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Newspaper Page Texti v THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16. 19uH eW"t TAPS HUGE WHO IS TO OXOOX.S AVD OOLXiBOXfl. CXOOX.B AMJt OOLUOll. OREGON LAW SCHOOL, FREE Town Topics TONKJHTH AMI'SEMENTS. Orand V. . Vaudeville pnntaga . . . .V.' . . .' Vsndevllle The Oakes Hog and Pony show. S p. "The Bhow Girl." K;1D p. m. m. cXOUKHAL AT TKH BBAOXXI. In order to procure prompt and more satisfactory service, when at the ummer resorts,, order from the following Journal agents at regular city rates. llwaeo & Ilwaoo Hallway com puny, II. U. Woodruff, news agent. Long Reach. Edward McAllen. Ooeun Park, H. B. Woodruff. Henvlew, V. E. Strauhal. The breakers, J. M. Arthur. Cearhart, A. Utxlnger. Penslde, Lynn Hurtle, head quiirters at Lewis & Co. Newport. Harlln Talbert. Collins BprliiK-i. J. W. Belcher. Wilholt Springs, F. W. Mo Leran. Cnraon. Wash.. Mineral Springs hotel. I V I; I :j : 1 :i i i A new chnrglng desk hns Just been Installed In the circulating room of the public llhrury. Visitors to the library will save tunc both for themselves nnd thf nsnlstants If they will heed the notices nnd enter the room by the right hand door, returning their books nt the desk as they outer. Then when hooks lire B li(ti-d tliev should be elmrged Ht the other side of the desk which lends directly to the exit. In this way nil conflict In thn passage between those coming In nnd those going out may he avoided. WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY GIFTS are shown in such variety in this store that not one buyer in a thousand will fail to find what he thinks the intended recipient will he tf'ad to receive. Watches, fjems and orna ments f all kinds for men and women, misses and wee tots. Will you look them over? LEFFERTS 873 Washing-ton Street, Near Fourth. T Wheat Fields, Stock Jiangos, Coal Deposits and (fold Fields in Territory to He Reached by Now Eastern Oregon Electric Line. COLLECT? ers, whether members or not, are cor dially Invited. Cars leave Second and Alder streets at 7:05, 7:24 7:42, .8:00, 8:20 p. m. The new west side division schedule of the Southern Pacific goes into ef fect toduy. giving nn additional train oach wav between Portland and Forest (irove. The leaving time of No. 1 hns been changed from 7 o'clock la" the morning to 7:20 and Its arrival from 6-SR to 6:20. Tho leaving time of the trains Is 7:20 a. ni., X:60 a. m.. 4:10 p m., 1 v m., fi : 4 0 p. m. The trains ar rive In Portland at 8 a. m., 10:30 a. m.. 11:50 a. m., 4:50 p. m., nnd 6:20 p. in. Two Independent barber shops. City. R4 Sixth street, and 266 Rose Alder street. First-class barbers. Free shine, neck shave and mustache curling. Steamer Jesse Harklris, for Camas, Washougnl and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday, leaves Washington street Ldock at 2 p. m. Plphtherla In a most virulent form has broken out on the Island of Tatoosh at the mouth of tho StraltH of Fuca and fears are expressed that the entire pop ulation may be wiped out by the ills- wipe -old Contract for Council Crest concessions for season of moo or for longer period can now be made. Inquire at 606 Bu chanan building. For salrt saloons on by owner One Washington St. Of the best No agents. Old roofs reshlngled; estimates fur nished. Phone Tabor 936. A. B. Word. John C. Shllloek law offices, moved Gerlinger building. Second and Alder. Mlze, died Monday morning Mrs. Mine and a 2-year-old boy ara se riously sick. A tug carrying a doctor uud two nurses hns gone to the island to render all assistance possible. is The Portland Heights club, which to be formally organized In about a week or ten days, will erect a fine clubhouse on the nite of the old Cable park, to cost about $25, nun. The club will bo a family club, modeled on tho famous Colonial club of Cleveland. and will be confined as to membership to the heads of families. For ern and complete, mod lots of shrubs sale by owner, a 7-rooiu. house with vines around. In Hnlladay Park ad dttlon. one of the pr one of the prettiest residence rfrirtinns In the city. Call at room 10, Raleigh building, 323 Washington street. Phono Slain 6406 or C-1524. Water "through hose for aprlnkllng yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be paid for In advanr and used only between the hours of 5 and " a. in. and 5 an 1,9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contiiirv to these rules or waste fully it will be shut off. A. II. Johnson instate. The county court has made an order for thesale on nnd after August 10, 190S. of the property of said estate in Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill counties. For details apply to w M I.add. adminis trator. First and Stark streets. Tin head of a match struck by J. M. Sloiilgnniery in tho basement of his l.andsomo residence in I.ents Friday r,i(;lit tlew nil. tigtite.i on a coal on em an I the House was soon in ruins E. Elks' W. Moore, expert photographer, building, Seventh and Stark sts. D. Chambers & Hon., Morrison street, corner opticians, of Sixth. 321 All of the central Oregon district from Condnn south and tributary to the proposed line of the Wasco County Electric Water power company will bo vastly benefited j.y the new lino. according to J. K. Hunt, former state senator from Multnomah county and now a prominent hardware merchant of Condon "There are now about fojir towns in eastern Oregon, that can beat Con don out r nttlc bit," said Mr. Hunt last nlirht. hut if that road Is com pleted as noun as It Is said It will bo there will be none that Condon can not boast over within a couple of years. It is to he the terminal of the new line ami will naturally be the cen ter Vif a large trading business as soon as tho road Is !n operation and the juroduce of the country Is moved over "Adjacent to the new lino as It fs now proposed are vast wheat field, Immense stuck ranges, coal deposit) and gold mining districts. All of the-so products will he brought on the road to Condon, the terminal of the line and the town win prosper because of the added trade. But It Is not nlonn to Condon that the new line will ho a benefit," con tinued Mr. Hunt. "The whole district will be tho gainer. The wheat of the country, the stock, the coal, which Is of good riuality, and the gold ore, will all be shipped out over the line and be able to find a market where It is now practically Impossible because of the rugged nature of the country and the lack of transportation." Mr. Hunt is enthusiastic over the future of tho section and says it will be one of the best parts of the state just as soon as the last Spike of rail iniojioriauon is driven and trie new line opened to traffic. So ct ion Has Yet Been Taken to Force United Hallways to Pay Its For feited Hond of $100,000 Await Information. Councllmnn H W Wallace was at the city hall yesterday Inquiring as to whether the city had taken any action In regard to the collection of the $100, 000 hond of thn Pulled Hallways com pany which itv -Attorney Kavanaugh declared forfeited because the company hail failed to construct its line of rail way between Portland and Salem with in tho time limit Specified by the fran chise. Mr. Wallace believes that the collec tion of thn bond Is up to Mayor I.ane while the latter Is not sure whether he Is the proper official to collect the money or not. Mayor Ijuio said that while he hud been notified by the cfy attorney as to the forfeiture of the hond ho had not been 4rtfdrmrM as to whether he was the official to notify t lie com pany. He said that he up would take city attorney MUSICIANS WILL W. A. dentists. Pr. E. building. Berger, 9391. Wse Third and and associates, painless Washington. A. Myers, dentist, has returned. 817 Pekum signs. 284 Yamhill. Main Journal want ads. lc a word. DIES SUDDENLY OBIESOJ I Meeting- Tailed for Monday Morning to Take Up the Orpheum Wage Scale. is as yet no change In the sit- as regards the trouble between There uation (he Theatrical Managers' association and tho Musicians' Mutual alliance. Each side announces its determination to stand by Its guns, and each ex presses iiself as confident of winning the fight. However an indication of a possible change lies in the fact thai the musicians will hold a meeting to consider the situation tomorrow morn ing at 11 o'clock only a few hours before thn time when the Oruheuui open for the is scheduled to The loss dollars. amounts to several thousnnd Supplementary articles of Incorpora tion dropping the first name of the Se curity Title & Trust e ompany have been filed' with the counlv clerk.' Hereafter it will be known as the Title & Trust t oni pi n y . This will remind you that now I? the time to have your hair mattresses renovated and returned the same day Phone Main 4 74. Hair Factory. H. Tho Portland Curled Metzger, proprietor. by the son of dlsap- now Carl La-tz, a clerk employed firm of Iiresser & Co.. and a C Latz of that concern, has poareii. Private detectives are looking lor him. Iiase ball! liaise ball' Trl-Clty league championship post-season series. East Portland vs. St Johns. Sunday, August 6, 3 p. m. Vaughn street grounds. Gen eral admission 25 cents. Charles Michel, 46 years old, a French chef who has served up tasty dishes at several Portland cafes, died of heart failure in his room at 375 North Six- M8'"0 teenth street yesterday afternoon. Members of the Musicians' union Michel, whose mother, a wealthy claim that the old schedule under w hich woman, still resides in New- York, once they have been working was adopted conducted a madhouse of his own in to cover conditions different from that city. He became Involved In those wnleh will prevail at the Ot- t rouble with his family and came to pliciim. The Orpheum. they say, will the Pacific coast. He had worked In have matinees every day. which the the Twelve-Mile house and in the Hof- theatres on which the present scale cf bran, leaving the latter place only 10 wages Is based do not. This scale days ago. Ills brother-in-law, Clancy was created to rover the three cities of by name, Is well known in New York. Portland. Seattle and Spokane. Tiifl Deputy Coroner Dunning made an j work the Orpheum musicians will havu investigation of Michel s death and to do will be much heavier than thit found that dropsy had brought on heart i in the entailer theatrr and they be fallure. He took charge of the body Heve they are entitled to the raise and is now trying to communicate with they demand. in oaKianit, say tne musicians, or chestra leaders are paid $40. and ordi nary musicians In proportion. They can see no reason why a lower scale of wages should prevail in Portland. The theatrical managers, on the other hand, claim that the new demand is merely nn attempt at a holdup of Man ager Sutton of the i irpheuin because he is a newcomer in the field. Doth sides are determined, but they cannot both win It is probable that there will be some developments by tomorrow afternoon. Michel's family in New York. FHl:IT GROWERS TO MEET OREGON PACKERS W. P. Stark, president of the state board of horticulture of Missouri, and manager of Stark Pros,' nursery of Louisiana, Mo., with J. J. Irwin, editor of the Fruit Growers' Miigazine, lis making a tour of California, Oregon. Washington, Idaho and Montana In the Interests of the fruit Industry, and while on the coast they will visit Port lard Aucust 29. where thev will be i met bv leading packers of Hie state. ! Mr. "Stark is one of the best known j fruit men In the t'nlted States, his ' firm having been established in 1X35. It ! now has branches in every part of the i country. Leaving Portland Messrs. i Stark and Irwin will continue their tour of the northwest, stopping at Se attle and Spokane early In September. Saleswomen wanted Positions may lie permanent. Experienced saleswomen to fill vacancies of those wishing va cations. Apply to McAllen & McDon nell. Council Crest dancing pavilion will bo rented for private dances Monday. Wed nesdays and Fridays. Terms very ren- puiminit, ah observatory. 5 HuchHnan -building or at j prlen(j 8AILOIIS AT tTXCKHT. Keainon's Friend Society Entertains With iood Program. A pleasant concert was given at the Institute . of the Portland Seamen's PRIZE ESSAYIST WILL LECTURE the question with the and hnve it settled. Mayor Wants Advice. The point at Issue Is whether the collection of the bond Is an executive or legislative function nnd because of his doubt Mayor Pane will wait for an opinion from Mr. Kavanaugh before commencing any action. Mayor Pane takes the stand that the pond origin ally emanated from the council and whether it passes from i lie legislative body to the executive branch of tho cltv government because of lis forfeit ure Is som-tliing he wants dei.!e. i.e. fore he takes any action In the matter. Councilman Wallace, on the other hand believes that while the council demanded the posting of ihc bond as a guarantee of good faith that It Is uu to the executive Drancn or tne govern ment to collect It. Furthermore Coun cilman Wallace Is particularly anxious to have the bond collected. He says that the company promised faithfully to have tho line completed on time nnd posted a bond to Insure Its promise. He therefore believes that the city should hold the company to Its agreement. Council Is Divided. While but. few of the ooumilmen have t.voi-essn,t .hemselves In regard to lhe collection of the bond It Is evident from il,.. onloiotiK of the few that there will! b- a difference of opinion as to the ad vlsahllitv of compelling 1 1 1 - railway company to give the city so large a aom Councilman Baker sale! that he was not ready to give an opinion and thought that if the company can show that It acted In good faith with the citv that It should not be pressed too hard He said that this should be es pecially true if the forfeiture will seriously embarrass the company in completing Its present line from Port land to Hillsboro. , Councilman Holding takes the oppo site stand, however. He claims to he the man who first insisted that t he company post a bond with the city. He said nt the time the franchise was is sued that tho Oregon Klectrtc company was after a franchise between the same cities. There was much blowing of horns and ringing of bells over the nronositlon of the T'nlted Hallways company while there was comparatlv little noise about the Oregon Holding said that he asked to companies post forfeitures as e vidence of good faith. Demands the Torfeit. Inasmuch as the Oregon Fleet He completed its line and has Its system In operation while the Pnited Hallways failed after both had put up an equal forfeiture. Redding believes that Hi I"nitP'l Railways should pay its f'irfeit Officials of the I'niti-d Hallways com pany take the opposite view of tic matter. They say that they have been j hampered and hindered by spite work . on the part of politicians and capital-i lata and believe that the city should not attempt further Injury by serious- j ly crippling them while they are pro ceeding as rapidly as posriblo with their present line to Hlllsboro. An Extra Pair of Trousers With Every Suit of Clothes Two Weks Only August 17 to 29 Suits from $20 to $50 tv r - ulool CD,LLJCs Grant Phegley, Mgr. Seventh and Stark Sts. C5 I 3 O to x Ml v". ;.'-:.' -mm . 1 if 4 if : 41 f y lis ! I fcMMvAg";";;ii.i x wrr--- V. i-at,. ""II1. .-.:.,. .,:-: Commonwealth Building', Blath t, One Block Worth of Wells Fargo Bldf. Court work, actual preparation of legul documents, and the assistance from practicing attorneys, are Invaluable aids to a law student In his prepara t'c.n for a successful lawyer. Oregon Law Hchool, or address K. MOBJBHBABi Secretary, 1'ortland. Or. Iv ied ri have t!ol IT -TX'T HTJKT A Why Not Study It Under a Pen Artist? BOOKKEEPING tnuier an Expert Accountant ? WAWWIMrt ,,rolr 3 H-jnlf f a h i er CORPORATION Accounting under ARITHMETIC under a Thorough SHORTHAND under a Convention TYPEWRITING under a Practical Letter-writing, English, Spelling, etc., instructors ' a System-man ? Mathematician.? and Court Reporter ? Touch Operator ? thoroughly under competent BIT. $10.00 SET OF TEETH FOR $5 Written Guarantee for 10 Tear. CSOWK3 Any tooth In the mouth we crown with solid gold. 22k. guaranteed to be the . aa best, for only ipfUU Any Porcelain Crown made no mat ter what they are called or how thev are made. Our price Slt AA is only PtUU BRIDGES Holld Oold Top, Solid (,oid h.'icks, foreolaln Fronts, per tooth Solid (iolcl Teeth. 22k. bridge, per tooth All other work same price propor tionately PAI1IXE8S EXTRACTION Free When I'hites or Hrldoes are Ordered. Absolute Guarantee!. LILY DENTAL PARLORS THIRD AND COUCH STREETS. Hours S a. m. to fi p. m. Phone A-1010. Open Sundays. $4.00 $4.00 THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, OREGOft Rose City Business College 148 FIFTH ST., PORTLAND, OK. Tractlce business principles when you take a business course. Paving on expenses and getting result h are two fundamental busi ness principles. ( 1 We save you 40 per cent on tuition and books. We are not In the combine on rates. (2) We got the same results In six months that other colleges get In nine to twelve months. 3 Hy combining the cheaper tuition plan with quicker results we save the pupil one half of the cost of a tiuslness course. Any young person can afford to take our busi ness courses. W. W. WILLIAMS, M. Manager. i S.. ACQUIRES MUSIC - SINGING LANGUAGES Hems. wifely Aooomplislunnita In the refined and genteel atmos phere of ST. MARY'S ACADEMY PORTLAND, ORHOON. No Interference In matters of re ligion. All courses thoroughly modern In eubjeet and system. Write for announcement describing school and outlining studies. Ad dress Sister Superior Bt. Mary's Academy, Portland, Or. CURES RHEUMATISM j.00 I AA Holdens .UU Rheumatic Cure Per bottle. AN INTERNAL Per Bottle. REMEDY FOR. TEliSONAL. Mrs. George Tinker and daughter Jacqueline of n:tr, liass-il.i stre. t left yesterday for California and will return in time for the du'ighte-r to resume h. studies at St. Helen's hall for the fall term. Turning from religion to science for the time, Abbe Raoul. vicar-general of Carthage, has invented a submarine boat for the use of the sponn" fishers of Tunis. RHEUMATISM IN ITS MANY FORMS. Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaches Neuralgic Headache Nervous Dyspepsia Nervous Affections TRADE SUPPLIED BY A.W.Allen&Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists. !6th 4 Marshall Sts., Portland, Or. PACIFIC COAST AQENT3. ' Columbia University Portland, Oregon. Hoarding and Day School for Young Men Hnd ftoys. Collegiate Courses In Arts. Letters, History nnd Economics and Philosophy. Courses Preparatory for Ueneral Science, Electrical, Mechanical and Clvlk Engineering, Architecture, Arts, Letters andEoonomlcs. Commerciar Courso affords thorough preparation for Business. Location unsurpassed. Eighty acres of Campus. Largest Gymnasium In the West. For Terms and Entrance Require ments apply for Catalogue 15. Catalogue Free on application to the President. u QDIJ FTTI i --vjt i n 1 f BUSINESS COLLEGE MWASHINOTON ANOTSNTM STS. PORTLAND. ORIOON WRITE FOR CATALOG Tht School that Placu You in a ()Md Petition EXQUISITE SELECTIONS 'IV The workmanship and finish of thi1- t ." k show s an original ity, harmony a-jrl individuality of patterns and designs which give this store its distinction Silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, Jewelry; China, Glassware, etc. HEITKEMPER'S JEYVF.LRY STORE Lonit Prions Jmrelry Tlr eOoods. nor for 286 Morrison Street t fall to m mr prlso aal TBOflT CUTS, taty are artlstle aa ftaltrna. - Rev. John Roach Ktraton, I". V.. the great southern preacher, will deliver his famous lecture, "The South in Song and Story," at the White Temple next ! Friday night, August 21. Dr. Straton lS already well known In Portland as the writer of the hrllllant essay which won the 11,000 prize offered by the Commercial cluh for the best articlo on Portland and vicinity He alao preached at the White Temple last sum- I mer curing yr. tirougner s vacation. This lecture whs recently delivered at the Temple auditorium of Los An geles. This beautiful building is famous all over the country and although It J seats f,fi9o people its capacity was taxed to the -utmost hv the tniTnnaA an. Clemens; solo. Mrs. Hamilton ; several dlenee which was present to hoar the German sailors sang German songs, an. I southern orator. Uhc-n delivered at the topsail was set by the men. being , l,n)l Uf-acli. 'ai.. not lona aso II proved so popular that he was asked to repeat it Ir. 8traton has spent the greater part of his life in the south, and. hav ing for years tnught literary Interpre- I lauon in souinern einii ersines, is es- Surrcf mves twaex i-osumn oi peciauiy wen ritiea to give a syrapa- soclety. . Third and Flanders streets. Friday evening. Many of the The New York Stt society for Its I sailors took part In the program, which regr-Jar monthly meeting will have a follows: lawn party at the home of Mr and Piano solo, Mrs Walton, vocal luet. Mrs. M C. Van Tvne at Portsmouth , Mrs. Hamilton nnd Mrs. Hampson. station on the St. Johns carllne Tues- ' solo, Mr I in woodlo . readings. Mrs dav evening. August 1 All New York- i Larowe, solo, Mr Hampson; solo, Mrs 1 reading. Mrs. Harris, solo, Mts WE CALL FOR, REPAIR AND DELIVER ALL WORK 6EWINO MACHINES TY. WE REPAIR PHONE AND WE WILI OUR SPECIAL EV KRTTHIXii. (ALL. East 1811 409 E. Morrison St. Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry j Gold Bracelets and Sig- ! net Rings of all descrip tions made to order. I American names en- I graved with the three j cardinal Chinese charao- ! ters, viz., Glory, Pros- i perlty and Longevity, j Charges reasonable and i orders of any design . promptly executed and sent prepaid to any part : of the C 8 The Skilled (.course jeweler, j-iujl daa Kjt a vvn Jay Yu Chong. Mngr.. 231 Alder street- : A -4" I McMinnville College OFFERS TDE IDEAL EDUCATION Its whole environment Is clean and wholesome; no saloons; good city gov- l eminent; strong, aggressive cnurcnes. j A Christian Faculty. Courses: Preparatory, Collegiate, j Conservatory and Commercial. Illus- trated bulletin Just Issued. I aODBESS, " H. D. O., BOX VT," I McMinnville College, KcMinuvUle, Or. MILLS COLLEGE For Young Women DRAYAGE STORAGE TRACKAGE CLAY S. Machinery, Safes and Merchandise Moved & Stored ECLECTIC BUSINESS 4th 4 DAVIS Two Warebonsec MORSE 13th led in the chanties by Mr Dempsey the British ship Leyland Uros. LOCATION OF KKKF8. of I DanKfrs In Dixon Kntrancp. The following notice to mariners is Issued by the branch hydrographic of fice: Ijitest surveT of Celestial reef. In rivon entrance. British Captain Parry. K N . H I thetic study of I snd the future of the south. dialect and his southern poets the past promise His sketches ast achievements of the pnople in nro selections from the portray the old south Cordwood th 4 ft., First Clsss Hew Wood. npxsu wood coMPiirr. and Glisan. Main bHtii. Both Fhonoj & HOVT 15 I. i Flemish and Oak Finish S1.40 PER GALLON Liquid Wood Filler 81.25 PER GALLON Portland Sash S Door Co. NOW DAT AITS Places y.'iing Our lnd.vldual No discouraged good progress. I. E. BICHABDSOI, L. Worrt-ater ho-k. Portland. Phone Main 4504. UNIVERSITY Going to College? IN SESSION ETXHIITa CXA88ES pv.p!e in gooa positiona trocrtlon tne all lotr stuJents, best make B., FTa. Oregon. 330 FRONT ST. POSTLAKD, OB. OREGON c u m h i a. b v M S. F.gfrla states that three small rocky heads are the principal dangers All three heads haxe six feet over them at low water The shoal Is a ml long north and south and three fourths of s mllf east and west The rocks are on the eestern ed of reef ftecf has depths of from 10 to 10 fathoms ver It Teaty-fl-re for t& If xou need a pisno and can par tt cash and $ a month, come to Klle.-i Piano house this week special announcement, page eight section on- I mnn rare vivianess. lie will be as sisted by the I'ortland Colored Jubilee ; quartet who Ul sing the old time j ; southern songs. Dixie," "wlng Ixiw. , Sweet Chariot." "Way how I'pon the I ' Huwsnee River." etc. I This lecture ts riven In Tortlsnd under the auspices of the White Tem ple nd the Portland Commercial club ; and in all probsblllty the White Tem ple will filled by people anxious to ; take nelnnlati- of the opportunlt y tc ncsr in is Kii.eo p pease r TO-NIGHT I I I I I II li w UaHt. NICKEL0DI0N normal schools 130 SIXTM. Change ILvery Day ALL OOOD STTBJICT. HUMS MfiMODHLliD At less than one-half rrlce during the cert month New furs made at r sreat possible prlca L. Schumacher, Hi Mad ison street WHERE TO DINE. Weyer A brum, manager of the Msaon Khrrnsn tonisnr at fpoksne Is at the Oregon hotel visiting hl sister. iMrs Flora Roaenbaura. of San Francln-o. who rame to Portland to meet her broth. Senator aM Mrs J. N Smith nf 8alem. are at the Impeertal. Mr. and Mrs. Wsticx-k, well-known Pendletori pcecple, ar at the lintertil A C. WoeAdrnrk. an atWnsy sf Ftf sene, srtKB tn Pnrtlatxl em legal toeaa ts at taa I snperlaL All delle-sdes of the wnjnn st the Portland Restsursnt Private part menu for ladles 10 Washington. Branes" OrllL elegant c Frem lOj pixth. sve-rres h dinner ail day. A special dinner today t Hairs l-estauranu Sit Waihlngton street. 10c Cr.leken dinner with l- rresni. Empire Restaurant. 1J ThlriL ll rein's retaaraat swrrea lipeensj -cst day ataaaat iil TlfXa at. miTcJpparemonk Tavern : C ilfSYA A charming pi sea to ! DO YOU INTEND TO BECOME A TEACHER? , Tfii: eiKKGoN STATE NORMAL ' 8('Hei' AT ASMLANM. MONMOITH AM' Wt-sTOX i iFTEK EXCEPTION AL IShl c KMF.NTS TO 8TVDENT3 PHKIMRIN' T) TKACH. Kor catalogue or other Information, a 1 ires '-.e ; residents of the respective schools ' '" I- Stsrr Hecrelary of the Hoard of Regents. Bt Salem, eOre- Only woman's college on Pacific coast. Offers same advantages as best eastern institutions. Full collegiate course. D grees conferred. For three years only, the three upper classes of the Seminary Department, offering preparation for Mills college, the universities and east era colleges, will be continued. (.AO credited) Special opportunities in do mestic science, music and art. Earnest Christian influences; non-sectarian; ail forms of healthful outdoor amusements. Ideal location In beautiful Oakland hills. Fall term begins August It, 1(01. For catalogue and brochure of views ad dress Mrs. C, T. MILLS, President, MUIs College P. 0 CaL WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Salem, Oregon, Offers you the Follow ing Courses: I COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS. II COLLEGE OF MUSIC. , III COLLEGE OF ORATORY. IV COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. V COLLEGE OF LAW. VI ACADEMY. VII COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY. oca wast Alt strong. Pena brain developing to the president for catalogue. North Pacific College : CWOOX.S A-d... . s f iiu-' us spend the rcsnlng Ail the delicacies of the season, prepared by a chef -who kuows herw." Ex call en t servlca. Psyched r-y a deltghtfal ride of een sr Ilea, ar tf yea r.r. bj Astoria tralnsv. THE ALLEN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL Therough preparation for all eastei-B n.: western collegia Eighth year be glr September Ji. IHL. Cataloga THE ALLLN PREPARATORY SCHOOL Portland. Or. 1 i or BiTrKTir ajto rXAJUtACT One of the best equipped iBStitaUoos of Its kind In the entire weat. The annual session begins Oetobar 1 of each rear. Per furtbar iaforsnattoa and catalogs rf aitbar seboel. Address bb. xnsnT a MXSAMM, Comer 1Kb snd Coach, Portlaad, Or. Mount Ttmalpais KllHiry Acs izrrj SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA Tbs saoet tens pleialy cen'if"! tin Aeadeasy ea tba efaet . Isfsarry Artniery. A-i -sneet. Ftte'e rr-eu- '- a at aealrsttWca. At'' ' Ariasr -;,. A. .'- asaster.