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THE nREflON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10r 1CC3. . i - fl r W - r . - , I Itl 1 , -a . 5 Doctors all mth that bread prop erly made, spread with pur buttr com bin to mak th bt ; food that dan possibly b secured by a human. Good butter always costs mora money than poor quality but tha atln of tha for mer aires mora pleasure Jthan evn the additional cost Justifies. Tha difference between a square of first-class butter and butter that was spoilea m ins mi tng Is but a few cents In price but It means considerable to the health of the eat.r. Poorly made butter ia no more healthy than poor egga - To mak th best butter the butter-man should hare the beet cream and then know how , to properly take cara of tha product, One of the beet ways to tell whether the butter you buy Is made from pure cream In ' tha proper way la W w whether It turns rather strong within a few days after purchasing. If It does It means that the cream was not fit for food whan manufactured Into butter. For some time tha creamery men have been trying to coma to some understanding regarding their manner of buying cream. Soma ereameiiea will not buy cream If too old but-others are said to have recently taken every thing offered because of the scarcity of first-class Stork.- , . Butter Is getting cheaper but tb ' price is not dropping so fast as In , previous seasons. The reason for this .Is the unusual Increase In the popula tion of this section and tha am all in crease In tha number of cows. In fact there are less eows In Oregon . today than a few years ago. ,..; . , . i Cheese wafers are among the pretty ceessorles to a luncheon. An English .recipe Is this: Two ounces of grated cheese,- quarter of a pound of short Make soma nice ahort cruet and Into It mix aa mucn arv grnieo CVTTT It will take up, adding. If necessary. tun. .AJ ararS HMinM Wl fl m VfjrT iiit.iv wui wssi.wa. th a dasfi of cayenne pePper and sa It. Boll tne paste OUl V"ry . iuin wafers, four inches long and on Inch Wide. Prick rach wafer with a fork DThew,afers should be browned, and ... i -. i iY,m tnn aulas to their prettinees. -A. sprinkl of pimento gives color and flavor not to -v... v.. ii. mrm of tn found on Dread cheese balls that ahould, apcompany thla nM.tlma Die. mUK tnat amu i." but Is not very sour Is n-oeaary MUK that cheese-makers d scribe on f he lum IB HIV WW" ' Z. . of th rang and let It atand until the whey separates ana n, mc whey and curd Into a coiananr ua " . " "1 ., or thre hours then turn the curd Into a KawI An.1 III nUiri DI n .. & rAiinillnv tab! - .y.AMa4 Htittar. ana tnlCK auffiniant to make th chees soft nough to taoA in small balls. Serv quit cold. Bprlnkl witn narsler or a bit of pimento for good looks. . ..v.- -an-..- i- Knt th nrlie la still .v... viw kutmu f tha bis values at present ruling on wheat Tf.n.a , with mustard SSUC com "i -t w. oam-lrat ThtIV Can lUBt aa wn be n re Dared at home, and mor delicately. Scale and clean four Mr- rings, remove inn dkkuumo them down th back and working the i ,v. nn ilnvnwira With ik. .r' hmah them with esc. oin into nreaa crumua, ma - LJ t,.,M.....M..........., 4 IM'Hi R EADY TOMORRO W ! no OP CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN FULL OF SNAP, STYLE ' AND WEAR. Wc have all the new snappy College Effects. Come and get posted on v what's going to be worn. Don't worry about the fit - .', we attend tb that. , Anybody would think they cost you double. Our Prices COME AND SEE THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF NEW SPRING HATS IN THE CITY. $1 0to$25 Store Open Saturday Evening UntU 10:30 OOock CLOTHINGi company! CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STS. lies ORTII FEEL FIFTEEN HUNDRED Jury So Eecompcnscs Mrs. wens m ireacu oi x ivm .,,' ise Suit. , : . swial bliiMtch to The JoornaL) ' a.i.m nr adtII 10. Fifteen hun dred dollars was th amount of .dam ages awarded Clarkl A. wus tor w 4.... .ff.inni in her breach of promls suit against B. U Btmrt a weaimy rancour vi . - - Jury In the circuit .oourt her 7o"X- bull waa originally ogun xor .v, but th jury witnin two ur- trial. Bfi nLQ ruhoi w i ii Ko. Mrs. Welle waa a poor dressmaker In Lawton. Olaho ma. in Stewart, who happened to b vialtlng there and from that time until 10 cor roepondeno pw-ed between th.m. ..An lu ene cam w . i .Z.i.a Stewart and they atarted for a marriage llcens but wer refused J,!' until ftey could f re, a witness who tholSrnuwwtrMdia 0tHurndrrid. or letters from St.wart teaming with lov xpresslonS """f rrom nve to i ! ,.r- introauora m ; ': i.M ardent PtaUMwhlch to av. d ons Btswart, who U beyond tb half century mark. Buch terms as 7w'thft nht of my yea" my darling' wer onfy feiof th terms of endearment uaed and "kisses snd hugs- wer sent by th thousands by Stewart u BEST FOX v Is the Every Furnace We Sell Is Absolutely Guaranteed ' ' , ' " , - s The heating problem is a question in Oregon as well as in the eastern states. The onfvreal satisfactory way to solve this problem ' is to install a furnace then your home will be heated perfectly.. It ' pays to put a furnace .in, not only for. comfort's sake, but because it increases the value of your . propertyif you ever want to sell, a furnace installe4 strong selling point, We make estimates for installing furnace systems complete.. We employ experienced furnace men for this work and the work we miarantee to be satisfactory. . ' il 1 L , 1 v 9 . WcGe I ected the FoxFurnace We recommend the Fox t Fur nace. It gives you-clean, eguaK ied heat cuts ypur fuel biUs in'half. Have our man call and talk it over with you. , Drop us a card today. r-".'.4?'.'''';V-'V:'';V . Maintaining Heating. ' Plants Is Our Business We maintain our own tin shop,: ' where we. make all the air ducts and furnace pipes used in our installation , work. No charge for estimates. Inform us of ! your needs right away. . , . j. J. KADDERISV brown In some butter. Drain well and serve with mustard sauca. For this melt two ounce oi stir It into an ounce and a half of fine riour, ana rowjin -warm water: atlr till It boUs, add l a dessertspoonful of mUed -'rdih, Juice of half a lemon, and a tablespoon ful of doubls cream. . . Al m. mm Kit. fiMM ir la a delicacy that What to Eat recommends. Materials: Eight Urg. greenln. sugar, butter. lemon juice mua i;;, narlna: PeeL cor and allc th apples, Dlace n a double boiler and add two Eibl?spoonfuls of boiling water; cover . . . . ..ntll v.rv wall done. cioseiy uw y sZ.l r.. Then pass through a very fin sieve and measure.. To each pint of apple allow one cup of sugar, on tablespoon f..i of butter and one tableapoqnful of lemon Juice. Plac all ths inrreai- ents in a saucepan five minutes, stirring all th time. Re mov.from th. fire and beat with , a 5 wltfiVXnr Can'W It with roast goos or porn. -, Th markets are now weu uw"" with aspsragus which is suing every where in th retail ahops at 1IJ4 cant a pound. All the graaa now eing now being offered come from California but iomS home supplies ar oon,Pfctfi Florida tomatoea are In market but are rather high becaus of th havy freight charges to bring them from the south. Boms tomato ar being received from Mexico but thjy ar not ia well colored as the Flor da growth. Bom are coming from California ana are In quite good shape New potatoea from California are selling In th rtall markets at 10 and 12it cents a pound. Lat arrivals from the south are of larger else and are of better quality that those first shown. Oregon cauliflower Is now vsry plen tiful and although the heads are small the quality was never better. Prlc Is lower. . .' - - .v';'' BelUpeppers from th far aouth are now being received her and ' find ing much favor In th rUU hops. Bluffed green peppers allow considerable latitude In th matter of """J very good one Is suggested In the fol lowing: Pick out fresh, plump-looking peppers. Cut a slice from th stem emt rernovs the seeds carefully, parboil It minutes and drain. While tbeae cool. pWare the following mixture: To every six peppers allow on sweetbread. Parboil and chill th sweetbread and cut up with a silver knife. . .. . Melt two tablespoons of butter ana rub Into It smoothly two tablespoons of flour. Add gradually half a cup of whit stock (chicken preferred), and of minced mushrooms (canned will do), and two tablespoons o. "obi -"-" Season with pepper salt and Worcester ahir sauce. Fill the pePPr hH with this mixture, cover with buttered bread crumbs and bake until the crumbs ar brown. - Whll they ar baking prepare the following sauce: w'. Break the stems of th mushrooms In little bits, cook for 20 minutes. In another saucepan melt two tablespoons of butter.-rub Into this two tablespoons of flour and add a few drops of onion Juice. Btir this mixture and pour over It aradually the water from th mush room atems, with enough chicken stock to make on cupful In all. Add two tablespoons of cream and season witn salt and paprika. Arrange the peppers on platter , and pour th sauc around them...: ' 's '' ' J AT TWELVE SHOOK LA FAYETTE'S Grandma Palmer at 94 Re views Clearly a Remark able Career. Headache? HAND (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) I Grande,' Or., April 10. Th olaest woman In eastern Oregon Is "Grandma" Palmer v of thla city, who yesterday passed the 94th milestone. - Her' mind Is yet clear and active, and ,06 her S4th birthday she engaged In making a quilt and doing other fancy jewing. When she was 12 years of age she shook nan ds with La Fayette, and aas had a wonder ful experience In th settlement of tn west She was th recipient of many birthday, gifts. and a host of friend. C&1J0U uyun ,nvr l MWM a-M v- teem on nw wnunM, j EUGENE TO HAVE STREET OF PALMS (Special Dispatch -to The Joora!.' Eugene. Or., April 10. Th East Eleventh Street Improvement club, composed of residents along th thor oughfare, by that name, has ordered from California 108 Dracene palms to ?lant slong both sides of the street rom Wlllamett street t to the uni versity. . These palms sre quite hardy and it Is said thev will thrive in this climate. Qreat improvements are now being maae on tn street, tnciuaing pav ing and parking the curbing. 'Twhen these improvements are completed the street will be on of th prettiest on th coast, m -K WARSHIP PAYMASTER SHOfeT IN ACCOUNTS ? :';'S' t SsBBBrtsasamMBajBI ' M-A' " ''f' - fi- ''- '"ii r'-' (United Ftm Uaatd Wire.) ' i r Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Wash., April 10. A reneral court-martial to try Past Assistant Paymaster A. S. Brown of the receiving ship Philadel phia, will , convene her Monday. A shortage of approkimately S600 . has been found In Paymaster Brown's ac counts. The alleged offense Is punish able with dismissal from the navy; Commander C. A. Gove of the cruiser Milwaukee will act as president ot tb court. . , . If r If it 'docs, you should try Dr.: Miles' AnU-Pain, j PiPs"' iWh ; not 'do J so. .Thef,yrSl i- relieve .'i the pain in just a few inin- utes. Ask; your druggist There aro 45,000 druggists in the V, S. ; Ask any of; themT ; !A jpackago of 25, doses costs 25 cents, ; One tablet usually ' stops . a , . headache. .They relievo : pain' without leaving any disagreeable ' after-effects 'isn't that .what you , 'irantf ;j v'l V '. "My son Frank Snyder hag used Dr. Miles'. Anti-Pain Fills for; a long time H never had ' ar.Tthlng to help him so much for headacha A year ago he cam hone, and ! waa down sick with, such a dreadful nerv ous headache, - H gavs m f th Anti-Pain Plus, and after wall I took another and wag entirely re lieved. I always keep them la th hous now, and gay many away to Others suffering with headache." - MRS. , LOUISB XJCWELLTN, Powell, Soutn Dakota. Your druggist sells Dr. Mil' Antl Pain Pills, snd w suthorli him to return th prlc ot first paokag (only) If It fall to benefit you. Miles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind GIRL KILLED BY 00 BED Dawn McPherson's Neck Is Broken When Caught by Bed Closing Up. (Volted Pre Leased Wire.) Los Angeles. April 10. Dawn ' Mc- PherSon. the beautiful 11-year-old Se attle girl, who for th past nln months has been suffering from a broken neck. la dead at the county hospital. The girl's injury was due to the clos ing up ot a folding bed la which shs snd her mother slept Mrs. McPherson was thrown to th floor but th daugh ter's neck wss caught between th head post and the springs.' Th unfortunat young woman was taken to the hospital, where an opera tion was performed, snd for a time symptoms of recovery appeared but several weeks sgo sh sank Into a stupor and complete paralysis set In. finally resulting In her death. - DREAMED HUSBAND " . WOff CLUB'S PRIZE (Special Dtspstea t The Journal.) Washington, April 10. Evl- dene Indisputable that Tom ' Richardson achieved th feat of e sending a message by telepathy 4,000 miles, Portland to Baltl- mora. ' Mrs. : John Roach ' Stra- ton, wlf of th pastor of t.Saltlmor Baptist church,, e dreamed Tuesday night that her husband had won th $1,000 prise ; offered fcyth Commercial club' for the best arUcl on Oregon. Wednesday hf received a wis- gram saying th prls had been awarded him. SWITCH ENGINE RACES , WITH GRIM REAPER ' . (United Press Leased Wire.) Brawley. Cal.. April "10. A race for life from Imperial. Junction to Brawley, with th sprod of a switch ngln pitted aralnst that of a rattlesnake's deadly poison as ,lt circulated through th blood of M. N. MoCloud. took Place last nisht Today McCloud lies at the horn of his physician with f air ? prospecU tit recovery ' Thursday afternoon McCloud while sorting bricks heard th whirr of a rattlesnake, and the fangs of- th rep til sank into his right hand. . McCloud , immediately sought treat ment and the wound was cauterised, but the poison began . immediately to take effect He was placed on a switch engine and rushed to Brawley. McCloud suffered fearful agonybut today al though the hand and arm ar black and swollen to an enormous sise th pros pects ar favorabl:f or rcovry. Spectacles tl OO at Metsgar-a SalUt!M; AIL MEXT. ' :- ' ' ' my . the createst and most 8UC- , ccssful sale the big East Side ever knew. Hundreds and hundreds of matchless Bargains throughout the many departments. Come now and get your share. ' BEST, NEW CALICOS yd Great Ttriety of colors and . 'patterns.' i ' MEN'S SUITS : $9.90 Suits that are values op to : sis.oa ' APRON GINGHAMS yd Best 8c and9c Apron Ginf- V hams, in all The best colors. WOMEN'S WHITE WAISTS Handsome new . patterns and designs, values to $175. NEW DRESS GINGHAM Elegant new and stylish 12c grades. ; Marvelous Shoe Selling ; Great lots ? ofS Shoe for men, women and children are heaped bit our big bargain tables. Shoes, of exceptional value . and , wear, and priced at most tempt-. .-.. .,, ,"" prices.. , .' THOUSANDS Of YARDS Of . . Hill ENDS . ' . t- : KFuir aixe' double Sheets, actual worth ia tic , eacn. I Including elegant pattern! and qualities of percales, ginghams, . calico, etc; worth to . , : 15c. the - yard. '"' :..? ;U i! -.; IN THE BARGAIN BASE- i GOOD BROOMS r 'Another big lot of Brooms that are worth to.3Sc each, on sale Saturday only at Xf . Not over two to a customer. No. phone or ders. - Free delivery with other goods. '.; 10c TUMBLERS AT Bf. ?, Ci Saturday onlv, handsome thin blown Tum blers, in variety of ground glass Patterns. $1.7S SILVER TEA SPOONS 98f SET $100 BUTTER KNIVES AND SUGAR SPOONS 49f Saturday Only. These goods are of the celebrated "Holmes and EdwardsT make. Absolutely guaran teed and pure; silver plate, which is 25 per cent heavier than; regular standard plate. v 25c FANCY JAP TEA POTS 10e' ; Beautiful new patterns In very dainty China ' Tea Pots - 10-QUART PAIL lBf ,::v Good grade of large 10-quart Tin Pail, generally aold at 25c. Saturday 10f . BLEACHED SHEETS DOUBLE WIDTH ' PERCALES v" All splendid : new', patternt and best colors; best 10c -., ; 'grade. ;, ' MEN'S BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS ..V 48 c Regular. 75c grade of black mercerized t Sateen' ... Shirt.' MEN'S SPRINO i SUITS $ 1 3.95 Suits of newest styles and splendid workmanship and materials that are worth to - $18; all new goods. YOUTHS $10 SUITS $6.0O Suits , that are excellent in materials and patterns. Ladies'SpringSuits A" luxurious display show- ing a wide variety of fash ions. The new styles are numerous and exceptionally beautiful in design, and all are being offered at excep - tionally low prkes. jjgfil Repair Vatches tv : so you can depend VHi M ' on thm ' W ' B EMIL NELSON H ' : M aid jwix tm i V3 (26 years' experience) IM , - VJ ' Oo Orand ava, Jj ' JfV ". and 8. Morrlsoa W ' RANGES HEATERS LAMPS HOT PLATES FITTINGS. East Side Gas Appliance Co. . , ! . 874 WZZJUA1SS ATB. . Phon East 476. ,- ,.- MM m UK O ililO irAniMn PAT &IDE DEPAHTMENT STORE CORNER EAST LIORMSOSI STREET AND UNION AVENUE A BRIDGE OPIIIIOIIS DIFFER WIDELY East Side Business Men Un decided Regarding New Structure. Opinion In regard to just what tyl of bridge shall b erected to serv th Alblna and peninsula district. In th vent 'that such a structur is nuilW Is divided, but generally It U believed that a bridge that would allow the passage of river traffic, with either a lift or a draw for th larger ocean-going ves sels, would be th most advisable. . George W. Bates, of George W. Bates ft Co., oankers, Is a strong advocate of th lower bridge project and is decided ly opposed to any tunnel plan, arguing that the tatter would b of little ben efit to th residents of th peninsula.; "For the benefit of th residents of this section of the city arldg should be constructed without delayv ho said, this morning, "and most of those witn whom I have talked-ar tn favor of a, structure that would allow th passage of-river steamers, with a draw or a lift for th larger vessels. Certain ones are in favot of a higher bridge, on th suspension order, but I woula discour age such a plan as th approaches to such a structure would be too long, and would land th people too , ; far away from th river. Tunnel Hot la Tavor. "I am not at all In favor of th tun nel project, because, if a tunnel were to be constructed It would not be built In thfs lmmediat vlclnlt' and the resi dents of this portion of th town, would receive no, direct benefit from it. Then again, th river is too deep -for such an i T - mm. i rtti i. n.rtn In nlaMa it is 70 feet deep and with such a .depth of water -the approaches necessarily would be unusually long. Tunnels, also, are not popular wlth. th peopl who walk ; that has been proved in Chicago. "Whether a draw or a lift would be the most advisable It la up to an en gineer to state. Th lifts hav proved to be a success In -other places, and of - - .1 .1.... U. im Arnm awaw with but whether such a structur would be a success 1 ner oniy m prw;iii;a uin versed In that work can state.. - and widened to 60 feet, th same as the iJlirnsiae oriage, as 11 im suugeurar iw narrow at present for th traffic that i l .Hhw ihnnM t rehiillt at tb present site or: further south. Tavors Suspension B tract ur. f Councilman R. E. Menefe disagrees Willi Ar. , calm iu f u w w, wt.w of bridge that should be erected, argu ing: mat a structur uu u .mjiomiuh order would be th proper thing. - - would allow th passag of all shipping without a draw or lift, th larger ves sels to pass under with top masts low ered," he said this morning. : -. "The only, practical place for a tube IS at East Stark street and that would be of little benefit to the people of this scti6n. In the event that a bridge is erected th approach on the east side could b mad from th vicinity of Albina avenue and Page street on not mor than a thre and' one-half per cent grade. Then there could be an other approach from .Vancouver avenue and Hancock street. "On the west side th mala approach I Fl CORDWpOD : ; FIRST GRADE ' ; ".SEQOND GRADE o rng ?0.00 Long; ...... :..;..;;?5.50 Sawed ........ V"V-?6J50 TSawedf......... ...?6.00 :l Travis Bros. t i; Phone East 202-B-2020. 451 HAWTHRONE AVE. Iilorrisori Eleclricf Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS . Fixtures, Wiring, Supplies 291 EAST MORRISON STREET '' PHONES: EAST 3128, B1625 could b constructed in th vicinity of Park ana , uiican sweets, ; ...u i. tk. nnrth nn Front tUULU If. uu. rUUHI h. . - ----- street, and on from the south connect ing with- th steel brldg., ' . " .ftA ?'Ther ar now approximately 60,000 . . a. ..(nH.lek as n .4 Within will take at least two years to construe t a sulubl bridge and by that tlm such a structure will be absolutely neces sary, as the steel bride; will not b abl to handle the-traffic, n. 1. him, il IX. auS- nualnn la that it WOUld be great Scenic attraction. Think what a fin view of th. river and the surround ing country tne stranger vw"" rY' - lana couia set irvin .ulh "Of courst, the points In question are ones that must be decided oy a prac tical engineer and it was with that idea in mind that I introduced h ordtaance providing for the engagement of the services of Ralph Modjeskl. - "If tunnel is constructed I think the work should b done by a private corporation and not by the municipal ity, as it would practically: benefit only th streetcar company.? In th event that teams utilised It it would have to be about- 40 feet wide and about It feet high. If th width were less there would Be a constant congestion of traf fic", .ts . -, ,t I OKGANIZE NEW . ; CHURCH AT ARLETA ' Rsv. H. ' C. ' Shaffer,' pastor of th First United Brethren church, will con duct religious services at th home of Walter , Jarvls. ' 1st North . Main street, Arieta, Sunday at, p. m. The purpose of the meeting is to organise a united Brethren church In the Mount Scott - district - It is - the purpose of those interested, to locate - the new church o that It will not interfere with any- other religious organisation. i . . ... Si. .11 I' IL 11 ' : J Tomorrow, Saturday, Call and try th luncheons at th Baltimore Dairy Lunch. You'll be de lighted. J74i Washington street, back of Lbby, now Rothchlld building. Butter Down Dairy' Butter, per roll. ....... ....45 Elk Creek Butter, per roll. .60' Trout. Lake Butter, par-roll. ......60)' Corvallls Bujter, per roll ....654 Select Eggs, per dox. ............ ,204 Others, Z dosen for. ......... w . .354 ; "Cheese, Honey, . Tea and Coffee. Henion-Henfey Co. Main 1789. , !6T Yamhill. A-5TT4. We Know TOW Know Where TO get the best - f-L taf C corrEE'25!r' in town at . . . . l-p? Haines Tea Store 170 THXBB. 6T. ' .x - Bet. Korrlsoa and TamlUU. wmmmLmmmmammmmmmmmBamm 500 Guarantees Its-Purity. It raises the dough . thoroughlv snd . evenly, leaving no soggy spots in th food. Free demonstration of cakes mad from Crescent Baking, Powder. - '.' m At the People's, the big market and: grocery at First and Taylor. See adv. on market page of today's paper. it InThlble. instsntsaeom skis 1 nrfiim(n beautifler, describes Satin skis powder, fc. s J
