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Newspaper Page TextUNIVERSITY PARK and PORTSMOUTH The Local Happenings of These Lively Suburban Points Carefully Compiled Each Week By a Special Reporter, for the information and Edification of The Review Readers and the Qcncral Public. Mr. Milliter of liugene, Ore., nml will )iisli the work very cam was a visitor at the Park this week, cstly. The poppy sml ordered Last Sunday's rain did not keep have been secured and will be sown the crowd awny from the meet at hy the wayside, where it is hoped Columbia. tney w"' Krow nlld bloom to glad Dr. Kucrlon of Wasco, Ore., was jcn the heart of the passer-by. The w,. f wl,, Inntliur nftrrltUnrnn. -.cogue ndtourneu to meet witli - - - J 1 J m a erly interests. S. Gibbs and family have moved into Dr. Thornton's new house on h'iske .street. The ladies of the parish arc plan ning to give a whist party shortly after Kaster. A. 1?. Kelley, of Zanesvillc, Ohio, evening of the presentation was most fittingly commemorated in the University annals. The half-tone print of the gym nasium in this month's Columbiad, is the work of Tom Monks, the school's aspiring artist, and speaks very well of the artist's ability at perspective. He is engaged at present on a bird's-eye view of the school and its surroundings. Among the many visitors of the week were Mr. Mangold of Ger vais, and Mr. and Mrs. McDcrmot of Seattle. Mrs. Wilkinson is spending the Kaster holidays with her two sons, John and Kddie. Holy week has been very quiet about the University. Some of the smaller boys have gone into the journalistic work. "'I'll,. Ttlr.l ,.f Ur m.,,1 ''!!.,. J. LeKoy Wood was suddenly called home on account of his moth er's serious illness. A number of the boys took ad vantage of the fine weather Sunday and went boating. This is about unsportsmanlike editor of one of our daily papers offers whenever Columbia produces a winner. Beau tiful gold medals were presented to the winner of each open event, and silver ones to the second men. A very handsome loving cup for the relay race was captured by the high school, and the Agrics took the cup presented to winners of the open relay race. Mayor Williams presented the trophies. Following is the summary of events: 50 yard dash Smlthsoii first; Cathcy, O A C second; Gammle, M A A third. Time 5 7-5. Grammar school relay North Cen tral, first; Harrison street school, second; Couch, third. 50 yard dash for academies and high schools Huston, Tualltn acad., first; 1'ostcr, I H S, second; Nicholas 1 II S, third. Time 5 4.5. Relay race for tiarochlal schools St. I'rancls won, St. Lawrence second. One-lmlf mile run Peterson, P U, first; Greenlaw, 0 A C, second; Walsh, C U, third. Time a 14 45. Running high jiimj II. Kerrigan, M A A C, first; Smftliwn, O A C. second; Moorcs, O A C, third. Height 5 feet 10 5-8 inches. 50 yard low hurdles Livingston, V M C A, first; Cnthey, O A C second; Swan, O A C, third. 6 44oyard nin Wllllami, O A C, first; Greenlaw. O A C, second; Ilrown, M A A C, third. Time 55 4-j. Pole vault Wilcox, M A A C, first; Swau.O A C, second; II. Kerrigan, M A A C, third. Hcliiht 10 feet 1 inches. aioyard dash Kelley, firstl.Smltlnon u a second; Willlntn, UAl, Time at io jxMiini suotml Hug, third. Mrs. I'. I. McKenna. April 21. Water, water, water everywhere top Weekly," are hammered out now, but what of the summer ? It iwcek 011 the typewriter, and is reported, supimscdly by good an- retailed for the trouble of taking thoritv. that, nftcrall thovnrnmked. them away from thceditor-in-chiefs the water board will take no action J sanctum. to relieve the threatened water fam- The Junior baseball team defeat- ineof University Park and Ports- ed the Junior team of the Hill Mil- mrititti. U'lit' (Wc llu. f Itir it Vnrt. I itnrv Acmli'iiiv liv tin srnro nf it.i. is visiting at the Park this week, n. n,in0v tin. ,,innv snlmrlwuli,.,, The nltchlhtr of the miirlitv and expects to locate here. she cannot t)roi)erlycareforan(l pro- "Skee" was an enigma to the Mrs. Wnlstend mourns the loss led them. There is no fire nrotec- visitors. Only one hit was made of a fine cocker spaniel dog, which tlon, no adequate water supply for off ol Columbia's midget pitcher. some one snot (luring ner auscucc. uic summer months, and we are now John Ilaldwin, of the Park, left toltl will lie no help given tin's sum- Tuesday night for Astoria, where ier. It was hoped the jietition he will be employed by the Stand- with 300 signatures would carry suf- anl Oil Co. ficlcnt weight to give needed relief. William Druschel, of Canby, Surely, with the increase of tiopula- Ore.. was here Monday. He con- 1 0,1 " J'VUt'r M,lply Is uivuti templates building 011 his lots on b'iske sttcet. Wttlliice Tyndall and Jack Moore were knights of the green table last Satuidny, but 110 one would venture their shekels. , , W l , , fnm,,y f",m of water must l met. oiiuiii 1 (iiuiiiHi, wive inuvcii mui .,. ,,., .,,... , tM one of Mi) 'liegallis' houses on I , .... nml L'tohl M.ct lu-lil Inst Xntiirilnv. Oregon University Warren slicet, Portsmouth. ft"' , ..5 , 1 was trrand M cess. TlmtaWt & ! ft A- - ... ... miiiuiiiii! 1 .. , , , ,. ikmsi nrmicry . . . CHURCH NOTICES. St. Johns. Seventh Day Adventist-Sabbath school at 10 a. m.; regular service at 11 a. in. every Sabbath; prayer meet ing Wednesday evening. E. D. Hurl bert, elder. Congregational Services will be held at Iiickner's Hall every Sunday afternoon at 3:30; Sunday school at 2:30. M. E. Church Preaching 11 a. m. and 7 p, m.; Sunday school 10 a. in.; cla meeting 12 m.; prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30 p. m.; Epwortn Leagtie, 0:30 p. m. Sunday; Junior League. 2:30 p. in. Sunday. United Evangelical Church-Preach-ing every Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Jr. K. L. C. E 2:30 p. m.; Sr. K. L. C. E., 0:45 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday 7:30 p. in. W. F. Johnson, class leader; OSCAR DeVAUL, M. D Office hours, 9 to its. m., 1 to 5 p.m. Office Phone, Scott 1104. Keiidtnce fhone Union 5901. Office In Unlerlty rrk Drue Store, University Drug Co Drugs, Confectionery, Cigars . Stationery and School Books PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMES, ETC. rBESOBimONB OABErtJIXT OOMTOUHDED Post Ofllco Corner UNIVERSITY PARK Portsmouth Pharmacy UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. O.M.I'AULK O. P. MERRILL - I Shavers' Requisites This Week) Faulk & Merrill Coal, Flour U O, flret: James, M A C, necoml; l'iiin, O A C, tnlnl. Di-Unce. to feet 0 inches. Kunulug hroad Jump Kelley, C U, lirst; retcrsou, V V, second; Moore, O A C, third. Distance, 21 feet 1 1-4 Inches. i-a mile relay race for academics ami I I ritlK' tirnlili nf tttvit-t (lint (lw. I man unit 01 iasi year me sill cr mr ... , . . , , . ami nign kiioouwoii ny r n s. will he much t'reater. Already we 5011001 ,(Ioc-H ,,ot 2fonl. tllc op' '"llc rcly ce oc.i to all the hear T io iiiL' lea VT th i coi n- iwrtllllltlcs Jiosslblc, hut with the teams competing hut !ily participated trvm.tl H id , l o.i o wl e riT. '""KOificcnt watercourse at the I" by O A 6, A C and l'ort Stevens. O lmvetl.eirivile;eslam willine to cU.noVii "". will only I a iluts won by the various teams were Day fori" We are taxed ve 'w years when Columbia's crews mi0wiS i.hl.ly taxed: now wefeeUhlsneS will he comietlnK with the best of Oregon Agricultural college 4. ine rucnic coast. V . iy I'nclfie ttiiUrmltv. 'I'lw. ......,1 1 T...I..,.- I ,'i 1.1. ' .. tllllllltll 1IIUUU1 iltlWK VIHIMIIIH 1 he University choir will render Friday evenliiK April 1.1. A Inrue bimI "n1 "PPreciatlve KathcriiiB Tualltlu academy " ".'.'.V.::'.'.:... s a lieaiitiful iroKraiiune at the last crovy, nsseinbled and appreciated cvcr Present at an athletic event Portland High school . 5 mass 011 Kaster Sunday. Uoscwij; eveiy iiumlier uimiii the proL'rain. I'ortlaml for some years, mass in (1 will be leiideied. (jcc nlow.se pue 11 piano solo; witnessed the events which were Centennial Notes. Mrs. Tucker's home is bej'innhi): Laurence and Kex Pratt it nia'iido- i"ost Interesting nnd wlilcli were ,,,,, , , . . . . Io be dmmited will, handsome liu duet; Anna and Hvelyn Oebott Inlll off on record time. The . , ' t!L nnil Clnrk eiiwi iomjs. Wdyfarers can hardly resist a vocal duet; Miss Alice Price vocal IlirKu, uyninasluin was very hand- V ; J; J w , " Yn" rnn 'idt" the temptation to steal the crimson solo: readings hv Mrs. Certnnle Romcly decorated with American V. " " .1 A . 1 .7- ! . ... . . . . . , T X. . 5, 1 . iiiiiuuciuircr i.s. Hay, Grain, Ground Feed, Paints, Oils and Building Materials Phone East 713 University Park, - Oregon APARTMENTS Furnished or Unfurnished, for Housekeeping Ilct. Pcnlnsulal.iimlKrCo.nndthc new Shingle Mill. One block from Coluinlila University. 1'ivc minutes from car. A beautiful location. Kent is reasonable. A. W. Dickson, 704 Harvard. Scott 1296. W. J. Peddicord I Sec our Portsmouth avenue window GREAT REDUCTION in Prices to suit all. . FOUTS, Prop. P. BOUTCHER, Manaii I Patronize Home Industry Send your Laundry to the West Coast Laundry New Management New Help New Methods Omul work gutrantttd st prlcn mionttlt tnj istlifsetor H. II. MANNA. Maniftr 1. J. rKTKHSON If. W. 81HTM REAL ESTATE PETERSON & SMITH tiwKva Vllllllwf tt llll.1l VIUI LLIIIIi: I ' ... - . . ,,,. II H..ua.. . lumiiiliw. Inii.n,,.. ,..,.1 vr.u 1 u... flat's on a Diirole mid white hnelt. 1 ""-' " M. A. Keiiney and family, of and all were appreciated, hut the Krotmtl. Conspicuous were the two Sculptors nrc hard nt work put Iowa, have lecently arrived at address by Wynn Johnson of Port larHc treaniers of naval flns that tinj; the finishing touches 011 heroic Poitsinoiith. and oeeiiiivn lesldenee land, mis tin sufinl f.-niim. nf Int. spaniietl the whole roof space of the groups nnd figures which will be corner Vim Ilotileii and Warten crest for students of civic improve "''Mer Kyin, uierchy lentlliiK a piaceti auoui uic i.ewis anil (Jlark joso-muuo, oncarlinc, cIom;Iii. .streets. inent. lie is 1111 earnest sneaker. ,sfl "k''1 t() t,lu brilliant sun. Cot exposition grounds. $IIOOj-rom houe, lot 50x100, over I. I'. Mutlln U l.nll.ltn.r .. fiiii. I lie KtMlke of llm i'immI llmt foil lit I,,. I leuc COUTS IIIKI Hie reL'tllltl Ol tile A Still r truck is Iwini'lmlll 011 tlit I iiAJKingrncr. n ... - - 1 ... 1.1...1.. 1... 1.1. .., 1 .... . - - fJOO I,ol 50x136, near car line, clone in. $ 300 Lot 6ox 100, two hlockt from school lion; corner. JJ7S Lot 50x100, near woolen tnltli. resitleiice 011 Davison stieel. 1 lis aecoinpllsheil by theco-ojienttion of atlilcllc clubs blended harmoniously Government peninsula at the I.ewis 1 15 7:;fJr,.VtV?'' Hicr biother, from I'oitlaiid, is also "II workers nloiu; civic lines; of the with the .scheme of decoration in and Clark exposition to faciliate the .,3SV 1 , , building u flue home 011 the corner "wl f many parks in our large which Columbia's colors shone out unloading of exhibits consigned to '. ,. ,,n1f PB.,, i.r iim....i..i 1 11. .1 o oIil,.r nf id.. .,r auti.. r?. most conspicuous v. The vast an Hi.. ,.....rinn,..,i i. 11,11. , j,ouiiiock cioc in, nair cam. wit -.(win 11 mi 1 1 iniu mi (.vt.ii - ... in. ffiiu iivvomii) 101 1 .. - ---- - ..... .t-.(-tiiiiii( W. P, Ilaldwin, from Hast Port land, has puiehased proeity at Portsmouth, mid will build a com foituble icsideiiee, and lemovc his family bete sikiii. "A Foolish llesbaiid with 11 Sen- hibl t belter play-uiotinds for the school ehildieu. lie told what hail been accomplished lor Iloston and said Pottluud could Ih.' litiide as clean by concertwl work. Mr. Johnson Sokc to the Junior League telling them of the many ways in which sible Wife," will lie the evening they could aid this work; urged topic next .Sunday of Itcv. John ,lun lo im,i( throwlnis paters, lleul.ien at the Univetslty Patk fnili iw.lli.,.- r mi.i.tai. Ar ...... II , . ...... J i.t tiirifi.-iii i Mill Maplisl church. ki(1 ,IL. scI,(M,1 Rn)IIIHjS ynnS Ifather Phchm'sdiscourse Sunday or streets. He .sjmkc of the licauti evening 111 uie iiniy cross ciiureii nil swi-et luiur, mid urged the cliil- dience seemed to breathe an air of great cxtH.-ctancy as the various I events were pulled off, and as the athletics were straining every nius etc tt) have their resective organi nations win, the spectators would forget and yell most lustily for the ...1 - if. ?..n ... . exposition grounds during the Cen tennial. A. A. Glissou of the Port Worth winner. Hsccially was this true -'vcr City railway is in Port when Dan Kellev.Cohiinlilii'srnipL- hmd and Sitys that the "I.oueStar" athlete, broke the world's record in stutc, ''"l thousands to the the broad jump, and set a new one cww " "'r exposition. for Indoor meets at 35 feet i 14 A wild west show is announced Incites. Judges and spectators for the "Trail." Por narticintlon wasa very mastetly cxiKisitloit on tlreu to tneserve it. At tlu oln hhouted the air of tiiuiuph, and the in the attraction numerous bands of the IWion. The reveieiid orator of the program ice cream and cake l,rnl"l yng athlete was introduced Indians are lieing assembled nt nevei lets inleiest In hissubject lag. was serviil, and a social chat en- to the notables present at the meet. I.awton, O. T. Geroiiluio, the The Poilsuioulh bovs did not NM,W' 'ie money clearetl will go er Kerrigan s liiglt tump was lamous Apaclie warrior, will be one lowaiii improvitig tliu Park. " uiui, uiui wiicii 11c m nKKivgaiiuii. T"" riu5.ee o S. in Work utxni the "Trail" llUkl I f 1 rt ... 1 i.l'wis uiui ui.qrir vtv-wmmi i tm boys did not couiele iu the lelay-iaiv last Sattir day at Columbia, as some of the Loll on Inilallmanl. lnn. PN llnlUr. ti .11 .. - .. ...1 . 1 lenoKrapuic coimuuuicat on Willi aown and I lv Dollin itr month. Iwcstuhlislietl between tlicMiiuiult of other 1 tt t.ntu n...i... ..iu.h . Mt. Hood .and the I.ewis and Clark " nJ RcdJcncc INbURANCC, LOANS. RliNTAI.S W. J. TEDDIOORD ST. JOHNS, OREGON Telephone Union 40C9 W. M. KILLINGSWORTH THE PIONEER REAL ESTATE DEALER OF THE PENINSULA . . . The fluent lint of nmldence property ... ,l. .11... !- 111 iiiu uiiirici. DttUrt tn rLOUIt, FEED, HAY, BRI0K, LIME AND OtilCENT, SHIN0LII LATH, COAL. ETO. Outl lUlloirtJ l I'ortlinJ l'rlfti 1'Ua On. Hill rr.lfht Cbn. l'rutiil Dillrfr nJ Corrtcl l'rlctt Phono Union 3101 ST. JOSNS, OREGON J. J. KADtiERLY Hardware Of nil Kinds. Sole Agent for - "" . .. . a- work uimiii the "Tra " at the I I. t. 1 ll'fll IMllll I I kill lallillll ! i I lU.li lltllllicillllllllllll IIIIU-I' IV I. t r t. t. nvwi h PimteiMiave leu sciukii, ami .wi.w.uiiih n.n vkkdi 1 1 iiumn. ,. , " i w 7 eww mm i;iarK ex xisiiion is Ciiplali, Claike Mikmc whs slightly . V , f 1 L . ''S..!.1! jessing ntpidly, A,numlH..rof iu.lisiH.MU. xxm.y, u.ai.iberlaln. governor X"" " , : " , V:.if a Z .'"" ax- been starkHl. I. On te a ariio cuiiureiiutiiiii u.m " " Mayor Williatnsl.r.iriv.. .V.... '.r.V. . V .1 . . I neiore tue opening ol the Centen liiusent at the opening sermon of the "M'oitluiul . were enlhusiastic wit sc of X nl&,lw. tl'oroughfare ...is.sio now iJng held in the Holy , S..iirlay's nux-t. J T07' S C!l;;i"::L.:S," "ill vltc public iusiKction. CrovschajKl. Thes.Kntker isa very J"1'""" I some onii.S itldeS ylS , Utah has decidetl to ert a build 1,1,. . ,,, 1. 1 1 HUM iill llie lull. IMS Illlie OI s 25 ' "v ru mtui v nui ku.il J s,- The Imlies of ,,e Congiegational . ft." equals the world's record for t?,ls "ill occupy a co,n,namtir,g ehuicli here uvenllv oigauiwl an J' !'f ' . U" v1 " ? V- t vcnt. The records will receive ite. just north of the New York ..Id society The ollkeis a,e as fob hiS'v Z the PP" A. A. U. under IwIWIhroii Ukcvtcw Terrace and lows, pi denl M... Price; vice Sh H whose auspices the meet was held, overlooking Guild's Lake and the president. Mrs. I). O. WebMcr; sec g" " "f and Coluu.Ws track is one of the Kovenmtent jKiiinsula. uur, Mr.. IIioum. ina ically exuc . There is no ,.s west are planing to send the gradu Sunday afleiiiiNiu was mast de i . V, . ,,s. V c xm hility of the track leiiig too short atintr cla.s of their hk-li hu Witlniit Park offern Ilia moil itr. nblu homo site--htrecta L'radcJ. Ini new 50x100. Hold nt price? the inoit fav- ... 11 1 ' I oiig oruuio in iiiu inarKet. W. M. KILLINOSWOATH U03 Ohimber of Commerce, FortUndl Johnson & Dillon 1 1 igl.tful for a Mioll along the log wl...,. I. ,r Tr " . . ... . or. 2 ,0"B- to the I.ewis and Clark exixxsition. loom kttwthof the Park district. i i.. i . . V' ' " me meet was most thoroughly Railroad coiiiivihIm have .vn The vaudaliMitlhat some people dis- .... . ' . um V' .. . appreciate! by the representative ouested to make soeclal rates. ..I ... 1.. I . . . . I I lie MUlllMIK ll.MII SJI nrn's iiuiL ..f I i.. ........ X'!.... . I ' limy 111 iiesixii nu n Wlio e tut? to I ) ' I -"w"'-1 mw .-uuv, 4iuc leuiu-s oontmctor la Qridin- ExcTtln Md tdl kindj of teas work. OAK PARK Can leave orders at Sliepard & Tuf It ST. JOHNS, ORE. mint The students ft out St get a brunch ftoiu the statelv shrub Vl mL,n mu',ulc.(l. e !"t hi a otieht to bo nr.iliiliii.sl w i,.u. mxi: u, Jimiel Irom the city iu ' , .,' , ' tally lio gaily di-amiteilinColutu. L hailed Mooic, theciitck aniatetir bin ami S. ,N. A. C. colors, pitcher of Oiegon. will probably k The Iku s sih-hi n.ti.r.i,.v. ........ unable lo play ball agaiu this year. ' , S,l Sv TlSw n a practice game at the univeisily sets i 52' ire Vuy he tluew out his arm, severely nip- appreciated ,,,,,,U,IK WUc turing the ttiaiu leader iu his foiv 'o " ' . ., arm. This will Ik.- a great lovs to or httwy wclcty gave the Park team. 1 u, "iteresting program at its 11 1 . n.r,... ic ,i .i... , "uv tiig, wl.U-h will lie the last minierotts letters iook pari iu tue oj)eu events and CHURCH NOTICES. 41... .-.1 I me leiiiynices lor lite grammar Sunday tcrvwa at ifniv rrn.. schools ami the parochial schools of Church, Porlniouth Station 8:30 . the city were well attended, and '. 30 a,.l" 3 30 m -verybody createtla healthful comoetition In wcl.fome l alhcr Thlllman, C, S. C the youngsters. u. a, last year s winner of LODGE notices. lie meet, again were the proud vie (university Park and Portsmouth.) tors of this year's banner. This IVninuilar Lodge No. 128, I. O. O, . . - - I I. It 1 4.' 1 . SClUH) F. J. Koerner Universal Stoves and Ranges Do not fail to see the Universal Steel Range before purchasing 111 i r l mi i . ... . . n.-m riu, mv, w Mm Mil, frfed, InjM. hm UtkMt Henry C. Schroeder FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES funeral Director and Undertaker CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER .lhasoneofihel)e:(t kuancvxl R; ?K,7 S'tlryndNfo! -.rhn,StUl,t::U,ul wa? Carter, V g'j G. H. Heimtock, , Plan nnd epeciflcation funiished on application, done with ncatne aud promptly All work dispatch. tennis . t .. a .1 '..... ......... 1.. I. .117. HIT I . I j- oumi) is me tecipieni ol u-foro ti. r..o,..,i .f.,i..o.... n scnteil in full. Thev won hv tut. Sec : nr nr n. v,..i t . " ... lllMLa 1 1 1 1 1 I I . r - J . " " - . .mm. Irmii .1.... 1...... I .. .. - -- .. l 1... . I I .1 ..... . niv iui, liner I i. i.,ivt..r iw.ii.i im... iiiu .wiiiiis nun minis ns inv oiinr ieui'Kan i.oi ce. I. u. lj. k.. no. 7. regatiuiiga Pakery at the Park, and all because of a recent item iu this ileiMrtnietU to the effect that the Park needed a bakery, and that if the proper man showetl up with the collatetal he would build a shop and equip it. Is Tint Uuvntw a good advertising medium you may ask. The Political Study club me- wun .Mrs. frank Menill. The lest son for the dav was executive de partment. The topic for study. "Women iu Philanthropy." These meetings are very ititeiesting; while Portland & trill Tuesdivx at I - t j. ,, -. . to. s ms. ss. Suburban v i i ti iiiiiiiikt oi uie dovs navel.... .. . . . I"" v' ", oct. eft to sivnd the KaMer vacation nt tCrt XY owU . The ntutiing Portsi.ioi.ih Tent No. 83, K. O. T. ionic. ,u,Mir uuuuon ul was of suierior onter, and most M -. '', h Odd Fellow Hall, fint lioli.l,.,. 'IM... Juniors eave no meeting hU oo had a full team in compcti "J.1 ?"nn" a,V fourth Tuesdiyi at ........... . I I II 111 lll'liril fkli(latt.t.nlAV. I AZ. - M1 1 hoitt l lie game of baseball schettuletl Port Stevens for Satttrdav ivo calli account of the ruin. "QUICK MEAL" STEEL RANGES Received GOLD MEDAL at the St. Louis Exposition Eclipse all for Baking. " Guaranteed for 20 years. 244-248 RUSSGLL ST., PODTI .AN. ODEOON with miercsiuig was u to watch the con ,'. V""' "v. V testnuts fiL-htiiii? for tin. w .iinrM .. W.mVc."'.'.y I atk A ni ,.i "... ..... . . , ' '"Z, Vnfa Annans, meets Express Co iscmbly. No. 3, nioriiinir. had to lie culll ff m. .1 " .i'.T. "u. r," V c c.vc" 01 W .'"? ' ArtUan' Temple. Mrt, operating cars over Portland Con - - i ' kii'l: 11 it . 11 1 11 1 itiiii vii tint iiiu tuiiiiiiiv 1 1 n vi ii i 1 vraHiAB v: . . i . m m 1 wn' was luduleeit iu bv adintrers of ? A. Clark. Sec: G. II. Hemstock. ....... 1 t ... " - " 1 T-,. . . i 1 HO lUIUl sell lie. I fitrlli t. l.x..... I KeilCV UtUl NllllthCiAM nm, num. I ,m - lt v iif 11 1 ; - . wvii iiiviii- Mtuniay .....I ........... 1 I llt'rs of tilt Purl- mwl tl,..,.. Clllite 11 hit in it... ..,..! 1.. I more iMitlinsirKtlr. nlni i.ii.I UUDUE NOTICES. i ..v..v. IliaillU'l III I " , ....... M.n., ClitV moritmg, which it advertised the big meet than the Columbia boys themselves, that was held iu the afternoon, but In u,is f" were Kelley, Smithson St. Jokm, I solidated Hues) Rates Reasonable Prompt Service WE Stmt Item I I f.ifi, I A . urni t a a "vi - - t.i , p w....,..w.v . uiiiivm iiiau. vtiuuiiiuia Assam the le.vsous ure simple, yet the busy ""fortunately, was unable to play u,ul Williams, three very fast men. My No. 300, meet at Hickner Hall housewife enjoys leviewing the old ul ,,ie ,cc i,s;' Kelley had ull the disadvantages of ver- Priday tvening. A. E. Vilon, Lr......v. . .... ... iwi uiui u e llllt rrliiin... I il... l.v.. . . . .. . f ideas among the mJmts bhu is o u ' o Us tSi will prove veo- helpful. All are standard of excellet.ee1 The u If , . consuleruble comment, as likewise . iieuv c iiiiproveiiient League is uie stor or I, K. McNumee and met with Mrs, Oilman. Hevorts of "The Raw No One Won." tilt vml itAiiiiiiiii.- 1 I . t rr.v"::.". .. l-aJ r c"bers of V .". MuuiHwi. me uie Loiumb ail nrti.ti i... i.,v,i I , , " 4 " . WVHWI We have made arrangements to iraiisjer aumegut in the city and ttivii. joniis wnen necessary by v.u tcaauuauie rales. Furnish the House Clothe the Man Dress the Woman Trust the People the race, but won out handsomely ScS ' Ei 9"-N!.?,:ionM.iUX Ar'"n from .Smiths.!., I... ,.... f... wit KoJ4' .iKhbori, Cedar Camp No, Hams took thirUW, ami can no " nlcK Jurniture (of outer uc caueu the tastest 230 Kecordcr: Mm. A.la PBi.inw.r.n n: P-."" w Koine 10 t lohns to yard man in Oregon. Kelley won c,Cw . '. OItlam s nio-iug that way) s race because he is the better 1 -M011';." Woodmen of America. St. until you get our prices SrEJ T4 Portend & Su till man lecuu than Smithson cr ha; The latter snrtiit. Gcrk. . I VV'.,.,. . f .. .... . . . . ou k.oiutu!,, "w"-i vi me vor;u. ai. jonn Suburban Camp 7T3, meet j every Wedneidav Theofferhe futile argtimeuU that aulSc!' Express Compaay EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. The Store Where Your Cre4K is Qood, 390-92 WishiaetM Slrtl, rtoW, Srt(t. W. R, STEARNS, MuufM li