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i. Top burners should not be lighted until ready to use them. Oven burners lighted but a few
moments before using, according to the temperature desired. Make all preparations first and then
se only heat enough to accomplish the work to be done. In cooking, as soon as the water bolls, turn
jjown the lire-r-you can't make the water any hotter. '; r '
3. Matches are cheaper than gas., Extinguish and relight the burners tetween operations. Turn
off the burners the instant the work is' done. Perfect results are obtained by using just so much, no
more nor less gas than required. - . . ,:
3. Learn the value of simmering burner. .
4. Plan your meals so that when the oven Is in use you can do most of the cooking In the oven.
Vegetables and fruits usually cooked over top burners may be transferred to oven, saving the gas and
josing no flavor in this method. .
5. Follow these simple rules and with a little thinking and planning you will be able to make the
gas billstexceedingly reasonable, and have a lot more coomfort besides than could possibly be -gained
1 with the use of any other fuel.
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GOSSIP OF CITIES
ABOUT THE BAY
Weekly Letter to The Journal
Filled With Interesting News
and Current Topics of Dis
cussion. - '
Hermann, Oregon's New Con
gressman, Not Favorably Re
called By Any Person Found
in bolden bate City,
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SECOND AND TAYLOR STS., Portland, Or.
By John J. Harrison.)
BAN FRANCISCO. June 6. It may not
be very 'flattering to your new Con
gresfiman-elect to find that In spite of
the notoriety, whether savory or other
wise, he achieved m WashinKton. he is
comparatively unknown outside of his
district. I had occasion to talk with
eral prominent- men here "regarding
Hermann election, and In most cases
hud to tell them who and what he Is.
The new Congressmen-elect from .San
Francisco LIvernash and "Wynn will
doubtless be heard from In Washing
ton when they cross swords with the
Hon. Blnger, for these two men were
elected as the champions of the com
mon people and have well defined views
on the power and abuse of capital. They
will naturally oppose all legislation sug
gested for the benefit of trusts and
big corporations generally, and It Is not
difficult to surmise on which side of such
questions Hermann will be found. The
only remark made to me that could be
considered favorable to Hermann was
that of a prominent Democratic poli
tician. When I asked him what he
thought of the result of the election in
Oregon, and explained that I referred
to the choice of - Blnger Hermann for
Congress, he replied: "Great Scott!
Binger! How that maji must be handi
capped, burdened with such a name."
Dlmmlok Wu Clever.
Now that Dlmmlck. the Mint robber,
Is putting in time, at San Quontin, prob
ably counting thet'-days 1 until he shall
have an opportunity to make use of his
Ill-gotten fortune, people still discuss
the embezzlement and speculate upon
the manner- of Its accomplishment,
have an explanation from a Mint em
ploye, part of which has never been
published, It came out during the trial
that Dlmmlck had the combination of
the vault door from which the coin was
abstracted when he held the office of
chief clerk. When . he was given an
other position bis. successor opened the
door In order to change the combina
tion of the lock. Dlmmlck stood on the
other side of the safe door and observed
the new combination being made, the
tumblers showing both front and back.
But there was another "safeguard" to
oe consiaerea, tne lime attachment.
inis contrivance Deing put into opera
tlon dropped a small bar of steel in
such a position as to make it lmpos
slble to work the combination loclt until
a specified time, say 12 or 24 hours after
being set, when the mechanism removed
the bar and the lock could then be
worked. Dlmmtck's Ingenuity was equal
to the emergency. At a favorable time
he simply took the screwdriver and re
moved the little steel bar that stood be
tween him end the coveted coin, and
the man who continued to set the time
lock did so all unconscious of the fact
that the clock might just as well-have
been hanging on the wall outside for
any security it was furnishing.
Will Oet After I.eke.
Referring to San Quentln recalls th
recent announcement made by the Call
that Warden-'-Agulrre Is to be rellved-
In July. During the last state cam
paign that paper charged, day after
day, that the warden was guilty of-al
most every crime in tne calendar, ana
published documentary evidence to prove
Its charge at least to Its own satis
faction, for the courts dismissed the
case when the matter , was brought up.
Governor Gage was also made a target
for the Call's bitterest shafts, and there
are lots of Republicans today who think
that the Call was responsible lor Gage's
defeat for renomlnatlon. I predict that
If Aguirre Is deposed and discovers 8am
Leake of the Call had at last succeeded
In bringing about his downfall, there
win be a hot time In the old town when
the two men meet.
J ago Well B member d.
A , pioneer of California named Jago
committed suicide In Arizona on June
3 by blowing off the. top of his head
with a load of buckshot. His death
brings to mind the old days when San
Francisco was, not mu'ef more than a
village, and along through, what Is now
a compactly built up portion of the city
a road straggled out to the Cliff House,
barred near the town end by a tollhouse,
for this same man Jago for tnany years
sat in front of the tollhouse and col
lected money from'the travelers passing
by on their way to the already famous
resort on the oceanstde.
Hot Reoonolled.
A rumor was printed In the Eastern
papers a few days ago that John Vance
Cheney and his divorced wife had
reconciled their differences and were
about to renew marital relations. Un-t
fortunately the rumor proves to be un
true, for each of the talented couple
deny with considerable asperity that
any reconciliation Is possible. Profes
sor Cheney was for a number of years
librarian of the Public Library of this
city and is ah author of national reputa-
tlon.. Mrs, Cheney Is scarcely Jess
famous.- and has been engaged In teach
ing art in Chicago for several years. In
the same city where her former husband
Is librarian of the important Newberry
Library.
Baoe Suicide,
Vital statistics of San .Francisco for
the month of May show that the total
number of deaths was 678 and births
422. A hundred and fifty more deaths
than births Is a proportion calculated
to have its effect on the growth of the
city were it not for the fact that imml
gration is exceedingly large. The great
est number of deaths was caused by
consumption (80) and the next greatest
by heart trouble (2). Misadventure and
surgical shock were responsible for 42
deaths; there were four homicides end
10 suicides.
; : Comely of Tears.
It Isn't often one finds anything funny
In the dally business of the Hall of
Justice, for It Is ther -crime, -distress,
vagrancy and all the dark sides of life
come to the surface. . There happened
the other day, however, a bit of comedy
to relieve the . pitiable scenes one gen
erally encounters. Mrs. Tamia Hester
arrived In the city and engaged a hack-
man at the ferry to take her to a board
ing house, leaving the selection to the
driver. She came to the city In search
of her husbarid, Iva Dale Hester, who,
It appears, had abandoned Her In Ala
bama. She does hot desire to have the
man live with her again; she only wants
to get his signature to some legal papers
drawn concerning a legacy. Leaving the
boarding house she appeared at police
headquarters to obtain assistance in
finding her missing lord. After trans
acting her business with the depart
ment she started to leave the hall, only
to find that she had utterly forgotten
the location or even the name of her
boarding house. Returning to the office
of the chief she confessed that she had
lost herself as well as her husband.
paper men of this place have started
the publication of the Pacific Police
News, "Admiral" Arthur Dutton and
Elmore Lefllngweli being the responsible
editors and proprietors. Two numbers
have been Issued, and besides giving
run sporting news a department Is de
voted to police Intelligence. The half
tone work Is admirable, both In selection
of subjects and execution, of course the
young women In tights being much In
evidence.
Captain 'Bill ' Leale, the popular owner
Lof the. steamer Caroline, and known far
and wide as a club entertainer and gen
erally good fellow, leaves for a trip
to his native Gernsey with his wife and
daughter. Miss Leale graduated from
the University a few days ago and is a
charming young woman of many intel
lectual attainments. Captain Leale's
boat has carried many an excursion
party around the bay generally the
captain's own guests. As a reconteur
and mimic he has few, If any, superiors
on the Coast.
COUNT IN MARION .
(Journal Special Service'.)
SALEM, June 6. The official count
of the vote cast for Congressman in this
county last Monday, was made yesterday
afternoon. County Clerk J. W. Roland
and Justices of the Peace- H.--Overton
of Woodbum, and D. A. MagnesB of
Champoeg, the latter a Democrat, can
vassing the several precincts with the
ronowlng result: Hermann, 1,764;
Reames, 1.E97; Ingle, 209; Elmore, 183.
Hermann's plurality, 167.
An Interesting condlnon or affairs Is
noticed in that the precinct in. which
Hermann's personal representative in
this county lives Salem, No. 4, where
Captain S. B. Ormsby resides gave
Hermann 74, and Reames 86. This Is
usually one of the strongest Republi
can precincts In the county. Butte
vllle precinct gave Reames 68 to Her
mann's 21.
ROANOKE CELEBRATION
(Journal Special Service.)
ROANOKE. Va.. June 6. The next
four of five days will be a gala time
for the students, faculty and friends of
Roanoke College, the occasion being a
celebration of the semi-centennial of
the Institution held in conjunction with
the annual commencement exercises. An
elaborate program has been arranged
for the festivities. The baccalaureate
sermon will be preached tomorrow by
Rev. Luther A. Mann of LIUIestown, Pa.
The evening addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Anthony T. Orayblll of Linares,
Moxico, and Rev. Rufus Benton Peerym
of Saga, Japan. The senior class exer
cises will be held Monday. The next
three days will be devoted to exercises
in connection with the semi-centennial
celebration. . Governor. Montague of
Virginia, and a number of well-known
fraduates of Roanoke College will make
ddresses. As their offering in com
memoratlon of the semi-centennial, the
graduates and former students are rais
ing a fund of $26,000 to enlarge, con
nect and remodel the three old college
buildings.
The big Eastern cities no longer have
a monopoly In furnishing illustrated
sporting papers. Two well-known news-
HABERLEY NOT GUILTY
SALEM, June 6,-The preliminary
hearing of the charges against J. M.
Haberley and Clarence Beauchamp, the
two young arugglsts of this city charged
with larceny of goods and money, re
spectively, from the store of F. J. Haas,
recently, was held in' the City Record
er's Court yesterday, and after hearing
the testimony the court dismissed the
cases against both defendants.
SALEM TO. INDEPENDENCE
' (Journal Special Service.)
SALEM. June 9. The Greater Salem
Commercial Club met last night and ap
pointed' a committee consisting of C. 8.
Hamilton, J. L. Stockton and J. O. Gra
ham, to interview the business men of
Salem with a', view to raising the re
quired funds to operate a steamer, be
tween this city and Independence. The
club has a proposition from a former
steamboat man, asking .for a loan of
$1,200 to enable him to build and oper
ate the steamer needed on the route, and
the plan now is to see if the Salem mer
chants are Interested in securing this;
new transportation line.
Fref erred Stock Canned Qoods.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
WEDS ITALIAN PRINCE
(Journal Special Service.)
ROME, June 6. The wedding of Miss
Ethel Bronson, an American girl, to
Prince Cammlllo Rosplgllosl took place
here- today. The bride has resided la
Rome, occupying a magnificent apart
ment In the Palasso Borghese, since the
death of her mother several years ago.
Prince Cammlllo is a nephew of Prince
Gulseppo Rosplgllosl. whose wedding to
the divorced Mrs. Parkhurst of Wash
Ington excited great Interest two or
three years ago.
"THE NAME WILL BECOME A HOUSEHOLD WORD."
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