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Till; Ol'MGOri DAILY JOUIUJAL, 1 OllTLAUD, Fl.'IDAY IIVKMNG, JUIJi; II va: TOWN TOPICS TOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS IIKIMO Elnrenlh anil Mori-lnoo. Frnre Btirt In "The ( of liwliy." Cui-Uln 8:13. HAIi'EIL nin.ilwar and With llrwU, nut Mor. rlon, Uonry Jlxli lu "Xlit Mutt From Uouie." nirtulo it 8:10. , . . LVltIO Fourlb ai Bturk. Amrlca Muilcal Comedy cowBtny la "ikUool lje." CurUlo 7 nd 0. , , PANTAiJES Br'oidwr ud Alder. Viuflefllle. 0AK8 AMIJSICMKNT I' A RK Itor.l IttlUn Hnrid iml Veudef 1 . Ewy enernoon i , (tr-rr Tnln it B. rireworm ionium. WeaUter Condition. Portland and lclnlt 8bowers toolgtt or Oregon ind Washington Bbowen tonight er Biturdijr; wm!;!; wluds. Idaho Btaowcr tonluht or SiturdiTI cooltr tonlgbt outbwcit porllun. KOWARD A. MALA. DUtrlct Forec ter Indian Murder inspect Columbia George; the old Umatilla Indian who la held by the government charged with having murdered a squaw lat July, was brought hack to Portland laat night by Deoutv United States Marshal Leonara Decker of Pendleton. He waa taken to Umatilla county for, trial In the Pendle ton term of the federal court last Mon day, but because one of tha govern rnent's material witnesses could not be found, Judge Bean, who waa presiding over the court, ordered the case con tinued until November 4. Another Pen dleton term "Baa" BoftTbrdered for that time. Assistant United Btatea Attorney K. A. Johnaon, Marshal Leslie M. Scott and Judge Bean all returned laat night the term having been concluded with the bearing only of a personal damage suit. " t Bora Hid Under Bel Two young boys were arrested In a room of the Valley hotel by the police last night where they had hidden themselves under the bed to await the coming of the ' owner of the room that they might rifle Ills clothes when he fell asleep. Both Were turned over to the Juvenile court and they will be investigated. One haa never been In trouble before while the other reoently was arrested for cashing a bad money order at tha Lumbermens National bank. This boy said his home was In Columbus," Ohio, and that he had run away. After cashing the order lie claimed he beat bis way back home end that he had Just returned when ar rested. His atory waa found to be a fnyth, for his parents reside In Port and. The boya will come before the tourt Saturday. Thinks Ha Zs Being - Tollowed Charles Hannevald, a laborer, appeared In the district attorney's office this morning and began to tell a rambling story of men and women following him to hurt him. Finally he broke down and began to cry. Then Deputy District At. torney Hammersley filed an insanity complaint and Hannevald was taken to the county Jail. Hannevald declared ne had been in Alaska and that his partner had gone insane. He said that a woman had accused him of hypnotizing his partner and District Attorney Evans suggested that he take a rest, aa the matter had worried him too much. Han hevald consented and seemed relieved at the prospect of a trip to the asylum. Trank I.. Smith's Oregon chickens, 80c, and shoulders of lamb at lie, and Beef "stew. 10c. Hams. 20c. Beefsteak, nft-zoe. uacon, zoo ano. zio. Roast beef, 124-15c Halibut, 10a Tripe, 8c. Oregon butter, loo. Boiling beef, 10c Shad, 6c. Jilver, 10c. Chinook salmon, 16o Oregon e'effs. 20c. Crabs, lOo and lBo. Less of lamb and lamb chops, 15c. Lard, in 8s. 45c: In 6s. 70c: in 10s, $1.86, Hausare. 10-12V4C. Shoulder mutton llo. These prices prevail at Smith's main market. 328 Alder, and at Smith's St r'rancls market, 228 Washington st. Arrested by V. 8. Marshal. W. win tie. an employe of the Marshall-Wells Hardware company, was arrested this morning by Deputy United States Jdar- Bhal Talley, charged witn violating tne government motor boat statute. He is nald to have failed to provide his motor boat with proper means of extinguish' ing a gasoline fire. Awhole set of in formations of this nature against Fort land motor boat owners have been turned over to the United States attor ney's office, and it Is expected that at least Klx or WSven arrests will follow Monday morning. Dentists Elect Officers. The annual convention of the Oregon State Dental association ended with its final session yesterday in which officers were elected, They are: Dr. E. C. McFarland, presi dent; Dr. F. E. Adams, Vic president; Dr. C. M. Harrison secretary: Dr. Her steL treasurer, and Dr. W. C. Shearer, of the board of directors. Following the election of officers, A. H. Gilbert of Kan Diego spoke on "Practical Business Suggestions en Fees and Investments, and William C. Spencer of Portland Bpoke on "Dental Surgery and . Pre ventive Medicine." Maiamat to Bee rails. For their Sunday trip the Mazamaa will leave In a special car on the O.-W. R. A N. local at 7:60 a. m., and will get off the train et Horsetail Falls. From here they will tramp down the Columbia, taking in Oneonta gorge, Multnomah falls , -and Gordon falls on the way down to Bridal . v m mthm ihAtf ifllt tfiA return train As this is an eaby walk, those wanting more leg work will hike on the Latour elletBnd see the falls there before taking the return train, which arrives in Port land at 6:30 p. m. Dr. Ba.nl Oata $300. Upon the pay ment of $300 to Dr. Marie Equl yester day her suit against the Pacific Trust company, owners of the -Medical build ing, for damages because George B. I'rettyman, superintendent of tho build ing, assaulted her, according to her complaint, was dismissed. Prettyman was acquitted of asuault In connection with the same trouble in a criminal prosecution. Dr. Equl also .wag al lowed claims for unpaid rent and each patty .paid its own costs. Hla Own Tault, Jury Bays. Failure of - George C. Qulne to demand safe guards about the engine room of the Crystal1 laundry, brought a verdict for the laundry yesterday In his personal Injury suit against the company. Qulne was in charge of the engine room and the records of the company showed no request or demand for better prptec tion made by Qulne. Qulne was'injured by being caught in the machinery. ! laiiil. 410 Dover Mri-rt, who rau.i"-l Hi (rrrist of Mrs, (in Flnlnr, wife of th ! Portland htinn bull tiluyer. Tim uiutte wits tried tliU morning In the immlrl iul court. Mrs. Hutliorluncl aecUHml jvira Finder of throwing watpr on her newly wanhfd clothes. Mrs. 1'lbher claimed ilia was watering tier flowers and did not soil tha clothes. Mrs. Flwher occu plea the flat over Mrs. Sutherland, Judge Tazwell concluded no damage had been done and suspended sentence, - ' J , ' Perjury Zs Charged--Charged with having committed perjury in a prelim inary hearing before United States Com mlssjoner A. M. Cannon, Marie Ferry was arrested this morning by Deputy United States Marshal John Talley' at a disreputable house at Fourth and Burnslde streets. The woman was the government's principal witness against John Shea, charged with violation of the white slavery statute. She was be fore Cannon In the hearing Tuesday, and at that time the suspicion of gov ernment officers was aroused by her open unwillingness to tell about the case.. Investigations made since then show that the witness bad been tarn pered with, say the government of f 1 cers. .- Will Bs BenMnoed Monday. Loe Hunt, who was convicted Wednesday of obtaining, money on a S3S check on the commercial Tnist & Savings bank. In which he hid but 12 cents, to his credit, win d sentencea next Monday. morning. Circuit JuJge Kavanaugh, who will pass sentence, VIeslres to investigate the case runner, owing to the youth of Hunt, Hunt was acquitted last week of em bezzlement and a charge of the larcenr of two automobile tires 'from, Chanslor ft Lyons still hangs over his head. His record for passing bad checks is Ion and he haa a bad reputation In - ether piacea than Portland. Attracts Oorenuneafs jrotlee New. ton c. Gauntt, local architect, has been requested by the Federal bureau of Ju cation, to send to the bureau plana, data ana pnotograpns oi some of his work. Tha material will be used In a samohlet io oe issuea oy tne oureau. To Attack Sterilisation taw. The Best Reasons for Abolishing Our Ster ilization . Law" will bs presented by Mrs. iora u. uttle this evening at 18 Selllng-Hlrsch building, under tbe aus pices or the . Universal Autometrlo league. Bynag orn Berrloesw Services will be neia in AJiavai snoiom synagogue, Park and Clay streets, tonight at t o'clock, Rabbi Abrahamson officiating. Muslo by the choir. Tomorrow morning serv ices Begin ai :iv o ciock. . Tow Book. Portland Automobile oiud s tour book, just out . Maps and complete description of all Oregon roads ana roaas to beat tie and Tacoma. On sals at The Tirs Shop, 660 Washington, av jbiifuicBnin. Chins, Painting, rirlng, Tooled Leath ers orders and lessons. Science Mot toes, Cards, Novelties for all occasions. Mrs. Lincoln. 405ft Morrison st, Vs block above O. W. ft It's. Bellas ft BarkhllL general Insurance and real estate, have moved their of fices from the Spalding building to 808-4-6 Stock Exchange bldg., 3d and Ta ni hil! streets. Banclng Tonight at Ringlet's pa vilion, Morrison street at Second. . Spe cial carnival features every evening. Largest and ooolest hall. CUford Hotel OrtlL 40T East Mor rison street will serve chicken and duck dinner 1 p. m. to I p. m. Sundays. Music 6 to 8. 80& Antomobilts Transferred from Car rol's Point to Goble, $5 per auto. In cluding passengers. Reld Transporta tion Co. rnlp,i hint nlfrlit In tli crowd ct Fourth mid Vanihlll ntreitn, ratrolmnn 1'roKny Taclialiory ond Martin . made rtlie er rcfld. The men save the nnmrs of Frank Heed, O. II. Marshall, IJd l4iur ence, Jack Smart and C U. Clayton, De teottves this morning recognized some of the men being In the crowd of pick pockets arrested last year at the pen dleton Roundup. They are held for investigation. mneral of Krs. C B. Shaffer. The funeral of Mrs. C. K. Shaffer, wife of t'atroiman Shaffer, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from th llolman chapoL Mrs. Shaffer died Wednesday night at the family home, 191 Falling street after an illness of several months. Members of the police depart ment have been selected s pallbearers. They are Sergeants Wandless and Jen kins, and Patrolmen F. E. Leavens E. Johnson, P. R. Johnson and Edward Gas- sett VT. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Sr. W. W. Christie, Osteopath, 80S MacleayBldg. Matn.6172. Br. B. H. Anthony, moved to 808-814 Broadway cuilding. ' Watch tha Kovtment down tha river on tha west aide, Br. ffa. O. Tlack, osteopath. Broad. way building. ...... SMaaHaa ' ' ' Dr. B. O. Brown, Eye, Ear. Mohawk. Store for Bast in Journal bldg. ; FOUR ARE INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS Mrs. C L. Idleman, 78 East Eighteenth street north, was serl ously Injured yesterday afternoon when the automobile In which she was riding was caught between two street cars at Grand and Hawthorne avenues. The Injured woman Is at the Good Samaritan hospital with a broken shoulder, and Internal chest Injuries. C L. Idleman waa driving the auto. Other passengers were Mrs. E. W. Jonas, and Mr. and .Mrs. M. J. Myers. They were going over to see the parade. Tha two street cars were stopped at the in tersection of the two avenues, Idleman thought he could pass between them. but one car started as the auto drew squarely in front of it Mr. and Mrs. D. Kaplan, 1048 Corbett street, were knocked out of their ex press wagon last evening at 190 Ban croft street when the auto of Dr. Mae Cardwell struck tbe wagon from the rear. The couple was .taken to tha St Vincent hospital, but their injuries are not serious. Miss Elisabeth. Bend, 67 Park street was struck by an auto at Broadway and Washington street C. A. James waa driving the car, which belonged to the Dulmage Auto company. Shs stepped from the sidewalk to the street directly in front of the auto. The driver or the auto took her home.. F YOU ARE UNLUCKY TODAY, DON'T WORRY. IT IS FRIDAY, 13TH Two Booms an Bolts In Journal Building. North exposures on Yamhill street Journal Publishing company, cars of business, office. Steamer Jessie Harklss for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 8 p. m. Modern Electro-Therapeutics and Oxyollns treatment for all chronic Jin eases. W. X. Howard, M. D., 8.04 Roth child bldg. Br. John . It Edwsfds has returned and will be associated with Dr. Harry F. McKay, Eller building. Tiffany arefldlng Blags. 14, 18 and 28 karat Engraving free. Jaeger Bres, 268 Morrison street. Scottish Kite znnmems, tne very latest styles. Jaeger Bros, 266 Morri son street - Wedding Olfts that pleas tha bride at Jaeger Bros Jewelers, 218 Morri son street remala Help Wanted at the Union Laundry Co. Seoond and Columbia streets. Union Traatfsr Company, Furniture moving and storage. Main 241. A-224L Snyder's Celebrated Crawfish. Cor ner First and Madison. Main 6782. Hold Tour as Pickpockets Five men supposed to be pickpockets were ar- Today is Friday, the thir teenth, the only Friday the thirteenth of the year 1918. If 13. and Friday have anything 4 to do with luck, consequently, unforeseen calamitous happen- Ings might be expcted to oc- 4 cupy the center of - the stage. 4 But not everyone believes that 4 Friday the thirteenth falling In the year terminating with IS Is unlucky. A year that has S but one Friday falling on the thirteenth is unique in itself. Ordinarily there are three or e four such days In the year. IN EARLIER DAYS Vy Fred Locklej, In k my dinners I gt my supplies pretty cheap, ' "I suppose lots of peopl who see mn parading the Mtrcete In this , old bathrobe, carylng my banner, are or ry for mo, Well, 1 am sorry for lots of them, and If I ainuae them, they amuse me, so I gueuM we're even. I am making an honest living and that's more than some of the paraMltes who pity me are doing. Some of these days t am going to' get a Job running some body's funn on shares. I could proba bly haver worked a good many years yet at my trade as decorator If I hadn't ,,. . . , . . . I injured my uuu rye. uim oi uijr-rjrijn fWt" HMm,lghin,0t ?,PMl U b" a little defective and to some," he said. "Nevertheless there h. t n'i,iri th. nnA n that mn,i "No poor man can afford not to have a senae of humor," said O. IS, Lent, as he shifted his banner from one shoulder to the other. If you have ever been down Washing ton street you have seen Mr. Lent. He wears a bathrobe and carries, a banner for a bath house. are a lot of fellows who are after It, There are a lot of married men who navs ramllies who are very anxious to get work. A big, husky Swede came up to me the other day and said: 'Since J can't get your boss to fire you, I'll tell you what Ml do. I'll wrestle, you for your jod. ir i throw you I set tha lob. But that struck me as too much of a neaas I win, tails you lose proposl tion," so I didn't take It up. There are 11 men carrying banners hers in Port land. It impossible. trade." for me to follow my Guests' at the Peoples The Blackfoot Indians from Glacier National Park, attending the Rose Car nival, were guests last night -at the People's and Arcade theatres, where they enjoyed the movies Immensely, seeing themselves In the pictures of the Rose Festival, which appear at the Most of th. men ar. temporary 1?" ? Ifti'V' saWAM U . (InliitmlrAM mvA Wav a ffaat mA up ana oown wasnington street ror OTer by hearty-applause as each nam. was three months. A good many of th. given. Prominent among them was banner carriers ar. boozers or fellows Fred Bis Ton. who made a speech. up against it who take the Job to get They are a happy lot and seem to be inorougniy njoyin. every uuuum ui their visit Their dancing contains a primitive grace and their singing Is musical ana stirring. Alter viewing the nlctures at the People's, they were escorted to the Arcade theatre, where again they were received with thun derous applause. Ullll MIIlS' durlniT. tli" l.'isn IY-4UV..I , IHOVlil.-.l tint lii-Bt Hf ' I I t JteKuUr ihIitk i.-Viul. ;-.., day dinner, l0 All ..u.,.i. our pUre; ftnlrmllil vi'w ( hm. .. Allieil. Mtl . (Irlleill'lra, 'J'li.j N. llo tirlllii, 31 MorrUnii strert i I Park upHlnlrn. The convention of United Artisans I IflC uCSI IODIC ended laat night with the program given i a whiff of wait omne. 'ink lil.r in the Armory. A great number of -dosage at Gearhart "Uv-the-ttnii.' 1 CONVENTION BIDS a few dollars until they can pick up something felse. This Job ; suits me, however, fine, It pays 26 cents an hour ana I parade up and down Washington street zor rive hours. "I cam. down to Portland last Janu ary from Seattle, where I lived for 28 years. I don't think I show my age, do youT I am (8 years old. I was born on th. banks of th. Hudson In 1848. When Z was 17 Z entered th. army, be coming a musician. I played tb. kettle drums. Later Z learned the cornet After a few years, though, army life becomes pretty monotonous. "When Z cam.' out of th. army after 18 years' service, Z learned the trade of decorator. Z worked In Chicago,' Omaha, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, at this trade. My daughter, who lives In Cincinnati, is said to be on. of th. best musicians In that city. "A man can live pretty comfortably on a dollar or a dollar and a quarter a day If he is single and if hejs a good cook. Z pay 88 a month for my room and my living averages 40 cents a day. One a week I get a soup bona and once a week Z get aom. good meat for atew. Z get a dollar's worth or bread tickets each month and occasionally Z get eggs for a change. . Potatoes cost me about 60 cents a sack and by watch- Men's Suits. Don't nut your dollars into th. land lord's pocket When you buy a suit of ma th. high rent profit Is eliminated, 12S.00 j-orla of clothlnr at 814.75. Jim, my Uunn, room 816 Oregonlan building. Talc laVator..Adv. , members of the organization and 200 candidates' witnessed th. ritual ceremo nies participated in by the drill team of th. Golden Gate assembly and by officers. The work of .this drill team met with much applaumi, and , the officers who had chars Utf tlie exercises were also commended. A part of the work was exemplified by the exempllflers from th. University Park assembly, No. 3. The Artisan sextet gave a number of selections and Campbell's American band of Oregon assembly No. 1 rendered several numbers. ' - Mrs. Ella Watts, supreme Instructor; Dr. G. C. Eshelman, supreme medical director; C, L. McKenna, supreme sec retary: II. S. Hudson, supreme master of Artisans) and others made short talks. Isaao JE. Staples, presided. 0.-W. R. & N. REDUCES TIME FROM CHICAGO Effective' June 15, O.-W. R. ft N. train No. 6, Portland and Puget sound express from the east will arrive at 11:16 in the morning instead of 13:46 in th. afernoon as heretofore. The time on this train between Huntington and Portland, . as a result of this change, baa been shortened consider ably and th. time between Chicago and Portland reduced an hour and SO minutes. '. tluulrs at 10tm KoiirtU tiireet. cent Bl OUR $25 BENJAMIN SUITS are the BEST in the WORLD 2 11 MYSTIC SHRINERS TO . ' ATTEND POW WOW Al Kader Temple, Ancient Arirblo Or der, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, will leave-. 150 strong next Tuesday night for Spokane, where the members, with those of other temples of the northwest have been invited to participate In tha festivities of Pow Wow week. Th. lo cal - Shrlners will go up on a special train de luxe and will return Thurs day. The Shrlners band of SO pieces and the patrol will be features of th. Portland contingent D. G. Tomaainl, potentate of Al Kader, will oversee th. outing. THREE COMPANIES FILE INCORPORATION ARTICLES Three companies filed articles of In corporation with County Clerk Coffey yesterday, as follows: Columbia Laundry company, 29000 capital, Zeno P. Richards, A. G. M? Clane, and A. G. Wallace, Incorporators. Stewart Realty company, $5000 cap ital. W. B. Stewart, Alex Sweek and Louis Canella, incorporators..; . Mclhtlre Development company, min. ing, $6000 capital. J. M May V., and George W. Mclntlre, Incorporators. . . . . i . Light-weight suits no one needs 'em more than the big men. No matter what your size or propor tion, we're reacly. Fabrics macle to give no warmth and no weight Designs specially becom ing to larger .figures. Here's big comfort for warm weather Suits $20 to $35. Tomorrow, a showing in black and white effects. Shirts to match. . Buff urn & Pendleton 311 Morrison. Opp. Postomce 5,000 fat of bWn Hose atPhenomenal Savings A special purchase of high-grade guaranteed Hose, at prices that should bring money-wise, house holders from far and wide Satur day! GUARANTEED RUBBER GARDEN HOSE 50 feet, . inch, with best spray nozzle and , couplings, complete, GUARANTEED RUBBER GARDEN HOSE 50 feet, fl inch, with spray ' nozzle and couplings, complete, HIQH GRADE MOULDED RUBBER HOSE any length up to 50 feet. Regular 20c grade. Special Satur dayfoot 18c Less Than One Cent a Day To, give you that feeling of perfect security obtained by keeping your valuables and Important papers in one of our ' Safe Deposit Boxes Always accessible, yet abso lutely protected from Fire, Burglar or Accident losses. Call and inspect our Vaults, inni ii" 1 1 i ruin ui i 1 ' is 284 Oak St " Jfenry Bldg. j Teachers Examination Is Notice hool I County will hereby hold School Superintendent of Multnomah applicants for state and county given that th examination for BOSTON DENTISTS We are now located between Fourth ind Fifth on Washing-ton street, nd-re prepared to give you first class work at reasonable prices. Rubber Plates f 5.00 and up Gold Crowns S3. SO an1 UP Bridge Work A3. 56 and up Porcelain Crowns 33. 50 and up Silver Fillings 50e and up Gold Fillings $1,00 and up SB. E. F. SBWTOIf, Mgr. Holdup Men Get Good Hani -C. Ti. Mitchell, ' 679 East Fifteenth street, North, reported to the police last night that he was held up and robbed by two i men. t East Fifteenth - and Knott streets. The affair happened shortly after midnight, and within two block of his home, He . lost 1268 and a gold watch. Sewer Bids Rejected. Th sewer com mittee of the city executive board yes terday rejected the bids for tbe con struction of the Lambert avenue sewer. The lowest was that of William Llnd, but this was 84000 higher than a bid submitted for the same work nearly a -;r rne was wHrwfCTdTcTtisca a second time. Judge Suspends Sentence. Tlowers that bloom In the spring, tra-la, have nothing to do with this case." Such waa the opinion of Mrs. C B. -Bather When you choose that suit keep QMLITYk mindswell as STYLE It's the deep-down merit and the sound quality of Lion Suits that makes our $20 suit for men the stand ard among men who want good material combined with proper style. The new arrivals for Summer are now being shown in all the pleasing models. Twelve Hollars is what we ask for the Oregon all wool cassimeres. We clon't put on "$15 to $20 value" --we let you judge. The boys get something better than the ordinary in our $3.85 wool ens, tor the little fellows nothing is better these days than the Jwashables. They're., iresh and easy to keep clean. Plenty of. them at $1.00. , """"""""" x ...-Presents for the boys, of course. ...... S. & H. Stamps Given Upon Request" I l?trl8TlUJ I I sm i i. i . as we i --a -j- , ' p jT. PlTSIl-GIOVES A silk glove is no bet-, ter than its finger tips.' JfiafsUffetili gloves wear best at the tips These tips are double and are con structed to wear. Each pahr contains a parents ticket which precludes the bos- , SlMlltyof yooibelngdlsfatljfled. Do sot accept ntitsies, as there Is only on fctf .'I silk gim. JgfJH b ' " th hem." "- If 7ar dealer earmet supply ' jn, send di his name, wo I .will supply yon. through him. Niagara Silk Mills North Tonawanda, NY. New York ChlcsfO taper at Lownsdale school bulldlnf (old Lin coin Hignj, at rourteentn ana Morri son streets, as follows: Tor Stat Papers. Commencing" Wednesday, June 1. 1818. at 8 o'clock a. m., and contingent; until Saturday, June 21. 1818, at 4 p, mi Wednesday. roreaoon. . Writing. U. & history, physlolosT. ' Wednesday Afternoon. Physical geography, reading, composi tion, methods in reading-, methods In. arithmetic. ' Thursday forenoon. ' Arithmetic, history of education, psj-J chology, methods in geography. ,c Thursday Afternoon. Grammar, geography,-American liter ature, physics, methods in language, thesis for primary certificate. , Trlday rorenoon. Theory and practice, orthography, English literature, chemistry. , Trlday Afternoon. , . School law, botany, algebra, civil gov ernment. I Saturday rorenoon. ' Geometry, geology. Saturday Afternoon. General history, bookkeeping. . ' rrtmary Thesis. o The following are lists of subjects, from which to choose for a primary thesis: (a) What should be taught Inr the primary grades "that is not foun in books? (b) Home geography In the firlmary grades. c) The use of phonlt-a n the first grade, -(d)- Primary rea U lnr. (e) Nature study. (f Busy work,' (g) The Montessort system .of educ tlon. (h) Play and playgrounds. , A. P. ARMSTRONG, " ' County Bchoo Superintendent 3 AT THE mums, -.- UL-.-t iff. W- - JK SIGN OFJ)THE"UQN is m A Man May Have a Feeling of Security and Yet Be Close to Danger. In the same way, you may feel confident of the title to your home and yet be on the verge of expensive suits. Our Guaranteed Certificate of Title stands back, of you and gives the best protection.-Investigate. Call for booklet. - TITLE & TRUST CO. Fourth and Oak Sts. PORTLAND GLAZED CEMEIW SEWER PIPE is 'supplying the needs of home-owners " who want added sanitary features and the best in sanitary surround Has done more real good for- the human race than all the drugs that were ever com pouutjecl," and we have proven it by 18 years' successful treat ment through the Eastern states. STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES Readily yield to the wild and never-failing action, of .Veronica Water. rr-r"- : '"777" Ask your dealer. - ; Blumauer-Frank Drug Co. Wholesale Druggists. Distributors OSWEGO LAKE Arro tracts.. 8400 and up: eawv termi water plpd to each: elctrlc light; t stations on property: nxxierate r'strlc tlons: SO-nitnute Tltl from Jefrrw-i street; boating, fishing. buthltiK. iluJhJ ' your miburbiin home at the hike, THE ATCHISON-ALL-I'N I'D.. 210 Oerllnger J4g.. id and Aldor. Ft. 1 t Oregon 1 Office aao Vai Ave, Cor. t a. jMme t 13. B-is. Horse amtulance for lcH or dlabit animals al roomeotje aetice, prirm rsonab)e. Report all eaaea ui ntvif to this of flea. Oprday aud Bl(. s ccinvABf iiiriii OciNF.cnrc.v .f , 'f ivtni