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Newspaper Page Text'Hi 1L THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY! MORNING, . SEPTEMBER 8, 1907. RESORTS THE JOURNAL Subscribers can have The Journal de livered at th regular ratea at the fol lowing reaorU by notifying the agents at the varloua places mentioned. Sub acrlptlona by mall are nmv&bU In ad- vanes: OREGON IIKSORT8. Oearhart Park...., ..p. J. Struck Hot Lake kot Lake Sanitarium SKWa Lewla Co. WUholt Bprlnga F. W. MoLeran WASHINGTON RESORTS, Carson Bprlnga Boyd & Son and Mineral Springs Hotel Cascade Sprlngj Thomas Moffett Collins Spnnga C. T. Belcher Ilwaco Louie Cohen Long Beach Marxho II , Pntl.n... mnA ft A flmltk Nahcolta H. J. Brown Ocean Park Matthew Thedford Sea view Frank E. Strauhal lln Ureakers The Breakere lotel copal church, at Ninth and Pine streets, A- MunoTAva Rnharti th . .rtftlehrated Kngltsh baritone who. haa Juat recently tallAn tin htm It PftP. 1 .1 M1 I V Ilia IQMUCIIVO ti, 4 u,.w, " I be heard for the first time In public, In mis city. Mr. Roberta haa been se cured by tho church as musical director, and under hla leadership a large chorus choir will be organised with a view to the rendering of special rauslc. Fearing that her husband, John Mon slnger, haa lost hla mind by worry over losing the savings of a lifetime in tho defunct Oregon Trust Savings bank, Mra. Mattle Monstnger. of Shelton, Washington, has written to the police to find her husband If possible and la form her. With her Utter she enclosed smother to be given to the husband in case the detectives are able to locate him. Bhe describes him thus: 6 feet 4 Inches tall; black hair, mixed with gray; short gray whiskers, dark complexion. Iinnii iiiriniiTn ikiih mibim ARE III DEMAND mis cm OREGON IS BUILT Grocery Men, Meat Dealers and Others Need Them for Halter Ilitchers. DEALERS' SUPPLY HAS ENTIRELY PLAYED OUT TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. The Helllg Marquam . , Empire. . . , linker Grand Lyric Star me uuks o. W. P. cara AFTKRNOON AMCSKMKNTS. thletic Park liaseball, doubloheader. Portland vs. Uaklund, 2 p. m. . . ."The Comedy of Errors." "The Serenade" "A Texas Ranger" .."Tho Woman in the Case" Vaudeville "Jess of the Rar-Z Hunch" The CHy of New York" President Josselyn of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company, left last night for the east to be absent i about two weeks. He will attend the semi-annual meetlna of the board of directors and diHcuss plans for future development in Portland. The building of four club houses for the streetcar employes will be considered, and Presi dent JuHselyn will Inspect the street railway depots at Indianapolis and Los Angeles to get Ideas fur the Portland depot. Damages In the sum of t.750 were awarded to J. J. Brown from the Pa cific Telephone & Telegraph company by a Jury in Judge Krazer's department of the circuit court yexterday after noon. Brown testified that a telephone pole with climbing splke in It had been left laying on the corner of Sixth and Flanders streets a year ago last April, and that he had tripped on the spikes and fallen, sustaining an Injury to his knee that permanently crippled him. Brown sued for J15.000. One of the horses of Are engine No. 3 was killed on Sherlock avenue yes terday by a shock of electricity from the rails of the street car line. Two other horses were so badly crippled as 10 be practically worthless by stepping on the highly charged rails. The Port land General Electric company operates the Sherlock avenue line to haul saw dust and otver fuel to Its power plants. Klre Chief Campbell has notilled the company thai he would hold It respon sible for tne death of the horse. Everybody Can Got on Good Side of Family Venders Since AldernmnJc Caution Does Not Cease by Do noting Old Scraps. "Koos" Constructed of Ore gon Pine and Put To gether by ( Oregonians. LABELED IN II0N0R OP OLD INDIAN NAME Everything Connected With Craft "U'ua Made in Beaver State" Ex cept Engine, Which Wu Im ported Is Doughty Little Boat. All persons having old pieces of Iron, old weights of any kind or bricks that can be tied togdther Into good halter weights can make friends with the family groceryman, the meat dealer and the various other men who are barasseJ Down In the Portland harbor Is a little boat bullded every bit of her ex cept the engine with Oregon timber and Oregon hands. The name of the launch Is the "Koos" so labeled In honor of the original Indian name which has THE BIG STOR.E WITH THE LITTLE PRICES ALL STYLES 1907 SUITS Overcoats by the recent act of the council and the ( now been corrupted Into Coos and ap The matter of clothes Is one of enough Importance to any man to war rant more than a hasty thought. All we ask Is the opportunity to show you to have you inspect our large line of woolens and workmanship we put In each suit. And remember, the price, 'Ll for any sulk in llta atoia made tu order. If we don't save you money, don't give us the order. Unluue Tail oring Co., 309 Stark, near Sixth. The aster show, which haa been con ducted In the city hall for the past two days by the Multnomah county school children, came to a close last rrtght, when all of the bouquets were sold to defray the expenses of the fair. County Huperlntendent Robinson said that the exhibit was a most success ful one and that next year the pupils would be encouraged to make an even better display than the one Just closed. Dr. Samuel Johnson, whose ball of $ 1 &0 was forfeited by Judge O'Day In the circuit court yesterday morning be cause he failed to appear to stand trial on tue charge of beating his wife, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Archie Leon ard yesterday afternoon on a bench war rant Issued by Judge O'Day. Johnson is now being held In the county Jail pending his trial. Special music will be a feature of the services at Taylor Street Methodist church this morning and evening, the being assisted by Mrs. H. S. i mg mat tne Doay or an unknown man Plumbing Inspector Hey yesterday made a trip along the waterfront and took notes on half a dozen or more buildings, which must be brought to a complete sanitary condition or be torn down. The harbormaster, health of ficer, plumbing and building inspectors ana other city officials are working gether In cleaning up the water front and will wage a determined war on noisome shacks along the river. city authorities In compelling all horses to be tied when left standing. There are not enough weights to go round and consequently every man affected by tho ordinance a having a hard time to com ply with the law. Not long ago the city authorities took it Into their heads to see to it that all horses left standing In the streets of the city should bo either tied up or re strained from sudden flights by a weight of sufficient size to be a re minder. For a time the men who use horses In their business thought the au thorities were Joking but after a few had paid the price of several weights Into the city treasury they came to tho conclusion that it was cheaper to obey the law than to take chances with the police, so accordingly they began to purchase weights. 1 heso welgjits have been more or less plied to Coos bay. ' In Koos Is a doughty little boat and was constructed by Holland 4 Lowe of i Marshfleld and brought around the coast to compete In the regatta at Astoria. ' Here the boat with no preliminary trial over the course In reality won the con- j test In which she was entered, handi capped as she was with a pilot unfa miliar with the course. Owing tn some technicality, however, the Koos was only given second place in the scoring. The Koos Is of lnlerest to Portland people as showing what can he done with the materials to be found in the Coos bay region. The launch Is of S foot 6-lnch beam with a draft of 30 Inches, and la equipped with a 30-horse- 1 j power Huffalo marine gasoline engine. i She came over the loos hay bar, up and rn Cravenettes NOW READY $1 0 ,o $40 the coast and across the Columbia bar common sights for a long time and are I under ner own power ana witnout any comoosed of a larire and heavv niece of : assistance and entered the race at As-, Iron with a ring attached. To this ring , torla without tuning up. Is hooked a long rope or strap when tho horse Is left standing one end Charles O. Ballsy, who killed him self after shooting hit wife and 12-year-old stepdaughter, Rhoda Bradley, was burled In the potter's field at the county poor farm yesterday, bailey was pen niless, and the notter's field was the only place left for his body, where It was Interred at the expense of the county. Mrs. Halley Is still alive at St. Vincent s hospital, though she has a ' bullet in her brain. rtt fV.a la e n Q rn. fhtt Kit ft n 1 to- ' thn wnlifhf nut nn the eroiihd. thus serv ing as an anchor to the horse. Dealers in such things however did not have but a few on hand and in a short time the supply was exhausted. Since that time all kinds of makeshifts have been resorted to by the drivers. Hricks In sacks, lead pipe colled up in bunches, sacks of sand and all sorts of Inventions repose between the feet of the delivery boys as 'they occupy their throno upon the hurricane decks of their wagons. It Is no Indication of eccentricity therefore to see such things now ;adays. It Is only the result of alder- and ' The launch was constructed of Port Oxford cedar which Is one or thn best and most durable woods for boat con struction that Is known to exist. The boat was built to bring to the Astoria regatta and to port, and to show what , can be done with Marshfleld and Coss bay materials. Messrs. Holland and Lowe will return t to their homo at Marshfleld In their launch In a few days. ! BEST SHOW IX TOWN. An Early Selection Of your Clothes for fall would mean your choice of our splendid large stock while it is at its best. Don't wait until the best patterns are sold, but make up your mind to buy your Suit and Overcoat today you won't regret it. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY manic caution. choir Coroner Flnley received a telegram ' 1 " ' last night from Bonneville. Oregon, say- FIRST PLACE THEY STOF JTo Admission Charged, Bat All the "Quality" Found There. This Is RoMnson 4- Co.'s show of "Cambridge Correct Clothes." Every thing new and the best. Opening to morrow Few men will miss It. 289 2K1 Washington street. Miller, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. T. T. Davis, Miss Cornelia Barker, violinist, Mrs. Walter W. Bruce, elocutionist, and others. Tho evening service will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Portland's birth record for August shows an Increase In population of 112 males and 88 females. The record falls short 11 of the record of last year, when the births totaled 211. The death rate shows nn Increase of but one over the corresponding month In laotf, the records showing 131 deaths this year. Seventy-one of these were of males. i had been found In the Columbia river near the shore, about a mile about Bonneville. Nothing was said of the manner in which the unfortunate man met ills death. The coroner will go to Bonnevlllo this morning to Investigate the matter. The feast of the birth of the virgin will be celebrated today at St. Michael's church with great solemnity. Illgn mass will be said at 10 o clock and Angelo De Domlnlcls, one of the solo- And the Last Place They Leave Is the Booth Where Oovcrameiit-Inspctad Meats Are Exhibited. I The Pure Pood Show is a tremen ' dous success; everyone seems at last ariiiiciit oryA InlDrniilfiil rtn (liu Mill. loot Water through hose for pr1nklmg Pllre foods, and the women especlal- . . . .. ....... . ly examine tho exhibits with an Intent yards or sidewalks or washing porches tnat BUK(f,.ts a change in their or windows must be paid for In advance plan of ordering for the future. The and used only between tne houis of 8 ; t'nlon Meat company's booth, wl.eie and 8 a. m , and C nnd 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used oontrary to these rules, or wast fully. It will be shut off. will pla cornet solo; Mr. Ccccottl. tenor, will sing a saored song. After mass solemn benediction will take place. Secretary Taft has the weight so have the new styles of fall and winter ' suitings that are displayed at Schaefer i & Co. They have the right quality and ' the right price. J. C. Schaefer A Co., tailors. Raleigh building, S2S Wash ington street. Sunday outings by trolley on the O. W. P. to Oreshsm, 45 cents; to Boring, We sponge and press year clothes once eaah week and shine your shoes government-Inspected meats canned goods and hams, bacon and lard are exhibited, holds constant Interest. Hundreds of people have read the let ters tills company has received in an swer to their contest, and have thus had the matter of sound meats brought home to them In a personal manner not to be forgotten. The little books given away at this booth make one of the i handsomest souvenirs of the season, to: say nothing of tneir Informative value, i The Calumet Hotel Millinery Bargains. , Two hundred and fifty swell hats now ready. We carry a largo stock of new up-to-date hats at prices that are al ways bargains In comparison to those ! charged at the high-rent stores. New i York Millinery, 862 Third street, cor ner Mill. D. C. BURNS! COMPANY ! The highest type of Pure Food Products HATS The largest display in the city J. B. Stetson Hats $4 SALSBURY The best known and known as the best, for .... $2.50 eight times a month for $1. Tou can't Barton, Eagle Creek and Estacada, 75 j afford to be without this service. Call us up. Both phones. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark street. cents round trip, tickets must De pur chased; on sale In waiting-room, First and Alder streets. Cars leave 7 ; 1 6, 7:30, 9:15, 9:30, 1 1:30 a. m.. 1:30, 3:40. 6:44, 7:15 p. m. Dinner at Hotel Estacada 60 cents. Articles of Incorporation of the Skat club were filed In the office of County Clerk Fields yesterday afternoon by J. A. Spady, M. M. Cavanaugh and A. H. .rnderson. The objects of the club are social and literary. It now has prop erty, the value of which Is estimated at 1 1 00. It Is In everybody's mouth. Children just love It It Is the talk of tho town. It makes the weak strong. ig for th. Running: throueh from Seventh to i Park and between Alder and Morrison. ' the new seven story fireproof annex is , now completed and ready for guests. ! There are 170 rooms all light and airy; ) hot and cold running water in every ' Fatrvlew nd Troutdale a delta-htfril ronm; 40 wlth I'rlv,lte baths; also fine I Falrview and iroutcaie, a aellrhtmi , tUD nd Khower ll;lthf, fre, EIevator trolley ride of 44 miles. Take Esta- ! service; steam heat. Modern and sanl- cada and Cazadero cars; leave First tary and everything arranged for tho j and Alder streets 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a. i comfort of guests. j m , 1:30. 3:40, 5:44, 7:16 p. in. Trans-1 The Calumet is in the heart of the, fer at Cedarvllle Junction. i business district but so arranged and I located that guests arc assured of abso- Lr hicks c. renton desire to an- lute quiet and respectable surroundings, nounct that Dr. Ralph A. Fenton Is now L I-'ln. American plan dining-room, associated with him In the treatment of PuesJ,s al7anK to take , el'h(?r uiriiRiiisi, luuin ui uiimcr to buii ineir convenience. Phono In every room; free auto bus to and from all trains. American nlan uming-room. diseases of the ej-e, ear, nose and throat, at 611-512-513 Oregonlan build ing, Portland, Oregon. Everybody is ood enough talkln enough hat? Of course. "Golden Grain about It. It Is e White House. Granules" coffee. the 100 per cent pure cereal Councilman L. E. Walker of St. Johns pleaded guilty in the municipal court yesterday afternoon to a charge of gambling and was fined $15 by Judge Esson. Walker had previously forfeited J20 ball and had to be summoned the second time by a bench warrant to com pel his appearance this afternoon. A free lecture will be given Sunday night on "The Origin of the Family and the State," by William Vandergoot at Allsky hall, corner of Third and Mor rison streets under the auspices of branch 6 of the Socialist party. All are wel come. At the morning service at 10:30 to day at the Centenary Methodist Epls- Mlss Lucy Broad will deliver her lecture on "Our Work Under the South ern Cross" with 75 lantern views from Madagascar and South Africa, at the Firot Christian church, corner of Park anil Columbia streets, tonight at 7:45 o clock. . Schaefer's correct clothes possess that tone and character so eagerly sought by the particular man. J. C. Schaefer & Co., tailors, 323 Washington street. Note of Thanks I beg to express my appreciation for the sympathy and courtesy extended me, by my many friends and acquaintances In my recent bereavement Mis. Phil F. llogoway. Rooms single or ensuite. L.. E. HAMILTON. Dancing. For lessons inquire of Larowe, until 2 p. m. daily. Mra Nina Where to Dine. Watson's Restaurant will serve a fine thicken dinner today. 50 cents. Ice. Tor Ice call Main 234 or A-8248. Delivery company. 361 Stark st. lee This will remind you that now is the time to have your hair mattresses reno vated and returned tho same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metzger, proprietor. Robert Krohn sold his home on East I Madison In Hawthorne Park yesterday HES WATC To Suit Everybody PRICES To Sn.it Anybody Our guarantee of reliability and past reputation goes with every gale. We invite inspection and comparison of prices. Lowest priced Jewelry house for fine goods. HEITKEMPER'S 286 MORRISON Next to the new Corbett bulld- Portland Shoe Repair company. 269 Yamhili street, between Third nnd Fourth streets, for good, quick and sub stantial work. Best oak soles, 76c. Phone Main 7665. Bauer & Stopper. for J6.000. The not made public the broker In the transaction. Purchaser's name Is '. O. NorthruD was Glasgow Blend Tea. D. C B.'s Java and Mocha Coffee a de licious blend of genuine old Govern ment Java and selected Arabian Mocha Ehmann Olive oil. Mcllhonny Extracts. Preferred Stock Canned FYulta, Vege tables, Etc. J. H. Fllcklnger Canned Fruits and Solid Packed Tomatoes. Farmstde Canned Vegetables. j Heinz Vinegar, Pickles and Preserves. Jersey Butter. Minneapolis Gold Medal Flour. We offer no brands of goods of uncer tain worth. The best of the world at lowest price. D. C. Burns Co. GROCERS ttlO TKTRD ST., FOmTLAXS, OR. FAMOUS CLOTHING COMPANY CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STS Metzger A Co., Jewelers. S42 Wash. Trolley trips on O. W. P. to Oregon City and Canemah Park, 45 cents round trip. Cars leave ticket office nnd waiting-room. First and Alder streets, every 35 minutes from 6:26 a, m. The Hydropathic Institute, 201 Four teenth street, has reopened. Mrs. Keller and Dr. Schirmer having returned from their vacations. Save the discount (25 cents) by pay ing your bills for September service on or before the 10th of the month. Home Telephone company. Beginning" Monday eveulng, Septem ber 9, regular Astoria train leaving t'nlon depot 6 p. m.. will run to As toria only, and not through to Seaside. Offices for Rent. A few choice of fice for rent. Apply to The Title Guar antee & Trust company, 240-244 Wash ington street, corner of faecond. Steamer Jesse Harkins, for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p.. rqu - Mr. E. O. Spltzner, violinist, will re sume teaching September 16. Studio Marquam building; both phones. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil end fine gasoline.,. Phone East 78; B-1007. El W. Moore, expert, photographer, I Elks' building, feventh. ca btark sts. Murlark hall, open from 9 ttrT2 a. m., to 4 p. m. Phone Main 8085. - "In Newbcrg. Oregon. Wilson & Han nlng Bell GoUlen Grain Granules." Diamonds. Watcnes Beck's, 206 Alder D. Chambers, optician, lit Seventh. Berger signs 184 Tamhlll phone. Bark Tonlo for rheumatism. ncs,. We cm extract one or all your teeth without hurting a bit, and put in new teeth the same day If yo i desire. Our system of crown and bridge work Is simple, quick and painless. When desired you can have T. P. Wise rr -ny personal service. Painless Extracting Free When Plates are Ordered. 90 TEAKS HERB nnd doing dental work all the time. That Is the record of Dr. W. A. Wise. That's one reason our bus'ness has grown our pa trons come back, and they send their friends. W. A. WISE, Dentist railing' bldg., 3d and Washington Ss.tn.to9p.rn. Sundays 9 to la. Painless Ex tlon50o; Plata as T. P. Wise, H. A, Sturdcvant and It. A. Huffman ASSOCIATES. BOTH PHONES, A ARB 3039. Exposition Rink WASHINGTON AND 19TH STS. 8 Jolly Weeks 3 September 2nd to 14th Commencing Monday Evening; Afternoon and Evening from 1 :30 to ' 6:30 p. m. and 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. J PORTLAND OKOCEBS' PIXST PURE FOOD SHOW Elxty Exhibits, Costing Thousands of Dollars. 300 Pretty Girls. Musical, educational and entertaining program each afternoon and evening. Baby shows and contests each after noon. General admission 8So (With Grocer Tickets.) Afternoon 100 Evening ISo Ask Tour Grocer for Grocers' Ticket. BUSINESS COLLEGE LKS' BLDG., PORTLAND, ORBO BEHNKI-WALKER 8TUDKNTS SUCCEED. WHY? They are trained for business In a business-like way. Placed 851 pupUs Into lucrative positions during last year, why not enroll In a reputable school that places all of it graduates H. W. BEHNKE, Pres. L M. WALKER, Prln. BEND POB CATALOGTTB. LOCKSLEY HALL SEASIDE, OREGON Spend your vacation at Seaside and at delightful Lockslev Hall. More attrac tive than ever before. Accommodations of the highest order. One hundred 'le gant outside rooms; privute baths; elec trio lights; " ot and cdld water. Annex overlooking the Pacific and de HghtfulTy situated cottages. Cuisine Unsurpassed. Sea Poods a Specialty. PKSE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS. P. L. AUSTIN, L. A. CARLISLE. Props, j North Pacific College of Dentistry PORTLAND. Unsurpassed in OREGON. uipment and 11 BASEBALL i ATHLETIC PARK Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth. September 5, 6, 7, 8 PORTLAND vs.OAKLAND Sunday Two Games for On Admission. Game called at 3:30 p. m. dally. Games called at 2:30 p. m. Sundays. ADMISSION 25c Grandstand 25c. Children Box Seats 25c. 10c. The Allen Preparatory School Corner E. 12th and Salmon sts. Fits for eastern and western college and scientlfio schools. Seventh year be gins September 16. 1907. For catalogues address The Allen Pre paratory School. Telephone East 4881. Office hours, s 11. Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry '"""iP". "V 'jGold Bracelets and Sig ns y net Rings of all deacrlp ji.Vjf' vC-f, tions made to order, a ' ' 9 American names en- jr! graved with the three 'fZ ,1 cardinal Chinese charac- 1 T , p I ters, via.. Glory, Pros- HOTEL MOORE OPEH ATX THE TCA&. CLATSOP BEACH, SEASIDE. OREGON Th Cliff Houie of Oreron. Directly od the beacb. OTerlooklnir the ocean. Hot ftalt batba and surf biithln Recreation pier for fishing. Sun parlors, electric lights, fireplace and furnace henf Klie walks and drlres. Sen foods a speclaltj .tales, $2.50 and $3.00 per day SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEKK. i DAN J. MOORE, Prop. schools of dentistry in the entire west. The annual session begins Oc tober 1. For further informa tion and cat.ilogua address Dr. Herbert C. Miller, Dean. Corner Fifteenth and Oonoa Sts-, Portland. Oreron. if I Every Girl ; Ha$ a Dream for Herself Think of the most ' beautiful, th most talented, most grace ful girl or woman , you know. Do you wish to bs like herT The talented and patient sisters at St. Mary's, of Portland, by their skilled teach ing and beautiful ex ample, help the young ladles under their care not only to real lie their own dreams for themselves, but . often discover and develop rare talents before unknown to their possessor or her friends. Make the most of yourself by having the best education. Send for sTew Catalogue. Ky i win u, wc 1 I Prepares You for Promotion, j Opens Sept. 23 SPECIAL COURSES English, Commercial, Industrial, Col I lege Preparatory. S-MontH CLASSES Term Accounting S 5.00 Algebra 3.0O Architectural Drawing 5.0flf Arithmetic 2.00 Bookkeeping 5.00 Buiiics-, KiiL'Iish 2.00 I'.tismess Law Carpentry and Woodworking 10. OO Civil Service (special) Commercial Show Card ' 30.00 Electricity 10.OO English (each class) 2.00) Erie-Hand Drawing 5.00 Ceometry 3.00 German 5,00 History, General (special) Latin Machine Design Manual Training Mechanical Drawing 5.00 Mechanics and Applied Math ematics Motors, Gas Mining and Assaying Penmanship Physical Geography Physics Plumbing Salesmanship Railroad Clerks Shorthand Spanish Telegraphy Trigonometry I Typewriting Vocal Music 3.00 Wood Turning lO.OO' Working Boys English School 4.SO' 5.00 S.OO S.OO 3.00 20.00 10.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 10.00 8.00, 8.00; s.oa s.ooj lo.oo; 3.0ft 5.00 Send or call for free illustrated eat alogue. Eourth and Yamhill. Phon Exchange 65. i MILITARY' ACADEMY'', PORTLAND ORE. A Boarding; and Day ccnooi tor loung ata ana aoya. Preparation for sol leges. U. S. Military and Naval Academies. Ae credited to Stanford tierKeiey, i.ornen. An herst and all State Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges. Manual train Ing. Business course. The principal haa had It years experience in Port land. Comfortable quar ters. Best environments. Make reservations no For Illustrated catalog and other literature a drfcss J. VV. HILL, ft!. D.v Principal and XToprietoa, ftr aassaui atat. i fl ....'II . a n'4 T nnfb.rltu aOwfcr.H Charges reasonable anil . 'v. I '' "orders or any design ! 1 promptly executed and sent prepaid to any part of the II. 8. The Skilled Chinese Jeweler, TOOK UVO ft CO., Jay Tu Chong, Mngr., 131 Alder street. Build Your House With Hollow Cement Blocks Frostproof, fireproof, dampproof. The heaviest, strongest and best are MADE! BY ' , " . . .. . . Parrish Thompson OStoa, 886 AUsky Bldr. Tactory, St Columbia University University Park Station, Portland, Or. Catholic Boarding and Day School for i voung men and boys. bltuated on a I high plateau skirting the Willamette river and overlooking the panoramic city of Portland: a veritable health re sort for studonts. Extensive play- gruun'is ana v.. largest gymnasium In the northwest. Collegiate, Preparatory and Commer cial Courses, catalogue sent on appllca tlon. HKV. JOSEPH GALLAGHER. C. S. C President CHOO& OPEBS BEPTEsfBEB 10. USinESS COLLEGE. Medical Department 9F.THJ& UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Slit Annual Session Begins Sept. U, '07. Address S. EL Joseph!. M. IX, Dean, . lift Xkum Bid Fortlaad. - "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY" TTLTOaVD BTJlXSTjrO. TEWTX UR UOKJUSOH. A. P. ABMSTXOira, ZA. PSZtTCXPAb Ours Is a large and trowing institu tion. We occupy two floors CSalOO feet. and have a 120,000 equipment Kepuia tlon for thorough work brings mora calls for help than wa can meet posl tlcn certain for each student when competent All modem methods of bookkeeping taught. Chartier Is our shorthand easv. ranld. lestble. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue, feusl-f ness forma and penwork free. Call, I phone or writs today. J Portland Academy pobtivajtb, omxao. , ; BlnstaaatH Tea Ops MVmat IsV Fits boys and irli fop sastsnt westsrn colleges. .Orsr tw hundr.l graduates admitted to college, ;A bosr.i- care of noma, Aa aUUella . thoroughly fluipp gymnasium, a lorn corns of sompstent and, eir - . need - teacher. elementary n -. both primary and grammar, nixi.-r i sama -management CaUJugu -,.; ( pplloatJes.