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Evening journal., 1919-12-19
THIS Is FOR MADAM
HOME MANAGER

Intelligent and efficient women,
whether In the individual home or In
household science teaching, now real
lie the value Of package foods, as time
savers and strength savers.
But when home managers buy al
ready prepared foods they should be
sure OF purity and quality. The only
certain test is TO use an old established
brand. Immense volume OF business Of
a producer proves the popularity Of the
goods.
Purchasing in great quantities, when
fruits are at the seasons height, cook
ing scientifically In exquisite sanitary
silver lined kettles by seasoned chefs
makes possible a grade Of food seldom
possible OF attainment In the private
kitchen.
However, there are many Individual
touches, many combinations with fresh
ingredients, desired by the home man
ager. For her guidance and for CO.
operation, a large Department OF Food
Economies conducted By Jean Prescott
Adams Is at the service Of the readers
OF this page. Menus, food charts, rec
ipes, suggestions for economic home
management, answers TO individual
problems, are given 10 thousands Of
eager housekeepers, freely. Write to
Mrs. Adams regarding your home man
Mrs. Jean Prescott Adams. care Of this
aging and cookery problems. Address
paper and your letter VIII receive per-
sonal and immediate attention.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
FOR EXPERT
CAKE MAKING

In chaneihg yo8f foundation cake
recipe. or using a cake chart, the fol-
lowing points in cake making VIII help
you:
When nuts are used, add one-quarier
teaspoon OF salt for every cup OF nuts.
salt brings out the flavor OF the nuts.
When chocolate or The very best
cocoa is used, less shortening VIII De
needed than In a plain cake, because
the chocolate contains fat.
When fruit is used, dust lt with flour
and prepare a sitter batter than for
plain cake, otherwise the fruit VIII
sink to the bottom
When the number OF eggs Is in
creased. decrcase-ihe baking powder.
One beaten egg is equivalent to one
teaspoon baking powder in leavening
power. One must be careful In the Sc
lection Of eggs TO have the highest
quality, Selected, guaranteed eggs in an
Identified carton are sure TO be right.
Egg and milk together should not
exceed ii5 cups liquid with three cups
OF -four. Evaporated milk diluted ac-
.eording 10 directions on the can takes
the place Of fresh milk In every way
lin cooking and is always ready and
right
s Fruit and chocolate, as well as mo-
lasses and sour milk, contain acid; for
this reason soda is sometimes put into
recipes containing them.
An excess OF soda combines with
fatty acids and a soapy taste results,
also brown spots often appear on ne
biscuit or cake that contains more soda
than necessary. Use a half level tea
spoon OF soda to a cup OF sour milk
'and 4 teaspoon OF soda 10 a cup Of
molasses.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
THE QUALITY OF BEEF

A porterhouse or a slrloin steak In
one shop may be 20 cents a pound high
er than In another locality. The differ
ence In price is based upon demand, To-
cation overhead expense, volume OF
business and quality. The most import
ant element is quality. There is as
much difference between flrst-quality
steak and one OF inferior grade as Is
found between a thoroughbred horse
and a calico cayuse on the western
plains. Carcass beef is divided into
steers, helfers and COWS, and the cuts
OF meat from these carcasses depend
upon the age, kind and quality of the
animal Sides OF beef again are divided
into prime, choice, good medium and
common grades. The various cuts In
turn are graded according TO their
form, thickness, finish and quality.
The grain and flrmness Of the lean
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
MARKET WELL
SUPPLIED WITH HOLLY

Christmas trees OF ali varieties, sizes
and shapes are seen on the various
street corners about The city. The
trees are scarce this yeHr ana the prices
are high. one vendor said that II the
cold weather continues TIE prices OF
trees Will advance.
Most OF the trees on the market are
either from Canada Or from tho woods
around Wilmington
There is plentiful supply Of holly
In tho markets. which 10 heavily COW
red with berries. II Is said that when
the holly berries are numerous a hard
winter may be expected, because Nature
supplies the little red berries TO feed
une birds.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

meat, the marbllng distribution OF fat
through the lean) and the proportion
OF bone and other waste N the cuts are
faciors in the quality OF beef. Fineness
OF texture VIII be noted by the good
Judge Of meat. The cut surface should
be glossy, smooth or ''velvety'' In ap-
pearance and touch, as opposed TO
string,ncss ard tOughness.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
PRESENT CANTATA TONIGHT.

The Willing Light Bearers Of First
Presbyterian Church, will present the
cantata christmas Fairies" in the
main Sunday school room this evening.
A silver offering for missions Will be
taken.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

Metal workers. dOmest'cs and agents
should watch The Want Ads for good
opportunities during the coming month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Polo 4 Popular
Military Game

New York. June 3--Polo is the lat
est game Of foreign origin 10 be i'm
proved in details and playing rules
when taken up By Americans A prece-
dent has been set in modern Ia
crosse, trap shooting and golf that IS
now 20 be probably followed out in
the Ealloping game. The first limo
Vation accepted from America at the
birmingham club. which means wher-
ever polo is played under the British
flag was the abolishing Of -onside"
and offside" in the same, IN 1913.
20 quicker up the preparations for
the international cup match Of 1914.
By having all the contests held under
the conditions prevalent IN the United
states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Athletic Union
Put On the Pan

New York. Nay 20.-Is Il not a form
Of dishonesty for promoters OF ANA
teur ahtletelc games 10 hoax the pub
lie with faxed records asks an au-
thorlry on athletics2
The answer is unanimously IN the
affirmative, yet this practice ls per-
mitted by the Amateur Athletic union
year after year. and in a measure Is
counteuanced by that organlzation,
especially when in sending out press
notices Of coming games it makes cap
tai OF such facts as that certain rec
ords were broken by Joie Ray and
Tom Campbell in the recent Central A.
A. u Championships in Chicago The
A. A. c. authorities kno fun well
that those records" VIII never find
their wav 10 the record books
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

delight of all true fishermen
Only salmon can compare with
a muskallonEe as a fighter. and.
At his June best, the latter q en-
titled to the shade.
A salmon viii often lie still for
hours. trying the patience even OF an
angler. but the big pike is on the so
from the moment he feels the hook
and there as no rest Tor his captor
until one or the other has been de-
clared victor. 10 Is said OF the mus
lzallonge that he will take - feet OF
line without q check, and the man
who has him on the business end
Of his lines has little time TO think
Of anything else but the business in
hand. An experienced angler tells
Of the delights Of bout with such q
fierce denizen OF the rivers and lakes
as follows, The grapple betw cen a
human being sound IN wind and
science and a muskalonge informed
with the temper o. satan IS something
to write about" The muskalonce is
az home only en- cool and deep lakes
or clear and swift streams. which
makes him the aristocrat Of the pike
family. as his cousins and uncles ana
auuts delight % Waliow in mud No
other brand Of fish IN the waters he
hauuts dares tackle muskallonee.
having learned discretion from bitter
experience. and the muskallonge is
the foe OF ala veritabie tiger among
the fresh water fish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
SPORTOGRAPHY By .G1ag2,

CHORTST0P BANCROFT OF The
= FhHlies is laid up with q broken
ankle which he sustained in a recent
game at the New York Polo grounds.
Eddie Roushs the Reds star center
fielder, has been hampered in his play
this spring by a lame shoulder bur
he hopes TO swing into his usual
stride in the near future
Hal Chase and Ray Fisher. former
Yankees, met in BAH game the other
day fo- the first tine since 1913 It
VIII be remembered that these play
e-s were with the New York Ameri-
can League club OF 1910 which, start
ing the season under the management
OF George stallings and finishing it
under Chase's direction. was the run
ner up for the championship. which
was captured by the Athletics They
were both with the Yankees when
Frank Chance assumed the manage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

ment In 1913. but Chase was Traded
20 the White Sox- Since they have
gone their separate ways. but Chase
evidently did not forget anything
about the manner in which Fisher
hurls, for IN the particular game in
which they met for the first time in
so many years he reached his old team
mate for two hits.
THE s1IUSItT.- GAMEST OF FISH.
Luck is that angler who lives along
tie Great Lakes the Niagara or 81.
Lawrence rivers, or other waters in
Canada and the states OF New York.
Wisconsin ana Minnesota where the
fierce muskallonge abouGds. OF who
has the time and the price 20 visit
this region during the next Few weeks.
According TO his friends. the muskal-
longe IS the gamest Of an fish. and
those who have had an exciting ses-
sion with O fullsized muszy' are
likely 20 agree.
June j. the month OF all months
for going after. this mammoth OF
the pike species, for then ne r. at
his best. fresh and vigorous and
able TO put up scrap that g. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Unique Tourney
Will Be STAGED

New York. June 3.=After skipping
year, the Sleepy Hollow Country
club VIII again stage a father and
son tournament This attractive golf
meeting is scheduled Tor Friday. June
p, ard the committee In charge ex-
poets TO make the tournament eclipse
any OF its predecessors.
Something new this year viii be 2
cross prize, which viii serve as an
incentive for some OF the families
having strong combinations. Here
tofore there have only been net
awards and usually some team WITH
liberal handicap shown the way. This
coming tournament viii be the fourth
and there is every reason to expect
a field o. more than 100 PLAYERS. al
though the meetin.E viii conflict with
the Apewamis Invitation scheduled
lor June Is. y and IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
ROSWELL CADETS
WIN FIELD MEET
Defeat Arizona University
And Aggies in South
western Gathering.

tucson ara. j ulle aa-Lle dope was
upset At Tucson Saturday. when the
New Mexico slilltary institute carried
away all honors in the Southwestern
track and field meet held under the
auspices Of the University Of Arizona.
The three teams who contested were
the University Of arizona. the New
Mexico A. d II. college and the New
Mexico Military institute
All three OF The teams showed hard
and consistent training. however the
n. II. 81 T. proved toe strong for the
Jncobson Starred
jacobson. O f the n ". NJ T. showed
great SIKH ana hard training and as
result OF this he won the Individual
CUP Given 10 the winner Of the great-
est number ri points He won p
points. including first in the 100 yard
hurdles. first iu the 100 yard dash.
the IS pound shotput. and seemed in
the high jump. Sims. Of \. 81 ~ T..
broke the southwestern record In the
nile. his time being FOUR minutes $3.50
wonderful form in the discus and
easily took first place
Won Relay Cup
The n. H. ST. ]. also won the mile
relay CPD. which had been won three
Consecutive years by Arizora- The
teams finished with the following
number Of points y. II H. j. 5fs
Arizona. as. and New Mexico A. & ~,
six The winners in events were
100 -arN hurdles-First. Jacobson. ~.
n n Z second. Stuhds. n II. 81 Ii
third. Ausman- Arizona; time. = 10
seconds
8fiIs run-First Sims. n aT n t..
second. worcester. aEgies- third Tu-
dor. Aeeies- time. four minutes 80 30
1O5 yard dash--First jacobson. n. II. I
~ r. second. Hassett n IL IT. T.;
third. Eerndon. Arizona: time, 10 sec
ouds
Is pound shof-77irst. MARTINEZ. Ari-
zoua- second Jacobson n M- ~. J.;
third. Haresa way. Arizona, distance, 80
feet $50 inches
Running broad 5ump--F77irst. AIS /
man. Arizona second stubs. n. r. ~ I
T.. third. Lee p. NJ 81 t. distance p 4
feet. two inches
4s0 ward dasla-First. lee. y IT. y. I
second. Pow ers. Arizona third. z
Smith. AEries. time 8 20 seconds
second. Arizona: third. Arizona; dis +
lance. 113 feet six inches
2e0 varG low hurdles-F7irsr. Bas- B.
sett. n a. n. J.. sec0ud- Allsman, Ari- i
iona. third harrison, n H. ~ j. time
Running bieh iumn-T-irst. Seaman.
arizona second. Jaconsun. n 81 1I I.
third 1IcCauley. arizona; distance
-eaA s'aa" ila l..|.-'a=
$50 ward dash-Ffrst O'Eeefe. Ari-
IONA. second. Sims n II ". T. third.
lTcGarr. Aggies; time two minutes and
20 2-5 seconds
90 yard dash-First. Jacobson. y. 4
II ~ T.. second. Bassett. y. ~ NJ T.;
third. Hern6on. Arizona; zine g is
seconds
Pole ranit-First. Arizona second.
Arizona THIRD FlickenEer- n 81 H. J.,
height 40 feet and six inches
The relay team Of the r. n H. I
included Jacobson. Lee, Harrison and Z
Hassert- The largest point winners I
for the teams were Arizuna. Allsuan.
Powers. o'keefe and Seaman Aggie7,
Worcester. 1lCGarv and Tudor n 81
rs +. Jacobson. Bassett. Sims. Lee and /.
Stuhhs The credir for the efficiency i
Of the n IT. IT. T. goes TO J. Il Won T
seller. coach. and o. n Lee, jr-. cap !
tain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

The Brooklyn club had a house
cleaning the other day and released
several youn esters. Frank BRAZIL was
shifted 20 Hartford Of the Eastern
league and Harry Heifman and Joe
NagIe were awarded 10 Rochester ir
the international Memphis had eT-
pected 10 get Nagle. but the class
"A club had first call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Golf Very Popular
In San Francisco

san Francisco. Calf. June 3EThe
growing popularity OF golf here is at
tested by the fact that the municipal
golf LINKS becomes so crowded with
players al times that golfers are cast
ing about with a view 10 interesting
the city fathers in providing an ad-
diuonai course. Il IS only six OF
seven years ago that the municipal
course vas provided Golfers who
played on the course at that time say
that only a half dozen players would
be seen on the links. Gradually the
number OF enthusiasts grew. until
nowadays il Is necessary 10 lire % az
the first rec In order 10 take ones
turl 81 getting into tie game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Barney Sheridan wrote that it was a
joke for a team like Atlanta TO be at
the top OF the standing in a league the
class OF the Southern. Well Barney.
the joke was not long lasting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Pitcher Mike Regan. released bp the
Cincinnati Reds, had number OF Of
fers from American association man
ayers He decided 10 accept that ten
dered by Jack Hendricks OF the Hoo-
siera Regan throws the spiihan bu-
VIII have 70 cut IL out ID the associa-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Big Springs. Texas. June 3--Series
OF three games PLAYED here between
Baird and Big Springs resulted as fol-
lows Big Springs 8 Baird .. Big
Springs. 0. Baird s. Big Springs 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
CITY LEhGUERS
ARE OPTIMISTIC
Big Crowd Attends Game;
Fans Who Stay Away
Miss Good Baseball.

Increasing attendance is marking
the progress OF the Army and City
baseball league and officials Of the
league are looking forward to one OF
the most sue essful seasons in the his
tory Of the national pastime, locally.
The attendance az the games played
on Sunday and Two days OF last week
was particularly encouraging. as read
by DR.. T. j. McCamaut. president OF
the League. at IT'S weekly executive
meeting. Monday niEnr. more than 200
fans attending the week end contest
over the previous Sunday. a large
part OF the increase was due TO the
Efforts Of the soldiers. many members
Of the Eighth engineers and Seventh
anrrr Trst- nafHl-~ resent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

While the gate receipts show q sub
stantial gain. officials OF the league
are surprised that the attendance Is
not keeping pace with the standard OF
baseball which is being displayed,
There IS little doubt but that the
games this season are much better
than those for two seasons past, due
70 the fact that many star PLAYERS
The admission charge Is nominal and
while numbers Of fans who have not
heretofore attended a game this sea-
son are showing I'd at the gate ca
sunday. all FL Pasoans who are inter
ested IN the furtherance Of the ma
and assist the officials Of the league
by attending the games.
Snappy Weekend Schedule.
The schedule Of games for next SAT-
urday and sunday was read at the
meeting, and is as follows. Saturday.
Feldman and Duty Dodgers; Sunday.
seventh cavalry and 1850. and Field
man and Dodgers. The second game
between the Dodcers and Feldmau Of
the week is caused by the fact that the
two teams are each behind one game
on the schedule. They can make up
the discrepancy in the number OF
games PLAYED by meeting on both sat
urday and sunday. Much interest is
tie. inasmuch as the first game be-
tween these teams resulted IN one OF
the fastest contests OF -he season.
VIII Roof Bieachers-
President McCauant announced that
he had been assured by alderman
R. c. Semnle- civ mark commits
siOner, that the city would soon take
steps toward having the bleachers
covered within the next few weeks
All OF the manaEers and captains voted
in favor OF retaining the double um-
pire system. the work OF arhiters Kane
and Betancourt making decided hit
with both fans and players The man
ayers also voted 20 rav Carl Schwartz,
who has been acting as official scorer.
the amount Of 81 ner day for scoring
Those attending the meeting were
Mas. J. r. Conlin. Zone supply. Mai
r. r. Neyland. Eighth engineers
Lieut. TED Rothermuud. Terriers
o. Cordero. 4So5. manager DUTY, Duty
Dodgers. and Clifford Perkins. Field
man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
TELEGRAM

AS Cd A 70 Collect
Wichita Falls Tex lO26A2
J. H Ossenbeck
Care Ossenbsek Oil Co 200 North OREGON
S. E Paso Tex Have got estimate on derrick
material as per your Instructions Look for you
here soon Am advising stockholders here hat
operations VIII start Immediately
TMSTROUD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Fl. PaSO-S ARAGOsA OIL co.
az Roberts Banner Building,
Fl Paso. Texas
Enclosed ind S---------.--.----. ---------
for ..-..........-sh shares IN the FL PASO
SARAGOSA OIL CO. at 81 snare, par
value, same being FULLY paid and non
assessa bic. Please allot me ---..---.----
acre lease. as per YOUR advertisement OF
one acre with every SIS purchase
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Drilling Immediately

Arrangements are now beng completed for
derrick material and Mr.. Ossenbeck has an
nOunoed that be',vill leave FL Paso as soon as
this office IS closed. June 9. to begin actual
drilling operations. Mr.. Ossenbeck vii person
ally supeHniend the drilling Of this vel. which
assures investors that work viii be pushed as
rapidly as possible and there VIII be no mis-
hans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Three Gushers
In Same Block

We no longer count the many CUSHERS.
such as Burk-Waggoner. Golden Cycle. United
oil. Collins County Oh and Gas. Burk-Sun and
the number of other big ones JAA-UP to our
property FOR IN TIE SANE BLOCK-Block
4l-are THREE Of the biggest producers IN the
feld-Iwo Humble wells and the Waseco. The
latter reported making 5000 barrels. We also
Offset Two other Humble wsIls IN Boz S..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

At Saragosa, Too

A. Fowler FORCED to buy share OF stock
his original Bubnet cnpanyhe received few weeks afterwards
While he was IN the New York forgot all about the wildcat company
BukbuneH. ofsrng him $4,000 for that share
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-29
COLDS AND FLU
BEST TREATED
With CALOTABS
THE NEW PERFECT CALOMEL
THAT is FREE FROM NAUSEA
TING AND SAL!VATING EFFECTS

PLY sici2ns or druggists will tell
you that the best thing in the world
for a cold, grippe CT influenza, is
Calotabs, the perfected cal0meI, that
is free from nauseating and salivating
effects Doctors have learned that
other lax2tives are uncertain and
unsatisfactory for cold and grippe,
but that they can count on Cafotahs,
the new cclcmel, that has all the liy-
CT benefits and none of the sting, to
thoroughly arouse the lives and put
the system in ideal condition to throw
off the cold and prevent influenza
and pneumonia.
The best time to take Calotabs is
at the first sign of cold. II you take
it at the beginning you can cure a
cold over night. One Calotab on the
tongue at bed time with a swallow Of
water-shat's all In the morning you
wake up Telling fine with a hearty
appetite for breakfast Your cold has
vanished and you may congratulate
yourself that you have possibly pre-
vented serious complications for
physicians tell us that neglected colds
number their victims by the millions.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages,
price thirty five cents. Your druggist
will supply you, and your money
given back promptly and cheerfulIy if
you are not delighted with this new
form Of calomel.--( adv.)
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-29
STILL IN pARLOR Is
LATEST BOOZE NEWS

Maultrie, Jan. 2G.- Because he had
la moonshine still, several gallons of
whisky and q barrel Of buck in his
rarlor along with a piano. grafanola
a4d Holy Bible, Henry Ford a Col
aajtD County negro, is held in Jail
here. His arrest came about soon
/ after Sheriff Boyd saw him sell Il
hottie CT mooushiue and promise the
delivery Of t"o' gallons more.
: A number Of stills have been located
in Kitchens, but this was the first one
Sheriff BOYD has yet found in a par
/ ,oG Il was a ten gallon affair, and ac-
cordn& 10 Fords wife, who says She
had repeatedly warned her husband
. he was going TO get caught it has
seen service over period of many
months.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-29
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-29
Strong OLD MAN
IS YEARS YOUNG
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Better, Eat Better and Sleep Better.

O. D. Blount, Tarrytown, Ga, writes:
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-29
oCK FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

STOCK FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Good Plug Mule,
Registered Essex Boar
Registered Essex Sow.
Prs. Essex Pigs.
230 Bushels Corn in the ear.
Will sell any above or exchange for
Syrup, Lard. Pork or Fresh Milk Cow
Call on ]. r: Kelly 1-15 & W At