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Newspaper Page Textt THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1908. .1 U Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. Patttages Orand The Oak fihow, S p. m.; Vaudeville Vaudeville Doy and Fony "The Bliow OlrU." U JOUBWAX. AT TUB BXAOKX-. In order to procure prompt nd more satisfactory service.' when at the summer resort, order from the following Journal agents at regular city rate. Ilwaco A Ilwaoo Railway com- e) pany, H. B. Woodruff, new agent. Long Beach. Edward MoAllen. Ocean Park. H. B. Woodruff. Seavlew, F. E. Btrauhal. The Breaker, J. M. Arthur. ) Oearhart, A. UUInger. Seaside. Lynn Burtla. head- ) quarters at Lewis & Co. Newport, Harlln Talbert Collins Springs, J. W. Belcher. WUholt Springs. F. w. ac- v Leran. Carson, Wash., Mineral Springs hotel. reaentsd and he had to have tt tinkered with, besides sending to the east for some of the neoeaaarjr parts. Because of his Inability to use It ,- and the amounts he has expended he plares his damage at twice the original coat. George Oppell, sn employs of the Pa cific Engineering company, was Injured about the head on the Weldler dorks, where he was working, this morning. He was aawlnv a ilmher when a chain fell directly upon his head, knocking him un conscious He was taken to Ht. Vin cent's hospital In a lied Cross ambulance. Supplementary articles of Incorpora tion Increasing the capital stock of the Union Meat company to 11.000,000 have been filed with the county clerk. The directors named are C. C. Colt, J. II. Good, H. E. Klser. Charles Carey and H. A. Chetham. The Lee (TThi composed Investment compeny. nr of ("Illness Only, has filed articles of Incorporation with" the conn Incorporators sre Lee g Yee. Lee Tl Ming ana I) the capital stock Is clerk. The oon. Lee II In Lee Lock, and 12,000. The following articles were found on the streetcars vesterdav and can be re covered bv calling at lost article room, First and Alder Btreets: Oil can. 9 pnek- ages, 3 pair gloves, 2 lunch boxes and -1 umbrellas. The I. C. a-1 first annunl launch excursion Sunday, August 16. Launches will leave tho foot of Ptsrk street 8 a. m. Tickets B6c at 43(1 Washington street. HO WAY TO CHECK CITY HIT HELPS Ordinance Faulty Giving City Power to Trim Kesi dents' Tall Grass. The Oregon Agricultural Experiment station has Just Issued four new bul letins which are of much internet to the farmers and horticultures of Ihe state. Bulletin No. U9. emanating from the station's department of horticul ture la an "Orchard Survey of Wasco County." Circular bulletin No. 2 con tains "Hints for Eastern Farmers." The department of bacteriology Issues bulletin No. SS, "Preserving Wild Mushrooms," and bulletin No. 97, by the department of chemistry, is entitled Comments upon the Maio-rtiuiim. aw." , These bulletins ore sent free the exneriment stralon at Corvams to an resiupnis t'i resun them. The remains of Rev. E. C. Baker, who died at Snlt Lake City on Aug.it 7, were Interred yesterday afternoon In Lone Fir cemetery. Funeral serv ices were conducted by Rev. John Fllnn. a pioneer minister of the Meth odist church who married him seven rears ago at Vancouver. Mr. I'arker was raptor for two years at Ilwaco Wash., and Was called to I tali about 18 months ago. One of Ills sisters Is Mrs. H L. Turney of 1S5 Last Twelfth street. Rate war Steamer Northland sslls direct for Han Francisco. Saturday. p. m. Cabin, $10; steerage, 5. Berth and meals Included. C. II. Thompson, agent, 128 Third street. We sponge and press your clothes, shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month. Main 614. A-4314. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark. Dentists recommend our Pearl Hen tri fles for preserving and beautifying the teeth. Prepared and sold by Albert Uornl, druggist. 233 Washington street Tom P. Swennes was today appointed patrolman by Chief (Jrltzmacher, Swen nes, having been certified to as eligible by the civil service commission. Dr. Will Jackson, dentist, 1020 Bel mont street, Sunnvslde. Office phones Tabor 603. B-2474 : residence phones Bust 6230. B-1 474. Hedglns Corn Cure gives relief when all other remedies fall. 26 cents a bot tle nt Albert Bernl's drugstore, 2.1.1 Washington street. Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. i Portland people are greatly gratified at the steadily Increasing Interest being taken In the gold dredging Industry throughout different parts of this state. The Western Kxploration & Dredging company have had a steady inquiry for their Mack all through the hard times following the financial flurrv of last fall. There Is now but little more of their stock that can be bad at 45c per share, and the price will probably soon make a sharp advance without notice. At a recent meeting of the North Al Mn;i Push club the property-owners on Kllllngsworth avenue decided to peti tion for the widening of the thorough fare from HO to So feet, and a delegation from the club was at the city engineer's office vesterdav to see what arrange ment could he made in regard to estab lishing the grade. The proper! , v -owners want the present grade changed so that th height of the center of the street orT the curb line will not be so great. Woman's Exchange, 13S Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. John C. Shlllock law offices, moved Gerllnger building. Second and Alder. 321 D. Chambers & Son., opticians, Morrison street, corner of Sixth. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. In an opinion filed with City Auditor Barbur this morning. Deputy City At torney Frank S. Grant held that the ordinance recently passed, by the city council requiring property owners to cut and remove glass anil weeds exceeding 10 Inches In height from all property within 120 feet of an Improved street, cannot be enforced. Ilia opinion was made at the request of the ponce committee of the cltv executive board. According to the es timate of the police commutes ttin city would have to spend about $10,000 each year to carrv out the provisions of the ordinance The opinion follows: "I have vfuir favor enclosing the re. port of the committee on police on ordinance Xo. lX.OuS, together with a communication from the chief of police, all lelHthig to the cutting anil removal of weedH it n ,1 (;niHN from private prop erty and making the coat of removal a lien on t ho property. "After n careful consideration of this ordinance I flint several serious objec tions to It. The first objection Is that the fund out of which the expense of cutting these weeds Is to bo paid In the first Insianco by the cltv Is not desig nated. I'lin second objection la that no notice Is required to be given to the property owner, and 1 am or the opinion that the city, before It could place a Hon upon the property for the cutting of grass and weeds should first re quire a notleu of some kind to be given to the property owners The next ob jection s that the ordinance provides that a lien ugalust any lot shall be en tered in the docket of city liens, and when so docketed shall be collected In the same manner ns assessments for street improvements are collected, or the same may be collected In any other manner ns the council of tho city of Portland may direct. "I am of the opinion that the ordi nance should prescribe a definite mode f enforcing the collection of a lien and not prescribe one method In the ordinance Itself and leave It to the council to prescribe another method. In other words, one method and one method only, should be prescribed. Another ob jection is that no provision is made af- nronertr that the ordinance owners. fectlng non-realdent and it la necessary should read not only resident owners, but non-resident DroDerty owner. You tra arivl,l tita, in mv tinlnlnn the or- dlnanre in Its present condition could not be enforced. "Ordinances of this character have been held dhnatltntlnnal as a DroDtr ex ercise of the police power and under the provisions of our charter thara la ample authority for the council to rasa this ordinance. In fact It la made the duty j oi municipal corporations ny hid mw w , tne state to exterminate certain ainas of weed. I - . J "WHAT WE SAY, WE DO" Y. M. B. O. D. inal Price Cutting Summer Clothing All our summer goods must go. These prices will surely do the work Outing Suits Outing Pants BABY MORPHINE r IE HUH are made by all soothing syrups and baby medicines that contain opium and narcotics. McGee's Baby Elixir con tains no Injurious or narcotic drugs of any kind. A sure and safe cure for dis ordered stomachs, bowels and fretful-ness- splendid for teething Infants. Sold by Skldmore Drug company. Dr. E. A. Myers, dentist, S17 Dekum building, has returned. Berger, 9391. signs. 2S4 Yamhill. Main Dr. McArthur, A.B., 1121 Union ave. N. Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. Journal want ads. lc a word. W. L. Buckner has begun suit In the circuit court against Rose Hath away and the .Multnomah Land com- pti n AT THE THEATRES Orphoum A Clevrr Rill. Among the numerous very good things booked for the Oiplieum opening Monday evening is Urals' Prodigies or Simian on a mechlule s lieu for S :. 1 1 for i Comedians. A troup of monkeys and material and laiior "r a oweinng an 1 -baboons doing ever-thing but talk. It live lots in Arbor Lodge on the penlti- ls one of the best examples of jiei fec sula. Rose Hathaway Is said to hnvejtlons In training animals ever shown, owned the property until July 22, when Th funny capers cut up by the clown she sold It to the land company. (monkeys 'cause much amusement, and - I appeal particularly to the children. The latest addition to the T'nlted ; IlerrGrals also produces the new cre Kast .Side Tush clubs is the Mount Scott : at Ion. or feature act, "Dlavoleno, Loop Improvement association, w hich at its I lng tnq jMOP " last meeting yote.d to Join the general! organization, ft. N. Ford Charles Stout. ! Hog Cirrus and Oomody at the Oaks, lo I, Marshall. !'. P Sua ugh ness y and lHlrlK tnl, WCPk the people who A. P. I avis were chosen delegates to ' v,t th Oaks are having entertainment represent the association in the united ; iaild(1 , tliem In great bunches. In rl"l'S. ithe afternoon Inn Carlos and his ng- , . ,, , ,, Kregation of trained animals. Including Accused by the Portland Railway. le wnderfnl Professor Kldd. the al I.ight Power company, for which he most human baboon, are the features, worked as conductor, of retaining about 1,1 the evening the Curtis comedy com $21 worth of tickets, S. It. Hlult was i ,n"" ,8 presenting the "Show Girl, a arrested last night. He will be heard j""'-"' "''''-" musical comedy, before Justice Hell next week. He do- " dares he fully intended turning In the. Mlnslrrl Stars at Grand, tickets when he returned to work. , Minstrel stars are on the bill nt the . , . , ' Grand. They are Manuel Komain, for A. 11. Johnson Lstate. The county vrHrs wit h hockstader, and the Foltv court has made an order for the sale hoys, featured with Primrose. This is F. W. Baltes and Company invito your inquiries for PRINTING Phone Main 16S Home A 1165 First and Oak TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES out or town rnorisB We can do your entire Crown, Bridge and Plata work In a riav If necessary. Positively Painless Extracting Tree when plates or bridges are ordered. Sensitive teeth and roots removed with out the least pain. Ten chairs. Only the most eelentlflo and careful work. 30 TEARS HT PORTLAJTD. WA AW D ASSOCIATES palnleae Dentists. Tailing Bldg., Third and Washington I X a. in. to h p rn.: Sundays 9 to i. Painless Kxt raction. ftdc; Plates. $5.00. Hoth Phones. A and Main 2UZ9. Boiled Linseed Oil 5 GALLON LOTS S84 Raw Linseed Oil 6 GALLON LOTS 57 Pure White Lead I'ER 100 R7.S0 Portland Sash & Door Co. 330 rBOVT ST. POBTIAJTD, OS. 2 PRICE Why Not Rent a Piano? 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. Wa are anxious to have as many as possible out of the way before the rush comes. v e rent a very fine piano for $6 a month. We have others for t4 and 13 and even some for 12 a month, and we assume expense of cartage where piano j is rented six months or longer. Ellers Piano House, 353 Washington street. Three-Piece Suits $25.00 Suits $16.65 $20.00 Suits $13.35 $17.50 Suits $11.65 $15.00 Suits $10.00 $12.50 Suits $8.35 $10.00 Suits $6.65 ALL SHOES 10 WE CALL FOR, REPAIR AND DELIVER ALL WORK i SEWING MACHINES OUR SPECIAL ITY. WE REPAIR EVERYTHING. : THONE AND WE WILL CALL East 1811 409 E. Morrison SI. COAL Kemmerer Coal The Best Wyoming Con! on the Port land Market. CHTTBCHI.EY BROS. (INC.) : Bunkers 13th anl Marshall. Phones 1 Main 931. A-S931. OFF AMTJSIMUJITS. NIGITS 11.11. THEATRE W-K Season of Advanced TandertU ALL ST AX rSATOma ACT". Opening Monday Kvenlne. August IT. Pale of seats begins Wednesday. Aug. 1. THE GRAND Vaudeville deluxe Another Great Show. Manual Bomalne assisted by roley Bros, ft Vabner Bisters "Sows Kuslo Bow" "The Tall of e.' Tom (Ulllen. The Moztrts. Csdleux Ixiulse Aubsr, etc. 13 OFF Straw Hats 1 PRICE furnishing Goods At Special CLEARANCE PRICES THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS XlKflkJ IfMilrU m SUCCESSORS TO WELCH 2Z5Z5 MORRISON NEAR FIRST SI PANTACES THEATRE Fourth and Stark Rts. Week Commencing Monday, Aug, 10, BEVEBT ZANZIBAR ABA1I, Whirlwind Arriibiits and Pyramid Hutlders. ZISXA k KIN a, FUirlesiiue Magician and KlnRs of Comedy -Magic. Three Performances Sally 8:30, 7:30, p. nu popular prices: Lower Moor and first six rows In dress circle '.'Kc; bark bal cony, lac, box seats. 50c. Any seat weekday matinees, 15c. NICKELODION 130 SIXTH. Change Lvery Day ALL GOOD BUBJUOT, Cnrlos' Society Circus 8" BEAI'TIFL'L DOGS, MONKEY COMEDIAN AND KIDD THE MAN BABOON. S o'clock today. Tonight In Alrdome, The'reat New York Sucreas, "The Show Cllrl" Cars First and Alder, transfer all parte city. TEETH mTtr s rrooirwnj Save Money t on and after August 10 IOCS of the property of said estate in Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill counties. For details apply to W. M. Lndd. adminis trator, First and Stark streets. hose for sprinkling a siroflt act of Its kind. The program Is a succession of hits from the open ing number to the moving pictures. Water through yard or and and 8 a. m. an 6 and 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used enntrarv to these rules or waste fuilv It will be shut off. rds or sidewalks or washing porches,,1;' -"IJiV windows must he paid for In advance I J, d used only between the hours of 5 I ' I'nder Water Actors. A vaudeville specialty performed at the bottom of a large crystal tank Is ne specialty which conies to rand next week. The Flnnevn perform more daring aouatic feats than any other people In the world. The Shepherds of America, second de gree Forcnters. will give a moonlight picnic tonight on the river. Two steam ers and a dancing barge have been char tered for tho occasion and a grand time is expected The party will leave Stark street dock at 8 o'clock. Allowing a minor to poolroom cost F. M. Dlttmer a fine of lift In the municipal court today. Frank Dallv was rounded up yesterday for driving a horse with painful sore spots. Today ha paid the city 10 as punishment. Pantages' Attractions. For a couple of hours of absorbing and enlivening entertainment visit Pan tages new theatre this week. The sev en Zanzibar Arabs, lightning acrobats; the Ferraris, novelty dancers; Zlska & King, the magician and his valet; N.i- the 1 Adams, versatile entertainers and , me silver-voiced soprano, Alias r lorence Saunders. remain in bis 1 PEKSOXALS. LAND BARGAINS 310 ACHES, 175 acres under fine cultivation, 31 ncres in timber, living stream through land, spring; at house, fine well and water system at barn, barn under way of construction will be fioxlSO feet; 6-room house, family orchard of assorted fruits ia full hearing, place fenced and cross-fenced; 12 miles from Vancouver, u miles from railroad town, 1 mile from country town. Price, 560 per acre; $10,600 cash; would 6ell 150 acres with 110 acres cleared land and timber for $55 per acre. This is accorded the host dairy proposition In Clarke county. 133 ACRES, 7 miles from this city on fine level road, -mlle from coun try town; 85 acres tinder fine state of cultivation, 25 acres beaverdam land, 17 acres green timber; good 7-room house, large barn, granary, woodshed, etc.; family orchard In full hearing, Including 12 cows, team of fine mares, 2 wagons, hack, buggy, binder, mower, rake, cultivators, plows, cream separator; all hay ami grain now on place; chickens, hogs and all small tools. Owner in poor health and obliged to sell. Price, $S,50ii, 'i, cash. 80 ACRES of fine land. 12 miles from Vancouver and lty miles to coun try town, and 1 miles to 2 railroad towns; fiO acres under high state of cultivation. 50.000 feet of green timber, 6-room house, silo, barn f.6x fin and one barn 36x42. smokehouse, woodshed, chicken-house, and all other nuibulldings. 1 acres of orchard of assorted fruits; H-mile to school; living stream and spring; Scows, new wagon, mower, rake, binder, 2 harrows, plows, cream separator, hayfork, hay on hand and all growing crop. Price, $7,000. 14 cash, balance 6 percent interest. 13 ACRES of fine land, 3 miles from this cltv on good graveled road, :11 acres under fine state of cultivation, balance In cordwood. timber and pasture; fine 4-room house, with brick basement; fine arranged barn. 18v26; good woodshed, brick dairv house, and all other necessarv outbuildings; all under good fence; -mlle from school on main rond t and in a fine neighborhood. This Is one of the best equipped little ranches in the county and very cheap at the price offered. Price, $3,3"0. Terms to suit. X THOMPSON CO. SWAN X CITIZEITSZ' NATIONAL BAJTX BUTX-DIKO, VANCOUVER. WASH. , Tomorrow Evening, Saturday, August 14, Closes SMOdDO-OTO Sorosis and Walk-Over Oxford Sale The greatest reduction of up-to-date Oxfords ever given in Portland. $3.50 Oxfords $2.65 $4.00 Oxfords $3.00 $5.00 Oxfords $3.75 KNIGHT'S, Third and Washington 1 Come and have free examination. WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE. SILVER FILI.1NOS 35(1 TTP GOI-D FILLINGS Y5 t'P SET OF TEETH 84.00 SPLENDID SET 88. OO GOLD CROWNS ... 2.50 TO 3.00 All work guaranteed for ten years. Lady attendant always present. All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from lS to 20 years' experience. Boston Dentists 99m Morrison St., Home Phone A -2030. Optx Postofflce. Phone Mala 9030. Claiming twice the amount In dam- I Charles H. Babbitt and wife of Wash ! lngton. I'. C. are at the Portland. I A. E. Murphy a stock dealer of Burns, ! Is at t he Oregon. M. B. McGowan. master mechanlo of sges that he paid for an automobile to ,h( Oregon accompanied by hi. daugh Mltthell, Lewis A Staver. George H. ter Elkerton has begun suit In the circuit 1 W. Van Horn and wife of Hood River court for $1,500. He says he bought a are at the Oregon. machine from the defendant company , Meyer Abrahams manager of the Ji June for $7f0. but It was not as rep- Maeon-Ehrman store at Spokane, Is at " ","" """""" the Oregon with his sister, Mrs. Flora iMumrnuim 01 1 JBKinnn W. L. Park, general superintendent of the O. R. it N. and a party of other railroad officials are expected In Port land Sunday morning Among those In the partv will h .T N Pnvls. R. H. In- fTam and G. Radetxki and two daugh-ers I Wllllsm Hobh, general manager of I Morgnn's Louisiana and Texas railroad i and steamship company. Is expected to arrive 1-1 Portland within a few days for a visit. Slate Fenator Jon B Cnffey, accom panied by Mre Coffey and their daugh ter will leave this evening for Sen Frnn c!se where they will visit for some lit tle time. It Is expected that Rev Charls T , Hurd !11 receive a call to become pas ; tor of the Anahel Tresbyterlan ehurch on the Mount Scott line, an invitation i to preach there the first Sunday In 8ep 1 timber havirg heen extended to him wHh tbat ohject !n view Rev Mr Hurl hat been In charge of the V M C A work nt Crrvsll; Rv Robert McLean. , who has been supplying the Anabei rf.urcb pulpit during the summer. t!i return to Princeton to finish his theo logical studie', C A P'relfw. president of the Kat PM Business 5 Mn cu. has left for the esst on a business trip and to attend the National Shoe and leather exposition at Chicago. He also Intends to make a study of municipal coalitions In some of tho eastern cities I. J Bannon. an attorney of Bump tr. le In, the citr-for a few days Mr Bannon was In Pendleton SatsMay In ennectltw with a case at court end en thought he wtmld come down to Port land to tret the benefit of the cxvl at moepher far a ar er two. At Pendle- rhe tewperatwr was 1(4 ffatirday. BeMs rr last night be foun4 the charge quite Btetttia The vegetable oils which are used in the manufacture rf Ivory Soap come from the other side of the globe. Cuba arid South Am erica produce oils of fairly good quality; but we prefer to go 10,000 miles further, pay more and get the best. Why do we do it? Because it pays that is the, only reason. v- Ivory Soap 99 MZ Per Cent. Pure. Progression and Energy The management of the Security Savir.RS & Trust Company is progressive, but always within the bounds of conservatism. The increased business of this bank is the result of that energy which has been- paramount in the successful establish ment of the best financial institutions. SECURITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY CORBETT BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON CAPITAL $500,000.00 SURPLUS 9250,000.00 A New Departure The cost of Interments has been greatly reduced by the Uolman Under ; taxing company. 1 Heretofore It has been the custom ot ! funeral directors to make charge for j all Incidentals connected with a fu I neral. The Edward Holman Undertalc 1 Ing company, the leading funeral dl I rectors of Portland, have departed from ; that custom. When casket Is furnished) ; by us we make no extra charge for 1 errtbalmlns, hearse to cemetery, outside box or anv rvlce that may be re quired of us. except clothing, cemeterw and carriages, thus effecting a saving of $25 to $75 on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. aao TKXBO ST- COS. BAXMOS, SOSOOL8 AJTD COLLEGES. ! ECLECTIC ! BUSINESS I UNIVERSITY ! NOW IN SESSION SAT ASTS ETEVIITO OIO.ISXS Places youn-; people In good positions. Our Individual Instruction the bet. No discouraged students, all make) good progress. X. X. KICKABDSOIT, I. Xi. Pre. Worcester block, Portland. Oregon. Phone Main 4504. Proof of the Superiority of Meat over all other Foods DALLAS COLLEGE The purpose of this Institution are to furnish to young men and women a liberal Christian education, to lay deep and broad foundation In the study of the sciences, art and philosophy, and to build up strong and Intel lectual moral character. Offers Usual College Coarsest Classi cal, Scientific, Slsmentarr, Ao4e mio and afnstoaX , .jiji i Expenses nomlnn!. The facultr oa Manv people try to delude themselves into believing arrange for nmtwd number of student that there is meatless diet. more nutrition and wholesomeness in a That this is a false theory is proven by the way these: people will work, plan and scheme to find something that will take the place of meat. j Why Not Study It Under a Pen Artist? BOOKKEEPING under an Kxpert Accountant ? BANKING tinHer a Rank Cashier ? CORPORATION Accounting under a Syjtenvmiin ARITHMETIC under a Thorough Mathe matician 1 SHORTHAND under a Convention and Court Reporter ? TYPEWRITING under , Practical Touch Operator' Letter-writing, English, Spelling, etc.. under thorough'y competent instructori ? THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, OREGON pa New termpomripnri'i September 11. Tot CaMtlog-oe and Information C. A. MOCK. Sailas. Oregon. ML ANGEL COLLEGE AIT. ANGEL.ORE. PURE MEAT HAS NO SUBSTITUTES. It is easily digested and is all nutrition. Zl m . , , , r bcs Term frn P"pt . Board, tul- Notice persons that have lived for years on a meatless ti-n a uunr.-. mo per year. .rr. Aim anrl unn will that thvr ars ae a i-ii1s 1,r1.. 1 Mnfrr cummerr lai. Sffcnttfio An4 UUl jwv. ..... V- va.MV ..w fcu w. u UIV. 1.U1U1 I r lack nerve strength, and have very little real endurance. rlasslcsl courses. The only danger is in buying impure meats, and this WWTS rOB CATAJeOaXTB. can easily be avoided by always insisting on being sold Tu ALLEN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL meat that is stamped U. S. INSPECTED and PASSED I38" UNION MEAT CO. , PORTLAND, ORGOON . Pioneer Packers of he Pacific Therrrsgh prT r t Ion tit si '- ,,d westers rollege.' Tlg'-'h r fc glaa, gevteenber 11. Cti ffc rut alxxj rrpAitTosT u