cz-c:i daily jcuhnau rczi7Llim, tuz:day cvz:?i::a. august 7. ic:x :Tc;vn trlca : . w i i i " SUMMER RESORTS. :- : 'earmaj aakeorlfcere ' eea T feamei M Ml at fa-slda. Mak mat X (apart. A regal ear ner salivary wtU a aaiatahMa. Ordoe 4irMt (ma aux a-aat at Uia eetats aad ae-will tttMl yraataliy to . MAOH Leal Ooaea, . sgeatl aeaaauartera at Uwaoe, woaa. um Umr to all aeUta m toe Veeeh. IAUDE AD QgABKAKT A - W. A. WhMataa, ee-eatl aoadeiiarter at Lewis 0.' drag atom, ieaaUe, OiBallvery to ail petal ea taa oTIWrOBT A WD YAOUTgA KoirV - Btvataiaa, saws sgeat Oorvallls A , -J- iMttii railroad, acaat. Head- . . uartora a Bewaert, Or., Delivery to all points aa tha keaea. . wiiKOix ipmiaai r. w. vtiau. aaal. WUaoit, Or. . . ' SOT Like ot Lama laaitorlaa Oe., . agent. Hot Lake, Or. -' CAiaotf, WASH Xioaral lprlas Be- V CAIOAPai CAH, Tkeeia JUrtett, ' ColTlVt MTVKSAL IrBIVOI, Witt 0. X. Beleaet, acaat, OeUiae, Wash. - ... ( TOVIOKT'I AJUmmXHTaV ... . Lyric...:-. lack, tha Gambler" -Braf-r...'.......,.,.....,.......... VaadeTllle -.- fanUgee. ........, Vaedevllle Tha Southern Paclfio company la to try Another gasoline ear on auburban runt with heavy grade around'. Portland. ' Car No. T, tha largeat and moat modern . of those turned out of the Omaha strops, will probably be sent to Portland. The car that has been on the Oswego run 'for the lsst.two months has been gent taek to Omaha. -Car No. t Is the one that was to have been sent In the place of the ear Just returned. The orders were that No. 1 should be built for the . Portland service, but owing to some ' reuse unexplained the other car was . started westward. It la said No. 7 hap pened to be otherwise engaged when the time came to start a car for Portland. Car No. 4 provedjto be much better than No. 1. but still unsatisfactory. "tr-wa j frequently out of order, and Its median ism wss not familiar to the workmen In the, Portland shops. . A complete record tof the annual meet ing and supper by the Portland Cham bar of commerce at the Oaks Is given in the August number of the Chamber of. Commerce Bulletin. The...; strong i speerh made by W. D. Wheelwright on the need of opening a deep channel on the Columbia river bar Is presented In full, also the cordial welcoming remarks . by President Hoge. A tourist writes for this number an Interesting appre ciation of' the scenlo grandeur of. the Columbia river as seen from an- O. R. at N. obaervatton car. W. A. Mears cor., tributes ' an article on Port land-He wal las trade. . . .... s.,. .. .... . VLwla K. Blind of Vom Angeles has r written the local police aaklng assist- anre In locating his father, Philip Blind. Bt years of age. who Is believed 1o have coma to Portland after the ' Ran Francisco disaster. The elder Blind is said to have had quite a sum of monry in nis ninRBiion mi inv time i the disaster and was stopping at the Metropolitan hotel, where several per sons were killed. It Is believed that he . js engage in mi ronmini-iwiif duii ties In thla city; though no trace of him has been found. . " Mult for 1111. the price "of a patent J-rltshwaa"he- hii1eert filed inlnit D. M. Watson, formerly proprietor of Wit- sort a restaurant, by tna rearieas iisn- nihar Mmninf of New York. Thev allege that the dishwasher was ordered by Watson on condition that he could - , try It 10 days and if he kept It he was to pay tltl for It. .The company claims to hsve fulfilled l part of the contract and now asks that Watson be directed to pay fr the machine. Charles J. . ' Bchnabel appears as attorney : for the tftshwater eompany. Free Pays at Oaks. Ladles and chit-, dren at the Oaks. Tuesdays and Thura " days ladies and children are admitted , free of charge at main entrance of the Oaks park from It to o'clock p. m. Kvery comfort, protection end attention shown. Picnic parties '.Invited. Re member 'the days. Swings, music, marry-go-round, bathing, etc D. C. Freeman, Superintendent O. W, P. Park Depart ment. " County Judge Webster has ordered that the Willamette Iron A Steel works he allowed to compromise the claim against them for the death of Fred " Rub MOO. The money will be sent ; to the widow In the east. She wlllalao . receive 1100 for expenses and th body of ber husband was shipped east by the ' company. They deny all liability but : agreed to make th settlement ' Th ' Portland General Electric com pany's bulletin for August, Just at hand, is an unusually attractive advertising publication. The bulletin which con tains It pages printed op good paper and elaborately Illustrated, seta forth con vincingly th advantages In' th use of electricity for lighting, heating and cooking and keeping eooL - J. A. Newell, Mayor Lane's secretary, ' leaves tomorrow for Minneapolis to at ' tend the grand encampment of th O. A. R. Mr. Newell was an officer In a ' New Tork regiment and saw some hard service during the war. He waa cap Tou can open a Savings ac-. count with us for On Dollar. Tou can make additions to this from time to time to suit your convenience. If you put only two- dollars a week by, you will be a hundred ,' dollars ahead In less than a year. If you peralatently keep on for , five year putting th following ' amount In this Bank every day and draw nothing out, counting Interest, the result will be: , 1 cent a day In five year will be 918.25 . It cent a day In five year will be f 182.50 CO cent a day In flv year will be S912.KO " 11.00 "a"T!ay In . five year will be 1,825.00 WE 71 PER PAY li CENT .. .... ... Isteresl ca Savings Deposits Banking hour, t a. m. to I p. m. Saturdays, a. m. to I p. m. The Citizens Bank no mAJn ATnra. J. LAMBERT. . .... .President A. W. LAMBERT. ...... .Cashier Begin RIow :-x. Gentlemen and ladle (should w th maid omit?), . What think you of this summer horn for gentlemen, of stylet Mare mention of Its name' enough to give ua each a fit It la owned by Uncle Samuel and It , stand upon an lala. Over there on Puget Sound a fellow named McNeill ' Sold the real eatat to Uncle, and th place ha been Improved; All gueeta are harbored free of charge, and we suppose they feel As if their generous Uncle with com- passion has been moved. But Just th eeme we'll stay at horn and wash th people' clothe. Serving all th very beat that human hand can do; Well take upon vuraelve th mothers', wive' and daughter' wo, AM shout out o'er the waters to our . Uncls'a guests, "Bkldoo!" - UNION LAUNDRT,' ' ; Tel. Main ttl. Second and Columbia. - No pound washing after August II. . tiered and confined in Llbby prison and then In Salisbury prlaon. but waa f mally exchanged. - A - number of Oregon veterans are In th party. ' H. Sutcllffe Is th commander of th state division. Because of a lack of proper flr fight ing facilities in th territory contiguous to Piedmont, th residence of I. LIs berg at- 074 Commercial' street was burned to the ground at i o'clock this morning. Th fir originated from a defective flu and owing to th fact that th nearest hydrant 1 ven blocks distant th department was powerless to cop with th flames. Chemical en gin No. 4 was sent to the scene, but when the apparatus arrived .the house had been reduced -to ashes. With th asslstancs of neighbors Uaberg waa able to save the grester portion of his belongings. His three children and wlf acaped without Injury. ; It wa reported to th' police thla morning that a man acting a If be was mentally unbalanced was In the yard of th houae . occupied by Rev. Hamlin U Pratt, presiding elder of the United Evangelical church, at Kerbr and Softwood atreeta, - A patrolman wsi detailed to make an investigation, but before his arrival the fellow had started toward Sellwood. No trace of him has been found by th police. The man wa without coat and hat. and attention of the occupant of the dwelling was attracted by the . peculiar manner In which he wss examining a bed of sweet peas. - The will bf Charles Houghton has been admitted to "probate in th county court. On dollar each 1 bequeathed to a son, F. C. .Houghton, and a daugh ter, Grace Mary Houghton.- The re mainder of the property, consisting of real estate and money to the value of $1,000, 1 to be divided equally between three children. Hattte U Martin. Her bert J. Houghton and George H. Hough ton. To George H. Houghton I also given the option of buying th home steed In South Portland. " Richard, Mar tin waa appointed executor. Always on th alert to secure the ervlce. of the. best specialists In every branch of their mammoth establishment, Llpman. Wolfe aV Co. have Just closed a contract with Gus G. Samuel, one of th cleverest window trimmers on the coast. Samuel Is an expert in his line and Is well known In this city having been employed a th window dresser for A. B. Btetnbach A Co. several years ago. - . Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks, or washing porches or windows must be paid for In advance and used only between th hour of I and a. m. and and p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. . If used contrary to these rules, or waste fully, it will be shut oft Th Gale spur andston quarry, of which J. vO. Boos 1 msnsger, may se cure rail transportation by th axten Ion' of a spur from th Forest drove line of the Southern Pacific -eompany. The distance la about one and a half mile and the. company le making an estimate of th coat of a spur. Knock th' Files. Vs Child's' "So-Bos-So," th best and cheapest fly spray. Costs leaa than half a cent per day per head. ' Give th cow comfort and you get your money back In the Increase of milk. Aak Portland Seed Co., Front and Yamhill streets. " Now Is th time to arrang a trip to your old horn in Jh east Reduced rat ticket on sal August 7. and t. For particulars call at Chicago, Mil waukee St. Paul railway offloe, lit Third street. Th estate of Mason Latourell con sists of real estate valued at tl.100, ac cording to the report of th appraisers, Joseph, Charles and H. A. Latourell, filed In th county court this morning. . Dr. and Mre. J. T. Walla, accom panied by their family, have gone to Victoria for a pleasure trip and vacation of three week with friend on th Britlah side of th line. - Launches to th Oak every "few min ute every evening from Favorite Boat ing company's, south aid bridge, foot Morrison street. Milton A. Nathsns, attorney,'! loot Stelner street, San Francisco. Commis sions promptly executed. Insurance ad justed, .i.:; - ,-- - Acme Oil Co. sells th beat safety coal oil and fin gasolines. Phone East 78. For Quality. Quantity and Quickness, go to Morris' restaurant. Woman's exchange. 111 Tenth treet, lunch, 11:10 to S. , Dr. E. C Brown, Eyo-Ear. Marquam. Panama hatter. 111 4th. Phone Pao.107. Rental Sign, naley Printing Co. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT . Of th Armstroag Tailorlsg Kevse. ' I deslr to announce thai I have fitted up elegant rooms In th Raleigh build ing, cornets. Washington and Sixth streets, and will open for business August 10. ' I have Just received a large stock of new ananptd-dale falfgooda, "which make th moat attractive exhibit . of fashlonabls fabrics for men's wear ever shown In' this city, comprising both imported and domestic twoolens. and would b pleaaed to hav you call and Inspect earn. ARMSTRONG. THE TAILOR. Room 10-11. Raleigh Building. Wash ington and Sixth Street. Low Rates East. On August 7th, Ith and Oth snd on September Oth snd 10th th Canadian Pacific will sell round-trip tickets to eastern terminal at very low rate, good for stopovr and chole of rout returning. Deyllght rid through th Canadlsn Rock lea . For rates and full particulars, .call on or address F. R. Johnson. F. eV P. A 141 Third street, Portland, Oregon, - a raw raTTa : CGBIOI IllKl, THEY SIY, OF SOUTIIERO PACIFIC'S PLM1 ' ,,.'...v:-j-.r'".; ' ' "" : i :C'KV-h '. MaJoritjTof Them Proftt to knovr Nothing RegareHng .ComjpaT iiyf Intention to Relinquish Voluntarily Their Tracks " J' " . on Fourth Street.'; ,,. ; ;. ;' General .Manager 3- P. O'Brien 'of th Southern Paclfio I still out of towiw-i Th question as to whether or not th railroad company intends to give up voluntarily its franchise : on. Fourth street "and "seek" a route "for" ltgWt Id road to th union depot over aom other street remain - somewhat of a mystery.' Th statement made by Chief Clerk Sutherland, who Is In. command - of the head office - In - the . absence of O'Brien, that th councilmen know th plan of th railroad In th matter, I not born out by interview with th counctlmen themselves. Of seven counctlmen questioned today and yesterday six answered emphatic ally that they- were In Ignorance of any move contemplated by the Southern Pacific. The seventh only "understood that - th company, intended to quit Fourth street and seek connection In aom other way. N All the other lx stated that they had no knowledge of th company Intending either to apply for a franchise over another street or to abandon th Fourth street rout. , '. memedies Are Suggested.' ' . A good many ways hav been sug gested whereby the locomotive nuisance can be forced off Fourth atreet provided th railroad company perslste In trying to noid on to that tnorougniare. one way I to pass th Vaughn ordinance, another, aa auaaeeted bv afavor tana i 4o exert th police power and declare the locomotive a nuisance, another I to use th reservation Incorporated In the original grant to prohibit th run ning of locomotive over the line. Judging by. every precedent In law the Vaughn ordinance 1 valid and would be effective. It I a prlnelpl of common law that pay may be demanded at any time by & municipal corporation from a private cltlsen or company en joying ' a profitable privilege. . A gov erning body ha no right to trot away for all time a right of coming genera. tlon. A Councilman Vaughn says, th franchise granted by the city council of 18(8 cannot stand aa a franchise at all.- It waa merely a permit given- permit revocable at th wlU of th sam governing body. . What Mayo &aa Saya Second, th choo-choo car could probably be suppressed aa a nuisance. Said Mayor Lane today: "I have not looked Into the merits of the revoking power of the Vaughn ordi nance andtherfor oould not glv an opinion on It, but I ahould think th council ' would hav th power to de clare th locomotive a nuisance and uppress them by poire power. Z think DEATH COMES III HORRIBLE FORr.1 William Wilhelm Mangled In the Eastern A Western Mill Dies Almost Instantly. . A. K. HOLMES HAS v. ' ' HIS LEG SAWED OFF Struck by Conveyor In Sam Mill and - Thrown Against . Big Saw, Which Amputates One Leg and Mangle the Other May Not Survive. Two accidents of a particularly hor rible nature, resulting fatally for on man and caualng injurlea which will probably result in th death of another, occurred at th mill of th Eastern A Western Lumber eompany thla morning. Shortly after I o'clock. William Wil helm. head night millwright at the es tablishment, was struck by a conveyor and so seriously Injured that death enr sued as the unfortunate man wss being lifted out of the ambulance at th Good Samaritan hospital. - . Hardly three hours had elapsed nntll A. K. Holme, the head aawyer t th mill, wa struck by a similar conveyor and thrown against a handsaw, with the result that his right leg wss sawed off six Inches below the knee and his other limb horribly mangled. Holmes Is now lying at th hospital and th surgeon hold out but little nope lor ma recovery. A near a can be learned, Wilhelm started to cross the tracks of a carriage which wa being brought back for an other log, and th conveyor struck him with great fore. An ambulance waa Immediately summoned, but before the surgeon at tha hoapltal could place the unconscious man on th operating-table death occurred. Wilhelm resided 'with his family at Twenty-fourth and Vaughn streets. . , Xaa Mo Chase of Baosp. AbSut 7:46 o'clock. A. K. Holmes, th head aawyer, received his terrible in juries In almost th sam manner aa hi unfortunate fellow-workman. . Holme tapped In front of a carriage to re move a piece of , lumber when suddenly without warning th machine started up and threw him with great foro against a rapidly .revolving bandsaw. There was no chance of escape, and before th machinery could be stopped hi .right leg had been amputated. Holmes was ruenea wiin an poesiDie peed to the Good Samaritan hospital, where It was found necessary to ampu tate the limb still higher, so aa to malt a proper flap for the etump. Th other lee waa torn and lacerated to auch an xtent that it may become necessary to amputate , thl-alao Holmearesldes with hla family at Wilson street The officiate of th Eaatera A Western Lumber company, give it a their opin ion that both men exhibited groa care lessness In crossing in rront or in car riage, knowing th great danger In doing o . ., POTTER W SERVICE. popular 0. B. A M. Bxenraloa Boa Bo- sasae Trips to , - dock for North Beach, touching at As toria, a follow: , . August I. 8 a. in.: August II, Ham. Vmm T1 wa ' AuaSlrt t. 1 A 1 mwim August 10, 1:80 p. m.; August 11. p. m. Ticket at Third and Washington street and at Aah street dock. Meals may. oe eecuteo wa uie twai d that prlncrpl l pretty well " estab lished." ..' 1 i " - ' Mayor Lane further aald that he waa in favor , of ' prohibiting ' locomotive from running' on Fourth atreet. - "The line ought to b. electrified or something else should be den ' to leaaen the noise." aald ha People Waat Oosapaay to Pay. ' Th third way that might be used to fore the locomotive off Fourth atreet I by far the simplest of them all. and the method would not be open - to the slightest' question. The ordinance of 1848. contain a provision reserving th right to prohibit the running of loco motive : at any time. - This method would doubtless be appealed to. but something more iwantd than the mere barring of the ateamear. - Th eltlsene- who are behind .th Vaughn ordinance are tandlng by the principle that the use of a publlo etreet by a railroad ahould be paid or In dollars and cent. They want - to make the Southern Pacific get off th street en tirely or pay. . ' . Councilman A. O. Rushlight who voted to glv the Judiciary- committee two week In which -to report on the Vaughn1 ordinance, declared that h did not know of the Southern Paclfio in tending to relinquish voluntarily it Fourth atreet franchise or .to apply for a franchlae over another street. ' H had heard a rumor merely that th eom pany Intended to "swing Its line some where on the east side." Mr. Rushlight Is In favor of taking off th steam locomotive from Fourth etreet. Oray Knows AbOBt It. Councilman Thomaa , Gray, while denying aay knowledge of th inten tion of th railroad to apply for an other franchlae, intimated that he knew omethlng of the plana of the company in regard to Fourth atreet, but aald that h waa not prepared to . talk about them. Councilman R. E. Menefee professed Ignorance of any plans of th Southern Pacific He explained hi adverae vote on the motion to compel the judiciary committee to report the Vaughn ordi nance In tvo weeks by saying that he wanted to give the committee due time. A to hi attltud on th ordlnapc b waa a I lent. . "I've been in politic long enough not to have any idea." was th startling statement mad by Councilman J. P. Sharkey when asked if he had an opin ion of hla own or the. Fourth street matter. Mr. Sharkey explained that he ususlly voted aa committees recommend. He aald that he had no .knowledge of the plan of th Southern Paclfio aa t Fourth street or the application tor an other franchise. WILL HAVE FIVE AT . i T Personnel of Team to Enter Na tlonal Shoot tn New Jersey About Decided. ROSEBURG ALSO WILL - - SEND FIVE MARKSMEN Sergeant A. A. Schwarg of Company Who Won Individual Medal at State Shoot, Heada Delegation ol Portland Lada Expected to Score. Portland will hav flv man on th rlfl team that will represent. Oregon st the national rifle shoot at Seagirt. New Jersey, August 17 to September I. While no order has been Issued tn. nounolng the personnel of the team. It is preuy wen understood that th fol lowing men hav been selected: A A Schwara, company K; Arthur J. Royle oi me n. j. starr, Tnlrd - Infantry; Lieutenant George E. Houck. ordnance department: Captain F. B. Hamlin, com pany u, jnrst separate battalion; Cor poral C. 8. Jackson, Private B. F. Shields. Sergeant A. L. Johnson, com pany Dr Separate battalion : - Sergeant Ralph White, company M; Corporal U. S. Rider, company M; Lieutenant K. F. Denny, company F; Sergeant V. 8. Howard. N. C. ataff; Private O. B. Un- ton, company K; Private B. Beard, eom pany F. Corporal Floyd R. Fraser of Salem was selected this morning to accom pany the team and one more man Is still to be chosen. Corporal V. 8. Rider, company M, Is doubtful whether he will be able to accompany the team to Sea girt, and In case he does not, another man will hav to be chosen to fill hi place. . . The men who will represent Portland at th shoot will be Sergeant A. A. Schwara, company K; Sergeant A. J. Royle, N. C. S Lieutenant E. F. Denny, company F-; Sergeant V. 8. How ard, Private O. E. Upton, company K; Private B. Beard, eompany F. These men are among the best shots on the team. Schwsrs having won the Indi vidual medal at the state shoot at Salem several week ago. That they will bring horn prise 1 confidently expected bv the member of th atat troop In Portland. . Roeeburg will also send five men, one of whore - is Lieutenant George K. Hotick, who is expected to glv Schwara a close run for honors. Th official program for th na tional match arrived this morning and Its page show a splendid list of prises for th marksmen. In addition to th award appropriated by congress there hav been added private donation. Th ally officer . of tha national matches will be: Lieutenant-Colonel Peter 8. Bomus, Sixth eavslry. U. S. A.,' Brigadier-General Bird W. Spencer, Major W. S. Prlc. Third regiment. N. O. N. J.j Captain Aivin n. urerr, nrt rg1mnt N. O. N. J, ' ' REFUSES TO ADMIT V THAT HE IS SUICIDE Do I look Ilk a dead onT Well. I should hope not. I refuse to admit that I committed suicide, and th floral of fering my friend ar preparing for my funeral will hav to b kept In cold storage forsom time to come. I hop," said n. i. t.mmmr. ma viapioy or me Troy laundry, . thig morning: Mr. -Klnser's troubles aroee from th fact that a waa acquainted with-John O. SEAGIR Guthrie, th telephone lineman who committed suicide near Vancouver a few days ago, and that the suicide had a picture of th laundryman In hi pos session at th time he took hla own Uf. ' - .. When Guthrie' body wag found. 11 mllea from Vancouver, in the brush be side the road, where he had killed him self, last Saturday, a search of hi clothing revealed - a photograph. The body or th oa man waa In a badly decomposed state, but there waa enough similarity between hla feature to war rant th belief that it waa a photo graph of hlmaalf. Th authoritlee upon thl supposition turned th picture over to a newspaper man and yesterday - It appeared ln Th Journal. . Within a few minutes after th paper wa on th streets Zinaer'e. trouble commenced. - Friend from every part of the city started calling him up on th telephone to assure themselvee that he had ended hla career on earth by th "gun rout,:, .:,';..; Announcement. Z beg to announce to all ladles and gentlemen Of Portland that, notwith standing my absence ' from this city for the last five year. I at way hav had thla beautiful place near to my heart. - And now I have returned with a, large 'Importation of -oriental goods, which I shall offer to this publlo at retail at wholesale prices. My store room Is at 111 First street, and callers will find every article marked In plain figure and on price to all. I will welcome you., frieada, to my establish ment, and you will find that w shall consider it no trouble to Show you our gooda Vry truly your. CHARL3S KAN. - Japan Baaaar Company. . r STaff U Seateaeod, ... (Joe rail gperlal Hervlea.) Warsaw, N., T- Aug.. L John W. Neff. former county auditor, waa yes terday sentenced to seven year for grand larceny In connection with th "graveyard scandal" at Buffalo, LYRIC THEATRE WKEK BgQIlTKTWO AUGUST . Ptrfanaancaa Bvery Afteraooa aad Svenlag." "A BOKAjrex "6t txx sown . wxart "Jack, the Gambler" in rou Aprs. , THE STAR Veaaevitla far One Week Oaly. Ill OEAVS THXATX1 . ' Being Olesed for aeaevatlea. thrIb bio hbadmners. - laera Howe aad Ber VrmAmn Dolled Mr. Artour Rlsbj. Mr. Dirk Lraeh. la Geoneetloa with the Retalar Big Orand Theatre thorn. Time aad arteee the saaie as at the Oraad. The Nickelodion Math, Betweea Aider aad Waahisgtsa. Moving Pictures .. . TOB rVHTBOTJT. nwxtr, Biol, roxmxsT. 11 L a In II .a. - Bvery 18 atlsatea. Admiesloe fte 'Naff Oed.. Dankrupt Sale Of the $8,000 Stock or : L.MJNC & CO..&8 6th Stv. tadles' sad OeaU' ramlsbtag Oeeas el sll klad at HALF HIOL CeaM tm sad lank ever er hanen stork kefnre baring eleewhvre snd yea will be sore to se s sercsase Ins a aftee gettlns er eztresMly lew ariose. TEX mOZS Agg CUT IB XAXT. . MAN. SING X CO M Surlh atreet, Bitssaa Oak aad Stark. CUT RATES For 30 Days Only II 0 Gold Crowns..,. fi.ee Gold Crown tie.ee Plate Ill.ee Plate s.so 5.00 7.SO Fillings, np from i-af Boston Dental Parlors gtlVi Xorrlsoa St, Or. V. O. aad North Pacific College of Dentistry On of th largest and best squlpped Institutions -of -ts kind in - ths entire West. No dental school can boast of a better force or epectally trained teach ers, who devote their entire ttm to th Interests of tha atudenta. The clinic ar unsurpaaaed. being ln excess of the need of tn student. Th annual session begins October 1. For Information and Illustrated catalog address the dean, DR. HERBERT C MILLER, Portland, Oregon. PORTLAND ACADEMY Portland Oregon 18th fX AS WXU On IVTi IT. Fits boy and girl for Eastern and Western colleges. Include a primary and grammar school. Boarding hall for girls sffordlng th comfort and car of a refined home. Offloe hour during th Bummer from Fa.rn.to it m. For catalogue writ to th addree given above. Medical Department , '-OF TUB '. University of Oregon XHk Arnrnul Sm.oB Begloa 8ept. IT. MOO. Addrew 8. B. Jmrohl, If. D., Nu, rohl, ar u.. Dm BldgT Fartlasa'. TO veins SEASIDE HOUSE SEAS. OREGON T. . SAOOm, lUaaser. aeaslae, Or. TJiuler sew BaaaaeneBt. reaMOele ad aewl faralesed. electrle iKkts. fresh asd salt wster bstblnf, boat Ins, fWtajnt. nek atllk and ersaat rreta oar ewa aalry. ' rrsen veaeiabie mm ear n gardra. Rateel IS 60 to $3.M per Oar. Speelal rt taa ar the waak or areata, rrae aes. WISE V " k u-' . j ; 11 VU ..Xew-e ' t - JV TA- -' ' '''-'.;; 'of- ':: -:-:'riH ' ' ' :-' ':' ALFRED BEIAMIN -COt 'C "Correct aothes' fcr , - OnerFotirth Oil Regular Price ' Man ctn't iriake or money can't buy ' t better1 ready-to-wear clothing1 than the , : r Benjamin line. ,; ,- r 'Jr"!'" V .' ' -ALL PANAMA ft STRAW HATS AT HALF PRICE A TO TAXVB, VOn BO LIKE A GLIMPSE OF THE SEA? THE There Is charming on th handsome UNE EN I It is a daylight rid all th way to th brink of th merry Ocean, on a splendidly equipped steamboat, politely officered and with food upon th table Ilk your mother used to make. : UASSENCRSNELJRMGHTTmWJM Ten Win Snow Otur Boat by th Blastema "X." Vancouver Transportation Co. :rsirzriirixasm The BREAKERS HOTEL, AMERICAN PLAN. ' i k . ' k. ' " t l II I f 1 1 --1-7 1. v ZT . ....: :' 1 "1 - . mmmmimmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmammmHimm.,,:: liwatiaawaaawMaw aawaiwaaawa I XJUBXva lUMmm bssobv o UseUls Ught. atseaa, Bot aad Cold Belt Water tn Ireary Tab. Bay TVkata . . Psrtae Geaaty. Weak. reeteMs Address, Breakers, Waa. 3iaiBcaxg5iiaKiixaErrz: Cloud Cap Inn Oregon' ; famous mountain resort at 1 snow lln , ..-r- -- on Mount Hood Away from th heat of the etty. The moat delightful resting place In th northwest. . Full Information at th 4 o. r. n. TICKET OFFICE, Third & Washington Sts. . HOTEL MOORE on ASA Clalsop Beach, Seaside, Oregon oun sovn or osoobt. Directly on th beach, overlooking th ocean. Hot Salt bath and aurt bath inc. Recreation pier for Ashing. Bun par lor a, electric lights, fireplace' and furnace heat. Fine walk and drlv. Bea xooa a specialty. Rates $2.59 and $3.88 Per Day BnCXAX, BVATXB IT TU ttaaX DAM 3. MOORE. Proprietor. HotelEatoir! oo m. atoBBuov Ajro wzr fAxx trt, NEW Basdseaiely faralsked, elegaatty ssetsssd, trap root, Ira silnetae' walk trass eesri ei slineplBg snd baelsase Slatrlet. sll large, airr. eetslda raooM, steasi heated, elsetrl Mrkts. telephone ra each apartHMat. ate. Larte efneM, leengla. saanklng, wrtttoa. ladlae reeeprlm oularoV no sis raannl hr omQ a telaeheaa. ffrlvate eaiaiase suets tislss aad stieasata, Hom$ $I.OO f $3.00 at Day feakvl Bats e Oiaaianlal Btos kUB. BAB SATOaT, rrerswrty of Betel ridpata, teekaae.) tf yew hav no answered Taa gear. sal Waal Ada lately yen hav gotaea f toTMh wtU tUags, l,U 1 .A. '..- Sll MORRISON ST, CRisPestsCa. OB OAJT mttM BB1 recreation In riding down th river . steamer LURLINE W sail every day but Sunday from th foot of Tay lor street and call at all way point TO ASTORIA txm waoxtzo mow The Hotel Mxzh nvAoa om am FBXTaTXTS OUT1AKK Hotel Estaeada. on th brink of ths canyon, la th best, meet comfortable!, easiest-reached re sort near Portland. Admirably adapted for outing ' parties.' A . wooded park of lit acre . aur- ' round th hotel. ., - Perfect AppointmeaU and First-Class Cubina Catering to high-claaa patronage. Magnifloent scenery of mountain chasm, forest and field. Browa's orehewtra of PorUaavd, Barorday aad, Baaday at th rx Tiuoa. . Trains Every ' f wo Kours Special rates noon application II to Mlifl. La O. M MAHON, Mao- M agar.. Phone Eataoada HotL I Eb'Portlhc: PORTLAND, ORKOCrt EUROPEAN fl-A.1 C Y HEADQOARTKR" TO TC-'JZ: AND COVM-ClAi TAVAX.vA Everythutg te eat and 4r!- f It ot no more la lb Ferdand flat! tc" " ' th elsewhere In the r . . weekday night fret I II u ! BL C ft" Vf r -