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The Adair County news., 1922-05-30

We are authorized to announce
Judge d. A. MeCandless al candidate
for Judge of the Court of! Appeals,
Third District, subjecl to: the action
of the Democraticiparty.
The Adair County news., 1922-05-30
TUESDAY MAY. 80 1922.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR JUDGE.CoURT OF APPEALS.
The Adair County news., 1922-05-30

1t continues to rain and farm work
is being retarded.
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: $50 Sssrer. STATE No. IS. $4,000;
= A ShSEer- Ir-- county r'~'1S'
Ss.ter. COUNTY roads, SEA 90.
= 4 Harmon. eoaiy rosds, $50
n gzslisA Lumber Co. material
C--var. county roads. s7-se-
r,,x--av Vzr5s,v store. nails, $3.50
PM coauiy roads Sle->"-
a Renss. county roads SIS -
n n Isneha-ry. tool box, sS-9"-
: DoEnsy. mileage $le 90.
gov : DAVIS. SiAtr -oS- Ss-e"-
L.aESn Tucker. Surveying, >-N-"V.
A-fz-SsS valley Railway. Lislt
Power Co Light. Sl-pV.
! Wilson county roads, 81
Gas \ R=eca. surveying S-N-'e-
gs--r Helm Surveying. 50 r"-
Ssxysr. surveying Sl-l-ea-
Su5th z1d Bocet- repairing. S-t-i7-
N. Srphsr- coaaty roads. $3.50.
Cras- SrAIuuesce-. SJSts No So
Sss9- -.
4 ". Moore 4 Co. supplies, S5v-S6-
Eovi. county roads -Sll-up-
Chzs Z Baker, Oudway town 81" ""-
-l4aA -Nl-e-a AA=a4.-a aasaAa+7
J Y. Bur. county roads - ~
ii Williams. c1untF roads. $3.50.
q " -TlEaus STATE road No. SO.
$3.50.
! W Ru-r SAFE rozd No 49, 10
Bl! Dress. county ro4ds- Sla-sa-
Geo Harris. county roads Sls-H'-
Chzs. KIDD. county roads Sll s>-
Es1ry Huffman. county roads. Sls--s
Henry King. county roads Sl1-,i.
Wan Machine Co. repairing. $3.50
Sinclair Refining Co gas and oil,
Hisswav N4in,ainer Co. blades,
". J Park. county roads. sl5-a6-
Chas- II Baker tractor repairing.
Chzs SeaIuuegEer- tractor repairing.
$1,000
Caas- sehIaHeseer- tractor work.
Cazs scAlaueEger. state road EOS.
o d 2 Garage. repairing 5000.
West Side Auto. repairing. $Io-l+
Ben Morrison. labor. Sass
Oliver Garage repairing. SSs2
Norrisssy-E Hoffman repairing SIC so
OrdEzy Hardware d Furniture Co.
repairing. sI2-eu.
I hereby certify the foregoing to
D q tue and correct copy Of that
portion OF the proceedings OF the
Buzrd ut County Commissioners r--
lztilE 20 expenditures in payment OF
claims zgalls- the county
IvzE under ny hand and Of
5cizI sal r1-s 4,h day Of April. 1922
Z Il MUIR
Sea-I County Clerk
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES sALF

Whereas, A 2. Wright and Fan
Me P. Wright. mis- wife. by Deed Of
Trust dat-d the 22ud day OF Jsnu-
S-y. A D. 1929, and recorded Feb
rusry II, 1870. in Book "a at Page
4Iz II the records in ths office Of
re County Clerk and Recorder Of
Crowley County, Colorado, did cen
rey 10 .hs Public Trustee in and for
the County OF Crowley. State Of Col
orsdo, the following described real
estate situate il Crowley County.
Colorado. to-~it:
The Ess. Halt (EAD Of the We
Halt tWh) Of the East Halt CEA
OF the Northeast Quarter CNE 4
Of the Northwest Quarter fSWA
OF Section Tventy-Gree (z3J.
Township Twenty-one (2I South.
Range Fifty-ssysn (5T) West O. the
Sixth fsthJ Principal Meridian, er-
eept the right Of way Of the Pueblo
and State Line Railroad Company
iinoE the Missouri Pacific Railway
es the same is now constructed, and
except the north Thirty 800 feet
seross said above described tract for
public road. containing Five 81
acres. more or less;
Also Ons-siItesnth I-lsth1 Of
One full paid Eighty acre Water
Right in the Colorado Canal. being
l-lsth Of Water Right No. 234. for
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the irrigation ot said land and for
domestic purposs=. and al other
-ats. rights nov zppsrtzining 10
and used On said above described
land.
Which 5zid Deed Of Trust vas
made 10 sseurs the payment o. thsir
prouis=3Ty note Of eTen dz.= -ith
said Deed OF Trust for the sum Of
Fifteen Hundred and So-l0e Dollars
(s159O-e9j payable 10 The order Of
Lilliao Purdy on or before TWO years
after date thsrot with interest al
the rate OF nine per cent per annuu
from date. payable ssni-ennually.
- IS more particularly set forth in
szid Deed Of Trust. TO which refer
snee e hereby uzds for greater esr-
tsintys and
Whereas. the said a r. Wright
and Fannie p Wright and all per
sons claiming by, through OF und-r
them, or either OF them. have de-
tsulted in the payment Of the prin-
eipal Of said note which became due
and payable January q. 1922, and
in the payment Of the semi-znnual
inztallment Of interest upon said
note which becams due and pays able
July %, 1921. and in the payment
Of the ssmi-annual installment Of il
terest upon Ezid note which became
due and payable January q, 1922.
and zlEo in the payment Of asssss-
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COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED

Proceedings 81 sAs Boxra - Conn
II Commissioners u regular ssss'o1
April :. lsee
Ordinary Fund
Wssi Pzalssh5Hs Co 1sr olcIeo..-S
sSse-
z. Muir salary. s--5-sA-
ElFs Edgar salary s1aa-st-
Chss. c Wcoldr5dss- s2l2-y- s2se-vr
worker R-os- Cafe. nszls fo- pms
oos-s- Sl4sss-
Worker Bro<- Cafe. meals to- JIM.
Sass
: N Ward. t1=L sls5s-
Il. x Smelly. ssl2-E. slS--sA-
z Colysr. J1ro-- sz6-4s-
z Muir. coua-E clark. Tsess-S .
fre5Eht. ssc-. s55S IS
J. D Colzrd- 5Ero-. SASS
Dellz II NzSabarn. ssisrT. s5l-sf-
Gas B Hughes. 6isIr5e- zrtor-ey,
s4e.sS
2 Il SE7he-- 5aro-. sass
: Plssoza- 5uror. s1-SS
Arkzlszs Valley. Railway Light 4
Power Co lights si@S
c Z Nzrlo-. .uro-, s.-s5-
J. W Bur-. juror sI4.5
C " I1d6 snro-. s1-eS.
: C. EoIlsr. 5u-o-. sl1-5-
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zsrts tu- water used il It@ ir-5sS-
non :. sGid izo6 tor the s1&Sol o.
1891 So5 also n the pEF1s1I O.
II. general taxes LEVIED Epoa said
lEn5 .or TIE year 1889 S1rt land
hxs basE sold for tz-=s fer said F-zrs
zr5 E.ersEs TIE said 4 P wright
Ezd Fannie r Wright snd Al per
so-s claiming cy. through o. 1cos-
then oF ether Of tes0. have failed
10 keep sad premises i1slr-- AID
have .sl=5 TO pay The ilsErE-es p--
liuu isersoa Amounting 70 ths SUI
Q. T-s1ty-tits and ze-1et Dollars
tsz52tl. which said -Ei=- Assess
u=--s. Insurance premium scd taxes
the legal holder O. sad note Is r.
quirsd 10 pay 70 protect TIE s=sur-
Ey O. said In6=btedn=ss, AID tie L.
gal hol6s- 0; SAID note having elect
ed on account Of said defaults 10 de-
elsrs said note unpaid. due sad psy-
able. AID whereas il fact said lo5e
= ao- past due.
Nov, Therefore. ~ ths request Of
Lillian PUrdy. TIE legal aoId=- o.
said no-- sod lh= beneficiary laCEl
II SAID D==i Of Trust pursuant to
lE-. I. TIE ul6s-siznso PlSle
T-Eze= = and tor TIE CouzTE OF
Crowley. Colorado. d. 1sr=br giT=
rrtlc= that ! EiII - - hour o slev-
= G-clO-E u thz toI-tlo1 o. Szr-r-
5zy. the 2-'t1 czy q April = d
1922 A. th= soUr1 tr1rt 600- of the
Cunt. Court Housc IN Ord-zg. n
re Comfy o. Crowley. Colorado,
sell - puhlic auction 70 ra5 higaeS-
and best bidder for cash the SAID o.
rights d=scTIb=5 II ssid De=i O:
Trust and nov zpp=rtziui1g u and
used upon said above described lana
for the irrigation rhersot and Tor do
uesIic purposes. and especially five
80 shzrs OF the capital stock Of The
Lake Meredith Reservoir COMPANY
represented D. certificate No 1e4s.
and five 81 shares OF the capital
SOCK OF The Twin Lakes Reservoir
and Canal Company represented By
certificate Nos sz44 and 2s45.
which said certificates have been de-
liFsred 10 ne. and all the night. title
and interest Of the said Ar Wright
and Fannie P Wright. their heirs
and assigns. therein tor the purpose
OF paving the said sum OF Fifteen
Hundred Dollars l:159e.0eJ prin-
t.r-4 u L-= zDDFe mentioned pION-
isory note and the interest thereon
as provided in said pronissory note
and Deed OF Trust; and for the pur-
pose Of rsimbursing the holder of
said note for all sums advanced for
taxes, water assessments and insur-
zucs. With interest upon the several
amounts from the date Of payment
thereof until the date OF sale; and
for the purpose Of paying attorneys
fsss as in said note provided; being
the indebtedness secured by said
Deed OF Trust: and the costs and e1-
psnEes OF the sale ana Of executing
this trust; and will deliver TO the
purchaser = Certificate OF Purchase
thereto. as provided By Law.
Dated az Ord~ay. Colorado. this
I4th day Of March, =. D, 1892
GEORGE a WALKER.
Public Trustee in and for the Coun-
y Of Crowley, State OF Colorado
Firsi publication Mch. II, 1922.
Las; publication April -, 1892.
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Noz-sss -o-<s1- .nror- s-s--s
= " Sxsh. reporter. <lsaS.
Tcsu .. o-5<xy. vkis- Sls-se.
, Xz5llzsza1. szls-E- sleh-+e-
n { NuuSs-- szro-. ss-SS-
Nh Sz-5cSlxa5. vines Ss-sH-
al5s- Rz-y. witness sf-se-
Eglzs l Sss-s5zl- Wines sa-ta-
Jah- r CoE6s1. Wines 50 ~
Thas / Estes VINES s-st-
n Z Helms sxlxrE- slet-ee-
John 2 Szedly- .uro-- S.-hA-
T u DARK sura-. st-es-
Jzh- NcIEs-- 5E-o-. s-A-so-
n Johnson 5Era-. SO s.
Cnas Etts-- sEr0r- ss--a-
: Aosi- VINES -ss
, = R2Ar- !Erar- sls-4s-
G-uzvzz Store Co sc1dr4ss- s--Se-
{ S-i-a- sz1iio-. S-l-ed-
Geo i walker. szF1-y- sl-set-
: y Syvee-- lzsar. s1-se-
? 4 NleAols- sUror- Sl&-sa-
Harriet W Brooks assigned CoEEs5i
slH-fa
Eoz- c Houston. .uror. $s-+e-
DzWl,r c Eo-asy. hs5l5- S3SH-
LsEs Worker. Sz1z-F s1Slf 80
Lsvls worke-- sTps1s=s- sll5-Sl
J. N Ns5k3e- 5sPuIy district attorney
$500.
Ez--F Z Mast couEJg 1I-o-17y- So
Allsz ! Bss guo1i. -sl.o-1z-- S-F-se-
Ny--l= W-o-ke-. reporter. $3.50
Nour-zia States : = C7- r=ltsi-
Sass
ont west Printing d Sal Co sup
plies. sS5ss.
! : DoE1sy. szlsTy- $-5-ee.
J z Duncan hu-&1s CEc=-, sz-ia-
EdEzr B-os-. s1adries- $3.50
F5-zt National Bs1k. -it1ss- c=Tzid-
Gates sz-s6.
F5-zt National Bzak. 5aror o=rsi1-
eztes. Ss5--s.
4 n Brelzu4z- justice fees Sa-ts-
Dewitt c Ho-nsy. sslz-y- sse-5o-
! Z Co~dsn. salary q ul7aze-
r Z Rhins szIsry and nuzsse
sIS1.gs.
". : Afvood. rsports-. $3.50.
W ? TsrboI- SALARY s-sSt
OrdEzy Drug Co. supplies. $50
ordEar New Era, printing etc
s3sss-
! y Hama repairing box Sc
Or1Ear Hardware and Furniture Co.
supplies. sls5s
Do-nsy Variety S,o-z Co supplies
" 0. AdEir. juror, si7-s5.
Fair Fund
! " Burr. labor. s3-se-
Poor Fund
C. z Barker. glasses. $500
T5l1z J NOlts. nursing. $1,000.
\ z Mathews rem tor Bailey. S-5-
= II ward. fuel fo- Moore and
Lzrl5-. Slss5
\ n BRENNAN. rent for Norris.
$500
l 5. Rz-ii1. merchandise for NoEris
and Szndsrson. $3.50
:. O. AcClsaTy. salary. etc. s5zs1-
Er1es- Ginger. liy5Ty. SI5F
John 7. Arthur. blind b=1zft. $3.50
4 z Fzrr. rent Woodyzrd. 500.
Hiram Donald. blind benefit. $500.
J. =. Hipp. Pre- physician. s4s.0e
". ". Griffin. burial Morgan child,
$4,000.
Sugar City Investment d Trading Co.
fuel for Lehnsn and woodward.
.ll.e9.
FRANK E Presley, blind benefit.
c. H Warhan. Pre-. physician. s4z
Newton Mercantile Co. merchandise
for Mora and Rochz, $4,000.
J. ". johnson. nursing Donald.
szz.o5.
Gzllavzn Store Co. merchandise.
.4s07.
Williams Bros, merchandise for
Rogers, $1,000.
Edgar Bros. medicine. sI575.
Mary Zznini, nursing, $500.
s. Bamtord, blind benefit. 1880.
Crowley Co, Mere, Co. merchandise
.s1es.
Yehle Mere Co. mercandise for Mer.
s2z.G7.
c. B. sigler. merchandise for ing
les, $500
Chas. z Mendenhall. blind benefit.
:1lss.
Mrs. Jennie Ray. nursing Harrison
family. sZ450
Ero-ning-Ferguson Co, merch2n-
disc for Hopke and Morgan. 1856
p. 4 Hamilton. medicine. s755.
Kropf Bros. merchandise for NARROW
and Morgan, ss4.13
p. L. shipler, merchandise for Mex.
$500.
Road Fund
W P TarboI, mileage. $500.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

! LOO Home Shareholders
10 years Of Steady Dividends
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
STATIONERY
FIRM PLANS ROTARY
HOUSE WARMING"


Rotarians of the quad-cities
have been invited by the Vale COM
pany, 1714 Third avenue, to partici-
pate in house warming" at the
remodeled and enlarged stationery
establishment this eve-ing, and
their presence, with their wives and
women friends in large numbers is
anticipated.
Since the absorption OF the sta
tionery shop of p. S. Palmer. by
z. 0. Velie, the two gentlemen
have been associated in the en-
larged business. and arranged the
interior of the building so that the
social stationery and book and art
gift department is now LOCATED IN
the second story in a room looks
feet. Several thousand feet of
shelving have been constructed.
and the walls given a Tiffany ain-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

iature buildings. depicting the in
crease In growth of the stores in
the last 35 years. were at one end
OF the hall. A number OF kilograms.
extending congratulations were
also received.
Henry Thuenen, Jr., presided as
POSTMASTER. Charles J. Won Maur
spoke on the "Reminiscences of a
Generation from 1887 to 1922:
Rowland H. Harmed gave talk of
appreciation: Louis Block made a
response for former employees of
30 and 35 years ago: Henry w. Won
Maur spoke on Memories of Years
Gone By" and Miss Anna Feeney
gave an expression from the pres-
ent co-workers. MFR. Killing sang
Loves Old Sweet Song"
Express Appreciation.
Mr.. Harmed and Charles and
Henry Won Maur in their addresses,
expressed appreciation of the serv-
ice and cooperation that has been
given by the employees of the firm
told of the incidents that have
transpired in the last So years since
the store was organized in Dav-
export, and of the growth of the
number of employees from IL tc
nearly 300 at the present time
Many humorous stories, pertaining
to the opening of the store and the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

ish. five-foot stairway leading to
this department from the first
door.
The firm is specializing in art
gifts secured from the northern
part of China by an Oriental con-
nection. Particular attention has
been paid TO lighting effects.
Commercial stationery, including
all sorts of office supplies is found
on the first floor, the diffcrentia-
ton being complete.
Carpenters and mechanics have
been busy effecting the improve
ments for the past six weeks with
very happy results.
Following the Rotarian house
warming OF tonight, the Establish
ment will be thrown open to the
general public tomorrow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
BURGESS

1.-THE Inside of the Cup" has been
secured by Rev. Mr.. Rezner and
will be shown at the community
church movies April II.
The every-faniily drive which
was to have been held last Sab
bath, will be staged next Sunday.
Teams will be sent into the sur
rounding community to obtain data
and address to be used in the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
I GATHER TO
BSERvE 18th
TEAR IN STORE
81 Merit Are Presented TO
"a Employes-Loving Cup
To Heads Of Firm.

- than 300 employees and ex-
~ of the Harmed & Won Maur
davenport, gathered for the
sration of the stores 35th an
rnrJ in the Hotel Blackhawk
ErIeht.
Il tine spirit of unity and CO.
,ztjon was manifest through the
= program as the men, who at
4 lime OF their youth received
first training In the firm, told
Il interesting incidents and rem
Elsnces. Following the dinner
|sun,ber of old time songs were
y led by Rollo Killing. The
'1slntation of IL medals of merit
mployes of the firm that have
= n the service for periods COW
~ IL, Is, Is, 25 and 30 years
Z made by Rowland II. Harmed.
3 Murray spoke in behalf of the
1loyes in the presentation of a
ne loving cup to Rowland II.
med, Charles J. Won Maur and
my w. Won Maur, inscribed:
fssented by the employees and
|nbers of the firm. Harmed and
i haur, on the occasion of the
4 anniversary 1SS7-1e22." c. ].
i Maur responded.
latsresting Statistics Given.
number of interesting stats
/ we're given by Albert F. Daw-
his address, THE Institu-
Today" He said that more
q 100000 people have passed
sugh the doors of the store with
he last year and that more than
900 transactions have been made
the sales force. He also stated
tthe wrapping paper used with
he last year would make a strip
feet wide from Davenport to
cago.
he gold room of the Blackhawk
beautifully decorated with a
iber of flower baskets sent by
ads OF the firm and two min
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

Over 100 Burgess people attend
ed the private skating party held 4.
the Alexis rink last week. Mrs.
Arthur Bellinger and Virgil Arm
strong won the prizes offered for
the best hard time costumes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

church work the coming year. The
yearly drive for funds to finance
the church viii be made at the same
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mclaughlin
were callers in Aledo Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

first few years OF business, were
told by the older employees. Music
was furnished by the Blackhawk
orchestra.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

All wool serge. well
made. Should CoeE
sell for So, VaOOC
special, pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Are You
Listening?

Briefly: .eYou can never be satisfied
with your new Spring outfit unless
you get style and quality and price
and service
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

WUTIU UFtI ID
wholesale. II
you will need
q pair of boots
now is your
chance .......
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
HOLD UP VALUATIONS
Rock Island Accused by state Aud
itor of Reducing Values on
Its Physical Property.

~ the Associated P-ess state wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. l'.---
state Auditor Frank Carter today
telegraphed county clerks IN the 20
counties in tho state iu which the
chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
railroad operates TO withhold extend
lng tax valuations on the record uu-
an further notice from the state
board of equalization. u was said
the order was given following rec
ceIpt Of number NJ companies that
the railroad is making further re-
ductiou in valuation OF property In
some counties than that agreed to
I'M the recent emprOmise between
The road and the board Of cquaiiza-
tion. Local officials OF the railroad
have notified tho auditor that the
roads tax and land specialist VIII
be sent TO oklahoma at once for
a conference with the board.
After fixing a valuation on the
roads property the state board of
equalization in order 10 settle suit
brought by the road. agreed 20 a re
duction IN the original valuation Of
1896 per cent and requested the
Rock Island TO make its valuation
In each county conform TO this
amount Kiowa county. one Of the
complainauts, has informed the au-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
SEEK MORNING TRAIN
Passenger to Leave Tulsa nt a. m.
IL Sought by
g. gf q

why Is there no train running
north and east from Tulsa between
the hours Of o'clock in the morn
ing and 1890 o'clock IN the after
noon? The Chamber Of Commerce
expects to ascertain the reason ana
use It's influence in persuadlng the
Frisco to establish an east-bound
train out of Tulsa leaving about Z
o'clock each morning.
c. B. Rogers local attorney pre-
Feutcd resolution 20 the chamber
at Hotel Tulsa Friday noon by tho
terms OF which that association VIII
first request frisco officials To place
IN operation such a train. lt this
request is refused, the chamber VIII
ask for II hearing before the state
corporation commission TO compel
tho Frisco to acCedc TO the cltys
wishes and needs. The resolution
was passed unanimously.
"It Is disgrace 20 Tulsa. and Sc
riously affects it's business" Itosors
declared, commenting on his rcsoiu-
tlon. Persons who wish to leave
for eastern and northern points are
forced to arise at O'Clock IN inc
morning In order to catch the b
o'clock train or else wait unul q 80
O'Clock In tho afternoon. There
should be train leaving Tulsa Tor
the east about or 1880 In the morn
ing,
Such a train was IN operation be-
fore the rearrauge meht OF schedules
following the recent strike. II wat
taken Off during tho strike and has
not since been re-established' !
this assocla ton will use ita influ'
ence It can have the service re-
sumcd,"
Several changes were voted In the
Chamber OF Commerce bylaws
Hereafter any director failing 10 AT
END al least so per cent of the meet
irqs during any six-mouth perlo'
loscs his scat and successor vii
be appointed by the other directoEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16

sprinkle with ihrce table HlNpUN
flour, stir until well mixed then
cook over fire three minutes stirring
constantly Add 10 one quart uf
sweet mill. and cook I'm double boiler
800 mluutcs. Rub through fine
sieve and add ono tcasp0Ouful salt
ana "a few grains Of pepper. Beat
the yolkg of two eggs and add one
cup cream. when ready to serve add
to soup, ana serve hot
BROWN FRICAssE of CHICKEN.
After singing aud drawing, cut n
tender chicken In pieces suitable for
cooking. Take ore tho legs with
second joints. thon separate the
second joints from tho log. making
four pieces Take or the wings,
cut throught tie ribs on either side,
unjo.nt hack and breast In half
longthwlse, making two pieces, un-
Joint back and make two pieces Of
back. Ia kettle or saucepan,
place two siicos OF salt pork; when
tho Rat ia tried out add ono table
spoon butter and brown. After the
chicken has been quickly washed
and dried dust each piece with flour.
place It in the hot tat. and brown
on all sides, add four teaspoons
flour 20 the brown fat and stir until
well Drowned; add three cups boiling
water and stir until smooth; season
with one-fourth teaspoon pepper, a
celery stalk, a small piece OF onion
and a tiny piece Of hay leaf; cover
and place over slmmering burner
or on range whore Il will cook Just
below tho boiling point until tonder.
Moro hot water may he added and
salt may be added the last 20
minutes OF cooking. Dried, caunedor
| fresh mushrooms may be used; also
one-half teaspoon curry powder and
smnll bunch of parsley II desired
Place chicken on hot platter, strain
brown sauce TO remove pieces OF
vegetables. bay leaf. etc. used FOR
flavoring. tThis Is delicious served
cold with Tho snuceD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
Practical Housekeeping
By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE.
INCE AUSTIN CHASE.

rARIsiAN CARROTS. wash BuA
7crape carrots and cut in small cubes
bCre should bo two cups. Cover
with boiling water and let stand five
minutes. Drain aud cook until tIit
Boa . small quantity OF boiling saltcd
water to which BIS added two tea-
spoons butter and one tcaap0ou
sugar, again drain. Melt three table,
spoons butter, add three tablespoons
flour and pour on gradually while
stirring constantly, one cup whitc
stock ana one-half cup cream. conc
ana une-half cups milk may ho
used M You have no whito tiOrll
Add carrots. nud ouo-haIf teaspoon
lemon Juice, and season with one.
halt teaspoon snlt and oue-fourih
teaspoon pepper. Az soon Hs
thoroughly heated. add the yolFs OF
two eggs slIghtlv beaten
ORANCt PUDDING Mix three
fpurihs cup sugar with ono table
spoon corn starch, add tho we'll
beaten yolhs of thrco eggs ana two
CUPS mils. Cook iu double hullrr
until tQirkcued. stirring occasionally
90 prevent Jumps Then remove from
tire and vet h aside until it goOls.
Break three large oranges into
Bhrods. removing slI seeds and
pulp. and Hprinklo with sugar whip
up tho whites OF 'htce eggs until
sti'f and fold gently into tho rustaId,
pour into a glass pudding dish, lay
the shredded orange on top. after
removing some Of the iulce, and
servo with or without whipped
cream.
lcopyrIsht cronk Syndicate. 1o22)