THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', - PORTLAN D,, MONDAY EVENING,, JANUARY 50, 1913,,
Town Topics
BOTICB TO SAXEM PATBONS.
e : The Journal headquarters are
, now located at the Kappballn
confectionery store In the new
' Hubbard building, corner State
'A and Hi. eh streets Dlione Main
2378, where all complaints, aub-"
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script Ions, etc., will be promptly
attended to.
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
IlEILia Eleventh and Morrlsoa street,
l)MVlri Uirrlvlil.
BAKEO Seventh and Sixth streets, near Mor
i rlson, ' The Baker -rieyers in "Salvstlua
Nell." " :
-flKl'lliXM. yauawllleewnthjindJtjlorX
LYU1C Keating A Hood Musical Conieuj com
pan in "Ilia Itehearsal." ..
TUB KMPRESSVaiicievUle.. , ' "
I'ANTAUES Vaudeville. "f
fKOI'LES. STAR, AHCADE Motion pictures.
Kor aniusemeut advertising; tee page 2.
' "Weather Conditions.
Portland and - vicinity Rain tonight and
Ttiesdur, Warmer tonight. Brisk southerly
winds..
Oregon IUIn west tonight and Tuesday,
snow east portion tonight or Tuesday. Warm-
. tonight. Southerly winds, lucreaslng along
the cot. - .
- Waeuiugton Itain west, rain or snow east
portion tonight and Tuesday. ' Warmer to
night except near the coast. Warmer jinrih
ast portion Tuesday. High south to south
west winds.
- . Idaho Kalr tenth, snow north portion to
night and Tuesday, -Warmer.
, , EDWA RI) A. BEALS, .
' ' lMvtrlct Forecaster.
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Tried to 0t "Basy Money" On a
charge of attempting to extort money
from D. Dorfman, 27 North Third street,
Blain gtratton was sentenced to. 180
.daya on the rockplle this morning In the
municipal court. Stratton recently came
to Oregon Irom Virginia, where h
served five, years for manslaughter.
. Dorfman .found . a, letter .at . . hla store
Friday - from . Stratton, who demanded
that ISO be sent him before Sunday or
the'Dorfman atore would be burned. The
matter waa turned over to the police.
Detectives Craddock and Oolta took up
the trail of Stratton. Friday nieht the
uniformed police arrested the man for
breaking a window In a Japanese store,
Stratton this morning acknowledged the
Cbarges..v.,a,.:rviUr' A-'r-,1
Auditorium . Meeting Delayed. Since
Judge W. D, Fenton and Phil Me'tscban
Jr.., have delayed thelr.return f.rom aK
tfornla visits, it will not be possible to
bold the annual meeting oft the public
auditorium commission before the latter
part of this week, said T. B. Wilcox.
-chairman of the commission, this morn
" lng. At this meeting committees from
the East Side Business Men s club and
Greater Portland Plana association will
-appear to urge that the pcoploe.-Slyjn
from S. Shannon-; It Is alleged, did nor
give milk when it should, Ramesbothem
has started action In the justice court
against Shannon to recover $125 dam
age. In the complaint that ' has been
filed, Itaaiesbothem states that he pur
chased the milch cow December 30, and
that Shannon bad said the animal was
sound tn body. .When he tried to milk
the cow, he found that the animal was
not as it should be. Ramesbothem states
that he took the animal back to Shan
non, but Shannon refused to - take it.
Now he wants Shannon to pay him $75,
the cost of the cow, $35 that was spent
ror veterinary services, and (15 for his
trouoie.
Wrong STeme; Case Dismissed-Be
cause' the complaint was made attains
the Northern Pacific1 Railroad company
instead of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company, the Incorporated name o
the great Hill line that comes from St
Paul to Portland, the suit of Sofie a
uann against the road to recover dam
1910, was virtually thrown out of the
United States district court bya decls.
ion from Judge Bean this morning. The
original bill of complaint of the plain
tiff's named the wrong corporation as
the defendant , Later a motion was
made by attorneys for the plaintiffs
tnat tne btu or complaint be amended
changing the suit to the right corpora
lion, , judge mean overruled this mo
tion, stating that It waa a clear case of
the wrong party being sued and that ac
tion would have to be started all over
agajn. ,
Midwinter Exoursioa. Wednesday aft-
ernoon tho midwinter excursion to Ore
gon'and California from the Puget sound
country over the O.-Wv R. & N. and
Southern ; Pacific lines' will ' arrive ;. In
Portland. ; The excursionists will spend
about eight hours in. the city; and will
be entertained at dinner at the Portland
hotel. This will be the third of a se
ries of -midwinter excursion parties to
visit Portland this winter under .the aus
pices of the Harrlman system. There
will be about 260 in the party.
: It's Such Fun Sliding Dowrr Hill on the Snoyv
opportunity to decide the location by
vote. The commission will consider Its
plan for proceeding to build the auditor
ium on the Market block.
Will Hot Sell Trosen Oranges Front
street commission houses are opposed
and every effort is being made by them
lo ttwep suou anil auni rurunuu.
, Friday the Pacific Fruit & , Produce
company received a anipmem rrom vau
'. fori) la through the brokerage house of
R. SYIlosklng & Co. The stock, waa
found to be frosted, according to Man
ager Cardwell of the firm, and was
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market inspector was notified and the
stock seized. No attempt waa made by
the commission house to sell the
oranges. . -
1 SeUs Salt CheapSelling a S40 ault
Of clothes for 11.75 proved the downfall
of II 8. Patton, an alleged room prowl
er, who wp.a arrested yesterday by De
teotlves Maloney and Swenness at
Fourth and Washington streets. The
suit was stolen from a lodger In a
rooming house at 400ft . Washington
street.' He. sold it In a north end second
! nana store. : ration reoenny cam
Spokane, when he Is accused of robbing
rooms.' Ills case will be taken up Tues
day morning In the municipal court.
Inner Study Oirole. The Inner Study
circle, of the Portland Ad club will meet
In the Bowers hotel t 6 o clock to
nigh'., when, the new officers 'will be
elected and installed. Talks wtl be made
by E. B. Johnson, late of tho New
-Tork -World, and -Xhe-Allen-Advertlsing
Agency of New York, Henry E. Miller,
known as the street -car advertising
man, and others. s
Maccabees' Joint Installation,. Queen
Elizabeth Hive No. 24. Ladies of the
Maccabees of the World and T6nt No.
7 will join In the Installation of of
fleers thla evening at I. O. O. F. hall.
i.a cum aim Amer sireets. xne pro
gram will bo furnished by the Lady
Maccabees, and the Knights ' will fur
nlsh suppef. ; ;
' ' Mayor Is THanked Mayor Rushlight
ws aiarcrauiy surprisea tooay to re
ceive a copy or a resolution adopted at
a recent meeting of the South Portland
Boosters club, thanking the mayor for
his effiolent administration and his
earnest efforts to serve the people of
me enure city, v. . :
wvnaws vow. uecauie a mwen
cow purchased by Ray Ramesbothem
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IliWant Yom
as' a "link"- In nir long and ever
growing "chain" of pleased optical
patients.'. . . ; ;. ... ..
I COUST A FX. EASES ATIX3TT
MT BEST ADVEHTISEMI.HT.
BAY TOM
-EyesIflhFSpeciallst-
503-9 Kwstland Bnitding. rifth and
Washington, rifth rigor. .
Entrance oa 6th,
Xand Case JTear-Wlthtn the next
three weeks attorney for the govern
ment and the Oregon & California Rail
road company will be ready to argue the
land grant case, - All the testimony has
been taken and is written up and the at
torneys are busily engaged In getting
tneir casea ready for argument D. B.
Townsend will present the case for the
government as special prosecutor and
W. D. Fenton will represent the railroad
company, ' ,
nrgard Appointed The city council
today authorised Mayor Rushlight to
appoint a committee of one to confer
with delegates from various 'civic or
gamsatlons at a meeting to.be. held next
Wednesday evening in the council cham
bers of the city hall, the object of the
meeting being to devise ways and means
of fittingly celebrating LlnoolnH birth
day, February II The mayor appointed
councilman jonn H. Burgard.
ourielonaledWaWudgeTas
Wfcii adjourned his court to the New
Huston hotel this morning to take the
evidence of a woman unable to get to
the city Jail. Site was a witness against
A. B. Murphy, proprietor of the Audi
tonum hotel, who was accused of being
f inn oT"" o.TKli iT was "to'nMoHcavo
her bed. After hearing her story, tbe
juage dismissed the case.
Stealg la Charon During . services
last evening at the' Swedish Lutheran
Emanuel church, Nineteenth and Irving
streets, a thief entered the rear of the
building, taking an overcoat and hat
The coat belongs to C. Erlckson, while
the hat Is "the" property of Charles Swen-
son. A greasy cap was left for Swen
son. Rev. J. R. Olson, pastor of the
church, notified the police of the theft
Cats, Cats Too Many Mrs. L. M.
Eavlns, 1021 Vi Union avenue, has ap
pealed to tb police to protect her from
cats during the latter part of the night
She states that shortly after midnight
the cats begin to gather. Sometimes,
she says, aa many as 25 felines congre
gate In the rear yard, holding a tourna-
Neighbora also, complain., of . the
gathering.
To Dlsoass Commission rorau The
second in the series of popular meet
ings, under the auspices of the W. C. T.
U., will be held at 428 Behnke-Walker
building, tomorrow evening, at 7:30.
Subject will be, "The Commission Form
of Government," and the speaker will
be W. C. Benbow. The present system
of government will also be explained.
rile Petitions. Louis A. Haeckl, pro.
prfetor of a tobacco store at 232 Wash
ington street,, meo a oanKruptcy peti
tion In the United States district court
today. Assets are (300 and liabilities
(698.16 are cited. Eugene K Bonham, a
laborer of Perry. Or., waa a bankruptcy
petitioner today, " tiamlngnabilltlei "of
(981 and no aasets.
Auto Stolen $60 reward for recovery
Of 1912 E. M. F. five passenger touring
car, extra tire In rear, license number
1738, engine number 38,828. Inform Gcr-linger-Richarda
& Co., Selling building.
Phone Marshall 1778.
Ladles. Thla Is Interesting I will
make special Inducements in ladles'
suits of our regular Imported materials
and linings. Suits $50; long coats, $40,
Gurney, 4 th floor Mohawk , bldg., 3d
and Morrison. . .
Country Bank and small fruit ranch
in best part of Oregon In exchange for
Portland property, either vacant or 1m
proved. The Charles E. Waltera Co.
717 Yeon building. Telephone Marshall
634.
Steamer Jessie Mar kin a for Camas,
Waahouaal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atreet
dock at I p. m. ; -
rraih Smelt Liberty Fish company,
wholesale, Washington street dock. Both
phones, t ' ', . " ; "
All Jewelry sold at greatly reduced
price during January at Aronson a,
Westbrook Si Wtstbrook, attys.. will
occupy suite 307 Journal bldg Feb. 1.
W. A. Wise and assoclatea. aalnleaa
dentists, Third and Washington.
Expert Watoh Sep airing Moderate
prices. Krumpf, 288 Alder.
Sr. Stevenson, Dentist, Dekum bldg.
Conunerol Work. Glfford, Mala CS73.
Br. Stevenson, Dentist, Dekum bldg
January Jewelry reductions, Aronson.
Br. xu c. Brown, Eye, Ear? Mobawk.
Interior TlawaAoif ford. Main 5173.
: Things to Remember '.: .
ShlDherd's Hot Knrinra orinn sill vai
Houm physician in attendance at all
times. Com Detent attendants and rriaa.
raeurs for both women and men. House
steam neatea ana excellent table. A
paiUw-tur ,. .. rlwtmtlimt ttw
ach and kidney troubles, and eciema, U.
L. Shipherd. Mgr. Carson. Wash. ,
The Burns Concert
Mssonln Temnlrt Frldnv ti
mhston, tOtfi loo resorvwi sHs at'$l.
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PLAN WOULD AFFECT
H. B. Miller, former consul general at
Hong Kong and ' Belfast . and former
president of the Oregon Agricultural
college, has laid before the Commercial
club" executive committee a proposition
that all the state gatherings annually
held In Portlanushould be so scheduled
as to come within two weeks of each'
November. There ' would be Included
the flower, poultry, . dairy, land pro
ducts, horticultural shows, and meetings
of the horticultural society, dairymen's
association, butter and cheesemakers,
country life commission, wool growers,
pure bred livestock association and oth
ers of an agricultural character..
Ihe-proposltlon has seemed-so-tlmely
that it will be thoroughly discussed at
a luncheon to be held in the Commercial
club one week from today. The, thought
Is that those who live out In the state
and desire to attend several of these
meetings would be given opportunity to
do so vlthout duplicating journeys at
iinnecessaxyAnat. . Xha fTpnutiva .roma
mlttee of the Commercial club has ap
pointed a state and city committee to
take up the proposition at the meeting
January 27.
FRISKY DOG CAUSES
REAL COMMOTION;
CAR IS DELAYED
: ' A dog a small, fuzzy-haired
animal stopped all incoming )
traffic on the Mount Scott car 4
4 line for several minutes Satur- 4
, day night -vexed a number of
4 men who were on the car, an-
4 gered the motorman and conduc- - 4
tor and brought laughter to a e
number of women who were 4
s present All this disturbance was 4
caused by restless Fldo being e
tmiaroed"wttlrther spirit of winter e
4 manifested by the snow.
4 The dog and its owner, a wo- 4
man, had been riding on the car 4
for several blocks. At Thirty- 4
4 seventh street the car was 4
4 stopped. Fldo seeing his chance. 4
4 mado a rush for the door, jumped 4
4 to the ground and started to 4
4 frisk about In the snow. 4
4 Won't someone please catch 4
4 Fldo for nie7 rhe young woman 4
4 asked. 4
4 . "Sure," came' a chorus from 4
4 the gallant men aboard the car, 4
4 , and they all made a scramble for 4
4 the door.. 4
4 Several minutes passed. The 4
4 men chased the dog, and the anl- 4
4 - mal, having the time of its life 4
4 thinking it was all in play 4
4 brought much laughter to the 4
4 women in the car. When ' the 4
4 men found the chase was hope- 4
4 less the motorman summoned 4
4 courage and spoke to the owner. 4
4 "Please, lady, call your dog. 4
4 We are overdue now, he told 4
4 her. 4
4 "Here, Fldo. Come here. Fldo." 4
4 she called. - Fldo came, the crest- 4
4 fallen men clambered back into 4
4 the car and traffic was resumed. 4
4
POLICE NOT BOTHERED
BY "BOOTLEGGERS"
The police were not bothered yester
day with "bootleggers." Thla was due
to Sheriff Word's closing up orders of
pool rooms where a bar la connected, al
though the bar is closed on Sunday. All
larxe pool halls In the north and south
ends were closed by reason of the order.
This waa the second Sunday for such an
order. .
Heretofore Jhe police have arrested
from two to six men peddling liquor in
these pool halls. Two - men and some
times four have been assigned thla work.
but yesterday the chief gave orders that
two men would be enough, as there ap
pears nothing for-them to do. How
ever, the two plain clothes officers went
over their-territory, finding no one
Doouegging.'
Such violations of the liquor .laws are
directly traceable to the big pool rooms,
where hundreds of men congregate on
Sunday. .With such a crowd It is easy
for men to illegally sell liquor, - ,v
in tracing the liquor found on the
"bootleggers" the officers usually found
the source to be with the proprietors of
the combination saloon and pool rooms.
, Ilelping to Enforce Law.
Commission merchants of the cltr are
today cooperating with the market in
spectors In their ef forta to ahut f rosen
oranges out of tbe local market Three
carloads of f rosen oranges shipped to
this city within the past week have been
condemned by Additional Market Inspec
tor Keith, who waa requested to inspect
the fruit by the consignees.
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' Grand Jury Acquits. ,l i
Yale. , , Or,,,,, Jan. , . 2 a.U'UUaau.-SUaar,
charged with assault with a dnngerou
weapon, under indictment by the grand
Jury, was acquitted by , a jury in thw
Malheur county circuit court.
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WINFI
Business Section Threatened
When Landmark Building ;
Destroyed by Flames.
" JournarWant Ads bring results.'
(Special to Th Journal.)
Burns, Or., Jan. 20. A fire in the bus.
tness portion of the city for a time men
aced the north end of Main street last
Wednesday morning.
The fire was discovered at 10 o'clock
Tuesday night In the Locher building,
standing at the end of North Ivfeln
street and perhaps the most noted land-1
mark in the city. . -
The fire originated In the apartments
of John Worlow, who is believed to hav
turned over his lamp.
A' number of frame residence build
ings were near the burning one, also
Lamphlre's garage, McKennon's livery
and feed barn and across the street
liflflrUftlagawaaeV af ilStiat '- - - - --
rwwEwsTvifr-TsjvfTrx wysrixTJv IrTivsTTvtrrTTTTjr
store.
The volunteer fire department' did
some unusually fine work. Realizing
that the west end of the building was
doomed, squads were put to work to
protect nearby properties, and the east
end of the burning building, and to con
fine the fire to the burning portion.
Thla they succeeded in doing.
Four wells were pumped dry. Many
women Joined in the work and assisted
the threatened homes In the removal of
their household effects, and in pumping
or water.
Mr. Locher's loss la a heavy one, aa
me ouiiaing was a . good revenue pro
ducer, though a patchwork of wood and
stone, representing years of hard work
on the part of the owner, he having con
structed it largely by himself. He car
ried no insurance, having allowed it to
lapse last July. .'
MONSM WAVE HITS
fCnltsdPress tM Wire.)
San Francisco, Jan. 20. Her stern
crumpled in by a monster, wave which
flooded her dining room and 30 lower
deck staterooms, while she was on her
way from Portland, the steamer George
W. Elder is today, on her way to San
Diego, after touching here for repairs.
The wave tore Into the vessel aa tbe
passengers were at dinner, and four
seas were shipped before the gap could
be boarded up. There was no panic.
Two holes chopped in the dining room
wall near the deck let' the water out
The passengers whose staterooms were
flooded had considerable difficulty find
ing dry clothing aboard the vessel. -
CONFESEO
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Formal Indictment of the crimes
charged against him and to which he
confessed was made against John Tor
gerson, postof f Ice, store and station
robber, of Jackson county, in a return
by the United States grand Jury this
morning, Torgerson confessed to En
tering the Medford, Talent Gold Hill
and Rogue River postof flees, and these
constitute the basis for four of the five
counts or the indictment The fifth
count Charges "the theft of a letter
carrier' key from the Medford poat-
oince. . . -
as soon" as tne requisition papers
come from California and Governor
West Issues the necessary requisition
papers Terg?F8on will bo-taken-to-Red
Bluff, Cal by Sheriff Jud W; Boyd to
answer to a charge of murder. United
States District Attorney John, McCourt
last week decided that Torgerson should
be turned over to answer to the murder
charge, but waited before making the
announcement until an indictment could
be returned here.
' Beuitliis maiming' TOrgeTtlo'n;"an'l,TrP
dlctment was returned against Charley
Captain, a Klamath Indian, for selling
liquor on the reservation. A not true
bill was returned,, liberating Harvey
Bossle of the charge of passing de
funct Georgia State bank notes.
HARDWARE MBl
TOMORROW
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200 Members of " Association
'Expected to Be In
Attendance. " '
Approximately 200 members of the
Oregon Retail Hardware and Implement
Dealers' association are expected to at
tend the seventh annual meeting of the
organization, which convenes for a four
day session at the Imperial hotel to
morrow. :'r' ":r '. .. -. '!"k;"
During the week a number of matters
of importance to the trade will be dis
cussed, among them beingi the parcel
post and its probable effect on the re
tail trade. The question of "Fake Ad
vertising" win be brought up also, and
it is probable that the convention will
take a decided stand against it.
' On Thursday evening local wholesal
ers, and Jobbers will tender a banquet
to out of town members. It will be
neid in the Multnomah, hotel. Conven
tion sessions will be held only in the
afternoons, for , the purpose of giving
the visitors opportunity to visit the va
rloua business establishments and enjoy
excursions and entertainments planned
by their hosts here.
The annual election of officers will
be held Wednesday afternoon and on
Friday afternoon the meeting place of
1914 will .be selected.'
The names of those who will address
the convention and the subjects they
win speak on follow:
J. Riley Craven, Dallas, Or., "What's
What in Hardware" -f Colonel E. Hofer,
Portland, "Oregon Made Goods"; A. Q.
Clark, Portland, "Fake Advertising";
Theo. P. Cramer, Grants Pass, "Keep
ing -Down the - Costs ,1a a,. Hardware
Store"; N. D. CooL Drain, "Cash , or
Credit Business"; Arthur E. Sugdon,
Portland, "How Can a Jobber and Retail
Dealer, Under Parcels Post, Best Co
operate?". Don i C Prentiss, Chicago,
"Sclenliflo Salesmanship In a Retail
Store."
In addition there will be a number of
free for all discussions on vital matters
pertaining to the hardware; and imple
ment trade. ; !
The Hardware World, one of the coast
trade publications, has issued a special
souvenir, number, in which are the
Photos of a number of Implement and
hardware men of the northwest Among
them are photos of a number of local
men, including C. N. Stickwell, J. F,
Carson, Charles R. Archerd. H. W.
Mitchell, W. EL Wilson, Tbomaa D.,
David T., Walter B. and James D. Hon-
eyman of the Honeyman Hardware com.
pany; Jay Smith, A. E. Sugden, W. H,
Wallace, W. F. Wiggins. Edward New-
begin, H. A Sargent A H. Potter, H. I
Arnold, Perry Poison, A G, West, I H.
Parker, James Gillespie, Henry North,
IX I. Staver and Charles Deyette.
The officers of the association are;
Glen G. Goodman of Roseburg, presl
dent; J. Riley Craven, McMlnnville, vice
president, and H J. altnnw, .Portland,
secretary.
Grove Studio Moved
C. Elmore Grove has moved his atu
dlo to second floor Majestic Theatre
biog.. corner or paric and Washington,
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WSIQKT - DICXTJrSOJf HOTXB CO MP AST,
Portland, Oregon.
Boston Dentists
We are now located between 4th and
6th on Washington street where we
have one of the most up-to-date den.
tal offices on the Pacifto Coast, and
we will for the next 30 days give
the following prices: '
GOLD CBOWW, ......,..3.80
OOI.D riI.UVCf, ........... .$1.00
TVJ.X. SET TEETH, ......,...$3.00
EXTRACTIONS FBEE. '
BII.TEK raUHO 380
b aid an yroMX 13.60
-Ba. K. T. VEWTOS, Managir. ,
Thc'stunly" hon
esty jvhich js:oes
into the 'construe
tidii of Bitulithic
is coming more
and. more into evi
dence as time is
provinj?: "its excel
lence. .
Fog tcr Gc Klclacr s g.
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Outdoor Advertisers
East Ssvsnth aad Seal Xrtrstt Bru
SSSl ML, B-aa, .
W?f 'v, T,ii $m
HriSSSl
100 ZS OOLD TOB TXB BEST STOBXXS OK A tVOAl Or 8BSAB.
OUp Out Eaea Artioie te Qualify for the Contsst
(So. 3 of. a Onin of Articles oa Broad.)
Tea, 1 am the Mro. Skrotlcsl CBbolleter. who In companr with tho
master bkr went - throaith th Roj-al Bakery, - homo of Tahls Qma
Broad. I have been convinced . that tho lloral loaf, thorooghljr tmprra
oa ted With the richest Billk and tho bodr-baildlng propertlos, of the best
spring w best, is better bread than I havo ever baked. - It Is better bread
thin my . mother oter baked and better bread than ear graodmothors-wore
famed for-baklmr. ' . .' . . . -.-
L.I waa, told oil about the food properties of that "backbone of ceres Is"
finten, "tho lesn most or tho vegetable klngdoia." It Is a fsct that
gluten, is related to the vegetable) . klnidona as Is albamea to tho animal
klnrdom. .;. '. ', " . v .,
The hare .machine where the' flour. Is blended to get Just tho proree
fine noss .to -make bread, properly Jaterested mo. I was shows that tho
flour was - carried' automatically , t the rotary sleTo, .. where It was dl
vorcod from every .Impurity, sad from this machine to the cleanly, san
itary tanks, where tho flour was made ' acquainted with , tho rich milk
that makes Table Queen Bread so delicious la toothsome, wholesome food
qualities. ' - ' ...
, The exactness of the measuring and the 1 weighing of the - tntrodlents of
flour, milk, ' salt, sugar, nwit extract, lard and water showed mo how
science and conscience could make poeslble em-h - a loaf of brown-baked
goodness. Then . I wss shows tho inside of the hoc : douf a misers and
understood bow much rood mmcle, food effort and ' ood Intentions J
had "wasteu" fn"Si 'rffort lo""u)iike a goooTloaf or bread. I 'will tell shout'
the miners and the ther machinery processes la my nest article.
To be Continued lo..Nst Thursdej'n Journal.)-
1 Royal , Xsbls Uueva Bread Is aa appeal to roar appetite and common
sense. '
Tall details ef a 1100 cash rswari will bo given in a fw ds.
royal bakehy and co;::-:':
Good Work denenrts unon rr f
ties which this offlco has in f i
tlcular. Spacious, lnvitlnir. .-.
flees, equipped with all tho i
and latest arlentifio dental
expert operators, etc. Popular i
are pos.il Die because - of th Vi;
large patronage. Why go to -.
dentists leys able to please you n -J
able to perform strictly hlch class
and why go elsewhere, end pay vm
erauy prevailing Higher prices? t.
to. the Old Reliable make sure 1i
vance of perfect work and pcrnuv
satisfaction at least cost
GOLD CROWNS
Pont put np with a tooth that Is to
badly decayed to be filled. Our crow a
operators will crown it with a splentH l
83-K. gold or a beantlfnl natural-look.
lag porcelain erown. .
mOK OBADB
K.ATES, CXOWVS,
rOBCEXsVIBT AND t
BRIDGE VOIK AT
rorv&AB rxiczs
Fif teeh-Year Guarantes
With All Work
What Our Guarantee Means
The Union. Painless Dentists is Incor
porated under th laws of the state of
vitsvu, mo company is respon
sible for the guarantee that goes wtth
all the work tht leaves this office.
This affords the publlo absolute- pro
tection against Inferior workmanulj
and materials. . "
: UNTON
PAINLESS DENTISTS
INCXJIIPORATED
taitt Morrison Street, Corner Plrst
Entire Corner Phone Mala 6938.
Open Evenings.
A Title secured
through the courts
is expensive, how-
ever just your
claim may be. A
little precaution
when buying may ,
save you much
. trouoie and ex-
pense. , Secure the
protection of our
' Guaranteed Certif
icate of Title. In
vestigate. .Call for
booklet.
TITLE & TRUST
COMPANY
Fourth and Oak
THERE'S AN
ADVANTAGE
in 'buying Port
land Glazed Ce
mentSewerPipev Aside from the
fact that its qual
ity is of the best,
; being made at
home, every doU
lar that goes into ;
its manufacture
helps..
Pi -
Ronton Lamp ....... .$8.00
Renton. Washed Nat. , .$7.00
East Creek . . . . . , . . . .$0.50
Tono . ... .... ..... .$0.50
Rock Spring : . . , , .$10.00
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AXB TSTJS3E UKX s UITETI1 I.
During January if you cut tht4 1
out and bring it to us. The a-tvI.
of our expert truss fitter Is l'i: l ;
aa always.-
WOODABB, CXABJCE ft C",, .
America's Largest Ding gtc .
Alder St, at Was Park, tvftUua, C.
Oregon IliimanaScd:!;
Office 920 Vaioa Ave Cor, kmbn ,
l-noao East IU3, h-ZJij,
Horse ambulanca for atck or C' ' ' '
animals at a moment's notic. i
reasonable. Report all csseo vi r. '
to this office. Upon day aiiJ '.