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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER 80.' 1908. Il tv, lllHOIIISES BOM' U. M Ja VI1W III. -J m joi nminni ' u now uuunui TOMGHTS AMUSKMENTS Jlellig ..J.i.... "Cliecltara" linker ..'The Honeymooner, )liniKlow ........ MJrywn or Harvard." Orpliouro , ...... VaudevUI 1'antagaa Vaudeville Grand Vaudavlll l.yrlg , , , HtrlfKen Hllnd. ' Star .'.... 'At Crlpl Creak.' . Central W. C T. V. I discussing plan for a day of prayer to be held Ootober It in It room. 808 Goodiiough building. A proKrarn Is being arrangnd nd it la hoped mat ail m union in y win unit tlia county in the aurvlcaa. n K In prayer lot during tlia coin lr. C. M. llaiigley, avaiiKellatlo sujKir- Intenjent, pmsiueu yeiuercjay ana aner conducting (he opening exercise apoka of lli a need of all unlttn iha auccea of tha work Ititr year. A aeriea of program la bat ing arranged for eaeli limiting during tha year. An -Invitation waa received - ' .a 1.. ... 1 ll.l.. ....I... rroiii Airs. . iuintiuauii vi aiuiii. umivu. Inviting tha members to lie present at an- afternoon exercise on week from Tuesday, to be held at her. home, and to discuss the atate convention. A vote of thank waa ordered sent. IL 7--' City Attorney Opposes TJan to Buy, Park Land , Secret Iy tlia council bfora taking 1th regard to tlia aiponui- ture or money lor iarg una. Great factory mlataKe ahoe sale at lit Morrlaon street Label( wrong on fall ahoea Just arrived. Mark a1 name Instead of Dellar'a. Fi ntory atanda loaa and orders ua to aell them at a sacrifice. Men'a (4 and tt shoes, now $1.86; mon'a Jaron A. Banister. 8. & M., etc., tS and 17 valuea, now J3.6S; women' $3.80 and 84 ahoea, now $2.45; boya' and girls' achool ahoea. valuea tc $3. now $1.65: rhlldren'a fancy dress ahoea. II BO and $2 vfcluea at a 6c. 60o and $1. Dellar'a, auoceaaor to Marks Shoe Co., Ill Morrl aon atreet, between Fourth and Fifth. The Knlghta of Columbus, Portland coifnrll $78, have issued Invltatlona for a ladle' night at their club roorai, Tay lor and We at Park stiVta, tomorrow j evening. Knlghta and.lholr ladles will he received by a committee consisting of F. J. Uolge, F. J. ionorgan, James J. Klynn. Charlea a. AlerrlcK, tiranrt Knight Roger B. Slnnott. Territorial Deputy Dr. B. 1j. Norden, James P. C.ooko, John E. Malley and A. U Ola nelll. A fine program hna been pre pared and refreshmenta will be served. The funeral of Henry Jamea, ad 68, who died last Sunday after a lingering illness, wa held this afternoon at 1 ' o'clock from tha family residence at sat tfaet fc'nurlafin th street. . Mr. James was the senior member of the Jameif Printing company and had been in Port land 18 years. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters, John It. and E. H. James, Miss Jan Jamas and lira, r. F. Stult of Iowa. In answer, to rark 'Commissioner Lung's augaltlon that tha park board luiirutlat an-retlr to eecura park all. City Attorney Kavanaugh submitted an opinion to tha board at its mealing last n Ik tit In wlth-h titt advised tha Doani io cotifor with any action w laidore Unr objected to letting tha council have anything to any about tha buying. He said ha had beard that on of, the counollinen waa tutercated In aoma property which might be used for a park.. Air. Kavanaugh said ne tnougnc mere were enougu mir mn in na cuun- ell to determine a rrienaiy pian oi action with the bourd. , . V , ' . ' A report wa read ti tha board In which many suggestion wer mada for ine penerit or in cuarier rommiemon, which asked that tha park board give It aoma ad vie on tha aubjoot Mr. Lang did not think It would D proper ror me board to submit these auggestlona, aa Mr. Wilson moved to have done, because mm f.f tha thlnica auKresled was that the park bourd.be retained under the new charter. A BDMclal meeting was called for next Monday nignt, ai wmcn lime ma uoura w re the Pnrkkeeper Mische Bald that Norrn & Rowe had offered a lame elephant to the city. It was -the opinion of the board that Portland has enough whit elephants on Us hand, ' therefore Mr. MHche waa instructed v.to decline the offer. ORPHEUf.1 BILL ; MAKES DIG HIT "I don't know which waa Iha best tber waa no worst." aald a man a h walked out of th Orpheum last nlht after th abow. . .. ' There I a little bit of everything, Alfred Kelcay appear la a pretty little ketch entitled "In Trust." which la full of Irish wit, amusing scenes and enough pat ho her and tlier to make It Inter sttug. A alajor tiurk. on of Kel ry'a long aults la to gal th audlenc Just about, ready to cry la aympainy. Another kalrli 1 (.ailed "Lost A Kmm In Ctntral lark." Mia Edna Phil- lip and a company of four or five play er put tni on. a aioien bis. mi Ing diamond buckle garter and .two Very Blmllar advernaement ror ootn give th materials for th plot and the nnxup wnicn rouowa , Bomethlna new In th musical llri I introduced by th Urasays. First there la a UuronMin dancer very rraceful and alt that, and then th Oraaaya Ther J a mirror lllualon and then th two men do, stunts with an electrical bell rr aevica in urassy uibu m palpable hit. Mis Mabel Maltland, herself a south rner. tell stories about colored people ah ha known. Mlas Maitland'a storlw are good and ao la the way she tell them. Her dallect ,of tha old-faahloned negro, which ah announcea la rapidly dUannearina-. la the real thing. t haructer eonga. m cowooy ana in Mis IWMt ge oi B1U ford Knvnn trajnna who are ther on sing ing made aood decidedly good. Ther Is the slesy tramp (imagine a tramp Marcesse Belanger. a boy Just under 16, who was recently reported by his mother as having run away from liome, was arrested last night In a lodging house on Burnslde struct. Around liia waist waa strapped a huge 44-caliber revolver, a piece of nrtlllery which lie WIDE would hesitate to a carry nollcem&n Marceape Is held to have committed a theft. He was turned over to the Juve nile court today. Owing to the fact that Dr. W. T. Williamson who was to have given an address before the Portland Ad club to morrow eveniug le delalnud In Everett. Wash., the lecture on 'Suggostton, the Chief Force In Advertising," will be postponed until Wednesday evening, October 28. The regular business meet ing of the club will be held tomorrow night aa planned. Charging that be has abused her and kicked the children, Mrs. Ilelene Breeder lias begun suit In the atlte circuit court from Charlea Breeder. She also alleges that he has left her ao many times that aha has about lost count, but makes an estimate of 50. For four yejirs, she nays, aha has had to support herself. The Brooders were married in North Dakota in 1901. 10 STREET OPPOSED A proposition to widen Alblna avenue, tn aome places aa much aa 23 feet, brought forth a storm of indignation and protest from property owners along that atreet at a meeting called to dis cuss the movement invthe fire hall at Alblna and Kllllngaworth last night. It waa only by dollcate handling that the plan was saved from utter defeat. The resolution was laid on Jthe table to come up again In two weeks. helne- aiaav). the tramD with the baas, harsh vtiice and other tramp of dif ferent nationalities. They all sing. In chorus and otherwise. There waa aa Italian sona by Sam Dody that bad them all trolng. The four Nlghtons. who are bo strong they are arraid or each other and who make you want to join a gymnsajum at once, do aome wonderful stunts and how muscles enough, each of them, to itiak th ordinary man fl mall and puny. And, oh ya, there ar th moving picture two ,ta of them. KATE KEDUCTION IS ; ; 3UDE KY0.H 4 X. CO. Pal em. K, Oct. 10.- rpon th com plaint cf Portland commtaalon mar chaala th Oregon Railway A Naviga tion company tiaa reduced lis rat of II. fa per too pound en rr fruit from Coy ota, . Waaliliiglon, to Portland a mm aaa IU li.ii ir tvv pvunu. Pi Oaneral Manager J, p. O'Brien has alao notified lb railroad commission that work will be started at ono on team track tn th freight yard at Mon mouth. v r IUOXTLT OOXJXB 1 1 Li with nrow. Whan you that kind of a weather forecast you know that , rheumatism wathr Is at hand. Oct ready for it now by getting a bottle of Ilallarda Bnow UlnlmanL Klnsat thing road for rheumatism, chilblains, frost bit, sore and stiff Joint and museles, all aehea and palna Sold by Skidmor Drug Co lie to and $100 a .eottla "JUST OUT" wa' rr Tea 9t Cl t far TRY IT VHEH- WHERE-HOW Slant na aaiu.ai jjuem. nrMMU I aa, lUioanaaadfona, Puaila kow to sre glaum and window rardvua a. wall I to srow rlndow attraana a. wall a. la Bowoa bodai Htiui TaSbSa, aaawiBaaairraf ftullMtoqutrad to dlSfraa alaw o flowar tanaiom or taioratacina eoagaiam Bad a Close OalL Mr. Ada I Croom, the wldelj known proprietor of the i:room Hotel, Vaughn, M lykn Vau las., says: "For several month I auf fered with a severe cough, and consump tion seemed to nave its grip on me. when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery. I beaan taklna it. and three bottle affected a oomplet cure. The fame of this life saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat healer is world-wide. Sold at all druggleta 60e and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Property owners all along the street were inuignant at wnni tney cai Ifihnese on somebody's part In called fool- atarttng the project. It waa pointed out that probably 26 houses would have to be moved and that some of them, even When moved back from-tha line proposed would have barely enough room in front ror steps. one property owner wno owned a lot running 100 feet on Alblna and but 60 feet on an Intersecting i street where the as root strip was to tie cut oil would stand to lose practic ally half of his lot. There wero several cases like this, anj not oho of these property- owners was wining to give up ma or nor lana. The proposition aeemed due to be de feated, but by asking that the resolu tion come up for consideration at a meeting two weeks later the motion was saved. .Via or4,.1 V n Kaam 1 u, it,w giii .mi. J V The Colored Taft club held a meeting last night at which, various members of the club discussed the political situa tion, exonerating Preaiilent Roosevelt from all blame In his course regarding the Brownsville incident. The club will have another meeting next Friday night, at which speakers from the central com mittee will address tne mempers or ine club; some day since, cated and hos been with friends In Portland. The nonce were asked to look for the girl on her disappearance. but Mr. ' Onrdner now states that-She lias been and still Is with friends. lllfiiil lUSeilTIOna SEII0T1N8 IHROBIUV Piaaua ahaUa, aad rnanianiai traas ana eliruba. (limbing and Uallla laaia. Our export will visit your premlaaa. aiKia murni. wiinoil odiii iii.f von It cmlr eataloaae UluatraUng ani d. arrthlng alt Iha atapla aad fw rarlatlm fnr Northwaat eiU ood rllmata.) Utt'IT DtunV PLANra. Tweotr Tara eiaeri. noalnPaolBoKorthwart tpvaka to jo throaak this eataloaae aad ruldr. foa to aooeaaa. Salesroom, Front & Yamhill. The only real hard thin; about a Bank Account is the atart ing. When once etart ed it'a like a snowball. Roll it gently and it gets larger and larger almost without you no ticing it Start an ac count in our Savings Department. Once you get into the habit of depositing a certain sum each week or month, you'll see the advantage. Two par cent allowed on checking accounts. AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND 90 5eventh St. Elks Templo V. O. RALSTON Prea O. U MAC GIBBON.. Cashier Flemish and Oak Finish 1.40 P&R GALLON Liquid Wood Filler 1.25 PER GALLON W1LH0ITMINERALWATER LABBB Jk THOMAS. Phone A-tllO. 14 Labb Bldg oor. Id and Washington. Portland Sash & Door Co. SM rmOMT ST. rOBTSVAJTO. OB. Little "Adlet8" always pay. AL$ For Range or Furnace (L Per Ton Washed and Screened No Soot No Dirt F. B. JONES & CO. EAST 7 both phones B 1771 The South Portland Republican club will hold a rally Thursday night at Jones hall, Front and Glbbs streets. Senator C. W. Fulton and Countv Treas urer J. K. Werletn will address the meeting. Mnlo will be furnished by Miss Lena Unr was, Frank Hennessey and A. L. Glanelli. tan No Cocaine, NoGas 'Our oooaas la du to mlfoni hlfb-grad work at raaaaaabia arto. NERVOUS PEOPLE And thoa affltatad with heartweak neaa oaa now tiav thalr taota aa. traetd fllUd aad brtdgawork ap piled without th laaat pal a or daa- r. PAINLESS EXTRACTION SI-KARAT- CROWNS BRIDGE WORK OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE. . ALL. LINED PLATE .CO 6.00 5.00 S.OO 15.00 TEETR . "BiamlnaUoa aad Ooasoltatloa Tree. We extend to all a spaolal Invita tion to oall at our offlo and bar their teeth examined fra of oharga W own and control tha largest no best equipped dental atabllsh- ment In th world, having 11 of floes 11 told. Wa alv a wiMtaa auarant with all work for 10 years. Ldy attend- nt. Open evening till T. Sunday to I. Union Painless Dentists 91 H aforrlf la Ooraar rirst. AmrsxatesTS. WEDNESDAY SEPT. 21 PIANO BUYING Th buying of a piano Is an Im portant transac tion, . Ther ara many different make of pianos, and ther ar many dealer. Sherman, Clay A Co. ar an old, well-known estab lished house and carry the finest line of high-grade, dependable pianos to be found In any house on th coast. They sell new pianos a low aa 9968, 278, Sa0, S30S and up to th Incom parable Stelnway at 9576 and up. piano iron) iow C3 wo. yiia i, Enigmarelle The Unfathomable Mys tery of Two Worlds Will Drive A Four-in-Hand Through the Principal Streets of Portland, Starting from THE GRAND AT NOON SHARP Used The following list Is remarkabl and you will recognise th name name aa familiar a the name of old friends Stelnway, A. B. Chas. Everett, Conover, rtcnaro, xvingsoury, j-.unwig, isstey, Emerson, Kurtzmann. Wellington A. B. Chase Player Piano; Kingsbury, Carola and Euphona Inner player. Convenient monthly payment mav be arranged. Sherman, Clay & Co. lath and Korrlsoa, Oppoalt Porto ffloa. Mrs. E. P. Mossman's class in the "Challenge of tfce Cities" will meat, to night at 7:30 at the Young Women's Christian Association for Its first reg ular meeting. This class la free to all. mpmbershlp in the Y. 5V. C. A. not being required. Already a large num ber have given in their names and oth ers are cordially lnvltea to ao so. The fire department answered an a!armfrom box 315 at 6:46 this morn ing. A wooden ash barrel at 112 Stan ton street caused tha trouble. A few minutes previously the engines had been called by telephone to 631 Hoyt street, whore a. blazing chimne greeted the firemen. The damage in ooth in stances was nominal. ,' Rev. W. T. Etister. the new paator of the Sunnyside Jlethodist church and his family were ftglven a reception In the church parlora last night. Rev. M. Kuster cornea here from Pendleton where he built up a great reputation fcr progresslveness. Several other pastors of this city were present at the reception. Owners of the following articles that I were found on the streetcars yesterday can recover them by calling at Irfiat Article department. First and Alder streets: Door key. puree, German gram mar, lunch box, roll of paper, note book, seven umbrellas and two packages. The Daughters of the Confederacy will hold their regflilar meeting at 2:80 next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. G. Ott. 1141 Union avenue noft-th. All southerners are cordially in vited. Take the Woodlawn oar. Rev. Bradford Leavltt. of the First Unitarian church of San Francisco, will deliver a short address at the social meeting of the Women's Uni tarian alliance, tomorrow afternoon, at the First Unitarian chapel. TEETH Save ' Money Come hare free examination. nd WB EXTRACT TEETH B-REE SILVER FILLINGS '.XKat CP GOLD FILLINGS JRi UP pci ur iiiLi n SPLENDID SET GOLD CROWNS ....2.50 TO ah worn guaranteed ror ten year a jujr .uontwui uwai present. ah wora: qod aosoiuiei br oeclallats of from zparlenc. HRI1LIO Theatre Uth an(J -Washington Phones. Main 1 and A-11JI. LAST TIME TONIGHT ' 4 Th famous Character Comedy ' CHECKERS With Han Roberts and Dav Braham. tMtPrlcesfi0c, 75c, l. I1.B0. Tf IT f f Tn Theatre, lllblLlU 14th and Washtngton. Phones Main 1 and A-1122. 4 NIOHT8, BEQINNINO TOMORROW Special Price Matinee Saturday ' The Favorlt Musical Comedy "The Time, Place and Girt " Seat Now Selling at Theatre. Evenings 11.60 to 60c; Matin ft to lad THEATRE Main 117. A-4Z14. xrata TKBATsa oo. (rsro.) ussiib ttaaar etoca company an week tn the fa mous college play, ''Brows of Harvard." Rah: Rah I Rah! Colleae Bovs. Colleaa Sports and Scenes of old Harvard. Oet seats in ad vance. Matinee Saturday only. Evening ericas 26c. S5c. 60c: Mat. 15c. 25c. .Next week "CHittartnr Olorla." BAKER THEATRE Phnna XMn In 9 A-KVatA uaiii i avvv. . OREGON THEATRE CO. (Inc.) LESSEE ueo. ju ttaxer, uen. Manager. Mats. Tuasday, Thursday and Saturday, Tonight all this week. iOet.- M. Cohan's rarnous MUJiiral Comedy. . "TKU HOIBTHOOITEXir With Willie Dunlay and a Splendid Cast Co nan uiria, Hoys, Music and Fun Night prices 26c. 60c. 75c. 11: Ma fa.. 26o, 50c. Next attraction Baa Six. r wlti. jut naln IB - i.Av - . ii 9 aa-yeara' Boston Dentists BMW aCorrtaon St, Stoma rhoM A -3 030. Opa. rostoffloa. Phoa Kala 0030. S. A-loao. scat. Holiday 15-25-50e in V BtaV-akWaaW W VVWJ? NIGBTS V THEATRE u-25-50-7Se Wk of Ootobar IS Bam Kolwtaa. Bdaa PbilUpa, Poor Brighton, AIT red Kale- aad Oompany, Th Oraaaya, Ht bal Maltland. Carter and Blafovd ' o. pheom Plotnr, Orphenm Orehestr. f The New Tork State society will hold Its regular monthly meeting at tha home of Mr.' and Mrs. Thomas E. Flynn, 403 Fourth street, corner Har rison, this evening. All New Yorkers are cordially invited, Edmund Dulster, who bit off the nose of Renl Verhelll, his rlvaf In a love affair, and was vftrrestfid yesterday by Constable Wagner, charged with may hem, waived examination whrn he ap peared befor Justice Bell this mornlna. He waa bound over to appear before the grand jury under I5Q0 caah bonds. The annual reunion of St. Mary's Alumnae association will be held at St. Mary's academy and college Friday night. October S3. A full attendance of the members Is requested, as the ques tion of the celebration of the golden iu bl Ice of St Mary's will be considered, .ucile Dooly, claa '00, secretary. According to U E Gardner of Ore- fon City, whose daughter, Wlnnogene, 7 years old. disappeared from home William B. Kaufmann has begun suit In the state circuit court for. divorce from Verda Kaufmann. allealna that she deserted him in July. 1907. Thev wer married in Kalamaxoo. Mich., In April, We sponge and press yonr clothe shine your shovs. all for 11.60 month. Main 614. A-4314. - Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 109 Stark. . i Wanted All men to kntiw that all our patent leather shoes are guaran teed, ivorrect Biiape mine store, 288 Morrison street, near Fifth. To give the biggest pos sible cake of the best pos sible soap for the least possible money. is and always has been the policy of the manufacturers of IvorJSoap. That it. is the right policy is proven by the fact that the sales of Ivory Soap grow great er, year by year. ' Ivory Soap 99 Vo Per Cent. Pure. Steamer Jessie Ilarkine. for Cam a a Waahougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington street dock at 1 p. m. Woman's Exchange, 13S Tenth atreet lunch 11:30 to 3; business men's lunch. E. W. Moore, expert photographer, Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sta. Health cultur classes for women and ! gins; jd.oo season, iiihgier BchooL Plr Knights of Mount Hood tent No 17, look for notice on page 14. D. Chambers St Ron,, optician, til i Morrison street, corner of Sixth. , It. Caday. ye, ear. noe. throat ! glasses fitted. 313 Pekum blag. W. A. Wise and associates, nalnl... ! dentist. Third and Washington. The Makers of 'Table Queen Bread" V " . Are proud pf their perfectly equipped Bakery and welcome your inspection of all ingredients used, manner of mixing, moulding, baking, etc at any hour night or day. R.oyoI Bakery Conettionery Inc. Uth and Everett Streets. DR. E. M. DALLAS Just returned from Europe, will use the . new Wiesbaden method. No extra charge for this wonderful sci ence. .vKesuIts are immediate ana Menses absolutely correct. DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS 218-19 Failing bldg., corner Third and Washington. Second floor. Take elerator Berger. slgna JL 214 TambllL. afota Dr. McCracken. dentist. Rothehlld hid. Dr. & C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquaxn. Jacobs, th Hllorl Morrlaoa t Journal want da 1 a word. Monroe AdTcrtising Class. TVe dwlrtng to mll will p!a rpcrt at oica Oomulrt rrairM wiih pctt-l aerk In office; evening r)tr; three monlba- time. ' Aa an- D"i-inu:nw ni arri-tl;ng Inrare prn nK.ttoa. Ieam pracr"iy from eirVrl-er.re-1 adverttaera Monro A4r. rising company. ult 43. Ilaini'loB building. The Short Line :-Tctwccn Tori land and St. Tanl The Canadian ryme I'm - grv. ru' Is te bort lie hftawa rv.r, '....a n.J t. I-'iI. Thr traia r ' )ric r t'rX ie1r- nti!mfl, i' aN'-v f f (. ' T)--Kmr1r, 1-, tY.tion . . m-m Fir rst ipfj ! p.ni'ra fr4r at "I o.'Jjca, Hi 7j d ;rt, Ixn'ted Because you visited our store list week, do not think that you have seen all the hats we now have. Our expert milliners trim several hundred each week to take the place of those sold. We have every possible shape, from the small, close-fitting hats to the extremely lrage, drooping effects, and are receiving exclusive novelties from the eastern fashion centers every day. Our smart Tailored Hats, trimmed with fancy feathers, wings and satin ribbon?, in the new shades, are muck admired. A wide range of prices. Especially attract ive are those priced at from $5.00 to $10.00. - "Scnethiiir Kew All the Time" 212-214 Tblrd Street, Career-Salmon Peruana H:iqctrterc for Hats tf Distinction Good Tages Are PaidTelegraphers Demand xed supply. EASILY AC QUIRED. SHORT HOUHS. W "will plao you. Day aad rveolng classes. Open all tb yar. Oregon Expert College PANTACES THEATRE aoTAjrcBB atrs x nmi , anar of All Rations. - in icAJivxioua kasudbsw Presenting his own original Death-Defying Milk-Can Mystery. Hardeen will leap from the Bumslde street bridge, handcuffed and manacled, at 1 9 da?,lt.t9rnoont Sv,n: thrilling fre exhibition of bis daring and puszllng ability to master the manacles. night, 15o and 26o. , , The tSTAR Ma,B " Mat. Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday For the Entlr Week of October 18 Hal Raid's Great Play. "at cmzma causae Matinee at' 3:10 n. m. Kverv nln.i 8:16. Night prices 16a, 26c, 85c. COo: matinee lie and 2 Be. Seat may be reserved by either phone. Tan W "Th riaa&lar Arrow." . TBE 6R11D Vacdevlllc dc luxe AVOTBZS SZ9 BTXXi XTaUrmarsU Th Marreloua ' Electric Man It. Wsrdaa at Oo Introducing Tb Oraat Multloompoelt Assisted by -Ird Baaer Th Tar Th -. Vag-lnlaal l-aally Jtoaa mom - ' AI Oolama Tha Qrasar . ' Oraadaacop '; . S3 flfta ST, rxvoosv LYRIC THEATRE Saranth and 'Alder v THE BIAJNKAXJL, COMPANT Prnt Week October 18th STRICKEN BUND Matin Sunday. Tuesday. ThoradaT. Saturday, Vaart Weak. ootMv SB. SMak Domiaaa. V -li-. f t i i IN THE BUSINESS COLLEGE WORLD h& j. . 1 vii vi n trr Tra ur avia il mm mm m Mean all that Is modern. Attested br rmr poonlaritr nd ttrndmc. J . Cet oar catagu and learn WHY oar school leid; , WHY rmr gradoatet are all employed. J Dar and night clataes throe giout the rear. - sua BviXBtva TonnAn, oaro-oar A rood echrtoi one better. TN'eH etai' rradaatra, Sku'lfuL amstakir; tftYrr li thtr jTant-ea, Let t ttil y oa vt tv -1 r-