The Oregon daily journal., July 29, 1906, Page 14, Image 14

' THE OREGON CUIJDAY JOURITAU XOUTLAND, GUNDAY HSnNHIG.' JULY 3. 1ZZ1.
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.l.zrt Aftsr Scholarship In Th Journal's Competitiv Con
Urt Spend Week Getting In VoteMor; Ds- -r .
serving Young People Nominated. .
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Nellie litr ffeuiioo, (II Tenlne, Portland, i.Of,. ............ ..,,..41041
Bone A Wilson. SSI Bslser St, Portlasa. Or...,.........,....li4S
LUllaa MoVlcker. Bt, John. Or, ,'.". ?
Quy Graham. Troutdale, Or.' ....... . .... .14.M
Cnas. Gross, Y. JsV C A, Portland. Or.. ... i. '. ... till
Rhoda X Btalnacker, 'Albany, Or. ..... .......... ' ............... .11141
Mildred Li.. Clemona. Unlrerslty prfc Portland. Or............. .1U4I
ORoy Johnson. Division St, Portland. .Or.....;,.,i.......... v IU4S
liarr si PoweiL 4JT Salmon 8t Portland. Or.ii.... .litis
Clar Jonea. 40 EL lltb SW Portland, Ot.-.T.. ......114-0
Cart Shelton, Forty-ihth a treat. Mount Tabor. Or, ............... 11IU
Mae Pandargraaa, 111 North Serenteentn. St, Portland, Or. ......10181
John Benson, Ctaemaws. Or. V.V,,.., ,..'.. ................. MIS
Edith M. Harris, Oxford Bt, Portland, Or. ................v. TIM
Paul Nrsren, til Kaat Third St. north. Portland, Or 111!
Bartla O. Chan, III Clay St, Portland. Or.;'........ ...... .......
Clay .Cary, Salem,' Or. 111!
Harry Brant, Til Willamette bottlavard, Portland, Or............ 1771
Doroas Tan SohoonhoTan. Cora, Or. ., ......... .... ............... 1711 ,
Allan Hackman. Myrtle Part, Portland, Or.. .................... SIU
Louise Scott, Cantral addition, Portland; Or. ..................... I0l ,
B. IT. CyrUS, Solo, Or.. ........... ...... .................... Ill
In nM. tmAmr Wills. Or. ..................................... 111!
Edward I Kinsman. Unnton, Or. ..'... ...... ...... Mil
Ony Johnson, SOI Grant BL,. Portland, Or. 1110
Mahal Mafneas, Amity, Or. .'. . . ... . ... i ............ . 1001
Rath Turner, 191 Karby Bt, Portland, Or. ....... .;......... to
W. X. Owynn. 141 East Thlrty-aerenta ft, Portland. Or......... I0I;
George D. Kins. Klnsstoa, Or.
.Agnes Evana, JJatoureU, Or... ......... j lit"
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flrlnv la thair subscriptions. Respect
fully, , , 1 M. W. COOPER.
..... t .- "Induatrlal Taachar.
- -A Vow Sraaaaa ytwpoaad. '";r:;
' SaTaral nw namaa hava baen pro
poaad for tha oontaat, and thty ara likely
to enter tha acora llat soma tlma durlns
tha present week. Tha new nominations
ara as f ollowai
Felix Isaacson. Hubbard. Oreaon.
Walter Pitcher, Cottaca Orova, Ore
ton. , Nora E. Blsbee, Aahland. Ore f on.
. Eaalo Mania, Grants Paaa, Oreson.
Dare Wrifht, Woodbura,. Oreson.
Malals O'Donnall, Buxton, Oreson.
"Lloyd Riches, Bllverton. Oreson.
: Bertha, fowiea, - Mountain palt Orr
ton.
These" contestants lira In localities
which are food for enoush votes to se
cure such scholarships as they desire.
It Is simply a question of hustle. '.
v. Afser Sagaa Scholarship. ,
1 la. a rary naat latter, Mabel Macnass,
who entered tha contest quit -lata, aa-.
sarta her candidacy:
"I was born near Wheatland, Oregon,
In llll, and hare lived on a farm all
my Ufa." I finished tha Tamhill county
public schools In HOs. and tha Salem
high school In June, 10. Wishlns a
i rutaaa of tha scholarship contest.
nta were sufficiently actlvs from Mon
. ay nntll Friday eTenlns of tha laat
ak to secure 171 subsoribars to- The
, ournal. Many of these subsoribars took
aa paper for-a year. Bains sufficiently
itarested themselves to help tha con
- outnts It Is fair to presume that they
: 'til induce their neighbors and friends
to to clva subscriptions to further tha
ansa and ambitions of their favorites
a this - educational enterprise which
he Journal has launched. ;
Nellie May Shannon, who holds tha
honor of being first In tha coatest, laada
Jl contestants la tha number- of sub
scribers secured durlnr tha lsst week.
Uia has II to her credit for tha six days
up to Friday erenlos. Several others
closely follow her In the quality of -their
reports. Not measured as to votes, but
caused only by tha namber of subsorib
ars Induced, tha relative standing' of
the leading contestants who showed na
tivity during tha week Is in tha follow
ing order:
1 Nellie May Shannon.
S Horace A. "Wilson.' ,
I Mildred U demons. ; .
4 Rhoda U Stalnackar.
t Mary E. Pewell. v. .
s Lillian McVlcker.
.; 7 4)ileen Hackmaa. .
s juy uranam.
Johnson: :7 zr
14 Mat Pendergrass.
11 Paul Nygren.
II Bertie G. China. ' "
II Carl Shelton. ' '
14 John Benson. - .'
II Mabel Magness. . "
; 4raduatd Tttm Chaiaawa. -
.. John Benson, tha Indian boy at Cha
mawa. graduated from tha United Btatea
Government . Induf (rial and .' Training
school this weak. His regular school
duties have beea aa numerous that he
has not had much tlma to' canvass sa
far In tha contest. But, beginning next
Monday, ha Intends to make a business
of gathering subscriptions, as ha Is vary
anxious to get a better education than
tha Indian training school can give him.
IX. W. Cooper, Induatrlal teacher at the
training school, contributes Information
as to Benson aa follows: .
"Contsst -Editor Tha : Journal John
Benson, a member of the senior class of
tha Chamawa training school, has en
tered The Oregon Journal's oontaat for
a free scholarship. -,-' ..
"Benson Is one of the brightest, elean
Vsf. most ambitious and' most promising
Indian boys this school has ever turned
ut. He Is. a native Alaskan, . and la
thrown entirely upon his own resources
to gratify his great ambition for a ool
laga education.
; -He is president of tha local T. M. C
'A, and is In every way a most worthy
young man. His teachers and friends
at Chemewa earnestly desire that ' all
who ara not working for a local candi
date will send their votes for him when
lnta the score list with a
college education.' I take advantage of I j-0tcany day hajrants io.
we opponuruLiee oiierea py int rfour-
l wish to ears ona -of .tha cash
,M TO BE
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INCLUDINO THE 8TEINWAY,
A. B. CHASE, ESTEY, ElfER.
' SON, STERLING. RICHMOND,
STAR, HELLER, ORAMER AND
OTHERS INCLUDED IN THE
. SLAUGHTER, .vjc- -,,
All who took notice' 'of ht closing
out tale of two of Portland music
stores recently (one having sold out
to Sherman & Clay of San Francisco,
the other to retire from the retail
piano business in Portland) : are
amazed at the number of pianos that
are being sold in the Dundore com
pany's retiring from business, isle.
Extra transfer wagons were called
Into action' yesterday to make quick
delivery of pianos purchased of this
reliable firm. Last week was cer
tainly s banner week in the number
of sales consummated. Many bar--aim
were secured, but there are a
lew left, and those who will call early
this week will get choice of the re
naming stock. The sale may not
run many days longer, as the store
ocni is for rent and we vacate as
-ton as it it rented. Why not get your
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) be gained by postponing your pur
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"MABEL MAGNESS.' .
fas IMmrr Saaid.
A charming and attractive little miss
to Mildred L. Clemens of University
Park. Portland. She Is In tha educa
tional contest for ona of - the capital
prises, a cash purse and a scholarship
la ona of tha Oregon stats- schools.'
. Ambitious, as well aa fair and pretty,
la this 11-year-old maid from tha
Peninsula... She to striving for an ed
ucation with a definite end la view,
to become a writer of literature, and her
tact in conversation shows that the
has tha talent to succeed. She can tell
aa ordinary Incident In a manner to
make It moat Intereatlng and when shs
gets to writing she will hava only to
enlarge upon a power which Is hers
already. She Is a second cousin of
Mark Twain, tha moat popular humorist
of two continents, and sha hopes to re
flect credit upon the name of her sn-
- Sha was born la Connecticut II years
ago and both tr mother and father
belong to good old New England stock.
Tha family emigrated to Oregon when
tha little girl was four years old. The
mother.-was widowed and after aom
time married J. - A. Renahaw, who has
become for Mildred a kind step-father.
' For some years tha family home of
tha Renahaws has been at University
Park, and In the publlo school of Bt
Johns Mildred Clemens , received her
grammar school education. Two years
ago aha attended the Dallas college.
While there sha helped to maintain her
self by organising a claas of ladles and
giving them . Battenberg . lessona.
Mildred has experimented with many
kinds of fancy work and paints In water
colors and In oils.. She haa an eye for
the beautiful and hopes to perfect her
self In the arts when she may spare
tha time to work with the brush.
, ! otk PraottoaJ and OraasEsatai. -.
Always this Oregon girl has felt that
sha should be useful snd practical as
well as ornamental. . Sha has helped
her thrifty New England mother with
the housework. But Mrs. Renshaw Is
spending 'the summer In the east with
relatlvee ' and leaves : tha home In
Mildred's care. The little girl finds
It something of sn effort to keep up
a 10 -room house, do the washing and
Ironing and canvass for votes' In a con
teat.' The- contest' work, with a- girl
of Mildred's ambitions always to lead
the clasa. Is enough la Itself to occupy
all of her time. - , .
' There Is so much to do In this horns
that Mildred hss not yet called on all
of her frirnds. She hopes that niany
of them will savs her steps and vol
unteer subscriptions In her favor to
the regular carriers and collectors of
Tha Journal, making sura that tha
scholarship votes en thesa subscriptions
are polled ln her. jtvorta. the. oontaat
department .-. ., .
An educated French lady has moved
Into tha University Park district and
Mildred has taken up tha study of tha
French language. - With Latin and Eng
lish literature aha has dona something
and tha French comes eaally after tha
Latin. . r .. .
Mildred Clemens purpose Is to take
such a college course as will fit hr
for the Library school, of tha Pratt In
stitute, Brooklyn, where young ladles
are trained to become librarians, Sha
loves books and Wants to spend her
Ufa with them. Proficiency In the
modern languages, as well as In Latin,
Is required for entrance In hls school.
: Xaa Wea Medaja.
In Una with her love of literature
Mildred memorises readily and she re
cites when she Is called upon. A silver
mod-.! is a trophy which was won by
her la ana of the oratorical contests
of tha W. C. T. U. A book prise sha
values highly, as souvtnlr of another
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shmlW Mrs
mm
311 KCXRBOH ST., cpj. PcstDSca.
AS TO TASTE, JTOEE BO OS OA mtTM BSl
contest in reciting. The pathetlo ap
peals to her most strongly in dramatic
productions. '
For two weeks Mliarea visiiea inenaa
and canvassed for votes on Sauvle's
Island. Sha did quite well there. But
thmu"lnberbf famlHea on Sauvle's
island Is limited and Mildred had to
look for larger worlds of Vontest votes
to conquer. . Sha says aha is delighted
with the encouragement which people
give her and that the educational con
test meats with favor everywhere. ;
- BaDo Box Votes. ;
' Much Is promised ' for. "Richard W.
Ollvin of Roseburg, Oregon, but so far
he does ' not place bis name In the
score list. It Is said that ha has
secured a number of promises of sup
port In Roseburg and that ha can move
list wun a ouncn 01
George D. King of Kingston desires
a course In the correspondence scnoot
In locomotive engineering and - that Is
the reason he gave for going into the
contest He la II years of age and at
the tlma be was nominated In the eon
test was working as a section band
on the Corvaills and Eastern railroad.
He has not bean catting on very well
lately. Maybe he has not bean able
to get away from bis work enough to
canvass
Ruth Turner of 101 Kerby street.
Portland,. is the youngest graduate of
the Thompson school. She completed
her studies thsre laat Juna at tha age
of only II years. She wrote her class
prophecy and shs ' to highly recom
mended by her teachers. .
.' Boom For Others.
Every bay and girl In Oregon may re
ceive an education. If the mtana are
not at hand for a course in a special
school or college, the chance to earn
a scholarship snd cash prise for Inciden
tal oxpenaes to offered by the educa
tional contest inaugurated by The Ore
gon Journal. .During thla summer va
cation, from now until the schools open
In September, next years schooling may
be , provided for by. enlisting in The
Journare contest.
Often ambitious boys and girts whose
parents are not well off Join In conteet
propositions In order to show their par
ents that they can do something for
themselves. Nothing gives a parent
more pleasure and confidence In a child
than to see a manifestation of self
reliance. And fun and the excitement
of conteat work quite compensate tor
the labor involved, to say nothing of
the substantial benefits gained. .
In another column of this Issue to an
advertisement of the scholarships and
cash prises offered now In this conteet
Besides tre commissions to be paid on
new subscriptions to every contestant,
tha winning contestants at tha close of
the contest will receive In scholarships
and cash values exceeding 11.000. More
scholarships msy be added as tha num
ber of contestants multiply. Every one
who enters Into ths contest work vigor
ously may expect ample reward,
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