD HtIilCiu NcStiubiSS uliueT SleuIfl
pressure because they require sterili-
Zation al higher temperature than
that of boiling water (212 degrees F.).
Before beginning any canning. il is
well To send to the department for
Farmers Bulletin 1471-F, "Canning
Fruits and Vegetables at Home" and
read il carefully In addition to
clear explanation of the reasons be-
hind the various recommendation
made. the bulletin gives time tables
for number of fruits and tomatoes.
which may be canned by the water.
bath method, and for most common
vegetables, for which the steam pres
sure canner should be used The rea-
son why the steam pressure canner is
necessary for string beans, peas, corn
and other nOnacid vegetables is this:
The bacteria on these vegetables are
very resistant to heat. Though these
bacteria might be destroyed by six
hours of processing at the tempera-
ture of boiling water (212 degrees F.),
as in the water-bath Gamer. in the
course of this iOng-cOntinued boiling
the flavor and texture of the vegeta-
BILE itself is ruined With the steam
pressure Gamer temperature of 240
degrees Fahrenheit can be obtained
quickly at ten pounds pressure. At
this high temperature bacteria cannot
survive long. and the canned vegeta-
bles are easily prOcessed to insure
against spoilage without overcooking
at the same time I'm 80 to GO min
utes can be accomplished at 240 de-
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01
BY MARY GRAHAM BONNER

self well brushed up on the four most
Important points, North. East, South
and West
'Beautiful earth. isn't it?" he asked
I'm attracted by IT,"
lie seemed very much excited about
this. "les. the earth attracts me and
II is responsible for making me poni
with my head to the north and my
feet to the south. while To the right
Of me is always the east and TO the
left of me is always the west
Il keep in touch too. with what is
going o:, for you may have heard Thar
the first letters of the four poinIs 1
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a fancy mold and chill. Unmold and
serve with:
Orange Custard.-Take two large
oranges and arrange the sections in a
serving dish Scald pint of milk in
a double boiler and pour over four
egg yolks beaten with four table
spoOnfuls of sugar. flavor with a half
teaspoonful of the grated rind of the
orange. add pinch of salt and cook
until the mixture coats the spoon.
Cool. add the orange sections and pour
around the unmOlded jelly when serv-
ing.
Orange-che Frozen SaIad.-Soak
a tablespoonful of gelatin in two
tablespOonfuls of cold water and dis
solve over hot water. Whip one cup
full of heavy cream, add one-fOurth
cupful Of powdered sugar. one table
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01
Eradicate Reaches

The standard remedy for eradicat
ing cOckroaches is sodium fiuoride
dust Sprinkled in the cracks and crev
ices. A dust gun or blower is the
most effective method of application
The reaches come out, die in a few
hours. and may then be swept up and
disposed of. Sodium fluoride is poi
sonOus TO humans as well. so is ham
died with care.
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Vegetables Liked
With Roast Lamb

prepared bv the United states Department
of Agricultnre.l
Custom has placed special emphasis
on two accompaniment 70 roast lamb
peas and mint sauce But there is no
rule, social. culinary, or dietary, re-
quiring this combination. or prevent
ing the use of other relishes and
vegetables. Variety in the menus and
contrast in flavor, color, and texture
are assured by changing occasionally
to other combinations, says the bu-
reau of home economics. United States
Department of Agriculture
Vegetables which in themselves are
appropriate with roast of lamb.
The same is true of lamb chors.
stuffed breast of lamb. and other
lamb dishes. In a lamb stew, onion,
green pepper, and turnip, all having
decided flavor of heir own. give zest
to the meat flavor. And when roast
lamb is reheated there is the fine and
unusual relish obtained by making
a curry sauce.
For the roast relishes like currant
jelly, spiced cOnServes and pickles,
and hOrseradish sauce are all good.
in addition TO any vegetables served
English cooks sometimes have caper
sauce or mint sauce. both of which
are made with vinegar to give a
pleasant mild acidity of flavor. Amer
lean cooks seem to like their mint
occasionally in the form of a green
colored jelly made from apple pectin
and favored with mint. or as min
gelatin served as q salad or garniSh.
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nave variety with nearly
every meal
Blackberry Pie.-I.ine
a plate with plain crust.
Take two and one half
cupfuls OF fresh black
berries, sprinkle with
three-fOurths of a cupful
of sugar. a few grains of
salt, two tableSpoOnfuls
nf hnur and add two
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01

(Prepared bv the United states Department
of Agriculture.1
A small boy likes sleeveless gar
menis on hot days as much as his
sister does. Boys of any size will wear
their sleeveless jerseys or bathing
suits all day long. if allowed to do
so. Most children under six, how
ever, whether boys or girls. need a
great many washable garments, espe-
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01
World War Battles in Air

During the World war the United
States air force shot down ISl enemy
planes. This number was officially
confirmed and manu others were un-
doubtedly destroyed. but were too far
behind the lines TO be confirmed by
our own witnesses.
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cially i'm summer time. and for these.
cotton fabrics are the best choice.
The hoy in the picture is wearing
a sun suit under his overblouse of
chambray matching the short trous-
ers. and whenever his mother thinks
il is time for sun bath he will take
the upper part off.
This type of sleeveless coat or
blouse was designed for The snail
hoy 10y The bureau of home ecoin"itiics
of the United Slaies Department OF
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keep SO well brushed up on spell
News
You must be great favorite, y
David said.
People are always asking each
other what the news is"
IL am" said Compass. And from
the East and the North and the South
and the West come all sorts of inter.
eSting facts and stories which make
up the great news of the world.
''But my great job is in telling direc.
tiOnS. You can. also tell direction Dy
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Burroughs Memorial

The memorial 10 John Burroughs at
Fair Lane. the Ford country home,
near Dearborn, Mich, is in the form
of IA rOckery. Rocks from Mr.. Bur-
roughs' bOyhood home were brought
for this purpose, and there is statue
of him in the garden.
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ly with one-halt cupful OF milk. Beat
well and spread in baking pan. cover
with peeled sliced peaches. Sprinkle
with sugar and nutmeg. Bake TWEEN
ty-five minutes in hot oven. serve
hot with hard sauce or whipped
cream.
The serving of a green vegetable at
both luncheon and dinner or supper
meals is necessary to keep the body
in good condition. Spinach. chard,
broccoli may all be grown. with let
tuce, radishes and peas in the Dack-
yard garden.
(0 1890 Western Newspaper Union,
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How They Love IL

All human beings enjoy feeling
sense of power. 1t helps us to bear
disappointment and discouragement
and tends to give us faith in ourselves.
-Womans HsIne Companion.
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on any occasion is {:
Orange J e y
With Orange Gus
tard. = Prepare a
mold of orange jel-
ly and when partly
thickened beat well
until lig ht a n d
fOamy. Turn into
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01
Cold Dav in Montana

The records of tile weather bureau
of the highest and lowest tenpera-
lures do not extend back much be-
yond 80 years. The lowest official rec
ord in the United States is 65 degrees
below zero. reported at Fort keogh,
Mont, January. 1888.
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the cloth to not serving platter and
foamy egg sauce.
With the fresh fruits and berries so
plentiful each in it's season. one may
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A dish that is attractive and most
tasty and one nice enough to serve
The Ely miner., 1930-08-01

When Eve bro't woe To all mankind
Old Adam called her wo man
When she wooed with love so kind
He then pronounced her woo man"
But now with folly and with pride
Their husbands pockets trimming
The women are so full of whims
That men pronounce them "wim-
men," Anon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
Weller to
Face Blue
Back Field Star to Lead
Redskins Against
Bulldogs.

Haskell's rambling Indians, who
md time between train rides to play
soma bangup football games, ar
rived here today and were to engage
in a limbering up drill at Butler
bowl this afternoon in preparation
for Saturdays home coming TIT
with the Bulldogs.
Coach Dietz' eleven will be seeking
its third victory in twelve days. The
Redskins ran over Gonzaga univer-
sity on Nov. II, trounced Southern
Idaho last Saturday, jumped to
Lawrence. Kan, for short workout,
and boarded the train for Indian
apolis.
The redskin squad is in top shape
for the encounter. Captain Louis
Weller, speedy ball carrier who has
Travelled half the length of the field
or more in every game but one this
season for a touchdown, has re-
covered from an injury which kept
him out last Saturday and will be
ready to 60.
Coach Knute Rockne, in radio
interview Wednesday night, stated
Weller has no superior in the mid
west" as a back field star. Buster
Charles, national A. A. u. decathlon
track champion, Is another star ball
carrier with the redskins.
Coach Bell has pronounced his
Bulldog squad In top shape for the
game despite a hard battle with
Purdue last Saturday.
Curly Hinchman, veteran full, and
Sammy Pollizzotto, sophomore quar-
ter back, are expected to carry the
Butler offensive in Saturdays game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
BOUTS AT RIVERSIDE

Willard Brown. indianapolis light
weight, and Freddie Murphy, Gin
cinpet... will top tonight's flstic bill
at Riverside, eight rounds In the
semi-windup Frank Sansone viii
meet Young Leach, six rounds.
They are bantams. There will be
three four-round prelims as follows:
Young Marsh VS.. Carl King, Billy
Cox VS.. Jack Dawson, Young
Groggs VS.. Frank Manning. First
bout at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
Amateur Golf
Journeys Set
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The ma
tional amateur championship will
be held at the Beverly Country GLIB,
Chicago, Aug. 81 to Sept. 5, and the
women'S championship at the
Country Club, Buffalo, N. Y, Sept.
81 to &c, it was announced by the
United States Golf Association
during meeting of the executive
committee Thursday.
The committee, contrary to ex-
pectations, took no action on Bobby
Jones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
TURNER'S KEEP DALTON
Vet Boxing Instructor Starts Sew
@nth Year with Club.

Jirl aly Dalton has been named
boxing instructor Of the South
Side Turner's for the seventh
year. Dalton is well-known in
state and national ring circles, both
as a boxer and instructor. His
proteges took six Of the possible
seven divisions in the city tourney
last year.
All amateur boxers desiring train
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
UNBEATEN TEAMS SIGN

BIZ United Press
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 21.-
Western Maryland today accepted
an invitation to meet the Univer-
sity of Utah in a post-season foot
ball game for charity at Denver on
Dec. or Is. The University of
Utah, like Western Maryland, has
not been defeated since 1928.
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Shelbyville, in the semi-windup on
the mat card at Tomlinson hall
Monday night. It will be one-fall
match. In the main go Black
smith Pedigo viii tackle Toto Shima.
japanese welterweight, is finish
bout. A prelim will be added.
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Rose Battles
Teacher Team
By Times Special

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Nov. I'll
The Rose Poly Engineers viii annex
the Terre Haute city collegiate grid
title and bolster it's claim to state
secondary honors if they defeat the
local State Teachers eleven in the
feature battle under the lights here
tonight.
Poly has a clear record this fall
while the Teachers have dropped
three games. 1t has been one Of
the greatest seasons in history for
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. Down the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

Claman Lunch, and Blue Point Service
Station from S. S. Service. Blacker Chill,
Standard Oil and Enrich Hardware. Fred
Tegeler showed the form that has featured
bis play the past two weeks, leading the
field with a total Of 623 on games of III,
246 and FOG. Weigel had Oils and Nc
Cam. 6l2.
Mrs. E.. H. Meyer featured the women's
games of 222, III and 1876. Mcdaniel
also rolled fine game. scores of 1873. 1873
and 205 giving her total of SIS.
Doc Barnhlll was on his way to real
series with games of 200 and 2l2. but
something went wrong, and he dropped
to l24 in the final
Harold Deal is still the President and
the best bowler in the Delaware League,
his latest effort showing a count of 638
with games Of 203, 224 and oil
Green Of the J. P. johnson team Of the
Community League joined the 700 club
when he pounded the naples for a total
of 703 with games of 215, 279 and 200.
Kroner helped things along to give this
quintet 3 three-game total of 1924 and
clean sweep over Uptown Plumbing. The
bath St. Merchants and United Dental also
Safety Boosters, as Front Majestic Shop
and Bander Cleaners took two from Up
town Garage and Broadway. Other 600
marks we're Barrett. 612 Kroner, 226;
Shaw 622; Crimgs, 674; Hickman 663;
Buldrick. 6i8. and Expert. 606. Green's
279 tops Ray Robertson by one pin for the
high single game of the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
HASKELL ARRIVES FOR BUTLER FRAY

the Engineers. Terre Haute fans
are expecting hard fight in the
contest tonight, due to the fact it's
the "big" game Of the year for both
schools.
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Dad Carr. the grand old vet of the
american Central Life League. found q
The winning punch in the first and third
games to give the o. L. c. o. q two-ttme
win over Twenty-year. Joint Life won
two from Ordinary Life. while Power and
Company known as Twenty-Pay Life re-
ceived a surprise. and a three-game trim
ming from Ten-year Term.
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After using an alley ball and street
shoes and securing a total of 657,. Jerry
turned to his own ball and bowling shoes.
the result being a score of 1l6 in hts first
game during the K. of c. League play on
The Delaware alleys. A 400 in his last two
helped some but he lost plenty to Sargent
who rolled three-game total of 500. Or.
Karl Kernel figured it was a good night
s5a and 1872 giving him a total of 672.
Vanier Mad 639 and Vogelsong, 621. Two
out-of-three was the rule in team play.
Penn Coal. Block o, 'cal, Scott Trucking
and Finneran Groce. defeating White
Furniture Boren insurance, Moran Truck
ing and Pittman-Rice
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Caca Cola gained another game on the
League leading Mallory and Weiland team
taking three from Kay-O. as the leaders
lost one to the outlaws during the Uni
versal League plav on the Pritchett alleys.
Other contests rolled resulted iv a two
game win for c r. Akers. Auto Equipment,
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TINE Butler Bulldogs are In
II scrappy mood for their bat
tie with Haskell's great machine
at the bowl Saturday, and the
local gridders promise to make a
fight out of it against the In
dian eleven. A mainstay in the
Butler line is Harold Templeton,
tackle, who has given fine service
under Coach Harry Bell this
season.
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ing are asked to report at the gym.
306 Prospect street, Tuesday at Z
p. m.
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The Fountain Square alleys will feature
a singles sweepstakes. Harmon putting up
a $50 award for the winner. In addition
10 the cash awards. two turkeys will be
given the bowlers one for high game Sat
urday and another for SundaXzhigh game