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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9. 1908. r Town Topics TOXltiHTH AMl'BKME.VTS. Pantages Vaudeville Grand Vaudeville The Oak" ....The Merry Grafters." b.il P- rn. JOUBJfAI. AT TOT BXACKX8. In order to procure prompt and mora satisfactory service, when at the summer resorts, order from the following Journal agents at regular city rates. Ilwaeo & Ilwaco Railway com pany, Louis Cohen, news agent. Long peach, Edward McAllen. Ocean Park, Louis Cohen. Seavlew, V. E. Btrauhal. The Breakers, J. M. Arthur. Geurhurt, A. Utxlnger. Seaside, Lynn Hurtls. head quarters at Lewis A Co. Newport, Harlln Talhert. Cmiis Springs. J. W. Relcher. Wllhott Sprlogs. F. W. Mo-Leran. William JSohmldt. the postal order fraud who was sent to McNeil's Island 30 months ago for raising a money order, was brought before the United States district court yesterday on a similar Indictment. He Is absolutely without money, relatives or friends, and during his term of Imprisonment has lost eight of one eye and Is rapidly los ing the sight of the other. D. J Haynes, his attorney, appealed to the clemency of the court because of his destitute condition and his approaching blindness. He was given the minimum sentence two vears more at McNeil's Island. O. C. Riches, postal Inspector who worked up the original case atsalnst Sohmldt, and Walter H. Evans, assist ant United States district attorney, and Mr. Haynes have Interested themselves In the case and vyill attempt to get him pardoned within a few months. EXPERT WATCB MRI RIG Our Watch-Repairing Department Is growing larger every day. The reason why Is because our work is the most satisfactory watch work In Portland. No kicks no comebacks. Every watch gives satisfaction. We make this work a special feature of our business, and we guarantee every job we accept. HOD SKATE OXABOI1S. LEFFERT'S Jeweler and Watch BVepairers. 873 Washing-ton St., Near Pourtb. EDUCATIONAL GROWS CONTEST IN INTEREST No fuses , to attend to routine business urn 10 i net Tor hearing. While Jii.Iko H'olverlon Is away Judge ( i 1 1 1.-r t will take r tin bench In the federal district cunt Nhmilil an oc casion arlHii wh. i.-liv , is M i vb . M would uo neooeti. I nl ordinal y pmbulil. , - i Las I icbooli a an) OAiuaiL SOHOOlUS A bid ooueqeb Alblna eltlsens are complaining about the water pumped into the mains In that district from the wells at Randolph and Railroad streets. They say It is po Impregnated with Jme that it Is im possible to use the water for washing purposes; that when soap is put in the water a scum Is formed, and that there are other substances In it besides the lime which the water company protests makes strong men. The use of the well water was necessitated because the sup ply of Bull Hun was not sufficient for the demand in that district. The oora rlaints have come to the ears of City Health officer, Dr. Esther Pohl. and sho , has determined to have the water tested by the city bacteriologist. For bargains In real estate, either to purchase, sell or trade, call on Stites & Pepes, 620 Union ave., North, near Rus sell st.. or phone East 4285. We have over 200 farms and farm lands listed and the same amount of city property. A large portion of qur bargains are. for exchange. We can sell you first-class property at bedrock prices with small payments down, balance on monthly payments. Why pay rent when you can apply monthly payments on purchase price and own lite properly jouiaen. you know the names or the prominent nuslness men mentioned there. They are all good fellows, and they all sell; wie great new nana cieancr, r lasn. It's 60 years ahead of soap, and goes 60 times farther. O. P. Bpauldlng, 225 Marquam bldg., distributors. 8. R. Harrington, George H. Watkins and L. Zimmerman have been appointed to appraise the estate of the late Judge John F. Caples. The estimated value of the property Is over $26,000, which will he divided under the will between his six children. This will remind you that now Is tho time to have your hnir mattresses renovated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metzger. proprietor. Save the Discount Send check or pay at office on or before tomorrow to save District Vumbtr 1. This contest district Is mads up of Multnomah county and Includes Portlund. Contestants In this district compete with one another, and at the same time with all contestants In other parts of tho northwest. 1 Ralph Kobnett. 347 Stanton Bt 44.996 t pinna It. Melton, 816 Qrand Ave., North 38,730 I Harry Craln, 463 E. 11th SL, North 16,916 4 Royal H. Cross, St. Johns 8,170 6 Q. Adrian Smith, 142 Curry St 7.676 David McK. Wilson. Linn ton. Oregon 7,130 7 Clydo Cooley, 497 Tenlno Ave. 7,010 8 Myrtle Rogers. 1981 Endlcott St. 5.660 9 Frank Kennell. 331 Grand Art 8,966 District Hnmtn 0.. Contest District No. 2 comprises all of Willamette valley except Mult nomah county (which forma a district by Itself) as fur south as Eugene. Contestants In this district compete with one another and at the same time with all contestants In all ports of Oregon. 1 Freda I.auner, Dallas, Oregon 40,186 2 Olive Williams. Monmouth 20.185 8 Gladys Nelson, Oswego 12,016 4 Beulah Oilkey, Corvallia 9,906 6 Adela Vollstedt. Albany 7.236 H. Earl Jackson. Forest Orove, Oregon 6,960 7 Paul A. Nunan. 37 State St. Salem 8,616 8 Charles Hlbbard, Sllverton 2,680 District Vuslwi 3. Contest District No. 3 Includes all that part of Oregon south of Eu gene and the counties of Oregon bordering on the Pacific ocean. Con testants In this district compete with one another and at the same time with contestants In all other parts of the northwest 1 Rernlce (jllkev. Grants Pass 25,255 2 Sena Uerkrem, Gardiner 14,140 8 Ray Haines, Myrtle Point 12.225 Freda Hockenyos. Medford 10,240 6 Grace H. Ryan, Gold Hill. Oregon 4.770 District Hombe . 4V Contest District No. 4 comprises all of eastern Oregon and eastern 4 Washington. Contcstantsjn thla district compete with one another and 4 also with all other contestants. 4) 1 Grayce McKlnney, Blalock 19.975 4 2 Ray Harper, 'ihe Dalles 12,475 8 Miss Dolon Lilly, La Grande 6,245 4 Etta Shclton, Union 6,235 4 6 Margarette McCoy, La Grande 2,775 d 6 Kenneth Murray. Dayvllle 1,000 d 7 Gladys Rogers. Baker City 65 4 4 4 4 4 4 X.I MOMlr nisi- (illt of tho com.. up, however. It In not that ho will ,u in ,.,,urt dm- OREGON LAW SCHOOL this tlm he United State Hi.i.lt r.mrr of I appeals or.. he. ninth cii.-ult will begin Its annual imn..h In U.nlan.l s.-pi.m-imr 21. Judges Wllllnm It. (illu-rt port-' land; Krsklne M K..nh I,.. Angel, s ' and William W. Morrow. .Snn Ki.-iii-j Cisco, presiding. Th.- w.-.-k beginning Sentumlxir II the circuit court Ju.lnes Will Kit In Meal I In. I Ho far 11s Is known onlv omi case Ih booked for a hearing bv'tbe circuit court of appeals during' tin: 1'orthind! session anil Hint Iuin not il f 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 been decided upon as yet. This Is tho j ease of John Walsh, admlnls: tatnr of, tho estate of Michael Walsh, ugalnst the Barber Asphalt company I The case was tried In the ViiltMd! States-'clrcult court and deride.) kn fa- , vor of tho respondent, the Barber As phalt company. Walsh lost his 1 1 f n while In thn employ of the comnanvl and his estate through the n.lmlnlM- i trator later brought suit for damages. ' When tho case was deride. 1 against tlm Walsh estate. John Walsh del. Id r., take the ruse to the circuit court of appeals. WHY NOT RENT A PJANO? O CO -a x I I if L. J V A M V 1 & o o 9 mm CD CO V?t herewith present the 10th score 'ome and see us square deal. We will give you a the discount on August bills for tho in the educational contest which in Automatic Telephone. Homo Telephone : cludos all subscriptions received up to company, cor. i-arg ana uurnsiue sis. , Fri,,1v .4 .,,,- 7 Big Discount 011 Harness. For one District No. 1 shows several changes week the Keller Harness company, lo- 1 and every contestant has made some cated at 49 North Sixth, will give 20 j change In his score since last publlca flTI1.0'1 thBlr harn89s- 'iuy nOW I tion. Ralph Robnett Is keeping up and : , ' Is hard at work determined to keep Baseball! Baseball! Post season series, j the lead but . several contestants aro Trl-Clty league championship Vancouver netermlned to give mm a nara race, vs. All-Stars. Sunday. August 9, Vaughn Myrtle Rogers has very nearly doubled street. General admission, 26c. 1 her score and Adrian Smith and Royal Cross have added considerable. Harry Charles B Pfahler has removed his ! Crain is not letting up at all and each office from the Chamber of Commerce 1 day adds to his number of votes. He to room 212, Board of Trade building. 1 Is consistently canvassing all over the ' business section of town. While district No. 2 does not show very manv changes in place, it shows considerable difference In the scores of tho several contestants and Miss Launer of Dallas Increases, her lead with each count. .Every other contest ant In the district is hard at work do Beware dog days. Don't swim In the river. Go to Rlngler'a both. Fresh Bull Run water. 386 H K Morrison. proper temperature. Swim. ZOu. The two-story house of T. C. Bowen on Portland Heights near the site of the old observatory, was almost com pletely destroyed by fire yesterday af ternoon. The fire Is supposod to have originated In the kitchen flue. The house was completed aoout is monins - ";"", "",' t"j , , V i'i nple go and cost $17000. Some of the bldg. Phone Main 5S19. fi ir nkurn Was saved. The house and con tents were partially covered by Insur ance. The top story was entirely ru 1 V.n..A il. IAmAm it ,1 1 tlm f nmm under control. Mr. Bowen Is shipping Box X-284. Journal. clerk for the Columbia Casket company Steamer Jesse Harkins, for Camas, Wnnhnnpril and wnv lnnrllnpn rlnllv mt. cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street I termlned to overcome this lead and we dock at 2 D. m. i hear from each one of the contestants every day. Miss Williams Is now can- Dr. J. Ettelson. physician, surgeon, vasslng the rural district in and sur- aiKl ;viish iseiMou For adoption, girl 12: good rarentage. the flames 1 good looking, bright and affectionate. The residents of Irvlngton have peti tioned the city council to give further franchise to the Portland Railway, Light A- Power company for the extension of Its Broadway line. Passenger traffic lias grown so rapidly and the district lias built up ho extensively that the extra service seems imperative.. They nek that the present line be eitended on Broadwsv to Twenty-fourth street, thence to Knott, thence to Twenty second and back to Broadway. Mayor Lane yesterday declared him self heartily In favor of the supreme court's decision In the bond Issue case. which provides for the Installation of water mains on the same plan ns sew ers Property owners pav for the mains Ivy districts bv the new decision Instead of paying for them from the fund raised from the water chnrges. Thus taxpay ers can have water mains ns fast as they desire them and they can be put down. Woman's Exchange, 183 Tenth street, lunch 11:80 to 2; business men's lunch. 20 discount on all harness this week. Keller Harness company. 49 North Sixth. E. W. Moore, expert photographer. Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sts. John C. Shillock law offices, mored Gerllnger building, Second and Alder. D. Chambers & Son., opticians. 321 Morrison street, corner of Sixth. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists, inira ana w asningion. Oswego has started to canvass all sur rounding towns. livery man orings some vote for Miss Gllkey or Corvnllts and she Is making a very good show ing. In district No. 3 we have a new lead er, Miss Vernice Gilkey of Grants Pass This voung lady was the last to enter In this district and does not believe In permitting the gras to grow under her feet. We have no doubt that the Coos county contestants will get after her very soon and she will have ro hustle to keep In the lead. Miss Hock enyos of Medford is hard at work and sfter she has visited everyone in Med ford will commence to canvass the sur rounding towns. Miss Ryan of Gold 1 Hill Is out In the country hard at work, determined i0 make a showing. In district No. 4 the battle of votes Is very spirited anil Miss Grayce Mc Klnney has again taken first place with a substantial lead over Ray Harper. I Miss McKlnney Is making a very excep- j tlonal showing as she has no large ! towns to dopend on and her whole sup- port must come from all portions of 1 the oountry. We hear from Ray Har- 1 per of The Dalles that ho has been ! working lately but has decided to glvt; up work and enter the contest in an ac- I tivn way. Miss Frances Gordion of : The Dalles Is also hard at work and wo should hear from her In a day or two. Miss Dolon Lilly of La Grande Is In creasing her vote with each count and I Etta Snelton and Margaret McCoy a pi both hard at work and we shall hear from them In a few days. Kenneth Mur lay of Dayvllle enters tho score list with this publication with 1,000 votes He bids fair to make an excellent run and has nn extremely productive part of eastern Oregon which should give hln several thousand votes. We have with this publication a new contestant in Miss Gladys Rogers of Baker City and although we have not heard from Miss Rogers, her friends advise us that she is at work and will make a showing In a few days. h.very contestant now realizes that tho contest Is on In earnest and everv day counts. No one should neglect the opportulty offered In connection with the educational contest and every contestant should realize that where there Is a will there Is always a way -tnl every one and any one Is more than willing to help young people to obtain an education. The cavass Is on In ear nest and every person within the reach of each contestant will be actively can vassed front this time on. Only work will count and realizing this every con testant will be hard at work from now until the close of th contest. Arrange to rent your piano now when plenty are to be had. All Instruments selected now are delivered, rent to com mence the first of September. W are anxious to have as many a-s possible . out of the way before the rush cones . We rent a very fine piano tor jr. on a month. We have others for J4 an I $3, and eren some for $2 a month, an 1 we assume expense of cartage where lano Is rented six months or longer. Hers Piano House, 31)3 Washington Ht. Commonwealth Boil ding, Sixth BV, Ona Blook Worth of Walls 7argo MUg. Court woik. actual preparation of legal documents, and the assistance fiom practicing attorneys, are Invaluable aids to a law student in his prepaxa I tlf.n for a successful lawyer. Oregon Law School, or address M. jCOstfclTTlAD, I Secretary, Portland, Or. A. H. Johnson Estate. The county court has made an order for the sale on and after August 10, 1908, of the property of said estate In Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill counties. For details apply to W. M. Ladd, adminis trator. First and Stark streets. Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be paid for In advance and used only between tho hours of 6 and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully It will be shut off. S. H. Gruber, attorney, moved offloea to 826 Board of Trade building. Dr. W. turned. Berger, 9391. C. Shearer, dentist, has re signs. 284 Yamhill. Main Journal want ads. 1c a word. At a regular meeting of the National Master Sheet Metal Workers J. C. Bayer and H. E. Jarkel were elected delegates to attend the fourth annual convention which convenes In Chicago from the 19th to the :4th of August. W. H Pope. T. T. Struble and S. W. King have appraised th" estate of Phllo Holbronk. former countv commissioner. Bt Jfi3.P74. The greater part Of tho property Is in real estate. Be careful as you turn the pages of The Journal today. There's a "Flash" advertisement on one of them: See If Nurses' Cottage Seems a Reality RELIABLE JEWELRY The stock st Heltkemper's ex emplifies a high standard of ar tistic workmsnsnlp that la hard to eo.ua! All the exquisite luxuries in jewelry and the necseary acces sories such as pins brooches, fobs, watches, etc representative of well known maker" and their new est Ideas When you buy of this store you know what you are get ting, and get rl genuine values for your money HEITKEMPER'S JEWELRY STORE prtc4l frmtirr Inn far n O004U. 286 Morrison Street The State Nurses' association Is feel ing vastly encouraged at tho outlook for Its nurses' cottage at the Open Air sanatorium. The necessary $1,000 Is almost entirely in sight and It la hoed that the remaining 8145 will be sub scribed this week. Work will begin on the cottage Immediately after the en tire sum Is subscribed. Following is the list of subscriptions: H. C. Leonard Ore. Nurses' State Assn Mrs. (itt s collections 60 Eastern & Western Lumber Co.... 25 The Journal JO ,222i Walt BAND PLAYS III CITY PARK TODAY Two numbers on the program to be played at the city park this afternoon by Slg. De Caprio's band are local pro ductions, one being the funeral maroh composed expressly for the monster Portland McKinlcy memorial on Mult nomah field some years ago, and the other being the "Portland" march, com posed by M. V. Palados, a well known Portland musician and member of the band. Two of Mr. Palaclos" compo sitions were programed at last winter's symphony concerts and were well re ceived. "McKlnley's Funeral March," by Slg. De Caprio. was put on -today's program by request. The concert this afternoon begins at 2 30 o'clock, and following Is the pro gram In full: March "Ixrve Is King' FEDERAL COURTS TO TAKE RECESS Judge Wolverton Will Spend Vacation in Linn County Xo September Sessions. "The Flower of Italy . 1 'e Judge Wolverton adjourned the United States circuit court yesterday afternoon for two weeks. He will spend his vacation In Linn county near Cas cadla. During the latter part of the month Judge Wolverton will attend the an nual meeting of the American Bar as sociation in Seattle; For the remainder of the month and during September there will be bo regular sessions ivf either the federal circuit or district courta. r11.lv. TVAlwkrtrtn nlll I. Vila V. n ... 1 " 1 t.ers, ho 10 10 19 10 10 30 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 I 10 I 10 : 10 , 10 I loj 10 10 1 10 C. S. Jickson F. W. Mulkey J N. Teal Miss Etta Morris W. H. llurlhurt. . George W. Hut fa Dr. ore W I lson li. W. dates John Voct F. S Stanley . . . . Kusscll Hawkins . , C. K. Currv ! Mrs. C. E Curry . . . : C. F. Adams I James McCrakon 1 Wilbur Com an . . . . , Arthur Flrley Thomas Kerr 8 B Llntblcum . . . Dr. H. W Coe J. C. Alnsworth . . . Lr. J. K Cog hln n Inhn C f.owin Thomas MclJrnth 10 dally 25c Koyal chop auey and Oscar Huber 10 riocxlles Roval Canton grill. oorner T. Scott Brooke 10 , Park and Alder Stefano Overture "Sl-ge of Corinth" ... Hosstnl McKlnley's Funeral March 1 by re quest) , Pe, Caprio Grand selection "II Templario ... . . Nicolal (intermission ) Five Hungarian Dances G. Sarakowski No 1 Hungarian dance. Alltto Sos tenuto; No 2. Polish dance. Modto; No 3 Spanish dance. Alltto, Con Splrito No, Slav.mip dance,' Alio Scher7.ando;iNo. I, German dance, Alio Kisoluto. . Paraphrase "Gorley " T "Tho Charge. of the Hussars ..Spindler Grand select ftn -"I Promessl Sposl ponchelllo Portland' March' '.' Palaclos A. Inj Caprio. Director. WHERE TO DIXE. iowever, t ember but I . , at intervals during So I'll! take the bench on Successful Clotties Do you know what they mean? The clothes that look right, feel right, hold their shape, not needing to be pressed every oth er day. The clothes that make you feel at home any where. These are SUC CESSFUL CLOTHES; made by the Columbia Tailors, costing no more than ready-made stuff thrown together some three thousand miles away and built to sell regardless of quality, fit, style or workman ship. 25 Discount Remember the 25 per cent discount on all goods Fall and Win ter as well as Summer will positively be discon tinued on the 15th of this month. The suit that regularly sells for $30, during this sale, is $22.50, and our famous guarantee as to fit, cut and workman ship goes with every suit. Why Not Study It Under Pen Artist? BOOKKEEPING under an Expert Accountant f BANKING under a Bank Cashier ? CORPORATION Accounting under a Syitetn man ? ARITHMETIC tinder a Thorough Mathematician ? SHORTHAND under a Convention and Court Reporter ? TYPEWRITING" under a Practical Touch Operator ? Letter-writing, English, Spelling, etc, under thoroughly competent instructors ? THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, OREGON North Pacific College SCHOOLS AJTD OI SEVTISTBT PHARMACY On of the best equipped Institutions of Its kind In the entire west The annual session begins October 1 of each year. For further Information and catalojrue of either school, address DS. HERBERT a MTLLES, Corner 15th and Couch, Portland. Or. Grant Phegley, Mgr. Seventh and Stark Sts. McMinnvillc College OFFERS THE IDEAL EDUCATION Its whole environment is clean and wholesome; no saloons; good cttjr gov ernment; strong, aggressive churches. A Christian Faculty. Courses: Preparatory, Collegiate, Conservatory and Commercial. Illus trated bulletin Just Issued. ADDRESS, " IT. X. C BOX 67," McMlnnvllle College Mcatlanvllls, Or. Rose City Business College 148 5TH ST., PORTLAND, OR. Modern Progressive Energetic Graduates placed in positions. Cheapest tuition. University grad uates as teachers and managers. Day and night school. ,W. W. WILLIAMS, M. S., Manager. Mount Tamal pais Military Academy SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA The most completely equipped Mili tary Academy on the Coast. Cavalry, Infantry Artillery. Annual encamp ment. Extensive grounds. Athletics encouraged. Swimming pool. Accredited at universities. Opens August 19. Ad dress Artnur i osby. A. M. D. D., head master. U BUSINESS COLLEGE I I WASMINOTON ANOTSNTH STS. I I PORTLAND. OKIOON xl write for CATALOG I i School that Placet Ton in a Good Petition ! Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry Ooid Bracelets and Sig net Rings of all descrip tions made to order. American names en graved with the three cardinal Chinese charac ters, viz., Glory, Pros perity and Longevity. Charges reasonable and orders of any design promptly executed and sent prepaid to any part of the V. S The Skilled Chinese Jeweler. POOK 8AKO ft CO., Jay Tu Chong. Mngr., 231 Alder street. 5 t rfi Flemish and Oak Finish SI. JO PER GALLON Liquid Wood Filler 81.25 PER OALIX3.N Portland Sash & Door Co. c.iol Hurvlnv chicken dinner, with Lewis 10 ire cream, etc .. at '. merchants lunch Mrs Clarence Nichols J P Flnlev V. M I.dd A H. Iievers Robert fmit'i Edward Hbevelln . Fmnlt To le S Frank T IV Wilrni !., A Patterson . . 1 1. C. power . . . . f H Rnom . . . I.. Pamuel Ir. E. A Rockey Rs'ph Hoyt Rn Belllnr B S Josswlyn... Norman lng . . . Allen st Iewts ... tdwsrd H'lmnn Ir K C Coffey ) 1 n tO I All dellcscleo of the season at the It i Portland ltetRirarit Private apart 10,'menls for ladles JOS Washington, l ft 10 A special tc chicken dinner will be 10 ' served t .nI.iv at 3 3 r Wsshlngton it. 10 1 Hall s restaursnt 10 10' Brnc' Gril'.. 10 Plxth, ervs an 10 I elegant 40c Frerch dinner all day. 10 10 ! Chlrken dlnnr with l- cream. 10c 10 Empire Restaurant. 1(1 Third. 19 10' Moore's restaurant serves p-1al 19 i 0-rr.t Sunday dinner 141 Fifth sU 1! to 10 CURES RHEUMATISM $00 Rheumatic Psr bottte. Wer botUs. ajt orrxsurAi. bixidt fob- RHEUMATISM tm its aiAjrr roam. Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness SleepJeRiness Nervous Headaches Neuralgic Heada.-hei Nervous Prppei'ts Nervous Affections TRADE SI PPLIED BT A.W. Allen & Co. Wholesale snd Retail Druggists. 16th Marshall Sts.. Portland, Or. pact ftc coast agenti rartl&ad BsJlway. Ufbt ft Fow OO. Hv Issued new order Commencing on No Students No Gas No Cocaine i Special Reduction on All' Dental Work Until ! August 10th Clr.in-r.g trrth and painlc extraction ' free for a short time only. , TEETH ' i 830 FBOJTT ST. FORTXtAJTD, OB. Cordwood $5 4-ft., First-Class JTsw Wood, BXQEEKS WOOD COMyAWT. 9th a:.d Gl'-an. Wn:0r!A-tiiii. . m ' "WchtnT Safes no Merchandise DRAYAGE ST OR ACT TRACKAGE Moved & Stored CLAY 3. MORSE SL, 4th 4 DAVIS waron 13th & HOYT Thit office m ejuippej with nU th latest appli.nu es ar ! :' rrrui.n f 'r doing h;gh ciam w -k ( " si:!ut:oii free. A t e n y r a r prar.ir.tee given w : t h a ' ! w : k WE CALL FOR, REPAIR AND DELIVER ALL WORK FEW I NO MACHINES OIR PTECI AL H WE HEPAIR EVKRTTHINQ. nil iNE AND WE WILL. CALU East IS 1 1 m E. UorrisoD SI. Columbia University Portland, Orsffon. Boarding; and Day School for Young aien ana noys. Oolleg-late Oonrses In Arts, Letters, History and Economics and Philosophy. Courses Preparatory for General Science. Electrical. Mechanical an! Civil Engineering;, Architecture, Arts, Letters and Economics. Commercial Coarse affords thorough preparation for Huslness. Location unsurpassed. Eighty acres of Campus. Jjaxgrsst Gymnasium In th wl For Terms and Entrance Require ments apply for Catalogue B. Catalogue Free on application to th President. ECLECTIC BUSINESS UNIVERSITY NOW IN SESSION SAT 11D ETXHIOETO CLASSES Places young people In good position. Our Individual Instruction students, the best. all make No discouraged good progress. X. S. XICXAKDSOsT. X X. B Pres. Worcester block, Portland. Oregon. Phone Main 4504. GREAT PIANO VALUES CH ICaQ NICKEL0DI0N !ra A. 8 k K. A. Browa, Mrt. Arthur W. h"... Ir W T Williamson J W. TArfd vr p Wells .i. W F Vcxlard Pacific Paper Co.. Total t I t .ml j Monday. August 10 l"t, pasergr l!wlll not be allowed to ri?" on tn rront t ' rlatforms of any car of the Portland t ; Rail way gtvisloo escert the (Ions r- ttbule) three ill core part men t cara Ttmmw. Menday. will oitlTv'y Se gaa htm Ihe last dsr fir diiMuBt on west side Portland foarpaay. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Sherman, Clay S Co. A, B. Chas PlayT Pismog, THE WORLD'S BEST" PAINLESS DENTISTS Corner Sixth gnd Wgshington, 'p.e su'e y"u re in th? r cht offwe ' La'Ir af.rnd.rt. j Pticre Mam A 5340. i rctic licnin: '8 A. M to ?:30 T. M. Sunday, 9 to Change ILvcry Day au. aoos rnncn. MCMODtlLUO At leas thaa one-half price gurtng the I aext ir.ont a. New fur sn4e at leweet j poeslble prtca. 1 ftcaesBacber, Its Mad I lac street. . , MILLS COLLEGE For Young Women Only woman's college on Paelflg eoaa-t Offers same advantage as beet eastern Institutions. Full collegiate coarse, n. green conferred. For three year only, tbe three upper classes of the Seminary Department, offering preparatloa o Mils college, th universities and. Mil. era colleges, will bt continued. (.Ac credited) Special opportunities tu t meatlc science, muslo and art. Earnest Christian Influence; non oectartan; atl form of healthful eatdoor amuem . Ideal location In beaatlful Oaklsnd b rail term begin An rust II, Jtus. r catalogue and brochure rf views m . des sir. C T. MUM rrealdent. u,4 CoUag JP. 0 Cad. t THE ALLEN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL Yherongh prerrto f?r s:l -., and western college, tigk'n ,r ... gin September II. ltt. Cel.. . THE AUXJEJI rTtrrARTf";iT I ;: fortiafid. Or.