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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGONIAN TELEPHONES. Prtntlnr-room slain 7070. A 6095 City Circulation Main 7070. A 6085 Menacing Editor Main 7070. A 6095 BunOay Editor Main 7070, A 6065 Composing-room Main 7070, A 6003 Buprtntandant bonding ...Main 7070. A SO 35 AMT78EMKXTS. RBILIO THEATER (Seventh and Taylor) English players in tha comedy, "Po mander Walk." Tonight at 8:15. BAKER THEATER (Eleventh and Morri son) Baker players In the drama, "Paid In Pall." Tonight at 8:15. OHPHEUM THEATER (Morrison, Between Sixth and Seventh) Vaudeville. Tonight at 1:30. EMPRESS THEATER (Park and Washing ton) Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:15 tonight at T:80 and o'clock. PANT AGES THEATER (Seventh and Al der) Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:15, tonight at 7:30 and o'clock. OAKS PARK (Willamette River) Amuse ment park; varied attractions. This after noon and tonight. PEOPLE'S, STAR, ARCADE OH JOT. TIVOLI AND CRYSTAL First-run pic tures, 11 A. M. to 12 P. M. SECRBATION PARK (24th and Vaughn) Baseball. Portland vs. Oakland. This aft ernoon at 8 o'clock. Advertisements tattooed tor the City Maws la Brief column la Sunday's Issue most b handed la The Oregonlan business file by o'clock fiaturdaa- evening. Examination Dates Set. The United States Civil Service Commission an nounces that the following: examina tions will be held to secure eligibles and fill vacancies in the different de partments: Photolithographic printer. October 26; lithographic transferrer, October, 26; lithographic pressman, October 26; general meehanic, October, 26; negative cutter, October 26; miller, October 26; specialist in rural educa tion. October 19; laboratory assistant in engineering, October 23; collector and compiler of statistics, October 26; as sistant In tobacco Investigations, October 23. Further information with reference to these examinations can be secured from Z. A. Leigh at the Portland PostofTice. LiInnton Product Not in Demand. Mayor Rushlight has been notified by the County Court that for the next three or four months the county will not require any of the rock from the Llnnton quarry and that the city may take the entire output. The city now gets 10 per cent and the county 90 per cent of the rock. Only city prisoners are kept at Llnnton. The agreement between the county and the city provides that the city must furnish food for the prisoners and guards. The county, which owns the quarry, pays all salaries and maintenance expenses. The county road fund Is practically depleted and but little more work will be done on the county roads this year. Bull Moosh Spend J4500. According to a statement filed with the Secretary of State byL. M. Lepper. secretary of the Roosevelt organization in the primary campaign, 14500 was received and expended In carrying Oregon for the ex-President last April. The re ceipts Included two subscriptions of $2000 and $1600 from Joseph M. Dixon. Roosevelt's campaign manager. Others contributing to the fund were: F. W. Mulkey with two "liana," one for 1682.68 and the other for $93.65. Mr. Lepper also made a "loan" of $57.29 and Dan Kellaher contributed 1200. Highland School Mothers to Meet. The regular monthly meeting of the teachers' and mothers' committee of the Highland school will be held In the schoolhouse at 3 P. M. today. A number of speakers will address the parents on topics of interest, and mat ters pertaining to the school will come up for consideration. The kinder garten committee of the highland school has arranged to care for the young children of mothers who wish to attend the meeting. A full represen tation of the parents of the Highland district Is desired. T. R. -Johkson Clubs to Bb Forked. Preliminary steps towards the organi zation of Business Men's Roosevelt Johnson clubs throughout the state were taken yesterday at a meeting of Portland business men in the green room at the Commercial Club. There was a good attendance at the meeting and considerable enthusiasm was mani fested for the Progressive party nomi nees. C. C. Craig was chairman of the meeting and E. O. Burdon, secretary- Georob N. Davis Booster Meeting. There will be a meeting of the citi zens of Portland and Multnomah Coun ty to further the candidacy of George N. Davis for the office of Circuit Judge, department No. 4, In the as- t-1 nt . Wnmnn ftf Wnnil. eeiiiuiy luww . . u . . craft Hall. Tenth and Taylor streets, Friday evening. October 4, 1912. at 8 P. M- Let every one Interested in the Judiciary come out. Committee. (Paid adv.) Memorial Services to Bb Held. Memorial services for Reuben P. Graham, a Portland attorney who died last week, will be held in Judge Mor row's courtroom Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. A committee consisting of County Judge Cleeton. H. B. Nicholas. C. M. Idleman, W. H. Powell and John Manning has been appointed to draft resolutions concerning Mr. Graham. Books Close October 20. Begin ning with Saturday, October 6, the registration books will remain open until 9 o'clock at night at the Court house. October 20 Is the last -day on which a voter may register. The total registration now is; Republicans, 85,247; Democrats. 6366; Socialists, 724; Independents, 295; Prohibitionists, S8; Progressives, 53. McAteb Gets License. The license committee of the City Council yester day granted a license to Frank L. Mc Atee to sell real estate. The Realty Board committee had filed charges of unfair dealing, but he presented let ters from persons with whom he had done business to show that he had been, honest with them and recommend ing him highly. "Hear O Israel," Is Subject. "Hear O Israel" will be the subject of the sermon at Beth Israel tonight. Serv ices will begin at 8 o'clock. The Sab bath morning lesson Is the first two chapters of Genesis. Services at 10:30 A. M. Rabbi Wise will officiate, and all men and women are Invited cordial ly to be present, Multnomah Countt Fair at Gresbam. October 2, 3, 4 and 5. Horse racing dally. A round-trip rate of 25 cents will be made on above dates. Hourly service. Tickets must be pur chased at' ticket offices. First and Alder, East Water and Hawthorne, Golf Junction or Lents Junction. Port land Railway. Light & Power Company. "Scenic" Station on the Mount Hood line. In the fertile Powell Valley. Ex cursion Sunday, October 6, by Umbden stock & Larson Company, to show this property. Special cars leave Third and Yamhill at 10 A. M., returning at 4 o'clock. Round trip tickets. Including lunch. 25 cents. Portland Railway and Vancouver Barracks use Roslyn Cascade coal. This class of trade gets their money's worth; "They know." Why don't you? Portland & Suburban Coal Company, exclusive agents. Phones Main 858, A 335S. Mission to Open at Milwaukee. Rev. Father Barrett, of the Rederop torlst Order will open a week's mission In the Catholic Church at Milwaukie next Sunday with high mass at 10:15 A. M- The public is Invited. Woodlawn Improvement Association to Meet. The Woodlawn Improve ment Association will hold an im portant meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Greene's Hall, on Dekum avenue. rev. J. C. F. Grumbine speaks In Cbristensen's (large) Hall, Sundays of October at S and s P. M. 12.75 Comforts on sale today, S1.50. Calef Bros, East Third and East Mor rison streets. Acne's Portraits. Columbia bldg., tor men w uiucu, vuj.uicm. V. . 1 .. XfnlH-A to of BE Completed. The improvement annoy Doutevara win do guuui without regard to a viaduct over continued the O.-W. R. & I. crossing, between East Thlrty-eeventn ana Kast inirty- trMf. At thA mrlner of the -eighth Ross- As sociation . Tuesday night Councilman Menefee assured the citizens tnat the erection of the viaduct will not t i imnrnmnt anl said the delay street will complete their part at the crossing as have been made at this intersection, perma nent crossings for the double tracks of the streetcar line and the main line of the O.-W. R. N. must be built before the pavement Is cut down. This club will " ask that safety gates be placed and maintained by the street railway and O.-W. R. & N. on both sides of the crossing in lieu of a viaduct, the viaduct question being left for the future. Sbwbraqe roB Monta villa Planned. Plans for the Montavilla and North Mount Tabor extension of the East Stark-street sewer system have been completed and the extension, known as "East Glisan-street extension of East Stark-street trunk sewer No. 2." may be contracted for soon. It begins at East Sixty-fourth street and connects with East Stark trunk No. S at East Forty-fourth street, now under con struction, and runs to East Seventy nn,i Trent filleAn streets. It covers several thousand acres of land. and will serve an tne district in wu ter Addition. North Mount Tabor, t TUTnn. villa tn t h citV JUUCOUllPIQ) - limits and the east side to Mount Tabor ud to East Seventy-nrst street n,ism sets of plans were prepared, the cost r. f.nn, ni9i;3i tn 1154.299. The latter Is for re-lnforced concrete pipe with vitnneo or giazea cemeni ewc pipe. - It is the last unit In the trunk sewer system for this territory. Powell-Street Improvement Nearlt Completed. The improvement of Powell Btreet, between East Twenty- M.a A G.rt Tn-an ti.HI Tth ffl beinST completed and the street will be opened to me puDiic in a snort iiiue. a. ent it is closed and all travel from . ! T1 1 1 irnll. vnaA mllBt (niVIA IntO LUO i until .AIICJ " the city on some other street. The improvement 01 cast iweniyaw-i" street, between Division and Holgate streets, has been started, a steam shovel being used to hurry up the grading. This street will be Improved with hard surface. Work has been started on the Improvement of East Twenty-first street, between Powell and Bismarck streets, at the Southern Paclfio carshops. The streetcar com pany Is placing stone blocks between it track on East Twenty-first street. in advance of the pavement. Anti-Crook leaocb suggested. Charles Marchand has written to The Oregonlan offering to subscribe $25 as a nucleus for an Anti-Crook League. He suggests that by popular subscrip tion money be raised with which to establish a bureau for the purpose of securing photographs of swindlers. He concludes by saying, "I am confident that It will be the means of saving thousands of dollars to honest people who will look at the pictures before listening to any business proposition." He does not explain how It would be possible to secure the pictures unless the alleged crooks were convicted on criminal charges. Governor West is invited to lead the anti-crook move ment. New Church Societt Votes on Minister. There will be a meeting of the Portland New Church Society im mediately following the close of the Sunday morning service In Knights of Pythias hall to consider the call of Rev. Charles A. Nussbaum, of St. Louis, Mo, as minister of this society. A full attendance is desired. The constitu tion of the society requires a three fourths viva voce vote of members in attendance at the meeting and a three fourths written vote of the members not at present residing in Multnomah County. Secretary Edward F. Cobb is receiving the votes of absentees, and the result will be announced Sunday morning. Epidemic Well in Hand. The City Health Officer, Dr. C. H. Wheeler, yes terday reported that the outbreak of dlptheria. which had resulted In the withdrawal of over 30 children from the Failing school, had been taken well in hand. Only one case was dis covered yesterday in the Jewish colony on South Second street, where the out break started, and with the drastic methods taken by the health officers to quarantine the Infected area, it Is ex pected that no further cases will oc cur. A policeman is on guard over seven houses to prevent the entrance of people without authority, and the whole district It closely watched. Mrs. Richards' Body Cremated. J. P. M. Richards, president of the Spokane & Eastern Trust Company of Spokane, arrived in the city yesterday with the body of his wife for cremation at the Sellwood Crematory. Mr. Richards was accompanied by his son, Joslah and bv his son-in-law. Rev. Everett P. Smith, of Montana. The burial service was conducted at the chapel and the party left later for their homes. During their stay Mr. Richards and his rela tives were the guests of Mrs. E. A. Jobes and A. Jobes. Mr. Richards Is well known In financial circles in this city. MazamaS to Tramp on Skyline Boulevard. The Mazamas Sunday trip will take them out on the United Rail way line to Tunnel Spur, just beyond Falkenberg, whence they will tramp back to the city over the Skyline boulevard, from which a magnificent view is obtained. The train leaves Second and Stark at 8:16 A. M. The tramp Is about 16 miles long, but may be shortened by those who desire It by returning to the railroad at or near Llnnton. U"Ren Anxious to Debate. W. S tTRen is not satisfied with the reply of Charles H. Shields, secretary of the Oreson Equal Taxation League, who has agreed to "meet the Oregon City man in Joint discussion of the various pending tax measures during the last week of the campaign. In a letter 'to Mr. Shields yesterday Mr. ITRen renews his challenge for a dally debate with Mr. Shields until the campaign closes. Club Asks for Voting Booth. The Rossmere-Hancock-Street Improvement Club has asked that the voting booth for the precinct at the intersection of East Thirty-seventh street and' Sandy boulevard be moved from East Fifty seventh street and Sandy boulevard further west for the accommodation of voters. Voters are now required to go to East Fifty-seventh street from the west side of the precinct. rally Social Is Tonight. The Christian Endeavors of all the Con gregational churches of the city will hold a rally social tonight In the parlors of the First Church of this denomination at 8 o'clock. Previous to the meeting there Is to be a banquet at which only the officers of the so cieties will be present. Grange to Attend G res ham Fair. Evening Star Grange will open Satur day morning at the hall on Section Line road, and after a short session will adjourn to attend the fair at Gresham. Evening Star Grange has prepared a display for the fair this year. Sundat School Convention to Be Held at Boring. The Sunday school convention of Milwaukle district will be held at the Methodist Church at Boring Saturday. Services will open In the morning. Sunday school workers of the district will attend. Clackamas Club Meets. The Clacka mas Improvement Club will meet to night in the hall at Clackamas to consider electric railway connection with Portland and other matters of Importance to that community. Must Have Monet. Will sacrifice Hawthorne corner, 100x100. Phone Marshall 1680. Wedding Rings. The latest Tiffany shape at Jaeger Bros- Multnomah Hotel Turkish baths. Rate Case Is Heard. For the pur pose of taking testimony in the case of, the Railroad Cermmisslon of Ore gon against the Southern Pacific be fore the Interstate Commerce Commis sion in which rates from Eastern points to the Willamette Valley are Involved. Special Examiner Pugh held a session in the United States District Court room yesterday. The testimony pre sented was entirely documentary and the hearing will be continued this morning with the expectation that the case will be closed by this afternoon. Diamonds, very finest at Jaeger Bros. SCANDINAVIANS TO GATHER Annual Session of Good Templars Kbw On at Y. M. O. A. The annual sessions of the Washington-Oregon grand lodge of the Scan dinavian Independent Order of Good Templars, which opened at the Port land T. M. C. A. rooms yesterday, will be continued today and concluded to morrow. Today's sessions will open at 9:30 A. M. and will not conclude until the Incoming officers are In stalled. The feature programme of the meet ing will be held tomorrow night fol lowing the banquet at the T. M. C. A. at 6 o'clock. The address of welcome is to be given by John A, Bloom, of Seattle, president of the order for the Northwest and speeches will be made by George F. CotterllL Mayor of Se attle, who is the chief templar of the order in the United States, and by Governor West or his representative. Several musical and monologue num bers will be Included. The officers' reports read at the business sessions of the lodge yester day revealed the healthy condition of the order in the Nortthwest. A. A. Nelson, president of the Portland lodge, Is chairman ofts committee on arrangements. All'seiiVions of the Northwest are represented at the con vention. VAGRANCY APPEAL LOOMS John Parker May Take Stockpile Sentence to Supreme Court. John Parker, convicted In Judge Gan tenbein's court Wednesday of vagrancy and sentenced to 90 days on the rock pile, has decided to take an appeal to the Supreme Court. He has discharged Seneca Fouts as his attorney and sub stituted RalDh E. Moody. Judge Gan- tenbein yesterday increased Parker's bail to $2000 from $250, the amount on which he was released late Wednesday night, Parker was arrested yesterday afternoon to remain in the County Jail until he can furnish the $2000 bond. As no record was made at the trial In Judge Gantenbein's court, the difficulty of appealing is Increased. It will be necessary for the attorneys to stipu late what the testimony was and for the Judge to grant a certificate of prob able cause. This Judge Gantenbeln may refuse to do. Parker blames Fouts for not having secured a re porter. In the County Jail yesterday afternoon he recalled that Fouts has several times acted as attorney for 8am Krasner, formerly Parker's friend and business associate, but now his bitter est enemy, and intimated strongly a belief that Fouts had "double-crosBed" him. "YE OREGON GRILLE." Farewell week of Miss Bess Stokes, the most popular soprano ever visiting Portland. Miss Shlelda Bols, contralto. Solos and duos every evening for din ner and theater. Meet your friends at the Oregon Grille. Make table reser vations early. PENNEY BROS. FRIDAT SPECIAL We offer our $2 wines at $1 a gallon; $160 wines at 75o a gallon; Straight Kentucky Whisky, seven years old, regular $4.50 at $3.50 a gallon; Ken tucky Whisky, regular $3.60. at $2.50 a gallon; $3 grade Whisky. $2.10 a gallon. Friday only. 379 E. Morrison Bt. Phones East 287. B 3426. Free delivery. Dr. Marcellus to Attend Convention. Dr. M. B. Marcellus, secretary of the State Medical Association, will leave In about a week for Chicago to attend a special convention of the American Medical Association called for October 23 and 24. The meeting is to be at tended by secretaries of the assocla- Years of Suffering Catarrh and Blood Disease Doctors Failed to Cure. Miss Mabel F. Dawklns. 1214 Lafay ette St.. Fort Wayne. Ind.. writes: For three years I was troubled with catarrh and blood disease. I tried sev eral doctors and a dozen different rem edies, but none of fhem did me any good. A friend told me of -Hood's Sar saparllla. I took two bottles of this medicine and was as well and strong as ever. I feel like a different person and recommend Hood's to any one suf fering from catarrh." Hood's Sarsaparilla effects Its won derful cures, not simply because It contains sarsaparilla, but because It combines the utmost remedial values of more than 20 different Ingredients, greatly strengthened and enriched. . Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsataba. COFFEE THAT BUILDS TRADE "Our Own Mixture," mixed by an expert, and always uniform in fla vor. A Coffee that will start the day right ior you, and - cause no dissatisfaction. Buy today at L. MAYER & CO. "Portland's Oldest "The Store That 148 Third Street. WEEK-END SAVING ON REGULAR STOCKED GROCERIES: All Local Hard Wheat Flour, 50-pound sacks . .$1.25 Snider 's Catsup, per bottle -20$ Kippered Herring, "new pack," regular 25c tin 20 Canned Pimentos, large size, regular 25c 20 New Herring, "Milchner," six for ;...25 Dubonet Cocktails, quart, regular $1.50 $1.25 Full pint 8-year-old Rye or Bourbon, bottle DIRECT SHIPMENT FROM FRANCE OF DELICACIES: Duckling with Green Peas, . Duckling with Olives, and in fat,'' Snails Bordelaise, Frogs Bordelaise. JELLIED AND TRUFFLED: Woodcopk, Thrush, Partridge, Plover, Quail, Lark and Pheasant. Fish and Game Pates; Galantine of Turkey and Chicken. RHODE BUTTER: Made from cream that comes from one dairy. We are the sole sellers of this perfectly delicious sanitary product Try a roll today. DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Wagon and messenger service. Goods at your door when you ex pect them. Riverdale deliveries Tuesdays and Fridays. Open an account with us. Let It Earn MoneyTillSpring The money that you plan on invest ing in the Spring needn't be idle till that time. Well be glad to give you a good rate of in terest on it if you leave it with us for a stated period. The best way possible to receive an earning on funds that are tem porarily idle is to place them in this bank on a CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT Money thus deposited is absolutely safe. Portland Trust Ccmpany of Oregon B A N K Third and Oak Streets tlons of all the states. The conven tion Is called to consider the regula tion of the membership of the organi zation. Th British patent office receives 80,000 applications ier minum. "Hiawatha?" Best Utah coal. B. 303. Manufactured only by JAMES PYLF & SONS. New York DAHLIAS 25 OFF For your benefit we have a dis play of new and fancy Dahlia Flowers. Call and make your selection now. Bulbs delivered in the Spring. If you. made list at the Dahlia Show last week, bring it along. 25 per cent discount if ordered now. Routledge Seed & Floral Co. 169 2d St., near Morrison. ICCHWAB PRINTING CO: hj BEN F.GREENE. PRESIDENT 34-5 STARK. STREET and Best Grocers.' Aims for Quality" A 4432, Main 9432. ' ! ' - ft PROFITS Abandoned and. Cost Not Considered During Alteration Period INVESTIGATE We can't give too great pub licity or throw too much light upon our sweeping offer 1 What investment could any clothing buyer make that would yield a quick and as big a dividend? A cut of 25 per cent our regular prices on and Winter Clothing. - What man that expects to continue wearing clothes isn't; interested enough' to investigate this money-saving opportunity? High-grade clothing at the price you pay for ordinary cheap goods. , - F . Boys' Clothing Greatly Reduced Baincoats for Men and Women Reduced. Ladies' Smart Johnnie Coats Reduced. Slightly spaced front Made of white striped Madras ex ceedingly .smart. 2 for 25c Arrow COLLARS Cfaiett, Feabody Ac Company, Troy, N.T. Find Health In The Olympics Bathe In the natural mineral watera of Sol Due Hot 6pring a apeclflo for the cure of. rheumatism, liver, stomach, kid ney, blood and nervoua dlsordera, Rec reate at ' SOI DUO HOT SPRINGS HOTEL "The Carlsbad of America" A magnificently appointed hostelry with a modern sanatorium In connection. Steamer "Sol Due-' leaves Coleman Dock dally except Monday at 1 A. M., and passengers arrive at Sol Due Hot Springs during the afternoon of same day. Round trip tickets, $11.0. For descriptive literature, address Ir. Wm. W. Earlea, Medical Superintendent, Sol Due Wash SEATTLE OFFICE 607 American Bank Building. . HOTEL mm SAN FBAHG.SGQ Geary Street, above Union Square European Plan $1.60 a day up ( American Plan $3.00 a day up New steel and brick structure. Every modern convenience. Moderate rate. Center of theater and retail district. On carllnes transferrins; all over city. Electric omnibus meets trains and steamers. Bowers Hotel Eleventh and Stark Streets, Operated on Both the . American and European Plana. Rate! by the day, week or month on either plan. Tak the Oreson Hotel Boa to the Bowen Hotel. WRIGHT & DICKINSON . PHOPHUETORS CHARLES H. ROWLEY, Mgr. 1 ' - -j6iJS?m from Fall $35.00 Suits and Overcoats .$26.25 $3.0.00 Suits and Overcoats $21.65 $25.00 Suits and Overcoats $18.75 $20.00 Suits and Overcoats $14.85 $15.00 Suits and Overcoats.. .$11.25 Lion. Clothing' po., Fourth and Morrison SEALY-DRESSER GROCERS, BAKERS, TEA AND WINE MERCHANTS. , 288-290 292 STARK STREET MAIN 7200 fc a OREGON'S Reeocnlaed Headquarters Beat Things to Eat. NABOB OREGON CIDER 0n finest cider apples In the world. KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY T0 I say In sr. "An apple a day keepa the doctor away," Is especially true when the apple Is made Into cider. The salts and acids of the apple are a sure preventive of rheumatism and kindred complaints. NABOB OREGON CIDER ttTSe free from preservatives of any kind. Drink It freely and grlve It to Cflp the children. Per grail on only.. uu RECOGNIZED HEADQ.TJARTER9 BEST COFFEE. Our peculiar process of roasting; brings out the full merits of the coffee. No artificial substance added to increase weight. This is of paramount Importance to-the consumer. FRESH ROASTS DAILY. 288-290-293 STARK STREET SCHOOLS AND TnMT TV UUMU Tke School that Places i MILITARY ACADEMY PORTLAND, OREGON Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Fall Term Opens Monday. Sept. IB. Piano Studio LOUIS H. BOLL TEACHER OF PIANO. Special CareWith Children SOO-l-2 Tilford Bids. Hartvig Nissen Corrective Exereiaee, Swedish Grm nastica In Claaaea or Private. Twenty Years Instructor at Harvard University. 554 Lovejoy St. TeL Mara. 2707. RAZORS,SHEARS,STROPS Grinding and Honing of Rasora. LEWiS-STENGER BARBER SUPPLYCo. Morrison Street,' at Tenth. GOOD GOODS ALWAYS. Successors CO -l ii ' r A 6iai A SUGGESTION! Clip This "Ad," Hang It In tke Kitchen. IT WILL PAY YOU. TURKISH COFFEE- -45c "The Zenith of Qualltyi." Full - flavored, full - bodied, seleot coffee for family and after-4 Cm dinner use. Per pound tJU PUIPsTU DICC The "Yum Yum" UnlbrtLlI rlLO kind 20c and 40c Buy a big one and have a chlcken pie soc'il right at home. DnCTflM BROWN Very superior. DUO IUII BREAD f Always fresh, 5-cent and 10-cent loaves. HOME- BAKED I Fine happy com nms I union to our Boston Brown Bread. Both baked oa these premises. HOME- DDE in Made- in daylight MADE. unLMU bakery. Handled In sanitary way, never exposed to dust and dirt of street. Large loaves. DRINK TURKISH COFFEE. UMHC INVALID port. Regular lYINC Jl.60 kind. Special for I flfl this sale, gallon liUU Pure and good California SHERRY. Regular $1.60. Special for I flfl this sale, only liUU (Near Fifth), PORTLAND, OREGON. COULEUK8. BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG You in a Good Position SCHOOL OF THE PORTLAND ART ASSOCIATION Instructors, Hfnry Frederick Weata, Mary Horteasa WebstefJ. CLASSES Drawing, modeling. life, portrait, advanced painting, sketch) and Illustration, composition, design, craft work and art lectures. Also evening and children's classes. Fourth year begins October T, 1112 Etudlos in the Museum of Art. Fifth and Taylor streets. Circular upon ap plication to Anna B. Crocker, curator. HOLMES-FLANDERS PRIVATE SCHOOL S75 E. Bnrnalde St, Portland. Oregon. Special university preparation; prac tical English courses. .Age or previous lack of opportunity no obstacle. Indi vidual or class Instruction. Phone East 2481, or Call After 1 P. 91. East Ankeny Car. FOSTER & KLEISER Outdoor - Advertisers PAINTED BULLETINS POSTERS WALLS East Seventh and East Everett Streets. East 1111. B 2224, , , '