The Oregon daily journal., April 23, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

EVENING, APRIL 3, 1003.
THIS. UKliUur wivt,
. ' nMfV tnittjMAT. PORTLAND. THURSDAY
4
PRESS CLUB TO
DUILD PALACE
New York Xcwsraiwr AVrit-crsAViUErtctaTwclvc-n
S1017 Building:. ;;
SwUI ' Seers!.) '
Nw Tork. April I.-Tb New Tork
Pres club, of which John A. Henoesey
i president, has ratified th action of
it building commute, for tM toprov
n.ent of the plot recently purchased at
t he northwest corner of BP and
salmi a.
William street wiia .-
hlch will be
- been nnunw m -
wl.rn'lt Is I .."V". ."Vr"
. .. ti.,..- Th. nrniacL. jnciuuina
the roet t tn fund. with compel.
ment ol about ijbo.vuv, " " J-"'
to install features which wril mekelt
i ill iiioiii . .
on of the unlau buumngs m in uuw
lown bualn ctloa.
in. Brst thre. or four floor. wW
rented as Stores and offices, while tM
uprr part will bo wclu.l vely the
ue of the dub. A large audKorium
w" occur. one of th. floors another
win b. given op ?.l?i,?t.f J?:
enYIwo floor." will -A aside
tutlon downtown. Ther.
a rrlvat. dtnlng-room for ladl.a. Th.
nShlp of lS will doubt l...b.
' K. v 4 n
larir.IT InereM b.for. th. dubbottM
la completed. " ' , t.
TOBACCO TAGS BRING
FINE PRESENTS -
Tobaooo
Ootepaay . B.dmlni' J Taf
m itaav Braada. '
According to" roport. from lb. iocal
dealer. In tobacco mor. poopl. ar. Mr
' lnK-tobacco taw than over bafor. In
' th. hlatorr of th. irlvln of ProW
.Kchanit. for tobacco taa. Thla XT-rif-n.loua
lncra. In Ult aavln ! du.
... to th. action of th. American Tobacco
Company In ff.rln a remarkabl. Hal
of valuable preaenta In return for Ufa
from varloua popular tnbaoroa.
Such brands a Maafer Workman.
T Hora. Phoa, Grander Twlat. btana
ard Navy, Sallor'a Prlds Old 6 tat earn an,
and about a don othera,. bear tl
' which can b. exchanged for preaenta
An ldea of what can b. aecompliahed
hy to far-reachlnit a cooperative aya.
tern la frathered from auch aampl. of
fnre aa th. rtvinr of an i-ngUah Steel
liflnor for only 60 taa.
Heport. In th. tobacco trad, indicate
that dealer, throufhout th. oountry ar.
Hylnir In .tocke of preaenta In order to
, be able t. meet th. rlalna; boom In to
banco ta aavlnf. In placea wher. tb.
1Milera ar. not eupplled wath preeenta,
r the American Tobacco Company 1. re
deemlnir by mall ta-aaver. aolectlng
' the preaenta they wiah from a fre.
catalog. ,. - , . ; , ' - .,':
You Are Not Held Up
Any mor In pricea. We pulled out of
,the old-atyl. piecework and adopted th
rw aystem. AtecUonal Work." now ln
mtA nn hv the bent faahlon compa-
nla of the world to be th. modem way
nf toilnHnr' better work and for leas
nionpy. Kach man la employed by th.
vwk and kept on on. thin taleeve. for
In-tanceV thereby glvlna; better re
aultw. It enable, u to reduce the price
. of maklnr; lve better worlcmanenip, a
' blKRcr volume of bualneaa, which means
a aavlnv of lift to 116 to you. Our
fine line of excluajv. Scotch and En-
(tllah woolens that wer. mad. to order
fmin 10 to s wm now nej jv id
' $50. IS.nOO atock to .elect from.
I 4th floor. Couch blrtav 109 4th at., bet
Stark and Washington.
: SHOT BY BROTHER
:i WHILE Oil HOief.10011
' . ' (United Preai tested Wire.)
Lewleton, Ida., April .. In a fight
j between two brothers, A. S. and Henry
trancls, th latter waa shot and prob-
aoly fatally wounded. They quarreled
.'; over possession of th. ranch on which
- tne shooting occurred. Th. wounded
i man was on his honeymoon. Both are
wealthy stockmen.
I CONVICTED. JAP , . 4
, ASKS NEW TRIAL
Attorney for K Bumlda, a Japaneae
cook found guilty last wek by a Jury
In th. United States circuit court on a
4 charge .of -Importing women to this
country filed a motion thla morning for
J a new trlaL, Th. motion la made on
i th grounds that there were aeveral
errors In law In the first trial and that
f there was insufficient evidence to Jua
j tlfy a verdict of guilty. .
r""",'""TT",B
W. call v ' attention to ' our
choice line of - Confirmation
Hults in JLong and hort Trou
ar btylea,- .
' The en Its are as- handsome
as tha finest of fabrics and
' 1h beat of tailoring could pos- -sihly
inako them, , ,
Long Trouser Suits
Short Trouser Suits ,
$3 to $7.50 :;;
It will afford us th. prikt-
est pleasure to have an oppor':;.
tunky of showing; them ta you. v
JLOTIKIIG GO
:t:-j ; t'xi r'r4.
for dormltorlea THr wui -liard
and pool parlors, bowling alloy.
in root pra. Th. top floor will
be naed a kltohen and service rooms
for TSlmVelub. which Uli' l
.....J in annointmrat. soy similar Instl-
111 also be
SEE TOE FAT SUDS
Vanlahea Away m If by, Magio by
Simply Taking iKtftorV
Us
Prescription.'
Thar. hay. probably been 1 mor at
tempt, road, to our. fatty degeneracy
and. th. tendency of popl. to put on
fat than for any Other annoyance. But
th. great majority of th. cure demand
harsh and cruel dieting, auoh aa tb.
drinking of doubly aklmm.d milk, -tin
dergoing tortureaome. painful .i.rclse,
etc., and tb.a do not accomplish th.
result without greatly Impairing ' th.
strength of th. body. As to pat.nt mea
Icln.a w. Will say nothing. A gentle
woman who baa been taking faithfully
three times a day and b.for. bed Urn.
th. Marmola Prescription says: "After
a few daya I could fairly sea tha fat
alld. It vanished away ana i now am
strong and muscular and my nerr.ssr
in far better .hap. than they were. My
digestion Is better, 1 breath, freer, and
have, more deal re for work and pleaa
ure. Notwithstanding all this, I weigh
14 rounds leas than I did a montii
ago. , , . . - -' -
Th. Marmola Proscription calls for
th. following three Ingredients, which
oan bo bad at any drug .tor. for m
trifling sum: unco Marmola, u
ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic,
and IU ouncea Syrup Simplex. In
the, day. when there la ao much sub.
aU tutlon going on, It I. aa well to see
that you get Marmola la th. original
package, and .then you bar. ample
guarantee that for sheer merit of goodV
neas there 1. nothing to equal It Don't
confound th. Marmola Prescription with
anything for which similar claim, ar.
put forth. It la In no sense a rateat
medicine. It la a doctor", proscription.
Hclllg -The District Leader."
..' . By D. 8. - ... . '-
Tfara at a musical comedy drama?
Tears right ta th. midst of .laughter?
A war. of mirth overlapped by subtler
feelings that bring th. 'kerchiefs to th.
women's eyes when rollicking fun la at
Its height T What a paradox. At tb.
m. time how refreshing from the or
Ulnary run of musical comedy asplra
Hons, tor "Tha District Deader'' la
strong on comedy and light on drama
and extraordinarily well seasoned In
muale. , t, i
But th. tears. - Back a row and over
to the right 1 saw a handkerchief raised.
Then another. To th. left th. samo tac
tica. Fred Trueadell, after giving a re
allstlo presentation of th. vT.lona of an
opium fiend, was singing "What's the
la of Dreaming?" Th. limelight was
thrown on his horrible face. th. house
was dark, the audUmoo fascinated. A
silence one could feel added to th. gro
tesuuenes of the situation and aug
mented one of the clear.at and most Im
pressive tenor vole, heard on a local
stage in a long, long time.
If ther. was on. deep breath . drawn
during Truesdell's exquisite, swinging
rhythm It was not strong enough to be
recorded. All the drama of th. entire
play was centered in this one hugely
pleaalng and melancholy aong. No wonder
there wer. humid eye. among th. gent
ler sex. '
Ergo. ther. ts a reason for "Th. Dis
trict Leader.", The press agenta prom
ised one, but. of course, no one hardly
expected it In "fact, there Is that on.
and several other, the press agents aa Id
nothing about, among them a gunny
sack political plot, brought to an amus
ing denouement, a bevy of pretty girls,
and Ethel Dovey. ,. . -
miss vovt-y may not ieaa me "a is-
trict but ah certainly leads her com-
y witnoQT a struggle. fche la a rare
combination of th. childish grac. and
beauty found in Marguerite Clark with
the animation and bubbling mirth or
Mary Marble. True, she hasn't the tat
ter's laugh no on. els. In the world
nas out sne uas one or tier own coin
age and it suited the audlenc. at th.
Helllg last night immensely. ,
Albert Denier, a country editor ' with
a fondness for milk in punches and
Frank weed, who 'has lots of money to
bet in his mlr.d didn't lose a mlnut.
after they hit-th. stag, in starting a
laugh which subsided only during the
brief . Intervals they were not present to
keep It alive, tor the portrayal of
two ancient boys with a "atill'V they
have won the Louisiana milk ticket
To refer to Trueadell again. He Is
the hero, clever. -and he sang his way
straight to th. heart of .very woman
in the house.. Ther. Is that something
In Ms magnetic, 1 fetching voice that
penetrates to a point right back of th.
wuinbone. The men liked mm, too, lor
they knew It waa good music though
It's . a , safe wager that the majority
didn't know tb. dlffotvnce between art
and ragtime, and didn't car.
iiixcept lor a paipabi. deair. to .looic
pretty. Ward Do Wolfe, a cub reporter.
acquitted himself we! L Of course aa a
cub reporter he Is wholly Impossible as
any newspaper man can readily attest
out a xept a gooaiy portion 01 atten
tion to himself and was worthy of th.
trust ... '
Oihcr member, of the cast wer. seen
to advantage and for th. chorus, b. It
said, it sings with lusty vole, and ex
ceptionally well. - .:.
As a whole the play- la a radical de
parture from tb usual run of comedy
mixed with, music and - Is worthy of
crowded houses during the balance of
Its engagement it caugnt last mgnt s
audience with th. lis. of th. curtain
and through three lively aot. kept those
in front or the rootngnta in a merry-go-round
of genuine pleasure. Ther.
will be a matinee Saturday afternoon
with the closing performance la th.
evening. '
HARDEN'S ATTORNEY
ACCUSED OF LIBEL
(United Pwsa, leased Wire.)
Berlin, April 11, Dr. Max Bernstein,
who acted as counsel for Editor Harden
during the Moltke-Harden libel trial. ,1.
to t prosecuted for noeiing -rince
Philip Zu Bulenberg, whom ho accused.
in tne course oi in. trial,-or gross m-
moralit!e..iif.;...-v.-. wi-'a.:-? .fer
BOXTONTEIiLS STORY r
OF TROLLEY BRIBERY
irnitrO ina. tMiri Wlre.l ' - '
Ban Francisco, ' April 13. when . th
Ford trial was resutned this morning ex
Bupervtfcor Charles Boxton, one of the
first boodlers to confess, and who wa
trannA .hll taklnir k hriba. asain took
the stand, his testimony not having been
finished when court adjourned Wednes
day. Box ton was th. eighth member of
the boodle board to appear on the jan.d.
having been preceded by Daniel Cole
man, for the alleged bribery of whom
ford 1. on trlaL James U Gallagher, J.
J. Fur.y, C, J. Harrigan, Max Mamlock,
Jame. F. Kelly and Edward Walsh.
f The teatlmonv of all thes wltne.se
was ptactlcallv Identical, all annulling
that Gallagher had paid them to vote in
ravor of an overhead trolley franchise,
Rivenburghs rnbappy. -'
Effle C. RIvenburgh has begun suit In
th circuit court for divorce from Ber
tram O. RivenburEh, alleging that he
deserted her In March, 1906. They were
married In Bt Paul, Minnesota, in 104.
V. I ! ,11 ,111 ! "'
71.000 copies high-grade sheet mnslc
choice now 2Hc Graves & Co, Removal
bale. Act q,ulck.ly. 128 Washington St
f r.. y -y ,. ... y,:::":
REALM -FEMININE
AVomaa'a Work.
T
UK day has gon. by when th. pro-
fesslon- of hous.wir.ry may we
considered purely a matt.r of .n
tbuslaam and inspiration. It Is
tiv tM. time "bbrne In." as th.
old-fashioned phraa. v, upon th.
mind rn of th. oth.r a.x. that a a
career . for woman It off.ra unllmltl
opportonltieg for th. .x.r.Is. of aU th.
knowlodg. tnat ha. bn gain4 irom
the laboratory t he clasaroom and the
trade school. That It require a certain
amount of the learned profession, and
Mm. of th. unleerned trades, while as
a field for th. .xercls. of all th. vir
tues It has no equal., ' ,
Th. business man needs unlimited
patience, .exactneas In, detail and a
keen foreaight .for oonUngencleatn
housewife needs all this and mora. The
business woman mnst meet discourage
ment ha. need for a atoro of cond
0ence,'must build for tha future; and
an mn.t h.r slater at home, rearing men
and women f"r th. world's needs. .
It Is very mucO'tne nsDit 01 m;
onn 'oollralar to take berself and
ber accomplUhments aerlously. Muoh
more than a man, she viewa her oduca
tlon as a responsibility and throws her
self Into the work of alleviating the
world a condition wun i.verisn ur7.
One has only to consider th. dlffer-
enc between tho way In which a man
take. hi. club llf. and th. way a woman
take. her. , to e tho dlffer.noa, A
man's club Is Tor th. aol. purpos. of
ministering : to his ease and oontfort
M. .xpecta to find th. material com
forts waltln at his elbow, and to have
no furth.V responsibility than to reach
out and take them. He may travel to
Tlmbuctoo (if that Is aUll on th. map)
or to Zambesi, and on his return he
expects to walk tn and tak. his custo
mary chair and to hav. th. waiter know
what una or a cigar ne wani. n ;
these things ar. not forthcoming be Is
hurt ' '
a woman's club axlsts. almost with
out exception, u a k.y by which sh.
may uniocx ins atores 01 me wuim
knowledge, or aa a lever by which sl).
may belp th. world along a blt 'on fit
wsy. Comfort .n. aoes not expeci, n
sh. forswears, material wants sh.vex
cludes; what sh. wanta Is to cultivate
her own patch or to help ,her neighbor,
cultivate thelra t -i v
And aa this la h.r temperament, and
as the possession of a right to enter
Into th. world's activities Is new to
her, sh. has mad. som.tning ox a iu
ror of her contribution to tn. outalde
work of th. world. Tho whol. world
has looxed on with Interest at th. un
accustomed alght of women entering
the professions, building bridges, plan
ning aqueducts, voting, , for umitea
States senator, or planning tb. mural
decorations or public ouuaings. one
has taken berself seriously, and all th.
world haa had perforce to do th. sanja,
Tou m'av ear that w. ar. .traring a
ions war from th. text, but wo ar.
coming back to It.
It wa. tn. dignity or nome-maum;.
wasn't It? . Well, the remarkable thing
about it la that with all her seal for
doing th. aanfe kind of work In th.
world that a roan does, and with all th.
demonstration of h.r anility m tnat
Una, th. fact began to make Itself felt
that while ah. wa. doing men's work
for them her own work was Buffering.
That is. It was not receiving propor
tionately th. amount of Interest It de
served, and a reaction set In toward th.
kind of training that would enable a
woman to do a woman', work better
than It had over been don before.
, This I. the hopeful thing about th.
e.tabltahment In women's colleges of
departments of home economics, of th.
same tort or a aeparimen rven in wm
hlch schools and trade schools of the
country.,. . - V V -.'
, Th, pMiniilnr fa thla if a woman
can do so well with a man', kind of
work what may she not accomplish in
lines for which by nature snd by tern-
persment .he is peculiarly nuear
- It Is the difference between a wom
an', wortt well don. and 111 done that
makes tho gathering placa of the fam
II. a boarding bouse orvahome, it
means th. (.iff.rence b.tween children
making n homo circle, gently tolerant,
seif-sacrlflctng and, affectionate, or a
collection of cranky Individuals. ;
In a word, It la the furthering of the
world s work In Its highest -capacity, in
th. making of character! that is pecu
liarly woman's work, and It Is mor. Im
portant than many high bridges jor many
lawa. M.n can still do these things,
but no one but a mother csn develoo
the .beat thrnRa in her children, and
the world needs character xnore than
It need, bridge.
' K K
To vlean the Refrigerator.
TO cleans, th. whol. receptacle at
least one. a week' is Imperative,
and thla does not , mean merely
wiping off th. shelves with a wet cloth.
That should b. done overy other day In
hot weather, but a rea cleaning means
THESE'LL SURELY
GO' QUICKLY
The Finest Musical Instruments,
Sheet Music and Pianos Creat
ly Underpriced ' In Graves'
Removal Sale.
u... MmiiiM 'ii this r.ltv and state
whose means would ordinarily deprive
them of the refining Influences of mu
slo. have found It possible, owing to
th. terrific reductions and easy terms,
.,o rin Piano or Talking Ma
chine or Btrlng Instrument, .te,. in th.
waves nemovai oaw. .
Th. time la drawing short, and if you
xpoot to take advantage of the greatly
reaucsd prices, com. right away, v: ..
vinHt violin bows, how"' llo -to 11.45.
Canvas cases for mandolins, and banjos,
46a up. A 112.50 highest grade 20th
Century Bnar. drum, now 118.15. A 150
WasnDura guiiar,. now a
mmwiiuI bowl' mandolin, beautifully
finished, was 111, now $11.35. Another
mandolin, magnificent tone, was 114,
how $ 8. 2 5. . Th. regular $ 10 mandolins,
now 4.65, and others as low as 12.10
now. A spienaio oanjo, mcaeiea eneu.
11-; brackets, - birch necki with- raised
frets, originally 111.60. now only 17.88.
A choice etradivarius 'model violin,
dark red, powerful tone, regular 111.60,
now 15.85. A fine German slther, now
18.25, ' Harmonica, worth up to 60oj
ohnica now lie. . Music bags and satoh-
.is, th. very finest leather, choice now
4o and up. Cornets, trombones, flutes,
'cellos, all must 'go, regardless of th.
sacrtflcas.::;..f.-.-..:i:i. a. Jii'-.''.'r)4,1'
a v,yy wbxb : vtrsxa ; ic,;fii' m
Ton "can select a from an assortment
of over 70,000 copies of the best class
ical and popular compositions, 1 1 cop
ies for ifio. 't-J j, ?t 'vS-ir:
.5 ik- T:v-'.., v: v'.v--.'.'!H if'-'. -.a.ai.',"yt
yy 'A rSW VXAJrOBV TOO.;! fs X
The? finest ' of Btrlctly brand new.
high-grade pianos go now at leas than
wholesale or joDDings iigure and on
practically your own terms. . An el
gant mahogany . Leland, now ISJ0: a
magnificent genuine Lelcht only 1114;
a auoerb mahoirany J. B. Cook. Boston's
popular make, now only 12,68; a choice
uramer, wainut 'rat me new, : oniy
!175; . a highest-grade Klmbali only
175; a food . Kingsbury,, walnut case,
171: another' Kingsbury, little plainer
style, $144, and still another at 1101.
A choice ebonlzed case Manners A Sons,
now $88. " Remember,'- there's no-' time
to losa Our new Quarters at 111 Fourth
street are about ready." Talking ma
chines,, sheet music, Dana and string
instruments, all must go now In short
order. Act quickly., Graves ft Co 121
.Washington. . - .. w -k. ... f.
Yhat Aib You I
Co yoa loci weak, tired, desponde,
bava froquent leadachoa, coated tons-ms
bitter or bad tato In morning, "heart,
burn," belcllnf of fax, acid rising! la
throat after gating, itomach gnaw or
barn, foul breath, dluy pells, poor of
T.rUb!. appetlto, nausea at timed and
kindred 'fytnptoalj f ' '
If yoTjSiava ny comlderabla number el
lhKabovTrjiBtorn you are iufferlna
frnmS)MlounaOarPld llvW With Indl-
1.1 Tr. P'eere". tn'0
,'iyllr-ft! P'.covcrY fn m'h "P Wit 'I,
valuable "niHiclual prlncli-TefTtnown t:)
mmHi-al tte'enre top the, "pcrr;iitnrpt cure vt
r,i..r,..aVcnllP1 it la
efticleot liver Invlgorator, stomach tonic,
bowel regulator and nerve strengthenor.
The 'Golden Medical Discovery " Is not
a patent medicine or secret nostrum, a
full list of Its Ingredients being printed
en Its bottla-wrsppef and attested under
oath. A glanc at Its formula will show
thrt It contains no alcohol, or harmful
bablt-forming drugs. It Is a fluid eitrsct
made with pure, trlpl-rfine4 glycerin,
o. proper strength, from tha roots of th
following natlv American forest plsnts,
vis., Golden Seal root, tJton root, Black
CharrybarW, Queen's root, Pjoodroot,,and
Mandrtk root
n. iimnM la.ln mdlcal aothorltlea.
among a boatof oth.ra. .xstfi tho torewjng
root for the cnr. of lu.t suc h ailment, aa the
lei rroi. n p
afpu
a: Pre
LaurtnceToTMeA Dept. Univ. of
KYi Prof, Ftnley ElllnsiocjL D.. Aothr
if Materia .Medics i and ProfTTnBennett Med
eal Colleya Chicago. Send name and d
ores on Postal Card to Dr. R 'roa Buf
falo. N. V.. and recelv. Ar booklet glTlrf
xtracu from writings of all th; above medi
cal auUwmendmanyotberaendorjlng.nl in.
stronwt r;tle termm, each and e"ryln
gradient of which "Golden Medical Plscov
X'p?iea,a;i trr?1,klvn3
Invigorate atomach. liver and bowels. They
nay be uied In wniunrtloti with "Golden
Medical Ducoverv- If bowel are much eon
aUpatiVL llrm tiny and sugar-coated. ,
a f"-- T T -A. . Li A - U.JL.I.i Ut.7
taking out all th. food, removing the
helve and weehtnr with strong am
monia or oth.r disinfectant la . the
water. ' - -
Kv.rv refriseVator has a drain to
carry off th. malting lea, and non. ts
alike. Th. Bam. principle, however, ap
plies to all; there is a trap, usually juat
below th. 1c compartment to catch
dirt there and prevent Its clogging the
pip. lower down. Thla trap disjoints
or comes out easily so that cleaning 1
simpuned. . ,e - i. r.
To proceed properly with the work of
cleaning, all the food should be re
moved, and If meat or anything of the
kind happens to hav been kepr several
days on on dish, put It' on a freth
plat. This win neiu to xeeu it sweet
onger. Tak out all th shelves It they
csn be, removed. - . .
The ic. compartment snouia d emp
tied, and there are usually a couple of
under plates, as It were, eneets or tin
or sine In thla - Then, too, should b.
taken out and washed. -
W hen th. plac. is empty.l hav a te
kettle filled with boiling water made
very strong with ammonia, and slowly
pour this' down through the drain. This
Is most Important and should be done
oftener than one a week to prevent
stoppage. If there is any obstruction
In the pipe the, water may not go
through, 'though, as a rule, It will make
lta way, grease being the usual obstacle,
which boilina water melts. - :
Arte the water has all gon. through,
or If there Is a stoppage, remove the
tran. .nit wn.h that eialu under hot
water, tlet rid of Ihe obstruction If
there 1s on. ' and ' be" aure - the. whol.
drain I. sweet and free when the work
on it Is finished. - i '
1 hen, with a pan of hot water and a
cloth, with plenty of soap, wash the
whole inside or .me rerrigeraior, wip
with a dry cloth and let it stay open a
r.w minutes to drv thoroughly and
avoid mildew. All this work should be
done as quickly as possible that the
cold air stored may not be entirely lost
, The shelves are nut Into th. .Ink and
waahed there dried and put lnto'lhe air
a few minutes before being replaced.
In the ice compartment only milk,
cream and butter should be kept and all
should be tightly Closed. A small stone
crock Is the beat for butter, niling It
each day or every other day xrom tne
main supply. - , " '.,
To keeD a lumn of charcoal In each
compartment of th. refrigerator, renew
ing it every week, is a simple and ex
cellent way of disinfecting. . -
'V. .:,''::: if" It '' it ' v 'V:'--.'
;, In the Kitchen.
SALAD Dressing .Without Oil Cram
a small cup of butter and stir into
it th. yolks of three egg. : Mix to
gether one teaspoohful of mustard, on
teaspoonful of aalt and ouarter of a
teaspoonful of cayenne and add to the
butter and egg. Btlr in slowly, Instead
of oil, on.' cup of cream and add th.
jute of on. l.mon and half a oup of
vinegar " ' '
Fin. Honey Cakes.--One pint of cold
hominy, two ejrgs. a saltspoonful of but
ter, meitea. area up tne nnwnr
with a fork and add salt and butter.
ut tha .na. whites and volks sepa
rately, add th yolks first and then th
whites, and either iry tnem urown m
a little butter - or orop iy tpiwiuiu..
buttered plate ana oax. prawn m
Quick oven.
M kt I - .. . - v . .
The Daily Menu, i .
tl;'?..;'.,., BREAKFABTr1 "
Orangea Hominy Cakea r Poached Egga
Coffee. - ;'--;':".v';r;-; '.'
'. , LUNCHEOK.. , f .
Minced Liver on Toast ; . ' ,
. now PdUtoeBwJreamed,
Btewed Figs with Cream. Nut Caka
DINNER.'1';' -t-
Puree of Peas. Minced Lamb. Mint Banc.
: Minced carrots. opiuvu.
Tapioca Pudding. Wafer. C3isa
' Coffe.. ,
A custard bak dish freai . Sea'want
ad". . page, ; ; . ,i , :..;;,,,. ;. .
GROYER CLEVELAND .
NOT SERIOUSLY ILL
.V'-J" V-- ' " ! 1 '"' ' "L -.r
" (Oaltad Prei taaaed Wire.) ;
Laltewood, N. J. April 18. OrpVer
C16veland Is again Buffering from rheu
matism and gout which hav recently
been aggravated by an attack of Indi
gestion. Dr. Bryant, hi phyaiciani said
today Jiat the condition of his distln
gulshed patient Is , not seriou.
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LIN IMp NT
GccdfcrfHcr Beast
WHILE using for Horses -and
Cattle bear In mind
:.y that it is Just a valuable
In your home. .
. lame arm, atralned f.
muscle of bruised hand wilr
i not twinge long if Mexican
Mas tan Liniment haa
been applied, rlt penetrRte
quickly and sorelieyes all pain
" and soreness. ' ' .-.
Onr record l) 60 year, of aec.as. ;
alx.yniptmaingice Kr"-.PV,, V
Krp!cf Jefferson Mei.Ooil't-
frfiVoo.1, M. U.o( Lawt a.jfidol
ft. Hala M. notHahn.mann MeA Collet
Ohlcagoi Prot John Klag, m- Author of
lirn.arri Prof. J DO. M. Scud-
18x36 Hemmed Towels
-.;;;.:11c;;v::;'1".:
18x36-inch : bemfnedV:' Huck
Towels, , red border extra
hesvy ' andbest regular 20c
values;' on sal 2 days only.
VLjIa " t this remarkably low
price; . fine French ribbed Vests
with tsped neck and - artnholes;
best regular 15c values, all
sixes... OC
h White Lawn Waisb
Regular $2 and $2.50 valuesi
long or short sleeves, lace
or , embroidery -u trimmed
styles, also new plain tail
ored effects.' i - ')'til;;:
PURE LINENS S ji
at ttris special . price; men's - fine
pure Linen Hsndkerchiefs, M, H
and.H-inch hems;; best 101
Standard 20c Values........
v' .1
50c Tape Girdles
On 'aale Friday, and Satur
day onlat this low pricej
made With bow of satin-ribbon,
and in , sizes 18 to 25;
best: 50c quality.-. .: . -V
WHITE TOOT
HOSIERY;. ' so you will have
to hurry to secure your share;
double heel and toe and last black;
sold everywhere at 25c the 1
paif,,f,.v.:t;--'---ri:,c
Lavvn Kinionos . ..
-95c V
On sale Friday and Satur
day only at this price; come
in 27-inch semi-fitted styles
in all colors; best , regular
$1.50 values. ' y ' .
Paris ;
Patterns,
10c
None
Higher corner third and morrison
TO
Daughter of Former .Crown
Prhicess Louise . Keturns r,
to Father at Dresden '
: (united Prns" Leased Wba) V.
Berlin, April IS.Th hom comlM
of th little Princes , jwowca n.
youngest daughter of King Frederick
Augustus" of Baxony, and hi former
Wife; enow Slgnora TeselH, was maJ
th occasion of an .xtrlordlnary dem
onstration ! In Dresden. '
, King Frederick brought tn pnnceB.
tn, Dresden blroseir ana w wv,
at th railroad station by 10,000 peopla
The crown prince, hU brother, Princ
rredTlok Christian, and th. jTincsses
Margaret and Alio war, .also at th.
station to greet their father and sister.
Th spectator gav th little prlnoess
..,k,i.in.Hi waloome 1 ana many
threw bouquets . iniq in -
KonTS Tit drove through th streets
to the palaea The Been was on. of
the mosV wnmrkabl. ever witnessed In
D T h.friumphant arrival of the prtnoes
end a four and one half years' struggle
for possession of the child. The prin
ces was born after tho -aensatlonal
elopement of her mother, -then Crown
Prmoes Louisa with M. Qlron. a Bel
kUST tutor. .. King Fredertck had mad.
many attempt, to aeouro her by, foroe
ai well a by perSuaslon. Two year
ago, when tho crown prtneesa wa liv
ing at Florence, attempts wer9 made to
hav. her surrendered o , the German
envoy at Rom, but theywere, ,unue
cessful." . : ;
Whea' th ex-crown prlnoes married
Toselli,. an - Italia -pianist, in Lonaon
last fall, detective were sent to lion
don by tb king of Baxony with ln
structionB to kidnap the jorinoess. but
this mission also failed. Realising that
he eould not -succeed, by force or Btrat-
egy, the king opened ne0,Vlai,(Jng.Til
his former wife, the result belng tftat
the prlnoes form alia surrendered the
? By . th terms of the agreement ar
rived at. Bign9ra Toeellt 1 to hsve pos
session of the child several weeks each
vear and an annual interview with her
other children, as well as an income
cf 110,600 a year for life. ,
1 THE HTOIU3 NOTED 1 OH HEST 'GOODS AT LOWEST 1'iut l S I
tt2 ,srepte
We never misrepresent an article nor can you buy anything; In
thia store that la 'out of date or of an Inferior quality. Don't
you consider thete points worthy of your attention? Note the
following: specials for Friday and Saturday: - ,
Sateen Petticoats
: 98c
50 dozen high-jrrade mercer
ized Sateen Petticoats . on
sale Friday and Saturday at
sbout half price; regular
$U5 and 2 valuea.
$2 CAMBRIC v.
rmVWC v ihapa, squar or
GOWNS ' sHp-ovr Styles,
with either long, or elbow sleeves,
lace, embroidery, tucks and ribbon
I trimmed; belt standard $1J5 Q7
1 and $2 vBines.M..M....Mf C
i fine lace Curtains
$1.47
150 pairs real Scotch Laca
Curtains, 54 inches wlda and
3yi . yards long; handsome .
new patterns ' and regular
$2.13 values. ':'
TABLE b-
DAMASK lo ' dice "and
floral patterns; extra Quality, made
especially for hard wear; standard
50c values anywhere in ' Sc
Children's Stockings ,
Children's , seamless ' ribbed
Stockings with double heel
and toe; warranted f abso
lutely fast black; regular
price 18c a pair. ; f .'. . '
uLUYto f v complete " line of
newest shades, including i- black,
white, tan, russet and green; come
full elbow length and are CO
regular $15 grade....... ...vJC
I Long Kid Gloves
$2.25;
Long Kid Gloves in black
and popular new shades of
russet and ' tan; : splendid
$3.50 quality. Cloves fitted
at counter. ' - X
.ffvm r-
VJE
r y
THIS
dozen all leather
2 dr,eit leather
s - arouna, in
I dozen cowhide,
i ti i. , '
(1
sizes
The Portland
i STORES 3
54 Third St
107
Jus."
r. - - - --
izf'C-y -
Bank, Store and Office Railings
Fire Escapes .
y, and
Fire Caslng-s
Portland Wire
Cor- Send arad t3vcrtt
Shakespeare's Memory Kept Green.
, . (United Freas teaaed Wirt.)
London, A-pra.'jWTh customary
dramatlo s festival wa held at Btrat-ford-on-Avon
today In celebration -of
Shakespeare's birthday anniversary. JThe
old-world town was the Mecca for hun
dreds of admirers and devotees of the
Immortal bard, among the number fee
ing many celebrated literary and dra
matic lights. " ;
At present the various Bhakespearean
societies throughout th country ar en
Silk Stripe Challie
23c
Regular 35c grade; 'colors
Copenhagen, pink, chim-
pagn. white, black, cream,
red, light blue and navy, 27
inches wider ; ; , .
f -
Ccmbric Ccrsct Cbvcrs
;r, 25c--
Regular 1 50c 'values; made
with extras full front and
deep lac yok trimmed with
ribbon and bea ding, ; See
window. ., - J- f
V Men's llndcnvxar
39c
Men's fine Freneh fetlbrig-
Ein Underwear, . silk fin
hed, - short sleevei; "best
standard 50c grade, r Supply
yoor needs.'; . - .- vv y '
vv
' 50c Silk Sippoiiefs
Women's ' frilled pure SDk
Hose Supporters,- puvon style
In lavender, plnk, blue, black
and white; regular iOc vals.
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.' :f-
f'l
Peris ;
Patterns
10c
' Mens
Higher
streets.
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OFFER
WEEK
Suit Cases, 24 ln.f5.00
Suit -t-ses. straps an
17.25
.
fancy Hned.
In
26 inch
.9.50
Trunk Mfg. Co.
Sixth St 229 Morrison
m
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VIC!
rtXi ti Fencing ;";.
irCUl . Vv WTIV
& Iron Works
ati. Phone Main 30QO
gaged' in plan rfor th erection Of a
memorial which It - Is proposed to et ,
up to Commemorat th tercentenary, of ,
his death, which wilKoccur in 1818. It
ts proposed to raise 1 1,000.000, of which ,
haft Is -to . be spent on the monument.
A fine Bit. In London haa been selected
for th. monument In Park Crescent ad- ,
Joining Regent', park and looking down
th. Imposing vista of Portland Place. .-J'.
if " sssaasj j .
tl.000 copies high-grade shaet muslo
eholc now iHe- Oravea A; Co. Removal
Sale. Act Quickly. 128 Washington 61.
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