Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09
NEWSPAPER MEN
PRACTICE COOKING
R. 0. YardIey an Artist
with Steak and
Frying Pan.
MANY KNOCKERS At
The KITCHEN DOOR
Rem Harrison and Jimmie DOugherty
as First Assistants to the
Chef--A Pantry that
Did Not Fail.


There Is feeling Of unrest among
the se"'a' i'ieihpe'S VI ''e """lme VA
pu CluD up the 'alieE' II Is Chihese
view iea' a,i" Tue means are no'
cunning as IgSui"''s "s was ',iell WIN M,
H. w. iuiu''! 10 t,e ''ouS '"eepeI ,Ul
lne cruz tnis u,oht,l anu upon ms
shoulueIs mas ue''iNeu 'ue pe'soiiai
responsibility VI Seeing tnat ',Ie othel
members nave tne'I thie SuudI'
meals ia! anu Deu az Night iar"-
icy as househeePer hiaue great SUE
cess ana the other boys were aOout i"
introduce an aiheIui''eht W Tue ,on-
sututiou vi the cruz continuing NM
III once LOT tue rest VI MS natural me-
wheh the Chihese servants vi 'ne cruz
broke lhe news 10 tue houseNeepe,
that they were 10 nave holiuay anu
that the members OF tue househoiu
would nave 10 look out TOT them-
The boys consulted lardley anu
thought 1t would be great run 10 get
their own meals and look out Tor the
house for few days.
troubles postPoned'
On Friday morning there was no
trouble as the servants, before leaving,
prepared things for the breakfast ana
all that was needed was TO make conee
and heat the mush. roast Is easily
made and everything went swimmingly
until the sad Intelligence N.-Dkp uDOn
fardley that the dishes would nave 10
be washed. II being busy day 1t was
decided that the dishes would be LETT
until the afternoon and the club take
its luncheon down town That was all
right and the troubles To come were
put off for while.
In the afternoon some OF the mem
beers VINO mad little time 10 them-
selves went to the mouse ana got inc
dishes fixed up and the beds made
Then they sat down TO rest ana waited
Tor the housekeeper ana MS assistahtS
to arrive and begin preparing supper
iardley mad done the ordering Tor th'
evening nleal anu as ne lau " eooN
IT, ne thousht u iiiaHe 'i,iisS 90 eass
ior nInse'i "s poSs'D'e " "e''"t
peeis'eah.
'"e'' e'pe''0' s"
Dinner tlne was SET lot o'oV' Al
O'CLOCK iardiey maze ms appearance
1anked on one sue by rem harrison
and on the other by jimmie Dougherty
Ihey all looked cohhueht anu theIf
was smile OF superiority on the'i
races as they thousht no" much tht
other IeIio"s uePehueu uPoh 'her eI'
iorts'
Time was called a rev minutes altei
their arrival ana tney put on thei'
WORKING clothes ana iocheu 'hehiseiNes
In the kltcheh' iardley lacked inc
STEAK anu Dousherty had starteu the
hre' Ihe Kettle was put on ana Doll
ing water was soon expected harrl'
son escaped from the kitcheh ana SCI
the table lie then armed himselt WIN
COOK book which ne FOUND In inc
house ana went back 10 the kitcheh'
the Fan ana the STEAK
There was trouble In store for him
Yardley wanted to know how to keel
the steak on the frying pan. A search
was made through the COOK DOCK bu'
there was no rule regarding the matter
II was then discovered that the steaf
was burning ana water was put II
the frying pan TO Keep the meat IRON
being charred. Even this ala not wort
as the steak was very large one ant
the pan was small one and TN
meat could not be made to ut all at oni
time. Harrison then suggested ina
II might be good scheme TO stir th'
steak to Keep 1t from burning and t'
add little pepper and salt The sur
ring began and then new diticultA
presented Itself The pan could not b'
Kept under the steak and the steal
could not be kept over the pan so J.
was at last decided TO let the pan *
ana COOK the steak all at one time Oh
.op Vi Tue Stove Inns happy susseS
tloh was hal'eu WIN s'ee ny azure ,,.'i
VINO was ueslhhihB TO seI NV
warm men iia'r'SoH ret'e,""eieu w"
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