THE OKEGON DAILY JOURNAL, .PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCn 12, 1004.
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DESIGN OF THE REMODELED PARK SCHOOL. HENRY J. JONES, ARCHITECT.
Work on th now Park achool and
the ones at Twenty-flrst and Qulmby
and East Twenty-eighth and Couch
atreeta la expected to begin In the near
future, and the board of education Is
hopeful that before many month go by
all of the city1! school building will
be In readineaa to accommodate the
acholara.
The completion of the Park achool,
which waa destroyed by lire recently,
will nd the aeaslons In the portable
building In the Park blocka, and will
take the overflow pupil out of the Har
riaon atreet building.
The achool population la rapidly In
creasing, and the new 4-room building
to be erected at Twenty-flrat and
Qulmby atreeta la designed not only to
take care of the puplla In that Im
mediate vicinity, but will relieve the
crowded condition at the Couch atreet
achool.
In the neighborhood of .Eaet Twenty
eighth and Couch atreet there la a set
tlement entirely without proper achool
advantages, and the new 4-room build
ing there la designed especially to ac
commodate the children of that district.
It la possible, however, that City Super
intendent' Frank Rlgler will take some
of .the pupils from the Sunnyslde achool
and put them In the new buildingTaa the
Sunnyslde building la slightly crowded.
Both of the 4-room building will be
constructed with a view to enlarge
ment, and both are ao planned that they
can be- brought up to IS room struc
ture, as the growth of the achool pop
ulation In their respective communities
necessitates It,
NEW BAND TO HAVE
FAMOUS MUSICIANS
Portland,, la to be the headquarter of
a new bund of musicians. Ellery'a band
of Italian musician recently disbanded
In San Francisco and a number of the
men came to this city with the Intention
of organising a band. Leading Italians
of this city favored the project and
formed a company and raised sufficient
funds to start on the road a band of 40
musicians. Six or more of the former
members of Ellery's band recently joined
their former comrades here, and today'a
train from the east brought ten high
aalarled musicians who have been en
gaged for the new band. Besides the
men formerly with EHery band, the
new tand will have several who have
played with Lib rati, Sousa, Creator
and Roasa. The leader of the new band
will be Lulgi d'Urbano, who la a pupil of
Cavallere Emlllo Rlvela, and one of the
beat known leadera in the country.
At present only SO pieces have been
engaged, but many offers are being re
ceived by the management, and the band
la expected to be complete and ready
for the road within two weeks. The
band' uniform .a to be original and
will be made here of Oregon material.
The name of the band ha not been de
cided upon, but the word Portland will
form a part of it In about three week
the band will commence ita tour, but
before leaving It will give Portland an
opportunity to judge it.
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(Journal Special Strrloe.) -Liverpool,
March II. In a fog on the
Mersey today the Dempster liner Fan
tee, from Lagos, collided with the Nor
wegian steamer Half den. The latter 'was
beached. and badly damaged.
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FRONT ELEVATION OF THE TWO NEW SCHOOLS TO BE BUILT AT
QULMBY AND NORTH TWENTIETH STREETS AND AT EAST COUCH
AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS.
HENRY J. JONES, ARCHITECT.
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The Russo-Japanese question was din
cussed at a Japanese entertainment
given last evening at the JFlrst Baptist
Church. The program' was under . the
auspices of the Ladles' Missionary sod
ety. The Sunday school room in which
the entertainment was given was gaily
decorated for the occasion; Flags of all
nations hung from the" balcony and Jap
anese parasols with lanterns fastened to
them, hung from the celling. Tapestries
hung from the walls and palms were
placed on the platform. Mrs. O. P. M.
Jameson acted aa chairman for the evening.
The flrat number, on the program was
a violin solo by A. R. Barton. He was
accompanied by Miss Kemp and was
obliged to respond to an encore. Dr.
Brougher lead In prayer and then Mrs.
Mildred Perkins sang "Ilianelie." Her
encore was "Little Doris." A young
men's quartet from the Japanese mis
sion sang "Onward Press to Victory,
and the Japanese national hymn. Miss
Ruby Archambeau sang the "Japanese
Love Song," and responded to an en
core.' Rev. S. T. Suglhara read an in
tereating paper telling of his conversion
to Christianity.. Mrs. Perkins sang, "Oh
Happy Day," wbioh was followed by
a debate on the question,- "Resolved,
That Christian Civilisation Would Be
Advanced by Japan Being Victorious In
the Present War With Russia." The
speakers for the affirmative were Mrs.
Vera J. Edwards and O. P. M. Jamison,
and for the. negative were Mrs. O. M.
Gllnes and A. King Wilson. The Judges,
C. A- Dolph, Mrs. H. M. Clinton and G.
W. Kennedy, rendered their decision In
favor of the negative. After the debate
Rev. J. Whltcorab Brougher gave an
entertaining talk on "Japanese Charac
terlstics." A number of amusing sto
ries were told in connection. Dr.
Brougher then asked the people In the
gallery to come down from "oft the
shelves" and have something to eat.
Tea and wafers were served In a Japa
nese room by young ladles in costume.
Mrs. E. M. Runyon, Mrs. Arthur Heinty
and Mrs. W. G. Stiles were assisted in
serving by Miss Emma R. Makl, Miss
Ruby Archambeau, Miss Mabel Mlllls,
Miss Ida Thomas, Miss Shirley Ban
croft and Miss Florence Bagln. Mrs
H. D. Gates and Mrs. Brlce had charge
of an oriental curio room, which con
tained many treasures of Japanese craft
The decorations were arranged by Mrs.
Jamison and Mrs. Bushnell.
OXZERiY PZMOaTAXh
Major A. B. Dyer, artillery corps,
waa In the city last night from Van
couver.1
Mra. Thomaa W. O'Connor of Aatorla
la at the Imperial.
Arthur Seufert, engaged In the can
nery business at The Dalles, Is regis
tered at the Imperial.
Mral B. F. Mulkey of" Aahland, Or.,
la ataylng at the Perklna.
Wright's Music House.
Moved to 127 Seventh atreet. bet.
Washington and Alder atreeta.
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