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Carpenter Speaks Be
fore National Ediica-v
tional Association. "
PuHE MtJSip WORTIT
MORE THAN DIAMONDS
'Professor Dresslw Favors Appolnt
! ment of School physicians to Cor
net Evil Arising From Defects
la Scholars. . ,.. .
j
(Journal Special lervtee.)
, Los Angetea.'ujy U. lAgaln the hun
dreds of toachers In attendance on the
National Educational association "wore
early astir thli morning prepared to
'make anotbar buay day of It Though
'this waa tha fourth dar of tha gather.
ara waa apparantly do abatement
ganaral Intaraat In tha proceed
Jogs and all of tha many department
conference bald during tha day were
wan auenaea.
Tha program arranged for, tha ganaral
aaaalon thla evening Im on of tha hmt
of tha antlra oonvantlon. Mra. Halan
.1 Or an fell of tha Colorado State Agri
cultural oollege will dlscuaa women's
Srganiaation and tha achoola. "Tha
ohool and tha Library" will ba die
cussed by J. W. Olaan, atata auperln
tendent of public lnatructlon of Minna
aota, and Superintendent C. Q. Pearae
. of MUwaukaa will ba heard on tha eub-
jeoi ot a school for Defectives in Con
aection with tha Publlo Schools."
Tains of Bang.
?" "Tha Vitalising of tha Child Through
long" was tha aubject of tha addraaa de
lvarad by Mlaa Eetelle Carpenter, su
. ptrvlsor of mualo in tha San Francisco
publlo achoola today. She eald:
"Tha aavagaa gave axpraaalon to
thair amotlona through tha uaa of tha
, vocal organism. It la alao natural for
tha clvlllied balng to do ao. In fact,
It la a naoeaalty. Tharafora It la our
duty aa educators to find a way to
( make aong alnglng a mora unlvaraal
, custom. There ahould ba mora aonga
In tha achoola, tha churehaa, tha homes.
"Tha powar of aong la ao foroaful ba
eauae !t raachaa tha Tnnermoat eantar of
ua and whera truth abldea In fullness.'
and thera arouaaa tha asaanoa of tha
Pian or child, and If preaented It
qulckena tha malnaprlnga aa It wara
Of action. It haa tha powar to formu
;iata tha raotlva of Ufa
ohool Physician,
"When a chfld la poaeeaaed of thla
powar of pure aong ft la a gift mora
'precious than diamonds."
In an address delivered before tha
-Child study department on the subject,
"The Influence of tha Child Study
. Movement on tha Work of tha Grammar
'Grade," Fletcher B. Press la r of tha
University of California said: "Studies
on the nhvilml rrnvrh -
'dren have led us to aaa that tha
gins in too upper grammar grades are
nearly two yeara In ad-ranoe of tha boy a
and that, we do tha boya an injuatloa
when we measure them by sirl stand
ard. Mental growth and normal bod 11 r
growth ahould never ba core la ted. Wa I
now wuer, aa me reauita ol CM Id
study, that many children who appear
stupid In aohool are made ao by physi
cal defects within tha powar of tha
school to oorrect. Hanca thara haa
: oome a rational demand for tha school
ftnyaiciao. and tna consulting apeoialleta,
n order that these children may ba
'saves - fret hag loot and unjust" treats
meow , '
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There remains of this salg but two dajrs, yet each day constitutes an eternity, in point of ever to be remembered values. Thli monster event which bears the name of "Loam
End Sale," has thus far swept all before it, recognizing n,o such possibility as competition, realising the right, but denying the ability of any store in Portland to produce on
their sale tables such tremendous bargains as these. For these last two days, Friday and Saturday, we will offer more and even greater values (if this be possible), and we are
fcoing'to have the sale close as it began, and has been every minute of each day, a tremendous success. This store will be dollars and dollars out on this sale, but wc ex
pected this. One thing more valuable than dollars and more lasting is the fact that this sale haa made many, many friends for this store, and has strengthened many friend
ahins alrearlv marV - , . ' . : ; '
NOTE
This ad was quickly gotten up and covers
very little of the ground covered by
this Great Loom End Sale
EXTRA SPECIAL
Sale of men's, ladies' tpisses' and child
ren s shoes at prices bound to
make "shoe history"
"V "
We Will Make Tomorrow, Friday, the Greatest Day of This Greatest 'Sic
Every LadyCan Use
a Few of These
W mean br theae Pgrl Buttons, the actual
value of which ara 5c and 10c a dozen,
Friday Loom End Sale price, 3 dozen for . . . . aC
The Hose Supporter Problem
Has Been Solved
And here la one that will fire at one and the same
time both comfort and service. The "Hook-on"
Supporter in pure silk elastic and which sells
faster than any other at 25c and 39c, we offer for
Friday at the Loom End Sale f Q
price of lyC
8,000 yards Laces that we muit clean up Friday.
These are mostly insertions, ranging in width
from 2 to 4 inches. These very good 5c to 8c
torchon laces and insertions at the Friday
Loom End Sale price of, yard L
This bound to be popular Friday sale item of
maline includes 100 full bolts, pure silk, white,
black, red, blue and tan malines. Priced very
moderately at 25c yard. Friday's 1 C
Loom End Sale, yard laJC
Books for Vacation Time at 1-2, 1-3 and
Even 1-4 the Regular Price
The vacation, the outing, or the summer trip, wherever it may be, are only complete when one can turn
to the novel for restful recreation. If not you, then the friend who is tiring of the beach or the camp,
will mightily appreciate the new book you may send. Those who are fond of standard books will be
here tomorrow, when we are going to have the greatest clean out of new late and popular books ever
offered.
The Third Offer of Inducement
All regular 75c editions such as "Judgment,"
"Peters Island," "Tom Jones," "St. Ives,"
"Ivanhoe," "Old Squire," and all such
standard books go in the Loom fg
End Sale at ; ejSJC
One More Book Item
Included in this are all our 50c cloth bound
novels. 100 titles to select from. Each
title new and good. These standard 50c
editions go on sale Friday g)f
at, each Z)C
See Third Street Window Display of Books
W1V1VV
2k
The First Books to Go
100 authors to select from and a great bank of titles
from each author. These are the paper back
novels to go at, each
The Second and Greatest Offer
The very best $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 editions, newest,
most popular titles, best standard authors such books as
these : Sherlock Holmes' detective stories, "Comrades at
Arms," "Monks Treasure," "The Crisis," "Lucy Hard
ing," "Ike Glidden in Maine," "The Circular Study," "The
Fortune Hunter and many more equally popular. Ke
member. other stores get $1.00 to $1.50 for these same
books, same bindings and all. To go on sale
tomorrow at
49c
Friday Sale of
Draperies
Swisses for curtains, every piece full 38 Inches
wide and the same identical Swise you pay other
stores 15c and 18c for every yard. Friday the)
Loom End Sale claims these A
at, the yard
Big full sized Sheets at small Loom End prtoas.
These are very fine linen finished sheets, sold at
every store in Portland for 65c each. AQm
Friday the Loom End Sale price - , . , "C
Sale of Portieres
These come 3 yards long and 45 Inches wife j of
very fine figured and reversible tapestry. These
sell regularly at $3.50 and 14.00. 0 A O
Friday the Loom End Sale price eP&.tO
Neat Floor Rugs
Size 81x13 with fringe and tape all-around; worth
69c of anybody's money. Friday OQm
the Loom End! Sale price, each MJC
IM'LME IS IDAHO
CODE COM3IIS8IONEB
(Special Dltpttch to The Joe rati.)
Boise, Idaho, Jyly 11. In accordance
with a law passed at tha last aaaalon
of tba legislature, the Justices of. the
. supreme court of Idaho have appolntsd
Attorney jonn MCLane or Caldwell.
aode commissioner. Tha appointee- has
Been a resident or Caldwell for tha past
two years and cams from Missouri,
where he complied a coda for tha atata.
It will be hla duty to codify tha atata
lawa and maka a report to tha aecre
tary of state by July 1, 1J08. The com
mlsslonsr la to receive a salary of
14,000 a year with an allowance of
. $2,000 for assistance. It la understood
that he la "to enter upon- tha dutlea of
the office within a few days, and will
make hla headquarters in Boise. Mr.
McLana Is a graduate of Tale.
C. L. STAKE ELECTED
NORMAL SECBETABY
(8dcU1 Dispatch to The Journal.)
Salem, Or., July 11. At a meeting of
the new normal school board of regents
held Tuesday afternoon at the office of
the state's chief executive. Governor
Chamberlain waa elected prealdent of
' the board and C. L. Starr, a nawapaper
rinan of Falls City, and formerly school
superintendent for Polk county, waJ
elected secretary of tha board, at a sal
ary of 11,800 per year. Tha secretary
111 have hla office at the atatehouae.
wwlll enter 'upon hla dutlae at once.
AndWler .meeting- la to ba held net
Thursday, at which time reporta from
all the heads of the state normal achoola
will ba presented to tha board, that they
may be guided In the administration of
tne normal schools. '
Office Employes!
Any one of you may have a piano at
a purely nominal rata, just to advertise
It among your fellow employes. Apply
at onca A limited number. Reed-Frenoh
' piano Co. Sixth and Burnslde.
SUPKEME COURT TO
HEAR ARGUMENT AGAIN
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Children's Handkerchiefs 1c 36-Inch Madras-Percales 9c Yard 10c Unbleached Sheeting 7c Yard
Worth 3c each. Good quality material and fancy colored bor- These are worth a whole lot more. In fact the actual value of every yard is from 15c And full 30 Inches wide. In fact the best sheeting we can get
der. The Loom End Sale struck these hard. to 18c, but they are Loom Ends, which means they come in lengths from 1 to 8 yds. hold of to sell at 10c yard. The Friday sale price 7e yard .
- Now to Drag: the Prices Down Even Lower
r a " 11 i r . ii .
Almost Nothing
Is the price named for the immediate
removal of our Wash Dress Goods.
No other Portland store ever at
tempted to approach such value giving.
6c Yard
Is the last and deepest cut This carries with it
the very best of these summer suitings that sell
at from 15c to 25c a yard. The Loom End Sale
controls these wash goods and must move them.
Surely not a yard will last over Saturday.
12 Yard
The knife scrapes the hard bed rock when we
reach these 25c to 40c finest summer suitings.
Lovely, sheer fabrics that can only be duplicated
at the prices 25c to 40c The Loom End 'Sale
Price Friday 12 yard.
SEE YAMHILL STREET WINDOW
THE VERY GREATEOT VALUES YET OFFERED IN
Ladies' Suits and Petticoats
Suits $5.95
$20 Suits, even more, $22.50
values, and a vast assortment
of the very finest tailored
garments marked by ua $25,
which would mean $30 and
even $35 prices of other
stores. We could take a
whole page in describing
these suits and we wouldn't
then do them justice. Think
of the best suit you ever
bought for $22.50 or $25 and
then come here tomorrow
and see these. The price is
aa nothing. The suits are
everything in highest art
tailoring of ladies' suits.
Friday the -Loom tC QC
End Sale price ...pDeD
SilkPettic'ts$2.98
Not some other
store's, but all other
stores, ask, and get,
$7.50 and $10.00 for
these same Petticoats
or others not as
good. Thev are worth
it,, every cent This
Loom End Sale
doesn't bother much
about prices. It
doesn't have the least
respect for them and
slashes them right
and left, until now
for tomorrow we
must offer these ele-
Sant Silk Petticoats,
ic entire large as
sortment at the one
price for 0 AO
the choice. . P0
Can You Use
Sillis?
Most anyone can when .both the sUk and' th
price are right Tomorrow we art going to
move about 250 yards of those stylish and well
received Pongee Butting silks. These have the
right ahadea -he right quality and finith end
with all the soft clingy body which make! them
so desirable. These 85c Silks must go
and quickly they will (oit..MMM.M.
..49c
cm
(Spadil Dtapitrti to Tba Journal.)
Botae. Idaho, July. 11. In the caae
of the seven diatrlct Judgea of Idaho
against the atata auditor to compel him
to pay them tha Increase In their sal
aries provided by an act of the laat aaa
alon Of tha legislature, which waa taken
before the supreme court laat week, a
deolBlon haa been handed down to the
erreci mat ma caae must be resub
mitted for argument before a full bench
at tne next term ot court.
Half paat seven. Bee tomorrow nlghtt
journau.
liai Uai The Summer SQk that every lgdV
ealll I 111 I haa some nae for. the moat amnro.
priate silk for .the knockabout wear: colors bUck.
and tan ; 50c Silks, Friday, the Loom lfl
End Sale price .H,.M.'tlK
27-Inch Black Taffeta!
The very best of $145 grades, perfect in evetr
way; an elegant lustrous silk; Friday, the fft'im
Loom find Sale price.......,.;...! aV
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LOOM END SALE CLOSES
SATURDAY NIGHT
Conceive of such values as you may-imagine such savings as
you can. Friday this store will exceed any expectations you have
VERY BEST MAIL ORDER
SERVICE
ENGLAND WORRIED BY
LACK OP RECRUITS
Irishmen and Scotchmen Refuse to
Enlist m the Service of
' King Edward.
(RESTORES GRAY HAin
r lotto NATURAL COLOR.
Stops it falling out, and positive
ly removes' Dandruff. r. Keeps hair
toft and glossy, Is not a 'dye.
Guaranteed perfectly pure.
Phtlo Hay Spec. Co., Newark N. J.
,50o. bottles. ell; druggist
(Journal Special Berrlce.)
Dublin, July 10. The British author
ities are very much concerned juat Cow
about the success of the Sinn Fejn and
other patrlotio organisations lnv their
campaign against recruiting In the Eng.
llah army in Ireland. I rl ah men have
fought England's battles for genera
tions, but during- tne last year tna num
ber of suitable men offering themaelvee
aa recruits at Irish depots haa fallen off
mora than BO Der cent. Thla la oartic
ularlv aerlous In the cavalry branch.
which haa depended mora than any other
on inah recruits. Tne unaerrea ana un
derailed factory workers of tha English
towns ara noDeieaa maienai ior cavajry
men and the authorltiea have been turn
ing their attention In despair to the
pure a took In the Scottish hills. Even
the Sootohmen. however, have not taken
kindly to ISallna up the gaps In Eng
land's regiments and the reault la that
the cavalry la very much below Its nor
mal strength.
In the meantime the Irishmen who do
succumb to the blandlahmanta of the
array of recruiting aargeanta that haa
oaen pourea into me
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS IN
GAY SOCIAL" WHIRL
ing a nan
country are ha
d time of it. They have ba
av
tan
ostraotsad-by their old friends and even
the girla who used to be so greatly at
traetaa by the uniform are now ashamed
to be seen walking with its wearer.
England will have to look elsewhere for
ber recruits.
(Jooraal Special Strrlce.)
Saratoga, N. Y., July 1L With prac
tically all of their business dlspoaed Of.
the Knighta Templars today devoted
themaelves to the enjoyment of the
purely social features of the program.
It waa a day of fraternal vlalta, and
everywhere about the streets, hotels and
other public placea the Knighta, fn brll
liant uniforms and ladies dresaad in ex
qulaite toilettes, were to be seen ex
cnanarinar oaiia.
The progressive ball, which la the
crowning event of the entertainment
program, takes place thla evening, and
the arrangements for tha event have
been completed on a moat elaborate
scale. The ball will ba opened with ex
hibition, drllla held atmultaneouely in
the Grand Union and United States ho
tels. Congress hall and convention halls.
IRISHMEN HUNTING
FOR IMPERIAL YEOMEN
Jearaal Sped! Serrlee.)
Dublin. July 10. Recent debates In
parliament on the reorganisation Of the
British ' army, which by the way is
sadly In need ef It, have revealed some
surprising- thing to Irishmen. One of
the revelations haa been the existence
Makes the skin like you want it
Does it in a moment.
Hagaris
cMagnolia Halm.
A liquid preparation for Face,
Neck, Arms and Hands.
It is neither sticky nor greasy.
It's harmless, clean
and refreshing
Cannot be detected.
Two colors Pink and White.
Use it morning , noon and night.
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall.
SAMPLE FREE.
Lrox Mvo. Co., 4 . Fifth St., Brookrjra, K.T,
To Keep Well t-.i:. U
through," writes I A-
the whole year
Bartlett.. of .JSural Route
New Ufa PU
I, Guilford,
vr.
The
most 'aatla factory to all of ua" They
hava
King's
pro van
Half past aoveo. See tomorrerw night's
Journal.
loom , in Tsiem ana cure DiiionanastL
malaria and constipation. Guaranteed
at Be4 Crose Fbarm
Of the south of Ireland Imperial Yeo
manry, about whoae fate much aolloitude
was shown by Captain Craig, one of the
orange member from Ulster. None
of the members from tha south of Ire
land had ever heard of the exiatenoe of
that band of doughty warriors and they
begged Captain Craig to tell them where
Headquarters
organised. Tha
lta
eadquartera were and when it was
aland. Tha gallant captain, how
ever, did not arrant tha desired informa
tion and Irishmen are now aoouring the
oountry with a fine tooth comb to find
a aouth or Ireland Imperial Yeoman.
Aa a matter of fact tha Yeomanry,
which Is a useful branch of the militia
organisation in England. Is practically
non-axletent In Ireland. There are a
few scattered oomoanlea. amonr tha
Aracge fanners la tho aorta Who dtUgfct
Watch Talk
We are headquarters for Elgin
and Walthatn Watches.
Price Talk
IS alsa, 7 Jewel, Elgin or Waltham
movement, 20-year cases,
$8.85
Ladles "CT slse, IB-jewel, Wal
tham movement, )0-year cu,
Ill.oO. Wa fit your eyea to
glaeaae, $1.00. Expert Optician In
charge.
Metzjjer & Co.
sag wrAsaenroTow mi.
to turn out in gaudy uniforms, mounted
on their plough .horses, and go, through
mysterious evolutions at the) oommand
of aa officer who is usually one of the
Sons of their landlord. In tha south,
owerer, the farmers ara- too patrlotio
to wear Borland's uniform even for the
purpose) M jeoreatloa,. .
THE MANUFACTURERS OF GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES
HAVE CAPTURED '
SALEM, ORBGiN
The capital of the state of Oregon and county teat of Marlon eonntyv
15,500 population. 100-foot streets, 17 churches, four banks, Indian
training school, deaf and dumb school,.' stats penitentiary, insane
asylum and other state institutions.. ASK ANY OF THE FOLLOW
1NU FIKJno IN SAUUt JFUK A FAU&AjQS OF
Golden Graie tararates
rhe cereal health coffeV (10T per cent pnre).Svbich make everybody
strong who drinks h regularly; it tastes svrelL Stty per package.
RUTHERFORD ft DOB
FARRINQTON it VAN PAT
TON " ' ,
H. M. BRANSAN , "
BELLE ft' STXFFLER
GIB LET ft CO
L. H SCHULTZ
MOIR " GROCERY : CO.
. A. DAUB
ROTH ft EPPLEY V ,
A. L, HARVEY :
DAMON ft FOSTER
W. A.IRV1N AOa V
F.' Q. BOWERSOX
; O. K. STORE j
WAIKEE IS HELD TO
ANSWEE FOE CEIME
-:.' (BaeeW Dispatea e Tba .tairaal.t . '.
Astoria, Or July lL Jamee Walker,
hf maa ohargad lth crUua of larceny
from A Store at ITammonJ. t J a r"""
limlnary aaamlnatioii in tit
court yea lero a v. i
the county iHtl la
to await act!.
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