THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 21, 100'J.
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Good Thingi to Eat and How to Pre
pare Them.
TIPS FROM SOME CONNOISSEURS
Diahee gaaaeatfed by Womn Who
Kaovr How to I'leaae the Palate
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Eplcnree.
There Is no" menu of the entire year to
which the housewife devotes the care and
the preliminary attention that she gives
that of the Thanksgiving dinner. In the
olden days it was the feast day of 'he
year and In proportion as the family had
prospered the Thanksgiving dinner was
abundunt. Preparation Legan days before
and the consequences were often felt for
days after. With the advent of scientific,
cookery has come a new order of things
and the table no longer" "groans" under a
burden of viands that exceeds even the In
clination of the family. In place of this
the modern housewife provides an abund
ance, but she ha a thought for the stom
achs a well as the palates of her family,
nnd the result Is a much more satisfac
tory meal from every standpoint.
There are In Nebraska many organisa
tions that have for their direct object the
establishment of better ideals of living.
Th$ departments of domestic science and
home economics have come to be among
the most important in the various educa
tional Institutions of the state and these
have helped materially to revolutionize the
Thanksgiving dinner.
This year several prominent specialists
W HERS TO E4.T.
Today's
IsLenu:
Frog Legs,
Lobsters
Crabs Oysters
Clams
Black Bass
Croppie
Channel Cat
Chile Chop
Suey, Spaghetti
WrotKs
1415 Karnam, Upstairs and Lown.
The Chesapeake
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Oyster Cocktail
Sliced Cucumbers Queen Olives
Soup
Consomme Jardinler
(.ream of Chicken a la Relss
Dolled Columbia River Salmon
x Tommas Dauphin), Anchovy Sauce
KoHBt Haunch of Veal, with Dressing
Dennis Gluco
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Konnt Young Ooose,
Stuffed With Annie Sauce'
Chtckon Croquettes with Asparagus Tip
i st owed sugar corn
Cream Mashed Potatoes
Celery Salad
Pineapple Sherbet Cak
Tea Coffee Milk
J. a. DEMITIS Manager.
of the state have written tbe following
Thanksgiving menus for The Bee:
Practical Home Dlaaer.
Tomato Puree. Croutons.
Roast Turkey. Mashed Potatoes.
Hubbard Ski'iash.
Celery. Cranberry Sauce
Hot Rolls and Butter.-
Mince and Pumpkin Pie. Coffee.
Nuts and Raisins.
Lincoln, Neb. MISS ROSA BOUTON,
Professor Home Economics, university of
Nebraska.
Thanksgiving Hrii,
The squirrel gloats on his accomplished
board;
The ants hava brimmed their garner- with
ripe grain.
And honey bees have stored
The sweets of summer In their luscious
cells. ' Thomas Hood.
Poulllon. Croutons. Stuffed Oiwes.
Roast Turkey. Chestnut and Oyster Dress
ing, (garnished with small sausages.)
Mashed Potatoes. Sweet Potato and Al
mond Croquettes.
Orange Frappe.
Currant Jelly. Hot Rolls.
Pineapple, Red Pepper. Grape Fruit Salad.
Cheese w afers.
Ginger Ice Cream. Angel Foid Cake.
Camembert Cheese. Water Wafers.
Orange Mints. Coffee.
Estimate cost of food consumed for six
people, 11.25.
Table decorations: Msdlum sued orange
pumpkin, cut In the form of a basket and
piled high with green grapes and green
foliage. Orange candles.
MISS NERA TURNER,
Director Domeatlo Science Department
Omaha High School.
The ThasUglTlsg Dlaaer.
Prepare the dinner as much as possible
before Thanksgiving day, so thst morning
may find you ready to enjoy a light,
wholesome breakfast with the family. Then,
with the house In order, there will be no
hurry and worry when the guests begin
to come.
It isn't healthy to stuff so with some
chickens or a turkey a nice dressing na
cranberry sauce, turulps. sweet potatoes
and gravy wo have dinner enuf.
Then, while we eat apples and nuts for a
finish, let some one of the company leu
of the origin of this national holiday and
why our hearts are filled with thanks
giving for the blessings continually en-
Joyed.
Such a dinner, properly eaten, should
leave us In a condition to enjoy anothi
the next day and continue to have a feeling
of thankfulness In our hearts for the gift
of life. MRS. W. O. WHITMOHK,
President Nebraska Home Economics As
soclation.
Valley, Neb.
"Balanced" Menn.
Clear Tomato Soup.
Imperial Sticks.
Celery. Salted Almonds.
Roast Turkey with Chestnut Stuffing.
. Cranberry Jelly.
Potatoes In Half Shell. Onions in Cream
Sauce.
Grape Fruit Salad.
Date and Ginger Sandwiches.
Vanilla Ice Cream. Maple Sauce.
Wafers.
Nuts. . Bon-bons.
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French Method Is Explained For
The FirMt Time to American
Women Ry Madame Du Rarrie
"How to obtain a luxurious bust dexelop-
menl aeems to be little understood In this
country," aaya Madame 1U Barrle. "The
French method on the contrary. Is mtu-li
more effective, the result! more prompt,
tml the boat become more firm, aymmet-
rlcal and luxurious thau by any other
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By exeeertlnf? the proper proportion of
atarch, candled sweet potatoes, preparea
according- to the following- direction, may
be added to the menu, thus contributing a
characteristically southern dish:
Candied Sweet Potatoes Slice medium
sized raw sweet potatoes lengthwise; place
In layers In baking dish; sprinkle each
layer with granulated sugar, llttlo cinna
mon and bits of butter; then pour In
enotiKh hot water that It can be seen
through top layer of potatoes; bake In
moderate oven until potatoes are soft nnd
rich, red color, and the syrup Is thick.
For four medium stsed potatoes use fne
cup sugar and one-eighth pound butter.
MISS MART B. M'GOWAN.
Director Omaha Young Women's Christian
Association School of Domestic Science.
Thanksgiving Menu.
Soup.
Salad. Wafers.
Turkey with Mashed Potatoes.
Cranberry Jelly.
Sweet Potatoes a la Cassersole.
Mashed Potatoes.
Peaoh Pickles. Rolls.
Plum Pudding. Mlnoe Pie.
Coffee.
Fruit. Assorted Nuts.
MRS. J. M. PILH.
Nebraska Normal College Wayne. Neb.
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Vegetarian Menu.
Consomme with Asparagus Points.
Mushroom Cannelons.
Oyster Plant with Cream.
Apples In Vanilla Syrup. ' Pickles.
Macaroni with Cheese.
String Heans with Butter.
Walnut Balad.
Coffee Cream Glace. Almond Pudding.
Soda Cocktail. Bon Bona.
MRS. ALTCR CLARKE BURNETT.
Leader Household Economics Department
Omaha Woman's Club.
Klaborate Menu.
ELAROKATK HOME DINNER.
Oyster Cocktail In Red Pepper Cups.
Cheese Crackers
Cream of Chestnuts.
Olives. Bn-ad Sticks. Fringed Celery.
Baked CodflRh.
Princess Potatoes. Broken Bread.
Cucumbers.
Salted Pecans. g
PIks In Blankets.
Roost Turkey with at.rnlsh of Sausage,
Cakes and Orange Slices.
Mashd Potatoes. Oiblet Dressing.
Pweet Potato and Peanut Croquettes.
Gooseberry Jelly. Cranberry Frappe.
Canvasbark Duck.
Fruit Hominy. Brussels Sprouts.
Currant Jelly.
Neufchatel Cheese and Watercress Salad.
Wafers.
Thanksgiving Fig pudding.
Pumpkin Pie. M.-De Pie.
Camenbert Cheese. Water Crackers.
Cafe Nolr.
Buttermilk. Rulslns.
Princess potatoes are diamond shaped,
with peas. Pigs I" blankets, oysters skew
ered with bacon strips, fried and served as
an entree. Sausage cukes alternate with
oranae slices, surrounding turkev. Hominy,
molded, cut In squares and fried. Salad,
snmll Neufchatel cheese.
MISS ZOLA DF.LLKCKER,
Omaha, Neb.
Menn Klaborate.
Oyeter Soup. Crisp Crackers.
Celery. Salted Almonds
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Jellv.
Mashed Potatoes. Onions In Cream. S'ltiasn.
Chicken Pie.
Fruit Pudding. Sterling Sauce.
Mine. Apple and Siiuash Pie.
Neapolitan Ice Cream. Fancy Cakes.
Fruit. Nuts and Rsislns. Bon Hons.
Crackers. Cheese. Cafe Nolr.
MISS CARRIE M. FARMER,
Boston Cooking School Cook Book.
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WICKERSHAM ON COMMERCE
Attorney General Discusses Rate-Making
Anti-Trust Laws.
AMENDMENTS IN LAW NEEDED
method known." By this method the
breasts may be developed from 1 to t
inches in li days. Jn women of almost
any an, from young girls to elderly mat
rons, whether the but is absolutely not
developed at all, or has 'jiuwn weak and
limp, no matter from what tauae.
This may sound remarkable to those who
have never seen it dons, but to any wo
men who wants to know how she may do
It effectively, luxuriously, and above all,
lu a aafs and luting way, I will be only
too glad to send, without charge, an II
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v k full Information, if eh. will enclose
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Tramp Taea Kindt, After Several
Dart, Jaw Is Broken.
Lli HliAU, P. I) , Nov. 20 (Special
Beaten up, robbed and thrown lnio the
river by a companion la the experience of
John Nolan, who tramped into this city
with icicles hanging from his worn and
tattered clothing. His story to the au
thorities seemed too preposterous to be
lieve, but as the man was sorely In noed
of assistance he was allowed to sleep In
the jald and given soma light work to do.
Today the man told the marshal he was
In such pain he could not work. His faca
was badly swollen and he a&ked permis
sion to rest. He was taken to a physician,
whose examination disclosed the fact that
Nolan was suffering from a fractured Jaw.
The lower part of the jawbone hangs
limply and the man speaks only with the
greatest difficulty. He was given immedi
ate treatment and sent to Aberdeen, where
there are better facilities for a surgical
case of this character. Nolan refus-s to
tell w litre bis horn U,
Special Court Should Be Created and
Commlaaioa Shoald Have Power
to Soapend New Bates
for Thirty Dags.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 19. Modification of
the Interstate commerce act, in order to
secure reasonableness of rates to all and
fairness of practices In the operation of
interstate railroad lines, was suggested by
Attorney General George W. Wlckersham
In an address here tonight at the annual
banquet of the Commercial club, given In
commemoration of the signing of the John
Jay commercial treaty.
Mr. Wlckersham responded to the toast,
"The Interstate Commerce Commission."
Other guests were Charles S. Deneen,
governor of Illinois, who spoke on "Inland
Waterways," and Rabbi Stephen S. Wise
of New York City, who spoke on "Muni
cipal Keform."
Mr. Wlckersham said that one of the
fundamental objections urged to the pres
ent organlxation and function of the Inter
state Commerce commission Is that It com
bines legislative, administrative and quasi
Judicial functions. The present system, be
said, involved eonsiant reversal by the
courts of orders by the commission, con
flict of decisions between the dlffesnt
courts and much uncertainty In the law.
Other objections, which have been madti
were mentioned.
"The president," said Mr. Wlckersham,
'in a speech delivered at Pes Moines, la.,
In September last, enumerated certain sug
gestions which have been made to meet
these obections. For the purpose of pre
venting the conflict of decisions and the
delays and uncertainties In the enforce
ment of the law which now exists It Is
proposed to create a sptclal tribunal to be
known as the commerce court, in which
shall be exclusively vested all the Jurisdic
tion now possessed by the circuit and dis
trict courts and the circuit courts of ap
peals of the fnited States with respect to
tne enforcement or review of orders and
decrees of the Interstate Commerce com
mission; and that all applications or in
junctions to restrain orders of the commis
sion be heard by all the Judges of the
court, whose orders and decrees shall be
final, exu-pt that art appeal may be taken
to the supreme court of the United States
fruni final decrees In eases where a con
stitutional question Is involved. Fur the
purpose of removing the commission from
the position of prosecutor or litigant It ta
proposed that all proceedings to enforce
or defend orders of the Interstate Com
merce commission shall bo conducted by
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the Department of Justice.
"The further suggestions are that the
Interstate commerce act be amended, as
follows:
"by providing that the commission be
specifically empowered to review classi
fications, both as te Item and grouping.
"By providing that wheuever a riew rate
or classification 'shall be filed the commis
sion may by order postpone the data when
It Is to take effect, provided that, within
thirty days ater the date of such order (a)
a complaint be filed that such rata or
classification ia unreasonable or unjust
or b) the commission Itself shall Institute
an inquiry Into the reasonableness or Jus
tice of such rate or classification.
"By providing that the conuulssioa ma
by order suspend, modify or annul any
changes In rules or regulations which Im
pose undue burdens on shippers.
"By providing that the commission may
proceed either on its own motion or upon
complaint filed with it and that in proceed
ing on its own Initiative it may exercise
like powers to those which it may exercise
in proceedings based on complaints of third
parties.
"By specifically empowering the commis
sion, on the application of one carrier or
of an individual, or at the instance of the
commission itself, to compel connecting
carriers to unite In forming a through
route and fix the rate and the apportion
ment thereof among the carriers.
"By providing that it shall be lawful for
carriers to unite In fixing a rate or rates,
provided the same be filed and published,
the question of the reasonableness and
Justice of such rate to be subject to the
other provisions of the act In llko mannei
as any other filed and published rate; tl
agreement, however, not to amount to a
conttact to maintain the rate for any given
time, but eath party to have the right,
Independently of the other, at anv time,
to withdraw from or alter such rate In
conformity with the other provisions of the
statute. The purpose of this proviso is to
protect the carrleis from the penalties of
making an agreement to restrain traiij In
violation of the Sherman act.
Mty specifically empowering the commis
sion u prescribe lules and regulations
under which shippers shall have the priv
lit pi of designating the route over which
thrir shipments shall be carried to destina
tion. Penally for Wroaa Hate.
"By providing that an agent of a railroad
company shall be compelled, on written
request, to state in writing tbe legal rate
over the line of the carrier, Including anv
Joint rate to which such carrier is a pany,
and imposing a fine as a penalty for stat
ing an erroneous rata In pursuance of such
request.
"By providing that after the passage of
the amending act no railroad company
shall acquire stock in any competing rail
road company; and possibly, that from
and after some dale to be fixed in the
act, oo railroad company engaged la inter-
state commerce shall hold stock in a com
peting railroad.
"By providing that after the passage of
the amending act no railroad company en
gaged In Interstate commerce shall Issue
any additional stock or bonds or other
obligation (other than notes maturing not
more than twelve months from date of
Issue) except with the approval of the
commission, based upon a finding that the
same are issued for purposes authorized
by law, and for a price not less than par
for stock, and not less Thau the reason
able market value for bonds, such prices
being paid either In cash or In property,
or services, and if in property or services,
then at the fair value thereof as deter
mined or approved by the commission.
"These modifications In the act would,
it Is believed, make It a complete and
effective measure for securing reasonable
ness of rates to all, and fairness of prac
tices In the operation of Interstate railroad
lines, without undue preference to any In
dividual or class over any other."
Mr. Wckersham, In spaklng of the Sher
man anti-trust lnw said that no law on
the statute books Is so generally misunder
stood. Its provisions, he said, are so com
prehensive and unuuallfled that a literal
strained interpretation has become com
monly accepted not only among laymen,
but even among lawyers.
Protect .egltlmate Bualaess.
"No duubt," said the speaker, "the Sher
man act is sufficiently comprehensive to
reach and destroy such monopolies as
these, but at the same time that the national
government forges a weapon to destroy
such abuses, it must provide a sub.stitute
for those legitimate enterprises which ate
eqtally dependent for their existence upon
the system so abused. It must, therefore,
provide a means of enabling co-operative
enterprise to engage freely and openly In
interstate and foreign commerce without the
Interferences by state action, which fetter,
confine and destroy the possibility of such
free pursuit. This ran only be dune by
the enactment by congress of a law provid
ing for the formation of corporations to
engage In trade and commerce among the
states, protecting them from undue Inter
ference by the state, and regulating their
acltlvltles so as to prevent the recurrence
under national auspices of those abuses
wlaca Lava arUeu under state cunLrui-
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We were fortunate In persuading Mr.
Thomas II. Kullujlan (who bag al
ready given a lecture before the
Omaha Woman's Club, and 1b now en
route to New York. to remain over till
Monday to give the people of Omaha
a free lecture on OKIEMTA1. HUGS for
the edification and education of those
who desire to learn the merits and de
merits of the different "Varieties of
Oriental Rugs offered to the AMERI
CAN PEOPLE.
Mr. Thomas H. Kullujlan states he
is greatly surprised to find such a
choice and rare collection of modern
and antique pieces in a city of the middle-west.
Many specimens far excel
those now offered for sale In the east
ern cities at much higher prices.
The lecture will be held in our Ori
ental Hug Department at 2 p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Don't Experiment
Old-Fashioned Hair Dyes
I Want to Prove ihe Truth at My Expense
If your hair is partly gray or faded, just tell me In a letter.
Then I will send to you, without charge, a clear, pure liquid
enough for you to completely restore the original color to a lock of
your hair. And so that you may apply it easily, I'll send you a special
fine toothed comb, also free.
Kach application will bring bak
a little of the color to the gray hair
in a mill, healthful manner until in
a few days every gray hair will be
restored to Its original color a
color which will be especially pleas
ing o the eye becaune of Its natural
appearance.
Then to test the color, take the
lock of liatr and wash it in any
way you wish even curl It with a
hot Iron. Give it the most severe
test you can, and you will find that
the culor is in the hair through and
through, and really Is lasting aud
natural.
But don't confuse this prepara
tion for an instant with the trouble
some Two Bottle '.Jyes, or the pois
onous, sucax-of-lead preparations
having the thick, heavy seilimein.
They are g realty, sticky and dia
gustlng to use, and rub off on every
thing they touch.
If you will make ()Ih test on a
lock of hair at my rxpenae, you will
This weak Tree trial bottle and free comb at
know that my preparation Is as dif
ferent from everything else of lta
kind as day la from night. It is re
volutionary in ita scientific perlaga
tion.
I am going to great expense te
prove this. The sample is free, the
comb it free, and I even pay pontage.
If I knew of any fairer way to
prove my claims, I would do It. This
free trial offer la nade for a short
time only, so attend to the matter
at once. Address your postal or let
ter to
Mary T. Goldman
Ooldmaa Bldg at. raol Kina.
Please state plainly when your hair
started to turn gray and what color
It was.
SHERMAN & McCOXKELL CRJQ CO.,
OWL DKU3 CO.,
Sixteenth and Dodge
treats, Omaha.
Sixteenth and Barney
Streets, oiuaaa.