URRENT COMMENT j
.1 uny i"-"'" lH soim.iuno
, tho Biiiniiiobllo buby car-
L lilK 10 ,nko you
limhym.tfnr.uiulrli.K.
Ln mi" c,"",lry ,r"ln" "
DtKHl 10 l' l" l"
! .c li Jiw- Jiry"' pnrnmount.
wMM" " " Ml'1" "no; ,mt
..t ilifcal.'its lo disturb tli first.
u,l will '"'K'11 l",v
,.h i, prolmlily wniu mi um r.i
ik,
rouiitry ly "''"fit "uU M,
...,i,,n miyn tl' Hullus News;
l(,vw, ho P",H u 1,1 ,,m,r IH'
ilbui nn.
...mm sro Hi" I'"" I'obbIIiIo food
tl0Pomil'li-" This statement
crafty nifiiiiH or creating a uo-
i, fur tlicin.
I it ink" 42A,o(IO British soldiers
. .. . ... II ((I tf ll l.fi.tl Mi.U
hold tinny-""' - '
,r)ril I.iiiiiImIowuo--Iiow many
I w nw-HHiiry to ! 10 miles?
Krntury will P-dum next year'
0r wlilnln-y nnnthlnl. mime
mj'tn rotisttiiKMH iiilitlit ilo well to
llarly ri'iluiti tint Input.
ilii.ro nrn K. 9:11.05$ unmarried
1. 1.. ... i.. i.
,,h Stiifn, nearly O.ooo.ooo.
ilil my luii'lii'liir tnx overcome
n i r.nt iut 'f splnstorhoodT
il ill the tyrants of earth, Dame
Lion h.i tho fewest biographers;
no on" tint) ndi'ouniolr under-
n to fathom lr psychological
4PL0YMENT SERVICE.
khe failed Htiitf government
'by notii'K-n f :rmr, ranchmen,
flmoti, fruit growers, hopralsern
I all other employers Hint tlirotiKli
Employment branch of tho I
input ul Labor It In prepared to
nlKb free if charge workers In any
ntoir, m:il or fmnnlo, skilled or
killed, iiiiilvc-linrn or foreigners,
lUli-Kpi'tfklnK or IIioho of alien
ruo.
1m government's employment
i Iro In it nulliiiiiil affair Willi
InrliM In iviry large city of the
rj Htnti'H. Through nn llller-
ihfuot liifiiriimtlon between these
:uornu ollhi-H. nil tlia various dln-
i or toni'H lire kept advised Of
K renditions tliroiiRliotit tho
ntry. If (itnrtiiiitlit!ft for work
not ho lllh'.l liy the dUtrlct In
fh they orlKliinto tlicy nr rrrr
d other lirniii:lii'n for nctlon.
Uari;.. iiuinhcr of lili'll mill womiMI
t rtftlittiTiMl for work it tho I'ort-
i branch. Kroni thin iiiimiImt It
uM not ho illlllcult to sco urn lilp
any partlrulur kind' Many of
who Iihvk found omploynKMil
uuitli thi KoviTtimwit'ii itorvtco nre
llill-fip;iklli! ulli'lin who llllVU
tlioroiiKh uKrti-tilturul trulnlliR
I pirli.iici in tlmir native Inndu
'lr thrift und HtttidineMii toKHhr
li tliPlr knowli-dKO of IntnnBivo
' Ival Ion nuiki'H thorn vuhmlilo nn
p IiuhiIh In thU rou n try. .
1,10 Knv"" nt Ih pnrtlculnrly
I Altt'il to supply Bt'tiKiiiiiililo luhor,
b 1'iTry mill nppU) plckliiK nnil
liiip plckliiK, Rruln hnrvvBt
. nc nthfr tiiHkB thut rotiilro I hi'
fifi'iilratlini of u lurKO nuniliiT of
"I" for u Hhort hut busy mmihoii
win ili inoiiKtrntiid In tho Hood
"ryullcy ilurlim tho rocont Btraw
rry luirv.sl, f,,r which thn govorn-
oiniiidviiicnt branch Buppllod
"majority of plikorB, nn Inspector
K nntiiih'il to Hood Ulvur to nor
inlljr auporvUe the distribution of
'kern. ArruiiKoniKiitH linvo nl-
My boon nutdo to roRlHtor hop plck-
ior tho niiroachliiK liarvi'Bt, nnd
nwitloim urn now lining recoived
' the KrovnrR for pnrtloB of nick-
Mo lin niippiind ,,t t10 opnnlng of
A"y pnBtiii:iBior or ngnnt of the
Mrtmont r ARrlcuUiiro Ib author
11 to rwnivn niiplicatlonH for help
onipinyo,.,, or roquosta for work
tliomi il. sli lng Biuno. Or, Imtter
'"Hi iippitcutionH may bo Bunt
rec' to tho Kniployninnt brunch,
wtiH'iit of Labor. 424 Kutlway
ckiro loilMlnc. l'ortlimd. Ore-
ly whl. ii 0in(.0 thoy will bo
""Wly n. loiowlndHnd.
"mini I III) IHilltH of llii.lf-
Jurisdiction to urrnHt any IM,rH1)ll
known pnrHomilly to any hucIi oii,.,.r
to have vlolatnd any of the provis
ions of this uct, and itnnindluii-iv
bring such orfnuilnr beforo any tnnriM.
tralo having Jurisdiction, iiml uny
such pornon so urrnsted sliall Imvc
the right of an IiiiiihmIIuUi trlul uii.l
all othnr rights Riven to any person
nrrcstcd for having conunlitiMl
inlsdi'inmiiior; and If biii'Ii bourlng
cannot then be hud, bo rulnusnd from
custody on giving his personal un
dortnklng to appear In answor to
Much violation at such time and plact
an shall then bo Indicated, secured
by thn deposit of a Rum oiual to tin
maximum charged, or in lieu therco:
by leaving the vehlclo being operated
by such person with such ollieer; o
In case such olllcnr bo not .i(ce,mllile,
bo forthwith releused from custody
on giving his name and addrcssi to
the olllcor making such arrest and
depositing with such olllcer a
nuuiil to the maximum Hue for the
offense for which such arreat Is innde,
or In lieu thereof by leaving the ve
hicle beliiR operated by such perm.i:
with such olllcer; provided, thai In
such case the olllcer making such ur
rest shall give a receipt in wrilliu;
for such sum or vehicle and nnlir
such person to appear before 'he
most uccckbIIiIo magistrate, naming
ll on that or the following day,
specifying the place and hour. In
case security shall he deposited us
In this suction provided, It shall he
returned to the person forthwith on
such person being admitted to hull.
(Laws J 0 1 1 . Chapter 174, page 27H.
Hectlon 27).
I'IKM l,M TK).
To the Citizen of the City of St.
Helens, Oregon:
At the special K led ion of the City
of Ht. Helens, Oregon, held on the
23rd day or July, 1915, on the mut
ter of the adoption or rejection of the
proposed Charter Amendments, the
ballot title and the number of the
until proposed measure being as fol
lows, to-wlt:
AN ACT
To amend "An Act entitled an Act
to Incorporate the City of Ht. Helens,
In Columbia County, and State of
Oregon," filed In the olllce of the
Secretary of Stuto February 25,
1HK9; nnd to amend ull nets amend
ing said act since enacted by Leg
islative Assembly; and to amend
certain proposed charter amendments
submitted to the voter of St. Helens
at election held August 2nd, 1909,
nnd to amend certain proposed char
ter nutend incuts amending the afore
said acts submitted to and approved
by the voter of said City at elections
held on the 4th day of April, 1910,
and April 7th, 1913.
A total vote of 86 was cast there
on, and the afllrniatlvo of suld meas
ure "100 Ye Shall Bald proposed
measure be adopted?" received 62
vote, and the iiegntlvo of suld meas
ure "101 No Shnll suld proposed
measure bo adopted? received i
voles, and the Common Council hav
ing canvassed tho returns of said
election Olid. found that ald proposed
measure ha received the alllrmative
majority of the total number of votes
cast thereon, ns aforesaid, at Its
regular mooting on July 28th, 1915,
Now, therefore, I S. C. Morton, as
Mayor of said City of St. Helens,
Oregon, do hereby proclaim the adop
tion of said art as and for the char
teer of said City.
Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, this
20th day of July, 1915.
S. ('. MOUTON.
Mayor of the City of St. Helens. Oregon.
XOTH'K TO TKACHKUH
SCHOOL Oli'lCKItS.
;M
nnHLJnvm """!" of t'1" 'state of
""gon: You nrn inr.l.v i
r ' .ml answer the Whin am
indication riled again, you on the
is day f July, ,9,5, ,',
'itltlcd proceedings, within ten days
from the .late of the service of this
Summons upon you If served within
this ( ounty, or If served within any
other ounty of this State, then with
in twenty day from the date of the
service of this Summon upon you
'll"! If you fall to enter your appear
ance or answer tho application, for
want thereof the applicant will apply
to ho Court and take decree for the
relief demanded In the petition and
application and you will be forever
barred from disposing of the same.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Circuit Court this 31st duy of
July, 1915.
A. V. HARNETT. Clerk.
C. J. Curtis, Applicant's Attorney.
33-2t.
ST. HELENS MIST, ERt DAY, AUGUST 6, 1915
of i!ii " ,fil"'rll'Hn Is made a part
" tl " ""', the same as though
I itl ii i laec Verba, versus Frank
t. . ii J, ,""'Mny' incorporated, and
un wuoin tt may concern.
xotici:.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Headmaster ha filed notice
of completion of the following road
contracts:
(1. L. Tarbell, S. A. Crosby road.
O. II. Dennett and L. A. Malcolm,
Mlst-Clatskanlo roud.
Chas. Johnson, Bwlft-Hazen-Rcn-nett
roud.
Clurenco Reed, Spec. 1, Iilv. 2
Diet. 7.
I'. Itergerson, Spec. 1. Dlv. 3, Dlst.
7.
All protests agaliiBt final accept
ance of the above work, and final pay
ment therefor must bo tiled in this
olllce within two week from the date
of 11 rut publication hereof.
A. F. HAHNKTT, County Clerk.
32-21
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given, that on Saturday, August 21,'
1916, at 11 o'clock A. M., at the front
door of the Court House, In St. Hel
ens, Columbia County, Oregon, I will.
In obedience to said execution, order
and decree, sell at public auction,
subject to redemption, to the highest
bidder, for cash, all the rlRht, title
and interest the said defendants now
have, or either of them has, or had
on the 1st day of June, 1914, the date
of Bald mortgage, In and to said real
property to satisfy said execution,
Judgment, interest, cost and accru
ing costs. Dated July 20, 1915. I
E. C. 8TANWOOD,
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
First publcatlon July 23, 1916. j
Last publication August 20, 1916.'
XOTH'K OF his Ah HKTTLKMKXT.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the es
tate of Ambrose Madden, deceased,
has filed his final report and account
of said estate and the Court has fixed
Monday, the 30th day of August,
1915, at the hour of 2 o'clock F. M.
of said day and the County Court
room in the Court House at St. Hel
ens, Oregon, ub the time and place
for hearing objections thereto; all
persons interested in said estate are
notified to be and appear at said time
and place and make and file objec
tions thereto, if any they have, to
suld final report and account.
M. B. MILLER, Administrator.
Dated July 20th, 1915.
First publication July 23, 1915.
Last publication August 27, 1916.
IT'IINITUKK
flade in
Oregon
THOROUGHLY
GUARANTEED
$37.50 up
According to Size Etc.
Have sold a lot of these
which are giving perfect satisfaction.
UNDERTAKING
XOTH'K OF KIIF.ItlFF'H HALE.
6
1$
an
REGON MOTOR
JVEIIICLE LAW
" nrn reinitiated bv Hocrotnrv of
a' Iltlll W. (ll-olt . niil.lluli tlie
Howlng sections from . the state
p' veh,. law:
""'"on 2(1. All nollco ludiios or
"filers or any city or town, or Jus
the peaco of tho county, shall
vn Jurisdiction of nil violations of
Provision of thin net nxenlltlllC
'"in 24 hereof oAmmlMnit uMtliln
't roHinwii,,.. ..u.. ......
tn.y. iowii or ctniiiiji
"8 'ft 1. Chantnr 174. nniro 278.
clnn 20).
Suction 27. Anv notion nfltnnr.of
' ly, any mnrshal or watchman
f ny Incorporated vlllago, or nny
Or (limillV ol.n.tW n .mill.
I".. nuiTiiu Ul Ull .
or nny conutni.in r o..u inwn.
'P" "luill hnvo full power and au
Section 24. page 19 nnd section
84. page 44 of the 1916 Oregon
school law reiiulro nil teachers n
,i,i,. enmity to do a certain
amount of reading circle work prior
to registering their contracts and cer
tificates and that these contracts and
certificates must be registered before
they begin work In tho schools this
Teachers who fall to so register
will forfeit their salary for all serv
ices previous to registration. School
olllcer are warned against payment
of any salary to any teacher who
does not properly register and to ln
..., i...ti. n tract and certlllcate
and observe that they aro both regis
tered before making payment nt- i
pay for no services rendered before
registration.
READ AND RECIISTEU IN TIM h.
J W. ALLKN. l OUIliy ""in-
33-lt.
KKCilNTU.VliON OF L.XI TITLE
In tho Circuit Court, of the State
of Oregon, for tho County of Coluiu
i,i,. i Mm mutter of tho application
of i'hrlHtlno Saline to roglster the
title to tho laud described in pin n-
iirv .........liiliil vs. r'rilllK i. niniui
..,.. lneornorated. defendants,
.'...i ..ii utiiiuii ll. may concor: To All
whom It may concern: Take notice
,i n .tint tlnv of July. A. O
1915, on application wbb filed by said
Chrlstlno 8illne, in the Circuit Court
of Columbia County for Initial regis
tration of the title to tho land above
.lonnrihral. Now unless you appoiir
. i.i,.,i Mm 23rd day of August
a mir. nmi siinw cause why such
application shall not be granted, the
Biiino will be taken as confossed and
a decree will bo entered according to
i, .... f Mm niiiillentlon and you
will bo forever barred from disputing
U, SOm P HARNETT, Clerk
C. J, Curtis, Applicant's Attorney
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for the County of Columbia.
' .t r Mm nnnllcntlon of
Christine Sallno to register the title
o the land! described In the Com
plaint herewith served upon you.
In tho Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Columbia County. O. 8.
Larson, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Hasae
und Susanna Husse, defendants.
Under und by virtue of an execution
In foreclosure, Issued out of the
above named Court, in the above en
titled cause, on tho 20th day of July,
1915, in pursuance of a Judgment,
decree and order of alo, rendered
und entered in said Court on the 10th
duy of July, 1915, In a mortgage
foreclosure suit, wherein the plain
tin, O. S. Larson, recovered Judg
ment ngttlnst the defendant, Thomas
Husse, for tho sum of fG312.C3, with
Interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum from June 1, 1914,
for $3 50 attorney's fees and for
121.40 costs, commanding me to
make salo of the following described
real property, all In Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, to-wit: Heglnning at a
point 3151.10 feet east from the
Southwest comer of the J. H. Piper
Donation Land Claim, in section 26,
township 8 north, range 4 west of
Willamette meridian, and running
thence north 914.70 feet to a point;
thence east 778.40 feet to a point;
thence south 914.70 feet to a point;
and thence west 778.40 feet to the
point of beginning, containing 16.34
acres. Also, an undivided one-half
interest in the following described
tract of luiid, viz.: Heginnlng at a
point which Is South 58 dog. 40 mill
east 3.85 chains from a stake on the
east bank or Dobbins slough, in the
.nwrence Hohnert Donation Land
'lalm, in section 27, townBhlp 8
north, rango 4 west of Willamette
meridian, which stake is set on the
south line of tho land once owned by
Wllhelm Hussl and Carl Sucarlaaen
nnd bv them conveyed to Thomas
Hasan by deed dated May 20, 1902,
and recorded in Hook Z, pago 19b,
deed records of said County, and
from which Btake a plum tree,
Inches in diameter, bears south
ilee. west 13 links distant, and
apple tree 8 Inches in diameter, bears
south 61 deg. east 34 linns cisiani
thence running south 68 deg. 40 mln
east 1.27 chaliiB to the railway right
of way; thence north 40 deg, east
nloiiir tho west side of said right of
wnv 3.15 chains to tlie aouin line
nf suld tract bo conveyed ty sata
litissi nnd Sucariasen to l nomas
Husse: thence west 1.70 chains
ilmneo south 37 deg. ZU mm. west
2.63 chaliiB to point ot beginning,
eniitiitnlnir 42-100 of nn acre. AIbo
an undivided one-half interest in the
r..ili.wlnir il escribed and. viz.: lie-
..limine- nt the stake above described
on east bank of Dobbins slough, and
rnnntiiir thence east on tlie souin
line of the land bo conveyed by Wil
1,1,1m HiirhI and Carl SacarlaBen to
...id Thomas HasBe by doed dated
M.iv 20. 1902. aforesaid. 8. 26 cnain
to the east line of said railway right
of way to a point; thence east aiong
..til lino of said tract or lana o.u
chains to the west line of the County
..,...! rutin nir from Muyger to i;iaiB
knilu. Oregon: thence south 21 deg
wn nlnnir the County road 3.7
chains to the land owned by the A
& C. H. R. Co.; thence norm ti oeg
56 chains along said It. II
Co. 's land; thence north 40 deg. east
n ii. eimliis: thence norm o uog
west 1.60 chains to tne east nne oi
...i.i a Rr r ii. 11. Co. s rtgtit or way
tbonce north 20 deg. east along said
,...) linn of right ot way u.js. cnain
to tlie point of beginning, coiuuimng
1 nn oeres. And a 80. an UIHIIVIUBU
one-half interest In the following de
sort bed land, vu.: iieginnnm m
.. i.,i in Mm nnst boundary line
the Lawrence Hohnert Donation Land
Claim, Notification NO. (ttaa, in oc
Hons 27 and 34, township 8 north
-,.nn i wnst of Willamette meridian
which point is 7.11 chains south of
tlie Northeast corner oi sniu cmmi,
, ...I run n I n ir thence bouHi 12.66
i,,,i..a nlnr.E the east line ot
ci..i,,i' thence north 89 deg.
i oi clinltiB to a post; thence south
91' .inir 20 mln. west 2.29 chains
,l...nna north 68 dog. 40 mill. WOBt
3 86 chains to a poBt on east bank of
Dobbins Blough; thence west to the
west line of Buid Claim; thence north
12 11 chains niong saiu n",
and thonco east to the point of be
ginning, containing si.ou sra,
Mmrnfrom a tract of land
about 2 acres, conveyed to EHub Le
lonen, by lBe(l ,,ntea September 13.
1909 and recorded In Hook 11, page
4 52 doed records of said County.
In the Circuit Court ot the State
Oregon, for Columbia County.
ora Rupert, plaintiff, versus M. E.
illor, Estelle Miller, I. P. Hardin
and J. O. Elrod, defendants. Notice
hereby given that under and by
irtue ot an execution in foreclosure.
issued out of the above named Court,
the above named cause, on the
0th day of July, 1916, under and In
pursuance of a Judgment, decree and
order of sale, rendered and entered
in said Court on the 8th day of July,
915, In a mortgage foreclosure
Buit, wherein the plaintiff, Cora Ru
pert, recovered Judgment and decree
against the defendants, M. E. Miller
and Estelle Miller, for the sum of
1500.00, with Interest thereon at I
tho rate of ten per cent per annum
from February 4, 1910, for $100.00
attorney's fees, and for $18.70 costs,
commanding me to make sale ot the
following described real property. In
olumbla County, Oregon, to-wit:
Lots one, two and three, in P.lock
forty-three, In the City of St. Helens,
Oregon, as the same appear upon the
mclal plat In the office of tl e Clerk
said County, I vill therefore, on
Saturday, August 21, IjIS, at 13
clock A. M., at the Court House
oor, in St. Helens. Columbia ('oun
ty, Oregon, sell at ' public auction
subject to redemption), to the high
est bidder, for cash, all the right,
title and inteont the suld defendants
now have, or either of them has or
had on August 4, 1909, the date of
said mortgage, In and to the above
described real property, to satisfy
said execution, Judgment, interest,
costs and accruing costs.
E. C. STANWOOD,
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
Dated July, 20, 1915.
First publication July 23, 1916.
Last publication August 20, 191i.
said
west
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S HALE.
D
O YOU want to he convinced that we have the
I3ip;p;cst Hardware Values in the market? That we
nave wn.it yuii want ripnt now: 1 nat s wliat we
want to do, and if you need PAINT. OILS. SASH,
DOORS, BUILDING PAPER or WALL PAPER,
let us figure with you.
MUCKLE HARDWARE CO.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
LODGES
Klwanda Tribe No. 63, Improved
Order ot Redmen. meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month In
of P. hall, St. Helens. Visiting
brethren welcome.
E. I. BALLAOH, C. of R.
St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No
217, meets first and third Thursday
of each month in I. O. O. F. Hall.
Visiting members always welcome,
MRS. ELLA ALLEN, N. U.
ORA BENNETT, Sec.
EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN
EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE
ST. HELENS HOTEL
J. GEORGE, Proprietor ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL
RATES $1.00 AND UP
SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS
44444fA4A4A444AAAAA4J
Fourth Annual X
Columbia County Fair
TO BE HELD
SEPT. 22-23-24, 1915
Houlton Circle No. 478, Women
of Woodcraft, meets the second and
fourth Tuesday afternoon of each
month at Houlton, Oregon.
AGNES DIXON. O. N.
ANNA RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Columbia Encampment, No. 77,
I. O. O. P. meets in the I. O. O. F.
Hall, on the second and fourth
Thursday of each month. Sojourn
ing Patriarchs most cordially lnvltea
to meet with ub
CHAS. M. BEELER, C. P.
C. W. HLAKESLEY, Scribe.
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of
Pythias meets overy Tuesday even
ing in Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis
iting Knights olways welcome.
E. A. KOTUKll. u. i;.
M. E. MILLER, K. ot R. S.
St. Helens Lodge No. 32.
A. F. & A. M. meets 1st
and 3rd Saturday in each
month. Visiting brothers cordially
welcomed. EDWIN ROSS, Master.
E. E. QUICK, Secretary.
Premium Lists will be sent on application to A
G. L. Tarbell, Prest., Yankton, or J. H. Sonthatd,
Sec'y, St. Helens. X
St. Helens Lodge
O. F. building, on
meets in the I O.
No 117. I. O. O. P.
the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month, visiting members are al
ways given a hearty welcome.
JESSE LANSING, N. O.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
Tlllicum Tribe No. 62, Improved
O. U. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
Its wigwam, second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
W. O. BRANNON. C. ot R.
EBER BROWN, Such.
MONEY1
The mint makes It and under the
terms of the CONTINENTAL
MORTGAGE COMPANY you can
Been re it at 6 per cent for any
legal purpose on approved real
estate. Terms easy, tell us your
wants and we will co-operate with
you.
TETTY & COMPANY
613 Denham Bldg. Denver, Colo.
EASTERNand CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS
Via The North Bank Road
Direct Routes Limited Trains St. Paul, Chicago, St. Louis.
"THE NORTH BANK LIMITED" AND "INLAND EMPIRE EX
PRESS" DAILY, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT NORTH
ERN OR NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. AND BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Daily Until September 30 Return Limit October 31.
.$1 13.50
. 108.50
Atlantic City
Baltimore .
Boston 110.00
Buffalo 02.00
Chicago 72.50
Cincinnati 08(1.50
Denver 55.00
Dos Moines ... (15.70
Detroit 83.50
InillanaiMills . . 81.70
Kansas City ... (10.00
Direct Via
Both California
Ways One Way
9131.00
120.00
127.50
100.50
00.00
104.00
72.50
83.20
101.00
00.20
77.50
Milwaukee
MinneaiKilis
' Direct Via
Both California
Ways One Way
.$ 72.50 9 00.00
00.00
Montreal 105.00
New York .... 1 fO.70
Omaha (10.00
Philadelphia .. 110.70
Pittsburg 00.00
St. Louis 71.20
St. Paul (10.00
Toronto 02.00
Washington ... 108.50
84.25
122.50
128.20
77.50
128.20
108.10
88.10
84.25
100.50
120.00
Round trip to San Francisco $30, meals and berth included. One
way fares $8, $15, $20. 8. S. "Groat Northern," "Northern Pacific"
train leaves 9:30 A. M. S. S. arrives San Francisco 3:30 P. M. next
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for San Francisco. Steamer
day. Send for booklet.
R. H. CROZIER, A. Q. P. A., E. WILKINSON, Agent.
Portland Houlton, Ore.