The Oregon daily journal., May 15, 1905, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. MONDAY1 EVENING, MAY r15, 1803.
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This Is the Advice Miss Tingle
Gives Housekeepers of
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-Ever since we began our campaign of furnishing-
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All Day Tomorrow at .
FIRST BULLETIN TO BE -
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BLOWtTO WILLIAMS
Following.LDeclinMRepub
"rTriican Committee lace; : ;
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TOO MUCH BUSINESS IS
THE REASON HE GIVES
Candidates for Mayoralty Prepar
Ing f or-ActiveCampaigft in J
r , Near Future.
-i Th refusal of George M. Hill to err
M secrctarx of tb RepubUcan eltjr c0
, -trml commltUa i retarded as a algnlfl-
cant incident of the-eampalg-n. Mr. Hill
derltrted for bualnesa reasons. . .
. The attempt to attach him to the
, campaign aa an active manager , was
' obvlouBly -to Influence - the element In
local politics that Is known to follow
him. Mr. Hill was actively associated
with the Simon faction. Had he agreed
to become secretary, he would have won
support otherwise less likely to be .given
the Williams ticket. J
- the reKBlar Rerubltcan ticket
- from the second "ward, nas been assured
support from the managers of the Wil
liams campaign. Sullivan has peen for
years a loyal friend of the 'mayor and
his political associates, and has com
pelled them to espouse his cause In this
- fight. He has announced that he will
make the contest for the- council tra the
- platform f free hooks for school chil
dren. Sullivan will also have the full
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'gzTTT'Tri, i Free
y? (p PowderrMith
afc saa
oodard," Clarke,
support of th
e ii
uor Dealers'- assocla-
It has becjLdctermlned that the Toung
Hen's Regular Rnpublicanxclub will be
the. mainstay of the mayor campaign,
and will irttend to the organlmtlon of
the "precincts. - Jay "H. tJpton la preaU
danV-anaritjazitlub -cJairasa;- complete
organisation of the city. -
Mayor W4111ama-wlU-maka- a speaking ;
campaign, as will Dr. Harry Lane, and
tetveworlt-wHf begin thlf weekv Head- I
quarters will be opened by both parties.
ElmerrBrColwelt, Republican-chairman; j
will -have headquarters In the McKay
building. Third and ' Stark streets., on
the second floor. Richard W. .Montague,
chairman for the Lane roares. will an
nounce his headquarters" within a day
of two.
'InrtependenrT'anaidates will be put up
for the council In wards where the Ret
publican nominees are unsatisfactory.
The Prohibitionists will support B.
Lee Pagetr thetr nominee for mayor.
Tho normal vote of the prohibitionists
in thl city Is probably 500,-and to that
vote some will be added because of the
personal popularity of Mr. Paget. -It
la known, -however that some of the
Prohibitionists, realising - the" Impossi
bility 'of electing Paget, will support
Lane, although probably oaly a few
votes will come to the Democrat from
that quarter, t - - -
Talk is heard Of a cltlaens" ticket.
headed by Dr. , Iane for ma,yor, and it
Is probable that auch .a.. move will be
made. On -this will be nominees from
both tickets, selected according to their
desirability, from .the standpoint of good
government. -
MAYOR-SHOULDLENFJJRCE
NOT INTERPRET, LAWS
Rev. J. F. Ohormley's subject. "The
Next Mayor," Attracted a large audience
to the Central Christian, church last
evening, but a number-of politicians
who expected to hear him name the
man of his choice were disappointed.
"One of the strangest questions at
Issue In the arjnraarhlng contest Is
A . SPECIAL OFFER.. MADE "TO - INTRODUCE- THE
r ; MERITS OF JOURNAL "WANT ADS"
The-Journal- having "made a- special.; arrangement "with ""the
K. C. Baking Powder Co., ,it haa beenjdecided that with each
25-ent "Wanf Adlthere will be given entirety frie a 25-ounce
can of this well known 'article. ' '
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' This offer will be made for a limited time only, and those who
- have property to sell, rooms to rent, lost articles to find, etc.,
, ' f 'm& The Journal of invaluable aid. .
K. C is the up-to-date baking powder which is sold by all the
.leading grocers "29 ounces (or 25 cents." It is becoming more,'
popular every day as (housewives learn of its superior merits.
1 I v makes pure, wholesome food, and is unexcelled for hot
j . - biscuit or fancy cakes.
Co.
whether" or-not the
laws
Shall be' en-
TOTceaV
"Tie -siTdT"
"It
seems
that we
e-to the time In our clvrc ntsr
tory when a political oartv will make
for,lt f.hlef plank In a inunlclpai plauJ
lorm tflajoa-nrorctimant of TUw-aod
ask for such a platform, the J support
of respectable- people. So-far aa the
enforcement of law Is concerned, it
) oiigl
mayor..
The mayor Is not .a lawmaker.
rtterpmet-trarrhe -mhouiirTs
a law enforcer. - If there ts any doubt
as. to th' meaning of a law, there are
proper trlbunala. that must determine
the Intent of that which the legislative
power nas ssid shall be the; law. When
the- mayor-elect takes his seat he alao
takes a solemn obligation to enforce
the laws. To aid him In thla undertak
Tng-he haa-all-the elaborate machinery
of government, from the police power
to that of the president of the-United
States. -. - ' '
"In this contest I contend that. If
themayorla JJncapable, or' from any
oiner cause refuses to enforce the lawn.
ha ought to be Impeached. If there Is
no law by which this principle-may be
made effective, l. say we need legisla
tion on the -subject. The ends of the
law must not ibe defeated by the neglect
of offlclala nor the Intrigues of corrupt
politicians. z: - -
DID NOT KNOW WATER '
PIPES WERE NEEDED
Although the contract for ' the lm
provement of Fifth atreet, between Mor
rlson and Jefferson - streets, was let
Inpt fall, the. city water board did not
fllltcPvei.Xhat- anw and larger water
main waa necessary on the street until
the contractor began to lay the pave
ment last week. The crushed rock will
have to be taken up and the -work
stopped until flic water board Installs
It new pipe line , .. -
t A 1-Inch main will replace the defec
tlve old four-Inch pipe laid many years
ago. In aseof f Ire the and msln could
not supply sufficient water for one of
the large1' ffre engine of th city.
Baking
Expert in Domestic Science Says
j new economy in purcnas
Zl nss . Best Foods,
wish there we7ett-ofCeven of
was Miss Tingle's plaint today
when asked about the clean market list,
which will soon be published. "I am
jeseivjua; letters every day from Jous
t pere, gomplanrmg-of market which
they wish me to Inspect, and I get ap
plication right along from market men
wishing an Inspector, , and what with
good markets that must be visited and
commenced and ba4.on.es that must be
visited and reproved, I have hardly time
to think.
The "health board hopes to be able to
begin making out the claan. list at an
early date. - All markets that have made
application for inspection will be visited
before . the first bulletin of name 1
published, and Qfhers will be added aa
fast as thsy f ulfull the requirements.
Trie absence of a market, from 'the
first lists might nof mean' failure to
comply with regulatlona for cleanliness,
ai. tha-4npector-wiltiBotrh4V time to
visit all the markets by that time, but
it will mean that the owner of such
market has not appjled for Inspection.
The requirements for the clean Hat
are rigid and any market may be added
to the llt aa 4t meets them, end like-.
wise any may be dropped from the list
ss It retrograde The Inspector will
visit and revisit markets to see that
the standard Is kept up.
What Housekeepers Want.
Housekeepers have been aaklng what
the pepper requirements should be,- that
flgid. and all have agreed I" asking
for gtass covers and screens for exposed
foods, care In handling and delivery of
goods, proper eonvenlences for personal
cleanliness of employes, goods kept off
Jbe walkslTand rrorer use -ofsap and
water throughout -the ltniMtng
t-ws auga-esTeaTfiarTa first and
ia4tt4M aTaAtfftt
but-thla Is considered 1mprctieabre,
though I should almost. like to sea It
done, because there are ao' few I can
consrlennouslf ;i6ut lonrthe-cleinllst,"
sa!4 Miss Tingle. -: . . .
The cours -lit - marketing- t-t- be
opened at the Pomestlo Science', school
Friday at JO o clock, and. Alias Tingle is
taking much - Interest- lrt this course.
wbleh she considers valuable and Inter
esting. There will be lecture work andJ
some- market-field worky when the 1m
struotar will, take , has pupils to-raarkeU
to see the actual cutting of meats and
the actual choice between th better and
poorer grades of vegetables. ,. -
"One thing 1 ' should like to Impress
mrt'h,claa.,-th-tnatnietor aid;-!ns
the 'domestic- -conomy-rthat -exlnt - in
buying . In large -quantltlea rather than
Bmaihndn-ylng-riiOTe expensive
graqea. ,
'1 have been disgusted sometimes
when I have recom mended housekeepers
in hiiv thdlr berries at a, certain tilaee
lbeeuBerthey are covered- and carefully
cared for and every berry Is perfect,
and have .been told: 'But they ar II
centa a box there, and at such and such
a place w can get two boxefoxl.
"'And they never - realize that by: the
tirnp all the. spoiled -berries are cast
out they have lost more thanthat-l
cents they thought tp have saved. -The
i same -principle makes some of them buy
yesterday besr Berne r today from thi
stleet hawkers at "'a' fen t or two lesi
snd prompt ther purchase of such sta
ple as sugar In weekly quantities of 10
pounds instead of saving In the long
run by purchasing the' 100-pound sack.
Sugar flour, potatoes are alway good;
why. not a-rron themf
In thla proposed course the cutting
of meat will be ' demonstrated, the
proper uses of different cuts, the choice
of fish snd poultry, the proper storing
of foods bought In quantities, and Jhc
case where It is economy to buy the
better grades of food rather than the
cheaper with less nourishment. The
pupils will be instructed to train both
thamaalyaa.jindthe dealer tO' their
wants, and will be advised, to give a
word of praise nd encouragement where
lt1s deservfl7air-well.as to point out
where there" Is fault. .When dealer .and
housekeeper have reachedthta-polnt
the ordering by telephone will Sot have
Us present dangers.
The school will b-ropned for the
winter work September IS and. Judge.
from, . the encouraging prospects, the
tjrnvwlllbe.a very juccessful one. The
prospectus will be lesuenfrthe near
future, when Miss Tingle "catches up
with - her market Inspection, aa she
aid. She has been engaged to give a
course of lecture In domestic science
and demonstration work at th Cnautaur
qua this Bummer.
DANGER TO CITY Ifo - --
- GAMBLERS' CONTROL
"On ot th greatest danger In al
lowing the gambler and grafter . to
contror th government of the. city I
that so many begin to think that- eurh
thing ar a necessary part of poli
tics," , said ReV. A. M. Rock wood last
night 'in a sermon. at th Highland Pres
byterian church.) . . ...
The publlo v conscience becomes
seared .and . grarters get. ready for
greater, evils, .far worse abuses and
greater' robberies, ot which they other
wise would not ttave thought Every
In, brings a worse sin with It, because
one's Ideals are lowered j and one's
morar sens" ses red.
The city which puts awrfy the plsgiie
nnts aaon trwtsv will not lava to flaht
the same thing tomorrow, but will be In
a better condition to fight the enemies
that will then arise. All th sins that
mm from yielding to th first tempta
tion will -be done away with by vic
tory over tti; It ts not merely to the
one that comes back wltJl flying colors.
but to th on who fall with hi face
to, the foe, that the promise oF reward
Is' given. He overcomes a trusy
th on who survives the battle."
VISITORS WILL SEE r rv : ;
: RARE COLLECTION
...
Th .John . Burrounjhaf -society will
throw. open Its rooms' In the city hall
to visitors this summer. Arrangement
ar now under way to decorate the walla
of the rooms with photographs of birds
taken by IL T. Bohlman, W. L, Flnley,
if outr-r
not take
WHENTOU SEE IT IN OUR AD irrjJO
Ross Nicholaa and A. W. AiMiony. . The
plelurefnav - bn -contrlBUWd -and
The society will also have a. corner in
tne.-forestry building at the Lewis 'and
Clark exposition, which will bar decofaled
with photographs. Connected with thla
will be an aviary In which will be a coI- ,
lection tof Oregon's aong smd gatmr-btrdc t
A member. -of the society will b selected
eo distribute circulars at the society
booth," Inviting people to visit the society
rooms in - the city halland the city
museum,
H. T. Bohlmali" Tia Teslghed as treaa--,
urer of the aoclety and Miss uorn Lar-
rabe haa been ' elected . to fill the va
cancy. .. .... .
,j.6tx sraonaoa at sxa.
(JootbsI Bpeclsl ISerrlee.)
TTKew Tork.". May 15. From 7 Europe
cornea the. story of how Miss Jennie
Crocker returned to the sea whence
they -cam a 18.000 string of .pearls
while crossing the ocean on her -recent
trip to Europe. .The necklace, which
waa of th rarest quality and el re, was
purchased In San Francisco about two
months ago. Just before Miss Crocker
went away, 'and waa accidentally , lost
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The Exquisite Flavo:
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. and It mellow dellclousn
: :; appeal most atronjly to people
of refinement, hence It Is balled -
TkeAnericai Gentlcman'jliiskej ,
m V $aM tvt mtt drttlftw etm n4 ).
if
P
Hunter
Baltimore Rye
savAk
.V.w'sm
Our store has been thronged with customers' while,,
our competitors have wondered how we did it.- We
don't mind telling YOU, even if our. rivals
Nearly-a year ago jure made a deal
eryiarge manufacturer, to supply us with
than 1,000 Suits,- the conditions ; being
MUST be
First-Class in
FABRIC-FIT
AND FINISH S
"And the best values to'be
obtained in America. The
manufacturer has fulfilled
hiacontract to the letter
thus enabling us to keep
"our " contract with; you ;
.that is, to give'youffor.
Suits-equal to. those oLother stores at $15.
long to convince you of the truth
v Eiaiemems.
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This is not one of those propositions that float onr empty
assertions." It is a -good,--sound financial investment
' whereby trie ecprtpmy2prtc.es become" i.lsdurce .'of-.' t'heZ
greatest gain wjthin a short period of time. All outside'
property rises on a larger per centage than does city val
uations, but this addition, to Portland has so many mor
Rfor Improvements
arid -NaiuralReburces
That upon first investigation it becomes . the . favored
1 ': ' '. purchase. , v . f.. ,
It is as level as
Its climate conditions are perfect
, and great, for health. V
TSe Oaks is adjacent
And, offers great recreation and-
amusemeritfeatiires, and is con-
sidered by men w,ho know to be
7the "most ideal "Coney Island""
; . resort in the country. '
-Already on the premises and no
expense to yougraded streets,'
fine sidewalks and curbs.; Wa-.
i i .. .i ter mains laid." -'
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