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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
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These books will be found
very helpful in your efforts
to comply with the U. S.
Food Administration in its
plan of Food Conservation.
We have distributed sew
eral thousands Of these
FREE ard they are gener-
ally appreciated. In order
to meet the demand we
placed another heavy order
and have just received
them. They are Free. We
shall be pleased if you will
drop in and get a copy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
IL MEN FOR HARVEST WORK
Riverside Western Refining Com
pany Hungry for Wheat Fields.

There's sore bunch of men In
the office or the Riverside Western
on company, 70S New Wright build
ing. They volunteered to do work
in the wheat fields, and so far, have
only been called out twice.
|"If sou know OF anyone wanting
help in their grain fields" said r. P.
Hume, manager OF the Riverside
Western, "call us up. We're ready
to go out any evening and every
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
NORTH AND SOUTH HIGHWAY
New Road From Omaha to Tulsa
Being Promoted,

Herbert S. Putney, president or
the Capital highway. is an enthusi-
astic promoter of highway from
Omaha through Topeka, Kan. to
Tulsa. He has just completed a
tentative survey Of the route and
finds all the towns along the pro-
posed trail eager to assist, and all
clamoring TO get on the line" From
Waverly, Kan, south to Indepen-
dcnce thcre is n rivalry between
darlington. Yates Center and Ere
doniu on one side and Leroy lola,
Humboldt, Chanute and CherryVale
on the other, which has to be ironed
out before the permanent route is
decided upon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
Able ,to Rny NnrcotIcc Hcrc2

Drug users seem to have a certain
source of supply in Tulsa, and the
police department is prosecuting all
users. with a view of locating the
plant Nine victims OF the drug
habit were in the city court yester-
day and Judge Warren held them all
on different charges,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26

Sunday and Mrs Daniel left Sun
day night for Cleveland where she
will remain until after the war.
Mr.. Daniel seeks political honors
at the August primary. His can
didacy for the nomination for SUI
perior Judge on the Democratic
ticket will be voted at that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26

evening. until the crop is harvested.
And it won't cost cent wen
even furnish our own transporta-
ton"
Mr.. Hume's phone number is 59lo,,
and they hope some farmer will caN
them early and often.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
Fought on n Street Car.

E. p. Endicott. street car con-
ductor, and Roy Delong, cdlored,
fought on car Sunday over tho
fare, Judge Warren charged each
SIS for the trouble they made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
A Discriminating Taste.

Pats funeral, Mrs Hogarty,
Mrs, Hogarty-GNo, ma'am, Oi
niver inioy fun'raIs onlcss they're in
me own family.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26
FARMS MUST FURNISH
so MEN FOR JULY CALL
County Local Board Gets Order 10
Mobilize the Next County
Army Quota.
ANOTHER CALL FOR NEGROES
Whites TO Camp GrCCnlcaf and Nc
groc- {" camp Dodge, Dcs
Mpnnrs, Iowa.

C,rJ,.,, f....... I...,, ro,,.ry.d h.,, tbo
,u.,r,y ...g' r.',.I ~. sr,I ,fiv
u,,'t. ,.,.'. o.. .,..,..,. ,,.,,i,,,T tsn,J
G.I,il,.,., a.. .. sn,a, arto NOT
w., ,tcg.,'t.f. 3. F...,,,.,...,, ,t,,, ty,,,,-
+, sa,.,I lad ,,.n,y .sny"nth of
July The majority Of the men 70
.nu this Dl will have 10 be taken
from the npm. as the board has
received word JhIr the city boards
having uour ul, bwut Of the draft
calls hy spring, will be allowed to
rest for "A while.
B.rW'ru the sixteenth and twenty
rrl ur u.y the county board will
send out "a negroes io Camp Dodge.
Dca Molusg. Iowa.
Yesterday was spent by the county
bourd n rrcIasHfying and examlh-
iug men in class three There werc
,I15 Of then. aud ~" board sat as
Ia court in hearing the appeals or
considering the cases of the men
from ali angles Fully so per cent
of the. men were allowed to stay in
their former classes because OF the
apparent matuc.s Of their contens
t.Uua Tucr, were five doctors in
charge uf the physlcal examinations
The greater majority Of the claims
pfcacutcd worc those cases wherein
u dcpcudeut mother was claimd I'm
most Of thcso cases the rcglstrant
vas allowed to keen, his old claHsifi-
cation.
Final List for Travis.
t,t,,,, tIgt. ~, "a ,.,, ,o ,o 20
C,'u',. ir,,,,is t,,.,, ,'r oa,,r,', nDorJ
.u.rc u,,Ic ~, tGstord,v 'rEcre nrc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26

sowcr and water mains are for Wesi
Tulsa.
The bid OF tho Exchange National
wasb submitted by .. II. Leonard,
vice president
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-26

sale nagated for the purpose of raising enable us
cash for merchandise for the coming By paying cash for this
chandse enables buy lower price and in turn sell TO
The wonderful bargains offered here this week will enable to
such substantial savings that you buy other things didn't
you could afford.
Tis sale that thrifty will take advantage Of
Everything the has been reduced this week. for cash only
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
LAST CALI ron RECORDS FoR
ARMY MD NAVY HnAS

% p~hunupruph record drive imam
ruratod h' The national phonorraph
record recruiting corps, which is a
part Of tho war camp community sor-
wee. has been carried on most sue
ccsstully in this city hy tho Fortnight.
~ club. Although tho drive ended
this week. the locul committee rs stiil
awaiting instructions from headquar-
tiers regarding shipment. and AN who
have not yet rounded up the Stacker
ecords' in their homes arc urged 10
do SO at once "A leave them at Bald
wins music store which is ~the'dcposit.
ing center selected for this PURPOSE
Each contributor is asked To print
with a hat pin his name md address
on the smooth space in the centor Of
each record. II thcy do not wish 10
inscrlDe their names thcv are asked
To print in that space whether th,
record is intended for the army or
navy.
one million records arc wanted for
immediate usr 90 tno camps aud iu
tho event of peace Tho need win D.,
oven greater tut the strain of mactiuu
during the trying periods OF dcnoLili-
zation ana reconstruction viii br soc
we're.
The following letter received Dos,
Geraldine lurrtr from ON, OF the bots
owe thcrc proves Just how much these
records mean 60 tho boys.
w were waiting Tor the calf for
reinforccidouts about "a mile from tho
firing line. The BOOM of the cannon
was constantly tu our cars ono or
two of the chaps. the now uuos woye
beginning to look white around tho.
Fiils-uot scared. YOU know. lbut tho.
nervous tension WAS becoming almost
u~nhcntahlo. n only we would be.
called, This waiting seemed the hard
Isl OF all Il.n esarf#.YrH. f..sa.It 800.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

Dear Eddie. - suppose you'yc
Hrtrd "a lot about wCs'..n hospitality,
aud I've seen u lot OF 20 hut they pulled
stunt OF here that .Hr 90 while. bad
wC tCnling like a Ertud u1hoh-thc
blooming town. its,i|. thrpulh It's
.hambcr OF commerce. wrote me % let
ter of welcome and inquired how / lik-
od tho place and an that uud ended
up hy inviting me az tp the Chamber
uf Commerce 10 talk Things over with
them.
can YOU boat IL Tor hospitality bid
700 ever SEQ anytime Bike that around
ElmsNlllo. C~onnoctirNf. coz % other
place M tho east? I Lnuw what YOUR
luswcr is. so YOU needn't use any
paper telling me.
We'll. YOU know Tor q while |
thought that they thought that in
stCId of being n coming author |
was % very much "rumc' one and |
was an swelled up ON mysclf until !
found out hat they uaso 90 point Of
welcoming every person who comes TO
tho city tor any length oi time.
Whom / got that into Wy head, / sort
of lost that homoslCJ feeling and |
went rt-ht up and got I rolulur hand
shake ont Of the Chamber of COM
mor,o It's onc OF tn, Iisest affairs 81
ltr kud cVcr saw and practically vt.
cry business man In Albuquerque is "a
mnmbcr OF - and lot. nI moa belong
who frou'f roll bus men. Tho
thing of 30 rs. that ~. don't Just ho-
TOM. they atc work Iu %.
WN|l. was tIlkiu Poo somo OF the
birds there, Z found ora how thCy
ruluc tu soud me a. letter OF wei
ruur fNtpy have uu addressed postal
nurJ with % blank Iprm made uut ON
It 1uI those ave IH the hands OF an
HL. - --. M A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
CARRIZoLO MOTIFS


several deaths have occurred hero
ana IN ncighboring towns 900 Lincoln
county Within tho past few JAYS.
Joseph A. shaver. who resided at
vaughn, dt"d here Monday mornlnH
ne was q brother OF ur o. NJ shaver
OF ms place and had com" here tp
nurse the family ot Hts brother. who
wore III with influenza Tie was taken
~ WIN the discuss upuu his arrival
'h" body was shipped t1 Vaughn for
burial.
Frank Butler ALSO diod OF influenza
AFTER "a short Illness. u, Wus buried
last saturday az th. iucHi motorv
~ White oaks. q O. I."IDI. Ton.
W'tiA OF Memphis. TsN. $500. U third
victim OF influenza duuua th, week.
ilts body was shipped fo s former
home FOR burial
word was received hcro that Mrs.
"a &, Cooper. uiuco of Mr.. und Nis.
James \ cooper, who reside here.
died last Tuesday ~ Aucho. burial
place at White oaks.
Mrs, carrie Icrca died last Monday
az ~ iaso. TcN.. whcr" p was bur
lcd Miss pcrca was the duugitcr of
Nj and Mrs. -. Pcrcu Of tins place.
Stc was - years OF age.
Fred Tully OF Glencoe, who has ,u-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
BY RUTH PARIS WEDGE

Now MC>ico has long been ,ousid-
cred the paradise Of artists and Writ
'rs, but 10 Is doubtful whether even
he MOST ardent bOoStcT8 of this state
'Vct claimed that it was tho paradise
OF hct-koopsra The majority OF honey
rtisers WOuld probably think twice joe.
lore selecting this locality for thor
activities, since the supply of nectar
ana the season during which 10 may
ho produced ls somewhat Hmitpd
Nevertheless, J. = Moore. who -
known umong his friends here as "tl,
honey man. has proved that ne can
go M against e difficult proposition
ana win out IN spite al obstacles. Dur-
lug the year and "A eunrtor since no
entered tho bee Industry IN his soD-
ton ho has demonstrated that TINS
valley can bee mndo Ia Weld 0 splendid
crop OF honey cuCh yonT. Thousands
Of pounds are pat on tho markell
here and in various parts of tho ruuu-
tfy whore Moorc's sweet clover and,
alfalfa honey has already become ia.
Mr. Moore carries ON this Industry
on "a purely scientific basis which -
tho oui' way in which n can bee oou-
Quoted prontably. Ills f20 hives nro
assembled in colonies which urr lo~l
'1tfd Iu various sections Of tho valley
about 1--WE miles apart, thus SWING tho
bees oi aCh colony "A sufficient tctII-
tory lu which a. toragN without tu-
CrouChing on the nectar supply OF tho.
nciEhborlng colonies. The bees Iu
Those hises arc chiefly ~ the three
banded Italian variety winch are COM
aidcrcd by experts as thc hcalthicFt ~
well us thc most actiV2 Workcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

During fN" "HrrminG season in
Nhl.h lht I.''" boo. accompanied by
the swarm l..". Tho hive. Mr., Moore
often maxi. 'Ur ..Hpds of tha colonies
ihf'c on i'.' I..s a day, Installing
mo ho's lu Oh. Hs and~scctng that
they remain IH,.n
special 'IU. . be taken in tho
summer n" ...u the hiVcs properly
Ncnttlht'u. IU.H. tho honey flow
period which III. f.I4 locality lasts but
ihtcc mouti. I.. little winged work
"rH DO some decidedly intensive work.
Faihorinr u'ltIN Very available drop
of nectar from rI. clover and alfalfa
nloNsolnH nI iN.. H.ction and storing
inc none. II. Tho hive bodies and
M tho supper. ." additional contain.
ciH' Mhich H| Moore places in cac'
hive.
The Improve nos Of hives. honov
CNiractors end ...#b foundations ore
ustd hN MI h.. ~ THIS industry,
during tho W. |t. II H. necessary 20
purilhlN close ". tho entrance 10 tho
hives. lonNlng I.' small exit for the
insects. THO I. Urocautionary cas
urc takru To- I..unt the bees of "a
strong, wei oiled hive from
sWartulng upon rN. Wcnkcr colonies
ana rubbin" thrm OF their food suppl,
Not cnlY is o., noe industry am i'm
portanl % duur war times. since
hcney rs NuuHfU. I'H ls one OF tho best
auhstitut's Too hI" but owing To- tho
variety of Hsos 'N winch u may 10,
pat, n 10 N. number OF Calorios. ~
has "a distinct fond value OF ia oWn
htch mikes fuD H.a industry exceed.
inEly important I "a food producing
factor ~ times ui peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

severe cold which she contracted last
winter. tuberculosis resulted ana al
thouSD h WAS taken to the prcsbS-
terrain ~tnttorium at Albuquerque and
everything possible was done for her.
Aho steadily grew worse and several
months hCr father. the late Rev.
~. = 'umpstcn. went 20 Albuquerque
ana brought hcr home A few DAYS
later me passed away Ruth received
q diplomn from the Iingerman high
choul last spring She was a menu
hcr OF the Presbyterian church 4
mother, n sistcr and three brothers
- well as many friends mourn her
death Two OF tho brothers are IN tho
army Ia a rogimentnl band.
T.. j. Mason. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis ~ the hos-
pitnl az Roswell Monday. IL IN q criti-
cal condition, owing to his age and
tho serious condition of tho appendix
~ the time of operation recovery X
doubtful.
clifford Mcbride. who ~ in tho
army, arrived here Monday from In
dianapoiis in response to % message
Nppyis'nE him OF the critical condition
OF ms father. Mr. Mcbride died before
ms arrival.
\ woodruff. ot Artosia. was q Ha-
german visitor IdCHdnV.
a. G. Mason was "a Roswell visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mason g. staying m Roswell
This week Iu order 10 bc near hof hus-
band. during his illuSsa.
Roy. and Mia. W T., West. OF ncv.
t,t, attended the funeral of Miss Ruth
Cumpston SUNDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
THERE'S WELCOME AND GLAD
HAND FOR EVERY ONE IN DUKE
CITY, LEARNS TENDERFOOT TED

line % the G.. al &. and the first thing
YOU knew, they would have Won ID
house rented. q job IL YOU told them
what YOU can do. and YOU, yourself.
on the train started toward the south
west. by grab. Eddie. YOU can't beat
II. 1 tel you.
No. Eddie, ! haven't run into any
gold or silver mines yet. There seem
TO be plenty OF them mere and an other
sorts OF mines, but someone seoms To
" all of them and J haNcn't had a.
chhnce 10 go BAT vet TO got ono OF
ny
I've been talking to an old pros
pector. though. Eddie. aud ho and I
arc going out in q few DAYS and look
the situation over. lie thinks he
where YOU can pick 80 gold
nuggets as hig as your thumh. as soon
as We go out there and get "a mess OF
tho stuff. IN son YOU q bit of IL. INST
as q souvenir TO sort OF riako you
Jealous.
say. Eddie, tell Aunt Maud that
mere ~ tho original place 30 get Navajo
blankets and rugs The Indians mako
thcm right around here ana Some of
them certainly arc wonderful have
seen some of the better ones that
would compare taVorghlV with 20 lut OF
the more expensive oriental rtts that
cvcry u rs so crazy about
Well. ! s>poct IA better close. Tell
the folks I'm feeling Inc md have
gained -four pounds. ana D. isn't
hll tat either No. old man Rt,nolds
is crazy, aH FAR ass can SEQ. Things
aren't q hit more expensive here than
in Tie cast. Voters,
TED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

Two G.. baked bean pulp. one G.
bread crumbs (may be corn bread or
any other hrcadl, ! G. chopped colcry.
onc-han &. milk, one I. cornstarch.
o~nc-cighth & curry powder. ono T. salt.
one-half l. pepper Mix the corn
starch. curry. salt. and pepper with
the cold milk, Cook mixture until n
thickens. stirring constantly. Then
add the mashed beans and other in
gradients. Form into a Loaf me bake.
This loaf may be varied by the use
OF tomatoes, onions ard celery. Cook
ed corn meal may he substituted Tor
the bread crumbs and nm g may be
added TO bind the ingredients together
and increase the food value.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
FOUR WONIiN COUNTY SCHOOL
IptRtNTFNDE N
MN NJ NlCO.

Sew ''cNiro elected four women
countN school sIytlutcud,nts Tues.
dny Mrs.. Nin1 Otcro Warren iu Santa
Pc countN. Mr. o. W Wilson m bar
nalillo cUuun NiH iarhci y smith
iu DE Ht0l county .ud Nrs o. "
Hayes m 'havcs county Nfs War
rem o. Mus Wilson are republicans
and Mra smith uud Nf. IisN,- J,mo
Gratis. S,houl officers tr, only uu,r
Nomcn can lc candidates for 200 This
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
.ArnENiAN" nntrLs PLANNED.

Athculhn' ruNcls are scheduled 90
begin on tho hill roNt wook, provided
the epidemic suhsidos sufficiently To
permit tho ban being raised.
The lniScrsitN "GrcCkA' have mr.
ranged for a. pau-iicllcuic tcu 20 Doc
given ut Rodoy ball ON "Wednesday uf-
totnoon to which the University sirls
aud local "Grccks' arc invited a. is
planned 60 hold tine individual sorority
teas ON FRIDAY and saturday. Ind
day ~ scheduled Tor the following
Monday, Suuda. being the clos.d'
day for an rushing activities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
RoULERS


.,., lhi JAM "''N '"",' ~,
" '''tlh'ht 'i' I''i ''Inf iiush~
~" S",,,l\ I'-7'a '' 'n wings o' a
hti'
II" IoitA OF ''' 'ii"t' Do ''ine ike .
nl"Hl
inc iin''N' 'i"' """ " 'hlhs
:" 'I' I'hI
,u .
AI ''F . '"''i '"'i''hh "I gums
hih' pm. i'" '"'n'i" mos %" longer
I'"f
VOW. '''''l'ih "' 1851 "it"r ionr
'"''" M'.l'' '' "''l'n' OF io'fnl
'''Ir
goo" '"'f "'' N'pt
10 "',,o nun GARRISON unwilling
most
'' 'u'''u To NI'' If''lN' '"uld lttl"
mn. I'l',u
'"'' '', NV i''Ia'' VINO l'utcilh'f-
'N '''''"iH'
~,
'h'h ''nl' ih' onslaught IKE q SWIFT
i"' Imam hN thousands we're Tee
VI 'Nll.I ana shrnpncl ana haNonct
stool
''H' "''' "i'n oi blood bravo I'oulers
is u" i'olt)
Co.
soon lh'N We're gone lko a Fest beaten
L''''ng Their wounded ond dcnd on
INC oun
Now civilians mad gone night discreet
~ 10 cover
u" 'elI"t 'n' cave tlI the battle was
over
men pf'sontIN came on tho heels Of
in' 'l'iiorlng hoof and tho rcsound-
lhh
AS On came the troop iu advance ra.
ing down
= i"Un 'l' west u IN" north thru the
streets OF tho "
.,
'"'u ~t"WhNpcoflo, all 10 hail tho
cam" forth rom their rcfugo-w'ro
'uInh WIN delight
''ulb scare" believe oyrs. 'D,lIt.
rance has Gomez
HNt a'll ih'y loot eel "u u atill tU,y
were dumb.
WIN STAN or the mud on tho blue tNli
came the, hoarIns tho tri-color ~nud.
III ie'un caiac the major, d-IsmouniInF
Just whore
\ battered pi"notorte stood in the
square
N"u ''lllhg inc people about HIM, he
'"' ~''NhsuHcn ana trooper and prison.
or mot
N'' l"itn"h IN a. circle. SIM silent
W'l' tncN.
w ''','lHk uh' b'lN N" began thor
TO p''f.
tni"l'n
N"' '''l" ''U N silence Tho strains
or 'N' s''mr
'''"''" ~" use MO oHNC % shells
.n'''I
~ ''il' N'tFi otruuu lNlmfut while
''' "'"p'i lea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

such a shout. that fHD lilu must have
turned about i....
Thcn IN fear aud boz t.UWhiinE. have
rcdoubicd his pace
Ana the echo OF triumph .ong may II
ringl
TN topples the thron. oi the last ~.
rant kiug.
PERSONA. MENTION.
Lieut. otis Wood. .r of Francis y.
Wood Of THIS CITY. ..II,I home tins
week on a t%urlough. .~.,Hi,punt Wood
graduated sast week nw West Point
n Is now AWAITING o. 'o report Tor
active dutt. rtcNioua to - entrance
at West Point. he served for % e. a on
h MeNican border
Dr. T. g. Bakos, who recently re.
ccivcd . Jiptain's commission in the
army. rs 10 stationed .' Camp cody
\ letter recently r..ts,1 Boy Mrs.
v l. bradford from .. nephew. Gun.
nrrs Mate Gporre III #Imuer. gives
ana ricrosting accom- . l.c aboard a
destroyer Nj. sunni. n GRADUATE,
Of the Ncwport ns .Hudcmy IN
Rhode Island. Hc res. .I 3D. vampuirn
hHiao Tor bis soryt,, ..fIuH thc rH-
cent trouble u Mo,
Ma ana Mrs Jos,HH o. Wilson OF
Philadelphia. and choir daughters.
Miss sydney v Wilson ma Miss Cora
IT, ~ wilson, who r...utIt arrived in
A~ihnquoruuc. arc plIuu.uH To- spoud
Tho winter hcr". md .r. % ougupV-
iur The br. Hakcs' %, tDucc on t'ui-
V'rsiN Heights. Mr.. s. SOON is o. PRONE
mont attorney OF Ph". dolphin and is
900 DO, ctty ON legal iU.u..s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
BAKED Bcan Croauettcs.

Ono @. benn pulp. one /. onion iuico.
on"-half G. medium White sauce. two
7 iinely chopped parsley. Combine
ingredients and allow them 10 stand
Tor two or three hours. Shape into
croquettcs. Roll IN crumbs. beaten
egs and again In crumbs. FRY in Nege-
table fut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
ADDITION SOCIETY.
ntAN RI,IprS.


The following recipes. issued bf the
hufu" economies department OF the
Sew Mcviro Stmte Agricultural college.
ave some very valuable suggestions
regarding Tie numerous attractive
dishes which ran bc prepared from
that famous product of the "%Sunahinc
state. the New Mexico pinto bean.
Authorizations - tHblespoon: L
teaspoon; e. cup. All measurements
are level.
Baked Iicans.
soak I'M quart OF beans over night
in cold water. IN the morning add
trg4h wut"r n cOok SLOWLY until the
sklnH begin TO burst. Pour off water
and turn beans INTO % lar Bury three
quarter pound OF TAT salt pork ~ tho
beams. Add enough boiling water 10
cover the beans Cover b.an .ar and
bake slowly six TO eight hours one
"nd one-haif r OF dry mustard o. Two
g. ot prepared mustard may De- added
II desired.
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inc g. bean pulp. i've G. milk. ono.
half T. cornstarrh. two r. Vegetable
tat, % r. minced onion, one crp yoIk
Sc0ld mix and onion. Add starch to
not fat and blend; add the hot milk
and stir until well blended. add bean
pulp q beaten egg yolk Just before
serving.
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Bonn Snufflc.

" G. hot bean pulp. two eggs. / Z.
onion two r. finely chopped parsley.
Beat yolks OF the eggs and add to
them the other ingredients, Fold in
the well beaten whites OF eggs. Heap
mixture lightly IN baking dish and
bake IN slow open 90 minutes. Serve
not.
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SWEET CLOVER AND ALFALFA
HONEY FROM HIVES or LOCAL
BEE KEEPER BECOMING FAMOUS

!. S. Moore Dem onstrates That This Section Can
Be Made t, Yield Splendid Honey Crop in Spite
of Limited Supply of Nectar and Short Season
During Which 1t May Be Procured; Honey Be
coming Recognized as Excellent Substitutes for
Sugar and an Important Article of Food.
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Boiled Beans with Tomatocs.

W. g. cooked beans, two e. canned
tomatoes two 4 drippines. ono Z cell
cry or parsley. u r. minced onion.
SAT- n pepper Bring the beans aud
tomatoes To boiling point: cook the
onion and celery ~ the dripEings FOR
i've minutes. Add cooked uninon.
celery, %drippings. and %seasoning to hot
tomatoes, Cook about half hour.
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transferred TO q iHmIus camp In
South Carolina.
\ local hunter. wlID duck shooting
on the RIO rcc,ut,. dropped of
inc birds INTO tho J,,u current pf the
river. me his youu SON plunged IN
'iiu swan ~, aftor a. rather chilly
plunge for these frosty mornings
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bean Pie Filling.

one G. bean pulp. ono-half e.. sor-
ghum. one : salt, one l. cinnamon. one
I cornstartS. thrco-fourths q. milk
'inofe ~ mixture seems thickD. tyo
* yolks. o%nc-fourth {. banking now.
dor. one-fourth {. cloves. ono-fuurth T.
"lispice. onc-helf I. ginger. onc-fourth
nutmeg. Mia as for pumpkin pie.
Use WHITE OF egg for meringue.
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one e. cold bean puip. ono T. melted
butter or cream, ono g. uncly minced
onion salad dressing enough go wois-
ton Spread on thin slices of bread.