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VOL. V. NO. 43.
Moore Messenger
OKLAHOMA (MOORE) OKLAHOMA. THUBKPAl. .1AM ARjj 191B
^ f .00 PER YKAR
Moore News Items
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Rowley Hint MOTHER CAT SAVED
Robert Rowley spent Sunday evening |
Kims UNCLE SI, DIPLOMATIST HVE SPLENDID SALADS'1<WN BIDCt ,ND tul tRtlK
HELEN MOORE, Local Editor.
:;7.
with A. J. Smith
MIm Edna Smith and Mra. Kenneth
Rowley attended the matinee at the
• Met" Wadnesady afternoon a week
ago.
Several patronH of the Moore post
office availed themselves of the in-
stallation of the parcel post on Jan-
uary 1. and several packa^-H were
Bent out The first package was sent
by A. J Smith and was s«*nt out on
K. K. No. 2. It was a tablet weigh
Corn market: White, 38; mixed,
F D Janora spent Wednesday in
Moore.
Mrs. James A. Cowan went shop-
ping Friday in Oklahoma City.
Krna Durr of Oklahoma City is vis-
iting J. C. Oiinger and family.
Oweifs are'*both'reported liearly weM.j lug "nine ounces and five cent, postage one they disappeared until but one
llon't forge, services a. .he Method-1 T"<' ,0 ' *"
Wise Animal Took Precautions That
Prevented Execution of Sentaoca
of Excommunication
QOOD MAN'S METHOD OF DEAL-
ING WITH HARD SITUATION.
Miss OIHe Uluuly ape lit New Years
i day with Miss Minnie Keck
If th house cat doea not actually -
enter Into the family conversations.
there is no question in the mlnda of unusual Doings In Meeting Houie Yar
North Hide family that their cat
keeps in touch with family affairs as
discussed by the members This cat
had four kittens recently and one by
Turned to Financial Account by
Elder Who Waa Not Super
etltioue
MAY PROPERLY BE SERVED AT
DINNER OR LUNCHEON
Combination of Prunes and Pecan
Nuta Is a Favorite—With Applse
and Bites Nut Stuffing for
Tomatoes
h .K- « , inv Pvervbody Minco. f"<la • ttnd wa8 thr*>t'
tst church thiB Sunda). bveryb y j dothit>K 'or which eleven cents
invited. | postage was paid. The stamps were
Charley Everett and family nave Bo)|1 lim| cancelltd by Mayme
been visiting W. O. Jack and family ! Slnjt|,
of Moore.
GRANT MANY PARDONS.
Expiration of Sentence! Let Several
Penitentiary.
Mr. and Mrs. M B. Allen left for
their home in Nova Sota. Texas, last
Saturday.
Roy Howell and family have been
visiting W. O. Jack and family.
most'of Jhls1Cteim.hin OWahoraa"r'i'ly The following expiration pardons
this Inst week. will become effective at the state
Mrs Helen C. Rofel, formerly of j penitentiary during January.
Moore, from Wymore. Neb., has been With citizenship rights It !•.
visiting old friends here. ' Knight, Pushmataha^ burglary, 'two
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar years, January H; Dave Johnson Oar-
Jan. 7. a Hue baby boy. All parties via, robbery, thren years, January 1;
doing nicely. , George Preston, Wagoner, grand lar-
Miss Mamie Spencar of Oklahoma ceny, five years, January 5; K. N.
City came to visit her brother Kay piaxco, Atoka, larceny, one year,
was left.
As the wife was going out one eve
ning she said to her husband. 'I wish
you would pick that kitten up ant
drop it some place where it won't fine
its way back."
Almost immediately the old cat com
menced trying to coax her offspring tf ^a8n
• Wall." said Uncle 91. a. he took
his accustomed place on the pickle
barrel, "we had a high falutln. lawn
party up tew the meetln' house at
Upham's Corners last night. There i
was sure a heap of folk lhar. and the | a
way they carried on seemed to me
X exactly in place la the meetln
go with her but th • little one was n« j h"u"* >*tn,.'h. !!thtful"
wis." and insisted on staying at *nd_
home. The old cat. therefore, did no'
go away that night as was her custom
but lay down on the porch with he!
front paws around the kitten. Th< |
husband did not have the heart tc
January 6; J. It. Trippett, Cherokee,
forgery, two years. January 7; Jhon
Cllne, Sequoyah, grand larceny, two
and a half years, January 7; Henry
McDaniel, LePlore, grand larceny, one
Spencer, who lives six miles south-
west of Moore.
Mary Sarlvner of Klbing. Kans. is
visiting her father J. C. dinger and
family.
Mrs. H. C. Reisle. lvl'° ''"I* f!%e" I year. January 9; Arthur McNlsh, Mus-
^'home'l" WU,r^j
wife, left for their home in Ardmore ary 13: Wan Stone. Pottawatomie, j
Tell us about It." said Hiram, help-
ing hltnBelf to another cracker from
the open barrel near by.
"Wall, it waa Jest this a-way. in
the fust plac« a party of city folks
come down from up the hill—we could
Bee at once that they was goin to
tun things to suit themselves. If they
hadn't a bought a lot of peanuts, Ice
cream and lemonade, we'd have broke
up the jamboree right thar and let em
go home The fuBt thing they done
camo home that night with the firm | w .s to start a \ Irginia re« lln .
determination of losing that kitten I reckon is an imitat on o
but neither kitten nor old cat wgh 1 son acts when he has go
anywhere to be found Several times sitiia corn Juice. I s coun ry < •
during the week the old cat came back gathered around in the corn r
for something to eat but nothing wax lawn and says nothln
drag the young one from its mothei
and it therefore remained.
A few days later the wife and daugh
ter started on a week's vacation, and
again the husband was instructed
about the kitten, which was to b lost
during their absence. The husband
seen of the kitten.
Within an hour after the wife and
daughter returned and while the bus
band was explaining that be had not
seen the kitten all week, both cat
at least, not so
as the city folks could hear. We
thought they'd gone far enough with
the Vlrglny trapsing, but we found we
was plum mistaken.
'Some female says, says she. 1-et'B
grand larceny, one year. January 13. | t(me ,re still members of the family —
Sunday. ...
John Rippey and his cousins Mack Without citizenship rights: Joe Col c0|umbuH niBpatch
Smith and brother, of Ktrong, Texas, bert. Atoka, larceny of domestic ani
came Friday to visit Lloyd ltippley, Ina|8< four years. January 2: Ben
who makes his home with Dr C. C. ■ Wagoner, gran,I larceny, live ,.t> ,F10l,°"ed„ ln,'r"C °n* „
Nail. _ 'years. January 11; William Brown, 'President Mellen of the New Haven
The
their
der for - .
looked it was unintentional anu ...
vou will call you will receive a copy 4; Levi Warseat, .Muskogee, forgery.
until the supply is exhausted. two years, January 13.
Rev. J. W. Paine joined in marriage j
the 1st day of January the following j President-elect Wilson, by birth a
young coupleB of Moore: Winter Virginian, but by adoption a ton of
— - * ° The cere-1
and kitten came back, and at this j chase the turkey around this lawn.
wasn't any turkey, but
Dcllctouik salads to srrv® with rt>a*t
meats or at a luncheon of bread aud
butter:
l*rune and Pecan Nut Halad Soak
quarter of a pound of prunes over
night In cold water, then cook on the
back part of the stove until tender,
uo longer, the water should be evap
orated by that time When cold, cut
from the stones in lengthwise piecea
Cut pecan meats In slices and mi*
with ottvt oil aud lemon juice. salt
and red pepper Turn over lettuce
and serve.
Apple and Date Salad Peel and
core three choke apples and cut them
in match-like pieces; there should be
about a plat. Squeeze the Julcr of
half a lemon over the apple Pour
boiling water over half a pound of
dates, skim out and dry lu the oven
When cold, cut each date in four
pieces, rejecting the stones; sprinkle
with a fourth of a teaspoonful of salt
and four tahlesponufuls of olive oil
Mix the apple and date and set aside
cool place foe an hour When
ready to serve add more oil and lemon
Juice if the mixture seems dry. Serve
In a bowl lined with blanched heart
leaves of lettuce.
Pineapple Salad Shred one pine
years. January t ; wiitiam nrown.
ie Bank of Moore has mailed all I cUBter. false pretense, one year, Jan-1 1
i0%rVyodu have been"civer* .ry • : John Qold.mlth, Jefferson, j
£ unintentional and if i Krand larceny, three years, January ,
Hilar, IS. Eva Shreyer 18. i ne cere-1 N|ew Jergey proclaimed in a speech at
mony took place at the home of Miss i S(auntoll Va ,hr h(Jpe that hi8 ad.
f. Aebou"t°30 Natives attended the ministration might earn the tinal ob-
wedding. The people of Moore ex- Iteration of everything that may
tend good hearty wishes for the young j have In the past divided the north and
people.
south.
With the passing of the control of
the Stock Yards liank of Commerce
at Kansas City, to A. 11. Waite of
Jopliu, and Charles E. Waite of Kan-
sas City, the stock which was $250,-
000, will be increased to $500,000.
Edouard F. Mylius, the English
journalist who was convicted in Eng-
land and sent to prison for one year
for criminal libel agaiust King George
VI, was again ordered deported by
the immigration authorities at Ellis
island, when given a rehearing be-
fore a special board of inquiry.
A HOLIDAY HOUSE PARTY
Or. and Mrs. F. A. York have been
entertaining a number of guests dur-
ing the holiday seastfn. Happiness
and good chter has reigned supreme
in their most hospitable home during
all of last week. Each and everyone
have odne their part toward making
the days pass pleasantly, and it will
long be remembertd by the partici-
pants as one of the happiest "Xmas'
and New Year holiday seasons that
they ever spent. Dr. and Mrs. York
have fount! the real stcret of how to
make visitors feel at home with them.
It is safe to say that no one of the
party has had more enjoyment than
they. •
In giving happiness to others the I Footsore, but still enthusiastic, and
blessing returns in double measure i gloryinK in the fact that tbey reached
for the giver. j their destination two days ahead of
And so, we who are '{""J""1" I schedule the little band of "suffraget
ltold°sav PLong Live Or York antT his pilgrims," who walked 174 miies from
estimable wife, May they have many j New York City to Albany to ^
returns of the sacred "Yule Tide." a message to Governor-elect Sulzer
The following is the personnel of | advocating votes for women finally ar-
the party: Mr. and Mrs, Martin Allan
of Nowata, Tex, sister ^rother-in-, Theodore Roosevelt speaking on hls-
law of Mrs. York; Mrs. Nina M. Had- ^ merature ,n Symphony Hall.
allows neither wrecks nor
stlftations to dampen his humor."
The speaker was a Hoston rail-
roader He continued
1 made a pretty bad mistake last
w«*ek bur President Mellen, amid all
his business worries took my fault
good naturedly He Just said I re-
minded him of a new brakeman on the
Sunapee line
"This brakeman. the first day out.
hsd his duties eiplained by the con-
ductor s
You se. the conductor said. %hen
I call a station's name -Concord, or
Hoston or what not you must call the
same at your end Understand'.''
" 'Sure,' said the brakeman. Sure
Mike, I understand
"So they started off. and the first
stop was Sunapee.
" Sunapee!' roared the conductor,
as the train Blowed down
"An Instant later, poking his head
in at the rear door of the car the
brakeman roared
" 'Same at this end!
Mr. Loui* l.igon ami Mr (lien
j Peachee visited the Lawn Uldn«-
I school Wednesday
i \V. C. Allen and win- called on I t
folks Sunday evening
Mrs. Kitchens children met with an
| accident last Thtufsday evening as
' they were returning listne from
J school One side of the shafe dropped
down and caused th* horse run atnd
kick Chtfrlie jumped out and sprain
ed her ankle but the boys escaped
without injury except WUlle got th*
foe of his si cut tSl ths bUM) WS1
badly torn up. Charlie is getting
altmg fine.
Delia and lUllie Itliiidy calbd on
Charlie aud Ha ml Kltthen Sunday
evening.
J. J. I^g«- audi wife sp m Satut^ay
with her folks, Mrs. Watt and C. C.
Row and family.
Mr. Jiispwr SmltH H|H'iit Shmday ut d
Sunday night with C. C. Kov\
L. J Bean and duughttr Llxsie was
shopping iu Norman Saturday.
S. L. Rhuily and vrlfe was i*een in
Norman Saturday.
Mrs. W. HT. (Iross and Mrs John
Petty spent Saturohy with Mrs.
Gross's mother. Mrs. \VUks.
Jasper Smith and MY. and MV*. C.
C Kow called on S L. Khudy and
family Sunday night and had ring-
ing.
Mrs. Watt has been on the sick
list for the past ttvo weeks but Is able
to be around.
The party at .Vfr Wilcoxs was at-
tended by a large crowd and all en-
joyed themselves.
Mrs. W. ('. Wilson spent New Years
day with her parents Mr. lie©. Allen.
Miss Carrie Conn and sister Mrs.
B. It. McDonald of Norman was shop-
ping in Oklahoma tflty Satuntey.
Application for a receiver for th *
Tennessee Central railway was filed
at KnoiVllle In federal court.
The American community iu IV
klug. numbering eighty, telegraphed
to Washington urging an early recog
nit Ion of the Chinese republic.
A strike of thousands of walters,
cooks, kitchen workers and elt vutor
funners in the big hotels of the city
was pulled off New Year's e¥«. by
tl * Interaatlonsl Hotel Woken* Union
11« WiltLani H Craig and A. M.
Kagsdale. an undertaker, were indict
ed Iry the Marion county grand jur>
In connectioa with the investigutUm
vf the murder of l)r. Helen Nnabe on
October 23, 1511 •
Duty mi all grains will be re-estab
lib bed l^y the Mexican government,
effective with the new year. In con
sequence there was a big rush of
wheat ami corn in <-arloa«l lots in
order to secure free entry.
Kd vard Dlcklnsoa haH been deposed
as general manager of the Kansas
City, Mexico and Orient railrnad and
M. J. ffnelly, formerly a division su
perintendent for the CMcagc^ Rock
I eland .end Pacific nrtlroa* nuawd- in
tils placs.
Chicag o's whtslesaltr tra«Ve for the
last year show s a tot il of 96*2091380.
OdO against $1.,. 4W.(70,< S0 foe the year
of 1'Hl. M woncbrful amount of busi
ness Is shown to have been done by
Chicago in.iJl order houaes. The tig1
urea tor 19P2 total" $276,000,00* agalast
$229.11110,000 fbr 1911.
Wall, there ... -
there was some of the worst doln s
that was ever Been in Laphara s ( or-
ners I beln' the elder, the members
of the meetln' house riz up unanimous
and told me I'd got to stop them fire-
works After knocking a nearby table,
in order to bring silence, 1 spoke some
thing like this Bretheru and slstern,
this yer Is in the meetln' house yard.
Such goin's on as has happened here
tonight has disgraced us all. and to
make our consciences easy 1 anail
take all the money we've rite here
tonight and raise the insurance on the
meetln' house. 1 ain't superstitious
but I don't believe no building could
stand to see what's went on here to-
night without either burn In' up or get-
tin' struck by lightnin' or bavin coffee
split on the vestry carpet 1 hope yoa
will now all go home and come again
to the next lawn party we have and be
enthusiastic as ye was at this one'
• Wall." said Si, "the crowd they
went home, and 1 guess they wr.9
ashamed of theirselves."
•Wall." said I>sni Beacher, who oc-
cupied the only chair in the grocery
store. "1 never did Believe in them ei-
eltin' ways to make money for the
meetln' house. It's much better to
take up collections now and then, get
along with the old meetln' house
To that all the hysltters answered:
"You're right, I>*m!" and l'ncle 31
bought his groceries, consisting of a
package of tobacco, and went home to
do the chores.—Judge
apple, add half the amount of white |
grapes skinned and weded. an equal , One form for the new parcels post
quantity of celery cut in small pieces j that of the return receipt for insured!
and half a cup of brail! nuts peeled | packages, has not yet been delivered
and sliced In small pieces Moisten to postmasters owing to the rush of
with mayonnaise and serv# on lettuce
leaven garnished with cherries
Oranges peeled and sliced placed
on a bed of crisp watercress and serr
ed with hYenoh dressing is a most de
lectable naiad to serve wtth a duck
dinner.
work Incident to inaugurating the
governmental express services. Assi-1
stant Postmaster (Imieral James J. I
Britt has issued instructions to post-
masters to use the return receipt for |
registered letters until the new form
is received stamping the word ~in-1
Writing for Posterity.
A story about Ueorge Bernard Shaw
comes from Ixindon.
A prominent French critic, the story
runs, once said to the playwright.
•• 'You are putting on a new comedy
Monday night. I^et me attend one of
the dreBs rehearsals, woq't you?'
Tomato and Nut Salad- Scoop out sured" on the signature side if the
the centers of a half dosen tomatoes j card.
to the drained pulr add equal amount
of chopped walnuts and a fourth of a
cup of chopped green peppera. Serve
with mayonnaise dressing. Ftll the
shells and Rarnlsh with mayonnaise
Swiss Steak-
Have the meat cut an Inch or more
In thickness. Place It on the rolling
board and cover It with a cup or two
of flour in which you have placed your
seasoning Ingredients. With the edge
of a plate pound the flour Into the
meat You will find that you can
force two ordinary cupfuls Into a cou
pie pounds of meat without difficulty
Treat both sides of the cut alike
Leave it then for an hour When the
meat refuses to take more flour, place
It In a heavy covered skillet and Just
cover with water. Let It cook for two
hours over a slow, simmering fire,
and when you serve It you will have
something that will almost literally
melt In your mouth. The flour, meat
Juices anu water form a thick gravy
that is not the last delicious part of
the dish.
ley and daughters, Nina and Mary s tor> . , . .
Maddox of Ardmore. Okla.: Col. and J Boston, addressed members ot six na-
Mrs. A. M. York, Denver, Colo., father j tional associations now holding con-
and mother of Dr. York. ventions here. He is president of one
Mr. and Mt|i Allan and Mrs. Hadley ! of societies, the American His-
wili return to their homes in a few j toHcal ass0ciation. The other organ!-
days. And when the good-byes are | long are As80ciation for Labor
said ">ere win be a feeling of genuta | ( j( ,he American Sociologi- , by lending gas cookers free to all the 1
regret at the parting for no one can g American Statistical . citizens It has loaned J7.000 of these * ™
tell what the ney year may bring into , cal society, the American
(Written by a association, the American Economic 1 cookers since March 1. It la also sup-
American Politi- i plying gas tireB and the demand for
these has been so great that It cannot
be met without considerable delay.
Smoke Abatement in Glasgow
The gas and electricity departments
of a corporation in Glasgow, Scotland,
are competing keenly in the exhibition
of appliances for the reduction of
smoke from furnaces and kitchen
ranges. The electricity department
has a complete electrically fitted res-
taurant, where all the cooking, the
present' kitchen work, the cleaning, the heat-
ing and the lighting are effected by
electric current. The gas department |
has a "gas equipped house," in which I
all the cooking and heating is done |
by gas fires, as well as many of the j
other operations in connection with j
housekeeping and in which all the i
lighting Is obtained from Incandescent |
gas burners of different types. The j & carefu| critici m. If I have to j |„ « buttered pudding dish
corporation is encouraging the reduc j R and tplegraph it in a few mill- , rorer w|th baking powder Wa
tlon of ' <>' '. not°"'y utes on Monday night. It will be very 'm|,ture or pie crust Hake In a
these perlr-Mcal exhibitions, but also | hurrtedljr ,ionP and i fear that It will ; ho( 0„n „ roVered with pie crust
wrong Impression of your mak„ incisions In crtwl that
Beef Pie.
Cut remnants of cold roast beef In
one-Inch cubes. Cover with boiling
water, add one-half onion ani cook
slowly one hour
Remove onion
Impossible," said Mr, Shaw. My gravy with flour, diluted with
dress rehearsals are always private coM water season with Bait and
I have to refuse even the most dlBtin- | pepp(,r \<iil potatoes cut in quarter
gulshed critics access to them.' | (nch s||PeB# which have been parboil
•• But,' said the other, 1 want to 1 ^ Kl)(ht |n boiling salted wa
ABOUT YOUR EJfS
—GO T3—
MCVEYS
THE RBtdABLE
OPTICIANS
139 West Main Si^
Oklahoma City.
A. C. JANACEK
BLACKSMITH
liesf. equipped Bluckwaith
and Shoeing Shop in Cleve-
land Cbunty.
Cold Tire Shnnker*, Band
Saws, Press Drill;. Latke, TTifip
ilammer, eta..
ALL KmnaoF V kthkinajlt
Medicwes.
J.W. PAYNE
Implements, Wagons,
Boggies,
D*Y CELL BATTERIES.
UMDERTAIDERS' SUPPLIES
MOORE
comedy in Parle the next day '
the lives of eath one
guest.)
ganes may escape.
You can buy a
association and the
cal Science association.
MOORE LODGES.
M. W. A.
F. McLennan, t^lerk.
I. M. Blevins, V. C.
John Luckuck, W. A.
ODD FELLOWS.
George Leverich, N. G.
Dr. F. A. York, V. G.
John Blevins, Sec'y.
Dan Leverich, Treas.
w. o. w.
l,ou Dyer. C. C.
Bob Cottrell. V. L. t
I>. R. Simms, Clerk.
J. A. Cowan, Banker.
F. U. OF A.
George Faylor, W. i*.
Clara Simms, W. V. P.
]> Simms, Secretary.
f'. e'. Decker, reasurer.
UOYAL NEIGHBORS
Sarah J Decker. O.
Mae Leverich. V O.
Maggie Larklns. I. <>
Nina Smith, C.
Barbara Drussen, I. h.
I'hoebe Olinger, O S. f
Jola Rebekah Lodge No. lo6 meets j
ery first and third Tuesday of each }
...it, (Kllcers-elect: Mrs. Viola t
■ Have no anxiety on that score.' | p)ece 0( Btew meat and cook for pte
Mr Shaw replied My comedies are j but ((l|s ts „ K00d way to use left
j over beef.
An Appreciation
Lest some of our regular patrons sboulK thin* that we are over-
looking I hum in our effort to. secure sew baslBegs. we write this little
word of appreciation. The people w*o have Btood by us we consider
the salt of, the earth. Nothii* is too, good for them. \\ e are. of course,
anxious to secure new business, hot. never at the expense of our
regular patrons, a>r they are the people who have made this liank pos-
sible. We know it, appreciate it. awl are free to aikno^edge lt. )
treating nil our old (*l,roiw fairl> aud eitendlag the same courtesies
to new (mstom*.-ni w i hop® to grow stronger year by year.
The Bank of Moore
not written for the next day.''
MOORE TIME TABLE. Women Legislators.
Eastboiind. [n th(, a8sembly of the province of
No. 16 leaves 7:05 a. m., K. C. ex i ^,an^on> china, there are nine women
r i- ii in Chicago ex-1 deputies among the lit) that compose
No. 412 leaves 0:46 p. m„ Chicago ex i tJchamberi B„ o( whom were elecled
Nor420 IomJ 'retell'. 3:41 p. m„ ex- by votes of both men and women
e'ept Sunday. ! These women take a very active part
Westbound. j in the deliberations of the body, fre
No. 411 leaves 9:35 a. m.f Cleyburn j (,uentiy addressing the house in words
express. j that prove independent thought by
No. 15 leaves I0:0.r p. m., local to; splitting into several groups on vari-
Purcell. 1 n • 1 r ! ous issues
No. 423, local freight, leaves • j delegations is composed of
a. m. to-PurcelL I members „f the Tung Wong Hull-
United Sworn society—which was
created IS years ago by Dr. Sun Yat
Sen as a part of his machine to over
M. L. DO WD, Agent.
month Officers-elect: — ■
Percival. N. G : Miss OUie Rhudy, V.:«
li ■ Mrs. Emma Owen, Treas.• Mrs. i J
m'.'e. Leverich. Sec y: Mrs. \ rank I at-1 \
is, D. D. Pres. ~
DRY ZENSAL
MOIST ZENSAL
Two Perfect RemedieB For
ECZEMA
ASK
ERA DRUG STORE
Word Properly Condemned. To Foot Stockings.
George Mereditl^ according to the To refoot stockings. I crochet th*
London Chronicle, "employs that ! foot a„d leg together with a short
abominable contraction alright.' It I stitch, using a silky cotton, writes a
can't be a printer s error, for It occur', j contributor to Modern t'rlscilla ft
more than once. And he UBes it as j ghoultl bo crocheted loose enough so
early as 1SS3, so that the abusers of ; that when the foot and upper are pull
our language may now claim Meredith, j ed the edges will meet In this way
of all men. as their prophet. This is | (t avoldB a seam and will not hurt
one of those things that bailie explan the ankle. Previously l always had
ation. particularly from a writer
whose use of words was meticulous
and who always refused to delete the
first 'e' in judgment,' always spelling
it 'judgement- in his novels. Some of! have any trouble,
us, however, will fight alright' to the
bitter end.''
trouble with the sewing ripping when
putting the stucklng on; it would not
give, and the thread would crack
Since I have tried this way I do not
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throw the Manchu dynasty In this
society the sexes always did enjoy
equal footing fitting them for the de
mocracy which now prevails in Can
ton and which It Is the great leader's
hope to inaugurate all over China -
china Herald.
Excellent Evidence.
Doctor -Has the patient still a few
rational moments?
Nurse—Yes. he has Whenever his
wife comes into the room he screams.
"Get oift' Oet out'
Baked Squash.
Cut open the squash, take out the I
~~ "Wise Acre" | seeds and without parting It cut It u|. [
"Wise-acre ' has Its origin in Ben into large pieces. Place the pieces In :
JonFon's retort to a countryman who a dripping pan and bake about an hour
boasted interminably of his acres, till! In * moderately hot oven
Ben said "What signify to us your, serv<
dirt and your clods? Where you havi son with buUer
an acre of land l have ten acres of
$it" The countryman retorted by
calling Hen "Oood Mr Wiseacre
When donf
the pieces hot on a dish, sea
pepper
and salt
Hot Water Sponge Cake
Seven eggs, two cups of flour, two
This Is a good story, but perhaps the, cups powdered sugar, one-half cup of
tlon of the ( erm I aQd iidd last. Hake In medium oven
aayer.
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