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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OKEGONIAX TELEPHONES-
Managing Editor Mmln 70TO, A 05
City Eduor Main 7U70, A 6095
Sunday Editor Main 77t). A 6'Wi
Advertising Department.. .Main 7070, A 6o5
City Circulation Main 7070. A BOBS
l'oinpolng-rooul Main 707O, A ww
Pnniin.rinni -..Main 7o70. A ttOUO
Superintendent Building.. . Main 7070. A (1005J
AMUSEMENTS
nnl William HodEt In th. DlA7 "Th.
Hoad to Happiness." Tonight at 8:15.
OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK t can from First
and Aider) McElroya. nana, musici ti
dy and vaudeville, inia uiuugou
and lonle-ht at 8.
BECREATIOX PARK (Twenty-fourth and
Vaughn) Baaeball. Portland va. Venice.
This afternoon at 3.
' VAUDEVILLE THEATERS.
ORPHECM (Broadway and Taylor) Thl
afternoon at 2:1 Sand tonight at 8:10.
impress (Rroadwar and Yamhill) Con
PAN'TAGES (Broadway and Alder) -Thl
afternoon at 2:li and tonlgni a. 0.1
and w.
MOVING-PICTURE THEATERS.
PEOPLE'S Went Park and Alder.
MAJE&TIC Park and Washington.
COU'MBIA Sixth, near Washington.
GLOBE Eleventh and Washington.
NEW STAR Park and Washington.
OREGOSUSS AT RESORTS.
Subscribe with the following;
agents, at your Summer resort,
to secure the most prompt deliv
ery of The Oregonlan. City
rates. Subscriptions by mall are
payable in advance:
Bay City, Or Stone A Seeley
Brighton, Or J. A. Baldwin
Carson. Waah. . . Carl B. Smith.
Columbia Beach ,
Mrs. N. E. Burkhead
Kcola, Or I'W. Crone
Gearhart, Or E. J. Falraorat
Ung Beach. Wash, J. H. Strauhal
Manianlta. Or Emll Kardeil
Aahcotta. Wash J. H. Brews
Newport. Or George Sylvester
Ocean Park E. Beechey
Rockaway Beach Frisk Miller
Shepherd's Sprtasa. Wash. . '
Mineral Sprint:. Hotel Co.
St. Martina Spring;., Wash
Mrs. N. St. Martin
Seaside, Or Clark Strattoa
Sea view, Waah
Constable Pntnasa
Tillamook. Or J. S. Lamar
Wheeler, Or.. R. H- Cady
Wild Biackbekrtes are ripe and in
great abundance. Among; the best
places to go on the Estacada line are:
Haley, Boring. Deep Creek Junction
(go up side track one mile). River Mill
and Cazadero. Bull Run line: Cotrell,
Mabery, Barab'oo. Rull Run Park and
Bull Run. Fourth of July and Sunday
round trip rates 75 cents (excepting
Cazadero), 10c additional round trip.
Week-end rates good going on train
No. 32, leaving Portland at 6:45 P. M.,
July 3, for Estacada line points good
returning to and Including Monday,
July 6. $1 round trip. Tickets must be
purchased at station. For leaving time
for trains call ticket agent. First and
Alder streets. Marshall 5100, A 6131.
Portland Railway, .Light & Power
Company. Adv.
Loo Train Victim Dies. Tony
Krch. 24 years old. died from loss of
blood yesterday morning at Good
Samaritan Hospital, where he had been
taken after being run over by a log
ging train at Kelso, Wash. Erch was
employed as a section hand by the
Eastern & Western Lumber Company.
Tuesday evening, while working on the
road, he fell under one of the logging
trains, several cars passing over one
of his legs. He was immediately
brought to Portland and taken to the
hospital. The leg was amputated, but
during the trip from Kelso he had
lost so much blood that -he died at 6:30
yesterday morning. A brother, Michael,
lives at 781 Harvard street. University
Park.
HasamaB to Havb Outtno. The
llaxamaa will take a second outing
covering next Saturday and Sunday,
for the benefit of those who cannot
eo on the Newport Beach trip. The
nartv will leave on the Oregon Elec
trie train at 8:20 P. M.. Friday, and go
to Mulloy, whence they will tramp out
to the farm of E. H. Dowling and
camp. The members will pass Satur
day and Sunday at the farm, and enjoy
an old-fashioned country dance on Sat
urday evening. All going should notify
Mr. Dowling, 310 Spalding building.
not later than tonight.
Sum of $600 Asked fok Boys Camp.
More than J600 is sought by those who
are promoting the Fresh Air Camp for
boys on the Columbia River this Sum
mer. The camp is not to be conducted
entirely on a charitable basis and
small charge will be made for each boy
who eoes there for his vacation outing,
The total contributions received to date
are $345. About $1000 will be needed
to put the camp In readiness.
Job Goskb to Bh Sentenced Monday.
Joe Goske, who was convicted in Cir
cuit Judge Morrow's court on a charge
of assault with a deadly weapon, will
appear for sentence next Monday. The
penalty is from six months to ten
years. The assault was committed, ac.
cording to the evidence, on James
Nagel on February t. He Is said to
have struck Nagel with a sawed-off
billiard cue.
For Sale. Desirable lot and modern
residence, on Twenty-fourth, near
Marshall, containing well-lighted
living-room, fireplace, dining-room,
hall, kitchen, cement basement, three
bedrooms, two maids' rooms, in attic;
two bathrooms; hardwood floors
throughout. House too small for owner.
Donald Macleod. 1221 Northwestern
Bank bldg. Adv.
Swanson Suit on Retrial The sec
ond trial of the $25,000 suit of W. W.
Myers, administrator of the estate of
Edward Swanson against the Portland
Railway, Light & Power Company
started yesterday. Swanson was killed
while working for the railway com
pany at Cazadero February 16, 1910.
Rcbt to Bs Tried Again. Edward
Ruby, indicted and tried three times
for alleged contributing to the de
linquency of a minor, will be tried for
the fourth timer tomorrow In Circuit
Judge Morrow's court. Other trials
resulted in disagreement of the Juries.
Second Track Laid. The Portland
Railway, Light &. Power Company is
completing its second track on Greely
street from Killlngsworth avenue to
Jxmbard street on the St. Johns line.
Greeiy street will be paved as soon as
the tracks are completed.
Bat Staters Meet Tonight. There
will be a meeting of the Massachu
setts Society at 8 o'clock Thursday
evening at 408 Ellers buiding. All
former residents of Massachusetts are
Invited.
Lents Churches Plan Campaign.
The Lents church committees met
Tuesday night at the Friends Church,
and adopted plans for prohibition work
In that district. A number of public
meetings are to be held.
For Good Eats have your dinner at
the Columbia River Tavern, July 4,
located eight miles east of Vancouver,
Wash., on Columbia River drive. George
6. Allen, manager. Adv.
Owners Beach Cottages, better class,
at Seaside may obtain Information
much to their advantage by addressing
Seaside - owners, W 83, Oregonlan.
Adv.
Jult 4th River Excursions to Ore
gon City and Mag-one's Park. Leave
Taylor-st dock. 7:30, A. M., 13 M., 3
P. M. Round trip. 40c. Adv.
'For health, rest and . recreation,
frhlpherd Springs. Adv.
Dr. W. Arnold Lindset removed to
110 Morgan bldg. Main 6960. Adv.
Dr. Habit McKay, 415 Morgan bldg.
-Adv.
Dr. Dayton, glasses, Swetland bldg.
Adv.
District Improvement Proposed.
The Improvement of East Davis and
other streets between East Glisan and
the Base Line road. East Eighty-second
and East Eighty-seventh street, is pro.
posed, at a cost of $40,434. The streets
to be paved are East Davis from East
Eighty-second to Beyrl Terrace; East
Ash from East Eighty-second to East
Eighty-seventh; East rJighty-thlrd,
from Base Line road to East Glisan
East Eighty-fourth from Base Line
road to Billingher; East Eighty-fifth
from Beyrl Terrace to East Glisan
street: East Eighty-sixth from Base
Line to East Glisan; East Elghty-sev
enth from Base Line to East Glisan
Beyrl Terrace from East Eighty-sixth
to East Eighty-fourth and Billingher
Drive, East Eighty-fifth to East
Eighty-seventh street. This district
improvement will be grading and
cement sidewalks.
Mrs. Sarah A. Merrill's Funeral
Held. The funeral services of Mrs.
Sarah A. Merrill, who.died June 28 a
the Merrill boathouse. was held yester
day from the chapel of F. S. Dunning,
414 East Alder street. Interment was
made in Rose City Cemetery. Mrs.
Merrill was the wife of G. F. Merrill
and mother of G. C. Merrill, G. F.
Merrill, Jr., F. Merrill, Miss a E. Mer
rill and Mrs. G. W. Rhodes, or i-ori
land. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill celebrated
their golden wedding about a year ago.
T.AK-n sn' RtrtTLEVARD WANTED. TO
make nossible the completion or
boulevard now under way around the
base of Mount Tabor Park. City Com
missioner Brewster has recommended
the purchase of a strip of land 30 feet
wide and about 1200 feet long, where
park land Is not available for the
boulevard. The owner, J. Shirley, puts
the nrice at $800. An ordinance pro
viding for the purchase was presented
to the Council yesterday ana passea 10
third reading.
Mrs. Crihb's Will Filed. The will
of Mrs. H. H. Cribb. who died In Port
land January 2, was admitted to pro
bate yesterday. According to tne win,
Mrs. Harriet E. Forrest, Mrs. Jennie E.
Bartleson. Arthur W. Cribb and Robert
H. Cribb will receive $100 each. The
remainder of the estate will be divided
between her two children, Violet and
J. DeForrest Cribb. The latter has
petitioned the court to be appointed
administrator.
D. E. - Brono Buried. The funeral
of Daniel E. Brong, aged 67, who died
Sunday night. was held yesterday
morning from the residence, lsae t-ast
Taylor street. Interment was In Mount
Scott Cemetery. Mr. Brong had moved
to Portland nine months ago, and
opened a law office. He was formerly
for many years a resident of Lockport,
N. T. Besides the widow, he leaves a
son, Karl S., and a brother, Ellas
Brong, who lives here.
Grange to Have Patriotic Pro
gramme Milwaukie Grange No. 268
will have, a patriotic programme to
morrow night at its regular meeting.
Milestones In Our History" is the sub
ject of an address by T. R. A. Sell
wood. "The Grange's Part In Pro
gressive History," "Home Making a
Practical Patriotism" and "Cultivating
Love of Country" will be discussed by
other members of the Grange.
Prohibition Debate Heard. In the
debate of the question, "Resolved, That
National prohibition can be more
speedily established ' by a straight
Prohibition party ballot than by any
other means," at Lents Tuesday night
the negative side won. Lawrence
Begeman spoke for the negative and
R. E. Beeble for the affirmative. The
debate was held in the Friends Church.
Allen Dunbar presided. -Go
to Mount Hood on thb Fourth.
It will be a delightful trip If you go
in one of those fine, easy-riding, seven
passenger Pierce-Arrow cars, operated
by the Reliance Auto Stage Company.
Cars leave Routledge Seed & Floral
Co.'s store. 169 Second st,, 8 A. M. dally
except Saturday, leaving 6 A. M. and 4
M. For information and reserva
tions phone Main 5956 or Tabor 2948.
Adv.
Two Concerns File. Supplemental
articles to increase its capital stock
from $100,000 to $300,000 were filed yes
terday by the Inman-Poulsen Lumber
Company, In County Clerk Coffey's
office. The Willamette Moorage & JBoat
Club Company, with a capital of "$1000.
filed incorporation articles yesterday.
with J J. McCarthy, W. F. Cary and L.
A. West, Jr., as directors.
Davis Petition Filed. The petition,
circulated by W. M. Davis, of this city.
and R. P. Rasmussen, of Corbett, to
have terms of County Treasurers.
Sheriffs, Clerks. Coroners and Surveyors
extended to four years Instead of two
as is the present term was Sled yes
terday. About 12,600 signatures were
procured throughout the state In 15
days.
Robinson Indictment Dismissed.
Circuit Judge Morrow Tuesday ended
prosecution of W. W. Robinson, former
head of Robinson & Co., when he
ordered the indictment charging Robin
son with larceny of $18,041.14 dls
missed. Robinson was acquitted in
Federal Court of a 4 charge of con
cealing the assets of a bankrupt.
"Mugging" Mat Bb Adopted. The
"mugging" system of preventing the
sale of liquor to habitual drunkards
may be adopted in Portland. City Com
mlssioner Blgelow suggested yester
day to the city's legal department that
pictures be taken or an habitual
drunkards and copies sent to all
saloons.
Cancer Victim Dies. Benjamin F.
Wright, 58, of Fort Rock, Or., died
Tuesday night. In Good Samaritan Hos
pital, where he had been taking treat
ment for cancer. The body was sent to
Fort Rock yesterday. A widow and
live children survive.
Campmeitino to Bb Held. The
Pentecostal Churches of the Nazarene
of Portland will hold a campmeetlng
today and tomorrow in Brentwood, half
a mile south of Grays Crossing on the
Mount Scott carllne.
Clover Hill Farms Certified Milk
is being delivered in Ice dally at the
beaches at Seaside and Gearhardt Park.
Notify the Portland office Main 208
or Robert Spear, delivery man, at Sea
side. Adv.
J. S. Gill Sues for $3000. J. S. Gill
filed suit yesterday afternoon against
the Columbia Contract Company for
collection of $3000 alleged to be Gill's
commission for selling a river barge.
Picnic Is Planned. The Parent
Teacher Association of Capitol Hill will
hold a. basket picnic at Capitol Hill
July 4.
Principals
and Agents
parties to a trade,
loan or sale, archi
tects, contractors and
owners, find It con
venient in many
ways to have the deal
handled through our
ESCROW
Department
where they meet as
often as desired, dis
cuss details, s e o u re
title Information and
r e o e 1 ve or disburse
funds.
Investigate. Call for
Booklet.
Title and Trust
Company
Fourth, Near Stark..
f9 MOT "WE-A.1. MER.
COMFORTS fq
DO IT ELECTRICALLY" and Keep Cool During Hot Weather
Markets to Close on Fourth.
Publlo markets of Portland will be
closed all day on the Fourth of July,
according to an announcement made
yesterday by Acting Market Master
Wyman. Arrangements nave oeen maae
for a special stock of produce for to
morrow in order to give purchasers
an opportunity to put in supplies for
Saturday and Sunday. Announcement
has been made by O. A. Westerveck,
of the Butchers' Union that all butcher
shops will be closed on the Fourth.
They will remain open until 9 o'clock
tomorrow night.
Woodstock: to Bats Parade. At the
Woodstock Fourth of July celebra
tion there will be a parade in
the morning, followed by presen
tation of a flag to the school
by the Parent-Teacher Association and
raising of the flag by the'Grand Army
of the Republic songs, reading of the
Declaration of Independence by Rev.
Frank James, baby show and games.
A social will be held In the Methodist
Church at night.
Dr. L. R. Dyott Talks to W. C. T. TJ.
Dr. Luther R. Dyott addressed the
Central W. C. T. U. on "Sabbath Ob
servange," Wednesday afternoon. A
vote of thanks was tendered him by
the members. Several problems con
nected with the "Oregon Dry" cam
paign were discussed. It was decided
to postpone the regular meetings of
Central W. C T. U. until July 22, be
cause of the sessions of the Gladstone
Park Chautauqua.
Irvtngton Park Club to Meet. The
Irvington Park Club will hold its
regular semi-monthly meeting on Fri
day evening at the clubroom. East
Thirtieth and Kllllngswortn avenue.'
The club will have a picnic at the
grove on East Thirtieth street, near
Holman street, on the Fourth of July.
A dancing pavilion has been created
and there will be races and games for
old and young. Refreshments will be
served.
John Murray Explains System. At
a meeting held last night In the Cen
tral Library, John Murray explained
his "money-back co-operative system,
by the means of which he said that
he hoped "not only to prevent, but to
right wrongs and errors."
$1 Each Wat to Astoria Regatta on
steamer Georgiana; leaves Wash.-st,
dock, 7 A. M.; leaves Astoria at 5 P. M.
Adv.
$1 Each Way to Astoria Regatta on
steamer Georgian; leaves Wash.-st.
dock, 1A.M.; leaves Astoria at 5 P. M.
Adv.
hla ,o,lv HAnflrtum tnr KnntcAne where
he will become assistant general freight
ana passenger agent 01 xne opoKano
International. Shippers and railroad
men will attend.
As a Lender
You can't afford to
overlook the advan
tages of a Real Estate
Mortgage Bond, espe
cially for small
amounts, from $100
to $2500. You get the
same class of security
that the large lender
requires, and good in
terest. See us about them
Commerce Safe Deposit
2nd Mortgage Co.
91 Third Street
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
FARMERS ARE REGULAR
Alblna Market Thrives and Prices
Declared Satisfactory.
M. H. Calef, secretary of the Alblna
Business Men's Club, announced yes
terday that more than 75 per cent of
the farmers coming to the Alblna mar
ket are from Clarke County, Wash
ington, and the others from Multno
mah County. Yesterday there were 30
wagons loaded with produce at the
market. One man brought 90 dozen
of eggs, all of which were sold.
"We have got a good class of farm
ers," said Mr. Calef yesterday, "who
will make the Alblna market a perma
nent affair. I sent out 75 invitations
to farmers and 60 went to Clarke
County. We had nearly 30 wagons
from Clarke County Saturday. We
have insisted on the farmers giving us
right prices, and they have done so
The buyers are getting fresh stuff 10
to 20 per cent below what they cost
before and the producer is getting
more for his wares. Our farmers have
all agreed to come regularly to this
market.
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APPLIANCES SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS AT
THE ELECTRIC STORE
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
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UNION TROUBLES ARE AIRED
Council Appoints Committee- to Act
on Musicians' Complaints.
To settle the oft-occurring troubles
hatween the Musicians' Union and the
city and various fraternal-organizations
over the question oi nonunion, mtici-
1 rfvln handlt TllflLvine- at DUbliC
gatherings, the City Council yesterday
appointed Commissioners Daly and
Brewster to take action.
rr. i if.int.n.' TTninn nant a com
munication to the Council protesting
against the nonunion bands being per
mitted to play at public affairs, saying
that this cuts regular musicians out of
work. Special ODjection was iua.ua m
fraternal and civic bands playing In
parka. y '
CITY CLEANS UP PROPERTY
Various Departments Get Busy as
Result of General Campaign.
HYillnwinr the inauguration by the
publlo works, the health and police de
partments of a general cleanup cam
paign in all parts of the city, arrange
ments were made yesterday for the
cleaning up of all property owned by
the city. Men will be put to work at
once cleaning debris from the Market
block on the West Side and on other
property owned by the Water Depart-
men the Park Department and other
branches of the city government.
Commissioner Brewster ordered men
to work yesterday on the removal of
moss from the roof of the City HalL
NORTH BEACH JULY 4TH
Go to North Beach for the Fourth.
O.-W. R. & N. steamer T. J. Potter
leaves Ash-street dock, Friday, July 8,
1 P. M. ; Saturday, July 4, 9 A. M.
Steamer Hassalo leaves Ash-street
dock 9 P. M. Tickets and reservations
at City Ticket Office, Third and Wash
ington streets. Phone Marshall 4500,
A 8121. Adv.
OPEN FRIQAYJJNTIL10P. M.
Jimmy Dunn, the upstairs clothier,
will be selling high-grade men's suits
until 10 P. M. tomorrow night. Take
the elevator to third floor Oregonlan
building, and dress up for the 4th Adv.
FOURTriOF JULY
"Week-end at Gearhart "By-the-Sea."
Social hop at hotel Saturday night.
Swimming exhibition in surf and nata
torium Sunday. Hotel reservations
100 Fourth street. Adv.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our friends for the
kindness shown us, and the floral offer
ings, in our late bereavement in the
death of our dear son and brother.
Adv. GEO. AGOSTI AND FAMILY.
poison oak r ivy t
Use Santiseptic Lotion. Instant : relief.
Druggists refund money If it falls. o
Adv.
During
the Hot Wave
With An .
lectric Fan
It is as much a part of the home equipment in the sum
mer as the ice chest. It is adjustable to any position, can
be attached to any electric light fixture. Turns on and
' off like any electric light. Costs little to operate.
Stubbs Electric Co.
Sixth Street at Pine.
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E. Jj. Cardie Will Be Banquet Guest.
Friends of E. L. Cardie, who for the
last Bix years has been general agent
in Portland for the freight department
of the Canadian Pacific and Soo lines,
will tender him a banquet at the Com
mercial Club tonifrht, In recognition of
McCall Patterns,
10c and 15c
Silk Gloves,
50o to 11.50.
July Sale
of
Waists
Carjtivatinff new styles that will
win immediate approval.
$2.00 Fancy Embroidered Waists,
Special $1.00
Lace' and emb. trimmed, extra value
$2.00 and $2.25 Lingerie Waists,
Special $1.48
Perfect fitting, nicely made.
$3.50 and $4.50 Lingerie Waists,
Snfir-ial S2.fS
They are wonderful Waists for the
price.
Blouses of Striped Silk $4.4S
Black, red, tan, blue and pink.
F. P. Young Co.
Broadway Bulldlnic,
343 Morrison Street.
FOOK SANG & CO.
246 Pine Street, Portland, Or.
Phone A 3770
CHINESE riiKK JAKE JEWELRY.
Oold bracelets, signet rings, belt buckle
In any design, made to order, wltn names or
good luck Chines, characters engraved
thereon. Prices reasonable. Orders prompt
ly executed and sent prepaid anywhere IB
U.- 8. W, ar. skilled Chines. Jewelers.
iJk.X YD CHOfiO, MAMAOEJL
Stop! Look! Listen!
THE STORE OF QUALITY
"Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat"
L. Mayer & Co.
148 Third Street A 4432, Main 9432
Notice Important!
This store will be closed all day Saturday, July 4. See that you
protect your wants today and tomorrow, and remember we, give
you only "Quality Goods." You can use all of them. We offer
you for Thursday and Friday regular stocked Groceries at a
slight reduction.
Snider's Catsup, the bottle 20
Manzanilla Olives, regularly 25c the pint 20c
Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate, 3-pound tins. ...... .75?
0. & B. Lucca Oil, quart bottle 75
Clicraot Ginger Ale, the dozen .S1.50
Cantrell & Cochran's Sarsaparilla, dozen $1.75
Black and White Scotch Whisky, per bottle. $1.-5
EEMEMBEE TO VISIT OUR DELICATESSEN DEPART
MENT IN SELECTING YOUR PICNIC AND OUTING
GOODS OVER THE FOURTH
All Local and Eastern Beers at Brewery Prices Our Store Will
Be Open Friday Night Till 10 o'clock
Yours for Quality On the Great Light Way
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CyTM Other Star Attractions. Vv&tCi
. VT ?r3 Mis. Hel George, S - 5
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W Lafayette Cowan, Tenor,
. nmr"-'F The Coolest Spot in Town . S
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Round Trip Fare $3
With Three-Day Limit
For Fourth of July. Ticket Sale July
Come along with the holiday throng to
3-5
Clatsop Beach
Cool, gy, delightful Gearhart and Seaside
Big Celebration at Seaside July 4 and 5
Band Concerts, Races, Sports. Attractions
at New Natatorium. Special Amusement
at Gearhart.
Fast Train Service to Astoria
and Clatsop Beach Points
WEEK-END SPECIAL 3:30 P. M. Friday
(This train will not ran Saturday, 4th)
SEASHORE LIMITED 8:30 A. M. Dally
EVENING EXBRESS 6:30 P. M. Daily
ADMIRAL'S SPECIAL FOR ASTORIA
4:00 P. M. Wednesday
Evening Express from Portland July 4 will leave Astoria for Clat
sop Beach Points at 12:05 A. M.
City Ticket Office
5th and Staxk
North Bank Station
10th and Ho;
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Law Department
University of Oregon
PORTLAND, OREGON,
vail trm nn.ni SeDtember 31. 1114. Course
of three years, leading to degree of L.I B.
and embracing 20 branches of the law. In
cluding moot court and debate worlt. Candi
dates prepared especially for admission lo
bar. faculty of 17 Instructors. Located in
heart of city. Adjacent to courts. For cata
logue giving entrance replrements and full
information address Carlton K. Spencer, sec
retary. 410 Tlllord building. -
Bfr HILL
MILITARY ACADEMY
A Select Non-Sectarian Boarding Day School
lor Boys. Military Discipline; Small Clawes; Mea
Teachers. Careful superrUion secure, results thai
are not attained elsewhere. Send tor catalog.
PORTLAND. OREGON
21 miles south of San Francisco. Pre
pares for College. General and elective
courses. Address Secretary, Dept. J,
car W. T. Eeid, Belmont, California.
PORTLAND ACADEMY
Twenty-elxth Tear Opens September t.
Cifflc. Hours July and August.
to 1 Dally.
Fit. boys .nd girls for Eastern and
Western college.. Well-equipped lab
orsturles In Chemistry and I'liyslcs. A
Gymnasium in charg. of a skilled di
rector. Field and Trark Athletics.
Th. Aoademy Includes a primary and
grammar school which receives b. s
aud glrui as young as six. and does the
work of Ih. grade. In seven years.
Emphasis on essentials. Physical Item
ing and free play In Gymnasium and
on playground.
All departments In charge of thor
oughly qualified and experienced teach
re. Catalogue on application.
Thirteenth and Montgomery.
Accredited to College Fast ana Weet. Grammar
and Primary Depart in. nts. ll rstratcd r sthioru.
Principal. Mary 1. LoU. y. A. B. t ale Ahe, CsJa.
Accredited le Colleges. Grammsr and Prlmsrr
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