Show 1 HOW TO MAKE SWISS CAKE for the Batter and Directions Baking— Mincemeat May Be Added Recipe for This recipe of butter calls for cup cups of sugar 2V6 cups of flour one cup of milk two eggs 2 and Vi teaspoonfuls of baking powder Flavor with any preferred fla The batter should be prevorlng pared for the tin In the following man ner: Cream butter and sugar with the hand (the temperature of the hand seems to melt the butter Just right) add the yolks of the eggs and beat then the milk To this add thoroughly the flour which has been previously sifted with the baking powder five times Then the flavoring (say one half teaspoonful vanilla and of lemon) teaspoonful Finally fold In the stiffly beaten whites put In the pan (one with a tube In the center) and bake in a quite hot oven until by Inserting a broom splint It will come out clean if done It usually requires from to of an hour for baking It la the way the cake Is put together that makes it such a success so do not shorten the process By the addition of a pack age of mince meat you will have a This recipe us very nice fruit cake tins makes lng three deep as fine a layer cake as one could wish for — Suburban Life NOVELTY- Part IN and Be not in use The chair is joined and resembles a camp stool The ironing board proper is hinged to the top o( the chair which forms one of its supports while an extra leg extends back under it The other end of the board restB on the kitchen table or on the window sill When not in use for laundering the board can be lowered and take along extra leg mentioned its turn acting as a support There on the board is a raised portion the purpose of holding the hot iron and not necessitating the use of a separate holder for that duty Potato Timbale up two pounds of mashed ol tablespoonfuls butter add two well beaten eggs and season with salt and pepper Butter a plain timbale mold sprinkle It with breadcrumbs and line the bottom and sides an inch thick with the potato Chop half a pound of cold puree beef mutton or bam and season with Put this in salt pepper and butter the center of the potato and cover it with the remainder of the potato and a in hot oven bake for 30 minutes Turn on a hot dish pour some brown sauce around the base of the timbale and serve Iieat with three Apple and Rhubarb Pudding Soak one pint of very fine bread umbs in one quart of milk until ey are soft then spread a buttered Bh with pared and cored sour apes cut as thin as a wafer lay over ese some thin slices of rhubarb at three eggs with pint of and milk the with mix gar and umbs pouring over the fruit set in pan of hot water In a moderate en to cook until the custard is Serve with m and apples tender eringues on top placing a bit of Jelly in each ring Washing Lace Curtains do up lace' curtains nicely with waeh and starch and or wringing rubbing Place on the line lengthways ite scallops together and pull the curtain straight The starch tick the oposite halves together The curtains ns being ’needed e straight and even and no be necessary— only a pressing scallops tretchers Shirred Oysters large oysters fine yolks of two eggs two of cream sufficient dry crumbs to thicken and salt and r to taste Fill the cleaned Put little with the la ture of butter on top and bake In a oven until lightly browned ip twenty-fivHe beaten ipoonfuls cold Onion Salad Spanish onion makes if sliced and salad oil and vinegar in the Spanlsh boiled excellent ssed with al manner BATTLESHIPS AMERICAN A Utah It was a Utah physician who after devoting years of study succeeded in concentrating ingredients which never failed to cure coughs and colds Chamber’s Cold Tablets are guaranteed to cure all affections of the throat and lungs If you will go to the dealer whose name is attached to this advertisement he will tell you that the proprietors of Chamber’s Cold Tablets authorize their agents all over the United States and Canada to sell this prescription on a positive guarantee to cure a cold in twelve hours and any case in 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remained days Emperor Nicholas did the’ United States the unusual honor of visitIn and officers vessels also Admiral the and fleet receive the Badger ing the palace in this city The fleet comprises the battleships Louisiana South Kansas and New Hampshire Carolina Use Electric Lights Why not?j PREVENT FIRES ARE WED I!') Couple Married Under Palm Park SPEEDING AUTO While Being Whirled Treee In Westlake Loe Angeles in the neighborhood of the fire has Los Angeles Cal — A novel wedding proved a most successful adjunct In It seems almost unnec- occurred the other day when Max fighting fires essary to call attention to tbe neces Botefuhr and Miss Avis C Doebler sity of providing at each mine ample daughter of William Doebler a renexinstallation of Comparatively storage of water properly conveyed tired capitalist were married In an In protected Fighting Appliances pensive pipes to possible danger automobile as the car glided under and Drills Would points the desirability of using larger the palm trees in Westlake park Regulations amounts of fireproof material in place The ceremonies Help Materially began at the Sevof wooden mine timbering or wooden enth street entrance and when the doors the proper disposal of waste car arrived at York — Herbert M New Wilson the Sixth street enand air fireproof manways shafts and the trance chief engineer of the bureau of mines happy young couple were In an address delivered at the annual the use of fireproof material as far as man and wife When the automobile possible in all surface structures with- entered the park Hev Cassius Morton meeting of the National Fire association in this city the other day said in fifty to one hundred feet of the Carter pastor of the First Baptist church arose with book in hand “We that failure to appreciate the serious- main opening td the mine” are standing here together in the ness of mine fires and a lack of adeGANDER ATTACKS BOY sight of God and man—” have resulted In PAPA quate fire protection "Go a little slower” said the bridegrothe loss of hundreds of lives and the “We want it all to hapdestruction of millions of dollars Defends Goslings Which Mrs Goose om-to-be Has Just' Hatched worth of property In the last few Out When pen in the park” Tbe minister continued: He Gets two declared of the that Youngster Ihqulsltlve years “To Join together In the holy bonds most serious disasters in coal mines of nlatrimony this man and this — ” Tex — Shaughnessy San Antonio In the last two years one at Cherry “Oh my hat!” exclaimed Miss Doebill in which 262 lives were lost and five years old and adventuresome' got the other at the Pancoast mine near too well acquainted with a wild gan- ler as the palm leaf became entanPa in which 74 lives were der near the deer range In the Bronx gled In a ribbon Scranton The minister continued: "If anyone lost originated from trivial causes zoo and as a result he will have a can show Just cause why they should exsore chin for a few days and ought to have been quickly tinguished without the sacrifice of huHarry and his brother William not be Joined together 1ft him now stand forward or forever—’’ went to the zoo and spied the ganman life “Don’t stop the car!” said Bote"The contact of several bales of der and his mate Tbe mate has Just fuhr “I want it to keep moving” bay with a blazing torch or an open hatched out some goslings “Hold his peace” the minister was The boys admired the goslings and miners’ lamp” said Mr Wilson While Mrs looking pretty serious up one ’caused the Cherry mine disaster with tried to pick “Do you Max Botefuhr take Avis the Its great loss of life and a total cost Goose chased William through Doebler to be your beloved—’’ af one million dollars of which $50000 fence her indignant husband grabbed “I wish papa was here” said Miss chin and had worried a day was spent in direct fire fighting Harry by the Doebler “he would enjoy this!” him along ten feet when an attendfor several days “W’lfe to honor and cherish until “The fire In the Pancoast mine ant rescued him The lad’s face was lacerated and death do you part?” killed 74 miners left 45 widows and ”1 do” said Botefuhr to was zoo taken office he the where 137 is fire dependent orphans This Avis Doebler “Do was dressed wound take Max you the known to have started in an underBotefuhr to be your beloved husband from some ground room presumably to honor and cherish until death do waste The fire was not City Builds 8ldewalks Conn— This city will you part?’’ New London thought serious until it had been burn“I do” said Miss Doebler This delay was In be tbe first in New England to undering two hours The car was within ten feet of the responsible for the take a uniform system of sidewalks large measure at the municipal expense The project Sixth street entrance when the mingreat loss of life you “Besides the loss of life fires have will cost nearly $150000 and work is ister said: “Then I pronounce ' man and wife’ cost much In money At Deadwood S to begin at once D $1000000 has been spent In fightIn a metal mine Today fires ing fire are raging in coal and metal mines In various parts of the country Some of them have got beyond control and have been burning for mapy years dehundreds of of tons thousands vouring doors which throws two large class of coal and miles of mine galleries Walla Walla’s Unique Institution rooms into communication with a One mine fire near Carbondale Pa Has Space for Playground small centrally located room where has burned out such a vast area of anis a starge thracite coal In the last ten years as The cloakroom feature of the open to result In a subsidence of the sur- Chief Feature of Building Is Its Flood halls is improved by the situation of face and destruction of surface propthe doorrf which make It possible for of Sunlight There Being as Many erty Near Summit Pa a fire which the pupils to come into the building Be Could as Windows Large has been burning 51 years is estimapass through the halls and enter the Put In Four Walls to have ted $25000000 destroyed schoolroom without confusion worth of coal Near Jobs O a tract The school Is supplied with a Walla Walla Wash — Flanked by of coal valued at several million dolbrary of 200 volumes which is to be roads which lead past soon lars has been burning since 1884 In converging increased with maps charts and to some of the deeper metal mines at fields and orchards and homes a globe and facilities for instructing Butte Mont fires have been burning tbe city and facing miles of rolling the eight grades assembled there unmottled with in the old timbers since 18S9 In tbe prairie gardens and der the direction of three teachers stands a Comstock vein In Nevada thousands groves and farm houses Playgrounds gardens lawns will of of feet of tunnels which had been building unique In the development be laid out on the tract opened and timbered at great expense the land of Marcus Whitman— Walla - a With plenty of land Walla’s model first “country-lifeare being burned out the board has felt playground "The mining engineers of the bu- school backed by the enthusiasm of Justified In making a lawn around the Among Walla reau of mines have made a careful a united school ‘board building and this will be done next Walla’s dozens of substantial and have study of fires in mines and preserved as a beauty spot mark the year which everywhere ri ached the conclusion that the IntroBack of the lawns win be an ample duction of comparatively inexpensive interest taken in educational matters playgrounds and the teachers’ cottage soon to the Prospect Point school fire fighting appliances the adoption The cottage will bj sunounded by a close its term is one of the best and the instituof proper regulations lawn and flower beds tion of a reasonable Larger plans are being entertained of fire system One of tbe finest features of tbe drills may minimize fires and confine for the development of Prospect Point site Is a water which the disright in others to a brief period of time with school and It is trict obtained with the five acres Out Life of little damage to life and property The charge of the State Country it is to be developed a water sysof this bureau have had Commission of which J L Dumas is tem fer the echoolhouse engineers and tenchers much success in combating mine fires a resident member cottage which will supply drinking two The building is of red brick through the use of the oxygen helmet water from a spring not wore than This is an apparatus that entirely stories in height surmounted by a two miles away and Irrigation fot It contains four large study lawns gardens anc flower beds withprotects the head and through which tower air is furnished artificially thus en rooms basement lunch rooms for both out any expense except Installation to auditorium and the wearer boys girls library abling explore the of a fire under conditions Roosevelt Jr of spacious halls open to the sunlight Wins Prize smoke and gas that would render his and storage room for fuel as well as Mass— Quentin Rouse Cambridge velt has won a prize for being the otherwise impossible approach By furnaces and lavatories The chief feature of the building is second highest In standing In hla tbe use of such an apparatus a number of fires have been promptly extin- its flood of sunlight which is let In class at the Groton school However ho does as many large windows as have not feel through the guished which would doubtless can be placed within the four walls ' weight of bis honor beyond spread and perhaps extended “That Is nothing” he said The library is tucked away oil the control “1 had the quick an- stair at a wide landing and auditori- much rather bo good at baseball and through "Chemistry alysis of gases at frequent Intervals um Is provided by opening sliding football” That’s the lighi to see your way clear by See SCHOOL FARM A MODEL Manager Manion and get wired Be Sevier Light Power & Milling Many Lives Lost in Recent Years From Accidents — Co- - 3 - GOOD THINGS TO EAT can always find them at the old You MEAT SAUNA LEHI A thoroughly Fruit etc & PETFR80V JR complete line of Mea’e You’ll alwaye find me SUPPLY CO ' Proprietor Grocertei Green in net door to the Grooeriee Fish Bank Call in Go to HOMER RASMUSSEN’S Cash Store for GENTS FURNISHINGS 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