THE OBEGOy PAIT7T IrOUItyAIi. PORTLAND; TUESDAY EVENING, V AUGUST lit 1003.
FOLSOM
OUTLAWS
ARE SUCCESSFUL
Again Elude. Posses and Gain Practicalty a
Safe Retreat Pursuers in
Dissension .
(Journal Special Service.)
. o inrum '.T. ' I'll
tmaoor gang or ino ruira
eluded two possea and made through
the Corral paas and la now In Devlin
Basin county. Orea dissenslone have
broken
-1. . .p''iu fktti art" Vorkini
LEAP FROM CAR
PROBABLY FATAL
Margaret Wenzel, 16 Years
Old, Jumps from an Irving-ton-Street
Trolley Without
Apparent Reason,
Her Skull Fractured She Is
, J, ...Supposed v toJeJtoti-i-
TWENTIETH CENTURY '
PIIINEASFOCC
separately and to th great advantage
of tha outlaw. There are supposed to
be flv men now In Devils Daaln, which
la practically a aafe retreat
fATHER FIGHTS
TO SEE CHILD
Battle Begun in the Granville
, Case Today Under Contempt
Proceedings Begun Against
Mrs. Lofgren.
SJOJE JILL LEAPJ
" TIIE BROTIIERIIOOD
Was Elected Chief of Railroad
Engineers' Association
at Cleveland,
, -Her refusal to obey an order t
Judge 'George to allow a father to see
Bis child, has caused the appearance In
the State Circuit Court this morning of
lira. Rebecca J. Lofgren. grandmother
Of little Dorothy Granville, to show
, ue why aha should not be adjudged
. i guilty of eontempt The court had is
' sued ah order granting tlie child's
of Colorado Springs. Col., permission to
..' see his child. Oranvlll charged that
. i j the writ had been Ignored by the child's
grandmother, her temporary custodian,
y Contempt proceedings were Instituted
by Granville's attorneys, Bronaugh A
i '. Bronaugh, and tha hearing was begun
' : twtfora Juiln Cleland this mornlnsT. '
V Mrs. Lofgren appeared In peraon and
f,. by her attorney, O. O. Gammans. Mr,
Granville was present and sat beside hla
'' lawyer, Jerry rironaugh. -
In bringing up the contempt proceed-
i lngs. Mr. Bronaugh filed an affldavlf
' that Granville, In company with the
? Sheriff, who was armed with the order
of tha court, had called to see his
daughter Saturday, and waa told by the
- grandmother that tha child was away,
' but would be at home tha next day.
i" Sunday he called alone, and permission
to see tha child was positively refused
him.
Teare Theft of Child.
. Gammans. attorney for the defense,
aid tha .father had been allowed to take
the child out last Friday afternoon, the
day ha arrived In Portland, but that aa
he appeared to wish to carry her home
s
- with him to Colorado and place her In
f
convent, ha was not again allowed
to see her except at tha Lofgren home.
The defendant had complied with the
decree of tha Colorado court, which was
'published substantially In The Journal
yesterday, permitting him to see Tils
daughter. The decree did not give him
th privilege of taking tha girl from
her -mother's home, and as her mother
was away, the grandmother. In whose
custody little Dorothy , had beu left.
ronowea merauyine oraer 01 ino roun.
She had refuse him permission to
take the child out or the house simply
because he had threatened to carry her
Dacic to uoioraao even ir ne naa
"spend hla last nickel." Dorothy Gran
villa, the Innocent cause of the litiga
tion. said Mr. Gammans, was at that
hour, (10:30 o'clock) in hla own office.
where Granville could se her If he
wished. -
Mr. Bronaugh said his client did not
wish to see his child under the watchful
ye of a grandmother or any third per
son. He waa willing to give bonds that
he would not carry the child away, and
tha grandmother knew - this, but she
simply did not want him near tha house
; '-Gammans asked until tomorrow, when
the divorced1 wife' of Granville and the
mother of the little girl, would be
tbla city, to prepare a defense, but tht
court granted him only until 3 o clock
this afternoon.
Judge CI eland said the point at Issue
waa whether the order of the court had
been obeyed. . The defense had - not
shown that It had, and no delay could be
granted.
(Journal Special Service.)
CLEVELAND, Aug. 11. W. O. Stone
of Eldon, la., was today elected grand
chief, of the Brotherhod of Locomotive
Engineers.
Stone did not aspire to the chlef
tlnnshlp of the engineers. Immediately
after , his election he announced tflere
would be no radical change in the policy
of the brotherhood. He advocated ex
treme conservatism and aald hla motto
would be, "tme, let ua reason to
gether," and the Golden Rule. Stone Is
43 years old. la of striking personality
and is considered a strong man.
Deretf 'Suddenly ' Something I
bhe Had forgotten,
Margaret Wensel, aged If years, em
ployed as a servant In a family residing
on Tillamook street. Is lying at Good
unusual accident for which shp alone
waa to blame,
While riding on an Irvlngton atreet
car at 10:45 o'clock last night the girl
suddenly arose from her seat, walked
to the rear platform and stepped off into
the darkness. Tha car waa going at
a high rate of speed. The girl waa
hurled to tha ground, fracturing her
skull and sustaining Injuries which
may prove fatal.
The girl's relativea live near Van
couver, it is aald, but for soma time
she has been working aa a domestic for
a family on the East Side. Laat night
she boarded an Irvlngton car at Eight
eenth street, the car being bound for the
city. There were many other passen
gers and the girl took a seat near tha
rear door.
Walked Out and Off tha Oar.
The car had gone a little over a block
when Mlas Wensel rose from her place
strode rapldly to the back platform and.
before the conductor or passengers re
alised her intention.
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In Portland, this morning, accompanied
a member of the advisory board of the
executive commute of tha Trans-Mla-alssppl
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fluential delegation coming from Texas,
accompanied by members of the Louis
iana delegation, who will reaoh Portland1
Sunday evening. They are to leave the
same night for Seattle on the 11:41 p.
m. train, to prepare for the sessions of
the congress August IS to XI.
. It la the Intention of the members of
the delegations from Fogland to receive
tha southern party and properly enter
tain them during the four hours of their
stay In the city. The men from Texsa
and Louisiana are prominent cltisens,
headed by John H. Klrby. of Houston,
Tex., president - of ' the . congress, and
reputed to be the greatest dealer In
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WRITER IS FINED
BY LONDON COURT
Criticized the Bench and When
He Refused to Pay Up
Was Sent to Jail,
(Journal Special Service.)
LONDON. Aug. 11. Arnold White, the
writer, was today fined 1500 for an ar
ticle criticising the Whltaker Wright
case. He refused to pay and waa sent
to prison. The editor and publisher of
the Sunday Sun, which printed the story,
is ordered to pay the cost of proceedings
brought against him for contempt of
court
OFFICER MURDERED
IN SAN FRANCISCO
oliceman in Attempting
Stop "a Street Fight,
Loses His Life.
to
Journal Special Service.)
BaT FRANCISCO, Aug. 11. Special
Policeman Robert Sample, while walking
his beat on Folsom street, between First
and Second, last night attempted to stop
a street fight in which J. H. Powell and
Charles Sullivan were engaged, and was
fatally shot by Sullivan. After firing,
both men ran, but were caught within a
block and were locked up. Officer Sam
ple Is dyltig, and In a statement accused
Sullivan. He Fays that Powell did not
attempt to Interfere when he tried to
stop the fight.
SULTAN WILL PAY
FOR RUSSIAN LIFE
Twenty Thousand Dollars the
Amount Which Will Be
- Given Widow of Consul,
(Journal Special Service.)
VIENNA, Aug. 11, A dispatch from
Constantinople to the Die Zplt h-js the
(Journal Special Service.)
8KATTLB, Aug. 11. August II Is
announced aa wj un iu i i.. ,k, In ,k-
this city of J. W. Sayr. after having ,umbep ,n tn wor,d-
traveled around the world' In II days
and 20 hours, four days and 17 hours
sooner than a like feat was ever before I gress, Mr. Richardson said he presumed
.k. h.A .r.ni accomplished. Mr. Say re waa aent out the toplca that would absorb most of
off the car and WBS lying unconscious I D" l" came iunn, inu ien owuai nu muo mi m irriaBMuu, ininu nauuiius
and bl&Arilnr In the atreet ' I1 nuaoigni luuuwing unv , 1 wi iiti iiu iinruvii nu iurwirjr.
At tha ttma nf tha acrMont tha car Ing -toward the Orient on the steamer I Other matters of Importance will be
had gained headway, and It waa several Hyades. conaldered. thee being the most con-
econrf. before tha motorman could "he present record time for a trip spicuoua.
bring it to a standstill. The girl was eround the world la held by Charles "The object of the congress," said he,
hurried to the Good Samaritan Hos- cil Fltsslmmons of New York, who "Is to bring together the people of the
Pttal. covered the distance In 60 days, It Trans-Misslssippl states In concert of
During tha nleht aha remained nn. hours snd 2 minutes.
conscious, and had not retained her
senses thts afternoon. This morning ftPD AT PYPI 0101
the surgeons performed an, operation for UICA 1 CAl LUOlUil
tne purpose or removing tne pressure
on the brain caused by the fracture of
the skull. Following this it waa re
ported that the patient waa aa well as
might be expected. However, her con
dition is serious.
Bememfered Something.
The conductor of the car is unable
to explain her peculiar actions. When
he saw her approach, the rear of the car
he supposed she intended to ask him a
question, but never imagined that she
would, step off whll the car was in
rapid motion.
A theory Is that the girl suddenly
thought of something she had forgot
ten before boarding the car. Whll her
mind waa thus engaged she stepped off
not realising her danger.
An effort Is being made to notify tho
girl's relatives, but they did not' reach
the hospital today.
BUT NO ONE HURT
action on subjects pertaining to com
merce and Industry. It Is a very In
fluential organisation, as you may see
from the names placed upon the pro
gram, and our citlsens to the national
congress at Washington always receive
attention. Indeed, we usually have that
for which we ask.'
Members of the local delegation are
to meet soon, and prepare for receiving
. Fall Unas epsaa Bpt. ' M. ""
Or J. B. 1 UTTER, tasntary.
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NORMAL SCHOOL, ;
'. MOXMOUTH, OREGON. , t
Training sehnol ' for teaeben. ' ronree ar
ranged eapeelallr for training teaebera (or all
braaehea of tha proteaalou. ' Moat approved
metaotls for grsded and oograded work taught
la actsal district arbonl. Tb damind for
.traduatea of tbla arbool teaebon far i-
tb sapply. Tb training dapartinent,
Irhlrb ennalats of a nlna erada rnihllc aeuSBr.ef
about tAO pa pi la, a well eqnlppad la alPL's
Dranonea, inriuding uoyn mualr, drawing in
pbrtlral tralnlnc. The Nortnal emirs tb be
and aulckaat war ta atata rartlflrata.
Catalog r loTonaatloa aaaraas " "
i s. . uhlii, rratiaaat.
n i. ta i. r-i ni t mBel a
rOWUer VVOrKS UeiOnaieS VVnen the southern party, and also to outline
Nobody Is Near Build
ing Destroyed,
a plan of procedure while at Seattle.
The program as at present published.
subject Jo change, Is:
The Frog ram.
Welcoming address, Oovernor jienry
Muimi.1 gi.i e.i. I aaioriue.
m onvTvnTnT a. . ,1 . Welcome on behalf of the City of
packing house of ' thef "Dupont Powder St,ltJ!f-,jr0-r IldXl ..,
VT VlliVtUS wuutata va v vvinnivi ans
NO MONEY FOR THE BRIDGES.
Works exploded with terrific force this,
morning at a. time when there was no
one in the building, although an hour
later It would have been filled with
workmen. The structure waa of ateel,
plecea of which were shot through the
walls and into adjoining building, No
one was Injured
RAMPOLLA WAS NOT
CHOICE OF AUSTRIA
Pope Pius Swoons While Cele
brating Mass This Morning
, K)U causes txciiement.
(Journal Special Service.)
ROME3, Aug. 11. The Vove Delia
Verlta today confirmed the report that admit. I want to see permanent fills or Herald, in a special, from Rome, today
""""" vi"u ampoua. at me recent u-ii u..u, '"' ay, Vanutelll has been appointed Secre-
conclave. and adds .that measures will which will be a source of pride to the ' , . a.. . m tn Ml.....A
i ' "i -
(Continue from Page One.)
as a member of the City Council, will
not favor reconstructing any wooden
roadways within the corporate limits. I
do not believe that they are the proper
tntng, nna aa rasi as our nnances win
POPE APPOINTS HIS.
NEW SECRETARY
(Journal Special Service.)
LONDON, Aug. 11. The Catholic
be taken to guarantee Independence of residents.
action of -future conclaves. "Our action In closing certain of the 4 Kampoua.
Pod Plus swooned while celehratlnir wooden bridges to traffic Is merely to I
mass this morning and aroused great ex- bring the people to the point where they WrATHrR ANfl flRDPS
citement. He was removed to his bed
room. His Holiness' Illness is the re
suit of his recent strain.
GRAY REFUSES TO
ACT FOR MINERS
will demand flrst-clars Improvements to
be paid for by district assessment It
Is the cheapest In the long run and Port
innd has now passed the point of swad
dling clothes in Its history of growth
(Journal Special Service.) '
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11. The weekly
crop bulletin says the harvesting of
and enlargement and with greater lm- spring wheat is now general .throughout
tho Middle Weat In Southern Minne
sota the erop is late and the grain Is
seriously affected by rust and chinch
bugs. Weather conditions on the Pa
cific Coast are favorable, especially for
harvesting, in Oregon and Washington.
Corn .and oats are favorable in the
Middle West,
portance comes the period of better mu
nicipal facilities.
Season for Damag.
"The reason for this condition of our
brldgea comes from the fact-that they
WILKESBARRE, Pa.. Aug. 11. The re aI1 Riving out at about the same
miners have received a letter from Orav time. The majority of them were con-
saying that the Anthracite Commission "tructed in the early daya and have been
fa mir rt Ylatnr. mml tnm nn n.,,i.A.i I renalred. and rpnalred. anit rennlrod
to act for further conciliation. This about as often as they will permit. In ' HEAD GASHED BY EALL
HIV a IVSU VS. UU a V7V Ir Jl I ICS 11 1 1 UVTJ CO- I
sion we were not able to make needed I
Improvements and It has been a case of
placing together the worst of these rot
ting structures until the time should
come when we were financially able to
cope with the situation. We have also
been compelled to face a monumental
binatlon had eour1 anhr i amouni 01 sireei repairs aunng me pasi
o ,,i-., u.. u ' and t" somewhat retarded
- , " f B.mro ui work on the bridges."
stock, and they made an agreement to Incidentally members of the Council
vote solidly upon every question. Con- paid quite a compliment to City Eng;-
stant strife followed. neer Elliott, who. they aay. has per-
That (100 Salary. formed a very creditable work during
Director-General Jennings says that aDle for h, i0partment has been sadly
m.xy. mean additional strike troubles.
WOODMEN SEEK ING PEACE
(Continued frdm Page One.)
Ralph Anderson of 721 Michigan ave
nue, walking down Alder atreet this
nwrnlng, slipped and fell against the
ctrrb on Third and Alder streets, strik
ing hla head Just above the right eye,
cutting the flesh to the skull. . The
patrol wagon was called and the boy
was taken to Dr. Morscli's offices.
ST.
KILLED By BRIDGE
(Journal Special Service.)
PAUL, Aug. 11. James Prender-
i, r . . , . . " " ..... .. ...... v. ,. ...... i j khbi. wan miivu aim ucuiib oieiixer ana
he was opposeel to the action of the dl- inadequate and the force at his com- John Allen were fatally injured by the
rectors In voting themselves 100 each mand is far below" what It should be, collaoseof a brld-s which thev a,..
from the total earnings, but Morrow j but even with these handicaps he has tearing down today.
represents that Jennings had previously
agreed to favor the resolution, and that
when a vote was called he had slipped
away. The directors searched for him
later. Morrow further represents, and
found him in one of the side shows.
One of the same directors who op
posed the apportionment of 11,00?
among the directors is said to have af
terward taken offense uecause his camp
refused to gran: him J00 for his serv
Ices. The camp had resolutions of
thanks beautifully embossed and signed
for presentation, but he had a rider at-
unt
pred-
had to copewlth four times the ir
of work which was assigned to his
ecessor.
Th Bridge Tand.
An Investigation of the standing funds
shows that the street repair fund, which
is directly available for bridge repairs,
amounts to only $87,845.84 and there are
some outstanding warrants which must
be paid from this. In an emergency
the authorities can draw upon the gen
eral fund, but as this only amounts to
$48,000, It would not be sufficient to con
struct one steel bridge of any slse. In
addition the Executive Board must vet
draw upon the fund for August salaries
ATTEMPTS HIS LIFL;
(Journal Special Service.)
SALT LAKE, Aug. 11. John Hick
man, recently of Portland, Or., shot
himself today on account of family
iroumes.
bodies o Seattle and the Northwest,
Thomas Burke.
Responses, President John H. Klrby
and governors and ex-governors.
Annual address, John H. Klrby, ot
Houston, Tex., president of the con
gress. "Our Naval and Coast Defenses," Ad
miral Dewey.
"Irrigation," F. H. Newell, U. 8. Geo
logical Survey. "
"Department of Commerce and Ita
Relations to the Country," George B.
CortelyoU, secretary of the department
"Commercial Relations with the Na
tlons of th East," U. 8. Senator Mc
Cumber, Of North Dakota.
"Governmental Department of Mines
and Mining," Col. Ed. F. Brown ot Colo
rado.
"American Commerce," James J. Hill
"Commercial Importance ' of Good
Roads," R. W. Richardson, secretary
National Good Roads Association. Dis
cussion by M. O. Eldrldge, assistant dl
rector office public roads Inquiries, and
James W. Abbott, representative of road
division department of agriculture.
"Immigration and Its Distribution,
Thomas Richardson, manager.. New
Orleans Progressive Union.
"Louisiana Exposition," Hon. John
Barrett, U. S. Minister to Argentine,
Repoit of Joint committee or merger
between Trans-Mlsslssippt commercial
Congress and the National Irrigation
Congrees..
Address by J. W. Rlgglns, of Waco,
Tex.
"Benefits of Irrigation," F. H. Frank-
enberg, of Colorado.
Address by Harvey Scott, editor, of
the uregonian, roruana.
"The Philippines," Thurman G. Pal
mer, secretary Beet Sugar Association.
"Alaska," U. S. Senator Thomas Pat
terson, of Colorado. Discussion by
United States Senator Knute Nelson of
Minnesota, afld other members of Alas
kan Senatorial Commission.
Address by Walter Gresham, Gal
veston, Tex.
Address, Alva Adams, ex-Governor of
Colorado.
"American Scenery and Its Influence
Upon Travel," E. O. McCormlck, pas
senger traffic manager, S. P. R, Co. -
'Trade Relations with Canada," Her
bert Strain, of Montana.
Address by C. C. Goodwin, of Salt
Lake Ctty. '
"The Evolution of Cities." J. B.
Melkle, secretary of Seattle Chamber of
Commerce.
Address by J. E. Def ebaugh, editor
American Lumberman, Chicago.
"The Levee "System of the Lower Mis
sissippi," Thomas F. Cunningham, New
Orleans.
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EARTHQUAKES AT MALTA MRS, POLLARD ARRAIGNED
ached to It providing for the $200 pay- nd adjudicated claims, which will de
plete It by another $26,000.
Another sum which "would be avail
able for bridge repairs would come from
the vehicle licenses, but this will not be
apportioned to the street repair fund un
til next month.
ment, and at that there was Immedi
ately an uprising.
"Financially speaking, the Carnival
was a complete success, and now it
seems it must be marred by Internal
trife. I, with other members of the
order, deplore the Incident, but we must
right matters somehow, and in the
meantime face the music."
4
Threatened Xiegal Steps.
When the news became general
amnnc incal Wniwlmcn that tho Hnai-rl
of Directors who controlled the 'air IPut Off EXCUrSIOn afld , jfl Re-
nau vuiuu luciuBcivuB a un approxi-
Bultan will send $20,000 to the widow of ! mating, $1,000 out of the carnival's gross
the Prussian Connul wlto was killed at earnings of $2,900, there was a genoral
Monastlr by a fentry; also that the n Jm- "Prising. Sunnyside Camp, Na 313,
her of insurgents la now estimated at j proposed to take the matter Into tho
30 000." I courts If necessary. However, It was
The Sultan has ordered Prince Ahmed j later decided not to take any action aged 15 years, confessed this morning
a expresa iu ine jnreeuui .wnunrsiraijr , unt-i n ' imaj. xo an aiiempi to wreca tne Bait Air
his great regret for the affair at Monas- f Aother claim Is made that the lodges Beach excursion train Saturday,
controlling the stocK or the amuse- was put off the train,
ment company assumed no liability in
the- carnival, 'but that the Southern
Amusement Company, which furnished
the features, had agreed to assume all
financial risks. However, there was; ii
surplus of $2,900 when all expenses
were paid, and It is over the apportion
ment of this sum that the trouble
orlsmat..' ,
(Journal Special Service.)
MALTA, Aug. 11. Two heavy earth
quakes caused considerable damage this
morning.
YOUNG BOY TRIES
TO WRECK TRAIN
v vii i Miiu i l II
venge Attempts' to Throw
, tngine trom Track,
SALT LAKE, Aug. 11. Walter Edgi
tlr.
RIOT IN COLOGNE
' (Journal Special Service.)
1" COLOOXE. Aug. 11, Fortv pvorl
were HSjure.1 !ln ,thc market place this
McrniriK In rn attempt to quell a riot
which resulted Item the s?lrlre b:
the
ar,
Edgar
and In revenge
says he wedged bolts In a frog. This
act was discovered a few minutes be
fore the tralnload of 600 excursionists
waa due.
THIB entirely destroys th desire
for liquor or tobacco, aa well as builds
up the general health. - j
Price per treatment' 12.50. For la
by all druggists. .
ARGUING FEUDIST. CASE
(Journal Special , Service.)
CTNTHIANA, Ky.. Aug. 11. The
commonwealth commenced lt argument
in the Jett and White case today.
Xtow Sates to th East.
The Canadian Pacific will atrain nlace
on sale excursion tickets rood for stop
overs, with long-time limit. These
tickets will be oa sale August IS, 19,
25 and 28. For full particulars, call on
or address F. R. Johnson, -F. & P. A.,
14 Third street. Portland Or.
Did the Thousands .
of Spectators Cheer "
DIAVAUO
When he .
LOOPED THE LOOP
Last Night? . - . ,
They Did, Ulk Mad!
Annie Pollard, accused of the larceny
of $50 from the room of Frank Kemper
in the Grand Central Hotel, was ar
raigned in the State Circuit Court this
morning and entered a plea ox hot guil
ty. Her trial was set for September' 23.
Mrs. Pollard was arrested on a charge of
shoplifting" from the department store
of Olds. Wortman & King last spring,
and escaped a penitentiary sentence by
Dleading guilty to petty larceny and was
confined in the County Jail three months.
BUBB OTTBB POB PELXS.
Itching piles produce moistur and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Blind. Bleeding or Protudlng Piles are
cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pll Remedy,
Stops itching snd bleeding. Absorbs tu
mors. 60o a Jar. at druggists, or sent
by malL Treatise free. Writ tn about
your case, Dr. Bosanke. Phil's,. Ps. ;
Face half treated for wrinkles.
drooping eyelids and flabby chin.
MME.
GERTRUDE
SAXE
Removes by her new. and scien
tific method wrinkles, no matter
how deep; smallpox pittings,
birth marks, freckles, eczema and
all other facial blemishes without
the use of surgery or electricity.
Seeing is believing.
Come and investigate and see
living demonstrations of my won
derful work now on exhibition at
my office.
No man or woman with any
disease or disfigurement of the
skin should hesitate to investigate
my treatment ' .
Confidential treatment - in your
own home.
HILL
MILITARY
ACADEMY
Dr. 3, W. Hill. Principal,
J at. m sT-.aa 1 . n aa M -V
sun cm awarButui Dim., riniHiu, vr.
A Private Boarding
ana pay school
for Boys and
Young Men.
New buildings,
modern and com
plete. Manual training,
military discipline.
Boys successfully fitted for, all
colleges or lor business life. (
Principal of twenty-five yesri'-i
perience in Portland.,
Boys of any ag admitted at ny J
nme.
Write for catalogue. " VC?
Fall term opens September 11
Just Stop
and Think
How favored you ar In th
great Northwest - Many
. thousands of people ar im
migrating her (to the land
of plenty) but you 'wer
born her. All you have to
- do Is to stretch out your
hand and take hold of your
opportunity. Sit down today
and write for our catalogue.
We give you a practical bus-
tineas education and assist
? to get you a position when
'competent Tou ceuldn't be
v gin at a better tlm now (
---.-4h high tide of prosperity.-
BEHNKE-WALKER
BUSINESS COLLQE
Porlland, Orezon. - V
SAXE
Institute
of
Derma
tology
4)7 Abinton Bld.
PORTLAND
.OREGON
Columbia Univen
rosTxjrs, obzoov.
Conducted by the
CONGREGATION OF THE HOLY CROSS
And Affiliated With the
' UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME.
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Standard Academic four-year
Courses in Classics, English and
Science. One-year and four-year
Commercial Courses. '
Regular Collegiate Courses In
Classics. English. General Sci
ence, History and Economics,
Flnanc and Commerce, Civil
Engineering, Mechanical Engi
neering and Electrical Engineer
ing. Th scholastic year, beginning
oepiemoer v ivuenas June H
190. - j .
Catalogue sent free on
cation, . Address, ,
REV. M. A," QUINIiAN. C. S.
V ITnlTsrslty lark, Oregon.
Low excursion rates to all points East
will again be placed ' In ' effect by the
Northern Pacific on August 18, 19, 25
and 26. Full particulars In person or
by letter-can be had by calling on or
addressipft A. D. Cbarlton, Assistant
General Passenger. Agent, 255 Morrison
street. Portland. Or. -
Ansley Printing Co.
Commareial .and Soeiaty : ,
PRINTERS
Iwii t Clark Znvalopea.
New Location, 12-14 Colambias Boilding
Pbon Clay 1T02.
omooi. roiiuin
ST. HELEN'S HALL
Home school for girls. Ideal Joca
tlon. Expert teachlna- In all dennrt
ments. Outdoor exercise. Illustrate,
book of Information aent on application
EZOIAaTOS TXBBXTTS, rzlnolpal.
Canada's rark.
' The Canadian Pacific has placed on
sale rimnd trip tickets to Banff for 125.
This kfflOM resort, located In the very
heart xflrthe Rockies and only 8 hours'
ride from Portland. Fort descriptive
matter and full particulars, call on or i
aaaress e: i. jonnson, ttx.xniro street.
F. P, A.. Portland, Or.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF OREGOIv
Seventeenth . annual session - begin J
Address 8. E. JOSEPHI, M. D Dean
eiv ieKum auuaing, roruana.
Phtc, Pale and Sparklins. , Bottled Only ct the Brewery ia St. Loaii,
- Order frin Fleekeaatelsi Maye Comssay ; " ' '
PORTLAND ACADEMY
; taW 'XKOLTSK AJTD OlABSTOAl gOHOOL.
fit boy and girl for Eaatern - pollegn
Primary and irimmiir grades Included. .
rOHTLAKD AOADEMT HALL, tot girls, r
elTa a limited number, not -more, tbaa 2i
ana giTs taem tn commrt ana rax ot
renaed borne. For ettalogu aAdreas
.. ; s NOASZMT, V'
'i-, ,'; :iv..-'L rortlaad,. Or,
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