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with buttered crumbs Bake until
well heated and the crumbs are
brown.
larded Beef Tenderloin. - Cut the
salt pork for lardlng from the hIn
fat portion nearest the rind. Remove
the rind and cut the lardons one
fourth Inch wide and as long as the
pork slices permit. Chill the lardons
In iced water before threading and In
sert them one-fourth inch below the
surfacc and draw through, tying Ia
loose knot. Arrange IN rows or tri-
angles and dredge the tenderloIns with
tlour. season well and brown IN hot
frying pan turning often 10 keep from
scorching; then cook slowly until
done. bGsting with the fat from the
pan Surround with baked bananas
and serve with:
Poivralde Sauce.--put two table
spoonfuls OF the trimmings OF salt pork
in n saucepan and FRY out. Add two
slices Of onion. fve OF carrot, two
sprigs Of parsley, quarter OF bay
leaf. a slice Of green pepper and half
a chill pepper; cook untu all are soft
ened, drain off the fat. add oe-fOurth
cupful OF vinegar and lee simmer ou
the back part of the stove until the
vinegar Is reduced TO half. To the fat
add enough butter 20 make four taise-
spOonfuls, add the same amount OF
-four and cook until smooth. thea add
n cripful and One-half Of brown stock.
the vegetables and the vinegar. boil
once, strain over onehalf cupful OF
sultana raisins cooked I'm boiling water
until tender. add three tabfespoonfuis
Of currnnt Jelly and the same OF
orange juice.
Cabbage Salad With crcam.--Shred
tender young head Of cabbage very
fine. sprinkle with salt and sugar, pour
over a rich heavy cream and add q
dash Of vinegar.
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the mushrooms carefully cleaned,
with caps peeled, cut In bits and put
into pan with q tablespoonful OF
butter for each cupful Of mushrooms
and bake 40 minutes. Brol steak nm
III nearly done, then put into the pan
with the mushrooms cover with some
and cook a few moments Serve with
the mushrooms over the steak.
Olive Salads-Peel olives 10 remove
the stones; then roll up over pieces OF
blanched almonds Cover with French
dressing and add handful OF chopped
mint. Let stand over night to season.
Drain in the morning and add fresh
mint Serve on head lettuce with a
thick mayonnaise.
Banana Cream.-Slice three ripe
bananas, press through a sieve add a
box OF ripe. crushed berries, reserv-
ing SOME OF the juice; mix together
lightly with enough powdered sugar 20
sweeten and set aside 20 chill Serve
In sherbet cups with sweetened
whipped cream and some OF the berry
Juice on top.
Fruit crcam.--Take the Juice Of
three oranges, three lemons and three
bananas. mashed and put through a
sieve; add a cupful or more Of sugar
and a quart Of cream. then freeze as
usual.
Veal Loaf.-I3oll a pound OF lean
veal IN water 70 cover. When done.
remove the meat and simmer the
stock until reduced 10 one-half cupful
To this add salt. celery salt. grated
lemon peel, the juice Of haif lemon.
the chopped veal and tablespoonful
OF chopped ham. Place In mold and
press under weight. Turn out the
next day and slice Garnish with lem
ON and parsley.
A most delicious icing for a sponge
cake or an angel food is one made
with fresh strawberries. Crush a cup
ful. strain carefully. add n teaspoonful
Of lemon juice 20 deepen the color,
then stir ln confectIoner's sugar 10
thicken.
N.,,... NJ. ..,o
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Spiceo 7 onSue.
Takes a fresh
calf's tongue, put
10 cook IN boiling
water and sim
mer until tender.
Peel or the skin
and put II into a
saucepan with
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the good things
for the summer
table. Either may
be used IN the
various Chinese
dishes and are
especially delight
ful mixed with
chicken In chick
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they may De
c e an ed much
quicker than by
scraping.
When carrying
klndllng or light
wood, a fine help
is a piece OF
strong canvas or
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Cut them into hnlf-inch
lengths and cook until
tender. Arrange a layer
Of the cooked celery in
n baking dish, sprinkle
with fine grated cheese,
then add a covering OF
thick white sauce. Re
peat with another layer
OF celery. cheese and
white saucn and ton
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care 10 support
the claim s OF
those who be
lteve we should
subslst entirely
on fruits and
vegetables. we are
willing 10 credit
them with great
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N1.. hl44~ ~tao
75KIfHdaH7ENl
EACABlNE T Il
@, 1877. Western NowBpaper Union)

We have extraordinary powers OF
persuasion when they are exercised
over ourselves Dickens.
Cheerfuncss and content are grea.
beautiferH, and are famous presorvers
OF youthful looks. depend upon IL
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She dresses aye sac clean and neat,
Bath decent and genteel.
And then there's something In her gait
Makes ony dress look weel
Burma.
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E7eKITCHEN
GBLNFfg4sH

t4 lsai, Western Newspaper Union) \
Your dreams are the wealth Of your
spirit. the goal.
The Ideal you long 10 attain,
The radiant vision that gladdens your
soul,
The hope thar illumines the years an
they roll
And robs them Of sorrow and pain.
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NAAAa hle4 ~slo-
The KITCHEN
GAIBjlLflIEBoR
tS. 1921, Western Newspaper Union)

There are three kinds OF people in
the world the Wills, the won'ts and
the Cants. The first accomplish ev-
erything, the second oppose everything
and the third fail In everything.
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NlAa hle4 wee
EryEyN T-k~EF- EEu7Ez
30 KTEEHEA TEE s.,

Who is the wisest mamie who says
the right thing at the right timer No,
indeed-but he who leaves unsaid tho
wrong thing at the tempting moment,
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pieces; cook In a little
butter until thoroughly
done; add cream or add
10 q rich cream s9uce
and serve ns a vegetable
In timbal cases or on
toast.
Beefsteak smothered
In Muahroouna Have
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E7eKTTCHEN
ABlNER24sH


All art starts from simplicity; and the
higher the art rises the greater the
simplicity. Norris
How can any one start the day prop
eriy II he wakes IN a room where the
paint and wallpaper are constantly
making faces at the furnlturei
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The Iron County Agricultural So
ciety requests bids for the construc-
tion OF a horse barn on the County
Fair Grounds. 80 IT,. by 60 IT,, and OF
the same style OF construction as the
present stock barn. Bids will be
opened by the building committee
at two o'clock, Wednesday p NJ,
August 3 1921.
q. Il. Bishop
Sec. OF Iron County Fair.
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THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF FRUITS.

The healthfulness OF fruit Is so
well known that, while we may not
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sAvoRY SUMNER DISHES.

Gather some fresh mushrooms In
field or pasture; peel the caps and
cnt the stems into small
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HELPFUL HINTS

When preparing new potatoes, use
piece Of sacking 10 rub OF the skin
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TEMPTING TABLE TRIPLES.

For those who enjoy a meat with q
sweet sauce. this dish will appeal:
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SOMETHING FOR COMPANY.

A dish which few people Will not
enjoy is prepared with the coarse
outer stalks OF celery
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rhe Amateur.s soore.

W. S. Gilbert once received letter
from an amateur composer suggesting
that they should collaborate. "AIy
score" wrote the amateur, ''will be
satisfactory, for, though educated as a
chemist, l am born composer" Gil
bert wrote back regretting that he
could not comply with the request Il
should have preferred" said he, "a
born chemist who had been educated
as a musician"
Expression Wac Originally Jobs.
isa long way 70 90 70 tho days Of
Job FOR a "modern" expression The
phrase. Escaping by the skin Of the
teeth" may be found IN the 20th verse
OF the 10Th chapter OF the Book OF
Job: "My bone cleaveth 70 my skin
ana 10 my flesh. and am escaped with
the skin OF my teeth"
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new device. guaranteed TO keep motor
from overheating. Write CDol-a-Ford
Co. Norway. Mich. (24-25)
--------o---A--
FOR SALE:-House and lot, cheap
for cash. CHRIST OLSoN.
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suMMERY DISHES.

The delicate hearts OF palm and bam-
boo sprouts make another addition 10
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FIND ECONOMY
IN NEW STATE
POLICE SYSTEM
REoRoANIzED FORCE vNoGR-
TAKES NEW DUTIES WITH
PURPOSE or MAKING
RECORD.
coL vandereook VIII Cooperate with
Local ofiloers In Law En-
Forcement.

A big job OF reorganization has
been under way In the ranks of tho
Michigan State Police force during
the month OF July. Ordinarily. whom
II Is stated THAI department u ber
ing reorganized, the impression pre-
walls that II has been inefficient ana
10 being shaken up for that reason.
but there is different situation IN
the Michigan State Police II IA bo-
ing reorganized TO take on q lot more
work
One OF the results OF the general
scheme OF untangling state Affairs
was the State Department OF Pubic
safety. As beginning. oil inspec-
ton and Gre marshal work was hand
cd over TO the department. Col. Roy
@. vandercook. Commissioner OF Pub,
lie Safety, being made. by virtue OF
Office. state OIL inspector and state
Ore marshal Later. II is expected
other duties Of police nature Will
be given TO the department.
That the plan OF placing oil and DIRE
Inspections In the hands OF the State
Police 10 going 70 be big mnay~
saver for the state IL indicated By the
results since the new system came
into effect. Formerly the oil inapec-
ton brought into the state about
$4,000 in fees and the department
cost about 100000 year TO run
Since the oil inspection has been doos
by the Michigan State Police, abont
$1,000 per month above expenses is
being taken In In other words. the
indication is that the same $4,000
per year In fees win be collected. bot
the inspection will only cost about
$4,000 year. becauee the menbers
OF the police foroo do other things
whom they are not needed for oil tn
spection. and only such part OF thsfr
time as they spend In oil inspection
is actually charged up TO that activt
tu
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Economies Result


Another indication OF the financfaI
advantages Of the preeent plan Ia
found In the inspection OF moving pto-
ture theatres Under tho old system
the fees for such work Just about hai-
anced the cost Of making inspections.
The State Police force ia a mobile
force, and is accustomed 10 covering
ground and getting through with its
work. A trooper went out recently In
a light car, made inspections OF abont
$50 moving picture theatres, and got
back 10 regular police work with an
expense account for the inspection
trip OF about $50 Tho fees for his
work were Si,bO0.00.
When complete plans have been
formulated for the disposition OF the
forces of the Michigan State Pofica.
there VIII be ring OF posts arcuhd
Detroit, with detachments of men ON
all the main roads leading out of Gls
big city.
In addition. tbere will be posts 90
scattered over the state that men
In light cars or on motorcycles can
go out for inspections or on criminal
Investigations There win also be
wellequipped post in the Upper Pun
insula Following are the posts al
ready established, and the fGcas
placed there:
Gaylord captain, 2 men. 2 motor
cycles.
Frankfort man. motorcycle.
Alpena-s men. horses
South HaveD-2 men mufos-
cycles
Rockwood--5 man, ! motorcycles.
Farmington-2 men, 2 motorUcAss.
Wayne mon. motorcyclea
Bloomheld-e men, horses.
Flint captain, men. horses.
U. Pen--l captain. 21 men. hmze1.
Saginaw men. horses.
District supersiaors
As a part OF the new organisation
plans. piain-ciothes officers. who will
DO known as district supervisors spe
baing added 70 the State Police.
Each OF these officials will hssp a
number OF counties In which no will
be expected 70 keep a general w-ich
on conditions as tbey affect law and
order II is not expected that any
az those supervisors will make actual
arrests OF do actual police wort.
Rather. they VIII be tho scouts who
viii advise general headquarters on
the need for activities OF the xaie
furca
The organization. as far as n has
been elected. gives District Ssp~~vi-
gor Chas CArnpan ths counties OF 81.
Clair. Macomb. Oakland. Wayns and
Monroe: District Supervisor Van
Lcomis the counties OF Jaoxaon.
Washtsnaw, Lanawee, Hlliadsla.
Branch and 81 Joseph Distrid So
pervisor Chas Arnold the countAns OF
Livingston. Gonesee, Lapeor Sszp4c.
Huron. Tuscoia and shiawassee: Dis
tTfct Supervisor Green the counl1a
of Daton. Calhoun, Barry. Kalamsxon.
Van Buren, and AIlann: Distrio Sn-
pervisor Smith the counties OF sag
inaw, Bay. Midland, Isabella. CARR.
Gladwin and Arenac: District Sp1r~
visor Bradley the counties OF ClIufnu-
Kent, Ionia. Ottawa, Gratiot. Mns-
negon and Montcaln. and Dbsfu6m
Supervisor Campbell the counties a
-
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DIR. A. J. HOCKINGs
Dentist.
Crvstal Falls Michigan

FOR SALE: old Jacob Bauer
lower farm. on Amasa road. Mach
inery and team
(23-25 pd) ED WILGREN.
Read the Ads
WANTED Men with Ford Cars to
demonstrate and sell "Cool-a-Fords",
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
Plan for Meeting
Th0s. II. MNrshaU
Is Not Complete

Plans for the reception to be Civ
en- Thos~R. Marshall, former vice
president Of the United States, when
he alights from train here to-
morrow evening have not been COM
pleted. as far as could be learned
this afternoon.
The former vice-president, fire.
quentIy called "Plain Tom" Marshall,
is scheduled to deliver lecture in
the Oklahoma College for Women
auditorium tomorrow evening, be-
ginning at $40 o'clock.
The big national and internation-
al questions will be discussed by Mr..
Marshall, who appears here under
the auspices Of the college Y. w.
G. A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
FEINERs LAUNCH
ARSON CAMPAIGN
IN FARM REGION
Rural Districts Suffer as 10 Fires
Break out Simultaneously;
Buildings Destroyed In
General Burning
by United Press.

by United Press.
London. Mar 2S.-Thc most des.
tructiye arson campaign yet attempt.
ed In England by the Sim Feiners
was carried out during the close
OF the last week.
Damage amounting TO thousands of
pounds was done n North.Cumber-
land. Durham aud Yorkshire where
40 fires broke out simultaneously
This campaign was directed almost
entirely against buildings In rural
community. Hay racks. thatch roof
ed buildings and farm property In
general were destroyed.
The military launched a vigorous
campaign of investigation and one
suspect was reported to be under
arrest today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
Fire Loss Is huae.

BY United Press.
Tokyo, Mar. 2S.-careful estimate
OF the losses sustained in Tokyo's
great fire Saturday night Indicate
that the total will exceed ten mill
lion dollars.
Four large business houses, a bank
and other important structures we're
burned in the fire. which also de-
stroyed nearly 1000 houses.
The Japanese Red Cross has es-
tablished relief stations for thous-
ands Of homeless and those who
were injured during the progress OF
the fire.
For four hours during the night
violent wind drove the flames in
the direction OF the heart OF the city,
causing a panic among the popula-
tion. Four thousand troops aided the
firemen in combating the blaze, but
II was only when the force OF the
wind let down that efforts to con-
troll the fire were successful.
Scenes OF terror were witnessed
in many sections. The streets were
choked with masses of refugees oc-
by carts loaded with fur
niture, the confusion being added to
by the flocking in of sight-seers from
other sections. Many Of tho half
'ro4en refugees fore infants strap
ped to their backs. The mounted po-
ice had great difficulty in restrain
ng incipient panlcs.
AS a measure Of relief the imperial
gardens were opened to the suffer-
srs.
The fire burned so fiercely and
with such intense brightness that
he skies were illuminated by q
'iery halo which was visible for hun
lreds of miles as it hung over the
,ity.
The diet, which was in session
when the blaze started, adjourned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
HOLDS
DEDICATION FOR
SCHOOL Budding
$4,000 EdIhec Now Occupied; Has
Domestic Science Department;
Auditorium; Thoroughly
Modern Structure

Dedication services We're conduct.
ed In the new Ninnekaa school build.
Ing last weekend. according to II. r.
Allen. county superintendent.
Mr. Allen, Rev. Clifford u. James.
pastor OF tho local First Christian
church. and Dr. Chas Evans. asso.
claie editor OF lIarlow's Weekly.
We're numbered among the speakers.
Several graduates OF the NInnckah
school. including Roy wlndle. head
of the Agawam school. delivered
short talks. Uncle Bob Thompson.
former county commissioner. told OF
the rapid growth OF the school. w. A.
Franklin. superintendent the Pion.
cer school, also delivered a short ad.
dress.
Products OF oklahoma" was the
title OF the address by Rev. Mr.
James OF this city. The speaker
pointed out that the states biggest
aud most highly priced asset was
its children.
Benefits OF q Consolidated
School, was the subject discussed
by County Superintendent Allen.
The new building. constructed as
an addition TO the old one. is a two
story. modern brick ediflce built and
equipped at cost OF approximately
$4,000. The building new includes a
modern domestic science department,
a basketball court and an auditorium
with seating capacity of coo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
THIS WEEK WILL
CLOSE CAMPAIGN
COTTON GROWERS
Grady County Drive Drawing 70
Close; Meclain Still Leading;
Houston and MeNutt
Hope Finish Ahead

This week marks the end OF the
Oklahoma Cotton Growers associa.
tion membership drive. c. l.. Nc.
Mutt. field representative OF the as.
soelation, declared this morning.
Mr. McNutt is In charge OF the
drive in Grady. Stephens and JEFF
ferson counties. These counties. he
said. are organized for the final
drive this week.
Campaign directors have been ap.
pointed In every cotton growing com
munlty In the county and these d.
reetors will have complete charge Of
the drive. Severay organization meet.
ings will be held.
Grady county now ranks second
IN the percentage column. County
Agent Houston and Field Represen-
tatiye McNutt hope to forge to the
head of the list before the drive
comes to a close.
There are 14OO cotton growers In
McClain county and more than 1900
Of these have signed o. c. G. A.
contracts, association representatives,
say.
The goal Of the association is to
induce 10000 Oklahoma cotton groI
ers to sign contracts to market 5OO,-
600 bales of cotton comparatively
under the plan worked out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
DISTRICT COURT
GRINDING TODAY

WITH Judge Cham Jones. of Wau-
rika, presiding, district court was re-
sumed this morning after standing
adjourned since Friday afternoon.
Judge Jones having been disquali-
fled in several cases docketed for
trial in the district court of Jeffer-
son county, the Waurika iurist and
Judge VIII Linn Of this city swap
ped courts for short time. Judge
Linn left for Waurika this morn
ing.
The motion docket for the ad-
journed January term was cleared
last week and the first jury case
went to trial this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
HEIR TO $2,C00,0o0 PLANS PARK
FOR KIDS; HOME FOR OLD MEN

Thermopolis, Wyo.-A home for
brokendown laborers and a park to
help make home life attractive for
children are planned by L. c. Lesler,
garage man, with $2,O00,000 from the
estate of his father, to which he says
he has fallen heir.
Lesher said his father was a
wealthy ship-oV ner and philantro
phist. He ran away from home when
in his teens and refused urgent
pleadings of his parents to return
home, he says. He thinks a public
park will help keep youngsters from
following in his footsteps
Lesher is a member of the Team
sters' Union, 1-Tl+
~ -. ---S - :. a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
American Navy Is
Caring for Refugees
BY United Press.

by United Press.
Constantinople, March 2S.--t
The American Navy is acting as
guardian to the Crimean refugees in
the hospitals of this city, whose
families have been separated from
them. The absolute necessity Of eva
cuating refugees from Constantinople
has resulted in hundreds departing
from the city and leaving kinsfolk
behind, i'll in the hospitals. The
American Navy has undertaken to
keep track of all of the sick people
thus separated from their families.
The number of sick is increasing.
The Russian summer embassy at
Buyk Dere has been turned into q
refugee hospital equipped by the
American Red Cross. Such is the in
adequacy of facilities for caring for
the sick, that in all hospitals avail
able for refugees, more than half of
the patients are sleeping on the
floor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
Foreign Office Denies Report That
Former Hun islands Being
Fortified; Issue official
Statement
TOKYO FIRE SHOWING
DAMAGE OF MILLIONS
VIII Reach sio.ooo,oco: Business
Houses Wrecked: Thousand
Homes 90 uo In smoqe:
Thousands Homeless
by United Press.

by United Press.
Tokyo. Mar. 2S Japan viii with.
draw he. troopr from the Islands
formerly controlled by Germany. but
which have been assigned to the
government Of Japan. tho Japanese
foreign office announced today.
The statement issued by tho for.
elgn' office denied that Japan Is for.
tlfying the islands. which II do.
scrlbes as being economically and
stragetIcally important.
1T might as well be said,"e the
statement read, that America con-
trolls the Atlantic through the pur-
chase of the Virgin islands. as to
say that Japan. by occupying tho
mandate islands has staked out areas
aggregating four million square
miles from Kamchatka to the south.
ern Pacinc.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-28
ATHLETE is BLIND.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Permanent and total blindness
has never discouraged Frank Mobley,
a senior at Colorado College here
and who has just been given one of
the highest scholastic honors, cleo
ton Phi Beta Kappa. Mobley plays
the piano and violin, attends all
athletic contests, is a first class
wrestler and is one CT the most
popular men in school. After .gradu-
alton, Mobley plans to take up the
practice of law.