The Oregon daily journal., July 24, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY" 24.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Grand
I.yrlo
Tho Oaks
Concert. 2 80; "An Easy Murk." 8:11
. , . Vaudevlll
The riuyere"
JOUB1TAX. AT TSZ BEAOXXS.
In order to procure prompt nd
mora satisfactory service, when
at tha summer resorts, order
from the following Journal
agent at regular city rates.
Ilwaco & Ilwaco'Rallway oora
pany. Louis Cohnn, tiewi agent
Long Uracil, Edward McAllen.
Ocean Park, I.oula Cohan.
Beavlrw. F. E. Strauhal.
The Hreakeri. J. M. Arthur.
Gearhart. A. Utzlnger.
Seaside. Lynn Hurtls, head
quarters at Lewis & Co.
Newport, Harlln Talbert.
Collins Bprlngs, J. W. Belcher.
Wilholl SprtDSs. F. W. Mc-Leian.
FORGOT EVEN DAY
HE WHS MARRIED
Witness in Booth Case Has
Memory Frequently
Refreshed.
W. Grenfell. 973 East Eighth north,
complained to the police lal night that
while nt the Oaks lie had been assaulted
by Kohert L. Vraztcr, 3'.'3 East Yamhill.
Investigation showed. however, tha;
the assuult wa8 provoked, fur according
to Frailer, an employe of Klelschnrr.
Mayer & Co, Grenfell had persistently
thrown confetti In the face of the jouiik
woman accompanied by Frazler. who
resented the action, and, turning on the
confetti thrower, gavo him. according
to the police report, "Just about what
any man would give him."
After waiting two years for her hus
band to return from the Philippines
and support her, Mrs. Hose I'olito tms
begun suit in the circuit court for di
vorce from AUolph Pollto. The hus
band returned on July 1. she says, and
she Invited hlni to come back and
live with her, but he declined. They
were married at Salinas, Cal., In Apr!.,
1806, and Mn. Pollto charges that her
husband left her for the army seven
months later. Bhe desires to resumo
her maiden name, Rose Wilcox.
The Portland chamber of commerce
has received proposals from the Panama
canaje commission asking for bids on
eoXl bushela of oats, 1,000,000
pqurils or nay, ana a large qumiuij oi
dimension lumber. Tha city of Port
land and state of Oregon produce these
commodities In great quantity and tho
secretary of the chamber Is at the serv
ice pf any one Interested In formulat
ing bids for Rupplving the government
with tha desired products.
An excursion of Idaho people to tho
Oregon and Washington benches will
run from Boise to Portland, arriving
here next Saturday morning, and leav
ing at 1 o'clock p. m. on the steamer
Potter for Ilwaco. This Is the first
Idaho excursion this season for tho
seaside. The party will number about
200. The O. K. A N. Co which Is run
Ding the excursion will arrange two
or three more similar excursions from
the Inland empire this season.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha L. Hew
itt, who died nt the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. S. Kldd, 176 Kast Ankcny
.streut. Wednesday afternoon. w411 bo
lield in Kldgefield, Wash., this after
noon. Mrs. Hewitt was 76 years old.
She, had lived In this cltv ten years.
Pefore coming here sho had lived In
Astoria 20 vears. Captain John llah
bldge, the river captain of Astoria. Is
her brother.
The marriage of I. Thomas Agee. a
government witness for the prosecution
In the Bioth-Slngleton conspiracy case
now being heard by Judge Wolverton In
the United States circuit court, plays
an Imporlunt part In the hearing and la
mentioned many times, the defense at
tempting to refresh Mr. A gee's momory
by asking hlrn whether certain transac-
i tions took place before or after mar
I rlagp.
I Mr. Ages was married October 6, 1897.
But he wasn't sum of the date until his
I larkey for the defense. Mr. Agee said
has a poor memory. In fact, he bus
lived In Douglas county most all his
life ,nnd In the course of his mnklng a
livelihood never had much occasion to
think of dates or anything so exacting.
And. besides, Mr. Agee Is a slow think
er and a slow talker.
Mr. Agee was on the stand all morn
ing being cross-examined by Dan Ma
larkey fo rthc defense. Mr. Agee snld
that when he arranged to file on the
land and later proe upon It that he had
no intentions or dTrn udlns the govern
COTTEL IH FAVOR
OF $1000 LICENSE
Councilman Cottel la still on the war
path after the scalps of the restaurant
owners, and stated today that he Is In
favor of Increasing the license of such
places from $300 to tl,000. Instead of
from 1300 to 1800, as provided by the
Vaughn-Drlscoll ordinance, wnlch was
referred back to the liquor license com
mittee at Wednesday's meeting of the
council.
"These places are the real menace,"
said the chairman of the committee,
"and there Is no reason why they
should be allowed to pursue their bus
iness. If we can put them out of bus
iness by raising the license I am In
favor of such a course. Furthermore,
I believe that we can put many of them
out of bublness In this manner, which
will glvo us the opportunity to keep In
closer touch with the remaining res
taurants und thus enable their better
regulation.
There Is po more doubt In my mind
as to the advisability of raising the
license than there Is that many young
women are led astray In the restau
rants Hy mitigating the risk we miti
gate the suffering, and If we raise the
license and thus save one girl our
action In raising the license will be
more than vindicated.
"There has been altogether too nvuch
squabbling over tho liquor question In
this city, and Inasmuch as we are In
the fight find turmoil once again jya
mlgh t as well set t le the question for once
nnn for nil. This enn be noromnl iwhed
meat, and that he thought Hint every- i in tjie next few meetings of the conn-
PHONO RECORDS
SOUND PHOHEY
Frenchmen Must Answer in
Court for Playing Ju
bilant Selections.
thing he was dolnt; was regular
The government Is endeavoring to
how that Agee seemed final proof to
land for the purpose) of disposing of It
to tho Booth-Kellv Lumber company.
Agee got $300 for the claim.
Agee will probably he on tho stand
for a day or two longer.
If the members will do their part
In passing favorable legislation."
Tho meeting of tho committee to ap
point tho 16 members of the charter re
vision committee, which was to have
been held yesterday, was postponed un
til Monday at the request of Council
man Baker. At that timo Mayor Lane.
Coutnilninn Baker and Councilman Cel
lars, constituting I ho nominating com
mittee, will meet und miiko their selections.
ABINGTON FIRE WILL
NOT INCREASE RATES
Assistant General Manager Dan Fo
garty of tho Taclflc coast branch of the
Royal Fire Insurance company was
asked yesterday If the fire In the Ablng
ton block would have a tendency to In
crease Insurance rates If It was found
that electric wiring was responsible for
the dos t rue t i on.
Mr. Kogarty said the insurance com
panies merely regarded the fire as an
incident and could sen no reason to ex
pect an advance. Ho said the local
ugnits of Insurance companies had not
yet put into effect the orders they had
received from headquarters to raise the
Insurance rates sonic time ago.
These rates had been advanced be
cause of tho fact thrvl' 'here was no ai
ternatl'ig current In the electric svs-
teni hero, but the promise of the power I
company to remedy this by the lnstalla-i
tlon of a new system In.) !een taken'
Into consideration, and the local gr.ts i
had decided to wait a reasonal.h- time
before Jjutting the increased rates Into
e f f ec t .
Mr. Fognrty paid a hich compliment ,
to the rire department, which, he ,
was as officii nt as ,inv in t lie rocntrv.
Ho snld the Ablmrton fire had
admirably brindled bv Port land's fire
men. and thoucht It a remarkable j
thing that the whole- hic k or unwral !
blocks had not goto- with the two
building.? ttie fire swi-pt.
Tim -valuable i. -cords of the Ames
Mercantile Agoncy which it was ferm d
had be. n destroyed in the fire of Thurs- j
dnv night are found to be almost In
tact. The woodwork containing the pa-)
perx was burned, but il.e pa-!
pers themselves, being tight 1-.- packed,
escaped with cnly a scorching. As th.:
recrls cover sum" in or 2 years their'
fai'cty Is a mitter of no little Impor
tance to the firm. !
Muslo on the "Potter."
Parsons' orchestra has been engaged
to entertain North Beach passengers on
the O. K A- N. steamer "T. J. potter,"
leaving Portland tomorrow (Saturday)
at l p. m , Saturday to Monday round
trip tickets to North Beach points $3.
It was Joseph Choate who, when
asked v. bom lie w ould prefer to ho If he
could come to earth a second time and
select Ills life said: "I would nrefor to
he the second husband of Mrs. Joseph Gordon halls h.Iectrl
Because Albert Bequln and Francis
Oliver put naughty records on their
phonograph they will be tried In the
Justice court next Tuesday for disturb
ing the peace and quietness of Second
avenue, Lonts.
Justice Bell today overruled the de
murrer against the complaint. D. M.
Mosessohn representing the district at
torney's office, found himself cornered
'by James Gleason, attorney for the de
fendants, and put In a hurry call to
headuuarters for help. District Attor
ney Cameron attended personally, and
the case was so laid before Justice Bell
that ho overruled the domurrrr and the
case will be heard next week.
The defense alleged that Sequin and
Oliver, Frenchmen, wero merely cele
brating the Fall of the Bastlle. This
applied all very well to the date of the
French holiday, July 14, but, according
to residents of tho vicinity, the two
Frenchmen have disturbed everybody
within earshot every evening for
weeks, nnd tile records used on their
phonograph shouted forth words to
which Second avenue was totally unac
customed. After tho first complaint
had been knocked out bv the wily law
ver Demit v Constable ICIernan swore
to a new charge, and It Is under this
that the cane will be heard.
llsh a woolen mill plant near Bridal
Veil. The following resolution was'
adopted: "
"The directors of the Manufacturers'
association, uhh h Is aUo the committee
on iii'inufactiiiea und public Improve- ,
nients of tie chamber of commerce,
after personally Inspecting and Inves
tigating tha property and water-power
and other natural facilities of th Gor
don Falls Electric Manufacturing com-
pany. wishes to report to the respective;
associations and public generally, thai
they desire to affirm again their belief'
that Oregon is the best natural field for
the operation of woolen mills and other
kindred Industries, for which we pos
sess the raw materials, and that the
Gordon Falls Fleet rlc r Manufacturing
company, with Its location, served as it i
Is, by both rail mid water, offers most
excellent advantages fnr tho establish- j
ment of such Industries '' i
A resolution was panned Indorsing
the school of trades, to t opened nn
(imr the auspices of the Portland board i
of education.
I
Mill-end lce curtnln sale tomorrow
See Bunnon's ad page 8.
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invito your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phones
Main 165
Home A1105
First and Oak
AKtrreacaarTa.
SEATS JOW ON SALE
MARGARET ILLINGT0N
In tlx Tamo us Tlmj
it
BOA I1) IX DO USES
W00LEX MILL SCHEME
The Manufacturers' association nt a
meeting luHt evening went on record In
favor of the proposed Industry of tho
v Manufacturing
Choate.'
'company, which is preparing to estate
Oregon Cily
Boat
Make Your Plans for the
River Trip
SUJNDAY
The boat leaves Taylor st.
9 a. m., 12 m. and 3 p. m.
Last boat from Oregon City
5 p. m.
Round Trip 45c
ISetaaiwi s specials
i TL
CRAZED WOMAN
flrill
SCREAMS W.mi
Property owners along Belmont
street, bit ween Fast Fortieth and est
avenue, are preparing a petition to have
t!rs portion of the big Last Side bonl
t . .ii d paved with hard surface, thus
completing a magnificent avenue In
Mount Tabor from the heart of th
business district. The cost la esti
mated at close to JlnO.uOu.
IVater through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of G
and B a. m. and 5 nnd 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to , these rules or waste
fully It will he shut off.-
A telephone call to the pollen station I
this morning raying u woman h id be, n i
murdered on Sixth and tJruit streets
b'.ouiit out the. patrol wagon f "r a !,.
mile dash. !
When the patrolmen nrrhed thev dls-1
covered a hin i of women and children
congregated about a middle. )Ko 1 wohs.iii :
who Las been In the iiiitii- .isvluiii1
twice and is now suffering .from men-,
tnl de'-aiigcT.icnt. The otflcrs tied to
calm i.er but she coin muouslv deiliie.i.
' I ll tell the governor about ' it." whiih;
was the only intelligible scut, n, e si e
spoke. j
Chester C. Kllngel has been rertlflel
to as a civil service eligible for the. po
sition of nfltrolinan sort wilt nssnm-a
his duties at once. Klingel has been : J' 'J
selected to fill one of the numerous
vacancies that have occurred by resigna
tions in the past few weeks.
The following articles found In street
cars yesterday can be recovered at the
lost article room. O. W. P. building.
First and Alder streets: One sun shade,
three pictures, five umbrellas, largo
faucet, book of tickets, card rase, four
packages, telescope, basket, lady's
Jacket.
No outing compares with the trip to
Cascade Locks, Sundays, on the fast and
comfortable steamer "Halley Gatiert,"
leaving Alder street dock at "9 a. m., re
turning at 6 p. m. Hound trip Jl.
dozen, delivered from our wagons or
from anv of the hiullnn drug or gro- ;
eery firms In this its. Shasta Water
Company of Portland
Removal on account fire, the Ames
gen, v, with law -!flce of
W. S. Huffoni. are open for busine.-s in
tho Swctland building, rooms 4u3 to 40 j.
$35.00 Suit now $
$30.00 Suit now $ 19.7.5
$25.00 Suit now 3 J6.65
$20.00 Suit now $
$15.00 Suit now$
,1' ' I
IT rrT HURT A BIT.
$10.00 SET OF (C
TEETH FOR $3
Written Guarantee for 10 Tenrs.
CROWNS Anv tooth In the mouth
we crown with solid gold, 21'k., guar
anteed to be the best, for 00
An Poi.ehilii Clown made -no mat
ter what they are called or how
they are made. Our prlco 00
BRIDGES -Solid Gold Top, Solid
Hold Hacks, Porcelain 2y4
Fronts, per tooth
Solid (i' bl Teeth, 2:k.. iA HA
bridge, j.er tooth J1VJ
All other work same price,
prnport lonat ely.
PAIJSLESS EXTRACTION Pree
When Flr.tes or Bridges Are Ordered
Absolute Guarantees.
LILY DENTAL PARLORS
THIRD AND COUCH STREETS
Hours from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Phone A-lOlo Open Sundays
THE THIEF"
AT HEILIG THEATRE
F"' It NICUTH, HKOINNING NEXT
MdNI.AY- HPKCIAL PHICB
MATIX14B VVEUNK8DAT
Kvenlngs. 2 00, $1.50. 11.00. 75c,
' Mutlnee, lower floor. IJ.OO, 11.64;
bal on , Jl -i0.76;: gallery. 60c.
TOE GRAIVD VaodevniedeLnxe
All This Week.
Pnrment, Russell A Co.,
THE BIHOnrO TKA.TSXJBBS.
Armstrong Holly.
"THU EXPRESSMAN.''
T.V:l! Kogers und Huok MeKee,
HOPING AND LARIAT TKROWINO.
Week of July 27 The Great Zasell A
Vernon Troupe, "The Elopement."
LY hUG THEATRE
Both Phones Mln 4688, Soma, 1099.
Week Commencing' Monday, July DO,
Eighth week of the Famous Blunkall
Atwood Stock Company, In the Beauti
ful Itomantlc Drama,
"THE PLATER-"
Preceded by the Ualcony Seen from
"Itomeo and Juliet.''
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
Sunday. Prices. 10c and D0o; every
evening at s prices 10. ZO ana 10.
eek "Ea
Next We
Ssst Ziynne."
NICKELODION
130 SIXTH.
Change Lvcry Day
AImX, GOOD bTUBJEOTB
Oonoert at fl30 and a 8t30 bk 43m Aif
dome, the Sw Musical Tiar tj,
"An Easy Mark"
All new specialties, song's, tha beauty
chorus and the popular Curtis players.
Big masquerade In the rink THUJaSDAT
EVENING. Handsome prize. Oaks
bath pavilion most popular plaoa in
Portland. Inquire abent rate.
Oakland
TEETH
13.75
.7
Men's Vests, Straw Hats and
Summer Underwear at Cost
mm
I TEETH r
vrrM0UTrlJutS
SPXtiAlir.
B,1TT7!U M.'
UU S U 1 J
Save
Money
Come and have free examination.
WE EXTRACT TEETH KKEE; SII
VEH FIl.Ll.(iS, 36c I P: GOLD FlUlr
INCJS, 75c LP; SET OK TEETH. 14 00:
SI'I.ENDIH SET. tS.00; GOLD
C'f'.OWNB, $2 60 TO 15 00.
All work guaranteed for ten years.
Lady attendant always present. All
work done absolutely without pain by
specialists of from 12 to 20 years' ex
perience. Boston Dentists
Home Phone A-3030.
Phone Mala 3030.
Bam Morrison St.. Opd. Postofflca.
1
VS.
Portland
RECREATION FiBX, OOB
VAUGHN AND B4TH BTS.
JULY ai, 82, 83, 84, 85, 88.
Games begin week days at
3:30 p. m., Sunday, 2:30 p. m.
Admission fee Bleachers.
26c: grandstand, 60c; boxes, 25c extra;
children, bleachers. 10c; grandstand. J6o.
LABHB1 DAT PHXDAT.
Boys und.r 12 free to bleachers
Wednesday.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
A. J. RICHARDS
CO.
EASTERN
EXCURSION RATES
Need a Position?
The Leading Business College
PORTLAND, OREGON,
GUARANTEES
Positions to its Graduates.
Day and Evening.
PHONES: Main 590, A-1596
July 32-23, Amjust 6-7-21-22.
WH7.5
50
Opposite Woodard, Clarke & Co.
283-285 Washington St.
Golden Grain Granules, the no per
rent pure cereal coffee, cures dysp- psla
and i.crvousn's. All Kroiers. Tastes
better than common coffee.
Ir. Will Jackson, dentist. liiv.iLj rl-
Hii'iu P"' r'. .TJiniti.iir uilli e pliotl
taonr " 1 , i - j -i i 4 ; residence
East 6L'3n, 13-147 4.
PIIIMICH
press your rlothes.
W fonnen and
ehlno your shoes, all for II. B0 month.
Main 514 A-4314. Waeons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark.
Notice to consumers of Shasta Min
eral Water from Shasta Mineral Springs
On and after Auarust 1, 190S, the
price for Shasta Mineral Water In si
phons (36 ounces i will ho Jl.IiO per
Steamer Jesse Harkins, for Camas,
WasliiniK.il and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leavos Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Removal The New Kra I,onn Mort
en se company are nmv locnled In room
403 Swetland building.
T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 3
Washington street, cor. sixth Main Sii3
East Side Agency
Butterick
Patterns
10c and 15c
None Hljjher
w
Leading East Side Department Store
CORNER OF EAST MORRISON AND UNION AVE.
t 'idea i.i and r- t urn
St. l. ci is and return
St. Paul. M 1 n in n i 1 1 : -. tnihith. Superior,
Y Inn ipefcf. I'oi t A I I i: j i' and Siuix 1 'it v
and return gMSO.OO !
Nlie'ty 1'av I.luiit -topnvers Allowed.'
2 TRAINS DAILY 2
THE ORIENTAL LIMITED
1111 f AM MAIL
per th kets an 1 sleeping car reserva
tions cal! 'li i'r address
K. EICKEON, C. P. St T. A.,
122 Third Street. Portland, Oregon.
Telephone Mam UV). A-2-.'.Mi.
Going to College?
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Salem,
Oregon. Offers you the Folloir
lng Courses:
SPECIALS FOR" SATURDAY ONLY
Woman's Exchange. 133 Tenth street,
lunch 11.30 to 1; tuslness men's lunch.
John C. Rhlllook law offieps. moved
Gerlinj(er bulldltiK, Sec.md and Alder.
Some people like
freckles; other people
don't.
Those who don't like
them and want to get
rid of them should try
this recipe:
Shave down a cake of Ivory
Soap. Add just enough water
to dissolve it. Set on back oi
stove. When thoroughly
melted, remove from the fire.
Add the juice of one lemon.
Beat hard for a few moments
and pour into moulds to
harden. Use just as you
would use a cake of toilet
soap.
Ivory Soap
9941 Per Cent. Pure
D. Chambers & Son, opticians,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
321
W". A. Wise and sssoclntes. 'painless
dentists. Third and Washlnctoa.
Dr. E. C. Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Berser, signs, show cards. 214 Tamhlll.
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale prices prevail in every department.
cut in price to insure very rapid selling.
Seasonable merchandise fias been radically
See these 01 Saturday.
Journal want .-ds. lc a word.
BE WA RE THE MAX OF
3tTTirAUSEX TYPE
Should a soft-stokrn TfnnfMcpan be-
i fin to unfold to vou a tale of his
pmwess in a g:in flcht. at the card
I tsble, or tell you h'w many times he
I has helped those In distress, throw
, him d n. sit on his had ari l veil f .r
'the police. The chsc-es are that he Is
i lnul Stults. 59 vears old senter.i-ed
1 to Kolsom for first degree murder, but
j who breke his parole at Rovi!le. (-l
I The desrrlrttcin cf Ptu'ts sen! the
Portland police is peuUnr tn the ex
treme ills habit of teiltrf of h;s
1 s hlevemer.ts In a flRht or In a poker
prime and a!so of his iJood 8mar!tan
? ts is so f1ed upon him that the Cn
ornia suthoritles evidently rely larre
1 upon It to effect his esptur snd
return to Folsom His eyes fill with
Iffnulne tears when he re 'ate how h
has helped the widow and orphan, but
in st the same thre Is a reward of1
'r for his apprehension.
Liqnors Reduced!
Great alteration sale. All t4t re
duced below wholesale firice 1 bar.
rels of old California port. (I rents
rsJlnn this week. IX Cermaaua, 121
H BBaSBBBBBBBwXSlwBBBBBBBBWBBBBBBBBBBVSMBBBVBBBBB
Best 10c Percales 6c Men's $1 5 to $18 Suits $9.90
Best double-fold 10c Percales, very large and Your choice of t!i: sr.-ion's newest Stiitj of $15,
choice lot of patterns. $170. $1S KracJc, at f.0.
All well tailored and strictly tip-to-date,
$1.75, $2 Parasols $1.19 Mcns 50c Work Shi b 37
Newest pongee Farascli, fancy wood handles and " w
Uiel; very stylish and very serviceable. ,, Bt50o n:r.n -ina-ie Work Shirt., all sizes and
all good patterns.
8c Bleached Crash 5c $59, $1.75 White Canvas
18 inches wide, bleached Uncle Toweling, best 8c T 7
ifl Oxfords $1.19
Fhr.ee rf quality and srjie, heavy or light so'et,
6c Unbleached Sheeting 4c
Full yard wide unbleached Sheeting rasa tiff II e m
25c White Hosiery 15c
60c, 65c, 75c; Bleached jo-
Table Linen 39c Men's 20c Hosiprv 11r
A rery special lot of fu;i bleached Table Lireh. IIICII O 4UL I lUjICI J I IL
handsornt patterns and 60 inches wide. Extra free ribbed, seamless, fast black, all sixes.
A New Departure
The cost of Interments has been
g-restly reduced by the Hoi man Under
taking company.
Heretofore It has been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
ail incidentals connected with a fu
neral The Kdnurd Holman Undertak
ing coinpunv. the leading funeral dl-r-rtors
of l ortland. have departed from
that custom When casket Is furnished
by us we make no extra charges for
erdh.ilmlnif. l.earse to cemetery, outside
box or anv services that may be re
quired of us. except clothing, cemetery
anl rnrrlaires. thus effecting a saving
of $25 to $75 on each funeraL
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
030 TEliD BT COB. SAXMON.
I -COIXEOE OF LIBERAL ARTS.
II COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
III COLLEGE OF ORATORT.
IV COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
V COLLEGE OF LAW. ' ,
VI ACADEMY.
VII COLLEGE OF THEOLOGT.
All strong, brain developing courses.
Send to the president for catalogue.
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
NOW IN SESSION
DAT AHD ETXVWO CTLASall
Places young people In good positions.
Our Individual Instruction tn beat.
No discouraged students, all mall
good progress.
X. X). BIOZCAXDSOZf, I X Pi.
Worcester block Portland, Oregon.
Phone Main 4504.
Dr.WernetsPOWDER
FflLSE TEETH
Makes Lese, Drspplnj
WotbllBg,Trtiris raise
Teeth fit perfectly tight at
v- the first aipUcatio,
Cures Sore Gusiv
aaes hrasth sMt
Get It at
WOOD1SD,
CLAKII S CO,
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