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Newspaper Page Text1 1 ' . THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 29, 1003. oalxtobitza iotili. jaxitoia 210 tci. a. Ring, Field Track and Diamond won i SANTA ANITl GETS richest STIES Thousands of. Dollars Will Go 'to -Winning Horse men This Winter. (OHiit Km by lenieet Leaied Wire.) La ininlri. Runt. It.- Tha moat brll- uant season or racing ever wiidcmm jo Vuthern California will start with thai rirst swish of tha starter's flss at Santa nita Park. November H., There will a soore or mora of tha beat thorough- :irMi to ta found tne country over sn ored In tha 1 atakaa to ha decided at jha coming meeting. , i Thara ia now a ataka scheduled for every Saturday and holiday until the nlsdle of March, or. flva mora than laat . ear. . Two of these added stakes will I hava , a guaranteed value or fi.AOQ, fchile tha value of ail tha other stakes 1J1 remain, practically the aama aa last lesson. -. ,. , . . 1 (takes to ba run at tha meeting, with tin m s . . . 1 Pomona Handicap Seven furlongs. It iSOft- added. NavftmbAr 14.' ; Vernon Selling Stakes Ons mils, $1,- soo aadaa. novemoer si. . Monrovia HandicaD One and one' slghth miles, $1,600 added, 1 November gs.. (jnangea irora uiraoiui; aiauuicoin- cresaed l-ie mile. . ' ) Garvania Handicap One mile, $1,(00 kririail. December &. j Santa Anita Handicap One and one-l auarter miles. 11.600 added. December 12. I Olendora Handicap One mile, $1,500 added, December is. Jbiva additional stakes. Holland Cup Two and d one quarter miles, 11,600 added, December z. five additional stakes. Hollywood Handicap bix runonga. 12.600 suaranteed. December 26. Five additional stakes. Rose Belling stakes One and one eighth miles, $1,600 added, January 1, 600 guaranteed. January 9. Five addi tional stakes. 2 California Handicap One and one quarter miles, $7,600 guaranteed, Jan uarv It. I libs Angeles Oaks One mile, $2,000 I added, January 23. '!' Covlna Selling Stakes One and, five n sixieenins miies, , aj.ouu aaaea, January i, tu. f ive aonmonai Biases. I i Ventura Handicap Seven furlongs, '4i,otiu aaaea, reDruary . Los Angeles Derby Otis and one I quarter miles. $5,000 guaranteed, Feb' li ruary 13. 4 V , a ' t..i t n ' ' II auuvu, rtrui unijr t, a . .l Woodland Stakes Four furlonrs. 11 500 added, February 27. san Gabriel Stakes Four and one nair runonga, f 1,500 added, March . Colin Stakes Five furlongs, $1,500 jaaaen, raarcn is. i Total amount of added money. $41,000, n , Football Squad of the East Side High School. CARLISLE INDIANS MAY PLAY WITH MULTNOMAH (Ill til I mm IS FAVORED BY FIGHT BETTORS VHanlon Shares Off Last i f Pound and Malies Us ual Prediction. By Coach Warner. If the Carlisle Indians do wn nnn mo . erjairon tnis year. It la hard to see what valid criticisms can be made 10 belittle their victories, as has b..n the custom In previous years, and eana. ciauy last year, wnea siich: a brilliant recora,. was made. The only grounds" for criticism here tofore have bean that rrll.l k.j j,..a.".".j luiM ana piayea men in some Instances for mora than Ti Since last season the authorities of the -viiuuj imv Pui eligibility rules Into force Which nrAvnnt mni n1.,,.. m being upon the team more than four years, and placing the nlavera iinrinr practically the same rules an are In force In the majority of colleges. By reason of these eligibility rulea an hv graduation the team will lose five of 11m doi piayers or last year.- . Thu are Captain Lubo, right tackle; Kxen- S 1 i, 8 vaai jaramer, lert ena; Hen , (Cnlted Press Laued Wir.) Ban Francisco,1 Sept. 29. Odds on the Hsnlon-Moran lightweight fight tomor row night are today two to one, with I drlcks, right half, and -Mount Pleasant, . 1 I,J U'If.10U V-lll,lllMl J,, till, CIlvl I H UBVA, or. tne betting, xne absence of any Hanlon money until late in the day had the effect of making the betting slow out. tne native son s Dacaers came xrom cover today and there was plenty cf The Diane a left vacant VW t,... . will ba filled by substitutes - of last seaaon, and one new man, who comes from a western TnHtan ferthtAi Iooks to be good enough for a regular place. The old men who are back are: Captain Wanaeka, who has Dlaved twn years as guard; Payne, left half, and Houser, fullback. None of these men has been upon the team but one year, with the excentlon of Winulit h -1 has Dlaved two veara. an T.ittla Tin-m anoe indoors after 10 o'clock this morn- I who has played three years. i money "bet at one to two. f Hanlon had one pound too much on j his weight last night but went at It I with the weights and this morning woraea it 011. juom iigmers aiscon tlnued uslna- the cloves yesterday morn- I Ins; and neither one put in an appear Ink. 11 whlD him In a few rounds." said Mpran today. '1 don't see how they figure out these odds against me," said Hanlon, "but I'll show these wise Louisville Races. Louisville, Ky Sept. 29. Weather oloudv. track fast Results yesterday: First race. Inaugural dash, six fur longs Dead neat between wool sandal o. IDS ( Walsh), and AI Muller. 103 (But ler; Halket, 98 (Pickens), third. Time, 1:M 2-6. . Second race, mile and 70 yards, selling 8tone Street. 99 (McGee), won; Sev- erus, 104 (Butler), second; lady Baldur, 104 (Walsh), third. Time, 1:47 8-5. Third race, six furlongs, selling Aro lonette, 95 (McQee), won; Sorrowful, 94 (Walsh), second; Enfield, 108 (Pick ens), third. Time, 1:15. Fourth race. Frank Fehr handicap. f mile and 70 yards Dark Night, 99 1 (Walsh), won; Pinkola, 114 (Butler), f second; Terah, 106 (Qlasrrer), third. Time I 1:M.) j Fifth race, five and a half furlongs, purse Irfanek, 97 (Walsh) won; Be ,, Brief, 93 (McQee second; Alice George I s (FranKiln), tnira. Time, lvs. f Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth f Beau Brummel. 92 (MoOee). won: Lady r Esther, 106 ( Powers K second; Bonnie Bard. 106 (Walsh), third. Time, 1:49. M j I , Helens Races. I Helena, Mont, Sept. 29. Weather f cloudy, track fast Results yesterday: ' nrat race. Montana derby, seven rur I longs Garter Light, 114 (Klrarhbaum), . I to 10. won; 'OsUer Jim. 104 (Russell), even, secona; Alice lowiey, 104 (Anaer son), out third. Time. 1:82. Second race, six furlongs, selling Salvage. 99 (Van Duaen), I to !, won; Sir Brlllar, 192 (Lloyd), 4 to 1. second; Red Era. 99 (Mandera), 8 to 1. third. Time, i:ists. Third race, six furlongs, selling Vs- "BUI, , . v 1 ' . r . m . w , wu.i, Mgnsle Moble, 99 Clark), second; Bal- reen, o v fla ' , 1 iu it, luira. iiai fourth race, mile, selling Docile. 102 KSarfc), won; Sam Barhr, 168 (Otis), second; Patriotic 98 (Menders), third. Time. 1:40. - One fourth of the foembrre of the human race - die before rearhlng the age of six years; one half before It. Tne schedule is harder than -anv other team ' undertakes, and Includes games with Penn State, Syracuse, W. U. of Pennsylvania, Annapolis, Penn sylvania, Harvard, Mlnneaota and St. Louis, all played upon the home grounds of the opponents, and possibly FHM rj CLASS UK OFFICERS Wendell Barbour Js. Elected President Heavy ; ( In crease This Year. University of Oregon,' Eugene, Sept 29. The freshman class held Its first regular meeting yesterday , and elected the following -orncers: iresiaant wen- par)t --rounds the other day which par alleled a recent case in tne Dig onion RED NOT GOSSIP FOR RABID FANS Portland and Oakland open up this afternoon on the diamond across tha bay. and there Is 1.0 reason why the Beavers should not repeat their work I of last week sgalnst ths O recks. Let the Angela take a slump, and there Is still a good chance by consistent work for the Beavers to spurt out with ths That simple little watch Incident In; which Ote Johnson figured so consplcu- j ouily at the ball park Sunday afternoon. only serves to Illustrate the fan's love for the earnest hard working ball play- ! er. The gift was not made because -Johnson Is the best player In the team, for he is not. There are a number of better players than Johnson, but nons of them possess a greater amount of perseverance or pluck. Johnson plays ball all the time, and when things sre breaking bad for the team Is never oharged with throwing up his hands. More ball players should follow John son's example, V Jim Flynn Is one umpire who does not fraternise with the ball playsrs. Hs is never seen mingling with the bunch at the smokehouses, which Is in striking contrast to the easy liberties of Perlne and O'Connell. It will be a cold day or night when auch a fellow aa Flynn will fall for Happy Hogan's provincial numor up to i:so a jn. a a Rube Waddell has made a number of attempts this yesr to break the strike- : out record In a game. The Rube holds tha e-reateat number for a season. 801 made In 1909, when he was a member of the Athletics. The strike out record In the National league this season Is as rollows: Matthewson, zis: Kucser, 11a; Overall, 129; Reulbach. 107; Pfelster, 104, and Camnits, loz. a a A funny thing came up on ths Vaughn Hotel St Francis SAN FRANCISCO Th'( hostelry poaieiiet all ths best 'featuref of the world's finest caravaniiriei, and has added many idea, to tha sum of hotel happi ness. ..,., It haa introduced ty Pacific Coast Hotcldom the Electric Grill, Pneumatic Tube Service, Magnets Clock Syatem and today represents the farthest advance of science in hotel servicetin America. Rates European, from $2 upward Under the management of JAMES WOODS dell Barbour.- Eugene: vice-president Lucia Campbell, Eugene; secretary, I it was when the Erraa Clifford. Baker Ultyj treasurer, Rex Turner, Salem: sargeant-at-arms. Arthur Means, Pendletom Seals were plsyln here, and perhaps the crowd didn't go nn. KA HTnhlor had tTmnlra Fivnn an nounce that Griffon was to pitch, and Mr. Barbour is a graduate of Kugeno when It came Frisco's turn to take the High school, where he held a good reo- it year a W. C Barbour ord as a student ana was very popmar. I He was a member of last team. He Is a son of 1 a piano dealer or this City. Miss Campbell la the daughter of President P. L. Campbell of the Uni versity of Oregon and was also very naigene Hign. iow numbers nearly 2S0 members, which Is nearly double laat year's freshman class. field tn the first Inning sent Browning Had the Kid desired to send umien in. In tutor In th arame to reolaee Brown ing or any other player he could not have done so. He eould not have done so for the reason that Silk OLaughlln. the Na tional league umpire, set a precedent a few days before. Donlln, field captain of the Giants, announced Matthewson as the pitcher, and at the eleventh hour decided to send one of the other mem bers of ths staff In. Along toward the end of the game, when matters were in doubt he called upon "Matty" to finish the game. O'Laughlln would not permit H holding that alnce Matthewson had T7TPST TT?VOTTT been announced at the start as the XXXVOX llllUUl I pitcher. It was equivalent of placing him in tne gams. i;oasi league mana gers should be on the looKOUt ror mis. who has posted a ive GLEE CLUB IS CALLED OUT FOE University of Oregon, Eugene, Sept 29 -Professor Irving M. Glen chanra of the Glee club, ha notice for a tryout this afternoon. a BTrmsrT cxrxs of last year's men have not returned I dreads the f Ira The dread is whols- tnis year. fame, rrescoii ana jreai, wno 1 some, out not mo ourn; iui can i graduated last year, and Hermans ana healed and instantly renevea oy appiy- An fell. Ing Ballard's Snow Liniment Be pre- The place vacated by Germans as pared for accidents by kseplng a bottle stunt man will probably be filled by always tn the house. Best for sprains, Charles Robinson of Oregon City, who bruises, cuts, scalds, rheumatism, neu- waa formerly a member or tne wii-1 ralgia. bunions any ana au accea anu Hams College Glee club. Dusen win also appe work and there will Captain Em 11 Wauseka at Right, Coach Q. 3. Warner at Left. Multnomah' Amateur Athletic club, way out In Oregon,' and Washington, State college in tepoKane. Glenn Warner, the old Cornell player and coach, through whose ability and efforts the Indians have reached such a high standard in football, will again act as neaa coacn, ana Dr. james m. Johnson, captain of the; ' 1903 Carlisle team, will again assist htm: Kxendlne la still a student at the' school, and while not eligible to clav. - he will be able to render valuable' assistance In developing ends to fill the .vacant places. wnn nve gooa men lost rrom last ear, the prospects cannot be said to e bright, and It will probably not be possible for the Indians to duplicate ast season's remarkable record. How ever, a creditable team will probably Arthur Van also appear again in stunt be several otners trv sit. A larare number of candidates Is ex pected on account of the number of places vacated and some good material will nrnhahlv be found. As accompanist. Melvln Ogdeh will probably retain his place. Ogden had a great deal or experience In accom nanvlnar before he entered . the uni versity, as he was formerly the organ ist at the Cumberland nesoyterian and other Portland churchea At present the Glee club is witnout a manager, owing to the .fact that Har old Clifford was unaoie to return to ins university this year. As soon as the club Is picked out. however, a business meetlnar will be held and a new manager elected. Clifford managed the club very efficiently last year ana nis aosence is recTettad hv all. . . ' , i The composition or tne ciuo last year was: nrst tenor, fame. Moore, eteei- qulst. Burke; secona tenor, rresoott. Wood. Goodman. Germans: nrst bass. Neal, Nelson, Lewis. Angell, Davidson; second bass, Cooper, Davles, Rounds, Mott; accompanist, ugden; soloists, JNeal nalna. Price 25c, EOo and I L00. Skidmore Drug company. Sold by No Cocaine, No Gas nnr ' auaeajss la due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable pricea NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with neartweak nesa eaa now nave tneir teem ex- trantad ruled, and DrldsreworK ap plied without the least Pln or dan ger. PAINLESS; EXTRACTION .. .50 5 S-KARAT CROWNS f, RRTDGE WORK 5. OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE.. 8. ALL LdHEO PLATE) ........ ID. UU tVn.m.?i'n.a 2t.C.,r2P" .ii5 Sri?r; and Davidson; stunts. Van Dusen. Ger whose amatur . sUtus and eligibility I .- nd CooDer. cannot oe questioned. LINN HUNTERS FIND UPLAND GAME SHORT Tkey Take tha 20sJta Oat. - rt liavs osd Dr. Klnrs Naw Ufa Pills for many years, with Increasing satisfaction. They take the kinka out Mtf stomach, liver end howHa without fuse er friction," says fi. H. Rrown ef Pttufleld. Vt. Goaraateed satisfactory at all drugglsta. 8Dda1 Dlaeatck tn Tb ) annul) Albany, Or., Sept. 29. When the Open season for unland birds rnli arming Thursday next, Linn county's army of hunters, 1,200 strong, will find very few birds In the field. Although the season haa . been a fairly good one birds sre very scarce and at tha nr. ent rate, huntera may it win rwt) ha long before the China pheasant will ba a thing of the past. . Interested psrtles report that over two-thirds of the pheasants have been killed off. It is even said that dna. ena at a- time have been brought lata Albany and sold. Linn county's gsme laws ars being Shamefully neglected, the hunters state, and they should either be enforced or dlapensed with altogether. Over 21,200 haa been, raised to protect these birds, yet there has not been a single arrest In Linn county for hunting out of sea son although the birds have all been killed off, the sportsmen contend. N E IV OFFICERS TO LEAD FIELD CLUB W -sssw- . . astta TEETH . I.PEClACCf (Special Dlapatek tn Tka JosraaL) Albany, Or., Sept 29. Many hunters are leaving Albany In quest of elk. Commencing September IS and lasting for one month, hunters will be allowed to kill one animal each. At present the hills ars alive with hunters, but according to reports, only thres elk have been killed. Owing to the long dry season conditions are very unfavorable to the huntera, ss it makes it slmost Impossible to get within sight of ths game. Four bands hava been seen . recently In the foothills of Linn county. The Crabtree section boasts of the largest 01 ineio, a ounca 01 20 is also reported in the 8antlara mining cuumry. i uaTiag u,cd awn oy a I0P est rsnger. The Oregon field trials just concluded at Independence were the last public events of the year from a sportsman's tandpolnt. and local ianciers ars now getting back to business. The trials were an Immense success rrom every standpoint and will attractven greater! Drominence In the east nextsaason. For tne out 01 town sportsmen wno ran their does at independence, tne field trials at La Conner, Waalu, tomor row and next day, are proving an at traction. Will Llpman Is the new president -of tne Held trials oiuo, Deing elected at the annual meeting just before the trials in independence, raui riouaner 01 ta lera was elected first vice-president and A large handler. Hlrschberg of Independence second ZxamlnatloB aad Oonsaltatloa Tree. xnrm surr. 31 wb wna tuxs BFECIAXi BEDuvTlOg US Vfa.b BSXTAIi woajc. We extend to sll a special Invita tion to call at our office and nave their teeth examined free of charga Wa own and control the largest I snd best- equipped dental establish ment in the world, having 19 offices all told. We give a written guarantee with all work for 10 years. Lady attendant Open evenings till 1. Sunday I to L Union Painless Dentists BaiVa Morris is B-, Corner rirs. HOTEL STEWART 3AN FRANCISCO GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS EUROPEAN PLAN $1.60 A OAT UP AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 A DAY UP J A new down town hotel Slaal ud brlok itruoturi. Furnlihad it i ooit of $150,000. Eierj eomfort and comenl nos. Ob oar Unas transferring to all parts of oltj. Omnibus maats all trains and stainsrs.; 2 If ioa want oomfort, comenlenoa and luxurj at a lerj raatonabls price, stop st tha salaot HOTEL STEWART dolt All Winter at BEAUTIFUL DEL MONTE TUB FARADI3H OP TUB PA CIFIC, m milks south or 8AN FHAXCISCO. . , v Affords every facility for golf, tennis, riding, .motoring, and all other sports Under Ideal condl . (ions. . ' Superb climate beautiful acsn- f5iv8ry luxury and eonvsnlenos of the best city hotels. . Cheater W. Kelley, special rep resentative, will be at Hotel Port land for 10 daya Mr. Kelley will gludly call upon request snd fur nish rates, etc' snd also make reservations If desired. H. R. WARNER, Manager SEX, KOSTT2J, OAX. Royal House. San Francisco rottrth and Xoward Sts. An outside rooms, steam heat hot and cold water. Rates SOo to 12 per day. Weekly rates. Csfs. Fourth street cars direct from Third street depot From Ferry, Howard street cars direct F. L Turpin. proprietor. TO! XCEAXTX A2TD 8TXUHTOTB Damiana Bitters A wonderful invlgorator and nervlna A powerful aphrodisiao and special tonlo s or saie at am for both sexes. and liquor dealers, by Clarke St Co., 4th and Washington Sts. stores oodard. CTfaAJUCB WOOSWAJtD SKVO 2POBTZVAS9, OH AGHBTTB. OO, FAIRMONT HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO A homelike and comfortable hotel. whose superb - location; magnifi cent appointments and . perfect service . leave nothing , to be de sired. ' Under the same management which made the Palace Hotel the world's standard for 40 years. . Single toons wits bath 12.10, ta.00. 4.00, 16.00. H.00, $7.00, . a.oo. no.oo. Snltas $10.00. $12.60. $1.00, -$18.00 $20.00 snd upwards. Beached ' by - green Sacramento - or Calif. Streetcar Direct from rerry. PALACE HOTEL COMPANY MOTEL AUDUBON 78 Ellis Street, bast rmajr cikco, Oai. A first-class, quiet home hotel. Euro pean plan. Centrally located. Nea'r theatres and ahopplng district Rates $1 up. Reduction by the week. Mrs. L. H. McClure. proprietor. BS WISE AYD STOP AT Hotel Von Dorn 242 Turk St.. when yoti visit sax raair ciaco. Fireproof steel frame, steam heat phone and bath. Rates $1 up, European. From Ferry depot take any Market st car. Oet off at Jones st E. J. Dyer, Mgr. Fred Wollenberg Max Schulhofer Leo Lebenbaum Hotel Normandie Sutter and Googh Sts. San Francisco Pre-eminently the best and newest uptown hotel, convenient to theatres and shops; 250 bright richly furnished rooms from $1.60 up, with bath $2.00 to $3.60. Suites, parlor, bedroom and bath, $4.00 up. American plan, $$.60 up. Commercial sample room a i An unequalsd Cul sine and a guar anteed excellence ia Every Detail. Bcmobxar aitp cox.MogB. ; sohoois ajto ooixgocs. 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X OLD RU3Y ROBERT WEEPS BECAUSE HE DIDN'T GET TO MEET KETCHEL H sw NI0N fBaant Kaws ky Laagaat Laae4 Wtra.) New York. Sept . It la hard for one proud fighter to realise that he is back number. Bob F. Flcsalmmoas and Kid McCoy afford the latest proof of this assertion. . ' Fits wants a natch. Recently lie said: "I'm actor ometimea, bat I oins to firht tnla soon. What chance I miased. not retting Katchel first. After I en im ia FYlaco. I would hare bn willing te resrastee to knock iso out in rour mmot. er rt nothing. Tea, I'd knock Katchel oat in tour ronnde. KM VrcC :y. after els re ww Pter Maker a few mnatns sgn. rot tae nwg that be aas still tl-era, and ever since haa b. n loaglng te st back Into bis m nlng ticfata aa 4'e the faadanre b4 fore tie hene-ry fleht fane. V, t.a k4 Srcrped Mibar with that honk, it Inok trrrr tian ever. ei tare we ee the Kid etartcd te were. He la e t Cofr-ars s-TWiaalaas ery aftamw theae n Tm, wnrilff Out wltll m lr beys and Mhla t-e l two wwaa,wi; he r tfrvra an f l Ifv-ai emh , r"l ti with ee ef rvr bloaeomiag Bt) i',.-lH. if I taa gt say !"i tlrH rt f?:f of the best In town," said the Kid yes terday, -why. 1 11 go rirht after O'Brien ' and Papke or Ihla Ljtnrfnrd fellow, and huatie tbem around a bit I think Jim Stewart Fred Bradley or Sailor Burke would do te try my slap on, and. of rwiraa, lr yon xeitews uiink teat rn inara. wny, ill go ngBt along untU I mm mw Ki. wwtnm " It Is pretty ears to say the Kid would ret Ms bam pa before he enocee4e4 tn rsDtinr nis way te a' bettle first sank. Age will teJL vice-president The treasurer is J. R. Baker and the secretary E. A. Parsons, both of Portland. PerhaDS the srreatest Interest st In dependence was found In the all-age stake where competition was keenest Spot's Rip Rap, the famous dog 'owned by D. G. MacDonell of Vancouver, suc ceeded In winning the $200 prise over tne California entrants. st. Ives, a California hunter, owned by Chiisten aon of San Francisco, took second money and third money was apllt between Sli ver Llnlns. owned br Eddie Wbealar of Portland, and Glee Boy, entered by aaacuoneu oi Vancouver, owner or the winner. CZOOXiS AITS COUZQBS. nth any Glbtwsts Albany's Maaajrrr. (Special Mapafe te Tka Jasraal.) Albany. Or.. Sept 21. At a meeUos I er the etodeot oody yesterday sBoraiag. M- H. r?ft-.bons was elert4 msnssrer cf IM AIMRT coTlere football tss far irr. Uiprxe aaa ewrcamur anait. a sad tha Albemv Athletic cluhffnr the t i t ww ewtaocie. A cooo erhedwle of " Is brine arrnrl. IWMm m. as'.ng IHm (Ma Gib-boas will smLS don ewater reeH. . , fVsrta are a erf a-a x-. Twt Tr lorors aurma lat Vm, t $.)'. Tie rear tfm i. A3fERIC.X LEAGUE GA3IES. At Rt Louis. First game W TT V St Lou I a it u i New York 1 $ S Batter lea Pelt r aad gnencer: Vfan- nlfis. Blair and Sweeney. Second rm St Louis rT.'. Y. 2 4 New York .-. 1 n I Batteriee Graham and Smith: Wil son aad Blair. , At Chicago i P H T Chbara .........J j i i boatna 2 I 2 BattCTiea Hmtth. trhlta. SrJtrwrk Shaw; Yovng and Criger. At Detroit. . " tt m rim't ...........:.. :.. a s WnMnitisj ..........! ( 1 Fltrla Vtniaa mA atniili. PENDLETON, OREGON. PREPARES FOR ALL LEAD ING COLLEGES. EAST AND WEST. OFFERS THE FOLLOWING COURSES College Preparatory, Literiry Mqiical. Commercial, also Spe cial Courses in Domestic Sci ence and Instrumental and Vo cal Music TYPEWRITING Wc give yoa Individual In slrnction on new machines learn tbeuToncb Sfelbod" PENDLETON iinMKIES ArAnrMY ill asisajs. I IVI llblll I FIFTIETH YEAR St Mary's Academy and I I I 1 pown-ANBt. oneooai LX i-1 WRITE FOR CATALOG Jks BcJtmritAt rimml iwwi waaa rw For catalog and other infor mation, address Rev. W. H. Bfeakney Ph.D. Penflcton, Oregon. Good Wages Are PaidTelegraphers Detnand exceeds supply. EASILY AC QITLRXD, SHORT HOURS. .We will place yea. Day aad avealng else sea Opea aQ the year. Oregon Expert College as rrm st, nm rxodk. College PORTLAND, OREGON Boarding . and Day School for Girls and Young Women. Con ducted by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. Resident students received Sep tember 8. Preparatory and gram mat1 departments open September 9. Commercial, academic and col legiate departments open Septem ber 10. Catalogue sent upon re quest. . . - TJTT T" MILITARY nlLLi ACADEMY A bnartcg an 4 erriool for m r-t ad r-frya Ar?. , !i t, t.'anford. k''- iA) a'a'a rt- 1 J 'Ay r.'fi .! . ' 1 r a. . r J-a tarta ; - a f i wss ll.ulti. Ilvtt and Street .'