The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 25, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texttaoh aicvicN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, , OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 2o, 1020 is !.. w-y sSBfcfc. sjm1 vr M ik vbM If SO ..ft t "ii BUSINESS CARDS rriccmciravrvxrBurMOKi Qomesik Science J)cparimctxi Conttucictt by Mrs.DcIeDc Gmf iJomcstir Science bJrecior Sjf-j Flour Co. oiimjantxzmmMXxnattx Three Diffcncne Methods for Frying Food. MMAMAAnMMAM Klamath Falls Cyclery Wo handle tho best In our lino, such uh Motorcycles, Bicycles, Parts arid Accessories, Goodyear, Pcnnsylranla and Diamond TlrcB and TiiTjck Tho house of tho two and thrco wheelers, Includ ing' Harlcy-Davldson Service. O. E. BIfiMARK 118 8. Oth 8U Klamath Falls PROFESSIONAL CARDS WWWV Meeting the future more than halfway Developments in ncronnu' tics have found us ready with (i grade of Zcrolcnc for each type of engine. Thousands of gallons of Zcr olcnc Liberty Aero Oil jjnve service to the U.S. and Allied Governments during the war. The some foresight and sci' entific application marks the work of our Board of Lubrica' tion Engineers in the field of automobile lubrication.Their recommendations of Correct Lubrication with Zerolcne ore lengthening the life of uutomobilca everywhere. There is a Zcrolcnc Correct Lubrication Chart for each moke of car. Get one foryour car at your dealer's or our nearest station. Use Zerolene for Correct Lubrication. Poods prepared by being cooked I In fat lire tiHiially termed tried foods. 'lloui!gr, t licit' am throe methods In Liylng; first, IioIHuk in deep fat. , l'hlH tnuiinp of frjlni: requires more .kill tlian any otherlypo of cooking 1 It dikes Judgment and experience to would he reduced too much hy the cold, food. If tho fat Ih the rl;lit de cree of heat the surface of the article v III become crisp almost as noon as It In dropped Into tho fnl This hard ens the outside so that the Inside will become heated through with cooked know the correct heat of the fat for mixtures, or thoroughly cooked with A grade for eadi iyjic of engine I the different foods, for all do not 'i(iilro fat of the mine temperature ' MIMurm previously cooked and n hunted m fat, such as croquettes. Tray he fried in fat much hotter than that used for frlttent, doughnuts or uncooked mixtures. Deep frying tf i jl. v- 'rmiM for Tractors There I' n correct t'rnde o! Zirolcnc lor cuch type;of Irncior. Get our (itrfafttvo booklet on the Correct Lu brication ol, our tractor. A! cur ngent copy. uncooked food, without tho fat pene trating the food, making It greasy. Piling llusket Prove ('(iniriilciil Utensil Frying baskets are a groat conven ience, particularly with dclicato fry ing, as It naves handling. The articles should he done In a heavy kettle or to he fried are placed in tho basket, tiiuo'paii containing at least enough then submerged In the hot fat. When fnt to coer the articles of food to the food Is brown, the basket Ih lift- SVVVW netici: Wo open store every Tuesday and Friday from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Many are the good things wo can show, A dollar saved Is a dollar earn ed. In buying Hood thngs cheap as you may learn, you will never bo In debt and have to skip If you buy your goods from LUCKY DICK & CO. 201 Klamath Ave. Corner of Cth St. be fried. 'd out. In this way each article Is I llt'mj Kettle M'ly lie Kept perfect, t. IJ. A.. P .... ...... ! If llln fnl l..l.l.ln .. dCiiIIapm ...1.11a Tb('beay kottlo Is always nn ad- 1 rating It denotes the presence of antage, n It may bo kept at a more v-ter, and it will bo Impossible to iven temperature Hum n light- fry the food successfully, for the fat weight one Any fit may ho used, tho v. Ill not becomo hot enough To ovor vegetable, oils now on the market come thli condition, allow lllo water prolng,( very atlsfuctory. Th's In- to evaporate, and then It will heat to eludes both co'rn and cottonseed oil, tho right temperature for frying, all of the lard Biibrftltutes, and, of. To clarify tho fat for future use, -nurse, the pure leaf lard. ' add six slices of raw potatoes to tho ,?-. &76S&fl& asjZSsss- Let your Glass Troubles bo My( Troubles. . - . Reglazlng dono In any part of the city E. C. BTUCKT. Carpenter & Cabinetmaker Phono 17 7 W 1024 Main. FRED WESTERFELD DHNTIHT Phono 434W. X-Ilny Lnlnirntory Loom! Hldg., Klamath Folia DIt. C. A. RAMBO Dentist I. O. O. F. Building PHONE fll PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Cases Mrs. Rosa McDanlcls, 301 High St Phone 455 OITlco Phono 177V lies 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Phjslrlnii mid Burgeon White Building ' Klamath Falls Oregon MMAWWMMiAWMMMMA.MAAAAAi STANDARD OIL COMPANY (C.llioinl. ) toiiiiTi'lyBMg 4-4" t- -M :: jggggi :: Cv855S?u . .- t- t. j ljxj, liitAAJ.itiiJiJiJiJuLiJiiLJiAJ FAST AU'JO TltUCKH t of ours aro at your sorvlco $ to call for and nrnko do- 4 liveries, nenr and far, of nny 4 nlc, shipment, Inrgo or small. No express packago too big or too little for us to handle '. Our trucks mnko good tlmo J and aro In chnrgo of cxperl- . enced, reliable men. Call 5' us up for any transfer Job. v Western Transfer Co. TIC.: .Mala l'lioni' 1JS7! Ie. Ulllllt "!..; ;..:. : ; .;. ; J. . SAVANNAH BREAKS SHIPPING RECORDS SAVANNAH, (in . Mat 2fl All recoids fur mo i.u hIh of rotton from So iinn ih have bpi n bio!."n and tho movement Ih louiiniuug for Kavununh la shipping her eoMnn tii rill paitu of tho world, Including tho Orlont. Since August 1. the opening of tho cotton oar, until tli. firm week in March, 3!) cotton ships havu jld'iu load' 1 lifie. canilng a total of a,puna.,atuly h 30,000 hales of cut ton to fore gn count) Iv., and the pott i still l:n d with voxels tikinr coitoii, thoueh parlj January In for mer years liu1 nu'iteil th end of the inovemnnt. Desplto this hoaN Bhi) m'nt. the movement Is cont'-u-IliK " t!in r.it.' of 21,01)0 to I.OOO hales weekly for direct export with almost no much being shipped const- I'nh'Hs a strong-flavored food has been cooked In tho fat, suchas on ons, etc . It may be used over and iter again If stdamed and clarified Tftor using. I To heat, place tho fat In the ket-l tie. coer nnd allow to beat gradu i j1I, watching carefully. j When smoking slightly remove "over and test the fat hy dropping n ti cube of bread. If the bread be- hot fat and allow to remain In the fat until it Is somen hut cocl, then strain. DliTt lions C'lu'ti For I'rciKliiiK Food Artides Some foods cooked In deep fat are breaded before frying. This gives the crisp outside crust. To bread food for frying, beat an egg with a tahle bpoon of cold water Dip the food In the egg, covering well, then' roll In J. C. CLFGHOKN CI II Fnglnecr and Surveyor Office 517 Main St. Phenes: Olllce 1G0, Res. 102.1 ccmert a light brown In sixty seconds bread or cracker crumbs, the fnt Is tho right temperature for uncooked foods, such as doughnuts, 'rltters, fish and potatoes. Hiriplo Method Snffhes For TpMIiik Ileal of Fat For cooked mixtures, croquettes, Mr , tie bread should he brownln wenty to fnrtv seconds, according o the i'p of tho article. To deter n'nn the nutn'ier of seconds. Just ount to the roiulred number. This -lethod of tft'ug fnt Is s'mple and f carefully follo'ved nover fa'ls. Do not try too mrny articles at "uce. as tho temperature of .tho fat Snuteing Is a typo of frjlng where the food Is browned In a small quan tity of fnt. This method of cooking In less wholesome than the deep-fat ftylng, as the food absorbs more of the fat. Pan broiling or dry frying Is nc compl'sheil by heating the pan very hot nnd rubbing tho surface very lightly with suet or pork. The meat to be cooked Is teared on each side, then heat reduced and finish cook ing. If tho meat is fat, this should ho poured off, as tho food will bo scalded Instead of pan broiled. O. K. FEED & SALE STABLES Under new manage ment Best care taken of all stock placed in our bam. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones 17W 17U Rooms 1 and 2 White Ruildlng DR. L. L. TRUAX Warren Hunt Hospital Corner Fourth and Pine PHONE 497 TRY THEM; FRY THEM! i . ., : J J J ? J lNlEtTUIHNl ifiii ILinuNrwHlQJ, II Nettleton, Walk-Over, Stratford, Berry, and other good shoes are here in the new Spring styles K. K. K. STORE Leading Clothiers and Hatters v..;...,:..:..;..;.,:..:..:..;..:..:..t..:..j...j..j.:..:..:..:..:...:..s.:..j.:..:..:..;...:..:..:..:..N.v..v.:..!....v.v...;.. Diamond CHICK FOOD SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and helps them'to grow into big, strong, healthy birds' fl A clenn, wholesome, natural food no dust no watte. Keeps the chicks healthy and makes them grow fast. EHVjOo for oar Name and Trade Mark on Every Original Packoee OUR 1920 CATALOGUE Of "Diamond Quality" Poultry Supplies, listing everything necessary f' 'I'0 profitable production of poultry mailed frco on request. Ask for Catalog No. KG 2 ( chick mmjrfi s fal Vw iVgriij yPoultry and Egg BUCKEYE" IncuWora and COLONY Brooder Stovei Xoto All measurements are level nnd t!lour Is sifted onco heforo meaa iir'ug A half-jiiiit moa.suj'Ius cup Is urd. C'ronietles Malta a thick white sauce of threp tablespoons of shortening, throe tii Dies noons of shortening, threo UUlosiioons flour, one eup mil!:. Melt BhorteninK, ndtl flour, bland well and cook until bubbling, thon add cold milk: stir until thick. To one cuy of sauco ndtl a cu and a half of finolwchonned cold chicken, half a tefi'non of talt, one fourth tcnsiioon of bait, one-fourth teas poon of ppipor. a few drops of onion julro nnd n few drpps of lemon Juice. Spread on a platter to cool. Then mngo Into desired shape, dip In egg and lino bread criims, and fry as di rected. ,11 meat mixtures nnd cro quettes of other meat than chicken are mnde in tho samo way. A few' chopped mushrooms may ho ndded to tho chicken mixturo If desired. Hire Croitiettes Wash half a cup of rlco and cover with half a cup of boiling water, then cover nnd cook over hot water until the rlco has absorbed all tho water. Now add a cup of scalded milk, fctlr lightly with a fork, nnd steam until tho rlco Is very soft. Itoniovo from tho fire and add two tablespoons of powdered sugar, the grated rind of half n lemon, ono well-beaten egg yolk nnd a table spoon of butter. Spread on a plnttor to cool. Shapo in bnlls, roll in ciumbs, then In woll-bonten egg, nnd again In crumbs. Fry as directed. Servo with a pudding sauco. French Kiied Potatoes Wnsh and paro small potatoes and cut thorn In eighths longthwisn Soak for.nn hour In cold wator, then dry between towols and fry In deep boiling fat. Dmln on paper and spilnklo with salt. Pnti-IJrolletf Lninli Chops Hoat a frying pan vory hot, thon rub it over vory lightly with a piece of pork or other fat, placo the chops in It, nnd allow them to sear nicely qji ono side, Then turn nnd senr them on tho other side. Now reduce tho boat slightly and finish cooking the meat. Sauted Apples with Salt PorJc or Itacon Cook thin slices salt pork till crisp nnd brown. Coro nnd cut In slices tart apples. Drop them In the pork j fat and s'nite till brown. Serve Writ Hie pork or bacon as a garnish. rre(rvi!ets''6f KWi, - ? ' Use any white fish from which strips of fiesh without skin and bonnes mrtv be t tkan.. Season the flsh j with salt rnd a little scraped onion if desired Lay tho strips, ono bv I one, in ?n egg beaten and . diluted I with four tablespoonfuls of milk, i then pat on ore side, then on the 1 other. In sifted soft bread crumbs. , Holl tho flirts compactly; cook In 'deep hot fat. Diain on soft paper. WWyVWWWtfVWv DENTISTS Dr. E. G. Wisecarver PHONE 854 Dr. P. M. Noel PHONE 4 Over Underwood's Seventh nnd Slain Streets Vs WARREN HUNT MEDICINE AND SUHOERr. 206 I. O. O. F. Bldg. DR. G. A. MXSSEY Sucrtur to Hr. Truax Suit i!00. 1. O. O. F. Uldjt . Oflice phone SOJ lies Phone hO.M j EL PASO, Tc., Mar. 25. Cadets of the military school of Chupultc- pec, drawn up on tho drill field of j Mexico's West Point, solemnly swero allegiance to the rlag of Mexico, held aloft hy President Vonustiano Car ranza, as part of tho ceremonies in honor of tho oponing of tho Institu tion, held in Mexico City recently, according to i:celsior. The school had boen closed for ten jears. The oath of allegiance was admin istered as tho cannon of the citadel fired .i salute of 21 guns In honor of tho anniversary of tho constitu tions of 1S57 nnd of 1917, which oc curred tho samo day. A. MAURITSCH For Your Favorite Furniture Phone 176J 10 Main St. SHASTA VISTA SANITARIUM 420 Main St. (New Dlds. Latsr) nn. a. A. souijE, 420 Main 1909 Main 131-J 151-M KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair ing New Ones Made to Order Axle Straightening and Dlacksmlthuig ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 250-Y 617 Klamath Ave. MINERAL BATHS Dr. Maud lngersoll Haw ley Chiropractic Plijslclan First National Bank Building Entrance, Room 5 ASHLAND, OREGON Phono 460 Ice Cream 729 Main St. Candies PASTIME Jack Monrow, Prop. Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drink, Peel and Milliards Barber Shop in oCnnectlon OUR MOTTO "Courtesy nnd Service" SAW MILL ENGINEERING it CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers ami builders of mod ern Saw .Mills, Planlug .Milts, llox Plants. Complete planus tontract ed. Appraisals and reports made. Dredging. We contract to build any da.ss of a building uud Install machinery of any kind. Drafting of any kind done. Illue Prints made. PHONE 14UJ Oflice in K. D. Building Klamath Lodge No. 137 I. O. O. F. Moots Friday night of oach week at I. O. O. F. hall, tith and Main streets. Hyman Weschler, N. G.j W. C. Wells, Secretnry; W. D. Cofor, Treasurer. Kwauna Encampment No. 46. 1. O O. F.. meets Tuesday nlKht of each week nt I. O. O. F.,hall. W. H. North, f O. P.; w. D. Cofer, Scribe; Fred Bueslng, Treasurer, ' WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY 517 Mulu ARTHUR R, WILSON Manager I am now prepared to furnish Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Cam., sand and gravel pit, in any quantity that may be desired by contractors and builders. AL F. GRAHAM. Let Your GLASS troubles be Mine C. E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine THE USE OF theso columns will make money for you Professional Pharmacy EXCLUSIVELY Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy j OPEN NOW Fourth and Pine Streets In the Hospital