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TITHES CHIMNEY SQUABBLE IS TOMORROW "The Famous Shoe for Women" When you wear our shoes you have the assurance that they are different from the ordinary kind. There is an individuality to QUEEN QUALITY shoes that puts them on different plane, that gives you ex clusive style. For years we have been able to show you new and novel patterns always the latest style that no other dealer can show. This is because we have the exclusive agency for Queen' Quality shoes, the first in style, fit and comfort. ' Fullerton's 270 n. com'i st. Abbie A. Graber, Manager Shoe Dept. j 1; THE MARKETS I I ' 1, j Ih general local market conditions IbW be rammed up us follows: Kggs fliij poultry firm, with prospects Rood j; in aiivniH'e within 11 low days; Luin md feed stationary; no change !;e the fruit or vcg.-tuble markets; hogs; fink, priees ueing 'i rem on irom hptclay. Ita stamtv uml interior grade ol jr.Ky potatoes now (in the market jus i.auKil a sudden rise in t lie market. lutolatioru have ml u iuli I III tents per nskel within the hist week. RhJMk'8 Irom south. tii California (win- on the niaiket, uml supplies ure hamff in ie'iilar. !!ir, timotny, per ton $12 i'livtr, per ton !,S."j(l(a!) J mind vetch tUQvl'i'. I t ifwiio! j ut, per bu-hel fit yr bushel ' "JrJi Ja rl ey i'W .-. ' arkol corn .. h .'corts, per ton I Effgs and Poultry, ;V-, rsi.h, JoV ; n;,, f liens, lb yji'ociters, ol,, p,.r poim,''''."' i1""? '. : Butter. j'reamery butter, per pound.. J-attetfat, ier j.m m. Vegetables. Portland Markets. Portland, Ore., March 20. Wheat Club, I,24; bluostcm, 1.2(1. Outs No 1 white feed, $32. Dm ley Feed, $24. Hugs Host live, $7.40(057.45; prime sters, $7.50; fancy cows," (l..;ll; best calves, $S8.50; spring lambs, .$I2..50. Hotter (,'ity creamery, 29(j'. Kggs Selected locul extras, 20e. , Hens, Kic; broilers, 25c; geese, 8Cl)c. Weekly Report of Union Stock Yards North Portland, Ore., March 2(1,- The, receipts for too week have been Cattle, 102.S; calves, 2li; hogs, 2144 sheep, 1778. Cattle. Cattle receipts this have been fairly liberal with sale for all elusses at steady columned to the previous week ttoers brought i!7.75. noes. with light receii, ts week ready prices Top there President of 0. Wl R. & N. Says Line Will Not Be Ex tended Pending Suit Portland, Ore., March 2tt That there Will be no extension ill the immediate future of the O.-W. R. & N. company' s eastern Oregc.n Hue westward from Kivorton at the present, was the offi cial announcement made here today. Tho company's budget, authorized by the board of directors or tho Union Pacific system, made no provision for such an extension. Although difficulty in marketing ruilrcud bonds is believed to huve had some Hearing in the railroad's decision NOT ET ADJUDICA TED. Chairman Miles of School Board Declares Every Day's Delay Increases Danger of Fire For Which Board Is, Responsible- Contractor Hughes to Submit Proposi tion In Writing Today j ,,, . . . .-" - ", wnn toe new ciumney until it I r a VT0U I,8 Pm'"","l'l 1,1 '-t- accepted by the board; neither tcr sent by President .1. 1). Knrroll, of , second chimney be constructed tiie railroad company, to the state land uuuru ui nniein, Although overtures have been of- consent to this penalty, it is said, be ared by both sides, neither of whuh, cause he regards it as'a arbitrary con is satisfactory to the other, ,t appears tention on tho part of the eommittee as though the building committee of inasmuch as the experts reported that the Salem school board and Contractor, the chimney, as constructedwas amply S. A. Hughes are. no nearer a settle- sufficient to serve the purposes of he. ment of the high school chimney eon-j heating plant. Mr. Hughes, however,1 troversy than they were two weeks is to ren.ler his proposition of settle': ago and there the matter rests. j ment in writing to the committee to- lu the meantime, while all attempts day, it is understood, and no definite at a settlement of the disagreement decision will be reached until the com seems at a , deadlock, nothing cn be mittee will huve had time to give it done toward connecting up the furnaces duo consideration with tho new chimney until it has been' In the event an amicable adjustment ' can the of the differences between, the build ! until a inir committee ami the contractor cm,. "Ver the first llllt he lirrnmrct in Ihi vi.,. one, and the sehool hoard and district future the case will probably 'go into! is faco to face with-the danger of a the courts and. in this case, "there are serious conflagration at the high school some very delicate and intricate noints u IHCSeill or law a,,, enllltv ivnl-.,.l wl, ,.l. settlement is readied i it i.... ... . i "J,!; i i'rom ID to 20 cents, - Even at the de- k'w in iiium-i. IOIII1 IMC ..$:ffl..r)0 1 eastern markets. "lv) 'slu'nl' jN,)rtl1 Portlaud sheep prices J'.j,,! continue to climb. Monday tales were "' '"jinadd at H cents for prime lambs, shear- ..lings nt 7.io and shorn ewes at $0. iiood quality shcarlinu no doubt wci'.ihl spring the above pales. ; The following mlos live: ..17 12c nro representu ...:t0c I' abbage, per U vM:irmpB iVomato-n, Florida auliflower, (in-frm -..Jlrusscls Spruuts ; tiii! (iarlic f'hy, per dozen, in 'I' '"' (iiicgmii, I,,,.,,.! :?t potatoes, ciate... il ettate, orate ''fti.'hokes . ti ets I'bbard, box -'aragus I'ifornia liiihei ..$1.7 (i 2.7-i $I..W $l,"-(l $l.:io Be! rate .i I I'ifo ."iUc , peas Fruits, naval . (' iunu. Ih V'iMiiii, per bx v' witrl.. ... it. , , i 'cr in 'flK box ',!", harr-i ..". Wmedarv. r. 15c i:.c Hie $2.;.Oft2.7u Se $:i.50(i4 rV'-c $1.2.j(ii I.JiO $111(1 2 i steers .'12 (doers i"i2 steers 72 i.leers 2H cows ... 2"i cows .. .'1't cows .. 4 cows .. 1 bull ... 24 bulls ... 1 "tug 2 calves $t:2.-)4 hogs .. 2.30! 42 hogs ... !'ol III) hogs ... $l.")0,fi.-,n hogs ... $2.;',0 I!l7l,nnlis ... 12 lambs ... 23 wethers ...1211 ...11115 ...11.11 ...1H2S ...1121 ...1121 ...11112 ...121.1 ...inn ...HIM ...1111 ... 2H1 . 1!I2 ... 171 . I hi. ... ISO ... s:i ... 112 ... 114 That the gigantic laud hobliiiirs cnv. ering hundreds of thousands nf m.r.w is the chief block to railrc.td progress ! building, on. account is tne (lominato note in th s letter. .lcfeetito l,i... . nv ti,,, n i.,.. . t ...V ' 1 : . V." "" Knr-rell charges that the Pacific Live- nigh," whence" heaiing ,,,, "Z Tn the h 'of b g beVweeu stock company, against which the state operation. . , ! and the de e, sen' ' O. on hnn the as begun suit to recover lands alleged 'yesterday morning, in the effort to l.uildlllg Z, i feo",itn L'" 1 to have been obtained through fraud, establish some basis for settlement, the1 contention is admitted by Mr Il.mhes 1 is seeking to retain rts dominance over i building committee of the school board,! that the contractor violated 'his con-'1 cent nil Oregon, retarding settlement composed' of Directors Barnes and tract in deviating from the specif ica-; and Inoreby preventing railroad eon- Huron, called up Contractor Hughes! tions in a ycrv material sense and sub-1 structKo because without settlers there j and asked him what terms he had to' jocts himself to a penalty On the1 would be no tonnage offer as a basis of arbitration of the, other hand Mr. Hughes maintains that! Kirrell disclaims absolutely that the disagreement. Jt is understood that tho chimney was constructed under the' railroad is interested in tho suit to oust p''-. Hughes offered to i.c ept a settle-; supervision' and direction of the school the livestock company, denies that the ment for the full contract price upon board's duly authorized agent and in-l railroad is itself seeking to purchase ot Mho first chimney and construct the spector, who certified to and accepted1 otherwise acquire the lauds held np I eeond chimney upon a sc ale four tho chimney and that the board is' from settlement, and insists that C. inches larger in diameter inside thoMeuallv hound nn,l..r il,., ..,,.,. o McConnell, whom the livestock con-1 Jile at the same price of the first ! contract to accept the supervising puny charges with being the railroad '""mo? and consent to a reduction of architect's report as final, company's agent in the suit, was em- lu I'outract price to the amount of $1S Meanwhile, as declared by Chnirman I'loyed merely to gutiicr data for the j ul)0n tne Wo ,,"ln,,.v. the amount the1 Miles of the school board, at the last guidance of tho coinpnny nnd its finan-1 board claims Mr. Hughes will havet meeting when the subject was dis eial backers, j wived in labor nnd material by reason cussed from nil points of view the The offices of the Pacific Livestock ' nnvinK omitted the ''header" fea- school board is assuming an element company are in Han Francisco. I '"re of ,,le specifications, nnd which of grave risk and responsibility in Mr. Hughes admits he will have saved j every day's delay at arriving at an ft1 0".,,,hc;'i., if ,lin,h " are built j amicable adjustment of the differences ...,..t ...r i.-niit-in eciy seveutn : uetween tile emit ractor ami the build- DCTIDE IsCDJIDTMrftlT Ll', i.ig committee and that, having been ; .t.iiiu.iKii mu uour not, accord- thrice warned nn, fully aware of the in? to renorts. reicct Mr 1 1 : ; i:.. , ... , . , ' ..,,h.,.n. imiit-r irom uie ounirenK proposition outright it is understood of fire from the present defective that the building committee still holds' flues, if a disastrous cnnflnorntinu or with boiling wilted water. Add two. 0 ,lle belief that the contractor should should take place, "the board could be or threo small, sharp, red peppers, and i l'i'nn'iW'l for failure to -adhere to held criminally liable for any damages boil lor 1,1 minutes. Tamales are usual-1 4 c K.,r'''t ,t""1" of Blll,'ificatioas, that might result''. If the 'committee ly m.tde with chicken, but other meat "P0''" "Jv to the inside dimensions and Contractor Hughes are not able may be used if desired. "f tl,(1 "' winch nre nearly H inches to arrive at. a satisfactory adjustment . ; t,ie I'1""" and specifications of the nuitler bv the time of the next wined ioi unit eomeiois that he should meeting of the board, which has been stand a reduction oflJMi per cent of tho fixed for next Tuesday night, it is not contract price, according to the improbable that the ' ma jorit v of the recommendations of. the heating and board will take n vote, upon 'the ipies- iiuiincy expevis .Mr-rnei-siin nnd liing- tinn and decide' it one wny or tho iiiioi, or roniuiici. .nr, Jluglies will not other, LAST DAY OF SALE Brick Brothers Clothiers & Furnishers Formerly Oscar Johnson's Plymouth Come: State and Liberty Streets. FBI ENDS- 8"U'in' r'' MlirCh' 1U13' AVc want tothnnk those of you who have attended our Great Money Raising Sale, nnd we hope you are ull pleased with your purchases. Should any of our customers for any reason bo displeased with what they purchased during the rush and turmoii of the sale, we will bo pleased to exchnngc or make good any complaint. Ho if wo don't get any complaints we then know we pleused you till, nnd that's our inten tion nil the time. Sale Closes Saturday Now, to you good people who have not been able to attend our sule, you have until HATl'RDAY to do so, and if you don't como you surclv 'will be the loser. . We have sold to good people from DALLAS, Tl'RNER, BLACK HOOK, SOU), STAYTON, INDEPENDENCE, SUBLIMITY, WOOD BI'RN, RICKREAL, BROOKS, MACLEAY, MT. ANGEL, PHILO MATH, UKRVAIS, S1LVERTO.N, HUBBARD, MARION, JEFFERSON, DONALD, MONMOUTH, AND OTHER NEARBY TOWNS. ASK YOCR NEIGHBORS AND THEY WILL TELL OF THEIR GOOD PUR CHASES, SATURDAY will positively be the last day of Ol'lt SALE, and if you don't take advantage of it, it will be yiiur own fault. You will make good interest on your money if you attend OCR SALE. Wo will have extra help to wait on you. Yours truly, BRICK BROTHERS Boston Brown Bread with. Cream. ! mm ii-uspuoinui suit, oneiiaii cup ut moltirbca, two eggs, one uml one-half ciijih thin, eriiun.. ."Sift the dry . ingred ients. Add molasses, yolks of eggs well heutin, and 'cream; liu-dy, told in the ivliilcs of eggs bcatm stilt. Pour mix ture into buttered mold, steam throe Hours; then bake une lunr in a moder ate oven. Warships Pound At Dardanelles Forts (Continued From Page One.) Union Meeting of Young People's Societies Planned y-'" Radnor We'll UnboxThe "RADNOR Arrow Collar April is ANEW EosUm Erowu Bread. One cup corn- 17.75 1 meal, one cup oi rye ineul, one cup 7.(i." Un'htiin Hour, two ami one-half tea 7,liil ' spoons soda, one teiipoii.i salt, three .7 .."( : lUiU'liiH cup of molasses, two cups sour 6.75 i milk, or ono uml three-loui tbs -ti (1.(1.1 "'o.'t mil''- Mix mid eitt the dry in-ii-.o'KredieutM and add the molases " aud '... i iiii n i,.f,, 1 1, ii,'.t., c: i ui j i ine pomi'ii into the ndMiio ini lanlts. . . , Christian Endeavor nineties of Sn ...i .. , ,,, oiner ioinis on loin are ti. meet Sunday uie western ironr. I ... .. . First I'le.-livterian vcniiiL' in tho hiirch, in u union. On the eastern front several Russian lll(,,:tiM( , 'a ,t, cbHstian Endeavor "Salem's Best Market Place" S C oi-, : milk. Heat thuiouehlv uihl steam tl.2i ' 'hree ami one half Iidiis in well-butter-H mi cd, covered molds. Removo the cov "i,.'i(l "'''I bake the iinau loiijj euouuli to Sdd 'iir.v too lop. Jlns may be made ul: lid! with one and one-hull cups coinmcnl attacks east of Auyustow in the Lak region have bei hecked, it was stal- ''l. flcr n artillery couiniunds the causeways thrc.iKli the muj'shira ami the repeated l(iisinn onslauahts breal 7..10 7.40 7.10 11.110 uml i.ve meal and no piahaiu tlour, Three Year Old Boy Returned By Kidnape; C.irroU Stowed. Scrape and wash yoinirf currots, luil cpiite rapidly, in water to cover wilo cover iiiiitif.hv. I clitni ly olf, when neurlv done add salt. When tender drain, cut Into strips, re in in to srcwpiin Willi a generous l..7."ri""l, lb. Ocrn Moal Fithbulls, Two cups cold white common! mush, one cup shredded Ontario, Cal.. March 20,-That three ! l'' 1.," :'?';.;lrlr?,'!1..!;,,f; H50 :fv' '''! H-'ott of Victorville , W10V. .,,, , ,. In ill by spoonfuls Drain on porous paper, balls compare very fa 1 ' ,11 i ..... i , , ,, : in rcioovo sun, li necessary, Illil HOt return hnmn Vnl., n i n r 1 1 V Alnn. ' ; '- 1 .1.". " " , the initrcdients nnd S!i(:M4ejX b.ut, wis retMf,,d b k.i,,"Jrsriiiito hot to. vmuL , l'". u, :z. ... . i .,r::1. ""vrhnw codfish 1' Per fartt '.::. "..". ?' lmi rr . .u. .. f i. ! voriiblv in tnsto with those made with 1, Vi ,d Muitor """I ? of J. II. MV'rtvr bBiliff of 'V"' "8 "''e J 1 ,- wot ... I Kan Beriinrdinn cnontv. r. ! .'..t, . ,1 , II II". . I" I .. a. -i- rMtd f.d !' drrsp, '", imiii' - : W hiitS31'1-' J S' wheat W, Ip ,1... 'I'J.CU . (I'arri H',c O'-iC" 10c riUir Ca 10c Oc mou.t SftSV'c 7......U 3. "' "Hie , D. o I 35c -a.iof 2.00 l.Mfu2 2(lf ... $11. HO Ernnkie Scott, nfter beinir lost two nihts and a day ou the desert, re-i turned home and wns found in bed when his parents returned from a finntie nll niaht search for their son. I Tamalos. Meat from half a boiled chlcKcn, one clove garlic or half a mi ilium-sized oniiiu, otic tun it h tea siioonliil cayenne, ones teaioon stilt. McCurtv believes Hint n man. whom one cut) corn meal, two or three small he will not mention, but who is well- rod peppers. Com husks, chop the known in Victorville, stole the child ( chic ken; scmn with the ctipctte pep out of a desire for revenue against ' a r, Kiirlic, or t'ie onion finely ehoped, I'ninkie's parents. Hearing that , u ml vnltj lonn the ment Intu little roll:, bloodhounds were en route from Los about 2 Inches long and three-fourths Angeles by special trnin to take up of in inch in din tor. I'our boiling the trnil, he believes, the kidnaper he- water over ) mini and stir, using came pumc stricken and carried the water enough to make a thick paste, lad home. iTnlie a heanini tablestioonful of the paste, pat it out flat, and wrap a roll of hiclicn in it; then wrap cn'-h roll, u. ...... In In li,,.l, uhl,., h,.v., . l,.,.rul..n In I.. f ! tying the husks with n piece of string close to each end of the roll, Trim oft the ;"nds of the corn husks, allowing j 1 hem to project an inch or two beyond the rolls. Cover the rolls with the broth iu which the chicken wns eiked, amount of butter, seu-oning and cream. ' Let come to a boil ami serve hot. Fu ll' cliungo In place of the cream use some ment or chicken brnth or foine lemon juice. I'or variety use three , ! parts carrots to one part sliced onions, roo'i unit serve as nbovc. k'S& THIS TRADE MARK IS YOUR GUARANTEE There Is no genuine BAKER'S COCOA BAKERS CHOCOLATE unless It has this trade mark on the package. WALTER BAKER a CO. LTD ESTABLISHED 1780 societies ill the city. h seems tout many of tho societies here either do not know of or are not interested in i'lie work being done by the local Chris tian Kiulcavor Cnion, and the execu tive committee ..' that body hus plan ned the union uieeliiiii both for the purpose ol' explaining their work and in Ihe hope ot getting nil societies en tlinsiahtirwly inleioHi d in it. The principal spenkt-M ot (In- evening are C, II, Spiuguo, won is the ecciitle ilin-tiiiil l.n Jus. HI in, pus tile dis.atc'ics received hern today. ol' the First Coiigrcuiitiniial church A dirigible is M'pirted to have sailed i f t city. There will be good special' over Loumi, dropping 14 bombs. Nine : music throughout the prnraiii. It i. civilians were wounded, A dispatch 1''"" "1 the coiiimittce to dismiss from (i rod no stnt"s that at Cuwalkl, the meeting in ample time that all the first town marked for the (lerinan ' niay return to the evening service in retaliatory mcasuies, not only guvern-1 their own chinch, At least .'inn young ment buildings were fired, but a nnm-1 people should be out In near these men I bcr of others deliberately were sell speak. All Fndeavors of all the local Qcrmnns Retaliate. I'.'trorad, Miii.h 20. flerman re taliatory measures as a result of the alleged bun, inn nnd lontlnir by Kus-, sums now include raids by dirigibles necretuiy of the state upon 1 1 il, I t 1 . I towns, nceonliiig to deavor t uiou, niul lie, WEEK-END SPECIALS Knight's 25c Cutsup, Id oz, buttle, special 10c alem-.Maile llrooms, ,10 oz. size 1,'jii f 'ii li t'liiiiia liipc Olives, new crop, per pint l.'n: lied X Syrup, 10 pound enns, Mlo I'let'errccl Stock llluck or Husp- berries, 25e cans, s in! , 5c SEEDS White Hurley ii2,00 ewt. Fancy Ited Clover 15c lb. Alsyke Clover Ji'.jc lb. Fancy Timothy "ljc. lb, lap HiicliHlicut " y. b. Tea Seed, all varieties .,, 15c lb. Heaa Seed, all varieties ,. 2dc lb. (Inioii Sets lflc. lb. I.arly Hose I 'ol aloes .... aic lb. WESTACOTT-THIELSEN COMPANY itl North High Btreot Orocory Phone 830; Meat Phona 810 tmi ablaze. Ruins Hamper Operations. Paris, March -' ! . Thu entire Iml tie front in France and Flanders is being drenched by heavy rains. This Is ser iously himleiiiig operations and little activity was icpoited in tho war office dispatches today. Several (ierninii attacks southeast nl'i Verdun, ns well as those northwest of I'ont n nioiissoii, have been repulsed, It was stnted. la the ( hnmpagne region, the (ierninin again directed attacks against the allied positions In tho Lo rette Hills, but were repulsed. rociities are eiirnesll.v urged to be pres ent and to li ill iu leaking tins meeting a means of nrou'ing inoie cut liosiasin for wider and bettor service in the I'nion during the coming year. a.pr i.nnu unvnrn i.nnir. . . ... . ,r (I'hiladelphia Public Ledger.) 1 It is gratifying that South America j , , t j0Hrnn, Wlt AJ is beginning to see the wisdom of jfc out among thousands of rcadors looking this way. She still hesitates ; and find you a buyer. II IM.IIC, Ulll eillHISII HUS lllieinij jji.eu y of ( lovonlale, way to eonfiib-nci', and soon hu will svifcji.,!. II. H, I'eetz (iii.I wit' official vii-iting lelativcs iu the il v tiolay, ' be smiling. i DORCHE5TER.MA33. CrroU and Onions. Scrape, slice and boil carrots until tender. Slice onions and fry in bacon or ham fat, land irhcn nearly done add the carrots, I season, stir well, cover and lot cook ' very slowly, stirring frequently to keep 'from burning. This is a giud way to I prepare them in late winter or early I spring when Ciey are old ami strong May Beach Settlement, Home, March 2'1. A report that new efforts nre being made by the (ler inan government to rench an under standing with I'aly that the latter may be depended upon to continue to ob serve a neiitinl position followed a visit of Prince Von Huolow, thn (ler inan nnihar-ador, to the foreign office today, Prince Von Hueh.w does not consider the situation Impel, ss, it was stated on high authority. He is pending new ef forts toward bringing Italy and Aus tria to an understanding as to tcrri terial concessions, reports declare. That a messenger had arrived at tho ficratan enihnsy with Important com munications from Vienna was rumored, following the return nf Von lluelow. One report declared that Kmperor Franz Josef desired to deal direct with the Italian foreign olficn Instead of through llermniiy in discussing tho pos sibility of ceding to Italy the Austrian territory she demands as a price for neutrality. Well Understood. The Man Of course, you under stand, dear, that ndr engagement must he kept secret f The Woman Oh. yes. dcarl I Ml everybody that. New York American. fMr With every hoys' suit, G months' subscription t o American Boy free. want that Suit, it's just what I've been looking for That is what many a mother said when she spied one of our nobby new Boys' Suits. That's what you'll say when you see the many new attract ive styles we are showing in Boys' Norfolk Suits. Sturdy Service Sure Sat isfaction. Prices: $3.00 to $10.00. SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE