BOTTOM
OF MAINE
FOUND -ELEVATED
Powerful Explosion From With
out Is Indicated by
Late Discovery.
ARMOR BELT IS EXPOSED
Cofferdam I rrorcd Socc, tot
i:lrnt of IrmolltioB of Vessel
Makes Recovery of Bodlea
Nrm Tnllkrlj.
HAVANA. July ll. Tha process of
removing; tha water aurroundlnr tha
wrick of the Maine was virtually com
pleted yesterday, when the water In
the cofferdam was lowered, leaving; the
wreck surrounded by laleta of mud and
e'.lroe. The depth, at no place Is greater
than four fet.
Tha engineers are now confronted
with tha serious problem of remov
ing the mud In which tha remains of
tha battleship are embedded from a
minimum of 37 feet to a depth that
can only be conjectured.
Although tha water la now only two
feet lower than In previous pumping
operations, revelations regarding tha
nattered hulk hava been vastly en
larged by the outspreading of the dis
torted frames and plating-, especially
In the forward section where tha ex
plosion was most felt.
llotlom of Vesel Klcvatcd.
The structure of tha bow as fsr aft
as frame IS Is now exposed, permitting
aa analysis of the plates, beams, ribs,
etc, and It has been shown conclusive
ly that they originally belonged to tha
structure of the doable bottom, which
I now elevated to a height of about
Q feet above the normal position, ap
parently giving confirmatory evidence
of a tremendous exterior explosion.
To this view, however, the engineers
decline to commit themselves, merely
admitting- the Identification of parts
off tha bottom of the ahlp.
Tart of Keel I Seen.
In tha confuaed mass of wreckage
or the bow la to ba aeon a carved piece
of steel belleveJ to be what Ensign
Towrlson Identified before tha Samp
son court of Inquiry as part of tha flat
keel of the Maine.
The wardroom and officers" quarters
on the starboard side are exposed, but.
owing to a considerable list, the mud
Is level with the celling, precluding
present poeslblllty of exploration. Tba
present Intention Is to ere-t founda
tions for cranes and derricks with
which to extract the heaviest parts of
tha wreckage, after which a means for
removing tha mud will ba decided upon.
Among yesterday's developments waa
exposure of a section of tha armor bait
abreast and amldsbtp superetrurture,
Thle Is about level with tha surface of
th water. In normal position.-
The exploration In the galley resulted
In the discovery of two pots half full
of be ana and other articles for kitchen
use. eome of which at first were be
lieved to be human bones.
Hope of discovering the bodies of
many of the crew Is diminishing be
cause of the unexpected completa de
molition of tha berth deck.
Cofferdam Is Sucma.
The enrlneera are pleased with tha
success of tha cofferdam, which. In
st'tte of such adverse criticism. Is now
resisting fully tl per cent of tha es
timate of the maximum strain with
out the slightest sign of weakness. It
s believed tha wreck will bo reedr for
Inspection by the board of Inquiry
within two months. '
If tha bulkhead Immediately aft of
the central superstructure, where It la
believed tha hull waa almost completely
broken In halves, remains In good ton.
Sltlon. It Is believed little difficulty
will be experl'nred In floating out tha
after one-third of tha ahlp.
SWAIN OUT OF HOSPITAL
Vonth Who Tried to End Life Over
Girl I Released.
John 'j '-vell. aged 1 years, who
trted to c. in m i! s-ticlJe Sunday night
to spite hla aw, i esrt. Marie Stark,
aged IT years. lert 'St. Vlncenfa Hos
pital yesterday afternoon, promising to
refrain from repeating the attempt. Ha
has been In tha hospital since Sunday
nlgM. when ha was found ha'.f-dased
on tha atreeta and waa hurried to tha
hospital aa a supposed victim of tha
hest.
Tlrtwetl was to leave for Peattle Sun
day night and went to the home of bis
sweetheart on East Alder street to ssy
goodbye. The girl greeted him with
less thsn customary warmth and Tld
well decided to end his existence. Go
ing to his room In a hotel on East
Morrison street and Union avenue, ha
drank a large quantity of what ha
thought was poison and went wander
lag about the streets. He was ploked
tip four hours later by the police and
s.-nt to tba hoepltal.wbera the poison
was found to have been of Insufficient
strength to kill him.
EXPLOSION KILLS MINER
Second Workman Severely Injured
In r.lart Near Rosoland.
PPOKAXR. Wash- July la. (Spe
cial.) A fatality occurred at tba Joale
mine, belonging to tha Lerol Ho. S Com
pany Bear Roes land. 1. C, Monday
night when two men, John Beckman
and Alea Byere. wera caught In a pow
der blast. Iieckman, from tha natura
of his Injuries, must have been killed
at moot Instantly. Ilia taca waa blown
to pieces, and a large hole torn la hla
head.
livers was badly Injured about tha
fa.e. one of bis eyes being In so seri
ous a condition that his removal to a
Spokane hospital waa deemed advis
able. It la not known yet hew tha ao
.i.i.nt occurred, aa Byere waa In too
serious a condition to gtvs any con
nected story, but tha presumption la.
that they drilled Into an undischarged
load of blasting powder.
ANNOYER WEARS SILK HAT
Tolk-e Seek Well-Dresaed Man Who
Inoults LUtlo GlrU.
A man who wear a Bilk hat and
rlothtng to match and who drives a
well-equipped phaeton, la being eought
by tba polica aa a molester of little
girls In tha southeast section of tha
city. An expensive search was made
yesterday by Sergeant wan less, alter
complaint had been made by Andrew
Nlckaila. 1100 Ellsworth street, whose
lirtla a-lrl has been armored by tha
stranger on four occasions.
4 11V B.iwiiifcri, " - - - " r.. ...
ago. when tha child was accosted near
her nome. out eiuaea me grasp w "
man. Two months later aha saw him
again and fled. Testerday morning
ha drove up In tha vehicle and stopped
her three blocks from her home when
v j t . ilr W - trl-d to
1 1 w -. a uui. i in. .hi - - --
Induce her to entet tbe buggy, but sha
ran away. '
A. man. supposed to ba tba same one.
entered the home of a man named
Rice, 1212 Ellswortn avenue.
afternoon. When no one' waa In tha
S rmmrm nlt Me U ked
nous vv m 1 ' J - -
for a drink of water and Insisted upon
going Indoors to get . i am cmiu u
to tha neighbors after ha had grasped
her roughly.
The little daughter or . 1. weuiu.
Eir.-.f.....th -street, waa aa-
1VIU J-W 1..J. - .
saHed on Monday afternoon by a
atranger who came upon her while aha
was picking blackberries. Tha .child
escaped and the people of tha neigh
borhood failed to report tha case until
hour afterward.
RAIL WORKERS IN RIO!
MAX lflT IX FACE WITH AX IS
TAKEN TO HOSPlT.Ui.
Empke on .Mount Hood Railway
Construction Clash With Strike
breakers Near Llnnlou.
ei.. a t t riot between strikers
, uw U I . .....
and atrlkebreakera on tha Mount Hood
Railway occurred yeaterday arternoon
when 25 or 20 men engaged In a brawl.
. i .., iialnar .weaDOna
available, resulting In the serious In
Jury of W. L Powell, a union picket,
and tha arrest of A. E. Blackman. H.
L. Wright and H- . tugiow. ui.
breakers. on a charge of assault with
a dangerous weapon. Powell la at the
Oood, Samaritan Hospital. suffering
from wounds on hla face Inflicted with
an ax, and tha three men arrested are
In tha County Jail, held without bonds
to await the result of Powells Inju
ries..
strlksbreakers and pickets ended" in
combat near Llnnton about 2:30 yester
day afternoon, when taunts and Jeer
wera followed by naUcuffs and stones.
There were about i men on ,k "
-w- i xnw.i v - itrark In tha
IB Wfl 1 . - --
faca with an ax and his nose was-severed.
After tha battle strikers swore um
warrants before Juetlce of tha Peace
Olaon for the arrest of Blackman.
Wrleht and Blglow. The constable's
office had been advised that thera
might be trouble in arresting ma men.
...i,. TV..ih.ltn.r Drill ft- Nicholson
and Harrington went to the Foster Hc-
tell last night, where me iinMor,.i:i.
wera staying. Blackman waa taken
away from his wife and two babies and
mad no resistance. Wright and Blg
low also submitted to arrest without
protest.
attracted considerable attention and- a
crowd of 10 or more followed the con
atabtea when they left the hotel. Fear
ing Interference, Patrolmen Madden
, w i a.koit kr the deputy
nu 1 -1 ' - ' - ...
constables to Join them and the aaai-
tlonal show of forca dispersea me
crowd.
PIONEER 0FCH!CAG0 DIES
Ixren Thomas, of Amity, Came to
Illinois In 1833.
AM ITT. T.. July 15. tpeciai. Ljorrtt
1 nomas, wno tiiT-'i . 1 " -
son. Oeorge t. Thomas. In Amity, st
midnight Saturday. July 15. was 1 years
of ace. Mr. Thomas wss born In ller
ktmer County. New Tork. In IKO. an I
came went with his paxenta to Chicago
cn..nfv lltlnnlL in 1 VyS.
From there he and his family were
teres Thaeaaa. Died la
A salty, Waa Iloaeer at Chlca
go. Ilk
among Iha pioneers who first settled
Wtnooa County. Minnesota, making their
home near the town of Wlkota until
1506. when ha and bis son came to Amity.
In 1M4 Mr. Tnomaa man-iea sii mr
reret Dennlson. who died In ISSi. Two
sons. George D. and Amanso. and one
aughter. Emily J- were born to inem.
George D. and Amanso surviving the
father. ....
Funeral services were held at tna
home Monday, conducted by Rev. Ed
ward Glttens. of the Methodist Church.
Burial waa In tha Amity cemetery.
W. S. U'REN IS HEARD
Reformer Addresses Rotary Club on
Single Tax.
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pibkio xmjL waa liiv . uv - ---
rittn'i address to tha Rotary Club
V.
mMnoer at incir luccneon
' H..t..Jaal a SSHnnn
U 1 m lea. fj rpiriual aa way , Mwaa.
When Mr. L Ren was introduced. It
was said oy the toastmastex inai u
been accepted as a mtxlra throughout
tha country, that only tba rich could
afford to be reformers, and If that were
a fact, from tha number of reforms
tf t -
be roust ba a multimillionaire, all of
which air. u nen tooa wnn
humor. Tha speaker pointed to tha
Swatland Building, tha Corbett and
Ladd estate, and several other well
known properties In tha heart of tha
city aa the baals Tor a change In our
present system of taxation. These val
ues, he contended, were created by tha
community, and therefore wera valuea
belonging to the community, hence,
they should be absorbed by the tax
gatherers.
Many questions were put to the Ore
gon City reformer. W. T. Buchanan
acted aa chairman of tha daft.
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MORNING
TIIE
MAN WITH FUNDS GONE
WIFE'S rXUQIRTES AROCSE SUS
PICIONS OF POLICE.
Brewery That Advanced $3000 to
Trusted Renter Institute Search
for Missing Man.
Carrylna; $2000 belonging to tha
Weinhard estate, and raid to have left
many bills unpaid. Theodora J. Cblman,
proprietor of the Hotel Hoyt, disap
peared from the city Monday, and la
sought by detectives, who hold a war
rant for him. charging the embezzle
ment of the money. The revelation of
his departure came unintentionally
from Uhlman'a wife, who lives at 2T5
Vancouver avenue.
I'hlman conducts his saloon in the
hotel under the Weinhard brewery,
and It has been the custom of the com
pany to advance blm money with which
to cash checks on paydaya. He had al
ways accounted for these sums, and
when he applied for a larger sum than
usual last tiaturday, t was given him.
In this way tha sum of IS000 came into
his hands.
Chlmsn did not appear at his home
Sunday, and Monday his wife, becom
ing alarmed, called the hotel and then
telephoned to Paul Wesslnger. asking
If he knew where her husband was.
The query Instantly connected Itself
In Mr. Wessinger'a mind with the large
advance of the Saturday before, and he
at one laid the case before Captain
Moore. Deputy District Attorney Paga
Issued a warrant for Chlman's arrest.
Chlman Is believed to have left the
city at 11 o'clock Monday morning, but
which direction he went Is unknown.
Ublman was long a resident of tha
city, and had always been regular in
his transactions. That he calculated
carefully to make a profitable coup. Is
the belief of the officers. They found
that ha took all the money in the sa
loon, turned everything into cash, and
even left the petty current bills un
paid. Uhlman hag brothers in Tacoma, Spo
kane and New York. He waa a butcher
before be engaged In tha hotel and
saloon business. He Is over 60 years
of age. . -
JAIL IS FATE THIRD TIME
A. J. Townsend Most Serve Year for
Cheating Man After Job.
On the heels of a prison term of eight
months, which he had Just finished
serving for attacks on young girls.
Arley J. Townsend, pretended owner of
the Railway Exchange building and
erstwhile highflyer In hotel circles,
went back to Llnnton yesterday to
serve S0 days for a fraud committed
on a young employment seeker.
Townsend flrst cams under the ob
servation of th police when a young
girl stenographer complained that she
had been called to his room In the Ore
gon Hotel to take dictation and waa at
tacked. Another girl, a visitor to tha
city, was also attacked and robbed.
Townsend waa given a maximum sen
tence, but gained his release at the end
of 0 days and Immediately took to
his former pursuits. Ha was sent back
to finish his term, and upon being- re
leased .a few days ago, made the third
outbreak.
WISE HORSE TURNS FAUCET
"Tom," Police Animal, Breaks Role
by Letting Water Run to Waste.
In utter defiance of tha orders of
.i Ti.-, Tin.,i4 npnmiilrlt,l1 on aC-
count of the shortage of water. "Tom.
. . .k. - knr.a that draws the
one VI wiw ft J ........
police patrol wagon, wasted more pure
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"The Truth
About Coca-Cola".
ORECOXIAX, THURSDAY,
. v . k- enrhf "red-
iawn UBltfl. " - " 0 -- - ---
handed" yesterday afternoon. The
cleverness of the horse is the ad
miration of his blue-coated friends,
whose detective ability was severely
tested to And how he did it.
Driver ' Lisy discovered- Monday
evening that the faucet In the stable
was running wide open, and he shut
It with a malediction on the careless
boy who, ha thought, had done it.
Later he found it open-again and this
happened several times.
Yesterday afternoon the faucet again
played pranks and was shut off several
times, until It waa decided that a watch
must be kept. Several officers sta
tioned themselves within view of the
standplpe and after a long vigil this
Is what they saw:
Tom, whose stsll Is about six feet
away. walked out to the length of his
tether and stretched his neck to its
fullest extent. In this way he was
Just able to reach the faucet with his
teeth, and after fumbling a moment he
turned It. Then he placed his lips at
the opening and had a good long drink,
while "Jerry," his teammate, across
the stable, whinnied and looked Jealous.
Xom'i tether Is now shorter.
KILLING IS ADMITTED
DOCTOR SCRPRISES OWN LAW
YERS DURING TRLVL. '
Chifeholm Declares He Slew John
Powell In Self-Defense Insur
ance Transaction Related.
SANTA ROSA. Cal.. July 19. Dr. B.
C. Chlsholm. on trial In the Superior
Court here for the murder of John D.
Powell, whose body was found In a
tent near here early In tha Spring,
confessed yesterday. Chlsholm did not
confide his Intention even to hla own
lawyers.
Chlsholm said that In killing Powell
he acted In self-defense.
"Powell came toward ma flourishing
a revolver," said Chlsholm. "and I shot
him to protect myself."
ChlsholnVs confession Included ac
knowledgment of the truth of nearly
every assertion that has been advanced
by tbe prosecution. He said that
Powell's real name waa Jack Williams.
Chlsholm admitted having taken out
a life Insurance policy as John D.
Towell. and corroborated the details of
this transaction. Ho confessed that ho
had written all of the letters and cards
Introduced as evidence against him.
He admitted that he had been con
victed In the East on a counterfeiting
charge.
WOMAN RAPS SUFFRAGISTS
Men Should Handle Political Knots,
Snja Governor's Secretary.
SALEM, Or.', July 19. (Special.)
Although Governor West has apoken
In favor of woman's suffrage, there Is
one member of his force who haa com
mitted lese majeste and has declared
opposition to tne universal franchise,
and that Is a woman. Miss Fern
Hobbs, chief clerk to the Governor,
says she hopes the time will never
come when women will bo able to vote.
"I would Just simply dread eueh a
time." she aald today. "In tha first
place, women should not bo brought
before the public. And wouldn't I look
nice as a candidate for Governor; or
Imagine Miss Mary Wain, the Attorney-General's
secretary, aa a candidate
for the office of Attorney-General.
"But. to speak seriously. I would de
test the thought of women voting. Tha
men are the only ones who have to
worry about the troublea of office, and
I hope they will continue to have to do
all of the worrying In that direction, as
T am certain the women have enough
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Whether you're shopper
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-Store din, vitiated air, pushing crowds,
heat, stuffiness on your feet for hours. No
wonder that by the time you get away from
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liau mku ' ' -
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Borax, because of Its well - defined
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worries of their own. without adding
the extra burdens of political troubles."
SPOKANE VOTE IS LIGHT
TEST UNDER REFERENDUM IS
DISPIRITING TO MAYOR.
New City Hall Authorized by Small
Majority Building Is Third
Within Fifteen Years.
SPOKANE, July 19. 3pecial.) Spo
kane's flrst referendum election since
the installation of the commission form
of government resulted today In a bare
majority of 17 for a bond issue of $650,
000 to build a new city hall and a ma
jority of B0 for a bond issue of 9100,-
. . - It .1. Mnn Ahoilt
000 to OUlia a new mc "
!'S300 votes were cast out of a registra
tion of nearly -n.uuu ana juji
ley and the other Commissioners are
disappointed.
When the Milwaukee Railroad got
Its right of way through Spokane it
acquired, among other properties, the
sita of the present city hall for 32,
000 and tha city bought another site
for $240,000. Now the taxpayers are
asked to put up an additional $650,
000 for a new hall, the third in about
15 years, and it seems agreed that Spo
kane will be lucky If It gets the new
building completed for $1,000,000. The
present city hall was built twice, hav
ing burned when almost completed.
The quantity of prtmary lead cocsumed
In theX-nlted States In 1010 was 87S.021
tons, an Increase of 600S tons, or 1.8 per
cent over the conmiTnptlon of 1P.
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OXMJEB
HOTEL new and modern in every detail. Steam heated throughout; com
fortably furnished and electric-lighted. Overlooks Tillamook Bay and pa
cific Ocean.
TENT CITY is among the trees on bay side. Running water and stove
heat. Under hotel management. Cuisine unexcelled on the Coast. Sea foods
a specialty.
HOTEL AND TENT CITY BATES (American plan), $3.00 and up.
BAY0CEAN is famous for its ocean and bay bathing, trout and deep
tea fishing, splendid climate and wonderful scenery. Oregon's new Sum
mer resort.
' Out Own Passenger Boat Service Direct From PortlanI Round Trip $10.00.
For literature or reservations, apply to either address.
T. B. POTTER REALTY COMPANY HOTEL BAY0CEAN ANNEX
720 Cdrbett Building, -Portland. Bayocean, Oregon.
Wmrf
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edge of the beach on the Pacific ocean, ana oners more in
beneficial rest, healthful enjoyment and modern conveniences than will
be found anywhere on the Coast. i v.n. ,.n.i.
For entertainment of guests there are blilla rds, P?00""- en1
a-olf frosh and salt water flshlne. boating; rldlngr and automobillng. we
for terms and reservations to .x
THE BREAKERS HOTEL. BREAKERS, WASH.
Hotel Moore
is situated directly on the OCEAN SHORE, alone; the boardwalk. Hotel
Moore Is. in the lee of Tillamook Head. Seaside Is the warm beach,
free from the cold north winds In Summer. Surf bathing and hot salt
baths. The Hotel Moore i aqulpped with steam heat hot and co d
water, electric lights, suites with, private bath. etc. Rates 3 and up
per day. American plan. Write for booklet.
DAN J. MOORE, Prop., Seaside, Or.
Msg m'm'uii)
CTle alt n
at Wilhoit Springs
Two Weeks Hera Better
Than Six at the Sea Shore
Wilhoit Springs Water ia wonderful
tonio and curative agent. Living in tha
open among the fir trees and drinking
the spring water builds up ones entire
system both physical and mental.
Kclleres stomach trouble and other complaint! in
amok tiros. Qoieta tha narrona Tirtem. l ow
Choice of Hotel. Cottaroe or Tenia. Hunting,
Fiabine an trampiag throoeh tha woods. Auto
aiobile learaa Klrctric Hotel, Oregon City, erery
day at 2 p. m. Plfaaant 25 mile tnp. Call up
m distance "Wilhoit" and make reserrauona,
r mall Inquiry to WUUolt Bpriuss, Wi
Vlt. Or,
Calapooya Mineral Springs
IXJfDOX, OKEGOS. .
In nlcturesque Calapoola Mountains. 800 ft.
above aea level. 12 miles frora Cottage
Grove on S. P. Ry.). over beautiful scenio
auto drive. Waters blshly curative for
Ptomach, IJver. Kidney and Blood Disorders,
Rheumatism and Kindred Ailments. Steam,
Mud and Hot-Water Baths, with modern
facilities. Hotel newly furnished; culslno
the best; rooms lisht and airy. Extensive
grounds, with swings, tennis court, cro
quet, etc Calapooya water, bottled at tha
springs, shipped anywhere; Hotel rates. s
to 10 per week. Special rates to campers.
Address for further Information. Calapooya
Springs Co.. Cottage Grove, Or.
The Hackney Cottage
Is now open. Have enlarg-ed their
dining-room, capacity and electrified
their house. Beautiful surroundings
and most pleasant spot on the beach.
Unsurpassed surf bathing, home com
forts, excellent table board. Special
rates by the -week. Reservations by
mall or wire. Address, Sea View, Wash.
North Beach Inn
KEWTOX'S STATIOST.
Mrs. Jf. M- Dewey, Manager.
LARGE SHADY GROUNDS
Directly facing the ocean. Superior ac
commodations. Postofflce and tele
graph address Long Beach, wash.
SEA CROFT 555?
Directly on the beaoh, overlooking tha
ocean. Spacious grounds, alectrlo lights
among th treea. Flreplaoaa In large' coay
ilttlng-rooms. The best of table service In
Bea Crofts dining-room. Boa foods a
sneclaltv.
Annas completely furnished apartments
tor housekeeping. Write for reservations.
MBS. W. F.. HCTCIONSOH.
Bea View. Wash.
THE SHELBURNE
Pea view. Wash.
MRS. T. J. HOARB. Prop.
Enlarged capacity, many new rooms, large,
new? shady porch and croquet ground: large,
"haay playgrounds and yard for children:
hammocks, benchea. swings ndf"e!
lawn. Large, aunny rooms. We raise our
own poultry and vegetables. Special rate.
on lapi? 'r7i' r mril.
Summer
Excursions
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return limit October list.
Go one way and return another tf you wish, stopovers al
lowed within limit in each dlreotton.
Tourist Sleepers Portland to
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Ticket Office, 1X2 Third Street, Portland, or at
Depot, Eleventh and Hoyt streets.
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RESOBTS.
BAY0CEAN
HOTEL ANNEX
AND TENT CITY
Your Vacation
What You Get Out of It and
Where You Spend It Is Important
The Breakers Hotel
Is the leading Coast resort of tha
Pacific Northwest, located just at tbe
On Clatsop Beach
SEASIDE, OREGON
Hotel ndw open. All kinds of sea
food served. Special dinners served for
excursion parties by being notified in
advance. American plan, from $2.00 to
$2.50 per day. Special rates by tha
week or month. Tent city now ready
for reservations. Furnished tents
from f5. B0 to $6.50 per week.
Write for particulars to Columbia
Beach Hotel,
COLUMBIA BEACH, OR.
Via Wlrrenton.
OR IP IN CITV MAKE RESERVA
TION AT WESTERN OREGON TRUST
COMPAQ y,
3T3 Star St.
Seaside Hotel
Bert Westbrook, Mgr.
Located in Holliday Park. '
Seaside, Oregon
Purchase Railway Tickets to Hollidaj
Park Station.
Ameriean Plan Strictly First-Class,
Newly Renovated. Rates $2.50 Upward
Ho For Cascadia
Best mountain healt resort; mineral water,
baths, scenery and camp grounds, hunting
and fishing. Nature's own recuperating rest
place. Auto from S. P. trains, Lebanon,
stage from Albany and Brownsville. Wrlta
or phone
G. M. Gelsendorfer. Cascadia, Or.
The McGuire
Main Street.
Mrs. Olive McGuire. Prop.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
Bv day. week or month. Two blocks
from depot, five minutes' walk from
the Ocean.
Seaside, Oregon.
It Is Cool at
CLOUD CAP INN
ON MOUNT HOOD.
Ppend your vacation on Mt.
Hood. Leave Portland 10 A.
M., reach the Inn 5:30 P. M.
For Rates and Reservations
See
O.-W. R. N. TICKI5T
OFFICE.
Third and Washington Sis.
THE HOTEL ABBEY
A. M. Abbey Co.. Props., Newport, Or.
We have our new cement hotel open
the nubile; 2 blocks from the beach. Hot
and com water in every room; 18 rooms
with private baths, steam heat, alectrlo
Ughts, Rate? from S2 to $3.80 a day. Amer
lean plan.
Daily AutoStage
To Mt. Hood Reaorta.
A delightful ride, good aecommoda
tloV Round trip daily, or descrip
tive pamphlet, etc phone Main 6956.
A SS11. or call Routledge Seed Co,
Seeond St.
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108.50
Chicago, in seventy-two hours
Of invaluable service to students of sing
ing is said to be a machine invented by a
Paris nhj-slclan which records the vibra
tions ot tha voice on a photographic film.
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