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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28. ' 1908.
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TACKING
I NEGRO
flrtl wltli IS renli, or, If he la an ex- I
ceptlonal hand, SI cents a day, out of j
which he iiuiat iay fur his living In
other words, he makes nlmul threw!
lltnev a.s much ut 1'ariama hh he gets at
home Thcro are many thousimdN of
Ihem ort the lt-thnius, nihl new one.i
it i ( toiiiluntly lining. Those who hae
Pern 1 1 c n while come home, li
lit llo "hacks fur themm 1 , nihl
i nine j i J u in-rat In their urn. ill way.
Trouble With Ituwivijri.
The Mcamshlp companies hnve.
fnil of troiihls with stowaways to
I r i Tho fare la to, deck imsuusii,
nl ut i
tu- I
.!
His Education in Jamaica
Is Principally Devoted to
Tolling Him How to He
Honest His Queer Traits
of Character.
no
Co- I
l.ut
iiitiii) a Janiuli'an nero cunuot rulNo
ihiii thin small amount, and ao ho,
stuns away. linn ship recently hud I
over '.'00 htuwaWHVN from Juiiiiili-a wKnn j
1 1 lnmled mi Ciilnii
'1 In JaiiiuirHii imkio Is not a IK-o- I
nmiili al an thu 11. i l.mlhi n. Tho Island I
of Jamaica in drum Iv populated, but not
in-aily no niu. li ho it.i liai lut-ors There
tlu-y li.ivc a imiiii liit liii of nearly ilUU.OOO,
while the Island l.i on!)' In mill's wlilo
arid J 1 f i t ifi. I hey have to Hiivf every-
(hliiK. I'.veu the Iravu thai f
ha scattered Irctn ara gathered. Every
j iiiii i" an t rii j
lea vi a' thai full from
.. .. al),...-H IT........
.ua ai hi iriril liwo 111 u ,uiiii'i in. wtuij
lit tin net au of wood. every little twlar.
and every j leoe of paer Is carried
j home. The Jamaican l under no such
a" . necessity, and la then fore not ao
JJ v thrifty. Thin shows In th..- reports of
a? I the director of pnn:s for the canal Koiie.
a i cuir-n'I7T!ir' J 1I45KI 'Although theie are aiii.oat two Jamal-
. ht ntr.nr.iin ii.i.-tm. . runs u, 0nv Haiha.Man on the lone,
J (CnpyrlKht, 190S, ly Frederic J. UaaKln.) rt,(.rjj, nf money urdi ri fIiow that the
" WashinKton July 2S. So serious : latter send in. me a ,;i . at deal mom of
aw . ,, v. . I their earnings than tin .'niimlcuns do.
' has the (nil Of tUonllUg become On There Is an Intense fueling between
I the Jamaicans and (lie Barbadians.
Bometlme no an English ship called at
Kingston with a n.nil of liarbudlan
deckers aboaril. No sooner had the ship
come alongside the ilo. I. than there wan I
one of the tiiuM .i!i l.e.l Putties that
ou ever saw. Kvcrv sort of missile to
lie found o:i the ik.'li. from lumps of
coal to i nciuinutK, js shied hack and'
forth with a furv worthy of a better
cause. It took the s,:l a crew ana the
police a long time, to ijuoll the disturb
ance. Negro Proverb!.
Tho Jamaican negro, with all his
Ignorance nnd suparst 1 1 mn, 1h Homethlti
i itiv-- . cAft rinA nntTrnns I of a phllosophur, and he has a slock of
r- nocent. There are 800,000 negroes .,rovba whMluh pletly wlBe,
are homclv These are fair
AAA l,l TVia nocrrnoa am "".mine.-, ..inn ilk... .... ...ill ....
VUU " 11 1 1 a iiri'i.m. . . ...... -
ZZ the Island of Jamaica that the au
: T thorltius, after consultation with the
,! It. English government Itself, decided
' to reverse one of the very earliest
, - Bnd most rigidly adhered to princl
pies of English law. That law as-
eumes a man Is Innocent until he
' -7Z la proven guilty. They have de-
m elded down here, when a man Is ac-
cused of stealing, to assume that he
Is guilty until he proves himself In-
FdDf
FOR MEN W WOMEN
2.7 Q WASHINGTON STREET.
A Clear leiil
it 'sS I J
o n
liiii
ak
ActidDi
. as a rule. Illiterate, and the com
m xnandment that prohibits stealing
lies very lightly on them. They are
ZZ bo poor that It is little wonder they
steal, a nogro laborer getting only
- 25 cents a day. But their thieving
. has reached a point where only the
sternest repressive measures will se-
cure- respect for movable property.
Sir Sidney Olivier, the present gov
ernor of the island, is responsible for
the new order of tilings. He went to
Z England and laid the matter before the
T colonial office, which approved it. After
the new law gyoeg Into effect posses-
slon of property proved to have been
SI stolen will be considered a prima facie
proof of guilt unless the defendant can
prove that he secured it In a legitimate
m way. In proving this he will have to
i discover the party who did steal it, or
-at least start the chain of evidence
T which will finally reach the. right fel
low. It has beet proposed to mark
r every proven thief on the island, and
some of the leading members or me
Jamaican Agricultural society are
i.r pressing the proposition, but this Btep
"'will naraiy De lasen.
! Wiping Out aaclal Line a.
I Sli Sidney Olivier is advocating the
, wiping out of the racial lines on the
t Inland
If thev
samples
half a bit; but hen l.u kra tiff him
t'lef de whole estate." "When cock- I
roach give dunce him nebber Invite '
fowl." "W hen vo' .-riKS de rlliber nebba
call alllgator-long inuuf till you pass.
him. "Hog, him run fob he life; dog
him run fob he ten tation.
The worship of hl is a species of
i . b. i ...l.i .i. t re, ...li.... ,i... ......
lienilltillfsiii wiilill 1M hi ii'imiii, nil- i.s- j
eminent no little trouole. All soits of
crimes ara committed in Its name.!
though stringent law? have been en
ailed to check It. lllnii a man has the
spell of Obeah upon hilt, he Is a doomed !
man; if he does no; die from sheer ,
fright, a way Is gen.'..ily found to put
some ground glass m Ms food. In the
remoter districts of tue island one hears
a constant beating on tom-toms, and If;
he Inquires what it means he will be
told that it Is negroes at Obi worship.
The witch of Kndor is railed in the
Hebrew language OM. and ibi has come j
to Jamaica via Africa. The high priests
of Obi are known as Obeah men. Thev
are upon all occasions looked upon a.s
oracles. They are consider.- I able to
heal diseases, and to discover crime.
For the bribe of gold thev wii:. through
risk and danger, find means to satisi'v
the applicant's wil.k-" desire for re
venge. The uglier, the dirtier, and the ,
morn forbidding In r. spirt the Obr:ih
man, the better on- b.- Is taken to be.
He practices nil sorts of lurid, ivnrl.
horror-giving Iriranlatinns calculated to
deceive the gullible inquirer.
When Obi la Set. i
When Obi is "set" for a nesro, his Is
a horrible existence. Poison is not j
often necessary to l.ilni; him to the'
New Autumn Models are already in transit from the "Crawford" factory. As has been our custom from the
beginning, we will present to our patrons for the coming season jevery recent conception of expert shoe de
sign. To make room for newer styles, we wish to close out at once many patterns which have been in popu
lar demand this season. The assortment is large the styles and qualities are from all parts of our stock
the price reductions are liberal and genuine.
$3.50 and $4.00 Values
A
grave. 1 be ellirl of tin- so uei si 1 1 nm
While he has never declared ' upon his mind is wonderful. If a garden
nntnt hlnnlt for the a mil carnation of or a poultry yard 'ics been rol.ben, the
the races, he advocates the gradual oh-! proprietor, himself a negio. applies to
literation of racial distinction, and be- : the obeah man to se, Obi for the thief,
lleves that social standing should he ' It l talked among tin neighbors, nnd as
a matter of merit rather than color. ) sr" as the culprit dis.-oveis that old is
rrht- i.ta hi. t .,.,t .Viiru K a after him his mind ccnluns tip n thou-
arreat m.mv neonle. vet on everv hand : ?and horrors, which. playing on Ills
. . . . - . .1 linnrf tvnrVr '
one sees the color line much less lautiy
drawn than In the United States. Th
. average Jamaican negro does not care
about it one wav or the other. He is
almost as completely deprived of the
I , right to vote as the American negro Is
. - In the most ultra-southern state. Hav-
mi never oeen emiuea 10 vote, ne aoes 8(,r t (i,,.r,, jv j ,j,
, , nui. uiijcM 10 """"s "s..o i..- (jv an assassins biil'-t
, , day. so he is a very easy-going, tod If- "obi is Intensely real to the jamah-an
heart, work real physical ruin. T!
dread upell follows him everywhere. Obi
looks him in the face wherever he; goes.
And so, after weeks of distressing men- ;
tal sufferings, horrible visions, and
soul-scaring dreams, he often goes to
his grave a victim of his, own vain!
imaginings as surrlv as if he had been (
t poison or :
! '
I
M a laaawA af.-,, M m
PGR WOMEN
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we include many styles of high
and low shoes. Button, blucher
and lace patterns in hieh shoes:
colonials, pumps, garden ties, Gibson ties and Viola 2-button
low shoes. All of the famous "Crawford" shapes different
weights any style heel. Come in patent colt, gunmetal calf,
vici kid and many shades of tan leathers.
$4.00 and $5.00 Values
FOR MEN
ve have provided for almost every pos
sible shoe fancy. High and low shoes;
plain and fancy patterns. Patent colt.
box calf, velour calf, gunmetal calf, vici kid and tan Russia
calf in several shades. Plenty of button and buckle effects; also
the popular patterns with fancy tips and liberal perforations.
This positively is the strongest shoe opportunity that has ever been presented in
this city at cut prices. The values are extraordinary, because even at regular prices
"Crawford" Shoes are phenomenally convincing. This clean-up will bring many
new customers to our store for the first time. "Crawford" quality and honest
methods will be our invitation t to call again.
The "Crawford" in Portland is-Less than a Year Old.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
No Old Styles.
7A5
where '
nepro. Has li nut sfpti l;:m.lr(-i1s pur-
and to him 1
ferent and satisfied individual
matters political are concerned. I pued to the grave Itself by this evil
The digging or the Panama canal has;spirit? lias he not beheld the fearful i
been a great boon to the Jamaican ne- . ngonv of dozens for whom 'hl was set.'
gro. There he clears about 60 cents a Has he ever seen one who was marked. I
day. Here at home he has to be satis- escape the Inevitable doom? He will I
tell you that he has not
seeing Is believing.
Removing Obi.
Myallsm Is ah Invention for over
coming Old. The supporters of this
faith claim It to be a disenchantment
of the spell of Obi. Wh.-.-.-i.-r ihej . in
discover a' man with the Ob'i spell over
him, they offer, for a price, to remove
It. Sometimes. If the negro's faith In
Myal happens to be stronger than his
belief In Old the disenchantment does
take pla.e. Hut there are only a corn-
STILL LEADS RACE
IiobiiPtt Second in Journal's
Spirited Educational
Contest.
The Oregon Journal's scholarship con-
paratiwlv few who bcliew that Myal test goes merrily on, becoming more
is stronger than Old, so the, larger pro- i i . ,i " , . j
portion of the Old spells are never cist ! "nd mor0 ,ntere8t,n ,rom day to day"
off The contestants are becoming more en-
The Maroons of the Island are one of thus..-.! as- the votes pile higher and
its most interesting r!a.-s-s of i,eot.!e. i,ii.
1 ney are r ne (lesceru'imro ,,r ti,,. i,o
which Mere held by th Spanish before
Kngland took possession of the island.
They look down with snpr.-rn- co-itpn.pt
upon me other negr-.es ..f ti.e island, and
to this day en Jo) certain rights and
privileges not aliowc-.l to ..jher Inhabi
tants. A half dozf
I Itritlsh occupation they have revolted
from British anthority and bv c.ir-
rylng on a bushwhacking warfare
. ,r ai insi aoie to wrest
from Hrltnin tl, rono .i,i..i.
they now enjoy Jt was ..nlv 'hroi.gll
the use of hloodhotinds that th- Ma
roons were finally run do n and for. e.i
io rerms or pe-i e. Jt.it fo this
i e iiIU , nen- s.- as nn
Miss I.nuuer still bads with a good
majority over her nearest rival. Ralph
Koi.nett, who Is gradually p-during the
le.-nlfr's margin. Oallas seems to have
a close affinity to the choice of The
Journal s scholarships and unless other
districts make a more determined effort
the honor will again find its way to
that city.
Hut the contest Is young yet and
many surprises will be sprung before it
Is over. Some contestants have not
as yet sent in reports of their work.
Thev are requested to do so without
further r'elny
Koynl H. Cross, whose name does not
his nature. Is St. Johns
e RESORT TO
OPEN NEXT SEASON
Idlewild to Become Home of
Clatsop Beach Chaut
auqua Association.
How many American women ir.
lonely homes to-day long for thi
blessing- to come into their lives, an
subject cio.uld know that prepara
uoii inr neaiiliy maternity i-
aecoinpiish.-tl by the
ra ' e In n r, v t
blacks a.il th. v.!
take sides w ith t he
ubl.
e li. this year's contest
oung Cross, who is not so. Is 16
. ,- , i
l,H . - l.,.lln. t.
U lieo-r. I,, i;r. 1 ! juni.. e ,.
I..,,,.. ,. "., " reprosentatlv
iltr-s tlo.v , n,lni.i.. J
white people ' " vpars old and was born away back In
w i Wisconsin ana nas nveu in cm. jonns
negro Population. ; tw vtars. He graduated from the St.
The Iieiiro t'oon la t i i . n of iIia l..l.n.i i. i .ToIhib cerifrflt school nnd tn nnrlnna in
rapidly growing. .Since lRf.l it V.o .... ! sMiire n first-class education. His
(ftlun.l.li.tn.itin. iu.. a u... i f " """'a . ( : v uouf.ie.i. The annual num. i father being d-ad he realizes what a
... u. unci uicm nuiua, uui , ner or births In the Island Is about 10- sound education means for a voung
because Of Some OrgraniC deraniire. ' Jj., tilAn - number f deaths I man and he will work faithfully to win
ffipnt tills !ni."inp Is fipniprl thon. 7 i'1 rale ls "1'ward" of Ss peri Journal scholarship.
V . . ' 1 aenl? mt ni. , thousand a year Tie cldldren are His mother. Mrs Mary Press, belongs
r.fi wiiiiUl ii.ierestea in tllb 1 p m.i!nr.t v- th .ui.-h ffPt to l.-t.ek.-ih ar.! Keli-r corps and young
t hi e i.e. eg -(i.ide to reach them all with ( mas it sure to get good support. He
a . .n-iamcfta) ,; ;. n t,,n The v l.lte .t-n'ried papers and was always prom.pt
wen-:. .,( ... i.:)tl.j ( Ve pi-w-ni o-g..!,- i 'i"-i obliging and has n-.anv friends who
.7..1-. ... m'..., ,.iUi ls T,( ...or, .i will assist him in th- g .o. I work. Rov
- i nc-y a r - taught )
7- " ' ; riJ y- n.akinj; ..f fan
use
LYDIA EaPINKHAfVI'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
mil-; -
work
t. r f !i
f-
his
arnln:.- 1 ' f . ' . t
i he w ' :te i- ,p ,.,,! the I.eKr,
MN Mi-rin., f-Vrnar ',.' Ta;.i,. 1 IV '' ' r . Ml" average
ri Union, 8. (" vrrits to .Mrs'. Pinkhain lV;y'"'! " ':'?rf- u
"I was rrcatlv run-down in ha't- r.i ' ' V.:!."5' n r'.""- '' ere ;s
mm s r . - - - , .... , , . n mn. and ev
le-iii a wriwnesk peculiar 10 my mi ':: na; j y a:-.-i c
iV wnen l.yilia t 1'ickhatn s Vep-etabl
Compoum' .was recommended to me. It C0( Ff.'T T TIT'
Hot only re-! i-ei n e io pe-fect heal tl.
-btitt my i, ;;-r),t I am a mother." PARK TOYIfJITT
Is a first-'lHss piccolo plaver and be
longs to The Journal farriers' Inn 1
Another youth who k'ous the value,
of a good education Is i'M.ir!s V Hib-l-iri
of Silverton Or. He has entered
the Oregon Journal's third annual schol
arship conteat and wil' make a deter-
cb.iec t lonatde. ana mined effort to win. HI choice ls the
scnoiHrsiiip in inw ruruanu lousiness
c ollga
Charlie was born In Silverton and Is
well aril funnWy known and should
n-.t Intr ;
-.tented.
Negotiations have been going on for
several months for the purchase of
about "00 acres uf land adjoining I)e
laura beach, the new resort lately ac
quired by the Moore Investment com
pany. O. I. Ferris, secretary of the
Columbia Trust company, has com
pleted them and tho extensive arrange
ment ( . details for the Improvement
of the property will be prosecuted with
out delay.
This new beach resort will be known
as Idlewild. The Astoria and Columbia
railway runs through the property and
it is said the Astoria, Seaside and Tilla
mook railway will also run through it,
thus giving good transportation facili
ties. Idlewild will be the home of the Clat
sop Beach Chat.iuqua asaoclatlon and
tho Northwest Conference and Training
school of the V. M. C. A. The first ses
sion of the Clatsop Heach Chatauoua
will be held at Idlewild In August, ljo!).
Fifty. acres of this new beach will be
reserved for community property and
the balance will be platted and sold.
Some of the features planned are a
new sanatorium a health resort, not a
hospital, an administration building,
two hotels, an auditorium to seat 3.000
people, and an athletic field of 20 acres
to be in charge of Robert M. Grllley,
physical director of the Portland Y. M.
C. A.
It ls expected that everything will be
ready for the season of 1909 Tho new
beach resort will be conducted under
Chatauqua principles and will be a
most desirable summer resort, as nil
qaji-stlonahle amusements and business
will te barred.
Ill FVndleton in 1900.
(Sjieelul tllspatrh to The Jotirtiol.)
rendleton. (jr., July 2S The next an
nual meeting of the Eastern Oregon
Medical society will be held In Pendle
ton. No meeting of the state associa
tion will be held next year, because of
a large gathering at the Seattle exposi
tion, and In consequence the session
to he held here will be the only gath
ering of Oregon medics for 1909.
SCHOOLS AJTO COLLEGES.
Poof Garden.
A -ton Nortonia hotel, music.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY
Portland Uusiiiess College
MEAN THE SAME
This same stands for quality, thorough
work, better preparation. Employers
understand, hence the many calls on us
for help. It pays to attend our school;
largest in the Northwest two floors
65 x 100 feet. Open throughout the year.
Catalogue free. Call, telephone or write.
A. P. ARMSTRONG. IX. B.. Principal
Tenth and Morriaon - Portland, Oregon
PENDLETON
ACADEMY
PENDLETON, OREGON.
PREPARES FOR ALL LEAD
ING COLLEGES, EAST
AND WEST.
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING
COURSES
College Preparatory, Literary
Musical, Commercial, also Spe
cial Courses in Domestic
Science, and Instrumental and
Vocal Music.
For catalogue and other in
formation, address
Rev. W. It Bleakney
Ph. D.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
SCHOOLS AJTD COLLEGES.
Need a Position?
The Leading Business College
PORTLAND, OREGON,
GUARANTEES
Positions to its Graduates.
Day and Evening.
PHONES : Main 590, A-1598
It Cant B Brat.
The best of all teachers ! experience
C. M. Harden of Sliver City. North
Carolina, say: "I find Electric Bitters
does all that's claimed for It For Stom
ach. Liver and Kidney troubles It can't
b beat. I have tried It and find It a
make a g od showing at the end of I most exceiieni meaicine Mr. Harden
lverton ' rini., n mw m-sv ui mi inejicines
and all
'intent. He attends tfce Silverton
r Mrs.J.
j.'Mil.
ILill,of HanlsJmn.
abVi. nnd rnv physician failed 'r -' a bttnn 'i r tf:r.or I e Cat.rlo
Lt.iia K. JWham's VffP. , T.r, r.7f?rr'l"K" - 2 from
poumi not only restored L i tttT numle'r. tZZ'U' tV.
ivy., writes :
w,lf a very prrat sufferer froa
Xemale troab;
to help me.
! table Compo
to perfnrt beaith, but 1 am now a proud
toother."
t FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
tor thirty vpar I.vdL v. 11
ham's VefrcUl.lo Cciri round, made 'iT
. irora roots and herl. ha. yn f)
-i BUndArd rrmedy for fpms.le iL
t andhMpofiitivfly cured thomtandi of
E.tl-.T I I '.1 -
the Citv (ark th;
1- r t : rosrain has t.. ri -r
I m-t Will piny in
r, r An fxrp -
ted. t-ii lud
n-" t s!n t r. - !.-k in4 1.
I" th. riTi rogrnr.
Wafh Anr.y Corf"
I'.t' ' . Zt - H i;
i : i - i.m hs:
i--i;oll La OI'"-"-iia"
lr.trrr.!i. n
'f '.X2"rL Caprlo
voroenwiiohsve Untroubled with ,lt4rllc '" soui-niVV. u 6t:,ri
cytpiaeinenu, inEammation. nUn. ' . Literati .
t h-
puhl'c school and has many friends who
no douht will be clad to ailft him In
jie'-urlr uhscriptlons for The Orenon
J-.-.ni.-i
ii.s fJth.cr, J Hammond, U a mem
l.er ir rood Ptanfllnir of the Eastern
Srau and alo of the Maaonlc order and
many votes will likely rome to thin
r.rr.M'lous student throurh thaae
ourcea.
Th next ecore should thla eon-
low ir.g t'ar.t Upher up In the lint aa he did
not rr.fike any returra for the last ree
W''il rrl Contestants should not hold their
licrold orders hick, ai subscribers ara anxious
I rarki to tn The Journal as soon as ponslb'e
Aletra aitr suhsrr:Mna
also for weaknese, lame back.
run down conditions. Best too for chill
and malaria Sold under guarantee at
Pkldmore Iru Co Orus; store BOc
j i BUSINESS COLLEGE
US I WAtHINQTON ANDTINTH STS.
6 I POTLAND. OMSON
JmA. WRITE FOR CATALOG
IA School that Flarei You in a God Pontion
ALBANY SI MMER
SCHOOL CLOSES
A. Da Caprlo. Ldractor.
Hcmors to M. Marrrl.
V tion, Chroi-I tumor irrt?fmlsriti?5, 1
fTiodie rain, lskArb, that be&r-!
ir-dom feeling, flatuknej-, indigwi j
- ti.-n,ddrKrrn'rToujprctmi'ri.
W J UBl J1U tryltf j Lnlon. JoTy -M Marrel of fsrla.
Mm. Plnhm InTlti all sick .WWT VflXZ.
WWfO lO Write brrjor d Tiff. . m rv ft botior at a ret bn-
Icili. Ac dm. Lynn. Ham. '.am,. .t t,i 7
f-1TOr T V rn-4A i 11... t "v. T . . I C T-t.. a TV.
Menuet raderrski ! col ) summer Bible school came to a
aiarcn iji)ri of Honor'- I hrK,i irino it ....in. tv. m k. .w.
school at a ren t confeTnc on th
subject decided to maka the Instltatloa
a permanent on and will tdlwrti to
nit a rear benc s,t the asms placa
and ua'er th aame man (rement Tha
eatona thmtirbout have ben remark
ably successful and a blrher plan of
thouent and Cbrtstiaa fellowship bss
rraalid UBWif tha aatnhra of the
various charcaiaa 4uT-ir. o, Mat is
HOURS Of TORTURE
THEN QUICK RELIEf
Axnoying Itch Caassd br xftuxuttsr
xaaoes, mcxij seal. Mosquito
Bltaa, BUtss, stc Caa Ba
InJrtaatly xtaUarad.
Ion't suffer another Instant from the
ttch of nlvaa, ntti rash, mosquito
bites, poison IVT. ate. lon t rub or
oratcn aa tnai only makes th itch
worse, and may result in something
serious
Thra Is a oulck and sura relief for
ail forms of skta disas and Itch. I)
D. D. Prescription, a purely vegetable
p re oa ration and only known roaltlvs
enra for aeaeroa and other akin dls-
aea. Is Kjually valuable for aummr
rashea. aad hen applied to tha Itchlnc
skin elves Instant relief, takes swat
all Irritation, soothes and cools tb skJn
and pfrmanently cures tha Itch Oo o
Pkldmore lruf Co.. Woodard, Clsrke
Co, or writs direct to the D. t) l Co,
111 Mlchtrsn et. tnicara in. for
liberal ttmoli ssnt fro to anr (ma s hn
racloa 1 A cen's to baip pay cost of
msUlK saAjtafiilris . . i
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MUSIC - SINGING
LANGUAGES
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pher of
ST. MARY'S
ACADEMY
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aubjectand system.
Writs for annenin'-emeBjt SeaTlblns;
school and OHtliolnit sV-'dlea Ad-
draaa Stater Sap-rtor
KatTw Aea4say. BwllMsV Qc.
MILLS COLLEGE
For Young Women
Only woman's college on Pacific coast.
Offers same advantages as best eastern
Institutions. Full collegiate course. De
crees conferred. For threo years only,
the three upper classes of the Seminary
I cpnrtment. offering preparation for
Mills college, the universities and east
era colleges, will be continued. (Ac
credited) Special opportunities In do
mestic science, music and art. Earnest
Christian influences; non-aectarian ; all
forms of healthful outdoor amusements.
Ideal location In beautiful Oakland hills
Fall term begins August 1 1. 1908. For
catalogue end brochure of views ad
dress Mrs. C T MILLS. President, Mills
v ouega f. u., l.L
DALLAS COLLEGE
Tha purposes of this Institution are
to furnish to young men and women
a liberal Christian education, to lay a
deep and broad foundation In the study
of the sciences, art and philosophy,
and to build up a strong and Intel
lectual moral character.
Offers Usual Coll eg- Courses j Classi
cal, Bolantlflo, Elementary, Aoftde
mlo and Mas lea L
Expenses nominal. The faculty can
arrange for limited number of students
to earn their way in full or In part.
New term commences September ZS.
For OatalogTxe and Information Addreaa
C A. MOCr, Dallaa, Oregon.
Going to College?
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Salem. Oregon. Offer you the Follow
ing Courses:
I COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS,
II COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
III COLLEGE OF ORATORT.
IV COLLEGE OF MEDICINB.
V COLLEGE OF LAW.
VI ACADK.V T.
VII COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY.
All strong, brsln developing courses
nd to the president for catalogue.
McMinnville College
OFTERS
TOE IDEAL EDUCATION
Its wbol aorlronsnatit la clean. and
sr hoi saw me; no saloons; good city for.
era mac t; strong, aggressive -churcbaa.
A Christian Faculty.
Crgreaa; preparatory. Colleges ta
Conaerratory and Commercial. II lus
tra ted trull Ua yurt Issued.
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MraTlaavlUa CoOefa, MtmmMrm. Oa.
Good Wages Are
PaidTelegraphers
Demand exceeds supply. EASILY AC
QUIRED. SHORT HOURS. We will
place you. Day and evening classes.
Open, all tha rear.
Oregon Expert College
s rxrar. bt, nrra rxvoom.
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
NOW IN SESSION
BAT AJt ITMTIO CLASS XB
Places young people In good posttlona
Our Individual Instruction the best.
Ho discouraged students, all make
good progress.
X. B- miCXAmSBOV. Xa. XW B, Xra).
WoTCoater block, Portland Oregon.
Pboce Main 44.
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AN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA
The most Vorapletalr eoolDned Mill-
tas-y Academr on- tbe Coast. - Cavalry.
Infantry Artillery. Annuavl encamp
ment. Id tan sir rroanda. Athletics
racoarared. Swimming pooL Acrradlted
at nnlversMlen. Op a A a rust IL A4-
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