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' jr'.' BRIEF INFORMATION (187D OAT Or 101 S J Coming Events. Consumers' lrafu. win meet at Central li brary. July 8. 8 p. m. Ninth annual conrentlon of Orrcon Cnlro- nrsetta aaaoclatton, Uutel Portland. Jul 0, T, 8. , Stat. Dfntal association nnnl matting, North Pacific Dental, college, July 6. a 7 and s. Rotary club beeta soon, July 11. School cblldren'a play at Vibloton Park, July 12. Ad dub meet at Oregon hotel at noon, Jnl 12 Oregon Sweet Pea society, sesnth ananal exhibit. July 12 and 18. at Meier Frank'! auditorium. Northwest Real Estate Dealera' conTtatlon, Portland. JiiIt 17 and 18. Internal eonvcntlou of rial aetata men to I. h.M In Pnrllmul Jutr IT. 18. ltt. Orand Temple. Fytbian Slaters of Oregon, Beeta bere July 2H-ii. .nnTi.i,il,,n f,? knlvhta of Pytblaa and Prtb In bisters will be beld in Portland August 1-10 Twenty-third annuel outing of iiazamaa to Tbree meters, Auguei o-zi. Kscurslon to t'ooa Bay. O.-egon Journal fpe- ' del, lee Ting Portland August i&. iu p. m. returning to 1'ortUud b a. u., bunday. Aug uel 27. Cltlsena military framing ramp at American Lake. Augual l-spieuioer v. Municipal Tiand Concerts. Wedneedey, 3uly 0, 8 p. m., Laurelburat Dirk. Thursday. July ft. 8 p. m.. Penlniula park. Friday. July 7, 8 p. m.. Columbia park. buiiiUy. July 9. a p. m.. Waauington park. Today' Forecast. Portland and rlc-lnlty Tonlgbt and Tbura- dey fair; westerly wlmle. OiKon and WanhlnRton Tonlgbt and Tburs- day gtirelly fulr; westerly wIihIa. Idaho Tonlgbt and Thiireday generally fair. Weather ConditionH. High prenure obtains on tbe north Paplfle roat and oer the upper Mlaalaalppt aud Ohio valleys and Lake roirlm. Hip nreaure t low orer other aei'tions, with rentrrs of depression er Ailzonn nnj wmtliern lxiuiiaua. where tlie bsronietrlf prensure this morning wee reported a lll.H Inches. Italua liavo (alien )km Uy In Washington, weiteru Canada, Nebraska. Iowa, the Utiir atntea, Massachusetts and (Jueber. A thunderetoriii wis reported from Walla Walla. The weather Is warmer In moat of the northern states, and cooler In nortU-ceutrnl Callfornln, northern Montana, Alberta, western Missouri and on the west Uulf and Atlantic coasts. The conditions are faroruble for Kenemlly fair weather In tula district tonight and Thurs day. T. FRANCIS I'ltAKK. Assistant Korecaater. taoatiov os tmaaa. strBBSoa&Eas Wken going away tor tne summer or on your racatloo bay The Journal follow yon at the regular rata of 15 rente week; or the following agents will supply yon at tb regular city rates: Bar View, Or. P. C. Bobiaon. Bay City, Or-Mrs. J. c. MrClura, Bayooean. Or. Edward B. Cook. Cannon Beach, Ecola, Or. L. W. Crone. Caraon. Wasb. Carl B. Smith and IShlp herd's Hprings. (iarlbaWl, Ot. D. C. nils. Cearbart, Or. E. M. Waterboua. Long Beach. Wash. alUton Harris (all points on beach). Manhattan Beach, Or. Mrs. Q. I. Huston. Manaanlta Bearh. Or. U. B. Noon. Neah-kab-nle Beach Tohl A Andersen. Newport. Ot, O. P. Shoemaker. Ocean Park. Wash. Utltoa Harris. Kockaway Beach, Or. W. R. Dertne. St, Martin's Springs, Wash. Mrs. BZ. M. Long. Seaside. Or. Manley Abbott (all poloU oa the beach). Peavlew, Wash. Milton Harris. Tlllaumok. Or. Leo Morrison. Wllholt springs. Or. f. W. MeLeran. Observations. Temperature g v m Z it . gas 8TATIONS f i-i Jh iS -5 t5 Hx 5- tC S ifi i bS, 13 C 3 Ij lit 6. liakei . Or I-1 1 (i uO , . . . . , O Hole. Idaho .V 2 M :4 . . .( t) Boston, Maaa... M 4 iVi M 12 .12 hlcago, till 72 74 t!U t Dn?er, l olo U8 M Hl tii . . . . 0 I)es Molnea, la.. 7o O ( 7 tW 18 Kduioutou, Alb.. 44 1 l 2 24 Kureka. Cal.... W 0 & 54 . . . Ualveston, Texas. 7fl 4 ill 70 12 .52 Jacksonville. Kla 7H O 1)2 74 10 .02 Kansas City. Mo. 7u 8 INJ 0 n Knoxrllle, Tenn. 70 - 4 Wl W .... U lwlaton. Main..! - H t 1 4.. Angeles. Call 5 0 7 M u arahrield, t. . , DO f 4 bl 48 . . . . MonUeal. yue.. tM t- U U 'M 12 . Nei Orleans, lj 8( 2 w Js 20 .01 New York, S.V. W f 74 68 18 U N. Head, Vn... B2 J "2 tl N. Platte. Net.. 7) -t- 4 W 70 ol N'.skiiua. WnJ M 4 III . W 0 PochIi.-IIo, Idaho. t4 4- Ml 64 0 I'urtlauil. Of 55 fi 7 IVi l I'. ltiiHTl. IIC. 4U II M 41 OS lloevlm. g. dr.... 52 4 7 ) fU U XI 1'aui. Mlun.. 70 1- 2 hl H4 . . . O hall Luke, Ctab. 04 4 ( 04 o Man Diego. I'al.. 0 2 tW W) " bku KrancUco. .. W) 4 W W Seattle. Wash... 00 0 tW SO 12 .UJ Miokune, Wash.. B(l N-10 174 M) " Tacuiua. Wash.i S" O 8 ! 2 1atwh I . Wn . ;S 2 rK 60 14 I .10 Walla Walla, 0 10 m 00 1 .01 ttasbltiglou, D C 08 -- 2 8o t!2 1 ) ell"t"ne Ph. I 4S )- 8 72 4H 10 i O along the Columbia rlrer highway (see shore) to flood Rlrer aud then up through Uood River ralley to Mount Hood lodge, 3800 feet elevation, or on to Cloud Cap Inn, 0000 feet elevation; conditions Ideal for mountain; Tlewa glorlonsi roada good. Or, take train to Hood Hirer; tbeuce by automobile dally to Cloud Cap inn. or by Uood Rlrer Valley rail road to Parkdale and stage from there. South aide Automobile stage dalle from Portland tc Uorernment Camp, Rhododendron Tarern, Welcbea. Arra Wanua. Or take ettb- urban electric trains to Boring station and atage. Suburban trips Vis P. R.. L. ft P. Co.: Bull Bun park, 30 ml lea; Eat are da park. 84 miles, fishing and mountain trails; Canemab perk. 10 miles, overlooking Willamette; Co lumbia beach, end Vancouver line, bathing "The Oaka park on Willamette; Vancouver and Vancouver Barracka. northwest military head quarters; Wtlbolt Sprluga, on Willamette Val ley Southern; Willamette t'alla and Oregon C.ty. 13 mi lea south. a Via Oregon Electric Willamette valley, Sa lem and Kugene. Via O W. R. ft N. Bonneville, fish batch eilei, ptrnlc grounda. Hood River, Cascade Lotks. paralleling Columbia river highway. Via Southern Pacific Tualatin and Yamhill valleys, loop. Via river "learners Up Willamette to Oregon City and Salem; up Columbia to The Dalles: down Columbia to Astoria and mouth of Co lumbia river, terminus Aator expedition. Sal mon canneries, salmon fishing, Jetties, forts. Via North Bank Astoria, Uearbart. Seaside, bacb batblng. Caves of Josephine, via Southern Pacific and atnge. Crater Lake, via Southern Pacific, Medford and auto atage, or vis Oregon Trunk or O-W. R. ft N., Bend and auto atage. Ocean resorts Seaside, Uearbart, Newport, Tillamook, Marsbfleld. Deacbutea canyon and Central Oregon, via O-W. R. ft N., or P. ft S. Wallowa valley. Lake Joaepb and Eagle) Cap, via O-W. R. ft N. Pendleton Round-Up. Hot Springe, Eastern Oregon, via 0-W. R. ft N. Mlscellaneoua Fishing, bunting, outing trips. He? or la Ocean: Uearbart, Seaside, Long Beach, Newport, Cannon Beach, Bayocean, 'llllaojook. Mountain: Cloud Csp Inn, Govern ment Csuip. Mount Hood Lodse. Rhododendron Tavern. Welches. Arra Wanna, The Eyrie, Jewett Farm. Springs: Wilbult, Snlpberd't, ll.t Lake. Waahlnpton Vancouver aud -military poet: Mt. Adtims. Mt. St. Helens, ice caves; Long Dcuch reaorta. lor further Information, rates and routes, see Doiaey B. Smith, Travel Bureau. 116 Third, corner Waablngton, or Journal Travel Burenu. Broadway and Yamhill. ONE DROWNS WHEN THE SEVW0LF TIPS are rxm waK9'9?g mtt(ttim I--; i sewjji urini nimiiaan;wiiaii . un..i yjwy ';'"i';W'fg!',T nr.y 'irT il ii "u ,,1-,,,! 'r '' X.1,' 'v A'A 'I I anil nn-tlMM11"IWI1llrtd'WWMWlftlllsllllllllls1ls1IPIIIIIII I salll III )IIMIIIsaMsallltlWlltwllrT"r T fl II ' l"i II i" II i f :tf:.v.:::x-....':.;v The Sea Wolf, fishing craft which capsized "yesterday at the month of the Necanicum river. 10WN TOPICS Seaside. Or., July 6. Frederick Wil liam Prouty, proprietor of the local lumber mill, who was drowned early Tuesday morning off the mouth of the Necanlcum, when the Sea Wolf cap sized, was born April 13, 1886, at Craw ford, Woodbury county, Iowa, Mrs. Prouty, with J. A. Prouty, brother of Fred, had gone to Bremer ton, Wash., with the remains of ,Mre. J. A. Prouty, who died last Saturday.! On the e,a Wolf with Prouty were his brother, Arthur, Roy Mahrmann, and A. C. Carle. Carle swarri to shore for assistance, and Harry Spatch and i L. B. Robinson responded in time to save Mahrmann. Prouty's body was recovered. Phantom Ship Puzzle Is Solved t. t st X Vlan Chases Runaway Yacht I V i mi veloi'ltlva of less than 10 tuiiea an hour and mu. on nt a of precipitation of lesa than .01 of an loth are not puhllahed hereon. The Journal TruveT Guide of Port land and Oregon. Columbia Kiver Highway America's moat wonderful scenic road lur vehicles. No grade exceeding per ceut. Hardnurtace loadway psal waterfalls and mouutnlne through the heart of tbe Cascade range, bee the Gorge of the Columbia, Sbepperd'a bell. Crovtn 'Vint, I alourelle. bridal Veil, Mint. Wahkeeira. Mult nomah. Horsetail and other waterfaila, Bonue li)e (Ish butcheries, Oneouta goe, lteuaou Park and Wlneuiab Plntiaclea. Last Iroiu Port laud via llase line. Sandy or Section Line roads. ludlvloiiala do we, I to make arrange mtntB throiiah u reptnelble aKeucy. Trip up Coluu till, river by boat or one way b) boat and reuin uy auto. Council Great ovci looking city, 1100 fret high. View uut'tiuaied of Columbia and Wil lamette rlveia, lua.atlu and Willamette val leys. CaHcade and loaat rangea; enow peak colony of Cascade (norib to east on clear daysi, Including Mt. Kaluler, 14.4UM ft; Mt. Helens Ut&f ftel; Ml. Adams, 12.307 feet: Mt. Uood 11.22Z leet; Mt. Jefferson. lU,u2 feet. Parks Washington, st bead of Washington street. Flowers, shruba and trees; children's plu)groUtida: loo. Noteworthy pieces of aMilp ture, ' ruing of the Wblte Man," by Her nia r Atkins McNeil; "Sacajawea," Indian wo man who guided Lewla and Cluark, by A'lce Cooper. Tea uiiuutea' walk, l'enlusula. aunken rose gardens, containing more tbao 7X varie ties; playgrounds end model community bouse, jUblna aid Aiuawortb avenues. Laurelhurat, . East Oak and Thirty-ninth. Mt; Tabor, head of Hawthorne avenue. Macleay. Cornell road, nature Wft untouched; primeval forest, wild canyon. Forestry Building. Lewis and Clark exposi tion grounds; contains I.OtiO.UOO feet of lum ber, museum of forest products. Visitors wel come from 8 a. m. to o p. in. "W" car on liorrlson street. Boulevards Columbia and Willamette, en circling peninsula; excellent views of harbor, ehlpplng and Industries; Terwllllger, south on Sixth: Falrmouut, east of and Skyline, west of LVuncIl Crest. Columbia river highway, see above. Fublls Institutions. City hall and historical museum, rifth and Madison; county court house, Fourth and Salmon; Central library. Tenth ana Yamnui; An museum, rnrtb. near Yamhill.; customs house, I'ark and Broadway; Central poatonice. ruin ana Morrison; r. m ' C A., Sixth and Taylor; V. V. c. A.. Broad way and Taylor. Exhibits Oregon resources, nab and game. Oregon .building, rinn aud oak; historical Oregon Historical society. 207 Second street musenm, city 'ball; lumber Industry, Forestry XHitioing. Harbor Features Weat and eaat aide public docks, motor boat .ending, foot of Stark: boat house fur river ...urs; shipping, modern bridges, Broadway, tiaiiroaa ana tlawthi rne. Panoramic view of city from Willamette King's .and Portland ..elghta. Council treat. Mt, laoor. Views of down-tow si districts. Journal build Ing, Veon building. Northwestern National Bank bulldlna. Meier & Frank a. Northwest Meat Packing aud Stork Center Union Meat company, union stockyards com pany, North Portland. Uniformed guide. Keu . phintA to atnrkvarda ear Worthy of Mot loe Skid more fountain. First and Ankeny, by Olln H. Warner, presented by Stephen Skldmors. Thompson fountain, pre. as n tea oy Liavia r. iwujpwo, riaxa Diock, Fourth and Salmon; Soldiers' monument Lewnadala auuare. Fourth and Taylor. China to w on North Fourth ad Second Streeta. Modern high and. grade schools; school gar dens ; rose hedge. "Seeing rortland." antomobllea. "Seeing Portland," trolley care. Trip through lumber mills. Typical Home Sections Portland Heights, Nob Hill. Irvlngton. Mount Hood Tripe North aide: Drive oat Tett Funeral Tomorrow. Charles E. Y tt, who died In this city yesterday, at. a result of an automobile falling: on him while at work under it, was 38 years of age and a member of the Elks of Knoxvllle. Tenn., and of the Wood men of the World of Yoncalla. Or. He is survived by his widow, three broth ers and his parents, all of this city. The brothers at e P. W B. H: and F. B. Yfrtt. The parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Vett. The SXewes Undertaking com pany. Third and Clay streets, will have charge of the funeral which will take place at their parlors tomorrow at 10 a. in. . Abner T. Bradbury, the well known traveling salesman, who was stricken with paralysis some two years ago and has been conducting a cigar store at Third and Washington, is now taking subscription for the Curtis Publishing company publications, and may be reached at Tabor 1480. Mr. Bradbury's many friends among the boys on the road will no doubt be glad to hear this; and ran help him by entering a sub scription. (Adv ) Funeral of Mrs. Chrlgtoferaon. The funeral of Mrs. Tliea Christoferson, wife of A. M. Christoferson. who died unday, was held this afternoon from the F. S. Dunning chapel. East Sixth and East Alder streets, and Interment nade In Rose City cemetery. Mrs. Christoferson is survived by four daughters. Miss Carrie Christoferson, Mrs. A. O. BJelland. Mrs. A. Nelson and Mrs. Jennie Christoferson. W. C. T. V. to Olve Banquet. The W. C. T. U. of Mount Scott district will give a banquet Friday night, beginning at 7 p. in., in the Kvanirellcal church. Lents. Ex-Governor Oswald West, Dr. lx:vy Pennington, and others, will speak. A musical program has been arranged. Pantomime) to Be Given. The Arts and Crafts society will give their post poned Shakespearean Dream" in pan tomime and tableaux Friday evening of mis weeK. weatner permitting. It is to be staged in Mrs. H. C. Wortman's garden. Must Xsep Promise Budd Rldd ar rested this morning by Deputy United States Marshal Fuller on a charge of having opium in his possession, was released on his own recognizance to report to Assistant Federal Attorney ! Henrichsen's 1861 4 386 Washington Street Park and 10th Srror ease- w - w as m m mm w syts Wttf Boys' Solid Gold Signet Ring Special $2.45 Wh Monograrn Stories of ships with phantom crews and mysteries of the South seas were recalled to bathers and boaters on the upper river yesterday afternoon when a large yacht was seen sailing through the wildest gyrations without ever a hand guiding Its course and not a maa on its decks. And the good folk had still more to think about when they saw a man, evi dently running on the top cf the water, starting in the general direction of the boat, now hesitating, as if un decided whether to return, now Jump ing along the surface of the Willam ette in a manner that was positively uncanny. A closer analysis made matters very simple. The boat did not drop out of fiction and the man running along the water was a very matter of fact young business man of Portland, John Scott of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company. As the Cap'n said to Bill, It was like this: The Albatross III, Captain George S. Shepherd, commanding, had dis charged its cargo of picnickers at Windemuth for a little swim. Th air was cold and the water warm, and while the bathers were disporting themselves, the big boat tugged and strained with all sails up, until the painter was sawed in half. At the right moment it broke from its moorings. Just as Mr. Scott came out on the landing. The boat started like a filly from the corral. Mr. Scott watched it one moment and then started out to sea on a string of boom sticks, smaller than the average, and so water logged that they hardly pro truded above the surface. It was a game fight to save the ship, which seemed bound to dash itself to pieces on the stern coast of log-lined Ross island. Her capture seemed Imminent a Scott made flying leaps across the water. She seemed under hand as he made a last leap for her. But the boat didn't stay where he aimed his Jump. The rest of the story was summed up In the wet clothes which flew from the mast the rest of the afternoon. Then' came, real fun. A motorboat' started after the runaway yacht. Its capture was no easy matter. As the more cumbersome launch turned one way, the yacht went the other. By anticipating its moves, it finally was out-maneuvered and coaxed back to Windemuth. The Fourth at Rrdgefield. Rldgefleld, Wash., July 5. Mayor Baker delivered an address of wel come to the many visitors who came here to spend the Fourth. The oration of the day was given by Rev. C. C Rarick of the Central Methodist Episcopal church of Portland. Pa rade, sports, including a ball game be tween Ridgefield and Pioneer, which almost ended in a fight, were features of the local celebration. Rankin every Monday until such time a it becomes apparpnt whether or no he will make good in his promise to leave the drug alone. In the meantime the charge is over him. The illness of Mrs. Rldd influenced Mr. Rankin in making the arrangement. Columbia Kiver BOgiiway' Stag's Two round trips. Bridal Veil to Port land, dally. Leave Bridal Veil 7:30 a. m. and 1:10 p. m. Leave St. Charles hotel, Portland, 10 a, m. and 4 p. m. Saturday and Sunday evening; leave Bridal Veil 6:30 p. m., and Portland 11 P. m. (Adv.) Th Troy Laundry Co. has opened a bundle office at 105 Broadway, between Washington and Stark, in connection with Enke's west side office. (Adv.) tamr Jessie) Xarklaa, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, daily except Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.) Basements Pumped, outfits rented by hour, day or Job. Phone Brdy. 756, Standard Machinery Co. (Adv.) - Summer Dancing. Cotillion hall, Tues., Wed., Sat. eve. Coolest hall, roof garden. (Adv.) Printed Stationery, Books, Posters. F. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165, A-116S. Ad. Br. X. C. Brows, Eye, Ear. Mohawk 1 building. (Adv.) ROOSEVELT'S TEETH Reflect His Wonderful ENERGY health and Dr. B.LWright Sound teeth, good vigor are inseparable. Let me place your teeth tn per fect condition. All fillings, scien tific bridgework and perfect-fitting plates supplied at most rea sonable prices. Gentleness and skill assured. PaialMs Extraction of Teeta. Dr. B. E. Wright XTorthwsst Corner Sixth sad WashUagton, northwest Building Phones Main 2119. A-2119. Office Hours, 8 A. If, to 8 P. M. Consultation Free. Clearing Sale Reductions will be found on all lines. We carry nothing over, hence you will find many worth-while REDUCTIONS. SEE THESE VALUES SUITS REDUCED $12.75 $15.00 COATS REDUCED $8.75 $13.50 $22.50 $17.50 $28.50 $36.50 DRESS AND GOWN REDUCTIONS Tub Dresses $4.95 and $8.75 Assorted Silk Dresses $13.75, $15.75, $19.50 Assorted Fine Frocks $27.50 and $45.50 BLOUSE REDUCTIONS $3.50 $4.95 $5.75 SKIRT REDUCTIONS $4.95 $6.95 $8.95 $11.75 Wttock ttkeS 4P r 303 J8foel QOasAcngton-JF. ' Q SAVE $5.50 ON A UacuumQeatiec DURING HOTPOINT WEEK JULY 3-8 Regular Price $25 This Week Only $19.50 Equals the efficiency of highest priced cleaners. Has an all-steel case, adr-cool motor, adjustable rear roller, double-lined dustbag. Complete with cord and plug. JW&at: I;ij01 Call aatl La U Demons trat STUBBS ELECTRIC CO- SIXTH AT PINE Both PWe RCHVAB PRINTING CO. BEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER Hal STARK STREET SECOND AY' Tweety-TMrd Semi-Aiiiial Sale Begins Today, Wednesday, July Fifth For a brief time only our great stock of Men's and Women's Fine Clothing, Men's Underwear anti Neckwear and Wilson Bros.' Shirts at special prices. This sale affords the thrifty a chance to buy good, dependable merchandise at small cost, at a time when the price on everything is advancing by bounds. Ycu are the .gainer if you take advantage of this sacrifice of profit Men's Chesterfield Suits and Overcoats Reduced $20 Values at . . $15.00 $25 Values at . . $18.50 $30 Values at . . $23.50 $35 Values at . . $26.50 $40 Values at . $29.50 $45 Values at . . $34.50 $50 Dress Suits at $40.00 MEN'S FINE UNDERWEAR $1.00 Garments 85c $1.50 Garment $1.25 $2.00 Garments $1.60 $2.50 Garment $1.95 $3.00 Garments $2.40 $4.00 Garment $3.25 $5.00 Garment $3.95 WILSON BROS.' SHIRTS REDUCED $1.50 Shirts $1.15 $2.00 Shirts $1.65 Ladies' Silk Suits and Dresses One-Half Price $30 Values at . . $15.00 $35 Values at . . $17.50 $40 Values at . . $25.00 1 $50 Values at . . $25.00 $65 Values at . . $32.50 $75 Values at . . $37.50 Ladies' Wool Suits and Coats ONE THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE. Ladies' Skirts $4.95 Fine wool materials, values $10.00 to $16.50; your choice of this lot AND DRESSES $5.00 Come and get your share of the good things offered. Terms of sale cash. ODD LOT SUITS Values $30 to $40, your choice at ..... . Willys-Overland to Operate Own Branches on Coast . ( 4 t I 1 1 HI iir - - GTTJ) A "Z Corner Washington and li West Park Streets The purpose of the Willys-Overland Company in pur chasing the entire holdings of J. W. Leavitt & Co., is to give to owners of Overland and Willys-Knight cars the best possible Factory-to-Owner Service In order to carry out this plan the Willys-Overland Company is now building new service branches at San Francisco, Oakland,, Sacramento, Los Angeles, and Pasadena. Others will be built irnmediatcly at Seattle, Spokane and Hollywood Tb. trotaftr af Laavrltt to WClyav-Oraa-lazMl win b. ma4. July 1st. Tb optratlng awmpsny wUl fca known in Cali fornia as th. WTUjrs-Orrtavn4 of California and la th. Northwaat aa th. OvtYlsud-laaUta, In. Prsotloally th. amtir. IstaTltt Or ranlsatlon wtU tM rrtahvad fry th. Willys . Ovatrsaaal Oosnp?. and aw stood will b. addad to taka air of Mm Iporsas.d dssnand for OrarUad aad WlUya-Kalcat Cars. OVERLAND-PACIFIC, Inc. Broadway at Davis Street Phone Broadway 3535 mm vaH & ;-'t