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THE : OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY ' EVENING. JULY 8. 1008.
town spies'
' TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
llelil.TWfh player, lii "Bhulamlth
l-yrio "Ml fc,
alan, tha Circus Otrl"
lantages' Vaudevl !
Marquam
orana , . ,
The Oak .1 .
Concert and "The Head Walters'
The flr; haiard In the coursa of the
Portland Heights- reatdenta who want
to put In a boulevard and park around
the Vlata Drive on Portland Height
wan safely passed yesterday when the
It loot rmnnilltiiii nf tha . eltv council
voted two to three for an adoption of
HOFF CLEARED
OF GRAFT CHARGE
Manufacturers Agree With
State Labor Commission
er as to Letter.
City
Taylor's plan lor the
Enarlneer
boulevard und nark. The plan will be
recommended to the council for passage.
The opposition to the recommendation
of the drive Is based on the fact that
It will necessitate the condemnation of
some valuable property, and the fact
that the retaining wall that will have
to be, built Is considered a dangerous
thing for the houses underneath.
Alleging that It was obliged to eancel
a profitable 20-year lease- on Fourth
street property, between Everett and.
Flanders, the Dammler Investment com
pany has begun suit ln'the circuit court
to recover 13,300 damages from C L.
liaynes, from whom the plaintiff re
ceived a deed to the property last Oc-
that the Oregon
It Is stated
company holds a lease rrom
will npt vacate. The piain
that It was preparing to
erect a three-story building for Chung
San Tongr and nine other Chinese when
It discovered that it could not get possession.
tober.
Fuul
liaynes
tiff alleges
Three missionaries in India, two In
China and one in Manila are being sup
ported by the Columbia river branch of
the Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist church. At the
third quarterly meeting of' the branch
yesterday the secretary, 'reported re
ceipts of 18.428 during the last nine
months, and It .was agreed that at the
October meeting It will be necessary to
provide for additional missionaries.
Mrs. Crawford Thoburn presided at the
masting and papers were read by Miss
Adams, iMiss settle Hoioroon ana Mrs.
J. T. ABbott.
City Auditor Barbur is In a quandary
as to the method of viewing property
to be assessed for improvement work
alnce the decision of Judge O'Day. Mr.
Barbur believes that according to the
court's ruling the auditor must person'
ally view the property before the as
sessment Is levied. If this Is the- case
the auditor will be overwhelmed with
work that now develops upon the view
ers. Mr. Barbur has referred the mat
ter to City Attorney Kavanaugh for an
opinion. k
Dr. Esther C. Pohl, etty health officer,
has Issued a notice stating that there
are but eight cases 'of small pox In
Portland and that most of these have
come In from surrounding towns. Dr.
Pohl stated that there was an epidemic
"Vdurlng May in the vicinity of the Chap
IM.an school but most of these cases
were very mild and were stamped out
in a short time. The notice was is
sued because of the belief that has
become prevalent that there are many
cases In Portland at the present time.
Arrangements have been made by
which the delegates from Oregon to
the national convention of the Indo-
?iendence league will leave Portland on
he evening of July 20 over the O. H.
A N. for Chicago. The , convention Is
to meet In that city July 27. There
are 18 delegates from Oregon and the
party will be taken In a speolal Pull
man attached to the O. R. & N. train
at Portland and changed to the D, A
R. Q. at Ogden.
Judge Wolverton In the United
States court Is to take the case of the
O. R. & N. against the Oregon railroad
commissioners and Attorney-General
Crawford, involving the question of
rates In this state, under considera
tion. Arguments were concluded yes
terday afternoon, J. N. Teal appearing
for the defendants and W. W. Cottou
for the railroad.
Baggage smashers at the Union depot
ware astonished yesterday afternoon to
see a valise burst Into flames in the
baggage-room, with no one near to hold
responsible. The hose was turned on
the flaming valise, and an examination
of tha charred contents showed that It
contained matches. It is supposed that
some of the matches were ignited
friction in handling the valise.
A controversy , that arose some time
ago over the form of a notice sent to
manufacturers by State Labor Commis
sioner Ifoff was settled last night at
a meeting of tha boar of directors of
the Manufacturers' association.
, The' notice in question was sent out
by the commissioner to Inform manu
facturers that their inspection fees were
due and that Immediate payment would
facilitate the-' Issuance of certificate
promptly upon completion of Inspection
of their various plants. Tha object of
the commissioner was to facilitate issu
ance of the certificates, but tho un
fortunate wording of tha notice made
it appear that he was trying to milk
the manufacturers . for fees without
making the inspections as required' by
SCoff's better Bead.
At last evening's meeting the follow
ing letter from Commissioner Hoff to
President Fletcher LWin was. read, ex
plaining the commissioner's course:
Salem, Or., July , 1908. Mr. Fletcher
Linn,-President Manufacturers' Associ
ation, Portland: My Dear Sir My at
tention has been called to interviews
given out in behalf of the Manufactur
ers' association to the Telegram and
Portland Journal of June 29 censuring
my conduct of this office. I regret that
so much newspaper notoriety has been
given to a matter which could have
been easily adjusted by this office and
the Manufacturers' association. I do
not think that your association has any
wish to cripple my work'by detracting
from my character either as regarding
efficiency or integrity. In using the
cards taken exception to in the inter
views. I adopted the form used by tha
wasmngton commissioner, but unfor
tunately I see that a double construc
tion can be put on the meaning of the
same.
There Is no Intention on the part of
this office to renew any certificates ex
cept upon relnspeotlon. The cards ere
used to call attention and to facilitate
tha work. If the money is in the treas
ury when the inspector's report arrives
the certificate can be issued without
any further delay. In the future I shall
change the wording of the cards if
thought necessary to Issue the same, so
that no mistake in the meaning can be
made. I
It Is my Intention to make the work
such, as to give the greatest guarantee
of safety to both employer and employe.
It is certain that in this matter their
interests are Identical.
In order that the work, which Is as
yet new and in which there is much
to learn, can be made more perfect, I
desire and ask .your earnest support and
advice in the matter and shall always
be glad to hear by letter or in person
any suggestions that you may think
beneficial. I Shall always thoroughly
oonBlder such advice and act on any
and all suggestions that will hetter
serve all concerned.
I trust that vour oriranliatlnn will
remedy, through the same sources, the
Injurious impression that the above
mentioned interview has caused.
Slncerelv yours.
O. P. HOFF. .Commissioner.
Commissioner Exonerated.
The manufacturers adopted resolu
tions exonerating the commissioner
from the charge of graft, and favoring
the rigid enforcement nf th. iinm
inspection laws of Oregon, for the pro
tection of both employer and employe, j
xv nao vicviqu hi ino meeting; mat me :
Star Drill & Machinery comnanv of 1
Akron, Ohio, which was Induced by the j
osjutinuun iu iwhcd a Drancn ractory
here, has commenced work on Its fac- ;
torv bulldlnr fn Rant Portland a fur-.
nlture manufacturer having the largest'
Dusiness on fuget sound has decided to
build a very large prant at Portland. !
having concluded that this is the best
point for distribution on tho north-:
coast. A California furniture manufac- i
turer Is arranging to move his entire
plant to Portland. Indications are that ,
the metropolis of the Columbia river
country Is to have phenomenal growth
as a manufacturing center during the :
next tew years.
CITY HOUSES
CHfflE HIPS
Dr. C. W, Lowe Purchases a
'Johnson-Street Apart
ment Building.
Realty sales so far this week, while
not so large" nor Involving the- same
class of property as the big deals of
last week, are of sufficient magnitude
and Importance to show a vast Improve
ment In the market In the past few
weeks.
Dr. C. W. Lowe, an out of town rest-
dent, has completed the purchase of
the two-story apartment house on John
son street Just west of Twenty-third.
The consideration Involved was 15,000.
W. A. Cadwell has closed a deal with
Confad Repp for several pieces of east
side property, involving iih.ooo. , The
roperty named in this transfer Is a
ouse -and lot at the southwest corner
of Falling and Hendricks street, the
dwelling house at the northwest corner
of Falling and East Tenth street and
0x200 feet facing on the east side of
union avenue Decween rremont ana
Beach streets.
Mrs. Helen B. Banks, formerly a resi
dent of Portland, but now living in Salt
Lake, has sold to Deertng A Jackson
her former residence at the northwest
corner of Broadway and East Twenty
second streets; consideration, 87,000.
F. C. Drews has sold to Mrs. Sarah
O'Malley a house and lot on Kerhy
between Knott and Sellwood streets for
84,260.
Adrian MeCaiman has purchased from
John Mayson a 30x80 foot lot on
Eleventh street between College and
Jackson street for a consideration of
$3,800.
Satin skin powder doesn't show, perfumes the
skin. Flesh, wiilte, pink, brunet.
CHARLES COGSWELL
LEFT BIG ESTATE
Charles Cogswell left an estate worth
1 72, 866, as shown by the report of Ap
praisers L. Oerllnger, Joseph K. Page
and N. A. King, filed In the county
court yesterday. Approximately half the
estate consists of Interest in or bus
iness connected with the Warner Val
ley Stock company. His holding of
stock, comprising 247 shares, are placed
at 2f700, while $9,000 mere is du
th estate on notes and accounts of
th company. . Seven acres of land In
on tract In Clackamas, county are
alued at 88,000 and two shares In th
Oregon Life at $2,000. The remainder
of flier estate largely consist of note
secured by mortgages on real estate.
The Short Line to St. Paul.
Th Canadian ' Pacific. Soo-Spokan
route is the short line between Port
land and the Twin Cities their time
the- fastest.
Tomorrow and Friday will positively
be the last days for discount on west
side gas bills, Portland Gas company.
SB. KOOSHTCBUtm MXDICATCT)
STEAM BATH PARLORS
So. avi Sixth St. Iff.. Portland, Or.
L. D. Carter, Manager.
The Best and Most Wonderful Bth In
the World XrfUly Attendant for th
Ladies.
These baths are of Inestimable value
for Rheumatism. Kidney Diseases.
Dropsy, Stomach Troubles and all kin
dred ailments and have no weakening
effect, but strengthen and exhilarate In
every case.
by
A medal Of honor veteran of th Civil
war passed away In the Mount Scot't
district last week In the death. Of Spen
cer Saulcer. He Joined the Second Vir
ginia cavalry early in the war and was
one of the last to be mustered out.
General Custer ' presented him with a
fold modal for bravery In action. Tho
unernl at Laurelwood Methodist church
was largely attended.
Mrs. Fannie Welnsteln has begun suit
In the circuit court for divorce from
Louis Welnsteln, to whom she was mar
ried In Russia in 1887. She alleges
that she has frequently been beaten and
cursed by a drunken husband. She
He k.s the custody of their four younger
children. There are five elder ones.
Coos bay service resumed. The steam
er "Panama" has been secured by the
Portland Coos Bay Steamship com
pany to tnke the place of the "Break
water," while the latter Is In drydock.
Tlie "Panama" will sail for Coos bay
at 8 o'clock, Wednesday evening, July
h, from Oak street dock.
avenue and East Ankeny street. The
property has a frontage of 10 fret and
a depth of 90 feet. Mr. Ainsworth In
tends to Improve the property. The
constaerRtion was xzt,500.
P. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phone
f Main 165
Home 11165
First and Oak
The meeting of the Ladles Auxiliary
of the A. O. H. last Monday night in
the W. O. W. hall. Eleventh street, was
largely attended. Eighty-five members
were present. Miss Drlscolt acted as
sentinel. Readings and speeches were
made by the memoers.
YOU
R PICK.
Any Spring Suit
in Our House
o
This means your choice of
all $25.00, $27.50, $30.00
and $35 Suits for $14.85
The best only in this sale
Two-Piece Outing Suits
Kidney-Cure
ftOc Bottle QSi.io Bottle
hot xxDicmrx
AjrOIZKXlTTS.
HEIUG
THUATUH V
14th and Wsshlnitoa
Phone Mala 1 and A lilt
Last Tim Tonight at 1:15
Yiddish Dramatic Players
In
-HtnAMTTH"
Prices, $1.00, 7tc 80c.
Mr.
W. J. Van Damme, 185 Morrison
street, city Dear 81r: I have had kid
ney trouble for several years, and of all
the remedies that I used none of them
helped me. Noticing your ad In The
Journal I tried one nottle of your tea,
and felt better, and have since used
two more bottles and I now feei com
pletely cured.
I think your "Kidney Cure Tea" Is'
wonderful, and I heartily recommend It
to my friends and the general public.
Your grateful friend.
ROBERT SHULCHER,
60 Davis st, city.
W. J. Van Damme
180 Morrison st.
Kezt to Pap's Coffee House.
Marquara Theatre MaJToao
Commencing Monday, July IS. Alexan- '
der Pantages announces a spwlnl en
gagement of T. DAsTIXXi rBAWLir.
supported by Miss Allleen May and the
i'antages players In TIB BFOlT.rnti.
Rex Reach a Great Alaskan Play. Heatu
on aula Thursday. prlces Evening,
60c. a6o. 85c, 16c. Matinees Tusday,
Wednesday, Saturday and Humlay.
Prices, 26c and 16c.
CURES RHEUMATISM
... V
t?l fin noidens
iJ.UU Rheumatic
ui
Cure
Tat bottle. Vet bottle.
AH XKTXXJTAX. BXXSDT TOM.
RHEUMATISM
ur. its xAinr tobmb.
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
TRADE SUPPLIED BY
A.W.AIlen&Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
16th St Marshall Sts., Portland, Or.
PACIFIC COAST AQENTS.
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
MARQUAA1 GRAND
Pantages Advanced Vaudeville
Attractions.
TOSTGHT ABTD ALL THIS WXSX
" TH BIAX.TO QUABTET
Funniest and cleverest people in vaude-'
vllle, direct from New York, and
ELECTKA
Experimentalist in electricity, present
ing amazing novelties.
Three performances dally. Popular
prices. Curtain t 3:80, 7:80. 9 p. m.
THE GRAND Vaudeville deluxe
Week of July . The sterling artiste
MISS AN IT HAMXLT01T
Supported by a thoroughly capable com
pany In the Mexican study, "Beggars,"
EtRET FIX.CE&
And a host of other big acts. Owing to
JllneHK, Mr. Hugh l.loyd will be unable
to appear this week.
LYRIC THEATRE
Both Phones again 4683, Rome 1096. -Week
commencing Monday, July 6,
sixth week of tho famqus Blnnkall-At-wood
Stock Company In the Sparkling
Farce Comedy,
"MISS SATAN, THE CXBCTJS OZBXk"
One of the Season's Big Events.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
Sunday; prices 10c and 20c. Every ev
ening at 8:30; prices 10c and 20c. "
Next Week "The Tide of life."
At
Just
y2
Former
Prices
FAMOU
CLOTHING
COMPANY
Morrison and Second Streets
A New Departure
The cost of Interments has been
greatly reduced by the Holmsui Under
taking company.
Heretofore it has been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all Incidentals - connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company. the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket Is furnished
by us we make no extra charges for
embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired, of us. except clothing, cemetery
and carriages, thus" effecting a saving
of i6 to in on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
080 TKXBO ST. COM. SAXJKON.
STAR THEATRE
FIRST TIME IN THE CITY. .
rnrcHBOscoFB,
PICTURES
LAUGH
TALK
A3TD SOTO
Continuous Performance. Admission lOo
NICKELODION
130 SIXTH.
Change lLvery Day
ALL GOOD SUBJECTS,
y till 6 p.
jew bill fn
2Z
Yesterday a Church of Christ of 68
members was organized at Gladstone.
It Is expected the number will be
swelled to 70 very soon. Gladstone, for
the next two weeks, will be the busiest
place in Oregon as multitudes are ar
riving at the Chantauqua grounds.
Pav9; the discount Send cheek qr
pay at office on or before the 10th to
save the discount 'on July bills for Iht
Automatic Telephone. Home Telephone
Co., corner of Park and Burnslde
streets.
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
DRAYAGE
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
" CLAY S. MORSE KSL
4th & DAVIS wiK 13th & HOYT
EVERYONE
KNOWS
BURNS9
COFFEES!
D. C. BURNS CO.
Ctlfees, Teas & Spices
aoS-aio Third St.
Burns' Coffees are Cof
fees with a reputation
of 20 years. No matter
how strong the competi
tion, the sales constant
ly increase because once
a drinker of Burns' Cof
fees always a drinker.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid fdr In advance
und used only between the hours of t
nnd 8 am. and B and 9 n. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
ufii contrary to these rules or waste
fully it will be shut off.
Thomas Wood has begun suit for di
vorce In the circuit court from Sylvia
U Wood, alleging that she deserted Wm
1n February, 1907. They were married
In Portland January 16, 1904.
Mall Von Borstel have sold for
John R. Brtgham to Mr. J. C. Alns-
V.irih the southwest corner of 'Orand
The rural delivery out of Orient Is
to be transferred to Boring August 1.
It is believed the Orient office is to
be discontinued, although no word to
this effect has been received lrj Fort
land as yet.
Corns quickly relieved and tired and
acting feet made comfortable by a few
apVllcations of Hedging Corn Cure; 26c
a bottle of Albert Kernl, the druggist.
23J Washington street.
To sell your household goods call up
Rubenstein's. It will pay you Also j
buy men's clothing. Main 6S01, ITS
Front street, northwest corner YamhllL
The best way to clean
silverware solid or
plated is to BOIL it.
Put the silver in a large
pan. Cover it with cold
water. Add half a cake
of vIvor Soap, shaved
fine. Set on the stove
and let the water boil
until all the soap is dis
solved. Pour off the
suds, rinse the silver in
cold water and wipe it
with a chamois cloth.
Ivory Soap v
99 Per Cent. PurtL-
i . I lot '
t
Steamer Jesse Harktns. for Camas, i
Washougat and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leavus Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. ,
T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to S!H
Washington street, cor. Sixth. Main 8069
Woman's Ezahanga. its Tenth street,
lunch ll:t0 tt, i; business men's lunch. 1
121
D. Chambers Son, opticians.
Morrison Lreet. comer of Sixth.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. Btrowbridge. UenJInger bldg.
Berger, signs, show card a 1(4 TamhlU
Buy the Bonvllle Pub. Co.'s stock.
Journal want nds. le a word-
To Lewiston Without
Change.
The O. R. A N all-rail Rlparla-Lewie-
ton line Is now completed and In dally
operation. This train service includes i
a through Pullman car. leaving Portland;
at 15 p. m , arriving at Lewlston the
following morning at o'clock. Re
turning leave Lewlnton ? p m . arrive
Portland at t a. m. . the following
morning.
Her Dearest Friend.
The beat Mend of the refined man or
woman Is Eversweet, the toilet ruts
that remerea all odor of peropi ration,
15c and Uc. at all dragvtorea. or ad
drs The J. A. Clwnennon Droer com
psaf, recond and Yamhill streets, the
store) that sells sit the great remedies.
Twnwifw and TYidsr wfll poeit!!
r th Ut days for discount on west
ids gs feLUa, Portland Gaa oonefanr.
r.
EVERYTHING FOR SUMMER COMFORTPORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE,
HAMMOCKS, PORCH BLINDS, ETC.
i
Si
lemlock Salve
Remedy from nature. A ' quick and
permanent
CURE OF PILES
Just Cures Piles, Nothing More.
OH SALB AT
Skldmore Drug store. 151 Third.
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Watts & Matthelu, corner 'Williams
and Russell.
And other leading drug stores.
DR. PERKINS
"SANITARY"
REFRIGERATORS
Are indorsed by leading health authorities
Mr and experts on the science of refrigeration
io De me mosi perieci ana sanitary system
of food preservation. Bv the Dr. Perkins
principle a positive and continuous circulation is created fresh, pure air
being forced into and after circulating through ice and provision cham
bers is expelled through an outlet. By this method contamination is im
possible, and, besides, onions, butter, milk, meats, fish and other strong
foods can be kept together without becoming tainted. "Sanitary" Re
frigerators are made in many sizes and styles, zinc and enamel lined.
Sold on easy-payment terms.
LAWN
MOWERS
GARDEN
HOSt:
in the
Basement.
OMPLETE-H0WE-FURni5HER5E!
New Process
GAS
RANGES
Sold on Easy
Payment
Terms.
ANDREWS' TTEh PLUGS
tap toothsche instantly, also obrlate
It try filling tha caritles, aiclndlnr
food, etc., whlcn accumulate, daoom
poaes, form an aold and facilitate da
cav Thfy temporarily TILL and l'REV
Bini V K tha teeth prior to the Insertion,
of permanent filling. Can be Inerte4
with toothpick and rarnorad whan da
atred. but unltka o-oUed toothache
niu and aea, they do not molt,
come out, mil with the food and upaet
.,n. ...h Humrlnr as a toothache rwna
dr no born. nobllter. About ID- plug-"
In a bottle, Ida. At drugs UU or bj mail.
24a-32QSPLACC CMICA0O.IIL.
Free admission every Monda
m. for ladles and children.
alrdome, 8:15.
"THE SXAS WAXTEKS"
Famous eastern comedy success, with
20 novelty speclalti and song num
bers, by Allen Curtis comedy players.
"The Head Walters"" is in the class of
"District Leader." "Gingerbread Man,"
"Land Of Nod," etc. Hear the "Dream
ing" song.
BIX DATS BAOXira AT THE BTtTX
Swimming classes daily at the bath
pavilion. See Mr. Austin.
"15 Minutes From Alder Street."
San Francisco
vs.
Portland
UOXEATIO PABX, COB.
TAUOXV Ain A4TK STB.
JTJXT 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 18.
Oames begin week daya at
3:30 p. m., faunday, 2:30 p. m.
Admission fee Bleachers,
lie; grandstand, 50c; boxes, 26c extra;
children, bleachers, 10c; grandstand, 26c
1VAJDXXS' SAT riUDAT.
Boy und.er II free to bleacher
'Cednesday.
TEETH
outruns
Save
Money
r i m nniai us, ,77'' h'l
f -eW
1 1 '.
I
Come and have free examination. '
WE EXTRACT TEETH FKE: SIIj.
VER FILUNQ8, 6o UP; GOLD FILL
Ttfna ft. ttd Oii"!' rvn tcctu ii .,a.
SPLENDID BET. t.00; QOLD
CROWNS. $2.50 TO 18.00. '
All work guaranteed for tan year. -Lady
attendant always preeent. All
work done absolutely without pain by
specialists of from 11 to 14 years' es
pertene.
Boston Dentists
Some Phone A-0O30.
none ICala S03O.
UtH Sforrlaoa BV. Ovo. Posoffia, ,
OXOOU AITO COIVXJEOSS.
I advise you aa to
equipment and in
vestments in mines:
SR veari mlnlnar ex
perience; Information free.
Offer of a great mlae to eloae aa aetata
W.N.RUBLX
Oolden. Or.
Diamond Roof Stains
1U BXABSS
MADE FROM CREOSOTB
5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Qal.
Portland Sash & Door Co.
t3o raoiT IT.
rOKTXtAJTD. OA
COAL
Kemmerer Conl
The Best Wyoming Coal on tha Port
land Market.
CanrBcmxET xmos. ova)
Bunkers ISth an 3 Marshall. Phoaea
Main 111. A-Illl.
coavt' vAexm mzvAta oa
wxBT saachtae repaii week mmr rpw
etalty. We repair and guarantee) any
sewing machine, no matter what make.
of how bed. we do any kind of re-palr
work and cleaning at the lowest possi
ble rates. BteyrU and store repetrlng.
lock work and key fitting. We call for.
deliver and guarantee all work, arxi
bav the only gasoline marine a i pert oa
the Pacific coast Pbone East 1111,
4ft F.t Morriav.fi et.. Portian-t. Or.
.$)eWvaVVvCv
Leading Business College
ELKS BUILDINQ
Thoroughly equips lor busUr
ness life.
Teachers all specialists.
Day and evening sessions.
Phones M. 590, A1596.
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
Bvaocca sexoot. vat ajtd xtxx
. . xxa exjasszs
Arithmetic, Oram mar, JW.kVfilr t .
BhorthSDd. T)twrlttng. rnmaaai.l
Lw, t. any branch 4 errand.
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