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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1908.
Ill II
SCHOOLS aid COLLBOBB. ICXOOU AMD OOUUBOS.
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llllf rl I VJ I rl Kill I r VIA W UdA
ISTHMUS TO NEW YORK
Steamship Service to Be Inaugurated by
the American-Hawaiian' Line and Also
- Making Direct Communication With
the Hawaiian Islands.
IS If! FOB WHEAT
British Bark Andorinha Ar
rives in Columbia lfivcr
for Caro.
FEAKS FOR SAFETY
OF THE ABKKFOYIE
Commencing September 21 Portland
will linve regular. 30-dny steamship
freight service with New York and oth
er Atlantic coast ports by way of the
Tehauntepec rnllroad. Two steamers of
the AniortcHn-Ilnnallnn Steamship lino
will alternate out of Portland every 21
days, currying freight both ways, com-
lng almost direct northbound anil going
by way of Seattle and San Francisco
southbound. Tim service will also give
direct connection with the two steamers
Hi vine between Pusot sound ports and
the Hawailnn Islands.
This Is a service' for which Portland
merchants hnvo long been praying, be
cause by it they will bo able to handle
freight to a great advantage, while at
the same time ! will open an avenue for
Increased trade now prohibited by rail
rates unit the uncertain method of
trans shipment. The steamers to ply
out of Portland are the Nebraska atid
Nevadan, fi.000 ton, boats, of modern
construction and of good speed. On
Puget sound these boats will connect
with the steamship Alaskan and Arizo
na n. both large craft of modern con
struction. Cook & Co., with offices In the Com
niorelul, club building, this city, are
northwest agents for the Amerlcan
llawalian line, and today C. I. Ken
nedy, who has charge of the local of
fice, received the. welcome announce
ment from headquarters through II. W.
Huberts, who has charge of the com
piiny s Seattle office. Mr. Robert s "6 p
leurlrg hero In person to assist in
arranging the schedule. The Ncbrasknn
v.-Ill leave Portland on .September 2 1
and the Nevadan's first sailing out of
hero will o October 12. Heretofore
the company has sent an occasional
steamer nere, the last visit having been
made By the Nehru skan about two
months ago. At that time she went
to Snn Kriiiicisco. however, assisting In
moving a lot of freight that the Ilarrl
iiuin liners wern unable to handle ut
the time.
Every Twenty-One Says.
Mr. Roberts In nn Interview this
morning gave out tiio following state
ment :
"The Amei (can-Hawaiian line will
have, a regular steamer out of Port
land every I'l days, calling here on
the northbound trip, delivering freight
from Atlantic coast ports and taking
return cargo. We will have the steam
ships Ncbrasknn and Nevadan on the
route, (jiving an average ;iu-day service
between Portland and New York.
"The steamers will come to Portland
from Salina Cruz, touching; only at
San I)lego. making no stop at Pan Fran
cisco. They will return to Srtlina Cruz
bv way of Puget sound and San Fran
cisco. At Puget sound they will have
direct connection with the steamers
Arlzonnn and Alaskan for Hawaii.
"Salina Cruz Is the Pacific port of
the Tehuantepec National raUt'oad
crossing the isthmus. Freight front i
New York is handled In the company's ,
own steamers from New York tOj
Puerto Mexico, thenca by rail 180
miies io nanna i ruz.
"The Nebraskan and Nevadan ore sis
ter shins, twin screw and of 6.000 tons
capacity. They are Btrictly freight
steamers, carrylnir no Dassengers. but
have all modern appliances forhandlin
frclarht. Thev are nil burners.
"The American-Hawaiian Steamship
company's route Is about 2.000 miles
shorter than the Panama .route."
Merchants Ars Pleased.
Portland merchants receive the news
of tbo new lino with deep enthusiasm,
because It will greatly facilitate com
merce. Henry llahn, chairman of tho
transportation committee of the cham
ber of commerce, authorized the follow
ing stateinent:
"I have been officially advised by Mr.
Roberts, tho general representative of
Cook & Co., and Mr. Keiiney. local
agent or the American it Hawaiian iiim
or steamers operating from New York
via tho Tehuantepec rotite, that its lin-3
ot otenmora ..-111 I . rer f I e r run direct
to Portland. Tho first steamer wuj
arrive September 21 and thereafter regu
larly every 21 days.
'The steamers serving Portland are
tho Nebraskan and Nnvadan, each of
about 6,1100 tons capacity. They will
leave Salina Cruz, the western terminus
of the railroad at the Isthmus, every 21
days, stopping at San Diego, Portland
and Seattle northbound, and returning
via San Francisco southbound. I nis i
will give shlpi'rs here an oooortuntt v ;
to ship east as well as west. The com- 1
pany has a steamer leaving jom
every week on Thursday. This will
give three opportunities for shipments
of Portland frehrht between eacn sail
ing of the Portland steamer from Salina I
ruz. me tune in iransii. iimn re
York will therefore depend on tho date
of the New York shipment and will run
from 39 days lor the longest to :a lor
the shortest trip.
"For Instance, in September lreigm
eavlnct New York on the 3d, 10th or
17th of Sentember will arrive In Port
land on tho Nevudan about October 1-';
leaving New York, Septembe'r 24. Octo
ber 1 and 8, will arrive In Portland
about November ;) on the Nebraskan.
"The transportation committee have
worked a long time to bring about
this direct service. Its continuance,
bUSlnes
CcAicnt Laden Vosm-1 Should Have
Ilouflicd Astoria Several Days Ago
Ieft lIimilHirg In February With
20,000 Iiarrels of (Vincnt.
The four-masted bark reported off
the mouth of tho Columbia river yes
terday afternoon proved to bo the large
Britisher Andorinha In ballast from
Iqulquo. She crossed In during tho
evening. This ndds further uneasiness
concerning tho safety of the British
bark Aberfoyle, which Is now out nearly
HO days from Hamburg for this port
with a cargo of 2U.OO0 barrels of cement.
The Andorinha comes under charter
to ttalfour. liiithrle & Co. to carry a
cargo of whe.it to F.urope, and she Is
the first sailing vessel to reach hero
in ballast tor new crop wheat. Siie
has the reputation of having cnrld
aw:iy the largest wheat cargo ever set
afloat In this port on a windjammer
and will thereforo attract more thiin
ordinary attention when she finally
drops anchor in the stream or comes
alongside -one of the grain wharves.
The Andorinha registers :'.,17 tons
net and Is of the following lUmenslons:
Length. 34fi8 feet; beam. 4i feet;
depth of hold, 2f..5 feet. She will cany
about 190,000 bushels of wheat or about
hs much as the largo tramp steamers
now cutting freely Into the business
that a few years ago belonged to thy
big windjammers.
CARItlKS CAPACITY CROWD.
StcAmrr Rose City Leaves Ainsworth
Wharf for San Francisco.
The llarrlinm San Franoisvo liner
Hose City. Captain Kldstou, left Ains
worth wharf at 9 o'clock this morning
for the Hiu City, with a capacity crow I
of passengers, there be ing .".'."1 ecu hoard.
I This is the largest crowd carried out of!
hero since the das of the ill fated I o-
U'.mbia. Roth steerage and first class,
accommodations wore filled. I
The big liner also went out filled with;
freight. It was a beautiful morning;
and about 200 people had assembled on i
the dock to see the liner pull awav from;
the dock. As usual a couple of tnrdy;
ones appeared on the scene just as tic
fang plank was being pulled In, They,
managed to get on board, however. '
H. B. LITT
MONDAY
Linen Suits
Formerly $12.50 to $55
Monday at $4,$6.$8,$10
Lingerie Dresses
Formerly $20 to $50
Mondayat$8,$12,$1620
All Summer Waists
Formerly $3.50 to $35
Mond ay at $1,$2,$4,$8,$10
Linen Skirts at $3
Odd, and Ends
Coats and Skirts
Formerly $8.50 to $25
Mond ay at $3
Xo
XOXE CHARGED
Garments Are Carried Over
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IS OUR MOTTO
Said an Employer: "Stick to quality.
It will win out in the end." We do
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Tenth nd Morrison, Portland, Oregon
A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. B.. PRINCIPAL
IT.
yriLKiESi
BUOINLOD LULLLUC
WASHINGTON AND TENTH T.
PORTLAND. ORiaoN
L WRITE FOR CATALOG
Iht Schml that I'larts You in a Hood Potritian
M.iIUXE NOTES.
.lolnvllla. Fr tik Antwerp
Cnrmanlan. I!r. bk Hamburg
Ilorhamheau. Fr. bk I.clth
llulf .Stream, Br. bk Antwerp
Alice, Fr bk London
K.'JRone Schneider. Fr bk Antwerp
t,a Tour de AuverKrie, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Armen, Fr. bk Dublin
Coal Blilpa En Eouto.
l.a Itoche .Tncquelln, Fr. bk. Nc wcastle. A.
Kifeshlre, Br. bk Newcastle, A.
:cis?uet, Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
i Torrlsdale. Br. sh.i Newcastle, A
Steamers
THWARTED IN DANCE, ROLLS RIVAL
IN STREET THEN DRAWS REVOLVER
tl.. ,,n..v,
It is the first time direct service has Astoria. Auc. 1 5. --Arrived down dW-
ever been given us and It is to He Hoped j )nK th,? niKht. steamer R. 1. Innian'. '.r.J
that the encvuraKcment plven the com- rjVP(j ut 2b a. m.. lienmn steamer Al-j
panv w ill be of a substantial nature. j PSia, from Hongkong and way ports, I
"In view of the claims urRed with vln San Francisco.- 1
it Insistency Py Interior points in.-iii 8ai, Francisco. Aur. 13. Sailed at!
to terminal rates, l1;tn ... steamer State of California, i
for Portland. i
I Astoria. Auir. 14. Arrived down nt ;
l.and sailed at 3 p. m., (Jerman steamer
Eva, for Vladivostok and Manila. Ar-,
rived at 3:15 p. m., British bark Andor-
lnha from Ipibiil. Sailed at 5 p, m., ,
steamer i '. y. Fenwick. with Ior raft in i
tow, for San Francisco. Bailed at r.:.''.U
p. m., steamer Cascade, for Sun Fran-j
Cisco. j
.San Francisco, Aup, 1 .1.- A rrl v ed at II
p. in., steamer Argyll, from l'ortland.
Sailed at in. 30 p. m., Tiritish steamer!
Strathlyon, for Portland.
Astoria, Ausr. fi.- -Condition at the
mouth of (lor river at S a. in., obscured;
wind, southwest miles; weather. foKfry.
Tides nt Astoria todav- Ilich water -2-f.rt
a. in.. S.T feet; 3:.1 p. m , S.! fe t.
Low water 9:1 S a. ni.. 0.1 feet; 0:52 p.
m 1.2 feet.
ss. .
irr
Ihev aro entitled
which arc coinpullcd by water competi
tion and t lie uncertainty of the race
situation In tho. future it certainly
stands Portland In hand to protect its
situation by mnlntajninsr direct water
competition with the cast.
"Notwithstanding the statements often
made that there Is plenty of dock room,
the company Is finding some difficulty
In securlncr suitable wharfaKe facilities.
Wtth direct water connection with tho
cist and several rail lines, our commer
cial position on through freight will be
fairly well established."
Trauip
Taunton, Br. ss.
Strnthfillan. Br.
Cranhull, Br. ss
Kaikimes, Uer. ss. . . .
Strathlyon. Br. ss...
fluernsey. Nor. ss ..
Assuan, Ger. ss
Boveric, Br. ss
l a
En Route.
Ccuaymas
Batavia
. . .Snn Francisco
.... Pupet sound
. . . San Fvonclsco
Shanghai
, : . San Francisco
. . San Francisco
Westminster, Br. ss.
JaiiBta. !r. ss
FymklynY Br. ss
YrVldo, Br. ss
Queen Amelle, Br. ss.
Xcdcrland, (br. ss. . . .
En Itoute In Ballast
Port Crawford, Br. sh.
HKer Falloch. Ur. bk. . .
Oregon. (Jer. sh
ie. Faldherbe, Fr. bk.
Henrietta, Her. sh
Aster, (Jer. bk
Marfehal de Nnailles. I1
.Snn
to
. . . .Japan
Francisco
Yokohama
San Francisco
San Francisco
San Francisco '
Zioad Grain.
Callao
Callao
Yokohama
Yokohama
. . . . West coast
.... Valparaiso
bk. West coast
CholeraMorbusand
Bowel Complaints
"Over fi,") cases in every limit
summer complaints
Chasins his rival nut of bis home nt
Twent -fourth and Nlcolal streets last
nlfrht, Joseph Ticky seized him, rolled
on t Ik K'ound with him until uppermost
and then nstrldo of Frank Eckert's body
took out tho revolver -he had evidently
broucht there for the purpose and poked
It Into the eyes of the prostrate man.
Just when Tlcky seemed about to pull
the trlcner and send Eckert to his death,
Ben Pavis, an expressman, ran from bis
house and grabbed Ticky. Soon after
ward the letter was arrested. In the
municipal court todav he waived exam
ination, and was bound over to the
Brand iury under $1,500 bonds.
Ticky, who lives on a scow down the
Willamette, went to a dance In North
Portland Saturday uigbt. He wanted to
dance with tho same Klrl that six other
men desired. Evidently he held Eckert
responsible for the trouble.
ALONG THE W A TEUFROXT.
The Oriental liner Alesla, Captain
Ernst, reached Astoria this mornlnit
from IloiiRkonir via Japanese ports,
Honolulu ami San Francisco. She is
expected in tho harbor late this even
ing. The steam schooner Northlnnd sails
red
of summer complaints cmiM le
a oiik-il," sa s a leading specialist,
'if everyone was careful to keep
his svstem toned up with Puffv's
l'tire' .Malt Whiskey. It's the
most effective jerin destroyer
known to the medical profession.
WALKED
DEATH'S FACI
Infuriated Husband Shoves
Gun ill Face of Man Who
Brutally Assaulted His
Wife Officer Arrives in
Time to Prevent Murder.
An infuriated husband, E. B. Saby,
ehoved a revolver Into the faca of tho
man who had assaulted his wife yes
terday afternoon.
'Kxp back or I'll kill you where you
tand. "cried tbe husband.
"That's Just what I want you to do.
Jit you don't I'll get you and your wife,
too," yelled back Oeorire Pedelty. Slow
ly be moved toward Saby and the pistol
which was leveled straight at his body,
l'mrolman Blllis was coming on the
run, and taking Fedelty from the rear
eis-d him before be could attack the
husband or his wife.
Pedelty was examined for his sanity
last night by City Physician ZelRler,
who pronounced htm entirely sane.
Today the detective department Is In
coricspondence with the Pendleton au
thorities, as it Is believed Pedelty Is
wanted there for horse stealing
Sabv and his wife and Pedelty came
from Seattle in a wagon. Tbey took a
circuitous route, going through eastern
Washington and Oregon. As they sp
rrosclieil Pendleton Pie!ty pleaded with
them not to drive through the town, as
he ws wanted there and wo-jld be ar
rested on sight. " j
The party came to Portland aid have :
ben liln In a tent at Mason street and j
Marion avenur. Overlook I'edcttv has i
ben ilrhlni a team for Saby. but would
a1" - . - .
throw dowti the reins and quit for the
day on the slightest provocation.
The neighbors around the tent were
aroused late yesterday afternoon by the
screams of Mrs. Saby. Pedelty had
seized her by the wrists and was drag
ging her to the tent in spite of her calls
for help. As the neighbors fan up ha
was threatening to kill her. j
When the rescuers forced Pedelty to :
loose his hold on the woman who had,1
befriended him ho ran Into the woods '
nearby. Patrolman Ldllls and 20 volun- !
teers searched for some time, but Pilel- j
ty did not appear until the policeman '
had abandoned the chase and was wait
ing for his car.
Then Pedelty reappeared and the tab- i
lean between the nngrv husband and the '
maddened driver took place. IVdeltv
was. today charged with Intent to kilt.;
His case will bo heard Monday, and Ills1
bonds havo been fixed at SI, 000. i
today for San
of lumber. S
gers unci will P
Tho steamer
sails for Coos
ntio tons of frc
j nssensers.
Th icntal
loading at tin'
Is schedule. 1 to
1'edro with S.'HI.OOO fet
ho also carries passon
.nch at Pan Francisco.
Alliance. Captain Olson,
b i v this eve ning wl t n
ight and a large list of
llrer Arabia, which Is
( i. It. .;- N'. A lbina dock,
sail for Hongkong next
1'ucs :a' morning.
MAIUXK IXTFI.MGEVCH.
Regnlar Liners Due to
Breakwater. Coos bay
Alesia. orient
Fan ka. Eureka and Coos....
Hose CM', San Francisco..
Tluanoko. Snn Pedro and way
State. San Francisco
Alliance. Coos Bay
Homer. San Fiancl
oi It
er!, .-nt
TRIED TO MAKE MONEY
OFF OF ARMY GOODS i
Numn r. t la
Nleomccila
Ar.iblu. o
Regular
A II h nee. Oo..s
Arabia, orient
Bi ejkw ater, t
Eureka. E-urek
ti. W. Ebb
State. San
nt
nt
Liners
Bay . . .
Arrive.
ug.
. .Aug.
. . .Aug.
. .Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
A fig.
. Sept.
Homeward Bound. Am. bk. Vanc'vr, B.C.
l.e Pelier, Fr. bk Hobart
Sainje Anne. Fr. bk... Newcastle, N. S. W.
Andorinha. Br. uk Iqulque
Eydgate. Br. hk Santa Rosalia
igo, Xor. sh Mejiliones
Desdamona. Br. sh Callao
Cornll Bart, Fr. bk. .Newcastle, N. 8. W. j
HO 1 1 v. ! r bk
Orllion, Fr. bk
iJenelove Molinos, Fr. blc
Daghlbl. Nor. bk
Nuiellv. Fr. bk
L,eon Blum. Fr. bk
Mtchclet, Fr. bk
Finland. Rus. sh
jnaguaipne, oer. pk Acnpuleo , tree
Alexander Isenberg, Ger. bk. .. Honolulu ! "''
Thiers, Fr. bk Belfast i
Oil Carriers En Boute.
Maverick, Am. ss San Francisco
.Antwerp ; ma;lng
Ant i-ff r "
. . Hobart
. .Caldera
. . Hobart
. . Hobart
. . . Hiogo
.Guayaquil
Agricultural College
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
nfiYrs collegiate murscs in Agri
culture, i tic 1 nil i n k Asronomy, Horti
culture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
Husbandry, cic; l-'oreMry ; Domestic
Science and Art; Civil, .Electrical, Me
chanical, and Mining Engineering;
Commerce; Pharmacy.
Oilers elementary courses in Agri
culture, Forestry, Domestic Science
and Art, Commerce, and Mechanic
Arts, including forge work, cabinet
,T, steam fitting, plumbing, ma
chine work, etc.
Strong faculty, modern equipment;
free,, tuition; opens Sept. 25.
Illustrated catalogue with full in
fisrmation on application to the Regis-
PENDLETON
ACADEMY
PENDLETON, OREGON.
PR ETA RES FOR ALL LEAD
ING COLLEGES. EAST
AND WEST.
OFFERS THE FOLLOWINQ
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. VV. H. Bleakncy
Ph. D.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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PHOGE LINES 10
BE LIKED OP
Independent Systems to Be
gelded Into an Inter
locking Scheme.
PORTLAND ACADEMY
Twentieth Tear Will Open September 91
for
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
, '!.o: c
r' ' !
iita
lab
It.
. .Oct. 1
to
i Hay. . .
and i 'on
. San lVlro.
Francisco . .
While Graver Puffy and D A. Smith,
two young men who belong to a com
pany of the Oregon N'atlonal Guard,
were going from one pawnshop to an
other yesterday afternoon trying to ocll
advantageously two revolvers, liptec
tlves Howell and Tennnnt were watch
ing them. When the boy were stopped
It was found that both weapons were
of tile army model.
After Puffy and Pmlth had bern ar
rested It was learned tat the revolvers
had been stolen from the armory. Judge
Van Zante this morning lectured the
boys, continuing their case for sen '
tence.
Homer. Si
Roanoke. ;
Rose Cttv.
A If Ma. t.rl
Numant la.
Nlcomedla.
n Kraneisco
a ic IVuro A nd way
San Francisco
tlct.
Depart.
Aug.
A lie.
Aug.
1 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 27
Aug. 20
.Sent. 1
Oct. 1
IS
nroderlek
Largleinoi e, Hr. sh
Crown of India, Ir.
I.cyland Uros.. Hr. i
Ponna Franceses, Br
Ancalos. Hr. ship . . .
Churchill. Am. sch .
Echo, Am. bktn . . . .
Kelburn. Hr. bk. . . ,
Asgard, Nor. Fh....
A rvena A ni Hch . . .
Albert Rl.kmfrs, O"
orlen t
orient Oct.
Vessels In Port.
Castle, Br. Bh Prvdor-fr
11 IT
B II
,c
bk
I.br. Co.
lamhla 1
. Iirydock
. . Astori
Linnton
Astorl,
Abtoria
Astoria
Prydock
Astoria
bk Stream
:rc. :l
Mil iii
ii Si I
v the
i.h.M.'.
nr.nch
WIJIGHT DRAWS OV
TAFT'S KXPKKIEXCE
(rnltrd rrn ltt) Wlr
Hot 8prings, Va , Aug. 15 "ith the
Intention of consulting former Secre
tary Taft upon iletiartinrntsl matters,
Secretary of War l.uke K. Wright ar
rived here today and announced
he would remain over fojnday
; Ilford. Br ss ... Portland Lumber
Eugenie Kautrel. Fr bk Mersey
1 V. F. Jewett. Am. sch Asiorla
Bucnnia Hr ss Inman-IVinin
IM S polls! . Br ss I.ir.nton
Fenwick. Acn ss Tongue I'oint
Arabia. ii . s Altdnn
Irene, Am. sch Astoria
Koko lleacl. Am bl.m .)itland l.br Co.
Washington. Am. ss Prvdrtck
Yellowstone. Am ss ohla
Is an absolutely pure iii-1 illat i r.
r 1 . i - I :. .
:oi niaiieii gram. t;ie.ti i.itt- nt .h.l;
i'tisetl to havo every kenv. ! ',!:!'-
lonelily malted, ihti. iieir. intj
'the perm aud jtn idueiii;; a ptetli-1
; posted liquid f I in the i r:i: i.t a
j malt essence, whicli is t lie :i..i-i
i effective tonic stimulant ami m
' viLrr)rati)r known u scienci' ; sui';-
cned by warmth ami lib
palatability and frc
liinous substances remkr
I that it can be retained I
: most sensitive stomach.
; It cures ner i dis-ic--. t .
i malaria, every form f
trouble, disease ()f the tlir at and j
lunps. ami ail run-e..'
weakenevi condition- '):
brain and nerves. It i. ; -r
iiy thictors and is n .i;:':
the world's greatest la .i!;.
cine everywhere.
(I)fse: l live teasp. -.p
each class of drmkir -g w.it
if on
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(5perlal ptp-trh to The Journal t
ffalo, Aug. IS. -Within the next
n there nil be held a conference
iag-ir.i Fa IN that pioiiiNcs to !iao
import.tTtt an l far-reaching results
! inoe that has been m.'i le in
business In America wlih-
ade. . It will bo a meeting
lives of all the Important
t"!c-phone companies east
mountains for tho purpose
ii'g out the formation of a coin
He long distance organization
bring about a close lnterworklng
cu lietween all the Independent
''is In tho country. While no ng
.o move against the Hell lnter
is veen t'-uipla !ed it inav bo seen
! le'U.uh that If the jdans of Dm
en. ..u,ts go through they will be in
s;!;-"i to make things Interesting
I : ae c posit Ion.
Telegraph Business Also.
Tia' fitst niatler to recelvo the flf
n if the conference will bo the
i. it distance proposition. This does "not
:st.mpi.it a merger of all tho inde
:;''!!! t. lephone companies, hut calls
r in a ei. cti.c ctt as to longdistance
epl.or,.. husinc -s. also telegraphic bus-
-SS if possible.
'I he Jong 'llstunce telephone business
.I the tc-legiiph business will be oon
. o-er r.'W cln-ulis to he buiit. f
'e.le.l, on exooing rights of wav j
ans that oulv the stringing of
es in sonic sc.-tions win be nee-
o . Xtlpl-t,. the entire s stem. 1
sibilifl's of legraph business
! itnimns. hecauso tele
al telephone mesV!i kr- s now can
o . r tie- same wires slmulta
I'he Ir.'-frnc to the telephone
's fii.m telegrat-h service thus
will It Is expected, in time be,
ns th- Tc lephon-- ici'inucs.
"rtant tebject of the new
be to prevent anv kind of
the chain o lndejceinlen t
-ornposli.g the long distance
The Academy fits boys and girls
eastern and western colleges.
A PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR
ftOJIOOP under the same management
receives boys and girls as early as the
age of six and fits for the Academy,
giving special attention to the., essen
! tials of an elementary training.
I The Academy Wagon will make lt
tour ns formerly through the north
! west part of the city to bring and re
turn children or trie Iirst and second
years of the primary department.
Reliable Cure-Takers will take charge
of children of those years coming anl
returning on the Broadway and Mount
Tabor car lines.
Office hours for the summer 9 a. m,
to 12 m. and 2 to 4 p. m.
Catalogue "on application.
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.
tW..W. WILLIAMS, M.
' Manager.
DALLAS COLLEGE
The purposes of this Institution ar
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 nioral character.
Offer Usnal OeUagt Cenrsag; Class 2.
cal. Scientific Elementary, Acade
mic and Musical.
Expenses nominal. The faculty can
arrange for limited number 6f students
to earn their way in full or In part.
i"sew term commences September 23.
For Catalogue and Information Address
O. A. MOCK, Dallas, Oreron.
Till-: ALLEN PREPARA
TORY SCHOOL
Th
and
gins
T11K
roucii preparation for nil eastern
nesiern colleges. Eighth year be-
tember 21, 1D0S. Catalogs.
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Al-I-KN
RKPAP.ATORY SCHOOL
l'ortland. Or.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
The Dalles, Oregon, A select boardlnr
and day school for young ladles.
This institution Is located On ths
south bank of the1 picturesque Columbia,
and conducted by the Sisters of th
Holy Names of Jesus and Mary.
Owing to the rapid Increase of stu
dents enrolled during recent years. It
baa become necessary to enlarge tha
capacity of all departments. The entire
building has undergone complete reno
vation and is now In readiness for tha
opening of the forty-fourth scholastic
year, September S. 1308.
Thorough courses are offered In
Scientific Academic. Preparatory School.
and excellent Department of Music. i
For prospectus apply to Sister Su-
perlor
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nrl Perns' l an;,i will form the
trie of tl.e moeirient trier states
in lepencer,t llnei will be brooe't
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Ne braska. low -i. Wisconsin.
;kv. Nortti and S :th Dakota.
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cii;: roi ir're ti e grearer part of
ter-.tcrr named, the n'w prrnolttiTr
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lTipjer and enster cf es'ahdshmeet
than It would be were ail routes to be
originated and lines constructed.
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iVaih of Mr. IVmmler.
Mrs Cbarl W. Pmmlr, wife
rhar'es w I iminlfr. died last night
?' Vincent's hosnl'al Mr. and Mrs
Immcff esm to Portland about a year
g frorr Michigan and made their homei
st J5 West sverue. The funeral will
be held from Hlmin'i rhspel MonfllTl
afternoon at 1 o'elyk Mr Ietnnnler it
a trerober cf tfe KKAil Shoe Clerks
.at. 3
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Vorms fomTllsaTnsJrwna
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NEW TORK.
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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Signature
of
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