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? THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1C07.
LOCAL OCICT
II
OIIODED
Dr. H.; W. Coe and Dr. Woods
Hutchinson Receive Good I
Appointments In East '.
REALTY TRANSFERS .
; - TOUCH HIGH HARK
Half Dozen Transactions Yester
f. day Keep Heavy Record Up
, to the Standard.'
, Half ft dosen falr-slstd ' realty sales,
Involving sums in the neighborhood of
$10,000, fere closed yesterday.
WFRTFRISI SCIENCE IS - '.Transfers to. the value of W.J10 were
. 1 1 7"Z " ' fI tor record, which Is considerably
KLUUUNItU BY IVltUIOIln excess of the average value of Mon
day's transfers.
v- - . i miss nay railing has purchased inei ah enerrrtln nmm in ftmnnn r.
Dr. Coe Elected to Three-Yea Term J Chapln home on Riverside drive 'for (jersey, thinks that she has found so-
n " rL.At- rw.-ii iw, vw -contains aooui two mtlon for the question, "what shall we
M Councilor of .Leading Organize- I acres, on which w. It Chapln had built J do with our boys?" At any rat she
nnn anrl T)r Hntchinson Is to Be " lw"H.T oungaiow. - nas ft plan by which the now Insuffl-
,. I The northeast corner or Grand ave-i dent police force may be supplemented
Teacher of Practitioners. ' ( . jnue and East Ash street has been pur- by. the recruiting of a force of women
cnasea oy F. 1 uoseman xrom wum I whose especial duty It shall be to look
Zlnsley for 111,000. out for children abroad after nightfall. )
(Weihlui to Suva ier The Jesraen . I nnsFi istwir ..th.n.t .1.. -v.. ....
Washlna-ton. IX C May . 14. r- TWO ?r X:7r 'r rr"A". "ri miui. "" .
fwrimuu iiujrsiuwisi OTV" " T for 110 000 I
'A Bold Step. ., ;
To overcome the well-groundeo! end
reasonable objections of tho more Intel
ligent to the use of secret, medicinal com
pounds. Dr. B. V." Pierce, of Buffalo, N
V., some time ago, decided to make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the makers of put-up medicines for do
mettle use. and, so has published broad -
to the whole world, ft full
list of all the Ingredients
iposltlon of his widely 1
ice, Thus he has take
.trons end patients Jnfo
ee. Thus too he has
lediclces from among secret
of doubtful merits, and made
cast and 0,
and eomp
entering in'
celebrated
hit nume
bit full
mov
nostri
lie
li
tbtmLfiancdte$ oj Known Competition.
ht th is hold stcn nr. Plirea has show"
Uuil fTa'lormHlaa fa V such .rrf,n.-A
thai be la jn;f nira.nl subject them K;
tliti Jilllf iit -JULUn,X. . . . , -
Mok on v dor tb wrtnner or erenr eotiir
on I
of Dr. Fierce Ooldna aledlcal Dlaoovery. thn !
famous medicine for weak stomaca. torp'u
liver or billocsnMa and all catarrhal dlaeaeef
Wberevar I oca tod, have printed upon It, in j
lain Inglith. a full and complete liat of al
toe lnrredlenta comixMUig lb bu
book baa been complied from numeroi"
In the .east Dr. H. W. Coe has been
elected one of the councilors ' of the
American Medlco-Pschologlcel assocla
'tlotv and Vr. Woods Hutchinson Is soon
to-'be ltfled ,a oe of the lecturers
In one .of the. Celebrated pest-graduate
schools of New TorkClty.
, Dr. Coe has been here attending the
sessions of the American Physicians
; and Burgeons, a national organisation,
" which now rivals In numbers the Amer
ican Medical association, and which
makes the proud boast of excelling it In
; scientific attainment Dr. Cos's elec
4 tlon Is for three-year service as coun
: cllor, and tb aasoclatlon of which he
! now Is on of the officers, la said to be
'the oldest organisation allied to med
icine In the United States.' -f
Dr. Hutchinson, who formerly resided
1ln Portland and aerved as secretary of
; the state board of health, went firat to
I Oakland, California, but now .lives in
I New York City, j He has effected ar
rangements to go on the staff of the
post-graduate school, and nenceiortn
will be a teacher of practitioners. He
: has been conspicuous in the sessions of
' the scientists here, having read ft pa
i per before the tuberculosis section.
' Both will attend tne meetings or me
American Medical association in At
' lan tic City two weeka hence, where they
' will take prominent parts. -
Q. W. Holcomb has sold to the East
Side Realty company a 0-fcot lot on
Alblna avenue, .near Russell street for
- Articles of 'agreement have been en
tared Into between the Buckman slaters,
who are putting up a four-story build
ing at East Burnstde street and Union
avenue, and Mrs. Simon, owner of the
Quarter block at East Burnslde and East
Third streets, whereby the west, wall of
the Buckman building will be utilised
as s party wall. Mrs. 81 men has com
missioned ft 'local , architect to . prepare
the plans far ft four-story mill-con
structed building, which will be erected
on the quarter - block adjoining . the
Buckman building. The new structure
will cost about $30,000 -and will be
ready for occupancy late la the fait
GOVERNOR ON A TOUR ;
TO STUDY FISH AFFAIRS
NEW BOOKS FOR THE
: LIBRARY. , 4
(Sottui Di.pitca te The JoanaL)
: Salem, Or., May 14. Governor Cham
berlain will leave for .Coos Bay - to
day, to study methods of fish propaga-1
tlon and Inspect the hatcheries 01 R. D.
Hume at Wedderburn and other points.
He will give, particular attention to the
study of ths tlms when the fry Is liber
ated, aa he does not share ths idea of
Master Fish Warden VanDuaen of turn'
Ing out young fry. quite so early, but
holds that fish should be more matured
when let out of the hatchery. - s t ,
' ' ETHICS.
Fowler Starting In LIfej What Each
Calling Offers Ambitious . Boys: and
Young Men. HOC... -
Marden Making of ft Man. ltOt.
- vREUQION.
Dinsmore Atonement In Literature
and Life. 10. ' , ' '
.' Rlchter & -TaylorOolden 1 Age of
Classic Christian Art. 1904.
SOCIOLOGY. . . w
Fisher The Nature of Capital and
Income. 1908. -
Jovrms Essays on Economics. 1908.
' O'Shea Dynamic Factors , in Educa
tion. 190.
' Poor's Manual of the Railroads of
the- United States No. 39. 1906.
Successful Teaching; Fifteen Stu
dies by Practical Teachers. ' 1906. . .
1 PHILOLOGY. ,-
Bennett Latin Grammar and Appen
dix, a v. 1895.
Kontopulos Greek-English . - Lexicon.
Ed. reW 190J.
, SCIENCE. ' .
Flammarlon Popular Astronomy, n.
d.
Flammarlon Thunder and Lightning.
190S.
v Mayer Sound: A Series of Simple,
Entertaining and ' Inexpensive , Experi
ments in the Phenomena of Sound, for
the Use of Students of Every Age. 1901.
USEFUL ARTS.
Blsck's Medical Dictionary; ed. by X
D. Comrle, 1906. - - ' J
by Malcolm Bell 1904.
. Tintoretto by N. R. E. fM.) Bea
1906. -! ' !: V. '
Titian The Later Work of Titian, by
Henry Miles. 1905, ' , 1
AMUSEMENTS.
Hogg Guide to Selecting Plays. 1899,
, " " LITERATURE. '
Churchill Title-mart; a. Comedy In
Three Acta 1905.
Dalblae Dictionary : of , Quotations
(German). 1906. ' - - 1 1 ,
Denton From - Tots to Teens; Some
Merry Times for Young Folks; a Book
at Original Dialogues for Boys and
Girls. 1897. , . s v
Dlchl Elocutionary : Studies. 1908.
' Fallen Epochs of Literature. Ed. S.
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.
' Edwards Japanese Playi and "Play
fellows. 190L v.--' y- '
Elliot Naturalist in Mld-Afrlca. 18J6.
Gould The Book of ths Rhine from
Clove to Maine. 1906. ' , : . -
Lahontan Voyages - dans t'Amerique.
Ed. I, rev. and enl. Iv. 172t,
. Roberts Western A verlius; or Toll
and Travel in North America. New ed.
. Tarr ft McMurryt-Washmgton. 1906.
.HISTORY. -
Ame rlcanfriah Historical . Society-
Journal, t. i . 1906. .-.,
.-Hamilton Letters te Washington and
Accompanying Papers; Published by 80-
clety of Colonial Dames of America.
r. 1898-1908.-"
Mahaffy Empire , of the Ptolemies.
1896. .
Skrlne A Ross Heart of Asia. 1899.
Williams Five Fair Sisters; an Ital
standard medical works, of all the different
scnoois of pracvice, containing very numer
ous-extracis from the writings er leadln'
Bractlttoners of medicine, endorsing in Uu
trenoeit poMtofs lirmi, each and every ingre
dient contained In Dr. Pierce's medicines
One of these little books will be mailed frer
to any one sending address eopostal card o
by letter, to Vr. K. V. Fierce, Baffaio. xf. Y
and reaneatlna1 the same. From this litt;
bouk It will be learned that Da. Flame's bI
Iclnes contain no alcohol, narcotics, salner
agents or other poiaoneus or uionons agent
and that ther are made from native, aaedicl
nal roots of great value also that some o
the most valuable ingredients contained li
nervous, over-worked, " run-down." nervow
and debilitated women, were employed. Ion
ffliis
0
on rr
The purchase of 100 of, these handsome Chairs at a remarkably low figure en
ables us to quote the prices asked. These Chairs have the appearance, the style
and the wearing qualities of $25.00 Chairs yet we are offering them for three days
at HALF PRICE, and on the easiest possible terms. ; The illustrations, made
irom pnoios. cive an mca ox tneir trracetui lines, dui: xne tnairs snouia dc exam
ined to' be fully appreciated. ' On sale Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
mm
.A I?T7I?I?Fr
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptloa jer wealr
MttrvoiM. ovap-vorknd. run-down. swrrniH
years ago, by the Indians for similar ailments
affecting their sauawa In fact, one ef the
moat valuable medicinal plants entering Inb
see coaoscaiuon of vr. fierce' sayonte f r
"Squaw-Weed. Our knowledge ef the use
St not a few of onr most valuable native, me
loin el plants was gained from the Indian:
AS saaue
an br improved and ax act tim
the "Favorite PreaerlDtlen Is a mo -
efficient remedy for regulating all the woe"
anly function, correcting displacement.
prolapsus, anteverslon and retorrerslc
Donkln Textbook on Gas. OH and Air
Engines. Ed. 4, 1906. . -
Pocketbook of Tables, Rulesnd For- tan Wode ftt the Court bf Louis XIV.
muias renaming to jiecnatncs, Matn- l .: - muuKArm,
ematlcs and Physics. . 1908. I : Conway, M. D. My Pilgrimage to the
xwier American oanxiary flumping. I Wise Man of the East 1905
Rev. ed. 1896. ' I Cooper, Peter, Peter Cooper By Ros-
mynca xuraeys ana ,ow to urowisller W. Raymond. 1901.
uarnson, w. xne uorai crusader,
Pocketbook.
.Them. 1906.
". Patterson Navigator's
1908. j-
t - Venable Garbage Crematories
. America.." 1909.' "
j. FINE ARTS. . -
in
William Lloyd Garrison By Goldwln
Smith.- 1892.
Henry VIII, King of England, Henry
VIII By A. F. Pollard. 1905.
Samuels, Samuel From Forecastle to
Cabin. ' 1887. vk.v
FICTION.
Bedford Briday of Anstace; by Ellxa-
betn uodirey. j :
, Bennett Treasure of Peyre Galllard.
. cnesnutt The colonel's Dream, r
Crawford-Adam Johnstone's Sett and
A Rose or Yesterday, 4
Ferruggla II Mlo Bel Bole:' Roman
SO. .. :'. ,, ,.
uiimian The ojibway; a Novel ' of
Indian Life.
r Jervey The Elder Brother; a Niw.)
Rossetti Dante Gabriel Rossettl: by I In Which are Presented tha vital
uirnest ttwmra. xvw. v; i uons now conrrontmg the South.
Titian The Early Work -of TlUan, Ward The Man In the Case. ,
Alkin-jt-The Voice; Its Physiology nd
CultivaXton. 1900.
Apthorp The Opera, Past and Pres
ent 1901,
- Crawford Development of Park Sys
tems in American Cities. 1905. v
Duncan Country Cottages .and Week
end Homes. 1906. '
-; Holme English Water-Color: with
Reproductions of Drawings by Eminent
Painters. 1902.
i Humphrey Coin Collector's MandaL
.1 v. ,. J907,.
. r r
V'
, The instinct arid Habit of
.4600 years have proved wheat r
the on absolutely necessary ,
food for than. . : ? .
Latter, day science haa
proved the soda cracker tp
be the most nutritious of all
wheaMoods. - . J
Modern skill has given to "
the world Unccda Dfscult,
tiie only perfect soda cracker.
overcoming pr.Inful periods toning a ti.
sieryes and bringing about e perfect state
steatu. noia ny ail oeaieit la reetticiaes.
blespoonfuls of 'powdered sugar ' and
One-half teaspoonful of vanilla extract
Stir from the bottom of the dish up
ward and as It slightly thickens fold In
ngnuy a cuprui of roiled macaroons.
Turn Into a small mold that has been
wet In eold water; oover tightly - and
pack in ice and salt the proportion of
salt oeing less than for Ice cream, ai
It Is not Intended to be frosen. but slm
ply to keep It In shape. Turn the mousse
out into ft dish and pile around It
supply of whipped cream.
" ; Some New Obion. . ,
Cedar brown Is In several shadea from
the color of the bit of wood In a pencil
to tne ncner shade of the cigar box.
Leather color, according to Vogue, Is
taking to itself the yellow tone Instead
oz the reddish shade that It might
Jasper mean black and white threads
woven to give a steely color that has a
two-toned or shot effect Hussar ie. a
light blue, nearly a light navy. Dead
leaf brown baa a light coppery glow.
aeaa oax leaves nave with the sun
sninin brightly ,on them.
Westminster gray is neither smoke
nor steel gray and Danish blue . Is
deep China vlue. Orchid Is a lovely
yellow os-ith a pinkish, cast about as
dark ad amber yellow. :Indlaa red Is a
brownish red of a medium - tons and
for it appears that a formal petition has b,eu m0Tt lovely pale blue toning
been presented . to the mayor of the Is'"'', : '
city of Bayonne by 1,000 men and wo-1 f'b'ne is a pinkish red and co-
men, asking that a force of policewomen J uuooi is almost a name color. The
be appointed. Mrs. Goldsler has sup- Z., v. "own this season Is
plemented the proposition with a frank j,alrly bright and soft and clear; It how
letter to the mayor, and shs thinks she ri " V7 J maa . aeep
mi
This chair is the picture of comfort. Not a
line of its make-up was added without a view
to comfort and style. -The frame Is constructed '
of thoroughly seasoned choice grained oak, fin
ished in popular golden.'! Open bottom- steel
and spring constructed seat with spring back.
. adjustable. The covering is Imitation Spanish
leather or Boston leather, of perfect endi
qualities. , rne cneapest gooa cnair on the
market. We invite your comparison. .Several
.styles to choose from. Certainly the greatest
contrast between this and other Morris chairs "
Is In the price. - We assure
you the quality is there. Price
Is NOT $25, but only;;;....
.. .. DOWN, 501 A WEEK
How a Woman Policeman Would
' Appear. - . -
Is going to get what she wants uni
formed women, dressed in short skirts
and bloomers, wearing caps and carry
ing the regulation billies, to patrol ths
streets. - - ;; . .
This Is Just what Mrs. . Goldsler has
written to the mayor:
emerald. Gobelin
gray blue, deeper
I tractive. .
blue Is a greenish
than cadet "and et-
'"Policemen patrol the streets for the
protection of property. . Why should not
policewomen patrol the streets for the
protection of our boys, our more valued
treasures T ' .t-
"Our civio authorities appoint women
to teach. . Were it such a startling' In
novation to appoint women to sruard our
children? . . .v7
"When ths children are af school they
sre safe and when children are at home
they are safe., All the' mischief Is done
on . the atreet It Is to the Interest of
the community that children should be
safely guarded"' on the streets aa else
where. y- y
"The boys would always be under the
very ayes of one or the other of the
policemen, theirs official ' companions.
They , could be1- persuaded : or ordered
away from thts corners where men drink
and splt,sraoke,l swear and swagger,
and where.' the boys seem to be espe-
ciajujr attracted.
AT STOCK
""THEATRES"
For the second week's engagement at
the Lyric theatre Manager Allen of the
Allen stock company selected "Behind
the Mask," and already It haa developed
signs of extreme popularity. It drew
large crowds -yesterday and bids fair
to make something of a record at the
Lyrie.,,: . y r-; -.. ,;s, U ;,
It is an American ' melodrama, the
scene of which Is laid in Colorada The
lines are bright and Interesting and the
piece abounds In ,r thrilling situations
ana aramatio ciimaxea -
LIsalt.lliiii:?:
. ldic ior $7.50
.At no other, place in this town can you obtain
such a leather Rocker for $15, yet our price is .
only $7.60. With easy terms of $1 cash, 50c a
week ' Gevurtz prices are always the lowest, .
but here is an instance in which we break our'
t own recprd for bargain giving. We deem it
hardly necessary to quote other than a concise
description of the material, as our illustration
should 6rve the purpose xf giving you an idea
of the style. ' Cut was made from photo Trout ;
of frame is laid with quartered bale effect, fin
ished in eolderr oak throughout! Covered in
Boston or imitation Spanish leather. Full roll ,
seat, a broad back and uphol
stered arms. For Tuesday,'
I ."Wednesday and Thursday, only;
t-
c
I
ler. Jtuu roll
7.50
Goods
Sold on
Easy .
Payments
02VU17TZ CELLS IT FOP LESS
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For
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Catalogue
stellar part and gives an effective and
artistic portrayal of the character of
Margaret . Gresham. Miss Felton has
made an enviable reputation in this city
and has taken hlarh rank aa an utMn.
''.Shall the mother of five boys run Other members of the Allen
n five different directions after them? J appear, to good advantage and give a
Shall she play baseball with one son, I highly satisfactory performance. Among
football with another, train on a punch-1 the number are Forrest Seabury, Ralph
have few equals as entertainers.
Their turn made a great hit with the
audience. ' , . ...
"The Sheriff of Laramie" is the
title ef ft little play presented by Harry
TXT H.KK V. Tj,ln. Vlltr ' Ulaa
M,L8: ItJ fPZL i'--f U"! ,a thJ Marie Oliver. It also was well received.
There Are other acts on the bill which
are in themselves worth the price of
admission. Altogether it is one of the
most satisfactory vaudeville perform
ances this season.
lng : bag with the third, play marbles
with a fourth and box with the fifth T
Afterward shall she stand on five dif
ferent corners with five different sets
of loafers of all ages and states of in
toxication? .V"
'Aa eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty, so eternal vigilance Is the price
or gooa citisens. immortal fame awaits
the pioneer." . 't:''. 't- '.u,. .?
Mra., Goldsler is a frail little woman
in appearance, with large, soft eyes and
wavy hair. And. what's more, she is a
practical woman who knows how to
bring up a family and manage a home.
xvyea inaeea," says Mra Goldsler.
'1 have the uniforms all planned. They
re to be made of dark-blue broadcloth.
The coat is to be very stylish and fit
closely around the hips. - A skirt reach
ing just below the knees and bloomers
reminiscent of bicycle days Just peeping
oeiow tne nem 01 tne eKirt. -
"With this costume , will , be worn
light leather leggings and gauntlets to
match the leggings. A military cap and
Belmont and Wallace Roberts.
"Behind the Mask" wlU be the bill at
tne Lyrio ror tha entire week and will
be sure to please. f
HOOD RIVER MOVES')
ECONOMICAL IRRIGATION
autwmwiwvMvVvVkV.
1
There Is a wonderful amount of in-
t firm mi In th TirttvtMm ,likiMii .
is now a matter of history; and a play Hood R,Ter- nWering a plan of per
(Special Dispatch to The Jonreal)
Hood River. Or May 14. The Farm
ers Irrigating company, which operates
one of the largest irrigating systems at
dealing with that subject Is sure to at
tract public attention. Such is "Devil's
manent Improvement that provides for
replacing the greater part of Its ditch I
Island." a thrilling melodrama that Is w,n lTa,en !l LfQ? J
being presented by the new Star stock
company at. the Star, theatre, r V
The Star company, while compara
tively new to this city, has "made good"
in every sense of the word. It la com.
posed of several remarkably good Indi
vidual actors and is building up a large
clientele. With "Devil's Island" It Is
gates' ths larger part of the strawberry
fields of Hood River, which must nave
water to be successfully, cultivated, and
the new plan will insure a safe supply.
It Is stated that oncer In operation the
cost of maintenance will be less than at
present.
Irrigating systems here have been
receiving . considerable attention this
The Kirld You Have Always Bought, and which has been
j mi iuo w viu- ov yean, jus Dorne tM signature or.
ana nas Deen made under his per
sonal saoervlslon since Its infancr.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Jnst-as-?obd"are but
Experiment that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
sure to add to the lit
Lee Barrett, the. ieadmg8jL-iartta
trays the character of tha rr tA held to eonslder improvements, and a
captain in the French army with re- Proposltton haa been disousssd provld
roarkableccuracy and precision. His in" or the' purchase of the property of
ability is displayed not only by his act- El Hood Rlyef Irrigating company
inr. hut Ma RiiM.nn t.. Tn..i I by the orcharaista under ita ditch, the
regulation billy and badge, their lnslar. nrnriw.v: iv Vt.. iei..i .v I plan being to make It a cooperative com
ma of authority,, will complete the cos- Russian Spy. arouses conaiderahin .n. I Py similar to the one on the west side
tumeJ :C i;'r:.""A'-'S''f'- "1 thuslasm. Miss AdeUlde Knight: " the I ot tb ralleyv
3
In dust tight, ,
moisture proof packages.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY -
Ghent. Belgium, has already' adont ed
the idea with enthusiasm. The force
consists , of II women, all between the
ages of 0 and 50, - t . ,
And now we' may watch the 'result
with some Interest for If Bavonna whv
not Portland f -And If the duty comes
to the women Of Portland In' an Im
perative form, It Is oulte certain to be
nctea upon, 1
. K It f i ;
' . Some Recipes.
Vegetable Bisque One can tomatoes.
one pint Water, one sliced onion, one cun
chopped ' cabbage - and one-quarter cup
rice (uncooked) Cook one hour, or un
til you can pass through a slave. Whea
leaaing woman, nas made a splendid 1m-1 " '
?a "drr-!h?.8.ti?r FORTY-DAY' RACE MEET
viuy mat is pow oeing presented.--.
"Devil's Island" will be the bill
the Star for the enUre week.
. Gastorla Is harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare
.Torfc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. ; It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
suhstaneerrits age Is lts guarantee." It destroys Worms "
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic t It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
x and Flatulency. It assimilates the! Food regulates the
, Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep."
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
t
AT THE VAUDEVILLE
THEATRES V
-AT BUTTE THIS SUMMER j
(Sotelal Dlsnatek to The JoaraaL)
Butte. Mont, May It. WUllam Gem-
meU returned from Spokane this morn-ins-,
where he met H. : Li Wilson of Se
attle, and, Stover, the California i turf J
king, wno win promote tne juutte race
meeting this year, and stated that every-1
thing had been arranged for ft 40-day
meeting, at Butte mis summer, start
ing July 4 and closing near' the. end of
August, -mere wm oe no suae races.
CEHUIHE CASTO R I A ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of
The best vaudeville bill that has been
Offered In thfa fltv ln-lviw.lra 1m m th. I h vuui Af fmm SKAA ti AAA
ready to serve add one quart hoi milk. Grand. There are big ; vaudeville acta will be offered. Fifty thousand dollars
hiirtar: necner anil salt. - li.rv. vih .ni a . ; f i ...k..ik.4 . . .
The Baker troupe of acrobatlo blcy-lold track of Marcus Daly. Many Oak
casts Is the star feature of the bill, and land and Denver horses will be shipped
WW! wvwin.iu wi nil never oeen I nerv.
butter, f, pepper , and" salt Serve
bread sticks or toasted crackers.
White Cake Whites of two eggs, one
cup of sugar. Beat thoroughly, add two
mixing spoons meitea nutter, beat again.
one-half vcud sweet milk, another beat
ing, one and one-half cups flour, one
teaspoon baking , powder. Flavor ' to
taste. . -
Macaroon Mousse Soak a very scant
quarter of a box of gelatine in a quar
ter of a cupful of cold water for half
an .hour," 'and dissolve over the tea
kettle.' Whip one pint Of cream to a
MIou Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years. V,
WTAUH 9MltAHf, Yf MURRAY STNCKTg NCW VOUR tttTV . f
Introduced here In that partlouUr line.
There are five people la the group.
four men and a woman and their per-1
rormances are a mixture or thrills and I
Uugbter. Tne Bakers have appeared In
f ortiana Derore and are well remem
bered. . i V;:
. "Billie and the Actress" is the name
of an extremely funny sketch rendered!
oy waiter Shroude and Lluie Mulvey.
BUTTE WOMAN KILLS
BRUTE OF A HUSBAND I.?!"!!1 l lhkIi1?:
ww. vii . .yiv qiiu fct3,
chokina his wife and threatening- her
(Special Dtspatck te Tb Journal) : I fell asleep with a raxor lit his hands.
Butte, Mont, May 14. B. H. Rumsey, I Seeking to scare him, should I he again
a miner, was shot by his wlfe'at a mine I become violent upon awakening, Mrs.
nsirth nf ihlm iltSr rflttvf.v wA .t.n. I d.,m.. . .... . - . ,
.Uft frotm.add tie Ratine, four f Th.r ax. Is S class entirely; ttelVojwouade4 . buU.t
cartridge In it tha- only- cartridge" In
the housethe rifle went off and the
bullet struck her sleeping husband. The
womau has not been arrested.
Don't become grouchy about the ser-.
vant question -advertise in the Jour-
nal. , - - i ,