Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, December 11, 1913, Image 3

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    REBELS OCCUPY BEEF STEW WITH DUMPLINGS
ABANDONED POST
Cold Weather Dish Io Certainly Ono
of the Beet That Hao Yet Been
Devised.
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I
I
FARM to. ORCHARD
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Women Disappointed by
President’s Message
Washington, D. C. — Dr.
Anns
Howard Shaw, president of the Na­
tional Woman Suffrage association,
created a sensation a! the convention
when she decl »red President Wilson
had fallen short on tbe greatest oppor­
tunity he ever had or ever would have
in failing to say a word in behalf of
woman suffrage when he read his an­
nual message to congress.
Her remarks provoked loud and pro­
longed applause.
“President Wilson,” she continued,
“referred in his message to the fact
that the time had come for an exten­
sion of greater social justice, and we
women eagerly listened to thia. We
had hoped social justice would include
some measure of political justice to
toe women of tbe country.
“We feel President Wilson has fal­
len abort on the greatest opportunity
which has come to him or will ever
come to him. No other president hsa
had such an opportunity. President
Wilson had tbe opportunity of speak­
ing a word which would ultimately
lead to the enfranchisement of a large
part of the human family.
“Even Lincoln, who by a word freed
J
a race, had not this opportunity to
release from tbe bonds one-half of the
human family.
“I feel I must make this statement
as broad as it is for the reason that
we at Budapest last year realised that
j womankind throughout
the
world
'
looked to tbe United States to blaze
the way for the extension of universal
suffrage in every quarter of this globe.
President Wilson has missed the one
thing that might have made it possible
1 for him never to have been forgotten.
| I am saying this on behalf of myself
and of my fellow officers.”
FUEL SHORTAGE
FOLLOWS STORM
Aodes and I ml ruction* from Agricultural Collogt» and Expartmant Station»
Use an 'altch” bona for thia and
ot Onton and WaMngton. SpociaUn SuUabia to Pacific Coad Condition»
reaerve part for a roast, as the whole
bone would make stew enough for 15
people
However, shinbone can bo
Spray Calendar for Stone Fruit«.
used If you prefer.
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis.—A convenient and reliable guide
Take off enough of tbe fat to brown to spraying stone fruits for insects and diseases incident to Oregon trees baa
the meat and vegetables and let it be been prepared by Professor H. F. Wilson entomologist, and Professor H. 8.
Headquarters of Constitutionalists trying out while you are preparing Jackson, plant pathologist, as follows:
Freezing Weather ¡Follows Snow—
the meat. If there Is no fat use a lit­
Wires Nearly All Gone—Stage
Established at Chihuahua—
tle pork fat or drlppllngs.
Loot in Mountains.
“Mexico City by Xmas.”
Condition of
Cat your meat Into dice about aa What to spray
What to uso
Remarks.
tree or relative
for
Inch large each way, dredge them well Peach Leaf
time.
with salt, pepper and flour, and brown
Juarez, Mex.—A new era haa begun In hot fat Put In your stewpan.
Denver—At 8
o’clock Saturday
SPRING
night the severe snow storm which has
in Northern Mexico. It marked the
Cut two onlnos, one small turnip
completely tied up all forms of busi­
peaceful occupation by the rebels of and half a carrot into dice and brown;
Aa the buds are Lime-sulfur 1- If leaf curl, moss and lichens
ness in Denver and Central Colorado
the territory abandoned by Huerta’s add to the meat cover with boiling Curl.
swelling In tho 12 plus Black are the only trouble» use Bor­
Punches,
Prune«,
came to an end, according to the Den­
federal troops.
water and cook until the meat la ten­ Plum« — Heal«, spring.
deaux (-8-80. If curl haa been
leaf-40, 1-800.
serious In previous years, and
With 2000 rebels, General Villa, en der. Remove bona and skim off the Insects, Peach
ver office of the government weather
Insect peats are present use
Miner,
bureau, and colder, clear weather waa
route from Juarez to the evacuated fat; add six or eight email potatoes, Twit
Bordeaux In February and lime-
Aphis,
Moss,
sulfur plus Black Leaf-40 as
forecast. With the freezing weather
city of Chihuahua, passed through which have been pared and parboiled. Lichens,
Red
buds
are
swelling.
came grave anxiety as to the main­
Asumada, 86 miles south of the bor- I Add salt and pepper to taste. Cook Spiders.
first Self-boiled lime- Repeat last week in May. If
tenance of the slender telegraph and
der, and camped at Montezuma, 80 until nearly done and then add duns- California I‘e«<h About
sulfur 5-8-50.
dlseaae la especially serious
Blight
and wook In May.
telephone
communication which alone
Five thousand I pl Ings
miles further south,
make an application in the mid­
Fruit Spot. Al­
has kept Denver in communication
more rebels will join him on the way
dle of May also.
Ihimpllngs Ono pint of flour, one- so attacks apri­
with the outside world.
and, with a combined force of 7000 half teaspoon of salt, two teaspoons cots and al­
monds
Wires are laden heavily with wet
men. lie will enter the state capital, baking powder. Mix thoroughly. Add
Ordinary
paving
asphaltum
Asphaltum.
Tree First of June.
snow, and a freeze, according to tele­
there to establish what will be the enough milk to make a soft dough. Peach
should r>» used and can be ap­
|
Borer.
temporary military headquarters of Shape and cook ten minutes In ths
graph companies, would cause many
plied with a paint brush. Ap­
•
ply from base of tree to 12 or
of the lines to break under their heavy
the constitutionalist party.
soft dough. Add salt and baking pow­
14 Inches up the trunk.
burden.
The departure of the rebel forces der to the flour, and sift all so as to
The total snowfall during the storm
, from Juarez, with their equipment, mix them thoroughly with enough I Caterpillars and As soon aa they A r ■ o n a t a of Not necessary to make this ap-
plication
if
insects
do
not
ap
­
lead
non-acid
Bud Moth. All appear after
was given officially at 45.6 inches, or
made four trains, a garrison of 1700 milk to mske a dough you can handle; I fruits.
Sluss the leaves are 1-50 powdered, pear.
or 2-50 paste.
. 2.52 inches prepci pitation.
Tbe snow
soldiers having been left behind to It will take about a cupful; they can 1 on Cherry.
out.
packed hard, and the government bu­
guard the border town.
As far as be dropped from the spoon or shaped 1 Bud weevils (on When they be­ Tree tanglefoot These Insects cannot fly, there­
reau estimated 32.6 inches was the
Asumada, Villa has restored the tele-1 a little with the hands.
or some sticky fore any sticky substance plac­
prune
grafts gin to appear.
substance.
depth of the blanket that covered tbe
graph and the railroad line to Monte­
ed
on
bands
about
trunks
The stew should be boiling rapidly j principally).
•
BhoaM keep them out of tho
entire city of Denver.
The fall of
sums, where It is interrupted by when tbe dumplings are added, and
trees. Tree tanglefoot Is prob-
snow within 24 hours was 16.5 inches,
burned bridges. It Is to bo recon­ continue to boll rapidly while they
ably the most efficient material
to use.
Bugs in trees when
or 1.08 inches precipitation.
structed as rapidly as possible.
are In. Do not have so much water
bands are put on can be shaken
Reports to the government bureau
When the rebels enter Chihuahua or broth in the stew that the dum­
from tree by jarring.
show that the storm practically waa
with the tattered Mexican flags which plings cannot rest on tbe meat or on
SUMMER
confined to Colorado and Northern
they are carrying as symbolical of the potatoes. If they do not they will
| New Mexico.
their demands for a restoration of be heavy. And do not put in so many
One of tbe gravest hardships accom­
constitutional government, they will that they will crowd each other, for Brown Rot First
applica­ Self-boiled lime- If spraying prunes, Bordeaux,
j (peach,
prune, tion one month sulfur 8-1-50.
4-4-50 or lime sulfur, 1-40, can
have Zacatecas as the nearest federal 'hat makes them heavy also.
panying the storm was the extreme
be used with safety.
1 plum,
apricot, after petals fall.
stronghold on the south. It la toward .
shortage of coal. One of the largest
Second, one
I cherry).
month later;
boetelries in Denver waa forced to
that city that Villa insists he will
3rd. one month
BITS WORTH KNOWING
close and several office buildings have
inarch.
before ripening
•
of fruit
The flight of General Salvador Mer­
exhausted their supply of fuel and
To soften brown sugar when It haa 1-----------
I
cado, the federal governor, and com­
were forced to close. Other hotels in
become lumpy stand It over a vessel
mander-in-chief, with all his officers
the city, in which are boused hundreds
FALL
filled with boiling water.
and troops, after sending a peace com-
of marooned tradespeople, fear they
Castile
soap
and
orris
root
In
equal
Juarez, Mexico—Seven generals of will be unable to obtain fuel for the
mission to Villa, whose answer he did
parts make a cleansing and fragrant ! California peach Last week In Bordeaux, 1-8- This Is the most important ap­ the Mexican regular army are ready
not wait to receive, makes possible the
next few days.
Boulder, Colo., re­
plication for California Peach
50.
,
bllffht
and
fruit
October.
tooth powder.
Blight
Fall spraying should
1 »pot.
rebel occupancy of the city without a
ported a total fall of 40 inches in the
become regular orchard practice to surrender and the backbone of the
A
quantity
of
quicklime
put
Into
a
fight. No word waa received from
surrounding country.
In all sections where this dls­
eaae occurs. After the disease Huerta dictatorship in the north has
the fleeing federal generals and band damp cupboard for a few days will
It is reported that the Jim town
Is once under control fall spray­ been broken.
absorb the dnmpness.
A peace commission stage driver, with one passenger in
of civilian refugees.
The rebels ex­
ing
should
be
sufficient
and
!
Blood stains should be soaked when
the spring applications for this : has arrived in Juarez bearing terms of his coach, is lost in the mountains.
pressed the belief that after ckcorting
fresh In cold water.
disease may be dispensed with, 1
the civilians to the border the officers
At Cripple Creek all business is sus­
surrender.
The peace commission
Use salt and lemon juice on ink
might retreat to Nuevo l«eon state, as
pended, including work in the gold
was
headed
by
Odilon
Hernandez
and
stains.
Generals Orozco and Salazar are under
mines.
Poultry.
High-Grads Apples of Few Varieties.
Rub
came from Chihuahua bearing a proc­
indictment in the United States for
wash.
to
get
rid
of
all
Now
Is
the
time
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval­
lamation signed by General Salvador
violation of the neutrality laws.
’Jso boiling water for tea staine.
lis.—Western fruit growers ship too surplus stock, such as an over supply Mercado, Huerta’s military governor
Monterey and the few remaining
many varieties East, and put in grades of cockerels, culls, and late-hatched and commander of tbe federal forces
federal strongholds in Nuevo Ix»n and
Prune Jelly.
other northern
states. Villa said, '
that are too low, according to Eastern pullets that won’t begin to lay till in all the north. Tbe proclamation
Monterey, Mex.—The Banco Mer­
Prune jelly is a dessert that can be
would be left to local bands of rebels.
Instead of growing 65 vari- spring. Place this surplus, which is
cantile, a bank of issue in which the
|
dealers.
made
when
no
fresh
fruit
can
be
had.
said
that
the
Huerta
government
was
not
to
be
used
for
breeding
purposes.
He intends to direct hie main army
Pour a quart of cold water over a eties In quantities sufficient for ship­ In a fattening pen and feed the follow­ bankrupt and was unsble to psy its Madero family is heavily interested,
toward Mexico City.
closed its doors Saturday.
Announce­
quart
of prunes. If they are the sort ment in carload lots, they should con­ ing ration, selling when prices are go­
“I will have 20,000 men surround­
soldiers.
ment is made that this setion was due
of
prunes
that
come
wrapped
In
waxed
ing
up
and
do
not
wait
too
long:
fine
themselves
to
about
16
varieties,
ing Mexico City about Christmas
The simultaneous evacuation
of to the unsettled conditions in the coun­
FATTENING RATION—Equal parts
paper, and so are reliably clean, they ' choosing from this number the kinds
time," said Villa.
can be cooked In this water. If you best suited to their districts, say ths ground oats, middlings, and cornmeal I other federal strongholds in the north try. Ernesto Madero, an uncle of ths
with 20 per cent beef scrap, moisten­ is believed by the rebels to be the Iste President Madero, was for yean
cannot rely on their cleanliness, wash
Eastern dealers. And tho only two ed with sour milk fed all that will be result of a concerted decision to aban­ manager of the bank.
Anticipating
them carefully, throw away the water
an attack by rebels, the commander
and add another quart If they are grades that should be shipped are eaten up clean three times daily. It is don the whole of Northern Mexico.
a good plan to pour boiling water over
Tbe peace proposals were sent by of the federal garrison here has con­
the waxed-paper sort, they will not ' fancy and extra fancy.
the corn meal to cook it before mixing General Mercado to General Francisco structed entrenchments st the ap­
The
varieties
most
favorable
named
need soaking for this recipe. It the
the mash. Begin to feed this ration Villa, rebel leader, through Frederico proaches to the city, though the near­
Pendleton, Or. — Indiana on the other sort, soak them until they are by jobbers and retailers are as fol- two weeks before marketing.
est rebels to Monterey are those at
tender.
Put
them
over
the
Ore
and
Umatilla reservation are ready to i
; lows, according to Dr. Hector Mac­
Feed all laying hens a balanced ra­ Moye, civil governor of Chihuahua
Linares, between Monterey and Vic­
fight. Not against Uncle Sam this | let them boll gently until they are pherson. who made a careful Investi­ tion. consisting of a variety of grains, state, appointed ad interim. With it
soft Add the juice of half a lemon gation of Eastern apple markets, as requiring them to exercise a good part came an appeal signed by all the for­ toria. The troops here paraded in or­
time, but for him against Mexico.
der to give the public the impression
This waa learned upon receipt of a and two tablespoonfuls of sugar and I the Oregon representative of the of these days by scratching for the eign consuls ifl Chihuahua calling on
that Monterey had a strong garrison.
American
Commission:
Winesap,
Villa
to
give
police
protection
to
the
.
grain
portion
of
their
rations.
Feed
letter from Richard Adams, president take the prunes out of the liquid. Pit
Staymen Winesap, Newtown Pippin,
of the Brotherhood of North American them and put them In the bottom of a Delicious. Spltzenberg. Rome Beauty, a little more corn at the evening meal citizens of Chihuahua City.
—
Indian«, who asked the Umatillas to Jelly mold, Honk a boxful of gelatin ' Ortley. White Winter Pearmain, Black during these coldest nights, but keep
close watch on the fowls’ appetites to
be ready to raise a company.
in a little cold water and pour the Ben Davis. Gano. Arkansas Black, see that they do not become fat and
The local branch of the brotherhood boiling liquid In which tbe prunes Jonathan, Grimes Golden, Winter Ba- lazy. Give abundance of green stuff,
haa not been meeting lately, so the were cooked over the gelatin, Stir ' nana. and McIntosh Red. On the ques­ such as mangolds, carrots, kale, and
Mexico City—There is a well-au­
New York — Jean Melton, chef at. thenticated
request was not acted upon, but the until the gelatin is dissolved and then tion of grades. Dr. Macpherson thinks cabbage.
report
that President
the rigid exclusion of all but the two
younger braves are wildly enthusiastic strain over the prunes,
Keep all fowls comfortably housed the Ritz-Carlton hotel, was indicted Huerta has been assured a loan of
highest grades may be a little ex­ where there are no drafts or damp­
over the prospect of fighting.
A
by the United States grand jury for 750,000 pesos by an American corpor­
treme.
ness, but plenty of fresh air and sun­
Ironing Hint
meeting is to be called at once.
ation with Mexican connections.
"if the fmitmen were strongly shine. See that the buildings are ab­ violating the contract labor law in
When Ironing dresses fastened wlth
The vice president of the corpora­
Rev. Mr. Cornelison, Indian mis­
enough organized to operate their own
sionary, said he would be chaplain if hooks or snaps I fold a very soft towel systems of cold storage, canneries, solutely free from lice or mites. A hiring 80 cooks through agents in tion, it is said, haa been personally
good
plan
is
to
whitewash
the
houses,
very thick and lay the edge of the dryers, and vinegar and cider plants,
the Umatilla« go to the firing line.
France.
The indictment is said to negotiating for the loan, in return for
dress hook down on the folded towel the risk of handling the lower grades placing in the whitewash a few drops be the first fruit of a government which, it is understood, be secured
, of carbolic acid as a disinfectant, and
and Iron on the other aide, says a would be reduced to a minimum.” says
painting the under sides of the rooete. crusade against the importation of promises of certain concessions for his
correspondent Dresses trimmed with Dr. MacPheraon, of the Oregon agri­ Provide the fowls with a good clean coeks, practiced by many of the big company.
small buttons can be ironed In the cultural college. "An efficient system straw five or six inches deep, and if New York hotels and restaurants.
The preliminary dealings between
same way, looking much better than of market reports would indicate the the floor isn’t a dirt one, place a good
The hotel men have taken the ground the corporation and the government
beet
disposal
of
the
low
grade
fruit
dust bath in the sunlight where the that a French cook is an artist and were*through the minister of finance,
Washington, D. C.—Adoption of a when ironed right side up, which often
“I sampled dozens of boxes of West­
resolution calling on President Wilson leavee a rough looking place on an ern fruit that was on sale in Chicago birds will have free access to it. Keep that by hiring them abroad they are but as an agreement was impossible,
all hoppers supplied with grit, granu­ no more amenable to the contract labor the company’s official took the matter
I find
to send to congress immediately a otherwise finely Ironed drees.
stands, and have many pages of my
special message advocating an amend­ this much the neatest and quickest note-book filled with the names of lated bone, crushed oyster shell, bran law than the managers of grand opera up through a third nerson with Presi­
and protena. Keep the sexes separate are when they engage their European dent Huerta.
ment to the constitution, giving suf­ way to iron all kinds of dress fae- growers and shipping associations.
: until the mating season, which Is not
frage to women featured Thursday’s ten lugs.
And It Is a fact that many of these far off. This will result in stronger singers.
apples never should have been shipped breeding power and more fertile eggs
session of the National American
Flood Wipes Out Span.
Chestnuts In Chicken Salad.
East. They should have been sold at at the proper time. Now is the time
Women Suffrage association in con­
Back-to-Afrka Move On.
Fort Smith, Ark.—A St Louis &
Try adding chopped cooked chest­ home for what they will bring, or util­ to get all new breeding stock for the
vention here.
The President was
Guthrie, Okla.—A formal invitation San Francisco railroad bridge at Tali­
urged Ao recommend that congress nuts to chicken salad, either tn place ized in a cannery, dryer or vinegar coming season. Feed these male birds
from
a royal chieftain of Ashantee, hina, Okla., was washed away and
plant.
well and see that they exercise in or­
proceed with consideration of the con­ of celery, or In addition to It They
“But the whole matter hinges upon
West
Africa, to the negroes of Okla­ part of the false work of a 11,000,000
give
a
delicious
flavor
and
con
­
der
that
they
keep
healthy
and
vigor
­
stitutional amendment “before any
effective organisation. The most far­
homa, Kansas and Missouri to locate steel bridge being constructed by the
other legislation.” Mrs. Medill Mc­ sistency to the salad. They also can sighted wholesale men in the Fast ous.
in that country is to be delivered soon same road to connect this city and Van
LILLIAN BLANCHARD.
Cormick, of Chicago, the author, and be added to potato salad—which, by said to me: ‘Unless you Western apple
at Boley, Okla., a negro town. Notice Buren, Ark., collapsed under the pres­
the
way,
is
always
better
for
the
ad
­
Mrs. Desha Breckenridge, of Ken­
men enn get together somewhat after
Two railroad men In the Terminal that Chief Albert Sam, of Akim tribe, sure of a flood pouring down the Ar­
the manner of the citrus organizations,
tucky, were named a committee to dition of some other ingredient
Minced sweet green peppers or you will run nmuck over and over yards were discussing James J. Hill Ashantee, would start for America kansas river. Within 24 hours the
take the resolution to the White
chopped
celery keep potato salad again. A reliable organization should on the occasion of the empire bulld- with the invitation, was received by Arkansas river here has risen 12 feet
House.
er’s recent visit here.
the committee in charge of the “Back and it is still rising.
Throughout
The suffragists began their activi- from a certain heaviness that Is standardize and control the apple crop
“He's a great man, this Jim Hill,” to Africa” movement here. Any un­ Eastern Oklahoma and Western Ar­
of the whole Northwest. No other
ties with a hearing at the capital be­ sometimes has.
force can place the fruit where it Is said one.
occupied farm lands are to be given to kansas rain has fallen almost inces­
fore the house rules committee, urging
“That he is,” replied the other.
the most needed and In the right form
American negroes to teach modern santly for a week.
Roast
Gooss.
the creation of a house woman suf­
“Have you ever seen him?”
to command the highest price.'
methods to the people there.
Select a bird with a clean white
frage committee.
“Seen him? Yes, often."
"Is such an organization possible?
Standardization Ia Urged.
skin, plump breast and yellow fe«L The question Is answered by a map
“What does he look like?”
Wax
Page
Inventor
Loses.
Philadelphia
—So long as farmers
the
“
Well.
”
thoughtfully,
“
he
has
and
let
It
hang
for
a
few
days.
To
of fruit distributing association, which
Daily Uses Six Tongues.
Washington, D. C.—Frank G. Farn­ persist in marketing their products in
have a proper flavor It should be stuff­ was displayed at the National Apple same whiskers as Jesus In the plc-
Chicago — In an effort to issue a
ed with sage and onions before roast­ Show In Spokane. Indicating the sale tures you see, but he's a leetle bit ham, who claimed 11,000,000 from the un-standardized, ungraded and non­
newspaper that will satisfy the de­ ing. Roast from an hour and a halt of 2779 cars of fruit, whereby more heavier set.”
government on the contenion that he descript ways, so long will city dwel-
mands of all its readers A. H. Sanko, to two hours, according to size, and than one and a quarter million dollars
was the inventor of the little waxed lers have to pay the extra expenae of
Italy has joined several other Euro­ page book in which the Poetoffice de­ the middleman, said T. N. Carver, of
of Gary, Ind., editor of the Slavish serve with good brown gravy, bread were put In the pockets of Northwest
Dally, has begun' the publication of crumbs richly browned, and a turoeo growers. It looka as though organiza­ pean nations in prohibiting the manu­ partment sells stamps, lost his case in the United States department of agri­
tion were already an accomplished facture, importation and sale of ab-
his paper in six different languages— of apple sauce.
the Court of Claims. The government culture, in an address here before the
fact."
slnthe.
He said if
Italian, Bohemian, Croatian. Polish,
denied the validity of his patent and agricultural conference.
Hungarian and English.
Since the
contended that the book which has be­ farmers graded their goods into stan­
Fudge.
Close Financing.
new features were originated several
Well Trained.
come bo popular waa not entirely the dardised packages, the consumer would
Cook three cupa sugar, one cup milk
one Farnham invented.
deal with them.
days ago complaints have been fewer, and one tablespoon butter. When
Nell—How do you know he is mar­
Asker—Could you lend me $5?
but the Servian and Rusalan uub- sugar la melted add four or five table­ ried T
Telllt—You owe me $5 now!
Texas L om Will Be Heavy.
Belle—Oh, he’s such a good listener.
Asker—Then lend me two now and
Japan Launches Battleship.
scribers are now demanding “their spoons cocoa, stir and boll 15 minutes.
let the other three apply on the pre­
rights.” Most of the aubeeribera are Take from Are, add one tablespoon —Philadelphia Record.
Bryan, Tex.,-Known dead in Texas
Nagasaki, Japan.—The new Japan­
vious loan!—Philadelphia Bulletin.
steel workers.
ese battleship cruiser Kirishima waa floods numbered 33 before reports
vanilla, stir till creamy, pour on bub
Exact Location.
launched Tuesday.
The Kirishima from the inundated territory in this
torod plates, cut in squares.
Have Their Off Seasons.
This is the- most important lesson
Indians Say "No Winter.**
The late
displaces 25,000 tons and is equipped district began coming in.
in geography: The City of Happiness
Bfx—Geniuses are hard to find.
reports were brought by men on horse­
Pierre, 8. D.—Unseasonably warm
with
turbine
engines
having
70,000
Cocoa Frosting.
Dix—Yes, and those we do find
is situated In the State of Mind.—
weather prevails over North and South
horse power. The contract speed is 28 back and indicated at least 20 more
Boll two-thlrds cup sugar, heaping The Golden Rule.
aren’t half the time “on the job.”
About
Dakota, accompanied by warm rains. tablespoon cocos, creamy milk to mix,
knots.
She has a coal capacity of persons had been drowned.
two-thirds
of
the
dead
are
negroes.
Indians In this vicinity are predicting until it forms soft ball In water. Take
4000
tons
and
tanks
to
contain
1000
Careful estimates have placed the
It ia said ftiat the time ball of the
there will be no winter this season. from fire, add butter size walnut and cost of building the proposed tunnel Greenwich obaervatory has never been tons of oil.
Her armament consists The couriers* reports indicate that the
Flowers are in bloom in many places vanilla and beat until ready to spread. under the English channel at 180,000,- wrong except one day in 1878, when it of eight 14-inch guns, 16 6-inch guns property loss will total four or five
and eight torpedo tubes.
millions.
In this state.
000.
waa a half second late.
Sweep Southward as Federate
Flee Without Fight
Hotels and Business Houses in
Denver Forced to Close.
SEVEN GENERALSIPROPOSE
SURRENDER TO REBELS
Main Bank of Mexico
Forced to Close Doors
PENDLETON BRAVES WOULD
FIGHT FOR UNCLE SAM
Alien Cooks May Be
Barred From Country
Suffragettes to Demand
Recognition by Congress
Americans Aid Huerta
and Get Big Concessions