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THE OREGON HAILY
f f
REPORT
AGCEPTED
Willamette Heights
V the Site
Is
KO STOCK CANCELLED
Lewis and Clark Monument to Be
Erected in City
" 'V . , Park. ' '
The Guild's Lake, tract at Willamette
Heights will be the site for the 1905 Fair
V proper arrangements can be made with
the owners of .the tract
This was decided at the meeting of the
board of directors of the Fair held late
' yesterday afternoon, 'by the ratifying' of
.the report of the executive committee
recommending this tract as the site for
l h- Fair. The executive committee also
uggeeted that the thanks of the Board of
Directors and the Executive Committee
be publicly extended to the various own
en Dt and. parties Interested la the land
Which had been tendered as sites tor the
' xpaJtlon. ,
' Directors Wesslnger, Mills, Dresser,
Fenton - and Corbett were appointed to
snake suitable arrangraents with the
owners of the Guild's Lake traqtfor the
cession ''pt the land to the Lewis and
Clark, Flr Company.
Th ways and means committee -eub-
wiuea a written report, in which wi
tatedTthst thejrhereqtiettea 'gajon
; . ,f, IHecsx fo(iib(BtIt ') irposlUon s to n
employwienl' tflrector-geheral ef ti
jnineo. a written report, in which was
anef
his
the
ralr. They had received answer from
eceyi me position or director-general of
. tha Exposition and stating that oti tis
. return from Japan lie would make a dell.
: rite, proposition, t the committee. rThe
, omraltte acted on thia communication by
apsolatlag Hmmm. Bates, Flelschaer and
.... IVolte sub -committee for the selection
$f direotor-geiierftUH, ,,,, jfi
y It M decided that no stock'would be
Canceled or reduced. ;..'
' j The report also eontalned 1r recommeai
ato4f hite the dWtlonsJ
Jnembvf ,fiprdp rfltdk W
-Vlded for la section t,-article . the by
law, be elected at the adjourned meeting
s)f the stockholders on the first Monday
In October, 190 : ' ; . -
BIG SLUGGER
-to visit an
Robert Fitzsimmons on-His Way
: ' ' to Portland.
ExvChamblon of-" tk .World Rbeet
Iltcslmmonlaro thaatesmet Columbrj,
nd Is expct!a Ho: irftve hert some tinte
oday. He is In the Northwest on bus,
"iess connected .with the playing of his
Jheatrlcal company 'iiire. He 'will also
ilt Seattle.
. SCHEDULE CHANGED. H ;
JJojmore cars will be run on Third street
' ior some time? This Is due. to the fact
that the Third, street line will be rebuilt.
Vhe Morrife fcfwi lacintiateery street
.Cars, now running on Third street, wip
un to Stark street only, and the Lower
and Upper Alblna and Irvlngton cars will
4un to TamhJH tre and faen turn into
Becond street This change takes effect
jes Monday, J.
DENY DISCRIMINATION.
WOHPOLR. Va., Sept. IS.-Ofllciata of
the Chesapeake ft Ohio today deny any
discrimination against the shipments of
provisions which were shipped to miners.
They characterize it as a conspiracy and
say the charge is absurd.
. BISHOPS PROTEST.
KOMB,. Sept 13.-rIL.wag announced at
the Vatican today that protests have been
received from 17 American bishops agist
. Taft's demands regarding the treatment
t the friars in the Philippines.
$50 CASH
TO
LABOR
Receiving the Highest Number of Votes Cast on Coupons Cut From The
Journal. A Very Fine
ROLL-TOP DESK
To the Labor Union Receiving the
From, the Journal
No Union it Barred Open to AIL
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'ill CONTEST OPENS SEPT. 2, 1901.
And Is for ihe. purpose of ascertaining which twe labor onions in the city
are, the most popular, progressive and enterprising. 169 tn cash and a
very fine rollnop writing desk, represent the first and second prizes re
spectively. Ho union Is barred from entering the race; it is free for all.
- I vote for.'..
as the most popular, progressive snd
Portland.
(Voter's name)
Contest closes October 2, IS02- This
September- 13, 1602.
v-.T. E. BEACH . CO.
, v l r- - i pioneer, Paint ca - V , ,
W make a specialty of gelling the best things made In Paints. Best House
Paint. Roof Paint, Floor Paint, Decorative Paint, Enamels, Stains, Varnishes
t Urwest Prfcee
- FIRST AND ALDER ST3., PORTLAND, OREGON
FEAfcfljt. NEGLECT.
fJournsI Sjjeclal Service.)
SAN FRAMOSCO; Sept. 13.-The heirs
of th "etr estats are' to receive IISS.OOU.
Mrs. Nelson accept the cti instead of
an annuity. She 1s -Tft years old. Tb
three brother' aid" two -slaters are to re
ceive each !O.4Ci0.rXh? bodies of the Fain
phowi miserable "neglect oa the part of
French undertaker Their w-lothlrg had
not been changed since the accident and
their elott.es were covered with blood and
their fares had net even been washed.
Mrs. Fair's JacVtiftd' a Quantity of brok
en glass in U from the automobile glasses
he was wearing.
HE WILL VISIT
; EXPOSITION
King Leopold WJII Attend the St.
Louis Fair.
if'.
-ft.-;:- :
SHOWED
AMERICAN
SPIRIT
Had Faith ta Developmefll of Cong
anrjJtayed TO It.
(ScrippssMcRae News Association.)
NEW YORK, Bept. 13.-Klng Leopold,
of jelglum. has decided to visit the Ht.
Iouls Exposition. His decision is due to
the efforts f Millionaire Thomas WaUh,
of Colorado.'; The king stuted Uit his
people erectile most prosperous of Fur
ope, and his ambition Is to bring them
bm near as possible to thoe of the Uni
ted States. He also said: "I have stood
by the development of Congo when no
one else bail) any faith in it, and have
ah,owo the Ameficaa 'spirit
ami have
i-w6n. ' ' "
A,nwicana.hore.afe. loading praxes
Wa(sh,rfar iBBubttrpUHjilnf surlj tal)leii
did Wrekerj3Mhiei for th.J H5ysHlu.i.
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rOOTECT
. WASIHNSTgWiilt' C? BeimjUlThe
Pant he VlH "s'fa,lf ! ffoMi' Len (4 and
NVy 'iad WiMlth SrtO marines, for
Cbldh.-ThrmtTDefiMmWrammirTcik
Its' WffetJdrfUbWkf8 Wa'rsnf WFn1dn
and Panama, to iw-eyent bombardment.
epti, ltt-1
Bftse ndiffe fie marines the United Stnt
will have a sufficient force to keep tH
Trans-Isthmian traffic - open and malrtf
tain order.
Atos DISCUSS.
NEW TOHJ, Sept. IS. Senator Piatt,
leaders and prominent "Republicans are
thin afternoon holding a meeting In the
Fifth-Avenue Vfatol to arrange the details
of the coming state convention. The chief
interest and point of discussion centers on
whether th-plank indorsing -Roosevelt for
Presthent "'fjfcXM Wf W'Vut In .'the
platform." ""'"T'"" " " '"
HANNA'S HOLIDAY.
NEW YORK', Sept. it- Senator Hanna
this morning begun a two- days' holiday
S the guest of Clement Grlsoora. who Is
e be PresWeWfof the-Morgan ahlpc jna
lne. on ttfkjatter'a vucht. Affairs tXn
Jortance are expected to be discuxxef
Hpeotafly .'tM legislation beariug Of? ls
thlD subsidy and Panama Canal.
X JRAINS COLLIDE.
SPRlNdFCSLJCt, Xo.'g -A St.
touis & Ban Frunciaco a'aaswiger trafti
collided with a f'sat freight war Jlepibi'
this morning, killing Ptreman Hose, fi
tally" Injuring Ehgliieer' White ahd, serj
Ously Injuring the other engineer and flre
an. , I'
NEW vOftiv.-Sepu U-e.-jiv American
liner Philadelphia has aua ,, the uaua
Atlantlc ricft, witk J)je jjerul. ftisnarck.
The ormer arrived this morti.Uig but the
latter has hpt yet shown up.
Later The Ftterat BUlQargk, was sitthted
otf Fire sland M I Jfl. maklng the trip 14
hours dater 'thaia the. American liner. '
. ,i ...ifc ., .. i ,i I'm 1 1, i i
DERRICKS DESTROYER.
at a standstill at" moon. One acre on
Splndle-top Helghrfts Is -a -mass ot flames
and 40 derrleks were destroyed, oil being
drawn from the bottom ht Hlggfhs 8?,000
barrel tank' and Will In. ime starve the
flames. TKevTexas Ftorti liusher Is still
ablaze and throwing' flames So feet high.
THE
UNION
Second Largest Number of Votes. Cut
'
AH Votes .uust Be Written on Journal
" Counons.
enterprising Labor Union In
-.
vote not good for use after
PRIZE
T
FOREST FIRES
BRING DEATH
AND DESOLATION
(Continued from First Page.) ;V
uatea just south of the Lents postoffioe,
night nrt several timt s 1'i.t was finally
s.-jv-d. Numerous tontiu. of Pamea were
1,-ttiihg in every ...vtton a.ound the
liierty. mid liut for thi undivided vction
jf Hie ruilwuy conipAny's men would toave
i'in razed to the fpound.
The fine laiee Ixlu.s nchool was entirely
(i.-.stn.yfd. The Ions wlllrftmount to auput
fi6.t00. Innunince. about J12.000.
' 'i n entire oisti ict northwest ' of
i fur about a mile In e-xtent has been en
i tircly twept. The flumes are now run
I niiig in a direct westerly course from
i (iieshum. -in Hie vicinity of Tremont' a
I Injure crowd of fire-fighters were out all
last evening fightlnff the flames back.
uy a change In the wind last evening the
Humes Hwerged around ihe suburb of
.Chicago. The tire Umt evening was
within a few feet of the St. Johns Episco
pal Church at that place.
DEATHS IN
CLARK COUNTY
Pitiful End of Mothers and Children
in Raging Flames.
(Journal Special Service.)
VANCOUVER, Sept. 13.-Forest fires are
still raging through Clarke County, thou-
nurm.1 or acres having been utirneu over
and the Are is still spreading. The people
have been compelled to flee for tbelr
llvs. T '
Farmers lu the vicinity of Fifth Plains,
Beiy Mountain. Mill Plain, Silver Star
Mountain, lave lost their houses, barns.
fetj-ees ami much of their live stock .'All
bulldlitKH, dead trees and fields are 4o dry
that a spark easily Ignites them and the
mf"Vim started,'- tooit gKSe'iiu' fcljti
trol. pay and nlgbt I4e peopi1 1
an almost hopeleas tight against the ad
vancing tire. The heaviest ly'saes, frpm
the. reports received, were Sustained. Tn
the Fifth Plain country. ' .
Mrs. August Myers, of Fifth Plain. (was
mirnin in ner nnme iter nusuana was
righting the. .lire., and .whpn the house
ca'LBht. hjilQK. iUanLfeeblt, she was un-i
The husbandot Mrs. Hendrlckson, who
Is'bVnw to ffv been l.umed wtfh her
two children, paused through Vancouver
yesterday, on his way to the ruined
house. J. A. Webber lost piling to me
extent of $11..., ami A. M. Roberts lost
4000 curds of wood. S. A. Reed also sus
tained lieu vy loaaes In wood.
-TThe nre has approaches near to the
Harney schuolhuuae, n mile east of Van
couver, and It is feared the building will
burn, m thflre Is no Are protection..
In the districts where the llres are rag
ing settlers are busy fighting the flames,
and accurate reports do not reach town,.
MARION IS
ALL AFLAME
.1 b-
,e,'(T'
Io!(
farmers Near Silverton and ( Vlt--
nami itmer Heavy Losses.
(Jotitfial aoeclal Servlee. " c 1 1
BALEM. -Beit. , to-Telephone messages
receive. l.n-t nlfcht from tjllverton afia
Mehama. 'ull of extensive destruction, of
foreMts and farm biiildinRs in the eastern'
pari of Marion t'ount,y. The wind has
Med, dowr, pnd the hope Is eiprrssed Huit
he Ores will be under control soon,, A
Ire started about six miles south of ga-
1cm e8liTilfjy, and considerable fencing?
was des'tre'ved. tout" the flames were. oon
undi r control, tind the loss was compara
tively llijl t. This city was overhung by
a pall of smoke yesterday and at times
the' sun wt,!. entirely obscured, and when
in sight U was a blood-red ball. ' This
morning ihe air Is cool, and the smoke
has lifted considerably, and a southwest
vvlr.d plomlses an early shower.
IIAV0CAYlLlSB0R0t
(Journal Special Servlce.1
HILLSBORO. Pept. 13. The forest fires
that have been raging hi the mountains
and wooded portiens of this county are,
boromlng more and more destructive. The
Woodmen Hall at Cedar Mills has been
completely destroyed, and It Is. reported
ere that the sawmill of Bloytl & Bigler,
In the northwestern part of the county,
has been consumed by the fierce flames.
Local t depnone lines, are kept busy call
ing for fire fighters and all available help
Is being pressed Into! service to check the
progress of the flr-s.l
SETTLERS IftOViWG OUT.
H1LLSBOP.O. Sept. 13.-Forest fires are
raging In the mountains between Wash
ington and Tillamook Counties end set
tlers are rapidly moving out.- The smoke
Is so dense In the: valley as ' to be very
disagreeable and ijt ls impossible to see
any great distance! Qld settlcrt) say they
have never seen he stnoke so dense in
this locality before. Business houses, of
fices and residences, yeaterday were filled
with smoke.
FULES pYING DOWN.
1 1 i i
ASJjmiA, gepf. 13. While several
traall nrep areDurnlng at venous places
on the south side of the Columbia in the
vicinity of Astoria, "they are- all under
control, thanks to the shifting of the
wind to the West, and the damage has not
been heavy,, jbrr the north shore near Oak
Point and Sfcaraokawa. the Ores are still
burning and the loss will .probably ag
gregate a hundred thousand dollars.
TULAiyOOK CITY IS SAFE,
(Journal Special Service.) --
McMINN VLLE, -Sept. 11-Foreet Ores
h AMtroyed thousands at acres of tins-
n0l
nwflge an TillaMBta. the town escapln
on account of favorable wlnd3. Had: st
n6rth 'wfiSd prcvtl.ed rr Tillamook Cltjt
Would -have Sren destroyed. The news of
jhe safety of Tillamook was received with
rejoicing feessxt asrdt.was reported to have
been destroyed. Tires are burning aloes
Meadow, baSe-r6ad. 15 miles from here,
and the smoke Is very dense here In con.
sequence.
DEATH RAGES IIJ WASHINGTON
i Journal SiSeclal Service.)
TACOMA, Wash., Sept. 13-Forest fires
eominue throughout Weetem Washing
ton wjh no possibility of abatement un
til a strona wind, or rain comes.
A total of six lives are reported lost
in Southwestern Washington, but prd
trafed telegraph wires prevent jfettlng
detailed reports from fire districts. Many
aaw, lumber and shingle mills have been
burned and . -dcuten of others are sur
rounded by biasing forests. Workmen
are working, heroically to save them. Ail
bridges and trestles on the Northern Pa
cltic. between-Ulma and Gate City have
been burned. This is on the Okay's Har
bor branch. There Is no trouble on the
main line. .Wagon loads of refugees are,
arriving at Elma from the burning dis
trict. .JSlma l aJtnost surrounded fire
and the people are beginning to move
out. Ashes and cinders are falling oVer
the tow -and "ft high east wind -gives
the fire terrible velocity.
JJ: C. Wbitnach and James Lutton were
burned at Klma while fighting .fire.
Claude and Leo Wirtz sec Hon men, were
severely burned while crossing a burning
bridge. Bat sop -was saved by an heroic
light, lasting 34 tours. -A boom of falling
timber heard everywhere In Southwestern
Washington.
Plum stattyniflve miles Soufh of Olyra
pla and Woodland, four miles west, were
destroyed yestefday afternoon. Forests
of CowlIU and Clark Counties along the
Columbia.' River are now blazing.
All Mount SL' Mefens Is ablaze. Flames,
shoot upward hundreds of feet, glvlhg
the mountain' '-the appearance fif VoU
cano. Smoke h? thickest between Tacoota
and the headW Puget Sound and the Co
lumbia River? ' '" -j-v ",
Steamers oa'Tncet Sound are ronhin
unoer siow pens. f - j
teffiESitfNi MONTANA
itaatioa; JLTpiig; Great Portlier
Ltoe Is Serious; ' : u
ATLATCTA. Mont . fpt-JSPpreet fires
are rfjiyji f'lnq f be Great
Northern "Rajlroadf lit this state. The sit
uation h beepme, so serious that It has
necessitated the placing along the line
of road In the, burning districts engines
with crews prepared to fight the fires.
Large forces, of, men are stationed -all
along the Rpujte,ta protect the bridges
and trestles that are In danger. In some
places the heat (Jf, so Intense that it Is
almost lmposaIbje,9fjir the men. to keep
the names awty frpm the track.-
. 1 X- "
B. B. RICH
WINNER
l. ;v.,n guv i-
i : ' ssa Yf iuw io e ,1
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test Unless Sgt&
6
5 - 3U -: i ii .V
At o'clock thl 'evening the great eon-
test for The Journal's lovlnz cud closes.
and the forecast ' is" that the winhe' io
jur. Kien, aithoug.snrprtses may happen
W, the wry last, moment. This' morning
Mr. Rich's vote footed 4S.8S7,. as against
V;.il for Mr. Streeter, and the net can
didate. Sir. Frazier, "has his figures of the
oy Detore. ziu'i-u. jt does not seem as If
his sltuiition would change, though It
might. The interest will not be over uh
til the very lart minute.
The total of i.ow over 100,000 votes for
the three leaders shJWS the interest that
nas marKetl the contest, which is Voted
on all huixlr. as a great success
The finai Fgurea wUi.be announced on
Monday. Tc that time they stand
Rich 48.S87
fc'treeter ,, 33.752
Frailer 20,220s
IS DONE WITH IT.
I'.OSTON, Sept. 13. Admiral Bchley has
arrived from his summer's vacation In
he mountains. He said: "I hear not.
see not, and my Upa are sealed. To me
the Navy Is a thing Of,. the pasf. After a
life of service 1 am out of It and done
with it." ,
Hints for the Home.
A lady who explain that she wishes
her name withh.'ld "for obvious reasons"
furnishes these warm weather hints for
kitchen girls ' -.
"When setting th,e table always pour
the walrr Into the various glasses the
first thine Tim will give it a chance
to become nke and warm before the
family sits down... - . ...
"Never turn off the gaa when a burner
Is not in uae. otherwise the bills would
be raduced. arj the kitchen might cool.
"Be careful not to, keep the back screen
door .too tightly closed or -it will be Inn
posHlble for flies to gefr in. What is a
kitchen without plenty. of files?"
.-".Always Jeayethe doors of the Ice
chest open as much ai'posslbter By
keeping them closed the Ice and the raw
materials inside last much longer.
"Be sure tat always have the water
melon rinds, corn husks, and ether gar
bnge piled upl r corner of the sink.
This adds to tha beanjy of the scene and
gives the atmosphere a pleasing perfume,
"It is well to leave r the butter and
bream-on topi of the loe cheat , between
wtth tops If thy are) not to held things?
"Always cook everything in the bouse
at once and throw away what Is left:
The grocer's .boy Is paid . for coming
around oftea.'V . . ,
between Vho summit of the coast
NO
MORE
CORKERS
Forty t Injunctions Were
rermaneni.
NO MORE MARGINS
Decision Tales Away Much Power
of Board of Trade No Fic
" ticious Prices
CHICAGO,. Bept. 13. Judge Chytraus.
In the Cirouit Court today dealt a telling
Mow- to eernera on markets when he made
permanent 49 injuaotlone restraining the
Board at Trade from paying out margins
put up. by traders in the Pattea oats deal
He held that while no law prevnts cot
tiers and .the establishing of prohibitive
and fictitious price, the law can and Wtil
prevent the payment -of margins -beyond
fair prieea. la addition to practically pro-,
hibltlng the formation of corners the do-,
clsion takes away much of the power that
has always been vested in the board's
committee in adjudicating margins. - -
The court says: "Adjudicating upon
the rights of property between man and
man. Is' a soverign governmental power
in this country. Inherent in the people
only,; Individuals deeming themselves ag
grieved In regard to their property have
the right to. apply for relief to the es
tablished courts of justice.. The decislpn
to reality, if upheld by the Buprewe
Court, forever, ends Ihe possibility of
corners. . ,
WITH TKE
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LAST OF THE FUN MAKING
Tonight Will Be. the Endinj: of the
... v fireat festal Fortnight.
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CARr4IVAI- irWAM. '.S
7:0 Gates oben for masquerade.
19-4Loop the Loop.
The grand finale, the glorious ending
of twe weeks of fun and revelry will be
tonight In the greatest burlesque and
sport maker yet attempted at the Car
nival. - -
The masquerade will be allowed to
wear their ma.so.uts at : all times on the:
'ground tr.oj't&'S'ti&f attWOfjtliey
will be oblige- IS tfffmaWe' SPfMtita
tr6UW . wM'tne p'bltjfe'"14 & .V j
., Larsen-wlU tackWWa YotW ioVrfm? p
the' tast trme'erore' ;iie" tfMpe fti'l'ort
land and be feels cdnfiderft ftiai tie wfil
eJcceed. veenortlJhas'jbejsn made tdl
protect Ihe public in case' of accident
and alM td protect the rider. ' !
i - J - IA8T- KJOHTS PUN; - ' - ;
'"Leif hlgTiftJarMval Cly captlfiiatei
te tha Nobles W'the Myatio 'hrlne'iMd
there were scene Of greatest pomp nd
splendor. '
- At S:t the carriage of slat 'appeared
under Bhrlne ' escort and Wa driven to
the tptnpie-where Illustrious Potentate I.
5V, Pratt preaewted x the uen wltha
magnificent s.ouvenlr In the, shape ofa
Ehrine emblem ' She was also given a
badge of ' the order such as was worn ' by
the Nobles during the ceremony. After
this the party scattered into tha various
sections of the grounds to see the num
erous attractions.
, History Rewritten.
Mahomet had Just gotten off his little
aehorisnk,- ''Knowledge ta power."
; "Very , good," exclainied the Grand
Vhler Wia a 'green look. "Then do we
pnderstand that horse' sense is horse
power?"' : ? - '
! This . being . too much for the great
prophet- he went 'forth and re-enforced
himself with a pony. ;
The Ahkoond of Swat was taking box
ing lessons when the professor scolded
him for- not making the proper defence.
::BuL" insisted the .effecte monarch,
"you must remember I do not know what
swafc'V 4 'r , .
Tha boxer, conceding the Joglo . of the
pointy jrot .sis revenge In a beautiful solar
plexus,.
.Caesar was struggling vainly to find
the keyhole when Calphurnia stuck her
head out of the window and asked him
w.hat was the natter.
"Don tsh er know, he yelled angrily,
that C&esarsh wife should . be above
suspicion?" ;' '
The next day -fie was observed studying
the tlhte- table for Dakota. 1
Ell Whitney, having told his friends that
he haiS JKventeA the cotton glii, they
thereupon' promptly presented -a testi
mohlal tcfWm. The hext day, however,
he noticed that he was not so much of a
good fellow, and inquired why.' : -
We'aidt 'know it waa a machine."
they repTIdTr"-' i-..
in the ''Renter of a field at Waverhill,
6 atfolk.V England, is ' a large flat stone
cbveflng'Ylje grave of a thare' which 'died
in inncylbed as follows; - "Polka. Bhe
never made a false step: Bccleslastes ill.!
..( Ok reference , io chaptereaiid Versi
shows. tb following: ;Fpr that which
beasts, even one hlng.befalletb. them; as
the one dleth. so-diet h the other." This
Is- probably the only Instance of a text
from tha Scriptures .appearing m a me
morial atona to aa animal -
rf-k. : uuas ui lniormiiicn. ." ,
,. a 4ucjuu carpenter fonstuers .u&nging
J ene door a btg day's work; '- An American
carpenter will easily hang 10 doors a day.
A Liverpool," England firm, employing
over SOS clerks' and managers, engages a
fellow -of the British Phrenological So
ciety In the Midlands -o- ejct suitable
caniaate ior vaeaacieet other Arms m
Leicester. Nottingham. -Derby. - Birmlng
haaf : and ' Brighton o tta same, Phren
logy rooking up- r Si-'-.' ;'"
Southern Rhodesia s .gold output ' in
May was the highest recorded; being
over 19.SO0 ounces '' - ' y'f T
Registered physicians In Massachusetts
are said to number about 4500, ' an aver
age of one to every 6iahabltahta.
American oreeoexs ana, trejnera now
practlqaUy eontrpLtlae :6yaT stable and
stock farina of, Russia, - ;, i f
The 'most of lighting; and . buoying the
Tjfnlted States ' Coast Ja PSD a year'; for
each mile. '' . , "
The native clematis can scarcely be
valued too highly. A fairly hardy pereo
nial, it. will thrive and bloom generously
under much more trying .conditions than
th6se usually considered ' necessary for
its success. ' v '
Every one of the Blanos
sold at the Carnival was
promised to be delivered
before Saturday . eyenin.
The exhibit, so far as the
B. P. O. E. . (best pianos
on earth) is concerned is
a thins: of the past, after
Saturday afternoon.
The beautift exhibition
booth will be - turned over
to theyM&UcarfivrsBand
tonigrftWlIrtmise
that these jnusic-makers
wil add more than a fair
portion ta; the .enjoyment
and merrymaking of the
ri.
f.
EILERS
9 i-'X
PIANO tiOliSl!" 3
ti, ,ni -u fx o
Mala 0ffloaa4$aiseroos. -.!
WASHINGTON STREET
3j;L.'- J o:.ii.,K
PORTLAND
351
Pewr Pine Stores,
Sea Prenlscot- Spokane and
- Sacrasssnte
fVtrtlaad,
CARNIVAL
TIMES
. ,'i!fvai'A ft,
Should not be rhade fnisy
erable by aches nd pa..
if it u tootrtache Justcorne
into our office-Twe icart
help you. WeJl Jb lad
to have you ediie In any i
way if you haveVhydoubV
as to the condition of your
teeth 1 Wt'il examine ther
UifU filioi honestly wfuf.'
if any, worK is necessary.
There is NO PAIN in ffen
tal worK irt Uwoffice . . .
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
AND ASSOCIATES .
Hours: S a. m: to S p. m and
7 to 8 p. m.
Telephone North Z1U.
341 Washington Street
Corner Seventh. 1 8
DON'T ADD TO THE
WORRIES OF LIFE
The annoyance of putting up with
poor laundry, there's a place to
send your lau'ndrv where It returns
promptly and Just as' you'd have it
that's ' "' '
-ft
The Union taunqry J
' 53 Kandolph Street -.'
Phones Albtna 41 of Columbia 602.
A;j.GUlfaCo.
General Machinists
and Repairer ' ;
Manufacturers of Sbeaves, Pins and
Loggers' Supplies. Pattern-and Model
Making.. Laundry Machinery. Printer
Machinery overhauled, rebuilt .'UornrtF
palred.- Paper knife grinding, h
84 Second Street, Portlaod, Oregon
'-"-' Tclepheae Bee sayife ,
-; . v-''?. FAMILY ROOMS ' ; ,
" pentlemeifa Resorts :
Lbilir'Dlimmasch
Oeedaeatli Bldg., i8-t7e FBtk U.
.. ' Opposite PestolHos. f : . .
CoULaocbae, Schlhi Bear oa draught
Today
V- ' i ' KOUCATIONAU .. . ;
y.. yj. ..v . ... 1 ,1,1 .mi :
'' ' ' : " 1,0 . ' ' 1 r -
Portland Association
55 Institute
A school not run to mala mooay. but
for the tood of men -(
: a3 Teachers ! ' k'';r:' i
75 Different Classes .
, 8 Regular Courses K .
536 Different Students, season
. iooiiooa -'' v . ,j
$135,000 Buildin; In the busl
. ness center of Portland owned,
by the Association.. r ;
-CLASS
t Mes. Term
Architectural Drawiof
.15.00
ArithmeUc 2.00
Aigehra . . ....... 3.00
Bookkeeping 5.00
tommercial Law Z.00
Com. Correspondence ........ 2.00
Commercial GeoirraDhv. . ' '
2.00
Carpentry
5uC0
7.00
1100
SLOO
3.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
8.00
3.00
3.00
Clay Modeline;..
Civil Service School .,
Electricity...
Elocution'.....
Freehand Drawing
1 ,-
Ueoractry
Qerman......
Latin.:;.
Life Class ..
Mandolin Guitar
Machine Desizn
Mechanical Drawior
5.00
iVUnual Training 5.00
Penmanship 2.00
PhotoTranhv ' : 1.00
- - a-T-r .-t 7J'Tf""" '111
Physiology Hygiene .&j&..2M
Pluirrotair " ' '..UU
Public.Speakrng .ulx?- juI iBO
Reading and 5oelling 2.W
Rhetoric .w 3JW
:ShQrthand...-;.'.;....'.:.v..;;..:'.''.:. ' 5.00
Typewrituig 5.00
Trigonometry .....r.,r . 3.00
Vocal Music;;.H 2.W
Engh'sn Course ior Akn , 7 $ 6.00
Eriidisb Cbuie!fhrBbvs-1 5i00
Commercial Course ... ....... 10.00
Shorthand Course 10.00
Electrical Engineering 12.00
Mechanical Engineering .... 12.00
Plumbers'- Conrse-::-:.rr:.rl2iO0
Carpenters and Uuildcrs... 12.00
Write or call for free catalogue, Y. M.
C A. DuUdlnz corner hourttt ana
Yamhill Streeu.
Portland Academy.
The fourteenth year will open Mon
day; September IS.
Tito aaadetnv- brooer- fits tolri ttl
L glrta. iar.-.oollege-.; . f'.s,--,-!.fj
,,, A primary and granmar , school ra
taIvm hava and trlrla &a ttarlv km the
fage'of it nd fits -them tor theaoad-
i AegytnoaslMtn'.wUl be opened at the
beginning. of the school year oa tha
Academy grounds. It MlUbe In
charge of a skilled director. Physical
training will be a pan of tbework
required, of alt studeatg, .,- ,( f
''lTh Academy will open-in beptenv
Iter boarding hall tor a1rls Vh
hall will tee at Ml Kleveatk atree.
and will be under the Immediate
Iervlaion of Miss Collna CampseU.
ts supervision, appointment and
tonddea p41fc assure the comforts and
pportanaiei o( a refined home.
rm tatalaaueor other Information.
address
J'. PORTLAND ACADBT1Y,
- Portland, Oregon.
MC 5. ALLEN'S SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND (URLS.
228 Sixth Street.
Second year will ODen Monday. BDt em
ber 16, 1902. Classes In MathemAtlo. His
tory, English. L.atln, Oreck and Qerman.
Special students admitted to rugular
Classes. For circulars address MARUA-
BET V. ALLEN. 812 Kelly street. Port
land. Or. Telephone Front' StlS. -
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Of the"
University of Oregon
Sixteenth annual session beelns Oot. 1.
1&02. Address a. B. JOSEPHI. M. D.,
Dean, 610 Dekum building, Portland.
The
BHckensderfer
Typewriter
Is the machine that does the wora
.equally aa well (if not better) than
the more -complicated and higher
Priced machines. -Weighs peunds.
Price, $40.00. " Interchangeable type.
No ribbons. Visible writing, Pow
erful tnanlfoider. Call and asm.
' lne, or send for cataogue te
W. A.RIDEOlJTt Aicnt
i X4 Stark BU Portland Oregon.
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