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EMMIMPO INOMPRI11110 THE SACRAISEENTO 'APRIL' 6 1911 11 1 dr i A A 1 11 I' HE SACRAMENTO I3EE: THURSDAY 'M)RIL 6 1911 co IF)) znoarl 00 pip 00 use of LightWine A ILORET TA'S LOOKING-GLASS of Light Wine in 1 )---Li co IEDDMCOIE oo 00 Italy an Object Lesson 1 0 She Holds 1T1Eli 00 L23 ft IBI 3 Ell ADIFILIITHINIUMIrrIL 4 ---tN 141101 44 Alt to rI5 Al a 11K i i 0 i 4 Vs A -0 01 rkbIMIMMMMOngoort 1111 F0 i 1)1011 7--Iii 11177-711 gi 4011111111Wainragr do WISIIIIIIMIINVI Ilk IT 'I) tyszsitk oili- lb 11 0 Pi:" I ta A 1 Ar----- iv I en i She Holds accomu ligent travelers and supported by sin-In Paris where lunches are furnished free of charge by the authorities to poor children in some of the public schools wine mixed with water is served for the ohildren to drink This of course toes to Show the general belief 4n that country that the use of light wine does not tend to intimperance Mr Reed's reference to the circumstance that an Italian lad in the tow of Broderick not long ago got drunk and ehot his comrade is ridiculoualY illogical and irrelevant as an attempt to disprove or discredit anything in the letter he essays tO criticise There is nothing to show that the box had ever been trained to the temperate use of wine and it is far more likely on the contrary that he had received no such training and was misled by foolish and vicious American whisky-drinking customs into a carouse with his companions In any case an instance of this kind in California has no significance or value whatever so far as customs In Italy are concerned t- id Le ill do )t I i In a letter from Florence Italy pub clished in this paper on Thursday of last I week Editor IdeClatchy spoke of light Italian wine Re "the beverage of 1 the poorer classes" remarking that be Ibad yetto see a drunken man in Italy I-With respect to the common everyday 4 nee Of wine In that country he said: This plain narration of a fact is re I anectfully dedicated to the misguided I women et the who have 41 Increased drunkenness In the United lititates Army through the abolition Of 11 the canteen I Elsewhere in The Bee to-day api peara a communication from Hayward i Reedsof this city In which he takes ex caption to the editor's remarks about i wine and the II and points lout a fancied inconsistency In the editor's reference In the same letter to the usual Roman nobleman" as "a dead4 beat a libertine a drunkard and a i wife-beater" Now the editor did not say there were Intl drunkards In Italy but simply that Ihe had seen no drunken man In that country And big remarks about the of wino expressly related to "the Itoorer classes" The kind of "noble-linen" referred to does not confine his 1 to light wine nor is he likely to exhibit himself In public when Intoxicated I II 1th lhe IV uti IIP 1 W' th pe ce I wi 011 ta' be co wl 2: 642 be I us Vt0 Ittu dr to: did ap- You are the It la all very well this splendid ap- i You are the unfulfilled woman You pearance of independence that You are the wandering half of some human ole that you were meant to form make And you enjoy 11--now You wiAl nd none of the varied activities can revel in your footloosenesa and your compensate you for the one particufreedom lar line of self-development and happl- ness that you are missing Your char- But It cannot last Let me tell you I ity work and your advaneed study why I your traveling and your suffrage agiNature has no use for a bachelor i tating your church life and your so-maid She has no place for her in her icial diversion whatever takes the time scheme She does not count her as one that you must needs fill are but so ways to keep you from thinking of the essential figures in the pageant I many what you really want to do and be of her progress 1 of what you need to make you recog It does not change the state to call plus yourself as an essential' instead OLD MAIDENHOOD by a now and of an accessory creature somewhat more flattering name You I fuIlf7lul toll'e' hu tee ttion vmtahrartyw will oouf ogrhoyuolud are just exactly what your old-fash- the largest ClIBACPS for fullest growth toned prototype was It is more corn- Oh do not point to the unhappy fortable to be just that now than it married women you know and say you was then But you and she are the would rather be as you are You de- ceivteyiourself same even though you do look differ- ux im latter a rtRic A trxm arg JUL exactly WI lat your oto-fasn- the largest chances for fullest growth toned prototype was It id more corn- Oh do not point to the unhappy fortable to be just that now than it married women you know and eay you was then But you and she are the ewould roautrheerlf be as you are You de- same even though you do look differ- Marriage is a lottery a risk a You are the unfulfilled woman e) the wandering half of some human hole that you were meant to form And none of the varied activities eSti mpcnsate you for the one particu line of self-development and Mimi- em that you are Miming Your char- work awl your advaneed study Fur traveling and your suffrage agi- ting your church life and your so- al diversion whatever takes the time at you must needs fill are but so what you need to make you recog- any ways to keep you from thinking what you really want to do and be ze yourself as an essential Instead an accessory creature You ought to marry You should trill the destiny that will offer you largest chances for fullemt growth olii do not point to the unhappy arried women you know and say you wild rather be as you are You de- ive yourself Marriage is a lottery a risk a gain- It ig all very well this splendid ap- I You are the unfulfilled woman You pearance of Independence that you I are the wanderinghalfof some human gain-cut In the modern garb of larger 0P- Ible any uncertain thing you will But portunities and more varied activities i it is not CERTAIN regret It is not an 0 any uncertain thing you will But is not CERTAIN regret- It is not an THE iturroRy OF JOB Gauge Glass Cutter I An ingenious implement is the gauge glass cutter devised by a Massachusetts man It will cut any length tube from one-quarter of an inch to eight inches in length and will cut it with absolute accuracy The cutter consists of a graduated rod with a cutter wheel at the end and a handle The cutter wheel is Operated by pressing a little thumb grip near the handle The Gauge Glass Cutter I An ingenious implement is the gauge ass cutter devised by a Massachu- tts man- It will cut any length tube om one-quarter of an inch to eight in length and will cut it with solute accuracy The cutter con- Ste of a graduated rod with a cutter heel at the end and a handle The Ater wheel is operated by preasing a tie thumb grip near the handle The Told by Tablets Doting Book to 2200 The history of Job is much older than even the find Babylonian dynasty says Francois Martin a French archaeologist who reports in the Journal Asia-thine a discovery ha has made of three tablets with cuneiform writing dating back to the time of King Khanimurabi who flourished 2200 These tablets tell the story of a man who almost in the identical Biblical language "feared the gods and eschewed evil" and who nevertheless was plagued by a demon until he lay naked and covered with sores among the ashes When his faith has been tested he Is Once more raised to health and affluence by the god Marduk The similarity between the two stories is remarkable but Martin believes that his find though very ancient is not the record of the original conception If Martin Is right the story of Job would be about the oldest in the entire history of mankind There was nothing disrespectful in the editor's reference to the It was nothing more than has often appeared in these columns with regard to the fatal error made by that organization in bringing about the abolition of the canteen That abolition was a bad blunder and has greatly increased intemperance and vice among our soldiers is the general testimony of Army doctors officers and men Mr Reed virtually "gives away" his own case by him admission that the canteen is no doubt more desirable than "the average grog-shop which the soldiers frequent By closing the canteen the drove the soldiers who had been accustomed to drink beer to the drinking bells that cluster about the entranoes to Army posts where ingtea4 of beer they are led to drink the vilest spirits and to consort with the lowest of men and women Thus the good women of the certainly were "misguided" In the canteen nothing stronger than beer or light wine was sold and no intemperance-was permitted But even if it be usumed tbat some may be found among all of Italians that would not tend to Alsprove the fact of general sobriety the daily users of light wins by )nillions of people This is a znattr Of common observation by all in Italy and France if they be not blinded by prejudice Thus William Wheeler formerly of the United States Commission later Assistant Secretary of the United States Department of Commerce and Labor and now Manager of the Troditto Bureau of the Merchants' Exchange ot San Francisco writing from Washington under date of May 12 1908 to A Sbarboro of othe Italian-American Bank San Franeisco makes these statement: ini to tan loco 'bit WI ats De Ito 1Ms In othe TAPrOOED PATIENT I well recall your request that while in Italy I make particular effort to spy 'out drunken men I am glad to state Oat much to my surprise during the entire month which I spent there I did see one drunken man notwithstanding the fact that wine is the and universally con-Corned This confirmed the opinion 'previously conceived that Italy is in a temperance country I myself am a strong believer in and practitioner or temperance but not prohibition I ln 'out ha nt 'sts tim Bur pre tru am of 7- '1 -1 I 9 A 1 'Hier Had to Blot Out Pictures Before Turning Him Over to Names John Lindeman a sailor appeared at the St Louis City Hospital to be treated for pneumonia When physicians examined him they found the figure of a woman tattooed on his left forearm "The female nurses would all quit if we put this man in their care" said Dr Lamb Lindeman thinking they were admiring it said "There's another twenty on the other side of the arm" He turned the arm and disclosed another undraped women "We will hav3 to cut the pictures out before we can allow you to be taken to a ward" they told him Lindeman was willing and the mark were painted with iodine and blurred with indellible ink so that they do not show no The general use of light wines in the Latin countries of Europe and of beer In such countries as Germany and Al IS tria according to many high authorities undoubtedly tendi to diminish or discourage the drinking of spirits It would be far better for this country if these European habit were substituted In America hr the use of whisky and the pernicious and foolish habit of "treating" in saloons likewise done away with rod is thrust Into the glass tube to the distance which is to be cut and the cutter put into operation With a revolution or two of the rod the cutting wheel working on the inside of the tube bisects it at the point desired The operation requires only a few seconds and as can readily be understood the graduations on the rod enable the workman to graduate a tube by merely advancing tile rod a fraction of an Inch at a time and cratching the mark on the inside of the glass--O Wilkins Oreenfield Mass inventor el is thrust Into the glass tube to distance which is to be cut and the it ter put Into operation With a rev- ution or two of the rod the cutting heel working on the inside of the be bisects it at the point desired tie operation requires only a few see- ids and as can readily be under- ood the graduations on the rod en- lie the workman to graduate a tube merely advancing tge rod a frac- on of an inch at a time and scratch- the mark on the inside of the Wilkins Greenfield ams inventor It Up to the Bachelor Maid sense of belnic only halt accom- constant Queenstown!" THE SHAPES OF EGGS 464 A Timely Explamitte aching sense of being only half accomplished I have looked at bachelor maids with 1 such Interest and so conscientiouslx I 11 have heard the honest confessions of PA some of thorn who have achieved notable personal successes And I have yet i to find one who feels that her success I compensates for the loss of the joy and 1 sorrow the growth and the self-discovery which an come to the woman who marries And I have compared the regret of 11 the woman who has married unhappily with the regret of the woman who has not married at all One is the misery 11 (Conducted by Lillian Mason) Plain Nougat Have ready square shallow pans lined with paraffine paper or greased lightly with olive oil mix together a pound each of blanched almonds Sliced Bras-titan nuts English walnuts shelled And a quart of peanuts shelled and skinned put over the fire in a poreclain lined kettle two pounds granulated sugar and a cup of water stir until the sugar I Is dissolved no longer then boll without stirring until the syrup begins to slightly change color take quickly from the fire and having sprinkled the nuts in the pans to the depth of half an Inch pour over them the hot syrup until well covered stand in a cold dry place and when half cooled and stiffened mark Into tura 'tieing knife egsghtly oiled liome-Made Creamed Candy Put into an agate pan four cupfuls of granulated sugar one cupful of thick cream and two cups of water Stir until the sugar is dissolved add' one tablespoonful of butter and cnok without stirring for twenty minutes or' longer It must crisp when dropped Into cold water flavor as desired pour Into buttered plates and cool quickly When cool enough to handle take it and pull it until the mass feels smooth and velvety the longer it is pulled the more creamy it will be Draw into leng strips cut in small pieces and lay on waxed paper when sold pack in tin boxes that are air tight and it will be more creamy Another rule for cream candy calls for two cupfuls of granulated sugar one teaspoonful of flour one-half cup of vinegar one-half cup of cold water and flavoring Mix the sugar and flour together: add vinegar to the water and stir into the sugar and flour boil until it snaps but do not stir after putting it on to boilPour On to a buttered plate flavor and as soon as it is cold enough pull as long as you Paddock Telford French Fried Potatoem Pare potatoes and cut in eigths lengthwise so that the pieces will be long and narrow Drop into cold water for an hour then dry in a towel by shaking them about and patting Have a kettle of fat smoking hot and drop in a few pieces of potato to test it When done a light brown drain the potatoes on paper laid over wire strainer and sprinkle with salt Serve with Gen Weld Lobster a la Decimate Remove the meat from a two-pound lobster and cut in small dice Clean the tall large claws and body shell and brush over with olive oil Scald one cup white stalk and one cup thin cream with one-half inch bit of bay leaf and a small piece of onibn This white stock may be made from veal or chicken or by cooking the small pieces of lobster shell in water for half an hour Mix two rounded tablespoons flour one-half teaspoon salt one-eighth teaspoon paprika and a few grains nutmeg and stir them Into two rounded tablespoonfuls hot butter Strain the hot liquor In the flour mixture and stir well as it thickens Add one teaspoon minced parsley a few gratings of lemon rind and One teaspoon juice Stir in the well-beaten yolks of two eggs and the lobster meat Fill the shells arrange on a pan like a whole lobster cover the meat with cracker crumbs moistened in melted butter and bake until the erumbs are brown The crumbs and baking may be omitted and the mixture served as a rich creams' lobster garnished with pastry Mary Lincoln Herb Teas Put a large piece of compressed dried herhs into a pitcher and pour on two pints of boiling water Cover and let stand twenty minutes set in a dish of hot water but not where it will cook or boll for this will give a rank strong drink Catnip penny-royal and other: teao ace made In ibis wity Slippery Pim Tea Break slippery elm bark into small Pieeem tuld pour boiling water over Let stand a half hour where it will keep hot then use as it drink when suffering from a cold Add sugar and' It liked some lemon or orange juke Pi Tra Put half a cup of whole flaxeeed into a pitcher pour on One quart of boiling water end let stand where it will keep hot Strain add lejmlit Juice and 1 sugar to' taste Heil Pepper Tea for Cough Make a tett from red Pepper plds am strong as can be taken comfortaLlY Keep a cup at hand end take a teaspoonful am often as the patient can bear it The tea is warming tones the stomach which so often becomes Weak-cued by grip The tea can be taken in addition to any prescription given by a pilyelcian ADVERTIsEMENTS ONP -'A Ni 0 0 OA I I 1 1 )1 Strong a Gargielers Notv Spring jon-1 12-1 Only coo ujj Pair 1 1 I 1 )1 LIIgraV11114ZAUFIPII)-1b TA Cash Checks 7th and Sts Ati 1 A little late this year but the Strong and Garfield ractory is one of the busiest high-grade shoe factories in America and promptness in deliveries is not one of their strong points Well worth waiting for however for a handsomer Lot of high-grade men's footwear it has never been our pleasure to see And our price is from 50c to $150 lower than these same shoes are sold for in other cities Three swell new oxfords over the nobby Broadway last with high toe and military heel Finest selections of russia tan calf gunmetal calf and sterling patent colt Also a new russia tan model over the full high toe Tremont last $550 a pair A new Russia tan blucher lace over the smart high-toe Wall Street last and a similar model in fine Golden Brown kid over the shapely Madison last $550 a pair Many other styles in fine patent colt velour calf gunmetal calf box calf and vici kid blucher or button models extreme or conservative types All at $550 a pair with one exception at $600 Strong and Garfield's famous Non-Aqua Surveyors' bootees 14-inch $950 17-inch $1050 Soli Sacra-pinto agents for this famous make TALKING MONKEY IS SOLD II500 Prise In Installed In New Home at Bronx Zan Susie the champansie brought from Africa by 140f Richard I Garner has parted with the man who declares she talks Prof Garner has sold her to the Bronx Zoo of New York and the Is there now She was placed in a cage in the monkey house and was soon chattering to Baldy with whom she speedily developed great friendship Her former owner who patted with her for $500 spent years in African Jungles When he reappeared In this country he declared he had isolated twenty words of the speech of mon keys Susie came along to demonstrate the professor's assertions The Right ileac (From the Fliegende Blaetten) "And when shall I take the sleeping draught doctor?" "Well about fifteen minutes before 700 go to sleep" AMITSEMENTS EDGAR STRATIOSCII Manager All 'Thin Week Nightly NEL and Ned Barge's Matinees All dent 25e The Henry McRae Stock Co In the Romantic and Historical Drama "When knighthood Was in Flswer" Special Scenery Beautiful Coutumeo Seuts at Theater and Catlett's Drug Shiro Prices 26c 36o and tiac Box 8'itts Vc Next play potinnencing titindav Mat April 9 Ilarunt" GRAND Direvilon Sullivan and Considine ------WEEK OF APRIL 2ND The Chomp tutu Extra Added of the Attrnetion DAVID The Planers nt'ilMOLER In the the Boy Crystal Tank Puderewaki 8 ACTS-4 Matinee Daily 8 it tn lee and sito Shown Nimatir 7:43 and 0:15 IIe and 23e 1 theaea I lenryLcusces Le Henry mgr Thursday April 6 Beautiful a nd Realletie Comedy of 'Modern Life The Climnyt Musteal Theme by Joseph earl Breit Ploy of Sweetnss Cireerfulness and Strength Year Weber' Theater New York elle 0 Months Grand Opera 11011111 "Getn or purest ray Tithes Seats On sale flar 75e WrIgnaralt I Leather Lasting matekial of high quality is what goes into our leather "goods The stock we carry is ex- ceptionally complete something for every need For men we have Purses Card Cases Cigar Cases Pass Cases and Collection Wallets For ladies we hays Writing Portfolios Lap Tables Card Cases Purses and Hand Bags WaLi Stationery nt Company 923 St Main 373 We are now --Located---1 iI our now 7-story fire-proof Class A Bank and Office Building corner of and Eighth Streets Our banking room and vaults are the best in California Our Safe Deposit Boxes are ready to rent We Will be pleased to have IIyou call and inspect our new quarters' People's -Savings Bank of Sacramento Cal Send for Our Booklet by Mail" ias Kp I ACRAIIIMKTO enu Milkeine Kryptok Lenses I I Ids It Up to the Bachelor Maid II 'Youlaching sen se of being only half accom- plished 0 I have looked at bachelor maids with such interest and so conscientiously I 1 have heard the honest confessions of le gram a (marigold some of there who have achieved note- ble pereonal successes And I have yet i to find one who feels that her success I IMO compensates for the lose of the joy and I ggilingellieMMEngegnes01 sorrow the growth and the self-dis- covery which can come to the woman Noiv Spring 14 who marries 1) with the regret of the woman who has 4 And I have compared the regret a the woman who as married unhappily i 1 I Only 55 so Pair not married at all One is the misery i 0 1 1101011111111 of realization the other the agony of 10 0 0 the unfulfilled 01 0 Listen you fine sensible bachelor A little late this year but the Strong and Garfield 1 I maid: Do not let the fashioe-plate girls i i and the social octoputies in hobble ractory is one of the busiest high-grade shoe factories skirts get all the good men They will 1 in America and promptness in deliveries is not one of I if you do not go in to win A good their strong points man is just as good for you as he is for a foolish virgin And you are Well worth waiting for however for a handsomer Lot of hi vastly better for him Let him see 1 it how nice you are ee high-grade men's footwear as never been our pleasure to see And our price is from 50c to $1 lower than these same shoes are sold for in other 1 i sritialmms 50 1 1 cities Three swell new oxfords over the nobby Broadway 1 (Conducted by Lillian Mason) 0 last with high toe and military heel Finest selec- tions of russia tan calf gunmetal calf and sterling 1 Plain Nougat 1 Have ready square shallow pans lined patent colt Also a new russia tan model over the full with paraffine paper or greased lightly high toe Tremont' last $550 a pair with olive Oil mix together a pound each of blanched almonds sliced Brae- A new Russia tan blucher lace over the smart high- 0 titan nuts English walnuts shelled and toe Wall Street last and a similar model in fine Gold- o04 a quart of peanuts shelled and skinned put over the fire in a poreclain lined en Brown kid over the shapely Madison last $550 a --of 1 I kettle two pounds granulated sugar pair I and a cup of water stir until the sugar IS dissolved no longer then boll with- Arany other styles in fine patent colt velour calf out stirring until the syrup begins to I gunmetal calf box calf and vici kid blucher or but- 1)1 i slightly change color take quickly 4W from the fire and having sprinkled the ton models extreme or conservative types All at 4 nuts in the pans to the depth of half an $550 a pair with one exception at $600 0 strong and Garfield's famous Non-Aqua Surveyors' I i it 1 11 lurithil vvp eo lulr oovveerer dt them ndt 1 lien 1 dsy rdurpy place and when half cooled and stif- fened mark into tarp 'tieing knife egightly oiled Home-Made Creamed Candy Put into an agate pan four cupfuls 1 11 of granulated sugar one cupful of thick cream and two cups of water bootees 14-inch $950 17-inch $1050 Soli Sacra- 0 mento agents for this famous make I 1 i VEIVI40 3 glc -MI ---ri 1 11 tr' Stir until the sugar is dissolved add' one tablespoonful of butter and cook 1 III 1Z without stirring for twenty minutes or' i longer It must crisp when dropped 1 lee 11 Into cold water flavor as desired pour ta 7th and Ms When into buttered plates and cool quickly void Cash Checks When cool enough to handle take it 4 and pull it until the mass feels smooth and velvety the longer it is pulled the egskeusammetteleate aurMosrasmIHMaumate Amewsmattaa0 more creamy it will be Draw into t--- lent strips cut in small pieces and lay TALKING MONKEY IS SOLD on waxed paper when sold pack in tin boxes that are air tight and it will be Leather more creamy WO Prize Is Installed In New Home at Bronx Zoo Another rule for cream cendy calls yinzhtnml frtitilehis arcrI Garner one teaspoonful of flour one-bait cup parted with the man who Idellag rcilahieters' lies Aione of vinegar neagaorr1 non -h lf cu he sugar talks Prof Garner has sold her to 'the ee for two cupfuls of granulated sugar Aeetliete the Mix atp of scuog id water and flavoring Ur00 the Bronx Zoo of New York and flour together: add vinegar to the is there now She was placed In a t'ag ne 'crater and stir into the sugar and nk a ildi oyu i ahn was flour boil until it snaps but do not oo stir after putting it on to Pour Lasting matekial of chattering to she speedily developed great friend- high quality is what goes on to a buttered plate flavor and as ahi soon as it Is cold enough pull as long as you cam he Paddock Telford Her former owner who peeeted with into our leather goods for $500 spent years in African The stock we carry is ex- French Fried Potatoca jungles When he reappeared In this Pare potatoes and cut in eigths country he declared he had isolated ceptionally complete lengthwise so that the pieces will be twenty words of the speech of mon something for every need THE SHAPES OF EGGS long and narrow Drop into cold water keys Susie came along to demon- For men we have for an hour then dry in a towel by strata the professor's assertions 1 shaking them about and patting Have Purses Card Cases Cigar a kettle of fat smoking hot and drop In i Cases Pass Cases and Col- a few pieces of potato to test it When The Right ilme I done a light brown drain the potatoes (From the Fliegende Blaetter) leetion Wallets On paper laid over a wire strainer and "And when shall I take the sleeping For ladies we have sprinkle with salt Serve with draught doctor?" Gen9 Weld "Well about fifteen minutes before Writing Portfolios Lap Lobster a la Beelliamel you go to sleep" I Tables Card Cases Remove the meat from a two-pound purses and Hand Bags lobster and cut in small dice Clean the tall large claws and body shell AMUSEMENTS ld and brush over with olive oil Sca one cup white stalk and one cup thin Stationery cream with one-half inch bit of bay irillEA TM 7 ahl leaf and a small piece of Thie (11 white stock may be made from veal i Company or chicken or by cooking the small DIERENBRO pieces of lobster shell in water for half eee- ell re Iftssii rid- 923 St Main 373 an hour Mix two rounded tablespoons flour a one- A half teaspoon salt one-eighth tea- EDGAR STRAKOSCH Tanager fi 'Thin Week Nightly Set cud Sam i spoon paprika and a few grains nut- are now IIIISISIIIIS Matinees All Seats 25e 'lb meg and stir them Into two rounded tablespoonfuls hot butter Strain the Henry McRae Stock Co spoon minced parsley a few gratings "When knighthood Was in Flswer ant hot liquor in the flour mixture and In the Romantic and Historical Drama stir well as it thickens Add one tea- '-1docated of lemon rind and one teaspoon juice spavini scenery Beautiful Costumes 171 Stir in the well-beaten yolks of two lel our now 7-story fire-proof settle at Thea'ter and Catlett's Drug eggs and the lob meat at Fill the Store NO p306Touanndu Aline Class A Bank and Office shells arrange on a pan like a whole Box tieittSe Vct lobster cover the meat with cracker Sundae Mat April 9 Hanon" Building ilding corner of and crumbs moistened in melted butter and bake until the crumbs are brown The Eighth Streets Our banking crumbs and baking may be omitted and room and vaults are the best the mixture served as a rich creamed' inheter garnished with pastry pointsr A' CLN in California elary Lincoln Direction Sullivan and Considine Herb Teas ---K Our Safe Deposit Boxes Put a large piece of compressed dried WEEK OF APRIL 2ND 0 are ready to rent pints of boiling water Cover told lt herbs into a pitcher and pour on two The Extra Added 1 of the Attraction stand twenty minutes set in a dish DAVID We Will be pleased to have The Fleecy SHOOER you call and inspect our new of hot water but not where it will cook la the or boll for this will give a rank strong Crystal Teak the Boy Paderewskl quarters' drink Catnip penny-royal and other: teao ace made in this why 1 ACTS-4 PeOple 9 Slippery Elm Tea Matinee Daily 8 tn Itte Break slippery elm bark Into small and Me ineeem aitd pour boiling water over Twee Shows Nightly 2:43 and Let stand a half hour where it will Mite ilic cad 23e Savings keep hot then use as drink when 't saltugs Bank suffering from a cold Add sugar and'F 4 if liked some lemon or orange juice A Timely Explanation Pi Tee Of Sacramento Cal i Put half a cup of whole flaxseed into Send for Our Booklet i io Li a pitcher pour on one quart of boll- ing water and let Wand where It will sugar taste Make a tea from red Pepper rd hot Strain add lejmln ds juice and Banking by Mail" rlu Li lied Pepper Tea for Cough Gleeea le I I enry Leusces Henry Mgr Thursday April 6 A-- Ley' exee '''-'-e-ee N' if ahtilitli) 'ti4N I ae strong as can be taken comfortaelY Keep a cup at hand and take a teas- poonful am often as the patient can stomach which bec bear it The tea is warming tones the Th so often I 1 at omesweak- ened by grip The tea call be taken In nen to any prescription given by mician 'Modern Life Beautiful and Realletic Comedy of CU a Musical Theme by Jos Strength Play of Sweetness re a lefneirlfeuainpalreZund IMIZR) RE A I I IN IN SADRAMBINTO Kryptok Lenses Theater New York cur Maltarraf ADVERTISEMENTS 0 Mouths Grand Opera 11101110S Chicano fUnnine 'I in es "Gem of pureet ray eats on sale Vic 75e el 1 I i 10 Lenses It Up to the Bachelor Maid I latching sense of beinic only half pltshed It Testimony of this kind be Quoted from many reputable and Intel SERVANT GIRLS TO DE AUCTIONED a COMMISSION CHARTER FOR VHF CITY OF SACRAMENTO' TACOMA ELECTION RESULTS INDICATE FARTETVS RECALL Se Many Want Them at Oregon Capital That They Will COMIllaild Premiums Two Wisconsin servant girls who are coming to Salem Oregon during the present colonist rush will be auctioned off to the highest bidders so many applications having been matte for them to Manager A Hofer of the 'Salem Board of Trade When Manager Hofer announced that they were coming housewives here began to flood him Olth applications and forty families are now on the waiting list If the girls consent they VII be disposed of on the block and the premiums paid wii be turned Over to them How They Correspond to She of Layers (From Scientific American) There was recently had before the Zoological Society of London a mathematical discussion of the differences In the shapes of eggs A few eggs like these of the owl and the tortoise are spherical or nearly so a few like the grebe's or the cormorant's are elliptical with symmetrical ends the great majority like the hen's are Ovid or blunter at one end than the other The hen's egg is alvlays laid blunt end foremost Eggs that are the most unsymmetrical are also eggs of large size relative to the parent bird The yolks of eggs are spherical whatever the form of the entire egg may be: This has been shown to be due to their being enclosed in a fluid the "white" which 'nukes the pressure everywhere on the wirface of the yolk practically ow They Correspond to She of Layer (From Scientific American) There was recently had before the )ological Society of London a math natical discussion of the differences the shapes of eggs A few eggs ke those of the owl and the tortoise -e epherical or nearly so a few like le grebe's or the cormorant's are liptical with symmetrical ends the reat majority like the lien's en's are Id or blunter at one end than the her The hen's egg is always laid it end foremost gge that are the most unsymmet- eat are also eggs of large size rela- ve to the parent bird The yolks of go are spherical whatever the form the entire egg may be: This has (11 shown to be due to their being iclosed in a fluid the "white" which akes the pressure everywhere on the trtitee of the yolk practically con- After the way the Commission scheme of government has fared in a year's trial at Tacoma under Mayor Fawcett's administration it is surprising that he should have polled such a large vote In the recall election Fawcett received 7363 votes his principal antagonist Seymour 8665 and the Socialist candiblate 2303 As under the Charter a candidate to be elected must receive a majority of the votes cast Seymour could have won with Only 500 more vote bat Few cett needed 1803 more than he got: Seymour and Fawcett will be the only candidatee at another election to take place on April 18th and it is probable that the former will win 0-4 One Tiaing she Held Fast (From Youth's Companion) A noted southern -music teacher was giving a lesson to a talented but careless pupil and was rapidly becoming impatient with her Finally at a most complicated part of a difficult piece the pupil lifted her hands from the piano and made a wide dash for her handkerchief to stop a threatened sneeze It was the laid straw "Oh" exclaimed the teacher thrusting her own handkerchief at her "was there ever such a girl! You lose your position you lose your fingering you lose your lose everything!" "Oh no" 'responded the pupil with a twinkle "tiot everything! I haven't lost my Companion News to Her (From Tit-Hits) Are you not glad to set foot on terra firma?" asked a lady of an old friend who had just landed from an American liner "Terra firma?" was the response "Dear me! I thought this was News to Her (From Tit-Hits) "Are you not glad to set foot en rra firma?" asked a lady of an old lend who had just landed from an rnerican liner "Terra firma?" wail the response war niel I thought this was Queens- The Sacramento Civic League is to told its annual banquet on the evening of Friday April 7th and proposes then If decide upon the action which it will take in the election of a Board of Keeholders and the adoption of a tommission form of government for this city The Civic League is the only organlsation of the kind in Sacramento and lt is eminently proper that it should take charge of the matter name a freeholders' ticket and enlist the services its mentbership in the fight for a Vommlasion form of government The Civio League is an open forum bolds no eecret meetings welcomes 'every citizen who feels interest in discussing and solving the grave problems of cittsenship and has done much through its Saturday talks to spread the gospel of progress The Bee that it will decide actively to enter Into ito campaign that it will select fifteen freeholders competent to frame a Charter and free from suspicion of ulterior motive and that through such a Charter Sacramento may speedily get rid of on)" Of the obstacles which clog her progress In this connection the volunteer work being done by the Charter Committee of citizens now busying itself in the matter will undoubtedly prove of greatest value Buffalo Bill admits that many other men are more fit than he to be United States Senator from Arizona which is modtsty that few persons may have thought him capable of It must be conceded however that be would make one or Ott most inter-sting and picturesque long-haired gentleman who ever sat in the Senate William Randolph Hearst went to Chicago to superintend the camPalan of Carter Harrison and now regards hip election as a great personal triumph for himself Neither the Mayor-elect nor the voters had much to say about it it)1 of tP tak Kt Ise it 1st hol Vol 1 hp: ctu of ttu thi Int let Cb tel Cb ri he Cli vo bt do ot til hi Cihi ft4 of hI ut Cl at A New Profenitom (Prom the Cleveland Plain Dealer) "I understand Mir friend is artis: tie" "oh yes he is a sculptor's modiste" -Eh! What's that?" "Why he drapes nude statutes In fussy neighborhoods" Justified (Prom Judge) 'did Henpeck leave the church? told ItlJn marriages were made in heaven A New Prevision Prom the Cleveland Plain Dealer) "I understand your friend is artis oh yes he is a sculptor's modiste" 1M! What's that?" "Why he drapes nude statutes in 'say neighborhoods" ----ie-- Justified (From Judge) 'did Henpeck leave the lurch? dy told him mar- ages were made in heaven There were Leta women registered for the election an while all of them did not vote any more than did all of the registered men it may be taken for granted that they generally were opposed to Mayor Fawcett on account of the ealoott affiliation imputed to him Fawcett undertook to backfire on this sentiment by advocating the Antitreattng ordinance but probably Only a few women voters were beguiled by that artifice Fawcett was temporarily saved by the maloonmen and thome who treat their friends and Hite to be treated hluyor Fawcett has been eritioised not only on account of his alleged friendliness for the saloons hut also for the failure he and his offielal eolleagues have made of the new form of government liij the city The Commie-donors whom he Is one Inetead of acting in concert in all large matters of public concern and acting simply as administrators In their Individual ccpacities on what has been decided upon colleetively have worked at (Tose put' poses most of the time mince they took 1 iifflue The result has been hickeringe and inismanegement and 105000 (Wed to the cost of govtrnment In one year The vote In the recall eleetion le eerkainly a repudintion of al I though It wee not decisive The Ideal Marriage (From Success Alagazinel When the husband gets ready in reward his wife as an equal partner in the marriage firm instead or as an employe with one share in a eompany or as merely a housekeeper when he is wining to regard his Income as umeh his Wire's as his OWII Had not put her in the position Of a beggar for every penny she gets: when he Yin grant her the same Privileges he demands for hbuself: when be is Wing to allow his If to live her own liro in her own way With-(hi trying to "boss" her we shall have true marring-en happier homes a higher civilisation firing Ilim Wroin the 'Red Hen) Vttitt it that said It he eould muke the 101110t Of I he pegiple lip wouldn't vitro who made the lawe? 311111tIfilt 1010w J1h( It heIt the chap NV Wu making' the 'tongs of the people nowadays il just like tO the notiting of the IHAVA a little while' That's all! ---O 4- littlent itiptinerip rort opllt aill I NIP- (Profit Chicago Journal 411 81 i NEIgnMaki I the port In 1nonn ORM where the first roreignork Parlogneme merehante landed 228 veers ago It la i (MP nt I he rive flint Important porta of I "14) hnnw that Illlve 16 the ettuntrr with ponnintion of 'Ai that im why you never I 410 all el a AUTO TRUCKS rcKs blind?" National Bank ot Mills ersCo i 1 Ira Pit 41: ea Ile oft I IC Of in At tillT3TAVeA1 meg cluck" The impresnion gained 14 chancellor Day of Syraeust Iniveteitc after hie political controverlies thnt he knows it all Is somewhat modified by his admission that he knows kill Lomat a woman than any other subject on earth lo hi Kt hi a Girtevu Henry Immosoem lienry'Mar To Do Your Long Distance flouting Country Trips a Specialty uraTcH DRAYAGE WAREHOUSE 00 Mono Mt 1215 Frost Of Hauling clang USE co room Pt A Heller Way (rounded NACU FIN'r0 A 111FORNi One Alight Friday April 7 LE LA t7(414 OEN leti Capital ani Surplus One Million Dollars DOCKSTADER eoolomog minor a Sito Iton )Iton A ti I Bookies Illuninena NWTLAI DINSOTORS Their Ibtmove to Their Now Nowt 1400 BT Tot Main 188 ORS mime to rain 188 's ANn 20th MCENTURY INSTRELS Great Connoan'e of Singer' Dancer' and Comedians Look for the Ms street parade at noon on "Minstrel Day" SEATS ON SAL SEATS ON SA 1 1 Tito connection between it fine and a fake bomb in Judge Lancotirt-room is not obviotts The Chicago police do not suspect that John 1) Rockefeller placed it there nor that lie 111111 joined the Pluck tiand Society of Immortals A so-called "fireprool" building is no guarantee that life is safe from fire in It because It very name ma) have encouraged carelesaness se to escapes and inflammable material 4 The molt expert fashion page fore' canter is unable to telt from the tgne what other monstrous thing III follow the harem silt In feminine adorn- 1 ttt7 tn have earelion esee II to el capes and infiammable materi al Th moult expert fashion page fore- is unable to tell from the Om ni hat other monstrous thing will follow the harem ail In feminine adorn I fir a In It 110011E 1 ft6: OW The laroteet vetotels In the woril call enehor It Ile epaelotim harbor 4 Wratio inspreetslom tioroto London ()pinion) Pair Mr Hirnear thnee ostriehee over there ore simply i)er reel! You should never paint any (lag time hilt hirte Artiet (eadly)--Thotio ro not otitriches trimaani 'hey tiro ft 11 Ron Over the tinnier (Front tho P1 hu Post) 'How tope the war KO Wkliell elite No( tho hdvantage now?" "Things are mill rolher evenly bal The rettolarn anti the revolit tIonletn have each nined rniltil A litreirb of Imetittetion (Prom gketrm) The Is the matter With baby? maam wag only tryin' th mike 'tin smile wIth the glove 'stretchers now7" Ar4 In RavanIng "Things aro at rollipe OVenly bid kneed The restilars nod the revolit tionists have ench itwit A rPctuit A iltroill et Intnainettes he oth (Prom on) Is with baby? the noltter ma 'am woo only tryin to make Itn smile with the glove stretchers Interest Paid on Term Certificates of Deposit Certificates ot peposit 1 I Nothing dampens the ardor of pat rintiam in effectually ee the omen of a l'ilesican prison fact which the Amor Scan youths caught fighting on the in aurrecto side fully realize lust' now Occasionally Hearst gets back of wins Ito is bound to hit It some time In this came the candidate happened to be "surething" No great strain will be imposed upon O'Gorman the new Senator from New York to be better than Chauncey wins Ile is bound to it It some time In this came the candidate happened to be "surethins" -e lo great strain will be imposodlcaster upon O'Gorman the new Senator from New York to be better than ri 241 Sc at illiatOA 1 it 12604 nfr iN 1 tiegoow mint "1 nevor thenw wity old Junk for that would make me wantertil" "What do you do with It?" "I give It away fall charltabliktt DIRECTORS: Dillman Prosidont NV Politic Vico-President Anderson VicPresident Drescher Weinstock Wm Menace Arthur III Miller IL Pierce Cashier billistieldAsst Cashier PAIITAGES 01 fittInAT VAUDEVILLE WHMIC WAY The four NORRINS teseetional Dieted Let Pnpperted tor "e4EATI1110 ACTIeed IMUIUGULIN CWIVING Co Mauling In an branches: eine andi heavy machinery our env Malty Ill Ike Pima 411S 0111111111111110 Mewling In str branches: natal andi henry machinery our ape Malty ill It Pima 411S i I AMEN theeased HOUSE AO stillt Ir pAIITAGES OF HITS MEALGinn ki Ponts Vire-President Anderson ViePresident fittln4T VAUDEVILLE DWIVINII Co Drescher If Wein TIll stock WHI WAY I Wm Rehm Arthurhl Miller The four NORRINS Mauling In an' branches: sates "I nevor throw away 014 Junk for that would make me wasteful" -What do you do with it?" It Pierce Cashier ands heavy machinery our eye I Dope Mint l' Ix ittlefield Ass Ca shier illeolistioaal phial Lel Mall' ill ll MI Ill" 414 supported by "I siva It away and fest charitable" wYEATVIIII AOT114 0 TT tglAsmomm I CM mol Wes our ope 411S.