oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-23

ROTARY HEARS OF JUNIOR REPUBLIC The wonderful work of transforming wayward boys carried on at the California Junior Republic was told in interesting fashion today by Supt. Wright, head of the school to Rotarians at the weekly luncheon in the Elks' clubhouse. The institution has approximately 250 acres of land between Chino and Pomona, where boys are taught various trades, farming etc. There is a splendid machine shop, printing establishment and other buildings, besides some blooded cattle. The speaker told of several instances of boys whose habits of life had been changed and who later had become prominent citizens. Ray Elliott, athletic instructor at the high school, was responsible for getting him here, but G. T. Ingram, manager of the California Theater, was in charge of the program. Ingram brought along Arch B. Fritz, his organist, who gave some piano selections. The club has now held 42 consecutive 100 per cent meetings, declared to be the world's record. The Mission, Texas, club held 76 meetings, but only 42 consecutive ones. HUNDREDS CONTINUE FOREST FIRE FIGHT KANE, Pa., July 23—Hundreds of men today were continuing their battle against forest fires between Mount Alton and Kushequa in Kinzuia bridge district. It appeared certain thousands of acres of woodland would be burned over despite efforts of the fighters. The timber in this district is used mainly for paper and chemical making. The woods will be ruined for wild game. Fires which raged near Kane are now under control. Other blazes in almost every direction from here may spread to large dimensions unless rain falls during the day as there are not men enough to fight the fire. FIRE DESTROYS 3,000 Scene of the Manila fire. In foreground along shore to the sea shore, piled what few belong were able to save burning homes. AUSTRALIA SENDS NEW TRADE ENVY HUBBY'S CRITICAL BASIS FOR HER HUSBAND CRITICISM Her husband criticizes she brought up the cooking, etc. Katherine charges in a suit for today. They were misled Paso, Texas, on June 2 separated on May 27. There are five children from 17 to 4 years of no community property. It appeared certain thousands of acres of woodland would be burned over despite efforts of the fighters. The timber in this district is used mainly for paper and chemical making. The woods will be ruined for wild game. Fires which raged near Kane are now under control. Other blazes in almost every direction from here may spread to large dimensions unless rain falls during the day as there are not men enough to fight the fire. COURTHOUSE NEWS Plans for a four-inch pipe at the entrance to Alamitos Bay between Long Beach and Seal Beach, to be laid by the Southern Counties Gas Co., have been drawn and may be seen on July 28 at 11 a.m., Major E. D. Ardery, district engineer, War Department, informs the Board of Supervisors in a letter filed today. A. Wolfert in a suit for divorce from Jennie Wolfert filed today alleges desertion. They were married on November 18, 1908 and the desertion took place on Oct. 30, 1915. There are no children or community property. Marriage licenses issued today by the County Clerk's office included one to John Wesley Smith, Jr., 20, and Edna Lizzle Hewitt, 19, both of Garden Grove. Use the needle when you're coughing—what you'll need'll be a coffin. AUSTRALIA SENDS NEW TRADE ENVOY Donald Mackinnon. Donald Mackinnon now is in America to look after Australian trade interests. He succeeds Sir Mark Sheldon, who returned to Australia some time ago. HUBBY'S CRITICAL BASIS FOR HER husband criticized she brought up the cocoa cooking, etc. Katherine charges in a suit for today. They were married in Paso, Texas, on June 27 separated on May 27. There are five children from 17 to 4 years of age no community property. He wrote her from letters: "I do not want it isn't worth having, give ever you please." The woman asks $17 allmony, court costs fees, etc. SIGSBEE BUILDING WASHINGTON, July last notes of "taps" so far the stilled hills, the flats containing the body miral Charles D. Sigsbe the ill-fated Maine, was to a grave in Arlington Cemetery today. Near the burial place mast of the Maine, a robe the sailors and marines their lives in the disbanded. To deplore does not French deplored the fact fever prevented the cone the Panama Canal. And "We'll get rid of the canal." This —You owe it to yourself and f ‘THE PLAYGR and truly it is. You will find a Where Boating is Safest. Y Deep Sea Fishing “THE KII Anh DESTROYS 3,000 MANILA HOMES HOUSEHOLDS BY MRS. MORTON MENU HINT Breakfast Cracked Wheat with Dates Cream Codloled Eggs Hot Buttered Toast Coffee Luncheon Corn Custard Spinach Bran Muffins Butter Strawberry Preserves Cocoa Dinner Escalloped Potatoes with Pork Chops New Carrots, Buttered Lettuce and Cress Salad Graham Bread Quince Jelly Canned Pears Sponge Cake Coffee or Substitute TODAY'S RECIPES Cracked Wheat With Dates—Cook it the evening before as it needs to be cooked slowly for at least an hour. Reheat in double boiler in morning. In the summer it is nice molded and served cold. When ready to serve add chopped dates. Coddled Eggs—To cook eggs so they will not be tough and indigestible, put them in a saucepan of boiling water, cover closely and place on the stove where the water will remain very hot, but not boil, for about ten minutes. The amount of water and the number of eggs govern the time limit somewhat. Corn Custard—Corn custard, served as a vegetable is not a new dish in some localities, and is so good it deserves to be more widely known. One can of corn, one teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, one and one-half cups milk, one tablespoon butter, two teaspoons sugar, two eggs. Scald corn with milk, and when cooled a little add leached egg and seasonings, pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven in a pan of water until firm. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered casserole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge has been spoon baked almond oil minutes in cake in enough tea until it has gradually sure it is removed from hang in the French well beaten taste. Drizzle milk and in butter. Liver in frying browned liver by pounding lettening it dry, dip it fat. For on fat but add two smooth, to Serve over Blackbeard taploca, cups boiled sugar, thaw Soak the several hours and cook the fire, cold stir pecked bliss very cold whipped canned After possible swirl and pour cooked have once. Yum Ye seeded raisin two cups ful salt, tablespoon a fruit rich. Bolls utes and cups flouren one t HUBBY'S CRITICISM BASIS FOR DIVORCE Her husband criticised the way she brought up the children, her cooking, etc. Katherine M. Ensign charges in a suit for divorce filed today. They were married at El Paso, Texas, on June 25, 1905, and separated on May 27 last. There are five children, ranging from 17 to 4 years of age. There is no community property. He wrote her from Reno, she asserte: "I do not want your love, it isn't worth having, give it to whoever you please." The woman asks $175 permanent alimony, court costs, attorney's fees, etc. SIGSBEE BURIED WASHINGTON, July 23.—As the last notes of "taps" sounded across the stilled hills, the flag draped coffin containing the body of Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee, captain of the ill-fated Maine, was lowered into a grave in Arlington National Cemetery today. Near the burial place stands the mast of the Maine, a monument to the sailors and marines who lost their lives in the disaster. To deplore does not cure: The French deplored the fact that yellow fever prevented the construction of the Panama Canal. Americans said "We'll get rid of the fever, THEN build the canal." GOVERNS HIS CITY FROM U. S. PRISON Mayor R. V. Bray, Jr. Beaufort, S. C., has confidence its mayor, R. V. Bray, Jr., though is serving a year's sentence in federal penitentiary at Atlanta, where he was sent for striking an internal revenue agent who estimated he was a liar. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered canisterole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge with a little flour and dot with bits of butter. Repeat until you have the amount necessary. Add hot milk until you san see it through the top layer. Place on top of potatoes seasoned pork chops, and bake about an hour in moderate oven, removing cover toward the last to brown chops. Lettuce and Cress Salad—Wash, drain and chill a small head of lettuce and a bunch of water cress. The latter should be very carefully cleaned and washed. Shred a few lettuce leaves and the cress. Arrange the heart leaves of lettuce around salad bowl. Mix six tablespoons salad oil with three of vinegar, one-half teaspoon-salt and one-fourth teaspoon paprika. Mix lightly with the shredded lettuce and cress and heap in the center of the salad dish. Garnish with hard-boiled egg, or stuffed olives thinly sliced. Cream Sponge Cake—One cup of sugar and two eggs beaten for fifteen minutes. To this add one-half cup boiling milk (water may be used.) Add one cup best pastry flour, which serves to be more widely known. One can of corn, one teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, one and one-half cups milk, one tablespoon butter, two teaspoons sugar, two eggs. Scald corn with milk, and when cooled a little add beaten eggs and seasonings, pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven in a pan of water until firm. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered canisterole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge with a little flour and dot with bits of butter. Repeat until you have the amount necessary. Add hot milk until you san see it through the top layer. Place on top of potatoes seasoned pork chops, and bake about an hour in moderate oven, removing cover toward the last to brown chops. Lettuce and Cress Salad—Wash, drain and chill a small head of lettuce and a bunch of water cress. The latter should be very carefully cleaned and washed. Shred a few lettuce leaves and the cress. Arrange the heart leaves of lettuce around salad bowl. Mix six tablespoons salad oil with three of vinegar, one-half teaspoon-salt and one-fourth teaspoon paprika. Mix lightly with the shredded lettuce and cress and heap in the center of the salad dish. Garnish with hard-boiled egg, or stuffed olives thinly sliced. Cream Sponge Cake—One cup of sugar and two eggs beaten for fifteen minutes. To this add one-half cup boiling milk (water may be used.) Add one cup best pastry flour, which serves to be more widely known. One can of corn, one teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, one and one-half cups milk, one tablespoon butter, two teaspoons sugar, two eggs. Scald corn with milk, and when cooled a little add beaten eggs and seasonings, pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven in a pan of water until firm. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered canisterole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge with a little flour and dot with bits of butter. Repeat until you have the amount necessary. Add hot milk until you san see it through the top layer. Place on top of potatoes seasoned pork chops, and bake about an hour in moderate oven, removing cover toward the last to brown chops. Lettuce and Cress Salad—Wash, drain and chill a small head of lettuce and a bunch of water cress. The latter should be very carefully cleaned and washed. Shred a few lettuce leaves and the cress. Arrange the heart leaves of lettuce around salad bowl. Mix six tablespoons salad oil with three of vinegar, one-half teaspoon-salt and one-fourth teaspoon paprika. Mix lightly with the shredded lettuce and cress and heap in the center of the salad dish. Garnish with hard-boiled egg, or stuffed olives thinly sliced. Cream Sponge Cake—One cup of sugar and two eggs beaten for fifteen minutes. To this add one-half cup boiling milk (water may be used.) Add one cup best pastry flour, which serves to be more widely known. One can of corn, one teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, one and one-half cups milk, one tablespoon butter, two teaspoons sugar, two eggs. Scald corn with milk, and when cooled a little add beaten eggs and seasonings, pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven in a pan of water until firm. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered canisterole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge with a little flour and dot with bits of butter. Repeat until you have the amount necessary. Add hot milk until you san see it through the top layer. Place on top of potatoes seasoned pork chops, and bake about an hour in moderate oven, removing cover toward the last to brown chops. Lettuce and Cress Salad—Wash, drain and chill a small head of lettuce and a bunch of water cress. The latter should be very carefully cleaned and washed. Shred a few lettuce leaves and the cress. Arrange the heart leaves of lettuce around salad bowl. Mix six tablespoons salad oil with three of vinegar, one-half teaspoon-salt and one-fourth teaspoon paprika. Mix lightly with the shredded lettuce and cress and heap in the center of the salad dish. Garnish with hard-boiled egg, or stuffed olives thinly sliced. Cream Sponge Cake—One cup of sugar and two eggs beaten for fifteen minutes. To this add one-half cup boiling milk (water may be used.) Add one cup best pastry flour, which serves to be more widely known. One can of corn, one teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, one and one-half cups milk, one tablespoon butter, two teaspoons sugar, two eggs. Scald corn with milk, and when cooled a little add beaten eggs and seasonings, pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven in a pan of water until firm. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered canisterole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge with a little flour and dot with bits of butter. Repeat until you have the amount necessary. Add hot milk until you san see it through the top layer. Place on top of potatoes seasoned pork chops, and bake about an hour in moderate oven, removing cover toward the last to brown chops. Lettuce and Cress Salad—Wash, drain and chill a small head of lettuce and a bunch of water cress. The latter should be very carefully cleaned and washed. Shred a few lettuce leaves and the cress. Arrange the heart leaves of lettuce around salad bowl. Mix six tablespoons salad oil with three of vinegar, one-half teaspoon-salt and one-fourth teaspoon paprika. Mix lightly with the shredded lettuce and cress and heap in the center of the salad dish. Garnish with hard-boiled egg, or stuffed olives thinly sliced. Cream Sponge Cake—One cup of sugar and two eggs beaten for fifteen minutes. To this add one-half cup boiling milk (water may be used.) Add one cup best pastry flour, which serves to be more widely known. One can of corn, one teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, one and one-half cups milk, one tablespoon butter, two teaspoons sugar, two eggs. Scald corn with milk, and when cooled a little add beaten eggs and seasonings; pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven in a pan of water until firm. Potatoes With Pork Chops—Wash, pare an dent potatoes into thin slices. Put layer in well buttered canisterole, sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge with a little flour和dot with bits of butter.Repeat until you have the amount necessary.Add hot milk until you san see it through the top layer.Put on top of potatoes seasoned pork chops,and bake about an hour.In moderate oven.Remove cover toward last to brown chops. To Balb This Summer This Summer to yourself and family to give them the Best Vacation treat possible this year. It been termed GROUND OF THE You will find a delightful variety of sports and pleasures, all clean and healthfu est. Yachting, Motor Boating, Canoeing. ea Fishing. Dancing Afternoon and Event KIDDIES PARADI Anaheim's Nearest Beach Monday, July 23, 1923 HOUSEHOLD HINTS BY MRS. MORTON Tates Cream Coffee Spinach Butter Serves with Buttered Salad Bruise Jelly Sponge Cake Mitute PES Dates—Cook it needs to be steak an hour, in morning, the molded and ready to serve cook eggs no indigestion of boll and place on water will re boil, for about an hour of water govern the custard, serva new dish in good it dey known. One en salt, pepper half cups milk, two teaspoons corn with a little add suggs, pour into bake in water until chops—Wash, to thin slices, red casserole, pepper, dredge has been sifted four times, one tea spoon baking powder and one-fourth teaspoon cream of tartar. Flavor with almond or vanilla and bake forty minutes in an ungreased pan. Place cake in oven that is just warm enough to know there is fire inside until it has raised, then increase heat gradually until cake is browned. Be sure it is browned in bottom. When removed from oven, invert and let it hang in the pan until cold. French Toast—One or two eggs well beaten, one pint milk, salt to taste. Dip slices of stale bread in milk and egg mixture and fry brown in butter. Liver and Bacon—Fry bacon crisp in frying pan taking care it is evenly browned and not burned. Panboll the liver by putting into pan, after being washed, covering with cold water and letting it come to boil. Drain and dry, dip in flour and fry in bacon fat. For the gravy, pour off all bacon fat but about two tablespoonsful, add two tablespoons flour, mix it smooth, then add milk and boll. Serve over freshly boiled potatoes. Blackberry Flummery—One cup of tapioca, two cups cold water, two cups boiling water, two-thirds cup sugar, three cups of blackberries. Soak the tapioca in cold water for several hours. Add the boiling water and cook until clear. Remove from the fire, add the sugar, and when cold stir in the freshly washed and pickled blackberries. Set aside until very cold and serve with sweetened whipped cream. Canned Salmon with Green Peas—After taking from tin whole as possible steam until heated through and pour over it two cupups of cooked hot green peas.. Serve at once. Yum Yum Cake—One package of seeded raisins, two cups brown sugar two cups water, one-half teaspoonful salt, three tablespoonsful lard, 2 tablespoons butter. This is similar to a fruit cake, but is not nearly so rich. Boil all together for ten minutes and let get cold. Then add 3 cups flour, one-half cup chopped citron, one teaspoon soda dissolved in SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON If you're sneezing' this season, A test on your skin Will certainly tell you What grasses are in. A tight shoe at night is the doctor's delight. Don't pet panthers or cancers—cage 'em when eubs. When your tongue's coated and your breath comes in snort pants, you should see a doctor, not a haberdasher. When a lump begins to grow. Eave nthough the growth is slow. May be cancer don't you know. The Schick test will determine whether or not your child is susceptible to diphtheria. If he is, artificial immunization may save you a bad scare. When a sickly old kidney Causes pain in the back, It isn't good treatment To give it a whack. Why send your boy to medical college for eight years, at an expense of ten thousand dollars, when there are so many short cuts to fame and wealth. We are often told not to drink fluids with our meals, but no one has yet told us WHY we shouldn't. Fact is, it makes no difference whether we do or don't. RUINED PRODUCE O. S. Lee, Japanese driver for the So. Cal. Produce Co., of Los Angeles who supplies local business houses, reported that his truck was run into by a car driven by H. F. Frei of Whittler, the whole load of fruits and vegetables being damaged. No one was reported injured. An accident was reported in which a car owned by R. Reed of Anaheim Canned Salmon with Green Peas—After taking from tin whole as possible steam until heated through and pour over it two cupfuls of cooked hot green peas.. Serve at once. Yum Yum Cake—One package of seeded raisins, two cups brown sugar two cups water, one-half teaspoonful salt, three tablespoonsful lard, 2 tablespoons butter. This is similar to a fruit cake, but is not nearly so rich. Boll all together for ten minutes and let get cold. Then add 3 cups flour, one-half cup choppel citron, one teaspoon soda, dissolved in warm water bake one and one-half hours in slow oven. SUGGESTIONS Oak Furniture—Oak furniture should be treated with a mixture of bees' wax and turpentine. When polishing oak, take special care adways to work the way of the grain. Give the final touches with an old silk handkerchief. RUINED PRODUCE O. S. Lee, Japanese driver for the So. Cal. Produce Co., of Los Angeles who supplies local business houses, reported that his truck was run into by a car driven by H. F. Frei of Whittier, the whole load of fruits and vegetables being damaged. No one was reported injured. An accident was reported in which a car owned by R. Reed of Anaheim, and a car owned by B. W. Robin-front wheel of the Reed car was broken, and the fenders on both cars smashed. Read Plain Dealer Want Ads. BERGER HALF ACRES COOKING CLASSES DISCONTINUED DURING SUMMER MONTHS Until Further Notice MODERN GAS APPLIANCES 133 South Los Angeles St. Phone 804-W er ble this year. Balboa has THE PACIFIC' ean and healthful— anoeing. Finest Surf and and Evening. PARADISE" ch