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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1924)
4 Tlnfrariav, August. 1,4, 1924. Local News In Brief 4MMIN; K VENTS (Ji-plniilHT 1 lubor day cele bration hero. Sept. 8. Iji Grande schools upon 19-4-25 term. tiov. U Armistice, Day ccicbru liuii Into. Mr. und Mis. G-o. Heater mid family- of Meridian. Idaho, are ,,.! visiting at the homo of Mrs Heater's sister, Mia. Jennie liyer. Hero rrum .Mfiidtiui Mis. Cladys M 'alister nl" M"rl diiii). Idaho, ib visiting hei' cousin, Mm, John Truvorso, tit her lioitut in Atlcel. itnck fnmi tin ('mist MifiS Viola )hn ham returned to ,a lira ndo Ibis morniiiE from War rriiton. Oregon, where she waa called liy the death of her nephew, Kuberl Kelly. Attended llit'tiiij; Giles llfiitlerson accompanied liy ),in daughter. Mm. K. W. Miller and children of Portland, wont out on the In a ni h lint to his homo In Wallowa this morning. Mr. Hen derson was In J -a Grande alhnd ju 1'"' section foreman's meeting t,,.,l hy the O.-W. 11. & N. yes terday. lie v. IHcrkes to Como . Ilrv. Klmejr -'Klerkes will stop over here Sunflhy, from Spokane Washington, and preach at Un VirM Baptist church here. Mr jij.-rkes marriage is taking pluoc today al Hpoknne. after which hi will leave, with his brldo for Koch isler, N. Y., where he will utlenu If lie Itoeluster Semlnury. He Is n (raduate from the McMinnvllle college. Here from Pendleton K, K. Selberi vv'tt h his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hethert of I'en-dh-lon, were In l.u Grande today looking up various friends In this city. Mr. S'dbert Is manager of the MiiniiKerH Co-operative asso ciation In Corvullis. This organi zation is composed of the mana gers of the various fraternity houses who hand together in order to economize In their purchases ly liuying supplies through one man for all the houses. To (in To Cmtveiitliiii At a mi'ctintr of the American Legion drum und bugle corps last evening II was decided to compi le In Hie content which is to lie held in Walla Walla al the time of the WashttiKlnn state Legion conven tion. August '29. rri.a have been iifered ' irsl, second and third ul J 7 ft. $f ,uinl $J5. ,.A ,!f tfnirna--ih'iil Is alsi Hchediiled and the li (ir:inde post is phinning on eiiter Jiig a team although the personnel ha not yet been decided on. ( Personal Mention Josephine G. tiding has returned from a vis I to the coaHt. : Miss VInM Hush of Chicago, ar rived In La Grande this morula,' lo visit for a lew days. Mrs. Waller I'ehrinan und her smt. WMIard. (eft for Oakland. Cati- We'll Huild a Snow Man In Your Front Yard for 9 1. a:.. The (inly big differ ence between you und the snow man is that lie had inching on and yen haven't taken enough off. Unbutton your collar -take off your heavy, burdensome shirt take a quick shave a cool shower and step into this Arrow feather weight shirt and go down stairs and tell the family that you are sor ry 'you were so irritable at dinner! A mountain of coo!, snowy Shirts arc ready at ?1.!)." to $6.8.-) Clint's ; Clothier y f Tbn KUn- VUUi Uiiwlt-nc m 8 1 - Ibis inumiitt- tu vlalt Mm. IVliriauii's mother. Mrs. K. W. Carpenter left lliih mornliif? for Millon-Krceunter. She has been viBiting in Im Urund. Tor several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Iou or l,onK Beach. California, arrived lure yen lyrduy on u tour which will take slates. They were ut Hm. k..i... inwr hotel. f- H. Coukcy of Minaiu. rcgis l"red at the Soiniiii-r h.i..i v,. day. Mr. Con key Ib employed b) Uiu Ml iuii u Lumber company. 1'. A. lliinion ami fHinllv IkIs of Caldwell, Iduho. were In Ij Grande yesterday. They regisleiei ut the ISoiuiner hotel. Voiney )ix f Meilfnnl. OivL'.m wiiH In J,u Grande yesterday on business. He reirinlei-.-.l .t il.. Kommcr hotel. Geortre Hubiean. with iifM wir. and children of Ht. Louis. Mo., wen ill La GrillHle Viutnlnv uL.i.Llni at the KniuuT. They an? on theh way uuck noiue from u tour of tin coast. Mm. Ren Meek nf .loumth W 1m Grande yestnrduy. returiitnu t her homo this iiiorriiiik'. Mrs. Meel iias been vlsitlnir In I'l-mll.-i.ni mw slopped over niffht hero at tht Homnver hotel. Mrs. G. L. lllffKers returned U Lll Grande I Mr nwirnlnif rrmn i trip to Chehulls vlsltinir relatives "lie returned o i s u lv v a Men- ldu und Tortland. Miss Louise Veldo of I'ekin. Illi nois, arrived In La Grande thb morning to visit at the home of hei eophew, Wulter Heuter. Miss Josephine llrown of Hot j Springs. Arkansas, accompanied b her two sisters, the. Misses Mur S. llrown a nd J eu n I J row n. weni ! through Il Grande this morniur on Iheir way lo Enterprise when jthcy will visit at the lv. S. Faucctti (home. Mr. Kaucctte, who Is In tin I lumber business ut Enterprise, wut with them this morning on his waj home from a trip to Portland. CAPTAIN HERE AS INSTRUCTOR (Continued from page 1) bulk of our defense force.' This plan of placing the K"git In r Army and National Guard to gether hh Ihe first line of defclis niukes one of the firs' dutiis of tin Keguhir Army (hat of ftiriiishin lis liesL men as Instructors un making every efforl to bring I In National Guard up tu such a point of efficiency that It will be able to lake Its place In an emergency The Iai Grande company und othe companies In Eastern Oregon are more than pleased by the ussign nii. ni in iititv witli them of Caotaii 1 1 lutliiiu-itv ulin linn Kitent fifteen years In the Regular Army, si? years of ibis time being us In structor with the Guard. MAY noititow .m)m:v. SAI.IOM Or.. (Al') Hcrn-mry of Shiti- Kozcr todiiy rccclxxd u h-l-lir siKiHil by Oovirnor I'lino mil Wuiilrn Diilsrlniplc iliilarlnir II nciMSfiiiry lo borrow 2fi,(oci mini Mir uliile Ki'iierul fuml lo llli'i'l ciirri'iil prison nccils. TIhi nin cy h nvcdrtl p'rlncliiully to pay for rhix Blmw puichum'il from farm- KOTHlIi Klip lo llirrlciilly JPI",", In -oIIih-IIii rhnrses fur atlcr llrliiic Mini l Ifcsnil (inili-r clnssl fll ilerllsinic nil nnili-r li "nrw loilay" liraillna, I li- live ning Otisrrvrr will lirrvnflrr lakp no rl.lflel nilvrrtlshm or ailvcrllKlriK lo lie run s -ih-w Imlay" unlnw Ihn ailvi-rWng V c-couipanlcd hj cash. KOI! SAI.i: One Supi-rior nuiB" nnil uni- IhuIIiib flovi". rlii-nl-Cull III 22113 1-'lr SI. K-1 1-311 l-'tllt KAI.I'I Tuimi und harm mk Wi-lKlit 2!HMl. (looil cow, fool' hoim.'hold Kooila. Corner Com and Willow. K-1 1-31 1 -'Olt ItKNT 2-rooni fiirnlnlie: hoime wllh Kiiri'K"- ir'-'" Ave. -M-H .-(lj UK NT ltooum for Hull! liouw'ki'i'Plnit. ISIS Admin Ave I'hone :r.7-J. K-I4-I VOU SAI.K Kenlueky Wonde lieuim Tor ranninx. I'liolle 3'.i-.l H-M-2II Kllll SAI.i: Kord lonrlnu -nr le Kood i-ondlllon on any pnyinenia Ijialern UnBon .Music Co. 8-H-I' KOI! SAI.K Llewelyn w-lti-ni. a-v-in weeks old pnpplen. Illorollfli hred: alao one ten monllm old jiml Rood .'' " ll,,nl '"" tin" Aider lilrei-t. or I'hone Mil w. KOlt 8A1.B I'luyer piano JiihI hi Bod ua new at u liariralll nd on ,-n.y payment"- Kaalerll (in lfon Mnale Co. S-H-3' l-OJl SAI.K Keveral el pliono- irrapha we will a- ll al a ImrKaln 4. IS, down and IT. . ler monllt Kaalcrn ungon . . . i ? . . : v . 1 1 . 1 1 1 CIS. Pretty Girl Officer Blinds "Spiritual Vision' I Becnuse hla "spiritual vision" failed to Rllmpae the fact that Pretty Cecylc Duncan (left) was a police op erative. Dr. John Bertrum Clarke (center, priest of the Church of Cosmic Truth, la confined to the psycho Pathte ward for observation. Clarke is chanted with contributing to the delinquency -of Clara Tautrlm. 16; IrlghO.' ,A file, seized by police, revealed the mi nun of more than 1000 women whom Clarke la alleged to. have swindled with promises of fame and fortuno throush hla strunuo. cult. Million III Each Day Due to Carelessness The alarm llif? lnere:uie in In fectious diseases throughout t. JOJiiliy has stirred national, stall, ind municipal health uulhoritles to extraordinary activity to stem the causes of death. The offi .luls si-ekhiK to jnevent th.s wldi pread of Illness ure calling ' inmft Lhe public to aid them In their liKht, because most of the diseuue now rampant Is due mainly to public carelessness or neglect of mlinary precautions. In the opinion of Dr. Herman X. Bundesen. commissioner of Health In ChicuRo, t here ure on in average 3.uim,(nio persons ill ill the time. Hi! says that 4- per ecnt of this tMnctts is preventable, which means that every day there ire over u million men, women or children shut In and suffering when they could be healthy and nippy bad th"y applied persop.ul junitury measures. The' recent announcement of the United states public health scr -ce that smallpox has had out breaks In 35 states has called attention to the fact that most of the cases of this disease are ni ried from one city lo anolliei and from one state to another ity saflerers who fall to take proper protective measures. It has been found that much of i. h e coiiimunlcaliun ot discaseis Is lue to careleKnes In the use , of ilrlnhiiiK vessels. An invest tui tion in ChieuKo,, reporli-U' to tue general heall Ii - bureyji, f;A c t he results of unulysls irf- otrituii (!iips or Klassrs. Nine ivi'i-e -taU n from schools, three, from hotels, tlve from raihuad depots, two from Htures ami one f rum ti chil dren'ti home. All of t hese re venled t he pres ence of ireims lo a dangerous h -Ki-ee. Jt was evident that t h.-se KlnsseH cariied virus that wouitl spread pneumonia, diphtheria, lu ll iirnu and otlu-r pn-'itil and contagious dise:i.seH. The I'hicao bactei ioluKisbs infected guinea pii with the germs hii obtull)-d. l ive developed abscesses, six became very HI and two died, one of pjH Infeetimi and the other of typieal diphlheria. "It need hardly be Huld," con cluded the report, "that the win- mlssh ner of health Is heiirlily bi favor of Hlimle-use ihinUinr? eupn and that their value frnni asiini-' lary Stand point Is beyoml fiie tion." Mr. Krank .1. Monajfluin, T'om mlssioner of health In New York City. Hays: f "Wiien any one III from an In-' feetlous diHCUftc drinks lee cre.ilii Kod i or any other drink at a pub lic place, IiIh saliva touches t lie i;lass. This k'sh If not properl; eleiinsed will 1 1'ansfer t lie saliva and the Kermn throimli the drink terveil tin- next person. Thus. t doi'H not deinund any liii:iKinntive process to understand how the: "onininn drinking glass spreads In fectious diseases. 1 "Avoid using the common drln';-' Ing Clip." lie HilvlsnH. "When von .stop for a glass of Ice creftin :odu or any other drink at a fountain where you can see how I he ghiHses are cleansed, do n i ' giv- yoJr order If the cleansing h not properly done. At all pub-j Ic places, drinking glasses should' be stertll.ed by bring washed In hot soda solution, and then rins-'d; in hot water. If this process is not used, I hen paper d i In king cups shoul'l be used." The common drinking cup, as pointed out In Hulle! In No. Ei7 of the t'niled States public health' service, when Improperly washed between users Is largely rettprucd-' hie for the communication of t;i-i berrulosls, pm-uuionta. typhoid fever, scarlet fever, dlpht her in, ' tonisllills. Influenza, mennles. In-( fantlle taralysls ami colds. lr. Charles V. fhapln. of I'rov-j Idence, Je. 1.. one of the mo:;! ' not-'d sanitarians of th" co nit j . says: "Indirect contact Is far more important than direct. Perhaps : the use of ii common glass for drinking Is the best example of ,t mode of Indlrert eontjict. It wah Iso the first which the public learned to appreciate nn1 nvoi.. I The common drinking glass Is go-1 ng. but un fortunately has by no niPHns gone. Kven If the boird of health negtfets to enforce th"1 law uirainsl it. no fine need usi; 't. That Is within one's bo-j lute rontrol. There ure many pr-j on who will not water a horse-' at a public fountain for fear ttf TinndetH who will themseiveH drnn nut of iinvlhlng." ' Heea use of I ho ii gency of t he common glass In th spread of hv discuses t liit now arc. tik in c ' 'heir toil in teKniiw and de.-jl the local lieulth authorities arc' THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER grggaM' ii : iiSiv 1 S --' 3!r ;W .V f I. y ! 1 I I . I .. dlr,ct nc their first steps, louard 'Jmieed to ir.l.6-1 On tho hit the d.leetion of t ho J ... ,w . p budi. HlsO had tho law forbidding its use. rurty-four slutes r.avu sucn laws, und these ure supplemented in iikiiiv ciises bv iiiunieiniil (Hill nances. Itecause of the gn at j n-Jililn-1- or public places, soda. avanaoie lot- iiandlinB pur. fiiuntains, schools, railroad sin i ll'abl( a will bo liiriti-r than limt tloiirt, tli.nlcrs. hotels. iMslaurunts.'',Hr- ,n addition, rooueratlvu ur and other places whom theso aro ! innirenients huvo been niude bv used, it Kcnernlly Is iuipofsiblu , ,llu rollwnys and the shlpp. i-s to cover thu whole tci riloi y ux. Hirouitll the rcBlonal udvlsoiy ccpt at Ioiik Inl-rvals. l-'or tills l 1 t'-' bourda. which It la bo reason most of Ihe health boni-ds Hi'VPd will prevent such comics uro anlilnB the public to aid them illon "ml delays as occurred last ill tlieir canipalKn by reporllnif 'yur- An larifer orminlMi- such violations as come to tli.ir:,lons ,,r f,ult uni1 vegeliible sliip. no(ic0 - ipers uro pal-ties to these uri-anue- It is hoped through this means menta. to reniovi; tile peril that Ilea In j The unusually itood c-ondit'on the patll of ehllilrc-n who are loojtlie railways are In to handle Hie youni? to discriminate or ca.e. country's crops Is due to aeveiul or adults who are thoiifiiitlcKS or cir.ises, Ihe statement of the usuo. ncKlcctful of Hie eor.itoil und elation continues. One of these health of oth-.-rs. Many civic or- Is the extraordinary cxpcndltllle BaniKitions, s ich as the 1'nreilt-ltliat wrni inudo lust ycur lo put Teacl-.er ussoelalion. settlement ',nll equipment In repair, und Unit houses, chiiinliers of eoniinei-ce ; have been ninde this year to keep anil other groups to eradicate the lt In repnlr. This applies to both menace to lieaUh. locomotives und curs. Another The application of united erfurt ; reason Is the extraordinary expen to Il ls step. It. In believed, w ill dltlll es Unit w ere made liy Hie heavily reduce - the illness lh.it railways Inst yenr for new eillp nnir needlessly claims one million mellt. A third reason is that persons each. day. .Hi" railways now huve better ur- ; inrtin-menls tu cooperate among i themselves through the car aerv i Ilvlslon In Ihe distribution and , n - , litinilllng of enrs than they hud Handle U'on Shipments ,,,.,;,,. -ina,ly. ,, nf Kr,., . . . v. .., , ,.!.,prbtnee',ti ure the regional inh Is- '"vVriitM,.,,,i f ,7Ti,i- rrfhy-'sjilpp'rw'' 'I'nsf'ds which' havo iL.-..-LJrvrt.,,.-L,-,. -r-.-,-..., .--w.' been organised within the hist two titles , or fruilH and vegeinideH years In nil purls of tho country, which must be transported in re- These h'onrds which, as ilu.l rrlger.it or curs. A great deal of name Iniplles. are composed or dirilcully has been experienced in shippers or commodities of nil previous years tu handling this kinds, hold regular Joint inert -kind of traffic because Hut.' has Ings with tho officers of the rnll bc;n u very great increase In It. (ways In their Icrrltorieii al which The railways In IH2J moved 4"H.- Information and suggestions arc 1'7S cars of rruit. t444,H79 cais exchanged by the two pnrlles r -of verctnbicH nnil !i'ii.i;!i chi-m of uiirdlng the trnnsportatlon sltun- msh ipeats, poultry cggH and dairy products, a total r -1 .2n.'(.- 04; ears of perishable products, This b isincss III 1U'2:i was at least rcr.intf cars larger', were severe congestions f itgerator cars In many als. and In conseiiuence, There of ,v-1 term n- serious dciity.i In their movement, largely been ii w nf evces-dlie detention of MEM 0RY DEMONSTRATION Mr. M. F. Ildllislcr will Kve the Hccond I'icc Memory Dcnionslriilitin (oniKhl ul Hit; I'rcsbytcriiin church. More than one hundred uf Lu (ii'iinde's business und piofessiiniiil men und women si re taking this course. Ask your friends ii bo ut it. Come Tonight und sec the remarkable demonstration und hear (lie brief lecture on ENTAL ORGANIZATION them by slilppcrs for reconslgn ment and other reasons. On April 20, 11)23, thero was a tutul of 142, 2is rerrigerutor curu nvullubk und on April l'i, 'j2i, this hud orders for 9,255 refrigerator cars 'which1 wero under construction and some of which huve how been .delivered. ln -onHecuence, the, supply , of Hon und t'- measures that should be adopted by both of them to get the most and beSt possible use from the railway rqulpnn nt t hut Is available. r The strange part Is that there were two luwycrs In the old days before Invent the word "aforesaid" wus WATER HERE TESTED AND FOUND PURE Co?)tlnu.d from pave 1) , log of the new school housi so that the children can gel to school during the muddy full weather. O. W. Mauts, uf the Muars und t'otdtron stage line, naked for und received permission tu build a plat form fur u singe terminal ul the rear of the .New Kolcy building. Tho commission adjourned uftcr thu rending: uf bills. 'KID" ADMITS SLAYING OF MRS. MORS itHintlnued from tinmi II nient um "Mr. and Mrs N. .Shields." Shortly nfler the the body was discovered, McCoy threw the first complication Into the case, Itrandlshlng n 4ft calibre plslol und shouting Incoherently, ho ap peared In the residential district brokerngo office run by Sum Buhupp und bis wife, Ann. Wil liam J. Ross, u New Yorker, was standing by the counter. Itobhed nllil DIstiilH'd Three. McCoy, swearing and cursing, according to these three, proceed ed tp rob them und ordered the men lo disrobe, uppurcntly to block pursuit. I toss utlcmptcd to disarm I In former fighter ami received two biitlcts in tho thigh. McCoy fired four .more shots and hllghtly wounded Schapp and his wife, I h e n d epa rt ed ru n n I n g. As bo fled ncross West hike park his pistol fell front his pocket mi l u palrolnuin arrested him. , McCoy's a pari men t was search ed und a note wus found us fol lows: i "To whom It may concern: All my belongings go to my mother, Mrs. Mary K. Helhy, Hill .Mesa drive. Norman Helhy." Tho note wus dated August 11'. Mrs. Mors was killed or com mitted suicide about midnight of August 13 uccording tu police sur-, geons. police combed the city ami sur rounding country for Mors before locating him lato In he day. Closer examination of Mrs. Mors' body revealed furl her com Icutlng evldunr-e. The lip hud i. een cut through us (hough by ,i heavy blow. There were other cuts on the arm. Indicating u pos sible struggle. Tho bullet bad entered her left temple ranged downward ncross the face und lodged under the right eye. .Mcl'oy riifomtminlfutlw, McCoy was taken 'out to the scene or Ihe death, but wus un able or unwilling to throw unv further HkM on his previous un connected HtulemelltH. Mm. Mors und her hUKhahd h.id heojj, divorced recently.; Then she charged Alois wit h robbing the anliqiie store of $50.0110 In secur ities and valuables while u setlle tnenl was being arranged, ' Mors wus brought In'lo courl several times and lust Monday his preliminary was .set Tor August lf. Ills ball was rlxed al $i?,(MiU, Arcade Now Harold Lloyd Girl A Patbd Picture 1UNISII THU HI.L'KS WITH LLOYD! A Mad, Merry Whirl of Laughter, Ixive and. Thrills! . which he rurnished. . At all tho court sessions, except- Ing that uf hist Monday, Mrs. Mors appeared (U'compunlcd by McCfji Neithir ot Ihviu ullcndcd that ses sion. At thu time she accused her husband uf rubbing their si ore. Mrs. Mors also swore to an uifl davit charging that ho had lalelj threatened to kill her. "1 will kill you," she uuoled him uh shouting ut her during u dis pute over the $2MM,nuO property settlement and her relations with McCoy, "i will fix you bcfoio 1 leave I.os Angeles, DEMOCRATIC MEET TO BE A BIG - ONE (Continued truui pagu I- u, candldato stalii sciiiitt lu: 16 M isle. Tratt-Kvuns Miu- si re Is. I0;LU Introduction ' und Nhortv Talks by county candidates. r' . ' 1 0:31) A dross - "Woodrow ! Wilson, the Immortal." lu v. I KloyJ W. Dick. t I u : 4 ." Song "America," led by Mrs. Henry McOoldrick. EVACUATION DEADLOCK THREATENS (Continued from l'ago One) uunr evucuuuon. An oiriclnl bulletin was given out announcing memberH of the cabinet wiu-u lu full accord wit n ' the nttlliuk of German deleg.it' jf In london. h NEW TREATMENT FOK SWOLLEN GLANDS l'ooplo who huvq o-ui-l-u-r-g", u'-d1; glands ought to know that by freely upplylng Kmoruld Oil dully .- the gland can be brought tu n i' head und all tho germs und pois onous secretions discharged und destroyed. Furthermore the opening w ill tp'ul surely und speedily and with out leaving un unsightly scir. I'eoplu who desire this treulmen' should secure a two-ounce orig inal bottle of Kmeruld OH ( I .ill strength) und usn us directed. It Is u very concentrated prepara tion and u small iiuantlty Insls u long time. It la ulso used to reduce swollen veins und dissolves goitre. I ted Truss Drug Co. will supply you. (Mult orders uccept ed. Adv. EAST VTHS NEW WAV twv nriiuca i mwyutt fJMOOTM JCENIC I AC HALF SOCKS 10 DISCOUNT On all Half Socks in both silk mid mercur iAid. Thin also applies to Summer Undei' wuar. ' ' : ! ' ' " Art & Bab)' Shop "Kvcrythlnjr Ili;MHi'iri'IIIN(j Hold VOt It ,t HOI It can bo converted Into a pe riod of real satisfactory pleasure If you meet your friends belt;, because we of fer Ideal dining environment plus excellent menus, a im -saving plan und lower prices Hef Mcrvlcu nmaitM no de lays, more time to talk and u lunch that you will like. Cafeteria Hcrvlco 1 1:30 to 1:30 THE BLACK CAT STAR Today "To The Ladies" A Janu's Cru.c pruduction, with (hut jinii'd old niaii of the Hcrccn, Theodore Hoherts, in one of the leads. STARTING FKIDAY- TOM MIX PA'GTPTTVRA?. HMMMMMMMIriillilli Half Price " 0'n All - French 6i Greene New Fall Hosiery in ! ' wanted weights and ! colors at $1.50 TheBootery, Inc A t'rill. for Tlrnl I'ort 1 . Homo of IIir An li Alii Shoe UHOVUIt S.MJTII, M(r. HUA Dt-pnt St. I-Ikiimi M-ll A narrow, placid tea chan nel thtcadinE the heart of mighty mountain range th world renowned -. 4Sfi& .; INSIDE PASSAGE TO , - , i BORDERS OF cALASKA This magnificent routing il' optional on the Tranicontl nental Service of the Can-, dian National RailWayi Jhe. Jaupcr Rational Park route with free stopover privilege at Jaupcr Park Lodge, In the heart of the Canadian Rockies, LOW SUMMER FARES A. B. lloltorp. City Tai. Agt. UO'i Thlrrl Si. -Tel. Br,ly, 1M PORTLAND. ORE. Scenic Booklet Fret. 1 " HI D ONIV SV Pan AD IAN (SjATIONALAILWAYS LARCEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN THE WORLD for the liaby" Hoiuiiicr. lihlg. Ki'AAiriNO J' - . ' i.l' .: b .-- . 1 firr.'
