Morning Oregonian., January 01, 1909, SECTION ONE, Page 9, Image 9

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CONTINUOUS panorama, in the photographs above and below, of Portland s Upper
Harbor and business section, taken from a point on the East Side of the Willamette
River, and showing the city's four transriver bridges and over one mile of the water
fmnt from Tnman. Poulsen Co.'s mill to the Steel bridge. The greater part of the city s
Wfj business district, including many important buildings, is in prominent view The
double-page drawing in the center shows the Union lerminai oration, w m mc uu.
yards and sheds of the various railroads operating from Portland. The lower harbor,
where are located the great grain docks from which Portland's export business is largely
done, is likewise visible in the middle picture.
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