anaheim-gazette 1919-08-14

WAYS OF MAKING APPETIZING SAUCES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MAKES PUBLIC SEVERAL NEW AND EXCELLENT RECIPES Plain Dishes May be Made Appetizing by the Use of Proper Sauces and Dressings—Give These a Trial. Appetizing sauces and dressings are the means used by the experienced cook to transform plain and ordinary dishes into something fit for an epicure. The piquancy of a well-made sauce adds to the flavor of fish and vegetables and increases their palatability. Here are some suggestions by specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture: HOLLANDAÏSE SAUCE ½ cup butter. 2 eggs (yolks). 1½ tablespoons lemon juice. 1 cup boiling water. ½ teaspoon salt. 1-16 teaspoon cayenne. Cream the butter, add the yolks one at a time and beat well; then add the lemon juice, salt and pepper. A short time before serving add boiling water. Cook over boiling water and stir until the mixture is of the consistency of custard, then serve immediately. This is a delicious dressing to serve with cauliflower, asparagus tips, or with fish. Massachusetts. This is the last one of these giant battleships to be contracted for by the government, and it will, when completed, be the most powerful fighting ship afloat. TO THE INVESTORS OF CALIFORNIA No one of the following named companies, organized in another state, has filed in the California State Corporation Department an application for authority to sell securities in this state: The Inyader Oil & Refining Co. of Texas; The Capitol Petroleum Co. of Denver, Colo.; Caddo-Burk Oil Co. of Texas; Burkburnett Jr. Oil Co.; Pullman Oil & Refining co.; Comanche Patterson Oil Co.; Texas-California Consolidated Oil Co.; Duke-Knowles Annex Oil Co.; United Chief Oil & Gas Co.; Abner Davis Trustee Plan Oil Production, Pipe Line and Refinery; Billie Burke Oil Co.; Clover Leaf Production Co.; Home Oil Co. of Prescott, Ariz.; Diamond C Oil Co. of Texas; Mid-Texas Burke Oil Co.; Swastika Oil Co.; Thomasson-Mallory Oil Co. of Denver, Colo.; Ground-Floor Syndicate; Churchill County Oil & Gas Co. of Fallon, Nevada; The Texas Wonder Pools Oil Co. Each of the above named companies has offered its securities (shares of stock) for sale in this state contrary to the provisions of the Corporate Securities Act. No one of the following has been authorized by the Commissioner of Corporations to act as a broker in the sale of, or to advertise the securities of the respective company named after his (or its) name, or in the sale of any other securities: The Oil Investors Syndicate, advertising the Bradley Co.; Southwest Investment Company, advertising the Brown-Comanche Oil Co.; Moffett & Co., advertising Gypsy-Burk Co.; Dun- TAKING STEPS TO IMPROVE STEPHENSON Holley from Many Sectors to Have Some W Correctly motorists, no trip from San Francisco to or in between points, have hollered to the sky about that of Stirenson Avenue in L.A., which is an important point state coast route from Oregon Mexico boundary, report the Automobile Club of Southern. What is going to be done Is the sum and substance of tortis inquiry. So loud has hollered and so insistent that the San Diego chamber meres, the Anaheim board and the Fullerton board offer all taken up the matter their own hollers to the pouring in to the automobile every section. It seems that Stevenson in such poor shape as to men see the safety of motor vehicles over it, and creates an opinion of the coast road. At now the automobile ing oil can to see what it can be made. Although ther coast route was taken State Highway Commission tool over the famous Wharf, the Commission has funs for the building of war in what has become section of a city proper, a State Highway Commission Darlington. What will have to be EGG SAUCE FOR FISH ½ cup butter. 2 tablespoons flour. 3 hard cooked eggs (cut in ½ inch slices). 1½ cups boiling water. 1-3 teaspoon salt. Melt the butter, add flour and seasoning and gradually the boiling water. Add sliced eggs and serve. MAYONNAISE DRESSING ½ teaspoon mustard.. ¼ teaspoon salt. 2 eggs (yolks). 1 cup olive or other cooking oil. 2 tablespoons vinegar or lemon juice. Mix yolks and add mustard, salt, and cayenne. Add the oil a few drops at a time and stir steadily. When half the oil has been used, or when the dressing becomes very thick, alternate with a few drops of vinegar. Continue this process until both are used. If the dressing curdles, start the process over again, beginning with a fresh yolk in a clean bowl, adding a little of the curdled dressing at a time and stirring constantly. COOKED SALAD DRESSING ¼ tablespoon mustard. ¼ tablespoon salt. 2 tablespoons flour. 1 tablespoon sugar. ¾ cup sweet milk. ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper. 2 eggs. 2 tablespoons butter. ½ cup vinegar. Rub together the dry ingredients and add egg yolks, slightly beaten. Add the sugar, melted butter, cold milk, and hot vinegar in the order named, stirring until perfectly smooth. Cook the mixture in a double boiler until thickened. Set the pan into a bowl of cold water and beat well until cool and smooth. GOLDEN DRESSING ¼ cup lemon juice. ¼ cup light-colored fruit juice. 6 tablespoons sugar. 2 eggs (yolks). No one of the following has been authorized by the Commissioner of Corporations to act as a broker in the sale of, or to advertise the securities of the respective company named after his (or its) name, or in the sale of any other securities: The Oil Investors Syndicate, advertising the Bradley Co.; Southwest Investment Company, advertising the Brown-Comanche Oil Co.; Moffett & Co., advertising Gypsy-Burk Co.; Dunbar & Co., advertising Gilbert-True Oil Co., Jaggers-Wallace Oil Co., Texas Colonel Oil Co., Texas Control Oil Co. and Silver Cycle Oil Co.; Midcontinent Brokerage Co., advertising Prarie Hill Oil Co.; Robert Weiller Company, advertising Sunshine Oil Corporation and Paramount Oil Company; Moorman & Co., advertising Burk-Consolidated Oil Co.; Pilcher & Co., advertising Texas-Eagle Oil Co.; Petroleum Securities Co., advertising Texas-Crude Oil Co.; B.F.Jacobs, Fiscal Agent, advertising Western Texas Oil & Gas Co.; Northland Investment Co., advertising Burk-Bonanza Oil Co.; Securities Investment Co., advertising Muckestone Oil Co.; Big Southern Investment Co., advertising The Poor Man's Chance Oil and Refining Co. and Square Deal Oil Co.; Mammoth Investment Co., advertising Square Deal Oil Co. and Twin Lease Oil & Refining Co.; G.W.Field & Co., advertising Prudential Oil Co. of Texas; Texas Oil Underwriters, advertising Tennessee Chief Oil Co.; R.F.Howard, advertising Tampico Texas Oil Land Co.; H.R.Eshelman Realty Co., advertising sale of subdivision of oil lands or leases. Such information as I may obtain will be communicated to all investors who request it. Address your inquiry to me at 812 Flood Building, San Francisco, giving the name of the company, the kind of security purchased, the date of purchase, the name and address of the person or company from or through whom you made the purchase, the amount paid, and the name of the newspaper in which you read the company's advertisement. E.C.BELLCWS, Commissioner of Corporations. DYSENTERY PREVALENT ON THE PACIFIC COAST All cases of dysentery or other intestinal disturbances should be brought to attention of local curities Act. What now the automobile ing it can to see what it can be made. Although there is no coast route was taken State Highway Commission tool over the famous Wharf, the Commission has fun for the building of war in what has become section of a city proper, State Highway Commission Darlington. What will have to be thought, is to get the Stevens district of Los Angeles officials, the county and to geer her in a conference and arrangement for joint action matter of supplying these funds. When this is done may be improved. SUPERIORITY CLAIMED FOR MARIOL Yields More Grain Than Resists Drought Superiority of Mariol in yield paper, in resistant power to suitability to spring plant erosion of soil moisture, less straw and more grazing to strong winds, in ing, and in suitability to double cropping is shown announcement of the U.S. California College of Arts results of experiments with 3000 acres of Mariol within a radius of 20 miles university of California farm particular variety of the crop having been brought from Egypt and grown at city farm for nine years. Important facts about lay stated in the announce follows: "Mariol barley has our mon barley in seven out years it has been grown a city farm." "In dry years Mariol putyielded common barley Mariol yielded 39.5 sacks compared to 19 sacks for barley." "Mariol is more droughed is better suited to sprout uses less soil moisture less straw and more grained barley." GOLDEN DRESSING 1/4 cup lemon juice. 1/4 cup light-colored fruit juice. 6 tablespoons sugar. 2 eggs (yolks). Beat the eggs, add the fruit juice, stir gradually into the lemon juice, and add the sugar. Cook in a double boiler and stir until the mixture coats a spoon. Cool quickly by placing pan into cold water, beating the mixture at the same time. This dressing is combined with fruits to be served as salads or desserts. Some attractive fruit combinations are: Canned peaches, cherries, and fresh apples, using cherry juice with the lemon in the dressing. Canned figs, fresh oranges, and pecans, using orange juice in the dressing. Guava, pineapple, and grapefruit, using pineapple juice in the dressing. Canned berries or fresh grapes, apples, and pears, using scuppernong juice in the dressing. Any of these dishes may be made especially attractive by garnishing them with nuts, whole cherries, berries, or marshmallows. A contract has been awarded by the United States government to the Fore River Ship Building Corporation of Quincy, Mass., for the building of a 43,000 ton battleship, to be named the whom you made the purchase, the amount paid, and the name of the newspaper in which you read the company's advertisement. E. C. BELLOWS, Commissioner of Corporations. DYSENTERY PREVALENT ON THE PACIFIC COAST All cases of dysentery or other intestinal disturbances should be brought promptly to the attention of local health officers according to a statement issued by the California State Board of Health. Outbreaks of bacillary dysentery have occurred frequently during the past few months at many places on the Pacific Coast. Several of these outbreaks have occurred in groups of children and unless such an outbreak is brought under control promptly it may be a great factor in increasing the infant mortality rate. Since California's infant mortality rate is lower than that for most states it is important that all cases of dysentery be brought under control immediately in order that the good record of California may be maintained and in order that the precious lives of little children may be saved. Many returning soldiers are reported to be carriers of another form of dysentery. This disease is primarily a tropical disease but a great many cases occurred in Europe during the war and many carriers of the disease have been discovered in France and England. Bacteriological examinations of all suspicious cases should be made and all cases should be reported promptly to local health officers in order that this disease may not gain a foothold in California. Mariout is more drowsy is better suited to sprinkles less soil moisture less straw and more granular barley. Mariout 'whips out' lemon barley during strong at harvest season. In 1957 at the university farm common barley lost three much grain during the summer crop such as be corn. Mariout ripens two to earlier than common barley. It is specially suited of double cropping because removal in the spring allows to be irrigated and fitted summer crop such as be corn. Its defects are that more than common barley which are flooded during season, and does not cold northern or countrys. Mariout has decisive common barley at the western experiment station Chico, Moccasin, Montana gon. Aberdeen and Idaho. TAHOE FOREST AREA The President has slimmation eliminating appa 239 acres from the Tahoe. TAKING STEPS TO IMPROVE STEPHENSON AVENUE Hole from Many Sections Appearing to Have Some Weight. Cotterwise motorists, making the trip from San Francisco to San Diego, or in between points, have raised a holler to the sky about the condition of Stevenson Avenue in Los Angeles, which is an important portion of the state coast route from Oregon to the Mexican boundary, report officials of the Automobile Club of Southern California. What is going to be done about it? Is the sum and substance of the motorists' inquiry. So loud has become the holler and so insistent the inquiry, that the San Diego chamber of commerce, the Anaheim board of trade and the Fullerton board of trade have all taken up the matter and added their own hollers to the complaints pouring in to the automobile club from over section. It seems that Stevenson avenue is on such poor shape as to seriously menace the safety of motorists traveling over it, and creates an unpleasant notion of the coast route among motorists visiting here from the east, according to authoritative testimony, this condition existing from what is known as Indiana street east to Telegram road. And now the automobile club is doing all it can to see what improvement can be made. Although this section of the coast route was taken over by the State Highway Commission when it took over the famous Whittier boulevard, the Commission has not sufficient funds for the building of new highways in what has become a built-up section of a city proper, according to State Highway Commissioner N. D. Darlington. What will have to be done, it is est, Calif. and Nev. This action is based on the recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture as the result of a detailed classification of the lands. The eliminated lands have no value for national forest purposes. More than 15,000 acres eliminated are located on the steep canyon slope of the North Fork of the American River. Another large tract of approximately 10,000 acres lies along both sides of Yuba River, and much of the land is on the steep canyon walls of the river. About two-thirds of this tract has passed into private ownership under the mining laws. The remainder of the lands excluded are in smaller scattered tracts. MANUFACTURERS WANT METRIC SYSTEM Advocating that an advance be made to the simple and logical metric system of weights and measures, manufacturers of the United States and Britannia have rallied to the support of the World Trade Club of San Francisco in their campaign to secure world-wide adoption of metric units. The Lord Mayor of Manchester, representing one of Britannia's most important industrial centers, is President of the Manchester and District Decimal Association, whose purpose is to secure legislation in favor of the metric system. The founder and president of the American National Association of Manufacturers, Theodore C. Search, was an advocate of the metric system. The American National Wholesale Grocers' Association voted overwhelmingly in favor of adoption of metric units. The American National Canners' Association urges adoption of metric units. This sentiment was passed at a convention of 5,000 delegates. association of Retail Druggists; National American Association of Wholesale Druggists National American Scale Men's Association. General Haig says "they are wrong who think we will never have to fight again." Can't it be arranged to have all those disagreeable noises in Europe stopped until they get us bound and gagged in another he-keeps-us-out-of-war arrangement? NEW METHODS OF STORING WATER Surplus From Storms Successfully Confined to Special Artesian Well Areas. As a result of recent legislation which will make possible more extensive operations in the work of conservation of water for irrigation purposes, also a season that is requiring close attention to the utilization of all available water for growing crops, the matter of better methods of water conservation is receiving close attention from men and interests concerned in the further development of this section, as well as other portions of the southwest... Two methods have been experimented with most successfully in recent year, and as a result of these experiments the ideas will be utilized even more extensively in the future. Every winter vast quantities of storm water come rushing down the mountain canyons and a very great percentage of it runs on to the sea and is lost.. The problem is to prevent this waste and conserve the water for growing of crops. One successful plan has been the spreading of this storm water by means of diversion wavers and other... SUPERIORITY CLAIMED FOR MARIOUT BARLEY Yields More Grain Than Others and Resists Drought. Superiority of Mariout barley over common barley in yield per sack per acre, in resistant power to drouths, in suitability to spring planting, in absorption of soil moisture, in production of less straw and more grain, in resistance to strong winds, in earlier ripening, and in suitability to a system of double cropping is shown in a recent announcement of the University of California College of Agriculture on the results of experiments during 1919 with 3000 acres of Mariout barley within a radius of 20 miles of the University of California farm, Davis, the particular variety of the Mariout barley having been brought originally from Egypt and grown at the university farm. Important facts about Mariout barley stated in the announcement are as follows: "Mariout barley has outyielded common barley in seven out of the nine years it has been grown at the university farm." "In dry years Mariout has greatly outyielded common barley. In 1919 Mariout yielded 39.5 sacks per acre compared to 19 sacks for the common barley." "Mariout is more drought resistant, is better suited to spring planting, uses less soil moisture, and produces less straw and more grain than common barley." The founder and president of the American National Association of Manufacturers, Theodore C. Search, was an advocate of the metric system. The American National Wholesale Grocers' Association voted overwhelmingly in favor of adoption of metric units. The American National Canners' Association urges adoption of metric units. This sentiment was passed at a convention of 5,000 delegates. Among the many other important organizations which have been active in advocating meter-liter-gram are: Associated Steel Manufacturers of U. S. America; American Association for the Advancement of Science; American Drug Manufacturers' Association; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; American Pharmaceutical Association; American Institute of Makers of Explosives; National American Assemblage Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said Marie B. DeLancey at her place of business, at the office of H. G. Ames, in the city of Anaheim in the County of Orange, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 31st day of July, 1919. MARIE B. DELANCEY. Administratrix of the Estate of William Porter Baker, Deceased. L. A. Lewis, attorney for administratrix. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Order to Show Cause. In the Matter of the Estate of Patricio Yriarte, Deceased. Upon reading and filing the petition of Fred C. Rimpau, administrator of the estate of Patricio Yriarte, deceased, praying for an order authorizing and permitting him as such administrator, to lease certain real property belonging to said estate, and which is hereinafter more particularly described, and good cause appearing therefor. AND IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in the said estate, be and they are hereby required to ap- years it has been grown at the university farm. "In dry years Mariout has greatly outyielded common barley. In 1919 Mariout yielded 39.5 sacks per acre compared to 19 sacks for the common barley. "Mariout is more drouth resistant, is better suited to spring planting, uses less soil moisture, and produces less straw and more grain than common barley. "Mariout 'whips out' less than common barley during strong north winds at harvest season. In 1919 actual tests at the university farm showed that common barley lost three times as much grain during the strong wind of May 30, 31 and June 1, as Mariout barley. "Mariout ripens two to three weeks earlier than common barley. "It is specially suited to a system of double cropping because its earlier removal in the spring allows the land to be irrigated and fitted earlier for a summer crop such as beans or Gyp corn. "Its defects are that it drowns out more than common barley on lowlands which are flooded during the growing season, and does not do well in the cold northern or countainous districts. "Mariout has decisively outyielded common barley at the following arid western experiment stations: Davis, Chico, Moccasin, Montana, Moro, Oregon, Aberdeen and Idaho." TAHOE FOREST AREA REDUCED The President has signed a proclamation eliminating approximately 49.239 acres from the Tahoe National Forest. 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