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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1908. 9 1 Town Topics; TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. Psntages Grand The Oaka Show, S p. m.; Vaudeville Vaudeville , . Doy and Pony Bhow Girl,." :15 JOVMMAX, AT TO 1UOXII. In order to procure prompt and mora satisfactory service, whan at the aummer raaorta, order from the fol lowing- Journal agents at regular city ratea. Ilwaco A Ilwaco Railway com pany. H. B. Woodruff, news agent. Long Bearh. Edward MeAllen. Ocean Park, H. B. Woodruff. Seavlew, F. E. BtrauhaL The Breakers, J. M. Arthur. Qearhart. A. Utalnger. Seaalde, Lynn Burtla. head qua rtera at Lewis Co. Newport, Harlln Talbert Collins Bprlngs, J. W. Belcher. Wllholt Springs, F. W. Mc Leran. Carson, Wash., Mineral Springs hotel. council. H rmarda the extension of he 'fire limlta aa absolutely easentlal to the protection of property In the bus iness districts on both aides of the river. The report was referred to the street committee. ,i Penney Bros.' Friday 8peclal.-ur IliO grsde of Port, Sherry, Tokay, Ma deira, Angelica. Muacat and Sauterne wlnea at (1 per gallon. Our 11 grade of wlnea at 75c per gallon. Straight Ken tucky whiskey, regular 14. at $3.20 per gallon. Friday only. S70-S81 East Mor rison street, fhonea East 287, B-2426. Free delivery. A. If. Johnson Estate. The eounty court haa made an order for the aale on and after August 10, 1908, of the property" of said estste In Multnomah, Washlnaton. and Yamhill counties For detail apply to W. M. Ladfl. adminis trator. First and Stark atreets. Varth. - He has a bareback on a cat monkey that rides hi aKlna th riuiti wnii a aug aressea aa a girl for a part ner and does with an ape. a hend-balanclng stunt Water throuarh hose for sorlnkllng yards or sidewalks or washing- porches or Windows must be usld for in sdvsnce and uaed oiily between 'the hours of 6 and 8 a. m. and 6 an1 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling- streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully It will be shut off. Pendleton academy, one of the lead Ing preparatory schools of eastern Ore gon. I situated In the center of popula lion of this vast reslon. Students have entered here from Raker. WallowH t'nlon. Morrow, Grant and Malheur .i ,, - m T'.n.HIIQ likewise from nelrhborlng states of Washington, Idaho and Montana. The courses of study have been arranged so as to accommodate the student who wishes to take a college course, as well as the one who will quit ecnooi ana ue Bin some vocation. The moral sur rounding are the best that can be ob tained. I'enflleton, situateu in umawna county, which passed the prohibition measure by a large majority, Is now a "dry" town. Parents selecting a school for their boys will do well to bear this In mind. The student body has a ways been of a very high character; this I very Important to the young peo ple away from home, where they will form friendships that will have a great. Influence on tnelr after lives. Before deciding on any school parents should send for a catalogue of this academy. Address Pendleton Academy, Pendle ton. Or. The council yesterday voted down the ordinance Introduced by Councilman Kellaher to drive hawkers and peddlers o(T the city streets. The members con sidered the measure too drastic and, while most of them favored driving the hawkers from the downtown streets, they were equally In favor of allowing them to sell their wares In the residence districts. Councilman Baker explained that the ordinance was Introduced at the request oi about 300 business men. who have been annoyed with the hawkers- Baker explained that these men pay high rents and are forced into dl rect competition with the hawkers, who pay but a nominal sum for their li censee. Objection to the hawkers was made on the ground that they violate the police regulations and litter the streets with refuse. DECLAIMS rUBLIO . IUTJIS A (THUS FRUIT That the city waa handed a lemon when the public hatha were presented tO the munlcloalltv Kaa fliat .lai l. ra I Inn of Councilman Kellaher yesterday when the matter of appropriating more money tun Mama come up. Mayor une ae rlared that an entire new hull would nave to be built next year and one mem ber di-lared that the best way out of the dllemna would be to sink the pres ent hulk. It was finally decided to grant the psrk board an additional 600 for the rest of the year. Not only are the hatha In a poor condition but the city 1 - - - J la confronted with a serious problem In finding a alto suitable for the amuse ment resort. Julius k-riitt.chnltL vice-president and general manager of the Jlarrlman lines, accompanied by Chief Engineer George W Hnschke and Superintendent James K. Graham of the O. It. N. and H P. Hum In Ore von left last nlaht on a tour of Inspection of th Oregon lines I he trip is expected to occupy iunu inree nays DII1SUU1IJ AT XOM0B. Iota of men and women who are agreeable with others, gst "cranky" at home. Its not dlsnosltlun. Its the liver If you find In yourself thst you feel cross around the house, little things worry you. lust buy a bottle of Bsllard'a Harblna ami nut vour liver In shape You and everybody around you will feel better for it. ' Price 40 centa per bottle. Sold by Bkldmore Drug company- , - - J The following articles were found on he atreetcara yesterday and can be re covered bv calllnar at lost article room. First and Alder streets: Painter's suit. package, glove, gold, chain, pair glasses and cneca valve. Admiral George S. Shepherd Invited the mayor, the city council and the city executive board to attend the regatta at Astoria In a bodv yesterday and the in vltatlon was accepted by the council- men. 3 a H Advance Styles The North Alblna Push club at Its last meeting Indorsed the Dos Moines system of municipal government and will endeavor to have the same action tatken by the other Push clubs. Rate war Steamer Northland sails direct for San Francisco, Saturday, 6 D. m. Cabin. 110: steerage, $5. Berth and meals included. C. II. Thompson, agent, 128 Third street. Our Friday special: $1.60 port or sher ry wine. 76 centa per gallon; $3. B0 whis key $2.75 per gallon. National wine Co.. Fifth and Stark. Phones Main eta; A-44B. Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex- copt Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. If Gertrude Holdrldge will call at The Journal office and prove property, she may have same. Woman's Exvhange. 1SS Tenth street, unch 11 :30 to 2; business men's lunch. 20 discount on all harness this week. Keller Harness company, 49 North Sixth. John C. Shlllock law offices, moved Gerllnger building. Second and Alder. E. W. Moore, expert photographer. Elks' building. Seventh arid Stark sts. S21 D. Chambers & Son., opticians. Morrison street, corner of Sixth. W. A. Wise and associates, painless entists, rnird ana wasningrton. 817 Dekiim An ordinance compelling the tele phone, telegraph and railway companies to place their wires and conduits on Hawthorne avenue underground, was In troduced by Councilman Kellaher yes terday. The ordinance stipulates that the wires shnll be underground by No vember 1. Hawthorne avenue Is about to be paved with a hard-surface pave ment, but the measure is only a fore runner of others to compel the compa nies to place all their wires and con duits east of the river underground. The ordinance was referred to the street committee. Dr. E. A.e Myers, dentist. ulldlng. has returned. Berrer. 9391. signs. 284 Yamhill. Main Journal want ads. lc a word. Dr. J. B. Roth has returned. LE CLOWN MOUSTIER mm juExmrs show T,e Clown Motistier, the great French animal tralrier and comedian, has been engaged for this season's tour of th Barnum and Bailey greatest show on R. L. Rushlight, brother of Council man A. G. Rushlight, died yesterday at the latter's home. 605 East Eleventh street of tuberculosis. Mr. Rushlight lived In Alaska for about 14 years un til two years ago when he returned to Portland. Since his return he had made his home with his brother and becuma well and favorably known to a large circle of friends. The funeral will be held are Mllwaukie cemetery Friday afternoon. Preceding the Interment services will be held at 2 o'clock. "Mount Taboj- a Public Park," Is to be the subject of discussion at a meet ing of the Mount Tabor Improvement ciiH tonight in Woodmen, hall, on West avenue. The club wants the park board to buy at least 169 acres on Mount Ta bor for a public park, in accordance with the Olmstead plans, although Com missioner Lang has said that the cltv cannot afford to buy more than 40 or 60 acres. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT Until Then Finest $250 Pianos Will ' Be Sold at $128, and Others at $142, $194 and $218. Worth atfLeast Double. a H 2 a II II s mil i i 3 IH.JL. I 3 Tn M M N 8 Tfi W Fall and Winter Benjamin's Suits and Overcoats s n 8 B E H a H H 8 S a jjil TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES OUT or TO WW sni. Ws ean do roar sntirs rimw, t?"1..?1! Wi".k,'n " lf nireasarv. Positively Palaless Iitr.Min. .... when platfs or t.rldses r T.,h-,.j Sensitive teeth and root removed with out the least pain. Ten chairs Only the most scientific anil rereful work 80 TEAKS Uf POmTI.AWD. W. A. WISE A Palllnr Bids-, Third and Washington Painless Extrai;tlon, R0c; I'Utc? $5 uo Roth Phones, A and Main 2039. 1 i OXOOU AJT9 OOLUOll, ( m c- 1 ckooui jun ootuoit. Wad Whr Not Study It Under a Pen Artist? BOOKKEEPING under an Expert Accountant f BANKINO under a Bank Cashier ? CORPORATION Accounting under a System-man ? ARITHMETIC under a Thorough Mathematician ? SHORTHAND under a Convention and Court Reporter ? TYPEWRITING under a Practical Touch Operator ? Letter-writing, English, Spelling, etc., under instructors ? thoroughly competent THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, OREGON - ...-!. J AMUSEMXXTTB. Knox and Warburton Hats km 311 Morrison, Opp. P. 0. n H N M m M U M M H n M a w M H M H U M H M M m M H H H IS! M M MATS 15-25- Sic NIGHTS THEATRE so-7$ Season of AdTanoed VaadevlUe ALL STAS TEATCBE ACTS Openlnjr Mi.mlnv Ki-,in a , Sale of seats begins Wednesday, Auk. 12 A good school none better. Well established reputation. Successful graduates. Skillful, paintalcing teachers. Living Expenses low. Many other advantages. Let us tell you about them. Write for catalogue. SALEM, OREGON i . i ... THE GRAND Vaudeville delnxe Another Great Show. Manuel no mains assisted by Foley Bros, ft Palmer Sisters "Down Buslo Sow" "The Fall of '64." Tom Oillen. The Mozarts. (ndleux. Iconise Anber. etc. PANTAGES THEATRE Fourth and Stark Sts. Week Commencing- Monday, An. 10. SEVER BANH1AB A&ABS, Whirlwind Acrobats and Pyramid lluilders ZISXA It XING, Hurlesiiiio Magicians and Kind's of fnmedv MhrIc. Three Perfornanoes Dally 8:30, 7:30, 9 p. m. Popular prices: Lower flonr nnr! first six rows in dress circle. 26c; back bal cony. 15c; box seats. 60c. Any seat weekday matinees, 5c. NICKEL0DI0N 130 SZXTJL Change Lvcry Day AI.Z. OOOS SUXJT0TS PENDLETON ACADEMY PENDLETON, OREGON. FRETARES 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. H. Blcakncy Ph. D., Pendleton, Oregon. W. 1. STALEY, PRINCIPAL ' - - -.JUL J3 IS OUR MOTTO Said an Employer: "Stick to quality. It will win out in the end." tVe da "stick to quality." That is the reaaoa our graduates are so thorough and in such demand. Investigate our claims to superiority. Catalogue, business fongia and penwork free. Call, phone or write, Portland Business College Tenth end Morrison. Portland, Oregon A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. B.. PRINCIPAL KBBBEMEaaBBSBBlEKSIEBB3BB9BIBSBilBBBUSEHBaBCEBBai W.HJARKEL UCO LEADING EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE. Corner East Morrison and Union Avenue All on Terms of Five Dollars Down . and One Dollar a Week Only Three More Days on ' These Terms. SPfiCIA LS for FR DAY Henry F. Joslyn, an attorney, was or dered sent to the Insane asylum by Judfre Webster after an examination yesterday afternoon. He was formerly an inmate tbere, having- suffered from overwork, but was discharged about two years ago. Recently his condition be came such that his friends thought it ! ments wise to have him returned to the asy lum. He said he knew he was weakened in mind and wag willing to return. We sponge and press your clothes, rhine your shoes, all for $1.50 month. Main 614. A-4314. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 8tark Chief Campbell reported to the coun cil yesterday in favor of extending the fire limits to the harbor line. His re port was made at the request ftf the They Today and Friday and Saturday you 1 can have the piano sent homo on pay- 1 ment of five dollars cash and the bal- ' ance on terms of only One Dollar a! Week but you must come before clos- lng time Saturday night, because this ! Dollar-a-Week Sale positively closes j when the doors of this store close Sat- urday night We are nearing the winding up of a' great sale. A sale that has given a! hundred people the opportunity of se- j curing pianos at such unusual pay that they will never feel the cost of paying. It has brought our monthly average up. even in the hot months and we are satisfied, and, be sides, we know we have made a hun died more friends for the house, be cause every caller at our store found each and every statement of our an nouncements carried out to the letter. and many called merely out of curl osny. thinking it impossible ror us to give such remarkable reductions on reliable pianos, anu accept such un heard-of-terms as a Dollar a Week. were soon convinced that Ellers AND SATURDAY Atthe Leading East Side De partm't Store Carlos Society Circus 3rt BKAl'TIFl'L POOS, MUNKKY COMEDIAN AND KIDD THE MAN BABOON. 3 o'clock today. Tonight in Atrdome, The Great New York Success, "The Show Qlrl " Cars First and Alder, transfer all parts city. CALirORITIA HOTELS FAIRMONT HOTEL $1.25 American Lady Corsets 98c Several of this season's very newest models, with or with out supporters. 35c Embroidered Bureau Scarfs 19c Handsome white emhroidered bureau scarfs in very pretty patterns. TO FRIENDS OF ORGANIZED LABOR THE MODEL BARBER SHOP At 91 Sixth Street IS DECLARED UNFAIR They Have Forced Down the Price Occulting hair and are jriving free shirrs, shaving neck free and pressing neckties free. Ai they hive the finest hoD in the city and do not graft They Should Not Be Patronized Piano House meant every word Dub- I nsneo. The sale has been a decided success from the very beginning, and the last three dsys will exceed In sales, because those who have bought are sending ! ineir menus No sale could be a sustained success: first, if the pianos were not right, and next. If the prices were not right, and. Just st this time of the year. If the terms were not right all of which sre right here When we say a ;R0 Dlano i ror izvt a .io mooei lor i4. that means that you actually save 1122 or Hie. according to the Instrument se lected. The same applies to the $400 : pianos, which are selling at 1243, as ' well aa all others In this sale There Is no lowering of quality with the prices you get he Mm honest, reliable pianos we sell at all times! Ton get them for less than usual be cause we were overstocked on account of dull times during the extreme hot weather In .lulv We're nearing the end of this great Iollsr-a-Week Sale now only two more days besides todsr. snd that means mere la no time for delay Fr.-m now until the closing hour every available salesman will be busy i assisting eager buyers In selecting bar gains. If you n-ed a piano or Intend -to buy one Inside the nIt year or so It will pay you largely to look this stork over, and the earlier wu come the better choice com this afternoon If possible. Kllers Piano (House lit Washington t . Cor Park (Sthl I5c, 12k Dress Ginghams 10c Large assortment of double width dress ginghams, choice patterns. 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Boarding and Day School for Toung Men and Boys. OoUeg-late Courses In Arts. Letters, History and Economics and Philosophy. Courses Preparatory for General Science. Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering, Architecture. Arts, Letters and Economics. Commercial Course affords thorough preparation for Business. Location unsurpassed. Eighty acres of Campus. Iiarffest Oymnasinm in the West. For Terms and Entrance Require ments apply for Catalogue B. Catalogue Freu on application to the President. rUTfflffl.TCJIR I BUSINESS COLLEGE U WABHINOTON ANDTINTH STS. I I PORTLAND. ORSOOM AmJL WRITE FOR CATALOG Tht School that Pigs You in a Good Pariticm McMinnville College OFFERS THE IDEAL EDUCATION Its whole environment Is clean and wholesome; no saloons; good city gov ernment; strong, aggressive churches. A'Chrlstlan Faculty. Coursss: Preparatory, Collegiate, Conservatory and Commercial. Illus trated bulletin Just Issued. aSDBBSS. - . D, C, BOX S7," accMlnnvllle CoUef. XcMlanvlUe, Om. DALLAS COLLEGE The purposes of this Institution are to furnish to groung men snd women a liberal Christian education, to lay a deep end broad foundation In the study of the sciences, art snd philosophy, and to build up a strong and Intel lectual moral character. Offers Vraal College Courses ; classi cal, Bclestifio, Blemeatary, Acade mic aaa Musical. MILLS COLLEGE For Young Women Only woman's college on Parlfln Offers same advantages as best eastern Institutions. Full collegiate course, lw grees conferred. For three veara ml. the three upper classes of the Seminary Department, offering preparation fos Mills college, the universities and east era colleges, will be continued. (e credlted) Special opportunities In do. mestlc science, music and art. Earnest Christian influences; non-sectarian; alt forms of healthful outdoor amusements, Ideal location In beautiful Oakland bills. Fall term begins August II. l0i. For catalogue and brochure Of virwa ad dress Mrs. C. T. MILLS, President. MUla College P. O.. CaL TEETn I I COFFEE . i Our name on the pack-; ape pives us the credit. and puts on us the money-1 back burden it- hn"t a: burden ! Tr grocer rttimi roar momur tx rm ' 0 Seaming Best; r pay lm. Men's $3.50 G'de Sweater Coats$2.75 Expenses nominal. The faculty cn arrange for limited numherof students to earn their way in full or In pert. Vew term commences September 21. Tor Catalof-aa and Information A tares ! C. A. MOCK. DaUaa. Oregem. Good Wages Are Paid Telegraphers Demand exceeds supply. EA8ILT AO QUIREP. SHORT HOURS. W Win place you. Day and evening; rlaaasg. Opn all tfce year. Oregon Expert College S3 rxrrc it, rxm noai. CUT rVATTS Save Money THE ALLEN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL snd western Wlege. Ftghth ye.r be- j " COLLEflE OT MUBIC. Going to College? W1LLAMLTTE UNIVERSITY Falera. Oregon. Offer ya tfca 7 oil ow ing Courses; I COIXKOK OF" LIBERAL) ARTS. N'farlv all colors and combination of colors. mtnt of all pure worsted sweater coats. Big new assort- Women's Oxfords Vals. to $3 at $2.19 Patent leath er in blucher, court tie, and button. Jvid in b'ueher style, all with Goodyeajr welt solei. Come snd have free examination. ! WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE SILVER FILLINGS T P I tVI.P FILLINGS . 75 VP SET OF TEETH K . SPLENDID PET ftt.KX (iOLP CROWNS . . 2.SO TO kK.fHl All work guarantd for ten years Ijidr sttendsnt alwsrs preTit. All work done Nolutetr without mH h specialists of from 11 to 1 rears' experience. Boston Dentists gins September tl. 10 Catslog THE ALLEN PREr A RA TORT SCHOOL Or tiH noM a V. Or. rwiYle. i Diamond House Palo! OUAKAWTIXD gsllen lota, tl.40 rT rl 1 gallom lota. Sl.&O rer Manafaeare4 Iry POKTU-D SiSQ& EOOS CO. m riaoi n, rsi4, oa ' III COLLEGE OF ORATORT. IV OOLLBOE Or MEDICUE V CO LLEO K Or LAW. VI ACADEMT. vu college or TmsotorjT, - All otrefig. Kraln t1t( r onvr. end la tae traaUst tor eataja- MocntTsii!piis UZZzry Acaicry SAN RAFAEL, CALII Oil MA T1a sswet Mpltiy wj,ijj ' i. tarr Aal-nr Ifce C'nm; Infantry Art'V"ry. lru . reeet. Fx'ei' jr" m ' A 9nrrnt-m Sai.-e g y. A- st nirita. " ea Arttnf k -. A- k. ... i Raster. .. ." '" - . . .