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I got a nickel yesterday — Or no the day before — I went and spent it all some way And now I need some more! about an hour basting ocrenheit) Slice the other orangey and casionally use as a garnish WNU Borvjc © Bill Sjndleat Brother Washington — The skin of one of the most hideous creatures In the world— or “monkey heou a of the snows" — has been added to the SmithInstitution's collection of sonian strange specimens The skin Is one of few ever received Due to the rein America or Europe moteness and Inaccessibility of its hablieou Is one of the itat the rarest of animals it possesses an evil short face ranging in color from green to turquoise Its large bulging eyes and pointed up turned nose are surrounded by a beard The body Is covof long ornnge hair ered with hair six or seven Inches long nnd varies In color from gold to silver The monkeys band together In bamboo forests Just below the line of per They are adapted more pctual snows to Intense cold than any of their kins men famous French Pore David discovered the “monkey of as the snows’’— known scientifically “rldnopithecus” — more than sixty years It Is a close relative of the sa ago cred Iloonunmn monkey of India It Is believed that no specimen of the creature ever has been brought from the Orient alive Alive It would ponst'tute a great zoological prize © IN by Harper & SAUCES — WNU Serve to Develop True Flavor of Food By EDITH Is that something WIIAT makes Intangible food more than Just food? Is'tf a touch of genius which some people naturally have when they gather food material Into form anil a perfect rueal or can this produce fncillty be acquired? am not sure whether I eau answer tnv own question It is without doubt a touch which some people seem to have and I am not sure whether It Is a natural gift or whether it was acquired by being brought up In surroundings where food was treated with respect and where the development of the flavor of even the plainest dish was Considered Important Perhaps It Is a hlehd of these two factors Again I have known people who have told me that they have been able to That's develop this art by themselves who are be encouraging to any of ginning to l°k at food fdr the firest lime as more than something to satisfy hunger and fill up an empty stomach The first principle of cookery Is to give every food an opporUUutv to show The next Its natural characteristic Is to bring out Its llivqg byosqaionings which enhance It or vVhicfi contrast With It To accomplish these Important things we use lirst of all methods of preparation and cookery which suit Iho special food Next we add and sauces of Functions Four Saucei Jefferson says that sauces have four "First to quicken the palate functions to sensibility to the distinctive flavor of the material second to enhance the said flavor third to produce a new flavor by the combination of the sauce with the mntorial and fourth to satisfy a natural deficiency in the texture of the material " What Jefferson says about sauces ap plies to seasonings as well Too many concentrate kitchens too Aimrican thori uglily upnrt pepper salt mustard ginger cinnamon and nutmeg I am of the not decrying these Importance basic seasonings Hut why not take of the numerous others advantage and useful Oftwhich are Inexpensive en even thyme hay leaf sage sweet celery salt and curry powder inajoram are laik’ng on the pantry shelf Few people take advantage of the whole seeds such as mustard celery pepper which of course cloves and allspice must he used with discretion but which add so much to meat and fish dishes and to sauces the seasonings Among the fresh onion and parsley tire the standbys Too often chives let Us garlic water cress all of which are easily obtained are forgotten Celery tops Instead of being dried and saved are often thrown Is used Mint only with lamb away when It can he used to such an ad vantage In a tomato or vlnpgar sauce Ollier Seasonings At the Italian markets you will find such as many other fresh Reasonings tarragon sweet basil and other less known herbs In the nhsonre of fresh use of tar- make you may tarragon HOME Nf BARBER ragon vinegar occasionally especially Our for salad dressings and sauces salad dressings may he made differ ently every day If we vary the vinegar white wine red and cider malt using We vinegars as well ns the tarrogon should not forget lemon juice for salad and the sliced dressings and sauces fish and certain demon in cooking The sliced orange as well ns meats the orange Juice have good uses for the same purpose A little experimenting will show us whhih seasonings go best with certain For instance am particularly foods In fond of nutmeg with string beans It seems to me pea soup ami with rice that cloves ns well ns onion or gailh tomatoes Chives are par belong with tieuloily good with potatoes or with cheese ns well as In a snlad Celery seeds add a different touch to potato salad while a combination of mustard and celery with mild vinegar sauce for oysters make a delicious which is commonly used Horseradish as a sauce for meat adds an original and to a whipped tang to mayonnaise cream dressing for meats especially like the 'combination of horseradish with scrapped and apple whipped cream vvliirh may he sweet or sour olives both green and black am! pickles and capers add their special notes to sauces and salad dressings and to certain types of meat cookery lTmentos and green peppers which are used very often add color and flavor to many dishes Poppy seeds are particularly good with noodles nnd you may or may not like caraway seeds with potatoes cab In this huge nnd sauerkraut country we usually associate these seeds with rolls nnd rye bread hut you see they have other uses Anise seed which Is such a favorite seasoning In Spain and Italy Is to my way of thinking best in sweets such ns cookies or cakes hut It should be used with a very light hand ’i 3 XZZ V’ SrA Duck With Orange duck pound butter small onion oranges Prepare the duck season brush with butter and nrrange in an earthen casserole Slice onion and one orange re move seeds nnd nrrange around duck Hake In a hot oven (450 degrees Fall r Lights of New York patties ' D H Wind and Frost Aided in Cutting Grand Coulee Coulee Dam Wash —Brand Coulee the great gap through which the Co Inmbi-river now flows site of the $02000000 dam project was formed by W J forces other than water MnJ former United States armv Hopkins believes geologi't Major Hopkins said wind and frost ns well as water apparently bad cut the coulee during a period of thou Many have sands of years geologists held the rut was made by the swift flowing waters of the river once much larger than at present t: Sunday School Ordered Din-Tex— Judge T K Cleburne believes in applying old time remedies to old time faults so when five youth' him with were brought before charge-raiding a fanner’s watermelon the boys to attend Sim be sentenced day school ‘'every Sunday’’ Apple Tree Everbearing Shoshone Idaho -- The Darrali rin-near here boi'ts an "everbearing" ap The tree was discovered to tree pie be hearing ripe npples small grei n newly formed apples nnd blossoms-a- ll at the same time $ £ n 4 ' ' y v 1 7 ' ' a s ' u - j v£ k 'XT' V £ '4V t' W I i f fyf ' i ' 2 - s - ' 2 ' q Hi JL Believing that California will be a paradUe for them If Cpton bums are making their way to that state as fast as they can A freight train f t ' - 1 N jx rv BETANS ' n J -- WSV v- -: ' 't ' rl am get- :Kr v To remove the feathers fron wild ducks dip them In boiling water then wrap In a thick eloth The feather' are steamed loose In n very few min ufes nnd (lie pins will give little or no trouble the A''' r M v'jtWJ r'V-- I t v- m" Boiled or candied apples colored red serve as an effective garnish for roast Candled cranberries also can goose be used Is see f Hobos Are Flocking to California TIES Well 4 - rt flatirons with Iron Ivan Discarded dies if painted with a bright colored enamel make excellent hook ends baked "' Traveler Hug— near Boston ‘fitM l t ' ting if h ' f' wfi m " f " - very potato croquettes served with chops or J' c ' t' t In the spring of ths OXK morning Mrs Caroline Poirier of St in the Province of Quebec Canute said of her one roused and neighbors yV'' £ I with much agitation that ehe was nn N w 4a able to get Into her home or ronse her 4' - V husband e She had been spending the night (HUH f At A v with a friend nearby and said that vsv ' ' her husband who bad been working 4 I y 4 on the repairs to a church at St nine miles distant was expected ) ' i j'Ti boms some time the previous evening The police were summoned the door j? broken In and the husband found lying on the floor dead JPV’A'vj nis body bore three knife wounds tH and It was quite evident that ther had been a struggle s But beyond the disordered appearance of the room there were no clues to Indicate who the culprit might bav X x been p The strange part of It was that HA had been taken from the nothing house so that the murder could not This farmerette of eastern Washington Is holding some prize winning have been for the purpose of theft sheaves of the state's wheat harvest which thfs year amounts to about Mrs Poirier was naturally distract' bushels ed and went about the work of settling np the estate like a woman In a traLce The man who had led a dissipated By life died practically penniless but h L L STEVENSON did leave an Insurance policy of $2000 In favor of bis wife Isidore Poirier had been a contracIs Thomas By no means I’eter Arno haa devised something that tor and builder In a amall way and Kang wara should fill a den of the New York countyjail want— an Cordelia Vlau the he had married Ills eyebrows are shaggy gruff gaoler It seems that Hol- handsome daughter of farmer after evening outfit hut Ids eyes are a mild blue and he lywood conditions caused him to turn a whirlwind wooing looks at the world through Ids mind from satirical art long They had no children but’ for some enough to overcome the difficulty and yeara after their marriage they lived glasses while he chuckles Warden Kane was criticized re- confusion that arise when one finds very happily oneself at an evening affair where cently In a report of the state departAt the end of that time the woman hava commission some of the guests wear formal attire seems to ment of correction have conceived an aversion The some tuxedos some business suits and ing looked things over at his Jail her husband for some sports outfits Since similar sitreport doesn’t worry him In the slightfor this according to The reason est He takes It ns a matter of course uations are by no means confined to one of the commentators on the affair all the Hollywood nnd goes right abend extending despite the long campaign Is that she was masterful woman on the wards his to he can for tails York New at privileges waged evening and he was a man of “very common a brief resume of the artist's nffalrs ground that they are not desperadoes mold” and therehut merely civil prisoners may not be amiss The gossips had It that she was enAs a fore entitled to consideration amored of another man one Samuel return for his kindness the prisoners It Is a midnight blue dinEssentially I’arslow a carpenter who worked for with him In various ways ner Jacket with proper accoutrements from keeping the Jail neat and clean But a set of tnlls which may be at- her husband At all events they were seen toto obeying tached In a Jiffy are carried while the whatever rules he wants her enforced to gether very much and he paid black vest when turned changes white sntln The bow tie Is black on marked attention' Indeed on the night wlien the Most of Warden Kane's guests are one side and white on the other Thus ti were the two occurred had because of their failin the hoosegow the most formal requirements are met ' ' ure to meet alimony payments Thus On the other hand the Jacket when gether But ‘'that la Itself did not necesthe Institution Is the headquarters of turned wrong side out becomes a green When tweed sports coat and the trousers sarily connect either of them with Ih the Manhattan Alimony club crime ten when rolled above the knee are tweed Kano first took charge Warden Mrs Poirier was the organist of above golf sox the club's The wings df the stiff headquarters ago years Were In the famous Ludlow street Jail collar turn down and become clip for the village church while J'arelo wa ' a memhec of the choir ' lie couldn't do much for the boys down a four In hand tie the1 Maybe report station Hut when the old police Is untrne But It sounds Interesting there Thnt fact might well have explained © Boll Syndicate —WNU Service street was reon West their frdqnent meetings’14 modeled into a Jail nnd the warden the authorities In the meantime nnd the club moved up tovyn condiwere Working hnrd to trace the OW IT STARTE The kitchen Is tions were different of the dead man prior to tht located So Warden Kane murder conveniently JEAN NEWTON to prepare members club allowed thnt he had been It was ascertained nnd fried beefsteaks By potatoes working that very day at St Jerome nnd by he permuted them to do a lot That Word “Apothecary” The people of the village Informed of the one was hat more cooking HE apothecary Is of course the them that he had left there in a caror pharmacist When we riage saying that he was going home things for which be was criticized look Into the origins of the words we Other persons living on the road Cooking In the New York county Jail shall find “pharmacist" derived from tween the two towns testified that ts all right Warden Kane bolds though the Creek “pliarmaceutlcuR" the sci- they had seen him pnss with the team doesn’t wish to criticize the correcence of preparing or using drugs the One of them said thnt a woman actions department Jail fare gets more to describe this companied him appropriate nntonous nnd friends of prisoners are man's occupation Hut "apothecary” this person was not Unfortunately sandwiches them fruit Is the word originally describing It In able to give a very good description always sending If eaten nnd other comestible things being centuries older thnn the of the woman English Also comparatively In cells new “pharmacist” Also they cause a muss At this stage of the Investigation who become and grocers butchers It Is not used only In English the Ger- the ngent of tho Insurance company of the club because of nil members man for druggist being “apoteka” And which had Insured the victim appeured form omissions strong usually yet the apotlieeary takes Ills name not to say that Mrs Tolrier had personally ninny Thus when they get out friendships for scientific medicinal associations taken out the Insurance had carried and was they send ha- k supplies which have to hut merely from a storehouse! For on nil of tho correspondence Tin re is one restriction be cooked the word has Its source in the Greek particularly anxious at the time to be I’rlsoners can't have wines however a or “npotheke" storehouse place where sure thnt she would get the money no meals their with or liquors things are "put away !” Verily strange matter whnt might have been thi nre the ways of language! cause of death — WNU Service Not so long ago I had occasion to © Bell Kyndlrnt to take The authorities determined Interview one of Warden Kane’s wards the bull by the hnrns and both Mrs whose wife had been Irked by Ids tar arrested ami I’arslow were Poirier British Wedding Cakes He wasn't diness In weekly pay merits were plneed In different cells Resent March of Time They About the only differnt all downcast nnd each told a story that conflicted ence between Jail nnd Ills club he said linden— Short hair short skirts or with the other shorts more conscrva was that he didn't have to sign any nmy replace just The evidence was circumstantial but Also there were no dues elie ks live styles In women's attire but the It was shown thnt the woman had gona traditional wedding cake never will be- to St Jerome and had brought her that Word conies from Hollywood come shortcake husband home on the night the trap At the most recent exhibition of the edy was supposed to have occurred art of British bakers nnd confectionand senBoth were found guilty ers examples of matrimonial pastry tence of death was at once pronounced still retained the Gothic architectural In spite of the fact that the woman style favored by the Victorians had been shown lfi anything but I While every other type of structure favorable light petitions were numerhas become plainer severer and more ously signed nnd presented to the govutilitarian the wedding cuke retain! ernor general urging him to show all the cupids eurlyeues and ornamenclemency to the female convict white Icing detations In glistening lie declined to Interfere saying that stined later to smear the underside the law must be permitted to take Its of the bridesmaids’ hopeful pillows course When the noose was prepared TELLING HIM Parslow was so limp that he had to be literally carried to the platform Not so the masterful woman '4 She walked op the steps with a Arm " tread and as she reached the I exclaimed: -- mill “Be quick thnt Is all I ask" My Neighbor SAYS: are SWEET f ?puhUcUeer The Quebec Mystery J Skin of Rare Monkey Is Given to Smithsonian SEASONINGS AND Harvest Washington’s & ' for Service UTAH A Sample of Wash— Honey bees can Pullman do two dance steps according to Dr R L Webster Washington State While college entomology professor not like the fox trot or wait they of are characteristic movements worker bees returning to the hive “dances" convey to The other bees Information regarding of pollen within reach abundance pf the colony THE SPENDTHRIFT $ GARLAND Washington Bees Dance Into Hives IPIIEE 70 by JIMMY GARTH WAITE CD ZEST TIMES ry ' 'A i i Sinclair Is elected governor lot of them are here seen thousands of hobos and arriving at Tilandvon a Bervlc Air’s Compoiition The colorless gas which we call ths air or atmosphere Is a mixture of about 7703 per cent several gases 2073 per cent oxygen being nitrogen 095 per cent argon 0003 per cent “Did you hear the joke 1 played on carbonic add gas 00)1 per cent hydrogen and water vapor averaging 120 my w re?” It also contains mlnuta "Not unless you refer to your get- per cent of the rare gases helium quantities ting her to marry you” A neon niton and xenon krypton cubic foot djf atr under average condDwarf Toad Run pound or an The Argentine dwarf toad runs It itions weighs about ounce and aMjunrter does not bop or Jump - |