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:COIJ DAILY . JOURNAL,--PORTLAND, ' MONDAY EVOJII. October 13, TOWN TOPICS AM'SEMENTS I 'IHJ I'lcoiHh and Morrltoa, Pendleton Ktjn.l-Up motion pictures. Curtain S.M, 8-iW. J- t. i it BroaJwitr mid Uorrlson. . "Xb Deep Curtain 8 ::'. L5t. nj Fourth ami tturk. Keating Flood , Hi, i, -t.l CoumJr cmur, T;80 and P- FAN) A i.ES liro(lwey and Aldor, Vaudeville. 'iirruin O-Vll 1 f . : - . COLUMBIA Hlxth. ' between' Washington ; fctnrl m. Mutlnn nli-tiir.,, 11' a. m. to 11 P. m GLOBM THEATUS KleTfiith apd Waehington. Motion pictures, noon to 11 p. m, ... PEOPLE' THKATKU Wet Park and AUer - eta. .- Motion picture, nooa to 11 p. la the forenoon In Portland today Inspect- in th Joc-nl Hgency on a tQur Of th cities' where me road haa represents. tion on the Pacific coast, n tha party wer C. V. Caaa of New " Torlt, cora neroial agent; H. C, Barlow of, New y uric, ireight ciairn agent, and G. W. Colby of Ban Francisco, general Paolflo coaat agent. They will- visit Seattle and Spokane before starting eastward again. Weather Conditions. Portland and vicinity: Bain tonight and Tuesdart cooler toulgut; - westerly wlnUa. -OrKoai' llBln tonlK'it and 'Jftesdajs cooler tonight except near tha eot; brisk to blub . aouthweat wlnda aorta portion,, dlmlniaalng Washington!. Rata tonlebt and Tuesdays -oolr touighfc except sear . tb coast: brisk to i blsh waaterlr wlnda. 1 . . . Idaho;- Bala tonight and Toeedays cooler to- Sight; high southerly wlnda. .. ' . , EDWARD A; BEALS, r:-v1y?y''?'?J':i- V District rorecaeter, X . EUotrio Club to Entertain, Th Port land EJlectrlo club will tonight be boat to 65 old employee of the Portland Bail' way,1 Light & Power .company, -who have been In the service of the com pany mora than 20 years, at a banquet to be held at the assembly hall, -First and Alder streets, F. D. Hunt, & presi dent of the club, will be the chairman of the evening's festivities. The speak-- era will be Charles F. Swtgert, former president of the City A Suburban Rail- war comnanv: franklin v T. . Urtintn, ' president of the s Portland 1 jtUilway, Light & Power company, and - H. t C, Campbell of th Paclflo Bridge i com Take X.ong XlkeA. walk from Canby , to Portland constituted tne regular tiun 1av outln of the Mazamas yesterday, - r Taking; train to Canby the party of 41 persona all started back on foot, about 12 walking the whole distance. The remainder of the party took the railroad I at Oswego. It was necessary to cross I the Willamette twice In rowboata." The "... hike waa under tha leadership of R.'M. " Badley, who dlreoted the party's, more- ments by calls on a bugle. Artnur Alien and A. B. William by runningr and walking; made the distance from Oregpn city to- fortiana in two nouns, i rV V-'' f'l- ;. " , Z,aok of Audltorlwn Pelt-Followlng " an example set by Oregon last year, a California land show is being prepared - v under the auspices of the San Francisco Ileal Estate board. In a pavilion at . Eighth, and Market streets it la pro ' " posed . to - exhibit the productions of central California to S0.0OO home seek -- ' era One of the reasons why. Ue suo--'. ceaeful land show of last year In Portt - . land waa not duplicated this year waa ' that failure to build the public audi - torlum .left no place where It oould be Ad Club to Inspect tibrary. That - "mental workshop' of the "people, the public library, is to be Inspected Wed- v nesday by the Ad club. '; Wllllain M. Ladd, one of the director of the Li ,. brary association, Willi serve as chair- ' man of the day at the club luncheons In the Hotel Portland, speaking on the subject. "Some Facts About the Public . Library At 11:45 p. m. the Ad men S. - will leave the hotel in a body,' escorted by Mr; Ladd. and. will be shown over the library building by other directors r. - of the' Library association. r,.-f.; yronlnsnt Artormsy TJeadA-Word has 1 been received - here . .of , the deat of Major J. i ti. Shaw, one of tha . most - prominent attorneys of North Carolina, V ahd the father of A. C. 'Shaw, 'an attor ' ney In the Teon building. The first telegram telling' Of the' death, which occurred last Thursday, was received , , from Hamlet,, Ni: ,c, aitnougn Major i , 9tm ' Shaw's home was &tROCKingnam, ana I building; " It IS neiievea uiai no waa cu ruui-ai iraiu ' Hamlet when stricken. A. C. Shaw, the son, Is In Rosebura; today. y-'A:'.. Vleasamt Bttrprlse, The Highland Parent-Teachers' association bold, its first meeting of the" year, on Friday aft ernoon. - v About (0 were) present - and listened to a splendid talk by Dr. Era . bree. After the meeting the women were . . Invited to one of the class rooms where ; a delightful surprise awaited them.- The ' room was beautifully decorated with red - Eeraninuma and Mrs. J. H. Stanley, as : . slated - by a bevy of young girls, re r,vcelved the ladles; and dispensed delicious 1 refreshments, v- --'lT';i's;,;:, Mrs. OTBrlea SmUesv-For year Mrs. O'Brien was never known to emlle. She ' . was so sour and crabbed' that ; It was . with difficulty that her. husband lived ' with her. i He determined to make one last effort to cheer her up, and pur . ohased her a fine bonnet.: How the pur chase of this headgear so affected the -i wife that she was convulsed with laugh I ter is shown in the sidesplitting . Bio ', ' graph comedy,- a big feature on the present bill at the Columbia theatre. Ad, ' lo rorm Sinrlng Chorns-AS a feat I or of the social work that is te be done i at Arleta this winter, under the direc tion of the Social Center workers, - a singing; chorus, will be organised tonight at the Arleta , school,' by Frederick E. Chapman. Anyone Interested is tnvtted to attend. ; Tomorrow- svenlns; Com missioner C," A. BIgelow-wlll speak at the school on the matter of finances of, the city of Portland. v ; (V ' Tour Speeders Arrestad-County Mo- ..: J torcycle Officer Eugene White reported four arrests as the result of last, week's f efforts against speeding on county roads. All occurred on the Sandy road. I W, 8. Babson and A..O. Reschke each ; were fined . 124 for traveling at the .' rate of SO miles an hour, and F, W. , Patt and R. D. Fontana failed to ap ""peaf, so- TijeiicasererrTRmtlniied. ; Each was traveling at the rats of It -miles an hour, ;, f i, ' t i . I t n : .!,.. ), ' n ' Meeting to Be ImportantThe Rose City Park Clvlo Improvement ' league will meet tomorrow evening t o'clock '. at Metcalfe hall, East Fifty-third street - North and Sandy Road. 1 . Rerouting of Rope City Park cars, a meeting place for . the league, the proposed city budget and . Its Increased taxation, publio markets, widening the west end of Sandy. Road, .. and other matter of Importance- will be tiiscyssea. r"" ::i-' , The Oregon Stats Board of Dental Bx aminers will hoid their semi-annual ex amination In Portland, Oregon, on No vember it, ivi3, lor the purpose of exV amining cancuaatea and revoking 11 censes. ApplloanU will reglsUr at 3 p. m in Medical society rooms la Med leal building. .. Dr. Wm. S. Kennedy, jrreBioeni, - xflvif t.T MrToiinierr secre tary. (. (Adv. Child Struck by Auto. While cross ing the intersection of Front and Main streets yesterday afternoon, the t-yeart old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cot ter of Lebanon, OTh was struck by n automobile, driven by August Tsws of itiusDoro. -ane cnua was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital. -The injuries are not serious. , . . 1 .- Meet at Hawthorn BchooL X Par- ent-Teaohers' circle will be organised at Hawtnorne school tomorrow, afternoon at J:30 o'clock. City Superintendent of sonoois L.. a. Aiaerman and Principal EL J, Hadley and some of the teachers will speaks , , . On Third Tonr Ufe is BadMake that third comfortable and restful by keeping your mattresses and pillows ren ovated. Portland Curled .Hair Mattress Factory, 16th and Lovejoy .streets. Phones Main 124 A-1S47. ' AdvJ I Talk for MedaL As eontestanta for a medal : in one .minute . saleamanshlp talks the RoUry club announces, for its lacues- cay meeting in the Multno mah hotel tomorrow. F. P. Younar. I. M. Walker, F. A. Hettkemper, F. W. Patt, J.' H. Dundor, - Parent-Teachers at ' TPtTilnnfl ft t Peninsular school, ha Parent-Teachersj' association will hold a meeting tomor row azternoon in tne assembly hall, of the Peninsular school, Mrs. Meyers and Superintendent Alderman will speak. Meeting- at Montavilla Soheol. Tha MontavlUa Parent-Teachers' association win meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock; at the Montavilla school. Mrs, Robert H. , Tate and Mrs. : Phelps will address the meeting. , . Tor a Qreater Zrvtagtoa Tha Great er irvington Improvement association will hold a regular meeting at t o'clock tomorrow night at the Irvington club building. : Those Interested are invited to attend. Steamer Jessie - BCarklna for Cam. Waahougal and way landings, dallr n. oept Sunday. . . Leaves Washington street oooa, at a p. m. - . -. (Adv. The House of a lOOO Olfts China cams, noveiuea. aars, iincqin a art Dsn, tuovt jaomson n. XAW.t j MURDERER Cr MUSICIAN NOT CAPTURED Left to right -Lloyd Wilkins, charge d' with 'murder," and L. L. , Winters, w ,.' r. u victim of the enmej " " WILKINS : SOUGHT AS MURDERER OF. V , LOU. L WINTERS Continued From page Ons. Sr. Alfred P. Watsoa, dentist mored to 7ho aiorgas oiag. :.ualn (71.. : i 1744, i- ;.. (Adv. Merchants Protective . Assn. removed to HO Morgan Building. Mar. 1111, A- Dr. 9. A.' Bees, BentbrtL has removal to J08 Morgan bide, Main 1204. (Adv.) Four Boos Office Suite In Journal bldg. OuUlde rooms, best location. Adv. Br. S. 1C; Xamby has moved to isa Morgan building. Main 1I. (Adv.) XBlgbt Opsi " has no eouaL 'Albfna Fuel Co sdle agents. . - (Adv.) B. O. Brown, xye, Bar, Mohawk (Adv.).-. Br. K Ai Haffmaa, 40 Morgan bldar. -Ad v.. ' .-V : '' -.,',.' Xn. VT. A. tlndsey. 601 Morgan bulld- lBiuV.'t't.1'4:!!-v r? (Adv.)-M Dr. Bonis Cox, S6i Morgan bldg. Adv. Game Hunters Arrested. :T1 William Gray and George Detrie were arrested , yesterday afternoon by Gams pWardens : Irwin . and. Truesdall on a charge of shooting protected game birds. Tha arrest was made on Columbia Boul evard, and the officers confiscated the licenses and guns of the hunters, who will appear for trial at Lents tomorrow. YalanUa Petri, ; a foreigner. Was ar rested for. having In his possession a shotgun, a privilege denied foreigners.-.: . black hat that hung in Winters', of floe, was found 80 feet from the body. ; . : A - dosen threatening letters Sent to Wilkins' wife, through the Winters fan tly, members f which knew where she was. Indicated Wilkins Intention of kill ing both Winters and Mrs. Wilkins, the detectives say. On the black mask ere found, a number oi sandy hairs that cor. respond with the shade, , of Wilkins' locks, it is said.- . Wilkins Missis Since Tragedy, v . -Nothing has been seen or heard -of Wilkins since the tragedy. After Win ters was slugged, the murderer went east along - Boise street towards , the Southern Paclflo .yards, three blocks away, and It is thought that he fled the city immediately on a south bound train. Four , hours 'after the crime had been committed the following description of Wilkins as furnished by hie wife had been flashed south to Sacramento, west to Astoria, north to Seattle and to east ern points:' V.. :V;.-f'1?..,.'i-. vV Ji -1: Y';''; "Twenty-nine years old, i feet 6 incnes talL smooth shaven, very blue eyes and scanty sandy hair, bald on top. ' He was dressed n-a black single breasted suit, tan shoes ana : wrnte snirt wun son oollar," ' izfesW it; "tipH- tii ! A sUt warrant for tha arrest of Wil kins ' charging- murder was - issued by Municipal Judge Stevenson this morn ing: The information was signed by A. J, Winters, brother of the deceased, who conducts an automobile supply shop on Sixth street between Pine and Oak. A man answering; the description of Wilkins applied at a salpon three blocks north of where the assault took place at 11 o'clock Saturday night for flask of whiskey. The German proprietor of; this place, '"to i Detectives Hyd and Vaughn yesterday morning,, said that the man had applied for the half pint flask of whiskey and had paid 25 cents for It. He was to return uonaay, ne said and-pay the other i cents. Trail of Crime Traced. - ! Tha "trail of the crime can be traced almost exactly. Winters had alighted from the Sellwood car at Boise street. On the southwest corner of the intersec tion Is his home, with his real estate office on the same lot, but just north of the house. '"-'-;''; .'"r'-'-'S , Leaving the car, he walked towards the house, hi violin under his arm. As soon as the car started on, the detec tives ' point out.' Wilkins darted from the real estate office in the : shadow of -a tre and telephone pole to the curb, and then jumped at winters, me latter retreated - to thei 'other side of the streets where he dropped his violin. Then he ran south on Milwaukie with his assailant pursuing. There Is a Jog of a hundred -feet in Boise street at Milwaukle. Winters waa caught by his pursuer. It Is surmised, ' at the point where Boise street goes east from Mil waukee. There he waa dealt the blow behind the ear and later the smash on top of the head with a blunt iron Instru ment that crushed his skull In. ? i Unconscious, and with the brain oos. ing from the wound. Winters lay un discovered for : 45 minutes. " Then , an automobile came along, - and Marshall Earle, , the chauffeur, - discovered v the prostrate form and went to the nearest house, which happened to be the -Winters residence, and gave the alarm. He was taken to 8t Vincent's hospital a few minutes later,' accompanied by his wife and a neighbor woman, and died n in operating' table. ;.,i,.:;.-;. Wilkins' wife is at Salem, employed as a domeatla Her address' Is kept secret by the detectives,1 because it is feared that' Wilkin. In his madness, may attempt to ? kill her also. She was brought, to Portland yesterday and In an examination of five hours' duration told everything the knew about her bus- Dana. ; : .:-, ?"v--t- , Separation of the twa came last Au gust, as a result' of an lndlsoretlon on the part of .Wilkins. it is alleged. Miss Frankle Winters, daughter of th mur dered man, went to Ross Landing, near Astoria, where Wilkins waa working a an engineer on a pilednver, to visit his wife; and Mrs. Wilkins returned with her tov PortlandV-.August; : 1 tv 4, .; .fjfc ; " They cam to the Winters realdenc on . Milwaukle street, where Mrs. . Wil kins stayed four days. While there she was taken ill with symptoms 'of ty phoid fever and -was moved to a plaoe in Montavilla, where she was ajck for some time. . Later she .went to Salem to pick hops and Is now said to bs em ployed ther as a domestic , ; : " ;.v WUklns - came ., to ' Portland later. Thinking that the Winters . family was trying to keep his wife away from him, he wrote a number of threatening let ter to his wife and to members of the Winters family, v These letters are In the hands of Detective Captain Baty and have not been made public They show, however, that Wilkins was madly in love with his wife, to whom he had been married six years, and meant to bs -with her. at any cost.-. '.Two weeks ago, . according to mem bers of the Winters family, he went to Kootenay, Idaho, where his wife's par ents live, and tried to persuade them, It Is said., to. have her return to him, He even went so far, two weeks ago, as to send a telegram to the Winters home requesting that his wife be Informed that her father had been Killed.- s iieima - wuKina, nis wire, ist i years old. 7 She Is of Swedish descent and haa been -in this country 10 years. The couple hav been married six years: They ' have no children, ,. . . Btardsrer Laid te Walt, - ' Winters was a musician and dealer In real estate and had th contract to sell Kets .in the; Hoi gate addition," near his home. His office wag next to his- home and it was there that the murderer laid in wait for his victim. Two ohalrs In th office facing theoubl window In front Indicate tharthe , murderer, sat watching.: Winters' desk had been ran sacked thoroughly;: presumably for let ters In the opinion of the detectives, and In a very frenxy of malicious rage; every blank book, dooument and paper of any kind had been torn into tiny pieces and scattered over- the. floor. . - -v. -Dr. G. A. Cathey and Bertllllon Expert Hunter both went to th scene of the tragedy. The former attempted to for mulate a theory, from the -blood stains that were found, and Hunter endeavored to secure finger print evidence on the papers. Both - were unsuccessful. Mrs. George Pippy of ETC Boise street said that she was awakened by two f piarclnK bcreums hear midnight, but did ' not resron( immediately"-'-'-Later she dressed and went to the hospital in the ambulance. ' '-. .. r v- -; , . Many J7tcuves on. .pas. , . . . It was at first thought that Winters had been killed by a Sellwood car, but preliminary investigation ; quickly dis pelled that theory. Plain Clothesmart Tackeberry and Sergeant Pressey were detailed on the case at 1:30 Sunday morning, and at 8!30 Detectives Hellyer and Tlchenor were detailed.' 'Quickly thereafter Captain Baty detailed other men - and.' this ' morning, ' besides those named, tie had -Detectives Snow - and Coleman, Golta and-Royal and Hyde and Vaughn devoting their ' entire time to the case, h:,.. z. . i'-ij . Lou U Winters was St years old and had been: a resident of Portland :' 20 years, a He . wa born near Mlddleton. Besides his wife, two daughters, . the Misses Merle and Frankle. survive. ' H was a member of the Mssonlo fra ternity and burial Wednesday. or Thurs day will be under th auspices of ; that organization, ,..' TILLMAN REUTER GOES' '.'JO TULSA WITH EXHIBIT :j .-'! " -,A... ... - n t.::. ::) v. -,-i ." Vi Tillman' Reuter, Oregon's represent ative to the , dry farming congress at Tulsa, Okla,. will start tonight with a baggage care loaded with, the choloe products of the semi-arid regions of the state. The shipment is being sent free or transportation ' tolls by tha North Bank. Great Northern and Burlington to St. Louis, and th M. K. A T in whose territory the oongress is being held, will take It the-rest of the , way at half the usual charges. - .-; - . Th Oregon Development league con tributed largely to the exhibit and th railroads are furnishing much of the funds to get the products together and on display. -.,-!,, ... R0ST0FFICE CLERK SENT - , TO M'NEILL'S ISLAND ,' f . n ' ' For . abstracting " approximately i 600 parcel post, packages from the mails at Salem., where he was employed to haul the mall to. and from the depots, 'Wil liam Martin waa sentenced to serve It months at McNeill's island this forenoon by Judge Bean in the United States dis trict court- , In passing; sentence Judge Bean stated that he realized th def edant was ab normal, but his offense was serious and he knew . the difference' between right and wrong. The remarks by the court ROMAN MEAL BREAD ' The ancient Roman soldiers, who at no meat but who subsisted upon black hntad. dmalnnad a atrenath Of Dhvslaua I and a hardihood of nature which enabled them to exact tribute from every known nation, and to nonauer the world. r , A modem cereal food, over-refined. catering to the daintiness of appetite and weakening digestive powers, devel ops no such traits a were found In the Romans of old. " , . , A physician haa now given to th world something new In Roman Meal, which is a scientifically balanced . rood composed of Vheat, ry and flax. The flax, after being aieodoiiied by a secret prooess, la called Tlaxosa. The combina tion of these cereals, , which Is coarsely ground for a purpose, Is called Roman Meal, and the Log Cabin Baking Oo. is now baking Bread from this Meal. Roman Meal Bread Is to b had at all grocess and delicatessen stores In Port land and vicinity, at Be a loaf. If you cannot find It at your grocer's, ask him for a 14b.- package of Roman Meal, which he wll sell you for 26c, and bake th Bread yourself. It i worth while Roman Meal may also be used for making gems, , muffins, fruit ' .rocks, cookies, Boston brown bread, eta It con tains all the protelda and carbohydrates and is the last word In modern "back te nature" foods. ; followed an appeal for clemency on th part, of Mar Un'a oounael. ----- -"At Martin's trial it wss brought out that h was once confined in an insane asylum --j'' vv. k.V:.-viv.f- ,f?0'ioan'PcSl,ja,t .'afpecatliee tion, held, her. Saturday to decide on the sit "fori the neW hlgJl school building, a ror aero -tract on North, Main street was selected on the'first and second bal lots, the preferential system being used, A total of , 202 Votes were 'east. The first choice votes showed no 'result. ih Miss Eva Turner ; Dead. Fairvlew, Oct IS, -Miss EvaTurner, acOtLr.ersj..ftMden.t.aOhaJO.jLJ died yesterday at the home of her .par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham L, .Turner, Sh had been ill since last June, when she returned from school. No arrange ments have yet been made , . for : the funeral. ' r j ,,'''"' , .'-,4.. 1 . - '. . . . v..' . Greaham Defeated, i Gresham, Oct IS. The Graham high school football team is nursing bruises and bumps and s grouch as the result of s game with the Camas team last Sat urday at Camas, when the Gresham team was defeated by a score of 26 to 0. It'sWorthWhile v' to receive 38 more - -for your .money. It reduces the cost of living. No better'; -. pork and beans ex ist 1 Yet you get 38 more for' 15c than when you buy other ' ; - brands.. Order a iSc tin today. , Pork and Beans JIL The test of,. .t time has proven the value of BITJJLITHIC? Examine ' 1 Portland's " BItulithic streets for ' yourself. . J . BewTnansportatloa ' dlnbLeonardi vv ay. secretary or me newiy organisea Traff to club of Boise, Idaho, has writ ten J. vH. Lothrop, manager of th transportation bureau of the Portland chamber of commerce, (asking for gen eral Information to help the club get . started on an adequate footing-. Mr. Lothrop is preparing some ideas which '-he will forward to Boise. , ' ': . X,aotnre at T. X. C. A. Tonlglit. Dr. ; C. H. Chapman will deliver the second of his lectur$s on literature In the 'au- ;,dltorlum of the Young Men's Christian ; Association ? tonight at 8 o'clock, i His - subject will be ChurohlU's "Th . Inside of th Cup," , i1 ').-' 1 , , , , i. , t ' W' O. T. V. Will Meet AlbInasW. C. T. V. "will meet . at : tne home of Mrs. Chrlstenson, 883 Borthwlck street, on Tuesday, Ootober 14. , ' , . (Adv.) , ' Bailroad Man Visit PorUaatLA party of official of the Erie railroad speut r t ORIENTAL RUGS t V f . 1 t V ) . J 1 ' - I , ijtte most handsome and highly prized collection of .Persian and ; V' " , Turkish Rugs ever exhibited in this' country' will . , - y- - be placed, on' sale tonight at -f ; j ATFEH BROS Something Attractive In The Way of Prices to Piano Buyers Our position in the Piano trade is unique, r We pay cash for our goods, and our expense to sell-Hiem is nom inaL S " Our warerobms . are on the second floor,' en-' trance through clothing store, 106 Fifth street ' Our line consists of some of the best-known makes Tn Up-' .rights, Grands and Player Pianos, at1 prices that appeal, to discriminating buyers. We . do not indulge in any hot air, but claim to save you: money on, your piano . purchase. It will pay you to climb 'one flight of stairs, as the high rents and enormous running, expenses are' eliminated. You receive the adyantage of: the differ . ence between the high cost of selling and our plan "of i economy. Look around, but before .you buy call: on , us and compare our prices with prices elsewhere. . You will find that this modest statement will be verified. ' . Hovenden Plan. Company " 106 Fifth Street Secorfd Hoor ' AUCTION . 1 Do riot fall to attend this sale, .for; even if 'you do 'not buy 'you will j '. appreciate seeing this gathering together o'f the world's most, beauti fuljarpets, some of which are valued as high' as'$8500. ' All differ tj7ent varieties in sizes from 6x8rup, to 15x25; . : EIGHT O'CLOCK TONIGHT Is -i : Our atoreroorr;a are open for your Inspection of Oriental Rugs all day. From three . , until five In the afternoon we will seU by auction our collection of Laces and linens, Including our finest speclmci sets Valued above $1500.0O . Atiyeh Bros., Alder and Tenth V, txj It Comes J:;;','Frorna:g-;;; FULL DETAILS ON PAGE SIX ; S i , , rrrvKnfWiTtfWxt . . v Y.n.c.A., i , ' noo rofip" "T m:t!t I MH 9rftr'v ftF$S:'t,"';r;-:':'.- "-''' COli hot 4 . m 6ywBMiw. Bwlmiinii, llkn U Colt Conrwa, i mil.. KATKMAIICa .-, -. , 'v - ; ,' . 4 1 Arllbmatle I,.... v.. ....,. t.' AlKMr . ,. ij, ..,,,.,... . : Ocumetry ...r. ...... ......... .. Tiixoiiumrfry lAKOUAfllS Knflisb (for feralga ajfo),., 1 :-, EuflUb Orammar, ..,,,..,... Kngllh Literature............ French V Oortua ............ ........ -Tatin n- Hpenlffb ' 4'. . . . . j . . ,i , , Business amd TEADE v, -, schools ArcountlnS (full enune) .,.4 AdrertUlug full amre), .... '1 Aeaa,in (course) Aatoroobils ruU eoune).... Bookkeeping 'Carpentry - Electricity .................. rhtrmacr fcoonM) ......... , Plan RadlnfH)oat Enginearinr , Plumblug ......i ' Reinforced Concrete Conatrue'a . Bileamaoihlp ............... 4 Mow Card Writing......., " Bborthandi .. .4 ..... ........ emrveyin ana napfiiuf. .., . 1' Telegraphy and itpetchln.. Typewriting- ......... v. '- Wireleea Teleoraphy (coerae) DSAfTlSO COUbi.B 1 - Architectural Urawlnf , ... . .. , Krtehanrt Drawing .......... - Mechanical Priwlos. ........ BIBCELLAHEOUS ' , , i.nemuiry ................. History 1 eumananip ,,... .v. . Ueoarapby ................ V rnjaiea - ,...-.....,.,.v.,... moiie e pe, ting ............ Vocal Ilaale ........ ... , act I " a. Oil f . 1 c l.l'O I M ' t .00 : .o . t Ml 'ISO 00 , 16 eo to 00 il 00 4 00 ' 10 00 . " IT 0 , 14.00 15 oe ' ao.oe 80.00 it.oo ' 00 10 00 la 00 , 4 00 , o.oo - i.w T 40 7.40 4 oe 10.00 1 00 r:00 .00 7.00 00 .C0 .. A, Leading ' ; Portland Bank 'SaysrV 1L lI :' - ."We are of the opin- ', , i ion that a Certificate t ; , 1 of .Title from ' a re- sponsible - company ; ' "' is preferable to and, ' ' .' more secure than, aii - , , " ordinary, abstract of , ; , title.",- - Investigate. 1 - Call for : booklet, , - . Title & - Trust Co 4th and Oak St3. " ' i '. . . .We Also , Issue ,'v , ,,' b - -' Title Insurance 11 V - 1 ) Dignified Optical Service at Popular .-. ' i 1 ' Prices. ; '.." . .'' : i ;daytoii. .. mrnnimm nnn a vnrn 308-9 SWETLAND BLDO. Fifth ' and Wash. . Fifth Floor Entrance on Fifth St..' , , For salesmen and those who want to be salesmen. N . SSATTTSUBS 1 Sclentlfio princi ples ot j salesman ship. , II Leading special ists as lecturers. III Live t e a h r - who know. Cll or write T, M? C. WETSACKtR a. umy ana jNignt School. Y vis: v jiririnOfs BOSTOI DENTISTS We are now located between Fourth and Filth on Washington street. nd are prepared to give you first Clas work , at reasonable prices. Rubber Plates ...... .5.00 and up- Oold Crowns ....... .iS.SO snd up Bridge Work ....... end tip Porcelain Crown.. .,.3.50 and up Silver Filling .. .,.....& and up Oold FtlUnKS .1" 1MB. H. r. VITlOlt, Mgv. 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