THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY gVENINO, PBCBMBjR 11, 190.
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Vfe Ncwill Riverview
c4cademy"
Is essentially a home school for boys, where each
pupil receives individual attention, where the teach
ers and principal take a personal interest in all the
boys, participate in their sports and in their joys,
and sympathize with them in their sorrows thereby
gaining the est com. confidence and affection of
every pupil. The table is most generous and whole
some, and the home life as nearly perfect as we can
, make it.
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Site:
T'ie Academy is delightfully situated on an emi
nence' overlooking the beautiful Willamette, and the
grounds adjoin those of a small city park. Two
ear'Hn'8 pass the doors of the Academy, thus afford
ing pleasant and easy access irottutMC heart of the
tityj. r
The btrildingr of the Academy are sufficiently
large and are maintained in a thoroughly cleanly and
healthful condition, according to sanitary principles.
It is the aim of the principal and his corps of as
sistants to enoompass the resident pupils with an.
atmosphere of refinement and homelikeness, and
their environment conforms to such requirements
"as nearly as possible. ...
cAthletics
The most important duty for an educator to dis
charge is to keep the boys in his charge busy. The
boy who loafs is the boy who is in trouble most of
the time. ,
During the football and baseball seasons it is com
paratively easy to exact discipline. At other times
it is more difficult. ; For this reason the privilege
of membership in the famous Multnomah Amateur
Athletic Club has been turned to account, for, dur
ing the first five months of the year, attendance
twice a wefek at 'the regular gymnastic classes con
ducted by Professor Krohn is compulsory.
I A4ttiiard table lia& beets placeTTn Ihc boys' parlor
and encouragement isv given, under lfce direction of
teachers, to all legitimate amusements.
CITABLE WORK
OF VOLUNTEERS
l Annual Report Show Some-
. thing of the Work Done by
the Organization.
MANY POOR RECEIVE
FOOD AND CLOTHING
Provision Made for the Halt,
Bfind, Hungry, thirsty,
Naked and Homeless.
J
&f With very little of the sounding of
mnd tinkling '-ymbHl the volun
of America, have accomplished In
city during the year a work that
almost incredible to those unfamiliar
I with the life of the slums.
The ' headquarters of the Volunteer!
located at 243 Ash street. The mis
sion hall is at 267 Ankeny street. No
record ia kept of the various charities
that are bestowed, hut a record Is main
tained of the number of poor who are
MJped.
During the year 14 families have been
ovlded with housekeeping furniture,
eh as beds, tables, stoves, chairs and
jdmllar articles. Provisions have been
nt to 200 families, some of whom have
en supplied for weeks at a time. Fuel
been supplied to some, while medl-
haa been sent to others. ,
..During the year 6.126 pieces of wear-
IB apparl were given to women and
Hdren; 43 pairs of shoes and 243
Itm of stockings; (2 overcoat. Ill
its, "14 pairs of trousers. 37 vests.
ICS suits of underwear, 296 shirts and
articles of wearing apparel were
llstrlbuted.
In addition to the clothing. 307 meals
Were provided for the hungry and 28
lodgings for the homeless; rents weie
ald for 1 families.
There was a total attendance of 13.-
t&0 persfins at the 260 street meetings.
And 37.103 persons at the. 339 Indoor
meeting. During the year 32.317.9S
N Ira raised in addition to 1321.25 given
W th- Volunteers on Thanksgiving day.
U Kurlng tb year 327 persons claimed
to have been saved by the efforts of the
Volunteer: 364 homes were aided and
work was found for (0 needy persons.
' The captain In charge of the Volun-
h leer wlU be (lad to receive old clothing,
if His telephone number Is Hood 1391 and
hla office Is at 243 Ash street.
Captain and Mrs W. B. Arents are
Wc Are Prepared
IP iurni.il i i- . i i uiiiuniK mwi.
with vitrified sail - glased sewer,
pipe end an quote discount th0T
will intereet. Our products jT a
oeceaaary adjunct to Q O O V
WORK. Let us hear from you.
DIAMOND BRICK CO.
Vbasrs. o
V Yard Foot
write to
Phone
In charge, of the
America.
local Volunteers of
SERIES OF SERMONS ON
THE LITTLE WORD IF
Dr. Brougher, minister at the Whit
Temple, has arrang'dto preach a unique
aerie of sermon on. the little word "If."
Jtte will begin tomorrow night, and con
tinue them each Sunday through the
month of January. The dates and top
ic are as folows: ' January 1. "If I Had
My Life to Live Over Again;" January
I, "If I Were a Young Voman;" Janu
ary It, "ltl War a Young Man;" Janu
ary 22. "If I W ere a Millionaire;" Janu
ary It, "It I war a Preacher." In order
to make these sermons as practical and
helpful as possible. Dr. Brougher Invite
the reader to writ him concerning the
topic suggested, and specially to answer
the following question: Young man. If
you ware a young woman, what kind
would you be? Young Woman, if you
war a young man. what kind would
you be? If you ware a millionaire,
what would you do with your
If you were a preacher, wha
you be? Answers to Mrea questions
will be used In the
writer' name will not be made public.
WILL OBSERVE WEEK OF
PRAYER IN ALBINA
Several churches In Albtna have ar
ranged to observe the week of prayer,
the first week of January, by holding
union services. The meetings will be a
follows: Monday evening, 7;30 o'clock,
at the Rodney Avenue Christian church,
corner. Rodney avenue and Knott street,
subject "Revival, and How to Secure It."
leader, Rev. J. Bowersox. Tuesday even
ing, at the Third Baptlat churoh, corner
Vancouver xv.nna an1 knnti air...r . , I . .
Methodist church, corner RuaU and
Kerby street, subject "Duty," leader.
Rev. U. H Pratt.- Thursday evening, at
the United Evangelical church, corner
Fargo and Kerby streets, ubjct "How
to Awaken Interest in Our Churches."
leader, Rev. E. M. Bllsa Friday even
ing, at the Mississippi Avenue Congre
gational church, corner Mississippi ave
nue and Fremont street, subject "Per
sonal Responsibility," leader Rev. F. L.
Young.
Chemistry.
A splendid opportunity I afforded for
the study of unorganic chemistry at the
Y. M. C. A. wight school. The labora
tory will accommodate thre more men.
The next term begins Monday, January
2. The feea are 16 for a three month's
term. This covers the coat of chem-1-'
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A wva jaw Aim a stobt.
From a Bt. Paul apecisi.
Ml Nellie Stover, daughter of Mr.
Kate B. Stover of (0 Summit avenue,
laughed o heartily at a story .told by
one of a party of friend1 at her home
that she dislocated her jaw. Bh sud
denly ceased laughing and ait with her
mouth wide open and a pained expres
sion on her mouth, she could not close
her mouth until a surgeon was called
and her jaw reset.
Till I the story that caused Miss
Bto-ver to dislocate her law:
"A man was shaving when he cut off
the end of hi nose H. dropped the
raaor, which cut off hi big toe The
doctor put the piece back In- place and
cemented them with radium water, but
accidentally transposed them. They
grew together nicely Now the man ha
to trim a toe nail at the end of his nose
and take orr hi shoe to
NEWILL
Riverview Academy
940-948 CORBETT STREET
Take the "S" Car at the Comer of Third and Morrison
A BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for BOYS and YOUNG MEN
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School Reopens 8:30 a. m., Thursday, January 5, 1905
yPupils Admitted at Any Time.
A beautiful home, pure and cheerful atmosphere, a building with all modern improvements, perfectly competent and
painstaking instructors, thorough preparation for business or the professions, an institution indorsed by prominent
men in- Portland and the. northwest. This it an ideal school in which to place your- son. For terms and literature
Main 2668.
RESIDENTS OPPOSE
THIS FRANCHISE
People on Northrup and Overton
Streets Want No Electric
Road There.
OREGON TRACTION CO.'S
PLANS ARE DELAYED
Council Committee Will Examine
Territory and Select Thor
oughfare for Line.
Oregon Traction company, which
emplated building an interurban line
to Forest Orove, is having difficulty in
ing a franchise for it line within
the dtty.
ding to the survey, the road I to
the city on Northrup or Overton
gga Property owner proteabagalnst
Cleaning Up Sale of
1904 Pianos
TILL JANUARY 1, 1905!
Three piano: rases damned In
nipping :
eTeral sboD-wora piano: some dlacon
tinned
atrles, and a number of pianos we hare called
In from rental. All nf the above pianos, be
side many we have taken In exchange aa part
e or our
Strohber.
Kmeraoa and others of imr leading pianos, are
now belna offered at Drlces far below tbelr
real worth. It will nay roe to see them.
psrme
ma nitrnmenrs
taken in eichause
Soule Bros. Piano Co.
I 8TEINWAY DEALERS. )
Morrises and West Park Ma
Car.
V. B Be ears t bear
PADERF.WSKI
STEINWAY PIANO
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A. C. NEWILL, Principal androprietor
the franchise being granted on Northrup
street, and aak that the road be built
down Overton atreet; people on Overton
"street say they will never consent to
have an electric, line built In front of
their home, but ar willing that the
company should lay the rail on North
rup atreet.
At the meeting of the street commit
tee of the council .yesterday Attorney
W. T. Mulr appeared in behalf of the
railway company, ana aeverai property
owner from rJbrthrup and Overton
street were present Aa there waa no
quorum, the franchise could not be con
sidered. "
It wa uggted by Councilman
Rumelln that the engineer of the com
pany take all the member of tb coun
cil over the territory, at which time the
selection of the atreet will be made
Thl suggestion will. In all probability,
be followed.
The company desires to enter the city
over either Northrup or Overton street
and run east to Twelfth. From Twelfth
the line will turn north to Stark and east
on Stark to First street
It waa stated yesterday by a represen
tative of the company that everything la
In readiness to begin the construction of
the road aa soon as the franchise Is se
cured. Work will be begun In the city
and proceed toward Forest Orove. The
line will be 26 mile long, and will cost.
when fully equipped, 1660,000. One hour
service between this city and Forest
Orove will be in operation ss soon as
the road 1 completed. City service will
be given as far aa Willamette height.
It Is desired to have the road In opera
tion by the time the Lewis and Clark ex
position opens.
WOULD WRITE OF THIS
GREAT ARTIST IN IVORY
There is something about Paderewskl,
who gives his only concert In Portland
next Wednesday at the Armory, Tenth
and Couch streets, that arouse the deep
personal Interest of his auditora There
IS a subtle, indefinable atmosphere
which enwrap the hearer: and the at
moaphere surcharges the hall, whether
It be large or small. The brilliant wo
man who signs herse.f "Israfel," once
wrote:
"Now every artlat has his own Instinct
ive tone-color with which he Informs his
art. As you would write of Orelg In sil
ver, and Maeterlinck In chrysuprftse,
and good old Omar In ruby, so I would
write of Paderwkl In Ivorw. if mere
words had color smooth, polished, lux
urious tones, lit from within by- a
strange white glow these are yerltable
masaeuses of the soul, manipulating lta
every nerve with the skilled tenderness
of the sympathetic phychologlnt. refin
ing on exquisite shade of emotion, wnk
ing the whole keyboard of feeling with
sure sensitive touches.
The sale of reserved seats will open
next Monday morning In the lobby, of
the Marquem ursnd theatre at 10
o'clock. No subscription list.
A ATD B
Th bureau of statistics provides In
recent Issues of the consular reports
table showing the trad for many year
of the United States with China and
with Russia The former was by far
the greater every year of the past 20.
We sold last year 111.162,000 worth of
goods to China and bought from her
(2fl.S42.000 worth. The year before we
anld 118,000.000 and In l6t 124.000.000
Russia bought of ua last year 110.-
04 4.000 and sold us S10.71t.000. War
preparations accounted for much the
largest purchases on record In six
years w have anld much mora to
China.
Tea explains why our Chinese Im
ports ar so hear. n
REVENUE FOR COUNTY
FOR USE OF BRIDGES
Commissioners Will Fix Rates to
Be Charged Roads Cross-
Ing the River.
Early next month the county commis
sioner will fix rate to be charged the
electric railway companies for the priv
ilege of running cars over th Hurnalde
and the Madison street bridges. Ac
cording to the agreement the city will
derive the benefit of all money collected
from the electric roads for a like privi
lege over the new Morrison street bridge
When the Madison street bridge waa
old to th city 10 year ago, th East
Sid Railway company obtained a con
tract with the city, for running car over
the bridge for a period of SO year for a
monthly rental of S 1 00. The Oregon
Water Power a Railway company, a
successor to the East Bide Railway com
pany, claim to succeed to this right.
Th county court i disposed to raise
this rate. It Is said, and an attempt will
be made to break the agreement on the
ground that the sum received Is not suf
ficiently Urge.
Before the consolidation of the City
A Suburban Railway company and the
Portland Railway company both lines
were using the Burnslde street bridge.
and it waa expected that t(00 a month
would be received from these companies
for the use of the bridge next year. Now
that the companies have been consoli
dated it will be necessary to fix a new
rate.
For the use of the Morrlaon street
bridge by the railway company th city
will receive not less than tl.000 aa year1
to be a i pi led to th interest en- the
bonded indebtedness Incurred to con
struct the brldge.Thl may be Increased
to such amount as the ails council may
desire. At present th county receive
tlSO a month from the City A Suburban
Railway company for street car privi
lege over this structure, but thl 'will
now be lot.
A Wonderful Thing.
From the Bt. Lout Chronicla
"My neighbor has on of the best
trained dogs I ever saw. It's wonder
ful." "Huh. one of my neighbors has some
thing more Wonderful than that. He
has .a well trained boy."
It's Easier
to cure, than endure those dreadful sick
or nervous headachea.
It's all in knowing how.
In lust a few minutes, without any
other effects but Just to cure the pain
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills will relieve
you and your suffering. If It's any pain.
anywhere, or from any cause, lust take
one of
Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain Pills
and in a vary few minutes you will have
no further thought about either pains
or ptlla, and can go about your business
or pleasure, free from suffering oa dis
tress. "
For year spells of nervous headache
would fay me uo for two or three davs
at a time. I have no more such days.
I take one of nr. Mile' Antl-Pntn Pills,
snd In 20 minutes It Is usually all gone.
IfRM. RI'TH RBVflRn (laremonl
N H
If you ar net satisfied with first box.
Jour druggist will return your money.
i doses. SB cents. Never sold la bulk.
Order ff the Day
6MA.U. ........... Reveille.
7 :5 A. M Setting-up Exercises.
7:30 A.M..' Breakfast.
8 :15 A. M. .Inspection of Rooms.
8 :20 A. M Guard Mount.
8:45 A. M Chapel.
9 KM) A. M Study and Recitation.
11:30 A.M Recess.
11:40 A. M Jrill.
18:30 P.M Luncheon.
1 :30 P. M . . . . Study and Recitation.
3:30 P. M. .. . Recreation.
fi r80 P. M .Retreat.
5 :50 P. M . . . . , Inspection of Rooms.
6:00 P.M Dinner.
. 7 :30. P. M Study.
9:15P.M .Tattoo.
9:30 P. M ...Taps.
Course ef Study
The course of study, from the time a pupil enters
the primary department until he graduates from the
academic, demands the most careful and exact work
of which a pupil is capable. The instructors are
most competent and conscientious, and they base
the success of their efforts upon their unceasing re
gard for thoroughness. Students are prepared for
business or college.
A daily record of recitations is kept, examinations
are given every ten weeks, and quarterly reports
are sent to parents.
The records are kept in a large register designed
especially 'for - this purpose, and are open at all
times to the inspection of parents.
Frequent letters, detailing the progress of their
sons, will be sent to parents by the Principal.
Students wpm Mr. Newill and his teachers have
frepared have been admitted to Harvard, Yale, Co
umbia, Cornell, West Point, Annapolis, George
town, Ann Arbor, Stanford, Berkeley and many
other institutions.
Aside from the regulations enforced by the raili-
tary training and customs, the discipline of the
iWhool and household is best expressed and exem
pdified by the rules governing polite society in every
phase of social intercourse. Unselfishness and a
thoughtful regard tor the comfort and wishes of
others are the foundation of true", gentle manhood,
and will fit a boy for any circumstances in rife,
whether in school or out of it. Ceaseless vigilance,
untiring energy and enthusiasm, personal attention
to every detail and consistent patience and firmness,
are the methods in vogue at the N. R. A.
Patronize HOME Industry
wrsia vaaev
UNION
MADE
CIGARS
They Have the QUALITY
1862 COAL
ROCK SPRINGS COAL CO.
Sell the Only Genuine Rock Springs
COAL,
In the City. WHY?
Be cause we are the exclusive agents for the TTnfnn Pacific Coal Co. There
la but one Rock Borings In Wyoming, and the mines were opened in 186S
by the Union Pacific, which Is the sole owner and miner of Ifock Springs
i km uwuivvu uj maj Jim
nber, W are the exclusive agents.
snraa Bast 1B4.
Rock Springs
Bsg Bag Morrison
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5
Dry short slab wood, stove I
SS"- $3.00 1
Same Kind of Wood What's the
Difference? Per cord
Banf ield, Veysey Fuel Co.
Phone Main 353 80 Third St., Cor. Oak
Discipline
-easy Jfjsay m
COAL 1904
lauon or woman AtocKDpringS.
;
Coal Co. cdav.s,iw.
Bt, near Stiver.
Dry short cordwood, stove
$4.50
$1.50