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that will (leiiionstrate by machinery in 

 motion the latest and most modern 

 methods of preparing the land. 



It is intended that the Exposition at 

 Seattle will present a long-looked-for 

 opportunity to study soil products at 

 close range. The county fair, as well 

 as state fairs, olTers this feature as the 

 serious side with much success. In the 

 city where thousands of people are 

 constantly seeking something new the 

 land show has demonstrated many 

 times that it is the real medium where- 

 by the masses receive much of their 

 real knowledge of the land and what 

 it can produce and go to their homes 

 with a first-hand knowledge of the 

 future awaiting them on the lands of 

 the Northwest. 



The railways serving the Northwest 

 will all have displays. From the 

 Seattle Land Show the immigration de- 

 partments will select exhibits for dis- 

 play in Eastern and Middle Western 

 ticket ofTices and for use on exhibi- 

 tion cars. 



While the Exposition is in progress 

 low fares will be offered for the round 

 trip to Seattle, and coming in the fall 

 when the farm work is light, a great 

 attendance is expected. It is also 

 planned to advertise the Exposition so 

 that the various features will be 

 brought to the attention of tourists in 

 Seattle en route home after a visit to 

 California or British Columbia, the 

 national parks, or coming directly to 



TheSchool thatGetsResults 



A select boarding and day school for boys 

 and young men. Accredited at leading univer- 

 sities. Small classes. Strict discipline. Fall term 

 opens September 18, 1916. Send for catalog. 



HILL MILITARY ACADEMY, 



821 Marshall St. Portland, Oregon 



Uniting Learning and Labor 



THE OREGON 

 AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 



In its Six Schools and Forty-eight De- 

 partments is engaged in the great work of 

 uniting Learning and Labor. 



Forty- eighth School Year Opens 



SEPTEMBER 18, 1916 



Degree Courses requiring a four-year 

 high school preparation, are offered in the 

 following: 



AGRICULTURE, 16 Departments; 

 COMMERCE, 4 Departments; ENGIN- 

 EERING, 6 Departments; MINES, 3 De- 

 partments; FORESTRY, 2 Departments; 

 HOME ECONOMICS, 4 Departments; and 

 PHARMACY. 



Vocational Courses requiring an Eighth 

 Grade preparation for entrance are offered 

 in Agriculture, Dairying, Commerce, For- 

 estry, Home Makers, and Mechanic Arts. 

 Pharmacy with a two-year high school 

 entrance requirement. 



SCHOOL OF MUSIC— Piano, String, 

 Band and Voice Culture. 



Catalogue and beautiful illustrated book- 

 let free. Address The Registrar, 



CORVALLIS. OREGON. 



Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore. 



A "STANDARD" COLLEGE 

 FOREST GROVE, OREGON 



Twenty-five miles west of Portland. 



Beautiful Campus. 



Fine Modern Buildings. 



Reached by 36 trains daily. 



Equipment and Endowment worth 

 $500,000. 



Highly Trained Teachers. 



Noted Conservatory of Music. 



Growing Student Body. 



Strong Student Organizations with 

 "College Spirit." 



Christian Influences. 



Special help for self-supporting 

 students. 



Write for Free Illustrated 

 Bulletins to 



PRES. C. J. BUSHNELL 



FOREST GROVE, OREGON 



UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 



EUGENE 

 The State University — Tuition Free 



The University Offers Work in the Following Schools and Colleges: 



Graduate School 



College of Literature, Science and 

 THE Arts 



General Courses in Liberal Arts 



Special Courses: 



Course Preparatory to Medicine 

 Course Preparatory to Law 

 CoursePreparatory toEngineering 

 Course Preparatory to Journalism 



School of Law 



A Three- Years' Course, requiring two years' 

 work in Liberal Arts for Admission. 



School of Architecture 



A Four- Years' Course. 



School of Commerce 



A Four-Years' Course. 



School of Education 



A Four- Years' Course. 



School of Journalism 



A Four- Years' Course. 



School of Medicine 



A Four- Years' Course in Portland with 

 two years' preparatory in Eugene. 



School of Music 



Piano, Voice. Violin, Wind Instruments, 

 Harmony and Musical History. 



Summer School 



a Six Weeks' Course. 



School of Correspondence Study. 



The Fall Semester will Open Tuesday, September 12, 1916 



Send for General Catalog or Special Bulletins. Address The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene 



the North Pacific Coast for the vaca- 

 tion period. 



Entertainment features -will be many 

 and varied. Every organization in 

 .Seattle will have a special day at the 

 Land Show. Eerullo's band, one of the 

 great musical organizations of the coun- 

 try, will be heard in (huly concerts, 

 and tests, demonstralions, contests 

 and other features will offer amuse- 

 ment for old and young alike each 

 day while the First Annual Land Show 

 is in progress. The Exposition will be 

 under the management of I). D. Olds, 

 formerly manager of the Fair Hesper- 

 ides at Wenatchee and assislant man- 

 ager of the National .^jjple Show at 

 Spokane. Manager Olds will furnish 

 premium lists on request. 



Apples color and mature better, espe- 

 cially on the lower limbs, if tlie growth 

 under the trees is mowed down. 



Miss Catlin's Resident 

 and Day School for Girls 



To occupy its new building this fall. 

 Ample ground for athletic uses and a 

 special provision for boarding students 

 are attractive features of the new devel- 

 opment. 



Girls prepared for Eastern as well as 

 Western colleges and schools under a 

 faculty of experienced Eastern teachers. 



Courses in Art, Music and Dramatic 

 Art offered. 



All departments from the Montessori 

 for little children through college pre- 

 paratory and special courses for older 

 girls provided. 



Numbers in the classes are kept small 

 to allow careful supervision of each stu- 

 dent's work. 



Catalofiitc sent ufion request to 



161 Twenty-Third Street, PORTLAND, OREGON 



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