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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY .'JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1808. 1SIUI STATE HI OPEilS Vlirollracnt'Eicccda Tliat of Any Previous Year ; Xcw Teachers. (Special InrsatrV.to'Tfce JesraaU Aeliland. Of Hept. !. Monday mora Inr the door of the Southern Oregon , dull Normal school swung open to he largest aumbtr f students ever ad mitted onlne first a.;' The school .... . in4p mmt Yavorable au- 'gplrea, and gives promise of befog the l.r.t the Institution naa tt nan. . !,.. .h ih. last vestige of the com munf'.al. xnuraa has been cut out and .h .inH.nt.ia ranulrod to take at leasi one professional subjact. the attendance la increasing ana ia rapacunj m nwi .'reed that of any previous year. The ' training achool dVpartiftent alao began ' with aa unusually large- attendance. The factulty thla year la unusually ' atrong, all tha vacancies having bean filled with teachera of ability and ex- perlence. . , Harry M. Shafer, the new prealdent " of tha Southern Oregon Plata Normal school ta a native of Illinois. He at-1 thelp positions hero for eorne time and are moat favorably known. Profoaaor W. T. Van McoyA. B.. la head of the department of mathematics: Armllda Itoufliiy, B. 8. tX, Malory and econuinlosi W, I alelllnger, A. B. ma l li en ta I Ira; A. C. Joy, M. IK pedagogy, i.hyali-a and drawing: If. K. Wardrlp. I'd. tL, manual training and physical culture; fcinma B. Wk-karaham. I'd. UH principal of. training school: Kalhrrtno K. bluan, primary critic; leather C. Bile by, vocal miialc; Kuala T. Nell, Inatru- mental music. , . SALEJr DAY A BREAKER . . (Continued from Page One.) " I ' ' rwe5w,v ' J I s .'..." .; ? : i - . I ' 1 I -i if 1 1 t i j f "' "' -i . i ooae: 'John I Smith, Ilaael wood farm. nokane; H. at. riemmma;. naiam. a hr-rear-old bull Theodora . Kruaa. flrat:. P. A. tYakra, eeoond: V. A. a.akaa third Two-year-old bull Haaelwood farm. flrnu Junior yearling bnll Haaelwood farm, flret; Theodora Kruae. aeoond. (ixnlor bull calf llalwood farm, f irat and third; P.'A. Krakea aecond. Junior bull calf Haaelwood 1 farm I flret; . P. A. Frakea, aecond; Theodora Kruee, third. Three-year-old now Haaelwood. flrat n1 aecond; p. A. Frakea. third. Two-year-old heifer Haaelwood. flret; Theodore Kruae. aecond; - p. A- Frakea, third. . , Senior yearling' heifer Haaelwood, flrat; Theodora Kruae, aecond. f. A, F-rakna. third.. . Junior yearling heifer Haaelwood, flrat; P. -A. Frakea, aecond; Theodore Kruae. third - - Sanlor alf heifer Haaal wood, - flrat ami third: Frakea. aecond. Junior oalf heirer Haaelwood. nrat P. A. Frakea. aecond; Theodora Kruaa. third. Hereforde Exhibitor: ' U. B. Oeer k Son. Con-allla; Paul Clnyetona, Chey- eton, Jowa; Willamette vaaey HtocK L4ind comnanv. Alrlle. Two-year-old bull Pan I Claygtona, flrat; Qer Bon. aecond. Senior yearling bull Clayaton. flrat Junior yearling "bull Willamette, Val ley Biocg. rarm, nrat; uear at eon, aec ond. Senior' bull calf Clave tone, flrat. Junior bull calf Clayatone, flrat and COOS BAY CITIZENS PLAN RECEPTION TO THE "OREGON" J: y- ' . t TRAVELING PASSENGER AGENTS AND FAMILIES WELCOME TO PORTLAND . .''.', j . . i - . "I I ;! Tb OoTernraent Dredge' "Oregon.1 aecond; Goer A Son, third. old eow Clay Willamette .Valley- atone, flrat DtOCK Threa-year-old and aecond; rarm, third. . Two-year-old" heifer Clayatone. and aecona ; uear son. tnirq. wentor yearling., heirer ci flrat and aecond. ' ' Junior yearling heifer Willamette valley Stock farm, flrat and aecond: tr- - won,-fidrd. flrat blayatons. (Bpaelal Diapetrk to The Jeornal.) afarahfleld,; Or., -Sept.; 1. Cooa Bay people look upon tha coming of tha gov ernment dredge Oregon aa tba moat Im portant event In ye are. To aeeure tha aervloei of tha dredge it waa neceaaary to ril- 115.000 among tha, cltlcena There waa no difficulty In ralalng tha urn, which baa been turned over to the! government anrlneera to ba uaed for toe operauun 01 ifiv unug.. There la on foot a acheme to aell to tha clttea of Maralifleld and North Band the dredglnga. which will ba uaed to fill in tha low landa. .--Individual a will trobably atand tha expenke or rilling on hlr nranartv It 4a honed In' thla wav to rata auflclent additional money to keep tha dredge on Cooa bay until con- freaa ahall have appropriated funda for he purpoee. . The Blmpeon Lumber company, tug Aatorim haa been engaged to tow the dredge to Cooa bay. It la expected that It will leave tha Columbia rlrer. today and reach Cooa bay September JO. Tha arrival of the dredge will be made the ocoaalon of a general holiday. The fleet or gaaonne ooata on tna Day win go down to tha bar to meet the dredge, and there will be a public celebration. Sen ator Fulton haa promised to be preaant an deliver an addresa. j Tha Improvement of the harbor la re- r 1 OK DVIl,' I ! . II. ' ' Senior heifer Salf Clayatone. flrat. Junior heifer calf Clayatone. flrat. I.IIBlll ,1VJII a uc 11.1 null. JUIIIUI UU11. aenior cow and Junior heifer, all owned I by Paul Clayatoner alao grand cham- I Dion bull and grand champion female. Shorthorne Exhibitors: A. Chalmera, Forest Grove; J.,H. Glide, Sacramento; cUon?G wros., uregon City; B. H. Hadley, oak land, Or.; Oakland Livestock company, Oakland. Or.- Three-year-old bull Minor, flrat: Glide, aecond; Chalmera, third. i wo-yeer-old bull Brown, flrat; Minor, aecond: Geer A Bon, third. ' Senior 'Searllna- bull elide, flrat and aecona; Minor, tnira. Junior yearling bull Minor, flrat; crown, aecona; ucnmiai Bros., tnira. garded the moat Important need of Cooa bay. The bay lg" capacloua, and haa a mood deoth of water, but with amall Improvement tha water on the bar could ba greatly deepened and "boat a of any aiae could enter tne narDor at any time. Knglneera have declared that the aeepenina; 01 tne water on tne oar win not bo an expensive or difficult taak. In the upper bar the channel extends along tha North Bond and Marahfleld docks. On tha opposite aide are hun dred of acres of mud flats which are exposed at low tide and covered at high water. Thla aoft mud la easllv re moved ' with a auction dredge. The dredire wilt deenen and widen tha pres ent channel and at a later data It la honed the mud flata of tha entire bay will be dredged out.. Among the paaaenger Boats now mak ing regular vislta to Cooa Bay are the Breakwater, Alliance, Eureka. Homer. M. F. Plant ana ruieia. ino uit 01 Panama, the Delhi and City of Nome mado a number of trlpa to Cooa Bay during tha summer. Among the dosen br more steam schooners carrying freight and lumber from Cooa Bay are the Bedonda, Cxarlna and Nann Smith, the latter tS5 feet" In length. -- Theee are in addition to the many Bailing vesaela which visit theport. All come and m without difficulty. It ia be' lleved therefore that dredging and bar imnrovement will eauln the port to han dle any veaaei on tne paciric coast. FAIR AT TILLAMOOK (Special Dispatch te Tba Journal.) Tillamook, Or.. Sept. 1(. Tillamook city will have a street fair and carnival September tS-SS. The fair will be held who 'have aecured the concessions o Senior bull calf Glide, first and ec-lthe American .Amusement company for the occasion. The business men have subsealbed liberally towards the enter- rlse ana elaborate preparations axe tie firli ng made. ' Profes8or H." M. Shafer, New, Pes!- dent of Ashland State Normal, tended the Illinois Normal university at Normal, 111., aod graduated from Eu reka college, Eureka, ill., receiving the degree or H. b. and M. s. letter he re ceived from Harvard university. Cam ; ' bridge, Mass., the degrees of A. B. and A. M. He then attended Teachera col - lege, Columbia university," New Tork . city. In connection with the work there, making a study of normal schoolr and their administration. He visited many normal schools and Investigated In de tail tneir theory and practice. Raymond W. ' Pence, instructor In ' English, is a graduate of Ohio State university, having received the degrees 01 .A. .m. ana A- m. at mat institution. He taught some years In high schools In unio and Indiana. ; LAst year he had charge of latin ih" the State Normal school at Cheney, Wash. He had .been , elected to a position In Bethany col , leaje. West Virginia, but resigned to ac . cept at Ashland because, at a great lov for the coast. - .'. . ;.. Blanche E. Stedman, supervisor of , music; drawing and. geography, is a na tive or Montana and a graduate of the ,. State Normal school at Plymouth, New . lampanire. ene taugnt some years in . the schools at Helena, Mont; waa five yeara supervisor In -the State Normal school of New Hampshire. Miss 8ted , man . la ' e. specialist In - raofpanh v and i psychology, having devoted much time .. to speciaiisation aiongutneae lines. t. E. . M. Cunningham prepared for his , life work at the University of Minne sota. . Arter graduation; at 'that insti tution ;he came to the state of Wash 1nton,. T.-here he was teacher and high , school principal a number. of years. His -work-.is Dioioffy and pnysioiojry. The . remaining teachers have held BerKshire! fBli'feall; Ttflwvlatlon, Hur9bn, Tai ond: Brown, third. Junior bull calf Glide, first: Minor. second; ncnmidt Jsros.. third. 'rnree-year-old cow Minor, flrat and secona; Chalmers, third. Two-year-old cow Glide, first. Minor. second ana inira. Senior yearling heifer Glide, first ana second; .Brown, third. Junior yearling heifer Minor, flrat? unnimeni, aecona. benlor heifer Calf Brown, first; Glide,- aecond and third. junior neirer calf Glide, first and l aecona; jninor, tnira. . ', . Vwlne, Berkshires Exhibitors: F. A. Knwr. Washington Htato Berkshire iiiiman. waah a n Tangent: H. A. mn.rlr .KaUm- John Schaan. Gervnla: T. v inwmi kiiT'imiia; n. x. crawroro, uneau Two-year-old boer Washington lire, first; Clark, second; Koser. une-year-oid boar wuhinrim, -n.b.- thlrd! t; Hdn. r 5ond; Schaap, Blx-months-old tuvir Vr.r Whln.l.n . u..y. Iv, ..'"'I wwvu,m( jiuunim, HUTU. Boar -under al . mnnth, tj,,m prist; Washington, second! Koser, third! x wo-year-oid sow Washington,- first; Koser, second: Hudson, third. One-year-old sow Washington fir ,,u - .wwim , oeiiuip, intra. Slx-months-old sow Hudson, first); TTuumiuin, BBcona; j.oser, tnira. bow under six months Washington, luui., jiuMBun, Bocunuft.oer, tnird. STUDENT JPQISQNED BY' SILLY IIAZERS 11,1 " San FrancIaco.-SeDt. .l. An investi gation is Deing made today of the recent Illness of Carl U Hoag, a student of A cement to resist white beat is made from pulverized fire clay, four r parte, olean Iron filings, two parts; plumbage and peroxide manganese each one part, borax and aea salt each one-half part. It should be mixed as a thick paste and used immediately. kZSSXSZZZSHraXXSXXXERSXEaESSaaKZlCSXBXZZEZZXSrXBXZH s . Squibbs medicines mean a the difference between sett tlons are always tilled with ? treat deal to a sick man. ng well and staying sick. squibbs goods. It may mean Our prescrip-- School children should ask papa the answer to this prob lem If lather brush costs 3&c, a shaving mug 50c and a cake of- Williams' Shaving Soap 10c, how much does father save if he gets all three for 50c? A Splendid Shaving Mug, value... A first class -Shaving Brush, value A Cake of Williams' Shaving Soap, value. Total Value , Our Price for Thia Week, Only.. MORE BARGAINS TOO A 25c can Graves' Tooth Pow der ,; ....Hg A 60c box Pozzonl Face Pow- ...50 35 ..1Q ,.,..95 ....... ...$0 A 25e can Colgate's Cashmere Tal cum Powder 15d -A 25c can Colgate's Violet Talcum Powder 15e? A 76c bottle Colgate's Florida Wa ter 37e A .' 25c cake Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap 17 GOOD SCHOOL SUITS . Our sort of School Suit3 are made from durable . cheviots and , cassimeres. ,.( Every pointy where strain comes is reen- forced. Nothing omit ' ted that "would add to - the appearance or dura bility of the suit ?2.S5, ?3.S5t 95.00. We've everything -to outfit boys from Hats to Shoes. the University Of California, canaed. ha claims, -by a poisonous mixture he was compelled to drink as a part of his Initiation Into the Aloha Kan Da Karma. a medical fraternity. ' .About a week ago Hoag, together with 8amtel E. Bailey and Ernest W. Clarer, were t taken into the order. As n final test, Hoag claims, he was com celled to drink a strange tasting mixture, be- jieveo, to nave contained nitrate of sil ver. He was taken violently ill and It was oniy arier long and nerole medical treatment that he was declared out of , eanger. ma fraternity brothers claim mere -waa noimng narmiui in the mix 'BRYAN TALKS TO TREMENDOUS CROWD Newburrh. N. T.. 8eDt. 1. Will lam Jennings Bryan arrived her today and was received by a big deles-atlnn of ntt. liens ii i no station. te was escorted to tne neaoauartera. and In a aneerh h. fore a tremendous crowd, discussed the Diairorms 01 tne two parties, compar- ma i"cm anu preaenting tne Claims or superiority in favor of the Democratic uocumeni. Me waa given a big ovation. AUTO TIRE EXPLODES A INS WORTH INJURED der 23 A $1 bottle of Llsterlne ....67c? A 50c bottle of Llsterlne ..33e A 25c bottle of Llsterlne . ..17 ALWAYS 7 OWL OR EXPORT CIGARS 25e 1 I- 'vK.V- I . ' "V tit 5 v I '-. - I f ! - 1 , ' 1 V I V I K MX m hyT . U'l I ' "w I n M ri I Sdioal Snip, You will find here the largest stock in town of BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS at POPULAR PRICES KNEE PANTS SUITS $1.95 to $3.95 KNICKERBOCKER SUITS $2.95 to $5.00- Everything for hoys except shoes at MODEST PRICES Third and Oak First and Yamhill i THE PERKINS HOTEL PHARMACY f Vk T nnrig is i g We Deliver Free is ror the Man Who Knows LOWITEY B OAWDrDS - Phone Main 8624, A-1011 aaVQBKsnsisauxxzauniiiaiiBxzjszBa TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATE our or vowar raorxdi We can do your entire Ovown, Bridge and Plate work in a day If necessary. VosMlvelr rainless Sxtraetiaf rree when plates or bridges are ordered. eauMtlTa tewUt and roots temoved with on the leas pain. Ten chalra. Only tne most soientuio ana oarerui wore. so mu tm roxnvaurs. WA WKrt A9 ABSOCIATEB Hk. WW l&B rainless Sestlsts. railing Bldg Third aid Washington I a. m. to I p. m.; Sundays I to 11, Painless Extraetion, 80or Plates, (I.00. Both Phones. A and Main 101. Harry Alnsworth, a brother of John C. Ainaworth, of the United States Na tional bank, sustained a broken leg and a fractured arm aa the result of an un usual automobile accident In Ia An. geies saiuraay. air. Alnsworth waa using a power pump to fill the five-Inch e or ine -incn wneel or a big tour r car when the tire exploded. Mr. Alnsworth waa knocked down by the blow ana otherwise slightly lniured aoout ins ooay. JIEAVY BONDS FOR BUNK CAR LOOTER - i en-BaBaJa : 5-1 73 ThL-d Street. Fred Thompson, the young' man who is arrested Monday afternoon lor loot- a bunk ear on the Southern Pacific and was arrested Monday afternoon for loot- was caught after aa exciting phase by policemen and tha gang or bridge car penters be Is said to hays robbed, waived examination In the municipal court today sad was held to appear" be fore the grand Jury under ll.Ooe bond a. Thompson la 2 years of age, while Wel ter Kedviderk and Earl Griffith, both raid to be his accomplices, are younger and will come before the juvenile court. PORTLAND 3IAN - REPORTED 3IISSIN0 Everett. Wash, gent. II C. W. Ella. worth, who arrived la Krerett with his faml.r from Fortiand a wk ago has dipaiMared. Af'r tmrrhaelng some i el'y rrrrrty. - K'iawwrth. a wr periled I his ramilT te Hinf4 vtver. thev hare f r 4 a W m4 to frrl ! laaf TiMdtr. F the h- t wot , " If ti ir or fr ! ikv r;i. that Taa rt e4 t si r"-na when ft; liinf-rif. HEATERS ON THE TERMS S1.X i A WEEK The Basement Slove and Range Department an nounces the completion of their display of Heat ing Stoves, embracing every size and , style for both coal and wood, representing all that is mod em in heater construction that will enable the heating of your home to be done efficiently and economically. In Coal Heaters we are showing the "Ventilator" . hot blast, the "Hot Blast" and the "Jura." In our line of wood heaters is shown every practical size in the air-tight stoves t also a number of sizes in OaK Heaters. In these are shown a number of special features not shown in the ordinary wood heaters. We have air-tight heaters from $2.25 up. e- t T?Sawwfar YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD ULL COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS YOUR : CREDIT. IS . GOOD" 1 ,.n...... ' I t Vr : .mahm i..nnumamHWIIMtMtiliili M'l' 1 tmnr.'t n A ulrt.. . -mSf " fit I ' ! 't , es f! UWI.V v tiuuuiiui uiiyir i 'Mill I S40.O0O.6o J WW a MIl vif t a Tn Cash rremlnma tor TJTfiiruiilginiu wnvsmal il ivi i . ; - a I ft I DAT PC PVCDV n A V I I V i rastsgt, Rla-hUieat Traok on Coast. I A BLOODED STOCK ON , Weevil . . AJCEKIOA'S TASTZSZ E0X8XS PARADE Magnificent Percheron Stallions, High-Stepping Coach worses, cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry. Tlrrt Brest oa ITeirOroiuidg of PORTLAND COUNTRY CLUB SEPTEMBER 21-26 NEXT WEEK KPBOZdX AAXXKOATJ Pacific National Fair and Live Stock Show Portland, September 21-26 ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITS i Blooded Stock, Poultry, Atriculturtl and Manufactured Products TRACK RACING DAILY ROU1NO TRIP PARES .VIA COLONIST FARES from the Eart During September and October. Ticket DeliTeriei Arranged at Any Pointg Cast or South. Fre to or From All Point Quoted by Any Passenger Representa tive of the Company. A. D. CHARLTON. - V A aaUtant General Paien;er A tent. Portland, Orejon.