The Oregon daily journal., April 24, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 21,
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. Summer fruit will om tt shown U
th local market aad lf tiro to start
rAi.r Kutxtlt to rrolvlat. Strawber
ries from California hav wln
for Kmi Umi, but It waa not until th
rr.MQt rk ; that th , pno oanc
within raeort and at thin, tiro thn ar
rat pocktboo In open In to ecur n
boa or two. Finn Quality in anown y
th berrt at thin tlm. Jt In ntntnd
k. maii tiarrlaa will BOOI1 b With
I k V .
"rharrta nm rip and will noon b
with u. Th otnrr .
i man rrorn tumuinw
..... m. in N ri A
at and no Id at 12 k pound.
wthr condition ahow
Unlraa
radical
h.n..Hht charrr crop wiu nay
In oroiroD aa. In fact. r L
pot far nil Trait In thin Urrttor jr.
Th nthar day n full far of Mai Icnn
tomato arrlrad In th 1'ortland roar
k.t and b-aia. of th fin color th
toma" nold quit reaUlly In th rtall
llararua P'"4""'.?
whora nnd prton ar aftdina; downward
and ar at prvawnt low nouKh to Uow
almost anrona to bar a taw m
of ihla dellfhtful enrinr tonic. Thin
wk a larg Pr cant fl tha UPP"J
ram from local ranchaa. and 'or that
rraann th 'iraaa la fraaher, nnd reor
Vtendar than former nrrtrala. -
Cauliflower ha been quit cheap yr
lata, conatderlm tha earllnea of th
HMuion. but aupplle ar now ttln
low lorallf and ttil4 will fort th
prlc higher.' , .
A firt-rat Ppl dumpling In th
o'iMn of deaaerta at a family dinner.
What to Kat lvee direction to -mnk
hak-d appl dumpllnf of th old-fath-loned
kind. - ' ' ' ;
iiaterlala: Two cop flour, two ta
itpoonfula baktnr powder, on teaapoon
fal aalt, on tableapoonful butter, on
tableapoonful lard, on cup milk, cin
namon, brown uar, thre larg tart
"iTr Cobf paring: ' Sift th flour,
laklnit powder and aalt together. tVork
Into thea th butter nnd lard. Then
ua th milk and combln all the In
gredient Into a douffh. Plac on th
moldlnc board and roll Into a aheat
one-half an Inch thick and longer than
wide. Brtiah It with melted butter nnd
anrlnkl thickly with brown nujar and
cinnamon. Cover with th choppd ap
pl and roll up aa you would a Jelly
roll. Than out Into 1 qual llcea.
Flac th alloe on end In a buttered
run. Pour one-half tha naur over
them and bake until th apple are
tcndr. Tha follolng In th auc:
Materiala: One cup augar, on tabl
apoonful butter, on tableapoonful flour
one-fourth . teaapoonful nalt, on and
one-fourth cup hot water. on-half a
lemon allced. - . .
Way of preparing: mix in iujr,
flour and aalt. plac In a nmall aauc-i
pan and add tha butter, lemon and wa
ter, fctlr until boiling. Cook four min
ute. Then pour on-half of It over
the raw drnnpHnge. Pour th other
l.alf over after they ar takn from th
Vpoultrr remain o high that few of
the amaller market have adeouat nup
plie thee daja Spring chicken wr
rerer In aurh small supply at thla tlm
of the aeaaon a thla year, and there
fore prtoea are holding high In tha air.
Ordlnarr chicken are In better nupply.
Duck are practlrallr out of th market,
aa ar freahly killed turkeya. The lat
ter ar scare everywhr In th coun
trv. ' ' ' '
Krg ar "holding ajult firm In th
retail ahopa becauaa of tb high price
at whole!. ' It, I not Hk.ly that tf n
will go lower during th praent aaon,
becauaa from thla tlm forth th old
aturaaa operator will tak car Of all
aurplua aloe Kb. ' .
Buttr la lower again and will proba
bly ahow another drop ef lo a auer
during th coming week. Concerning tha
t,rirt of butter, th following price
which bar ruled In prevlou aeaaon in
th retail ahop for bt branda may n
of aom aaafatanoe to houaewlveo In
forecatlng what they will hav to pay
for It during in prwwi w. jjo7
'.. . . per Found.
January It; II . . . . . . M
January I 10 reoruarr ZIJ"
w.bruartr 11 to March tl. . . . . . .?9.
March 11 to April . HO
April t April H.
April 1 to April it....,,.. H
Anril it to April tl ?.
AprU 10 to May IT.4 "
May 81 to Jim 0
July 1 to July II. , JjH
July II to August ..............Jfo.
August l,to Ati gun ii. "Ik?
Augun ii o jmuii iVL.
Auguat tl to September 1 . . . . . . . .! V40
Seplamber I to October II. Jo '
November 1 to Decembr 1. .. .TH
l:enibr 2 to pecember 11. 0o
December U to lmoer ! -oi
r ; , . Pr rouna.
January I to Marcn 4 .........
March lo aiarcn ,
March II t April I ,v,....Jo
April 4 to April ..
April I to April It.. tjtt"
April tl to May 10.
May II to Auguat .............. .J7H
Auguat T to Autfuat 17.... JJc '
Auguat II to heptember 11.'.. .,,.JJ H
September Jl to Octobr 7 ISc,
October I to October ""J '
November 1 to ovmoer J..--",
November J7 to December ..... HO
December I to December ii......tvo .
riMM with th Depnery bit In it
flavor add neat to various dlahen. Spa.
ghettl could not aurvlv without It and
toasted on cracker It ,1a apptllng.
Th Housekeeper give thre cheea
reoipea: ' . ...
For chees pudding tak on cupful
of finely chopped cbeae. on cupful of
bread crumb, on cupful of milk, on
egg, on level tabtespoonfill of butter,
one-half teaspoonful of salt and dry
mustard mixed, and a aan or cayenne.
Arrange th cheea and bread cruraba
In a baklna: dish In alternate layers.
Beat th eag and add to th milk, with
the aeaaonlng and pour over -th top:
add soma little bit of butter and let
th dish tand for IS minute to noften
th bread. Bake In a good oven until
th top I firm Ilk custard, about li
minutes. Serve hot.
For Welsh rarebit, nook together In
Hmihlit bollrr four level tablespoon-
fula of flour and cream; gradually add
ciinful of cream and four ounces of
sort cream cneeee. graiea r oui miw
thin allce. For aeaaonlng mil together
half of a level teaepoonful of aalt and
nfiiatard. When don It ahould be thick.
amooth and hot. Serv with . crisp
Bcrambl egg and cheea vary tha
'monotony. Melt one-half pound of rich
chees In a frying pan.- When soft add
one cupful of thick sweet cream, a
ninch of aalt and a dash of cavenne.
Mix thoroughly, then break Into th
mixture alx freah eega and cover for
two minutes, or until tha whites begin
to net. Remov th cover and atlr vig
orously with a large spoon until the
yolks of th eggs are cooked without
being hard. ' Pour out at one on hot
buttered atrip of toast or on cracker
which have been heated ana buttered.
.South Carolina Banker. - '
(United Pre Leased Wlre.
Columbia. 8. C. April 14. Thla waa
another Interesting and profitable day
for the member of th South Carolina
Bankers' association. In annual session
at th Col on 1 hotel. Among those who
were hesrd on varloua ' problem of
Hills and Horses
are a bad combination and the -resultant
strained Bhouldm and , ,
. leg must be riren careful at ten- '
tion If yoarlaithful beast ia to ;
be spared to you. Prompt treat
ment it neceaaary and the beat, ,
: gnited for the purpose is old
reliable .
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
' i Made of oils, famous for their 1
penetratibn and healing; quali. ;
tks It quicklT reEerra soreness. ,
soothes the injured parts and .
- remores all stiffness from the j
Joints and limbs. 1
Scad w a ITtBS eW of ottr valuable booklH
"Poinu ft-ort a Hone Doctor's Diary," ; ,
Lyon MaanfactorlngCorf .-v.j.v"'..':
44 Soath Fifth St., Brooklyn, K.T. ..j, v
banking and finance war A. fi. Pad'rett
of Edveflrld. W. F. Bteveneon of Che
raw, W. J. Brown of Florence, Wilson
O. Harvey of Charleaton and William
A. I.aw, vlce-prealdenf of th Merchanta'
National bank of Philadelphia. Th con
vention Ii. to cloae thla evening with
the election and Installation of new of
ficer.- .. . .. " , :..
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' 'Secretary Root to Speak, ..
x A-- tOnHtd Praa Leaaed Wlrai '
vy Washington, April ; 14. Secretary of
State Ellliu Koot has accepted an Invi
tation v to deliver th chief address at
th Second annual meeting of th Amer
ican Society of International law, which
began Its seaslona In this city today.
Mr. Root has chosen a hla subject,
"Th Sanctions fit International Law."
Other topic that will receive attention
at th two days' meeting are tha advisa
bility of making violations of treaties
a federal offense, arbitration at ; th
second Hague peace conference, the Cod
ification of International law and the
organization. Jurisdiction and procedure
of an international pria court
? This is the title of con
. tinued storj bj Marie 1 Vtn
Vorst. startinff iri this week'i :
1S3UC OI X lia . Mi UIWAI
Evening Post. v ,::
An American, rich bevond
' the dreams of avarice ; a young
son with, pockets bursting
with spending money, a
daughter spoiled and beautiful;
' also the man from
Rome These persons
act a powerful story,' tragic in '
places, which will be illustrated
. by A. B. Wenzell and Vernon
IWnV vulval ( . i- ;i
. The title suggests 4 Hinted
international marriage but
'not this one. ; ;,' v' r
tl Better becin to? read this
story now. Jt is hard to get 1
UitLK. nuiu ucrs vi inn Jn iun-
day Evening Post. This
week's issue is now on sale. '
. , :, At th Newtaad,S eenta. , ' ..
1 1. SO th ytar by mall. .
Thi Cuans Pubmshtno Company
. rHtutbiLPHia
Our Pot , Ar Evrywhr (
Copies will be delivered to any addreaa by
James i ITavely Jr. :
T13 BAST 11TH BT rOBTXaJTB.
DAV1D0R SLAPS BACK
ATFORt.lE
RASSGCIATES
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Montana librarliuifl. '
. Boaeman. Mont, April 24. Th Mon
tana Xlbrary association began a two
days' raaetlng at th college 'her today
ith m niJ attenda.noa of membera.
Several addreeses were delivered, but
the greater part of the day waa devoted
to an inspection of the varloua eoUege
departments and th fish hatchery. The
real business of the meeting, including
the election or .onicera, ;.vui p ire
acted tomorrow. - - r-.-.
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a . For FEET
if H , h ' The Crawford Stub is a com- ,
i - fort creation. It b inade on : .
. , simple natural ; lines and prop- .'
, I X J erly fits the foot It does not 11
l t 1 chafe at ne heel nor ttape at 11-',
11 I the ankle; 'it properly locates .,J
y (T f the ball of the foot and sup- 1
i 7 f J ports the arch. It gives the I J-.v.
! -f-;r' I toe room to breathe. I J y
l ( J , ; Made in all leathers, ' ''''
j ( ' High or low cuts. ft"'"
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Deposed Agent of Telephone
Company Files Damage
Suit for $100,000,
Butt for th recovery of $100,000 dam
ages from Louis J. Wild, th Portland
Home Telephone company, 1L J. Meagb-
r, C R. Wagner and A- I Haya waa
riled In the. circuit court this morning
by Samuel V. Davldor. The ault la one
of the reaulta of the recent spilt up la
th Washington Home Telephone A Tele
graph company of which Davjdor was
me oeaa.
It la claimed by Davldor In hla suit
that he la the victim of a conspiracy to
ruin hi business and to aeonre valuabU
telephone franchises controlled bv him
and hla company in varloua Washington
cities. Including Chehalla,' Vancouver
and Centralla. . 1 ... "
He elalma that th Northwestern
Lona- Distance Telephone company ana
th Washington Horn Telephon
TelesTaoh cammAT owned franchises In
Washington that conflicted and that It
was In order to wreat the control of the
latter company from him and to secure
It franchises that the defendant
brought about the publication of news
paper articles reneeung upon nia man.
agement of th Washington company
and hla buaineaa intearrltv. " 1
Th suit characterize in articles aa
"false, malicious and acandious ana
assert that the same men who aecured
thair nuhilcation Induced . Urearory hi.
Matlen to fll ault against the plaintiff
Davldor In tha circuit court and also
caused his arrest on a charge of lar
ceny. He clalma that when th diatrlct
attorney later looked Into the charges
Aa round mem to oe uiieriy iaise.
Resides all that he claims that thed
fendanta forced Mm to relinquish valu
able contracts with tn waaningron
Home Telephone 4 Telegraph company
and sundry other enterprises. All In all
he wants $100,000 from hla alleged de
tractor. The suit waa filed this morn
ing by R. A. Wade, D. J. Haynea and
Lewis C. Garrlgua, who, however, assert
they-hav not succeeded BJ. ' S. 3. Me
Alllster aa Mr. Pavidor'a regular : coun
sel. ' iKz-v-x.' jj'-jy..."-! .V;i,..T-.! '" - . i!f::,?.
CTJPID, STILL EATER :
f I OF TOBASCO SAUCE
FOR MEN ? WOMEN
- S.. ' J s,i
!-!!.'3TON STREET.
, How Illy assorted -are many married
couples was : evidenced this morning
when a husband with a way warU wife
and a wife with a . Jealous husband
1th : little realisation? of the responsi
bility of ' matrimony visited the. police
station lthin a few minutes of one an
other. , ! : ,:-r. ' -:-'. -.
The husband told of. the Infatuation
of hla wife 4 for another man- "No
matter how much money I give her ah
never has a cent left when ah cornea
home and ah doesn't have a thing to
show-.for it. V hav two little chil
dren. She has never had to do a day's
work outside since we were married, for
I have made a living for tha : two of
us all the time." , fw . , 4
Th wife' principal complaint waa
that her husband Interferred with her
work when she was- at work outside
the horn because ho hated . to have
other men Bear her during th day. Of
oouse h did not .think. lt necessary
I to support her hlmseir. ? mailer
! n.hm hH worked her emnlovers dis
charged her becaua of tha Interferenc
of her husband. V, j x (k i .
Plscnss Increase it Ifavy. ;
' ' trtnltnl Preas Lad WlrS-
"" Worcester, Mass., April 24. -Th an
nrial debate between' teams reDresentina;
Clark and Bates colleges taken plac to
night in tne gymnasium ib; iirei
. a ina,uii,inn mtH nrciminea tA ' he
one of the moat (.Interesting events of
th college year., oaies na iuo
mative and Clark the negativa aid of
th question, "Resolved. That the navy
of the United Btatea should b further
materially increaaea. -- , ,
,J ' , Noted SpeakeM.
, (UnitPd Preaa Leased Wlra.)
.' Atlantic City. N. J.. April 24. The
New Jersey Bankera' ; aaosclatlon- as
aembled In annual convention today at
tha Hotel Chelsea. Routine , business
occupied the greater part of the Initial
eessiona and Intereat center chiefly In
the convention banquet tonight. Th
rchedulnd speakers at the banquet In
rluue Governor Fort. William S. Wlthan
of Atlanta and United State Senator
Joseph F. Johnston-of Alabama. .
; , For Oratorical Honors.
Greenwood, ta. C, April 14. The pres-
ves evidence of the
interest taken in uie state collegiate ora-
torlcal contest here this evening:.' The
following., colleges and ilnlversitiea of
tiouth- Carolina have, pent their- chosen
orators to compete for the honors:
ErsKlne, Wolford, Presbyterian ' College
of South Carolina, (t.Jmsnn, Citadel.
Collfffs of Charleston, , Newberry, and
tli University at South Carolina.
Our Great ' Reorganization Sale started off today with a rush and spirit that
is bound to bring it to a successful finish.' Tomorrow, Saturday, will be another
banner day! All of today's specials will be continued with the following added i
Children's Ready-Made
Dresses Clio;ce$1. 00
We have decided to close out every
Child's "Dress in the house Satur
day, so we have named a price that
will do it, ' Nicely made, , of wool
erge$ and mixtures, trimmed with
braid, sires 2 to 12 years', all colors;
;;::.:.:$1.00
New Shipinentof
Shirts Just Opened
) GO ON SALE SATURDAY
500 '. spick and span new ' Skirts,
made of Panama and fancy mix
tures, all shades, an ! (tO'ftft'
extraordinary value at..)3vUU
Sateen. Petticoats .
$1.50 Values for 69c.
Black Sateen Petticoats, with full
value,
dust ruffle; $1.50 . : . CQr
.......... ....
$6.50 for Stylish .
Princess Gowns
.' Made of good quality Lawnsdown,
i trimmed with ecru linen , lace, as
sorted colors ; $1 5.00 & r A
values ; ; v; . v ; . . . . . .4) 0.3 ).
THE INTEREST IN MILLINERY 19 VERT KEEN
Th Prices Quoted Are Greet Drawing Feature .
r
mi 'mm)
All the litest
shapes ,-;
i In
'.:.-'! frames,' ."'.?,..
lOc
. STRAW B2A1DS
1,000 pieces, : ,s
10 and 12-yard
lengths, -
'all colors. .
Per piece, x ;
15c
aontaS ' :;
Every popular
'; ' flower. '
Per bunch
10s 1525f.
. , -35t and , j"
39c
; Untrtmmed Shapes;
All tbr,''t
1 latest styles,
' all colors,
'A? . - and
: -75c
... V
TRIMMED DATS
v 200 -
'Trimmed Hats,
values
r
. 3 -''
r a t J.
to $3.00, ,7 f-jfi j 1
: i.
COo
Corner Fifth and Alder Streets
CHICKENS
18b lb.
BUTTER, roll., 50c and 55c
RANCH EGGS, doz. . . ;20c
Chinook Salmon; 2 lbs ; . 25c
Halibut, lb. 10c
Milcliner; Herrings, keg, .$l
Honey, comb ....... .;.15c
Large'Eel, lb...-, J :20c
Deliveries for the East Side
daily, north to - Freemont,
east' to Twentieth street.
Columbia Fish Co.
third and ankenyS
Phones Main 6 A555fl ' ' -
Bloc Point Oyster Co,
Wholesale arid Retail Dealers In East
ern and Oljrmpia Oysters,Staple and
Fancy Groceries, iff General ' Restau
rant Supplies; Eggs, Butter, Cheese.
of large delegations 'of students
and other visitors giv
M NORTH SIXTH STa
Phones Main 1910; Home', AJ910
C H. BUCKBEE
GROCERY CO.
376 4th. - , Phon. IX. 8180, A-BlSa
Dyer's Beat Iour,, sack. : '. . : .S1.00
Mocha and Java Coffe, per lb. .SOt1
Corn rjakea, 4 for,.,.' 254
Vrmlcelli, C-pound box. : . .404
Flowery Kingdom Peaches, Table
Fruit ;
81.25
Flowery Kingdom Apricots.". .', .S1.25
Gold Dust,' 7 packa-es for........ 25a
General Evans the Speaker. v
; (Doited,. Pre Leaaaa Wlr.)
Barnesvllle. Ga., April 24.t-A 'lnter
estlcg memorial dAy program was ea-
riaa out ner toaay unoer xnm aunpicaa
of "the JDauahtars of the. Confederacy.
tJenerni: Clement A. Evans of Atlanta
delivered th oration or Ui uay. , -
Wffuote C Dove in' : B ytter
In Wax
Cartons
First in
Qgality
Because of onr
Experience ;,
first in
Sales
Because of th
Buyer'.
Experienc - ;r
T.. S. TOWWSEBID; CREAMERY ;C0MPAWY.
PORTLAND 5 ASTORIA ,v SALEM. r LYONS ) DALLAS SEATTLE
THE-HIGHEST
GRADES
OF COFFEE
R0ASTED;:
IN THE
NORTH-; - i
WEST
At your
GROCERS.
mart
We Knoiv and You
Know Where
Tojajet the best fy.
COFfEE.25!?-
in town at ... . f D
'Haines Tea iStorc
:-; 170 Tli I, ff.T) 0T.''
Bat. UorrUon. and TanfiiUl.
FURNACE
i a Aaaa
Every Furnace We Sell Is Absolutely Guaranteed
' The heating' .problem Is. a question, in Oregon , a Well as in the
eastern states. ' The one real satisfactory way tq 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 jricreases the value of your: property if you ever want to sell, a
furnace, installed is a strong selling point. v
'. We make estimates for installing furnace systems complete. We :
employ experienced furnace men for1 this workand the, work we
' guarantee' to be satisfactory. - 1 , . . . , '
Wo Selected the
. , Fox Furnace
We recommend the Fox Fur
nace. It gives yoa clean, equal
ized heat cuts your fuel bills
in half. ' Have our man call and
talk it over 'with you. Drop us
a card today.
Maintaining Heating
Plant Ii 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. KADDERLY- MS
J0TJENAL LINEES COST LITTLE, ACC0HPLISII MUCH