The Okarche Times. (Okarche, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, January 6, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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The Okarche Ti.r.es
E. Q LAIN PimusHrn
Kniorcd it i lie PoHtoilloe Al Ofcnretio in iwi
asacouml-ci ..miun md<.r am of naimmi~
ol March t, I-: ' *
OM DOLLAR A YEAR.
Report of Ples»ant Home S. S.
Report of Young Peoples class of
Pleasant Home Sunday school for
the year 1910;
No. of pupils enrolled, 26.
Number of Sundays each pupil
attended is Riven
Fifty Years the Standard
The Dallas News thinks that 1911
Should he reprehended for Ruing
into business on Sunday. How
about the weatherman'.’
Maude Beyer, 2ft
Mabel Beyer, ‘if)
10
1. K. Tolbert ID
Lizzie Selken 20
Lena Schmidt 29
Advertising Kales.
Local ri ad., k nonets, ft cents t" 1 j (;ra(.,. (’Ook
line. If set In ‘‘caps’’ or In black
faced t JP'‘ 10 cents per line
Display advertlacmenis 10 cents per
Inch, single column, per week. Ilv
contract, 12fr.
Oardi of timnUs. 25c.
Brief obituaries, for those who were
patrons of ;h!s paper, will bo publish-
ed free; those not sutwcrlbcrs will be
charged It cents per line.
Lodge resolutions 75 cents.
Arlvert'seniems of all entertain-
menus where there lire charges for ad-
mission. nr where there is something
to sell.will be charged ft cents p. r line
or for (lispin' 1ft cents per inch, single
column measure.
Ora Beyer, 27 j
Kthel Cook 21
Alfftd Selken 17;
Buy Tolbert 201
Clara Selken 21
Lacy Kroger 19
MabelTownsend 12 .In Townsend 10
Fred Schmidt 18 Sam Hill 8
Earle Hill
Minnie Hoyse
Mr. Leach
Frank Tolbert
Geo. Schmidt
Oscar Koyse f>
Dora Cook 27
Ira Wilcox 4
Ralph Royse 5
OwenCallaway 1
The last five named have only
heen in this class since Oct. 30.
Number of Sundays the teacher at-
tended, 42; number of visitors dur-,
ing the year. 48.
Mrs. Cook, Teacher.
MENN0NV1LLE NEWS
Misses. Daisy, Elsie and l coil
Smith spent several days in Enid |
last week visiting relatives.
The community seems
quiet since so mnnv of the v umr
folks have returned -to schobl alter
the holiday vacation. . Everett,
Cecil and Alfred Bruce going to Ed-
mond, John and Carl Werner and
A Cream of Tartar Powder
Made From Crapes
NO ALUM
The Cheapest Way to Reach
The People.
A column advertisement ni > h - i ‘D - )‘1'’
week for ST will reach 500
to some like a big price to pay, bo’ it i< w >r'a
half of it to do the mecanical work required ou
a column advertisement.
It would cost $5 to send postal cards to as
many people, and SI0 to send circulars to the
same number, besides all the work of wrung
•and addressing. Besides, a circular is usually
thrown away by the first one that gets n,while
the newspaper is kept and read during the
week by each member ol the family, and of en
by neighbors.
At n Massachusetts spelling bee.
says nn exchange, so many were
down on the words spinach and
macaroni that it was no use to pro-
ceed lo spaghetti.
Last Saturday, two aviators,
Moisent and Hoxey, one at New
Orleans, the other at Los Angeles,
met their dt alas Ly felling .ft mi. “Ho > n* 1 ^ t0 K! U"‘n '•
high altitudes with their machines * Re\. Ramseier and family took
The total number killed during the dinner with A. B. Loganbills last
past year by falling from airships Sunday.
is reported to he 35. . , Cornelius Engbrecht returned
The Wyandot, Kansas^Herald has I from Kat “tweek :iml ,s
been discontinued. The publisher j visiting home folks,
who established ar.d has owned the ' Ed Elliott moved to their new
paiior for many years, wished to re- home it) Tj xas last week.
Molasses Muffins.'
1 Quarter cupful of molasses, three
rather heaping teaspoonfuls of baking pow-
der. one-quarter teaspoonful of calt,
three eggs. one-half a cupful
of milk, one cupful of flour
and three-fourths cupful of rye meal
Mix and sift dry ingredients and re-
maining Ingredients; beat well. Drop
mono, .tonn anti I art ttrnici <*m. from a spoon Into smoking hot fat to
„ golden color. Drain and serve.
Omar Sprunger to Okljdioraa City, ■
As Between Man and Man.
“In order that 1 may conduct your
rase Intelligently, my friend." said
the lawyer who had been appointed
by the court to defend the penniless
prisoner. "It will be necessary for you
to take me Into your confidence. You
will have to tell me whether or not
you committed the offense charged
against you."
“Well, now. It's this way. boss " an
"3’posln’ yon
s we red the prisoner
ire hut did not want to see the 1 peter Engbrecht and family took iiad a ciianat to make a llul* easy.
taper in other hands, refusd to sell dinner with ML and Mrs. Schwie- money yourself 6‘postn you
• a store an' saw a customer
was in
it, but killed it himself.
bel t last Sunday.
s|K'nt
spent
The first birth in Kansas City in : Ed Log&nbill and family
1911 was u 10 1-2 lb Italian boy. Sunday at Rev. Sprunger s.
The attending physician stud that M r Werner and family
the New Ycat’s whistles -had stop- Wednesday owning f last week at
pod blowing only a- fev minutes the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shultz,
when he arrived. Tnere were 400
more hir Its band* th- in Kansas Sur-lay met” ing. N«» Y ear s
Citv iast year. d: >, \ :is as mild its a tir.e morning
. . ,. . • ' in V mv hut about 8 o’clock the _____ „
........
, , „ ,,„i' . ,. b\ tiettti it Wits l'ree.irg weather.
huntmv! i his- aeroplane arui . •• ... . , *
, .... , „ h didn't stop there, however, hut No Hunting Allowed cards at the
one pee (it. That w as a new one 11 1 ... ,
. . the bleak winds from the northwest Times office, oc each,
on the game warden and he did not ’
fine Ute hunter, hut warned hirn^'T* on coming and getting colder i — - .
not Ut do it again unless be secured M >* unul Mor‘l,a-v "*°™!n,r, The Kansas lndustnalst says that
it w:us close to the-zero mark. Dur- Kansas has more dogs than sheep.
slowly decreased_____—-
a afore an’ saw a customer drop a
dollar bill on the floor an' you knowed
he was rich an' wouldn’t never miss
tt. an' you had an awful thirst on
you, an' nothin' to sqnench It with I
put it right up to you. boss; wouldn’t
you wait till he’d gone out and then
wouldn't you pick up that tfiore dol-
lar hill an’ put it In your pocket, an’
say nothin’ about ft"
Tire lawyer reflected a moment.
*My friend " he said scratching nls
jaw thoughtfully. "1 f.< * Dh't-
ter plead guilty nnd throw yourself
i $25 lievpse.
The Reti Cross Society have o re-
lict cii six big disasters for It'll.
Experience has taught them to e\-
ivct about that mam in the i'l’.ind
States. Last year the di asters i .-
elude one hurricane, ore mire fire,
two nir.u exp’osiors. and forest
fires in the north rr.d rir’hvest.
In these disasters 50(> lives wore
lost, and t’.( t 0 people lost their
homes.
Sam Young, who owns a 60-acre
('ietuird son;; , ; .-.t. ; im'U. Ki.:i>..>.
is making .>00 sheet iri'n sto\
the day the wind s.
and Monday right seemed vainer,
hut thern’ei.'.eters registered 8 to-
10 below zero Tuesday morning. It
was a cold time clour to the Gulf
of Me' ice r aging fr. irt wro at
Dallas to 17 lelow zero at Kansas
City, la this part >f Oklahoma the
cola wave was Lrs (.isagveeable
than in other sections as it not was
acci n yarded ly srow as it was in
Kansas, the Panhandle, northern
Te \a: I.rd eastern Oklahoma. By
\\ ednesday morning the weather
had moderated to its
Farm Bargains
12,
.invT aw siievt iimu , , , . . ,
. , , , , . record and the cold wave hud passed
,hich will bo plac'd among his . 1 ‘ ‘
, . on to the eastern stales,
roes the coming sprmg and nghteji
in the event that frost threatens.
Mr. Yopng twice has saved his or-
chard from frost l>y the use of
smudge fires, and believes the st oves
will bo more effective. The will
cost about 40 cents each, and he
figures that it will take ft men to
keep them going. Other orchnrdists ’L Ct-,lU ,H~ ;* ’u ‘
in this territory are Icing won over
to the theory of protecting their
orchards from frost Ben Stuart
who sold $5,000 worth of app les the
N. \Y. quarter sectn
1, wash ip 14. range i.
Hast half of section IS. town
ship la, range 7.
S. 1 quarter of -yi'poii 2a.
township la, range 8
School Least", S. 1 quarter
section 3(1, twp. la, range !*.
Last half of section 34. town
previous ship la, range *.
\. K. quarter of
tow nship la, range
S. K, quarter of
la, range
MANY WAYS UF MAKIN3 SALAD
Mayonnaise Without an Egg Can Be
Made With the Aid of the Fol-
lowing Recipe.
Mayouuaise Without Egg.—Few pc»o
ple know one can make a perfect look !
ing and perfect tasting stiff mayon-
naise without an egg. Place a tea-
fepooiU'ul of plain mustard, mixed with
a tew drops of cold water, in a small
bowl. Add oil, not n setrs. nly crop
by drop, but still rather slowly. Stir
vigorously all the while. As it thick-
ens too much to handle comfortably,
thin with lemon juice or vinegar. A
; little tarragon vinegar is always a
great addition to any salad. After
the mayonnaise is finished season ac-
cording to taste and discretion. There
is hardly any limit to the quantity of
oil that may be used. Less or more
mustard may be used, but It must be
borne la mind that It Is the made
mustard that bolds the oil together. I
generally make a large quantity of
mayonnaise at once, using a dessert-
spoonful of mustard and as much oil
as 1 can afford—enough for several
meals. It keeps most excellently in a
covered Jar iu a cool place.
New •t'aiad.—Cut off crusts of white
brt ad (fresh), cut iu diamond shape
and toast a light brown. On ono-balf
a piece grate the yolk of hard boiled
egg. on the other half white of egg
in,id • ' i:t v, and* d ^ plr.ee on the
■1 i< a sardint . on this lay three strips
of sweet gn en i i pnt-rs, cropsed, put-
ting over the whole a nice mayonnaise
drowsing; the broad is then placed iu
a nest of crisp lettuce leaves, and a
thin slice of lemon is placed on each
plait This is a most appetizing way
.of serving sardines. Try it
Philippine Salad—Cut tomatoes,
l;.rg-. wl; e pir»v..s green and sweet
I mbers. In wry
thin slices, add a good French dress-
ing and let Ute salad stand for an
hour at least on ice in a cool place.
UnrrUh with crisp lettuce leaves be-
ioie boivtiig. This makes a prettj
dish If the different vegetables used
its laid In Mpiraii '.rcies. alternate-
ly. The seeds of the pepper® must
be carefu ly ren s ed before t!tsy are
®liced and the cucumbers peeled.
FARMERS
Fiurl Simmons’
Oou^li s>' Up indis-
pt usabln In iMt.se 16
eur.-s a coi.gl, prim, -
pity, lieslii'g the
brood a I passages
and prevents pneu-.
mona and ennsump-
tinn. There are
many co.>;h syrup-,
but nonp like Sim-
mons’. 25 & 50c
bottles. All drug
s'ores. Mf by A B
RiiHiards Medicine
Co., Sherman, Tex.
First Publication December 2, laiOi
liott 33,
ivt i
•Money townehq
Money to loan on first real estate X. E. quarter of seeti u
• t< - Bartlett township 14, range »
Brotherl dkla. See me. N. K. q««artei « I *ecti« n
j. w. Kidd, Agent. to^n*hip "' mn** *'
h. <juartor t't >tcti n
Old p;t)x ra for sale at the Timesi township 14. range 7. _
S. \Y. quarter of section
- - .township It. range
13.
B.rnar-a Puffs.
Dent three ess* until light, add
three tablesroons of cold water, one
cup of sugar, one-half sa’.tspoon of
salt nr.d one cup of flour silted with
ore tea-noon of baking powder, atir
in two bananas cut into pieces, All
well buttered cups half full and steam
one hour. Serve with pineapple
sauce.
1’ireapple sauce.—Put one cup of
sugar and three-fourths of a cup of
water in a saucepan, bring to a boil-
ing po'r.t and thicken with two tea-
spoons of corns'arcb made smooth in
a little cold water, reaiove from Are.
cool a little, add one cur of grated
plnearrle. one tablespoon of lemon
Juice and one half cup of*oran*e Jutes.
Stir wall and serve
Publication Notice.
No. ::m
State of Oklahoma.
Canadian Count v.
’ It ij e Distrk' l n .o' fot Said on •
John llau. Plaintiff,
vs.
tjnl nown4 1
D- fendants.
Tne State of Oklahoma to the tin
ki own heirs ol F.dwaid Hulh, ,ift-
1 ceased:
You ar, hereby notitied that you
nave been «u« d In the Dist rlct C iui ;.
within and for the Countv of Catta-
il tan. in the Stale of Oklahoma, and
must answer the petition filed there-
in by plaintiff. John llau. on or be
f fat ar
or tbe said petition will be taken as
true, and judgment quieting the
i lie i f the pla.nlill against you and
each of you will be taken, anrt cx-
c.uding you and each of >t>u from any
rsgtit. Title,‘interest or claim In and
to ttie* N K } of section one. twp 14.
N. of R.i,k> \>. of 1. M , in Cana-
nun County. Oklahoma, will be ren-
dered accordingly
\v. m Wallace.
Attorney fi r 1’iaintiil
A'tes’: J D Penxeh.vkeit,
-eal] C erk of the District Court,
By Otta W Ki.silf Deputy.
Get a Glimpse
of the
Golden West
Spend your winter in Califor-
nia. Visit the old missions—
bask in the bright golden sun-
shine — breathe the sweet
summer breezes—revel in a
bower of roue.; and an atmos-
phere oi romance and enchant-
ment Get away from dreary
winter into cheery summer.
The de luxe trains of the
Rock Island Lines
make the trip a real joy.
Every moment one of happi-
ness amid the environments
of superb Pullmans, cozy state-
rooms—downy berths, a chef
whose dishes are a delight,
good books and a journey
that will interest you.
Daily via two routes—El
Pnso and New Mexico along
the borders of Old Mexico
and through Scenic Colorado
and Salt Lake.
"•lit ,1 r '/ Ask Rock Island Tickafc
FWIWTil Ag III A! a Trip
H. rtl. BROWN, D. P. A.
Oklahoma City
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AtSO'.UTELY (I PU1E
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aCAEEV.At' PIM11 O.CA’fT,'’ -Lncnc Li
AT YOU I- lOvCAUS.
THE* ALI0K MJjlO^iTlLEj^MPANY*
23.
l.U’Al, MAHKK1
28c
Tliv folliMWtng pr.ect were being
■ast -ea.wiut. rtt that he lu.s by the meal dexier* Thursday st-
aved several crops that way, but ’emoon D*c '
foung is the first ii.hu to intr.wltno 01
. >Vh at per bustle!
toves on ;t large scale. t,orn
Youth’* Companion Calendar Dorn Chop .rs»*
for 1911. hats per bushel .
The publishers of the Youth’s ’
# I arrvi v
Companion will ns always at thisU^0ar »(^i ^
•eauon, pnetent to evqry gubscrilvr giour prr rack .
who** subscription, $1,(5, is Paid i Mran
for 1911, a beautiful calendar fot Zhorik pi'r ton
the new year. The picture iian. l |
n-prinlucv* a water color painting lvr doxen
of an old time garden in a flood of gutter per ounrt
summer sunshine, with a back j O nona,.........
ground oi Lombardy popular- Dab bag*, pc, pound ...........•«
through which ore catches aglimps 1 nffc#T , ,r
of distant hill*. The jucture Is-ing
In 12 oil ora the tones of the orig-
inal are faithfully reproduced.
S. K. quarter of sev tion 23.
township 14. range 7.
\ B. quartet < I sect it tl 22.
township 15, range 8.
V \Y. quarter of section 1.
township 13, range 7
X. K. quarter ol sei tiou 2.
v’ township 13, range 7.
S. E quarter of section 254,
h township 11. range 7.
X W quarter of set tion 18,
, ‘ township 14, range 7.
* .1*0 t
Pineapple Cream.
roll
ly. add tbe Juice and prated rind of
one lemon,* a pineb of salt and half a
cupful of sufar. Let s.mmer on the
C-e slowly, etlrrics all >Le time until
tt thickens Then remove and atlr In
a cupful of canned pineapple R-ated
tine and one and a half tat .espoonfule
of (rtatlne which hae rreviously heen
soaked In half a cuj.fut of cold water
When tbe mixture hegiue to Jell *tlr
tn half a cupful of cr- oui hca’er. to a
froth and the whites of the three
••ft alto beaten atilf Turn into a
mold and chill thoroughly until time
tn ten#
^ s-*»... ± ah
r. : - -.....v'^ Dr. e. - • Ho^ ell
Th“ Ostf’9p;\(l»
TT .
u.o i -1 k'i v.i' nap Wins in
any jKirt of t ic •cd\. Ner\ • •si ess.Kpi*
• r< i . i - • i mi in t nisi pulton
and r>,.»;-Lof* i Hea. cht V V.** l.ungR
< t1. tl**t> p M.ti*i»otsfui
>n treatin’'n)i • ’^s.-• aru *a c'itr»>mc
.1 - alio!
frre
Wi u in i * che <>n i lend\ Wednes-
days
K.
ai the
Ht-icX Hotel
iTnili
112,ftO Five corner lots with n fnir
. Lift burn, good well «if water, w ind ci«n-» DeHslauely Oe*M»d.
24.00 mill and tank, price, $1.*4*. fYw a very delicious dish of deviied
.w ivi , . eJame pix-pare a cupful of chopped
Two good cornet lots. With cltn,# theifc with cayenn*.
5'ruont house, with hath rvs m, tJkJ, juioe of tenon. Ml* them to
IJ fth concrete arched cnvi, enter A »,,ft, batter like con»!»tency with
front the house, cistern and the yolka of two e*e» an* totne pow
-’° well pumps in house with bath dered cracker*. Put the mixture Into
•'»<w tub. price, link rar cklae. MW
— or into tiny cups, epread the surface
I have the above Farms and with «oft butter and hake until wr.i
■ .. . _ . , , brrwnel Doe • efcaafi ffe mlxtv.r*
Yttfhey . r T pou’-’d » town prop, -• = ipm< over ertey cracaey. and
Hens, per pound...... ......... •»
Duck*, yd lh Oh ,
Y oung Chlckcui .............. *
F. W. Wiedey,
tlicit brvwcfel in tit* oven
mmm
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