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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOimMJ OREGOXIAX. TnTTTtSDAY, AUGUST 19. 1913. I - : . WATER CONFERENCE WILL BRING MANY Western States Appoint Dele gates to Attend Coming Meeting at Salem. FERRIS BILL NOT FAVORED t ablaarl Mrmbm. boirmon, CimiMi and trthere Ar Named Tentative LUt le .Vddre .sitarrlax.. iit.t.M. au. i. --ptai. Tr:at a iit-ij isierssi ta beiag takaa In tie Waatare Stat. a la the water pnwar rosdrtQc to bo held In I'ort an4 Sptmtr II. Si aa4 U. to Indl-rat.-f by eumeroua letter, rewarding jt bmg rcevat by Uovarnor withy fx &. jhatrmaa of tbo Orvcoa delge lion. tte atalae daft named del a a". ial Wyoming. Nevada, bouth Wk u and N-r Mealco aro expected t ft r Tre oBlt of tbo conference In given a. a general duciuuoB of meane fr tha ioc"nnt of tba water power of tna Vet for tr-e bet latere.! of Ibn untr and to mak aaetlon to l or.Tit A memorial adapted by tba t. .nt Lilatura provided for tho "frnr-. ii beina tt opinion of n malorttr of lha niambora tbal tho K-rria bill, aow btor Carca. antaawnutio it tbo latrata of tba It altexea tit th nnaEpror!ale4 or .koHr l'4aral litfv arnmeat land on tbo bartaa of atraanv( alitr.ia pooar la aial!t.. mhito nc (.Mrr to tta dal"pnnt of tho pow er, ar Rot of alun eiual to tha valuo of" ta watarpower. blcb blooa to Ma t-it-. Mr. I'utaam today anttouncad tbo fol lowing tantatno lit of par and tka enievta on wblcb aomo of them la. a: j . lu!loo. !pkan. Waah, Wa-er Tower and Ita Kalatloa to Na tional I-avalopmenl"; Samuel II. Pile. " j.tUe. e-.i.. "Slato ownerahlp of atr." will apeak Kpumber Head i-t,.(. l"roo I tali. "Kederal Ta on Wat-r I'owera-; John l Worka. t-oa .nele. .!.: leoro I- Chambarlaln, l'ortUnl. or. uncertain that bo can attenJ. but will If po.albla and apeak. John II. IlKirtr. Chiraao. IIU w'U at tend and apeak on -Term of tha 'an ,hi,. Cropoa4 In tho Kama Bui"; Krank II. short. KTeno. Cal.. "Tho Con. eirfittonal Aap. ta of tho Karrta Bill"; William K Bora.i. HoKo. Idaho; W ealey J.,n-. .orl.i laklma. aah.; Oarar V. I r.ierwcmvd. HirmkOaTham. Ala.: Henry I. Inerva. Jteattla. Waab.: tnTld P. Mouaton. !vrtary of Aurtcnlture: -ranklin K. ln. t-ralary of tbo In terior; Linger M. Oarrlaon. Sacretary af War. "Narlaabio Ktroam Water 1'nwer larlelatlon, Tha followm deleajatea haa boon rpoiatod: Liar,. J .ho W. tlart. H-oao: Job; T. V !-.-. !- : Ariao- H l'?J"2" ai: r " Ban-tail. Laajtoa. Jamee ta. (..-... lu.la-. a.a lbr a.ieraalea not ""!!?h l.. , -a J." r. B.nlall. w,Bne mi,..,n i W lr.at!ln. Wll ita; Jehn in a. Ir.il ll l. w a . HATTte, liiaiam; l:ilaaharl. M .n-na -H-rr U Hai-ra. namnma. Jm alaa. Helena; J. C ktlcka-o. tva.l-T'i"l..-od-Phi'lo ar Colcraja E V..t. Uuran. A. I' Arduur.i. It ..alder. UI-1 11. . art.-, a:t U" ' ''' . ... W M 'rr. alt l.aae t I- K. unoarvaa, ataau l li. riant. "'.tailf.ar-.v r. ra.4r. Ma faartao: nl, M.rtia. iua.too. W. A- Johaetoee. Arla"a lt.aard II Rd. fh !: etarr. II. Uaf". Ta-. -t.n. saraioa; . m tf.rf.fi Itend: fl. Ha w lair T .p.a. u.ai. ooiarn-e Witay- LUMBER PRICE RAISED aniTlin wHI.HiTo mil l .tOIU IHITDOWV Artaaa Taken al Meoelaa of Owaora and Hepeeaeatallaeo nt Centrallo of Taralr.aa Fnetorlea. CKNTftALI A. Wa.h, Au. !. IfP- .,t . t n ailtaica in lha prlco on lura ae aareaa upon at a meeting of resraaentaciaea and ownera of Si liun bar and -anml'la of Southweat Waah tnarton hero tc-lay. Al ru in market mi:ia hava been operation at loee, and tho oaanrra were confronted ...a tha a.ternative of ralatnaT pricea or abutting- down tho planta. Tha ac tion waa taken after a general diecua- ...... m mhi. n Ii waa araued that com munttlea ta which milla aro located would b badly crippled by ehutdowna. Thoea who attended lha meetma to- . include!: .- I". Terry, of Mclntoeh. ... i.nt of tie A. r. Perry Lumber . ..r..nn: Mr. Undatrom, of Kalnler. Undatroro lndf-rth Lumber Company: ellator Ionncl!. of Kluia. White Star I. umaer Company: Mr. Xeimler. of II. .cheater. N. M Lumher Company: lea.ara Hill and llaymond. of Hunker il l' LuacmaT Compan): W. C M Ilea, of iM.h. ...te Lumber Company; W, laiiery. ef Napaine. prealdrnt of Kmery . v. .nn K. W. Meraaraau. of Xoty t umrver ai lihlnala Company: C. A. loty. recelaar of Cheater Snow Loat j.h.nala Cornpanj. at Lottell. Mr. Lawa. .. I'ninn Milla. Inton Lumber tora- rany; . R Hubbard, of Centralla. prea- , i.nt of Laalrra lU.lway Lumber Coiupany: K. A. Martin, of muiJiii of IL 11 Lumber Centralla. Company i a-..l.e I a na. of Mrakllt. manaaer "r Meakill Lumher Company: Cbarlea ..j iv. C. Teomana. of Pe E.U Teomana . h.. .'fnanTi W. IX Glbbona. prea .'j .nhoAca Lumber Company, of i:..'1Miar: Mr. Laudmarbaua. of LTyad. ii..K.u. tjirr.ber Company: George vi.-.-.,,:ck. of McCormlch. McCormlck - ajtmnnv: Mr. COOk. Of Ker.r.a McKenna Lumber Company, and J I Wonderly. of Centralla. aaalatant o,ana.r of lha Lumber Manu.'acturera W-r-cy. JOINT INSPECTOR IS PLAN Three Ua.hlnrton Coanllr Maj Combine Weight Trstrr Offlora. M-VTBII.II. Weah Aug. 1- lpe- i i HowelL Secretary of Slate, ard A W" Kinehart. chief Inapector of and Mcaaurea. Interviewed the . i-.i.niv a'ommlaalonera relative to combining the otTtcen of In loUtPr of weishta and meaeuree In tl Thuraton and tiray. Harbor countut- Th purpo. rrordln to Mr. Ho alt Is to lower ina ep-o ruut and at ttte time employ Bpum man for ,h... ?I " 7 : TT. JL thVworh. The Thurston County Com- Tt I DlMlonn have consented to the . . .aSJe. I - - t - .. change and the CM Harbor Count, J9! V . ..'IV5.- I 'J". f .- , r. ara willing, providing D .-ir ,C"a is I ' ' I' .." -I . .. WOMEN RESCUE BATHERS To Hate Narrow E-ocaptra om Urownlnc at Cotla- Crore. COTTAGE GROVK, Or, Au. II. (SpoclaLI Two drownlnsn nearly oc curred her Sunday. In both caaoo a woman played a promlnanl part la tha resrue work. K. K. Mllla. an undertaker, waa ona of lha ylciima. Ha la a ood awlmmer. but not knowinc that tho water waa as deap bo attempted to touch bottom and real. When reaeuad by aire, H. F. Ckea. Mr. Oakee and W. IX Huff, ha waa partly unconacloua, but aoon re covered. llrnaat Wyatt. an employe of the Flret National Hank, waa tho other tctira. Tba party which ba waa with want out to a rock In tha middle of the rtr In a boat. For a Joko Mr. Wyatt and MIM Janet Tavldon were left oo tn rock. Miaa TTtdaon atrurk out for J ho re and) reached It eaally. Mr. Wyatt followed, but requlrad tho aa- alatanca or aitaa faiiowa i ebore. reach MISSING CASHIER SOUGHT llmbe-aile-roml of I0a la Laid to Seattle Ticket Offlcaj Mao. fill ATT LE. Waih, Aug. !. Tha proaecuttng Attorney a offic today la aued a warrant for tba orreal of Harry U Uunaway. aged 32. raablar In tba un ion n ticket oftlca ef tba Northern Pa cific Hallway, charging blm with the embeulement of l:Oti. unaway la miaatng. He left a note saying ba bad been ruined by gambling. 1'unaway bad been employed by the railroad company many yeara. and waa la Taroma before being tranaferred to Ileal lie eeaeral years ago. lie baa a wife and child. la bla aota Uunaway said Seattle waa In awful ahapa" and (' the namea of gambling bouaaa In operation. BRITISH COLUMBIA SHAKEN Trrraaore I lr ported Jrom All Oyer Southern Part of rrovlncc. VANCOUVER. B. C- Aug. !. An earthquake ef la aeconda' duration. met .hock waa noticeably felt In lha Okanogan dlelrlrt. waa reported from all ever Southern British Columbia ai o'clock llila morning. Ketowna. J miles aaat of Vancouver: Tale. Harrlaon. Pentlcton and Summer land left the tremor. In Vancouver a alight Jar waa noticed. BKU.IXGHAM. W aa h.. Aug. 1. Earth tremors which rauaed ooora anu windows to rattle and swayed picture tha walla were felt throunn mis cliv a few mlnutea alter a ociuva auie morning. PIONEER GATHERING HELD South west Washington leicorsuou Draws Thronfa lo Hoclamter. rl VTmUA W'aah Aug. 1. Spe- clsL) The Soulhweet Washington I'lo- - - X. v l.brallon at Kocneaier aouay waa a complete aucceaa. perfect weather r. w i n r rrowda from every corner of his section or the state. ra " lions attended from ienirati anu a.uw- balla. Th. nroeramma openea wtin na- drawsea by Kepreaentativea uun Johnson and Will E. llumpnrey. anu Clark . Savldge. State Land Commis sioner. At noon a big oaaael tuncneon waa spread la Ueuallen"s grove. TBere m -laac aa ana amueemeota w an kinds, the Hocheeter Concert nan. iur- ntahlng the music SANDY GRANGE IS BUSY Imitation lo Exhibit at County Fair ot Answered. sisnr. V)r Aug. 1. (Special.) H. A Lewis, president of the Multnomah Fair Aaeociatlon. and Phil Bates, as sistant manager of the fair association. .r. eueata of Sandy Urioit nera oai- urday at a wril-attenuea. meetinu. air. Lewis outlined tno praoaicai "--tages of the fair and Invited Sandy Grange to attend In a body. Tba visit ors were given a Dig ainner. Mamie Crura declined lo aay wucm- er II will make aa exniou it tne aair. Tha doodIo of the several districts are aa much engaged la road construction that they will omit tne usual local tair. CatiiUtuet Stan Injured Divine. riTlll.lMKT. W"aah Aug. 1. ISpe- claLI W. C. Sellera. who IS empiojeu on the Cathlamet News, was seriously If not fatally Injured on the waterfront lata Monday afternoon, wnau - tempted to dive from a derrick aa- -....-4 mt lha W eat doca. juai mm .m mm reads to make the plunge ha loat bis Balance and fell backward-Into a boat cradle lined wun oi ...j..a unconacloua and re ceived a bad fracture of the right leg, . ta lha aide aad possible Internal Injuries, tie has a wna aou children. OrxHiard leeded to Half-Brothor, itna-in RIVER. Or Aug. li. Spe- .i-i uin. Kundav tba noted even gellst. who recently porenawa properly, has made a deed gift of ten ..... orchard land In the uaeu uia i.iri .dlolnlna the Sunday Summer , ... m. hif brother. Lm C Helsar. The place ta considered one of tha most ..i... hi. In lha district. Mr. lieiaer ih. aaat five yeara haa been manager of the Sunday country place. Hoae Burned by tiplodlne Lamp. vni.ETns. or Aug. It. 8pe- -i.i Tha eiDloelon of an oil lamp .- 4 ih. n r. thmt destroyed the rest j . i-iaraaia Kearney In Weal Alia atreet early today. Tenanta tried to Oghl the blase with a garden hose, but Ue nre got beyond control and w .ha alarm was sounded the fire men found difficulty Ira checking It. Tha loaa la only partly covered by Insurance. rrndlctoa Haa Another BnrfUry. PENDLETON. Or Aug. It. (Spe .i.i i another burglary, the fourth It ..... Mihta waa reported to the police today y Emory Foots, lot East Webb street, who declares his bedroom was entered laat night while he and hi ir. .lent and his gold watch and tl ware taken from his trousers hanging on a bedpost. MlUersburs Voles for w Scliool ALBANY. Or- Aug. IS (Special.) That the Mlllersburg school district will have a new school building was decided at an election Monday. The building will kw on the alte formerly occupied by the one that waa burned several weeka ago. Work la to be be .... anon aa ooaalble. to have the building ready for the Fall school term.; Hearing the Voice from New York Whpn visitintr at San Francisco yourself the conversation and music over the Transcontinental Telephone Line. See the motion pictures illustrating the Progress of Telephony an intensely interesting tn-urj. Demonstrations daily (except Sunday) 11:00 A. M., 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30 P.M. PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS Panama-Pacific International Exposition Admission Free THE AND NEW MILL IS PROJECTED BnOOHs-SCASLO COMPANY TO KM- PLOY BOO XKX AT BfcSD. r..ii. af naaalil raai Will Be 5.aoo,ooe Feet, aad Payroll Monthly. BKND. Or.. Aug. It (Special.) An nouncement was maao wr. he Intention of tne r.a.-"- Lumber Company, ot begin at once construction of a modern ...mill on th. Deschutes River op posite the plant of the Sh.vlln-Hixon Company, new building. W hen the two nr. In operation a monthly payroll exceeding 10.000 Is assured. It Is understood tnai ine will be a two-band mill wun piai.iua mill and box factory In connection. The plant-, capacity Is 60.000.000 feet a vear and employment will be given in all departments to 600 men. Pending completion oi ana ...... Iminary work will be done in building . it.. tha alanine mill site, in nutting up a machine snop. aranm ... ...k1. ..m and laying out the i v ...... .... . ... six-mile loggng road over which timber ill K. hrouaht to tne mm. i ua i. within three-fourths ot a mile t iha eanter Of the City and la actually within the city limits, al though not in it, an eii city having been votea in jumo, rounding the sue. ror ma i'i-" exempting It from city taiauon. Bend la experiencing a mnetus In building and other line, of Industry due to tne construction the Shevlln-Hlxon mill, which will cut 0.000.000 feet a year, and employ more than 00 men. There are no houses for rent In town and several are being built with many others planned. Kaptd Increase In. population is looked for. and a general business revival regarded a. assured. At the Shevlln-Hlxon mill tne maenma shop, blscksmith snop anu arrn are complete, pier, for the mill are In place and a big crew oi men is aa work on other parts of the construc tion. Twenty cars of rails arrived re cently and are now being laid on the logging road. Salvation Army Workers Wed. rrvmilJA. Wash- Aug. IS. (Spe cial.) The first Salvation Army wed ding ever held in Centralla took place In the Baptist Church tonight, when Captain Peterson, of Belilngham, mar ried Captain Genevieve Greenleaf. a Centralla girl, the ceremony being per formed by Lleutenani-coionei i numaa Scott and Staff Captain John Bree. Cap tain Peterson has resigned nis post, as ...latent manager or tne wnrmngmen a DANDRUFF CAME IN BIG SCALES On Scalp. Itching Terrible. Hair Dry and Lifeless. Dandruff All Over Goat Collar. HEALED BY CUT1CURA SOAP AND OINTMENT -I had beea aroabled with dandruff for year, aad M got no bad that there was a recular cruet formed on or scalp that woald come off la M( scales. The ractunc as thnos was terrible eapedaDy at aaght, aad scratchinc IrrV tated mj scalp. My hair was dry aad lifeless aad fell out every tinae I combed re The dandruff wouaa be all over my coat collar. "NotatBS atmuinl to help BnUl I used CtroV-ura Soap and Otatmena. After Beta sham a few week, my scalp and balr were m fine shape and I have ao more hchtna- er dandruff. rttcned) Wa H. p.M 9is s. Waahlnarton 8a, Denver. Colo, alar-eh IS. 1913. Sample Each Free by Mail "rith 33-p. akm Book ea request. Ad dress post card Cairaeeara. D4. T, Baas taaB. Scad ahrouchout the world. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, I tttte 1F m1 r Aatival Kaetorr ft ha, aiee always au-mMtlas af th year. RIGHTS COR. FOCRTH ASD ALDER TS. 7 V' ts' h,...-i.,..& ...J ! jpBff J m 7 Madame Jeanne J omelli the Exposition vou may hear for . PACIFIC TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY home In Seattle, and he and his bride will take charge of the social and In dustrial service In Belilngham. KELSO REPORTS GOOD CROP Hay and Grain Yield Vnlformly Heavy Harvest Progresses. KELSO. Wun, Aug. 18. (Special.) The threshing crew, working In the vicinity of Kelso report that the grain yields are proving uniformly good. Oats are running on the averace from .0 to 5 bushels per acre. Wheat Is running heavy, most of it going about 40 bushel, to the acre. The hay yield In the valley about Kelno also wa. heavy, although some of it wa. dam aeii hv the heavy rains. Threshing crew, are working fast during the present .pell of dry weather and most or tne grain win do wurcu out within two or three weeks. Two new engine, are working In this vicin ity, aome farmer, near ostrander hav ing purchased an entirely new outfit Including separator and engine, and a new machine Is In operation across the river. tiro Kept Prom Timber Xear Dee, HOOD RIVER. Or.. Aug. 18. (Spe cial.) A brush fire, starting Saturday on the ranch of Julia P. Scott, near Dee. was controlled yesterday, after endangering farm buildings and near bv timber land. J. E. Shields, who, after sending for help battled, the flames alone. Is recovering from heat prostration. Wallowa Has Heavy Storm. WALLOWA. Or., Au&. 18. (Special.) A downpour of rain this afternoon, which lasted for nearly 30 minutes, was followed by a hard electrical storm. Threshing was stopped, but damage wa. slight. A cow belonging to C. W. Mumford wa. killed by the lightning:. Herewith . v, irin addresses to Summer The Cess tae Caaer lalaad ef tha H'aartl F T form ot entertain ment and aooomnaodaUon for tour ists. Orchestral and band con carta, prim dwnna aad naualcai. comedy company every afternoon and nlatnt tr. the open-air theater. Perform ances free. Admission to parti ! ceata. Reached by exprese speolal Oaka train (fare cants), from First aad Alder; or by launch tit cants), from MorrUon-.treet Bridie. The Hazel wood Confectionery and Restaurant Maahlactae St, at Tea LB, Best Food Served at Lowest Possible Cos. Amid Homelike Surrounding-i KATuia CAFAcrrr tu, SWASTIKA ACTO SERVICE Stage to Mt. Hood Resorts Jaa. H. Trmval Boreao. -urea. a. M and Waab- . aa. mm a A IS. fat 1 called for and delivered at their homea. Rapid, aata and conrteoua aarvtca. Pboae reaervauoaa u advanca. TMTTDAV SPECIAL leavae Journal bid ll I a. M. Eaturning lasvas at P. sL lOtrO Acres or Grain Hurried. I WAITSBURG. Wash.. Auaj. 18. (Spe-, I .1.1 1 Tina nt tha lararest crain fires I I this eiigiroccirreMnr "-'"' 1 4aSSP: Information for Tourists.M .-.- lit CD ranch of Charles Hungate, In Spring Valley, three miles southwest of Waits burg. Nearly 1000 acres of (Train were burned, besides two headers and four mules. A large number of men re sponded to the call for help and put out the fire. Greohum House Ransacked. ORKSHAM, Or.. Aug. 18. (Special.) How to stop dandruff and loss of hair with Resinol Here is a simple, inexpensive treatment that will almost always stop dandruff and scalp itching, and keep the hairthiclc, live and lustrous: At night, spread the hair apart and rub a little Resinol Ointment into the scalp gently, with the tip of the finger. Repeat this until the whole scalphas been treated. Next morn ing, shampoo thoroughly with Res inol Soap and hot water. Work the creamy Resinol lather well into the thescalp. Rinse with gradually cool er water, the last water being cold. Heainol Soap sad Resinol Ointment easflr beal ecaema sod similar alcin-crapoona. ooua by all drag-giata. Mountain, River and Beach Resorts . -WH to Take a Short Trip Out of Portland . . is a list of short trips in and about vnii have heard about is not meiiLioneu iiciC, of the Chamber of Commerce or phone retoffic pTmts furnish- j A 6091. Information TJJJSTi OreeoniSf aSs the names and - Time Cards, Beach and Mountain Keson of tourists for publication. Enclose your Resort Dept., me uregonian, tsekyaralB and Packlns I'laat Largest plant west of the Mlaale alppl River, iocated on Columbia Slough within 40 mlnutea" ride of Broadway and WaahlnaTtoD atreeta. Take Kenton cars on Washing to a street at Fifth. 8txth and Broadway atreeta to Kenton. Fare i ceata. Take Kenton Traction Company care at Kenton to Packing Plant aad btockyards. Fare cents. Vtaitora admitted dally except Sunday. COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY A acenlo drive of rare beauty, built alonaS the south ahore of the Columbia River. distance of more tbn 0 miles from Portland. A aeries of remarkable waterfalls, rugged peaka and deep canyons are among the attraction El ec trio carllne to Borlns". I Dllea; automobile to Welch's. Rho dodendron and Tawney-. round trip from Portland. $7.1 i. Same as above with horse stags all the way, a.7i PeeJaurala Park snakes Gardesa A city park and well worth a trip Take St. John, or Kenton ear. i : aagiMianivayja MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES Dally to Mount Rood resorts a A. M. Round trip 5; Gov. Camp tT.Mt epsclal rates for week-end and el.mb. jjT, part lea. IctormaUoo. reaarvaUona and tiketa at BOITLKDGE rUWAl Ow. V a as-v TheShelburne aUELBL'KNB STATION. Korth All modern Improvement One of tha largest hotels oa North Beach. We raise our own poultry. Reasonable rateaSpe cial ratea by tba waek tor f amine Phone In hotel. Buy tickets to Shalbum. BtaUoa. Trains atop right at door. Address Seav vlaw. Waah. T. J. HOAKE, Pres. v .. ... Every man, woman and child should take advantage of this most wonderful opportunity to hear the greatest singer on earth sing in one of the most beautiful parks in Portland, located in the heart of the most magnificent residence property, on the Pacific Coast, "The Addition of Beautiful Homes" THE CONCERT IS TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. " SEATS FOR OVER 10,000 PAUL C. MURPHY, sale. Agent 3701-2 Stark St. Main 1503, A 1513 Friday night sneak thieves entered the home of D. W. Metzger by forcing a lock and searched the house for val uables, but so far as is known nothing of value was taken. The miscreants used matches in their search. Mrs. CIRCLE TOURS OF EASTERN CITIES VIA I UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM " 0-W. R & N., 0. S. L., U. P. R. R. S "Columbia Highway Route," Including the CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS on going or return trip, offer advantages of a lifetime. you wny. STOPOVER ALLOWED AT HOTLAKE OREGON ulimeT MnfiT CURATIVE ST. I.Ol'IS CHICAGO WASHINGTON bostov Via Salt M.f - s p n i main THE WORLO I . . ,Knr LorrcBiwnu Tickets on sale daily 10 "W" Tickets, reservations ana Ice to suit your needs at u.-w. R. CITY TICKET OFFICE, Washington at Third street. Broadway 4oOI), A Ladv nassenger and ticket agent In attendance, who will give special at tention to women patrons or call at residence if information is desired. EE -rsr.,, Chicago "h teave I nlott. Depot EE oregon-Washlngton Limited .. 10 A. M. i-oiTland and Paget Sound T p M EE SKSSh Bleeper "to 'Southern En- 5 trance Yellowstone rational ParK daily Er at 7 P- M. - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii!iHHiiinii"ii"i . a -rn ; iniih-h ronmu th reformation Bureau The Oregonian a l au?xxx.)k tuiumiu. tomrr hood hejokis. dead Cap Is la a delightful re treat. 000 feet above sea level, on a haltered .pur of the very mountain 'Itself, and is located Just at me upper edge of tha timber Una. The trip to the inn usually la made by rail to Hood River and thence by stage. The round-trip rate. Includ In aU traveling expenae is fll.se. Service begin. July 1 and continue, to September la. ajtalck's, Rhododendron and Taw aer's are located on the south side t the mountain. Automobile from Portland to either resort, round trip. ech fa. Oregonian on sale at these resort NECANICUM INN OVERLOOKING THE bEA. SEASIDE. OR. Come to tha Necanicum Itin snd enjoy yoir Summer vacation, where Invigor ating sea breezes blow and dahlia gar den. aWa you colorful welcome. House of comfort .Shorn. h'71'".Xl?; splendid table board sea food a apeclalty. MISS EMILY BAMA.VX, Pro. Rates 12 up. Also housekeeping rooms. SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS AND SANATORIUM the greatest health and pleasure resort on the Pacific Coast in the h of the Olympio Mountain open for the season. For full Information address The Managers Sol Due. Wuk -m. yiOiaia.a.ai.'Waai.a.'y VeAaa..a.aa.alVVV M Summera Raat. I ILXISTKATKD BOOKLET FREE. I C W. J. Keekers, white balmon. Wa, I Emil Oswald went to the house on an errand Saturday morning and discov ered the attempted burglary. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger are in San Francisco on a trip. Let us show One Way Through California. ... 88. lO ftO.OO ... 126.QO 127.50 take and 'Denver without extra cost. r., f to other Eastern cities. 128. ZU - a i0 Going ana return iiron, . N & N. nhont anv TK)int, &tnrnann party Parka Washington Park, head ot Washington .treat with .mail aeo and aviary. Take any car- west oa Washington street excepting Blx- teenth; far k cent Celebrated tatue. "Coming of the White Mm." also "Sacajawea." Excellent view of the city. 'ei&U'r-:r War ,4r- ea-vejajaj- ; -. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP ING TENTS ONLY $1 PER DAY Electric lights and water In nearly every tent; go surf bathing or hunt tor crabs and clams: tent city Is under direction of Bar View Hotel; many entertaining features: no liquors allowed sold; rates by week 5 and up: sleeping tenta and board at hotel 12 par day up. Write W. A. Win Bar Vlaw. Tillamook Co. Or. or 210 Falling bldg. Portland. Or. Safety at All Times Mt. Hood Auto Line call, and deliver, to any part of city, day or night to Mount Hood resort Round trip, fai Govern ment Camp, f 7.60. Phones. Mala SSI, or A Z3SL. ANDERSON BROS. Both Ways Via Direct Lines. 110.70 6a mi