TIIE MORNING OREGONTAN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1016.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Printing-room Main 7070. A 60O5
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AMUSEMENTS.
PAVTAGES (Broadway at Alder) fn
equaled vaudeville. Three snows daily.
J. 6' j, 1 ana :04. ,
HIPPODROME (Broadway and Yamhill)
Vaudeville and moving pictures. 2 and 8:45
P. M. Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 11 P. M.
ETRA.VD (Park. West Park and Stark)
Vaudeville and motion pictures, contin
uous. OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK (on Willamette
itlver) Open dally. lO A. M. to 11 P. M.
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Wheeler, Or R. H. Cady
Mrs. O'Suxxjvan's Fuxisrax Held Fu
neral services ol the late Mrs. Hanna
L. O'Sullivan. who died at St. Vincent's
Hospital Friday afternoon at the age
of 62 years, were conducted yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock from the Holy
Redeemer Church, Portland boulevard
and Williams avenue. Interment was
In Riverview Cemetery. Rev. E. J.
Power celebrated requiem mass and
delivered the sermon. The pallbearers
were: J. E. Banberry, W. B. Cook. J. J.
Hogran, M. J. Keating:, J. J. Layton and
P. E. Sullivan. Mrs. O'Sullivan came to
Portland seven years ago. She was the
wife of J. J. O'Sullivan. mother of Mrs.
Anna Hansen, Mary, Thomas, John,
Dennis and Francis O'Sullivan. Her
home was at 1234 Delaware avenue and
ehe was 62 years of age.
Cnossnro Under Construction-. The
work of carrying the Sandy road under
the main line of the O.-W. R & N., be
tween Falrview and Troutdale is under
way, but is far from completed. On
Sunday many automobiles struggled
through this road, but it is not safe.
However, no accidents happened, as the
majority of automobiles preferred
another route to the Base Line road.
The Sandy road Is torn up for nearly
a quarter of a mile on both Bides of
the cut required to get the road under
the railway on a moderate grade. It
will be at least two weeks before this
improvement will be finished. It is
safer for automobiles to take some
-other route while the work Is In
progress.
Government Frees Indians Joseph
Craig and Rena Johnson. Indians con
victed by a Federal trial Jury at Pen
dleton on April 6 of adultery, will not
be punished by the Federal Govern
ment. Federal Judge Bean so held yes
terday, but directed that they be re
turned to Pendleton to be tried by a
state court for the offense. Judire
Bean held that crimes Involving moral
turpitude must be tried in state and not
United States courts.
McBridb Certificate Fmn. A cer
tificate of the nomination, by an as
sembly of electors, of George McBride,
as candidate for County Judge, was
filed "with County Clerk Coffev yester
day. With it was Mr. McBride's ac
ceptance. The assembly met August 2
at the Central Library, with 121 elec
tors present. J. J. Johnson was chair
man and R. B. Smith secretary of
the meetlngr.
St. Johns District Wilson Leaoub
Organized A Woodrow Wilson League
was organized In St. Johns district last
week with the following officers: Presi
dent, Howard O. Rogers; vice-president,
Mrs. Ruby R. Davis; secretary-treasurer.
A. W. Markle. The league has
about 80 members. Headquarters are
in the Penlnnsula Bank building, where
offices are open from 7 until 8 o'clock
at night.
Hat-ward Lectures Conttnue. Elder
P. C. Hayward. of the Seventh-Day
Adventist Church, will continue his
lectures In the tabernacle at the corner
of East Eleventh and Belmont streets.
Beginning tonight he will give ad
dresses on revelations. Bible study
will -toe held at 8:S0 each afternoon.
The meetings are open to the public
Evert Woman using an electric wash
ing machine Is enthusiastic about it.
Those having the Apex electric are
particularly fortunate; clothes need no
boiling: can be bought with your
laundry bills; Impossible to tear
clothes; cost, 2 cents' worth of elec
tricity. J. C English Company. E. 1245.
-Adv.
Firm Incorporates for $20.000 Arti
cles of Incorporation were filed by the
Motor Parts Manufacturing: Company
with County Clerk Coffey yesterday,
showing a capital stock of $20,000. The
principal place of business of the com
pany is in Portland and the incorpora
tors are W. H. Chambers, J. O. Gillen
and G. N. Smith.
Donald C i. m b n t Passes Awai.
Donald Clement, aged 19, died Sunday
at the home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Clement. 1611 East Hoyt
street. The funeral will be held today
at 2:30 P. M. from the East Side Fu
neral Directors, 414 East Alder street.
Interment will be in Lone Fir Ceme
tery. Rev. Mr. Lewis Goes East. Rev.
George E. Lewis, pastor of the High
land Congregational Church, left last
week for a trip to Chicago to see
about the publication of his latest book,
which ho has Just finished. He will
be absent for several weeks and will
deliver lectures at several "points In
the East.
MR. WATSON GUEST AT CLUB James
Watson, of Indiana, was the guest of
honor yesterday noon at the University
Club, whu a luncheon was jriven him
by the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity alumni,
of Portland. Fourteen covers were laid
and C. C. Close presided. Mr. Watson
spoke along the lines of fraternity.
Tent Meetings to Continue. Tent
meetings are to be continued at Mason
street and Albina avenue by the
Scandinavian Church, in charge of Rev.
O. E. Sandnes, pastor. Meetings will
be held every night at 8 o'clock.
Albina W. C. T. U. to Meet. Albina
"W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ada "Wells. 925 Commercial street,
at 2:30 this afternoon. Mrs. Mattie
Sleeth will speak on the new prohibi
tion amendment.
Automobilists, Attention. Tillamook
Beach season is now at its best; Coast
road via WillaminA is good and offers
a delightful drive Adv.
Dr. P. F. McMurdo removed. Selling
bide. Adv.
Dr. Higos returned; Selling bldg:.
Adv.
. Dr. M. Fjubd ratuxnedi Mors; an bldg.
Broad wat Pavixo to Start. Pivlni
of Broadway on the East Sida will
oe started the latter oart of this
week, according to reports at the Public
Work3 Department. The tracks of the
Portland Railway. Light & Power Com
pany have been laid over part of the
treet and have been saved. Gradintr
of the street is nearing completion and
worn ta Being done now on the aide
walks. "While it is not definite yet it
is expected the entire project will be
completed early next month. Street
cars probably will be operating over
the street much before that time.
Auditorium S tj b-C o n t r a c t Let.
Findley & Crowe, contractors, were
awarded the contract yesterday by the
City Council for the construction of a
removable floor in the Public Audi
torium. The contract amounts to
$13,646. The floor will be constructed
so that it can be set in over the seats
of the auditorium proper when the'
floor space is needed for exhibitions or
dancing. By removing it the space
ill be eonverted into a theater or
auditorium with seats extending down
to the stage. Removal of the seats
will never be necessary.
Mrs. Bea Kufsrs Dies. Mrs. Bena
Kupers died yesterday at the family
residence, 849 East Seventh street, aged
36. She was the wife of William
Kupers, mother of Elva Kupers, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Scroeder and
sister of Mrs. William Everitt and Mrs.
A. Card, of Portland: Mrs. E. G. Ahrena,
of Reardon. Wash.; Mrs. Charles W.
Schmidt, of Modesto, Cal.; Mrs. P. C.
Baughman, of Newberg. Or., and G. O.
Scroeder, of Pendleton The funeral
will be conducted today at 2 P. M.,
from the residence and the Interment
will be in Moint Scott Park Cemetery.
Captain's Chances for Rbcoveht
Good. Captain Rorvick, of the steamer
Klamath, who was accidentally knocked
from the North Pacific mill dock. Is
now said to have a good chance for
recovery. X-ray photographs reveal
the fracture of two ribs and a broken
vertebrae. It is anticipated that his
injuries will confine him for a long
time.
Anoijers Are Arrested Fred Wahl-
gren and B. C. Harding will be called
before the District Court of Clacka
mas County today or tomorrow to
answer for an infraction of the state
game laws. Both were found fishing
Sunday along the Molalla by Game
Warden E. H. Clarke, who says they had
undersize trout in their possession.
They were taken into custody.
Forest Official Visitor. J. W. Nel
son, grazing land inspector in the
United States Forest Service, arrived at
the local district headquarters yester
day and will spend the rest of the
week examining records. Later he will
make a field trip over the National
Forests In this district. Mr. Nelson's
headquarters are at Washington, D. C.
Railway Appointment Made Will
iam McMurray, general passenger agent
of the O.-W. R. & N., has received word
that J. O. Goodsell has been made as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Union Pacific Railroad, with head
quarters at Kansas City. He succeeds
W. K. Cundirff. who has been trans
ferred to Denver.
Wagon Is Recovered. The wagon of
W. C. Boyer. which went into the
slough at the southwest corner of
Division and East Ninth streets. Sun
day night, was recovered yesterday.
The horses attached to the wagon went
down, but were not Injured and were
rescued.
Pastor to Hunt and Fish. Rev. W.
J. Fenton, of the First Methodist
Church, South, Union avenue and Mult
nomah streets, will eo this week to
Southern Oregon, where he will Join
Rev. E. H. Mowre and Bishop C. Lam-
buth in a hunting and fishing expeai
tion in the mountains of the Umpqua.
Mount Scott W. C. T. U. to Meet The
Mount Scott W. C. T. U. will meet
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lulia Scott, 6028 East Ninety-first
street. This will be a business meet
iner. the last before the election of
officers.
Nurses to Picnic. The Nurses'
Alumnae Association, of -Good Samari
tan Hospital, will give a picnic at
Cinemah Park Wednesday. A basket
dinner will be served at 5:30 o'clock.
Science Comes to Aid of
Bootlegger.
Bonded Fluid Extracted Through
Bottom of Bottle and Home
' Brewed Product Returned.
SCIENCE cast her cold, gray eye upon
the benevolesjt bootlegger. She
winked an almost imperceptible wink.
Whereupon the bootlegger smiled en
gagingly, and cast the butt of his cigar
ette away.
"I get yuh!- he briefly observed.
He summoned the Demon Alcohol, and
confined that choice spirit in a cooking
kettle, dosing him liberally with prune
Juice, raisin extract and weird chemical
compounds. From the sink faucet he
drew the mountain water of Bull Run,
and crused it to a profitable con
fluence with the brew in his kettle.
As he stirred the mixture the boot
legger whistled blithely, for he and
Science had yet another card np their
sleeves.
From the cobwebs of a closet the
bootlegger brought forth the carton
from San Francisco, containing various
quarts of choice bottled-in-bond whis
ky. He shifted a crafty glance about
the room. The blinds were drawn
closely.
The bootlegger operated on the bot
tles. With fine craftsmanship and appro
priate tools he cut a circle of glass
from the bottom of each bottle. Gently
he Jolted the circle free. With the
smile of your true artist he poured out
the bottled-in-bond, carefully retaining
it In a gallon Jug.
This'll do- fer me," Bald the boot
legger, and found time to return the
wink of his patroness.
He refilled the bottles with the
nameless brew from the kettle, replaced
the circle of glass and deftly brazed It
in place by an electrical process.
Two hours later the bootlegger sold
a quart of "genuine bottled-in-bond"
for 83 to a thirsty logger in the North
End. An hour later, the patrol wagon
received a fighting, cursing "jag," and
the logger sobered slowly to stand be
fore the Municipal Court.
This is the story of the bootlegger's
compact with Science, and Desk faer-
Keant Harvey Thatcher, at the Police
station, will show you. if you are curl
ous. any number of confiscated bottles
of alleged bonded liquor, the seals
bright and unbroken. But the bottom
of each bottle bears the circle of the
bootlegger's artistic "double cross."
CARD OP THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors for
ih.i, tvmnAthv and kindness durine
t- i.t hiTp i v pm e n t. Mr. V. L. Daven
port, Mr. and Airs. Louis uoevron ana
family. Adv.
SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COLLEGE
begins Sept. 11. No protection oners equa
oro" vrv K J Creely. Sec. 1818 Market t
OREGON'S SUCCESSFUL
Orcmllft
Furnishes Superior Service to Policyholders and
invests all funds in Oregon securities exclusively
HOME OFFICE C0RBETT BUILDING. 5th and Morrison Sta, PORTLAND
A. L. MILLS,
Frcaldamt.
L. SAMUEL,
General Manager.
Buyers' Guide and Reference Directory of
Wholesalers - Manufacturers - Jobb ers
Buyers
BUTTER, IXX9 AJCD CHEESE.
HAZEL WOOD CO.. .
2 Front street.
CARPETS. IJXOIjrCMS A'D SHADES.
D. V. Si E. WALTER A CO..
Fifth A Ankeny. Br. SOTT.
A-807T.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS
AXD PIPES.
M. A. GUNST A CO..
84 North Fifth. Broadway 2800.
CLOTHDfG AJ.TJ FCRVLSMIXGS.
HIRSCH-WEIS M ANT7F A CTTTR 1NO CO.,
Front and Burnslde. Broadway 86-Td.
CROCKERY,
HOrSFFTRXISHTSG GOODS,
TOYS.
M. SELLER St CO.,
Fifth and Fine streets.
Mala 848.
DRCCS.
CLARKE. WOODWARD DRTJO CO..
Alder at West Parle street. Marshall 7100.
TRVY GOODS.
MILLER. CALBOCX CO.,
Fifth and Couch. Broadway 263.
FURNITURE.
CATtMAV MANUFACTURING CO..
1214 Macadam. Main 238.
DOERNBECHER MPO. CO..
Fast 26th near &undy. East 906.
FR EEL AND FURNITURE CO, (TABLES)
70 Macadam. Main 543. A-3335.
H RMON CO.,
Fourteenth ana Johnson. Main 6650.
HETWOOD PROS. A WAKEFIELD CO..
14S North Tenth. Broadway 8061.
KING-FISHER MATTRESS CO.,
478 Albina ave. Phones ut 497, C 2266.
OREGON CHAIR CO.,
1190 Macadam. Main 8492. A-SS6S.
PORTLAND FURNITURE MFO CO.
1249 Macadam. Main 6u9.
LIQUOR CASE IS SET
Preliminary Smuggling Hear
ing Will Be Tomorrow.
TWO PRISONERS CHARGED
Men Captured With Boat at Astoria
Are Accused of Bringing; Bot
tled Wares From Canada and
Evading Customs Duties.
On a technical charge of bringing
Into the United States merchandise on
which there was duty, without paying
the duty, Charles F. Robinson, a sailor,
but graduate of a university In Scot
land, and Charles J. Bertelson, are held
in the County Jail in Portland follow
ing their arrest in Astoria Sunday.
They were captured by United States
Customs officers 09 suspicion that they
have been bringing liquors into this
country from Victoria, B. C. They will
have a preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Drake at
2 o'clock tomorrow.
The Government has evidence to
show that they made five trips be
tween Victoria and Astoria. Or., in a
26-foot Columbia River fisherman's
boat having only a 7-horsepower en
gine, and that each time they brought
full cargo of liquors on the little
boat, which they disposed of at Astoria
at a huge profit.
in tne rive tripe, ins government is
prepared to show, they imported be
tween 1700 and 2000 quarts of liquors,
for which they paid 65 cents a bottle
at Victoria, selling them for $2.25 a
bottle In Astoria.
The little boat was brought to Port
land yesterday from Astoria. Robert
R. Rankin. Assistant United States At
torney, who is In charge of the case for
the Government, will file a libel action
in a day or two for the forfeiture of
the boat to the Government on the
ground that it has been used in smug
gling operations.
Two charges probably will be pressed
against the alleged smugglers, one
charge being that they Imported
liquors from Canada without paying
duty on them, and the other being that
they imported glassware, meaning the
bottles in which the liquor was im-
porte. without paying duty on it.
Neither Robinson nor Bertelson
would discuss the case yesterday. They
declared they were innocent and Rob
inson said he hadn't even been in Brit
ish Columbia. A purse containing
Canadian coins, however, and a chart
of the Washington coast were taken
from him.
LUMBERJACK IS LOYAL
TOO MUCH ALCOHOL DELAYS
TURN TO WOODS.
Both Go to Jail One Geta Oat First
and Gets Dmak Awaiting? Pal's Re
lease, Then Other Intercedes.
John Hill and Oliver Steele are mld-dls-aged
pals of the "tote-road" and
tall timber. They are men of some
distinction in their own province and
profession. But the city leads them
astrav whenever they come to town.
and they invariably visit the cells of
the City Jail before they return to the
woods.
So John and Oliver, serving; a recent
term for drunkenness, thought of the
clean air of the Washington woods and
conspired to remain sober when they
were released and return logetner to
Aberdeen and a new lob.
Steele finished his "time" on "Wednes
day and repaired to the North End to
await his pal. Hill was released Sat
urday. Literally he passed Steele ccon
Ine in. The latter had weakened in
waitinir and suffered an alcoholic re
lapse. He was to appear before Munic
ipal Jude Laneguth for another and
BEST FOR
OREGONIANS
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
C. S. BAMCKL,
Assistant Blapaacr.
Week August 7
GROCERS WHOLESALE.
T. "W. JENKINS CO.,
Front and Pine. Mala 601.
HARDWARE.
FAILTN0-MeCALMAN CO.
88 Front It. Main 6590, A-8S90.
HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS,
HONE TM AN HARDWARE CO.
Fourth and Alder sts. Broadway 1121.
HARDWARE AXD STOYTS WHOLESALE.
MAT HARDWARB CO.,
124 Front - Mala B0T4-1B2. A-IT52.
ICE CREAM WHOLESALE.
HAZFXWOOD CO., v .
- 3 Front street.
KNIT GOODS AND O LOVES.
PORTLAND KNITT1NO CO.,
ISO Third street. A-7180. Main 6830.
MATTRESSES.
PORTLAND CURLED HAIR FAPTORT.
East 80th. Eandy Blvd. East To 20. A 13T-4.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SHERMAN. CLAT CO.,
eUxth and Morrison. Main 6048.
SCHWAN PIANO CO..
114 Fourth street. Mala 8828.
NOTIONS, HOSIER AND KNIT GOODS.
MILLER. CALHOUN CO..
Fifth and Couch. Broadway 888.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER A CO.,
Twelfth and Davis. Main TOO.
RASMUE8EN A CO..
N. E. Cor. Second Taylor. Mala 1TTX,
A-8JSS1.
undoubtedly severer sentence jester-
day.
Lumberjack loyalty sent the free pal
back to the Municipal Court to plead
for his Imprisoned partner. Reinforced
by Publle Defender Robinson, he sought
Judge Lansgruth and laid the facts be
fore him.
"Be off to Aberdeen," counseled the
frowning- court, as he ordered Steele's
release.
Then Judge LAngguth smiled inti
mately at the cornice of the building
across ths street until Clerk Johnson
called nls attention to the next case.
T. P. SWEIINES IS BURIED
Late Contractor Prominent In Early
Days of City.
Funeral services for Thorwald P.
Swennea, well-known ex-contractor,
who died at his home, 8(4 East Twen
tieth street, on Friday last, were held
yesterday afternoon from Holman's fu
neral chapel.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Richard Olson, pastor of the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Services
were conducted by the Woodmen of
the World at Lone Fir Cemetery, where
interment took place.
Thorwald P. Swennea was prominent
in the early construction work of this
city. Thomas P. Swennes, of the de
tective bureau, is a son. while another
son. Dr. Alt Ewennes, Is a Eellwood
physician.
MRS. A. BUSEGETS DIVORCE
Four Other Decrees Granted
Default by Defense.
L. Bubo was responilbla for th
gran tins; of a decree In a ault for di
vorce, filed by Winnie C. Buse against
A. Buse, for a. default waa taken be
fore Circuit Judge Gantenbetn yester
day, the defendant offering; no defense.
Other default divorce sranted by
Of course there always
were, always are and always
will be two kinds of boys. The
kind that are rough on their
clothes and the kind that is
careful and you can't fore
tell which one will win the
race which one will make a
success in life, but it's a very
encouraging sign when at the
age of 14 the boys take an
interest in dress. (
Our Boys' Knickerbocker
Suits with two pairs of pants
' at $4.85 are prepared to
- stand w h a t e v,e r the. day
brings forth and it's none
too early to think of school
days.
A few minutes spent look
ing in our windows' may
prove a valuable investment
of time try it when you pass
Morrison at Fourth. .
Why Suffer
From Migraine or
Sick Headache?
Dr. J. J. Caldwell says that this exceedingly
distressing drseaso does not shorten lite,
but does not appear to be curable. Suffer
ers from this affliction are condemned to
undergo the periodical attacks erery few
weeks until they are lorty years of age, after
whlca the attacts are less frequent, and
Anally disappear entirely. Palliative meas
ures during- the attack are all that It Is
possible to suggest, while care In the diet Is
the best preventive measure. An attack
may often be prevented by taking two
antl-kamnla tablets when the first symp
toms appear, and one antl-kamnla tablet
every two boars daring the attack shortens
It, eases the pom and brings rest and quiet.
A nil-kaiimla tablets may be obtained at
all drucBlata. Ask for A-K ZablsU, Iht
quickly relieve ail Fain.
to 12
PAINTS AND OILS.
VAt-VOIANYi OIL CO..
888. Eaat Weafctnaion at.
at 880T.
riCKJ.ES. VTNEGAB. ETC.
ENTOHT PACKING CO..
East 8th and East Alder.
East ea, B-ises
ROOFING MANUFACTURERS.
DUTIABLE ROOFING MFO. CO.,
Kenton Station. Woodlawn 8188.
RUBBER OOODS.
GOODTEAR RUBBER CO.,
61-6T Fourth at. Mala 4102,A-&1.
OUTTA PERCHA A RUBBER MFO. CO..
M First it. Main luT,
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS.
CENTRAL DOOR A LUMBEn CO ,
Thirteenth A Qliaan ate. Manhall 1800.
W. P. FULLER A CO..
Tweltth and Da via. Main T0O0.
SHOW CASES.
LUTKE MANUFACTURING CO.,
140 North EUth. Phone Broadway 1408.
, STATIONERY AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
THE J. K.' OILL CO.,
Third and Alder streets Mala 8800. A-806S.
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS.
MULTNOMAH TRUNK A BAG CO.
eo-sa e. water at..
cor. Stark.
East 24.
TENTS, AWNINGS.
ETC.
HIRSCH-WEIS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Front and Burnalde. Broadway 8678.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
UNDERWOOD TTPEWRITER CO..
68 tilth u Broadway SOS.
WINDOW SHADES.
HTRSCH-WE1S MANUFACTURING CO.,
Front and Burnelde. Broadway 8470.
Do Believe Me:
Green Chile Cheese
Is surely It It's
a regular picnio
T. S. Townsead Creamery CcC
Wholesale Distributers for
Oregou and S. W. Washington.
Judge Gantenbetn were: Isabella
Sklbble from Otto Sklbble; Rachel
Louise Plum from Claude D. Plum,
and Ada Osgood from John W. Osg-ood.
Judire Davis granted Clarence Clelland
a divorce from Elizabeth Clelland yes
terday by default.
Grraia Woman Dies.
GERVAIS. Or.. Aug-. 7. (Special.)
Mrs. John I. Jones, wife of a Qervals
blacksmith, died suddenly at her home
In this p'''n yesterday afternoon, sred
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cation trip.
Portland fltr Ttrket - Of flee
255 Morrison Street, Corner Third St,
Mala 244 Phoneo A 1244.
A. D. CHARLTON
Asst. Geal Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, ORE.
Roand trip Westbound summer tourist tickets on sale daily tell
your eastern friends. Attractive Homeseekers tickets to Mon
tana points and return.
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Some Things
Better and
The golden brown
crust, perfect flavor
and appetizing; aroma
tell their own story
of baking; perfection.
HOTTER
IB RE A
Its Taste Never Disappoints
Baked by Frans. at V. 8. Bakery,
Columbia
PORTLAND.
A Catholic Boarding and Day
School for Young: Men and Boys,
Delightfully Located on the Banks
of the Willamette.
FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
For Catalogue Apply to the Registrar.
JUNIOR
AGRICULTURAL
SCHOOL
G RES HAM. OREGON
A private school which fits boys
of good character for useful oc
cupations. Boys received now,
terms reasonable. Scholarships
which Vould provide an educa
tion, including: board and cloth
ing, are greatly needed for boys
of limited means. Smaller do
nations will enable us to assist
other worthy boys. For infor
mation address Dr. James B.
Corby, 802 Broadway. Portland,
Or, or phone East 7380.
Mr HILL -e
MILITARY ACADEMY
A Select Non-Sectariaa Boarding and Day School
lor Boys. Military Discipline; Small Clauet; Men
Teachers. Careful supervision secures results that
are not attained elsewhere. Send for catalog.
PORTLAND. OREGON
School of the Portland Art
Association
FMa-fatfc Year Ura-lne October Id.
DRAW IX G, PAI.TI!VGS, OCSIdl.V,
CHAKTS.
Fer Clrealar Apply 1 arnnt f Art.
Klfta and Taylor Sta I'artlaad.
ITuictiMmli Matt L Lor key. A. B.
PALO ALTO. CAUF.
BORADENT
THE MILK OF MAGNESIA
Tooth Paste
CORRECTS ACIDITY
about 45 years. She Is survived by her
husband and two sons. The family
cams here about two years ago from
Powell Butte.
Fir James Dewar, the famous English
scientist araueed lndon fcv exhibiting a
soap bubble which hai laMfd a month.
Which Blake
Different
When you slice these
clean, inviting; loaves
you find the texture
inside smooth and
perfect a creamy
white, firm inner loaf.
Cor. E. 11th and Flanders Sis.
University
OREGON
Offers courses in the College, the
Preparatory or High School, the
Commercial School, the Grammar
Grade Schools.
BELMONT SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
ft mllM froutb f Prtartflf.
W tbink t&ai lv to our tya
what mouahtlul pTnia wUH. Our
fraauatr tour. 01 cduaiDdtiioL la-
utuiiona tat admit on carufict uil
n lain l nation , nag 24 of our ci
tloiut) 10 Harvard tna lasacnu.a(.i
laamuta of Technology, and Vat, waoaa
adruiAAioa rQuiroiuta aro moat
vara. teand. Jor beautifully llluaumtad
cataloa-u. which gtvca not only a vary
ood. luaa of tba apirit and purpoaa of
the acnooL but of lia equipment and ita
attractive acnool bo ma. Koitnam how
var. an qutta lake in a place eat A Vii
to tne echooL
V. T. REID, Head Mm
liox C. Belmont. Cal,
St. Mary's Academy and Collega
For Glrla. Cocducted by thn PISTCHS OF
THE HOLT NA1S Or JESL'5 AND
MART Grada. Ac-demio and Cellaciata
Course. Music, Art. Elocution ana Com
merctal and Domaatle Soi?nca Dpta
Realdant and Day Studenta. Kafinad.
Moral and Intallactual Training-. Wnta
for announcement. tohool rtopcni Sap
1 amber 5 AdJreti SISTER UP.fa.RIOA,
Bt Utry'i Academy, Portland.
PT. HELEN'S HA IX
(46th Concutlv a ear)
Part land. Orraaa.
Realdant and d achoul for vtrla. fa
ctaarga of But era of St. John Baptist (Epta
copal Acadamlo and Elementary Depart
ment a Kindergarten and Train in Scjioo"
for Kindergarten Teachera. Mualc. Art. Oo
meatio Art, Domett lo ficienca, Grmnuium.
Bwlmmlnc. ate. House of Residence J
and o?Q Everett Su For catalogue address
the Sister Superior.
Link's Business College
Kail Term Opens September ft.
Write for Catalosrue.
A. T. I.I Mi. Urn. Mar..
Tllford Raildina-. i'orltand. Or.
lhoue Mala 5UnX
Miss Uarker'a School for Girls
riLO alto, ctunini
FIFTEENTH YEAR OPENS AUGUST 26, ItIS
Poofc erf n Arpltr.tinn
REPAIR DipCTORY
Fult called fnr and de
livered. Fponred and
Preued. $1 :0 per month
Also we will make yoa
a salt to erder for lie
dowa and S3 par monk.
I'nlque Tailarlnr C..
- Btark Rt.. bet. CIN
and Stta.
Phone Broadway SI 4
Pnon
ho, B'd'w'y
SCT4. A ItTt.
Res,
Bell. tlT
I A. WATKEK
kl F TK1CJ
WOIlb.3
Meter Specialties
Bought. Sold.
Rented.
Repaired.
lOth St tturaald.
TUNING
AD KKFAIRlNa
PIb and P!rr
Pianos. Prirea raoa.
bl for &prt wortf.
ahernum.Julay&i Co,
-n 1 .
Car. Sixth and Momeea.
.,,111 .';'"JJU"5v
Trunks and
Cases
Repaired by
Experts
Free Delivery
Main ' 2TT4.
POHTLAXD TRrVK MFO. CO. Id dr Pine
Shoe Repairing
We call and deliver.
Phone us. Rubber Ueela,
Urn's or Women's. .Jew
HEN'S SOLES, 7 So.
1 LADIES' SOLES. iOe.
MlOE CO.
: 146 Fourth htreel
Siear ' Alder.
PIANOS REPAIRED
Alo
Tailcmg Machines aaa
Muaical Instruments,
Expert Workmen.
Vry Heasonabia Frtcaa.
Ail Work Ouaraat4 a
Ordered.
GRAVES MUSIC CO.
Wl 4t k St.. near kor
v rlaon.
CHIROPRACTORS "
Members of the Chiropractors"
Association of Oregon.
Bockman, Dr. C. EL. 406 Botkehlld
Bids;. Main 28SX.
Grelner. rr. Matilda St.. 70S Swetland
Bids,. Main 4U96.
a valley.
C4S.
Dr. J. KL. AJUsfcy Bids;, Mala
Lehman. Dr. V,
.Main S718.
408 Ablncton Elds;.
Wat term. Dr. flaymona I& Swetland
Bldtf. Marabali 4a3.
WANTED, CHAIRS TO CANE BY
. SCHOOL FOR BLIND
FOR PARTICULARS CALL
MR. J. F. .MYERS,
MAi:J 548
WANTED
CASCABA BARK.
Any Ouanuty.
dddreas 1. 'Ol.l.A It. Albany. Om
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