The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 21, 1910, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textthe cmncou daily journal, Portland, Thursday ArniL 19. 21. .13 I ffflO iM ' New York Report Shows Lccal , Association Leads in Ed ucational Efforts". JPortlanJ . l given .leading, jlace in the international -educational .work of : ' tlje Y. M. C A., according to a. report ; received from New York by Director R, C. French of the Portland T, M. C. A. educational department. The report says in part: ' . .; "The examination,! April 4-9, had nearly .8000 men from 103 association and X8, schools. Portland, Or., and Montreal were the largest participant. 7 AH bats off to the Paclflo northwest! The recent two-day gathering of general ecretariee and educational secretaries i of Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and , Spo kane resulted- In. a unity of conviction - concerning association educational work and plans, policies and detailed efforts , to cooperate, correlate and unify- this work throughout that section. Here are Some of- their. recommendations'! " ' "v ' Recommendations aflCad. '." "i Make' unified effort to increase the association a a preparation for col lege and universltyjn addition to their regular educational work .for employed men. :.:-',:'. '.'": ,: ; ,"t Strengthen end unify their sten ographlo and business courses. -"t Use pictures and actual building plans Instead of text books for mechan ics and builders studying architectural Orawlng. . "4 More practical mathematics to be given students before permitting them to study electricity, proper. VI Standardizing. (courses of study and also the- tuition fees - of the night i school work of all four cities. . i"6-TJnlfy . all efforts -In advertising and publicity, large use to be made of every periodical in that section. Post ers and streetcar advertising in any city to carry toe names of all four cities. - "T Each association to conduct day work. well as evening and in com mercial and mechanical lines as well as in ether subjects. The tuition and course of study to be the same In each city.. Our- general catalogue to be is sued, each city contributing its pof tlon of general material. "8 A campaign with teachers and others . In rural districts was planned to interest hundreds of : boys and men in coming to the city to take these spe cial association courses. , ' - - "9 Bible study to be instructed in their catalogue and emphasis given to development ofmrrlstlan character In every local plan or policy. Educational SCIiOOL II! W03S LISSE PIADE Krchn Will Drill East Sido Chil drerf for Rosa Festival , :'.' Celebration. ; After receiving a visit from ' C. A, BIgelow of the East . Bide Business Men's club .yesterday afternoon ' the board of education Indorsed the school children's parade which will be Tield on the East Side during Rose Festlva week. - Mr. BIgelow told the. board that the business interests of the East Side would raise a subscription of 1300 and that this money would be turned in to stead of being paid to a drlllmaster. Physical Director Robert Krohn will cooperate -with the business men to make" the street procession of JuvenjUes a great success. He will give his ser vices in drilling the children for' the parade and in directing the parade. The board sltpulated before granting the requested indorsement, that the drills should all take place after school hours- and that the participation . of teachers and, pupils should not be made compulsory. This .was satisfactory,, to Mr. BIgelow, who said that. he. ex pected the volunteers this year for the big children's pageant would turn out In greater numbers than ever before. secretaries and teachers to be Christian leaders and the" department to function religiously. ; Each department to have some form of organised religious work. The board held- a short executive ses sion and fixed the price of the block bounded by Couch, . Davis, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets at U0,000. This property was purchased Ty the direc tors less than two years ago. for $08, 000. - It was bought as a sit for the 'new West Side high .school, but the acquisition of the Kamm site recently made it advisable : to dispose of the other. ' ' . .('.-,,-' '. Superintendent Frank Rigler'i recom mendations as to a number of change in' the teaching staff of . the schools were adopted by the board, i Miss Emma Lammlne will go from the ninth grade of the Woodlawn school. tf the Lincoln high school." Miss Parker Hil go -from Irving-ton: school to Woodlawn school, and Miss Florence Bean, a newly 'elect ed teacher, will ; take the- sixth grade of the Irving-ton school. ' ' ' ' TO NAME PARK AFTER . LATE JUDGE WILLIAMS "Williams Park" Is the name to-be of the new Mount Tabor park," Frank J. Perkins, chairman of the park coin mlttee of the Mount Tabor Improve. mnt aesoclation, said today. "X speak for myself, and, I think, for the rest dents of the Mount Tabor district, when I say that we are heartily in favor of naming the park after the 'Grand Old Man of Oregon.'- We have already been dlscifselng plans to erect a .monumen In honor of the late Judge Willama.' Mount Tabor park was recently pur chased by the city. It' Includes About 136 acres. , The- park board has re cently been removing, underbrush and making other improvements.- It is ex. pected to be one of the . handsomest parks in the city. - . ; , Mr. Perkins is called by members of Mount Tabor Improvement association 'father" of the park, as he worked for fiv& years to bring about the acquis! tlon of the site by the "city ' Council Bluffs Nonpareil: With , the beginning of a new month most of the hens'., unions have ordered their mem bers back to work. An agreement has been reached that the product of each shall be materially increased until the daily output . reaches last ' spring's schedule. . J tween East Seventeenth and Nina. teenth; builder, same; $1800. . . w. a. wan Erect two story Irame dwelling. Corbett street between Lowell and. Bancroft; builder, same: (2200. R. Casebner Erect one story frame dwelllnar. ..- East Sixth ' street hntwnen Shaver and Mason; builder, same; $1-400. . ; H. Ooldstaub Erect two story frame flats, 70S .Vancouver avenue be tween lyy and Cook; builderj same; 13000 - ... is "PERMITS ISSUED SHOW BUILDING ACT1VIT v ' The following building permits have - oeen- issuea: r . . Roy., C. Maxwell Erect one story i xraiue . nweiiiog, - ueo Avenue oetween - i-.asi sixteenth and Seventeenth; build er, same; (300. A. J, McHoIly Repair two story 1 frame dwelling East Thirteenth street near Marlon avenue; builder, , same a Captain W. H. Pope Erect one story . frame garage. College . street between yveat park and Tenth; builder, E. E. Anaei: seuu. t Joe Kelts-o-Ereet 5 one and ene half , etory rrame dwelling. past Fourteenth urri - ueiweeu . xvitiMie mm xrarmiur builders. Carrlco &. Williams: $1850. : Carl FriedmanErect' two story frame flats, Thurrnan street -between Tweniy-eeventn aryi Twenty-eighth; Dunaer, name: eouuu. A. fauutvan Kreec one and one , nair story rrame dwelling. Kast Seven teenth street between Thompson and Tillamook; builder, same: (2800. 8. l Potts Repair one story frame . dwelling, ' East Stark street corner ifiignty-nintn: bulkier, same: 130. ,i K. B. Pearson Erect one story-frame dwelling Gladstone avenue - between .East - Thirty-fifth and Thirty-seventh; City of Fortland Repair two story rrame ecnooi, w utis ooutevara oetween , van- Houten ana Exeter; builder, J, a. eprague; iin.uuu. M, Q Thorsen Erect one story frai garage; Overton street between TWenty- iinn ana weniy-tixw; puuaer, same; -. J. CarUne Repair-, one 'story frame dwelling, Emerson street between East Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth;-build er, w. J. weiser: lauv. - F. C. Hend rick Repair one . story frame dwelling, Umatilla avenue - be tween iiiast. xwenty-iirst ana .Twenty third: builder, same: $600. '. i- H. Jacobben Erect two etory frame dwelling Marshall 'street between Twenty-firth and Twenty-eixth; build ers, Arthur A Son; $10,000. . . -. Rose City Park Presbyterian ehurrh Erect two story frame dwelling. East Street between Broadway builder,- a. . Bestow; Fortv-elahth and Haisey; ' O. it' Ferris Erect two story frame dwelling; Alameda street between Wood worth and Glenn; builders, Columbia Building company; (8600. . I Kayser Erect one story frame dwelling. HaVrthorne avenue between East Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth; builder, same; (1600. E. I. Hlrte Ereot one story frame dwelling. WUbur street between Alns- -worth and Holman; builder, same; $500. Otcar Hoch Kepalr on story frame dwelling. 92s Mississippi avenue be tween Kkldmore and Mason; builders, nose tiiy Yemeni tijorK .o; iiouu. , City of Portland Rf-rair two storv frame school. Beech street between Mal lory and Garfield; builder. W, R.- Grif fith: $0,00O. - - - J., n. Mitcneii H'pair one story frame dwelling, 1104 Vernon avenue be , twen Emerson and Sumner; builder, same; $800.- W A.. Wall Erect two story frame dwelling, Corbftt street between Ixwell and Jpaneroft: builder, eame; $2200. A. Kurd Repair we story frame dwelling. 1HI Detroit Wfin Killings Worth and Jessup; buli'ier. same; $SC0. Mrs, Hilda KtrRnd F.rert one storv frame dwehing, Eaet Mnth stret be tween Jsrrett and AInsworth; builder, same; $lf0n. . J- Adnlphson Frert one and one hlf Strtrv frTi 1wlH-(? Tenths ptrf J.. I UllllUw'll walllOil V . - m r -)1 t.t -te.rfc t ' wo MJ The Liane -Count -Asset "comoanr pushing its survey steadily toward the coast, and Will have Its proposed Coos y line ud to the actual construction point before the summer , is over, serts the Guard, - : " 1 r Model A67 h a new ens. ' vkb Boxnsr tx.TT.v or ooob ' The' restorative, power, of sound sleep can npt be over estimated,1 and, any ail ment that prevents It is a menace to health. J. L, SoutheVs, Eau Claire, Wis,, saysL -f or a long time i nave oeen unable to sleep soundly nights, because of pains across my .back and soreness or my kidneys. My appetite was very poor and myjteneral condition was much run down. I have been taking Foley's Money run dul a snort time and now sleep as sound is a rock. I eat and enjoy my -meals, and my general condi tion Is iweatly improved. I can honest ly recommena roiey s Kinney jfllis aa I as fknow they have cured roe," Skidmore Jirug to., 151 Third street. 9 Ucv Idea "11 Patterns JIUJ (3 All Ct7lC3 - . ... . .-. . v V tT . T.l ' 1 nil ,n; MjluILiinr" , r'ZhQ C.P.tI ; 0 ' a : . W :.::0:: '""Cf (-.. k , ! 1 !' 'I vr rWl Wl : P. i . . - i f it i 1 1 i tilt ; i iiii -i iiii it iii i Hay Ilmabcr J in .Quality Interested in news of economy? - Yes? Then, these paragraphs contain words of vital interest to you. The whole store is fresh, bright and beautiful. This big store was never so inviting to the shopper. Never was our array of timely merchandise for home and family greater in variety or finer in beauty, richness and style. And yet our prices are lower than ever before. The money-saving possibilities, of shopping hero are simply enormous. THE WHOLE STORE CONTRIBUTES TO THE SALE. Ifyou miss a single section, nook or cranny of this big, store you're almost certain to have missed something of special interest Every, buyer and department manager takes an individual pride in his offerings on; these occasions, putting forth extra efforts to give you bargains altogether" put of the ordinary. - Only merchandise of the thoroughly reliable sort is offered and the variety is well nigh boundless. It will be a remarkable sale. , When lot in any of these lines is exhausted another will take its place representing equally wonderful values. Comecome early, while assortments are best. - - - The most dubious will quickly appreciate At Soda Fountains or ETscwhcre . Look for "IIOIlLICK,S, on the bottle. Orinmal ""d Genuine V --Mi They are Suit bargains without the shadow of a doubt. their fuli worth. They are new styles, with the medium length coat and pleated skirts, well tai lored throughout, of plain or striped -serges and worsted suitings, in navy and other col- a a ors They go -on sale tomorrow only at this very special price, the suit. ............... ej lUeU U A final announcement of Rain Coats: O T1 k i We are closing them but at radically reduced prfces," . .Made of good quality rubberized taffeta, moreen and moire, plain or striped effects in different col- (V CA ors ; full length Joose or semi-fitting and $torm collars ; regular $12 and $16.50. For tomorrow. -Je3U Short Coats tailored in the most approved styles of the - season. ; - Made of, three- materials fine quality black broa.dcloth, gray and brown chev iot coating and covert cloth, in several of the . new shades of . tan. Perfect -v workmanship '. throughout ' . Regular $6.50; values. A A , Bargain Friday ,...,.,,,.....7 OffeilU CliildPQXi'o Coats A special offering in Children's Coats of a fine" quality twilled red and blue flannel, made in a pretty bo style, and finished with brass buttons. . Sizes 2 to 6 years.: Special for to- Q niP morrow's sale '. OX3 Pottllcoat Gpe.cicI Oi.io A Petticoat of fine "quality moire, extra width, corded and circular flounce and corded ruffle. An entirely new feature of these Petticoats is the rubber lined dust ruffle. An excep- (N r tionally good value. Tomorrow only 0 1 1 ) 01.25 Porcclo -;lC7i?c.pporb "95c Fine quality Percale Wrappers,, in . black, blue, red and gray7; pretty figures, stripes and polka dots.'"" Made in an extremely neat style with tucked yoke, gathered flounce and a belt. Af Regular price is 1.25.. '.For tomorrow. . lJ U n v J l. . -J LJ v - V- i 1 V J i , Tho Focd-DrIr.!c for AIL Ages. , ' Rich milk rnalted gram, m powder form. More healthful than tea or coffee, For infanb,invalids and growing children. Agrees with the weakest digestion.' rure nutntion,upbuildingthe whole body. Keep it on yoer sideboard at home. Invigorates nursing mother and the aged, A quick lunch prepared n a minute, Sample sent free. , Addres. HORLlCK'S, Racine, Wk , Take no substitute. Ask for IIO.IUCSCS. 1? Ml 0, i.iihmi r t t e- t-4 F 1.(1 Umi r n 1.C i S WF-joee ,f 3 ' V . ITX e t. mum mm S 7 r . E"t t-4 V I - 5 . .-..- m- . .... k .... I ... it-it ' - Painting Your Home Adds ears to its Life because good paint - protects the lumber from the decaying efTccts of rairi, snow, sunshine and all Weather conditions. ' Buildings go to ruia' fast when left exposed to; the ele ments. To' be sure you are getting the paint of the greatest durability and beauty, use - - yTousi: paint . It costs less because it takes and lasts longer. Let us show pleasing color combinations and estimate quantity required. KJ&iLl2LJ ieUCJU JJAOUU UMy eiOUUCJiu , AU',! V ,y Black Swiss Taffeta, Rajah Pongees, Checked Louiccones, Satin Foulards, Novelty SwissMessalines, J acquard W eaves, Etc., in Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities Are Here in One Big Lot and Priced for Bargain Friday at . . . . . It's an unmatchable sale-of high-qulity Silks at an unusually low price. The assortment includes the most fashionable weaves and style Z7-inch black Swiss Taffetas; 24 to 27-in inch Raiah Ponirees. in' most all colon r 36-inch Domestic Checked Louissenes. in black and white and blue and white: 24-inch Satin Foulards; standard width rectoire Satins; Fancy Jacquard weaves in figure and stripes; and plain SUkt in all the new shades. Pongees, in natural color; 27-inch Shepherd Norelty, Swiss Messalines and Fancy Di Quality Silks that Rive the most satisfac tion, up to the minute in styles and colors. You will find we have succeeded in arranging for your' inspection the grandest display of fi , fashionable Silks ever shown in this city at anywhere near this price. Regular fl.OQand ?l5 qualities, on sale Bargain Friday at...... j " . . . y 1 . ......... -,- .,. ... - - - -. ' . " N. Bapgaiia Friday Sale: Beaiitiful Xliioliavz--5 1 Mt Gowns, Shirts-and Combition Su ft; om ment Trimmed with Lace, Ribbons and - Embroideries and Shown in All Late Styles A Most Noteworthy Sale Best $1 and $1.25 Values, Bargain Friday Special , THE SKIRTS are made of good quality cambric vitb deep embroidery flounce; other styles have row of fine Val. or Torchon lace insertion. All made good, full width and finished with cambric dust ruftle and underpiece. . ; THE GQWNS are made of fine quality cambric or nainsook, in the high-neck, long sleeve or the low-nck lip-ovtf style, with short sleeves. All made good, full width and neatly trimmed with fine laces, embroideries and ribbons. . ; , - THE COMBINATION SUITS art made of fine quality nainsook, neatly trimmed with lace and embroidery. Well made and neatty finished. values, specially priced for Bargain Friday at........... .....,.;,..........f.J. tOiZ, -- - - - .-- - y less you s". 1). f-. rds r e 'a CO. &z.a bi . .lrr-ist hcokt) tmnrT M- J - 1. I" J L'sir-tv r.irk , W r-m c 'I ."V r, I , Elevon'-Oont -; y Stocliiajr Sal Women's and children's dependable quality Stockings, priced for this sale t temptingly low figure. For Bar ? gain Friday our regular 20c line have y been reduced to lie pair. See to it that you profit oy tne savings! ,oiio Children' Hoso 2 Oo Values at . A sale of children's fast black Cotton - Stockings, made with trjl knee and doable foot, ipfiririg the 'grtsttit -trengtb where the most wear comes. They come in a.'l sixes, ta wide and narrow nl st"fbie for both bys and girl. Eest Oc values, priced for Eargaia Friday at lie 20o Valuer, Friday i w A very i-rr'rti-t cfffnrf rf women's i-cs, rr.ae rh Settle reel, sole a? f n fatt I'ack Cotton StrxV- s I'l-Ui U-ot. .1 te and fa Oup Gpeat Shoo Gc2o Gomp elo A.tt en tion BoMly, radically, we announce value that are superior to any offered. Just as the varus are the best, so is the stock larger and more complete than elsewhere. You- should buy footwear for all the family now, for ths op-' portunities are unapproachable. For instance: Tomorrow you can buy . Women's Oxford and one-strap Psmr. in all leathers, patent colt, vici- kid, gun- CO A ft mets.1, Russia calf; $J.00-$5.00 val. 2mUlJ A fine line of children's Oaforcs snd Pumps, in all styles; rtguUr 1-strap and 4-strsp' Roman San dals; regular UOO" Ol -fTft values, special OA.ciVF A showing of raissfs I'urri, in I strap style, pstert tr!t snd runmefal; sues lm to ultr H0Q Tallies, spe- C cial. the rair O. A f ne line ef children's l-strai p Pbt"?, in patent coit; i:n 6 to 11; res-ular $1.50 val- C o. irecsaL rarr........ v j s A a' cf women's J ' , , i bet rfiikf a' r : i L . If, y "IF ! I p't and i 2. rer ;i.2c .1 1 ert wririrg tj: rut f J ! . ' 1 rj() h y r-i I 1 r -i A r m N. ( 'u'.Iy rrth 20c a f i.t, oa sale F-argain 'ay ft. 1112 -JSlfci.) I 1 They cc-rre ii i'l i tt and are exce