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11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGON1AN TELEPHONES. Managing Editor Mam T070, X 6095 City iSuuor .Main 7o70, A 9095 Sunday Kiiltor Main 7070, A 60U5 Advertising Department .Main 7070, A 60U5 City Circulation Main 7070. A 60'Jo Composing-room ........Main 7070, A eu'Jo Printing-room Main 7070, A 6095 Superintendent Building. .Main 7070, A ou5 AMUSEMENTS. HEILIG THEATER Eleventh and Morrl scrti) Lyman H. Howe's motion picture. This afternoon at 3 and tonight at 8:110. BAKER THEATEB (Broadway and Morri son) Baker Players in "The Fighting Hope." This afternoon mt 3:15 and to night at 8:15. LYHIC THEATER (Fourth and Btark) The farce-coraedy "Facing the Music." This afternoon at 2:80 and tonight at 7:10 and 0. OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK (Cars from First and Alder) McElroy's band, musical .T.if''" RECREATION PARK (Twenty-fourth and Vaughn) Baseball. Portland vs. Oakland. This afternoon at 8. VAUDEVILLE THEATERS. ORPHETJM (Broadway and Taylor) This afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:13. EMPRESS .(Broadway and Yamhill) Con tinuous from 1:30 to 11. VANTAGES (Broadway and Alder) This afternoon at 2:60 and tonight at 7:80 and U. MOVING-FICTTJRBS THEATERS. PEOPLES West Park and Alder. MAJESTIC Park and Washington. COLUMBIA Sixth, near Washington. r.LOBE Eleventh and Washington. NEW STAR Park and Washlngtoar Difhthbria Epidemio Rages. Wash ington County has an epidemio of virulent diphtheria, according to a statement yesterday by Dr. Calvin S. White, secretary of the State Board ef Health. Thirty or forty cases, with one death. Dr. White says, have been reported. Beaverton, St. Marys. Whit ford and Cornelius are among the towns in which the disease has broken cut, says the report Miss Effle Tost, a nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital, con tracted the disease while nursing one of the patients, and is now ill in. St. Vincent's Sanitarioum. Forestry Maps Offered. The dis trict office of the Forestry Service yesterday received a small supply of maps of the Washington National For est, which It will distribute upon re quest. This forest is located in the northern part of the west slope of the Cascades In the State of Washington, known as the Mount Baker region. District Forester Cecil has left for Hemlock, Wash., to inspect the forests there. Ad Club Presents Flatlet Tosat. "The Anniversary of the Wedding of the Potlatch and the Rose and the Christening of the Child, Miss Tacama," will be -the feature of the meeting of the Portland Ad Club in the Portland Hotel at noon today. Among the per formers in the playlet will be Mayo Methot, Mayor Hi Gill, of Seattle; Mayor Albee, Charles Berg, president of the Ad Club, and George F. Vranden burg. Alleged Hold-Uf Taken to Jail. Robert Lipp, accused of two hold-ups hrfe last Winter, was brought to Port land yesterday from Spokane by De tective Tichenor, and is held In the City Jail. He was arrested by the Spokane authorities. Lipp is reported to have been Identified by a second hand dealer, to whom he sold the watch he Is alleged to have taken from one of the vlctirrJa. . Indian Faces Murder Charge. Thomas G. Smith, alias Williams, an Indian from the Klamath reservation, was brouRht to Portland yesterday by Denuty Marshal Jackson. Smith is charged with the murder of Link River Beal, another Indian. Beal is said to have ordered Smith off his allotment. The latter was supposed to be crazed with drink. The tragedy followed Ball Committee Wants Roses. The committee in charge of the Rose Festival ball . would appreciate dona tions of red and white roses to be used in decorating the ballroom. Thp roses should have as long stems as pos sible and should be delivered to Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbetfs garden, Broad way between Columbia and Clay streets, on Thursday, June 11. not later than 11 A. M. Michigan Soctett Gives "At Home." The Michigan Society held a large re ception Monday night in their club- rooms in the Masonic Temple. The evening was planned as an "at home' for out-of-town guests. Announce ment was made of the plcnio at Bonne ville, which the society will give June 27. Other state Wjcietles will be In vited to participate in the outing. Veteran's Funeral Held Todat. Funeral service will be held at Oswego, Or., at 10:30 today for Henry Piatt, who died at his home there Monday. Mr. Piatt served five years as a corporal of Company C, Twelfth Michigan, dur- insr the Civil War. At the time of his death he was a member of George Wright Post, G. A. R. He was born in Stark County, O.. May 14, 1838. Art Museum Free to Visitors. The Portland Art Association invites all Rose Festival visitors to regard the Museum of Art, on Fifth and Taylor streets, as an auxiliary of the Rose Festival centeF. Admission is free at all times during the Festival and th special attraction is an exhibition of original etchings and drawings by Kembrandt. Theft of Monet" Reported to Police. Karl ' W. Evans, who lives at the Boston House, 91 Broadway, reported the loss of valuable papers to the po lice yesterday. He Bald that someone Btole from his room a siooo draft, a $200 deposit check, J25 in money and a gold watch. Detectives were de tailed on the case. Woman's Club Makes Market Plans. Committees from the Alberta, Woman's Improvement Club expect to complete all arrangements for the new public market, at Alberta and Twenty-third streets, by next Tuesday. The market days will be Tuesday and Saturday of each week. Nebbaskans Urged to Register. ,The Nebraska Corn Huskers' Society :of Portland has an Information and registration bureau on the ground floor of the Pittock block. All Nebraska residents are urged to register for mutual benefit and pleasure. Change' of Schedule. Four days only. June 9, 10, 11 and 12, steamer Joseph Kellogg will arrive at 11 A. M. and leave at 2:S0 P. M. for St. Helens, Kalama, Rainier, Kelso and way points. Wharf, foot of Wash. st. Adv. Hood River. Cottage Farm Summer resort, com fortable home-like place in the coun? try; cottages for families; home cook-? lng; reasonable rates. Address Mrs. Alma L. Howe, Hood River. Or. Adv. Claremont Countrt Club members are urgently requested to attend the annual meeting this evening (Tuesday) at 8 o'clock, at clubhouse, Linnton road. By order trustees. Adv. Removal Notice. Drs. B. L. Dane, E. D. -Hutchison and R. G. Moss, dentists. will remove to 704 and 705 Selling bldg., on or about June 8, 1914. Adv. Dr. Belle C. Ferguson has returned and has opened offices in the Stevens bldg.. Wash. St., at West Park. r-Adv. Cigar Stand for Rent. .In lobby Hotel Carlton. 14th and Washington. Ad v. Dr. Harrt McKat, 415 Morgan bldg. Adv. Dr. Matthew F. Fenton, dentist, moved, 801 Stevens bldg.. Washington and West Park. Adv. Oak and fir cordwood Cannon Coal. Multnomah Fuhl Company, Main 6540. A 8U. Adv. Wild Pigeon Springs, the ideal Sum mer resort. For information call Main 2632. Adv. Furnished Summer Cottages and camping. Shlpherd Springs. Adv. Departments Enteh Floats. With an artistically decorated float repre senting bridge construction as han dled by the city bureau of highways and bridges, officials of that bureau hope to get a first prize in the Rose Festival parade Wednesday. The float ia in course of construction on an auto truck at the City Hall. The street cleaning and sprinkling department will put a decorated street flusher in the parade today and the water de partment will put a float In the parade Friday. " , Masons of State Miet Topat. The sixty-fourth annual communication of the grand lodge A. F. and A. 51. of Oregon will begin today at the MasoniQ Temple, West Park and Yamhill streets, and continue until Friday afternoon. Klection of grand lodge officers will be held Thursday. The installation of the grand officers will be on Friday. The grand lodge officers were guests vflatArduv AVAnin? at a snecial com' special of the Imperial Lodge, at which the third degree was exemplified Reader Well Known Here. Mrs. Blanche Hersey Hogue, of Portland, who was elected yesterday by the board of directors of the First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, to be sec ond reader of the Mother Church for the next three years, is well known here. Since its inception, Mrs. Hogue has been identified with the First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Port land, and In recent years she has served as a teacher of Christian Science. Commencement Exercises Todat. Commencement exercises of Columbia University will be held this morning in the college chapel at 10:30 o'clock. President Joseph Gallagher will pre side. Archbishop Christie is expected to be present. Degrees will be con ferred and award of medals for spe cial scholarships will be made. Radio Signals Mat Be Heard. The United States wireless radio time signals can be heard every noon at the Young Men's Christian Associa tion. All who are interested, from a scientific point of view, may hear these signals by applying at the association to C. A, J. Robinson. 16 NURSES ARE GRADUATES Dr. J. F. Sell Makes AddTess at St. Vincent's Training School. A class of 16 nurses graduated from St. Vincent's Training School last night. The exercises were held in St. Vincent's Hall, which was decorated in Ivy and the class colors of gold and brown. Pr. James F. Bell delivered the ad dress to the graduates. Misa Anne Margaret Derapsey responded for the nurses. Archbishop Christie was. one of the speakers. Others who took part in. the programme were the Misses Rita Manning, Carrie Manning. Marguerite Evers, Agnea Hughes. Claira Kremer. Mrs. Minnie Thompson Carty and Earl L. Williams and Benjamin E. Chappelle. The musical numbers were rendered by the pupils of St. Mary's Academy musical school and the Christian Brothers' College. After the exercises the graduates attended a banquet given by the junior class. The following are the graduates: Ruby Eunice McCoy. Portland; Mary Blanche McDonough, Billings, Mont.; Marguerite C. Duffy, Los Molinos, Cal.: Violet Agnes Gilbert, Christchurch, New Zealand; Anne Margaret Dempsey, Portland; Marie Margaret Christiansen, Portland; Anastatia Brown, Waterbury, Conn.; Alice M. BamKer, Glendive, Mont.: Marie N. Jensen, Junction City. Or.; Hazel Estelle . Scott. Salem; Noel Catherine Macdonald, Portland; Marian Perry Cruikphank, Portland; Marie Helen Provost, Ashland. Or.; Frances Louise McPherson. Fayette, Ind.; Kara ma Sorenson Campbell, Portland, and Marie Laneuvllle Brown, Vancouver, B. C. EXAMINATIONSJO BE HELD Many Civil Service Tests Conducted Here Next Montlu The United States Civil Service Com mission announces that the following examinations, all for men, will be held here: On July 6, fiber Inspector, for the Philippine service, salary $1800 to $2000 per annum. On July 8, assistant physician for a position in the bureau of standards. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C, salary $1400 to $1800 per annum; first-class steam engineer, ror a post tion as assistant engineer and elec trician at the United. States Peniten tiary, Atlanta, Ga., salary $1200 per an num; veterinarian, for a position aa veterinarian in the bureau of animal In dustry, Department of Agriculture, sal arv S1200 to $1400 per annum. A non-assembled examination will be held for the positions of cartographer in agricultural geography. Bureau of Plant Industry, in the Forest Serv ice, Washington. D. C, salary $3000 per annum. Applications lor these post tions must be filed with the commis slon at Washington. D. C, prior to the hour of closing business on July 13 and July 20 respectively. DAD'S CLUB ARRIVES TODAY "Fathers' Day" Booster Delegation Coming From Seatle. Daring defenders of "Dads" and ex- emDlars of the homage owed by Amer ica to ''Fathers' Pay" will eome into Portland today along with the Tilli- cums of Seattle, according to a tele gram reeelved yesterday by C. V, Berg, president of the Portland Ad Club, which Is to be host to the visitors. The message savs: "Glory be!' Know you by this token that on the morrow at an early hour a perfectly grand delegation of Seattle dads will invade the City or Rose Beauty to proclaim unto the multitudes that at last the poor, downtrodden, abused, patient, enslaved dad is to have his day of emancipation on Juiy is. day dedicated unto and sacred to him at his haven of refuge, Seattle. vSpread the word, meet representatives In be fitting style, and may peace abide with you. t 'Herb Schofield, president Seattle Dad's Association." Just what the representatives of the Seattle Dad's Association are preparing to "uncork" when they reach Portland is still a matter of conjecture, but the Portland Ad Club foresees "great do ings'' and is making preparations ac cordingly. RADIO ACTIVE WATER CD. Sole agents for Radelium. .This is an insoluble radium salt which, when immersed in water, causes It to become radio active. Persons suffering from rheumatism, nervousness, stomach troubles and other chronic ailments should not fail to learn particulars about the world's famous movable spring called Radelium Generators. Hundreds of persons In Portland have been cured er greatly benefited by drinking water cnargeo wiin radio ao tlvlty from this apparatus. Recom mended by leading physicians. 401 Pittock Mock. Portland, Or. Main 9498, Adv, ROOMS 75cPER DAY. Hotel Sargent, Grand avenue and Hawthorne, will make special rate Rose Festival week. Fine view of pa rade from hotel windows. Adv. I ; ; ' ; " ' I I " - - 1 - ' " -' n PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS Big Carnival Program "Visit the New ' Star and see one mile of Feature Pictures. t "The Wrong Child" A powerful Lubin masterpiece in two special parts. "The Ethics of the Prof ession" A Bio&raph drama, a real thriller. Tango in A comedy "Miss Raffles" A special Vjtagraph comedy with Dorothy Kelly and James Morrison. '10 ONLY lO FAILING WINS BEE Spellers Carry Off Honors in Three Contest Classes. CAPITOL HILL IS SECOND Eastmoreland Falls to Bottom aa All Pupils Miss Words Given in Match Between 12 Grades of City Schools. In the spelling contest conducted re cently in all ' grades of the Portland schools between 4A and 9B, Inclusive. the pupils of the Failing bchool car ried off the honors. Not only did that schopl make the highest building average,, S.3U per cent, but the largest percentage of its pupils, i.b, made perfect individual Bcores and four of its grades, 4 A, TB 9A and 9B, carried off the city honors tor those respective grades. Capitol Hill. Takes Points. Right behind Failing- School In the matter of building average came much smaller school, Capitol Hill, with 98.30. The suburban school at Mult worth fourth with 97.7 and Holman and Lownsdale tied for fifth with 87.6. At the bottom of the list came Ken nedy School, with an average of 74.7, and Frazer Home, with 77.6, the only two below 80 per cent. Fifty-four per cent of the enrollment of the Failing School spelled all of the 100 words correctly, Capitol Hill came second with 60.6, Ainsworth third, with 48.4 per cent, Holman iourtn, with 4.8, ana uavis mm, witn 41.1 per cent. Eastmsrelaod Missies "Words. Curiously enough, not a single pupil in the Lastmoreland School spelled all wods correctly. At the Frazer Home, 4.1 per cent of the pupils had perfect scores and at Kenton School only S.S. First, second and third honors In the grades resulted as follows: 4 A, Failing 99.5, Ainsworth 99.4. Ar let 99.3; 4B, Ladd 99.6. Llewellyn 99.28, Failing 99.26; 6 A. Buckman 99.9, Ains worth 99.8, Fernwood 99.1; 5B, Ains worth 98.8, Failing 98.39, Buckman 98.35; 6A. Davis 99.5. Holman 98.5. Ar- leta 98.3; 6B, Davis 100, Richmond 99.7, Capitol Hill 99.5; 7A, Holman 99.51, Llewllyn 99.50, Thompson 98.7; 7B. Failing 99.9, Peninsula 99.0. Kerns 98.7; SA, Terwllllger 99.4. Capitol Hill 99.1, Davis 99.0; 8B, Ainsworth 7.7, Holman 97.6, Rose City Park 97.4: 9 A, Failing 99.8. Mount Tabor 99.5, Irving- ton 99.0; 9B, Failing 99.9. Creeton 99.6, upucn ,&. , . STONE SENT TO PRISON SECOND MEMBER OP COUNTER. FEITINO GANG SENTENCED. Third Man Awaits Decree ef Judge. Spurious Cola With Almeit Perfect Likeness; to Real Money Passed. The operations of Harry 8. Stone, a member of a gang which flooded the Northwest with counterfeit 5 gold pieces, were ended yesterday when Fed eral Judge Bean sentenced him to two and one-half years on McNeill's Island. His partner. William C Vauehan, was sentenced to four years at the same penitentiary a week ago. A third member, Charles Dutcher, awaits sentence. Stone presented Secret Service Agent mover, his nemesis, yesterday with a series of elever sketches, depleting hi career as a criminal up to the time of his capture by Mr. Glover and a later prophetic series shewing the Judge sentencing him. his life on the "Island" and concluding with his release as a time-expired convict. It wag Interesting to Mr. Glover to note that the final prophetic pictorial resolve of Stone 'was to "Beat it for Mexico and make some real money passing phony gold on the greasers.' You Insure Your When You Deal With Orteonlifc Is Oregon's Successful Life Insurance Company Receives preference from discriminating buyers of Life Insurance in Oregon i Best for Oregonians Some Office, Cortoett Building, Fifth and Morrison, rortland. A. I Mills, President. L. Samuel, General Tuckerville' scream. The coin the gang manufactured was passed on banks and business houses throughout the Northwest. Al most perfect reproductions of both ob verse and reverse and milling were ma-ae. xne oolns are so good that it Is said a number of them may be in circulation now. 60 BAND CONCERTS SET Sunday Entertainments AVI 1 1 ' Be in Afternoon, Weekday in Evening. The schedule for about 6Q band con certs, to De given In various city parks during the Summer by the Portland Park Band, was completed, yesterday by City Commissioner Brewster and Park Superintendent Mlsche. Concerts on Sundays and on July 4 will commence at 3 P. M., while week day concerts will be held in the even ing at 8 P M. The schedule ends on August 24, In order that concerts post poned on account of rain may he held after that date. v The schedule follows; " Sellwood Park Juna 14. July 12. August 9. south Parkway June 15. 22. 20. July 6. 13, 20, 27, August 8, 10, IT. .proo&iyn rur. uun io. Holladay Park Juno 17, 24. July 1. 8. IS. 22. 20. Ausust S. 12. ia Washington Park June 18. 25. July a. 9. 19. Zd, U, .AUffUBl 9. 13, ZU. CalumDia Park June 18, 80, July 10. Laurelhurst park June 21. July 10. Auk ust IS. Forestry oulldlna June S3. Peninsula Park June 26, July 17. Kenilworth Park June 28, Ausust 2. Hillside Parkway July 5. Lents Park July 7. Mount Tabor Park July 4. 26, Ausust 23. Hon City Park, July 14. PHYSICIAN NAMED MAJOR Dr. O. It. Austin Is Promoted in - Medical Corps Service. ABERDEEN, Wash., June 9. (Spe cial.) Official announcement of the appointment by Adjutant - General Thompson ef Dr. O. R, Austin, ef this city, as Major of the medical cerpe, at tached to the Washington Second In fantry, was received here today. Ma jor Austin succeeds Major F. M. Car roll, of Seattle, who' has beeivdetalled to the medical administrative staff. The appointment became effective June 1. Pi Austin has been Captain of the medical corps for several years and had attended all encampments. He is veteran of the Spanish-American war and has been a member of the state militia for a number of years, serving at one time as Captain ef Company q. FIREPROOF BRIDGE URGED Commissioner Dieck Prepare Ordl nance for Today's Meeting, That the under surface of the lift bridges over the Willamette River should be equipped with f ireresistlng material and be fitted with sprinkler systems, to eliminate fire danger from steamers' sparks, is the opinion of City Commissioner Dieck. expressed ia a cemmuqieatlon to be sent to the City Commission this morning. Commissioner Blgelow has presented an ordinance to require boats to put spark arresters on smokestacks. Com tnissioner Dieck says he does not be lieve this will be sufficient protection to the bridges. He. suggets that the Commission ascertain the cost of ua- dersurface fireproof ing. Meal a on Train, 50 Cents. The North Bank road yesterday in stituted a new feature in Its dining car service between Portland and SpoMlne. Hereafter, in addition to the regular a la carte service, there will be a spe cial breakfast and luncheon menu to be. served for ou cents a plate. The service Is designed to please thopa who do not care for heavier meals In the early part of the day and also to meet the needs of a large class ef day coach patrons who do not want to exceed, this ameun for a meal. Extra Session Not Needed. AT VUDTl V.ah .Tun I IdllA cial.) Senator Miles Polndexter today telegraphed Governor Lister that Presi dent Wilnrtn hnd als-ned the Kill nro- vldlng a method for direct election of United States senators. inn action, it is conceded, removes the last argu ment xor a special hiob ui too su ington Legislature. Personal Success Successful Institutions - Manager. 0, S. Samuel, Assistant Manager, Men's Summer Suits Kuppenheimr box-back, English and conservative styles in new pencil ands hairline stripes, mixtures and plain shades ; grays, greens, tans, browns blues. Some were $25, others are new arrivals. Special values at $20. Men's Outing Suits, $14 Outing Suits in box-back, conservative and Norfolk 6tyles in grays, greens, tans, browns, blua serges, white and pin-stripe tlannels. Our $20 and $25 suits now $14. New Panamas, just in by express, $5 Gus Successor to Steinbach & Co. The Store of 100 Per Cent Service 331-3 PER CENT INTEREST For details see our window display at 353 Stars; street, opposite new Broad way Theater. Independent Coal & Jce Co. Adv. ' Elevator' Up X Prices Down! Men! Save money and buy your new suit of me. I sell high-grade, ready-to. wear suits at $14.75 and S18.7S. No profit ia tacked on for high rent and swell fixtures. Jimmy Punn, Oregonlan building third floor.Adv. MOUSE FURNISHING. nr. ...Ill ..I.t . r.lnrnlih earrange your house or any rooms. The Laura B. Doollttle Studios. 414-41 Eilers bids'. Mar. s, A. 3a. a a v. LIKE TO FISH? Mountain streams full of the finest trout yen ever caught, up around GARY'S HOT SPRINGS Twenty of the hettest cutt ative mineral springs in the world. Baths free, season 1914. KUhloB, Rldimar. Maun. tlm Climbinc. A perfect place for a rest and a change less irian ivu miles from Portland. Hand some illustrated book let free at Honeyman Hardware Co., Backus & Morris; ticket office. . it. Jj. c . to. . CAKV'8 HOT SPRINGS Fodtofftee KatacaU. Or, S. S. Beaver Balls A. Jan 11th. far SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES Low rates, including bertha and meals. (Through tickets to all points ! The Son Francisco A Portland S. 8. Third and Washington. (With O.-W. R. & N.) Tel Marshall 4500; A lt. SAN FRANCISCO Ceanr Street, above Union Square European Plan $1.50 a day up American Plan $3.50 a daj ni Hew steel and concrete structure Third addition of hundred rooms lust com pleted. Every modern convenience. Moderate rates. Center of theatre and retail district. On carlinea transfer ring all ever eity. Uleotrio omalbns meats trains and steamers. F'W'BALTES & COMPANY- fine PRINTING First and Oak Streets Telephones; Main i6y A i i6y ' HOTEL "Tho Store of 100 Per Cent Service" heartily welcomes Rose Festival visitors to Portland and the store.' Come here and check your baggage, use our phones, ask questions and make this store your headquarters while in the city. - Kulrn, Pres. Morrison At Fourth pecial Special Trains will ! Portias WEDNESDAY THURSUAY FRIDAY f OKWW I CUtTW I UAH may lr Far Oaraca Hons and In termediate Points, for Gardaa Hoaae and In-' termediate 1'ointa Kan K rs t drove and In termediate Paints west of - Garden Home. For Forest Grava and In- termediate Points west of Garden Home. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY ("For Salem and WEDNESDAY For Salem, Albany. and Intermediate THURSDAY. south of Garden Home.' Arrive Salem 12:40 A. 1 Albany 1;30 A. M., Eu FRIDAY Changes in Regular On account parades Wednesday win not run xrora in o r l n uanK station Destl nation Tualatin Forest Grove. . , Eugene Destination Tualatin Korest Grove. . . Eugene Garden Home. , . Forest Qrove. . . Salem. . LOW HOU.ND-TRIP FARES TO PORTLAND during; THE ROSE FESTIVAL Details will he furnished at CITY TICKET OFFICE, FIFTH AD STARK STREETS, r-S- mi?'' n ca aa aa" ('i E t3 aa ca aa aa ea aa aa ca aa aa ca aa aa aa aa aa 93 aa aa iff HI it MA 7- " ' " - Women's Exchange 186 Fifth St., Near Yamhill Home Cooking Lunch 11:80 to 2; afternoon tea, 2 to 5 :30. Picnio lunches . at 35c, 50c, $1.00. Hand-made articles of all kinds and home-cooked foods for sale. St. Helens Hall Portland, Oretrsn. Resident and Pay School for Girls .a chargs of Sisters of St. John Baptist (Episcopal) Collcsiate, Acadsmtc and m mantary Departments Music, Art. Elocution. Domestic Art, Domestic Science. Gymnasium. Fev catalogue address 111K BISTER SUPERIOR, St. Udell's 1111. . . nix.; i t:,i e a c-; i ei at $20 Csnssjbi S. & H. Stamps Given Trains From Portland via Oregon Electric Ry. ISveaiaga During; The Rose Festival helewi Leave North Bank Station 11:10. P. M. Leave Jefferson-Street Sta tion 11:30 p. M. Jefferson-Street Station (only) 11:30 P. M. Leave North Bank Station 10:65 P. M. Leave Jefferson-Street Sta tion 10:15 P. M. Leave Jefferson-Street Sta tion (only) 11:15 P. M. Intermedl - 'i Leave North Bank Station ate f-oinis aoutn or uar-i tn: r. ju. tien Home. Arrive Salem f Leave Jefferson-Street Sta- )jj:4t A- M. J tion 11:00 P. M. EnRene) Points leave Nortri Bank Station 10:40 P. M. f Leave "Jeff erson-Street Sta tion 11;00 P, M. gene A. hi. j For Balena, Albaay, Cor-ial- lis and I n t e r m e diate Points south of Garden I Leave Jefferson-Street Sta Home. Arrive Salem atf tion (only) 11:00 P. M. 12:40 A. M., Albany 1:S0 A. M., Corvallis 2 A. M. J Trains Leaving Portland and Friday, the train's shown below WEDNESDAY. Due to Leave North Bank Station. 12:55 P. M. 1:05 P.M. , .. , 2 UO P. M. FRIDAY. Due to Leave North Bank Station. lx:55P. M. 1 tOS P. M. , ., tile P. M. 3:15 P.M. Mil A P. M. llS P. M . Will Start at Broad way and Salmon St. . 1:05 P.M. 1MB P. M. , 2120 P.M. Will Start at Jef-ferson-St. Station. ljJS P. M. 1 :25 P. SI. S:80 P. M. 8:39 P. M. 8:30 P. M. :U3 P. M. REASONS WHY Strength, equipment, location, modern facilities and desire perfectly to serve its customers are factors in th prog ress of this Institution. NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK Mala Entrance) Sixth and Morrlaoa :o THE OLDEST RELIABLE PAINLESS DENTAL Ca Our skill Knawleditsd a- LCd sur promptness In flnli Ins work In ens day wtasn required la ap preciated by out-of town patrons. Dr. Wis la a false -tooth e-zpevt. There la "ALWAYS ONK BKel" in every call ing, and Pr. Wise lays claim to this alaUne tion In Oregon. 87 years experience. What ws can't guar antee ws don't do. Low Pricea for t-Ugti Grade Work; tiaed Rubber Flatsa. eaeh f J ? The Best Ked Rubber Plates, each Z2-Karat tiold or Porcelain lrmi.ti.M Wise Dental Co, RELIABLE PAIXLESS DENTISTS, Phones Main ZfeiB. A 2029. 112 H Third St.. tailing Bids;.. 8. K, Intra ana w ssnington. SCHWAB BEN F.6RE 3451: STARK PRIKTHiG CGI ENE.PKESICENTI nSTPEET