The Oregon daily journal., May 24, 1907, Page 12, Image 12

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, !MAY
21.
1C07.
G MOT IS
, ' ; PICTORIAL AD No. Vll-Serlss cf jf S
Look for the word "R0YAV? impressed
in the bottom of the loaf 7 7
yiCTIU OF PLOT
The Name:-.
Guarantees Qnallly
Purity arid Perlec
V.lk A"',
1' ; ''' ' ' ' ' W ' ---"''"'n'" '' ' "'' '" " v''"
Clcantlc Timber ; frauds Are
- Unearthed With Prominent
4 - Statesmen Involved..
fJoamal Soaclal Berries.) "
' Washington, Mar 24. A former msm-
' w of tha ' United States ' senate, re
' 'puted to be one" of tha richest men In
i the worlds a prominent -raiiroaa wian,
two of the wealthiest lumber barons In
"the- country, and numerous small fry,
ara altered to bo Involved In Umber
frauds agtfMt tha government that are
now being presented to , grand , Juries
tnr action by half a dosen . or mora
-United flutes district attorneys. These
' frauds, it Is declared in official quar
ters. extend into a number of states, in-
rindinr California,' Colorado, Oregon,
Iiaho( Montanar Mlnnpsota and the Dft-
' Information Is reoelved here that In-
dlctmenu will soon be handed down In
wiring persons prominent in the usi-
T'heas world and others formerly proml
nent In public Ufa. : . '
It develops that the timber frauds
, about to be brought to a head have been
under Investigation for a long time.
Complaints made In this connection
were taken direct to the department of
justice. . Secretary of the Interior Oar-
: field said that ha bad no official in
formation -concerning the frauds ia
question.. A statement was made today
that the grafters enmeshed lnT- this
latest ssandal succeeded in ; securing
Dossession through Ingeniously f raudu
lent schemes of thousands of acres of
timber lands. In securing- conviction of
the men said to be involved the gov
ernment expect to regain possession of
large areas of forest landa. Much of
the land. It is understood, has not been
cut over.
lion In Olending"
. Could you ask foe more than wa
v guarantee?' In buying COFFEE
' of us you are guaranteed quality
land purity," besides .getting per
'. faction in the blending and roast-
"Ing.: What you buy you get, nd
'! the values, represented cannot be
. surpassed by ' any - other house.
We ask no favors because our
coffees sell en their 'merit - Tou
cannot make a mistake in getting
. our prices and our advloe. -. , ,-.
DMtBiirnsCoii
210 Third Street
MINNESOTA MONUMENT
UNVEILED AT VICKSBURG
. Mannar flDtetal eniaa.l - ;v'
Vlcksburg, Mlsa, May Si. In the
presence Of a large crowd that Included
scores of veterans of tha civil war In
uniforms of blue and gray, , Governors
Johnson of Minnesota and Vardaman
of Mississippi today dedicated the mon
ument erected by Minnesota in, the
Vlcksburg Battle Park In memory of
the soldiers of Minnesota wHo partici
pated In the siege and capture of Vlcks
burg by .General Grant In 1861.; ' . .
The business section of Vlcksburg
and the main thoroughfare leading to
the park were profusely decorated In
the national colors. The dedicatory
ceremonies were of a simple but Im
pressive character. Speeches were made
by Governors Johnson Nand Vardaman,
' Chief Clerk Schofleld of the war de
partment. General L. F. . Hubbard of
tha Minnesota monument commission
.and others. , ; .-...p.",; ;'..-; ,v, -.-f
l The . Minnesota memorial is a 115.000
obelisk, made of rough ' faced granite,
towering 10 feet high and bearing suit
able inscriptions about lta base. In ad
dition to the central monument there
wera placed a number of markers ahow
rtng the ground attained by the Third,
'fourth and Fifth Minnesota; volunteer
. infantry, and the First Minnesota artil
lery in the memorable siege.
STANDARD ON GRILL AT
MINNEAPOLIS TODAY
fftaraal speelaf service.)
r' Mlnneaoolls. Minn.. Mav J 4. A for-
i midabltft array of legal talent appeared!
in tne unitea bums circuit court today
' to take part In the arguments on the
exceptions to tha bill of complaint filed
by the United States government against
the Standard Oil company cf New Jer
sey. ; ,......w;., y--. ; i"-' .;w ,
This is the case brought by the fed
eral government against the Standard
., OH company and Its allied corporations
. in the circuit court at St. Louis under
the Sherman anti-trust law to enjoin
"alleged conspiracy to restrain trade.'
The defendants answered the bill and
' filed the exceptions to portions Of It,
and It was on these exceptions that tha
, case was called for argument before
Judge Sanborn today.: ' ' - '.
ST0LYPIN DECLARES
DOUMA MUST BE GOOD
R ' St Petersburg, May 24. Members of
the douma were warned by Premier
Stolypln yesterday that their program
- for the forcible expropriation of land,
.adopted without consulting the govern
'tnentt could not be permitted and that
their action was stirring up the peas
ants. Stolypln said, that the govern-
ment waa anxious to aid the peasants
in buying land on easy terms, but that
the scheme of the lower bouse must not
go farther. , -
ORDERED THINGS SENT
i . .. . . i si ... ti" -
10 GOVERNORS OFflGE
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Paid 'for Them in Bad Checks
, and Victimized Merchants
- Lose Their Change. '
(RpeeJsl Dlspitea te The hiiull
Salem, Or., May 14. A well-dressed
young man representing himself to be
a brother of Governor George B. Cham
berlaln, ; passed several bogus checks
hero Wednesday, and Is still st large,
though the local police have put forth
efforts to locate him,- A check for tlf
fell into the hands of Maplathorpe
Eyre, the shoe men, of whom he ordered
a pair of shoes, to be sent to the gov
ernor's office. This was not "that bo
eared lor the shoes, but that ha wanted
the change from a $16 check. At the
Barr jewelry store be. purchased a ring,
which be ordered delivered at the gov
ernor's office. He signed the name of
G. A. Chamberlain, but on one occa
sion he started to write the initials "G.
E." but soon discovered his mistake
and changed TE." to "A."
Pat Fennell of the Salem hotel Is of
tha opinion from the description that
the man slept there Tuesday evening
and registered from soma town in Ne
braska. ... .v,.;t-
It
THE BEST $3 HAT
H T,iE7Vv:'IN THE WORLD
y.m. c. a; boys meet
.AT SALEM TOMORROW
' (Siwelal Disrates to Th Joarul.t
Salem, May 24. Extensive prepara-
tlona have been made for the entertain
ment of the delegates from the various
cities of tha Willamette valley who will
gather here - tonight - previous Ao the
opening of the T. M. C. A. Boys' club
convention Saturday morning at the
First Congregational church. The visit
ing delegates will be met at the station
by tha reception committees and will be
entertained in homes in tha city. The
registration of delegates so far Is as
follows: Portland, II boys, leaders;
McMlnnvllle, 17 boys, 1 leader; Eugene,
II boys, I leaders;. Corvallls, II boys, I
leaders; i Albany, II boys, I leader;
Woodburn, boys; Liberty, I boys; re
form school, I boys, 1 leader; or a total
of 101 boys and 14 leaders, s, h ' .-'
The sessions of the conference, which
will last two days, will be held at the
various churches of , the cltv. Thi
Saturday evening session will he at tha
nrst Metnodist church. Sunday after
noon the Bible studv conference, tnr
boys only, will be held at Reservoir
hill, near this city, and Sunday evening
the farewell meeting will be held at the
irsx congregational church. ' ,
80,000 SOLD, , NOT ONE RETURNED
BEN SELLING
LEADING HATTER
rfflll L. SiTHMT CO
WAREHOUSE TRACT
SHOWS GREAT ADVANCE
' A.' M. Colvin nurohaaed vestria
50-foot lot on Twelfth street, near Hoyt
irvm weorge A.neg ror 114,000. -This
property Is in the heart of the ware
house district and waa surehan
Mr. Krieg less than two vaara man tnr
15,000.
The Alnalie Estate comnanv hum aM
to J. D. Ken worthy a 42-foot lot facing
Harrison street between Park and Sev
enth streets, for 14,100. i
Forty-three realty transfers. wh a
total valuation of 150,100. . were filed
for record yesterday, - and of tha 41
transactions JO represented purchases of
homes, valued at from 11,000 to 11,100.
Many concrete
laid in Dallas.
sidewalks.' are. being
The only way to make
Strong, Powerful
BRAINS
Veal Shanks; for stew; ;;tif .5
Brisket Corned Beef.. 5
Plate Corned Beef....;.,..i.5
Brisket Beef, Plates and Flanks
of Beef 5
Beef to boil and choice Beef for
stew . . .. .5
Fine Rolled Roast Beef. . .12
Choice Loin Steaks. . . . . .12f
Fancy Roasts of. Veal. ... . .10
Pork Loin Roasts and Pork Loin
Chops ... ..............154
Shoulder Roast Pork, . . .V&M
Frontquarters of Mutton. '. . .104
'Alt Flour Ustd in "Table Queen", Bread Is Scientllically Sifted ;X
At All
Grocers
Thii is oar Sifter, a Modern' Machine, -
That sifts til the flour uied in "Table Queen" ' '
Great lacks full are emptied. at once in the bin '
And carried right upward, a ilick as a pin.! .-.
'"No wonder this bread is so good," say the mothers,''
"The way it is made makes it discount all others." ;
At All
Grocers
226-228 Alder Street, Between First and Second . Streets
: "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST''
i THE QUALITY of Smith's meats has never been
better. It rarely has been as goad. WE GUARANTEE
that every pound of meat that leaves our market is tender,
fresh and perfect in every way. WE GUARANTEE IT.
Don't eat ice-car meats; eat Smith's meats.: Absolutely
pure and weighed on CORRECT SCALES. : 7
Legs of Mutton , i . . , i . . . ; 1 15 jj
Round Steak Vi ::v: 10
Prime Rib Roast Beef.... ..10
Shoulder Steaks 8
Choice Pot Roasts........... 8
Kump corned Beef.. ;.......
....... .6
7b Try It Is Always to Buy f 7
. v ' Tht sifting, of the flour, which is the first
stage in producing nutritious TABLE QUEEN
BREAD, is performed with scientific thorough
ness, by means , of our modern Sifter, the most
perfectly devised piece of machinery for the pur
. pose in the world. Perfection of equipment in
this, the simplest act of bread making, must sug
gest to you the absolute soundness and reliability
of every claim we make for this wholesome pre-'
duct Better than mother's because it tastes just
as good and she didn't have to make it'
v A Summer Delicacy You'll Like It ,
Royal Lady Cake Take 12 ounces of, fresh
creamery butter and wasK until, the salt is; re- ,
movedjVAdd 10 ounces of flour, and cream the '
mixture. v Take three-fourths of a quart of egg
whites and beat them very stiff, adding a pound
and a half ot granulated sugar, then mix with it
the first mixture of butter and flour, also a sifted
half pound of flour, being careful to mix thor-
oughly. Flavor it, put in a pan and bake in a .
moderate oven.t' , t ' . - i-1- - '
IUaa n .tit a F Tkiim fsAmss w till have a limited number of arencles to be placed with en.
Hull. Ill UUI'Ul" I Uiril UlUWvIa tarpnsinr out-or-town grocers. - write u regarding- this matter.
.Royal Bread Bakery, Eleventh and Everett street, Portland. Or.
Veal for stewr;
Mutton Stew
Best cuts of Loin Veal
Cutlets
Best 'cuts of Rib Veal
Cutlets
Legs of Veal.
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GROCERIES
849-331 OAK ST.
Fellows Grace.
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Both Phonesi 8590'
348-330 ANKENY ST.
MEATS
..i5 in
S Ot J. 1 km
xayiC7 a
Mutton Loin Chops and Mutton M
Kit) Chops . .. v. . . .....15 g
And if you want the finest thing that Oregon can B
produce in the meat line, eat Smith's milk-fed, daintily -m
handled SPRING LAMBS.
Frontquarters of Smith's Milk-Fed Spring Lambs. .... ... .V. 15?
Hindquarters of Smith's Milk-Fed Spring LambsrC;...ri'.V.20!
Loin and Rib Chops from Smith s Milk-Fed Spring Lambs. .. ..204
If Your Groceries Cost You too Much I
Try Portland's largest and cheapest grocery. We are leaders in quality and price." Store on
. - Oak street near Seventh . - " - '
OREGON RANCH EGGS, per' dozen.
20
BEST CREAMERY. BUTTER,
100-POUND SACK DRY GRANULATED SUGAR
2-pound roll. ; . : . . : . . .'. fc ..... w . 50Q M
$5.45
GOOD HARD WHEAT FLOUR, per sack. . ,
Humpty Dumptyy package1.
The Market Basket
Nnts
Is from food such as nature selects to build brains."'" "
, : Knowledge of how and why has produced
v This food contains the phosphate of r potash, from
wheat and barley, which combines with the- albumen of
food to make the soft, gray matter in" the nerve centers
and brahTin the human body. v - -t ,
A sure result comes from 10. days' use of Grape-Nuts
food that's worth while. - - - - - "
". Pure, perfectly cooked at the factory, ready for in
stant use, with cream or good milk, and delicious in flavor.
Trial proves!!. ' : - -
' Tt vniiMn't be a bad Idea for every
one to get In the habit of eaUng whole
wneai or rye Dreaa i uu um a -a
good reason for It Wheat flour; is
roina- to be very scarce and likewise
verv hiirh in the near future and It's
Question lust now how the millers will
be able to supply the wants of their
flour trade when they have already sold
beyond their probable grinding for the
rest of the season.. The secret of it Is
tha great demand that has come for
flour to feed tha famine stricken of the
orient; Una demand taxing aooui vwioe
as many barrels or Hour as auring
normal season. Then ' again, tbera was
very good flour business with Cali
fornia, much better than usual. , All of
thta took wheat to supply and the re
sult is that at this' time there la little
1 wheat to be had and flour 1s going to
advance. .This is almost a oertainty at
this time. . . ;;;:,'. ' -..t'
While it may perhaps work a hard'
shin on some who do not care for any'
thing but the product of the wheat, it
would do much . . for the health of con
sumers were they to eat more ry and
whole wheat bread. Most physicians
agree that rye bread Is the healthiest
and it tastes ' good too. r-? Then, again,
there ia economy in the use of rye bread
for' there Is practically no waste. The
older rye :- bread becomes If : kept In
condition, tha better old . consumers
like it. ' ' -
"Thcre'a a Reason" for : ;
, ' GRAPE-NUTS
Soft shell crabs from Maryland are
the latest .to be displayed in the Fort
land markets. A Fourth street plaoe re
ceived a shipment yesterday In very
good condition. .''
High water : is interfering consider
ably wltb fishing In the Columbia river
and as a result most of the salmon now
in the markets Is from the Sacramento,
the Rogue or the Umpqua.
Meats will be somewhat cheaper with
in the next week or so owing to the
larger supplies In the local stockyards
and the lower prices resulting there.
Chickens are getting cheaper with the
more liberal supplies. The price within
a short time will be Within the reach of
most . consumers almost as cheap . as
regular meats.
Eggs are quoted just aooui tne same
i a week ago; the large aupplies hold
ing the market In check and preventing
advances at this time. -
While the production of butter is very
heavy according to ? local creameries.
there is a very .Insistent demand from
all centers and prices are expected to J
go no
heavy.
; lower t Btoragsttr; now T Vary I
BtrawDemes promise " to be rather
scarce this season. It has been found
that a worm has destroyed a large per
cem 01 me. crop at Mount Tabor and
other local ? points.7 The ' very. cool
weatner lias prevehted , tha California
crop from ripening so fast and the re
sult nas neen that shipments were made
in small lots and hlah ericas main.
talned. -Cool weather has also ehankaii
the growth of Oregon berries and prices
iinuua very mgo, .r:
Asparagus Is now so plentiful that It
can oe purchased almost at any price.
The season, however, , la now at Us
neignt ana prices wUl ; soon advance.
quality best at this time. :
Hothouse cucumbers are Mttlna- with.
In eating distance of the average con
sumer. In the retail markets they are
now quiM pienurui ana some are sold
a iwo ror 16c
cabbage-is still 'very scarce with
El
i . 3 poyinds Molasses taxes. . oy
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.91.00'-
Scotch Oats, package.
.IPs
Baker's Cocoa,' can . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . 20
2 Cans Minced Clams...
Eagle Milk, can.
:i5
Pound Mocha and Java Coffee.
.25 11
7 Pounds Standard Rolled Oats. ; .25
6 Ponnds Broken Rice.C . . .'. .'. . . . . .25
12 Bars Laundry Soap?.,' . . . .'. ,25
81.20
Sack Rose City Flour. . i.
a i
Green or Black Tea, pound.... v.'.25 Q
BEST CREAMERY
BUTTER
50C ;
FRESH RANCH EGGS
-20c A DOZEN '
u nui nrr scares with i
t arV gen.- higher M 5. Daily Butter .40
near future, owing to . the Improved Best Sugar Cured nam . . . . J X7 f
vwuoo in oanvrancisco. That market It, t - loi
VIMUMU, WBS-VU ........... aw.
Cream Brick Cheese,
lb...,,,.,, 20 and 25s
Limburger Cheese, each, . . .35f
Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. . .35
Oleomargarine . .,' 40f
ChickensJ7M8c lb.
LaGrande Creamery
864 YAMHILL ST. -
SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTELS. RESTAURANTS. AND BOARDING-HOUSES' , t g
CsSnXSSSSSSSSEaKRSSZ:SKSK
is ; now drawing again on tha Pnrflan1
Green peas from local points ars now
coming Taster and are ohiun.r . fir
oeans irom California, Texas and Flor
ida are In market -Best quality at fOo
a vounu. .. oome at ion.
Many strangers are Visiting this sec-
new
lion looxing zor new hnraaa. anva tha
Cottage Grove Nugget. . Some sales have
Deen maae, ana it is expected that there
will be quite a boom In farm property
rrov omtnauuHo ,
ii you suiter from rheumatism or pains,
for Ballard's Snow Liniment will bring .
quick relief. It Is a sues' eura tnr i
sprains, rheumatism, contracted muscles
and all pains and within the reach of
an. i rn zoc-owo. Sl.oo. C R. Smith.
Tenaha. Texas. vrlta; . T d.n .... i
Ballard a Snow Liniment In mr f,mii.
for years and have found It a fine rem
edy iur an pains ana aches. I recom-
mena or pains in the chest" Sold
YOUR SUNDAY'S
DINNER
TEA
Will be incomplete without nice fresh
cleaned Poultry, Oysters and ; Fish
Xy a At . . ' . , i meats sucn.as we nave. - ah ours are
CDple tniniC SDlCeS and j fresh cleaned and handled by us exclu-
these lines, therefore know good goods.
Tour order will be appreciated. '!
extracts ire always . dis
honest N6:1heyar(5not
veer rrecer retams rear money tt yea aea't
Hke ScbUliag's Bertj ve say aisb .
G. C0VAC0 & CO.
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185 FOURTH STREET. NEAR YAMHILL ' ;
. : Prompt: Delivery to All Parts of West Side '
A Full Line ol First-Class Rlcate
Spring Lamb, direct from; the farmer, never in cold storage.
Home-made Lard, Bacon and Hams, Corned Beef ; also full
; line fresh Vegetables Fresh Eggs and Butter t - - '
The very choicest can be had. Call up Main 2830. Home
. : : ,. , ; . ' , Phone A2830.
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Wholesale and Retail Grocers , 147 FIRST STREET
Study oux prloes then you will hea why our trade has Increased. On am.
are of tna hlgliest quality aad we eballeng a comparison wltk ths finest tha
caa be found in any store. ' -, -. ' , , .
Fresh -Ranch Eggs. dox. . . . . . . , SO
Best Creamery Butte. 50 and 65
We get bur -eggs from the farmer.
butter from the :creameries no middle
men. , - , 1
Postum or Flgpruna Cereal 20
can good Peaches or Apricots . ,15e
Standard Tomatoes .......... .10
I cans Cora, Peas or String Beans. .25
1-lb, pkg. Arm and Hammer Soda. . 6
Naptha Soap ........... Bf
bars Baby Elephant Soap... ....254
lb. English , Breakfast Tea,;, ...25
lb.
Gunpowder Tea '....1.1.'.".. :
l sacg nest valley nour,i.,,,,
1 sack Best Hard Wheat- Flour
ipawnw ,. :-.fl.80
1 bottle Worcestershire Sauce.
iso sis
1 lb. Whole Nutmegs ..,.
new v.rop rrunes. 7 lDS..,.ih,.25
1-lb. csn Corn Beef
H-lb. can Deviled Ham. S for ....'.zHZ
PH0NB-MAINJ288.
East side delivery 1 Tuesday and Friday.
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ARM CD. HAMMER SODA BULK, 3 POUNDS
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