THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1001
AUGUST EXPORTS
HOLD THEIR Oil
I
Portland if hips A way Half a
Million Dollars' Worth
of Products. !
ONE DOLLAR FOR
found In bia orchard. Tha letter Ja
follows: ., ,
"tUiam. Or., Aug, IT. 1901 Mr. Armstrong-
dear Sir; If you should meet
snyose who docs not belleva in the affl
oleney of thorough spraying send them
out her and I will Convlues them. I
sprayed thro tiroes with arsenata of
lead and I believe I hava klllai) tha last
.worm. I win par anyone tl for avery
wormy apple they cma find on any of
my tress. Would Ilka to hava you try
your luck at It. Rprtfull yours,
"C. N. JOKOEN8EN.
"flo It. Route 9."
PARTICIPANTS IN SCANDINAVIAN SANGERFEST HELD IN ASTORIA
A MOT APPLE
Orchardlst Makes Novel Of
fer of Beward to Fruit
Inspector.
CHANGE OF VENUE
IN HAROIS CASE
FLOi'R MARKS
(iOOI) SHOWING
Orient lrawi More Than UOO,000
Worth of Hrf jiilstuff in Two Reg
ular Liners of ttio Portlaiwl-A!)-tir
Steamship Company.
Lumber. ii'W.TTI feet $141,450
Flour. S2.tH7 hnrrelB 330.6W8
Miscellaneous 11.21
Total $483,827
Exports for the month of August
.were verv sallsiai'tory in point oi vui
ume although no wheat was cl
But the wheat shipping season I
. on In good order until the mldile of
September, when It is predicted business
' will be heavier thun ever. Lumber went
foreign In a goodly quantity, the total
' shipments foreign bting 10, 699.1.1 feet,
valued at $141, 45S.
The lumber cargoes were started for
All quarters of the globe It might be
said, one going to Denmark and another
to Melbourne, Australia. Others wen,t
to the orient or the old country. Otoe
! of the features of the month s export
' business Is the cargo of the British
' steamer llford, shipped by the L P. Lee
Lumber company, which started lor
Copenhagen last week.
There were no foreign wheat
t ments this month. It beln
At month In the nort.
trAn-in In the stream loading and a
number of sailing vessels on the bay
. on the lower river waiting for a chance
to be ordered to Portland, September
should turn out on of the busiest
months of the season.
Following are the shipments cleared
through Portland since the- first of
August :
ft
If
shln-
ng the only real
With four big
.ut 1 anrr Mirwpplftn etesmNhln
il 1,057,651 feet lumber, valued at $11,062,
' : lor Melbourne. Australia.
August 13 Eva, German steamship,
1,S64.ii40 feet lumber, valued at $80,-
976, for Vladivostok.
August 17 llford. urann sxeumsnip,
1,750,553 feet lumber, valued at $48,890,
' ; for Copenhagen and Hamburg.
August if Arabia. German steam
ship, 459,409 feet lumber, valued at $4.-
694; 32,743 barrels flour, valued at $130,
V 072, cud general cargo bringing total
j value to $146,787.41.
August 1 8 t'Ant alos, British ship,
760.135 feet lumber, valued at $11,S14.
' . for Liverpool. ,
i August 22 Bucrania. British. steam
ship, 2,850,000 feet lumber, valued at
j I2S.461, for Shanghai.
August 24 M. S. Dollar. British
steamship. 1.967,383 feet lumber, valued
at $21,681, for Taku and Japan.
August 28 Alesia, German steamship,
49,90t barrels flour, valued at $199,616,
and general cargo, bringing total value
up to $200,272. '
Following coastwise cargoes were
oi.arad from here during month for
California:
Coastwise Lumbar Shipments. .
Feet,
Unrfklanil Am SJL. SSJl Frail-
- Viseo... 450.000
, Johan Poulsen, Am. ss oan
I ' Vranclsco 450,000
: xr a Tjinri Alfft. "S's.: San Fran-
Cisco 400,000
Tforthland. Am. ss., California. . 850.000
' TAlnn PnuliEAn Am. SS,. -San
J Francisco 60,000
During the regatta week two very
successful concerts were given under
the direction of Dr. Enrfl Enna of Port
land. The Norwegian singing socletiea
of Astoria and Portland and the Swed
ish Singing club Columbia of Portland
forming the big chorus conducted by
Dr. Enna. The soloists were: Mr.
Roberts, baritone, of Portland; Miss
Con vers, soprano, of Clatskanle: Dr.
Emll Enna, filano, and Mlas Rogers,
'cello, from Portland. A. Holmqulst of
Portland sang the Incidental baritone
Photo by Woodfleld.
solo In Grieg's famous "Landslghtlng."
The singers from Portland returned
last night on the steamer Charles R.
Bpencer.
after a voyage of $3 days. Bhe was de
layed bv headwinds and calms. Cap
tain Rose report the vessel under
charter to load wheat at Portland for
the United Kingdom. She Is-one of tha
trimmest vessels that has arrived here
for soiue time.
FOUR JOIN IX PORT KI.FKT.
Total - 2,600,000
Th coastwise lumber trade has not
' yet shown a material strengthening.
HELPLESS IX REAP CALM.
French Bark Mlchelet Drifts Along
Beach Daring Night.
Astoria. Or., Aug. .31.- A strong ar
gument In favor of a steam pilot boat
et -the mouth of the Columbia in place
of a sailing schooner was presented
Saturday night when the French bark
Michelet appeared off the mouth of the
river. The wind fell dead and, caught
In the current, the Frenchman drifted
-close to the beach, although at no time
In less than 25 fathoms or water.
The pilot boat was about three miles
distant, but could not be worked close
enough to get a man on board the Mich
elet.. and there they remained over
nltfht. drifting from Tillamook Rock to
the lightship. In the morning it fresh
ened up and by 6 o'clock the windjam
mer was steering for the mouth of the
Tlver. Phe reached Astoria about noon
after having presented a clean bill of
health.
The Michelfit is In from Honolulu
Two WindjaninVrs and Two Tramp
Steamers Arrive in Harbor.
Two sailing vessels and two large
tramp steamers liaie arrived In the
harbor since Saturday, the sail inn ves
sels carrying s:nerai cargo from Kn
rope and the steamers coming in bal
last to carry away wheat.
The windjammers are the French
bark Cael and the British ship Abr-
foyle. The tjael came Into Columbia
duck No. 1 this morning where, she
will deliver about 3,000 tons tif 'general
cargo consigned to Myer, Wilsun &
Co. The Aberfoyle Is In the stream
with 10.000 barrels of cement con
signed to W. P. Fuller A Cn A berth
will be found for tier as soon us pos
sible. The Gael made the run from London
to Portland In 133 dayu and It took
tha Aberfoyle 182 days to make tha
same rim from Antwerp. The captain
of the Gael reports having encountered
heavy winds in the vicinity of Cape
Horn. It took two weeks to double the
promontory. The Aborfoyle's voyage,
was made tedious, by head winds and
calms. One of her crew, en Austrian
named Frulieh, committed suicide early
in the year by hanging. He had been
out of his mind for some tlrhe before
the act.
Neither the Gael nor the Aberfoyle
are chartered for outward business so
far as known , here. . ,
The two tramp steamers that ar
rived up are the Queen Amelie and j
Falls of Nith, bothL under the British
flag. They are ar the mills of the
Eastern & Western Lumber company
being lined for wheat cargoes. The
Falls of Nith came up yesterday from
San FranPlsco. She will loaded by
the Portland Flouring Mills, company
for Europe.
The Queen Amelie arrived In yes
terday from Bremerton. She is under
charter to Kerr, G If ford & Co. to carry
wheat to Europe.
ton street dock at Portland. The boat
will leave McMlnnvllla on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, returning on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
This Is the first time for over six
years that a boat has attempted to
make regular trips from here. The
merchants have promised the owners
a substantial part of their freight.
ITALIAN CRUISER ARRIVES.
I,k11: W ill Be at Anchorage at 4:30
O'clock This Afternoon.
Th Italian cruiser Puglla will be
in the harbor this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The Puglla arrived in at As
toria early this morning from Puget
sound and proceeded up the river with
out delay. On her way out she will
maKe a stop at Astoria.
nuiian residents or Portland nro
making extensive preparations for the
entertainment of the officers and crew
or the Italian, man of war whllu her
ij.iuyut'i.i ana entertainment win De on
Hie program for nearly every day un
til the last, September 22, when the
cruiser lias orders to proceed south.
ALONG THK WATERFRONT.
WAS MASTER OF GLEXMORAG.
Captain Cnrrle of the Queen Amelie
Sailed Noted Wreck.
Captain A. Currle, master of the
British steamer yueen Amelie, wnliMi
arrived here last night from Bremer
ton to carry wheat to Rurope has been
here twice before under rather extra
ordinary circumstances.
The first lime ne arriven nm
after having lost the snip tiemora
on North Deacn one siormy uigui,
Ives were lost In that, awrui wrecu, uc
ponderous null oi inn vrsati
been tossed bodily upon the beach high
and dty by most terrific breaicers .into
which the ocean Dad Deen iasnea uj a
hurricane.
The wre'-k of the (Jienmorag nas nee i
the object of attraction on Norm Deacn
for season after season since isao
when phe went ashore until ue lam icw
hini w prfl noarlv burled in ine snut-
i .snHn rant An i;urrie came iu
Portland with the survivors and that
was his first visit. A few years later
he came here as master of the British
bark Clan Mackenzie, which some time
prior to Captain Currle taking com
mand, was sunk in the Columbia river
In a collision with the O. R- & N-Sa-n
Francisco liner Oregon. The Clan Mac
kenzie was subsequently raised and
repaired and sent home to England. A
few vesrs ago she returned In command
of Captain Currle.
The steamer Stale of California will
be at Ainsworth dock late this even
ing from Sun Francisco.
Tha Norwegian ship Daghlld left up
this morning from Astoria In company
with the schooner Annie E. Smalo The
Daghlld Is In from Caldera after a
voyage of 61 days and the Annie R.
Smale Is In from Makameli after a voy
age of 25 days. The Daghlld Is uh
dur charter to Kerr, Clifford & Co to
Barry,, wheat to Europe. The Annie E
Ltnale is under charter ta T. J Pater
son to oarry lumber to Haiphong.
The steam unhonnor t? t ... .7
liyered some general cargo at Oak
street thjs morning and went to the
mills of the Inman-Poulsen Lumber
company to load lumber for a return
cargo to San Francisco.
The steamer Breakwater, Captain
Macgenn. arrived hro iet nui, V
I, . 1oln souin sue will
mux iuko tn new
In tow.
government
prob-
(Iredge
MARINE NOTES.
The biggest thing for
comfort in dress is the
right shirt, right in
every detail cut on the
j new liberal model coat
Style.
It's also a big comfort
to most men to know
the patterns and styles
are new.
It's also a big-comfort
to most customers to
save 25c on the dollar.
RIVER STEAMER SINKS.
Iadcn With Railway Construction
Equipment; Hits Rock.
(t Jilted Tress Leed Wlre.l
Prince Rupert B. C, Aug. 81. The
big Btern wheel river steamer Cale
donia owned by Foley. Welch Stewart,
the Orand Trunk Pacific railway con
tractors, which left here early last Mon
day morning loaded down with supplies
for the contractors' camps, struck a
rck in the Skeena river when 20 miles
abi.ve Fort KsMngton and went to the
Ttie latest reports state that the
steamer W covered by water to her hur
ricane deck. It is believed that her
cargo which consisted principally of
hay oats and provisions can be salved
at low tide. Efforts will be marie to
float the steamer by lashing scows to
each side. I mil she 1s beached the
full extent of the damage will not be
known Her crew took to small boats
and were saved. This Is the second
timo this season that the Caledonia
lh twen on the bottom of ttie river
She struck a rocs: iwn murium
Astoria, Aug. 31. -Sailed at. B a. m..
steamer Roma, for San Pedro. Ar
rived at 6:30 and left up at 8:30 a. m,
Italian cruiser Puglla. from Puget
sound. Outside nt 11 a. m., a three
masted ship and a square rigger. Iveft
up at 10:80 a. m ., Norwegian bark
Daghlld and schooner Annie K. Small.
Arrived at 11:20 a. m.. steamer State
of California, from San Francisco.
Astoria. Aug. ao. Arrived at 5:15
and left up t 7 a. m , steamer Break
water, from Coos Bav. Arrived at 5:30
and left up at 10 to a. m., British
steamer Queen Amelie., from Bremer
ton. Arrived down at 6 and sailed at
10 a. m., Etefimer Alliance, for Coos
Bay. Sailed at 8 a. m., TugVosburg,
with barge, for Nhaiem. Arrived at
9:15 a. in., French bark Michelet, from
Honolulu. Left up at 10 a. m., French
bark Gael. Arrived at 1:15 and left up
at 3 p. m , steamer Harold Dollar, from
San Francisco Arrived down at 1 p.
m , German steamer Alesia. Arrived
down at 8 p. m , steamer Roma.
San Francisco, Aug. 30. Arrived at
12, noon, steamer Cascade, from As
toria. Sailed at midnight last night,
steamer Northland, for Portland.
San Francisco. Aug. 31. Arrived at
7 a. m., steamer Roanoke, from Port
land. Arrived at 8 lust night, steamer
Shoshone, from Columbia river.
Point Arguelllo Aug. 31. Passed at
9 Inst night, steamer Yosemite with
log raft In tow, from Astoria for San
Diego.
Astoria, Aug. 81. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. in., smooth,
wind east 8 miles; weather, cloudy.
Tides at Astoria Tuesday High wa
ter 3:58 a, m., 6.9 feet: 4:06 p. m., S.2
feet. Low water, 9:47 a. in., 2.3 feet
10:38 p. m., 1.3 feet.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Baffular Liners Sue to Arrive.
George W. Elder. San Pedro. ... Sept. 1
Slate, San Francisco Sept. 1
Homer, San Francisco Sept. 5
Alliance, Coos Buy Sept. 5
Breakwater, Coos Bay Sept. 6
Eureka Eureka and Coos Sept. s
Roue City, San Francisco Sept. 8
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Sept. s
Numantla, orient .Sept. 15
Nlcomedia. orient . . . Oct. 1
Arabia, orient Oct. li
Alesia, orient Nov. 1
Regular Liners to Depart.
Geo. Elder, San Pedro Sept. 3
Eureka. Eureka and Coos Sept. 4
State, San Francisco Sept. 5
Alliance, Coos Bay..! Sept. u
Breakwater, Coos Bay . . . Hopt. o
Homer, San Francisco Sept. 7
Roanoke. San Pedro and way... Sept. 10
Rose City, San Francisco Sept. 12
Numantia, orient Oct. 1
Nlcomedia. orient Oct. 15
Arabia, orient Nov. 1
Alesia, orient New 15
Vessels In Fort.
Broderlck Castle, Br. sh Stream
Larglemore, Br. sh N. P Lbr. Co.
Crown of India, Br. sh. . . .Columbia 1
Ley land Bros., Br. sli Prydock
Donna Francesca. Br. bk Astoria
Churchill. Am. sch....'... Astoria
Echo, Am. bktn Astoria
Asgard, Nor. sh Drydock
Alvena, Am. sch Astoria
Albert Klckmers, Ger, ok stream
Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk Oceanic
W. F. Jewett, Am. sch Astoria
Irene, Am. sch Astoria
Koko Heart. Am. bktn. . portlana l.br. Co.
Washington, Am. ss Prydock
Braemont, Br. ss .... Montgomery No 2
Andorlnha, Br. bk Oceanic;
Strathlyon, Br. ss .... Montgomery No. 2
Oliver Olson, Am. sch Young's bay
Break water. Am. ss Oak St,
Annie Smala, Am. sch Astoria
Harold Dollar, Am. ss liainler
Gael, Fr. bk Columla No. 1
Vincennes, Fr. hk . . . . Astoria
Michelet, Fr. bk Astoria
Queen Amelia, Br. ss E. W. Mills
Daghild, Nor. ship stoiia
Aberfoyle, Br. bk Stream
R. D. Inma-n, Am. ss S. P Mills
Puglla, . Italian cruiser Stream
En Boats to Load X. umber.
Alumna, Am. sch Kahulul
Sehome, Am. sch La Boca
Wrestler, Am. bktn Guaymas
Mabel Gale, Am. sch San Francisco
Falrhaven, Am. ss San Francisco
Amaranth, Am. bktn San Francisco
Tiverton, Am. ss San Francisco
Puako. Am. bktn Santa Rosalia
Stanley Dollar, Am. sc.. San Francisco
Americana, Am. sch ..Japan
Crescent, Am. sch Honolulu
Olympic, Am. bk. San Francisco
En Bouts With Cement and General.
Aberfoyle, Br. sh Antwerp
Bidart. Fr. bk Antwerp
Neatsflelds, Br. sh....: Hamburg
David de Anjers, Fr. sh Antwerp
Bradloch, Br. bk..... Antwerp
Kllloran. Br. sh Antwerp
.Tolnvilla, Fr. bk Antwerp
Roohambeau. Fr. bk I.elth
Gulf Stream, Br, bk Antwerp
Alice, Fr. bk London
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Antwerp
La Tour de Auvergne, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Armen, Fr. bk Dublin
Coal Skips En Bouts.
La Roche Jaco.uelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
Flfeshlre, Hr. bk Newcastle, A.
Bossuot, Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Torrisdale. Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Magdala, Br. ss Newcastle, A.
Tramp Steamers En Bout.
Cragh.ill. Br. ss San Francisco
Shanghai
..San Francisco
. . San Francisco
Guernsey, Nor. ss.
Assuan, Ger. ss . . . .
Boveiic, Br, ss
Westminster, Br. ss Janan
San Francisco
(Helen Bursas of The Joarssl.) i
Salem, Or., Aug. . !. N. C. Jorgsn-
sen. a Marlon county orchsrdlst, deflea
Fruit Inspector Armstrong to find A
wormy sppls on bis farm; in fact h
ant a written communication to ths
fruit Inspector last wsek offering him
11 for every wormy appls that could ba
(TTnltMl Fresi LoMd Wlrs.l
Jackson, Ky., Aug. II. Judge Adams
today granted a motion mads by the
commonwealth for a Changs of venue In
tha oasa of Beaoh Hargts, charged with
the murdsr of his father, Judge James
Hargla, tU famous feudist. It was held
that tha mother of tha defendant had
worked up publlo sympathy in his behalf.
Open a package of every corn flake food on the
market. Stand them In a row and look at them.
it this doesn't convince you that
is the best corn food, then the TASTE
mil. Korn Kinks tastes better and is bet
ter. It is the malted flakes of the choicest
selected white corn. Crisp, appetizing
and wholesome. Contains more nutriment
than the others and is easily digested. Your grocer sells it,
The only Malted Corn Flakes,
CLOSES SEPTE
janc.ta. tir. ss
! ranklyus, Br. ss . . .
Yeddo, Br. ss ...... .
Nederlainl, Ger. ss..
Deike Rickmers, Ger
ss
, Yokoham
.San Francisco
San Francisco
Fusan
12,A
10 Pi m
En Routs in Ballast to lKad Grain.
Port Crawford. Br. sh Callao
River Falloch, Br. bk Callao
Oregon, Ger. sh Yokohama
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk Yokohama
Henrietta, Ger. sh West coast
Aster. Ger. hk Valparaiso
Mereehal-de Noailles, Fr. bk..Wat coast
Homeward Bound, Am. bk. Vanc'v'r, B. C
Lfl Peiier, Fr. bk Hobart
Salntc Anne. Fr. hk . Newcustln V R IV
Lydgute, Br. bk Santa Rosalia
Vigo. Nor. sh Mejillones
Dcsdamoiia, Br. sh Callao
Cornil Barf,- Fr. bk. .Newcastle, N. S. W.
Sully. Fr. bk Antwerp
pinion, rr. ok Antwerp
Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk Hobart
Nuielly, Fr. bk Hobart
Leon Blum, Fr. bk Hobart
f'1"1,n''. Rs- sh Guayaquil
Magdalene, Ger. bk Acaquleo
Alexander Isenberg, Ger. bk. .Honolulu
Thiers Fr. bk. Belfast
General Foy, Fr. bk. Hobart
FIRST TAMS START
FOR RESERVOIR SITE
Journal's Third Annual Scholarship Con
test Which Began in June Will Posi
tively End on Above Date Students'
Last Chance.
The following valuable scholarships and good 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 grand opportunity to win a scholarship.
(Special PtsnBtcb to The Journal.)
Klamath Falls, Or., Aug. ,31. The
first teams have started for the Clear
lake reservoir site, to heeln w,,rlr onrf
the people of Bonanza are Jubilant over
ion
of the reclamation service In
this part of the Klamath
the act
beginning
project.
All talk of cancellation of contracts
on account of the refusal of bids on
the Clear lake dam earlier In the sea
son has ceased and the people are
working in harmony with the service.
Bids have been advertised for the
hauling of supplies to Clear lake, and
this represents one of the hardest fea
tures of construction, as Clear lake is
remote from markets, and over bad
roads.
Lands In the vicinity of the lake have
been selling In anticipation of the in
crease in value later. v .
SCHOLARSHIPS
As fgr as they are at present listed are herewith submitted. More schools
will be adcled from day to day during the contest as the choice of new
contestants is learned.
311 1 TR WRITING BOOK
ON OREGON WONDERS
Klamath Falls, Or., Ausr. 31. John
Mulr, California's frreat naturalist and
nature lover, is writing a book on the
scenery, plants and forests of Oregon,
and vhlle at Pelican Lodge, the guest
of E. H. Harriman, he spent many hours
out in the beautiful woods, surround
ing the lodge, dictating to Mr. Harrl
man's stenographer. Mr. Harriman will
publish Mr. Mulr's book for him, which
will very likely be one of this winter's
publications.
was raised and placed- in
ro but
commission I
AH this big
today for 75c.
comfort
UA)TfflE
I TELEPHONE IN RATE AVAR.
Object of w Ownrrs to Beat Com
i petition on Puget Sound.
I Seattle. Wash.. Aug. 31 The steamer
' Telt j hone. row at Portland, is rumored
i to b the boat acquired by the Port
IBlakrlev Mill company for the Belllng-
ham run In opposition 10 wis iiimim
i Pacific
,' The line in which the Port Blakeley
1 Mill company is interested is the Puret
sound navtg-atlon, which Is now enraged
I in a rei-hot rate war with the Canadian
: Pacific
f The Telephone is one of the fastest
tern-wheel steamers in tha world, be
1 1ns- rller than anything- now plytrf
i out of Portland.
u
I
I
j
Soda Crackers that crackle a9 good Soda
Crackers should
needa Biscuit
With meals for meals between mealt
In dust tight,
mouturt proof packages.
Ntctr sold in bulk.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
65-170 .Third Street. j.
LEOXA IS COMMISSION.
Drgtaa Refrular Hrr-rie IWweea
Portland aad McMlnaTfU.
MeV?nUl, Or, Au. 1L TM
stmar Loa ef Portland hfm mals
n regular trip, ketvwi Jdr Mian villa
4 Frtl4 tlil momln fth. toarss
r at a. re- Tt.a rraft is owMd r
V. H. Vu-aHall aad Tr4 Brauar. . The
IfflTiJ rl.twnn fm iv. v. .-.:r.
AXBA3TY OOZ.UOB, AXtBAVY, OB.
fine year's tuition in any department,
except conservatory. Value or scholar
ship $50.
Bim ottt BtrsnrssB oouubob.
BASES CITY, OX.
One year's tuition In shorthand, type
writing, English, bookkeeping and pen
manship. Value of scholarship $100.
BEHUKE-WAMIB BtfSXKBSB OOI.
BOE, PORT1AKD, OB.
One year's tuition in combined busi
ness and shorthand course. Value of
scholarship 1100.
CAPZTAX. BTJSrjrSBB OOXABOB,
SAXiEM, OS.
Ten months' tuition in business or
shorthand course. Value of scholar
ship $100.
DAXZ.AS OOLLEOII, DAXiXiAB, OS.
One year's tuition In any department
Value of scholarship $50.
eclectic Busnress ttmtvtsbitt.
POBTXiABS, OS.
One year's tuition in combined busi
ness and shorthand courses. Valua of
scholarship, $100.
HILL HHITAaY ACADEMY, Nil-
LiHD, OB.
Ona year's tuition in all branches
without board. Valua of scholarship
$120.
houses Btrcmrsss coluob,
FOBTTjABD, OS.
One year's tuition in combined bust
ness and shorthand course. Valua of
scholarship $100.
nrTEBH ATZOHAZ. OOSSBSPOBVESCB
csooui or SOSAJTTOB, TA.
Complete course in architecture,
chemistry and chemical technology, alec
trical, civil engineering, steam, electric,
mechanical engineering ana mininw en-
value or scholarship His.
OSEOOir COITSEBVATOBY or MTTSXC,
FOBTXADTD, OB.
One year's course In piano depart
ment Value of scholarship $175.
OBEOOir EXMET COX-LEOU, POBT-
Comblned
stenography.
course in telegraphy and
Value of scholarship J125.
OBEOOSr LAW COLLEOB, POBT-
Z.ABD, OS.
One year's tuition. Value of scholar
ship $160.
PACIFIC COLLEGE.
One year's tuition,
ship $50.
FA0IFZ0
irilWBEBS, OS.
Value of scholar-
FOSBST
wintering
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FOBTLAJTO, OS.
Six months' evening course. ' Value of
scholarship $50.
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VTLLB, OS.
One year's tuition in any department
of the college., value of scholarship $60.
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UBOT, OB.
O'ne year's tuition in college depart
ment. Value of scholarship $60.
PEDTDLETOW AOASEWY, FEHDLE
TOW, OS
Two years' Instruction in classical,
scientific or commercial courses. Value
of scholarship $100.
PHILOMATH COLLEGE, PHILO
MATH, OS.
One year's course in college depart
ment. Value of scholarship $50.
POBTLAHD ACADEMY, POST
LAND, OB.
One year's tuition In any of the four
academy classes. Value of scholarship
$120.
MSB. WALTES BEED, POSTLAJrD.
OB.
Vocal lessons. Value of scholarship.
$100.
SOBB CTTY BTTSIHESB COLLEQB.
FOBTLABD, OS.
One year's tuition In combined busi
ness anl shorthand course. Valua of
scholarship $100.
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$100.
VAST'S ACADEMY, '.
DALLES, OB.
year's tuition in music
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One
ment. Value of
WB9TEBH ACADEMY OF MUSIC ABD
ZLOOUTIOB, roBiuxo, ua
Conrse in elocution, oratory or dra
matic art. value oi scnoiarBiny
WTLLAMXTTB TnTTYE BAITY, 8ALXM,
OS
One year's tuition in college depart
ment Value of scholarship au.
CASH AWARDS
In addition to the scholarship awards The Journal will make the fol
lowing cash awards to help defray expenses of the students who may
poll the largest vote:
Cash with first choice of scholarship J52
Cash with second choice of scholarship S125
Cash with third choice of scholarship '22
Cash with fourth choice of scholarship 75
Cash with fifth choice of scholarship 50
Cash with sixth choice of scholarship 925
The above sums In cash will be paid contestants Immediately after
the dose of the contest, in the order of their standing. Cash commis
sions will be allowed on all new subscribers. In addition to the cash
awards, so that a contestant may cam money every day during the
contest.
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