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The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
HOUSE
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DAILY
ECONOMY
CALENDAR
GOOSEBERRY GOODIES.

CiOoSehCrricS are not enough eaten by
most J."r>onE. There are SO many ways
of Irrparing them that they can be
made 10 suit almost all tastes and they
offc; u way Of varying the usual menu.
Gooseherry jam is useful in many ways
in the winter. 1t is good in tarts. topped
with whIpTpcd cream. and it is good just
as jam. with waters or bread and but
ter. or toast 1t forms an admirable
combination with cream cheese. to be
eaten with waters.
To make gooSUberry jam stem and tail
the berries. and put them in a preserv-
ing kettl" with just little water. AS
soon AS they begin to cook. crush them
with a wooden spoon and when they
arc all cooked soft and crushed weigh
them and to each pound add a pint of
sugar Cook slowly for about an hour.
This Jam IS rich dark red in color.
Fresh ripe eooscbcrries are also de-
Hcous served with cream cheese. Mix
the cream cheese with whipped cream.
pile il in tho center Of serving dish ami
pile the berries around it. Serve with
waters or stow th.. berries. if they are
green. swceten them slightly. and serve
with the .ream cheese and waters.
Spiced Gooscbrrries.
There is enough fairness in this fruit
,Aeet TO make it tine adjunct to cold
m"at or game Eaten with fresh cream.
the spiced goosebcrrles make a delicious
dessert.
To six quarts OF Gooscberries add nine
sounds of sugar and cook the fruit an
hour ard half. Then add one pint of
Iinegar anu one Tablespoonful each of
cloves cinnamon and ailspice. Boil the
:-uit for few minutes more after these
s:e put in. When cold the spiced goose
berries should be like jam. so if the fruit
sppe lrs ITO have too much liquid cook II
Il little longer.
Goosebcrry DumpIinE.
Line plain round dish with good
suet crust. Clean the cuosCberries care
fully of tops and stalks and put in as
many as viii Ill only :he center of the
rouLJ Of dough. sprinklng powdered
sugar thiCkly over the trUit. Then gath
:. W The edges Of the dough and twist
them around securely. tying the dump
ling Goth over the ball quite securely.
"lUnge into boiling water and boil for
.wo or three hours according to the size
Of tho dumping Serve with hard sugar
AMI butter sauce
To prepare baked apples and goose
berries select large firm apples. core and
stuff with Eoosehcrries, and bake. and
eat nith sugar and cream or cereals.
Ras;e them with melted butter and hot
Hater while cooking.
Copyright. 1915,
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
Answers to Correspondents.

Miss Cocroft will endeavor to answer
| all questions relating to her department
| as promptly as possible. As it will not
! be practicable to print an answer to
every inquiry, stamped envelope should
accompany each letter. All letters should
be addressed to Miss Susanna Cocroft,
care of this paper.
General Debility.
Mrs. w. A. B. writes: My vision is
perfect except when 1 read. write or
| sew. I have been wearing glasses for
the past four years, which were given
me by a specialist My other COM
plant is constant noise in my head,
and almost a constant tight, dull feel
ing in the top of my head, nose,
cheeks, neck and left ear, with very
frequent flushing at the left side of
my face and neck. Menstruation has
been a little disturbed the past two
, years. / have been examined and treat
ed by specialists, and they all concur
| that there is no organic trouble. I
am writing to ask what you would
call my trouble"
The glasses you are wearing are
perhaps all right for purposes other
than close work. but since you COM
plain of imperfect vision when you
put additional work on your eyes you
may need a change of glasses for
close work. AS soon as your gen.
eral system is built up so that your
body and your nerves have more re-
sistive power, your eyes will improve
also. The eyes are very responsive 10
the general vitality. Since your phy-
stefan told you there is no organic
trouble. l am inclined to think from
your description that your case is
neurasthenia or tired nerves, and that
these tired nerves are not directing
the normal activities of the body.
Your symptoms suggest a disturbance
of the nervous system, especially those
nerves governing the blood vessels on
the left side of the neck and head.
Such disturbances frequently occur
preceding and during the memo pause,
but extreme nervousness. pressure
from some cause on the great nerve
trunks. lack of tone of the nervous
system. would all express themselves
in the symptoms you have indicated.
My suggestion to you is that you keep
your mind of your trouble as much as
it is possible for you to do and IN
order to help you in this that you go
on trip or have a change of scene.
Be out with cheerful. optimistic peo-
pie and keep your thoughts just as
cheerful and kind and loving as can
be. This is not always easy when one
is suffering from tired nerves, but
remember that cheerful optimism Is
Natures nerve stimulant. Mental de-
preston Is Natures drug.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
Suffrage Wells.

The very newest in suffrage regalia is
the suffrage veil, which at a little dis
lance looks like any other modish veil
of floating. filmy character with a border
along the lower edge. Look closely at
this border. however. and you will dis
Germ that the pattern traces very dis
tinctly. the slogan, Votes for Women.
in black letters on a white mesh. Loyal
sufrragists will perhaps have courage to
adopt this emblematic veil with their
summer costumes. but the average wom-
an will be content with an ordinary
smart veil Of the new hladora or trellis
mesh with q border In conventional pat
tern. While wells are promised great
popularity this summer and the sanpan
is a favorite because of its easy adjust
ment over q Panama or sailor hat. The
big. square or round veil has an opening
at the center. edged with an elastic under
a narrow casing, and the veil may be
slipped over the hat crown without aid
OF mirror or pins.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
Three New Bathing Caps.

The Tipperary bathing cap is a high
model. finished at the top with a long
rubber tasseL which hangs straight
down the front Of the cap. The cap is
boned in the front to keep it high and
straight and acts as support to the
tassel ..r
The jockey-shaped bathing cap is
made in a combination of blue and
green. also red and black. The only
trimming on this cap Is the regular but
ton on top.
The Castle cap for beach wear IL
made in bright green satin. lined with
rubber. effectively trimmed with small
roses fashioned from green and black
satin.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
%|6ZT KeE LGHS
III A4S$VE %
THE-KITTENISH-OLD-LADY
BY JULIA CHANDLER MANI.
Copyright, lsl5.)


Copyright.
the wedding driven with her
bridegroom Knh slipped away locking
spne just the
youngsters but the time Then they
behind
Whereupon addressed heavd
sigh sympathy for the lonely the middleaged mother
had widow understand and The Girl
scented last of her to leaveth the family
MAYBE it's blessing in disguise shifted The Gossip IF makes
past fifty
mother and her youngest married. sober her down bit And
goodness knows she needs sobering"
spns expressed opinion
of bit and had fingered around hoping
for they took their departure
reception
when they would all meet again.
Alone her with the door locked The Old
herself agony loneliness and grief
the far end of the
lifted its and brought from depth neatly tied pack
triumphant smile her plain and mdged features she
and lifted into the midday sunlight which flooded her
yards Of -colored silk
Letting piece goods ripple
elinging folds middle-aged figure
"Red color" she herself her dark flashing
approval from the mirror.
But search of the she had kept hidden
1.-THE day she had brought home the ameored silk from downtown
shop The Girl had been sitting the reading letter from
mother until she had flung the lovely cloth engng folds the
realization to of
disgust fitted her face
"oh, mother, you had
And The Kiensh had colored uouy under the impea-
ton of the
fifty; why
should be all the and around
like she had The Girl the hurt
to further
mother with burning in her heart had
fully folded the famecolored silk and carefully laid the bot
of trunk in her
The Old Lady
she Why everybody tells how
remarkable of
youth the it going dress like grand
mother"
freedom dressing her
needle and of the cloth she
humm gay song-happy in her emancipation
-Iadys announced Of the
gathered she made her flame
triumph, while oooke after their first of
exchange ganees with their neghbor
cd to her.
why" Gossip you like lovely
frock exclaimed NexDoor Neghbo
younger. said The Spinster
OdIdy bushed redde than her
had of being laid the
launching social
Quite right DEAR" approved The Gossip
you womanhood exclaimed Next
Door-Neghbor sympahcaly.
"O course" said The Spinster
frankly kitensh and
chap enough be her
ST
How perfectly ridiculous" ggged The Spinster
absolutely disgusting. it, said nearend which Next
they all hoped that the of The
realization of her and
its exacion in the o decency
The Gossip remembering the occasion of the expression
of such hope ironic hucke
1ation," she said.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

measure to protect pedestrians. This ac-
cident may end a life of Importance to
the nation.
Persons whose birthdate it is have the
augury of changes that are successful.
Fortunes through speculation are fore
Swallowed for these subjects of Gemini.
Children born on this day will probably
make rapid progress in life. Both boys
and girls should have the qualities which
insure success.
Copyright 1851
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
TOMORROW'S MENU.

NO man can gather cherries in Kent
BREAKFAST.
Fresh Cherries
Cereal and Cream
Bacon and Eggs
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Cold Ham
Potato Salad
Cinnamon Bread Raspberri0
DINNER.
Cream of SPINACH Soup
Broiled Beefsteak
French Fried Potatoes Baked Cucumber.
Tomato Salad
Fried Bananas
Iced Tea
Fresh cherries-Stone ripe cherries and
serve them with plenty of sugar.
Cinnamon bread-Mix a pint of bread
dough. that has risen once. half a cup
full Of butter one egg. two tablespoonfuls
of sugar and a pinch of sugar. Let rise
in a shallow pan and when light spread
with sugar, warm butter and cinnamon
and bake.
Fried bananas-Skin bananas rub of
the outside fibers with a silver knife
this part is indigestible-dip in olive oil
and sugar. and fry for dessert.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
Tucks Are Fashionable

Tucks grow more and more fashion
able One can hardly have too many on
the new skirt of silk organdie. Tucks
put in by hand are the most distinguish
ed, but there Is no objection to machine
stitched tucks on a simple summer morn
ing frock fabric. The Premet creation.
which has a half hundred pin tucks so
closely together on the skirt edge that
they appear to be ridges in the material.
since there is no room for them to lie
fiat. has set new fashion in tuckings
Below the band or ridges is a ruffle
which swishes about the ankles: or.
rather. we'll away from them. for the
new skirts of silk have a crispness which
keeps them out from the feet. and Incl
dentally reveals all the prettiness of the
very pretty buttoned boot.
JaruSoJop, hoc raifhar poefp,op rsnlira-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
NECESSITY OF EXERCISE FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES.
Copyright, lA5.)

should she discontinue It? She should
never discontinue it. and it should begin
as soon as she begins to lose the childish
instinct of romping.
The woman over 80 particularly needs
daily exercises every day while life lasts.
They develop the resistance necessary
to ward off diseases and are the greatest
safeguards against the blood diseases all
too common among women near middle
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
When Mayonnaise Curdles

y" matter what ihe cause. mayonnaise
!s found to Curdle almost as often as il
stays smooth. There is no reason TO de-
spair. however, for by beating the yolk
or a tr=si: egg quite smooth and stirring
II into The curdled mayonnsise the
dressing will be united and cutie good
one more.
precautior which every cook will be
wise to take is in boiling milk, which is
more than eight hours old in summer Or
twelve hours old I'm winter. II she will
drop in small piece OF baking soda
tthe size of a pea 10 a quart of milk IL
will prevent this milk from curdling.
Otherwise il she tries to boil milk left
over night she may find it all separated
on her hands.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

A tower higher than the Eiffel is in
course Of construction at Brussels, and Is
designed for use as q wireless telegraph
station and for meteorological purposes
II viii be 1.oso feet In height. while the
heighth Of the Eiffel tower ID 9S4 feet.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12
Advice to Housewives.

BE methodical Method in everything
is most valuable. 1t promotes comfort
1t saves a large expenditure of time. i,
avoids numberless Inconvenience. 1t is
essential to the dispatch of all business
what is we'll arranged proceeds with ease
and regularity.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

If the fly paper has been turned upsid
down-don't despair-rub the sticky spo
with kerosene.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

Beets, carrots. and parsnips all contain
a large per cent of sugar, and are very
nutritious.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

Jerusalem has neither postmen. police
men nor newspapers.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

To lengthen the life of your rubbers.
rub them when first purchased with
vaseline. sweet oil or lard and let it re-
main on for a day or two. The rubber
will absorb the crease and the rubbers
will not crack.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

To keep a kitchen table white. wash
it first with vinegar, then scrub 1t as
usual.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

II the ricer used for ricing potatoe
or other vegetables is heated first tn
work is more expeditiously accomplished
and the vegetables are lighter.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

Natural or unpublished" rice is con-
sidered far more satisfactory than the
shiny white kind.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

Finger marks may be rubbed from
furniture with a little sweet oil.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

Hang dusty dress skirts on clothes line
in wind-and save energy in busting.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-12

II spot is made on the tablecloth. slip
a bowl under the spot and turn boiling
water through until the spot fades away
place a heavy towel under and iron
until dry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
Kill CataTrh Germs
and Stop CataTh
Breathe This Antiseptic Dry Air In Your
Own Rome ard Quickly End Catarrh,
Head Colds and Snuffles.

one Of the surest signs Of catarrh OF the
When YOU have catarrh the mucous mem
and slight draft OF sudden change OF tenn
perature at once sets you sneezing. snuffiug
and wipinE your nose Then again while
these delicate tissues are In an inflamed
state the catarrhal germs sueezsd out and
C0UEhed up by other sufferers find quick
and easy Judgement in your affected nose
and throat and Immediately start eating
their way into your raw sore organs Then
your catarrh gets worse and you wake Up
mornings with tongue thick. mouth sticky
and nose an stopped Up.
Cat1rrh can be- overcome and the germs
OF catarrh destroyed II you will go 10 Kelly
& Pollard. o- iu fact any other good drug
store and ask for q large complete Hyomei
pronounced hi El-o-mel treatment. consist
ing Of a bottle o. the oil Of Hyomei and
small hard rubber ilhaliuE device
You put few drops OF the Hyomoi oil
into this inhaler and then put il between
your lips and breathe naturally this pleas
ant. antisepric healing air OF Hyomei way
into your nose. head. throat and lungs. In
three minutes your air Passages are cleaned
out you breathe easily and the discharge
stops and n you win do this every day for
"a few weeks you wiu drive every catarrh
germ and every symptom OF catarrh entirely
from your system
HyomeL when used with this inhaling de-
vice Is always sold with the positive guaran-
tee that be- must give you successful results
or you can have your money back--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
QUARANTINE IS
To BE MODIFIED
Horses, Mules, Hogs and
Jacks May Be Shipped in
After April Is.

/ Austin. Texas. April Governor
Ferguson today issued a proclamation
modifying the foot and mouth disease
quarantine, recently put in effect in
Texas.
Under this modified quarantine
horses. mules, jacks. hogs and jennies
may be shipped from Oklahoma into
Texas. provided that the feet, lover
part Of legs and tails are washed with
a three percent solution Of cresOl COM
pound before loading cars, and accom-
panied by an official health certifi-
cate.
GAYS containing hogs so shipped must
be placarded and the waybills accom-
panying them stamped in bold faced
letters hogs for immediate slaughter"
StOckyards companies TO which hogs
may be consigned will be required to
furnish the livestock sanitary commits
sion at Fort Worth with notice Of arri-
val Of eacE shipment, giving the name
of the shipper, point of origin etc.
MOdlfies Hay Embargo.
The embargo is also modified on
shipments of hay, straw or fodder. and
permits such entrance to Texas from
New Mexico. Arizona and Colorado and
from all other points. provided such
hay, straw or fodder bags or contain
ers are disinfected with a five percent
solution Of carbolic acid or three per-
cent solution Of cres0l compound, as
prescribed by the United Sta=cs bureau
Of animal industry.
This modification Of quarantine is ef-
fectiye April IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
Ak0Z BEST REMEDY OF ALL FOR
RHEUMATISM SAYS Ell PAS0 MAN
VIM. Kirby, 8071a North St.
Vrain st., Gets Quick Re
lief Using Mineral.

After trying many remedies and DIFF
fereut mineral springs seeking relief
from a bad case Of rheumatism, VIII
liam Kirby OF seq North St Vrain
street. FL Paso. resOrted to Akoz, the
new California mineral, with the result
that he is now well on the road to re
covery. Mr.. Kirby is an old resident of
EliPaso and, in telling Of the relief that
AzOz gave him, sends the following let
ter
I am 60 years old and Tor the last
two years I have had rheumatism in my
left knee and right foot. The pains at
times were something awful, and my
knee was as stiff as a poker. I used
many remedies and tried several min
eral springs, but I failed to get any re-
lief from any Of them. I read of Akoz
being introduced in Fl PasO and de-
cided TO give il a trial I used the Akoz
compound for external applica ton with
the best Of results. The relief I OBJ
tanned was surprising. The AkoZ in
ternal powder that makes the mineral
water has also done much to help me.
In all, ] have been taking AkOz about
six weeks and although not fully re-
covered yet / am, satisfied that I have
the right rene, and in a few more
weeks am positive that 7 viii be per-
manently rid Of this ailment. I rec
ommend Akoz to all my friends and viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
SIX COMPLAINTS ARE FILED
AGAINST OWNERS OF AUTOS

Complaints were filed by the police
" ednesday morning against i n.
Pitman, A. F. Kerr and H. j. AlcMullen
on charges Of violating the traffic or
dinances-
Complaints were also filed against
H :. LeGros and L. p kepley for
operating their cars without tail
lights A J. Soto was arrested Tues
day night for speeding.
All the cases viii be heard in the
corporation court this afternoon
Andres AlarcOn. driver Of the auto
mobile which collided with a car
driven by VIII Shattock, at the corner
OF Second and Stanton streets, when
Mrs. Hattie Williams was thrown TO
the pavement and painfully injured,
has been arrested and is charged in
justice J. J. Murphy's court with reck-
less driving. Mrs. Williams is said not
TO be seriously injured.
Trinidad Ochoa and C. D. Mckee
were arrested Wednesday afternoon
by the police and dockered on the
charge Of violating the traffic Ordi-
nance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
ACTING AMERICAN CONSUL
HID TO SAVE HIS LIFE

Santa Fe, y. NJ. April DIR VIII 3.
Davis, acting American consul at Qua
dalajara, escaped Imprisonment and
probable execution by Carrancistas by
hiding on the roof Of the consulate at
ter an assistant had locked and sealed
the doors. according to private letters
from Guadalajara received here He
remained there two days during the
evacuation by the CarranZa forces on
the arrival of the Nillistas.
The new war loan imposed by Villa
at Guadalajara- these advices say, IN
cludes the following sums on Amer
leans;
AmaperO Mining company, Of Phila-
delphia. 10000 pesos A W Geist,
John H. hipp, hardware merchants,
10OO- a. r. Downs. real estate man,
1000, Lagas and company, the principal
French dry goods firm, has been forced
10 pay 100000 pesos OF the natives,
Joaquin Cuesta. a prominent citizen,
was promptly shot by the Villa forces
when he refused TO pay his assessment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
OUTDOOR ADVERTISERS COMING;
M'CLINTOGK LANDS CONVENTION

III PASO has secured another con-
vention. The Outdoor Advertisers
IL association. a national associa-
ton OF billboard owners and outdoor
advertisers, voted in Detroit Wednes-
day TO meet in FL Paso in 1915.
The convention was landed by Ray
II. AIcClintock. Of the McClintoek com
pany. who was the only delegate from
FL Paso. He represented the chamber
Of commerce at the Detroit meeting
and gave the formal invitation for the
association to meet here next year
Opposed TO EI Paso We're Buffalo, St
Louis and other cities but FL PasO was
selected i'm spite Of the work Of large
DELEGATIONS from these cities The FL
PasO convention viii be the first time
the association has met in city
smaller than St Louis, Chicago or
Detroit
The telegram announcing the de-
cfsion Of the convention was received
Wednesday morning by r. Il w Polk
from Mr.. McClintocl<, who left last
week for the convention city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
Ell Paso Mans Lucky Find

VIII Interest Readers of The Herald.
Those having the misfortune to sut-
fer from backache. urinary disorders,
gravel, dropsical swellings. rheumatic
pains or other kidney and bladder
disorders, viii read with qualification
this encouraging statement by an FL
PasO man.
j. W. Weir. 81 Shelter St. Fl Paso.
says. For two years I couldn't
straighten after STOPPING without help.
As long as / stood straight 1 had no
trouble. but the least strain on the
muscles Of my back caused me TO SUI
fer severely i tried different rene
dies, but had no relief until 1 began
taking Doau's Kidney Pills. The result
was complete cure. 7 felt so grateful
that I recommended them and I have
had no reason 20 change my nigh opin-
ion Of this medicine"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-rhe same that Mr.. Weir
had Foster-Mnburn Co. Props, Buff
falo. y. N.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
SUSPENDED SENTENCE CANNOT
BE SET ASIDE, SAYS OPINION

Austin, Texas. April THE court
of criminal appeals held today in the
case Of ex-parte Mrs. s. E. Lawson.
from Shelby county, that the trial
court has no authority to set aside a
suspended sentence where there are
other cases pending against the same
defendant and the judgments in the
other cases have not been made final
The court accordingly reversed and
discharged Mrs Lawson.
She had been given one year in the
penitentiary on conviction of unlaw-
fully pursuing the occupation OF sell
ing liquor and for good behavior the
sentence was suspended Before the
final determination Of this case she was
found guilty in three other cases
thereupOn the trial court set aside the
suspended sentence in the first case.