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. , TIIE OREGON DAILY - JOUPMAU PORTLAND. TUESDAY ; EVENING. AUOUST 27, .1007. ill If DIG Mir Oil JAIII met British Steamer Stratincss ArriTes to Carry Lum - i ; ber to Australia. BELONGS TO FAMILY i OP TWENTY-TWO Made Ran From Ouaymne, Mexico, In 11 Days, Which la Considered Good Tim for Vessel Buflt to Jog Along Slowly With Freight. BARNES APE TAKES EXCEPTION TO YELLOW SKIN OF MONGOLIANS The British wimr Strathnasa, whloh arrived here thle morning from Ouay- 3 ml Mexico, la on bar maiden tot kreund tba world, and aha la tha six teenth member of a family of It tramp tredghtere of bar own alse, six of than being younger and about to a tart out from Port Glasgow, their home. Tha bulldera of tba Btrathneas did good Job, for coming out from Euro pa tha averaged nearly 10 knota although aba la not supposed to run faatar than tine under ordinary nrea. She made 18 nota on bar trial trip, but at auoh Deed ber furnacea oonaumed such Buantitiea of coal that aa a profll-maaar the boat would nave proved a failure. Captain William Lalng save be never Caw a new erart oenave oetier ana no i Justly proud of bla Teasel. She la here under charter to tha American (Trading company to carry lumber to Mel bourns. Australia- and It la expected that aha will be able to take at least 1,000,000 feet. Coming out from Eng land the 8trathnesa brought a, cargo of steei raiis ana cement ror me raiiroaas being built In Mexico, and she earrted In ice neignoornooa or v.uou tons or . Ire rhL The Strathness Is owned by Burrell , Ik Son of Glasgow, which firm la one of , . the largest owners In the world. Their , Old "Pits" line of vessels was sold out i some time ago and the new was named , . the "Strath" line go that all excepting ,1 two of the new Teasels are named '"Strath" something, the two exceptions 1 i feeing named "FlUnatriclf ' and T'Flts- i. ' nimu" In honor of tha nld line. Hav. raj "Strath" liners have been here recently, all of them being similar In model aaa construction to tba Htrath bass, which Is 174 feet long and 68 feet tar mi e, her net register being 2,678 tona (The latest "Straths" are known as the fStrathendrick, Strathdon, Strathdee, ruratnauon, Btretogarry ana Btrauj- felaln. - Com ins" north tha Strathneaa axnerl- fenoed fairly good weather moat of tha time, although It rained a few days out dt tns li. ina sea was comparatively ') smooth. Coming out around tha Horn 1 ! the vessel was lucky too, because she (net with very little stormy weather. The Portland Lumber company will '1 famish the cargo and she commenced I loading this afternoon at the company's mine .in south rortiana. tsecona urricer Stevens was here seven years ago on (ha British , bark Luclpara, WRECKAGE STILL AFLOAT. i pttlcen of Ikme Report Sighting Columbia's Deckhouse. t ; Officers of the steam schooner Lakme 1 kay that portions of the Ill-fated San xranoisce liner yoiumma a aecanouse are atlU afloat off the California coast Coming -from San Pedro to Eureka a few days aao the Lakme ran close to a large portion of the wreckage off Point Keyes, wnere it arms aoout in tne paw of tha coasters. The Lakme brought 900,004 feet of redwood from Eureka' to a local plan ing mm and wiu take railroad ties rrom here to San Francisco or San Pedro. She Is discharging the redwood at Mar tin a mill. The Lakme was running reg ularly .-ut of Portland In the lumber trade some yeara ago but has been flying mostly out of Eureka of late. She is In command or Captain Preble. MARINE INTELLIGEITCH Jacob, a blaek-faoed Borneo ape, An tba German oriental liner Kumantla, hates anything that looks like & China man and has tha entire ooolle crew on board the big freighter almost fright ened out of their wits. Within possible reach of the ape the Chinks run Ilka madman for fear, that delay might re sult In the simian clutching at their throats. ine ape nejongs to uapiain Feiamann, who bought hint In Hongkong about two months ago. He atanda two feet six inches tali and has a pompadour that will rise and fall with the anger or us owner, ween Jacob sees a Chinaman coming his way the pompa dour rises Ilka tne quills on jthe back of a porcupine, and his Jaws fly wide open and display a aet of teeth that no dentist In the world oould Improve. Teaterday afternoon Jacob got into trouble twtoe, flret because he chased Captain Feldiaann'a cabin boy. a full grown Chineae, down the stairs lead ing from the bridge to the cabin. Tha boy had been aent to the charthouee on an errand, when be waa dlaoovered by the ape. Though hampered with a 10 foot chain, Jacob succeeded In making a leap to the queue of the neelng cabin boy and there he hung until one of the offlrara nrauaita1 him to let ICO. Tho Chlnatnan thought hla last day had nnma an.1 at un a howl that COUld DO heard across the harbor. r in h nftamnon Assistant Im migration Inspector Meyers accused the monkey or Having mm ma uui"!... into shreds. Up till that time Meyera mnA Tunh had been cultivating a very frlnn.Hv aaauolntance. but It la all ottj nnw and the Immigration man vowa that he will wring Jecob'a neck If be avr ti tn hla war acaln. "That's a regular monkey trick, all rle-ht." exclaimed Meyers with much emphasis when he failed to find any one but the ace upon whom to put the blame for the damaged ralnahed. I would have killed the tiling lr l nan Been him uo 1L l wouia nave ajuaeu his monkey head oft. You bet I would." And now Meyera won t apeak to the monk or oven tip hla hat when they meet on deck . .Columbia No. 1 Astoria .Foot of Lincoln Astoria Oak street .Montgomery Llnnton A a tor la St Johna .On way up ok atr Segrdar Itinera Sao to Arrive. fL D. Inman, San Francisco.. . .Aug. : Breakwater, Coos Bay Aug. City of Panama,' San Francisco. Aug. , iiedondo, Seattle 8ept Arabia, orient t Sent ' G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. .Sept i Joniui fouisen. Ban jrrancisco. .sept : Alliance, Coos Bay Sept E Costa Rica. San Francisco. .Sept t . ffloanoke, San Pedro and way ..Sept 10 i, Aleala, tier, as Bept It Kicomedla. orient '.October 1 ' Numantia. orient Oct JO Me gala Itinera to Bap art. Costa Rica, San Francisco-. .....Aug. 28 Koanojce, Ban rearo ana way... Aug. as . Nn mantis, orient ' Alliance, Coos Bay Breakwater, Cooa Bay . St. D. Inman. San Francisco." City of Panama, San Francisco. .Sept 8 Iiedondo, Seattle and way Sept S .- U. W. Elder. San Pedro and way. Bent 6 r Johan ponlsen, San Franclaoo . . . Sept 10 : 'Arabia, orient Sept 18 , Aleala orient., , sept 25 eNloomedla, orient Oct 10 Tassels In Fort. . 'ffola Br. a Elevator dock ...Aug. 81 .Aug. II .Sept S .Sept 8 Dalgomar, Br. ah. ...... .Columbia No. 1 Bee, Am. ach Willamette L 8. Wka Lyra, Am. atr Aetorla Conway Castle, Br. bk Greenwich Slam, Or. ah Portland Lumber Co. Alliance, Am. atr supple s yara King Cyrus. Am. sch. .Standard Box Co. BeuTah. Am. ach Astoria Cascades, Am. str Tongue Point Vlncennee, Ft. bk. North King, Am. tug Antelope. Am. ach Churchill. Am. ach... Breakwater. Am. str. Numantla, Oer. str... Queen Alexandra, Br. St Nicholas, Am. ah. Alvema. Am. ach St Louis Fr. bk ijkmt. Am. atr Martin s doc, Colonel E. L Drake. Am. str. . .Llnnton Compeer, Am. sch Aetorla Strathneaa, Br. as. .Portland Lumoer co. North Star. Am. tug Aetorla Americana, Am. ach Vancouver Gardiner City. Am. bktn Astoria Atloe McDonald. Am. son. Astoria Aurella, Am. as Vancouver Costa Rica. Am. as Alna worth Rhoderlck Dhu Am. sch. Llnnton Roanoke. Am. str Martin a Santa Maria. Am. atr Portsmouth CoL da Villebole Muriel, Ft. bk.. Astoria .amber Oacrlero Mn Bonte. Thomas L. Wand, Am. str. San Frsnclsco CoaMar. Am. atr San Frsncleco Sutle M. Plummer. Am. ach. . .Ouaymaa Waap. Am. atr an rrancisco Lettltla. Am. ach San Francisco VtArlln. Am. ah. Nushaaak Wreatier. Am. bktn San Pedro Annla M. CamDfcell. in. sch. ... nan rTancisco Glandale, Am. ach Ban Frsnclsco Hnnnlnn. Am. ach Redondo Oliver J. Olaon. Am. acn..oan rrsncum Mabel Gale. Am. ach San Francisco Andv Mehoney. Am. sch. .San Francisco Cascade, Am. atr Ban Francisco Salvador. Am. sen. Ban rrancisco Da moute With Cement and OeneraX Rueeleueh. Br. sh. Hambur Rrann. Fr. bk Hu Europe. Br. bk. Antwerp Ganavleva MollnoB. Fr. bk. London Rana Kervller. Fr. ah Hambur Iennec Fr. sh Swansea Le Plller. Fr. bk London Martha Roux. Fr. bk. Hambur MnKamhlaue. Br. ah Newcastle Hamns. nr. bk Bhleld Thi.n Fr sh Newcastle. E. Mamrhael Turrene. Fr. bk. .. .Hamburg Villa de Mulhouse. Fr. bk Antwerp Guethary, Fr. bk Antwerp Plerrl Lotl, Ft. bk Antwerp Walden Abbey. Br. sh Antwerp Glenesslln. Br. sh. Antwerp Varanllles Fr. bk Letth General de Boladeffre, Fr. bk ..London General de Negrier. jrr. dk umaon Bayard. Fr. bk. i ,.... .Antwerp Vllle de DUon. Fr, bk Antwerp Alio Marie, Fr. bk..... Antwerp Eugene Rergatene, Fr. bJt Antwerp H. HaekAeld, Gr. bk. Honolulu Arctlo Stream. Br. sh Rotterdam Crown of India, Br. bk Antwerp Cornll Bart. Fr. bk Antwerp Jules Gommes. Fr. bk Rotterdam Edward Detail!. Ft. bk. Antwerp Coal Ships Za Boats. Belen. Fr. bk.... Newcastle, A. ci.irdnn. Br. sh. Newcastle, A wuiacntt. Am. bk Newcastle, A. Port Patrick. Br. sh Newcastle, A St Mirren. Br. sh Newcastle, A. Crtllon, Fr. bk.... Newcaat a, A. ariiancraia. nr. am. r,wwwinj, - river, sailed at I p. m., yesterday, steamer Asuncion, for Portland. Astoria, Aug. It. Arrived at 1:10 p. steamer Banta Maria, from Port San Lula. Arrived at :10 j. m., French bark Colon da Villebole Maraeull, from Newcastle, Australia Arrived down at 1:10 p. m., steamer Lyra. Sailed at 8:10 p. m., steamer Yoaemlte, for San Pedro. Arrived at 8:30 and left up at 10 p. m.. steamer Roanoke, from San Pedro and way porta. Newcastle, Aug. 26. Sailed Amer ican bark. Homeward Bound, for Port land. Astoria. Aug. 17. Condition of the bar at I a. m., emooth: wind northweet. 1 mllea; weather, cloudy. Tldaa at Aetorla today nigh water: 8:15 a. m., 81 feat; 8:40 p. m.. 8.6 feet. Low water: 9:37 a. m.. 0.8 feet; 19:18 p. m., 1.8 feet. PUI f Oil KEYffl Return of Operator From VacAtion Opens Hotel Telegraph Office. CAUSES MANAGER TO EXTL0DE WITH JOY Say It Shows Splendid Condition of Western Union Business Mes sages, However, Must Go to Crip pled Main Office for Transmission Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. ah.' Ruffon. Fr. bk.. Newcaatle, A. Jsco We've an extra lot of ex tra good Shirts and we'll give you an extra big bargain if you will come at once. All the late fabrics in plain and fancy designs. They are sold ' for a dollar everywhere. Our Special price 65c fVs? LION ClotlnnpCo ( 166 and 168 Third St. Wohwk'BIdg.'; , Castle Rock. Br. ah ....Sydney, A. BarfhilL Br. aa Newcastle, A Wntvfet Temnlar. Br. aa. .Newcaatle, T.mirin. Br. str Newcaatle, A. T&nrv Villa rd. Am. str.. .Newcastle, A Thordle. Nor. str M or o van. Japan Homeward Bound, Am. bk.NowcasUe, Trams Steamers Ba Boats. Gar. aa Hakodate, Japan icisa. Nor. bb San Franclaoo African Monarch. Bt. sa Japan t.thnn Nnr as Ban Franc! a on St earners Baa. Atlas, Am. str Ban Franclaoo a.nt. nf aria. Am. sa. ...Port Hartford AauncJon. Am. atr. San Francisco Ba Boats to Ioad Orain. ii xpt hk Puget Sound Turaot. Fr. bk Puget Sound FIXED FOR THE ROUND. French Bark Will Bring Cement and Take Wheat The French bark Eduoard Detallle waa chartered yesterday to bring a cargo of cement to thiB port from Europe and to return home with a cargo of Ore gon wheat 8he will bring the cement to W. P. Fuller & Co., that firm hav Inr been compelled to put on another vessel because of the loss recently of the French bark Emell Galllne wtiicn went ashore In the Bay of Biscay. The Edouard Delaine nas never Deen here before. She Is of the average size nf tha French barks, having capacity for about 20,000 barrels or. cement or a.uuu tons of wneat. The French bark Co. de Villebols Muriel reached Astoria yesterday after noon with a cargo of coal from New castle, Australia. She win leave up this afternoon for Portland as her cargo Is wanted. The vessel was cnarierea a couple of days ago to carry wheat to Europe after discharging her coal cargo. ALONG THE WATERFRONT The Harrlman liner Costa Rica was fumigated last night while taking coal at the bunkers. " . , The steam sohooner Johan Poulsen will sail from Llnnton today for San Francisco. She was supposed to have aalled yesterday but did not get away owing to a delay In getting the cargo on board. . , . The ateamer Roanoke arrived from San Pedro and way porta at 7:80 o clock this morning. George Taylor of Taylor, Young & Co. returned from the beach this morning., The British bark Luclpara is reported as coming here from Port Los Angeles. The steam schooner J. B. Steson has been chartered by the San Francisco ft Portland Steamship company to bring j general cargo from the Bar City to Portland. The steamship Acapulco of the Pacific Mall bteamsnip company a rimraa turn which was to have sailed from San Francisco for Ancon and way ports at 5 o'clock last nlKht. turnoa turtle ai her dock ar tha foot of Brannon street at 12:45 i). m. as she was taKing on coai ror tne passage. Aitnougn several uvea were endangered no one waa injured, MARINE NOTES Astoria, Aug. 27. Arrived at 6 and left up at 11 a. m., achooner Roderick Lhu, In tow of tug Defiance, from 8an Frandsco. Arrived down at 6:30 and sailed at 9.50 a. m.. schooner Break water for Coos Bay. Left up at 6 a- rn. steamer Santa Maria. Left op at 10:S0 a- ni., French bark St Louis. San Francisco. Aug. 27. -Sailed at 7 a. nt, steame Cascade, for Columbia COLONEL STICKNEY RETIRES FROM SERVICE (Journal Special Barrlre.) Washington. D. C Aug. IT. Having rtaohed the age of 84 years, the limit for active service In the United Statea army. Colonel Amoa Stlck ney of tha corps of englneera was placed on the retired Hat today. Colonel Stlckney graduated from the United Statea military academy In time to take part in the civil war and aaw much active service In the Oeorgla and Caro lina campaigns. In late years he has been chiefly occupied with tha work of river and harbor Improvement. Some yeara ago he waa chairman of the com mission appointed under the orders of the supreme court to establish and mark the boundary line between the statea of Kentucky and Indiana. MOB LYNCHES MAN WnO KILLED C0ITLES (Joaraal 8 pari I Barrtce.) Bancroft, Neb., Aug. 27. Loria Hlg glne, the alleged murderer of W. L. Copple, a farmer, and his wife, near Rosalie, Nebraska, wns taken from the sheriff here yesterday and lynched. Tho double murder occurred May 12. SCHOOL INDEMNITY LIST APPROVED (WiiMogton Boreal of Tba Journal.) Washington. Aug. 27. School land Indemnity Hat No. 28 of lands In the federal distrlot of The Dalles, Oregon has been approved by the secretary of the Interior. It embraces 1,337,081 acres. Both sides are claiming victory In the only Incident that has relieved the monotony of the telagrapbera' strike In Portland for the past two or three days the reopening of the branch office of the Western Union la the Portland hotel. In ltaelf tha matter la of small Importance, as all maaaagas from there must go through the main offloe before tney can be aent out or toe city. At the time or tne striae miss rweme Cain, operator at the Portland hotel, was away on her vacation. Another operator was sent to take he; place, but went out with the atruera, ainoe wnion time the dearth of operators In the city has made It Impossible for the company to reopen the off lea Teaterday Mist Cain returned, however, and the office waa again opened. Dnmars Bsrplalas. Manager Du roars of the Western Union points to the open office as a testimonial to the splendid condition that tha Weatern Union force In Port land la in. But the operatora have a different atory. They declare that upon Mlsa Cain's return ahe was Instructed to re port for work at tbe main office, owing to the fact that the oompany haa been badly handicapped by lack of men there. According to their atory Mlaa Cain re plied briskly that she would fill ber old place at the hotel or not work at all tnat ana oian l propoee to enter tne main offloe where a a mall force waa en deavoring to handle the bualneaa. Any way ahe won her point and Is In her former place. The union men nave given Mlaa Cain eaaurancea of their support In case any further trouble comes of her refusal to work In the main of flea Strikers Bomaln Firm. This la tha sixteenth day of the strike and it la the feeling among local oper atora that there will be no giving In until the oompanles have granted the demands of the uniota. "We don't want any arbitration," said one of the men thla morning, "because we feel that what we have asked for eight hours, more pay and the cloaed shop are such small things that if we arbitrated them we would have nothing. If we don't get what we ask for we might better not have done anything." That this la the aentlment through out other cities on the ooaat is Illus trated by tba telegram sent President S. 3. Small of the union by the San Francisco operators yesterday telling him that they were not in favor of ar bitration. Situation Every-where Unchanged. The condition In San Franclaoo, ac cording to reporta received thla morn-lna-. la practically unchanged. The companies have withdrawn their plcketa. Many or tne airiKera nave gone into summer campa In tha mountaina. The Western Union has bnt 80 pick-ups from the 170 man that wars. working in Its offices before tha strike. The allied trad as and labor union of San Fran claoo have taken up the strike and are antlvalr aaslatln the telearanhera Like enoourglng . reports - were rs-I . avi cnvou i., uiviiiiiii ,i vim u.i m all over the country. At Chicago the board or traas is sun badly tied up. At Winnipeg messages six days 'old are lust creeping in. At Kl Pass, the Western Union is tied up but for two men and all the Postal operators hot one are out. At I4ttls Book both of-. floaa are tlea up. PORTLAND FIRMS Ci FURNI SH CANAL Bids Will Be Accepted for Furnishing Material for Isthmian Project Invitations for proposals to furnish a quantity of things for the Isthmian canal ootnmisslon for use on tbe Pan ama canal ware received by tha Port land chamber of com m area today, so retary Moaeaeohn will be pleased to de liver the Invitations to those who de sire them. The commission dealrea steam rivet ing machines, pneumatio tool a and hoist, electrlo drills, repair parts for steam shovels, hose, hose coupler a testing ap paratus for power plants, vaokum pump, calibrator, oil teater, viscometer, plat form scales, electric motor, steel. Iron, rivets cotters, boiler and condensor tubaa, gauge glaases, pick handles, looks, hinges, oars, water coolers, chairs. amps, brooms, tenia, murauie, paints. etc Should any local oonoarn or, concerns desire to bid sealed proposals, tn trip licate, will be received at the offloe of the general purchasing officer of the Isthmian canal commlslon. Wash ington. D. C not later than 10:80 a. m., September 18. Everything will be fur nished by steamer free of charge on dock either at Colon, the Atlantlo port, or I -a Boca, the Pacific port. Isthmus of Panama. Alleged Deserter Arrested. (Special DUpetca. to Tba JoaraaX) . Chehalla. Wash.. Aug. 27. Ed Patlt, deserter from the Twenty-eeoond U. Infantry at Angel island, near San Francisco, surrendered to Night Marshal Parr early Saturday morning and is be-ina- held to swalt the arrival of the military authorltiea at vanoouver. Patlt deserted snout f oays ago. ' Tbe Kind Ton Hare Alwayf Sooglits Rnd which hs been in use fbr otot 80 yesuv, hu borne the slgTuttnre of. , A. h" been made under his pw, ' , iunnl saperrislon since It Infancy, Aa7cUcAMl Allow o one to deeelre 70a In this. AJ1 Counterfeit, Imitations Bnd Just-aa-roodM re ba Experiment that trifle with and endanger the health of t Infants and Cdren Experience against Experiment. : What Is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless subtil trite for Castor Oil Pare- gorlo, Props ftnd Soothing Syrups. It it Pleasant. It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Karcotlo substance. Its age is its tjuarantee. It destroys Worms and allays FeYerlihness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic it reUeres Teething Troubles ewes Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural slep. 1 The Children! PanaceaThe Mother's Friend. aW -nfiiiaif fH AOTfAal A as WAva yi Seari tne signatnro 01 The Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. vms esavaea eesmaajv, r MvaeaT araisv. saw vaa Sire, A Talueble Siaaoa. fill yeara ago I learned a valuable lesson." writes John Pleasant of Magno- Ind. I than Began taking Dr. KlnCs New Life Pills, and the longer I take them the better I find them." They please everybody. Guaranteed at Red Cross Pharmacy. J 6c. COFFEE Good coffee, good morn- ingf. Good morning, good day. Good day, good night Good night, good morn ing. Tear ereee rasaraa year aiaaay I yea deat Kit SsaUUag's Beat file Pepk lay Know i g HATS . nJIv clothinq y ran Bcoirr rxxnrOaCBaTan BAnaaxsrs or TKB EVTEU tTEASOH 111 MOW OmUB. rm selling the Boston Btors stock, and Z make my own prloes. Tomorrow X will startle you with the most phenomena bargains aver known. Ladies' new style Fall Coats, A J Af $15.00 to $18.00 values O't.aD New Herringbone stripes, plaids, checks and fancy mixtures, $18.00 to fr $20.00 values, now at D 0U Ladies' new fall style Skirts, $7.50 and $9.00 values ; grays, blacks, Qf blues and mixtures, now at. . . .DlaD Extra quality Misses' Skirts, all wool, hand tailored, $5.00 and $7.50 A- Of values, tomorrow at only tMeOD Ladies Fall Underwear in an endless va riety of styles, merino wool and cotton ribbed or flat wool. The greatest effort will now be made to exterminate these lines at once. " 60c Under- I $1.50 Ladies' Union Suits 75$ $2.00 Ladies' Union Suits 98 $2.50 Ladies' Union Suits ....$1.19 EXTRA SPECIAL Tour choice of any 8hlrt Waist in the house; values 82.00, 82 50, $4.00. 15.00; silk and MQ muslin; your choice 4oC Men's finest Suits will be virtually slaughtered lor the balance or tms weex. Men's . it.ou Wool Suits; stripes, checks and Worsteds Men's Hand-Tailored Suits; 118.00 values, now at Men's latest fashion, endless variety terns and fabrics; $20.00 and $26.00 values, now at Men's Flannel Overshlrts will bo sacrificed for the next few days; $2.00 values now at half price; choose from blues, blacks and fancys; $2.00 values at $1.00; $1.00 and $1.60 JQ values tomorrow at zOC Heavy Fall Wool Sox for men 25c values 12Vi4 85c values 10 Extra! Extra! Men's $1.50 Wool Sweaters, 48c Men's $2.60 Shoes at 81.45 Men's $3.00 Shoes at Kl.65 Men's $4.00 Shoes at ?15 Men's $5.00 Shoes at $2.35 Men's $6.00 Shoes at 833.19 Indies' $2.50 Shoes, all sties, at 95 Ladies' $3.00 Shoes, all slaea, at 19 Ladles' $5.00 Shoes, all sizes, at $2.78 All Styles Best Values on Earth. Boys' and Girls' Shoes Almost Given Away Ladles' White Canvas Oxfords; $2.00,' Ar $2.60 and $8.00 values, now at eOC Ladles' $1.50 value whits Canvas Ox- wear 25f 75c Under wear 39$ $1.00 Under wear 48? $4.95 $6.95 of pat- $9.50 fords at iseoeefrea 50c Satisfaction or Your Money Back Sale by the PACIFIC COAST SALVAGE CO. at THE BOSTON STORE, First and S almon Streets. Do not be misled by imi- tation sales. Ours Is the only Genuine. DAVID LION, Manager. WMUm ami m72m Ifusi Hand Embroidered and Made to Order for $5.00 This special price ii made to introduce our new shirtwaist and many other de igns in hand embroidery. ITo. 200, exactly like cut, daintily hand embroidered, ia evelrt. shadow ar in French work. The chic style, high ouality of material and neat worbnan ship will bo appreciated by those who enjoy wearing the genuine. JEsedhuivt Pattern Inspection invited ITssdlscraft Shop, tsa Vaikiagtoa St., Portland, Or. free Scholarships for Boys and Girls in Leading Educational Institutions. ft X ' : ' Sums of Cash Also fo Be Distributed Among Industrious and Meritorious Students Who Participate in The Journal Educational Contest r loaat vozTsarooBOSBoe soaoo.a a. a- ortlaad agaaey S14 Iff K V. meed, manager. Two re; cnoke of $100 tuition In scholarship In the same to tho value r ! $60. ZatamatloBal OonaarratoiT of mrl', O, a. Sands, maaagat, Paoiflo ooaat ol vision, vortlaad, Oregon. Three schol arships; rhe wlnnsrs to have their choice of any of the five different courses taught by this conservatory; namely, piano, organ, violin, mandonn and rvitar; scholarships Include sheet music, all tructions and the stringed instrument if stringed Instrument courses are selected. Oregon Bxpsrt Oollafs, Portland, Ore. goa. O.ie scholasrhlp In telegraphy and typewriting, value $76. Another schol arship In telegraphy, typewriting and station s:--ee work, value $100. Portlaad Business OoUaaja, SHwtlaad, Oregon, A. T. ArrrTtronr, prlaclpaL Four scholarships, as follows: Ons for 11 months In combined course, value $100; one for months In combined course, value $86; one for 6 months in combined course, vals $70; one for 8 months In shorthand or business course, value $80. Boss City Business College, Portland, Oresroa. wo scholarshlDs. one com. btned course for one school year, value Jt HO; one 6 months' oo'iraa in ahorthand or bookkeeping, $60. OapitaJ Baslasss Collage, sjalam, OreO up, gooa ror either deparliht. STUDENT! What are yon going to do during vacation T Have -on decided what school or college you will attend next yaarT If not, how would a scholarship In ons of the following excellent schools suit youT B3H unitary Academy for soya, lerV Oregon. Two scholarships ; one. aonoiarenio with board, room, tuition, laundry and other Items, amounting to $660. Another scholarship as a separate prise im tlon. value $180. Bt. Starr's Xastlvats, Baavatton, Ore- roa. una acnoiarsnip in www" "r partment, Including lessons on any in trumant: also board, room, a to. Valui 8210. bm Walaa'a Hall. Sm.-r and boarding school for girls and young ladles, Pprt- lana, uregon. . wo scaotaj "" Ing noon meal- wnltmaa OoUacre, Wana waoa, wasn. Scholarship .la the Conservatory of Music, value siuo wm.matta TTnlvaraltv. aalesn. Orecoa. Two scnoiaranips. una in eunsr ooiivk or preparatory department, value $60; tbe other In the mualo department. value $100. oajiu flotlaaa. Sanaa. Oregon. Bohol arship In either academic or college de partment, value isa 10 av. Portland Asadsmy, Potnana, Oregon. Day scholarship In either college or academic department, good for ons year, value $izo. arra. waiter meed. Portland. Orearoa. Teacher of voice and singing. Leeaone to the value or Sioo. KolCliin villa Oouega, wcarinnTliia, Oregon. Two souolarshlpa One In either aoademlo or college denartmant. value $60; one In the department of music, value $60. Paouio university, roreat arors, Ore gon, two scnoiarsnipa une aay sonoi arship in the a cad em v or college, value 860. una acnoiarsnip .or a girt wim u months' Instruction in musio; hoard, room. etc.. In Herrick HalL 8160. Pacific College. sTswber. Oregon. One scholarship in eitnor couege or acaae -.y ipartment for one scnooi year, $80. n. Max Mrar. 943 Alder street. Port. land, Oregon, cine acnoiarsnip gooa ror 78 hour"' instruction In drawing, oil r water color "aiming or pastel. Holmes' Baslasss Collage, Portland. Oregon, iro.tr ecnoiarsnips; one com bined acholarship one year, value 100; one academic or civil service scholar ship, one year, $100; choice of either commercial or shorthand scholarships, six months, $60; night course, any de partment, one "ear, $60. Behnke-Walker Baslasss OoUege, Portland, Oregon. Four scholarships or 12 months combined course, value ,1UM. Ull auuvini auii .v. V , 1 1 II t. a WIU blned course, value $86; one scholar ship for 6 months' course, value $70; one scholarship for 6 months, either ahorthand or business course, value 860 Baker City Business Collage, Baker City, Oreiroa. Scholarship good for one ?ear In shorthand, commercial, Kng lah, r.dvertlalng and penmanship courses, value loo. international oorrssooadsaoa Bahama ox voraavoa, Moxay Biag, scholars hire any of the numerous , or helpful courwra exconi lanauaae ennraa hp courses In locomotive running; another goa. One scholarsbi months tuition in value 8100. -rJ" Oreroa Oonservatorv off KuSlo. Port. land, Oregon. Courae In piano with in struction under L. H. Hurlburt-Bd-wards, Including use of music, value . anureas susiness oousga. siiareas ore. goa.. One acholarship in commercial or stenographic oouraa, value $100. Weatern Aeadamv of Btusie. Xloea- tion and Dramatic Art, W. M, Baaanus, prlsolpal, Portland, Oregon. One achol- aranip in cnoice or vocai, piano, vioiin, mandolin, elocution, oratory and dram atic art. value $200. Kolmas-Plaadera Private School, pert. land, Oregon. One scholarship good ior one year's soeclal university prepara tion, one year's normal course, or praa- tlcal English course for ons and ons half years, valued at $1(0. , Oreroa Law Oouee-e. Commonwealth tuUdinf, Portland, Oregon. Scholar ship in the first two years of the oouraa, value $160. . OUlaaiila ahool af Bnrasslon. Port land, Oregon, Private and class Instruc tion to the value of $226. , Albany Collea-e. Albany. Oregon. Tui tion for one achool year In either aca demic or college department . Pendleton Baslasss Oollsrs, Pendleton, Ore tron. Value of scholarahlp $100. Karlon Wards Pamham. dramatis readaa, teach of elocution, oratory a-id dramatic art. Portlaad, Oregon. Schol arship good for lessons to value or $800. Columbia university, portlaad, a scholarehlo providing for tuition and dinners on school days during tne school year, commencing In September. Value $100. . . Paoiflo university, oonservavvry Xusio, Porest Grove, Oregon, Fran Thomas Chapman, director. Two schol arships, one valued at 850, one valued at ioi. ze. m eitner vocai or ibiwumouim departments. CASH AWARDS SUPPLEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS 1 Pitah rifh f ft-erf Via I as. m u.. t-i I. Cash, with second cholos of scholarship! I.V.' " ." " "umjuid qi scnoiarsnip. 4. Cash, with fourth choice of scholarship ! .' w;ie -jonoice or acnoiarship. . Cash, with sixth choice of scholarship......... ! !? w "nth choice of scholarship............ f Cash, with eighth cholos of scholarship;............ 0. Cash, with ninth choice of acholarahin.......... : The above SUmsin cash willie nmAA nnnteatanta at the end nf the eon. test in tha order of .their standing; as to votee. Cash commissions are allowed on hew subscribers. In addition to the cash awards hare noted, ao that the eonteatant gets pay tori hla work every day of the contest. - ftMM HMMMHMiMmMT aiXX t 11 8V s? ni 86 E e I II II t ,1