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TUESDAY. APRIL 11, 1917
WHOLE WHEAT RATED
HIGH AMONG FOODS
Use Will Greatly Lessen Breakfast
Cereal Cost Directions for
Cooking are Given. .
By Carl Vrooman,
. (Assistant Secretary of Agricul
ture. Member National Emergency
Food Garden Commission.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 11.
Whole wheat which can be bought in
the grain at seed or feed stores, is
one of the best all-around cheap and
nutritious foods In the country. Ev
ery American home should keep a
supply of whole wheat. When soaked
for several hours and cooked an equal
length of time, it makes a delicious
breakfast food. Ground in a band
grist mill which can be bought for
three or four dollars, it is equally
palatable when made into bread or
used as a cereal.
It has been estimated that whole
wheat, cooked over night in a fire
less cooker, or cooked all day on the
back of the kitchen range, makes a
cereal costing one-sixteenth the price
of some of the patent commercial
breakfast foods, and furnishes, more
- over, fully equal nourishment.
Whole wheat may be cooked with
out cracking or grinding, but it re
quires many hours in a double boiler
to cook thoroughly. Whole wheat
ground, in a hand grist mill should
be cooked at least three hours over
the fire or all night in a tireless
cooker. To have the best flavor it
should not be too moist. The longer
it Is cooked the better. It is possible
to cook up enough for several days
and warm it over as desired. If whole
wheat is soaked several hours, it
will not need to be cooked so long.
The Bureau of Chemistry has now
worked out a recipe for bread made
primarily from home ground meal.
Two cupfuls of wheat meal, 1 cup
ful of white flour, 1 4 cupfuls of
lukewarm water, cake of com
pressed yeast, 1 level tablespoonful
of salt, 1 level tablespoonful of
Ily II. ('. Hamilton,
(United Prraa Staff Correeiomdcnt.)
NEW YOKK, April 10. -KnulylnK
to a request from the United I'ross
for a statement of their beliefs re
garding the success of major louguo
baseball this year. Unit Johnson,
president of the American league,
and John K. Toner, president of tho
National league, today niado very
optimistic forecasts.
Neither is willing to pin his faith
to a certain club and Johnson goes
pretty strong In predictions that Con
nie Mack will make his rivals step
a little this summer.
Anyhow, they're optimistic, which
is something to say in the face c t
the international crises, and follow
ing Immediately o the yuan' of tur
moil which have shaken the l utlminl
pastime to its foundations.
By John K. Tenor, president of
the National League. We anticipate
a tremendously successful season for
basoball this year. .We look for
ward to the National league race be
ing as sensational and close as it
was in 1916 and 1916. While I am
not unconscious to the fact that the
Giants look to be an exceptionally
strong combination, offensively and
defensively, I cannot believe they
will make a runaway race of it. Even
though the twirling corps should per
form in superior manner from the
start, I do not believe anything of
that sort is likely.
Boston and Philadelphia are sure
to be contenders for the flag. The
champion Brooklyn club will take
(he field this year with every player
who gave it strength last season and
in addition, Manager Robinson seems
to have picked up some youngsters
who will certainly make the team
look better than it did a year ago.
This boy Fabrique has played a re
markable fielding game and also has
hit exceptionally well in training.
Boston was strong last year except
in hitting. Even in that department
the strength was there, but it seemed
impossible for them to get started
when the hits counted.
The west must not be overlooked
President Dreyfuss, of the Pittsburg
club, picked up several promising
youngsters last year and when the
season closed his team was playing
interior to none in the league. Pitts
burg is building from the ground.
Manager Callahan has several good
pitchers and catchers and enough
old players to form a nucleus for a
strong team. Cincinnati Is expecting
great results from Manager Mathew
son, and I personally believe the Reds
will do better than they have for a
long time. I have great faith In
Matty.
Both Miller Huggins in St. Louis,
and Fred Mitchell in Chicago, are
trying to reconstruct new teams from
the best of the old and the new ma
terial. Both are good managers and
would not be surprised if each de
veloped a strong team. The club
owners will spare no expense or ef
fort to give their respective clubs the
best players it Is possible to secure.
By Ban Johnson, president of the
American league. In the history of
the American league there never was
a year when the organization was, so
well equipped for a championship
race.
A few days ago I received a letter
from Connie Mack in which he gave
me the assurance that he bad a vastly
improved team over the club of last
year and one that was sure to prove
factor in the championship race.
If we can accept this declaration
then there are eight contenders, well
balanced for a gruelling fight.
Everyone will concede that Chi
cngo, New York and Detroit tiro sure I
to bo prime favorites. The Cleveland
club has been greatly strengthened,
which Is attested by tho fact that
Morton hus shown till the strength
he developed in the boglnulug of Inst
season. Joe Wood claims his right
arm has been well restored, bo with
Covuleskle, ltagby and Klepfor In
support, Cleveland Is suro to have u
formidable staff of pitchers.
Many wiso baseball men contended
last fall that New York would huvo
carried oft the priio had It not been
for tho Innumerable accidents which
put some of Its best players out of
commission during tho summer.
The St. Louis club, under tho lead
ership of Jones, must be reckoned
with. Had the Browns started their
tremendous drivo earlier In the sea
son tho pennant might have gone to
that organization.
We all know of Boston's worth,
and the fighting spirit of tho Sena
tors, under the guidance of that wiso
and skillful manager, Clark Griffith.
War may place an Indelible mark
upon our putronago, but it cannot
stamp out a contest tha,t is sure to bo
keen, thorough and exciting from tho
tap of the bell until the finish in
October.
New Showing of Ladies
and Misses' Undermuslins
WE KNOW WE CAN SAVE YOU
MONEY AND GIVE CLEAN WELL
MADE GARMENTS OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
Misses' ami Children's
GOWNS
CARLETON SWIFT IS
LICENSED TO WED
(Oregon Journal.)
CHICAGO, April 10. Carleton
B. Swift, of tho Portland Cattle Loan
Co., Is licensed to wed Miss Eliza
Leonard, of Chicago.
Mr. Swift has made his homo In
Portland since late last rail. He Is
a member of the Boston branch of
the widely known family of packeri.
Mr. Swift and associates purchased
a controlling Interest In the Control
Oregon Bank, of Bend, a short tlmo
ago.
LECTURES INTEREST
20O Local Poultrymen Get Helpful
Suggestions From Expert.'
The series of practical poultry
lectures delivered in Crook and Des
chutes counties last week hv Prof.
sugar, and 1 level tablespoonful of jc. C. Lamb, of O. A. C, were well
shortening if desired, is the formula, attended and highly appreciated by
Pough of this kind has only two-1 ocai p0ultrymen. Much interest is
thirds the usual rise of white bread, being shown in poultry throughout
It should be baked slowly for 45 i the two counties and Prof. Lamb's
IBlnutes- I talks did much to crystallize this In-
r-very American woman snoum , terest into definite action. Onere-
fcnOW and USe Whole Wheat. Unit nf tho mwtlnn In olnlv ahnwn
in the ordering of hatching eggs
from O. A. S. and other high pro
ducing strains of poultry by a num
ber of our poultrymen. Better meth
ods of hatching, brooding and gen
eral handling of poultry are expected
to result.
Meetings were held at Bend, Bend
Union, Bend Grange, Terrebonne,
Redmond and Tumalo. Upward of
200 active poultrymen attended these
meetings at which such topics as in
cubating and brooding, feeds and
feeding, breeds, diseases, etc., were
discussed.
Mr. Lamb was very much pleased
with the poultry outlook in the two
counties and stated that there are
few sections of the state showing so
much well directed efort in this line
as Is found here. The associations
at Prlnevllle and Tumalo are among
the first to be organized in Eastern
Oregon. These associations are di
recting their first effort to the pro
duction of better grades of poultry
and on a sufficient scale to make the
marketing of a uniform product In
paying quantities possible In the fol
lowing years. When this is accom
plished they will turn their atten
tion to the marketing of their pro
duct by more approved methods than
,are being practiced at present.
PATENTS INCREASE
IN GREAT BRITAIN
(United Presa Staff Correspondent.)
LONDON, April 11. In the sec
ond full year of the world war there
were 18,686 applications for patents
registered at the British paent office.
This represents an increase of 461
applications over the previous year.
A good proportion of the applications
were made for patents on Instru
ments and munitions of war. Arti
ficial legs are being perfected, too,
the list shows.
It is a curious fact that the only
patent granted an enemy alien since
the war began was Issued to a Ger
man. It was a process for grinding
swords, and licenses have been Issued
to Sheffield firms to use the new
invention.
$16,022.63 TAKEN IN
FOR COUNTY TAXES
The first turnover' on taxes col
lected was made today by Sheriff S.
- B. Roberts to the county treasurer's
office, a total of $16,022.63 repre-
. senting the total taken In up to
March 29.
FINAL DETAILS FOR
MEET ARE ARRANGED
Envelope Combine
I I I
l CORSET COVERS
j :Dc to $Z.DU
GOWNS
75c to $3
CHEMISE
75c to $1.50
UNDERSKIRTS
SATTEEN
$!-$l.25-$1.50
UNDERSKIRTS
PIQUE
$1-$1.50-$L75
UNDERSKIRTS
MUSLIN
35c-50-$l.25 75c-$14L25
Children's
PANTIES
I5c-25c-35c
Women's
DRAWERS
R M. Smith
CLOTHING
COMPANY
THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN THE STATE
Program of Events to lie Completed
Totluy Thompson Akn
Joint District.
To arrange further details for the
Central Oregon Track and Field meet
to be held In Bend on May 19, Coun
ty School Superintendent Thompson,
Eric Bolt, principal qf tho Bend high
school, and F. S. Francis, of the
high school faculty, left this after
noon for Prlnevllle. It was expect
ed that all preliminary plans. In
cluding a program of events for the
day, could be completed at the Prlne
vllle conference. -
Whllo in Prlnovlllo. Mr. Thompson
exnected to make arrangements for
'the establishment of a Joint school
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now running serially in
advertisement form in Collier's,
Saturday Evening Post and
other national magazines of the
building of the Union Pacific?
Union Pacific is a national achieve
mcnt upon which depended the
safety of the Union and the holding
of the Pacific States.
Tke ttofici are rich in intimate ficti of United States
niitory. When you read them you will realize what a
great part Union Pacific played in the growth and welfare
of our Nation: and how truly serviceable Union Pacific
is and will be in peace or war to the people of our
United States, at individual travelers, or shippers, and as
a Nation.
Union Pacific system
district with Superintendent .Myers,
of Crook county. The action ttu
prompted by tho reiiimst of J. II.
Ashley, whoso ranch Is located on
tho boundary lino between Oonk
and Deschutes county, the part of hip
farm lying In tho county being locat
ed In tho Hampton district.
Don't forget to attend the italic"
at Powell lluttii Hull on Monday
evening, April 18. Itowkor'a orrliia
tra, of Portland, will furnish tu
music. The roads aro fine, rouin and
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