The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, October 13, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw vYr'vwj1 "?f 5. ; " TTiT " IV" T Tj THE NEW AGE. PORTLAND. OTlEttOTST. TOPICS OF THE TIMES. The flying machine In a. good dcnl In (lie nlr, although Invlnlblo to the eye. ill nhonrd for Uto)lul The micresHful piiBlllBt of the future ivlll put In Iuhm tlmu training himself lud more time training his wife. Labor day wan the conception of an American. It Ih a fully tin American Institution as the Fourth of July. It Is really better for rich young men Ske Vanderbllt to go Into politics of heir own volition than to be taken In. A. political prophet differs from an irdlnary politician In that ho does not know either, but lots others know that ho does not know. There Is no degree of devotion to party which dcmandH that a man shall enrage nnd excite himself by discuss ing politics at his meals. The Sultan of Turkey has reigned twenty-five years, and has recently had to arrest a large number of his hud lects, who think that Is long enough. The divorced wife-of a wealthy Now JTork man took thirty-eight trunks with bcr when she departed. It Is apparent that she has no intention of retiring to i convent. The forty or fifty men who nrc In the train that In held up by the one lone bandit probably accede to his request merely because they think ho needs the money. Now the dancing masters have taken ip arms against rag-time, and propose lo make It unfashionable. It looks as X tho music of skips and Jerks was "up against the real thing." Hall Calno'H confession that ho did (eject one of Mnrlo Corelll's novels rvhen ho was a publisher's rentier llf ion or twenty years ago speakH well for lis literary Judgment them. Homewhcro Is found thu mandate: 'Except ye work neither shall ye eat!" Boine men of' pretty full stomachs ivould have pretty hard work to nc tuuut for thcmsclvcH on this basis. Andrew I.ang says the peoplu who tro booming Omar Khayyam miiku am tiled. Andrew should bo patient. Iiesu Hiimo peoplu may discover, after to Is safely dead, that he, too, could ivrltu some. (leorgo Oould put up $1,1100,000 to pay Count llonl do Castellanu's debts, lust an a matter of pride. It Is nppttr int that (leorgo doesn't take after Jay rery ban). Tho hitter's pride would Duvcr have carried lilm to such an ex treme, JU- i ,:,, imii i A persistent part of thu dally news paper record Is thu story of failures through reckless speculation. Thu tale of woe would bo cut short were inch tluanelal ventures avoided by two iliisses lu the community, namely, those who can afford to losu and those who cAnnot. There are many who iiuven darken a thiirch door nor contribute it cent to ward this great civilizing factor of our country, yet .would not for a moment think of living In a community where tho church and its Inllticiico did not ttxn 1st. Kvery one should bo supporters of thu churches as well as the public chools; they go hand In hand. sxz. - -- A woman will yank up tho guy ropes If her corset unll hIiu almost sitiee.es ler Immortal soul out of place and put i dead bird on her hat and go strutting irouiul over town, selling tickets for an rutcrtaluiiicut lo raUe money to help tend missionaries lo China for thu pur ?osanf teaching civilisation to thu poor luatheu who have never known what it Is to wear a corset, and who have noon struggling on in Ignorant belief Unit birds wore created to slug Instead if to be woru on a hat. Thu annual reunion of thu (Irand Army of thu Itepubllu Is always an Im pressive occasion, and thu warmth of thu welcome which greets the line of lout llgures and whitening heads Is proof of thu place these men hold lu thu leart of thu nation, It Is all the more pity, then, that their wishes lu regard lo Memorial day are not more general (y heeded. At the recent reunion in Dhlcago, thu veterans felt obliged to rail attention again to thu neglect and ihtisc of thu tlay on thu part of thu pub Je, and even to suggest the changing tf tho date from May IH) to the last Sunday In May. It was tho (irand Army which created Memorial tlay, ntd Its members have always observed thu occasion with dignity and respect. They cannot bo blamed, therefore, If they object to selug It madu a season f base-ball games, bleyelu races and tolf. Let no facetious purtou continent with levity on thu reported organization of a bust for thu contiol of the market In prunes. The humble prune, however Qiueh It may bo reviled, Is yet a uu trltlotis ami palatable article of food. Its groat virtue Is a high kind of adapt iblllty. It Is equal to all occasions, cither breakfast, luncheon or dinner, It can bu eaten with steiik or with pickles; It can consort on iMjual terms tvllh the cake dish or the milk pitcher, Thousands of men who have treated It tvlth Jocular contempt have been glad to gut It at times when thu dull tuoiiot jny of (vast beef ami potatoes was bo. tomlug oppressive. If a grasplug mou- opoly of the unpretentious but useful inline Ih to be lorinbd the public will have occasion for regret. Many even among those who have ridiculed the fruit the most, would rather be sur feited with prunes be filled with them, ho to speak than be forced to go with out them entirely. That the tendency toward suicide Is Increasing must be apparent to all newspaper readers. The causes assign ed ate numerous, and In the majority of cases they are trivial, considered from the standpoint of any person who has u sane comprehension of the perplexi ties Involved In the problem of life. Physical and mental disease play an Important part In driving people of sen sitive temperament to self-destruction. Failure In business, domestic trouble, lack of employment, disappointment, the heat, etc., etc., are assigned as causes for recent suicides, I lie impulse illllt 1. ,(,., 1.1 n mini in ilitunHt Itttl ttlr.l 4iiiik iiiifuin (i mull lu uuncu iiio w i and children In the midst of the hattld j of life cannot be a worthy one. Thu . husband who seeks relief In sulcldo from real or fancied grievances and I leaves his wife and children to coll - ...... ., . i i t , i .. ,1. Untie the contest, handicapped by the sorrow ami disgrace his act places upon .M..i !.... ..... MM.n ....... tiiuii ninuiuuin, in fi i'uui.i mw ..n... or woman who shrinks from thu per formance of a duty, who llles before the first appearancu of disease or mis fortune, who cannot bear his or her al lotted share of adversity, Is a coward. Cowardice ami nothing else Is behind nlue-teuths of all the suicides commit ted generally the most selfish, craven, contemptible cowardice. Many suicides are traceable, doubtless, to causes over which the victims had no control, but these are easily distinguishable from the others, and theru Is little danger that thu purely unfortunate victims of circumstances may be confounded with tho persons who nro prompted by pure selfishness atid pure cowardice to end their existence. The Italian Prince, the Duko d'Abruz 7.1, has returned to civilization after an absence of fifteen mouths lu the north polar seas, and announces that lie suc ceeded In reaching it latitude of 80 de grees R3 minute north. Nnuseu's "farthest north" was 80 degrees II minutes. This gives tho young Italian thu honor of having como nineteen miles nearer thu pule than thu noted Norwegian, leaving only till miles of arctic mystery still to bo penetrated before some daring explorer can claim thu frigid honor of having reached thu long sought for spot. Thu Duko d'Abruzzl has maintained his reputa tion for daring and executive ability. Ills vessel, thu Htelht 1'olare, suffered more than did Nanscu's Ice-rcslstlug Kntm, and thu expedition lost three members by death, but tho enterprise seems to liavo been conducted on thu whole with remarkable ability. For thu present, rugged Norway has been out done by sunny Italy lu the long arctic iiuest. In due tlmu some other nation ality perhaps the United .States lu tho pursuit of I'eury will pi ess on still elosur to thu pole, only to bo surpassed by some other, until thu polo Is reach ed. Then, perhaps, theru will bu an end of thu long lino of more or less disastrous expeditious that havo fol lowed each other so. persistently for over throe centuries. It Is thu mystery of tho unknown, combined with thu de sire for adventure, that now makes the north pole such a magnetic polu, When thu mystery Is cleared away ami when everybody knows whether there Is html or open sea, or rugged leu nt lati tude IH) degrees north thu I'earys and NiuiNcus and D'AbrmezIs will seek ex citement mid glory lu other quarters. At thu present rate It Is not likely to bo many years before this comes to pass. Too lairgn n Family. AIM. Hookwurm Ht'iiry, we'll Itnve to give boine of those children for adop tion. They're fairly eatltiK us out ot house anil home. (iIukh Olhmijvett lit Water. Kvery klml of viw at n suilleleutly IiIkIi temperature must eventually Hhow complete holuhlllty In witter, Uu tier the pressure jjlass dissolves In wa ter heated to 410 degrees Fahrenheit. Sett water more than 000 feet beneath the surface will remain liquid at that temperature, and If It penetrates the earth's crust where the temperature Is equally high It will, apart from the1 pressure, liquefy the silicates or glossy rocks. Prof. Burns concludes that at a i depthof ithout live mlleo olllcates In con tact with water are virtually ilultl, anil ' that the level of uqucoti! fusion lu the earth Is live Unit's nearer the aurfaeo than U that of Igneous fusion. i 'Pernio of I'uloNtliiu. The e.ports of Balestlue for the Inst yonr amounted to a value of $1,5S0,(HX, 'the tmpoits heltig $UW,ooo. The whole u tide of Palestine lu IMMi ex ceetled the trade of 1SHS hy a little over jstS.VWO, and e.tceisletl tho t ratio of 1S'.T hy almost $31X1.(100. , ClilnehO in Han FrmtcUco. Of the '-tMXXl Chinese In Shu Frnn. Cisco 15,000 nro said tu he employed aj , domestics. i People are never so happy or unhappy us they Imaglue they ur. TnOR FAIR DEALINGI f ATRO: O. P. & PLUMMER. Drug, Medicine nd Chemicals, Toilet Artlrlea, Trusses, Faint, Oils, aim, Etc B. E. Corner Third and 'Madison Btreeti. G OODYEAR RUDDER CO. R. II. PEABE, VIoe-Prcsldeut and Manages) ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS. 73-70 First Bt. PORTLAND - OREGOH mllE UNITED CARRIAGE COMPANY H, M. Mcars, Pros.! Marlon Wilcox Bcc'y. Rubber tires on our ambulances, carriages rou pe, carr)'-a la nnd livery. MAln office: S W. corner Seventh nnd Taylor streets Hrancb office! Raegapo and Omnibus Trnnafer Co- , lug and caro of hortcs a specialty. Tel. 22. T.10R CLAT8KANIE AND WAY LANDINOS V steamer O. W. Bhnver. leaves Portland Bt nduys, Tuesdays and Thursdays nt 6 p, in l. acs Clatskalifu Monde), Wedlteidnys and 1 ri'ldnyn at 6 p. m.; arriving nt rortlnnd nt: n I 111. "ill iiinim,, , iitununv nun cnilllun, 11 fin and oiiico foot of wa.iiington street. Mcera.'i j.c,,",r",,r for cx1c",,,"i?"", ""J1 ,frcKlll"K, "f 'J K"".1.'-. l-OK.HUd all kinds of heavy and llghi . ... .... 1 I.. ni I.. I U......,-.. ..'I.- lulling. HIIAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.. Phono 601. J. W, B1IAVKR, Manager. Enterprise Pickling Works, T. 8. FINNEOAN, Proprietor. " , Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Fauces, Cider, Mus tards, Chow Chow, Olives, Ollvo Oil, Etc Flss urauu uoiucu ricaies. East Alder Street and Union Avenue,, PORTLAND, OREGON. Telephones, Oregon Whlto i'J, ColurablaYMSl lORTLAND GUN STORE ''1 132 First 8trcet. Dealer In Guns, Flitting Tackle, Rerolren, Pocket Cutlery. Bicycles. Guns and Bfcyclci to rent by tho day or week. Repairing a spe cialty, 'ielepliouu Oregon Black 937. Northwest SchcoJ Furniture Co. FCIIOOI, DESKS AND SUPPLIES Maps, Globes, Charts, Blark Hoards, etc. Pchool, Ofllre, Rank. Conrttioimc, Church and Hall Furniture. 0era Chairs. 291 Yamhill Street, PORTLAND, OR. Rubber Cement .FLOOR PAI DWm hard over night and wean Ilfce Iron. For tale by all fini-clata paint retailers, or by the manufacturers. W. P. Fuller & Co. Cor. Front and Pino Sts. WASHINGTON HOTEL N. P. J. FOLEN, Prop. A First Class 75 Cents a Day House. Board by tho Week, 13.00. Meals, 15 cents, Rooms by tho Wcuk,l.oUandup, TronslenU solicited. BAR IN CONNECTION. 100 N. THIRD ST, 'Phone, Clay 683. r PORTLAND, OR. F. W. WINTERS 149 Fourth Street. BEST Q HADES OF "Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The finest saloon In tho city. ...CALL AT... NIELS R. JORGENSEN For tho Rest Grades of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. BEST LINE TO St PdUl, MInDyapOlIS, Dlllulll, CNCagO, And all Points East. Through Palace ami Tourist Sleepers, Dining Otr (meals a la carte), Huffct, Smoking, Library Cars. For tickets and full Information regarding Eastern trip, call at city ticket ofllre. Morn, sou street. A. 11. C. DKNnUtON, t'lty pass, aud Ticket Ageut ...Oall At... W. SPORE Forthe llestGradosof Wines, Liquors and Cigars 115 North Seventh SL ftft&rJ i KV. Kak Tatir Deposits With the COMMERCIAL DANK Capital, 150,000.1 Responsibility, $100,000. Hoard of director: Gen. Thou. M. Anderson, W. L. Unite, 8. M. Heard, Mem. C. IlMartln, Henry Clirlit. Intcret paid on time deposit'. SAV1NGB DEPARTMENT DcpoMti receded In sums of One Dollar and tipuard. Intereat credited semi-annually. 8. M. heard, President) Gen. Thoa. M, Anderson, Vice-President: A. Hossack, Cashier. "T1IR8T NATIONAL BANK OF VANCOUVER, WAB1I. Charles Drown, president. I M. Hidden, rlbe president, E. I. Canby, cashier. ' T KONARD HOUSE Furnished Rooms f Rent by Iho Day, Week or Month. MR8. V. O. 110ND. Proprietress MHJi Enst Morrison Bt., PORTLAND, OR 1 If UOENE HOCH WholesAlo Denier It. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGA1.8. i Office: 110 Fourth Street, felcphono 1081. PORTLAND, OREGON PORTLAND ROLLING JI.ILL9 Manufacturer' of PIQ IRON AND STEEL. N E. AVER, Manager, ' 22nd and Ntcolal Streets tyiLLIAMS. WOOD A LINTHICUM, Geo. II. Williams, O. E. S. Wood, L. B. Lin. thlcutn, J. C. Fljtndcrs, Attornc.M-nt-Lavr. Chamber of Commcrco Building, Portland, Oregon 0 RIENTaL 2S Washington 8t.,ct. Cth and 7th. Portland, Oregon. Strictly Flrst-Cla.1 Geo. Bhca, Proprietor. i RTIBTIC MONUMENTS IN NATIVE AND jt foreign marble and granite: new and orig inal designs. It. J. 1ILAEH1NG. Ofllco and works '-'07 Third street, near Madison. It) LKERB A SCHNEIDER CO.-II. ALBER8, rres, ana Mgr, Thos. Kchnclrier, Vlce-rres,, Albers. Beo'v. and Troll. Pronrletors U. S. Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manufactur ers of Rolled Oats, Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat, Buckwheat Flour,. Pearl Barley. Rye Flour, Whole Wheat Flour. Corn Men I, Rjo Meal, Hominy, Farina, Steel cut Wheat, l'mlo Fac tory Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers In Grain. Flour, Hay, shingle. Heeds, Etc. All kinds Mill Fei-d. Olllce, -JKH2 Front Street, corner Main, Portland, Or. M SELLER A CO. . Eitabllshed ISM. M. Seller. P. Lowen cart. Portland. Or., Seattle, Wash., 8pokaue, Wash., ft-92 W. Broadway, New York, f mportors and Jobbers Crockery, Glais ware, Ete B. W. Corner Front and Burnslde Bts., PORTLAND, OR. M FOSTER & CO.'S BANQUET HALL CI . GARB Havo no equal. Try them. The best 10-cent cigar In the market. THE ROSENKELD-BMITil CO., distributor 4M3 Front street, Portland, Or. a. J. Erdner R. Hochult. CIHICAGO MARKET i Erdner A Hochull Dealers In fresh and cured meats; all kinds nfsaunages, sit Washington street, Portland, Oregon. Both 'Phones No. 413. fpIIE PURITAN- X II. A. Mantz, Proprietor. 2M Alder street, Portland. Oregon. Family entrance, afijf Alder St. Telephone Red IMS. pHARLES J. SUHNADEL Attorney-at-Law, 615 Chamber of Commerce Building, Portland, Oregon. RB. Q, COIIIRELI. Dealer In Lea adln Brands of Clears. Canned Goods Cakes and Pies, fresh every day. Call at 39 Ullian Bt. Lunch Goods (or Travelers. A RMORY DRUO BTORE Pore Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Articles Stationery, Confectionery and Dome.tlc Cigars. Prescriptions a Specially. N. W. Corner Tenth and Ererett 8treets, Portland, Oregon. )OiVTLAND ELECTRICAL AND MACHINE WORKS. Electric, lighting and electric work of all kinds promptly executed, das engines for launches. -Machinery of all kinds mado and repaired. Gasoline engines (or Irrigation pur poses. FOOT OF MORRISON STREET. F, J. Crouch, Mgr., Portland, Oregon. T ARSON I.ONQ- 15 NORTH FIFTH ST. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Give us i call. H KMIY I1VWKTT & HO. (IV niri mhiiiiv iiiiuiniivsi Rooms 31 and '.'7 Sherlock Building, Cornet Third and Oak Btreets. Portland ... Oregon. Vtdn,l Uatlnn r . u n. TTERUERT A. HALE. Mt. Hood Views. Columbia River and Northwest Portraits, Water trade. Colors, Crayons, for the Electric Light and Bromide Enlargements. lKJjThtrd street, Comer Alaer. PORTMND, ORE. 1TNION HOTEL FRANK K1KRNAN, Proprietor. No. U North Sixth Street. Corner Ererett PORTLAND. OREGON. Table Roard, t..0 per week; Roard and Ixlg Ing, ll-JOpei week. Firo Meal Tickets. Il.ivij oiugie Meats, .J eems; ioigiug. .j iu ,u iviut. labte suppuea nn ine w.t tiiemarketanonts. QTEHNKBN 4 JCLIEN Whole.ale aud reatall grocers. .112-314 Rurn. side street, corner Sixth, Pirtland, Or. Tel I (bone, Oregon IMack StMi, ColumbU iM. LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF - EASTERN OREGON. I ALSTON CO. Bealeri la fenUture, Carpets. Wall Psprand Shade. Undertaking Goods. LA GRANDS, OR. P. BASC1IE Dealer in tardware arid Mining BnipMns Ftorea, Tl Wu, Cutlory and (juiis. BAKER CITY, OREGON- BAKER CITY IRON WORKS GEO. F, McLYNN, Proprietor. Builders of Stamp Mills, Ore Cars and Ofrr eral Mining, Sawmill and Planing Mill Ma chinery, Architectural Work, Etc. Rrass and Iron Founders and Machinists, Special atten tion given to repairing mid tvbulldlng all klndi ( machinery. Telephone Red 1GL HATCER CITY, OR. T HE ET. LAWRENCE RED ERNST, Proprietor, Only flrit.ctais. European plan BAKER CITY, OREQON. J. W. WISDOM A CO. Druggists and Apothecaries. Proscriptions carefully compounded. Articles. Toilet Main Street, BAKER CITY, OR. XV PATTERSON Proprietor of ( THE EXCHANGE SALOON tolt Agent for "Old Barbee," Woodford County, Ky., Whiskey. BAKER CITY, OREGON. w ATERMAN A ECHMITZ Wholesale and Retail Dealers In WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGAR PAKER CITY, OR. T HE STORE One of the finest pi sees In the city for traveling mon. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGAR Remember the place. I ACKERMAN, Proprietor. BAKER CITY, OH. u NDERTAKINO In the neatest form. Pot. Ished and metallic conins. A No. 1 hearse. Uoodser lice assurod, W. B. NELSON, Funeral Director, PENDLETON, OK T.c, TAYLOR THE "HARDWARE MAN." ardware. Stores, Tin and Copperware. Li me, Plaster, Cement, Coal, Irou and btecl and Uydiaullo Pipe. Rl Main Street. I PENDLETON, OR rnUB PIONEER DRUG STORK OLA SLATE, Proprietor. Our stock ts thoroughly up-to-date. We earn uothlng but strictly Al goods at popular prices. 115 Court Street. PENDLETON, OR. Hotel Pendleton.. E. J. MOORD, Proprietor, ENDLETON OR HENRY RUST Pacific Brewery BAKER CITY, ORGEON. A. NEUBERGER DEALER IH Fine Hlhiskies and 'Cigars Headquarters for Mining and CommtrcLxI Mo.M BAKER CITY OREGON nOBERTS" CAFE Beit Grades ol WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Fourth and Stark 8ts., PORTLAND. OREGON PrUate Entrance, 102 Fourth Street, phone lltaek 1KH. Tele- W1 PAY GOOD WAGES To Good People For Good Work STAR LAUNDRY CO, No. M4 Ollaaa St, n.erTkde rege 'Plieo. 77. !5 FIRST NATIONAL RANK, THE DALLF8, OR. J. B. Bchonk, Pres.j U. M. Deal, Cashier. A Eencral banking: business transacted Do- posits received, subject to stent drnft or cnecK. Collections mado and proceeds promptly re mitted on dnv of collcct'nn. Mght and tele graphic exchnngs sold on NVw York, Ban Fran cisco and Portland. rUlENCH 4 CO , BANKERS THE DALLES, OR. D. M. French. J. W. French. J. C. Hostetler, Cashier. T HE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BREWERY AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. This well-known brewery is now turning nut tho best Beer mid Porter last of tho Cascndes. The iHlcst iiiiptlaurei for tho manufacture of good healthful ilccr have been Introduced, nnd only the lirit-clusa article will bo placed on the market. East Second Street THE DALLES, OR. T HE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY Offlco: Seventeenth and Front Streets. Portland, Oiegon. The Umalillallouse THE DALLES, OR. SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors. ...Jho American Plan Only. Rates, It, JI..V) and t- per day. All trains stop for pnsscugcrs. O. R. A N. ticket ofllce. iicrn Union telegraph. Lnuf dlstimce Bell telephone. Agents and oltlce for 11 stage Hues. Accommodations flrst-cU a. Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES, OR. General Forwarding AND Commission Merchant. Offices and Warehouses at RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS. Wool handling our specialty. Grain bought and sold. The Regulator Line. The Dalle?, Portland Astoria NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Dally Line of Steamers Between Portland, , Vancouver, Cascade Locks. Hood Rivet and all Point oa the Washington tide. The attamrrt Dallss City and Regulator If are Portland arery morning (except Sunday) at 7 ndTbeDallesatSa.ni., arriving at destina tion in ample time for outgoing trains. Freight Kates Oreatly Reduced. V. C. ALLAWAV. Cen. Agt., Footnf CeurtBtrtet, The Dalles, Or SLITER'S CAFE 148 SIXTH STREET Between Morrison and Alder -BEST GRADES OF- ...Wines, Liquors and Cigars,, The Finest Straight 10-cent Baloon In the Northwest. iANP SOAP AND CHS w s TAIl BREWERY CO. Brewers and Bottleti of the Famous HOP GOLD BEER VANCOUVER, WA8n. liROWN A M'CABE, STEVEDORES ' Portland, Oregon. Correspondence solicited. Mili' mail promptly delivered. Cable add r en llrow.i. rOIIN KELLY General Iiurance Atcnt. Fire and Marine. PoottUh Union A National Ins. Co., Edinburg and London! Wettrru F. and M. Assurance Co., Toronto, Cau, GJi Third St., Columbian Bldg. OUTCL1FPE RUED-IIAMER 8UTCLIFFE. O John 111 led. Wall Paper and Decorations, Plain aud Devoratlre Paper llauglnf, Houso Painting. Grnfnlus. KalMtmlulns. 8hoi p ana 'Phone store, i7 Aiuar (street. Portland. Or. black 19CX 01 - " -r--- --- ,, c) HHBIHBHEsflsHsv ( XJf PORTLAND. OREGON, ey 4 . W y