The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 27, 1908, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, , FRIDAY ; EVENTNQ, ',' MARCH 27,' 1908.' 5, IIEIIEY MRUS TO ACCEPT CREDIT IS TO FORFEIT LIBERTY busihess mi " t " 1 '.. .-.,) ."ri'.t Muckraker, Accuses ; ' San ; Franciscans of Retarding Graft Prosecutions: c Main 1412 FIRST AND TAYLOR STREETS A1412 I .. f. I Ml - - II .. II ' ' r. ' Naw potatoaa ara coming la qufte freely; from California. . While the Btocks ara fensraJly of small alee, they ara of unusually good quality for thla tlma of the aeaaon and ara btlnf of- farad In. retail abopa at lIHe and ISa a pound. Tha near potatoes reoentljr received from Bermuda ara of batter fuse and ahow improved quality. Tha alter ara different In taste from tha product of tha raciflo coast It will only be a short tln" before new pota toaa will be arriving freely from tha south, and then pricea will be at a height where moat any one can Indulge and not atraJn their oooketboolc too ( much. . .-.-. .The two aavere advancee' whlnh oc eurred In the price of augar during the paei weK were ratner costly to tne consumer, Inaamuch aa tha rlao In prtcea amounted to 60 centa per hundred pounaa at wnoieaaie, witn a correapono ing Advance In tha retail rrocerlea. llfiwirar la one of tha artlclaa of food that JCifecta moat houaewlvea. It If gener ally aold by the retail trade at a bare fraction over the coat at wholesale and van thla email profit la aoraetlmea cut by dealera -who make it a leader or trade-drawer for their atorea. The prea ant high pricea oft augar and tha likeli hood of further advancea ara due al most entirely to tha ahorter crop than expected in Cuba. Even in the Ha waiian lalanda tha former growera of augar are going Into other llnea prin cipally fruit culture because of tha greater profits therein; J 'While Oregon la paying juat about what It costs to produce potatoes be cause of the enormous crop here tha paat aeaaon. conditions ara just the re verse in the eastern and middle west atatea. There tha crop was rather email tha paat aeaaon and pricea are Jumping upward In an endeavar to get BudpIt and demand meet. Although we ara getting our pota toaa for a mere aong this aeaaon, we ara paying some rather ateep prices for in tne reran anopa onions navv .V .V f . I- i ' 1 J ' . ' ' I ' gUeaf ul of sherry and a f aw drops of orange Juice, filling Into Blender' wlde- rlmmed eherbet classes and ornamei Ins with maraschino cherries. Crs berry Jelly makea a dellcloua sherbet aerved with froien charlotte. '-ii Children Brownie cake, which n1o may be baked in any or tne rancy Brownie tins or In tha aimpler shapes. Beat a cupful of brown augar and half a cupful of butter to a cream; add tha thoronrhlv beaten volka Of four BS then half a cupful of strong, cold cof fee. Seaaon to discretion witn nutmeg, cinnamon, powdered clove and allspice, and add two cupfuls and a half of pas try flour. Into which two teaapoonfuls of baking powder have previously been sifted. At tne laat moment loia in ins - haat.n whltea of the rour eggs. and bake In ahallow, heart-shaped layer stiffly with a very dark Icing. tins. Fill the apace between the layers onions. In the retail shore onion advanced to lOo a pound In' many in- tancea owing to tne very scam aup- f llea of old stock and the lateness of he new aeaaon in opening up. How ever, thla condition or high onion prices la not confined alone to uregon, Dut every part of the country has the aame tale of woe to tell. . Had any aaparagua thla season? If you have not, try soma for Sunday and Jou'll be aurpriaed at the fine flavor. Ttoea ara atlll rather high, but most any one can afford a mess for Bunday. ' Cranberries may be made into Jelly and then aerved with a dellcloua cus tard. Take the whltea of four eggs, beating them aoltd, and adding one and a, half teaapoonfula of augar for each egg. When very light pour in a amall cupful of cream, and beat again over hot water until of the consistency of a very thick boiled custard (the water should not be boiling or the mixture will curdle). Allow the cuatard to become very cold, whipping In a teaspobnful at a time, aTialt pint glass of cranberry Jelly, beating constantly as in the mak ing of mayonnaise, and place directly on tha ice to chill. When ready to serve fold In a pint of meringue, half a wine- Egge ara down to about low level for tha rear and there haa been a notice able lncreaae In tha consumption re cently. When egga get . down to the low notcn tne speculators ouy areai many caaea of them which are stored away In cold atoraga plant a until the high pricoa of the winter are reached. Tha house wl fa cannot afford to put egga In tha regular atoraga houaes but moat of them have tried varloua recipes to keep them In good condition for tlmea of high pricea Moet of these r-roocsaea are ranuree out ionsui u. i. Murphy of Bordeaux forwards the fol lowing- synopsis from a irencn journal on a new method or preserving eprao, which he aava appears to have the dou ble merit of cheapneaa and alropllclty. The artlole waa baaed upon the eiperl ments of Dr. Campanlnl. aa reported by him in tha December bulletin laaued by tha Italian minister of srrlculture. Dr. CamoanlnL after reviewing the varloua known means of preserving egga by aalt water, lime water, sul cata of nntaah. vaseline, and cold stor- saje deacrlbed his experiments, which showed better results than all other HIb theory la that to preserve eggs some Bvatem must be adopted that will ahaolutelv nravent the exchange be tween tha air outside and that inside tha man for It la thla continual ex change that causes putrefaction. Dr. (jampamm seiecioa perrecuy irean egga and covered mem witn iara, o an to effectually atop up all the pores. The shells were thus rendered Imperme able, the exchange of air was prevented and. the obstruction of the pores not lermlttlng the evaporation or me water, here waa no loss of weight The whltea and yellowa of the egga retained their color perfectly and the taste waa not modified In the Bllghtest degree. When properly coated with lard not too thickly tha eggs are put in baskets or boxes upon a bed of tow or fine odor leas shavings and so arranged that there will be no point or contact oeiween them otherwise a mold will- develop and putrefaction result The packing room should be perfectly dry, tne quea tion of tomperatura not being Import ant. By hla procesa Dr. Campanlnl Kept a quantity of egga for a whole year throuah a very not summer and a very cold winter and they were perfectly preserved. He aava that 4 centa wonn of lard aufflcea to coat 100 egga, and that anv one could eaaliy prepare that number of eggs in one hour's time. (UnlUd Press teased Wire.) i" San Francisco, March 17.-"Tha bual nesa men of San Francisco ara opposing th graft proseoutlone beoauee tha In vestigations coma too cUse to their ow doora to ault them." waa tha eubstance or an address delivered laat night by Francis J. Heney, apeclal prosecutor, before tha Man's elnh In Oakland. . Heney aald that the merchants, bank- era ana capitalists ara complaining on tha grounds that tha Investigations ara injuring ma city. "Why do they aay thlsT ho asked. "Because, as wa work our way In far feting out tha wrongdoera and those re sponsible for muoh of tha corruption wa come upon tha tracka of that class of people. Then their attitude toward clvlo righteousness takaa a turn for tha worae. fuong eervioe corporations ana corrupt pftbllo servants ara responsible for much of the wrong dona the people." that being 1AD0 AFRAID . OF SKIS The One Best a CANNED GOODS TOMORROW Is your laat opportunity to secure your two cans at the price of one Ask Yotir Grocer for Japanese Officials Believe Koreans Will Attempt to Start Reign of Terror. (Caltea Praei teas- Wire.) Toklo, March 27. Fear of a wholesale campaign of assassination by Korean enthusiasts following the murder of Durham White Stevens in San Fran cisco, has stirred officials of ths stats and foreign departments, and double caution is belnjr exercised today lrr all of tha offlcea to learn tha Identity of all callera before granting them aUnlt tance. Ordera have been aent to Seoul that special guards shall be placed about the palace, and all Japanese agenta have been warned to be on tha lookout for asaassina. Newa received here and given considerable credence la that the assassination of Btevena was but Dart of a well organised plot of aaaasslnatlon and insurrection, organized by Korean latrlota, with the object of attracting he eyes of tha world to their down trodden condition. The entire seoret service of tha gov ernment haa been ordered to keep avatch on all known Korean leadera, both In Japan and In Korea. FINISHES TALK UNO DROPS DEAD Orator at Coalinga Dies of Heart Failure at End of His Address. 171bs.for$1.00 Snaar Has Advanced 18 Its. lYlfb a W Order . Scotch or Quaker Oats, pack age vlUf fulled Kice, wneat .Berries, a for' .........'..256 Carnation or Pioneer Cream, 3 cans for .'....'...25s 10-ltx sack Corn Meal.... 25a 10-lb. sack Rolled Oat a... 35 10-Ib. sack Farina 35 10-lb. sack Graham 30 4 packages Crescent 'Corn Flakes for 25f5 3 packages Macaroni 25j 1-lb. can Ghirardelli Ground Chocolate 30 I Lb. Monarch Coffee WITH ONE LB. LOAF SUdAR 25 c All 50c Grades of Tea 25c 3-lb. box Crackers 20a Best Prunes, per lb. ..... . .5 GASH CaiH is a purchasing companion that , always enables you to secure the very best that the world can produce in quality, and the greatest in quantity. In no possible way can credit equal the buying power of cash. The advertised prices that follow indicate good reasons why you should not borrow the money of some one else when buying groceries. It's a cinch the credit buyer pays good interest on the money he uses. ME AT BEEF Porterhouse Steak, per lb. 10? Loin Steak, lb 10 Round Steak, lb ...10 Whole Rump, lb 7s Leg of Beef, lb 7a Porterhouse Roasts, lb. ..10a Loin Roasts, lb.... ....... 10 Round Roasts, lb 10a Pot Roasts, lb G, 7a, 8e PORK Pork Roast, lb. . Pork Steak, 2 lbs.. Fresh Hams, lb. . . Fresh Hides, lb. . . Dry Salt Pork, lb. Loin Pork Roasts, .10 25a ....lla ....12a ....12; lb.... 14 Special VEAL SALE Veal Stew, lb . 8 Veal Roast, lb .10a Veal Chops, lb.. 10a Veal Loin, lb 12a Veal Leg lb. 12e Veal Sausage, lb 12j4 HAMS The best sugar cured we can possibly buy, per lb... .12 Cottage Hams 12 Ficnic Hams -. 10 otter Choice Creamery 60c The Famous Norway Creamery 65c Ranch Eggs, 2 doz.35c Flour: Onr Special Blend $1.10 Sack $4.30 Dbl. Potatoes, per sack ....... 80 2 lbs. Cheese 35t H 13 bars Soap 25 7 bars Toilet Soap 25" 6 bars Baby Elf Soap. . . . .255 3 packages Raisins 25 3 glasses Jelly 25a 8 cans Tomatoes .........25 3 cans Corn 25 cans Salmon ... 25a 3 cans Lye 25 5 lbs Navy Beans 25J 5 lbs. Pink Beans 25a, gal. Olympia Syrup.... 45 (United Preis Lcaitd Wlrs.) Fresno, CaL, March 27. As Rev. P. C Nesblt, orator of tha da at tha second anniversary celebration of Coallnra, the center of the oU district, finished tils address, he took his seat, then suddenly sprang upright and dropped back into the arms of M. F. Tarpey. dead. This tragic: climax to the gala events of the day, which were attended by thousands rrom tne surrounding coun try, dropped like an overwhelming cloud upon the gathering and all festivities were declared at an end. Seated In the audlenoe. listening to the laat eloquent words aver uttered by the beloved pastor, were hla wlfa and four children. Ha waa tha only pastor in coatings. . Death was due to heart failure, result ing from over-exertion. We hare a fine lot of fresh Oregon Creamery Butter, rosy and delicious, that we are Belling at of a roll. Think of It, and butter is scarce, too. Also good creamery butter at roll, dairy 50 rolL To Cheese Lovers Blue Point Oyster Co. WADHAMS CSV KERR BROS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, PORTLAND Wholesale and Retail Dealers In East ern and Olympia Oysters, Staple and Fancy Groceries. General Restau rant Supplies; Eggs, Butter, Cheese. WB CONSIDER Dalles Diamond - . . And Liberty Bell AS GOO AS AWT A KB BSTTZHB 1KAX HOST rtOUKS ON TXS KAaV tt,..;,,r-r,w ; JOIT.-,. .... -. . - GOOD GROCERS Xocai'omaa 932U "Washington 6t,v SMrttoad, Oregon.- - . 1 FOR SATURDAY Chickens, Geese Ducks, Turkeys BUTTER, roll . . . 55 aid 65 RANCH EGGS, dozen. . . . .20 Chinook Salmon, lb.. . . . ; ..15 Halibut, 3 ; lbs. . . . . .... . .25 Milchner Herrings, keg; .. $1.00 Honey, 2 combs .... .. .25 Large Eel, lb.,.f,....V..f.2p Columbia Fish Co. 31 NORTH SIXTH ST. PhonesMain 1910: Home A1910 Bars tha baa twanty-flva aaat C OF FEE in town at tha Haines Tea Store 170 3D ST. , at. Xorrlaon ana Tamhffl. We make a specialty of cheese. We s full and complete stock of eood cheese on the market. carry every FRESH EGGS AH marked. bright and dozen. clean, 2f HONEY, SYRUP, COFFEE, ETC. The Oregon Cheese Co. 126 FIFTH STREET Opp. Olds, Wortman & King Phone: Main 2499. A-4647 WfiiSte Clover Butter ., Ji't1fT""'"y i-jgav. V;-' 'r '' T '.. -J A . ,. lsaHIS I smisssshis i . . ....-...-: .4ZZlv'- . '. f . . . . i -f y t i- " J - ' -' , 'atuss . h f. a; 5 t In Wax Cartons First in Quality Because of our Experience First in Sales Because of the Buyers' Experience T. S. TOWNSEND CREAMERY COMPANY PORTLAND ASTORIA SALEM LYONS DALLAS SEATTLE THE HIGHEST GRADES OF COFFEE ROASTED NTHE NORTH WEST AT YOUR GROCERS. iH-CefftE ' EZsazzzzzaszBXsTxiKSzzssxzax:: I Groceries Fellows Gcneerv Co. as SBJ.Tl flair VI w a s- van University Meat Market i O. A. HAERISON. MS VAVnOV BT, GOB. FISX. Round Steak, oar lb lOst uom Hteaa, per id xz Porterhouse Steak, per lb ! Tea Bona Steak, per lb I Shoulder Roast, per lb.... 74 and i Pot Roast, per lb 40 to Soup Bones, per lb ....J Soup Meat, per lb 3V to 4 Stew Meat, per lb, .4 to 1 Roll Roast, rer lb ...II Mutton, per lb 5e to If Veal per lb .6V to If Ham. ..-.IT Bacon ..17Ha Oar meats ara fraah ararr day and fOTarnntant Inspected. rbona you raar jesss sumd. BOTH PHONES 2596 Heals i 348-:5 Ankeiy St -4 H 8 E M K H E a Come to the Big Store on Oak Street NEAR SEVENTH, AND SAVE FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT ON YOUR GROCERY BILLS. SATURDAY SPECIALS: BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per roll .65c OREGON RANCH EGGS, 2 dozen ......... t. ...35c BURBANK POTATOES, per sack.... ,....7c SACK FANCY PATENT FLOUR (Rose City) ...$1.35 ii l I I I! FANCY ITALIAN PRUNES, 5 pounds ...25c'j ' a;;aini7a 2SC i THIRD 'AND ANKENY : ? Phonca Main 6 A5556 SATURDAY "MEAT BUYERS Are ydii looking tor choice 'cuts in meat? Db you want quantity Of do you want quality? Are you willing to take a chance on your meat or do you want cleaivwholesome meat from a sanitary mar ket? The particular 'buyers will buy at the Bay City Market to morrow, i " " " TOMORROW ' Roast of Pork, lOc.Per Pound Your quarter will go further here than at any market in the city, ;ao matter what their quotations are.'; t '. , ' . Nv . bay city Market x X Phone A-2830, Main 2830. , Prompt Delivery. ; Cor. '4th and Yamhill i WrmWWrryHH f yyt t m a r IS icxs ii 1 1 ii H II M n M M M M 11 1 1 M M XZZZZZEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZXEXZZZZZXZZZXZXZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ-ZZ-l 4 Packages Table Salt . 5 Pounds Broken Head Rice Gallon Table Syrup 45c Gallon Can Maple Syrup ..... ...$1.00 25 oz. K. C. Baking Powder t. ..... 20c 3 Cans Corn of Tomatoes ; 25c SPECIAL PRICES TO 17 lbs. Dry Granulated Sugar ..,.$1.00 Pound Special Blend Coffee 25c Can Eagle Milk 15c 3 Cans Carnation Milk . .'....v;.25c Pound Green or Black Tea .... , . ..25c 2 Cans Bakers' Cocoa . ; . . . vV; . .45c HOTELSESTAURANTS. AND -BOARDING HOUSES. '.. ; COOK! Famous Troutlake . Butter. per roll Fine Jot of Hood . River Apples,' per box,., ,v. ....fl.SO EGGS, per dozen.... . 15 , and J20f We. deliver goods, ' Henion-IIenfcy Co.' 267 YAMHILL" ST. ' i C. H. BUCKBEE GROCERY CO. ' TOVHTM AJTO KOWTCKJatEBT. folger's Baking PowderS lbs.f 1.00 Matsona CotTfe. ib...'.;. . i.'. , , .20a Mocha and Java, lb... .'...30a) English Breakfast fTea,: lb . ;v. .35 All Gold Tomatoes,; dozen... ...80 Cas UV.. 81.55 Flour.' Cream of the West. . .-if l.OO Corn, dozen, Of, case.. ;...f 1.75 GepVAjGU SCO. only' reliable ; dcalara in s Poultry Oysters Tou can Jpehl on tlieli afork f -' BtricUy first class. ' rbon or c.-iJl t 275 Fir: IN 'I , ? . t t . .. 'a I 'I : '! t It :t 'I 'i .t , ,t .( f ir ,1 ."i ' 1 M , s . K 1) l f !t to al i 1 1 4 . 1 1 -