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m m m m
Grand Prize Contestants Sure to
Have a Fast ?rack To-day.
HEMERY INJURES FINGER
jg Favorite, However, with Wag?
ner, Driving a Fiat Car,
Second Choice.
Contestants tn
Grand Prize *Race
j*B?nBer< f:,r Drtsei.
41 li?t .Lssds Wngnaa
.; !'?>l?e Hummer ?,. l>|s|,rnv\
4j nal? k .r. ?as.,.
w thhaU PsBiall . I.. A. Mitchell
45 I safa* Halnh M ni for?!
4? - Mara?an i??.i> gsaranna
47 . Mrm faillie Heurnc
4i? l'i' i>. Brass gaaaa
49 M. k llurrv < i.bc
m Abbi.tt-i.vtri.it . ,.?. lAaBbsaa
51 MafBMa ( . l'at-cliKe
}? Heu? I.. \. Berudoll
53 fi ?' ? alel? Ilrimn
54 M? tem?ma Bpenesr Wlsteui
is . Msseedso Raten Da Inteaa
IS. Hen/ Victor?, llenierv
> ??? Th? Trtbai
innah, MOT. ???A clear, cold day,
??v ' S the ooinli
tions ; to-nlghl tar the
Prrz< rao which will start at I o'clock to
l ? B tune of the weather ea
jverts be able to see rain indi?
cations, bui they arc ?strictly In the minor?
ity '?
? it with care, for al]
T '?.?tioll;- of the
r.
I
con:; :? ?? . To-day n
coir-."' ? of the Automoi Ile Club <?f Amer?
?
i ha?
rnlng th?. Interna
mplicated, but li
them Hep the certultity of a
safe rs ideally it Is raquired only
that tic i ara i rtain width
; I'- d with a r?'
and that they I -ruc.ed
a? t n.intB and the
? a h ? line tl l *a**efu] ex
amir.? ' i. weak spot
in the entire Held, no that sv
?? tbe BUM
Bena machina to be pOoted by Hem
er la the act.ml favorite, wit
and I *fv*hen the
ui k-d Bena is also favored over
Fia'., U th the M [??saler and Mar
m?n al oui oQually wuil liked for tbe minor
positions There has baen ? graai deal
I an about the Into entry of the
? ? ?
?
Igalnnt their being allowed to!
the ram ? com- ?
ha? both rules and im ? ?*
I ; ?>ort of Its actlOl -ptlng
?
it vv. Bomery had
Buffered u painful mishap to-day, although
ifcih to affect his driving
removing a tire from hla c it about
Bngar of lita right hand
aught and one of the ligament? torii
A ! .'.?? -:r:an applied B ? keep
down tbe inflammation It will
be painful In the running of Um mee, but
th?..-- la no doubt that }l?n,?.*->? will slick
to the car throughout.
result oj the Vanderbilt ?'up Race ;
and tin- amgah - ad In it by |
Mulford's winning L ted aj
' doubt into the mind? of !
: .*. :*it' l**tatod In the ?
u.r.n'iv. lor Inatance, admita thHt !
BtltOI BO :
Baya be n. i for a i
had anything to
? iiom tl ? machines. I
Raw : he Americans s real fac-;
th the
car h
I th- favorites are ?--atisiied arithtbej
outlook
"Our cars are in perfect condition,'' said
'bdlnndT. of the Fiat < ompany, to
? ? ? i ? ' ? '
will furn:
? r i wouic i- si absolutely < ??
? in Wagt
driver who? than
'.. and
n a muddy elre
I'ro'li' h. "t th? I'" I ?
? r th?
< ? in th?- expectation
ads .:
faga
. -.
! Il, who 1. i'.-' had l:- i' <? in
'
'
With ci*edlt Herrar-. I expect to 1
. . . there
i? no ? fol driver.
Afraid ol '!;? Loster X" I wouldn't be
suip-.-- tan by two lapa
Th i a the long
i*- ? ?.' them con?
t
"I ?-.?.,'.!. \ o|
m tors In tl ? v..ii.i. 'i.ii? Cup
-
?ml t
such a car. ' ?ever, la a
dift. rent ] ad will
?
Met the ".'ir*.- is I ?
? winner
of
No?
that
that tic
?
?mon-.
I , much time
ill ?
'
hand<
lb r ...
hav.
l: ??
?
?HI I o. th? m i
'
? I? of
*** ldn<i ;? .), v i.,, t, ],.
? ::.? 1"! ad
bntaieni ii.. ] oui thoroughly
?in.?- *,?,
hBtuw-nt , i va tu? h it will i
ly all tin drivtTH an v. .
htih u.. ir i noth
?
I ,.ii but made only one
? .
how : Il.V (lii-i.K ? ??
Th- rinab ever ? ater
1?. I./?- to-morrow Tin
?**aadsutnd? on Monda Had almost
with people who I
? ?in lor the two ?laya, l'or to-nior
J'* * .aa? I trains an
????ini Pom
that
5 :,.alio:. Will 111
t.i . . _
BOYS READY FOB FMY
Championship Gridiron Games
To Be Played To-day.
CLINTON SLIGHT FAVORITE
Injuries to Commerce Men Gives
Rivals an Advantage in
Contest.
will be aoonded on the Intera?
He football ? . tgmen
"ii local srUUroaa I
11" oenteel ?arlll definitely aeti
chami k>neblp of Brooklyn and |
<'???? 'ii. oral mtl. : ??j ,.!
holaatlc Cootbal Itwo atai ti i
achoola will battle for the etipremacy of
t!i<- sreater dty, while the boya acroea the
brMse irlll bave to content themaelv? i
local honora Da Witt CTttntoa ami the
* bool of win tifht for the
championahlp of sreater Near tork nt
' ?'?.."!)'? Park thla afternoon The
will i" pin nt I o'clock. Braamua Hall
liich Beholo .-.rid "Poly. Pi*ep." win claah
in Waahlnstoti Park
Manual Trainlns Hlsb School and the
Miu'1) s. boo] nil Imeet al Ra? l
Park. Conit-etrclal Hlsh Beholo and I
t Lttla nt C itn? 'lirciii! Fiel.;
?' o'clock this mornlnf,
? ton have met on the
srldli in tha peat Ooin
. ' : ?
while twice the elevena imtti?-?) to I
ral sai k . play? d In II :. n aolt?
ti ti.? at r. t,, s while laal
; other to i acoreleaa U< ?Cita
? ? y o\er Con
?
.'- foT the
baa i s?l:
ventase 'i ':? ? d Black hH> ? equad
fectly cor thletee to atari
earn r ?'? ? ?
??n the ?'online!", aquad who have be?
i carefully al?os tor the oonti
Waklman, |
fullback of the Commerce team, nn
limplns from heavy brul?jea In aubetltutea,
too, th? B? ! and Black la beteti
oniv three, i one of
Wltb the regulars. Doth
lent < f wiimi!i|.
for a hitter tight,
cunt'??! Ii ??lightly I
from end te ?-ni. but tha bnckfleM of
roeree ontwelsha th?* Bed and Black, Cita?
ton. however, tins an averase welshl of 111
-, ouade, while ? '?:
Wf-.-k MT,, ? "oil!!' ?
? n w? n. appeared t<. be bet?
? than CM it?oo find feel ?
un -. a : : : ont] ? ' tad the R< d
? i under by ? orra
und beat Boya' n.i
?
Clinton ! to 0 ?'? That
ad the onward : ataca
tiien they hu\e Improved rapidly ai
undefeated, while Comnierce w.nt down be?
lory ?tul Tonkera
Hlsb Bcbool in the laal week,
a pretl ire to f? -ii? ?
u Both an
?i'f. m-. follow the ball clot i ktcka
swittiv sad w!1
.ilom that . totwntd
Xelfai baa been oat of tha snme all
?.. ll'le tu li' ellCi
looka to bave a allsht advantage "t tacklM
with Keiieiu-r and Cohan pltt?
? . ? ; adero a ?White. Th?
Ii a slant, l,'-it lacks apead, The i
re la little to <
al oentre.
it is in the baekfleM that Ctnnmer ?
the t?st of it Blodgett is a sreat pi
n reliable punter ?m-i capal I? al either piare
or drop kicking. Freer la a sood man,
while Henlo baa Hew, i:" any, ?
1 reakii.g hark or opea BeM runner.
i Hilen! Tow, i" rhaj ? th? b?
back of r? ? al yeara at ? omtm i
? -n In dire* tmir aa atta? !.
rapable as a running back. H?
! will I " 'li
place tnal
In l*Ulta Cunte
oat the equal <.<t T
have a lin*- plunsei :i:?'1 ;
who la aax ond to re? f tow. fael
runnei and k??<??i m an open field, bul
r. marked boy, and it li ible that h?
will have mock chanci to I ? ?? from
da:
Th? Ihn ?
follow:
-
?.'. ?
? ? 140
17" 1 I. -1 R 172
?7"
?
i ;-.
17" ' >:- " ??05
ISO
i. ii r. R..H
:- R ii 11 I. n
r !: ISO
?? B . Fulla H??
Aval . ?
line, l?rj :
'. 158 i iui I'- Witt l M In ton Lu- k -
?
?
?
ATHLETICS~AT COLUMBIA
Basketball Reason to Opon with
Maryland To-morrow.
itl eeaaon will
to-tn? roa i.?i.*!it when Columbia playa ih"
lirst game on 11 ? with the Uni
Maryland live Columbia doea
?
?
the men who played laal eeaaon ar<
h | ? .ir. and one of :!.? ?, A I ? Uea?
ander, the captain, probably will :
. ? ? into ih?
This leavee only C. D. i:
I :,-i! d "i; the ? o
?
Th' . ?:,???.. ? i,,. |g
th? nure?
that Columbia I
.' wltb leama outald? ??( ? -.
The annual i i ; ?i Trinity,
?tate
? ii ol tO I" I.''".'' ?i ii]
?
lie.
- ?
BIG CYCLE RACE ON TO-DAY.
\ i e ? atry
? r.r.T.? '1 for '
? ,? run by the Olymi le B
of the United ?
. am Parka 11 i ad In
VV1 lie th? race will not b red an
t? -i for th? ? Hi mpk |
ht Id m S\\'?l? n DOJ ill ; ?
111.. elV" I
,; and .'.m b ? Uslbk to atari
cotnp?Hltlon, which will I
? ? ?
?
CLABBY DEFEATS LAND.
S v. in. ?? N S V9 . Nov :*" - "Jn
Clabb: mlddlewelsbl bo*** Ion "f
ilia, fought ..n-i knocked eat ' Tim"
?Land, a niiihii?-"-i?:iit boxer. to-day b
rounda < tabby lad la every round Tl
. ont? ?' ?' In the B1
i. many aaaall private atanda
etomg tin ti ilfkl atri
Ilk. Iv to 'I" ii baOA ' fii" '
Tha late entry af Um ttro Maaeadaa
made a.? is..iv a allsM rcvtalaa -
Bumtx ra In the
?
?it-Bire?i to remain teat ?"'?' ai: Oto oth? i
. .m,. Th.- can win '
-??.? i- ..* ,i.i.tv weiond?.
News o/interest
.!_ to ,WQmen j.
! ThanKfgi*ding ?td-7$?t>s
Done in Taper "Bags
| Livers, Hearts, Brains. Sweetbreads, Kidneys?
Ali Can. Be Deliciously Prepared for the
Table by the Soyer Method,
cookery, all ye who dote opon Inner m
Ins tidbit
There ai*. ? ? ? .
Bound Wash very dean in
?iv bui
Barely I -Jour, t
aa? fa ?iv, r la ? aery th:
??? bacon, ak< aer II on wh
clip i.rr t
!.; ? . ,, ^?.i
DI in a v.. ll-htitt, nil 1
WlfUl of v ? .
? taup, or fresh t? ma!
ol si
? ?k twei
five minutes ti
- If the ?? mi
?
? ??*? ? t some ]
or mil
or lun.
with sali and :
nlon and
tmeg oi
?
??'1 liver, :?
ther, and bake in a w.
? .. ?
oven.
? ?
I CUI in atrl] thick :i> ?
1 Wrap ? n a a o! thin bac?
roll In flour, pui In ? i,.i.; ?eith a
bag mu?t be well gi
? ?
! lam) '.' i?' art is inn
rt of I ng I ;
?
?
drain *?*, ;:, si ?:; vv ith I
or any stun,
Lay In a well?
futy min
.
'k an
vat. to th. b put!
.
Be. ! Ii? ar: c. ?
1 lit :
I It I:
:
? , I i .. .
sup i*. the bag uith it v *...? ?t u n
Or ;.. may flavor tl
?
?? M
'
? ? ?
:. 11 Well vv
In It, th.
?Is drop -i im Oat a Bne ehewui
Thn ad oi a ?
th. :. | it ??? a i ? a of I k ?
:.t ate
ski wer it teat Ad., another ph
t,. ?. fold ' ? again
t on a I
the polnl of th. Ii almoat
ov? r the i
rbf ?hue potato bo thai II will not tear the
Fill us ma: v skew. :
: them polnl la. toward the
lump
? ?
,,i (on i ,'ait' a apoonful of
\\ oi I
i,t water Beal
how i ? led. T<
.p. and If
?
? ?
i.- ' f r
, ook ?! i.. iwet n thli
for twelve mil ov. n,
Blai
in ??ill ? rater, thei
... tea I Trim i
pul in a very well
ol butter
ireful '" touel lightly
and ' '"?: forty 1
aval
hot. I'arbol
n. -w polalo? ? '
?
....
will, lie ? '.fi |lt
?
, , ,
..I in
... mlnui
i
Idk them are many
, them until l
SOYER'3 DIRECTIONS FOR PAPER
BAG COOKING EPITOMIZED.
' a I ag that flu I ? '? to be
'.r. ,???<? t?atc v.. ;: .,!. inaltte, ex
aapt in cas.p of ?lagetablee or when
? r Is ... on a'i food is
aeaaoned and other-..;.-.? preparad placa
'?'? '? ai.'. ?'? . ? ?? ?m ? .. ,,r three
Ibnea end faatea with a wire ?'aper
'* ' Ateo ?"M and Clip ??irii-r.-. if bag
I make it at food snugly, if bag i?aka
;o c. oklng do not transfer food to a now
1 ? ' Mmply put the bag win.in an?
-
?'?" . r olll on
grid .-.? 'v, ^ ,,r w?r,. t,r,,?i,.,-Si n -v-r on
seam sldi ap ai
! 'o not : I hen
; laced for on ?king. I'm roast*- are.
entree on low. ? Iba mid?
dle, ? . ? d, arnera bant
'? Hi" I Int. :? ". II::' OV. ' i:??? (I "' '?'?
I abi i by Ufbttas the Bra ei?ht
ig, iban
heal ?third ... on? loon
men Mm brown Do not
let bag ton i. ? . .?? r the ..as
? | ? . ran In n etpea*
:. ? ooked
?;\ i . '.- the Ud of a
th tl To aacura iravy,
Il v. al. I, . ? . '.r.hole In
of baa and di Bin ? ??. ? r a dish.
Bxoepl :n eaaa of pfoe, no dish abould
*? ' sp. r bag coObtj |
mix artth i?. a>' n
to last? Pour
?
ttom "f ?t. lay
?
, .: il!. -, .u -
?'
? out of oven, i nd if
?ok a
i . ?
?
? r ? ? ? Bred toas!
? i ? ? ritl th. i.. ? ' rink le
'. bit?
.
ov. n.
and ir piel
'. ? ? ?
? .? m, adding
,. , : | . ? .
!
" :
*
bi ? ?
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a
NOT AIL MILITANTS
? -man Teilt; What She Thinks
of Her Warlike Sisters.
.: n 't
I 11.
I''Try. writes (
?
. think,
?id i.. 11. .....,. i?. lea?/, something
It not I lying
Intel th
r men In l men!
? : to-day,
Cr??m oi ? ? sien? all
:.
I .' i: ,-i- rs
...
A few i pa book of
l . .
.
rtoi ? ?? ? Tank
Rank?
? orgy.
? h Kor t' . I m. n
?
' ?
*ast?g**o***lng
Th?*
.
I II re bett.
,. ........
? - i?. ?] from
? ?
1er Uran h of the
? nunmi nl h.-ar.i to*
? ? ? v. ry ?ronwn a ho ? Is
...
? * in word and
?
slid
- ;?'?!.
I io th< id fact thai drui i n.
? < ?m the '?
? .
? i .ru?- num?
? ?chooli a?, staff? d i.\ women
' ? ,
for don ?
: ? ... more an
nil w h" deplore the
i lamli loi hould en
power to
help tl felt It their duty to
the tl ?uaands of
i'1'..r ?or
it ai .
[ i :. t : ? pful work and
Th!. i: H. T'l'.i'.uv
Seen in ?he Shops
?
muff, t- n ;.) from M ?
n ; rice 'i'
?
?
'i ?
?
Balad garni b< -\ a tb
bard-bo I
?
? >tud< i
, in ti.. .' hold
re (rom al
?
_ .
. i Um little to'U
al?n? l"st like i
A i:
of day whk*" will n
? hm ?
. is about thlrt) : ? ?
M ?santa The fi*
, in ,mi Mas the frail
Iflowen
day, ? donan m I a numb? i
: Of tlow. i i \m (till
more elay and mm,' ? k>. ii. a?
. fiower rnoulda and mod?
: Uttle : an i a b
a fui t-. tl
... Uvi
1 machin?e wuuhl alao bin,?; joy t^ the heart
? Ike? to make doth?**
. ?., lall) ault? 'i to
? I.ft. ll
?i to allow email fii |
? it.
!?? rforated metal
i
11 .,.| i. both amuai menl ai 'i
? ?
at itfll ti
. Bd ?'tie I'
?. pi Icea
ell th.- way up to li?. prot
ail aorl - ? ; ? omplicat? ancea, aaeh
? : ranea. |
..i ,1 I I here ale ?I, ' : ... 'ii,:
... ..lei
? ? v. modela
? ra in a numb-er of ?iif
I
I m' i? - UM Ith hand ? mbrotd?
? i, .I
? m i ool cai '."i aatal
. -. mot port i
i -.. ' -.. i. . i.. in i. -i by
larger eln
..-. and ti.- made
. ? ? Tii"
fOI ltd i:. : n?l In
l"' !'? lit i ? \> ?
lei
two i half long and ihr.quar
'!':.? ? ,.,! .
r.inii and ti.. nmbrolderlea are
? ?) Boarer ?i algae, fione la
Th?
and v in
i:i. a?
? '.n un* r>
i alepi
el i<aL?ii
?
GOBBLERS IIP TO WEIGHT
"Turkey Squad" Finds It's Leai
Year for Violations.
Prol len 11 it to k one Inspector on th.
"turkey anfand" two hours? yaeterday mom
lag to dta trot torn ana ahesi weight tur
ki !.. ?? '.- :. rketa, bow many families
to-da; ym? full w?tfighl sohMeral
Answer Enough m that the eommunitj
ahoald be thankful for the Bureen o?
W? lights and Measures, w*h!eh has edu
or . ",.r?-d the majority of the dealers
into being honest.
And n?? one got the one turkey which was
tare ouncee alwwt, befsff*** tha "ass**"
housawtfa who was bttytag cranberrtea
when ti i abopkeepar welched the i'trd waa
so bouaewlfe at all, hut an taapeebor, and
oh?, araan'i buying tuikeya f<>r keeps The
Tribune reporter ha.i bean permitted to ar
baV to see how tin tl.ini- was
done. Htor?.? after atore In Ameterdam ave?
nu.- v , entered, and ? sloa fat turkey
?elect? ' Then the inspector eeeim-d t<?
lost "': teresl BhS pazed ahsmt minded
\y aut <.f the Window as the hlnl wan
i>e!n: ?
?lit-how nmeh did yon aayf" t
"Blshl i oimds, madam Anything else
to-.In
"Ho, I SUeea not Juat welph that airatn.
win 5,.'.:" I'm ati Inapector."
Tie ? 'us pale if h?? I? fuOty, <*r
sniil? ? ilor way If ba isn't. The
Other '?? ' -ii Btandtag around prl-k tip
th? ir .
"Land akea; what's that woman dota'T*'
W'hi-'.er
tround
inter, pulla out hot elght
: : weight from her "ah< Ig" and
?
"I'll ??..--.
An awful Bllenoa relent until she turns
with
re ail right, mister"
Th. n th, \\.,n,. r. m ;; naeb other:
?tan i alwaya knew Jake was honeat"
sad Jake blmoeif amllea again that seif
?a:;.-?:.- ml ? m |i h seems to say:
' I ' - ' ? ? told you in the hasinnlns
that I waa Bouara '
!? ' ? ? r.-. the one arlth the bad,
r* "' ' ' turkey priced was ? rente
a pound, and the one next to it the clerk
paid was 26. The Inspector bought gome
eraaberrtea from ?mother oterk and came
back when the turkeys had been weighed.
'TSieten and elKht, ymi say'."' aba rag-sate
"Well. I'll just weigh them myself. Humph!
Juf-t a? I thought, th?? first Is one ounce
abort, the seeand two ounces. Now two
ounces at 26 cents u pound, mister, lb too
much for von lo make I suspected you.
1*00 thought I was easy and so you added
a cent a pound to the second one. which
1- fuel like the first Nov.-, what's your ,
t.aille?"
"Hut. but," splutters the clerk, "you can
se<- the srale fluctuates."
"Yes It fluctuates Just two ounces wh.n
you hold your flr.gcr on It. Take it off.
and give nie y.air name."
She leaves horror in her wake as she de?
parts this time, confis, ating b...sides n tin
liquid measure in which the cranberrlrn
had been gola, though the wooden dry
meagura la nquf-rad by ?aw
"Thet.. gran t many piaeaa like that in
the good ncI.-':horh<.?i.ls." sh? explains to
the reporter, "but over In the p.-orer sec?
tions I get violations of th- law in al?
most ??very store. Sometime? they put
b-ad weights In the turkeys I can usually
deteet them because they weigh the flesh '
down so. Another thin?,' tluv do is to buy
the birds unplncked. but take the feathers
off before they are sold and charge each
customer for four OUUOBS of feathers."
The women at j?Tenant "n the "turkey
squad" are the fhre<* who received the
! ghost r-itlnc in the fivl' Service cx
amlnatlon *. three hundred women
and many moi ? mai They aay they enjoy
th?- work bee pise it glveo them so much
experience in studying human nature.
They seldom have any trouble with deal
becauas ?hey use rnpimnn sense and
: '-'? the fii?'v man the benefit of i-vt-rv
i1 i.i't. If h< seems to he only careless nr
? ait with leniently, but If
In Is ualV Or tries to bribe tbe Inspector
-?? Is lost
THE SUNSHINE SOCIETY.
To the F.dit"r of Tin* Tri! une.
Sir: Will y m pbi.se inform me through
the columns of The Dally Tribune if the
BunshtM Society Is in existence, ns I have
not noticed the column In the paper for
tome time. A CONTRIBUTOR
Th.- Sunshine Society is still in existence.
reports arc -?Tinted monthly In "The
People's Homo Journal." Nos. 2.1-27 City
Hall Place. The office of the society is at
No 1'4 Nassau street, |g this city.
?
GOOD CITIZENSHIP CALENDAR.
The Goo?' Citizenship League, of Flush
iiiK. baa Issued a ."hrtstmns red and green
calendar for the y.,ir 19!*.'. It contains
"sentiments" for nil the days of th* year
In unusual 1 ombinetiona, aome highly
some poetic and some humorous or
flippant Mrs. Henrietta B. Ck*ment is
.. i..-, and Miss Elisa Mardonald. of No
maica avenue, Flushing, 1? treasurer,,
of ui Calendar .'ommlttee.
MANY FOLLOW MRS. BLATCH
Tide Runs Strongly Against Co?
operative Suffrage Parade.
Mrs Harriot Stanton Watch's somewhat
hasty exit from a meting of the co-opera
Uve committee some weeks ago, when that
committee, eoaapasei of th<- hea?is of the
asees lar??- Hiifrray?' organlzatliAi.s In Man
huttat), embarked upon a plan lor having
a hig <'o-op?-r;Ui\e parade next Hprlng. ha?
n.en followed bj uthi-r .-xit.-. Maybe the
sight of Mrs Hlateh and her Woman I
}'"iitirai Union wohnt tasaratslfiy on with
th'lr preparations for the May l, 1!?12, pa
raile. which they announce?! noon after tln'lr
hiir ana of May t, HU, was fitaaeneaatlag.
aayhear, it --?is rasaored nasse ut;..
that the executive tionrii?? at some of the
six bocIi lies committed to the "co-o;
parale" weren't standing back of what tnelr
presi?I?nt8 ha?l ?lone, and last week the
matter was put to a vote in ?ach of tho
b< ards Their reports w.-r,- mude ?at a
meeting of the "co-op" committee on'Mon
day.
The hoasds of the New York State Woman
Suffrage Association and that of thuSKiju-.l
Franchise Society report-d ?.?i.v?rse".y.
Miss liar-fit May Mills. pr.-s.lii.-in of 'the
association. Is chairman of the "anf-amp
committees, and It was she who sui-g*-sted
the parade. The Political Iviuality Asso
Ctatlon lias no hoard except Mrs O, H P.
Delmont, but Mrs. Bolmont some t'Agmt ago
referred th?' patada ?nieetlon to het BaSV au?V
decided that she ?lldn't want to g o into If.
Th- Woman Suffrage party, the C?r I
leglate Banal Suffrage League and ??.he
Men's League for Woman Suffrage stHl
star.d for the "co-op" parade but the r.ten'e
lasgue will s-ml a ?lek'gatlon to Mr?,
match.**? parade as well. The Coleg?ate
Equal Boffrnga Liagne has ma?"*? if known
to the committee that it will c< >ntr lhute ltB
ability and experience to the "c# >-op" pa?
rade, but no money This If -v?.s the ?;x
paaaaa with the Woman's pa'.ny, and aa It
If to he a nitiht parade, -torch marche *
carrying an ?electric candle, the expense
will be rather large
Miss MillH said yesterday /ha the "atete"
would have a dlvUlon 1 a, tue Woman'a
Political Vnion parade. I An will the Equal
Franchi?** Sod My.
Tho mid-Leitt hall t mounced t.y tho
union is to be a "feed? r" tor tho parade.
Porno moving pictures of last May's pa?
rade, now hein ?> shown fn Philadelphia, -- ill
be brought r-.fre a ?d shown between
daaeea The liai wll\ be held In the Mur?
ray Hill Lycc am. as 'Webster Hall, which
w as first hlr? id for the purport,, burned
down lmmedlaaely after It was given out
that a aulTraic? "didngs" was to happen,
there.
?? i ' ? e
A email bit of ?dnnamon brumed on tho
stove will rem"-ve 'the odor of*-***ilone or cab?
bage.
Give the Miller His Due,
Mrs. Housewife
If he selects his wheat
Washes, brushes and
scours it
Grinds it 20 times, so the
granules are all alike
Sifts it 10 times through
silk, so you get only utterly
perfect flour
Then bakes a batch from
every lot before it leaves
the mill
He deserves recognition.
It is fair to you and fair to
him that you specify his flour.
That's why we tell you of Gold Medal Flour.
We do all that. And it adds to our costs,
perhaps, a million dollars a year.
We do it to better your baking?to give you
?more for your money?and to win a bigger place.
And, because we have done it, more homes

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