Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-22
HARDER TO USE THE
CHEAPER CUTS
Of MEAT
Cost of Living Investigation
DiscIoSes that They Require
More "FixingS" 10 Become
PaIatabIe.
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munscy Building,
X.-kfortAn ~ - AInr1h IN

tellillHA bIis -. W. itI|I ~
Discussion of the increasing cost OF
living has brought to light quite gen
orally that the cheaper cuts of meats
are more difficult to prepare for the
table than the more expensive por-
tons of the carcass. u TO a lack OF
knowledge Of 0 they may be made
appetizing and palatable, With a view
to providing the housekeepers of the
| country with practical suggestions
along this line, the United States de-
partment of agriculture has prepared
a manual of economy in meat cook
ing that contains nue. Valuabl In
formation, which viii be issued free
! II Is known as Economic Use OF
Meats in the Home and may be had
by addressing a request to the secre-
| tary Of agriculture, Washington, ID. :.
The contents covers q variety Of
subjects including fifty recipes of saw
DRY dishes and much general informa-
ton, such as.
General methods OF preparing
meats.
Utilizing cheaper cuts of meats in
palatable dishes,
A simple bu practical method of
clarifying fats.
Methods of extending the flavor Of
meats.
The recipes have been selected from
u MlAlt idiikt 1OliNAAt0 IlblAi w
sources and are all simple formulas
calling for such items of food as are
generally TO be found in every house
hold and requiring no technical
knowledge to compound.
Associate Forester \. +. Potter will
leave Washington tomorrow for a
trip of about a month to confer with
national forest officers on the ad-
ministrative methods of the forest
service II to take up with them
questions Of changes in procedure
considered desirable by the secretary
OF agriculture and the forester. He
will visit the offices of the district for
esters at Missoula, Mont: Portland,
Ore; Ogden, Utah. and Denver. Colo.
At Missouln and Portland he will at
tend meetings of all the forest super
visors Of Montana. northern Idaho.
Oregon ana Washington. Mr.. Potter
will attend the meeting at Missoula
during the latter part of the week of
March 81 to &c, and the meeting at
Portland during the latter part of the
same week.
Secretary Wilson is anxious hat in
applying the national forest policy the
fullest consideration compatible with
the welfare OF the forests be given to
users and to persons entitled under
tho land laws to patents of national
forest land. The listing of agricul-
tural lands within the national forests,
permitted by the law of June II,
1906, when the land is found to be
actually more valuable for agricul-
tural purposes than for its timber, is
ar established part of the forest SER
vice work. Complaint has been made
in some quarters that forest officers
have shown an excess of zeal in OPP
posing bona fidc claims, and that the
forest service has haqn tnn strict in
applying the law permitting agricui-
tural settlement. While the great ma
jority of such complaints have been
on investigation, to be with
just cause, Secretary Wilson re-
CARDS it as worth while to inquire
whether any notifications of the
present procedure are called for to
hat his wishes are actually
out.
This does not NEAR that any depart
IRE from the policies which have o
crned the administration of the ma
tionai forests is contemplated. IT
be. however, that the details Of
administrative work require look
after in some particulars to insure
the decisions of field officers ac-
tually apply the principles laid down
the forest service, n it Is to in
1uire into this matter that the secre-
has authorized Mr.. Potter to
lidkc ms Trip.
1t is probable that IL stamps other
those issued by the United States
postoffice continue to be pasted on
Inc address side OF envelopes the pos
al authorities viii prohibit the use OF
hose advertising or crusade stamps
The new stamps of this sort have
been issued recently, one by the suf-
~agitators, and another by the
lnti-vivisectiOnists The former are
blue, and rather pretty. In the CEN
or there is a picture of scales of JUS
ice, over which Is the legend. Votes
or Women on each side of the
itamp Is the name of one of the -four
tates in which woman suffrage has
u~cceeded, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and
colorado.
One of the chief objections which
postal authorities have against the
advertising stamps is that persons
stick one of them on an en-
'elope and forget TO put on the pos
age stamp. This adds considerably to
he work of postal employees.
Postmaster General Hitchcock does
lot want to suppress the crusade
but would prefer that they be !
on the backs of envelopes, |
ather than on the side for the ad- {
Iress. J
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