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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREttW VfoV)TlQJiafAE? V'OYlTtAUtT(JWS!u7r7''lE!VTt; JULY it. 1&0S. DALLAS GIRL TAKES LEAD IEK m iniiDiuAi'o ortiTir?Ti HEAD OF SPIRITUALISTS m JuuniUHLo bum iloi 1 FYodn I.uun.T. I'nlUis, Oregon 2 Halph li'ilnHlt, 347 Htanton St. Portland .... 8--OUve Williams. Monmouth, Oregon 4 J.rnna 11. Mellon. 815 Grand Ave. "N., Portland 6 lUv llHipcr. The I mil en, Oregon j)r.iycc IKKImiry. Hlnlork. Oregon J- liny Hnlmx, Myrtle Point. Oregon 8- H I"rl J.ii kscin, Foront Grove, Oremm P Harrv t'raln. 4 63 K. 11th St. N. Iortluiul .... 10 Clyde t'oo'ey. ;'7 Tenlno St., Portland U t;jurix Nelson. Oswejro, Oregon 1! O. Adrian Smith. 142 furry tit, Portland 13 lloval II. Cr , .St. Johns 14 - Frank Kcm.eli. S31 Grnnd Ave, Porll.ind 18- -Lloyd llvrir), l..-ifiiyelt Oregon If -IaMd McK. Wilson, JJnnton, Oi rgon 17Julla H. Hylmider. 2 BO Cook Ave, Portland ... lg Ktta Bhelton. I'liton. Oregon 19 (jrm-e II. Kn:i. liold Hill, Oregon JO Charlea Hllhard, SUverton, Oregon H Myrtle Ilog.-rs. l!31 Endicott S . Pol tland jj pul A. N'unan, Salem, Oregon jjAdela Vollstedt, Albany, Oregon 24Mld 'Williams. Baker City, Oregon JS Miss Dolon Lilly, LaGrnmle, Oregon 16 Margaiot McCoy, LnGrande. Oregon 27 Marcella (I. Boone, 64 Mldburn, Kern Park .... J :t. r.f. I :. I 3 1,M' !'..'.: :. r. . ; o f.. vf f. 10 4.-H) 4..:-:. L..v,, a i.t.vi .-,: l . ... 1 .- ! 0 s:;o !.'(. 7:10 ;:. .05 4".t Iso 130 LYsolution Asking That She lie Dropped From Joll JU'sfimlcd. At the Mi'illiitiin' da a ( lo 1 ef liit lioi signed l fh. ionrnn.1 herewith presents the fourth score In the educational contest, and again eoveral changes are noted. This score Includes all subscriptions received up to and Including July IS. Ray Harper, a contestant from The Dalles, comes to the front with a score of over nine thousand the first time his- name was published In the list. This Is an exceptionally flatter ing showing far Mr. Harper, and we no doubt will hear from lilrn every day from now on. ... Freda I-auner, the Dallas contestant. 1 jumps to first place and now leads the procession with over six thousand to the good. Ralph Robnett drops to second place, - but his score shows a substantial Increase over the last pub lication. Olive Williams drops bai.-V to third place, but as the young lady if able to canvass only on Friday and Saturday, owing to her attendance at summer school, the next publication will no doubt show a large increase in her score. Lenna Melton still holds the fourth place, with Bar Harper, of The Dalles, fn fifth. Karl Jackson, of Forest Grove, has entered the score again vig orously and will no doubt come to the 1 front from now on. Harry ("rain, al though considerably hnndlraj fed, vis Its us nearly every day and is care fully and closely canvassing the entire district around his home. Others Climbing David Wilson, of Llnnton, has not started actively to work, but we sliull no doubt hear from him quite substan tially In a chort time. It Is several days since we heard from Charles Ulh bard. but no doubt he is hard at work. Myrtle Rogers intends, to take a vaca tion shortly and will then visit and canvass The Dalles thoroughly- Miss Williams, of l.iakur City, should come to the front very soon, and Baker City should come forward with some sub stantial support for her. Several new contestants entered the contest this week and are getting to work in earnest. Although the contest Is now becoming active and each pub lication shows additional votes, there Is ample time for energetic and active boys and girls to enter the contest and make an excellent showing. We hear encouraging reports from every con testant entered ana each one is grad ually tying down their many friends with at least a promise of support and votes. It will be worth your while to watch the score closely nnd help your contestant In every way possible. PUBLIC DOCKS FACTOR TO GREATEST BUILD CITY Views of men interested In the dock ownership question are conflicting, and on one hand it is argued that Port land would not benefit by public own ership of docks. Other authorities on ' .the subject say public dock ownership would be a great force in the building . tip of this port as a shipping center for '.'ocean carriers. ' ' I J. Couch Flanders, chairman of the . 'navigation committee of the Portland .'chamber of commerce. Is one who does ,liot wholly believe in public ownership 'of docks. He says the amount named I.': Portland's Initiative bill passed at the 'last election would be entirely inade-i j quate to carry out any system or pub lic ownership In this city, as It would 'require that much money to put up Tone first-class dock with modern e.juip- -ment for handling cargo. '. Referring to comparisons made wltn , San Francisco state-owned docks Mr. ( Flanders said: Ships Pay BTo Wharfage. 1 ' At the state docks of San Francisco 'ships pay wharfage according to their 'tonnage, and In addition the shipper 'or the consignee pays 6 cents per ton for all freight uasslng the dock. Thrr "Is no storage privilege at these docks, j '.? All freight has to be removed tverv: ,!' day. "In Portland the ship pays no wharf age. The receiver or shipper of riie 'freight pays 25 cents per ton, and ra... "leave the stuff a month on the dock 'It is the rule of ship charters that th freight rate shall be if cents per ton :)ower t8 ports where no wharfage is charged. While can tranclseo docks are (owned and managed by the state, tiiq grain exports of ( alifornia are bhlpp-.I over private owned docks at Costa p.lco. No business Is done over state docks that can be done over private docks. New York owns Its docks, whii Brook lyn and Jersey City do not. T!.e ex port business of New York Is done ov;r Jersey City and Brooklyn docks " A sum very much larger than $501. 000 will have to be furnished by port land if the city Is to own the docki n J. T T r X . r. 7 5 c.t. of - .-i.-f-. ? 1-5: :.. trt: . ar..J 4 it fr,rrt tfei It.:.? fare ' .i "" a year, ttrer.-ti a. TV) cf th- b-f- wen w.-.lch 1.4 There Is bonis Mr. or.cering puh- The iluod Is The life." Science has never gone beyond th fcbove simple stotemtnt of scripture. But it bag lllurainuted that statement and glTen it a meaning ever broadening with the increasing breadth of knowledge. When the Wood is "bad "or Impure .1 Is Dot alone the body which suffers through disease. The brain is aiso clouded. hf! mind and 1 cted,anf"ny an evil deed or lmm:r iBOintjr--tK-ocUy traced to tho Impilwrr of i'- CT Fq.;1. impure Ho i Pierce's Go Meca 1 'igcoverrL ? enj:c? iin: :,..r.r,-i ihTre ' tunng, pixp!f.s. Notches, eruptions a: i other cuu.vitis affection., as tcv-vr.:,. tetter, or s':-rheuni. hives and otLtr taanJfestt;o:i8 of Impure bKcid. i t Id the txre of crofu;ou swellings, en larged glands. ";n eating ulcer, or o!d ores, th- "s. ,. n Med.ca! Discovery "Lis performed 'V- ..-t marve.ou cures. Ir. Cases of old ;re,or ( ;en etlr,g uicer H It rell V, tpp'y to the oT-n sore Dr. llerce' Ai'.-lWiln? Salve, which i-worn-uful healing povney w l, r. ,d al an a-.; iicatlon to the sore lc cor. Janctloo wit!-, the v.v of "C.lden Ml;-. ' Dlscorery s a luood el-wiling con-t,- vooonai trnattaent. If y.ur drug,. dont happen to hare the All-IJeaiirt 6alT" In itodc. you can easily procure :'. - bj tnckiftlnc fifty-four cer.ts In postetr tamps to Dr. il. V. Pierce. j Main St. : UuSalo, K. Y., and H will erm to you b; return poat. Most dnircists kwp n a ra!tu the 'Gcldan VIedica: DiscoverT A & t. z - w m , Ton ran't a2Tr-d to accept any inedicloe . mt krn,tn C jinfittrtrm as a tubstlt:;; Ijr'OwsJen .Vodk-al Plscorery,- which u B BMvSclM OF " K50WH CX1X roI7 lo." tar! ay a miipM list of lncmdieu !a plaia Enrrish on lu hot Ue-wrapper, U ara U-xng attfvd a eonct and ft oath. . Dr. IVw1 rtaLUM IVIkw rearaUt lorVr'-rtt rvicaach. Urefaad bswtX It Is said, for one good dock costs abont 1400,000. The north bank roads n-w dock now under construction on the Weldler tract will be 1.000 feet Ion. 155 feet wide, ani wi:i c.st J!1'V.oi without machinery. Ti:e ntter cai '1 Iuk tailed for about $lS.C-.) f-r tfc rr. : modem plant to hand:-; (rrain an'l . -.- r cargoes. The grour.d 03 wM-;S i.ri doc is balit Is aesd at a Tai--tion of liJO.'VJO. OakOud tn IaL Cakland. which by a fi--)"- f supreme c',:rz ftaa rjitcj its ecttre atr fr-?n: fr-m tzt Southern r'a.-;f.c riiir-.aA 1 j'-.ir? about th hgir.fr.- rf a wt.xrf '. !cg piaa that' wtli uitlraawir cos: l:' 0r'i,;ir Tre cour. ::i r i a t. - lr4ry aa:hor:x-.i a " pv; : on a fv.-rt'"! of J t'?': ". worn, an.j fr;gae.i j. 1 t:-r-nn, ver, ;or of ' seawaiis. t Sar. Ft-iTi u-irters rr.; cost J'J.ij.v Of t I , ZZ').ij r net re"rvie. afrer bor-.ii a.-i i fiii $230 '.'00 at.. .-,Ov.O used tn naklcc ei:r.- rct city wx fcr , in a ff:a:trr.nt lie docks, said : '"Orie res ..it cf state ownership Is 'that evry tr-tmp t-a. ---.- er.terlng th. port of San r'rtctucfl js provided wfh a berth without d.orimir,aflor.. This is o-r.K of the great advantage of pub lic ownership over tne private owner snip that is go often used to crush com petition. The Stat He!t Line rallroal. which connects with ail the terminals and docks, is part of the dork system, and in a gre.it so;rre of rev--nje, 9'I,0j0 cars being hin.-:d !ar year, 'with a revenue of over 1-00, 0K. "Iublic dock ' wnershiri Is so populir In California that the las! leglwiature apt 0:1 ted a commission to In v-Mlgn! snipping condltlomi i.n ail the harb'ir? of t.'.e state, with a view to stato own ership and Improvement Th- omm't tee. after an extended Invent Igat I on which revealed many -evils In the f,,rm 1 of monopoly and excessive charges un- uer priare ownersr.lp, Mas reported In favor of a general bond Issue of 11.'. 000, 0"0 for the purpose . f talking ovr and improving all the harbors of the state. Great Boost for Cities. "These Ideas are rot revolutionary, but are In line with the experience of the great sea nor l rltlen of the t'nl .d Btates and other nations. New York's docks are public, and have eot !"V ".'''."". and the cltv is toIay pr-pr:r.it to spend JIOO.000,000 for betterments and exf.-nshns, "Philadelphia leased Its public do lis for a few years to the Penns vl vanla railroad and afterward fn'ind tfiat In shl'.pmg had h-en largely diverted 1 . i'tk Every seaport In the o.-'d e pi:!,l!e dock r.wnerl'lp pr-xa.N f"rged a1. pad, anl cities with 1 ri- vat docks have declined In maritime Jn r'ortnn' e I.l'.erj.'.: h.n rxj ended ?00 01 n. ' ft' on It-, public ,'o-k nvt,m, s.ntl etil.vs a revi'"i- e i (!"' ftc.o n v.nr thi-e !r i;:aw has expended ,.n j. iMI - s J r, , o 0 ii 0 n Hamburg l ( Antwerp I Jt.O'lO.ft"'. Hiiltrrl en 7 i.i, .,.,,1 Newas'le-on-Tvne J -; nr... Tt---r.Tr. 55,"CO ?io. Mair p. ... ,, mvi Tt... Jare'ro ISO OOO.Oeo ' i ip : r.i - .:,.' 0- e.. Iteun-s Avres 1 'HO 0 ') Kc i.e J s.soii of.n "The evi.lutlon of the bie shin .hir ing the last 20 ye las mi!.- h.-,rlor re.-or.st 'j c t Ion end Imi r. . ,ir t tr Fary ;.li evtr the w-.'ld 1 p..r which have ren.ized ar.d T-rt.a-r.i tr.r r, w c-.ditl'-'ns lave prnt-res..i Kt . w..ndrf ;I rare, and Thoy. that h r attemp.ted to eompe! th.. sv-lp to f'rm w't' the hir-T hn .-e;pr o h'nd The value of n rrt-o.- uSi-. Hrr.. tij from f'-n , j. .-, .', , Ar -. thing cv:s!n ! ax . tf meeting of the Ministers' Protective association Bun- i was taken rescinding ihe which bad preWously been four members of the officers. asking that Mrs. Sophia H. oip name i... dr,,i I from the roil, and those of it... ,1.1. tut, m to the national assocla- i.,.t iih her. This nctlon i, ..i .ltne.t removed nil disabilities u. i , .. k,.mi a nd the ileli'gnteH, :.r!i I..- ihe elf.-.t of reiallilug lior in her piislllon uh bead of the local spirit u .. . i i UB. -V. I. ' J ... , . The i e.s.dutlon whlcn wns ignvo o? iievetal of the officers, was Introduced I b (iieen ' l.oe, who endeavored to wiiow thut Mrs Selp had acted without authority In entertaining John Mater ,..i ,..iv .n istoir his meetings as held f the state assocla tion 1 htse elmiges of Loves to which Mrs Seip will be compelled to answer, were marie the basis of a sutt tn which Love claims damages. Ixv charges that Mrs. Selp has made a mini-i.e.- i.f false statements and declares he will push his case In the courta. In a signed statement he says: 11 mn adverse to trying this case In the newspapers, and lor that reason 1 have nt no time offered over my name anything for publication concerning the situation, yet 1 feel Justified In cor recting some glaring falsehoods under heavy headlines that were apparently authorized by Mrs. Sophia B. Help and offered In the Oregonlan this (Monday) morning. "As to the cause In court, I have only this to skv: I brought the suit because of the following telegram from George B. Warno, president of the N. S. A I now copy the telegrnm: " tllendlve, Mont., July 2, 1908 C. C. Iove. Care 11. 1). Barrett, 890H Morrison Street. Portland, Or. Provent by In junction or legal steps Sophia B. Selp and associates from Interfering with rlKhts of our association or Its Oregon auxiliary. " 'GEORGE B WARNE, " 'President National Spiritual Associa tion.' "Mrs. Kelp has enused to be published the following false statements: "First 'Love hns been stirring Presi dent Warno of the national association un to nctlon ' "Second - 'Iive could not prove his charges against me (Mrs. Selp) before Mr Warn, when he was here a few weeks p? so now he is trying u out in couriji-' yj " 'He wires Mr. Warne this and that," etc. "I want to say now positively and unequivocally that eaoh and all of the foregoing statements are absolutely false. Oeorge H. Warns, president of the N. S. A., was not only satisfied that my charges were true, but he also found the Oregon Htate Spiritualist as sociation did not have a legal quorum for the transaction of business and charged Mrs. Sophia B. Selp not to hold any more meetings or do any business In the name of Oregon State Spiritualist association. "After giving Mrs. Selp that charge he also told her he had appointed Harry Tanckwich and J. E. Tflgg attorneys, In fact to take charge of the oooks, papers', charters and money of the state associa tion, to h id the same until the first -s'stt! it ir the coming September, when, t'-ey'are tt ereanlxe the coming cor. vent !!. af'.er wMrii titer are to to ovr ti.e y rt;e to tta Jaeoesir-g MYRTLE POIIIT BOY 111 RACE Jta.v rainos Determined to A in One of Journal Scholarship Prizes. Ray Haines, a bright boy with sparkling brown eyes, black hair and of tall, slender stature Is liked by all who know him. lluy Is a lad of It years who has lived most of his Ufei around Myrtle Point, Or., where his father now has a dairy farm. This young man Is spoken of by all as very ambitious unci bright- lie Is a grad uato from the ninth grade. Ills friends say thut he will carry out anything he undertakes to the best of his ability. Hay Intends canvassing right the young maid la not trained she can scarcely mature right. All the contestants In the Oregon Journal's soholurshlp contest will ba the belter (or the experNno even those who may not win scholarships. The experience alone If worth the effort put Into the contest and the valuable scholarships and good cash award should draw a large number from ihe rank of the students of the whole dis trict Keinember the. contest lasts un til September and student who enter now can easily win out by applying themaelve closely to the work of e curing subscriptions to the Oregon people's popular newspaper. By all means enter the oontest Consult the contest manager without delay. Son TaJcea Charg of Pairuta. Dreweey, Or.. July II. An aged couple named Norton, who hava been residents of tbiv place for several fears, who war committed to the poor arm at Buraa December laefcr war brought back to Prewsey thta week. They are being cared for by their son. THE WAY WE DIE IS SOMETIMES PECULIAR Ihe secretary of th State Board of Health ha a task to perform during all this hot weather that would try the proverbial aalnt'a patience. Thou and of death report must Be gone through, classified and checked up to be filed away after the statistics are made up from them for th biennial report. Among th aeaio oertiricate are many peculiar one. In one instance the cause of death 1 abated to have been diphtheria reoelved from a sick cat Howvr. this on Ion Inatanoa, It I not expected, will datr Fluffy Ruffles from patting th llttl purrer. Another peculiar oaa wa that of a man who died after contracting glanders from a horse. A moulting parrot gave it mistress a outloular disease from which he died. And blood polaon from th bit of a pig caused th death of a farm hand. CURESiECZETO ACWE,TElTERlETEi The skin la an index to the quality of the blood. Ecxema, Acne, Tetter, (TN (CN (o? n,i an other niacoa Impurity is diseasing and corrupting the circulation, so that instead of of these Diaces wiil ' nourisHment and strength to the fine, delicate tissuea of the skin, " 3V - a. I 11 ! . a. ? a . fl e m . by hoatiiu ia cuaunuaiiy pouring ow lis acna ana unaeaiiny accumulations p:UNor?h'1iiendr,CrshfieuUad po"-' PImPle8. .T9' ePtloM. etc., show that some unhealthy humor or acid HitHv Koseburg, an(; which it Is possibl the contest. Some be visited on bicycle, some b?aVh.Tofh.To applications i of salves, washes, lotions, etc, may relieve some of ers. ; tuc iicniDg ana ouicr aiscomion causea Dy Bain irojiDiea, ana lor this reason a,nTb&.VuWt but such treatment cannot reach the humor-laden blood, peting for scholarship generously is ana therefore cannot cure. A thorough cleansing of the blood is the only ShoperVd" i V tZ.' tn". aap.V:- cur fo S S. S., a purely vegetable preparation, is the best tion of the rising generation are up- and quickest remedy. It goes- down into the circulation and neutralizes ines'witirgenrai Spprova."y ThK B?d "ove acid3' lnpi d humors, thoroughly purifies the a great satisfaction to the young per- circulation and permanently cures skin diseases of every kind. When y0outhWf u? mim?, 'X "su'cessfut S' p. S. "M d ImpMriUes from the blood, and cooled projects while disappointment and fail- and cleansea tne acia-beated circulation, every symptom passes away, the tT, y.touthde..0avi"a badefonhe f kin is nourished with rich healthful blood and the trouble cured, as future of mariT especially on those the cause nas been removed. Book on skin diseases and anv medical advice courageUmeui tmVn Veachers c.r ail WUO write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAe' 1 1 leiius. Kurh il ronteflt na t)i Oreaon .Tour nal Is now conducting Is an excellent education In Itself Inasmuch as it gives the contestants an actual and practical experience. It stimulates thefacultles ot the youth and develops the Drain and thereby gives It broader thought. As the brain develops new Ideas and In splrations suddenly dawn on the active mind and thus the boy or girl gradual ly Becomes more intelligent. Ihe dull Indifferent bov rarely ever makes any progress but rather become a degenerate and a bane to society. Parents and guardians should encour age both boys and girls to be indus trious. Idleness, especially In the grow ing youth, tends to demoralisation and should not be tolerated . By Impres sing the Importance of Industry and Integrity on the youth ,rou are help ing to make a better boy, a better man. a better member of society and a bet ter business man and man of affaire. Boys and girls should reraember.ihat an early training tends to upbulJd or break down character. As the twig la Inclined so ajso the tree grows. If DON'T RUB AND SCRATCH CURE THE SUMMER ITCHES AH Torm of It oh Oauaad by Warn Weather and Perspiration Can Quickly Be Cured. Mosquito bites nettle rash prickly heat hives and all forms of Itch can be Instantly relieved and quickly cured , by a simple wash of oil of wlntergreen ! and other purely vegetable compounds. If r.iu are troubled with orlcklv heat. - r ; -'rf's- .rash or any form of Itch common Bank, Store and Office Railings Fire Escapes and Fire Casings Fencing and Trellis Work Portland Wire & Iron Works Cor. Second and Bveret fita. Phone Main 2000 No Cocaine, No Gas No Students Our atioo la du to uniform hlgh-grad work at reaaonabl piicea NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflloted with heart weak ness can now hare their teeth ex tracted rilled and brldgework ap piled without to least pain or a&n gr. PAINLESO EXTRACTION .Bff 3J-KARAT CROWNS K.M nntrnm mmm j-v A. ciniuiini wuna ............ n,ti OUK BKHT PL.AJN FIXATE. . 8.00 Atdj W.N1SD FLA. TIB IfJ.OO gramlnattoa and Ooasnltatlos rr. Re-Enameling Teeth Is th greatest invention In modern dentistry and ha been moat uooa- ful of all methoda W extend to all a special invita tion to call at our offlo and have their teeth examined free of charge. We own and control th largest and beat equipped dental establish ment In th world, having 1 offlo all told. We glv a written guarante with all work for 10 year. Lady attend ant Open vnlnga till T. Sunday I to L Union Painless Dentists 831H Morrison at. Core TixmX. FR y FREE! -a ' 'tiT last Harrr Tar.-lrW.:: ;l.','r.g k:a j..-..w tia.rs. t" war t-r v.".S"l tt vC A. t S --r:i W-ft "re jv-" u!ii"i:c. It wa .! a,Te.' it: a.: ."i r--ef r Th.:ff4 -rs-r,sx : rally -:a.i.l r:. jwtsisi Jr54,T Can Harf.. A if.rj. l-t. r ?! i " A f : r. - .-- K for.d up .Ay. pj't.rtr :.:-r ii..wi:.f.c ..z:;; ! rt-if2.i f.-r-cs E:-k.i. 'n ?-- ni rft ni.:T t-i nsi:: sairs-vn haf '. la P.ivr awj w.ay to b- ...d is. f4ri!n;g nir. at it h. .;.".- T rercrna; a dprrrc: rht8 tr, pm f '.-.'!-'- f tr.- rtitier. do not rub and scratch. t -.i-tr-tir '.irrtii'jj the itch and lrrita ..i-:-t. 4 vl tier times res :- .:- n:n Apply a few drop "it.it .si'Wt s.s Jaataat.y the Itch is g":.i fB iJ itS'd. calmed and 3 Tili'i.. K!:; it.t r.tea. summer i ru.2rta. jitj:i t-rT it j tv like will no ae t":i:.:..-i z- :h second and :.z-t a35ii!amii -mi J Ltgtn to allay "vsx-z& is k-?wrt as D. D. D. P"7'3iv--.'-: H tie standard rella bo ci.k r"aiy fe.-.d we positively t:-z--:z Jw :i ffr tlvtr-es In a!! sum T. n.?'-.f. M"s. poleon Ivy, .:- For tA--s fcy gkiiiEiore Drug Co., "3T :'lA?-t ic Co. Dr.WenistsPOWDER 1P5 Clever Boys and Girls Will Be Given Free Scholarships and Big Cash Awards for Pleasant Work During Vacation. The valuable scholarships and cash awards offered by The Journal to ambitious stu dents should interest every young scholar. The fortunate young people who poll the highest number of votes in their respective districts will secure the scholarships and cash awards as explained below. Votes are determined by subscriptions. It behooves all to get down to work without delay. The students of the great Oregon country are "w!dfopn of ' esPecially favored by having such a grand opportunity within their reach. ber, all over 1U and under 30 years of age are eligible. Remem- ha su i h-o J t ' -d-i thus rar .Hmallcr Storaif Pafk. 'Srw!S P1ptrn to The IiotuI I Afor'. Or. Jt;!v 21 - -Tf. 'a'.ch of fHh d-:r:ng the past 44 hours. has shown I,. it J!tt ehar.ae and vhll th rr,)., pt.'r-te r l aho-i 40 cert behind !at year th canned pa'k show j an IriT.-ns .ver last year '.r. feat ; re of rhli vear's f uhlnK her; the! larv lnrra of the "dHer nets') f!fh.'d under a Kll'net license I ft m ' .. ' r . y j ? Ji. m FALSE TEETH Hikes iteie. DropBlig ; WobbUflTortttriaig Ftlse .'aalh ttt PiM4as4li) Hnfttral the first apaueauoa. Cures Sore Sum. Naksa sraata swaet. Oat It at WOODABD, CZ.AJtK CO., 4th and WaablagtOB liMlmuI d. rbJladllla. Tm. T SCHOLARSHIPS As far as they are at present Hated are herewith submitted. More schools will be added from day to day during the contest as the choice of new contestants is learned. COLLEGE, AXSaJTT, OR. Value o. One year's tuition In anjr department. r scnoiar- rr .! 'l Tit A N ' ' has 3T lCH'T, . 1 f : rONTKI.'T TnTf;iiT IN riTV TAIMv it th. f ersrr Vnr n f ; V a ' 7 , 'jvert jTt No eieT fe k tr.-s 1 8 f . I'' 'ndr-.i '.i!.-intlr-h'almt Meter' Kifi- i 1 .rig. r j v i - h f nr. . 1 1 o ; .2 Wslil'euM I Rolr. XlcPherrn ' iocn.d o-sllon 'lining end Juliet T R t.rm inn Btilet mulc from "WiUlaoi Teil". . Heart Fln,r Toh.nl Pel-ctlon The "erenad- ...Herbert March "Our American HeUes" -i--- - IsWatJ A- tm Caprlo, inrretor. - , ALCOHOL 3 PtR CF. NT AYegetablf Prfpantfion CrAs similar in rfr FoorfandRp?ul ilngUie Saxnadis aniBoNisof Promofes Dicstionlliffrfi; ncss and Restlontains Dxttai OpiunLMorphinc nor.MucraL OTARCOTIC. (MWXor. antv. ADfrfprt Rmrdv for Omfisa rion . Sour Stomach.Dlarrtioa Worms f arrvalsioiis Jfwnst rurss and Loss or SnXP. KEW "i"DRK. l For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of except conservatory, ship 160. bajcbb orrr BusnrEss ooxxaz BAZrK CITY, OB One year's tuition In shorthand, type writing. Engiian. hooaxeeping ana pen- rnanahlp. Value of scholarship $100. BEnZB-WallXB BTTBTBTESB COIr- la!OE, yOBTLAJTD, OB. One year's tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship H00. OAJTTAX BTTSTJrrSB COLLZOB, SAXEM, OA Ten month' tuition In business or shorthand course. Value of scholar ship tlOO. DALLAS COLX.EQE, DALLAS, OB. One year's tuition In any department. value of scholarship sou. eclectic bus rjn; SB UNIVEBSTTT. POBTLABD, OB. One year' tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship, $100. HXLL KXUTAST ACADEMT, POBT LABD, OB. One year's tuition In all branches without board. Value of scholarship $120. XOLKES BTTBZBXSS COLLBOB, POBTLABD. OB. One year's tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand course. Valu of scholarship $100. . rUTTEBHATTOBAL COBBEGPOBDEBCB SCHOOLS OP SCBAMTOK, PA. Complete course In architecture. j chemistry and chemical technology, eleo trical. civil engineering, stam, electric, mechanical engineering and mining en gineering. Value of scholarship $113. R. UAX MTEB BCBOOL OP ABT, POBTLABD, OB. Six months' evening course. Value of scholarship $50. ITMIBTrVTLLB COLLBOB, BTMXjnr- TXLLlB, OB. One year's tuition In any department of the college. Value of scholarship $60. O BE (JOB COBBEBVATOBT OT BTUBZO, POBTLABD, OA One year's course In piano depart ment, value or scholarship 11(6. OSB0OV EXPEBT COLLXOB, POBT LABD, QK. Combined eo'rse In telegraphy and stenography. Value of scholarship. $125. OXJBOOB- LAW OOLLBOB, POBT LABD, OA On year tuition. Valu of scholar- snip 1B0. PACmO COLLEGE, BBWBEBO. OB. One year's tuition. Valu of scholar ship $50. PACipro POBEST Utfl VEBS1TT, OBOTfi, OB, One rear's tuition in college depart ment Valu of scholarship $50. PEBDLXTOB AOADBaTT, PEITDLB- TOH, OB. Two years' instruction In classical. scientlflo or commercial courses. Value of scholarship $100. POBTLABD ACAJJEMT, POBT LABD, OB. One year's tuition in any of the four aoademy classes. Valu of scholarship llo. BBEJD, POBTLABD, OA Valu of scholarahlp. WALTBB Vocal lesson. HOP. BOSB CTTT BUST BESS OOLLBOB. POBTLABD. OX. On year's tuition in combined busi ness and shorthand . course. Yjuue of scholarship $100. tT BLAST'S ACADEMT, TBOB DALLES, OA On year's tuition In muslo depart ment Value of scholarahlp $100. WESTEBB AOADBaTT OP MT7STO ABD ELOCUTIOB, FOBTLaJIO, OA Course In elocution, oratory or dra matic art. Valu of scholarship $150. WTLLAJEBTTB UBIVEASTTT. BALEX, O tuition On year's ment Valu of scholarship In college depart- $&0. In Use ' T For Over Thirty Years Gararded urvtrSiTl Kuet Copf of Wntppflt. -i as a tar u la Ia B Is II ' CASH AWARDS In sddition to the scholarship swards' Th Journal will make the fol lowing cash awards to help defray expenses of the students who may poll the largest vote: Cash with first choice of scholarship $1B0 Caah with second choice of scholarship 9125 Cash with third choice of scholarship flOO Cssh with fourth choice of scholarship TS Cash with fifth choice of scholarship 50 Cash with sixth choice of scholarship f25 The above sums in cash will be paid contestants immediately after the close of the contest, in th order of their standing. Cash commis sions will be allowed on all new subscribers, in addition to the cash awards, so that a contestant may earn money every day during the contest. Rates and Credits. Prepaid subscriptions, only, count for votes In the Oregon Journal contest, many more points allowed for new sub scription than for payment on old sub scriptions. The same number of rotas are allowed whether th paper" goes to the subscriber mall or by carrier. In order to procure vote on an old sub scription, th advance payment shall be made for not less than three months. Votes ar allowed on new subscrip tions, for advance payments for on month or mora, an outline of th voting values being aa follows: Daily and Sunday. One month t Price by mail, ! cants; price delivered by carrier, at points having carrier service. 68 cents; votes allowed, if new, 66 votes; if old. none. Two months: Price by mail or deliv ered. $1.30; votes allowed. If new, lis votes; If old, none. Three months: Price by mall $1.90: delivered. $1.6; votes allowed, if new, 800; if old. ITS. Four months: By mail, $t0: de livered. $J.00; vote allowed, if new 400; If old $00. Five month: Pric by mall, 13.28; by carrier. $3.1$: vote allowed if new. SOO; if old. 115. Six months: By mail, $1.78; by carrier, $4.90; and so on. Twalv months: By mail. 17.80: br carrier, $7.80; votes allowed, if new. 2,000; if old, LOO0. Daily Without Sunday. On month: Price by mail, 60 cents; delivered, 6 cents; votes allowed. If new, 40; if old, none. Two months: Price by mall, $1; delivered. 90 cents; vote allowed, if new, 100; If old, none. Three month: By mall, $1.40; deliv ered, $1.38; vote allowed. If new, 200: If old, 80. Four months: By mall, $1.78; by carrier, $1.80; votes allowed, if new! 260; If old. 110. Flv months: By mall! $2.$0: by carrier. $2.28; votes allowed' If new. 800; If old. 140. Six month.! By maU, $2.78: by carrier. $2 0; irotes allowed. If nw. 400; If old, loo; and so on. Twlre months: By mall. $t; by car rier, $5.20; votes allowed, if new 1 000 If old, SOO. Sunday Journal Only. Twelv month: Prto by mail or by carrier. $2.80; vote allowed. If a new subscriber, 400; If an old subscriber. 160. Ix months: By mail or by car rier, $1.28; vote allowed. If new, 176: If old. "S. Three months: By mall or by carrier, (8 oartts; votaa allowed. If new, 60; if old. 16. Semi-Weekly Edition. This edition of Th Journal I sent to subscriber by mall only. Price for 11 months. $1 60; vote allowed, if new. 600; If old. 150. Six month: Pric a 76 cents; vote allowed. If new, 80S; tt oM. ! This contest began Tune 21 and will last about three months. No ambitious boy or I girl, young man or young woman should a How this grand opportunity to acquire a good college education pas by without making a vigorous eitort to win a scnoiarsnip ana a handsome cash award. All between the aes of 10 and 30' years are eligible. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO CONTEST MANAGER ...... -' - . !