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OTDFORT) Mate TRTBITNE, MEDPOttT.), ORKC'OX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1910
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PvnumiKn kvkrv aitkrnoon!
EXl'BPT TNIAY Uy TIIK
MIOU-tHM) I-HINTINQ CO. i
Office Mult Tribune Building, 28-37-20 '
MorUi Fir street, telephone 76. I
The Democratic Tlmos, the
Modfriril
Mall, The Medford Tribune, The Houth
ernsUregnfllaa, Thn Ashland Tribune.
CtKOHCItt PUTNAM, Editor.
SUBSORIPTIOn KATJMU
On year, by nmii ;ti no
One month, bv mm I . to
Per month, nVllv.'r-il bv rnrrlor In
Modferd, 1'lio.nlx, Jncksonvllle
and Central Point .HO
sturdily only, ly mall, per your... 2 no
WssMy, per yonr I BO
Orfhllal laper of I ho flty of Meriforri.
fleJMl
finl
Paper of Jncknon County,
as nrroiKl-rliiRii mutter nl
nlsred
Medfprd, Oregon, u ne'er the act of March
17.
Shvern Circulation for 19U DIG.
Pull tinned wlru
patches.
AMkoi'lntetl Press dls-
EM-TEES
I'lidec Im Knife.
He leered nt iiih horribly and tlinii
A slimy hand slide o'er my iulvorlug
chunk.
A Jagged bludo flashed downward mh
1 cringed,
Once, twice, thrlcti.
And than It cut Inlo nir shrinking
flush!
"I'm sorry, sir." liu wild,
"Hut I (Mn't shave you
If you don't koup still."
Society Nolo.
Wuiilod to ICxrliaUK A kIioo, In
thu moleo at the .Miami club iIhiico
liml n lh t two lady dancers Inndvnrt.
cully trndod shoes. One of thorn Is
willing lo trade back. If thu other
Will anil 016-x. Troy (Ohio) Dally
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rifnly tif Action.
Mm. h. A. Railing wm a victim of
hives Ike pal week, and we know
ft m experience aim had something to
d Tu Newvill (Pa) Time.
DstHgeiiuss Itlllw.
thigulshod Out of-Town fluesl
f " sklng at banquet Your bean It
fui little- city appeals lo me. Aa we
can la on the train I remarked to
my wife-,, "Ah, my dear, you and 1
ought to Imi thing on the top of on
of the, magnlMrent hllla."
Toastiuaster (In hoarati whisper)
0 easy; we've not only two hllla;
th 1 naa asylum la on one, and
tba garbage plaut on the other.
IhMk.
4 , .
All AwliHHiil .MUltil-ti
Mr. .Kftbu, who la employed aa
a eopoeramlth at the roiindhouae, was
working under an engine when tli
drlrlug Wheels of the engine by some
HtlaUke were left ilowu on hint, In
(be nit and breaking the front hone
of his abdomen The Northumber
land (la.) Press.
,S((IIW Nam fOI' H Mllll'!
Curtis May d vti luat a mule while
tied l I He hitching raik east of (he
K. of P. building, Saturday evening
about 6 o'clock JCver thing aemed
all right when he left home, lu Uono
towgahlp, and no one knew what
ranted R U die The Ultihell (Hid. I
Cotthaefttal.
MVUU,!
In a erlln roast ill? mau airan
aera lake furutahed houaea for the
winter, and a oung woman there la
fend Of keeping tab on them, and
dlMiitrtug their affaire. Of ne fam
ily In particular the auoke in detail
their wealth, their children, and.
ahta, the obvloua aloof neaa of the
real of the winter colony.
"I don't know nothing about' em."
kite declared one da "Hut Mil I
w say; m husband, who eelletta
garbage, (kat thv luve iwrfm-l-ly
iell lll"' -Ppnlod'B
(luwm for t'ilui l''aH
l)3DHlr. Itadihh Ma ou w.utt to
LJoli btwuee in nmi in "The Am
ber Collar Iluttnn" lh( ;ecr digger
who pic V.l up the a. ut girl purte
didn't vMtr a liutf on ' Hear Imh. dun'i :
pet mud, lie w.m oiih auiosed to l'f
an apitroNtite atwir digger fei
thorol
e
leewltl
Tbare fill be ball gg, ne an U'l
Jideday, Thurduv and l"il'la uf thu
fcf-g--Judittiii V TuiKtiiMfln ir
way, WiVnii i iiiiiii (l.ir.ii Wo hiivy
ixjKOt tiioi aii-' Dm i
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BISHOP NIBLEY
RESIGNS PRESIO
NCY
OF SUGAR COMPANY
Hixhop (' w. Ntbley of the Mormon
cliiinh, Iiuh rpxlKiied na ireal(leut of
thr '.'iiiii-OrpKOfi Sugar roinpaiiy and
niiniiliiiH It, tliefe is trouble In thu
company following (he recent vlalt of
the underwriting hankero to the Ktigur
factory site on acrount of its liolng
located nt fl rants I'aan. and its ho
Ing Heceasary lo go from Oakland on
the north to Ashland on the south to
aecure acreage. At the aainc time the
Mormon augur combine la reported
under redornl probe for Hllogod viola
tion of the Sherman antl-lnmt law.
The Salt Lake Tribune or May 21,
loiiiiilim the follewing:
'(' W. Xlbley, lirosldlng hlslioji of
the Mortnoti churrh, yesterday an-
uounied his Intnnlfou of retiring hk
prcHlilent of thn UlHli-Orugou Kugur
ompan, n I'oncern compound chief I v
of I 'tali capltallats. Ilia realgiiHtlon
Ih to be iireaeutod to the hoard of ill.
rectora at Its next meeting and Is to
become effective .hum I.
".Mr. Nlhley will retain his Internals
lu the comimny, lint on acoount of so
ninny olhor NirHira to care lor lie as
aerta Hint he haa not the time to aervo
aa the head of the ('Dili-Oregon com
pan) Ilia aucceMHor Iiuh not been n
noiuii'i'il "
M(.-r. Trelreii, .Mill'div und I el,
roi'etutuiK the siiliurdiiuitu lodge,
Hiid Mix. Diiih lliililiiutl mid Mihs
Mulliu Sengcr, in belutli' l llie Ite
lieknlia, have gone to Itoielntrg to nt
tend aeNaioiiM of the grand Imlge of
Odd I'elloWH.
I'nder (he ilireetiun of .Street t'nut-
iniioiier I'Velev, n tloreti men ate
eiiiigt'd in widonuitf iiiier Ornnitc
xlreel, in the eiinyon, n Inr u it mi
terieetion with Oleime seenir driu.
The uniform width will lie twenty
feel end the work i Immiij; tli"r'ii;li
ly mid -yftemntienlly tlone.
Mrn. J. S. i.iinuloi- of Ititxville,
Wii"li., Jiih been M-itititr Mi. anil Mra.
V. II. (Jondv tlii- vmtI,, on her relurii
home Iimim n trii lo 'iiht'oi ihm.
John W. Aidlott ilnd on Moudnx,
UKetl 7- enri. Kunei'iil 'elieex well'
held ill til" C'lllilH H'ldeliee, 87) Oil I.
ftn-et, on WeiltieMley. HuniJ Wi'" in
I lie Hteiirii etineterj, U.iuncr eivek
iieililiorhooil.
Hiiperiutviideiii llrii oe ol' the pub
lie m-IiooIm will "real" lrom hi li
Bore of the pat year by fit! i-
iliie(iii n teueliern' intitute nt Kliim
Mill Full-, following whieh reereutioii
he will it! lend h xiinimer Mehool at
I'liiengo. New Albuuy, Ind.. Inter on
will witnchh Iiim lumieeouiiuir to I lie
old lloiifier Mtnte when lii i--it theie
will in-Mimic the iluiM' nl' ii rail ui'ii
lion xpell.
Mr. Nellie llmnm wile ol' i.ieuleii
nut A. L. Ibiiiip o' the regular iinm,
who i Merving in Mexirn, w M-itinu-her
eider, Wr. lVwl l'nlnam. nnil
uiir on Uarg'Mline afreet, aeeotnptuued
by her two children, Hy virtue of Im'
iiijj the mie nf mi urm olTieer. Mix.
Hump hen mm led varum eoiiutrieh
oereM, nuliibly Hawaii, llie l'luli-
pinea and China. She him reeeutlv
returned from the Flowery Kingtloin
mill ha- biouvlit with her a l.iii
niiiulM'r of euiiosiiieK made la tin
left t'uiueae who exeel in put tern in -
unique MMHtMif u.
Owiny to eliuutiir eonilllion. n.
May pnueiiiil ilutiueil for the 'J.M '
Medfonl talent, Iiiim U'en mi. n,
until a more piopitumn Kce-oe.
Yii'ka Muaim eelebrnliil tin' n '
nntmerMiry ol the ihiiiiIiii i '
Johu'i. Imlge in that il l.i I 'nl v
lligltt, lit wlllrlt iiii'ImIm i . nl tlir I i.i
teliuty througliiMil noiilii'ii. Ciiln .
ii ui and KWUliu'iu Oiiun m ie un.ii.i
gui".!".
The tliileuielit, llltl'llilltiHl to lit in
Walterwun, tknt lliiuhe i no moii'
nor kv-. than Uilwm iliiitM'd wit'i
wbivi.er. uiiualty ili4eeM' l.uul
demot'ilit. bde ie(Ulbli. "in- I mil bill
lew eniinb-. ot com tort iji the uMt'iue
)t!l!rlll iuni lll-oll.
Tin I.i-l nl tin M( U (ii1i il tint. Ii
llll.ll ll.llllll ' Il 111 I.. I ,1)111
tlie.i v .ii s .i -I iini.'Mi- vlimilil nut
he st-i'ii. t if - i i ii -k.n i uHuii-tl.
Prom .ui- (li ii-.l f i " .-r JfllMI ftl
iviis 1.11C' n. ui a itiir oi iu'iuii
VtU upi-hul .. -In- 't-4 ii ttf-vun ' '
JMSW-'W -Il it, -'Kit rl Ifis i ll i, .
w-.i i mi ' . ; '. I i ,
-Woiiii-K . ii'l ili.i' n Jl . i-u,iitt
1 1. in-.- in. i 1 1 - K i - - il si.ii4e'
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JOHN A. PERL
lty liift)l
6S : l t . Tt
i.j 1 "vi ,i i ga
W' 'p n' i
t roast
alhli-iti n. o i -ii i in- In h 'i.M-i. ,1-ti
. - "" ..-,1, " ' a1
Eczema Is Conquered
on nn iinu-iiefl eiirlv trip to Crater
l.nke. you loc accompli nyitiK him.
Mr. I Ind In on Iiiik resigned hi jkim
ii'in Iiiic, rcturtiinir to Micliiiriin. und
v a- determined to el u tflnnce of the
.ii nt nniuiiil wonder before lenvinpr
-.oiitlii'in Oregon.
Word ennieo from Klamnth Full
Hint Mi.- Kdnu Welle, formerly of
llu- city, won out liimIomely na cun
didnte for -clinol aiiperintendent of
Kliimalh count ut the recent ptim
nry election.
Mr. Jennie A I font of Klnmnlli
Fnlla i viitinir numerona rulntivpa
here in the Neil, Murphy und Toier
t'llllliiiCH.
Alri K. U. Mix, n former resident
end who hud u lio"t of frirmlt in tliie
ic-iiiify, died nt the fnmily homo in
Sucmmento lii-t Snndny, nfter n lin
gering' illneNH, ngeil !I7 yenra. She whs J
k uitiite or tuicnifruii. ii'Mne iier
Iiu-liiiud, a "on unil iliiugliter aunive
Iter, Kiul und Ileiniln. FimerHl erv
iees were held in .Sncrnmenlo on
'I'..,.-.,!,... ..n.l i..l......w,l ......I !,.
jiii---..,,t iiiiii iiii.'i mi'iii in-, 'ui It'll lo
Hint city. Thu ileeenaed wn n mem
ber of Hie locnl eliM.rlor of llie Ens
leiu Si nr order.
Hev. l. K. llnmmoiul, leclof of
Trinity elinreli, tell on IMonilnv for
I'ortliind to iitleml Hie nniiiml dioceM
IH i cimwntion of Hut KpiHeopnl
church., lie will ret urn the latter purl
of llie week.
A. II. Ciiiiiier, wife und iluugliler,
Imivm telitmeil l'fm it recent trip to
AlNMku.
Cliiuiey .loliiiMin. formerly member
oT Hie city police force, Iiuh relumed
lionie from (he (Irnnite City Iiocpilal,
ii Her n iiened of eoiivnleaceiice fol
lowing mi ofi'i'alion.
The nlmntloiimeiit of Soiitliern Pn
cil'ic puHCtijHi trniiic Xim. .VI und .VI
ha- licen di'lnyed unlil Muy 27 in-lend
of Iiiin intr K"iic into effect May UO
as hereto lore iiiiiioiineed. Their litno
al Hiw blutiiin litis lieeH 11 und 7
p. m. resiootivoly.
The baud will give nnother dance
nt (he Notulorium on I'l-idn-v evetiingr
of lliii week. The concert -piinnen-ailc
feuhireN will be lo the necora
imiiimeiiN of hii iiixlrumontntion of
Iwenly-five pioeex. Thia eiiterlnin
meut will Ik given for lite exprex
purHfe of raioing-ii fund to uniform
(be organisation. CoiiIh and eiipn
luiMiitr been olherwiKe provided fur,
the need of the hour in trou'cr-..
Hence it lollow- that Hie -lonn lor
the lerpiehore.iu eielit, in the uord
uf it Icndiiifr member of the on.unixii
tion, will be "Hand Dance for l'linl-."
(I. F. Hillingx, thoimh not eitllml
upon to attend, n.i tin- Ii r-t uller
lillle ioen b the llievu toiilerelhe
in line a- icpi'i -1'iitiil im' nt llie nn- j
P. A. wins friends without
any side inducement
without any coupons or premiumsl The in
ducement to buy Prince Albert is qualify!
Neither national nor state restrictions on the
use of premiums or coupons can in any way
affect the sale of Prince Albeit because
its policy has always been for quality!
Coupons or premiums have never been
offered as an inducement to smoke it!
Princo Albert is made bv a patented process L
that cuts out bite and
pipe-full after pipe-full
gong sounds, without a
.
1 ''li -X,i.,.igh.
"ii... i.i milk...... ... -., xrl
1 il I l IklllilT l..i I -I H . ftBTAlllt I
11.1-lilil Wml. , ii'.. - , N&:jam. J
11 ' i'v'l '' ' ,issliKl
I' ; -r' R .J" tCJ
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1 " V "'M.Tl Li'?drV ."
l . .
tionnl Mctliotlist i-onlerenee recently I'
held nt Sum Ugn. N. Y. Hev. .Mult
Ilut'lic. popular u..tor al tormerj
clinutiiiifiiiiM lu're, now of 1'nwndemi, i
Cal.. in one of Hie newlv elected bi-h- j
opt. Some sUtti"tieK of Melliodi-m. I
an develoiied al the conference, deal!
in eolo-nnl figure. The mtinljei'ship
i" over -1,000.0(10. hoimml in lienrlv
.'10,0110 cliurcheN, the edifice and por
MotiHgex beinff vnlueil nt i'J l.'i.OOO.OOIt.
Hutuliiy school nttindiinee i 'I,."i00.
(H)0. For iiennbm-. il.'J(Mt.0 tin- been
eoiitriliuleil. Then- ore 1271J2 retired
prenehera on the -unernnnunlrd li-t.
iMembera of the local chitreh nre gel
tingr in rendine"- to pa upon the
nierilM of the new ritunl which liu
JHut been adopted at Snrnlogn.
As Hie tfme driiw nigh for n de
cision, locnl itiilroniU nre Piling e
jicciall.v itilercHttd in the awnrd of
gold watch fobs by tho Sntitlieni l'n
rifie to the six employe" on ench di-
Hloti who within n ceitnin iietiml
Kiibinit the IiohI "al'etv first" siiir
goslions for Hie currenl yenr. Like
nwunls itlu also oiien to the miiho
number of employes in llie gcuerul
aliopa of Hie uompniiy.
The iiiiiiutil reunion of velernn sol
tliers nnd snilors of toiilhcrn Oregon
will be held in S'cplember. Liml yenr
Mcdfoid enlerliiiiicd Hie ii-iicitioii
nnd by way of rotutioii the ynlhering
should Iu held here this nenxon. Steps
lo secure this re-nll nre being- laken
hy llie (I. A. If. meiubeihliip, Inieked
by olhor iuNuuiees,
Mrs. K. F. Smith is home from Hie
local Sniiitnrium alter vrioun illness
followed by un niierution, much im-
IH-ovcd in Iiciiltli.
A scoro of nuloH gnily deenmled,
rnrryitiK neuriy 100 boosters, visited
northern points in Siskiyou county,
lust Sunday, heralding the nttmelioiiH
of the npproiicliiii- Fourth ot July
ueleb m lion here.
Jesse Apj)Iegate, pioneer of south
ern Otetron Iiu'Hlities, litis " recently
been visiting' his niece, Mrs. Kmil Foil,
residing on Urunitv street, coming
here frmu (he home of Colonel Sar
gent nl Jacksonville.
Tom Simpson and Kd Phipp nre
visiting various emirt snetious in thu
vieinilv of Mnrs Illicit! on a buHJneaa
trip.
(leorge Vnlvs, rimninii' one of the
eity express lilies, li.i, purchased Ihe
I u vis HiHiim eiUipmeut and will re-
iii-lull the liiisiii'-- on n I .'truer tenle
than ever in the room- adjacent to the
I.amkin realty oil ice. Hill Peiiiiiston,
lupiilury, will haw "desk room" in the
establishment, h!lsiinir ngules and
other sfini-pri lou- stone-, e.H'tt
uoi k ui Winch he lm c-t.ibll-hed tiuite
liu-iin'-.
.r
parch and lets men smoke
or the makin's until the
kick back or a complaint!
the national
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GIVEN AT PAGE
IGHI
The fashion writers or fairyland
must have n terrible struggle to keep
their departments Interesting, K the
advance promises for "TuiUne," the
Illuoblrd photoplay, to lie seen at the
Page tneaiio, today and tomorrow,
may be taken at face value. The
croon version or Plerro Do 1m .Motte
Foi net's falry-clasalc has heeu made
truo to the legendary description of
mythological modus nnd "dresses."
Mermnlds nre mermaids, and fairies
are all tor that little) they nre pre
sumed to be, lu the photoplay.
In the first place Henry Otto, who
directed "L'ndlne" picked out the nleo
Warm waters of the Pacific ocean in
which Miss Ida Schnall and a few
score attendant swimming experts, of
faultless physical proportions, might
dlspott themselves while nctliig the
part of satellites to Queen I'nilti. mis
tress of the under-sea. The shores of
Cutulliiii Islands, oTf the Cullfornlii
coast, furnished the netting of snndy
benches, rugged and jagged rocks and
plctiiiesiiue grottos with their mirror
ing pools.
As nymphs ami mermaids know ab
solutely nothing about high-heeled
shoes, short skirts, flowing trains and
evoulng gowns, the matter of continu
ing been m e at once n problem -thai
was not. With the girls wrapped lu
aeaweutl, sheltered by the bright rays
of the sun or hidden close to the sur
face by the clear waters of the Pacific
the camera-man took every posslblo
uilvautage of his opportunity to pic
ture the graceful lines and equally
gracerul contortions of the swimming
diving and playful nymphs.
Miss Ida Schnnll, who enacts the
title role lu "l'ndlne," Is famed for
her physical perfections lu those
chart that papers print, showing lu
inches the length of tho nose, the dis
tance from chlu to elbows and tho
various angles In tape Hue testi
mony ot divine formations, the "Fit
dine" of the "morles" Is tint at the
head of the first ilaes In Ye ius com
petitions Hne-hpur upon her chest
numerous modal won In swimming
contests, liiii trophies galore to prove
thut she is an athlete, and lu the
photoplay dlplays her daring as a
hlgh-dlver by gracefully glancing
-
joy smoke
MINE
ION
i-wnrrT)ggisisjii i; '.-? ' V3Js
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-N sgWn ,-aMMamaaaaauay
" 1 I ak jHlawRgdMMr!
So it's up to every red-blooded man to
jump the boundary line between himself
and smoke happiness and know just what
all this jimmy-pipe-joy-talk is about!
Men all over the world ape today smoking
Prince Albert because it meets their taste;
because it gives them real
tobacco enjoyment they
have never found before!
Don't you realize that if Prince
Albert, in a few years, has made
three men smoke pipes where
one was &moked before, it cer
tainly has the cu,U on you--t least for
a try-out!
Why? that's only being:
fatr to yourself
'h J m n m n- . nt uoi ompanV
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AT
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The graduation exercises of the
Sacred Heart hospital will take place
al 8 o'clock Thursday evening, May
25. In the small hall of the Natator
lttm. ' This Is the second class of
nurses to be graduated from our hos
pital, and the work that has been ac
complished by the young mdles haa
proven to be professionally efflclout
and faithful. It Is due largely to the
untiring devotion and unselfish labor
or the sisters of the Sacred Heart
that the public has been given such
nurses as have been graduated from
the Institution. A very attractive
program bus boeu arranged for the
occasion nnd the public can show Its
appieclmlou of thu valuo of thu hos
pital's service to our community by
a xunerous attendance.
Dr. 1C. II. Picket will lie chairman
of the ovoninp. and the following pro.
gram will be given:
Duo Grand Ualop llrlllunte Rolling
Lucille Kooutx, .lean Steel,
Pupils of St. .Man's AeadCmy.
Vale Caprice New land
Lucille Kuoutx.
Address '...Holbrook Wlthlnnton
'llrlo lai';etto, t8eeoinl Hyiuphoii),
Hondo llHOthoven
Irene Sullivan, Venltn Hamilton. W.
' Carlton .lanes.
"O, Divine Hedeemer." tlounod
Oeraldlne Thelss.
Mrs. (ieorg Andrews, accompanist
Address to Oradunles
Hev. .1. F. Dolphlne
"Meditation," Saint Stiens
W. Carlton Janes.
Presentation or diplomat and
medals.
from the top of a ellff at a height ot
130 feet.
Photographically, "l'ndlne" prom
ises many revelnllous In the art or re
producing scenes or falr revelry b
night; the charm of Pacific sunsets,
among the coves and grottos of the
Catullus Island; In forest '.cones nnd
the ruggeet lundsrapes of the western
coat. There was no need to go to
the tropleti for settings In which to
rrame the stor of l'ndlne."
Why SmoSs nit Ciuurs
When l.s Uondss are nnlv 1 llo
rTMcu- i-ihr
nn
ui
lutarraC.
0 IK roin, J
this tid, lil toa ft
wiii t ,4 ( ri-
aUaJidr Wta.1807."
GRADUATION
A
HEAR
BE HELD THURSDAY
i
Doughnuts
That will remain moist.
Every housewife who Iwket her pvfl
bread knows that if a little potato Is added
to the snonfic. the bread will not dry out
1 as quickly. In lhi redpe potato is uiiuzeu
I to make doughnuts that will remain moiit
antl tretn tor several oays.
K C will lw found to have dldlnct ad
vantages over any other Baking Powder
for doughnuts. K C Is a double acting
bakln powder with which a large batch of
doughnuts may be mixed and fried a few at
a time. The last will ba a light and nice
at the first.
K C Potato Doughnuts
By Mm. Neraila Brigcs of Jlakinj;
School fame.
ieps,toMr:2 W. cup
augan i Itvil Uutwonjula
K Clinking J'ouilrr; J tin
upoonul milt; J lmnpivtHl
ware; 1 cup cold n-nl
poluln-A cuft vnll;, i r ,i . n
U nteata.
Sift three times, the flour, f.dt, f in
Iwking Powder. Br.it cirn with r.-'.irv
lieatcr, then still ung rotiirv ts-airr, iiud
uslly add mgsr, then ork in the inaihr-l
potsto wilhs poon and alternately sd.l milk
ami flour mixture. Make a soft dough, roll
Into a lieet, cut into round', pinch a hole in
the center with the finger and Irj in deep fat.
I'.it for fr inpr nhnul.l not he hot enough
to lirown ihe doughnut until it hat ruen.
When the doughnut is dropped inl llit fat
It sinks to the bottom. As soon nt it - mci
tip it should tic tiirni-l .ii.il funic! n i- nnltr
of thnes while cookinp Tim 'f"l,r ' f-i-ellcnt
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