YOUR CREAMERY THE MAKING OF THIS COUNTRY Is Producing JU NIPER B U T T E R -“ Always fresh and pure” -A sk any jrm *r in Central O w n for the Juniper brand JUNIPER ICE C R E A M ~“ Its the cream” - M y how the taste lingers! JU NIPER B U TTE R M ILK -Sim ply delicious. Lets have another dish. No excuse for luml bisc uits or soggy cakes. JUNIPER CHEF1SE—Smooth and velvety texture. On sale at Redmond Meat Market. Sweet Cream any time, also ice in small quantities. n HIGHEST PRICES j PAID FOR B U T T ER FAT We Stand for the “ Square Deal’ W e sell the Interlocking U. S. CREAM SEPARATOR The W o rld ’s Standard Redmond C ream ery Co. ON EASY PAYMENTS 1. Close Skimming— Holds W orld ’s Record. 2. Easy Running. 3. Easy W ash in g— only ten seconds. 4. Long Life. Ask for a free catalogue or demonstration. YUAN IS IN AU G U R ATE D . Foreign Legations Not Repreeented— Imperialists Gaining. inches o f rain fell within five hours at Catalina. The fiahing boats w ere wrecked off San Diego when the storm was at its height. The hulks o f the vessels could be seen in the surf off L a jo lla George F. Werner, o f San Diego, and an unidentified companion, were the first victim s o f the storm. The surf cast up their bodies. It is believed that other lives were lost. A dozen or more fishing vessels le ft Ssn Diego before the storm and the two wrecks sighted probably were o f the fleet. None o f the fishing vessels has been spoken since. Pekin— Yuan Shi Kai was form ally inaugurated provisional president o f the Republic o f China in the presence o f a great gathering o f delegates, pro vincial envoys, m ilitary and naval offi cers and other prominent personages, in the new foreign office. Many for eigners attended the ceremony, but the legations were not represented. Yuan Shi Kai, who was in m ilitary uniform, read a declaration promising M EXICAN C A P IT A L FOR PEACE faithfully to develop the republic, observe the constitutional laws, and Public Demonstration of Loyalty to Administration Mads. retire when the national assembly ap M exico C ity— A big demonstration pointed a permanent president. The affair was solemn— almost pathetic— in favor o f peace and in support o f the constituted government was held here. and typical o f China's transition. Most o f those attending w ere at Perfect order prevailed. tired either in uniforms or European 5 President Madero for nearly three hours reviewed the demonstrations dress. The only touch o f Orientalism from the palace and from time to time was the presentation o f the scarfs to replied to impassioned speeches by the Yuan by two yello#-robed llamas. p , rafters. The speeches, while not A report has reached Pekin that laudatory o f Madero, pledged him sup Tung Kwang, the famous pass on the port in abolishing anarchy and ex borders o f Shensi and Honan pro pressed confidence in the government. vinces, has been captured by General The crowd, which filled the zoccolo in Sheng Yuan, governor o f the province front o f the palce, is estimated to o f Shensi, before whom, i f the report have numbered 20,000 persons. is correct, the provinces o f Honan and Darslict Vessel Reported. Chili are now open country The report says that 1,000 republi San Francisco— The schooner Lillie, can cavalry and infantry have desert which arrived from Coos Bay, report ed to the imperialists under Sheng * ed having sighted a derelict on March Yuan and that a large part o f the republican army in the North ia show 6, at about longtitude 126 dergees and ing strong symptoms o f reaction and 6 minutes west and latitude 40 de grees north. The wreck was appar may be affected seriously. ently that o f a three-masted schooner, I f the report is true, it is probable The masts and that the difference between the North floating bottom up. The ex and the South w ill be brought no spars were towing behind. posed keel was about 100 feet long nearer a settlement because o f the in Shipping auguration o f President Yuan Shi Ksi. and the bottom was clean. men are at a loss to account for the wreck, as no vessel o f that descrip GALE LA S H E S C O A S T . tion is known to be missing. 8torm Bursts Pisr and Wrecks Boats at Long Beach, Csl. Los Angeles— The loss o f a number o f fiahing vessels and two fishermen, the disabling £of a steamer and the wrecking o f the $100,000 municipal pier at Long Beach sums up in part the damage caused by a terrific gale which wrecked the coast o f Southern California. Much damage to trees and buildings was caused by the 60- m ile wind at Avalon, Catalina island, San Diego and other places on the coast. The weather has moderated some what, but a heavy sea is rolling. The weather was to rough in the channel at Avalon that the steamer Cabriflo could not make a landing there. Three Patriotic Q tr m m Cook. The kaiser's patriot cook. Karl Jac dlcke. a highly salaried official who played an Important part In the am peror's campaign for purifying the German language, has Just died. Jaedlcke was the first Imperial cook who scornfully rejected the nattering title chef, and called himself by the old German Mundkoch. In collabnra tlon with the kaiser, he worked out s complete dictionary of translations of the names of dishes from French Into German, and It was under bis regime that menus disappeared from the court and Spelseksrten. printed In Gothic letters, took their place. The German language league, a very powerful organization, regarded Jae dlcke as a hero, and wanted to make him Ita honorary vice-president The only dish for which Jaedlcke could find no German equivalent was mayonnaise, hut he got round that difficulty by spelling It ' Melonnelse. " thus giving It a German touch The whole staff o f the kaiser's kitchen turned out at Jaedlcke'a fu neral. and s speech was delivered lauding him as "an honest German namer o f Oerman things." Butterflies Without Heads. Two European scientists have been «taking some curious experiments on caterpillars, the value and meaning of which have not yet been explained They had the curiosity to find out whether a caterpillar can turn Into a butterfly If you deprive him of his head, also what will the butterfly be like? By tying llgaturee behind the heads, the caterpillars were decapitated This didn't seem to bother them much, ex cept that they didn’t crawl aa fast ae before. The greateat difficulty In the expert- menu was In getting the butterfllea out o f the chrysales, most of them died, and It was necessary to help the others out. The butterflies thus ob- talned did not differ from the normal type except for having no heads. Street Names Mutt Go. “ Hard as a Garfish“ 8logan. London — Visitors to London have A woman looking over costly frequent occasion to note the quaint and frequently repellant names borne Jewel cases In one of the most ex by streets and laneB o f the great me pensive of New York shops the other tropolis. Camberwell Borough Coun day was struck with the beautiful, cil is being petitioned to alter the Ivory like finish o f a number o f them. name o f Cut-Throat Lane to some “ What are they made o f* " she asked thing less grewsome. Among long admiringly. "Garfish skin, madam," streets to whose present nomenclature . answered the salesman "Garfish lenth- objection has been taken, may be j < k h Mttta known mentioned Asylum road, Beer lanO, otntdde of the trade and yet It has Dog Kennel H ill. Grundy street, | come to be of Importance. If not Lizard street. Pickle H erring street only can he worked up to this polish, and Frying Pan alley. hut It Is wonderfully hard. They say certain tribes of Indians knew Its se cret and that among them It was used I. W. W. street speakers in jail at aa armor, the tradition being that a San Diego, Cal., plugged the licks of breastplate of It would realat any tom the cel I room doors with b iU o f t.n and ahawk or arrow. It can be made now then tried to tear down tha cor Crete an that It will turn the edge of a knife walls of the building. or a spear." H. F. MEYER. Manager REDMOND OREGON Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, within and for Ctook County. Guy Sears. Plaintiff, vs P C Campbell and Thomas Cannon. Defendants T o P C Campbell and Thomaa Can non, the above named defendant» In the name of the State of tire Kofi You and each of you are her by summoned and required to apt ear In the above entitled rourt and an swer or plead to the complaint III_. therein In this suit against you on or before the 24th day of April. I»l which Is the time prescribed In th«- t order of the lion W L HraiDha Judge of said Court, pursuant to which this summons Is published and In which you are required to so appear, answer or plead, and If you fall to so appear, answer or plead, the plaintiff will apply to the f onrt for the relief demanded Ir the complaint, which relief |a aa fol lows That the plaintiff have judg ment and decree against the defend ant I* i f amptieil In the sum ot of Five Hundred Dollars with Interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 3rd day of May l» U , together with costs and dls bo moments of this suit. Including an attorney fee in the sum of One Hundred Dollars; that the certain mortgage made executed and de|lv ered by said defendant to the plain tiff dated May 3. 1911. upon and against the West half of the South west quarter of Hectlrm Thlrti Mx In Township Fifteen south of range FVni(feen east of the Wiliam. M. Me rldlan. be foreclosed nnd said prem Ises ordered sold for the p„rp«*e of paying and discharging said )udg ment and costs, that the defendants and all persona claiming by, through or tinner th«*m !»«• fnw|fm»<| flf «11 right, title or Interest which t h e y ” 7 ?n'1 MM premise, and that they he forever barred sad estopped from having or claiming to have anv right, title or Intere,“ In HeM •"‘ I-erlor to the t ff ti, 1 " nn a ln,,'r'•,, " r »he plain tiff therein and the !|en of plaintiff', mortgage thereon ,nd that t h e r i g h t , "t he plaintiff In said premise. Z declared and decreed to any rights of either ,,f the d. fendants therein »nd for all ,„rh other and further relief „ ,fl ,he Th '. V of T T the j" first " ‘ ,,n'1 equitable The T dnte publlcslh n of this summons lx the 7lh day of pub- ll.hr,rd ’ pursuant , llshed to nn order of the Hon. W 1, Bradshaw .fudge of the shove named Court, made on the Mtn ony o f Frhrnnry, '2 7M" 1 a wn.i/’ox i t , . . . w.. ,or Plaintiff F lr«t publication, March April A shopper who saved a d o lla r . . fw o the o th e r d a y t h r o n g m ad , th e ad of a particular sto re w in n" ,ï of that «tore pretty closely ANNOUNCEMENT The City Meat Mark H / K ANNOUNCE to the |*op!e of — ■ Kedmond and vicinity that we have opened a new Meat Market in the Muma building, com er of Bth and I street*, and will at all times keep on hand a full line o f all kinds of meat* and ¿foods usually carried in a first-class market. We solicit a share of your patronage. B elcher & M uma Buttitituj Corner (ith and F Streets. Redmond, On f A re Y ou Going to Built êk0 * J. M. Bevard, the architect, mak^ W complete plans and specification V f«*r all classes of Buildings. ^ prie«« a n right Lei ire with y* Bevard & Gant, Redmondt^l Subscribe for The S p iM ?