THE OnZGCIJ DAILY - JOUIUIAU PORTLAND, FRIDAY'
Tug Market Basket
The markets now bar moat anything
tLat could b asked for. -la fruits preo
tksally no Una U without representation.
Bananaa. orange and lemons are all
ther h Utter In bttr supply ajraln.
Watermelons ar now coming so treaty
and th pric la at auch 11 that you
needn't worry about making your
pocket-book look Sat.. There la cer
tain sweetness to th cantaloupe now
arriving" that you'll , never realat the
temptation . to buy-more th net time
you enter the market. Th price, too, ta
getting within reason. '..
There" la again an . Improvement In
the euDDlle of ' bananaa, but orange
are rather ware and -high. Peaches
n.!,,,,!!!!, frealv from all no lota
Ther ar Crawford from - California
and Alexander tram Oregon point. All
nf them taste rood. Pric 1 not 0
high, either. Apricots ar more plentiful
In the market now than for soma tiro,
irkia i. h. h.lvht f the aeaaon and th
run will not hurt long. Pric la nlg-h on
xwmnt of th area, shortage In th
Garden truck of aft kind la dlaplayed
by the market. Local eauljflower I In
nn snspo. aimousn m w m uw '.- ...
ftrtca. New onion ar now coming from
w.n. wn .nd it won't be long before
we'll have om of our own. Cabbage
from local garden wm never better
than at thl time. Th head ar amall
but very solid. .Green pepper ar get
ting cheap enough to eat. It' Wonder
ful how much mor demand there la for
green peppera now over that of a year
or two ago. People cultivating th habit
Thoee from local polnta ar freshest and
beat. .-.. .r...- -v
Ever think of eating banana bread?
That will be th new wrinkle If th
present prospects are fulfilled. A Nica
ragua man has asked that government
. to grant him an exclusive monopoly to
manufacture flour from bananaa for
term of M year. He say that not only
' will he enrich banana-grower by taking
care of all their surplus at a good price,
but would glv th people a flour that
would be sold cheaper than that manu
factured from wheat or- rye. Banana
cake will then be on th dally bill of
fare., ' -J :
Although there ar still aom supplies
of berries In th market It will not be
long- before all will disappear. Logan
berries, while not. so plentiful, a a
week ago. ar still reasonable la pric
and can tlU be put up for winter.
ATTORnEY nORRIS
OFFERS AID
Seattle Lawyer Informs Father
of Mrs. Creffield That He Will
Defend Woman.
MYSTERIOUS TELEGRAM "
RECEIVED AT CORVALUS
; On Dr of Murder of Oeorgt Mitch-
' ' cU Message Signed Frank Hart Im
parted New bat Young Man D-
t ' nles Attthorthlp.
: (Spwlal Plsaetek te 11m loereal.)
' Corvallks. Or., July 10 Will H. Mor--f-
Beattl- wlH-efen-:Mra;-Iaiid
; Hurt-Cref field In her trial for com-
pllclty lt 'th-murder of Georje H.
I ' Mitchell, utile he can aecur th serv-
loe of some lawyer entirely satlsfao-
tory to himself. j f
': ' ' Buch Is th . purport of a very ooar
' teous letter received yesterday noon by
O. V. Hurt from Attorney Morris. Mr.
I' Hurt Is highly pleased over th Intelll
"eno and shows hi ratification In a
brighter cast of countenano than he
' ha worn for some days. - He- baa
f not hin but th most enthuslastlo
I words of praise for th Seattle official
I and attorney with whom he ha had
1 deallna. ; - : L '
I ."Those - f eUows . have treated me
1 splendidly," he said today with deep
eeling, "and I perialuly pprtcia.w
their deep alndneaa.,
- Mr. Hurt expresses his belief that
both women will be sent to th asylum,
as he 1 certain .they ar mentally, de
ranged. ' He saya that In spit of the
fact that Mr. Creffield thought be was
against her wben he cam to Beattl to
? testify in behalf or ueorge Mitcneu ana
I accused him of being so, she still clings
f to him as her only friend and refuse
t to writ to or have anything whatever
! to do with her mother or lster In this
' j city. , '
I Mr. Hurt says that Maud always was
I a very peculiar girl and hard to under-
stand long before the day of Cref
. J fleldlsm. Hs state that he ha always
i been open and frank with her and that
lit told her wben h wnt to testify
I for Mitchell that b was not going
J against her, but was doing It for her
gond. she would' live to acknowledge
1 ... Ksthr Mltrhrll. tox)-defar -to-and
i depends upon his Judgment In her
1 hour' of dlfnculty, deaplt th fset that
. ehe shot dowa ths very brother whom ,
Mr. Hurt's evidenc 1 admitted to hay
l elesred. : ,. . '
. Frank Hart arrived bom today and
express a deatr to secur employ
' ment and remain here. HI wife and
child have been her ever sine th
Creffield camp at Waldport was broken
' 'tip and th few faithful follower
.' brought to Corvalll by a farmer of
- that vicinity.
- - la th coming bom of Frank Hurt a
peculiar fact ha been brought out. On
the avenlne; that Oeorse Mitchell was
For Iced Tea
' use
Devers
Golden West
Ceylon.
tea ;-': -"-v.
Peculiarly Refreshing.
Sealed. Packets Only.
Blackberries , ar now coming quit
freely, but the pric remain high. Soon
be cheaper. Rsspberrles ar Jilgber on
account of smaller supplies. Btnwber
rlea have about disappeared, and few of
th markets have any on band today
,' If th present hot weather continue
a little longer butter win d cneaper,
This 1 duetto th great quantity of
ream that daily sour on the hand of
lc cream manufacturers, this proaucc
can then be used only for butter, kenc
the heavy, supplies and the tendency et
the market to dron.
Egg a re just holding their own In
price today," on accoupt of. the smaller
purchase. Hot weather is arrecting tn
sal of eaa- to a great extent
Cheese Is higher on account .of. th
enormous demand -from the Puget sound
and California. Oregon 1 now supplying
most of th coast with its chees.v Tilla
mook principal place. ,
A few retail prices for yous ' "
1 BERRIES Best strawberries, Uo . a
box: raspberries. 10 a ' box: currants.
two boxes for 16c; . loganberries, $1.7$
crate. . " ' -
FRUITS Bananaa. lOo dosen: lemon,
KfiiSOo dosen; limes, Ko , dosen: cher
ries, C20o pound; apple. 40ffSOo dosen;
apricots, Uo dosen; plums, toe basket;
pineapple. 15$ 46c each; gooseberries,
two, pounds for S5o; grape a, JOo pound;
flira, tse dosen; peach, Uo.
VKOJCTABLISS Egg plant, 60c pound;
pepper, bell, 2So pound; small stses. 25a
pound; peas, "telephone, to pound; 'string
bean, three pounds for 15c; cucumbers.
510o each; summer squash, lOo pound;
new 'California onions, to pound; rhu
barb, (e pound; new potatoes, 19 pounds
for lie; green onions, JOo dosen bunches:
new carrots, three bunch for 6c; head
lettuce, three for Mo; watercress, 6c;
hothouse lettuce. Bo head; radishes, two
bunches for 6o; cauliflower, lOQl&c head;
tomatoes, lOfcOo; hothouse, ISo pound;
green corn, Sto dosen; mushrooms, 80c
pound; celery, two heads, Ko.
FRESH FISH Halibut, lOo pound;
salmon,- 16c; sturgeon. 16c; striped bass.
SOc; solea, , 10c; black cod, 12o; perch,
10c; flounder. 10c; shad. Ic; aea. trout,
too; crabs, Uo each; salmon cheeks, 16a
dosen: shad roe. l440o pound.
BUTTER AND EQGB Best creamery.
6So per two-pound roll; cooking, Ko roll;
fresh ranch ears,-Sto dosen.
POULTRY Chickens. JOo pound:
ducks, 76oGSLZ5 each; geese, R.0OO1.W
each; turkeys, lOo pound; spring chick
ens, Qbo pair: friars, 7ScCrl.&0 pair;
squab. 76o pair. ,
LOST TO. EACH OTHER FOR
60 YEARS, PIONEERS MEET
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Mrs. N. J. Walker and
(Special Dispatch to Tbe 7erssL '
Forest Qrov. Or- July 10. After
separation of three score year with
out th slightest trace of on another,
two of Oregon's pioneer indies, Mrs. N.
J. Walker of this place and Mrs. John
Zaohery of southern Oregon. hava- re
cently been , reunited and th strange
romance was appropriately celebrated
by pioneer friend and relative.
The two women crossed th plslns
together In U4f. starting from Missouri
In May and arriving in Oregon la De
cember. They traveled by oxteam and
many thrilling aad tragic scene fall to
their lot. They wer In that famous
party which was lost In th Nevsda
mountains and whose ranks"Wr r
shot, L, T. Bandell sent a telegram to
Mr. Hurt giving the news. Shortly
afterward a second dispatch cam to
Mr. Hart from Seattle signed "Frank
Hurt" In conversation today Frank
Hurt stated 1 that ho -had never sent , a
dispatch at all; that h was working
In victoria at th tlm and did not
ven learn of th shooting until th
following day. " It Is a pussl to both
Mr.- Hurt and hla son today as to who
used Frank Hurt's nam and what th
motlv was In th act.
Handsome Show Window.
What Is considered to be th most sr-
tlstlo and neatest show window In town
la th on lust completed by C F, Blsb
op, ths clothier, ss Tiuro street, i n
first-thing that lrlh tli y I th
heavy brass divider. They ar quit
massive, and can b so arrangad a to
make one big-window or five sectional
ones In appearance. There la no back
ground to ths window, it having th
open affect, so that th entire ator
can be - seen from th outside. Th
draperies are at heavy green silk velour
with satin lining. The light system nas
not been overlooked the electrical ef
fect being' arranged artistically with
th newest futures.
Mr. Bishop Is receiving much favor
able mention for his progresslvene in
hsvlng ths finest show window in th
City. ...... -:!
.Within th last two week decorators
hav been at work In th Interior of th
tor, and It now present a very pretty
appearance. Goods can be shown-1 bat
ter advantage, and that the peopl ar
sppreciatlng 4hfs . is evidenced by th
business activity. . .. .
RICHARDS AND SNYDE . .
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
(Iporl.l Dtep.trb' ts The Jrarnal.)
Baker City.. Or July 10. Allegation
of fraud ar mad against prominent
dtlsens of this vicinity In .charge, filed
by th Oelser-Hendryz Investment com
pany of Portland, which sue N. C
Richard and Clark flnyd to obtain
title t tb Tabor Fraction Quarts
claim, valued at 1150.000.
Plaintiff aak that th Malm of th
defendant be annulled, that th decree
of th court be a conveyance of ths
property and that tb defendants b da
barred from clalmjng any Interest In
ths mine. . , ..
Tb charges hav created a profound
auoa,
Phone Main 1412 v : FJrs! and Taylor
Buy from us and you will save money on every purchase -. of Meats,
Groceries or Vegetables without sacrificing quality.
v
NOTICE Just the Things for Hot Weather
6 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits.. '..25
3 cans Red Salmon. ... . ...25e
, 2 cans Van Camps Beans... 25
Special Bottle Olives . ...... 10
: 3 cans Oysters .25
2 glass jars Chipped Beef... 25
2 1-lb. cans CornedBeef....25i
1 bottle Tomato Catsup.. ..10
6 cans Rex Deviled Ham. ..25
: Olympia " Pancake Flour. .. .20
2 pkgs. Grape-Nuts. . . . ... .25
2 pkgs. Crespo.' . . . ..... ... .25
1 pkg. Shredded Wheat .
Biscuits-A ...
Special Delivery to All Parts
THE
HIGHEST
GRADES
OF COFFEE
ROASTED
IN THE
NORTH-
ccrrtt
AT YOUrl
GROCERS.
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Mr. John Zackery.
dured by her starvation from a sturdy
train of over 110 to a llttl band of II
pilgrim eeklng th treasures of th
west On woman, keeping th pledge
of her husband, at hi heart and than
too Joined th silent host.
.-When Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Zachery
arrived In Oregon they wer but chil
dren of T and I years, but they re
member thee experience vividly. Upon
their arrival they wer separated and
only by a chance visit of Mrs. Zachery
to Forest Orov wer they reunited.
Mrs. Walker's cousin, John B. Davis,
who wss part of th train of In.
5rntd th first cnmhln hsadsr snd
thresher which Is universally used In
eastern Oregon and wsshlngton.
HEARST-MURPHY ; COMBINE
IS
Bourke Cochrane Patching Up
Truce Between Editor and
Tammany Leader. . '
' (fcerssl IdhIiI larvW.t
Nsw Tork. July JO. It is reported
her that word has cerne from Bourk
Cochrane, who ha been some tlm In
San Frsnclsco and environs, thaf the de
tail of th Hearst-Murphy combination
ar being satisfactorily worked out.
Hearst also has been In San Francisco.
Thl report was first heard In aom of
th Murphy district clubs. Whll a
party of foes of Hearst ar talking of
uniting to defeat him In th Democratic
stat convention, a party of friend ar
intimating that th political situation
in New Tork atat I being shaped in
auch a way that Hearst's defeat for gov
ernor Is Impossible. . -
TYPOTHETAE REFUSES -
. T0 MEET-PRINTERS
' (Journal BpeMal gervlee.l
Buffalo, July 20. The United Typo-
thetae of America ha flatly declined to
confer with officials of th International
Typographical union In regard to th
strike for an eight-hour day and a closed
hop. Th following resolution was
adopted: " - "
Resolved, That th Typotheta of
America In convention assembled hss
nothing on which to confer with tb
representatives of th International
Typographical union and that Mr.
Lynch and Mr. Hays b so Informed."
ELECTRIC PLANT IS
MINUS POWER WATER
., - gpertal sWvlre.r
Sllvsrton, Or., July, 10. Th electrio
light plant shut down this wek for tb
reason of low water In ths crek and
Sllverton receive eleotrio light from
Salem, 'A few weeks ago the Cttlstns'
Light A Traction company, which own
i th plant at auvsrton, moved tholr a-
m
U . W T" J .
QaTUwe.0BgP
Saturday Only
22 lbs. D. O.
SUGAR
J1.00
Heats
. 'Good fresh govern
ment inspected Meats,
clean, sweet and . ten
der., ' '':;...,'.'''
of City St Johns. Wednesday;
Fellows
)l ' ; . .: .',
349 .nd 351 Oak Street PJJONE MAIN 25W 343 and SSAnkesy Street
The Largest Store With the Smallsst Prices
. . . , . . , s . , . . , . " -
rr Owing to the extremely low prices adTertised, last Saturday
was the banner-day.-in .'' 1 ' .-' 1 11
; OUR MEAT DEPARTUENT
In anticipation of tomorrow's business we have secured a
large assortment of the best Meats that money can buy, which
will be sold cheaper than ever before. , . ; !
OUR GROCERY
i.-.
Is complete and prices Ire as
this is the cheap cash store, Jh
Best Creamery . Butter, per
roll. ................ .40
d-b. pkg. Crackers....... 20
Star Cream, per doz. . . . .60
Good Laundry Soap, 12
bars 25
Corn or Gloss Starch, lb...5
New White Honey, per '
square .' 15
ROSE Cm FLOUR BEST
OUR REPUTATION
We stake on our STEAKS juicy, tender and with that de
licious flavor that belongs to young beef that has been prop-
- ; erly- fattened - - .. ,, :.. -
THE CHICAGO MARKET
Enjoys the splendid tradfc they deserve in the prompt serv
ice they render and the many appetizing things they haye.
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN KNOCK ' WURST
SAUSAGE made fresh every Tuesday.
TRY OUR DELICIOUS VEAL SAUSAGE made fresh
- every Saturday. ' ' ",. . '-r' ' :
sh and
187 Third Street, Near Yamhill
,Y PHONE MAIN 413 "
EBeCoKvell
(VeraMity Faiajn'O - '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CBOCEB
- Ml. SB. SM Third at. ear. Jeffersoa.
Blr tor of JJttle JriclJ.
u, t Awnii nrnn vru sat Ton as.
0M intT S0IXAB. ftUAXTTT UABAXTIU
aoHn.LrsO BXST SAAUO IVWVH
..in lb . ...as
D1T OlAlTULATtD U0AB, FXa SACK.f4.Tt
U IBS DaT exAinrLATXo streaa f i.s
I pkcs'stagsolls- elMsed currasts SB
pkgs sew t-crewa seedraislns ....... .SB
t lbs sew Screws loose MneraUls ....... .19
t-lb ess oysl taking powder 0t
- a aurkwell's olive ou. at bottles.. S
l ib pkg Arm Banswr sods
Id ca fasry lame sjrap. ......... .......ut
, 0mm ..111. Bwrafl... . SfW
S wmm '
ghrended Wbrat blMTllt. Pr pkg .........10
rsy Karly isns Peas, per dos... ....to
IS sen Kara I Saves eos K
T eass best t sardines Is ell..... Kt
tlmmm, Amtmn l ib eSB. SOlld. POT 00 SO.
H-O eats, S-lb pkgs, per pkg 10.
gnreedM eoeesast, per ft Us
n.i..h.it Sonr. ser ek ...............tl.0
Brotrk eattX par pkg . 10s
Poorsa eereai, per pas ......................
Foil's Kaptbs oap, per bar so
Beet ooft-wbMt floer, per ooek.........$l.O0
Java A Mocha eoffte rgnlar S6) x
H sos Soas ersesore ...... .em
- .1 -k m, m I mm .mm ... th ............ .IS.
riser Oeneowder tea rglsr Me) 1st
Daeeds Bisenlt, per pkg........ ..a
last St rnrrl Tsosdsys sd VriUa
non MAIM eo.
gin from her to Portland, Intending
to depend wholly upon wster for power
to surply. Bllverton and Mount Angel
with light, but thl eaeon th creek
doe not contain a sufficient amount
of water to afford th necesssry power.
Tea
mot properly looking oat fot
sr. i
raboa Ta ronJ
Wasst
Lunches See Celov
1 pkgl Puffed Rice."....:. ..10
1 gaL Pancake Drips....... 40
H. R." Mustard..... .20
2 bottles French Mustard. . . 15
California IL Mustard , . . . , '. 20
1 lb. Monarch Blend Coffee.25
1 lb. Town Talk Coffee. .. . .20
1 lb. Army and. Navy Coffee . 15
8 lbs. Soda Crackers... ...... 20
2 lbs. Cream Cheese. ....... 25
2 large. cans Shrimps. ......35
? cans Oil Sardiries........25
1 qt Pure Salad Oil.t.Jt.25
SeDwood and Arleta, Friday
Mcerv- Co.
DEPARTMENT
low" as the "lowestTT Remember,
e store that saves you money.
Hoffman' House M.' and J.
Coffee, 1 lb. ........ , .25
Fellows Blend Costa Hica, 1
;ib. ...... ............ .15
Special for Tomorrow
3 cans Tomatoes. .......251
2 cans Table Peaches... ;25
LJtjcansjrabJeApricotsw25
ON EARTH PER SACK $1.15 t
good in our Hygienic Cooling
counter. ,
e 4w
RANCH EGGS
Two Dozen 45c
Beat creamery buttr... ....45d)
Good creamery butter 40
Dairy buttr 804 AM 85
Beat sugar-cured hams, pound..... 154)
Cheese, I pound 25
8wt-che -r. ; ; nrri'iiii'. ,2S
Cream brick cheese SO
Llmburger cheese -....... 85J
Ld Grande Creamery
SM TaM-aTTT.lV- .
Rainier Market
Frh Ranch Kgga, dosen . ....... 2B
Finest Creamery Butter,. 60 And 65
rreaTi Jot Dairy Buttsr. per roll... 40
Freah Meat . always, on hand and
price within th reach of all. .
Fresh Dressed Chicken Saturday.
JL Toll XJa of c4naa Oooda aaa Boas.
Tresk Flak Bvery Wtilnssilsj aad
, Frldar. ...
Butter, Egxs and. Cheese
V 1m, lTtk tst Bavter . Kate leas.
JUST
Taks a look at u before you buy your
UkTDATTi tnrn, w hav vry-
thlng In th .
MEAT, POLL TRY and FISH
Lin freah and file.,' Fin Ham and
BACON If vnu an tlreA nf ...h w.
If there Is anything you crave, phon to
CENTRAL MARKET
wnotu, ue omAjra Ava.
arhoM aan ia .
VJIritQ Clover Carton Butter
Sweet as Its' Name Implies ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
ICE CREAM -
ALL FLAVORS-FAMILIES SUPPLIES. '
- r IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
This it the ice cream lesson. You've treat coming. , If
jrou have never tasted any of our delicious ic cream yoa
have a treat in atore. It's rich with pure cream, flavored
tuat right with pure flavor and always uniform. Every
owl, can or other utensil used in making ia thoroughly
deanaed and aterilized. - ' . - " '
J 'Special Prites to Church Societies i
T. S. Tovhsend Creamery Co.
' - , Portland. 'Astoria and 8attla. '
, . 44-4 SECOND ST. ' ' PHONE MAIN 4077. V "
REM YttTvWffiEf iM)
"THE BIO STORE OF LITTLE KtICE3f" T'.
' ' It has astonished us to see how the east aide people hare p
predated the opening of our atore among them. It simply goes to
tknw th oxoat nMl tKera was nf a first class Orocenr and Market in
thia rapid-growing-district. Our prompt service and th quality; ol -goods
we carry meets with their long felt want. . . ' , - . ..
OUR MEAT. MARKET
Trade is growing proportionately with the grocery business as we
handle nothing but strictly first class meats. We SUPPLY) .
CAMPERS and PICNIC. PARTIES WITH GOODS PACKED
and DELIVERED TO TRAIN FREE OF CHARGE. 4
r ; tlason
Pints,' per dozen I. 60
21 POUNDS SUQAR ... $r.W
100-LB. SACK.
Gunpersui Picnickers
We have everything 1n the line
of Picnic Goods and they are all
put op in first-class condition.
SrairforSahirday
Deviled Ham. 8 canse..10
Deviled Ham. per dozen... 40
Ham Loaf, 16c size. 'mm... 10
Veal Loaf, 15c size. ...... M..xoe
Chicken Loaf, 2 cans.. ..,..25
Pigs Feet, per can.., 15
Lunch Tongue . .'. . ... .... .20ifi
t,
CEYLON TEAS.
DIRECT FROM
The Great Hit of
The Cheapest.
Tea to Buy
',rrMsi
Ka. t Ceylon arvl IrWlla 1-lb. eaa. T5. No. t C. and t, ' 1 1K.'.B
No. 1 Ceylon and India fe-lb. ej40. No. C and XltVoBOv.
SOLD BT JUL GROCERS '
A. Hi; Willett & Go.
- ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
PROMPTNESSANIX QUAtlTY r
Is One Reason Why YoiiTl Like Us to Trade With. We Deal In
Nothing But High Grade .Goods. - -
128 GRAND AVENUE L
NEAR EASTIORRISON
Chickens,
1 yOUNG DUCKS AND GEESE
BEST OREGON CREAMERY BUTTER, Roll............ .45
FRESH RANCH EGGS, Dozen . , . . . . .. ........... ... . .25
Crawfish, Crabs, Clams and All Kinds of Fresh and Salted Fish at
;v"' .' Lowest Prices ..-.'.:
Jars
Quarts, per dozen". I..-.. 6S
5UUAK . . 4.7
All kinds - of ! Bottled Otfves,
Jtkkles and . all iizea. - Prices
rom . 10 tip t to fl.OO pec
bottle.
8 cans Tbmatoe.
2cansSugar Corn..-15fT
Catsup,. 8 bottles tor. aay ,
PirJrJea. 8 bottles for. ...254
Olives. rlain or stuffed. 3 for 25
Pineapple, per can... , , , ., 154
balmon, 8 tall cans. ..as?
Fancy Salmon, 2 cans. 25fr
Pork and Beans. 15c klndMr.10ct
25c pkg. Crackers.. MMM.204r
THE GJtRDBMS '
the Portland Fair
One Pound
Equals Three
' ' PHONE EAST 283 1
17c Per lb.
Pish Co.
. . PHONE MAIN t
y.
THIRD AND'ANKENY, I "
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