PACE TEN
UfiHWET'rMS
IMEHAGE'TO FORESTS
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1910."
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Thts news na not rauffht Ihe for
est arrvle unaware. I.nt week In
III, hail dlwini-t of Northern lt.ickle,
-n Idaho nn'l ?wtfrn Mt'iunn. tvhh
IIS 30 00I1.IIUII HTM vf WlM fuiTHt hum.
one .thousand ."ix-chil rii- f !BMei a p 4 w?w TR UVO AMI'
were emi.love.1 10 hoi., .h. r..0,.1iVIL.Li I ivaiXNft A.'MI
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Httnchert unlu, letal 250,000 limn.
itivlsl.m in now Ht the iihrt
ready to' Kill fur limuo uiul Hnnthorf
it vii imn' iiimii inc i;nme to tne port-
LIGHTNING
Absence of Rain Renders
Miuauon juore
Than in Years.
force of furwti nen, niiinloring; about
five hnn.lr.Ml, who hu.l been taken!
from road building and other for.txt
work and sent to arnvple wtn (nr
fierV Itrtllirff Of I h. u no'lhrniiDhmil
V l'ltiCal mimmer. T!iln iticrnajdnc offorfe
J has been done 1ko in Colorado, where
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.o.noo.ooo acre to bo Knarded. and L.J : "
In Wyoming whore 10,000.000 acres
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FORDS MEET ON OLD
TRAIL OF CARAVANS
WASHINGTON, l. c July 17.
Fireworks In the grc; forerun of the
time
A dWimtrh to the roivei:cTiinucivL-dcin.
eervlee head.martori here dated Mls-i" ' wc- ....' . . .
SANTIAGO. Chile, July 16. 1'iirts
mm lit, Mont., frorn Ulstrict Forester
ItutledKi., wijh;
"" im.uiuit ..i emeu ures neing the r ives. wverw I hi
Ni: YORK, July 17. The Amer-
ilcj museum of natural history has
irecelved from R.iy C. Andrew, con
ducting the second Asiatic looloxlral
expedition, letters telling of his trill
:aionR the boundary of Mongolia, and
.arrow the. Gobi desert.
"I have been up in outer Mongolia
and had a tnoet wonderfuf trip," he
wrote. "It Is an extraordinary coun
try and the most Interesting1 I have
of crews from a number r .hi.,, w ,,rr v'"". i t'nta nnd
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extinguished daily
forest conditions cn
nnd destruction estimated at $20,000,
000 was caused by a storm which
Store trouble expect-; swept the harbor of Valparaiso, Sat
urday nnd Sunday.
i;y xovKM-iirit aiiy
of ,urtTP.TKx may
I1E CIT TO 50,000
located and
Weather nnd
tlnno critical,
ed."
Another messise from IHstrlct Pr-
ester Riley In the Mr Horn country
cf Wisconsin reeds:
"ftltuatlnn more crlilcal than in
years, Klectric storms with no rain
prevallinn. tricky no h:r bleu yet,
but there nre loo many we have not
been able to pet to.'' '
I-Ike situation.' exist elsewhere. Re-1
Ports rave been received ayinT 'c
tunl fiiw not known to bo under con
trol have broken out in the forests
of the, Madison. Klathead. Salaway
nnd rtillerroot reservations." I
sir
by auto across Clobi des.
German National Assembly, WTiich
Ratified Treaty of Peace, in Session
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ert. The trip to I'rua was by way. of
the old caravan trail across Oobl des
ert, w hich has 'been In existence for
centuries, nnd lire a Inn Its trail is
Very similar to that of hundreds of
years aito,
Caini l Trains and HotiIs.
'Camel trains, ox carts, Moncn
riders nnd sheepherders are carrvina i
LCtfCDONT. July 16. If the German thPl,r ,dn"JL, 1-1 Same 88 hfl
are 'Kod'- and fulfill th terms of,disot J1"Bh' Khan, and Into this
the peace treaty, American forces onim,dd o RK 'L'1"0". W ,n,"u",
the Khine in be reduced to 60.000 'T Ford tomobll-!
men by November. Oenernl rershlng i f.' 2l h, J."st sou'h of Lnke nn
said here today. J 1Bkal, In Siberia, is one of the most nor-
Tho America penerallsstmo said ,'. " J T V. ' .
thei-e are now four complete American ';'"?"'" w' d i " '?m
divisions left In Kurope. These, wlth'll1. ' . beco"" "'-
from there to Pekln by way of the
caravan trail.
Cliasrd Anteloe in Car.
"The Gobi is not a desert in the pop
ular conception of the word, but I a
I vast, rolling: prairie like those of our
i western states, the only sandy portion
jlyins far to the west of where we
'crossed. On cur outward iournev we
'!mw upward of 2i00 antelope, of three;0"8 lemon. Juice nnd rind, and. one- j thought best that i come down to see
jdifferent species, nnd were ruccessful '.tult cup of eoeoanut. '.that all was cornet " '
1 in obtaining; four or five, which we I Heat the milk In a double boiler,.; .
Jshot from the auto. It was most ex-j00"! the cornstarch, which-has tieen j Major rritehard ii.sin? a pia-ucliute
cllinir snort to run narnllel with thein n'wnea in a little cold water and '
'at about n miles an hour and see j stir until smooth. Then, add the yolks
tlum slink around to cross In front of of Ihe eK beaten wilh sugar " add
the car. This they invariably did. ! lemon, lastly add the cocoanut. Cook Jor F""er has returned from lloston
, ;TOSUFfPASSED for deep fat -frying
khdsauteiRg.Keady' forf
instant use for cake -making. No
tedious Cireaming-m process.
Costs . about half that of ' the best
OEve Oil and makes perf sctFrench
Dressing and Mayonnaise. Italian
epicures ohfOlive Oil now prefer it.
VoncJerful.S3-page Cook
Book. Wrile today for it
, ' CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
P. Oj Box Hi Wew yotk
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ihus RivinR- na shots at from 400 to
5'H yards. I never droamert that an
animal couhl Tim so fast. At a con
crativo estimate . their speed must
often have reached 60 miles an hour,
and 1 believe even more.
"The inhabitunas of Urga are won
derfully picturesque, the population
consisting of about, 35,000 lamas, 2000
Humans and 2000 Chinese. The
j Mongols are a charming -and attract
ive people. They dress in extremely
j brilliant colors, pnd when they are on
horseback -and they are seldom on
tho ground they appear especially
arrayed for a circus exhibition."
MU til? m Men Homo. ded to nujtnr sirups and tho u holo
HOSTOX. July iT.-ThA 389th -m- lnouht to a boll prevontx niiHrimi.
fantry resiinrnt componed of Mlchi-i When opcniiiff a boulfl -of .oHves,
Khif National liurd tvnd selective ..r. nour off brine nnd add a lilflo. olivo
descended, huidinpr ntfi ly and only! vi(' men nrriv.it herer on the feranf-i'.ott. corlc and-dhuko weH; Jet aUind t
!nuhtlv i...-ri ih..t At?. I I,olt tlrant. The Mlchiimtv men while.
SUKar and ' Innoht nn th ti1iflnrai .
lastly add the cocoanut. CookjJr Fuller has returned from Jlnstoii i1HMrt . '", . -
for five minutes and pour into ft. well .And by wiK-wafls'ns and wireless mes- Thero were u offieers and filft
baked rlo trUHU Heat the whites of tho crew of the X-Zi was told enlistert men on the tranporr Ite-i SICK i KIONES
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4 tiut riJhitiift;ii.j-ii1 jutit received from Weimur.
ttOnal iienioiy. wnu n ratified tho t reary of peace by
115. In session. Ninety-nine member s , abstained from
women members.
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shows tho i.erinan Ka-
i. vote of 208 to
voting. . Note the
MENU HINT .
llreakfast. .,;
Berries on Cereal. - -
Pancakes and Syrup. Bacon
Coffee.
Luncheon
Tomato Salad
Rread and Butter. Iced Chocolate
Cocoanut Custard Pie.
lHniiCT.
Onions and Radishes
Boiled Tongue Boiled Potatoes.
Spinach. Rye Bread
Cucumber Salad.
Frozen Pudding1. Tea.
JJeeserts.
Imon Cocoanut Pie One cup of
milk, one heaping tablespoon of corn
starch, two eggs, one cup of sugar,
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For entertaining friends
Nothing make so tig a hit with'
friends, as a cheese, tongue or
. ham jandwich and a bottle of
RAINIER SPECIAL. This bev,
erage makes possible a Holland
' Lonch that can be enjoyed by
the youngest as well as the old-
'. est with no ill effects. The
flavor cf RAINIER SPECIAL
is irresistible r-tinimitable. It
is achieved through aa exclu
sive, patented process and can
be found in NO other beverage.
Friends are -slighted, if you fail '
to erve the superior beverage
and that, a all agree, is RAI
NIER SPECIAL, the soft drink
that really satisfies. Sold every-
. where. Order your case today
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supar. spread on top
una brown in a slow ov
AlapJo and Cocoanut Snow Two
and one-half cups granulated sugar,
one cup maple Migar, three-quarters
6jp. water,. -one teaspoon vanilla. tvo
eKif whites and one and one-half cups
shredded ct-coannt.
Kcl! Granulated sugnr. maple sugar
and water together until a soft ball
forms in cold water. Remove from
fire, add vanilla and pour over the
stiffly beaten egg whites, beating con
stint. y until mixture begins to stif
fen. Stir in cocoanut and pour ino
a buttered pan. When set cut , in
squares.
. Strawberry RoM "Wash berries and
drar. Soak about one teaspoon gela
tine in one tablespoon of. water five
minutes; then dissolve in some of th
berry juicG Seated. ' Mash berries with
two tablespoons of powdered sugar, j
Feat very stiff the whites of two :
eggs -find add,thm. yet a? Me until
cake is ready. This mixture is thick 'r
but soft enough to spread
For the cake;" Rift together one J
cup flour, one and one-half teaspoons
baking powder and a pinch of ; salt.
Beat two eggs and' the, two left-over
yolks and add them. Add one cup
granulated sugar, stirring' in' last
about one-half teaspoon vanilla' flav
oring. ...
Have a long, narrow tin pan lined ;
with paraffin paper. Tufn batter into j
this, shaking the ran to get It an even j
depth, all over. Bake slowly. When j
done, turn out on piece of cheesecloth .
well dusted with powdered sugar:
quickly, beat . the 1 fruit, filling and
spread, then rofl up by liflfng the cloth ,
and turning the cake. This must-be J
done quickly while the cake is hot. j
When rolled hang up in cloth till f
cbld. Slice and.. f servo 'with ' plain
cream. ' ' . '.' . j
. of casual for eastern ramps.
FOKSUMMEK
AFTERNOONS
Culinary llintq.
When making eornmeal mush stir
all the time.- - - t ' '
If pie crust Is not flaky -the shorten
ing is too soft.
Rhubarb tapioca Is excellent served
with custard.. , , . , , , .. .
A coal fire will revive if a little salt
is. thrown upon U. - , ,
llolpful IlliKs
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KAnwve the center of a. round piece
;of toast and fill with creamed peas
for an entree.
j When ntamps stick together put a
;tluu sheet of paper over them and
I press with a warm ,iron,
!. To be. alisolutely sure that a car
bolic solution wilt not burn, um one
j rt acid to twenty parts water.
A traspuonriii or cream or tartar au
MAKE LAME BACKS
I Cbdro brokon, , unrof resiling Bleep.
' Jf nnd in, tiiuuy casos that tired feeling
mat ninuvs Jt ho jiiu'u to.gvi. v m
tho morniqg. Tlii'v also cause loss
of . ai.pi'tilr, lank of ambilion, and
othrr I roubles. .
Hood's Suranpnrilla .contains the
medicinal hrrlw, bnrk, roots, etc,
that strengthen and tone these or
Riins, and relieve-their ordinary ail
menls. Take it. .'
And if yon need a laxative take
Hood's' Pills, they work ri(rht.
Wheat Farmers Attention
We have a 1918 3 ton Indiana truck for which
ve have no f urther.use and which is an ideal truek
for hauling wheat and other heavy, loads. .Would
like to submit yoitour proposition.
NORTH PORTLAND BOX COMPANY
North Portland, Oregon. .
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"STEPS IKVX" 2 (MIO ki:kt .
TO AlUMStiK, .CirpAiK
THE RAINIER PRODUCTS COMPANY RELIEVES RETAILERS AND CON
SUMERS OF THE NECESSITY OF PAYING REVENUE TAXES ON RAINIER
HEVERAC.ES BY PAYING ALL TAXES THEREON DIRECT TO THE GOVERN
MENT. - .- . -; . ......
Xang & Co,,; Distributors, Portland, Ore
: ROfi KVE.LT , FIKX.D, MIXJ-JOLjA,
I I., July 17. Stepping .from a
dirigible, two. thousand .feet, in the afr,
merely to: "go down and.seerwhnt was
hnppenlng,'' seem ,A. rather ticklish
piece of business to the, average. Jay
man. But -not so with the officers of
the K-34. . It. became necessary to do
this last weeKiWhen the great airship
arrived here. . . '
Major John Maddock Pritchard. sec
ond officer of the airship tell in typi-
cat British. wayt how and why he did
it. .V ,
"We received, word by wireless t'le-
phone," the AInpor aidf "that Major j
Hugh Fuller had one to JJottten. Ah j
we did not know what arrangements i
had been made to land -.013- it , was
OFF TO FIGHT VILLA
For afternoon tea "parties, or
semi-formal evening, affairs this
simple little frock of white hand
kerchief Ueen la charming fded. .
The round yoke, .the skirt. nd
cuffs are embroidered In a check
design in French -blue cotton, and
the quaint peasant tneker and nn
dersleeves are of 'White organdie,
finished with sinart blue bows of
groscraln ribbon. A wide white
and blue shade hat with gay fruit
trimmings completes this elective
costume. .
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PLAN BOOK
fc i Send 6c Today for our
. Bis Plan Hook !
Complete ffiuii for a'lai'KC mfcm-
Iwr f , -modern, : 9 convcnftriil
JlOlIH'S, '
lutMH nnd money In huildiiijt by the uwe of rendy-fiit
it. -8lilK'4l direct to ymt, - larli leio of Inmlier 1h
marknl to forr4-jiKHHl wilh plan wild complete, ma-
U'rlal list, which H ilt uliat i-nch kcv is mid where it kocm
lluM(t before riees fto ii! We miamnlre nallsfacihnt Utid
vniiUT. rTMKXT i:l'i:itlMi:.NT buy fmm the old reliable
concern thuj ban built hundred of ready-cut homes In Qre
(Con. 1
FENNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
M;l Shl Porllanil, jHrvgtm. ,
"Gee-Whiz! llow it Hurts 1 -
The ram in My Foot! y .. . . w
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: Cenrral iJlPRUor. tortimandor of
Carranza forres- la northBaterB
Mexico. Is on his way to lv Uat
Villa forces, ' " -
"Sometimes it is in my arm. Merciful
Heaven, how my back hurts in the morn
ing I It s all
' duetaanovcr-
obunduneo of.
tbat pui.3011
Cnllnd .liric
arid, 'i he kil
neyfl nrc not
able to get ri I
of it. Such
conditions you
can rVnilily
6virtT)ie, ttii'l
j rolong life by ' I
tuhing the ail- ; t
vice of Dr. j'
;.j Tierce, trhic!i I '
kfflneys in good-order." )'
"Avoid too much nieat, ulwjhol or tea.
Drink plenty of puro water, preferably B
hot water, before meals, and drive tlm
uric acid out of the system .by"takii J
Anunc. llns can oe oinunieu ui
almost any drug store.
Send a bottle of water to tho chemist
at Dr. Pierce's Invtdids' 'Hotel.' Buffalo1,
N. Y., nnd you will receive free medical
advice as to whether the kidneys arts
affected. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog, you suffer from backache,
eick-hcadache, diazy spelU, or 'twinge
and pains of lumbogn( rheumatism, or
gout; or sleep w dttiirbed two or three
times a nieht. take hoed, before too lale.
Get Anuric (anti-uric-acid), for it will Jf
put new life into your kidneys and you ;
entire syHtcm. Ail; your'uoarest druK- j
gist for it or seud Dr. i'lvrto Ua GCUI4 ' f.
(or trial pa5kKc, JJ
LET'S GO" To
Springs
" WHERE THEi CROWD GOES! :
DaniinSwuiuniti.ishing and Iluntui"- at thas
big popular summer resort. Beautiful Camp
Grounds and mice Cotta ires.' .
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f x SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 20
;t Fletcher's jtizz Orchestra
Automobile stage meets nil trains. Arrivals at
Gibbon, inquire at depot. :
-Dining room service -iluringHUe week, , but only
lunches will be served on Sundays. (
W. W. Ho6l t - :. Manager
Gibbon, (Post Office), Oregon i
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