Show fm TURK- OF CUARANTtE DRESSING In In dealing with a Jewely store you want a libera! supply of reliability with eac'i purchase Our goods are absolutely guaranteed and fifty years successful business has established our reputation for reliability SALT LAKE HARRY J CITY UTAH ROBINSON ATTORNEY Judff NOTES AT LAW Salt Building FROM Lake City ABROAD From Brussels and for American use the bureau of manufactures D C has received new "Washington application blanks and additional literature relating to the International exposition' to be held in Belgium in 191Q A new steamer the Vasari intended for mail and passenger carriage has been put in service by the Lamport and Holt line between New York and Brazilian and Argentine ports In During 1908 the 308 furnaces South Wales England had an average pig iron production of 30000 tons against 27400 in 1907 and 15000 in THAT WILL Fire Alarm I shay you Johnbedroom will you ’nother ny gimme there’s duck The Hotel Clerk— Well sir No 45 next to your’s is vacant if you’re not comfortable where you are That’ll do nicesh-dThe I’ve set old 44 on fire — Sketch' A Patent When He Takes His Fruit The Patrolman’s' Wife— "Does you husband eat fruit In the morning?” The Roundsman’s Wife — “No he’s Yonk-eronly on duty "in the evening”— Statesman On the Nile "I notice the same characters carved on all the pyramids” it’s the name of the firm "Maybe that furnished the stone work— Kansas City Journal APftser Auntie— (after listening to the tale It serves you right Tommy woe) on A11 little boys who play marbles Sunday always lose them how about Billy? Tommy— Well Tie’s won them' all of ' OF PRESIDENT TAFT'S JOURNEY v Many Respects Preparation Has Advantages Over the French Dressing For the cucumber or bean salad the ordinary French dressing is generally used but here are directions for a good cooked dressing that can be kept a long timejf bottled and set in a cool BeaKhe yolks of two eggs place: until lemon colored and thick then add to them teaspoonful each dry mustard and salt Next beat in slowly one tablespoonful melted butter and six tablespoonfuls hot vineCook in a double boiler until gar When cold and Just beforo thickened serving a cupful of cream sweet or sour may be folded in This dressing is specially adapted for use with lettuce celery string beans asparagus and cauliflower ’White wine or pure cider vinegar is usually used in salad making but many cooks prefer a little Tarragon vinegar with the cider or white wine LIGHT DISH FOR LUNCHEON Sweet Cream Cakes Easily Prepared With Material That Is Always in the House Two ounces of hutter Ingredients: eggs half a teaspoonful of sugar sixpennyworth of cream quarter of a pound of flour breakfastcupful of cold water Method: Put two ounces of butter into a saucepan with a break1882 fastcupful of cold water and half a The Japanese government will next teaspoonful of sugar and bring to the agents to boil add a quarter of a pound of ordiyear send commercial Europe and America for the developnary flour (sifted) and stir rapidly ' ment of Japanese trade till thoroughly mixed remove the pan merto the side of the fire and continue iLeading Japanese provision chants have agreed to dispose of 7500 stirring for a few minutes then add bags of Brazilian coffee during the six eggs (one at a time) stirring well next three years after each and let the paste stand for A new electric railway is to be built half an hour then 'drop on to a tin Ont to Ottawa in teaspoonfuls and put Into a brisk from Morrisburg when cool fill with whipped The power plants will be at oven Ont Morrisburg and Billings Bridge Ot- cream and dust over with icing sugar tawa The company has $1000000 The cream should be poured into a flat after which it is Another line con- dish and whipped corporate capital templated called the Belt Line Elec- sweetened to taste and flavored with tric (railway covers practically the essence of vanilla same route and whichever line begins Halford Pudding work first will get the right of way Some thin slices of white bread and Out of 200 railway charters granted butter one pint of milk two eggs by the Canadian parliament in the sultanas or candied fruit chopped t twenty years ended 1909 only sugar have resulted in any construcPut some thin slices of bread and have lapsed and the butter in a pie dish with a few sub tion eighty-siof others have received extensions tanas or a little chopped 'fruit be of the Canadian tween each time Exclusive Beat the yolks of twe Pacific Granlc Trunk Pacific and Ca- 'eggs and the white of one and add one nadian Northern the charters grantpint of milk sweetened to taste poui construcof miles 63809 for called ed it over the bread and butter and lei tion r Bake In $ It stand for Denmark exports to Great Britain moderate oven till set When cold over $48000000 worth of butter yearturn out on a dish with the browc Spread a little red ly Dairying in Denmark Is mainly side downward In 1907 the 1085 ‘assoJam on the top and ornament with cooperative ciations had 158170 members bound the white of egg beaten to a very as a rule to the enterprise for ten stiff froth The creameries In 1908 numyears Peach Cake bered 1345 Peel nine or ten peaches and cui Cover the bottom of a long A New Story of Old Virginia In half a ro- shallow cake tin with greased papei "Irene of the Mountains” mance of old Virginia by George (I take- the shallow tin because the and more easily) Eggleston has recently been issued cake bakes quickly Place & the peaches upside down on Lee of Lothrop from the press Inthe greased paper and pour on these Shepard Co Boston As the title use for a rich dicates this Is a romance plentifully a batter such as you or a “one egg cake” Bake in a grounded however with historical plain Is done and cake oven until moderate facts written in a manner which can when cool turn out on a platter with the reader mot help but ' captivate a little pow on top Put the in peaches an Politics plays important part on top and serve with dered the action of the story the heroine chilled sugar flavored tc cream whipped secbeing a power in the mountain This is a tried recipe and taste heroThe tion in which she lives dessert delicious a makes ine is later transplanted to the fashionable circles of Richmond where German Hamburger Sandwich she seems to have carried the spirit' Get ten cents’ worth of hamburger It is a story well put through your meat chopper using of leadership worth the reading the medium cutter one stalk of green celery one green pepper removing Thou Art the Man seeds several sprays or parsley three "Didn’t some idiot propose to you cloves of garlic Tour or five green before our marriage?” onions then mix thoroughly with you: meat adding plenty of salt pepper “Certainly” “Then you ought to have married and one egg spread on your rye or milk bread which has been buthim” ' "That’s just what (l did1’— Bon Do not put the meat through tered cutter The ROUTE KEEP six Almond noon of September 21 and the president will go almost direct from his train to the state capltol for a reception to be tendered by state officials by the chamber of commerce and civic organizations At 9 p m the presiPRESIDENT STARTS ON 13000 dent will make an address In the DenMILE TOUR THROUGH ver Auditorium where Mr Bryan last WEST AND SOUTH year wa3 nominated for the presidency The president and his party will ON HIS BIRTHDAY breakfast with Thomas F Walsh at LEAVES Wolhurst near Denver the morning of Wednesday September 22 and then Chicago to Be First Stop on Journey return to the city for the chamber of That Will Take Him as Far as commerce banquet at noon Leaving Denver at 5 p m SeptemSeattle and to the Mexican Border ber 22 the president and his party Where He Will Meet Diaz will stop for an hour’s visit at ColoBeverly Mass Sept 15— President rado Springs and then go on to William H Taft stepped Into a Pueblo where In the evening they will be guests at the state fair motor car waved a cheerful good-band started for Boston where this in Wonder Region of Colorado evening he boards a private car and The morning of September 23 will begins a tour of the west and south find ' the president at Glenwood that will be the most remarkable Trip Springs for a brief visit and that aftever taken by a president of the Uni- ernoon he will visit Montrose where ted States The route of about 13000 he will formally open the great Gunmiles has been carefully mapped out nison river tunnel built by the governand every arrangement is perfected ment for the Irrigation of the The fact that is Mr Taft’s ’valley birthday anniversary was taReturning to Grand Junction to ken as a happy augury for the success resume the journey westward the of the long journey president will arrive at Salt Lake Besides the president the party in- City Utah Friday afternoon Septemcludes Capt Archibald Butt military ber 24 to remain there until Sunday aide Wendell W Mischler assistant when the afternoon the twenty-sixtDr' J J Richardson of party leaves over the Oregon Short secretary Line for Pocatello Ida and Butte Washington D C James Sloan Jr WlMeler servof the secret and L C Mont the latter city being reached ice end Maj hrthur Brooks the presiMonday September 27 at 6:40 a m Six dent’s confidential messenger John Hays Hammond joins the party will the newspaper mn at Salt Lake City accompany president throughout the entire trip After spending half a day in Butte the there will be a brief excursion Into Shortly before noon will be president wilt arrive In Chicago and Helena Spokane Wash be the guest of the Commercial club reached early Thursday morning the at luncheon Next the Hamilton club and the entire day will takes him in charge and will escort him with a bodyguard of 1400 mem- be spent in that city bers to the West side ball park to Two Days at Seattle Exposition witness a game between Chicago and days New York After that will come a din- — President Taft will spend two 30 and October 1 — "doSeptember ner at the Congress hotel and then a the exposimeeting In Orchestra hall where Mr ing” tion leaving Seattle late in the evenTaft will make a speech To wind up second day and arriving at the day the president will put In his ing of the Ore Portland October 2 at 7 a m appearance at a reception and ball Portwill be spent in Two days the in bankers the given by Chicago land the leaving there at 6 party Auditorium p m Sunday October 3 for a trip In Wisconsin and Minnesota route down the famous Shasta Leaving Chicago at 3 a m Friday through the Siskiyou mountains and morning the presidential party will In view of Mount Shasta to San FranPortat Milwaukee Madison and stop cisco age and will spend the night at WiThe president will stop the’ evening nona Minn and will reach Minneof October 4 at Sacramento reaching on Saturthe of apolis early morning Oakland Cal early on the morning day September 18 He will spend all of October 5 He will spend four or Saturday and Sunday in Minneapolis five hours in and around Oakland and and St Paul leaving Sunday night at Berkeley before taking the ferry at eight o’clock In order to reach Des 12:30 o’clock for San Francisco Moines on the morning of September After spending the afternoon and 2° evening of the fifth in San Francisco Five hours will be spent in the Iowa the president will leave early the capital where Mr Taft will review morning of the sixth for the Yosemite 5000 troops of the regular army and valley make a speech and then the president He will spend the seventh eighth moves on to Omaha where he will and ninth in the valley and coming out the morning of Sunday October spend the late afternoon and evening 10 will proceed to Los Angeles stop Denver will be reached the after TUFT’S Wafers add cup butter Cream slowly one cup powdered sugar one half cup milk drop by drop then adc 1 teaspooi cupe bread flour extract of almonds Spread very thir on bottom of dripping pan inverted in mark squares and buttered sprinkle with almonds blanched anc chopped fine and hake In moderate In Roll tubulai minutes oven five shape while warm Set pan on bad of range while rolling wafers as thej become brittle very quickly Stuffed Apples Select medium sized apples Pare and with a small knife take out the core being careful not to break the Sprinkle with plenty of sugar apple let stand over night In the morninj take about cup chopped one teaspoon one raisins walnuts tablespoon dates Chop all togethei stuff the fine apples place lr very bake pan pour the sugar or syrui over them and bake being careful noi Serve with whipped cream to burn This will stuff about 8ix apples TRIP BEGUN Bees That Work All Year Indiana Apiarist Keeps Them by Sending Them South In Busy quaint method of working the bees overtime was given by one of the enthusiasts who claims that the bees really enjoy the “busy” life throughout the year when they find themselves where honey ' producing ' blossoms are plentiful ho “My bees now work overtime” said "No hibernating for them In the spring I send them down south and they toil like blazes' among the southern flowers In summer I bring them here to the east working them till the honeysuckle and the clover are quite gone The autumn season where they finds them in Florida make a peculiarly rich and aromatic honey from the Florida flowers Calithem all fornia gives they can do In the winter "It’s a splendid idea I got It from (hose hotel keepers of Europe who A : have winter hotels on the Riviera and summer hotels at Dinard or Trouville My traveling bees yield thrice as much honey as stay at home ones Thank goodness there are no labor unlops among these insects" The beekeepers who on the other hand are content to have their bees ramain In the same place throughout the year and work during the blossom time of fruits flowers the barley and clover and wayside flowers were consulted as to the best methods of housing the bees during the winter Some experts are In favor of sheltering the colony by placing all the hives In a sort of open pen snugly en closed on the north and left open to These enclothe southern exposure sures are preferably long and narrow and but little higher than the hives which are set close together in a straight line Here the summer workers hibernate during the coldest winter weather and so cosy and warm ping for three hours at Fresno Sunday afternoon The president will ' spend Monday and Tuesday October 11 and 12 In Los Angeles visiting his sister Will Meet President Diaz lie will arrive at the Grand Canyon the morning of October 14 and will leave again that night for Albuquerque N M where he will spend the evening of the fifteenth reaching El Paso early the following morning for the meeting with President Diaz of Mexico President Diaz will arrive from Mexico City at Ciudad Juarez about the same time and he will then cross the frontier and meet President Taft at El Paso An hour later the president of the United States will return the visit to President Diaz at Ciudad Juarez on the Mexican side The authorities of the latter city have appropriated $20000 for decorations and a bull fight The president will reach San Antonio Sunday night October 17 and will spend the forenoon of the following day In an Inspection of Fort Sam Houston with the upbuilding of which he had much to do while secretary of war Arriving at Corpus Chrlstl the evening of October 18 the president will go at once to his brother’s ranch where he will spend Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday Charles P Taft has bad golf links built on the ranch Trip Down Mississippi River Visiting Houston the forenoon of Saturday October 23 the president will proceed to Dallas that afternoon to spend Saturday evening and all Sunday From Dallas the president will proceed direct to St Louis to begin his four days’ trip down that historic waterway He will reach St Louis at 7:27 a m the morning of Monday October 25 and will leave at 4 p m on the steams er assigned to him by the Deep association which is to hold Its convention in New Orleans on the president’s arrival there Following the president’s boat will be a spectacular flotilla of river craft One of the trailing boats will be assigned to make the trip down the river and to attend the convention Another boat will be assigned to the congressional delegation of more than 100 members ’Yet another boat will carry members of the Illinois Manufacturers’ association First Stop of Voyage at Cairo The first long stop of the river trip will be at Cplro at 8:30 a m Tuesday October 23 The second stop will1 be at Hickman Ky at 2:30 p m the president making brief addresses at both places Arriving off Memphis Tenn at 8 a m Wednesday' October 27 the president will make an address at 9 o’clock and that afternoon at 5 o’clock will speak at Helena Ark On Thursday October 28 at 2:30 p m Mr Taft will make a speech at New Orleans will be Vicksburg reached about four o’clock Friday afternoon The river journey also will include short stops at Cape Girardeau Mo and Natchez Miss The president will remain in New Orleans from Friday afternoon the to Monday morning Notwenty-nintvember 1 He will address the Waterways convention on October 30 at 2:30 p m From New Orleans the president will go to Jackson and Columbus Ala Miss Macon Birmingham Savannah Charleston Augusta Wiland Richmond mington reaching Washington November 10 The president will leave Washington again probably on the eleventh for Middletown Conn to attend the installation of the new president of Wesleyan university He also has engagements at Norfolk and Hampton Vaf November 19 and 20 so his travels will not be dona until the morning of November 21 when he will reach Washington for the winter and put the finishing touches on his annual message are their winter quarters that they are strong and hardy and ready for work at the first possible suggestion of early spring bloom A Burled Villa Another discovery of great Interest was made not long ago in Pompeii where the excavation work is being Under the ash steadily carried on deposits there was found an extensive villa of a handsome construction and ornamented with very fine frescoes The villa contains statues and other works of sculpture both Greek and Roman besides very rich furniture which is well ornamented and also many vases of different kinds There were also found coffers filled with gold and silver rnonex In the basement are great amphorae which were used for storage purposes and in the triclinium the tables were prepared for a banquet of 30 persons Some of the silver pieces seem to have been taken out at a previous epoch for there are traces of clandestine search which was made at a former date |