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TIIE OltEGOtf DXlLT JOURNAL; PORTLA!NT), SATURDAY EV3!OTNO;,;BEPTEMREB19, 1003. -.9 CITIES ARE BOM ; ALONG NEW LINE XFW TOWII AX.MOST kill XJT A jTIOBT AiOKO PATB OX TWM KX.BCTKXO XJ3TB TO CLACKAMAS bitxb oira piacx rs built tp bbtoss rr knovxyxa A Bew Lin Will Be Banning- Cleoka mu Within Two Weeks and Two Daily Trains Will Ban Through from the rirs Additional Train WU1 Bom aa Beaded and Freight Business Will Ba Car ad Tor. Within (wo weeks' time the Oregon Water Power & Railway Company Will be running throufh train to Ita power riant on the Clackamas rlvar. Thta la the statement given out thta morning bv the official of the company, end un less pome accident happen in the mean time, the whlss of fait speeding electrlo and ateam train will ba heard all along tha naw O. W. P. A, R. Company Eastern line. The town that is bulldin g at tha Clackamaa river power plant will be named Casadero, which in tha Indian tongue means "the hunting ground." It was the first Intention of tha officials to name the new city Clackamaa Fall or Clackamaa Rapid. But it. is said that when tha government postal officers beard of the new name they made an objection to both of them on the grounds that tha mail to tha future town would get mixed with that addressed to the poatofflce named Clackamaa, which J near Portland, r - " . " , Tha new dHrtakm ef this railway y tern extend soma IS mile east of Port land and passes through several little cltle that Tart "atd"lo"T growing very rapidly. Among these town ' ar Oresham, Boring. Barton,- Eagle Creek and Curnnavllle. .Many other stop above named places ar tha most Im portent one at present Many Portland people are of tha opinion that within tha next few years a large number of new town will build up along thla road making It almost ona continual -e.trfroro this place to Casadero, Two paaaenger train will run dally i'vmurnur the first few weak- of the ..-.-through... service between Portland and j: Caiadero. Three or more train will run dally aa far a Boring. Thla will give the. Oresham and Boring people . an opportunity to attend to business In i Portland and return to their home within few hour' time. Additional through, trains to the Clackamas power - ' plant wl)l p put on the business ' demand. . The freight traffic will be handled by several dally train. A the section of the country tapped by thia road I en 'Of the richest fanning oommunltie In " this part of the state, the railway officials are expecting the freight bust ness of the line to grow very rapidly. ', " At first but three or four dally freight ' train may ruk o?t of Portland, but ; with the bonding of new mill along the- rout the freight service will be tf- improved. ' r All the train from Portland will use electrlo motive power a Xar es, Bor ing: ateam will be used from this point to the end of the line until the Clecka ; , ma power house at CasAdero 1 com- pleted. i The railway company officials are said to be planning several excursions to ."the hunting groun4"lclty as soon ag the line la completed. , THE BOGUS SADIE GIRLS AS THEY APPEAR IN "WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER" t ' ' " r ! m i &m:mmmmmmm'im'm"' -''' ' " ' m ' .1 "" iiwiwi .1111 11 m" y, i rAM k: h:( : y 4 I i;iSf , - '- Ji??- A'i',. ;'J MAYOR WANTS STJREETSIGNS Wm BOOB XtATB AB OBSZBABOB XBTBOOX70ZS S3K TXX. OXTT COTTB OZXh BCB BATB. VO VBOTZOB TKB bxxsxo oxriDri tob btbab OXBB.. Xopea to Be the Xaw leased Before WUtee? Bets In Xack of VaBda, Bow- ever, acay Be a Handicap, a Xt Is la the Xaktaf of 'Other City Xivprove marts City BnglBeatri Ken X.ot for Xack of Troper lla-a. . 1 t r ii 's 1 The Sadie dirts, made famous by Anna Held, ar attracting great attention at the fall carnival. The Sadie Girl are not real girls, real ladylike gentlemen, members of the Multnomah club. Their makeup 1 perfect and they act with becoming grace and dignity. STATE FAIR RACES. WILL WORK IN TUTZXSAYV BTBBTB. Bpleadld Baoeeaa aa4 Bxoalleaoe Karkea ' the rrogram. Testerday'a fair 'was a splendid suc cess. Jt was Farmers day, and con trary to all expectations, tha grounda were crowded, all departments twlng well patronised, and aa tha weather Svas delightful, the ahow good and the race program excellent, ail enjoyed the day to the full. During the race program the grand stand was again crowded to the utter moat and Urge crowds lined the fences. Every raoe gave satisfaction and the sport waa of the best. Following are the race evente in detail. Consolation, 8il7 Pace, for Boa-Win ners la Greater Salem Stake, $500. The first heat of this race, eight tarter, horse that had started In the Orreater ' Salem stake Wednesday and failed to secure place. They were: D. A, .Wajjier'a illgti BalL.tiogahoom..up; W. Ooodell's Rajah, Hughes; C. Whitehead's The Mrs., Whitehead; J. IV Turner'" Vision. Llndsey', W. Tryon's Bensarba, Try on; H. II. Helman's Portia Knight, Kelman; J. A, Richardson Aurora B. second and Classe third. Baaalnr for a-Tear-Olda. This raoe waa a pretty one. Sally Goodwin won the race In a splendid run. with Vlnce second, Brown Prince third. Time, lilltt. The Sojnmary'. The rummary of the race I aa fol lows; Consolation pace, 1:1T High Ball Rajah The Mrs.. Vision Bensarba Portia Knight Monroe 8 Mlladl B Trotting, MO class: Heat. Dlst. Money. I i I " 1 I t St. Patrick Getaway Lord Kitchener Heat. 4 J 1 1 1 t I I 2 Money. GERMAN COUNTESS CAUSES SENSATION Berlin, Sept 18. A. sensation In court circles has been' made onr the discovery that Countess Adele Orlola, who died re cently, had ben secretly a socialist, aad Monroe a, Zlbbell; T. H. Brent'a Jilladl moved In the highest circles. She learned B., Rutherford. The horses scored re- I the government secrets of cabinet men BIDING OF THE NEW rJREBOAT COBTBAOT AWABOBO tO TZB WXXr &AXBTTB XBOB ft BTBBS WOBXS ABB TXB OXTT WTtti ABD XT TO TKB TZBB ParABTKBBT WXTXZB XX KOBTBB. Cost of the Vrw Graft X to Be 948,400 What Other Firms Offered to Con struct the Craft Tor Award Waa Fro tee ted By Joseph Bappla The Boat Will Be Thoroughly TJp-to-Date Frtrate Telephone Zxchaaga. The contract for building Portland's new (Ire boat waa awarded last evening to the Willamette Iron A Steel Work, the price being 141,400. and a guaran tee of delivery within six months. The question of time entered largely Into the award, for the successful btd- bere. Since her death.lt is learned that she subscribed Immense sums to the so cialist propoganda and attended meetings In disguise SOUND COUNTR Y ost-xxcb-qvxob: covczbb bb CXBXS TO XOTB ITS XBABQT7AB- TZBB FBOK TJOS OXTT TO SJBAT . .TUB, AS -FOBTOFFICB SBBABBXXt OOXFABT FBOBt USB OF XAXXB, j Holders pf Oertlfloate BeeUUng 1b Thia ' City, Xt Za Declared Br As Areat of the Company, Will Set Their Honey . in Waahlngton Tews, Bat Where Y: X Bot Stated Kethods of the oCaoera. The , I'afilfle Mercantile Company, which has office in the Oregohlan build ing and which waa recently debarred from the United States malls on the ground that it la a fraudulent concern, will transfer its headquarter from Portland to Seattle on October 1. Its manager, L. M. S warts, la now in ' Seattle, and his office assistant said he would not return to Portland. The reason given on the street for the removal of the head office to Seattle Is that business on what is popularly known as the "get-tich-qulck" plan is better and brisker In the Puget Sound ' cities than here. Their 1150 diamonds And a more ready sale at $100 than a ' 1200 diamond would find in Portland at flOO. At Mr. S warts' office It we stated that the real reason for the removal was because the company's business al most ceased to exist in Portland, while It was flourishing in Seattle, Spokane and Victoria. All who cared to invest 'In it here hold their contracts, and these. It is claimed, will be paid in Seattle. Asked If the order of the postofflce department debarring the company from the mails had caused the removal, Mr. Swartz's assistant said it had not. The order, she eajd, seemed to apply only to Portland, as the mail is re ceived regularly at the Seattle and Spo kane office. INDICTED GROCER CO MII1TS SUICIDE Chicago, Sept. U. Upon being Informed that an indictment on eight charges of receiving stolen good in the big whole sale grocery conspiracy, Jacob Miller, a grocer, this morning cut his throat In the sheriff's office In the presence of his wife lind a number of official. He will die. peatedly, but High Ball, at the pole. failed to come up, and the start was delayed. At last he came in reasonable distance and the' word as given, the horse starting badly Scattered. Rajah ltd from the start and at the quarter High Ball soared toward the, front, tak 1ng -third place and a little later second, ami by the time the three-quarters was reached the beautiful animal led the field, and came into the stretch and to the wire, winning in 2:12H, with Ben sarba second, and the others in the order named: Rajah, Monroe 8., Portia Knight, The Mr, and Vision Only one, Mlladl B., waa distanced. Time by quarters, :l J H. 1.05U, 1:39, 2:12ft. In the second heat Rajah again led, after a long time spent In an effort to get away. Bensarba, not knowing it was a go, stopped at the turn, but the others made a pretty race, Rajah leadln into the home stretch, (ut here he broke and Vision, coming fast, passed him and took the heat in 2:1 6 U. Monroe 8. seeohd. Rajah third. J-ortla Knight GRAND AVENUE AND EAST ALDER ST. rourcn. lime oy quarters, .a, i.vo, 1:89, 2:16, Monroe S. led off in the third heat, with High Ball far in the. rear. On the bade stretch Rajah again took the lead and Kept it to the home stretch. Mere Vision came fast, took the lead and, with High Ball and Bensarba fighting for first place, won the heat and race. Time by quarters, :33. 1:06, l!40, 2:16. Vision secured, first money, High Ban second, Bensarba third. Monroe S. fourth. UNION LEADERS ARE PUT IN BULL PEN Cripple Creek, Sept. 19. State troops laat night arrested President Davis of the miners union and five other leaders and put them In the bull pen. Arbitrary arrests and Importation of Slave copper miners from Michigan are arousing la tense feeling against the militia. 3 W.HJarkell&Co. SCHOOL BOOKS and SUPPLIES Of all kinds. We carry the largest stock of BOOKS AND SUPPLIES Trotting-, 2:30 Class. Th1 rAfA van HacIHa1 In five ke.ata. although only three horses entered the I On the East Side contest. They were O. Hartnagel s St Patrick, with Hartnagel driving; Rich ardson's Getaway, with Zlbbell up, and js. uonaon t jora mtcnener, wiener at the ribbons. The start was made with a rush, but Getaway soon broke and St Patrick took the lead to the half, where he broke. Kitchener taking the lead. To the stretch he sped, St. Patrick a close second, and near the wire the Irish saint took the lead and went under the wire in 9 0C l .111, T VtnU a.nn. A a, A running, and Getaway a slow third. rUK DU13 ANU UIKL, -UOOa. T12mt by luarter' :S8- 1:6,tt- stylish Shoes, made to fit the feet : m the second heat, after a slow start, without hurting; made to give long St. Patrick led around the first turn, but wear Without being C-U3Sy "mi aarv wn j iu urciawuy, anu u w a "I fully appreciate the need of street signs," said Mayor Williams today, In discussing the absence of a law cover ing the subject, "and will soon have an ordinance Introduced which I hope to see passed by the city council, remedying the condition. The mayor Is heartily in sympathy with the movement , to secure proper street signs and promises to glv the subject his earnest attention immedi ately. "I have had several consultations with City Auditor Devlin," he explained, "and you can rest assured that a proper ordi nance will be Introduced within the near future. I would Ilka to see the law passed before winter sets In, and every thoroughfare In tfie city provided with street signs, but If that is impossible the work will be accomplished In the spring. ' - The only trouble Is our poor finances. We have no more money In the treasury than. . la absolutely, necessary for the current accounts, but we must find the ways and means for this expense some way. I have noticed the lack of signs In ths suburban districts, and there should be something done about It. Of course, I do not know how the council men feel on the subject, but the agitation for new signs meets with my hearty approval City Engineer Elliott also believes that something should be done about secur ing a street-sign ordinance. lie says such a law is needed here and will re oelve his support "I recognise the fact that some atten tlon should be paid to the street signs In ths suburban districts." he explained. "for I have very frequently had my at tention called to the' absence of name plates at various places. It ts a condi tion that should be remedied, and the absence of street sign besides giving the city a bad appearance with visitors and atrangers here temporarily, is some thing that should appeal to every loyal oltlsen. The city engineer's department Is more In touch with the street conditions than any other branch of the municipal serv ice, and the corps of surveyors are fre quently bothered when they find them selves In the outlying districts on some work and then are compelled to wander about among the residences looking up the name of a street Sometimes It is little more than a path, but thare are scores of peopls living in these sparse ly settled sections to whom the street name-plates are a necessary utility. Several members of the city council have had the lack of street signs brought to their attention by people In the wards and have promised that they would sap port anmeasure which would remedy the condition. "The trouble Is." as one said today, "there are so many things demanding our attention now and such a small Jaundice, Languor, Despondency, Backache, Bilious nM, , , NaPVAII inl ff aa if esjalsam M as ka ' T as al fA I ' - ..L Z. nd So-called Famal Weakness. A 'L t Warner's Safe Cure Mokes the Liver Active 7m w sumstlQ gout diebets,Brtbt's dls- ' the bladder and urinary or- Thousands of people suffering from malaria do not know that the cause is sluggish liver. Warner's Safe Cur Willi stir up theMJver so that it will perform its work and drivel malaria, out of ths system. , , If you have pains in the back, rheumatism, Brio . scia poison, rneumatia Inflammation of I scalding .pains when you urinate, ecsema, v, vw,,,t,pa vr ivifiu it.vri , . wv...m.., .bearing-down sensations, fainting spells, I so-called female weakness, painful pe-1 Hods; these symptoms tell you that your I kidneys have been diseased for a long time. Tou should lose no time get a bottle of "Safe Cure" at your drugglstal permanent cure. It kills all disease It will .relieve you at once and effect a germs. Doctor prescribe ana nospitaisi use "Safe Cure" exclusively in all cases or liver. Kidney or Diaaaer trouoie. ' "Safe Cure" is purely vegetable and contains no harmful drugs. - It is free! from sediment and pleasant to take. Itj Is a most valuable and effective tonic; a I stimulant to digestion, and awakens the I torpid liver. - It repairs the tissues, soothe Inflammation and v Irritation, stimulates, the enfeebled organs and heals at the same time It builds up ths body, gives it strengt and restore en ergy You can buy ife Cure" at any drug store or direct 19 CENTS AND tl.OO a BOTTLB. i Beware of so-called kidney ouree whlek are fall ef sedlmeat fad of had sdor they ar positively harmful and do sot emre, WAmsTXB'S BATS nus move ths bowels gently aad aid la a speedy sure. Write to Warner's Bafs Cura Co.. Rochester. N. Y.; for frea medical book. am personally aware of the Inadequate supply of street signs, and It will cer tainly be but a short time until we do something In that direction." JAPANESE SERVANTS CROWD THE SCHOOLS ders agreed to deliver the craft com pleted In two months less time than llinm,i f mnnev to tnfrnv the exnennea Joseph Supple, whoea bid was 150 less. I thgt we ar4 g(tiRK aheaa very carefully uinerenoj in nme renunea in int n, planning for Improvements. But ) urn ui iu9 tt iiiajuciio iiuii oicoj Works being accepted. The bids submitted were: Willamette Iron ft Steel Works. I4S,400. delivery in six months; Joseph Supple, $42,850. eight months delivery, Phoenix Iron Works, 14,950, seven months delivery; J. Pacquet, 146,200, delivery In ten months. Mr. Supple protested the award of the bid to the Willamette Iron ft Steel Works. He claims that Supervising Ar chitect Ballin told him eight months would not be any too much time. In view of the fact that it Is necessary to sea son the timbers before they are adapted to use in the river, v Mr. Balln claims that hts intention was to deal fairly with all of the companies. Mr. Supple will go before Mayor Williams and other city officials and seek to have the mat ter reconsidered.. The boat will be fitted with Ameriqan Fire Engine Company's pumps, and the contract was awarded to that corpora tion through" its agent, A. O. Long, for the sum of til, 600. The report of the Alblna ferry com mittee recommending the award of the ferry boat contract to Joseph Pacquet was promptly Indorsed. The communi cation from Alblna residents protesting 55 POSITIVELY NO MASKS USED The Person Who Uses a Understand the. Art of Mask Does Not ...BEAUTIFYING... HUMAN FACES Masks are a detriment rather than a benefit la removing and permanently curing the defects In a human being's countenance, henee I make no use of uch device. The portrait ahown here with I that of a woman whose race waa one.sna ef serfs anev pimple. This picture was taken after she naa been completely cured of the dlsgust- lns affliction, and that without a mask. My treatment for ecsema and acne Is the only method or Its kind on sarin. It is my own discovery, and a process no other dermatologist can use be cause not known to tnem. wun it I BBAtmrr OOatPUXZOV, Nq, matter how badly It may be marred, and there is no returning of the disfig urement All such disfigurements as those occasion by decaying muscles, an account of age. or wrinkled races, oc casioned bv sickness, eruptions of ths skin, blackheads, freckles, smallpox pltttngs, birthmarks, ecsema or tne scalp, etc., are readily obliterated by tha process l employ. I OVASAYTXX AX.X KT WOK. MADAME SAXE, rBZsrcxPAx. saxb istbtitutb or bbhatoioot, xt ABuroTO BVT&SXJKh . . Telephone 8899. , ; Ofooa Sours 19 a. m. te S p. so. - ZSTOATZOVAXk TYPEWRITING IS CABY As ws teach It. We uss over 40 machines, and smploy a special teacher ef typewrit ing. Our students ars started right and that Is what counts. In tests for accuracy duoatlonal Aathoritleo of Baa Fran- nn,r tnm WT,U ,,n ft,r ,,M MW matter, read to them, while blindfolded. ctsce Am Beeomlnf Alarmed Over ths. Xarge" Znorase la Attendanoe. Journal Special Service.) San Francisco, Sept. 19. The school department Is becoming alarmed over the large number of Japanese house servants who are attending the publto schools, and are depriving them from coming for want of room for the white children. In one school 11 Japs were found, where it scarcely has accommo dation for the children o&cltlsens, and without a mistake. This Is on rssult ef careful teaching. Open all the year; stu dents admitted at any time; Illustrated catalogue frea Call, or writs for a copy. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEQB PARK AND WASHINGTON A. . ARMtTNONa, 11. B.. Principal XSrCATZbSfAX. ..BE0INS SEPTEMBER. 28th-. This aepartttcnt I very sop with roeng m.a in reou wsbms was srs npwrfii our- U. Ih AmW Students Save all tht advaatates ef Individual ln.trD.tt4n. as we teach the sams AriscacMi ta all departoMsts that are taught la our day Some ef tbe'sWiet saeeafa!"1xokkje and stseosTaphen leealTsd their witlrt inatrncttoa t nlht acheol. . BesiloaB Monday, Wedweartdv, rrld,vn inra frosi T;80 te t:80. Day school epeos epMmtier'l. houkbb BTrsDrxsa OOLXJIOB. Established 1SST. TamhUl aad Blereath Streets. , V, a n .... will I.. U,t..Hh..J pupils so aa not to congest the rooms, j School Shoes close contest to the three-quarters. In the stretch Getaway led, with .St. Pat rick second. Getaway winning by a neck in 2:24tf. with St Patrick second, Lord Kitchener third. Time by quarters, n v,. 1,1., i.t. I ii ri ir r ca i te " aa c When the horses came out for the VI fl.&d, 1.0U, $l.f $Ct,0 third heat Hartnagel was replaced by GIRLS' SHOES At $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 BOYS' SHOES Every pair guaranteed solid.- BOYS' SCHOOL Suits PALMA TRIES TO ' CRUSH BANDETTI Havana, Cuba, Sept If. A gang of bandits of Santiage provtnea burned sev eral plantations and unsuccessfully at tempted to mterrutfethr railway traffic. The'' press today unanimously praises Palma'S strenuous measures to crush the bandettt -' -. James Erwln aa driver of St. Patrick the judges believing that St. Patrick had been pulled in the second. A good start was made. Getaway led, with St Patrick in second place. In these po Itlons the horses went to the stretch arid to the wire. Getaway taxing the heat. Lord Kitchener spurting into sec ond place in 2 : 4 54 Time by quarters, 38. 1:1Z, 1:47, Z:244 in ine juurin neai mnnagei again n, . c :l - l . , -, drove his horse and St. Patrick led from nt ouu al luuucraic price, the wire, but Lord Kitchener took the that will Stand the knocks and lead at the turn, and kept it up the back humos of that Hvelv hov ? Thn stretch, with St. Patrick in second DumP 01 ll lively coy t inen place. Into the stretch they went, when I COffi Oere, we nave tnen) at Bt. Patrick spurted, took the lead and neia ti to tne wire, Kitchener only a half length behind, and Getaway third Time by quarters, :38, 1:18, 1:52, 2:29. The fifth heat saw only two starters Getaway and St. Patrick. The former y a x ,i a.. . . ix . . i , leu i uic iui a, men ou raini'R passea I .! j tL i . - to the front, breaking on the back strongly sewed so they do not rip, stretch and Getaway recovered his po sition ana lea to the wire, winning in a Jog. - Time by quarters, :87, 1:1114, l:to, z:z&4. BasJDingvl'onr aad a Half Turlcmgs, Seven runners took part in this event, F. Jones' Admoor wlunlng In :$(14, with Made $2.50 $350 of eood, $3.00 $4.00 strong material, well lined and properly cut so they 'fit and look well. AIR SHIPS FREE with Shoes and Boys' Clothing, waa referred to a committee. The suggestion of a private telephone exchange at the city hall was discussed informally and will go to a special committee. In all the schools visited by directors It was found that some Japs had been rejected on account of insufficient room for more pupils. HOSTS AT A DANCE ..MUSIC.. We are pleased to announce that we have added a fine line of NIGHT CLASSES v. m. c. a; Open September 28 Throe Months Tearm Algebra f 2.00 Architectural drawing .......... 1.00 Arithmetic . 1.80 Bookkeeping S.OO Carpentry ..... . 1.00 Electricity 1.00 Elocution . ...... k The officers of the post at Vancouver barracks entertained their friends at a delightful dance given last evening at the post hall. The ball room was pret tily decorated and presented a beautiful sight The l!)th Infantry band furnished tnusla for the dancing and the Jollity waa continued until nearly midnight Light refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Huston, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Horns by, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Galllard, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Fenner, Mrs. J. J. Miller, Mrs Kenly, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Screws. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Hathaway. Miss Thpmton, Miss I to our sAock, and Invite the PTJBLIC to wiicox. muss inornpson, miss rease, can and look them over. Tou will find .Funston, Col. Huston, Major Davis, Ma jor Bethel, Captain Johnson, Captatn Kenly. Captain Hawthorne, Captain Enoch, Ceptain Walton, Lieutenants Ce cil. Baylor, Screws, Miller, Hadsell, Has son. Fenner, Graham, Lander. Mr. Welch, Mr. Evans, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Horan. Receiving day at the post has been set for every Friday. Small Musical Goods EngllBh grammar . . Free-hand drawing . Geometery . . ....... Machine design . . . . . Mandolin, guitar , . . Manual training . ... Mechanical drawing . Penmanship . . . .. .. Plumbing . . Read In r and SDelDu? Plain English and rhetoric Shorthand Steam (engineering Telegraphy Trigonometry . t Typewriting . . vocal music , .'. t f v . , 2.00 1.60 1.00 J.OO too 100 i.oo i.oo 1.60 s.oo 1.80 2.00 2.00 20.00 10.00 2.00 S.OO 1.80 A Problem la Arithmetic From an Exchange. Johnny (aged 8) When I was 2 years old and my big brother wag 6, was he three times ss old as IT Teacher yes. . : . Johnny And when I was 4 and he was 8, was he twice as old as IT Teacher Certalnlyy . Johnny And now I'm 8 arid ne'e 12. s he only once and a half as old as I am 7 Teacher Tea Why? Johnny Welt, how long will it lake me to catch up to hlmT AUTHORS VISIT PBESEDZ2TT. Washington, Sept. 19. Among ths visitors St tha Whit. House today to see the president were Mathews Stewart and Edward White, both authors. ' the store OPEN EVENINGS. - These goods are bought direct from the FAC TORT and will be sold at the lowest prices. Our motto will be BEST OODS AT lowest rmicxsv Bartlett & Palmer COB. SIXTH AID ALDEB STS. Phone, Mala 040. MAO THE LATEST SENSATION The ANARCHIST CONSTITUTION By D. L STURBER, Anarchist Prlc ISO Cents Sold by all Booksellers, and the Radical PnMishinz Company, ISan Pcancifco, C&U . German, Latin and Sign writing. Courses Carpenter's and builder's course. . 7.00 Commercial course 8.00 Electrical engineering . 7.00 English course . 4.00 English course (for boys) ....... S.OO Mechanical engineering , 7.00 Plumber's course . ... 7.00 Shorthand course , . . S.OO Civil service school, per month... 4.00 POTXBTX ASTD TASCKZZ.& STS. Call or send fox frea Illustrated cata logue. PHOJTB, KAZB 1837. If MILITARY ACADEMY Dr. 3. W. Rill. Prlnelp- -!4th Marshall Bts, Portlf A Private Boardlni and Day School for Boys and YounjMen, New buildings, modern and com plete. . Manual training, military diadplins. Boys successfully flttol . for all colleges or for business life. Prbcipsl of twenty-five years' es ' perieneo m Portland. , . Boys of any ag admitted at' any" time. ' Write for catalogue. Fall term opens September 15. WILLAMETTE . UNIVERSITY JOHNH. COLEMAN", Pres't, Salem. Or. Opening Say September 89. College of liberal Arts. X Art, Kediolae. Music, oratory, .Theology, Preparatory Department. - Oneri to students comoletinc eighth arade department: lower grades la pre paratory department. Besides affording professional . training, met universuy seeks to airs a thorough, practical edu cation for all who are aware Of the value of. trained brain. The jrormai vepanmaai Offers a thorough course in the theory and practice of teaching. Meets all re quirements of state school, law. Its teachers are in constant demand. Cata logue upon application. - a Columbia University POBTLaJTD, OBSOOS. V Conducted by tha C0NCBEGAT10N OF THE HOLY CR05I And Affiliated With the UNIVERSITY Of NOTRE DANE. . BUndard Aoademlo four-year ' .Courses in Classics, English and Science. 'One-year and four-year' .Commercial Courses, t Regular Collegiate Courses I Classics, English. General. Sci ence, History and , Economics, Finance and Commerce. . Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engi neering end Electrical Engineer- The scholastic year, beginning September 7, ISOS, ends June It, . 1004. . .' ,. , Catalogue Sent free eta appli cation. Addfesa, ! . . L REV. H. A, QrjTNZAK. C. & a V 17aiTrilty ParK, Qrsgoa. v ,