El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

when 4 made up myself after much
eAperimentation. and as IL is lighter
IMAM corn bread and more delicious
my family uses it for a change. When
fresh il is as good as cake. and can
pc toasted and keeps almost fndef-
lnltely- 1 use one cup Of white -four.
one cup OF corumeals 1is cups OF
wafer or rle water in which VeEe-
tables have been cooked. two table,
spoontuls OF melted fat. and a hean-
Ing teaspoonful Of one baking now
GER or two level teaspo0nfuls OF other
baking powders All / have 10 do fs
SIT the dry Ingredients. beat in the
water and then the melted fat. pour
mo a pan and after cooking Is MIN
utes OF so IN q moderately hot oven
it is done
Conditions throughout the republic
. or Mexico continue TO improve and
. lnere IS every reason to believe that
. the country viii arise from the ashes
. OF US recent revolutions and become
/ one OF the greatest Of all Latin
D American countries" said F-Fnclsco
. Duran Il have just returned from a
/ ZIP through the country which in
I c-uNeu visits 70 AEuaScalicntes. Tam
I nlco, IOrreon, Zacatecas. san Luis
, Fotosi and other cities American.
BRUSH. French and other allies now
at war with Germany and the central
powers VIII control foreign com
merce In the country at the conclusion
or the world war. from the informa-
ton 7 have received. In the LARGE
commercial centers Of the republic
there is a more friendly feeling for
the allies than there is for the cen
tral powers"
w lille Z have attended many cir
clses had my first experience doing
circus stunts Monday evening" said
a O.. Graham. county farm demon
slrator- when ] was passing
through the menag5rie looking at the
animals became = interested in the
elephant herd and gathered around
the boys 70 watch their antics The
boys were all throwing peanuts at
the elephants As i was leaving the
herd to enter the main tent a boy
threw sack OF peanuts ar one of
the larger elephants and he missed
the catch Another elephant caught
the sack Evidently the other animal
became angry for in "a second he
threw out his trunk and caught me
on the Jaw. / landed on my back
among the spectators. who were much
amused Ny jaw Is stiu sore. I want
90 say that an elephant certainly has
kick in his trunk
The news that the packing plants
are 20 be licensed and under govern .
ment control and that special regu-
latlous for cold storage houses viii
be put in force soon. should be good
news TO those OF us who want TO see
crlmp put in the profiteerluE game
and 90 those OF us who. II prices are .
20 continue 20 go up. want TO be as
slrre1 that the reasons for its are
broader than private manipulation" I
said II W. Williams. The causes
Tor the rise In food products are many I
and various, but If We can do away I
with the element OF monopoly and 4
speculation il VIII be something I
worth WHILE
People seem to have q habit Of
calling any sort OF service car al
ji-ne." said Harry GRAY. OF the titnei
traffic bureau, "and even the news
papers make the same error. When
those who own service cars fan 90 get
licenses and are summoned to court +
and referred TO as jitne cases. 90 re-
fleets on our department as licenses
for service cars are not in our hands
II would simplify matters q great
deal IL we had 10 do with the Issuing.
Of licenses for service cars. too. as we
could very well handle the work. but
az present such is not the case