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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23. 1908.
1 .1
PROTEST AGAINST
SPANISH LAWS
Asquith Pension
Bill Does Good
Yii)li' .,ill
Jiill! T I iM Ml-J U!li
In !'..r !l I'ltiic
to
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PEN LIFE IKES
SOHEfl SORE
Marry Smith, Out of San
Ojinitin, (iocs Home and
Tries to Kill Wife.
foinl.i npli li uii I In! convention opened
In re iixliu nn nddreas of wd-
i nil" Im Ulhur II i'rent led, president
(.r ill.- JV.'i'lt' I'hvi lib: society. Tilt
-1 . it k i N.i will "ntlnii In afternoon and
.i.nlin; sen-don ii ii I H Monday nveiiln
v-uiiht :;t This evenlnir i n oYU
M. i .i in -i-l ion will he answered tiy
.l.lm Ml.iii-i Tim following mediums
i ill ii n ml r-uinlord Johnson, Mm.
M.-I...I if i .it1!.. Mm. Mary c. Vlum k
SCHOOLS ARC oouian
SCHOOLS AND oollxoeb.
I01OOLI AND OOUiaiE
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iteen, Mary Weeks-Wright.
i.li KlriK. Mrs. Dr. UuU-he-
iiii7.T, Mm Mary Oroen,
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BCHOOI.S AITS COLLEGES.
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is. redenberger. a ,-e.iii let. pes ;i t
Central Fmergenoy hospital I l.n
fnliiK fronv a f r.-t.-t ,i red k...;. I '
Injuries and loss of '!,.,.,! tin'
' !r ilMlh Sli nnii . i
I'lit'T .'lint hrfnr tl'l."::'k'I i
Luborcrr Will Ltave. ,
In Vinu :h, v '. r- t . M.imit t"m
relvi's lr ! ii'" !!:. ' r-H.iU .-.I
to i-nniir.i!- .. M il .. .! ill I"'
onilod 1m tl". I" !"' "il ' i illtrl. is
111 past illi.. .1 k--.".lp f tl.il li ll'U
Ittxirorn ml : ' Ai utiim li.nli.n
tlii nilninK llsii'. is without suf fl'-li'iit
labor for work The i-rlsls nwumi'l
lrnnli.K .ropnillnni. Thri- h.unilii'il
fnmllli'H h.'UI' h.l.ll'il f 1 .1111 VHlfMClH to'
ltrnr.ll. bthI l'i" Mr AiKrntln.-i
Th lmnr'l:il say tlint tho report i
of thf .''"! tn in . . 1 ' ne r of tmnilK rn t '. on In'
Argcnlln.'i kIu'Ws that tlm r.-pulillo in I
having; Its popultitli.n muk:hi'hv1 iij
murh by Iliill.-uif-'iiH ly Spimlai'ils. ",t:n1
thl." says the Impnu lnl. "liv .ipixin(i :
rau(H, Fin."1 the Italians tv hoinft
on aorount of thn fin-ss of poijulatlnii
nd are enc""';lR''1 by their ko i-riitni-n I
In tiilTiiktJiK. while from Spain the
flower of rhral eiioruy if apes from IS
to 8S years Is leavlnK."
Coma From PortngraL
Trains nre romlnjr Into Ponteyertra
filled with lmmlKrnnts from I'ortUKul,
who are ronliully welromed In present
condition, and Zulueta has lnk"n ne- 1
caalon to applnud In parliament this
means of rep'ipul.itintr our iilrin.loiu'd
dlstrlots. and asked If the Mhi-riiW will
nconrase a pr.'.iert by lis nssisi.-irn'o
Moret aii.wered that the- will m eun.l
all tffoits for tlm ainillurotion of the
country's condition.
In t'atalo'iia the polleo nre exercising
vigilance over the sn.-icties of nmkint
men. for some of tioin the passai-i
to America are belns' .ald. as they are
repawled as dangerous members of the I
communities In which they act. Thus
one man who was pent away Is master
of JO languages, apart from his native .
Spanish.
An Important meetlnp has been held :
in the c nstelar plaia. provided by the J
alcalde, with the object of seeking means i
of developing the oranite Industry Rep- i
reaentatlves were present from the mil-
nlcipalltlea of Valencia Murola Rnd All- 1
cartte to speak for the exporting com
panies. The result was a determlna- j
tlon to seek from parliament a reduc- I
tlon of exporting tariffs and coinnier- 1
clal treaties of corrunerce with Germany
and France. ;
SCHOOL FAIR
PROBES BIG
Bonton County Pupils Are
Working to Make the
Event a Success.
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North Pacific
College
: I SCKOOL8 OT DBIfTISTlT ASS
FHABMACT
, i-. of fbe beit e.jiilpped Institutions
(if Ms kind In the entire west.
Tl " an".i..il session, bt-K!ns October 1
. r f.i.-'. e.ir. Kor further Information
nr. 1 . i' il.ue of either school, address
DR. HERBERT C. MILLER,
iVrner lfth and Couch. Portland, Or.
-t; Mount Tamalpais Military Academy
r -vi - ivi ni.i., I.AI.II UK l A
' ' The most completely equipped Mlli
' laiv Acujemy on tho Coast. Cuvalry,
iv-: Infantry Artillery. Annual enoamp-
u meiit. h.xtenNlve grounds. Athletics
enciuiraKC.l Swimming pool. Accredited
at universities. upuns August 1. Ad
w is ; dress Artaur i osby. A. 11. D. li., head
maHter.
Oregon Agricoliural College
" LEADS TO SUCCESS
ft
22 BUILDINGS
a
i nt
Spirit ii all, t 'on v flit i in.
!'!-! I ' t.ein.-il Wtre.l
Long o h i'al. A ik' - The first
s .. - loii " f tt.e Sou t hern i ah-
TIIF. ALLKN PRKPARA
TORV SCHOOL
Thorough preparation for nil enstern
and western colleiies. Ktghth year be-
K'lns September 21, J90S. Cntaloj-s.
Till-: A LI. K.N PKKl'AltATOHY SCHOOL
Portland, Or.
hh milllfcBiillHOI iniatellfaamfcf ll MS i,MM.lrtl i -
Free Industrial Education for
All the People
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MECHANICAL. HALL
i its'- reyt
f- -urir-1-jt-f" ii-ii-T iftiriiiMii-il iM.?:Tleiim I'iiiHi
A Recent. Snapshot of Premier As
quith of Knplaml on Hie Steps of
the Parllarnont. HuiliilnR.
men and women v i,n are on the brink
of Kiarvntlon, who have tiruiglit to look
forwnrd to after iivis of sobriety and
Industry but death la the poorbouse.
On January I nv r. f.rtO.onn men and
women above the ai;o of seventy will
receive buiHities from the state of
sums from J1.1T b IT. cenis a week.
The cost to the count iv of this meas
ure. It Is est itnat "il, will he f. 111. 00(1, 000
the first ear and possibly nioie.
Mr. Asi'iiiith has estimate, i that In
the 1 "f i1 1 . . I Kii.L-.lorn Il:'r are l,?4.
(i00 tiersons of Tu yearn of nei and
Oregon Journal's Third Annua! Scholar
ship Contestants Now on Homeward
Stretch Students Should Renew
Activity and Strive to Capture
Best Scholarship and Larg
est Cash Award.
WALDO mil.. (PMCNS .
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The following valualile feschnlarsliips and pond cash
awards should prompt students to put all their energy
into The Journal's third annual scholarship contest. This
contest will close in September. No ambitious student
should miss this Loand opportunity to win a scholarship.
All between the ages of 10 and 30 are eligible.
, . I - - t Af-PHA "ALL
77 Professors and Instructors
Modern Equipment
The Agricultural College be
longs to the boys and girls of
Oregon.
Its students are trained for
work.
The courses of the O. A. C. are
broad.
Degree Courses in Agriculture,
Horticulture, Animal Husbandry,
Forestry, Domestic Science and
Art; Civil, Electrical, Mechanical
and Mining Engineering; Com
merce, Pharmacy, Music.
Elementary Courses in Agri
culture, Forestry, Domestic Sci
ence and Art, Commerce, Mech
anic Arts (including forge work,
cabinet making, steam fitting,
machine work, plumbing), Music.
It is a big school last year
year 1,156 students.
Its students do things cham
pions at football on Pacific coast;
champion hurdler of the world.
Ten student organizations; four
student publications.
. Opens September 25
Illustrated Literature Free From
the Registrar.
THE REGISTRAR
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon
SCHOLARSHIPS
As far as they are at present listed are herewith submitted. More schools
will be added from day to day during the contest as the choice of new
contestants is learned.
ALBANY COLLEGE, ALBANY, OR.
Cue year's tuition In at
except conser at .ry. al
ship J r 0
pa r' tii'-nt,
if scholar-
( Special ntspatcB to The Journal.)
Corvallis, Aug. 22. At the present
tim the coming AU-Benton school fair,
to ba held In this city September 3. 4
anJ 6, Is about" tha only suMect dis
cussed. The fair !s tho second of tho over- Bn'1 ,hiU '"" nf ,h,s to"" "" '"'
kind to bo held here. 'jare r.Tl'.'ioa j pie liKible for pennons
Mary's river flat will be tha location i Tll jua i i f Icailons for pen.--! -ms are
nd over 1,000 feet of canvas will be ' that the pensioner must have attained
required to cover the exhibits. In ad-i ,ne "B nf must for 10
d It inn to the fair proper, Arnold's cur- I years have been a Lrltish sulei - 1 and
nival is to be on the grounds, with have resided lor that period In the
balloon ascensions even- dav and all i'nlied K i iidiuu
other features of interest. ' ! The provlsicis f "- 1ls.imiiif!eatl-..i
An athletic field meet and s base- have been considerably nniplif b-d .'lin "
ball tournament are features that lnvi! the bill was first drafted. inn very
been added Jhls jear and these prom- strong section relating to (llsqinillfl.-.i- I
Is A tO be Inlproqllna T K r.r .. . , -. , . '..... . i , ... i ....rt ....
the events must be under -0 rears o )... l,:. hl.lti,nllv failed to fth,P ,il0 I merit. al.ie of .scholarship Jl
fnn i?JaW'i1B 8'"fl","1 !n 1!pn-I work acnoT.ling to his ability, oppor 1 BAKER OTTY BTTSIWrSS COILEdE. 1 OBEOOK EXPERT rntrrnr vnv-r.
ton county. A complete uniform out-!tnuv or needs for the maintenance ..f , BAKER CITY. OR. U COLLEGE. POET-
rereI ?Kmrn .V'. flrSt l'Ti i himself and those legally dependent One ve.r-. tuition -n sbo-tband tvt.e- i OB' 1
ini h!-1' Kb8seh11 ;irn..n,ent. sec- , ipon him. Tie , si rong body of benefit ! wrj,,V, X.,: J, I ., like-, -ii - d i-.-n- 1 "nrhinerl course In telegraphy and:
on prise to be a baseball and bat. soclelies. trades unions and other fra- ! maiioiTp. Vai'ie (if s , hi i h I;. $ i "V ; stenography. Value of scholarship J125
Gold and Silver Medals. i ternal organisations siiccc...1..,l In h v-
There will be t!,i a-, sl'ver meln Is 1 ' ng n liberal amendment to this secii.,r BEHHTKE-WALKER SUSTWEns COL- i OREOOH LAW COLLEGE, POST
as first and se-oi.d' ,'. Ze'sill the f.n ; introduced, and i.y tl no man who f-r LEGE. PORTLAND. OH. LAN'S. OB.
100, 220, 440 and s-0 vard d'a--. s and'.10" years lins 11. ad" pivment '; One v!ir' fili:..n ;n e..iob!uw' busl- : One year's tuition. Value of acholar
also In the mile run. Oold mo.hiis w ill friendly or provident Hxietios shall l.e ness md slirOand coui.-e. Value of 1 ship $150.
ue awaraea tne winners cf t tie two- uiyjualineii. ! sci.o.ai snip 1
mile bicycle race the I la ,-nd l'l'n var.l , Lunatics, pntipf-rs. erlmlnnl Insane
hurdle, P'de va ilr. broad ,r;rop arai hlph and persons s.-nten ed to linp-isf.timeiit
lump. The :hic tr... k m. et ll .. wllhoul ti n 01 lion of a fine will tie dls
held on the iri'iion A;ti . -tilt. 11a! colbe i qualified durlt.K !. ntlon and fr a ' Ten n"ir:,l";' ' nt "n In business or
athletic field The sporrirt- commit t. . further period of ten x.'ars after reb-ase ( Fhorthnnd umis". 'a!u of s.-holar-is
M. M Lot g. 1 I! lira bam niij 1'io-i The p.-nsb.n- are i na I U cable and will 1 l"lt !"
fessor Hoy Heater ! he rmid weekly The ..mcjtlnerv Tor the ' .TT ao enrrr-nr M
'W nnd bread'h I dls-ti ibutton .if 1 . . b.n cntemidnt.-s . f. " ' ' '
' cir.V-en . i,.,i oension , ,.,,., for .-veivi .'." kv i-pnntm.-nt
.I,.". ;:.,Ui-, county, li.ir-.iiKli and urban dls-fb-l
- -! fiiiiK.cr. . u.ii(, a poi,i:::ilion .,f -.-,r In. 000 TV
ef the prizes . central pensint, tm! -In l. to be thf
local I'livcri'inuil i'o.n.j iind pension of
I 11
OREGON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
PORTLAND. OR.
One year's course In r.lano rtenart-
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WAOMINOTON ANDTENTH STS.
PORTLAND. OREGON
WRITE FOR CATALOG
IVi Schorlthat flaer.' ion in a lior-d Pnsttim
OREGON LAW SCHOOL
Throurhoi.
or Henti.r. 1 omty tie
hs -e le. n y ri . a n i
granses, fi u.ts ,t ! f;..
hopln 11 to i-;i 1 1. r 1- so 1
at tne fair
Many of the s.-bool fair exhibits will
no doubt be -jti :y..-d r, 'he H.-nton
county nihil.'! at !- s'-ite fair at
Palem. t',:s t -. p U ; l 1,1. last vnr
with the rt .v .it tha' 1
place. ,
CAPITAL BCSTNESS COLLEGE,
SALEM. OR.
PACIFIC COLLEGE.
One venr's tuition,
ship J50.
NEWBKRG. OR.
Value of scholar-
( in
I Vnlui.
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FOREST
PENDLE
ECLECTIC SUSINPfiS tTNIVERBITY.
PORTLAND, OR.
.tori won flrt
MAriM V ( )1 rv r AIR.
fleers will bi' fi I 1 1
Alll'inc-t the pi
is six ii" 1 ' h s at. 1
son niaklni: a ta
to obtain a pens!
Vmi-bli j-
.i r s I
J 1 '
ion In combined busl-
u-i c'lirseji. A'alue of
I l.i 1 lie t re:i snr v me
abies to be Inflicted 1 ness ei
1,1 I.,!,,,- fur iinr ner. " l.'d.lt
.-.'at. --merit In order HILL MILITARY ACADEMY, PORT
i LAND. OR.
one year's Un'tm in all
"n.--i flnd hlemlshffi without board. aiae of f
.1 ,-nilnr. ! J 1 If
brani-hes
io:.,rsh!p
Mas.
Cenrrnus :i-li i'rio. W ill lie (iivrn ""J ()
ll.V 1 .1 liat' tl 11 lit .
I? ATIF
R;i rr. s
ron i. -y I
gle awa
for t.o...
i.all t-.,n -
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Th'te :
belrm a .--tsklr
k r.,
of the c .
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MIT !.!: ( II I LDIi'KX
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' ' ; a ren t s .-f c 1,
. !'. d to call in r i .
- . t the chi d rl'
of a -ate ." -
s .a -e we 1 b .
HOLBiTES Btr!IKi-rSS COLLEGE
PORTLAND. OR.
1 1 : -1 . -. .1,1 w 'i-'ii.., -n , v .,,.r 1 - ,i
n ' s '. : . d s i 1 , - t 1 a 1 . 1 i ni';:;.- . e o '
s.-:..-!..r- . 1 '"
INTERN ATIONAL CORRESrONDHNCE
SCHOOLS Or SCKANTON, PA.
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
NOW IN SESSION
DAT AND EVENING CLASSES
Pla- os .11111? people in frood positions,
"ill Indlyldual instruction tho best.
Nr. d I seen r.a tred students All n,alt
Value of scholarship Rood progress
I. E. RICHARDSON. L. L. B . Pres.
Worcester block, Portland. Oregon,
riione Main 4HI4.
PACIFIC tTNTVERSITY
GROVE. OB.
One year's tuition In college depart
ment. Value, of scholarship $150
PEBOUITOH ACADEMY
TON. OR.
Two years' Instruction In classical,
si-ient if I- rr commercial courses. Value
of scholarship $100.
PORTLAND ACADEMY. PORT
LAND, OR.
One year's tuition In inr of the four
academy classes.
$1.0.
PORTLAND
WALTER REED
OR.
Vocal lessons. Value of scholarship.
'tan
ROSE
o mm U fell) Wf A
S r I Pill Ti A
ei t if s 8 jyftii .r s.j f x
V 9 l - -'. iK. i. W E. - S
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O
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ife tr vsiyf
Mi4iiMWij..ij y -ty&v.imav:GV
Oonunonwealth Bnildinf, Sixth St., On Block North of Walls Fargro BlAff.
Court work, actual preparation of leKul documents, and the assistance
from prartlcinK attorneys, are Invaluable aids to a law student In his prepara
tion for n successful lawyer. Oregon La-w School, or address M. MOBEEEAp,
Secretary, Portland, Or.
1
cor.wii. a'.i;is
MAX MTTI SCHOOL OP AIT
rORTLA KTJ , OS.
S nn!.: - s .-iev;i K r .-:- ,.. Va'-ie ?f
tto. '
c jr. 1-! : a
fl-l fli
Two -f
i- It h sea ri. t
In WOilli l-e
c . t ( a : i '
1. treat the MWlltTIlLt COLLEGE
s ., T VILLE. OR.
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p'-a-- f ' e ,-, ....... v.i. 1- C' s"l
M "Ml If SJ -
OTTY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
POETMBD, OK.
One year s tuition In combined hiil
i ess and shorthand course. Value of
s. holarshlp $100.
ST MAST'S ACADEMY, TBI
DALLES. OS.
One year's tuition In mus'e depart
ment. Value of B-holarshlp $100.
WESTERN ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND
ELOCUTION. PORTLAND. OR.
C" irse In elocution, oratory or rtra
rr.rvtic art. Value of scholarship $150.
wrr tl'fl'E TTNTTERSTTY. BALlM.
OA
n-e year's tuition In college depart--rent.
Value of scholarship J50.
Columbia University
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CASH AWARDS
In addition to the s -olarship awards The Journal will make the fol
lowing cash awards to Y.e'.-t) dtiray expenses of the students who may
poll the largt-st vote:
Cash with first :horc of scholarship flSO
Cash with second choice cf scholarship $125
Cash with third choice cf scholarship f IOO
Cash with frurth choice of scholarship 75
Cash with fifth choice of scholarship 50
Cash with sixth rhoice of scholarship $25
The above iurr.s in cash will be paid contestants immediately after
the close cf the contest, in the order of their standing. Cash commis
sions will be ;liowed on all new subscribers, in addition to th cash
awards, so that a contestant may earn money eyery day during the
contest.
Portland, Oregon.
Hna-'l:r2 ar.d I'ny b. hool tor i n'lng 1
M en a n d Fio s '
CoUeflate Courses In Arts Letters, j
Hli-Tory and K'-iitieniii- and I'iii los. 1 a i .
Courses Preparatory for ijeio-ral 1
Seietc-i. ii, trh al. Mechanical ar. : .
"11i ICn n'neerin r. A r hi tect u re. Arts, i
l.e'tcrs and Kcnnomi -s
Commercial Coarse affords thorough
preparation for FV.is'ncss.
Location unsurpassed. Klghty acres
c f 1 'a m pu s . .
Largest Gymnasium in tb West.
For Terms and Lntrsnce Require
ments apply for Catalogue f
I'ataiogus Free on application to the
Presl Jtnt.
Save Money and Attend
A First Class Business College
We do not charge so much for hooks and tuition as other colleges, yet
! our ratc are high enough to enable us to maintain a first-class school.
' ' -ire niit IH the "P.IISIlleca fV.lie.m II .nilimfl " I 1.. n.erM.l.ir, i -
eciiAl to tlie best in 1'ortland Shorthand by an expert writer an. I teacher.
Hie 'kkerping and Arithmetic by an expert accountant. Penmanship by one
fit America's best penmen. Practical F.nglish by a university trained man.
Our instructors have college degrees and have had years of experience as
sucrcful teachers.
Visit our school and let us explain fully the advantages we offer. We
place -ur students in jrood positions Further information and specimens of
penmanship will be gladly furnished. Write, phone or call.
McMinnvillc College
OFFERS
THE IDEAL EDUCATION
Its whole environment Is clean and
wholesome; no saloons; good city gov
ernment; strong, aggressive churchea
A Christian Faculty
Couraes: Preparatory. Colleg'.ata
Conservatory and Commercial. liius
tratad bulletin Just Issued.
ADDRESS. N. D. C BOX 0T-
McKinarlll Collar. McMIaaTUla, Or.
FIFTH STREET. OPPOSITE MEIER & FRANK'S
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Oregon Normal Schools
Do Yot Kt4 to Recoma a Tecr ? i Call,
Your penmanship secures the .position. All things else bring equal, pro
motion follom-s.
Why be handicapped with a scrawl when you can learn to write a rapid,
leg-hie humness hand in a few months by attending the EVENINQ
CLASSES of the
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FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO
CONTEST MANAGER
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other (ntrwmlur aif-lress Ihe I real- PhflflC
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