TIIJ5 3IORNTNG OREGOXIAN'. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1910.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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AJUTSEMIVTS.
ORPHETTJf THEATER fMorrlson between
Slith and Serenth) Vaudevllla, THIS
aaternooa at 2-15 and tonlgbt at a:ia.
GRAND THEATER (Park and Washlnrtonl
Vaud.vlu. Thla afternoon at 2.15;
tonllbt at 7 SO and s.
X.TFIC THEATER (Seventh and Aldar
Armvtrona Musical Comedy Company In
"Saaald borl( j." Tbla afternoon at 3:30;
tonlsht at 7 10 and ft.
TAR THEATER CPark and Wahlnton)
Motion pic-turaa. Continuous, from 1 -- to
DAKS PARK 'O. W. P. earlfe.) Weber.
rrlas Band. Thla sftarsooa and ttmltnt.
O&EOOXIAX AT KE SORTS.
Par Um nekM Mnrr af TW
olbt Uinwb th. rottowtac KMta
Otx rates, obaarlptloas by mail ar
sarmfci. amitabl? hi adiaa .
Owmea Br. Cm. Maws anaL
Cataxabfca Beach M. L. CallabWL
Crh.rt Park K, J. ralxborM.
t mlda nrawai Oa
Pactfia City p. p.
Mewpart Caa. arrreatar.
Cavaao, stun lliairal Springs
Batal Ca.
B. MArW. Sprls Charisn O.
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CUIa. Sertaca C T. B richer,
OlXORBUTIOKtL "Meettso Called. A
cannTea-atiorutl meeting; of the new
Fast Side Baptist Church will be held
In the Central Church building, at the
corner of Mast Ankeny and Kant Twen
tieth streets. Thursday night to receive
the report of the committee on pastor.
Ai the committee has already been In
structed to recommend Rev. Albert
Ehnrott, former pastor of Central
Church, the purport of the report la
already known. It la probable that
the congregation will continue to use
the Central Church building for some
time until the trustees decide on the
disposition of the properties of the two
churches. After the meeting, the new
church will be In position to take up
the property and other business ques
tions. Gnixnns 'Win. Tkbatk. An agreement
hn been reached by which the Woodlawn
and Evening Star Oranges of this county
will debate October at s P. it., at the
hall of the Woodlawn Grange, the follow
ing question: "Resolved. That It should
be the policy of the Federal Government
to retain the title to all Its unappropri
ated forest lands, coal lands and water
power rights." Woodlawn Grange will
support the affirmative and Kvening Star
Grange the negative. Bpeakers have been
partly selected, and the list will be com
pleted this week. Judges will be selected
at the debate to decide on the merits of
the discussion. Mrs. H. TL. Vail, lecturer
for Evening Star, and Mrs. 8. E. Wlndle.
lecturer for Woodlawn Grange, have
general charge of the debate and will se
lect the speaker
Hood Rives Max HooDwunem-Three
well-dressed sharpers, of gentlemanly
manner, fleeced J E. Montgomery, a
visitor from Hood River, of 50 on a train
reaching this city Sunday night. The
trio first attempted to inveigle Mont
gomery Into a game of cards, but he was
shy. They played among themselves un
til one of their number was ostensibly
-broke." The "victim- took his loss very
hard and wanted a chance to get even.
We pulled a solitaire ring from hia
finger and offered it to Montgomery for
STA. Montgomery advanced the money.
On arriving In the city Inquiry showed
the ring was worth about $3. As he
had no clew to the whereabouts of the
confidence men, Montgomery decided to
return to Hood River.
Oaiuoi CotxavTiMO Rxoiiatxo. The
practice of bograisers of collecting
garbage from restaurants after t o'clock
A- M. Sundays Is to be stopped, accord
ing to Harry ff. Napier, superintendent of
garbage collections, who Issued orders
to that effect yestnrdsy. "In future, hog
feedens caught on the streets Sunday with
sail! wagons will be arreeaed." said Mr.
Napier. Collecting this garbage Is par
ticularly offensive on Sunday morning
when people are going to and from
church. The collections can be made
early In the morning or late at night.
Ft observing thrse hours hereafter, I
think a very bad nuisance win be
abated."
Road Benrrs Soox. Work upon
the new Mount Hood wagon road will
begin this week County Commissioner
Onddard said yesterday he and County
Judge Cleeton have Instructed Road
Supervisor Chapman to begin work at
once. The work of clearing the ground,
preparatory to blasting, will be done
by free labor, but the other work Is
of such a nature that a permanent
ramp of prisoners can be established.
Some of the men will probably be taken
from Kelly Butte for this work. Work
wilt begin at Bridal Veil.
Rmirm Asks Disoharok. Cri tries J.
Bernard has been dlscharsed at his own
request by Circuit Judge Gantenbeln from
h'm position as receiver of the Padflo
Coast Showcase A Fixture Company. He
submitted a report soowtng collections
cf arvt dlshursenienta to creditors
of s.0S. that being a dividend of 25
per cent. Recetver Berrrard stated In a
Brttlrn that William Davidson, presi
dent of the corporation, had agreed with
the creditors) to take over all the remain
ing assets and assume all Its obligations.
Laktmark to Ba Mover. The small
building at 30. Grand avenue North,
owned and oo-npted by Architect Otto
Kleeman as his office, will be moved
this week to Holgate and East Four
teenth streets and there fitted up aa a
cottage. Thla structure Is a landmark
ha the. neighborhood, having stood on the
ground for the last 36 years. Mr. Klee
mann moves the building to give place
to a concrete structure to be occupied
by a moving-picture show.
Fan PiumiT Bxnixs OcroRaa 1.
Free mail delivery will be started In
Rose City Park tvtober 1. A single
mounted carrier will undertake to de
liver and collect mall in the district
between F"a.t Thirty-second and Kast
Sixtieth streets at Ros- City Park. Ow
ing to rapid growth It Is thought he
will only be able to handle the mail
for a few months, when another car
rier will be required.
Strikbr Ts Fixkt. Jorrn O'Connor was
arrested Saturday bv Patrolman StaM,
charged with using ahmve language to
j. Tart, a teamster. O'Connor, who Is a
striker, accosted Taft at the O. R. & X.
freight sheds and Is alleged to have ap
plied many offensive terms to him. He
admitted using the word "ac.ib" and
Judge Bennett held that in Itsrlf was
sufrirwnt to establish the charge. O'Con
nor was fined CO.
StTUanca Buuvnn arrives with
cargo of Beaver Hill CoaL Only three
more trips under reduced rates. Order
now. Portland 4 Suburban Express
Co. Quality (W. R.) Stearns man
ager. r
DtAMOiTDa Gems of the first water
only. C- Chrlstensen. second, floor Oor
ttt building. Take elevator.
Pa. Rnnntu has returned, regular office
hours, ilj Marquam bldg. Fhone Main !,
A UK.
Swiss Watch RBPAianro. C Chriatea
sen. 2d floor Corbetl bldg. Take elevator.
Vm. Otis ajldx as returned. .
Mother Dies: Woxam Fatsts. Unex
pected news received yesterday of the
death of her mother caused a handsomely-gowned
woman to faint In the cor
ridor of the postofflce. The woman
drove up to the bunding In an
automobile and walked down the corri
dor to one of the last windows open to
the public Tearing open a letter which
was banded her by the clerk, she glanced
at the contents, screamed and fell to
the floor. After being revived she' re
fused to give her name, but stated the
cause of her emotion. She was assisted
to her machine and rode away with the
chauffeur.
StXTEEsr Rowruxs TTirpgai Arrest. Six
teen men and one woman, all East Euro
peans, were having a Joyous time at 906
Front street Sunday night, when Patrol
men Montgomery snd Martine entered
and placed rlx of tae men under arrest.
Two beer kegs, both fitted with spigots
and one partially full, were seised and
taken to the station, while three or four
othens, already emptied by the cele
brants, were left behind. Pete PoHch.
the proprietor of the place, was charged
with keeping a disorderly house and was
fined ts. Hie five satellites paid J10 each
for disorderly conduot-
Teachers' EXAamtAO-iONS Attsjousi'o---The
city examination of teachers will be
held In the assembly hall of the Lsidd
School, beginning Wednesday, August 24.
and continuing three days, Tally ses
sions will begin at 'A. M. and 1 P. M.
Following hi the programme: Wednes
day. August 9C morning, arithmetic read
ing: afternoon, grammar. Thursday.
. . e i wiAminv Mfwnnhv. writing:
afternoon, physiology- Friday. August 26.
morning, teacrung. speuma-, .
United States history.
Checks Bad, ex-Oohvict AcorsED.
George IXrffy, an ex-convlct with an un
usually long criminal record, waa ar-
. i j m -t vMtfedAT for
raiofru id mi, -
passing a number of forged checks In
this city. He waived examination m
held to the grand jury. Duffy ts said to
i , I Manv mTr hMrrf lsSU-
nB i,,.,.. ,. j
Ing checks for 46. purporting to be his
week's wages. He hss served three terms
at Salem, three at Walla nam ana
at the Government Penitentiary at Mc
Neil's Island.
Scroert Not TrrrENnKTi. Proving to
the satisfaction of the court that he was
. . 1 1 wa r 1 1 iirffprr. R W.
I! ' (. rrriiDiuuB vf ' ' '
Alsberger. a masseur, who waa arrested
last week for treating a man, wren a Dis
located thumb contaray to law. aa he did
. certificate, waa
III 'l IKWKW " ' -
discharged In Municipal Court- yesterday
morning. Alsberger expiainea tin n
not a surgeon and that hit. methods of
treatment did not call ln'.o play the
practices of surgery.
r - . . ie,wn, -Thnusrh.
UIIUiB . UKruiun -
, , M MmAMihinjv tnr tha
precarious condition of Nettie Curtis, who
fell from a lounn-siory tmraunj mi m
BueU apartments. Fourteenth and Sal-
. II " A Vanr tlirnilBh id
missions made by him In clearing him
self in that matter, was arraign in
Police Court yesterday morning on a
-i - mnA bnnutril MWlduet
In living with the woman and was
fined 260.
store of J. T. Concannon. at 65-1 Johnson
street, waa robbed Sunday nignt, oul
i - . ,.41 nf omnll value were
. a .-... .twwimI tA Patrolman
uwj . .
Burke that he had seen two Italians
reaching In througn a wmaow in uu
store, but the thieves were not captured.
Honsa Faixs; Haouo to Home. A
horse driven by William Henson, a dairy
man, fell at Hxtu ana Jdaaison atresia
Sunday night and could not get to Its
feet again. A veterinarian was called. A
drag was secured and the Injured animal
was hauled In that manner through the
streets to a stable.
Pickpocket Gets 3Q Dats. James
Roach, who was arrested Saturday night
'i n atlfttimt to SO
v. v. niu.(fa of Charles Rosenor.
at Second and Burnrdde streets, was ar
raigned In Police uourt yesteraay ira
was given a sentence of daya at the
rock pile.
Sharp FTjkerai. held iodaic-iih
funeral of Jean Morrison Sharp, the
daughter or Mr. ana mim. miuu
aged 10 months; will be held at the resi
dence of Rev. A. A. Morrison. X. r.. at
10 A. M.. today. Rev. J. N. Simpson will
officiate. The services will be private.
Orbam op Asparaocs. minced veal and
green eppers, creamed sweetbreads on
.,. hot wserisa. lamb curry and lice.
tomato en surprise, egg and lettuce salad
and lice pudding on the menu at the
Woman jsxenange. J mm
AL SCHtlJJSR & Aug Eschle cigar store,
svurth and Washington streets; base
ball tickets will be sold.
DuHTurv VAetrcai Creamers, easy pay
ments. Wash. Main 8SS3. A Z8S6.
r. a n n i i m . nhvuir.inn and
surgeon, returned. Main K36; A 3139.
nD xt XI Rrrrum dentist, returned
Electric building: diseases of gums.
Dr. Metschajc. returned. imperial
Hotel.
CITIZENS ASKED TO HELP
Ooiisslon of Street Address Delays
Delivery, Say Mall Men.
Recognizing- the futility of trying to
Interest the publio In the prompt de
livery of the malls unless the public
shall attend tha open meetings of the
mall handlers, the meeting of Portland
mall substation and division superin
tendents adjourned yesterday's meet
ing without having; advanced their
cause materially.
Twenty superintendents gathered In
the offices of Postmaster Merrick, but
not a single other cttlsen attended.
One of the purposes of the meeting was
to interest business men In the neces
sity of having their street addresses
plsoed on envelopes sent out and re
ceived. Failure to comply with this
requirement of the postal regulations
is said to be responsible for delay of
from half a day to one day la deliv
ering letters.
It is probable that the postmaster
will devise and recommend a sticker
to be attached to all mail handled at
tha general delivery windows of the
local office, which . will cary a notice
requesting thst all correspondents be
notified to send mall to the street sd
dress of the person for whom It Is In
tended. In New York It was found
necessarv to close all general deliv
ery windows, with one exception. In
order to force patrons to comply with
ths regulations that street addresses
must be placed on letters. The delay
In causing all patrons to line up at
one window Is said to have secured the
desired result quickly.
WHEREJTO DINE.
All th delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant- Fine private apart
ments tor ladles. 305 Wash., near 5th st,
CARD OF THAXKS.
To our friends and acquaintances:
we wish to tlisnk you for your many
kind favors and assistance In o3r be
reavement and sad loss of our beloved
one, Florence E. Hufford.
(Signed!
MRS. THOS. GFOROK.
WALTER O. HCFFORD.
W. 8. HUFFORD AND FAMILY.
CARD OF TB1XKJ.
To all the kind friends who so
thoughtfullv and kindly assisted ns.
and for the many beautiful floral of
ferings at the death of our dear son
and brother. Alfred Frandsen. we ex
tend our sincere thanks.
mr. Axn mrs. j. FnAvnsEX.
MK. AND MRS. A- T. HANSEN.
F. FRASDSEN.
H. FHA.NfSEN.
waiter ax GgA.rSAXftfKX.
New Bills Open at the
Vaudeville Houses
Orpheom. ,
THE Orpheum bill this week will stand
the acid test. or. for that matter
any tests made to determine its all
round goodness. It Is one of those bills
you continually wish to see but- rarely so
fortunate a bill that Is thoroughly well
balanced. Out of the seven turns, four
can only be described as "very good."
while tha remaining three well merit
the term good."
The Top o' th' World" dancers, with
the much-heralded Scotch collie ballet.
Is the feature act In "Kris Kringle's
Dream." With a stage setting strongly
reminiscent of "Babes In Toyland," dolls'
dance, a Jack-in-the-box appears with
numerous antics, a Polar bear and other
characters of .childhood days dance
themselves into popular favor. Miss
Vivian Ford, described by most of ths
women In the audience as "awfully
cute." and In reality answering to that
description, appears as the "doll prin
cess," from the vages of a large fairy
tale book. Dances that are unusual,
dances that are bixarre. funny and de
lightful, ocenpy every moment the com
pany is on the stage. The one-legged
dance. In which all the characters dance
with one good leg and one wooden stump
their good member not being visible
Is the funniest thing of Its kind seen In
Portland for many a day.
Quaint songs are sung. "How'd You
Like to Take Me Home with You?"
finding particular favor with the audi
ence. The ballet In which eight well
trained collie dogs are seen Is most un
usual. Second honors are scored by Mr. and
Mrs. Erwtn Connelly In an "adapted"
version of Sir W. S. Gilbert's play.
"Sweethearts." A young girl and a young
man bid farewell In mid-Victorian days,
exchanging flowers, the girl a flirt, .the
fellow obviously sincere. He returns
from India 40 years later and finds the
girl (now 60 years of age) still unmarried.
Testing her out by pretending he hss
foi gotten all about her. he learns she
still cares. The tablord drama ends with
mutual caresses, evidently preparatory
to the . playing of "The Voice that
Breathed OeT Bden."
The acting Is excellent, both Mr. and
Mrs. Connelly Imparting life to their
characters. The Victorian costumes, the
accents of those early days were repro
duced with care. The Impossibly "happy
ending" la evidently but a qualut ex
pression of Gilbert's humor.
Still another sketch is a satire by Mc
Kay and Cantwell on "The Great White
Way." Each handled a couple of char
acters, those of a grafting polloeman. a
pickpocket, a messenger and an Inebriated
"swell." The sketch Is funny.
Paul la Croix does things with hats,
his cranium and tennis balls. They are
done well. ,
The Krsgs Trio comprises two men and
a girl In a "strong-man" act. The act
Is Interesting enough to make members
of the orchestra stand up and peek.
Stewart and Marshall are two gentle
men of color made up to represent still
darker gentlemen of color. Marshall has
a vocal peculiarity which makes his act
a scream. They sing songs, dance and
the audience applauded.
Mareena, Nevaro and Mareena, three
men, do a balancing act. Their opening
Is unpropitious snd stilted, but all that
Is forgottn towards the end ef the turn,
when several new and difficult stunts
were worked off. The pictures give a
canned drama and were satisfying.
The orchestra helps In making the bill
a thorough success.
Lyric.
PERHAPS a newly-made millionaire,
somewhere and some time broke Into
a table d'hote dinner Just as Will Arm
strong, as Mike Flannlgan. does In "Sea
side Society" at the Lyric this week,
when Miss Wrjnderbllt, an heiress. In
troduces htm to delicacies with long
French names and two bottles of wine.
Miss Ethel Davis, who takes the part of
the heiress, persuades Flannlgan to play
the part of her father and give hia con
sent to her marriage when Lord Get-t he
Coin presses his suit to the head of the
wealthy household. The little dinner,
at which Flannlgan distinguishes him
self by gobbling up the celery tops, eat
ing mayonnaise dressing with his knife
and drinking champagne out of a fruit
dfch. comes In the programme of de
lusion, and 1s a side-splitting laugh worth
the price of admission alone. '
Then, It la probable that there may be
others who play the role of Lord Get-the-Coin.
and are unexpectedly called
hack from a Summer hotel to resume
their duties behind a ribbon counter. Just
as Jack Davis, who takes the part of the
titled durie, was, when the prey is almost
within his grasp. Again, Will Howard,
as Tommy Smith, the polished hotel
landlord, may present a type of that
fraternity who always Insists that his
patrons are the "cream of society."
Altogether, several of the characters
and situations may be too near re.l life
for com for to anyone In an aurllence
who itiay have bad similar experience.
The comedy Is more satirical than far
cical and Is a new brand of fun at the
Lyric
Gus Leonard, as Grousmeyer. a German
musician, does not have the opportunity
to be at his best, and Ed Mitchell Is
burled beneath paint and false whiskers
In the role of Gaston, a French waiter.
The chorus has some new ways of
getting on and off the stage and intro
duces several new steps and dances.
Wlfebeater Bound Over.
ORF.GOX CTTY. Or., Aug. IS. (Ppe-
(j) An Easy (
( Proposition (
Every man In the world
cannot own a home, for the Ixj
reason that many are not
A. endowed with the home j
III spirit and In portions of Ixi
V the world there is not land'
f enough to go round. In
this country, particularly fx)
Oregon, any sound, healthy, v
industrious man who really iv
wants a home can get one fzl
a real home on his own r
v land, for land is low low-
fx) er now that It ever will be (x)
again For a real home, a W
jf place to rear a family In 2
comfort and have a place gv
(xl that will bring In a good III
W Income for old age, there Is W
no better place than Ban-
ner Acres, the choicest f3
acreage on this market. 11
and the price only 1100 to
ft 160 per acre. Let us show x
the property and give you AjV
our easy terms and explain l?J
to. you how simple a propo-
sit I on It Is to make a home x
pay for Itself and leave a 3
large surplus for the rainy UFI
day y
fF. B. BOLBROOK CO, ?V
Room 1 Worcester Blda-
Ground Floor.
V Phones Main 8396, A 750?
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
is packed in a dust-tight metal
box, with patent measuring
tube, which is both safe
and convenient for tourists.
SCHOOLS ASP COUXBtiEa.
tic.iniwmmjiiffliimnctmuawDuiiaiEM&'iwaiiu
clal.) Charging her husband with
beating her, Mrs. John J. Bargfeld filed
a complaint in the Justice Court, and
at a hearing today Judge Samson bound
Bargfeld over In the sum of $500 to
keep the peace. The pair live at Fish
er's Hill. Clackamas County, and were
married last September.
Trunks, suit cases and bags. Largest
variety at Harris Trunk Co.. HI Sixth.
FURS
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2 New modHn In Com in. Neck- am
2 Pieces and Muffw at special prices. y
Select nowsmall deposit. Free 2
storage until needed.
4 Reduced Summer prices on all It
orders placed now for Fall de- Jf
tilt livery. JJ
No Kant era hurried shop made af
ft Furs, only oar own factory made W
, Fur and Far Ciarments.
Remodeling and renovntlna: ef- Z
2 flclently done by expert work;
mon.
H. Liebes & Co.
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Corbet Building, 288 Morrison St.
it J. F. PLA6EMASN, Mgr.
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bootless Anthracite
Rock Springs, Etc
Phone! 303, C 2303
Ed!efsenFnelCo.,Inc
Burn the best and save moner and steps.
Hotel Colonial
SAN FRAN CISCO
Stockton Pt., above Putter. Select family 110
room hotel. Kvery modern convenience.
One block from shopping and theater dis
trict. European plan. $1.50 a day. American
plan. $3.00 a day. 6utter-st. can direct from
FVrry.
8CHOOI-S ASI rOfXaBGCH.
WMMi
Xne Only Woman's Colics on tha
Pacific Coast ExcloaiTaly
for Tonwr Women .
sll term opens August 17. sod 18.
Wom CATAfaOSUS AOMBSS
PRS9TOKKT UELLA CLAY CARSON. Ll CV
milxs Cot-t-KOK p. o- California
North Pacific College
SCHOOLS or
DENTISTRY AND
PHARMACY
PORTXJLND. OREGON. .
TTnsurpi rfl In Equipment and Aavantases
The Rectus' BnaUnu Begin
Monday, October s, 181S
Th. college Is located near the heart ef
th. city, coov.nl.nt to libraries, oluba, lars.
business houses and publio bulldlnss. which
contribute so much to th. ill. of th. stu
dent. For Information and catalos-u. ot slthsr
eours. addrw.
DB. HERBERT O. MTULER,
Portland. Oregon.
A select home school for the tralninsr
of manly boys. Instruction thorough
and personal. Athletics encouraged;
fine new gymnasium: a healthy country
school life; modern buildings; pure
water, wholesome food. Prepares for
college and business life. Special col
lege preparatory courses and Instruc
tion In languages. Fall term begins
September 15. 1910. Located on Lake
Bteilacoom. eight miles south of Tacoma.
For full information address
D. 8. PULFORD, Principal,
South Taeoma. Waaa.
A Boarding and Iay School for Glrla.
A church school whose aim Is th. v.ry best
In Instructors and .qulpment. Cheerful,
homelike bulldlnss; wholesom. cllmats;
Symnaslum-musio hall; prlvat. theatricals.
Special features are the art studio, slvlns
Instruction In different art branches, and th.
music department with its staff of forolsn
trained lnstructora Crtiflcat. admit, to
Smith. Wellesley and other Eastern coUecea,
For further Information, address
JULIA P. BAI LEV, Principal.
Spokane. Wiasa.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
University of Oregon
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Fall term opens September 10, 1910.
Course, three years of nine months
each, covering twenty branches of the
law.
Bvenlng classes.
Graduates are especially prepared for
the state bar examination.
For catalogue giving information ad
dress N
WALTER H. EVANS
611 CORBETT BLDO., PORTLAND, OR.
MEDIGALIJofQ
HIGH STANDARD. THOROUGH COURSES
Session Begins Sept. Vi, 1010. For cata
log address Dean, Dr. S. EL Joseph!,
610 Dekum Bldg., Portland. Oregon.
- Portland. Oregon -X
Resident and Day School Cor Of m under
r ears of biatenof Bt. Joiui Bsvptisit ( Episcopal )A
uoiiecisax. Acaaemic s n a cicmeniarT
Depta. Music, Art, Elocution, Gymnasium.
(Besident pupils moat be over 14 yeara of m and
well recommended. The number is limited to
fifty. Application should be made early.) Address
The Ster Super ior.Off io ' , St. Helens Hill, Partltna'.Or.
M1B
PORTLAND, OREGON
A Bplenrl!-? Bobrdlnirsnd Tay School for
ExtenalTvoranrainCollefte, HijthHehool md Com
mercial work. Grammar craae taneht to boy ovr U
yearn. School opens .Sept. 13,19 f 0. Cataloa Free.
Addren, Ret. Jokph Gaiaaghkh. C 8. C. Prw.
Cm-riT iwrrrrejT. PobtlsVnix, O&egojt.
The School That Gets Results
A select board init; and day school far boya
and younic men. Accredited at leading uni
versities. Email classes, strict discipline.
Fall term opens Sept. 14. lttlO. Send tor Il
lustrated catalogue.
HILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
821 Marshall St.. Portland, Oregon.
BUSS MARKER'S SCHOOL,
Palo Alto, California.
Boardlnc nd day school for girls; ac
credited to college. Grammar and primary
departments. Music, arts and craft?, home
economica. Ninth year begins August 12-
MANZANITA HALL
Pal. Alto. Cat
Prepares boys for eollece or technical school.
Fall term opens Aug. 3a Catalogue upon
req uest. W. A. BHKLU. Beta Maaicr.
SPECIAL SALE OF DESKS
TO MAKE ROOM FOR INCOMING STOCK
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST
AND FOR TmS MONTH ONLY
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ROLL TOPS, FLAT
TOPS,
AND BOOKKEEPERS
AT LOWEST PRICES
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BUSHONG & CO.
OFFICE APPLIANCES, PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHING,
BLANK BOOK MAKING, LOOSE LEAF SYSTEMS
PARK AND OAK STS. AND 87-9 1 PARK STREET
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ARCHITECTS' AD EXGIXKERS INSTRUMENTS AND SUP
PLIES IX THE STATE.
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CAX.I.SEK THIS WEEK'S WINDOW DISFTUAY AND BE CONVINCED
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KILHAM PRINTING CO
Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers,
Engravers, Booklet Makers and Bookbinders
YAOUINA BAY
Oregon's Most Popular Beach
Resort
ITS climate Is delightful.
IT has a greater variety of attractions than most teaches,
because It Includes a placid inland bay and Innumerable
picturesque retreats.
THE trip thither is scenic and entertaining all the way.
IT is the Summer home of educated snd refined families
from all parts of the West.
ITS famous agate beach yields the choicest pebbles known.
ITS variety of seafood surpasses all other beaches.
ITS accommodations for both hotel and cottaere life are of a
high and varied class, abundant and inviting.
The cost ot reaching there is reasonable because the
has established reduced round-trip Summer excursion fares
from all parts of Oregon. Send for "Oreieon Outings,"
giving a good description of the delights of Newport,
Round-Trip Tickets from Portland . . $ 6.00
Saturday-to-Monday Tickets $ 3.50
Inquire at the City Ticket Office, Third and Washington
streets, for all desired Information, or address.
Wm. McMurray
General Passenger Agent. Portland. Oregon. ' I
Something Doing Every Minute
A visit to our school .will show you a scene of great aotlvitj-i
young men and young women carrying on actual business.
Everything practical no mere theory. Business men and
women as instructors no "bright student" assistants. Every
phase of commercial activity has been handled by our teachers
In actual business.
Investigate our methods and successes.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
M. WALKER
President-Principal
O. A. BOSSERMAN
Secretary-Manager
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. We are showing a very complete
line of bedroom furniture, dressers,
chiffoniers, tables, chairs and beds.
These come in full sets or odd pieces.
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