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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
INSIGNIA AWARDED =
TO BASKET BALL men
IN Tho Intelligence


mORGhNTON-N. w. Va, March I'll
The West Virginia University Athfctr
honr,t nj its meeting last night. awarded
,he varsity basketball insignia w.
w. 10 TIE. following members OF tho
souud rnr the season just clIrs1at- MIR
TIN, Iich,n. Dawson. kiKcr AMI lhil.
Dawson was th,, acting captain nIrnIsh
th., s4,;,sun Just closed nIh Martin In
rnptulr- elect for 1920.
At The rnInn InrrrnE Yhn athletic
hnurt1 elected IT, u Walker or William
non w Va. to net M rinlr1it munger
or hnnohnll In place Of Hubert Kidd VIII"
bru ll~~n In the rrrvicc hnT hn- not yrt
rcirrrncl The ruIluwinE men w~rr elrc1-
cd M r-riyrinnt mauaE gers Of bnrrb:tIl:
VIII l.. t!n~1rh"r Wheeling: Donald T..
Conway Mnrrnrrtnwn: FRED i. NTTn-
tn-h Spencer: Nnrk l.. Valentine. Far
aunr rh,.ar mon M n--tis;tnutr tn ihr
stuhrnt manager through the rrCe:"nt
sensnn md ono from tn" number Ia then
elected NJ student manager for next
years nine.
Although thc university VIII not hSvo
a traCf1 tram in tho irrtcr-cn1lcsfatc com
petition. George Hill Of Tairnnnt was
elected MS manager OF track and field
athletics In tho absence Of n varsity.
his main dntt~- viii ~ thc nrr1rrrrncnt
~ details for thr Srcnnl annual state
high school track and field moot hero on
May TT. Fiji fs n sophomore in thu uni
vcrsdtv and was start on tho basketball
team. Soma equipment viii be GciI-nn out
10 track athletes and Hill will have
charEr Of tho training Of these prcnar-
atnrv To the development Of n strong
t":rTn for n"Nt year 70 roprosrn' tho uni
vrrSity in fntnr collegiate competition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
WHAT IS THE Diff RENCE BETWEEN A x>
BASKET BALL GAME AND A DOG FIGHT;
BASKETBALL SHOULD BE PLA1EO
TO PROMOTE GOOD SPoATs-
MAHSHIP.
Dog Fight should BE Fought to tho
Bitter End.

The above question seems TO be hafu
for some snort fans in this city 10 an
swcr Basketball. tho same as any o'hcr
sport. should bc played for tn" good
that can be derived -:om u. %-cn a.
physical development and the promotion
of good sportsmanship. or course. sport
proves 10 b., good pastimc for its lol-
lowers in tho community in which II ~
nIavnd, but when a game is played there
must he Il loser as we'll MS a winner. ana
il should be tho policy OF every team 10
he good loser as we'll as good WIN
nrr
II is much easier 10 b" good winner
than 4 good loser. \ team that VIII
take n defeat with as good grace ~ -
victory is more popular with the Pubic
than tho best team in that viclnfts-'.
that team is poor loser.
Some schools have good sportsman
ship. When they lose game they give
credit IN the victorS This should &c
the way with all teams. Oh course A"-
other game may be played, and the re-"
sui, of the former contest reversed. ii
a team would accept tho result OF con-
tests. he that result victory or dc'ra' -.
in. rood shirt. then sports in genera
would BE- pupularizcd and bcnchtcd. ana
those taking part would themselves
profit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
FORMER PLAYERS TELL
OF BASEBELL TYRANNY,

wASHINGTON. March "l.-Trsti-
monv for the Baltimore Federal league
baseball club in. it's suit for damages
,ruinSt tho American and Hatlohhi
league and certain former officers anu
,hr Federal league will be completed TO-
morrow. This announcement was MADE
today after number nf players ana
former directors Of the Baltimore ciuo
had taken III" stand.
Edward ITantnn. Harry 7. 'Aik")
Mowrv and CLARENCE tb"ftyI Russell
all former players on the Baltimore
team. testified regarding their contracts
and told Of being shifted from club 10
club by tho organized interests and or
how they wcr" held by the reserve
clauses in their contracts.
John r. Fahry. Otto 6. Simonson'
David I.andrrth. T.. W. Poe and George
Srhlrwn"s. former directors. told the
iury Of their connection with the Balti-
moro club. All said they had never
hcnrd Of any action being thkcn proEId-
ing for negotiation with organized base
ball interests for a franchisc.
Counsel fnr tho baltimore club insert
cd in tn" record n lnrGr number or or
cauizrd baseball documents. such AZ tho
rules and regulations Of the national
commission and contrncts with tho
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
nnI,. twu more wiinrssr,: FOR The plain-
tinS rrmuin To hr heard tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
WORLD WAR VETS
MEET TONIGHT

rh,, Wheeling camp nf tho World war
Veterans will lhold n special meeting
Friday evening April 4. at O'Clock ~
tho Market auditorium. TIL" Spccih'
Question before tn" vets viii DC inc
nucstinn Of pure water for NhcrilnE'
This subject will b" intr"du""d ny IN"
water commission. composed OF Mayor
{, NJ. Vrstcr. Councilmsn I'r. T.. l.. Arm
hrnrh,. John Coleman and Walter Is. Hill
ION. Tho necessity for purr water ana
the proposed filtration system viii u"
discussed.
Th. date for tn" coming banquet Will
be sci and final ARRANGEMENTS made inc
hnnuIrt which is planned Will he [" all
.:nIdlrrs, sailors md marines" "f thus
,,,,uty II IL expected that fully l.b0O
nrcviuua service mon will attend This
feed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
MISS HOSTEdTER IN
CHICAGO THIS WEEK

rh, l,rnl Y. w. g.. \. Cafeteria Is In
tnrrnrn this week having been called
ihrr.. Ivy tho National R"ard Of tn" Y.
". &. \. tn attend an Economics Con-
ference in session at the Hotel lie Sale.
Miss IInstrttcr was chosen with five
other Young women. in the middle states.
who nrr nj the bend Of Economic de-
partm"nts In the T. w G. A. and IS 70
he congratulated upon being asked to
no one Of the representatives. Miss
Hostrttrr will not return to Wheeling
until Thursday Of this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
VALLEY NOT CLAIMED
BY WHEELING HIGH

The Wheeling high school docs not
claim the championship Of the Ohio
valley. but they do admit that they be-
licvc they have a good team. Also that
they were defeated by Bcllairc and
Cathedral in tho first game played be-
tween them. and they also defeated Bel
lairc and Cathedral in the last game
played the two schools.
The basketball schedule Of wheeling
high has been completed with the game
played Saturday evening. but a post
season game would b" considered with
any school if the school asking Tor tho
contest pays due respect In doing SO:
No challenges will bc accepted. but X
the high school officials arc asked to
play another contes, in a good sports
manship way It i. likely that 1t will be
granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
General Grumbling Heard
from Big League Players
Who Were Forced to Ac-
cept Big Salary Cuts This
Season.
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
Nv HUoH s. FULLERTON

pr1na-t,ntha OF the holdnuts have. 'f'
r,,.un1- returned to mo fold or th'' th't-
tcr lenxu.s- Only few OF the Import
an, nluyers arc holding out I" IN" li''.
ma n f,w my stick To their announces
,,~-,,t but of 70 who nunoun"rd thnt 'h"T
,-ordd not afs,n unlrn, ggniir'l c"iN"''
rio,r,. moro than 10 nr~ with Their t"n'"F'
IN, -ntrihr" In broken. Tn" plny"th
-~, IN Cl,in cnat. forced 10 n'trr"n"oT
,,,,d th~y aro IsayinK the ptnnltT TOR TN"
-x,ocrssae<. OF other yrnrn. Tho haanc'L
rrrt or tn dIfncultir- bet w~"n "wh"rn
and PLAYERS ia OF rmnli lntrr"Ht I" IN"
>una hut tho Qu~rttun Ia whether or NOT
III, nharp rcd,,ctio,ss OF salary |" wh',h
thu players hrrvc bccn compelled 10 SUD
NIT will affect their playing,
R~yood doubt. there is n trctnfnd"''s
amount OF dissatisfaction among tho
rlayers. and this year they are r.
csivinS scant consideration from IN"
fans Oddly enough. this spring. per
hans the first time that tho players
have deserved any sympathy IN their
demands upon owners. they E"t none
ror wears when Their demands ha7e
heen unreasonable. they have had most
OF the sympathy. Perhaps tho players
have brought it upon themselves. The
attitude Of players in former years. the
chronic demands Of some. tho unerasor-
able demands Of others. have mad" the
public sick Of them. and the fans nave
TO g. large degree begun to ronsid"r them
a. commercial and graspinS. Tho bad
point from the point Of the holdouts
Of this year is that the ones who suffer
this season are not the ones who made
the trouble IN preceding years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
ON The SIDELlNES

Jesse Winters is showing good pitch
in,, form. McGraw is confident that the
yuunrSter Will prove pitching ace
this year.
Jesse T;lrncs is rapidly rounding 10
form. II" did II little pitching To the
hniIcrs yesterday afternoon and used
quite L little stuff.
Ross Young gets 10 look moro Ike
iris Speaker in action every day. TN"
youthful star from san Antonio. Tex. is
hitting them IN tho NOSE" and is rrahs
for Tho gong now.
Al EairrI is practically certain To b"
first utility int"ld"r "f tn" Giants this
year, Al has grown 4 hi heavier Slnc"
h. WAS with tn" club IN lHlI. and Inns
ilnprnv"d IN s,rndIn"ss IN thn field.
I'd HoylIk. former Western lnaGu"r.
- hr mast promising pitching recruit
IN tho N'tionalS' camp ut Augusta, ia.
>"rcramS sad yesterday.
n,v" Bancroft hat, MOI kept his prom
Sc Ia join IN" rhlls. hui II ~ h"li"v"d
hr VIII srou hn in h" fold. Frank Wood
ward. former Nrw Haven twIrlcr. is The
bright light IN th" pitching division.
In order - I"rmit ham tn prepare his
rrnund for spring planting. Zach Wh"ni.
lr"dg"r nuiii"ld"r. WAS gwen Il 10 days
l,"Nay LAY MannE"r R"hInS"u. Thu great
"uiir"ld"r Viii n"' report her" until n"%i
v~rk Zach writes l;"hy. however, that
J." - 'nsSiu;. tho hriI around his pol"
farm u bat r'Ih Will b.. ready for raj
.v"ri wh.n Ia, hI:.' tho trimming ct.un.
Major Vuu knluiiz. f"rn"r t'iurln-
nnii iuN. !drr. wl"e" h'rIi" IL in Charles
iuu. ". Va, ard wiz" l"lV"S ia" %'rl '''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
TWIX7 ROUNDS

Wine Rttchfr. who shaded Benny
Leonard In 4 bout In San Francisco and
who Is now spending his honeymoon IN
New York. has notified Dave Mnckry.
matchmaker OF tho SrortSmrrI's club or
Newark. that h" win meet Leonard for
eight rounds ut his club the second OF
third week in April providing nc re-
crty'es a guarantee Of $4,000 for his
end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

The attitude of the owners Is con-
Trajectory one. They have reduced sal
aries in the majority Of instances. and
some Of the cuts have been so heavy
that It Is hard to see how tho players
stood them. Men who, on their work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Benny Kauff looks like the heaviest
hitter in tho Giant camp. He outsluG
rod Zimmerman. Fletcher. Earl smith
and Young in clop:ing be-. Tn" reg
ulars and rockies hncd up for their hrss
game today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

rs n brcvri lcutrnant colonel. Will ny
report In the WhIt"%'rN, "" IS IhrnuEh
with professional lHS"DalI anu WIZ f'
,r,n h,,s,ncss with his father III Eastun,
Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Sweet arc the uScs "f arnira. II
Florida was MS bone dry in linimfniS as
in rnrtan other llauidS. ~ "nu!o ~ ~
sorry place for baseball players in these
carly spring days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

DcrriIl rratt has been playing pas
hrt ball this winter and s""ms To bc u''
or six DAYS ahead Of the others lie IS
full of life and Dash and pep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

The American frsLh"rwciEht champion
ship tide. ,s Joey demands that inc
American fclthcrwciKhts weigh In nj
l"G pounds ut p. H.. which IN inc
English weight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

The greater tho rcrHsity for .nVfnE.
the greater your opportunity 70 uoo
Tho Intrlligrnrrr Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Dick CurlrT. 'hc boxing promote" "f
Now HHv"n. Conn., v'SI"r'ir". notified
vs. tha' h" hns mntrh"d Jack Triton {"
meet Frank T;Irhuu". th" Italian middle
weight. for ton rounds. 80 decision. ut
:: bl@ hnXinG am! wrestling >h"w /" -
staged for the h"n"ti; 49, company II az
th' Connecticut Stat" i;uIrIS Il, Tin.
Armnry a. N"w I~nd"u. ''"'',.. an ArrIl
"5
After lon; ahs'n"" tr".n ~. riu::.
II" Rivrr%. n" M"xj"Iu lightweight.
as,rH"d !" G;ht Eit"ht" M,'ri'll ia = trn
round bout n milwaukee," "u Npr,l ~
The Auditorium n; Milwaukee,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

An important match between tho TWO
routcndcrs for the fcathcrWciEht title,
Frankie Burns of this city and Frank"
Brown Of New York, conqucror or
champion Johnny kilhan". was arra1E-
cd vest crday over tn" long distance tclc-
rlnnc by Fight Promoter Rows OF Bling
hanton. y. y. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Billy Mccartney. tho former Acht pro-
motor and manager Of lighters of rhiIa-
drlpha. but who now claims Kansas
CITY rs his home. has h"s., %olrctrd rs
.I1cli K"1rn%. manager Of Jack Dempsey.
As advnnC" agent FIR tha JHck DrrnrS"y
athlctir carnival. which Is; la =" all
over tho country h"forc Dempsey fights
loss Willard on .Iulv 4. Mccartney ~ on
his way to Now York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

W!1ltc Mcchan. tho California heavy
weight will most likely hurry east now
and engage in many battles rs hc has
Just been barred from fighting in Call
fornia. Wilnc declined {" box Sam
LnnCfnrd for thr sndirrS benefit fund
on Friday night in San Francisco. and
Police Captain O'Eri"n notified Willie
that he can never box in that CITY again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Since Frankie Rrown. the New YORK
fcatherwciEht, beat Champion Johnny
Eilhanc In six round bout in Phlia-
dclphia his manager, Al Lippe. has re-
rrlvcd numerous offers for him TO bat
tic at different clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Otto Floto, the we'll known sporting
writer Of Denver. will referee the ten
round bout between Benny Leonard and
Harvey Thorpe which will h" fought At
tho Joplin theatre at Joplin. Md, to-
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Irish Patsy C7inc, seems TO be- rccov-
crtnE his former good n:-htinE form
again. for he has S.Irc""d",i in Knocking
out two opponents in quick time III
bouts Il; Montreal. Cauahn. in n Few
weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Ad yyolcas IS to try q "comchnck' at
San BvI nardiuo, Cal. on Friday night.
when nc win meet some good nAh'-
weights for four rounds to dcciS'oh'
The fight fans of Los Angeles heuFc
that hc has gone back so far that 10"
OF then, watch him train for the bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

iris Speaker yesterday donncd MS
1919 Indian uniform. thus allnying fcars
ina, he was a holdout. Although IT'S
has not yet contracted for this season
play. he will sign his name on inc d"t-
ted line Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Their" s""rn" ~ j." = slim .hlur.. If
Io"T Fox. n" En%lISh h"<'r. w.iliarl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

play, No VIII sign ''i''N w.
ted line Friday.
BROOKLYN has released Al Nixon !"
beaumont If the Texas league: sly
cral of the Dodgcr players th'nk w
lr.,,uc clubs erred in waving on NlHoH'
who is Il fast player with good at'I
and 4 splendid batting ryc.
Tho fourth day Of Northern training
at Shibc park, ir Philadelphia. found me
Athletics rapidly rounding into shapt.
RiII Kinney. second edition or Jun
Vnurhn. Chicago. is the pride OF CONNIE
Mack, who expressed surprise at Mn
nry'S mid-scason form.
Billy kopf. the Brooklyn shortslop,
obraincd from Cincinnati. must report
NV tomorrow or be suspended. SaEH
char l.s Ebbcts. In that case. Clncinnhtl
will b., expected TO produce another IN
fielder.
The Giants have not heard anythInE
from, Pol pcrritt. tho missing pllchcl.
cxrcpt that Al Baird. who also comes
from Shreveport. said that. whlIr f"l
did not find any oil on his own lanG' ne,
* nromitinE som" newly diScoF"r'o 49,, 81
wells in that section Of Louisiana. NJ:
"cnrral impression among III" New YORK
rlovcrs is that tho club will have 10 gel
along without PrrriOtt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

Major Nuu kuluItX. furnI"r tIucIn-
nnii iu.i. !d"r. wlI"s" l."m" IS in Charles
,uu. " Va, ard wiz" leaves thu $"rl 'r..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23
YANKEE FINANCE
INVADES ORIENT

1 TOXIC, Nov. 20 CBy MaiD Re
ferrlng to the recent arrangement OF
an Amerlcan-Chinese joint banking
corporation with capital. Of $10,-
100000, the KOkusai News Agency
says that this enterprise may be re
garded as foreshadowing the open
ing Of economic activity, by the Uni
ted States in a postwar comme ercial
and Industrial campaign to China.
1t adds; at is obvious that with
the aid of the American financiers
the northern military group of ''hina
will be enabled to carry oug d pol
icy favorable to their interests in
the future, which will eventually al
feet the interests of the southern
group. There is no doubt rNat the
hand-shaking of the American md
Chinese bankers in the establish
ment of an Americo-Chinese bank
lays the foundation for joint opera
tions of American and Chinese capi-
talists in the economic development
of China in the future, matter
which calls for the keen attention Of
Japanese business men who are
closely interested in the economic
development of China"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23
BRITONS SELLING
YANKEE GOODS IN
THE BALKANS

LONDON, Nov. 20. CBy MaD-
British interests are purchasing Am
crican goods to sell in the new Bal
tic states as part of their plan to
"Get in on the ground floor" COM
mercialIy when turmoil in that part
Of the world ceases.
The American Chamber Of Com
merce in London understands that
Esthonil has sold to Great Britain
Us exportabIa surplus Of timber for
he next eighteen months in return
Tor supplies which Great Britain can
not now produce gnd which are be-
inE purchased in the United States
in o.dor that the contract may be
carried out
It is pointed ont that 40 percent
on RHaslan eTTUrts normally pass
though Lottsh ports. The chamber
strongly advises American business
fiun3 to try for some of this busi-
neg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23

Dastlng every 10 minutes. Use one
cup Oh not water to 4 cup of but.
ter FOR basting. Cook until tende,
in moderate oven. The time re-.
quired will depend upon the age OF
the bird.
Chestnut Stuffing -'7y
Take 2 pounas of chestnuts, split
each shell with sharp pointed
knife, then place in cold water and
bring to the boiling point. Drain,
add teaspoon of butter, shake ov-
er fire, then remove shells. Chop
nuts fine, add l cup soft bread
crumbs. 1-2 cup melted butter,
teaspoon salt, l tablespoon minced
parsley, 1-2 teaspoon pepper, 1-2
teaspoon sage.
Cranberry Frappe ..
Three cups cranberries, l 1-2 cups
boiling water. Cook ten minutes and
strain through a sieve Add Juice of
/ lemon, 1-2 cups of sugar. Freeze
and allow to stand an hour or more
before serving.
Waldorf Salad
Take bright red apples, cut off
the tops, core and scoop out the cen.
ters. Drop apple cups in cold water
to prevent discoloration. Cnt rsmcv-
ed apple into cubes, add an equal
quantity of diced celery and Il cup rs
much chopped walnut meats. Mix
with French or mayonnaise dress
ing. Just before serving time fill
apple cups with this mixture, having
each cup on a lettuce leaf.
Plum Pudding
One cup soft bread crumbs, 1 cup
finely chopped suet, 1-2 cup brown
sugar, / cup seeded raisins, l cup
seedless raisins, 1-2 cup chopped
walnuts, 12 cup sliced citron, IL
cup flour, 1-2 teaspoon each nutmeg
and cinnamon, a teaspoon cloves,
1-2 teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, beaten
we'll; 1-2 cup milk. Mix bread |.
crumbs, suet, sugar, fruits and nuts; |
sift flour, spices and salt. Combine .
mixtures, add eggs and milk. Steam
in we'll creased mold about two
hours
Hard Sauce
One-third cup butter beaten until
creamy; add two-thirds cup of con-
fectioner's sugar gradually, beating
we'll. Flavor with l teaspoon of van
lila or other flavorlng. Sprinkle with
nutmeg. If liked, the stiffly beaten
white Of egg may be folded into this
sauce
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
CONTINUED from Page 2

Peel, core and quarter 4 apples
prepare II syrup OF cups OF supar
| cup of water and Il cups OF vine
Ear; add TO this whole spices, tied ir
cheese cloth: cloves and cinnamon
|gill be sufficient. Cook until sugar
5 dissolved, add apples and cook un.
! transparent, but not broken. Chill
no: oughly before serving. These
will take the place OF spiced peaches
|hions, Au Gratin
Peel and cook onions whole in
|oIlIng water, drain. Butter a cas-
role or baking dish; place n layer
I onions. season. cover with lay
r OF cream sauce; sprinkle with
rated cheese, add another layer OF
|nions, sauce etc, and continue un-
! they all are used. Sprinkle but.
red crumbs over all and bake in o
oderate oven until brown. Serve in
ne dish they were baked in.
uffed Tomato Salad
Peel medium sized tomatoes,
oop out the centers, sprinkle in
de lightly with salt and turn-up-
de down to drain and chill. Take
Pc inner stalks of celery and stand
cold water to which a little lemon
ice has been added. Prepare the
|uffing by cutting celery in small
eces, adding some of the tomato
Ken from the centers, and cut in
ce. Mix with a French dressing,
asoned with little lemon juice.
II tomatoes, set in crisp lettuce
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23

ieaf-place a spoonful of mayon.
rase on top and serve.
Chocolate Pudding
Line mold with lady fingers
Prepare the chocolate, taking | Il
cups of ground chocolate, add y
cup of thin cream or milk and cook
in double boiler until thick. Beat
. eggs separately. Pour hot mixture
over the yolks and return to the fire
and cook until quite thick. Their
remove from fire. add teaspoon Of
vanilla, 1-2 cup of chopped walnuts
and fold In the stiffly beaten whites
of the eggs. Pour a portion of this
mixture in the mold, then add lay
er of lady fingers, layer of choco-
late and so on until mold is filled
hin thoroughly, and serve with
whipped cream, sweetened and flaw
ored with vanilla, adding 2 table.
spoons of chopped maraschino cher
ries.
Menu No. =.
California Oyster Cocktail
Sailed Almonds Olives Celery
Sweetbread Patties
Roast Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
Giblet Sauce Cranberry Frappe
Succotash Baked Squash
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Waldorf Salad
Plum Pudding. Hard Sauce
Cheese Crackers
Coffee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23

RECIPES FOR MENU No. 9.
Roast Turkey
Stuff and truss turkey. Rub the
surface with a mixture of equal
parts of flour and butter. Place on
a rack in a dripping pan. Roast,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-23

The original name for Canada
was New France.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
HIGHWAY WORK BEGINS

MESA, Sept. 2O.-Construction on the new Mesa-Tempe highway is now under way under the direction of McElrath & Shumway. Mesa con tractors, who were awarded the bid for this section of the work The first camp of the construction gang has been established at the Mesa end or the road, ana workers were on the job for the first time yes terday.
 Work will be pushed until at least two and possibly three camps have been established, according to the contractors and construction work will now go ahead rapidly. To date the contractors have been engaged in preliminary work and it is diff cult to state when they will begin the moving of dirt and the prepar- ation of the sub-grade.