The Oregon daily journal., April 12, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

TnK OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND. SUNDAY , MORNING. APRIL 12. 1903, "
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IN SPRING NATURE
CREATES ANEW
JN FIELD AND FOREST.
WHAT MORE FITTING
TIME TO ARRAY ONE'S
SELF IN SUITABLE
APPAREL AND REFLECT
THE JOYS OF LIFE.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT
SMARTLY DRESSED MEN WILL WEAR
THIS SEASON, ASK
BEN
Leading Clothier
APPAREL FOR MEN
AND BOYS SUITABLE
FOR THIS JOYOUS SEA-
SON IN UNSTINTED
VARIETIES. STYLED
TO PLEASE THE MOST,
FASTIDIOUS; PRICED TO
FIT MODEST PURSES. '
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III FIRST PLACE
Library Contest Is Growing
Exciting and Much Ri-'
, . Valry Is Apparent .
' TMb week's count shows mora
changes In place,' and All contestants
- are retting to work In earnest. Nearly
every 1 one has rnade , some Increase In
votes 'nd several new names . are
added to the list. -'
- .Multnomah camp No. 77, W. O. W.,
have finally landed first place,- and the
members are determined to' hold it.
Several schools made large trains.! par-
. : : A- Twenty-Tear Sentenoe. f '
"I have just completed a twenty-year
health sentence imposed by Bucltlen's
. Arnica Salve, which cured me of b'eud
Ing piles -Just twenty years ago," write
O. s.Wolever, of LeRaysville; Y.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve heals tns worst
sores, bolls, burns, wounds and fats in
the shortest time. i5c, at Sk.dmore
Drur Cq.'s drujr store. ' 2 i
atcularly Woodlawn and Stephens
schools. The library Is creating a
great interest throughout all of the
city schools, and many sensational
spurts can be expected soon. -The con
test will close shortly before the ending
of the school year, and there Is still
ample time lor good work and a heavy
score. 'v '
Multnomah Camp 77. ,W. O. W... 48,734
WMUams avenue school ........87,795
Western Telephone club ........80,624
Shaver school ... . . , ... ...... 27,87 8
Stephens school ................17,144
Golden Rod Assembly U.- A.. ...14,742
Woodlawn school , .12.110
railing acnooi ..II, 183
Cast Side High sohool ...........ll.OQS
West Side High school ....... 8,(37
Federated.. Men s club ...... 7.40S
noiiaaay scnooi ................ 7,08
Columbia University .....4 , 8,467
Allen's Preparatory school ...... . 6,783
Ladd school c til
rrarn msaeinoiy .
East Side library
St. Marv'S academv
Atkinson 'school . . ,
Couch school . .
Chapman school v
Eagles i. . . i.
i. o. u. . . i qim
Bast Bide Athletic club .,,-. .'i-.v 1218
Young Men's Catholic Ath. club, l',14
VI I , .v. O V. JllllEJ 11TB. . . .
rorumouin scnooi
F. B. lodge 135 ,
St.' Vincent's - hosnltnl
Mt Hood circle 161. W. W. .
Central Chrlstish, church1" r.
vrrcigv nmiimgion it I, VV. U. W.
Ladies of Maccabees....;....,'-,
Catholic Forresters
Sunnyside school
4.811
4,77.1
8.806
8,248
1,885
1.784
1.660
1.433
1.403
1,148
1.041
1.005
1,000
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838
'. 891
. ' 887
. : 883
750
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Hawthorne school
Thompson school
Bellwood school
Women's Jewish Council
Bnattuck scnooi
A insworth school
ftome for Aged. I. O. O. F.
rvlngton school
Hill Military academy
Boys brigade
Homesteaders '
Oregon Fir M. W. A.
Portland academy
ML Tabor lodge A. F. A A. M. . . .
Oregon Grape camp M. W. A. 6976
A. O. U. vr...
Hawthorne lodge 111. A. F. A A. M.
Evergreen camp 6468, M W. A....
705
682
630
470
443
420
812
893
36
833
899
296
280
210
210
200
150
140
SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS.
rifty Hlrb-Orads tample Bolts on Sato
' Monday and Tuesday.
. New browns, blues, blacks, greens and
wines in fancy stripes, checks and plain
weaves, lust In by express from New
York. The entire lot on sale starting
Monday morning at 6O0 on the dollar.
No charge foi alterations. Also great
sale of sample waists and hosiery. Mo
Allen , & McDonnell. ; the good goods
store. 4 . . ;.. ;"' --V- - - a
If you want a house of your own lik
ing, we will build It for you In Evan-
ston and ; you may pay us on easy
monthly Installments. Take the W-W
car, select your lot and we will build
whenever' you say. . A Span ton agent
will be in Evanston all day Sunday.
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Sitle't ittn 'ow4er ' being bet nide. ' It's
best for ,10a. Fb, white, pink, brunet .
DAHO CElilT
SOON IN MARKET
Work Soon to Begin on the
Snake Eiyer and Outlook
Reported Bright
A fine body of Portland cement rook
has been-uncovered on the upper Snake
river. ? cement experts nave analysed
the rocK and report that from it the
highest grade of cement can be manu
factured. The following from the Lewls
ton( Idaho) Teller gives an account of
the inauguration of work by i a com
pany formed for the purpose of devel
oping the And: V
i .. iTha West Coast: Portland Cement
company- has authorised- the Inaugura
tion of work on th proposed cement
plant to be located on the upper Snake
river, and a force of men Will soon ba
sent to the upper river to begin work on
the foundations and temporary build
ings. -The decision was reached at a
meetinr of stockholders held in Seattln-
last -week, at which time- the election' of
officers - was . held and the office -was
moved from, Seattle to' Spokane.' The.
meetlnar -wnn. attnndrwl hr J.. P. l.ani
and J. M. . Edwards ot Lewlston. Mr. I
Langan being elected to the office of
vice-president ana Mr. tawaras reelect
ed to the nosition of manasrer.
' 'The outlook for the company Is very
bright,' said Mr. Langan this morning,
'and by fall we expect to have a plant
in operation that will manufacture at
least 100 barrels of cement a day. This
plant will be enlarged within a short
time, and plans provide for actively en
tering the Held for the cement business
of the entire northwest.
" 'The Improvements to be made this
summer will probably cost 376,000, and
the machinery for this plant Is now be
ing selected.'
That genuine Stem way. piano. In Jlrst
class condition, for 192.60 at Reed
French Piano Mfg. Co., 6th and Burn
ilde sts, - "
NEVER HAD GIRL ON MY
LAP, SAYS FORMER COP
Norristown April ll.--"Never In my
life havs I held a girl on my lap, " was
the announcement mtuls by ex.hier ot
Police William H. Delcamp, of Potts
town, before Judges Swarta and Weand
here today. -
Continuing. Delcamp said: "No, sir;
I never hugged a irl In my life.
The a denials were made oy Delcamp
after several witnesses had testified
that he was not a tit person to hare a
detective license, h v-4. . .
, Dolcamn'a petition Was signed by 189
residents of Pottstown. while about a
dozen persons signed the remonstrances
KAvera.1 of tha witnesses testified : thatJ
uiey oau kui u &-vutex uucniu uu.
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