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Evening star., 1914-03-08
Cheese Sauce.

One tablespoon butter.
One tablespoon flour
Ono cup milk.
One teaspoon salt
one-eighth teaspoon white pepper
Dash paprika. ....
One-half cup grated cheese.
Put the butter into saucepan over fire:
when melted add the -four, mix well and
add the cold milk slowly. stirring until
smooth and creamy; add the salt, pepper.
paprika and grated cheese: stir until
cheese is melted.
This amount makes eight large or
twelve medium sized croquettes.
Cost: Rice. IL cents; eggs. cents:
milk. 3 cents; butter. cents: cheese 3
cents: seasoning. cents; total, 80 cents.
Soup. rice croquettes with cheese sauce,
iellied tomato salad and dessert-a good,
attractive and wholesome meal-is easily
prepared. The croquettes can be made in
the morning or day before and fried later.
Nodded Rice With Cheese Sauce.
One cup rice.
One tablespoon butter.
Four tablespoons grated American
cheese.
One tablespoon -four.
One cup milk.
One tablespoon chopped parsley.
one teaspoon salt.
One-quarter teaspoon paprika.
Wash the rice through several waters:
put on TO boil with four quarts boiling
water and boil twenty minutes. Drain
and blanch. Brush melon mold with but
ter. put in the rice: set mold in pan
of boiling water and boil or steam thirty
minutes. Turn out on deep platter or
dish ana pour the cheese sauce around; !;
sprinkle with parsley.
Sauce-Put the butter into saucepan;
when melted add the -four. mix well and
add the cold milk slowly. stirring until
smooth and creamy add the salt. pap
rika and grated cheese; stir until smooth;
pour over the rice.
This amount is enough for four per-
cons.
Cost-Rice, cents; butter cents;
cheese. 3 cents: milk, cents; parsley
End seasoning, I cent. total. Is cents
With the above serve cream Of rice
soup made from the rice stock sue
f'ilent vegetable or cabbage salad and
dessert made from fruit.
Curried Rice and Kidney Beans.
One cup nee.
Two cups kidney beans.
cne-haIf cup cut onion.
Evening star., 1914-03-08
Eggs a la Harrison.

Three hard-boiled eggs.
Three medium-sized potatoes
One tablespoon butter
one tablespoon flour.
One cup milk.
one teaspoon salt.
one teaspoon onion juice.
one-eighth teaspoon white pepper.
Ono tablespoon chopped parsley.
Wash and pare the potatoes (they
should be good mealy potatoes) put on
to boil. When tender, drain and break
are cut crosswise and added to the po-
tatoes; cover with the cream sauce and
serve in either ramekins or guernsey
dishes; sprinkle with the chopped pars-
ley.
saucepan; when butter is melted add tho
flour: mix well and add the cold milk
slowly. stirring until smooth and creamy;
Evening star., 1914-03-08
Eggs in Place of Meat.

Even with fresh eggs at As to 90 cents
a dozen in our city markets, they make
a cheap meat substitute. If blended with
rice butter and milk, or vegetables. If
the eggs are hard boiled and used in the
many ways they can be prepared. blend
ed with other nourishing foods, they are
cheaper than meat
Rice. eggs. cream sauce and green peas
or fried onions make an ideal combina-
ton.
Evening star., 1914-03-08
FOR THOSE WHO GIE UP" MEAT DURING EAE LEEGTEN SEASON
Spaghetti Neapolitan

apple pudding makes a good meal at a
very small cost
Evening star., 1914-03-08

add the salt and pepper and boil two
minutes.
This is enough for four persons.
Cost-Eggs. u cents; potatoes, cents;
butter, cents; milk, cents; seasoning,
1 cent: total, u cents.
The potato adds to the eggs, and, II one
has a little canned pimento or green
pepper on hand. one teaspoon, chopped,
adds l should not open a ten-cent can
to get a teaspoon to flavor the dish.
Eggs a la Japan.
One cup rice.
Three eggs.
One tablespoon butter
One tablespoon -four
One cup milk.
One tablespoon parsley.
One teaspoon salt.
Dash white pepper.
One teaspoon curry powder.
One-quarter teaspoon paprika-
Put the eggs in boiling water: boil
slowly thirty minutes; remove and lay
in cold water.
Boil the rice the same as in mold rice
with cheese sauce; blanch and sprinkle
with one-half teaspoon salt before putting
in oven. Spread on platter. Shell the eggs,
cut three in three slices the long way
and lay on the rice evenly down the cen
ter. Remove the yolk Of one egg, chop
the white fine, add to the cream sauce;
then pour over the rice and eggs; crate
the yolk of egg over the top and garnish
with the chopped parsley and dust around
the grated yolk with paprika.
Sauce-Put the butter into saucepan;
when melted add the -four; mix we'll and
add the cold milk slowly, stirring until
smooth and creamy; add one-half tea
spoon salt, q dash white pepper, the
curry powder and the white of egg; boil
two minutes.
This amount is for four persons. Even
with eggs at 4 cents apiece, you have
very good meat substitute for "a cents.
Cost-Rice, cents; milk. cents; but
ter, cents; eggs, Il cents; seasoning.
cents; total, "a cents.
Evening star., 1914-03-08

Curried Rice and Kidney Beans.
One cup rice.
Two cups kidney beans.
cne-haIf cup cut onion.
Evening star., 1914-03-08

vegetable, all one needs with the above
is cup of tomato soup. cabbage or
celery salad and q light dessert.
Evening star., 1914-03-08
Escal1oped Oysters.

Twenty-Five oysters.
One-fourth cup milk.
One tablespoon butter.
Evening star., 1914-03-08

Two pounds small beans.
One-half pound salt pork.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21
FIGHT OVER PEARS,
AKANA LANDS HOMER
CONVICTED BY JURY

Lang Akana, the baseball player
and S. L. Akana, his brother, were
convicted by a jury in CIRCUIT Judge
Ashford's court this morning. at as
sault and battery. The couple will be
sentenced next Monday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock.
The fight occurred early last June,
at the height of the fruit-and par.
ticularly the pear-season, and was
over some of the delectable pears
grown In the. ,Akana home yard on
KtikuS street sTfe Tree hangs over
the fence into the yard or one Wong
Chin Yuen. Wong was accused By
8. L. Akana of spearing specimens OF
the fruit, and in the fight which en-.
sued Lang, the husky baseball star,
was called upon for assistance. He
landed a homer" that nearly did for
Wong.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21
LOCAL and GENERAL

No ball game yesterday Wet
grounds. Hang onto those rain checks,
Christmas Day is one of the four
holidays in the year when the Bishop
| Museum is closed.
| The weekly meeting of the board Of
| harbOr commissioners will be held to-
| morrow morning at the usual hour
The governor has approved the
amended charter CT incorpoI alton #
the First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
o. Honolulu.
The Modern Order Of Phoenix vii
hold a special meeting and intiatio,.
at their home tomorrow night Al
| newly-elected candidates and members
are urged to attend.
Land Commissioner Joshua d. Tuck
| er will sell at public auction Yext
| Wedn esday neon a land remnant at
| NapoOpoo, Of kCna, Hawaii Prepara-
! ton is in progress also fer large
land drawing which will be held next
| Monday. December %, for the home
stealing Of about 20 lots below the
pail on WindWard Oahu and six lots
| on Kauai
There will be a midnight celebra-
ton of the holy communion Christmas
eve at St Clements church. Wilder
avenue, Punahou, commencing at II
O'clock. The service will be choral, a
feature being the singing of Christ
mas carols.
The police today are seeking a MAJ
who is alleged to have entered a LAP
anese store near the corner of King
and Liliha streets, from which place
dry goods and other articles to the
value Of $500 were taken. Captain
of Detectives McDuffie despatched
two officers upon the trail of a sus-
pect who is believed to have proceed
ed to the country to dispose of the
property.
Jane Mercer has been given permis-
sion to withdraw as guardian of the
persons of Herbert Earle, John Fred
erick and Dorothy Marion Mercer,
minors, Circuit Judge Whitney ap-
pointing Dr. George F. Straub in her
stead, to serve without bond. Mrs.
Mercer asked that this change he
made because she desires to bring &C
ton to quiet title to her home, Nanea
Villa, on Reservoir avenue, and the
three children will be named as CO.
defendants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21
ROBERT o. BAILEY
His Running Away Brought Him t
The U S. Treasury.-Assistant
Secretary v. S. Treasury.

This story is not told to induce any
boy to run away from home. Most
boys would have gone to the bad in
stead of going all TO the good as did
Robert O. Bailey
About 80 years ago a boy with a
tear-stained face lodged the brake
man Of a freight and started West
from Cleveland. He was fleeing the
wrath Of teacher who insisted he
should absorb a certain amount oil
knowledge each day.
He got out of freight car in Chi
cage. Hunger drove him to selling
papers and shining shoes. Necessity
taught him to save the hard-earned
pennies , BY the time he was 10 he
was travelling with a blind evangelist
and by precept was able in a few
years to deliver a sermon when occa-
sion demanded.
When the evangelist died Bailey
went to work on a newspaper. His
good work sent him to Washington as
a special correspondent and eventual.
ly he became the representative as
signed to the White House by a big
press association. After serving as
private secretary to Secretary of the
Treasury Maeveigh, he was appointed
to his present position.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21

What is declared as a record ship
n1ent of mail from the mainland to the
Islands in a. single bottom is due to
arrive at the port at an early hour to.
morrow morning in the Matson steam.
er Wilhelmina. This vessel steamed
from bSan Francisco with more than
$50 sacks of mail for the islands. The
vessel is bringing about 100 cabin
passengers, while several thousand
tens Of freight will be discharged at
Honolulu and Hilo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21
kukul Prepared for Farewell Voyage

kukui Prepared for Farewell voyaue
The United States lighthouse ten
der Kukui, which has been stationed
In Hawaiian waters for a number OF
years, has been prepared for a Iona
cruise to Puget Sound, where the yes
sci is destined to remain permanently
In the departure of the Kukui, which
may steam for the north Pacific to.
day, a fine vessel, admirably aquipped
for the class Of work assigned to 1,
by the federal government, will lie
withdrawn from island waters. The
hukui is rated as one of the largest
vessels in the United States light.
mouse service. A united effort upon
the part of the commercial and legis.
iatlVe bodies in the northwest for the
transfer of the Kukui has succeeded
IN taking the vessel from Hawaii,
while 1t is stated that smaller and
much older craft will sbe sent here to
look after the several light stations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21

Bad weather met some hundred
miles on the islanus will delay the
arrival of the Pacific Mail liner Mon.
golla, now steaming from the Orient
with about 200 passengers and 100
tons OF cargo for Honolulu. The YES.
sci Is expected to arrive here tomor-
row afternoon. 1t is the present in
tention to despatch the vessel tor
San Francisco Wednesday morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-21

The American-Hawaiian fleighter
Dakotan was supplied with full car
go of island products before it's des-
patch for New York by the way OF the
Panama canal on Saturday evening
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
CAMP VERDE TO
HAVE FINE SCHOOL
(From Saturdays Daily. }


Earl L. Goodwin. the well known
local architect and structural engin-
Ger, has been awarded the contract
for building the new school build
ing at Camp Verde, the structure to
cost $500 1t is going to be one
OF the finest school buildings in the
entire county when completed. The
contract calls for stone building OF
three rooms and a library The in
terror arrangement is modern, and
when completed the structure will be
as nearly fire proof as any building
could be which is not designed in
that direction particularly. The
library room will have a capacity
which will enable the district to
greatly expand its present equipment
of books.
While in the Camp Verde dis
t-ict the other day in company with
William Stephens, chairman OF the
board of supervisors, who was in
that section on road business, Mr.
Goodwin also landed the contract for
two or three ranch houses, and says
there is an uplook in that country
from two or three months ago.
The work on the school building
is TO commence at once and finished
as quickly as mechanics are able to
do so.
Speaking of conditions generally
over the country, Mr. Goodwin, who
has been over about as much OF it
as any man the past few months,
says the tendency to build and i'm
prove is greater than one would ex-
pect. He leaves today for the Bur
rows Greek country, where he has
the contract for the construction
of some storage dams, and soon
will 90 to Mohave county on the
same mission. Storage dams are be
coming a rage, so to speak said
Mr.. Goodwin yesterday. In various
portions OF the country the ranch
men are turning TO this method and
| believe within a few years many
hundreds of acres OF land will be
under irrigation as a result, which
are now barren. Wherever the
method has been introduced under
the new system it has proven d
great success"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
BOARD WILL NOT AS
sumo THE INITIATIVE
(From Saturdays Daily

c. R. Osburn, member and secre
tary of the state board of control
arrived in the city yesterday and i:
here today, his mission being an Of
fetal one in connection with thC
Pioneers Home.
When seen by Journal-Miner re-
porter, he said he did not have much
to say; that his trip was purely
routine, although he was interested
in the matter of the proposed wo-
mems addition to the institution and
would make report on the matter
re was not informed OF anything
new on this score, however, and
could add nothing that is not al
ready of public knowledge on the
subject.
When asked if the Pioneers Home
would be abolished under the So
called mothers pension law, he re-
piled: That is purely a matter for
the courts to decide, and it all de-
ponds on whether this institution
can be made out an aims house"
But what about the law provid
ing that aims houses must be sold
by the various boards OF supervis-
ors-does not that provision mean
that the state board of control will
have to sell this institution if it is
all aims house?" was asked by the
reporter.
Il suppose it does" he replied,
adding: 81 understand there is a pro-
vision in the deed to this property
that if there ever comes time when
the land upon which it is built is
not used for a home it reverts back
10 the owner, Mr.. +. NJ Murphy,
who donated it for the purpose to
which it has been devoted"
Mr. Osburn intimated, however,
that there was a difference in the
provision of the new law in its pro-
vision with reference to county
farms and places of this character,
in that the law specially made it the
duty of the boards of supervisors
10 sell their poor house properties
and turn the money over to the
state, making the statute self-en-
forcing in this regard, whereas there |
would have to be some action taken f.
in the courts before the board of .
control would be justified in acting
with reference to any state insti-
tuition. He made it plain that the
board of control would not take the
initiative with reference to the home.
He seems to be very much oppos-
ed to the law, and believes it will
not only operate to the detriment
Of the counties of the state hut to
the inmates Of all charitable insti-
buttons OF public nature.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
Sl74,333.OS Sl74,333.OS

STATE OF ARIZONA, County OF Yavapai-s
l. ~ Rogers duly dposes and That the
Treasurer OF Yapai County Arizona That the above and oreeoing
capacity Treasurer this date That have carefully and
which said derived the
which
together
balances
F. ~ ROGERS Treasurer, Navapai Arizona
Subscribed before End October 1914
(Notaral Sca) J. KEOHANE Notary Public
Board and together with the ordered filed
The claim OF " Curtis Miller County Superintendent of Schools
allowed the follows Salary County Superintendent
Schools September 1914 $250OO teachers
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
PASSES AWAY.
From SATURDAYS Dailyl

Mrs. G. c. Bottenberg, wife OF the
travelling auditor OF the Santa Fe.
and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McGinnis, OF Dennison. Ohio,
passed away yesterday morning at
7:l0 o'clock at her residence, l35
Garden street, this city.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02

examination Mn sl25e office s. e. ao ~ H., no
t po d G T oae between congress 6 ana @
pairs and asked that appropriation be made for repairs this
the $4,000 in repairs the road from Congress
he Ssk laid before the Board issued By Geo W
the sailing the holding general Noy@ber 9
Members OF the Legaa Stats County PEscnet Officers II
A Proclamation.
v,,rp &C Executive Department State Of AT7ona m Gait 81.
Statutes 1913 General
and orc the
&
preceding separation
R s Royds ed Chapter Title b & The thee. C
Statutes Shall s " ss @ d5 GS1
the time election Offices filled and offer
proclamation shall transmitted OF
VOW FhEREFoFE Governor Of the State
tuesday after Monda,
fof the State One United Senator in
sss state ' an
Mime inspector; Tax
For County Supervisors Judge
Superior Court one Clerk of the Superior Court one Court AtOTny
Assessor many Justices
Nv hereby dollars
d expended for the purpose reaches the amount Of one
IN WITNESS WHEREoE have hs5suntO set hand and caused
Done Phoenix, Capital day Of September
~ s,Dxry fs SsRo GEO HgN Sac Governor Arizona
said
published Journal newspaper
and that said publication continue period less than
days before the general election.
furnishing the House and County Hos
pital received follows:
John Massng & Company:
tons, more less o Common Lump coal for
Court House. and 80 tons, or less for
County Hospital ----------------------$ 725 per ton
A.. Cline:
So
Block Coal Hospital
the Board that the bid OF John Massng Company
better of the bids submitted notion ordered that
needed Hospital be
purchased from John Massing & Company.
Clerk following
official
calling County Hospital
Proposals Wanted.
Scaled proposals will this Office o'clock NJ
Tuesday October 20 1914 the Board be furnished for
OF the County Hospital follows
Fifty good good wood
before the day OF December 1914 Wood to be
of the Hospital
made Expense
Fund The Board the right and all bids
the Board
o Yavapai
Bidders invited to be present the opening OF bids
inf apply to the o. this
R. 7. BELCHER, Clerk
Upon Jackson authorized make
sary repairs to the Copper Basin road.
The of l. Colwe County Recorder fees collected
in the Recorders office the being follows, owit
Total fees filing and recording September 1914 S7S53
Certified abstracts for September 1914 $50
To4,, S224O5
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NANAPAI COUNTY ARIZONA


Board Yavapai
Friday, September 25 1914 A. NJ.
Present William Stephens, Chairman Harry W. Heap Member; R. T.
Fletcher.
The Clerk motion instructed bids coal for tine
Court House and County Hospital
There the Board adjourned
until Monday, the 5th day October 1914 at o'clock NJ
WILLIAM STEPHENS.
Attest: Charm
r. T. BELCHER, Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
Proceedings Of the Board OF
Supervisors Of Yavapai
County, Arizona.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NANAPAL COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott, Arizona September q, 1914.
Wednesday, g. 1914 o'clock A. NJ
Present William Member r.
Belcher. Clerk
This the and this Board for the of
dered issued by this Board the 2O
the Board proceeded the bids Board
bids
ordered the
The following bids received for the printing 200 Road Depart
Pay Rolls:
Phoenix Printing Company $40O
SSo
Upon notion duly seconded and carried ordered that the Nc
Neil Company be authorized the said rolls accordance
with their bid
Mr. L. O. before the
Mary Reynolds NJ Murphy had been recorded Office
the Recorder of deed
been be
After taking Mr. Cowel
S
cord be authorized the without charge
Mr. George Leland formerly of Pioneers Home
also Hospital before
Board provide him enable
Mohave provide him with
after his arrival Mohave County After the condea
ordered that Mr. Leland be granted the $0O outdoor
relief.
There being further business the Board notion adjourned
until Thursday, September a. 1914 10 o'clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM STEPHENS,
Attest: Chairman.
R. T. BELCHER, Clerk
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA


Prescott, Arizona September "a 1914
a. at A..
R.
Bclcher,
Upon Richards authorized
repairs o Dewey and
There
IN Friday, September Is, a 10 A NJ.
WILLIAM STEPHENS.
Attest: Chairman.
R. T BELCHER, Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
S284O5

appeared John and
that that she had
children and unable them Upon motion ordered
$500 outdoor relief the month
orders OF the Board
The instructed purchase ticket for Joe Martinez from
County Hospital
report OF Farley OF Superior covering
during the September 1914 totalng $7O check
cd, found be and ordered filed.
The Clerk instructed following advertisement IN
official calling
bids and groceries be furnished the County Hospital and Jail
Mess,
Proposals
proposals be p Tuesday
1914 the Board for the following supplies be furnished the
County Jail and County Hospital
Fresh Cangles for JaD and ul front for County
ospita ordered Board
Provisions:
groceries provisions be sub
showing what will be charged the and above
wholesale freight Board privilege inspecting
invoices and freight bills
Contracts to for six months October 10TH 1914
Payments dc made monthly drawn the Expense
Fund
will give bond such
be fixed by law, for the
faithful to be approved by the Chairman OF
the Board of Supervisors
Board the right o any all bids
to c endorsed Proposals for and have
attached thereto addressed the Board OF
pervisors of Yavapa County.
a
Fifty payable the OF the Board of
Supervisors faithful bond
and required of the successful bidder
Bidders invited to be present at the opening OF bids
For other information apply the Clerk OF the Board
Board OF Supervisors of Yavapai County Arizona
r. I. BELCHER, Clerk.
There being adjourned
4"'' i"S'O''' '''''S william STEPHENS
Attest: Chairman
+ BELCHER, Clerk
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02

Mr. T. y Rogers Treasurer and xOfco Tax Collector appeared
with his Tax Collector showing the OF collected
1914 The proceeded
check the with the duplicate rolls they found
the rolls accordingly and the ordered filed
Mr. E A. Rogers, Treasurer and ExOfco Tax Collector appeared
with his Treasurer the period September October 1914
and the Board proceeded check the issued and
the orders ashed The
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA

County
ournment Monday, October 5. 1914 a 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
Present. William Stephens Alonzo MEMBER Harry
w. Heap. Member; R T Bclcher,
The Board together with the Assistant County Attorney proceeded to
with the balance shown by the books be
folio
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-02
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Arizona, October 1914
of
October 1914. $50 O'Clock A NJ.
taken audited
payment upon
lain Warrant
No To Draw Accoun Amount
Shepherd-Bouny 1900
1923 1888 Thomas AcWiliams ag w G. & R. W. Wingheld-
D. Bethune-La half salary Superintendent