The Parker post., 1913-04-05

husbands.
Favorite Recipes of PaIo
Verde Women.
Grange Marmalade-Chip up or
anges and lemons, rinds and all,
verv fine. Add IL cups cold water
aud let. stand for twenty-four hours;
then bring to a boil and let stand
twenty-four hours more. Add 4 lbs.
OF sugar and let stand until it jells-
E. F. f'ardee.
Nut brown Bread-3 cups graham
flour. cup brown sugar, cups souI
milk. x cup chopped walnuts. II cup
raisins. " teaspoons salt and soda
each Bake one hour in moderate ov-
en.-Il L. Jones.
Pink Iocdle-1 tablespoon butter,
l tablespoon -four. 1R cups strained
tomatoes, 11s cups milk. Y cup'
grated cheese. Brown butter and
flour. add tomatoes, then milk and
lastly cheese. Put in pinch of bak-
ing soda before adding milk. Serve
hot on crackers or toast.-Mrs Ran
dali Henderson.
Date Cookies.--Two eggs well beat
en-. ! cup sugar, / cup stoned dates
L.cup walnut meats, pinch of salt,
little, vanilla and a few drops of
almond. fiavoring. " teaspoon of bak-
ing powder W ith enough flour to
make stiff dough. Drop from q
spoon in a buttered pan and bake
in a moderate oven-Mrs A. L. Hob
son.
Sponge Cake. Cream Filling Three
eggs beaten stiff, whites and yolks
separately, u. cups sugar. cup1
flour, " cup cold water, teaspoon
cream tartar. 1s teaspoon soda. Folc
in flour and bake in quick oven. Fill
ing-One pint sweet milk, boiled. 8,
spoon flour. Beat the last three we'll
together Just as milk comes to boil
stir in l tablespoon butter and Their
above mixture. Stir constantly nn-
til cream thickens like mush When
cold flavor to taste. Split layer
and fin.-Mrs w. A. Hadden.
WASH IMPASsABLE.
Auto tourists who have been tax
ing the Yuma to Brawley route
recently have found the Mammoth
Wash, fifteen miles west of CLAIMS.
almost impossible, according to re-
ports received through E. A. Green
Several autos were unable to ge.
through and were loaded onto fla
cars on the Southern Pacific and
taken 70 the next station.
Passengers in two little Ford ma
chimes made the trip by literally lift
ing the machines through some OF
the worst places. Tourists goine,
through the wash are being warmed
at CLAIMS and several of them camt
up to Blythe and went through
to Mecca this way. Those who did
not follow the warning were invari-
ably hauled away from this section
On a flat car.
The county highway commissioner
Messrs. Campbell, Clancy and Evan;
were among the unfortunates who got
stuck in the sand and rocks at Mann
moth. They were held UP for some
time at that point, ON their way to
Imperial from Blythe.
WATER COMPANY FINED.
On charges filed by Floyd Brown
the Palo Verde Mutual Water com.
pany was brought before the court
and fined $40 last week for allowing
irrigating water to run in the roads
The road was flooded at the corner
of the Hobson ranch, northwest OF
town, through leakage in the COM
pany's bitches and as Mr. Brown had
given warning that he would have the
ordinance regarding this enforced
whenever It involved tha truck rond
he Immediately took action. The
papers were served on Frank Muir
ply as president of the corporation
and t1le fine was paid without a hear
Ing. Judge Walsh says the fines for
Ibis offense will be increased until
the evil Is eliminated
BLYTHE BRIEFS.
l.. b. Todd moved the saw mill
from the Moore ranch to Mrs
M0ore's lot In Blythe.
H. Benedix was in Los Angeles