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THE MORXIXG OREGOJaAN", FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910.
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TOHEAOTICKETS
Late Returns From Idaho Pri
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T . . Early Results.
waa completed on this project in Jan
ury. 190. This Tlcton unit when fully
completed will serve S4.500 acres of
choice fruit and farming; land and re
suits of the work are apparent this
season in the splendid yields.
The North Yakima, A. Valley. Railroad.
feeder of the Northern raclflc, ex
tends from North Yakima to Naches,
14 miles, and serves this section. The
Yakima Valley will thia season ship
5000 cars of fruit, and according to the
estimate of Thomas Cooper, assistant
to the president of the Northern Pa
cific, next season's shipments will total
8000 cars, and that of the year follow-
In lx.000 or more.
"It Is impossible to say what the
valley will do beyond this." said he.
"as the acreage continually being- pnt
under cultivation and the Increased
FRENCH'S VICTORY GREAT
Jn.oorfrrnt Candidal for Congress
CarrleM Kvrrjr County .ttor
net-General's Ofrk Alone
J." J In DoubU
BOISE. Idaho. Sept. 1. Special.)
Governor James H. Brady Is the suo-
Mafiii nnub1lcn Gubernatorial nom
ine on first choice votes cast at th
direct primary election held In thli
jtate last Tuesday. All doubt that
rlouded his nomination In the two dara
following the election were swept aside
tonla-ht with Incoming- returns. Increas
ing his majority In northern and south
eastern counties.
His opponent at the general election
will be James H. Hawiey. the success-
ful Democratic candidate for Governor.
while Arthur M. Bowen. Democrat, will
contest Burton I French for the Con
grresslonel seat.
With four small precincts still to
hear from, which will undoubtedly In
crease Brady's lead, the Governor has
carried Ada County by a plurality of
71 over rrNell and has a clear major
ity over all opponents of lOS. His plur
ality will Increase to 800 by full re.
turns and his majority to ZoO.
Add County Plurality Bis;.
French carried Ada County over
Harrier by. 1T4J plurality In the same
precincts. " This will be Increased to
more than 1800 by full returns. French
baa earled every county In the state
tir majorities ranging; from S00 to 2000
plurality.
Hamer carried Shoshone and Fremont
rountles only and In those he had a
comparatively close shave to jnull
through.
French victory has been the most
overwhelming; ever Riven a candidate
In the state. There la no reason to
chance the forecast of results as Is
sued yesterday, the ticket then named
being- practically a certain victor.
The only office still in doubt Is that
for Attorney-Oeneral. Reports from
the southeast are comirur In very slow
lv. Unless MrDougall shows up much
etronerer there than meager reports so
far received indicate. Morrison will cer
tainly be nominated.
Plurality Kxrrrri 6000.
Brady's plurality In the state will ex-
reed (000 arordtna; to the best estimate
now available, and according- to latest
reports he will be fully as strong- and
In many places stronger on combined
first and second choice votes than he
Is on first choice votes alone, the re
sult In this respect in Ada County In-
matins; how this works out.
SCHOOLS WII.I. OPES 'WITH
EW KIPKHITE.I)E.T
AT WOODBl H.N.
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A. H. Yedrr.
WOODBURN. Or.. Scpt.-I.
Special.) Preparations are be
ing made for the opening of the
loral schools September 19. The
board has engaged A. H. Yoder
an head of the schools, and al
ready Mr. Yoder has made de
rided Improvements In the High
f chool curriculum. He has.
worked out a course of study,
recognised by the State Superin
tendent, and comprising a four
years' course in Iatln. science,
Kngllsh and business Instruction.
Lust year he was superintend
ent of schools at Joseph. Or.
Superintendent Yoder came to
Oregon two years ago from Col
orado and is now ensraged in h
twentieth year as a teacher.
production of the present growing or
chards will run into figures almost be
yond belief."
BURKE CAUSE BOOSTED
a
SENATOR PILES SPEAKS TO
VANCOCVEK PEOPLE..
r'ifrure Tell Tale.
The following table ia an approxi
mate estimate of how the counties
voted on the Governorship, the figures
denoting: a plurality vote:
feurty Brsrljr. stone. CXelL
44 wm ...
pannorg 7 no ...
Birsriam . ............. 4.'l. ...
H-ar Lake ............. loo ...
Hlalne . ............... ... ... 7
Rn'l. . . ................ IOO ...
Horror ................ 'jnn , , ,
I n . n- 1 iw-w
ia ................. 4o ...
''" ... 300
rlmnr ................ 2tw
fr.moBt ............... 4vl ...
Mahm 4 "o ...
K'toal .. litA ...
latah , 100
l.emnl ................. loo ...
l.tn'Hi'n int . ....
Ns Perre ,no ...
tinr!a ................ 7w ...
0Th ,-,0
snoahore ... lfloo
Tin raiia 4' ...
t'aMnztoa ............ 2h ...
Totars
730O
100
11M
l4jcllaiive Ticket Wet.
hlle giving Brady a majorltv Ada
County elected a "wet" legislative
tiraet.
MURDERERS SEEK DELAY
liotx-Mir and llarrrll Who Are to
Hang Try to Swur Intervention.
Characterises Present InsurRcnoy in
Kanks of Republicans as Mere
Craic Which Will Pass.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Sept. 1- (Spe
cial.) Senator 3. H. Pile, of SeatUe. de
livered an add rcs In favor of Judge
Thomas Burke's candidacy for the United
States Senate tonight in the auditorium
to a large crowd. , Judge A. U Miller was
chairman of the meeting, and the vlce-
nresldenta were: Dr. A. B. East ham. H.
C. Phillips. A. J. Cook. M. S. Cohen A. J.
norland. John Kedmona. A. -M. uiaaer.
George A. Brown. E. S. Biesecker. K. M.
Rands. H. G. Smith. W. W. Sparks and
Fred Wilkinson.
Clement Scott, manager of the Clark
County. Harvest Festival, which is to be
held in Vancouver September . 30 and
October 1. made a short talk explaining
what is to be done and asking the sup-
nort of all intelligent voters..
Stria tor riles was warmly receivea ana
his address was applauded vigorously, es
pecially when he said that Insurgency
was only a smalt row in tne itepuoucan
party.
Senator. Files made tne ineme or nil
speech what he termed the right and the
necessity of the west Side lor a unitea
States Senator. Also he emphasized tne
statement that of the West Side candi
dates Judge Thomas Burke was. .In hla
opinion, by far the strongest. Senator
Flies also took occasion to compare the
insurgent movement of the present with
past revolts in the ranks of the Repub
lican party, such as the greenoacg craze.
and he said that. Inasmuch as the coun
try is enjoying a great measure of pros
perity by rvason of the sane adminlstra-
Values to $1 Oval Frames in Black, Gold, Sepia Cabinet to 11x14
Including Panel, Glass and Back, Your Choice Tor Only 39c
Other Sales Now Going On Whisk Bro6ms, Feather Dusters
Handbags, Shaving Mirrors and Cut Glass
Washington Street
Corner of Fourth
Friday and Saturday Sales
At America's Largest Drug Department Store
Pure Drugs
At "Woodlark" Prices
Bargains in the
Sundry Section
10 VAR51SH BRUSH FREES
KITH 25t CAN STOVEPIPE EN
. AM EL.
354 PAJNT BRUSH FREE .
WITH OXE QUART' OF FLOOR
PAINT, 65 OR 0B 75(
CA.N VARNISH.
15 CASTLE ORNAMENT FREE
WITH TWO COLD FISH, 504.
65c Fhaving Glass. 5x7 mirror.. .484
Sfc Hand Mirrors. 5-ln. glass. ...S6er
36c Nickel Towel Bar. 16 in 28
5c Nickel Bath Tub Boap Holder 484
11.05 Kitchen Sink Soap Holder.. S8
26c Sink Scrub Brush IB
60c Floor Scrub Brush 37t
75c Bath Tub Scrub Brush 684
Savings in Our
Stationery Dept.
S5c Autocrat Linen Stationery, O ?
special at aDC
25c Collapsible Aluminum ig
Drinking; Cups -. IOC
35c pkg. ( dos.) Sanitary Paper
Plates, with parchment lin- no
lngs, special at ....atOC
$1.25 Post Card Album, in Mue. red
and green covers; holds 400 fin
cards... OJC
Sac Post Card Album In red, green,
black and blue covers; holds it .
100 cards : . 11C
l.50 Fancy Imitation Alligator Skin
Post Card Album; holds 400 QC
cards tOC
100 Calling Cards, printed, OC
at t
le SonJtary Paper Drinklna: t
Cups, . each... XC
35c. Abeorbent Cotton, pound...... 29
50c Pnre Cream Tartar, pound.... 30
$1 Earthquake (carpet cleaner) pk 60
50c Wool Sponges (for auto 'biles) 33
50c Dandy Roach Powder, can 39
40c Witch Hazel (best), quart.... 33
3oc Carbolineum (German) at only 20
25c Spirits Camphor (8-oz.), at....20
25c Glycerine and Bay Rum, bottle 16fr
25c En-gin-ol (for lawn mowers )..20
25c Belmont Silver Polish, at only20J
25e Assorted Corks, box, at ordy20
15c Powdered Borax, pound, at... ..9J
15c Powdered Soapetone, pound . ...9
10c Paraffins, pound, at only 9J
10c Glycerine and Rose Water, bot. 6J
10c Sewing Machine Oil, bottle . ...6
15c Denatured Alcohol, bottle, at..ll
10c "Woodlark" pure spices, pepper 7i
10c "Woodlark" pure spices, ginger 7
10c "Woodlark" pure spices, alspice 7S
10c "Woodlark" pure spices, cloves 7J
10c "Woodlark" pure spices, sage 7J
25o Carbolic Acid, per bottle at. . . .19
15c Compound Licorice Powder ..9
15c Bird Seed (best for singers.... 11
With each 50c purchase of these sale
goods, a 25c can of Radio will be
given to oar customers.
Toilet Articles
At Cut Prices
50o Pompeian Cream, at only. .....32
25c Lusterite Kail Enamel, at only 16
50c La BJache Face Powder, at..29
2oc Satin Skin Powder, at only.... 164
25c Sozodont, at only ...16
25c Spiro Powder, at low price of 15J
25c Sanitol Paste, at low price of. . 16
25c Holmes' Froetilla, at onIy....l4J
50c Camel!ine, at the low price of 29
2ac Williams ' Talcum Powder, at . .15
$1.00 Scheffler's Colorine, at only 69
2oe Sanitol Powder, at low price of 16c
$5.00 Handbags at $3.98
$1 to $2.50 Bags at Half
New Handbag, all shades, fluffed alligator. Regular
price $5.00 Special for this sale at ,...$3.98
Soft Leather Bags, all shades of brown, tan and black.
from $1.00 to $2.50 ONE-HALF OFF
Medicine Cases in Seal, Walrus and Alligator, in sets
of 2, 3 and 6 bottles. Prices from 85c to $6.50 1-4 OFF
Coin Purses, values to 50c at only 11
Switches and Puffs
At "Woodlark" Prices
Savings on Novelty
Jewelry
l-FOURTH OFF
on Imported Jew
elry, Novelties, Hat
Pins. Brooches,
Necklaces, Neck
Chains.
$12 Switc's S7.70
plO Switc's $6.50
F7.50 Switch es..$5
$10 Puffs $6.50
P7.50 Puffs S5.00
Bargains in Rubber
$2.23 3-at. White Rubber Fountain Syringe, 4 hard rub
ber tubes, rapid flow, for only $1.73
fl.25 White Rubber Water Bottle for only 73
S1.50 Ladies' Spray Syringe, for only 98c
$1.50 Shower Spray, at the low price of $1.17
25c Rubber Animals, Rattles and Dolls 13C
10c Rubber Balls, colored, for the low price of 6
Patent Medicines
At "Woodlark" Prices
Foley Kidney Pills, at low price of 69
Bell Kidney Pills, at low price of 17
De Witt's Kidney Pills, at only 39
Dodd's Kidney Pills, at only... ..39
Doan's Kidney Pills, at only 35
Williams' Pink Pills, at only 33
Palmo Tablets, at the low price of 39J
Burkhart's Compound, at only.... 692
Chamberlain Liver Tablets, at....l6
Athlo Tablets, at low price of . .. .-.16
Booth Pills, at the low price of ..16
Beecham's Pills, at low price of. . . -19d
Brandeth's Pills, at low price of 17
Ayers' Pills, at the low price of 17
Foley's Liver Pills, for only 16
Cockles' Pills at the low price of 39
Tactina Pillets, at the low price of 33
Franck's Pills, at the low price of 39
VfnnA ' Pills, at the. low nrice of..l6
King's Pills, at the low price of..l5
Jaynes' -.rills, at tne low price oi..xot--Herrick's
Pills, for the low price of 15i
Kilmer Pills, for the low price of..l6
Pierce's Pills, for the low price of . .15
Wines and Liquors
Today and Tomorrow
J1.25 Clarke's Bourbon Whisky, bonded,
for a short time only at ifC
$1.50 Cloverdalc Rye, full qts., bonded,
for a short time only, at 98
$1.50 Old Oscar Pepper, full qts., bonded,
for a short time only, at $1.04
fl.2o House of Lords bcotch. . . .ftl.Uo
fl.50 Fouchez XXX Imported Cognac
for the small price or .5&X.1S
S1.50 Real Geneva Hollaud Gin, large
size, for a short time only, at. . . .$1.18
fl.00 Gordon Dry Gin, at only 89
7nc California Wine Association Hitrh
Grade Port. Sherrv. Angelica. Tokay,
Muscat, Madeira, Claret, Zinfandel, Hock
S Riesling. Choice, 4906 for $Z.5U
Exclusive Agents for Cross GlovesCanadian Money Taken at Full Face Value
3 GLASSES
MADE
Indians on Umatilla Reserva
tion Examined.
PROPERTY WILL BE LEASED
SALKM. Or. Spt. 1. i Special.)
Jnn 1). Rosrlalr. wife murdcrrr of
Hi'lshoro. sentenced to hans; Thur
lay. Se ptember . anrl Isaac N. Harrell.
who murdered the Newell brothers In
Jake County, and Is sentenced to hans;
Krjday. September . are now maklna;
an effort to save their necks by securing-
the Intervention nf Actinic (lor.
"ernnr Jay Bowerman. Tht Actlns; Oov
ernor vkalted the two men at the death
cells la the penitentiary today and
listened to the statement of their
,AllKtM
no-e.ir stick, to the story of ""- RAILWAY BOOSTS OREGON
, "i wsr iiitrif m ITU VI
Competent to Handle Own Affairs,
but Irresponsible Must Act
Through Agenla 400
Allottees Remain.
PENDLETON. Or.. Sept. ! (SpeclaJ.)
Of tho totsil tiumbar of allottee on tn
I'matllla Indian ' Reservation. ITS hava
been eaatnlned as to their competency
tlon of President Tait. ne can see no res- i . .... .nnnintI for
n for the present reolt axalnst the I ' "-'"' ---m
....i ...i nf the Renuhllcan I this purpose, by the Department m jnuuwi
Anairs. i nis fir h.vmmv....
Dartv.
Senator Piles took occasion to speak
few words of commendation or ttepre
sentatlve McCredle. The Senator said
that the Representative had done all In
hU Dover while In Congress to benefit his
district and his state, and expressed the
opinion that McCredle had merttea tne
appreciation of the voters of his district.
milk at him and he wounded her. later
ktHinjr her to put her out of her
misery. Harrell tells a rather discon
nected story and denlres the Oovernor
tn ito over the evidence In his case
carefully, which he has agreed to do.
The Acting: Governor has notified
everyone interested la the rases of the
two men that he will give them a bear
Ins; nest Tuesday and listen to what
ever they might have to say In the
matter. He ststes that It must be un
derstood that he Is not seriously con
sidering a parole for either of the men.
but will bear whatever contentions
that are to be made In their behalf In
order to assure them that he will make
a complete Investigation Into the asser
tions that they have made to him.
Harrell Is stoical and carries a non
chalant manner, while, on the other
r and. Roaelalr spends much, of his
time praylnc and some of It In sobbing.
Harrell frequently upbraids him for the
attitude he take, declaring- that a man
who accomplished such an easy trick as
'killing a woman should not worry so
much over his troubles.
TIETON UNIT IS INSPECTED
Army Board) and Reclamation Offi
cial VMi North Yakima.
ftORTH T A K IMA. Sept. 1. (Special. )
The board of army engineers and of
ficials of the reclamation service vis
ited the head of the Tleton unit of the
Takima project yesterday, riding bv
wagons from Naches up the Nsches and
Cowlche Valleya and Tleton Canyon.
The party walked through one of the
Is-foot concrete tunnels which bring
the watr from the canyon across to
te valley through mountains of solid
reck. Tea thousand feet ol tunneling
Great Nortlern lltquesta Photos for
Ijtntern Slides.
The following letter Is being mailed by
F. V. CJraham. Western Industrial and
Immigration agent of the Great North
ern, to all commercial ciuos in vrvgon.
We would be glad If you could supply us
with a lot of good photographs or uregon
orchards, farm scenes, etc.. for use In our
Omon car. and In our various Eastern em-
hlbltlons. We will te objured, to get up quite
a collection of lantern ahdee on Oregon, and
tould like to have some photographs as
soon a eosslble.
If you will please send me some nice pno-
tosraphs of your town, or some scenes In
your locality, which you think would be of
Interest. e will make good "e or tnem. i
...Mrs .-on a ml will much annreclate an V
thing of that kind that you wiii kindly sena I competent to naaaie ineir properly ana
In to me.
We want to put a number of photographs
of different kinds In all or our exhibits.
well ss In the Oreson car. We would also
like to use a number of them In the spe
cial exhibits which we are going to make
at the Illinois and Ohio state fairs, the Na
tional 1'orn Show and the Western Penn
sylvania Rxponltlon -at Pittsburg. If you
will please mall me soma photos to 122
Third street. Portland. Or., as soon as con
venient. I will much appreciate It.
made last evenlnc by Major E. L Swarts-
lander, eurent on the reservation and one
of the members of the competency com
mission. The other members are JJr. c
E. McCnesney; special Indian agent, and
E. j. Snmervllle. of this city, who repre-
senta the slate on the board.
But 400 allottees remain on the, reser
vallon. per cent of them having died
since the allotment were made tn 189L
Am these allottees are the only one to be
examined by tha commission, tha work
will probably be completed within three
months, though the hardest of It is yet
to come.
Dally Sessions Are Held.
The commission holds sessions at the
agency ench day of the week with the
exception of Saturday and Sunday, but
practically all those Indians who are
now on the reservation and are able to
coma to the agency have been examined.
Vrom now on the commission will be
compelled to spend considerable time In
hunting up those Indians who are too
old or too lck to rejpoa at uie agency
or who are now living on some other
reservation.
The work of the commission consists
In dividing the Indians Into three classes.
The first class will be declared entirely
New Church at Roy Completed.
FORF.ST GROVE. Or.. Sept l.-(9pe-rlsl.)
The recently completed Methodist
Episcopal Church at Roy will be dedi
cated September 11 and the dedicatory
address will be given by Rev.- Mr. Row
land, of Salem. The church was built
through the efforts of Rev. W. C. Slew
art, pastor of the Banks M. E. Church.
It Is a small though handsome structure,
the interior of which Is finished In native
fir.
During June M.ae.7 persons left ftreat
Britain for places out of Europe. Of these
33 t5 were Frititn.
will therefore be given patent to their
lands and allowed to do with It as they
see fit. The second class will consist of
those who are considered capable of rent
ing their land and will therefore be al
lowed to lease It to whomsoever they
please. The third claas will comprise
the Incompetents and over these the Gov
ernment will continue to exercise the
same supervision as at present. That Is.
the Government will supervise the leas
ing of their lands, will receive the
money for such leasing; and will pay It
out to the Indian a needed.
At present there are 1060 Indian on the
reservation entitled to allotment. Of this
number 400 are allottees, ano minors who
are interested In heirship land. M0 mi
nors not Interested In heirship land and
about ITS Indians to whom final patents
to their lands have been Issued.
Rich Wheat Land Held.
Most of those who have already been
given patent to their allotments and who
have sold them are mixed Walla Walla.
Their allotment comprise 1S.000 acre of I
valuable wheat land, which i already on
the tax rolls of Umatilla County.
Major Swartsjander refused to give the
percentage of competent Indians being
found, saying thi would not be an
nounoed until after tha final report Is
made to tha Department of Indian At-
rairs.
ROAD TO BE INSPECTED
State Officiate Arrive at Vancouver
Today for Two Davs Trip.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Sept. l.-(Spe-
clal.) To inspect state road No. 8. be
tween Vancouver and Stevenson, i
party composed of state official and
newspaper men from tha Sound cities,
la expected to arrive here tomorrow.
The party will be made up of Gover
nor Hay, C W. Clausen. State Auditor
H. L. Bowlby. of the State Hlsrhway
commission: Samuel Kill. Senator Fish-
back. A. J. Blethen. of the Seattle
Times, and Sammy Perkins, of tha Ta
coma Ledger and Evening News. The
party la to leave Vancouver at 7 A. M
In automobiles.
Leaving their machines at Stevenson
the party will go by the North Bank
Koad to t,yle, where the convict are
building state roads. Prom Lyle they
win go by the Great Northern to Miry
bill to examine the road being built
there, spending the night In Goldendala
ana returning to Vancouver the follow
ing day by train and automobile.
PRUNE-DRYING TO BEGIN
Growers Say Quality of Fruit Is Su
perior to Last Year.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Sept. 1 Soe-
claL) The prune-drylng season w'H
likely open next Monday on East Mill
Plain and other places In that section.
This will be an early year for prunes.
fernaps xtitw is accounted for by the
fact that the crop Is light and tha
prunes left on the trees were some
what forced.
Many prunegrowers say that the
quality of the prunes this year Is far
superior to that of last season, and the
ftlie will also be larger. The strong
east wind last week blew - ofr several
hundred tons of prunes In the county
and these. In some cases, are ripening
on the ground, as the weather has been
most favorable for It. so there will be
little loss.
The price of prunes has risen to about
cents a pound for 35 a, an exception
ally high price. This Is more than 1
cent a pound higher than was received
here last year.
GRAIN IS NEARLY ALL IN
Drop-in Price Causes Lighter Ship
ments From Dayton, Wash.
tATTON. Wash.. Sept. 1- (Special.)
This week will see Columbia County's
1.500. 000-bushel grain crop under cover
except the grain harvested along tha
foothills, where the harvest Is just
terminating. Rains are now welcome.
It Is estimated that 500 men are now
employed here In hauling and ware
house work. Grain Is arriving in tha
warehouses at the rate of 100,000 bush
els a day.
Although it was predicted earlier that
warehouse room, would be short, the
light crop 0 per cent of normal pre
cludes any uneasiness, and buyers are
of the opinion that there will be plenty
of storage room, despite the fact that
one-third of the old crop Is still held.
A drop of several cents In the grain
market this week has caused selling to
lag temporarily and shipments to Port
land will be light this week.
Russia ranks third among European coun
tries In the number of cotton spindles. More
than K.OOO.0OO are now being operated.
Long- Wheel Base. Ample Room
Cushion Tims. Ito Fractures
FRANK C. RIGGS
FaekanI Service Building
Cornell Road
Twenty-third and Washington Sta.
Mala 4542; A 1U7.
IF
'YOU
Want to Be
Sure of Quality
as Well as Quantity, Let
Be the Candy You Buy
Imperial Candy Co.
Makers of Quality Candy
It Is the Purchasing
Power of Your Dollars
That intereets you. If the standard makes (and they are
standard makes) of the Shoes we sell are good values at $4.00,
$5.00 and $6.00, they should be a mighty sight better at
$2.00 and $2.50
Should they not? "We sell the factory samples of the best
American Shoes manufactured.
NOTICE!
Our upstairs
rent is one-seventh
of the rent
paid by ground
floor stores. No
fancy fixtures,
no heavy ex
penses, but .just
perfect - fitting,
stylish $4 to $6
shoes for ladies
at
$2.00
NOTICE!
Our upstairs
rent is one-seventh
of the rent
paid by ground
floor stores. No
fancy fixtures,
no heavy ex
penses, but just
perfect - fitting,
stylish $4 to $6
shoes for men.
Pair
$2.50
Portland's BRANCH New
Busiest ' 150 Third St.,
-J Bet. Morrison and Alder Shipments
sw Upstairs. Weeklv
oaop opposite skidmore-s. weehuy
OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
ON SATURDAY 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M.
Sixth Floor Oregonian Bldg.
Rooms 600-601-602-603-603.
:take elevator;