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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY ' EVENINO, AUGUST 87, 1807. IS MUSIC REALM OPENED : TO AMBITIOUS WORKERS Conservatory at Portland lias Students at Every Post office in" Oregon Winners in Journal's Contest May Have Choice of Any One of Five Courses. Portland i. th. Pe co.it b-ad-quart.r. of th. Inurn.tional Con..rva- , v lory of Music. Thl. conw.rv.torr ha. student, la . V.rr oountr of U Rock, mountain and ' racine coast .tatsa. In Oregon, Waah Infton and north.rn California It ha. . ' .t.M.nta In .very town. Th. conserva tory la splendidly housed at Portland at Ml Wwl Park street Education by correspondence I. not a new method, it nas Don uno i treat many year and hundred of thou and of ucceful hulna and pro tmrnminnmi men are arraduatea of corre nAnH.iuu onnraea. Music has been auc oMafull taurht by thl. method for oyer 66 year. In England and for aom. 14 year, in America, Xlrh Standard of ExoeUeaoa. President Harper of Chicago unl- verslty baa said recently: "It I. safe to aay that the atandard of work done by correspondence la fully equal to that or me oiaaa room, in deed. I may aay, that there la a larger proportion of high-grade work done by correspondence than under th. paraonai teaching memoa. The watchword, of th. International con.erv.tory are "almpllcity" and "Uaoroughne. ." The.e are Impressed In various waya upon the student. The International Conaervatory of Mu.ic teache. the following instru ments: ti The piano and organ. Thl. fount consist of 48 lesson and In addition to all the instruction paper, apeclal help, and the wonderful tone revealer, the conservatory gives free 100 copies of graded sheet music. Figure out for youraelf what this number of selection, would cost you. These Include the simple piece, for the beginner, and at the laet some of the choice claa.lcaf elections written by famous com poser. Tsar. Vlolia Course. Th. violin course consists of 48 weeks' work. Each pupil enrolling in thl. course 1. furnished a complete out fit. Thl. instrument 1. made In Ger many and imported Into this country specially for I. C. M. students. If you were to purchase the outfit at a music store in the ordinary way It would cost you not less than $22. The violin Is shipped aa aoon a. the student', en rollment 1 received. In addition there i. given with thl. cour.e 40 cople. of graded sheet music. The guitar cour.e consist, of ?n week.' work, and in addition to all telT Instruction paper, lessons, etc.. the con aervatory gives absolutely free a special I. C M. guitar, worth at least $20 Forty copies of graded sheet music are given with thia course. Thirty Weak, on afandolla. The mandolin courae constat, of 10 week.' work and In every way Is Just as complete aa any of the other courses. Included in this course la a handsome mandolin, on that would coat at least fit. Added to th. Instrument and all instructions are 40 choice selections. Thl. 1. an age of showing. People want to see thing. Why should there not be advancement In the teaching of music as well as In any other llneT of tho course th pupil will be able to res a ana piy or not. ana win unum stand the fundamental laws of music. Bdnoatloa Basil Obtain. I. there a person living that does not njoy muslcf Go Into the mansion or the hovel and you will And lovers of music. What la there that makes . home more Ilk. home than mualcf What I thera more eninyahlo than to gather the family and friend together and have an evening of music? A schooling Is necessary. Kvery young Udy and gentleman should get all the schooling possible, but no edu cation la complete without a knowledge of music. Few ran afford th expense of a conservatory course. In fac there are few that can afford to tnke lessons of the verv beat teachers. Then there sre thousands that live In the rural Dis tricts where It is Impossible ror mem FIE CAPTAINS FOR SALARY INCREASE Council Committee Recom mends Raise of Blaze Squelchers to $115. Fine mandolin roea with The Jour nal scholarship in International Conservatory of Music as award In the subscription contest. Each atudent who enrolls In ahv of the courses taught by the International Conservatory of Music la given the fol lowing guarantee: "At the completion to get competent teachers. Journal Gives Away Three. The International Conservatory of Muslo place a conservatory eduostlon within the reach of all. Few Indeed are they who cannot buy the Inatruction which it offer. The Journsl haa purchased three scholarship from the International fnnservsli.rv of Mualc for it con testants. The winner are to have their choice of any of the five different courses tauaht nv mi conservatory namely, piano, organ, violin, mandolin and guitar; scholarship Include sheet mualc, all instructions ana me siringea Instrument. If stringed Instrument courses are selected. rORTLAXD R. L. & P. CO. Fortlaaa Ballway Olrlsloa. Commencing Wednesday. Auguat 18 1907. and until further notice, during track repairs on Union avenue. Van couver, woodlawn. Alberta, Russell- Shaver and Broadway cars will cross the river coming In over the Steel bridge, then around the Alder street loop and return over the Burnslde bridge. The East Burnslde cars will run from East Eighteenth and Stark streets to Sixteenth and Washington street. oveY Burnslde bridge. BILLS FOR HORSE BOOTS STAGGER CITY DADS Bills for horse-shoeing are stagger ing the way and mean, committee of the council and several member, of that body yesterday expressed themselves aa favoring a municipal blacksmith shop at the city barn, believing that th city can save money by shoeing Its own horses. It Is likely that an ordinance will be drafted in the near future pro viding a blacksmith shop. councilman Kusnngnt is in favor of extending the terms of the ordinance to include a machine shop, where all of the city's mechanical work can be done. He said there waa an admirable place In Brooklyn for a machine shop and be lieved that th city could save consid erable money In shoeing its horse, and repairing Its wagons. Fire captain. In th. city fir. depart ment will receive .alarlea of fllS par month after September 1, being an ad vance of 15 a month over th. pay re celved by englnaera and aa advance of SIS a month over whoi they are now receiving. If th. recommendation of th. way. and mean, committee I. adopted by the councils Yesterday th. member, of the committee want on record a. favoring higher wag. In the depart inent. rne nr. capiain. are at present re ceiving 1100 a month, which 1. $10 month less than th. salary of the en gineers, inaamucn a. th captains have charge of the engine houses and dlctiita order, to the engineer, they thought th.t they should have areater pay man me engineer.. Conaiderabl. discussion aro. when the matter was brouaht ud. Cottell said that If any .alarlea were to be railed he thought th. fire department noma receive me Denent or it. cot- tell even countenanced cuttlna- down salaries In th. police department to in crease tnos. in the fir. denartment. However, little attention waa paid to thl. suggestion by the other members of th. council. The committee entertained a nronnal- tlon from the tran.it man In the cltv engineer', office. In which they asked for aa Increase In .alary from $90 to 1120 a month. Th. tran.lt men aasert that they are able to aecure higher wage. In th. federal service or In the employ of the rail road a. The matter waa referred to City Engineer Taylor for recommendation. Oa.ena will not chan or harden the most delicate .kin. Equally effective In hot or cold water. r.lUSTSUBMITNEWBIDS FOR DETHlOfl HOME Architects Hand in Esti mates by Mistake to County Clerk Fields. Bids for the new detention horn, of th. Juvenile court were opened by tne oountr court at noon on the day named. and It waa found that there was but one bid In the hands of County Clerk Field.. About two hours afterward the archi tect, who had drawn the plans appeared at the court house with a large number of bid. that had been sent to them by the contractora through mni. Th county judge and commissioners held that as the advertisement for the hM, hari Hlrei-ted them to be sent to the county clerk, and the architect was not a county clerk, they could not con Mor the hid that were ent to the wrong place. It was decided to aavemsn bkhi mr bids, and the official express the hope that the contractors will send their bids to the county clerk thl time Instead of sending them to the arcmecis. m one bid that waa regularly submitted of fered to construct the detention home for 114.000. which the officials regarded as too high. The architects to whom the bids were missent were uranw, Hendricks & Tobey. Pays for Using Pitchfprk. (Special Dispatch to To Journsl.) Helix. Or., Aug. 27. Herman Bredlng. the young man from this place who Dleaded rutltv before the Umatilla county court at Pendleton to the charge of assaulting a neighbor with a pitch fork, waa fined 1100 by County Judge Bean. Hi. fine waa paid. m Death of Mrs. Cynthia Owing. (Special Dispatch to Th. Journal. ) Pendleton, Or., Aug. 27. Mrs. Cynthia . Owing, wife of John A. Uwlngs, a pioneer of ' thl. section, died Saturday of cancer of th. stomach, from which ah. had suffered for aom time. The dec.ed wa. about (I year, of age and had realded near Pilot Rock In Unlatllla county for over (S year.. Bh. wa. born In Iowa and cam. from that .tat. first to Idaho and to Oregon a few year, later. Bh. 1. survived by her husband and four children. 1 t Quick Passage to the Pen. ' (Bpeelal Dispatch to Th Journal.) ' Pendleton, Or., Aug 27.--Judg. Bean ha. .entenced O. 8. New- to two year. In th. penitentiary. Saturday night New ' wa. arrested by th police for having stolen a watch from a man in th. Creaoent saloon. From the tail tie was turned over to state officials. . He .ad- ; mined hi. guilt and wa. glv.n th. two yearr .enteno. . . Fruit Wanted V " . Th. Weher-Busell Canning company have an office and warehouaa. on dock at foot of Yamhill at., Portland. Or., where they ar. buylnar neach n.. .nd plums. , , 7: Oriental Excursion Personally conducted, will leave Seat tle September 1. for a 70-dars' tour through Japan and China. A month wIlU be spent in Japan visiting en route th Toklo Industrial exposition. Rate lP0. which will cover all expen se. For particulars can or addreea W. W. King. Oriental Tour. 14 Downs building, or agent Canadian Paclflo Railway. Are you a Bohemian? Then read about the "High Jink." In the Septem ber Pacific Monthly, now on sale; fine plctu rea. CONDENSED REPORT OF The United States National Bank Submitted to th. Comptroller of the Currency at th. Cloe of Business Au gust 22, 1907. A8SETB. Loan, and discount.. ... $1,(81,632.83 U. S. bonds to aecure cir culation BOO, 000. 00 U. S. and other bonds and prem 787,766.85 Bank building 126,000.00 Money on call In N. T....I 600.000.00 Cash and due from banks .. 2,942.790.10 $3,442,790.10 $8,637,179.28 LIABILITIES. 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