5
PUPILS OF OREGON
GAIN MUCH AT FAIR
Uke any action on the proposition to
deed the Smith property, on Turlington
street and Willamette boulevard, aa
the site of a clubhouse for social and
civic purposes. A petition was pre
sented, signed by 200 citizens, asking
for that disposition of the property.
Attorney Geeslin said he had been ad
vised by City Attorney La Roc he. of
Portland, against making the dedica
tion, in view of the annexation to Port
land being so near. It was passed over
aa some of the Councllmen feared the
transfer could not be made legally.
The same policy was taken with ref
erence to the extension of the roadway
R TOURISTS
.ill II- 1?" iferf."
I'M:,
Mountain, River and Beach Resorts
Where To Take a Short Trip Out of Portland
Prizewinners in Various State
School Entries Study Ex
hibits of Own Choice.
Herewith is a list of short trips in and about Portland. If you are in doubt about any point, or the trip
you have heard about is not mentioned here, call at the Information Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
or phone them Bell Phone, Broadway 520 or Automatic, A 609 L Information will gladly be priven. Lit
erature of interesting points furnishedTime Cards, Beach and Mountain Resort literature. The Orego
nian asks the names and addresses of tourists for publication. Enclose your business card with names of
your party to Summer Resort Dept., The Oregonian, Portland.
to the dry dock. A guaranty was re
ceived from the Port .of Portland that
2500 would be paid on completion of
the extension, but owing to the near
ness of the merger it was decided to let
the matter rest. The bid of the Coch-ran-Cuttlng
Company of $1972 for the
Improvement of Leonard street, being
the lowest, was accepted.
GREAT INTEREST AROUSED
TTTR MOTtXIXG OKrOOXIA77. TTTUK SDAT. .TUT.T 1, 1013.
INFORMATION
FO
All Fair Officials and Visitors Met
Are Impreeeed by Youngsters
VOio Show Keen Sense of Ap
preciation, of Displays.
BT AN NTS SHANNON MONROE.
OREGON BUIX.DING. PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL. EXPOSITION,
San Francisco,' June 28. (Special.)
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Seymour, with their
party of Oregon boys and girls, the
prize winners in the various state
school entries, spent a delightful and
profitable week at the exposition, the
guests of the Oregon building. ' The
young people. Claus C. Charley, Audley
Meyer. Jessie Keyt, E. Vernon Rains,
May McDonald, Francell Hawley. Ken
neth Bursell, Perry Nathan Pickett.
Oscar Snyder and Paul Jaeger, have
made a lasting impression on all who
came In contact with them. These boys
and girls arc tribute sufficient to their
training in the rural schools' club
work.
Mr. Seymour let the children see the
fair for themselves unhampered by too
much supervision. The first two days
he spent with the boys, and Mrs. Sey
mour with the girls. After that they
could choose for themselves, always
with the understanding on leaving the
Oregon building that they would ap
pear at a certain place at a certain
time. Never once did they fail.
They kept notebooks and they were
neen busily writing after each visit to
a new object of interest.
Manager Is Host to Vonna-stera.
On the Zone they were allowed to
choose what they should see; the vote
was unanimous for the Panama CanaL
They were so Interested in all its many
details. - and asked the manager so
many questions,-that he invited them
to go back as his guests as often as
they liked. Many of them, went back
three times.
Now. this representation of the
Panama Canal, a wonderful facsimile,
is nothing more or lesa than a geo
graphy lesson, and yet it was fas
cinating to the Oregon young people.
One little girl was fascinated with
the French building and went back
again and again to see the samples of
the highest art on earth. This was
her own choice, though probably .the
child never saw any real art before.
Another little girl had her inclina
tions securely clinched by the sewing
shown In the various home economics
departments and by the cooking dem
onstration of the Oregon Agricultural
College seniors.
Tour of City Is Made.
The boys showed greater interest In
the United States mint display and the
mines.
In addition to. tae fair, the children
were taken on a sight-eeeing expedi
tion all over San Francisco, to Golden
Gate Park, the Presidio, to Oakland,
Berkeley and to the battleship Oregon.
The latter was a particularly memor
able visit, for they were honored with
a guide who was one of the original
11 men who made the famous trip
around the Horn. Another splendid
afternoon was spent in the Fine Arts
Palace with Allan Eaton, of Eugene.
The evening held such Joys as the fire
works on the waterfront, followed by
Axt Smiths wonderful . comet flights.
A band concert is generally playing
somewhere, and they heard such mas
ters as Sousa. Hageman and Conway.
EXHIBIT BODY TO MEET
"Willamette Association Flans to Care
i. for Fair Displays.
ALBANY, Or., Jane 30. (Special.)
A special meeting Qf the Willamette
Valley Exhibit Association, which is
handling the big valley exhibit at the
Ban Francisco Exposition, will be held
in Salem Friday. The meeting was
.called today by C. H. Stewart, of this
city, president of the association.
The purpose is to make arrange
ments to forward regular shipments
of green products for display In the
exhibit. It is proposed that each
county send various kinds of fruit and
Krain and garden products regularly
that visitors at the fair may see
samples of the valley's products this
year.
MAINTENANCE BOND ISSUE
Oregon City's Council to Act on Dif
ference With Paving Contractor.
OREGON CITT, Or.. June 30. (Spe
cial.) A special meeting of the City
Council will be held tomorrow night
to settle the differences of opinion
that exist between City Attorney
bcnueoel and Joseph Penso, repre
enta.Uve of "W". II. Worawick. whi
holds the contract for the Improvement
of Main street, in regard to the con
tract for the improvement of the
street.
City Attorney Schuebel has prepared
a contract under the terms of which
the city will withhold 15 per cent of
the cost of the improvement for ten
years, and at the same time the ten-
year guarantee of the street will be
covered by a ten-year bond.
SANDY PLANS FOR FOURTH
Independence Day Programme to
Have Varied Sport Events.
SANDY. Or.. June 30. (Special.)
The Independence day programme will
open in Melnig Grove at 11 o'clock
July 8. Arrangements have been com
pleted for the sport events that will
beain at 1:30.
The main features are: Pony race,
free-for-all, quarter mile; men s race,
free-for-all. 100 yards; boys' race, be
tween 12 and 15 years, 100 yards; boys
under 12, 50 yards; girls between 12
and 15. 50 yards: girls under 12, 50
yards; fat man s race, over 200 pounds,
50 yards; tug of war; log-sawing con
test; ladies nail-driving contest; pje
eating contest; trap shooting:.-
ST. JOHNS DEFERS ACTION
. Council Refuses to Donate Site for
Clubhouse.
BT. JOHNS, Or., June SO. (Special.)
The Council last night decided not to
FRANCHISE IS EXTENDED
NORTH BEND ALLOWS MORE TIME
TO WILLAMETTE-PACIFIC, "
Road Constrnctlom Though Slow Is
Not Expected to Be Delayed
Muck After Bridge Work.
MARSHF1ELD, Or., June 30. (Spe
cial.) The City of North Bend has
granted the Willamette-Pacific Rail
way Company an extension of time on
its franchise which exacted the opera
tion of the railroad with through trains
from the coast to Eugene and Portland
on July 15, 1915. The contract with
the neighboring municipality was made
In January, 1912. and the railroad was
allowed three years to build into Coos
Bay.
W hue the construction of the road
has been regarded as slow by people
who have been looking forward to hav
ing railroad traffic for many years
past, it is considered now the company
has been as faithful and steady In
the work as conditions warranted. The
Willamette-Pacific was a difficult piece
of work, and besides the nine tunnels
veraging from 550 to 4300 feet, three
large bridges across the Sluslaw. L'mp
qua and Coos Bay required much time
for assembling material and particu
lar constructive supervision.
It is believed, according to recent
statement of Southern Pacific officials
who have visited Coos Bay, that the
company will establish traffic over the
Willamette-Pacific not later than Jan
uary 1, 1916. Only completion of the
bridge across the Umpqua River is ex
pected to delay the work that long.
Ballasting of the Willamette-Pacific
from the Coos Bay end of the line is
expected to be done with gravel from
the Smith-Powers gravel deposits on
the South Coquille, which would expe
dite work and make a much shorter
haul than to continuo the ballasting
with gravel brought in from Natron.
In two months, or at least by Septem
ber 15. the Coos Bay bridge will have
been finished.
FUNERAL SERVICE IS HELD
Body of Orr Brown Will Be Interred
at Grants Pass.
COTTAGE GROVE. Or.. June 30.
(Special.) The funeral of Orr Brown.
was held today from the Mills chapel.
which was delayed in order that a
daughter In Nevada might be present.
Rev. H. N. Aldrlch officiating. The
body will be taken to Grants Pass,
former home of the Brown family, for
buriaL
Mr. Brown died Sunday, after a
lingering illness with Bright'a disease,
at the age of 75 years. He was born
in New York State and came to Grants
Pass 40 years ago. moving to Cottage
Grove five years ago. Besides the
widow the following children survive:
Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Grants Pass:
Thomas of Coquille, Arno of Grants
I'ass. Mrs. Dan Johns, of Buckhorn.
Nev.; Fred, Hosea and Ralph of Cot
tage drove. All were here to attend
the funeral except Thomas.
JUNCTION CITY LAYS PLANS
July 4 Celebration to Be Held Klrst
Time In Seven Vears.
JUNCTION CITY. Or., June 30. (Spe
cial. ) The first celebration of Inde
pendence day held in Junction City In
seven years will be given July 3. It is
expected that the day will mark a
new ideal for the people of Northern
Lane County, so that they will not wait
seven years before celebrating here
again. J. F. Brumbaugh, of Engene,
and formerly dean of the oratory de
partment of the De Paune University
of Indiana, will deliver the patriotic ad
dress.
- A parade will be a feature. The aft
ernoon will be one for sports and the
Fire Department will stage a water
fight. There will be a bucking con
test, foot races, tug of war, boxing in
barrels, climbing greased pole, fat
men's race, married women's race, sin
gle women's race and nail-driving contest.
WALLOWA PLANS BIG FETE
Three-Day Celebration Will Be Held
at Lake Resort.
WALLOWA, Or.. June 30. (Special.)
Plans aro being made for a three
days' celebration to be held at Wal
lowa Lake July 3. 4 and 5. This will
be the largest celebration in the
county. The Elgin band and orches
tra will furntxh the music and a large
programme will be offered.
Wallowa Lake is one of the most
picturesque In Oregon. It is located a
half mile from Joseph. Or., in the Blue
Mountains. This section is well
known by its beauty. The lake Is be
coming one of the most popular Sum
mer resorts of Eastern Oregon. The
O.-W. R. & N. Company Is running
sunaaj- trains to accommodate visitors.
GIRLS IN SAWING CONTEST
Two Fair Ones to Cse Saw buck and
Bucksaw in Celebration.
BAKER, Or, June 30 (Special.)
For the prize of a silk dress, two girls
representing rival lumber mills will
take part in a wood-sawing contest
next Saturday afternoon, during the
Fourth of July celebration here. Miss
Carrie Murphy, of the Stoddard Lum
ber Company mill, and Miss Josephine
McGuire, of the Oregon Lumber Com
pany plant, will be the fair ones who
will make the sawdust fly.
Each girl will be furnished a four
foot length of cordwood, a bucksaw and
sawbuck and will be made to make
two cuts through the wood in the old
fashioned woodsawlng way.
Wallowa Plans Patriotic Service.
WALLOWA. Or.. June 30 fSpeclal.)
All of the different churches will
hold a union patriotic service Sunday.
The Sunday School and church serv
ices will be held in the Stevens grove
Just west of town. Rev. Mr. Cook, of
the Methodist Church, will deliver the
sermon. A special song service and
musical programme will be given, aft
er which -a picnic dinner is planned.
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The Hazelwood
Waablastea St. at Teat.
6KATLNO CAPACITY
Best Food Served at
Lowest Possible Cost
Amid Homelike
Surroundings
IUZBLHOUD ORCHESTRA,
Portland Hefshta (Ceaarll Crest)
1100 feet above the city. Take
Council Crest car on Washington
street; time. S3 minutes each way.
Wonderful view of the city and
snow-capped mountains.
Prslusla Park Sejekea Cardeno
A city park and well worth a trip.
Take St. Johns or Kenton car.
BAYOCEAN
. STORE
Now open with a full line of
groceries, fresh fruits and vege
tables. Campers' supplies and
clothing. Cigars and tobacco.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRON
AGE FOR GOOD GOODS.
W.L.JOHNSON
Proprietor.
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BAR VIEW HOTEL
Located at
Bar View, Tillamook Co., Or.
Train fof at our door. Only SOO ft
from high tide. Plank drive lo beautiful
beach. tmt bathing, comforiablo
Ai: Ins clams, rraui and chicken you da
rat. Kaws $i per dsy and up. Kor par.
ti.ular. ,rlte or ca.l on Wl.-K HL.NTAL
CO., Koomi I'l 1-1 2 Kul'lr.i lids.. 3d at
Wuh.. Cortland. Or. Phone A or M I'OZU,
or liar Vlw. Tillamook Co, Orccon.
Hun KfT Nlht. Pool, Billiards and
Uomlins. eurf tfatblns; Alanine;.
For SIGHTSEEING
or
OUTING TRIPS
Around
Portland
Can Flm and Alder or Train
Manager.
Marshall 6100. A UL
P, H. L A P, U
MO OX HOOD RESORT.
Clead Cast laa la a delightful re
treat, 00O feet above sea level, oa
a sheltered spur of the very moun
tain itself, and Is located Just at the
upper edge of timber Una.
The trip to the inn usually la made
by rail to Hood River and thence by
stage. The round-trip rate. Includ
ing all traveling expenses, la lX.a0.
Service begins July A and continues
to September IS.
Electrlo car Una to Boring, tt
miles; automotlle to Welch's, Rho
dodendron and Tswney's. round trip
from Portland, f 7.71. Same aa above
( with horse stage all the way. S&.TS.
nclca'a, itiilnra am Tia.
ara are located oa the eoulh aide of
the mountain. Automobile from
Portland to either resort, round trip,
each Si.
White lalaiea Valley sua Vi-levity
A wonderfully scenle ride over
the North Bank Kail road or by ex
cursion steamer. On the bluffa
overlooking the Columbia Klver are
resorts with scenery rivaling the
Alps. At Carson. Collins and Stev
enson are hot springs resorts. Mount
Adams and Trout Lake are reached
from White Salmon by a short atage
or auto Journey.
Paras Washington Park, head of
Washington street, with amall boo
and aviary. Take any car west on
Washington atreet excepting Six
teenth; fare t cents. Celebrated
statue. "Com logof the White Man."
also "Bacajawea," Excellent view
of the city.
Bterkarda ana Parkin- IMaat
I .oca ted on Columbia Slough. Take
L" cars. Second and Washington,
transfer at Klliingaworth avenue to
Kenton car. Fare IS cents, time S
minutes. Vlaliora admitted dally
except Sunday. Return may be
made via St. Johns car.
Tke Oaka the Ceary lalaaa at tka
WttO Over acres of priceless
roses In full bloom, with every form
of entertainment and accommoda
tion for tourists. Orchestral and
band concerts, prima donna, and mu
sical comedy company every after
noon and night in tne oprv-alr thea
ter Performances ail free. Admis
sion to park 14 cents. Reached by ex
press special Oaks trains tfare 6
cents), from First and Aider; or by
launch 1 cent;, from Morrison
street Bridge.
Illllcreet Drive A hillside motor
drive of unsurpassed beauty. About
one hour's drive. Best time Just at
sunset, but moat beautiful view of
city and mountains at all times.
Eataraaa. Cauarra, Ball Res cars
leave First and Alder every four
hours, dally and Sunday, every hour
as far aa U realism. Uood points for
basket picnic
L-auaiaer Mill Close Inspection of
one of our largest sawmills granted
free to visitors upon presentation
of permit to be had from Portland
Chamber of Commerce. S Fifth SL
tVLl MBIA RIVER HIGHWAY.
A scenic drive of rare beauty,
built along the south shore of the
Columbia River, a distance of more
than 40 miles from Portland. A
series of remarkable waterfalls,
rucged peaks and deep canyons are
among the attractions
calaatewa Portland has the sec
ond largest Chinese population In
the United latea, and now that San
Francisco Chin at own has been
burned and rebuilt upon modern
lines. Portland baa the original
Chinatown In the United States.
Korea fry Malaga A permanent
log structure from the Lewis and
Clark Fair. Open to the public free
from to 4:10 dally. Take W" car
on Alorrleon street to end of line.
Tourists
Appreciate our quick service
, . FILM
Qi DEVELOPING
mm
PRINTING
All work rinlahea by S e'clerk
tke day reied.
" Ours is the larg
Q est Photo Supply
House on the Pa
cific Coast.
D i s t r ibators of
the famous
-AN SCO
Films and Cameras.
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
VtMlark Iliac. Alder at . Park
LzCata i
Oaks
Port lead's t.reatrot .Asaaaeaarnt
Park.
Toinvs ntr.K rRoc.Rt mmui
2lM P. M. A.M huK 1. M.
Orr-eeelral t'oaf-vrla, Bot.a Tre-a-b-edoora
la -A Mghc la a likartL
KLKHIItA IIKLLKIt WEITriX
AM) MLLli. TRIM, PHI MX
DO.VMA.
Frelsht aad
STEAUtKJI TO TUK
and Way Landtags.
-BAILEY GATZERT-
lavaves Portland dally at T A. M.
crpt toundeijT and Monday. Sunday -curtloui
to Caociuo .Uocka leava V
M' "DALLES CITY"
fyesves Portland Tnw1f. Thursday
and eaturday at S:3o A. M.
Sunday fiaraai l.orka rzrsralea SI.
are to The lallee aad retura fct.ee
Make reservations for stock and
automobllae.
ALDER-STREET DOCK. pOKTLAU
Phones Mala S14. A 61U.
Safety at AU Tlasea,
ML Hood Auto Line
calls and deliver to any part of
city, day or night, to Mount Mood
resorts. Hound trip. Hi Uavara
ment Camp. li.t.
Pkesea. Mala ga mr A 2Mt,
AXCEKSO.N BKOti.
BAYOCEAN !
BUNGALOWSI
O r e o n's finest beach resort.
rtM etreete. tnountaln water.
ewer, bathing, ftxhinir. other
ttractlona. Aloat scenic railroad
trip in Oregon.
Separate small residences com-
ly furnlahed: electric Uichta.
r, fuel, laundry free: two
rates 110 per week: (II two
ks: IAS month. All you need
tsk Is your suitcase.
The natatorlum Is finest on coast. Warm sea water. Only wave-making
device in America. Just Ilka the ocean. Kor Information and reserva
tions apply -
T. B. POTTER REALTY CO.
(OnnKTT KULDIMU,
mai.' Tire.
rilHI'L.tMl, OR.
Improve every idle hour
en route with a good
book.
Get your favorite
volume at
(Sill's
The J. K Gill Co. Booksellers.
Stationer and Complete
Office OuUltiars.
Windemuth
ON TBI WILLAA1ETTK.
Opea River and Taak Ralklag. Take
fee- launch foot of MlmoD etreet
every half-heur. eenuneoclna J lSO p.
V.. are ft cents, or Brooklyn car to
Woodarard eve.; free lauacbea coa-aectlag.
SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS
AND SANATORIUM
the greatest health and pleasure
resort on the Pacific Coast, in the
heart of the Olympic Mountains,
open for the season. tor full
Information addresa
The Manager, Sol Dae. Wash.
RELIANCE
MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES
Delly te alt. Hood reaorta SAM.
Rouad trip 12; (jov, l amp AT Oa.
special rates for weak end and rllmb
Ids partlaa. Information, reservations
and tickets at
juM-ri.KixiK mrr.n floral ro.
1 AS Id M. Mala M, A a 1.
Or lrvlna ton oarasa. Last
The Shelburne
bHKl.BlRNE STATION, Nnl R-rav.
A I! modern lmprovvmrntj. Ot" of ha
larye.t hot j or. North Heirh. Wt r-
our o o poult ry. IUaontt. rates. p
0; ratra b for famllica Phuna
In hoiL Huy ttckeia to hhitun Statu!..
Traib it.ip rlmn at door, a fMra
mw. Wa4h. T. J. IIOAK. lrafc.
Falls Chalet
Alneat Hotel on Columbia Klver
lilchway.
Magnificent Scenery.
Chicken Dlnnera a Specialty.
Large Dancing Parlor.
Mfct. M. K. IIKNPF.KaOX.
torbett. Urecoa.
FOR
Mt. Hood Resorts
Mount Hood Auto tiervlre Co. leaves
Mrler a Frank's Hlere. Stn-sreet en
trance, dally, 9:1 A. M. Kor particu
lars and reservations Malar a Frank's
port in it Qoods U-pt. phone accom
modation desk. Mfbt phone Tabor
l-s.
HOTEL ARTHUR
ITS F.I.KVK'NTH thi:kt.
Between Morrison and Yamhill.
Clean g u it t and Keaueclable.
Desirable Downtown Location
Hates St. Wltk I'rlvate Uatk
Week as lth Private Bath aa.
THE EYRIE
Oa tba Mutfm af Laa CJaaablA.
An tdaal p.aa to ap-nrJ iha refc -nl
2 hour from jKortlantl. &cnry
rival. t. tha A pa. ipcla July 4
rountl-tiip far, good four oaya.
I.iuiratr4 booklet frea.
C W. l. Rasrkera. 1 bila SaJmaat. Tatu
BWAMIKA AVTO hCRVlCE.
Stage to Mt Hood
Resorts
Stare 1avea dully from Nw Pfr
kln Motel at 8 A. M and 3 P. M.
KapUl. aaf a ml murteoua arvlr.
Teitphona for K?rvat,.Jita in -V4-va
n ce. Tabor 57
DAIRY PICNICS ARE HELD
PROFKSSOK FRENCH PRAISKS COOS
COUNTY AGRK'tLTl'RAL RF.SILTS.
So sac Wosilerfil Milk Fradann Betas;
Discovered by Tests, Says
Cellese Expert.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Corvallis, June 30. (Special.) A series
of four dairy association picnics In the
Coast section of. Coos County during
the last four days of last week is
reported by Professor French, state lead -
er of county agriculturists, who baa just
returned from that part of the state.
These association meetings of the
dairymen were held at Catchins; Inlet
on Wednesday; at Myrtle Point, Thurs
day; Coquille. Friday, and Langlols.
Saturday. Professor French attended
the first of these In which reports of
excellent progress In cow-testing work
was reported. There are about C00
cows owned In the Catching Inlet As
sociation which have been under test
now for about a year. The results of
the work were pointed out by J. L.
Smith, county agricultural afrent. mho
was one of the speakers at the picnic.
Official testing of the Catching Inlet
Association is performed by W. M.
Black, formerly a student of dairying
at the Agricultural College.
"Some wonderfully fine producing
cows are being discovered by means of
the testing." says Professor French.
"A number of these are producing from
360 to 400 pounds of butterfat a year.
One dairyman showed me a row that
he had purchased from a butcher and
thought to sell again for meat purposes
because he rexarded her flow of mtik
liberal, but of poor quality. He offered
the cow for 160. but soon afterwards
refused 180 for her and following her
year's record has refused 1100 for her.
Instead of being thin and of poor qual
ity, her milk tested exceptionally high
in butterfat. averacins: 4.S per cent."
clal.) While. according to County
Judge Stanton. State Highway Engineer
Cantine seems favorable to a route
along the Columbia, between Hood
River and the Wasco County line, for
an extension of the Columbia Hlgh
wav. pe, has agreed to try to locate a
route of suitable grade over the range
east of Hood River, provided the
County Court will appropriate $1000
for the work. The 1 1 1 1 route is the
choice of the court.
"We are willing to make the appro
priation." said Judge Stanton. State
Highway Knylneer Cantine. Ij. Orls-
wold. who has been engaged in Colum
bia Highway work In Columbia and
Clatsop counties, and J. A. KIMott. who
has had charge of work in this county,
were here today. The engineers. In
company with Judge Stanton and Lea
He Butler, the latter a member of tht
sdvirv hoard of the S Highway
Commission,
routes.
Inspected the proposed
tn - ra-a Tturnos .tlrs hea a!ni'.t
trrb!i1 Its population and bot-ome the 1ara-.T
c:y south of the equator, the larircl ."-"pan.
'i-paklnr city In the norld, tha seoontl
lanr.t ltln city Pan a ono ouirankirc t
an-l th- third large.l city in the ;cru
HILL ROUTE SURVEY LIKELY
Hood River County Willing lo Pay
for Locating Highway.
HOOD RIVER. Or.. Jnn SO. fPpe-
Tha Real SuffragG
Thought of IVosnsn
Motherhood la ahvays oppennost in woavui's
mind. And with it come thotifhts of bow
to reduce and overcome the pains aad dis
tresses of the orrieai.
An external remedy, "Mother's Friend. Is
hirhly recommended. Hundred of young
mothers write bow reoiced they were at the
absence of moraine; sickness, 'r.ervousneas and
other riurtmwi. Oct a bottle of "Mother's
Friend" at any drug store. Simply apply It
over the stomach muscles and rest aaaured
of perfect a.ifcrr and comfort day and nirht.
Wnte to Bradt'x-M Keculxtor Co.. 1st Lamar
EW. Atlanta. Ga fur taeir haa daunts aa
Outing . Suggestions for July
4 ?uTyl4"l?i $3.00
Loop Excursions, Portland to McMinnville and
Return
Fatiirday. Sunday and Monday leave TTnlon TDepot at 1
. M.: 4th and Yamhill 1:09 V. M A most delightful way
to spend the day.
$1.60 Round Trip
SPEND THE DAY AT
LAKE GROVE
OSWEGO LAKE
Round
Trip
Rowing races Joly ( between the Portland Rowing Club and
the Oregon Yacht Club. Other Interesting contests. Trices.
Celebrate at the Beach
Tickets to Oarlbaldl Pcnch Resorts on sale July 3. 4. S.
good for return until July . with corresponding low fsres
to other Tillamook County Outing Keaorts.
rtraaLar Sense-si Kara f-l.OO ss Sele Unity.
In addition to regular daily service
Seashore Special Trains
Utvs Portland at 1:40 P. M. daily on and after July 1. and
will leave Tillamook on return trip daily on and after July J.
Week-End Fares
Pound-trip tickets between Portland and all points In the
Willamette Valley on sale Saturday, good for return until
Monday.
Night Special to Forest Grove
Fpecial train will leave Portland Faturdsy. July t. and Mon
day. July a. at 30 P. M, stopping at all Intermediate
pointa going a&d returning.
Electric Train to McMinnville
Via Newbergr, Monday Night, July 5th
On Monday, July $. Train No. ;. leaving- Portland at 11:10
P. M.. will run through to McMinnville, via Newberg. arriv
ing McMinnville about 1:19 A. M.
Call at City Ticket Office. 80 SLxth Street, Cor. Oak. Union Depot,
East Morrison Depot, for further particulars, literature, etc
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
Newport Will Celebrate
Monday, July 5th '
With Field Sports. Aquatic Event. Baseball. V. S. Life
isaving Drills. Utc
Special Round-Trip Fare From Portland, $4.00
Tickets will be sold July S. 4 and i. and will be good for
return until July .
Rrgalar rasesi 1'are, 6.25 est Kate Dally.
Through Sleeper Service
July 3d and 4th
Prom Portland on No. It at 1:J A. M.. Saturday. Julv I. erd
Sunday. Julv 4. (Open at Portland Union I'epot JO P. M.
Friday and Saturday nights.)
Returning
Pleepers will leave Newport at P. M. Monday tfnlnr'r
rlng In Portland Tuesday morning at T;20 o clock.