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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-16

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-16

The U. A. C. Cosmos Club held
its first meeting at the home of S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

tfrt nrnsuurTs Father On Caurf
eyes, ~F father Oh fr iaf end hope
Do stays there ra.F Edna Hear. Ms
Frers o.a. jT police court yesterday
rara'Er She bad been arrested with
HIrair HaeErEf. aged 20. f1T walking
ttr streets. Am going 90 DO everything
@ can Co Keep him there sho e1ugia-
grf WtFs a sr~Fr at tH- officers. Seth
terr. her father. was arrested last
E.sEf f1 determine whether or not
be- .s uiii.HF Co supp0rt his children.
There are 1--WE ~ them. % which Eiua
is oldest. Two ~ them are now in the
igEerii~ bone. The girls mother
vas arrested last Saturday and scat
% laI Tor 20 DAYS on a charge %
E~rpire Ils1rd~riy house She U.s.
row serving time. and When the
tsgEht~T vas brought iu yesterday
morning she met her mother AZ the de-
tenft1n house Since the arrest % her
mother the Eiri had been left alone az
che home az eco Maiu street. She said
she was in town THURSDAY night but
went home shortly after IL Police
claimed they had been az the house
% : o. a. ard again an hour later. but
failed 90 rouse its occupants. The
Eiri said she vas IN bed and that
Baetir had gone home with her. At
- hearing the story % the Girls. Mag
istTatc HoddrwiE sent them 90 the
house % fsteutiou for the purpose 81
disposinE % then Edna said her
mother desired her 20 so % Musca-
tine and live with her grandmother
and this arrangement will probably
~ made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
CARBON CLIFF.

Mrs " VI HscEVtEh and sagE Ter
rlossis ef Davenport. visited sgeasT
WIN ths formers parents. 1fr aat
Mrs. 1aan ttetiasd
Nicholas Iehasse 90 Nnaaissis eis-
Ted tsis wess af ere hose ot BIS
niece. Nrs Clans tftnsoe
Mrs ftffteV supp aad ~tiisrre.
carol aad Lgau sf tast M6use, Fis5Fr
81 with her parents. STE aut tirs. S.
NrsmBsch q Few DAVIS.
Mssianss Lewis aehaits. ut.e A.
STOP. ClaGs tlaasau saa Iaba. %. o.
and g. D. Holland were visitors at
East Maifse TrbtaT
Nfrs FraFlt tsl-iraH nst faeEGErr
t'rebfs of Hast Ni9tIEr. visited rhgrsr
dav wftb thsfF gaasater aaa sister
afrs. John WlIfermtta
Mes 8eatg Kennedy GetIEEffgtrr -
tsrtagnsd tae kbt society OF ere SO o.
ehsrch az ffsuntssa. BALI rtErs
sftsrnooo. ~ ths close 1f thr merf.eE
tAs eostcss served a Gee lunch.
Ne saa tfrs. aeaismie crirlat 1.s-
issd SsadaV with fesst.tes st Gene
SEQ.
N~s. geusET WstlE OF tfaFr.s. li.s
anG sister Mfs. Gaegrt Niies of W5e-
tasa visited Maedsv at che hams Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
II Your Back Hurts or Blad-
der Bothers You. Drink
Lots OF Water.

When your Kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed 20 load your stomach with a
TOT % drugs that excite the kidneys
Aud irriiats the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean. by flushing them
With a fuild. harmless salts which re-
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them TO their normal ac-
avity. The function OF the kldneys is
20 Alter the blood. In ~ hours they
strain from 4 500 grains OF acid and
waste. so Ne can readily understand
TIE vital importance OF keeping the
kidneys active.
Driak lots OF wster-you can't
drink too much: also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces OF Jad
salts: take a tablespoonful in a glass
90 water before breakfast each morn
Ing for n few DAYS and your kidneys
NtI act enc. This famous salts is
made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia and
has been used for generations 20 clean
and stimulate cioREed kidneys: also
90 neutralizs the acids IN urine so IL
no longer - q source OF irritation.
thus ending bladder weakness.
lad salts - inexpensive: cannot IN
furs: makes n delightful efervescert
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take nov and thea 20 keen
thsir Kidneys clean and active. Try
his. also keep up the water drinking
and no dosht you will wonder what
became % your kidney trouble and
tackzche.
HaETer House Pharmaey-(Aav.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
MORE SCHEDULES
OF INCOME NOW
Depaty R~vsase Cetlsetsr Hoastoa -
sifth District Prsaief. ieaDo
Iaersase.
Classic sCRrTINT THfs TEGE
Espabfi~zns. Aatisas 70 Place Dvma-
srafs Ia Hsls. We're las Last
~~a.oa-

Aoerssimatslv 10000 more lacame
ear seh@fales viii ss Gisd Wtta enc
r-~saa@ eolisetor ar Peoria this year
th.a last. - states D. magscoa.
e=DafT collector 81 ere Fifth rsvseas
district. wHa hss sssa eascsias ~
fhg ene~a here rats Lei aeouf a 200
Dsr esat Increase over ths auaesr %.
retErus ~ 1914 art f. atfrtb1tef 90
th~ diIixsaes Of ths slsu placed la o.
rec sariaE che iast ~ moafas
~RsDabiicaas we're Gssisogs ef pi4.-
tna tas aGcsintsfraflan tn al ha+ a
hole a. possible. sails Mr. i.oas-as.
~aad eaaasl4snffF there sas roe az
xr-as ~rort a. ther~ miEnf have bees
IN hurtinE fsr al tEsae sa5iect 81 tGs
tax
"'rAls year tn~re 10 much closer
serufiav uvmacrafs ag1oirfet as
saecsas0rs % ths former oacs EGl9ers
are keeping closer watch. ta orGi-
narY tines th@ sum realized from th~
tax Should be- Gar la excess % taat
rais~ti sns nrsf year rs@ var degree
sion has e.G Gasu tar revenue t1 a
considerable extsut fsfs year ana pre-
dlcti0.s AZ ts ere sGsl t9 b. obfaieet
rron tnis source would b~ taapossihi~
go make 10 collectors we're permitted
% give taeas suf =whiea tbsg are a9t."
Prosecutions NAY EssuiG.
palfure 90 nsEs Fetaru OF che ia-
cone sea=daies IL punishable wi,A
heavy ans. buf because % TIE revuess
o. the income teE law ard ere iaytrT
m searching cut msa win TAXABLE ie-
comes. maaY failed % rie ere required
lists last Ysaf A. a result thsy are o.
sbie - prosec,st.on.
- vii cot say thaf prasecutiac VIII
Or wffl nof fo.ls1s ta eeesequ~ere o.
shsfr failure % RE schedules tasg
year Mr Houston stated. ~bu' these
un@u are liable to federal iaVestiEa-
tion Hs iafIaatsd th4f tEerc was q
possfhuitg % sseh PROCESS
Last year enc Peoria district wh.ca
eentrofs thfs section % fae state ar-
eeant-d for oufT o. goo iadivtfaats
and eorporafiaas VITA taxable On
comes. Single persons WITH incomes
81 $4,000 aad marrfsd rsn win ar
nuAf Incomes o. e4aFc thna $4,000 are
subject Co TAT Net earrings ~ cor
Dsrafious are table 90 e. ose per cert
tax No exemption wnatsocvcr r.
MAZE en- their case
sums Realised from rorporats9ss
are nssfv Co BE- eoas parstiveiv small
thfs year the deputy collector said.
the Geprssstaa csttiuz on ugea FFf-
snge froal thaf source
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

ere formers br1sarr-a-tau. Lewis
We.fz azE fa-IT
Nrs Aira williams OF 1f6.lGT v.F-
SEED sun1av WITH beg sister ,frs. VIII
t.4m u~eNulta.
Nfrs J1sa Holland sbert ThsrEGaT
az Davenport wltG her GaEEtfsr Sire
rrrrT urcEwtft
urrr FrarF. who Ers been seriously
ifl atts ersgU1Eta faa weeks is r.1E-
Or rre1FeF.rF
NtrsF Ee-lafi ard riecr Eeryi ard
rrptrv .srrt Adams ~ Essf ttl-
Hsr visited OF Wrdarslzr aifa Sire
Joe Henssa
tfrs Willie LaE.rE end ST. ustrra or
Fast Tg1Ua~ 1fr ast Urs Charles
Weatrlf aaE s1a Charles af 1t1tuF
ard yfr AID Mrs Lyman Wendell o.
C9aIsowu visited Sunday wifh 1tFa.
Certruss wsafeil and MIS- Alfred
WsufeIt
sfrs. srassls Nfrursr rrtzraef 90
bee bone AZ Harvard Seb bavinE
visited seFesaI weeks vita her aurt
Nfrs. 1tsIvira Gartaas at teF t1ae 90
gasae utssrf.
wrs o. o. wood Of 1f1,ls~ spent
s1rfaY ar lEr bone OF E~r brother
se-t1W rare Wo1s art family
W-s Lee NlehatsHH a~G Esasss~F
gau Geraldine OF HasF Walis=. Wis.,
f~s Fratav OF ere eeEr at Ffrs. Ola
s. stis5.
tfrs E,ae.ar u1IasE ssseF SUBJ
GAY efta err eaas.s Wlss FrFss Greer
uise az uagseea-t.
ffrs Nlfrest WFstFlt aa1 Er.ss f1lra
Settles were walias Visitors.
wrs Erlar fls@ssHE ef sstFis r's-
Frt wlsa esF e9sEsr. Mrs. g a. urr-
eletr
1frs Gas Esarer asf soc FsaaE st
ssstE Rosa Island. were visitors heFv
1teHtsT
C1isset Iasr ueurosF ~ Moline ets-
frrf Gls tsartfsr tfrs George Lewis
sss pass vs-E
Lewis sretfF~ ant EGvarE ues-
sa~fs were u.4rrrr1sf visitors ssslr-
Cav
Ir- Misses Margaret art t'aFl1T
G-eisriss visited SATURDAY rf fsF EaT-
%. rEr.F Eeae.leeefefr Hrs Wul.alss
Fg Moline
.fr aes SECS. Doe Grasa1 sr- ft~
aar-ers sF O. sar FHsF arrived sEtsF
.s Erer rsets.raas FefrFfs.rrt q
Ese1er ae fF.rsfs sarfEV is hae1F af
srF r.rfsreEFe Birthday arrtrrFszFl
sr rr asrs. ar ere Ha- Tar
Nrsas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
ANAToRH NOTES
Shaded shows precipitation of O1 inch or more

the greatest barometric depression in
northern Saskatchewan Showers have
fallen in the southern portion of the
Rocky mountain region and higher
temperatures are observed in the val
ley OF the Red River of the North. 4
thunderstorm, accompanied by a wind
velocity of GO miles per hour and a
rainfall OF Ito inches. occurred dur
ing the night at Roswell. y. NJ. The
approach Of the western low Will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
HOSTETTER'S
STOMAC
BlTTERS

IL has been found especially valuable
in cases of Poor Appetite. Sick Head
ache. Belching. Bloating. Indigestion,
Constipation. Biliousness and Malaria.
Try bottle today. 1t will provide the
help that Nature needs for the better
ment of your health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
Notice.

Notice.
Tho Hpek Island National bank. 10
Gated 40 Rock Island. IN the state o.
Illinois. % closing SIS affairs. All uote
soldiers end other creditors % ths as
a8e-ail9u arU hereby notified 20 pre-
sent th- uoJes and other claims FOR
payment
Il +. CASTEEL.
President
Dated az Rock Island. Illinois. THIS
gTl day % March. A. ID. lgi5.-(Ady.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

High pressures and fair weather
prevail from the lake region south
ward TO the gulf. with the crest of the
high over Michigan. and lower tenn
peratures are noted in the upper Mis-
sissippi valley. An extensive area of
low pressure overlies the territory
from western Canada southwark to
New Mexico and western Texas, with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
DAY IN NEWPORT

D 20 this year. The plaintiff asks the
custody OF the minor children. Rus
HeI. Evelyn. Edward. Blanche and
Donald EuErari.
3iay Hollis filed suit for divorce
from Clarence Hollis alleging deser-
ton. Tho couple was married az
Cleveland. Ohio. and lived together
until Jan. s. 1911. when the defendant
Loft the city. Chozem. Names d KEEL
ley are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Alleging cruel and inhumau treat
meat and also statutory grounds. II.
.G. Wcich has instituted divorce
against his wife. Daisy WEIGH. J. A.
Haniey is attorney for the plaintiff.
Obituary Record Henry Jacobs. 20
Years old. died az the family home in
Eidr.aEc. after a lingering Illness. He
was born lu Nord uittmarschcn. Ger
many. Doc o. 1889. lie was veteran
OF the Frauco-Prussian war OF 1870
90. ana came Co America in 1873.
shortly after landing IN this country
afT Jacobs came Co Davenport and
later removed 60 EiIridEc. where he
lived for 30 years. His vile preceded
Aim i1 death O. number OF years ago.
Surviving are tho following children;
Hvary Jae1bs of Manila. William JAG
obs o. urimar. las Charles Jacobs OF
Davenport. Peter Jacobs OF Kanerk-
Jan Milan. SIZE Tulle label and Mrs
Louisa BAIL Uf Davenport. John
Jacobs 90 Rock Rapids. and Emil
Jacobs % EtEcrtuu. Mimi Fourteen
grandchildren also survive. The fu-
neral viii take place az o'clock sun
day afternoon fa1m the home IN Ed
ridge. with intermcut Co. Long Grove
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
= 80
SO

attended by rising temperatures u
this vicinity tonight and Sunday, WIN
possibly showers Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

In District Court The vii % che
late Horatio y. Spratt has been ad-
fuift~4 90 probate by Judge House and
Louis Eckhardt appointed executor In
confirmation % the Instrument. Louis
=. RrifcwiE g the attorney.
4 decree % divorce vas granted
Marion Lezpfert from her husband.
John LsmFt~rt. b. Judge House At
tpFuey Hc1ry Jebrns appeared for the
piaintiE. VINO charged tescTtion.
ThrnuEh Attorney J. a Haniey.
Ezfaa Barnard today Hisd suit FOR d.
vurce from Henus L. Burzart. ehaTE-
faE cruel and irhgman treatment
Th-T we're married nee -. 1905. a.
CEieaEo az4 lived together uatli Fes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

corrected that bad stomach. stirred up
the lazy liver. opened up the cl0zgCd
bowels, For this particular work you
need reliable tonic and stomach med
tciuC which suggests
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
Better Health

You really cannot expect any i'm
provement IN your general health until
YOU have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Licensed O. Wed Arthur ENollt
and Carrie Arp. both uf Davenport
John CalIaa.rH ana Laura Williams.
bgrr of Davenport
Claim "a Biz Sunl on Note Claiming
traE 500 sasIs ls due o. interest and
prar.paI 1H th- unpaid note of Julius
o. HlrUFiatrr. che S1ufhWrst Nation
al bank ur Eauaas CfEy. $50. has filed
selr for that amount iu she federal
court against o. s.. Johnson. Accord
lae o. tle petition OF Eir aith the
court CLERK 3tF. johnson sent uu Bur-
taeisETr.a note when che latter borrow
81 tke sam 90 $1,000. on thr failure
90 EurmelztsF 90 pay after sufficient
u0tlcr. che suit was Med. The suit is
ar aftermath ut the Western imp,--
mFrr r1mpary's rrerisrrTElp ease
TIE E1fr aaF dated July Is. 1914
Albert Eefrrusd o. Peoria To-day
John Albert. ere pseudo prince picked
20 .E Davenport O. few DAYS ESQ. wac
EaErE back s1 Peoria. iii. 1g Deputy
sr~TtE Maria Albert was wanted iu
Peoria ur .s said Ea have escaped
from rsT asylum at uari1avliis. Co.,
Frar.a police refused Ea cone t1 iowa
Foo sec E.H b1f stated fr vosit t- take
rr care af or returned tv i1eat police
NlrFsaF Company u Hantrupt
lssr.rE essrrs af fteg0|. and laH.i.-
f.-s at F-rlI. che Amazon Elrrsrr
ana r.eEIlrE u1rEs yesterday lirI
voluntary frflEtar fa HlsErlpgeF OF
CSC FEDERAL rlarE UHt.tiaa Tho ANA
ION company laE bres in Davenport
f1r macy years .El erected che tgiiL-
iTz .a West Davenport. conducting
h.s.Grss ar considerable magnitude.
q. 49, tiEwarH ls attorney Hftrr
series o. m.rf1rfgHrs. fEr run OF hard
f1eE r1fa.rsfrt tr q disastrous Gre
fsr.rE ere early part ut January.
witch practically Destroyed enc plant
mere was tfffr insurance or tEr
HF5ttiae
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
DEADLY GAS HURTS
EYES AT DISTANCE

London, July Arthur Davey,
Liberal candidate for the Guildford
division, presiding at a meeting at
Farmham, read a letter he had receiy,
ed from his nephew as to the extra
ordinary power OF the poison gases
used by the Germans in the recent
fighting in Flanders, The writer stat
ed that on one occasion, although he
was four miles from the poison zone,
the gases had such an effect on h Is
eyes that he could not use his rife
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
Cream Of Corn Soup

In giving a'yellow dinner or lunch
con. nothing Is prettier or more de-
licate than cream Of corn soup. which
is SO easy to make. Crate sufficient
corn to- make pint. Put the cobs,
from which you have removed the
corn, into three pints OF boiling wa
ter or veal stock and boil slowly for
half an hour. Veal stock Is much
the nicer. Remove them and put in
the corn and bon until very soft,
about twenty minutes or longer; then
press through q sieve. Season and
let 1t simmer while you mix together
three tablespoonfuls Of butter and
two even tablespoonfuls Of -four. Add
these to the soup and stir constant.
ly until 1t thickens. Now add pint
OF boiling milk, cook one minute then
add the yoke of two eggs, well beaten
and serve Immediately.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06

changed and with the aid Of refrig-
orator cars and fast freights our win
ter markets vary in but few respects
from our summer markets.
There is one vegetable, however,
for which we must wait until its own
season has arrived and toward which
the true American looks forward
with the greatest pleasure, and that
Is corn.
Corn, bes des being one OF the
most delicious vegetables. is one of
the most nutritious and during its
season meat could be dispensed with
entirely.
During the last few years a new
variety has been found which grows
on small ears and is Of the deepest
yellow in color.
1t has several names, such as the
Golden Dawn, and the Golden Ban.
tam, and it's sweetness as far sur.
passes the shoe peg and other var!
cites of sweet corn with which we
are familiar as they surpass the com
mon yellow field corn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
ADVERTISED LETTERS

.r -. Logan, July 3, 1915.
The following letters are at tho
city post office, and II not called for
within, two weeks will be sent to the
Dead Letter once. Washington:
Atkins. william.
Ashley. Mrs. Mary. ''t .s';@
Baker, Miss Phoebe.
Berger, ,V.
Christensen, r. B.
Hansen, Charles.
Jensen, Elizabeth Wooley.
Lennon, Daniel.
McMerrill. Mrs.
Owens, J. f.
Perry, Miss Alice.
Parkinson, C. w.
Reede, Mr..
Robinson, ]. A.
Tuddenham, Mrs. W. J.
JOS. oDELL. Postmaster
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
Democratic Leader Predicts Senate
Will Change Rules Early In
Next Session

washington. July 2-Senator Kern
majority leader OF the Senate said
today he believed modified cloture
rule would be the first measure ad-
opted by the Senate next session.
He announced that the special com.
mittee on revision of the rules, that
was named on petition of forty-one
Democratic senators to devise some
form Of cloture that would prevent
repetition Of filibusters like the one
invoked to defeat the ship purchase
Dill was expected to be ready TO re-
port as soon as Congress meets.
i believe that the report OF this
committee, Of which Senator Owen is
chairman" sad Mr.. Kern, will in.
clude rule to provide that a major.
ity OF senators can fix certain time
for voting on bill, giving reasonable
time for debate and compelling sen.
ators to speak to the subject under
consideration.
The senator said he realized II
would take some time to adopt such
radical change in the rules, but
expressed confidence that the plan
would have the support of the forty
one Democrats who supported cloture
last session and of a number of pro-
gressive Republicans.
II was anxious for an extra session
in October" he added, "but that was
out of the question while the foreign
situation continues embroiled.'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
Helpful Hints for
the Busy Housewife
BY Ann Marie Lloyd
Salad Dressing

To make this dressing there is
needed the yolk of one egg, a quar-
ter of a teaspoonful OF mustard, a
quarter Of a teaspoonful of salt "a
pinch of cayenne, quarter of tea.
spoonful of sugar, half tea cupful
Of salad oil, one tablespoonful of vine
gar and two tablespoonful of milk
To mix the salad place the yolk of
the egg in basin with the salt, mus
tard, cayenne and sugar. Smooth
these carefully with a teaspoonful of
cream. Then gradually add the re.
mainder Of the cream or oil and stir
the vinegar in slowly to avoid. curdl-
ing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
.Diaz, Former
President Of
Mexico, Dies
Had Lived In Europe as Exile Sim.
His Resignation az Chief
Executive

Paris. July 2.-General Porfr,o II.
az former president Of Mexico died
at o'clock tonight.
General Diaz had been in FAILING
health after reaching Europe in 1911
after his resignat, on from the pras;.
dency OF Mexico. following the sue.
cessful Madero revolution. Last fol,
he was Ill at Biarritz, France, but
was reported to have recovered IIa
had consistently declined to comment
on the passing phases of the Mexican
situation.
General Diaz began to fail rapidIv
about three weeks ago and while his
death was not unexpected ow,rg IN
his advanced age and recent falling
health the crisis came suddenly This
afternoon.
Porfirio Diaz Jr., and his wife were
summoned hastily and arrived at the
bedside only few moments before
the end.
Two tragic circumstances marked
the death of the exiled ruler. Owing
to the troubled state in Mexico II
has been judged impossible TO send
the body home with all that cere.
mony which would have beftted one
OF the greatest figures In Mexican his.
tory, and further, Col. Porfirio Diaz
Jr, has tried in vain to inform his
sisters Sonora Ignacio de la Tore
and Sonora Rincon Gallardo. who are
now in Mexico, of the death OF .heir
father.
Not less tragic, perhaps is the fact
that not one Of those whom General
Diaz raised up to be his assistants in
governing Mexico and who prospered
and grew rich in the shadow of his
greatness, were with him when he
died. Jose Yves de Limantour, form.
er Mexican minister of finance is in
London; Francisco de la Barra. form.
er provisional president Of Mexico and
holder OF other important positions
including the Enthusiastically to the
United States, and Guilermo de la
Landa former governor Of the feder.
al district in Mexico, are in Biarritz,
France.
General Diaz lived here in great.
est simplicity occupying a modest
apartment, in striking contrast to
the great houses and retinue of ger
wants maintained by some of his
friends who fed Mexico with him.
No decision has yet been made com
corning the final disposition Of the
body or the date OF the funeral.
To Diaz was given credit for the
advance of Mexico to the Status Of
stable progressive and prosperous
government, although the autocratic
methods he employed were widely
criticised.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
Short Pastry

Use one half pound Of self raising
-four, one quarter pound Of lard and
butter, one half teaspoonful Of salt,
water to mix.
Rub the butter and lard into the
-four to which add the salt. Mix to
stiff paste, and roll It out on a
Toured board. This pastry Is excel
lent for fruit tarts, pies and dump
llngs.
When cooking cabbage never add
the salt until the vegetable Is cook
ed, as It makes the cabbage tough.
When limited for time in roasting
potatoes good way is to cover them
over with a large bread tin or ba-
sin, which makes them cook much
quicker and keeps them from burn
ing.
To restore rancid butter toast a
piece of bread we'll, then melt the
butter and put the bread in. Let 1t
soak ten minutes, then take It out
and the butter will be quite sweet.
When boiling a pudding put plenty
OF orange peel into the water; It col
lects all the grease, making the pud
ding cloth much easier to wash, and
So saves a great deal OF time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06
Gooseberry Trifle

Take any left over plain cake, pre-.
ferably sponge, crumble 1t up into a
pretty glass dish. A few small mac.
aroon biscuits will improve the trifie
still further. Stew a pound Of goose.
berries until they are nicely tender.
sieve them, and pour them over the
sponge. Leave this until 1t Is cool.
and then pour over It good corn
flour custard. Decorate the top with
hlanshed almonds and little whip
ped cream II there is any at hand.
II you have not quite sufficient fruit
for a tribe, sieve what there is and
add to II some very fine bread crumbs
to make up the required quantity.