Show r gy irn p ' ' l The Tribune Tribune Saturday November 9 1957 JS ir You Can’t Forget Topper-Wom-en lll Lake Add a few miniature marshmallows to custard 'cups before pouring in the custard mixture and baking Young’ sters like tills! They Called Garry Nation ‘The Hatchet Lady i (Editor's Note: Carry Nation tried to ehange humanity in her battle of the bottle” The itory of her lift la revealed today In an exclusive Tribune aerlei on ”18 Women You Can't Forget) ‘ vL By Herb Michelson John L -- SUllivan The" d Great John L the ringmaster who would yield to no man but Gentleman Jim Corbett— was now bitworrled and al) because of t little old lady The little old lady was waiting dowhstairs outside John’s saloon She wanted to see hard-knuckle- John Wanted didn’t like the to tell hin) she “mean things” he was saying about her John L Was Scared John didn't warit to see her Didn’t want to get any closer to her than he was John L was scared He told the lady's messenger ‘Tell her I’m sick Not on my life will I see " her" Thus was everted a meeting between Sullivan and Carry Nation The Lady with 'a -- Hatchet” ‘The Smasher” “The Loving Home Defender” Most reports call her Carrie but upon her birth in Kentucky in 1846 her unlettered father Inscribed her name In the family Bible as Carry She changed the spelling as an adult and tned other things Only at ge the first revision was she entirely successful If one individual is due credit for Carry’s crusading It would have to ba her first husband - a - doctor named Gloyd- - Thls tireless country doctor was also a tireless country drinker Matter of fact it was drink that killed him — 18 months after his marriage and one year after becoming a father He died in agony of delirium tremens This was what moved Carry close to her mfcsion No Sympathy A widow at 25 Carry soon married Missouri newspaper editor David Nation but at the turn of the century the marriage collapsed — Nation wasn’t in sympathy with Car-ry'- s crusades Now free from the objections of any spouse Carry began her historle campaign — The 12t Years War ft fight that took her from Kansas to New York from Canada to Scotland from Mexico to England a battle that found her behind bars on 33 occasions The campaign was launched In Kiowa Kan in '99 She organized a county temper--ane- e union purchased several dozen bright and shiny hatch- - Attend church with ‘ For Youngsters town to destroy the finest finest hour came though In the ornate Victoria Hotel saloon in it” 'Ain’t Respectable This was “Ilatchetation" Victoria’ lobby stood In the vi T wot years later hear cru- a of Diana clad only figure sade making headline after "headline' Carry came toNew "hr bo wand fTOW“TYMppin g” out her hatchet Carry told York" City ready for her bigail who would listen “She gest battle on the bottle it ain’t ain’t got a thing on Awful Bad Would you respectable Unfettered by razzing she like your wife to see that?" strode into the headquarters She didn’t livelo see proof Colonel Murphy Gothem's hibition effected She doubtNo 1 cop and asked of him less would have prepared a “Don’t you think New York great speech for the occasion is an awful bad place had she been there But at Don’t you think it’s full of hell 65 Carry passed on in 1911 holes and murder factories? after an unsuccessful attempt “I only came to do New to found a school for 'young York good I want to do good prohibitionists in Eureka for humanity I want to do Springs Ark Hatchet Hall the school was something for you” wanted nothing to be called But the first Murphy done for himself He called class never met In 1936 proCarry “crazy” and asked her hibitionists tried to gather to leave quietly funds to make Hatchet Hall a But Carry did nothing quiet- - national shrine but again no success ly She stormed New York from Carnegie Hall to the " Carry was laughed at she Bowery crying 'Take me to was harassed she was desome hell holes down with nounced Her enemies were ‘Hellbroth’ (beer)” legion her supporters faithNew York rocked with ful to the end She felt she had a mission on earth and laughter at her escapades She lectured In Carnegie Hall gave her airi7rftri5llpp6rtr“ tried to teach a Sunday School This above all is the greatclass in a tough all male Demest truth In the legend of ocratic drinking club Her Carry Nation 1 ycurfcrily cheery checked cotton a "simplicity frock' half sizes misses extra sizes -- Carry Nation who earned the name 'the Hatchet Lady’ was always ready for action ‘to do good for humanity’ against bottle ets armed her followers with them and moved on the bigger dens of iniquity In December of 1900 the nation people marched on Wichita entered one of the more plush nighteries where hung an oil painting of Cleopatra at the Roman bath Carry clad in cape and beaded black poke bonnet flung a rock at the hapless Clco then hurled a second jstone through a $1500 mirror adorning the bar shouting “I came to the governor’s Glaze With Orange Marnialade Pork Loin Makes Tender Sunday Meat Joday J pattern By Bonnie Lake Tribune Home Service Director 1 don’t see why any family should have to wait for a special holiday to enjoy a beautiful glazed Pork Loin Roast It makes a mighty tasty well-don- Plan to serve s tender juicy pork loin roast for Sunday dinner Make It s big one and you’ll have s casserole Monday & A baby girl the second child of Mr and Mrs Castle Child 137 S and Mrs William R Carsey 4385 S 700 East Murray Midvale Grant St made her grand entrance Oct 31 In the Cottonwood Maternity Hospital Vickie Rae is the name chosen for the tiny miss who weighed 8 pounds 15 ounces Bradley Ryan 3tt awaited the arrival of his new sister at home Vickie Rae’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs A C Child 262 W 4800 South and Mr Pink Bootees A new daughter is now gracing thi home of Mr and Mrs( Paul Green 1427-9tEast She is their second child The tiny miss made her appearance at the LDS Hospital On Oct 24 She will be named Julie Ann Cindy Lou 2 awaited the arrival of her new sister Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Frank O Green 19284th East and Mrs Durell Corey of Cedar City AT ICING’S Sun- day dinner and if you get a big enough roast you’ll have tender rich meat to serve m a pork and vegetable casserole the following day Pork as you know is high In thiamine one of the B vitamins Actually there are three types of loin roasts the blade or shoulder end of the loin and the sirloin roast from the ham end in addition to the center cut Theend roasts are often less demanded and therefore more economical Pork must always be cooked to the stages In roasting place the rack and pan in a moderate oven at 350 F The roast should be fat side up You can estimate the time it takes to cook the roast by allowing 35 to 40 minutes per pound for a center cut and 45 to 50 minutes per pound for an end roast About 30 minutes before the roast is ‘done remove it from the oven and pour off the drippings Spread the top of the roast with Vt cup orange marmalade Return roast to the 350 F oven for 20 to 30 minutes or until glaze is set Pork and Vegetable Casserole 2 tablespoons drippings Vi cup sliced celery Mrs Paul L Hertenstetn left and Mrs Clarence F Kubicek plan for Christ Methodist Church 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