TITE MORNING OREGONIAN TITURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1915.
DIGNITARIES AND KIDDIES, AS THE CAMERA SAW THEM AT THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC PICNIC
RATE RiSE LIKELY
10 PROVIDE RELIEF
2Z2
DIAMOND
:
COAL
BRIQUETS
More Heat to the Pound Than Any
Other Fuel, and LAST LONGER
Express Companies Expect
Increase Will Overcome
Loss in Revenues.
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a
CONCERNS FACE DEFICIT
Cooimllon of Two Stair-. Make
. t BlreT- Ion od
Allow Chirf lo )lct Par
cel I" Competition.
HMjr.M. ft. Aal U.i Special V
T. In.-r.as. of i 3 P'T '"":
pr... rate, upon f.'k TMo
). than round. .Sli-ped
Or, so ed Washington, which
. . .l.mM IS. tt l
will grv. tha eiprt" ompnl'i
. j --i t . Iftfruttt bu.ln-'. '
T orr wr lu-d br th Public
.rK CommlMioM of lh to states,
aft.r I- d.motatrat.l th -
tar lea wr r!lC at lo.
e-l-r isued bv If Interstate
rnmmr fommlnwi permitting an
Iners in rat of H it com on
Inl.f.utt shipment will k"1" "T'"
t.. KMWb'r 1. TM. ord-r was Issued
after lb upro ripiM ! proved
to th 'iroiHion tnat th ret operat
ing drrit of alt of them t"T ll
Tn. .MiniMisni of lk lo elites
cauW en analysis to b mU- of one
v - tn aal OI
" . . u . I o r d f rTT1 I
I or : n arrj -' - - -
Intrastate point. Tb following table
wer md hific trio combined busi
ness of rprr':l trs com
pany It k nty for ono Iv and th
fetal Mrnnnl and rharg under
- - a rate with Pr-
eentig cf Increased rn appUIn
to th ' at bolno of th two states:
,., , mn4!-1. jotl: .,'--"
,4-f. JM. r..p.iJ enre ''
ft --... s:'i pr. en'. lO'l-i-. -
h. '-'Sf .-
,n.r.... rtl". r".-"'
nr... al.l. Mat -......
i
tf th iliipffl'nii wiMn 1 oord
n) n4r to follolo tumbr woro
unt to prrr post tompotltloo:
XnnT !Pml T1. yfwgaJ m-
$t..
lr PhT word, 7:
Per r.m of th.
ondr wro moilMo br parrel pot at
hor T 1 pr trrl of proro"!
pr.. rtarm or. If hlpp4 br porcl
ot. a vin of pr rnt could b
fr'tl or tho propood pf
aw tffxrta r)-a,a.
Tho prnpoi ri will mako no
rdmo to h pront rhr on mr
than.tt wihlr pounda or
mora, nor will lhrr bo mny rhanft In
trio prnt crm mrwji 1 1 rata on park
a rf anr na or wlhL Virtually
ail of lncraa Bra on parkaa of
mrcSaii waianma i pund or
pr rant of which ara matlabla
br parcl pot at than tha propoaad
ipr rata.
Tbo lrtartata Cornmorr Commllon
araniaj a barlB to tha axprr-aa rem
paniaa. atlrb IntrodwcaJ aamaroua
Mbit horln for tha laat ear nndar
tha ol4 rataa aal tha firt yaar under
tha aaw rataa tho oparatlona and flnaa
risl condition) of ih rompaniaa. and
d.-notv.tr.trd that tha patltionara' mr
ni from transportation attar demand
f rra prlTtlaaa draa4 from
trt.:.:i.?. a . l.7.u-
In
napaa4 rlraa r.aplala4.
OpratiB aipansaa dnnna; tha pama
. a r...rrf from i;.l l.iii ll a
, Ji.J.i. with tho pat oraratlnai
ranoa 4r-ra4 from JI.SiJ.J.M. In
lt. to 4flcit of l.j:.tl.J4 In
Aftr a yaar trial tha aipraaa com
pn' mad a wln that thair nrt
or rnn rloficit for tha year
I :.j". .:. and It tu aatlmated that
A to do approximately
tho .mo biine. f-r lli aa for tha
nrevinua aar. tha ln-reaa lo their
r. rayemia UBtr tha new rate
would ha $.'..a:.J.l. or aomethina
le than 1 1. . net reyenua aftar
paitnc oraratina ripen.
RAGE RIOTING ENO !3 AIM
T4 MiiTTi umiioimoi:ii
Acmaaao. to Sappty hlla TAorkcra
Pwriaa Itaaa af Heaaaa la U
pre4 to Bo Jippr4.
ril.iurll Wah- Aue - ISpa-
nal. l;a. a rtir at Blaira. Ana
crtr and oter point ar Uelline
. I
e i
bam. d'e lo the mploymeni i .
re- t
.ultrd in muoh disorder raeently will
be iixir.l under an tttrrm-nl that
iifii labor AceBt
Kdaard n. 1'iaon
I workina out between tho canneries
and leadere of tho while cannery m-
plotea,
t arnerlea romrUln thev cao not ob
tain eaouah wtuto lahor at rush
tim-a when the fish ara runnirur od
and lie pUnta hae lo operaio
K-.r l-ommtsloner tlson has I
Mr,el to suprly tha w Mte labor needed
at the limes, and It t believed can.
nrrws will consent to tha "
"It" will also bo necear.- say the
rmmlliintr. "to assure cannartea
that woen ontra.ts for wwrkmeo at a
.ivea pr-e aro made they will ba tfb
er4. so that 4unns; a heay run of
fish employer will not hae a strike
on ihe.r hand. Tho eipertenoe of
soma of the rannerles baa been list
men will strike In th trrornln. net
the ralsa Ira pay ashed. CO back to
w,,rk at .tn. arvt oraanise another
trta for a still areatrr ral.a in 10
af lernoon."
WATER DELEGATES NAMED
ra Mrilcw Krprcntallvr lo
Portland MTtlnT Annonticrd.
f ALIH. r. Ace - (Special)
Oovern.w Withvcomba today received a
letter Irom William C. Molonald. Gov
ernor of New letco. announcing th
appoietment of the rMlowIn delecatea
trom .New M.liro lo th water power
conference to be held In l'ort!an4 In
bertn-ber: .
N. R l-auKh'-ln. Santa Fe; E. .
Tobon. Albuqueruue. C. M. Ba) ne. Ra
ton. Joern ajill. f armn.
t.nhe-rnatnrtal Candidate on Tour.
fi a-i ilJS Wash. Aua Opa-
.i . iiMni A. l.ee. of Spokane, who
e..M.ts for th nomination for
. the rtepublican stale
tt. ket, wa In rhahall yesterday meet
. . - fwl lead ma- Bepub-
l, r of th city la tba Intarest of hi
&bru fen
l--.,.. --"7 r ?
Z.i: u . jyv ,-.'; 4vi y4'J - r
FOLK OF RAIL PIGNIG
Southern Pacific Workers Hear
National Safety First Flea.
GOVERNOR TALKS TO 2000
.WMinl to Cenrral Muarr In
Addrr- . Frriclcncy Pland
ard of I OO Per Out Kaawhcd.
Itoad Suj porta 23,000 lrrt.
SAU-.M. Or- Ail'. IS. 1 Special.)
Speaking at tha plcnle of Southern
Taclflr employe, attended oy
railroad worhera at tha flate fair
Ground today. Governor Wlthycombe
developed a new and blccer meaoln;
for tho phraa -yareiy rirai. wnivu
.. it,, thema of all tha addreaaea.
Safety flmt for tha Nation, before all
el. waa Ma contention, and to ooutin
It tha Nation mut b prepared to
maintain Ita peac.tul aafely axalnat
poaalble asreion.
Todir tha motto of the Individual
and tha corporation I 'Safety Flrat,"
aal4 tho trovemor. -ana mere i" -hapa
no bolter watchword. Tho matter
i t k. further: the tiloaian
houtd ba made to Include the Nation
aa well aa tha Individual ana ine com
mercial orcanliatlon. We should lay
. 1 i ni.na. lut aa we plan In-
duttrtally. o that our operallona may
b (urrouodrd wltn aaiety. i no
of the Nation people la Ita Rrcateet
responsibility.
-To obtatn and maintain that safety,
wo mii-t be prepjre4 to protect. Any
aderiuate protection means military
and naval preparedneaa. All of ua should
be- w ililnsr to encouraae our representa
tlvea to work for such an end.
MUitarlaaa Mat We ate.
"We do not want, and tha American
people never will permit, anything
even approachlns; militarism, but wa
do want, and wo ara entitled to have
a military equipment which will at
least tvo u a reasonable assurance of
safely. In the face or tha present
world situation, such a move for
National safety should come first In
our National .isltive proeramme."
l J. fian.-r. sllant to the sieneral
numctr of the railroad. In summlns
Up aceinertis in ier, ii r i ...
itj th, r troj.l made 13.1
p.rc-ntac
' . .,. ?i
of efficiency
aa .S. In 1JI. IJ.ja cmcienry
test were made an l the pereentae of
rfflrlency wa l. In IMS. JS.J.i
tel wete made, and the percentaae of
efficiency wa .. In !1S w made
J; test with home slcnal. distant
Knal and train order slcnal without
a sincte mistake.
Has iiappa'rfa :raa la llresaa.
Mr. flancy said tt-at JJ.' residents
of Orrcrn mere aupported by the
Southern Pacific Company an4 that Its
oistrlbutes annually for labor In Ihe
slal. ILJi.". I' payroll In Port
land, be said. Including the Brooklyn
hop, contain more than 4'o names
.mnnnli anntl 1 Iv I n 111 000. In
Salem its payroll sustains H3 famillea
with an annual disbursement of more
than lisa.o. The payroll In Rosebura;
la IJJi)i). and ID Ashland, illt.ooo.
annually.
Tha baseball team or the Hrooaiyn
hops defeated that of the Beaverton
-HAn- kv a score of to 2 There were
numerous otiefl athletic event and the
picnicker d'l not nave me icrounu
until almost dark.
givx n.n ;ivkx ricMCKiaw
Sc-lal Tralna tarry Southern Pa
rifle Folk to Salem.
cia tiit.m Inwn woka nn In a!ea and
ent her band out yesterday to add to
the merry Uy that brou;tit Into ber
midst the Southern Taclfic Company's
econd annual picnic.
a anM-ai tram in chart of Trans
portation Manager Lowe, left Portland
at o'clock we.l laden and with com
pany dtanitanea aooaro. inciuuina: n.
J. Clancy, assistant to the general man
ager ai San Kranclsco. Another well
filled train from Euitene arrived un
der the supervision of K. Ituissen. Ar
rivtr la Salem about :4S the guests
were welcomed by the Salem Street
Railway Emploea" band.
r O. Ieckebach. of the Salem Com
mercial Club. pok on th efficiency
of modern railroad, and welcomed th
party to Salem.
Soma war at lunch and some wer
. . - s
Top Merer tiro-p of f-''"L J
rreu. Krara lft a Klafcti R.
w.a Keaetli Haatly aad Hla Baby
a i .K.. the around about
noon time when the call of IH bat
pipe, pl.yed by M. Or.y lured the
merrymaker m i "''" x?
Scotch dances hy dainty -Miss V.
Mathews.
Besides th picnic luncheon there was
another feature to make the event a
happy one corea of pretty, healthy,
hilarious kiddle having Ihe time of
their young live. In swing, at games
and gleeful baby individual rollicking
on the green.
Perhaps the happleat for the SO little
boy, and the funniest for the crowd at
large waa tha watermelon-entlng con
teat for lada under 10. won by T.
Dagonstlne. with V. Manassan. second.
The greased pig proved another ex
tremely humorous arena, a-a. i""
raptured him. Th special tug-o'-war
between the BrooMy and Dallas boys
waa won by Dallas.
Other rnca results were: Boy foot
race. C. Carlton; potato rare for girl
under 1. Uera Cavarader: boys three
legged race. Tom Becker and I. J.
Hanna: girls" race. Margaret Mathews;
sack race. W. Tlaboon: ball -throwing
contest. Mrs. W. A. Spence: 100-yard
dash for men. W. R. Willis: girls' race.
II years or under. Kva Schulu: consola
tion foot race. C. Johnston; women's
yard dash. Mrs. Katherlno Knecht and
Mis lieorgla Sullivan: broad Jump, A.
O. Habsden. .
Superlnlendent F. U Burckbalter. R.
J Clancy and Assistant Superintendent
C. W. Martyn acted aa field Judges. J.
i Km- ...i.tknt tn the auDerintendent.
wa chairman and had charge of the
sport event. Joseph rTiriong waa re
sponsible ror mo tiu , ,Z
game, and t- J. an..uv- ...
prise. . .
Among tn prominent
arrre D W Campoell, assistant. eM
eral manager, and Mrs, Campbell. Mrs.
K. llanason. of tugene. ana n.
. alters. , .
A danea contlrauea until too
ended.
RUSES LAID TO AGENCIES
Drrior lo Violate WanhloRton Em
ployment law Charged.
ni.TMPlA. Wash. Aug. 25. (Spe-
.i-i . l.' . i i.i,np Aaent Edward W.
Olson report that private employment
agents are practicing many inmsy or
vices to defeat the law adopted last
Fall prohibiting the collecting from
workera of fees for furnishing them
with employment.
This la especially true in Spokane, it
. . K.r. tha labor druartment
haa learned that the feea prohibited by
jaw are concciea oy i.v.tt
charge made for meala and for play
ing pool, the worker supposes to ob
tain tha Job free. Some agents. It Is
reported to the department, sell cheap
lewvlry at big prices, the Jobs being
furnished "free.-
!33 gal;
- who ffetoed to Wake the Kveat a
loor. of a- Kraaelm,-, Aaal.t t
. KMm. Aaatataat
Mater Keaoeae.
TE
Reorganizing of Association in
State Discussed.
DR. H. D. SHELDON SPEAKER
Address Before Clackamas Training
School Outlines Propsal to Abol
ila Tno-Dlvlslon Method.
Kxhibit at Fair Lauded.
auppjiv PITT fir Auar. 2S (Spe
cial.) Plana to reorganize the Oregon
Teachers' Association were discussed by
Dr. H. D. Sheldon, head of the Depart
ment of Education of the University of
Oregon, today in an address before the
Clackamas County Teacher' Training
School.
A meeting of delegates rrom every
to oununer
Tk oaks tna CJaaey Islaaast af ta
axeaty Bvry forua of entartaJa-
roent and accommooaUon tor tour
Uta. Orchestral and band ooncarta,
prima ctanna, aid musical cotvady
compacy avary afternoon and nl-hl
u. thS o pan-air tb eater, farforra
ancaa fra. Admission to pax It
eerata. Bchd by axpre Po"U
Oaka train (fare casta), frona
rtrat and Aklar: or by launch M
ceaia). from Morrlon-trat Brldga.
realaaaU Para: Saakea riaraeaa
A city par: and well worth a trip.
Tak BU John or Kanton car.
The HtzeIwood
Confectionery
and Restaurant
vaaahlastaa IU at 'I'caia, '
Best Food Served at
Lowest Possible Cos,
Amid Homelike Surrounding!
IEATI.1G CAP AC ITT aSO,
RELIANCE
MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES
Dally to atoont Hood rK)rt A- at.
Kaand trip tii Gov. Camp tT.ir.
epaclal rate for wMk-nd and ei:mb.
In. pax ilea. Information, raaarvatloa
and tl-kt
no. ti-aets a .
itorTi.K.rxiE eT.rm fxorai. Cas,
U d M. klata a. A Ull.
Or lrvtaaton tiara. East laa.
ACHERSHEARPLAN
No Dirt
No Smell
No Clinkers
Cheapest
Safest
Cleanest
With Diamond Coal Briquets your home heating will be economically and
most satisfactorily solved.
PACIFIC COAST COAL CO.
249 Washington St.
Main 229 Phones A 2293
county i d. .v -
Medford during the Christmas holidays.
... i tk. .t.f. win da neia at
when the reorganization win oe iic.;i-
. . v, will ha elected for
en. vna
every 100 teacher In a county, and one
from every organized body of teachers.
Clackamas will have four representa
tive at the convention.
Dr. Sheldon declared the principal
change would be the abolishment of the
two-division plan. The Eastern divi
sion has few memDers. ne saia, ana in
terest is lax. By combining the two
sections, it Is expected that one strong
body would be formed.
Dr Sheldon recently returned from
the convention of the National Educa
tion Association at Oakland. Cal. He
reported that Oregon was well repre
sented in the attendance.
The university man was loud In
praise of Oregon's representation at the
exposition. Th Oregon building is the
most attractive on the ground, and the
display one of the most complete made
by any state exhibit.
The standardization exhibit of Ore
gon Is by far the best educational ex-
i il i i .ua .vnABilinn and I attract
ing Nation-wide attention among edu
cators, he declared. The Idea is high
ly approved by the thousands of teach-
Dr. Sheldon studied the work of the
Training School and highly approved
i. u Via wnniri iirce the adoDtion
1 L. no (m.u J
. i v. a nYt Tcrlslature to
compel teacher to attend part of the
annual Training bcnooi.
SALOON PLAINTS ARE MADE
Idaho Governor Asks Information on
Closing Law Violations.
BOISE. Idaho, Aug. 23. (Special.)
Persistent complaints that the law of
the state are not being enforced
brought a request from Governor Alex-
a. ..tarnv tn. Proctor K. Perkins,
Prosecuting Attorney for Blaine County,
at Hailey. and he is aireciea to repui
to the chief executive at hi earliest
opportunity what information, com
plaints or other knowledge of law vio
lation are in his possession.
The chief executive saye. in part:
"Complaint has been-made that saloons
In Ketchum operate 24 hours a day.
seven days in the week, in violation of
th laws of Idaho.
MORTON FACULTY CHOSEN
School 9 Open Lavbor Day but Xo
Session Will Be Held.
MORTON. Wash., Aug. 25. (Special.)
F. S. Thompson, supervisor of consol
idated school district No. 214. has an-
Information
Mountain, River and Beach Resorts
Where to Take a Short Trip Out of Portland
Herewith is a list of short trips in and about Portland. If you are in doubt Jout an y point
or the trio you have heard about is not mentioned here, call at the Information bureau
of thl SaXr of Commerce or phone them -Bell Phone, Broadway 440 or f Automatic,
A 6091 Information will gladly be given. Literature of interesting points i furnished
QaBToxmXn Relort Uterature. The Oregonian asks the names arid
addresseVof ttSor publication. .Enclose your business card with name of your party
- T- a. T aV T'V. . AitnrrArllQri RfaF f Ion1
r.esoir j-'epu, mc wicw"!
LATOlKtLL FAJ.I.S VIEW HOTKL.
Dining-room in full view of th nearest
great falls to Portland. Only 27 mile.
Columbia Hifha-ay or 0.-W.. R. N.
Well-fumUhed tenthouse. a week for
alL Single Meals. sOc. 75c, S1.00. Auto
servlc from Portland If dealred. special
rates for parties. One mil hard-aurtace
pavement in front of fall. Phone War
ner corbett Bxchanse, or Marshall 5100.
1 All, ADDRESS. LATOL K.I.L, UK.
Parka Washington Park, bead ot
Washington street, with small soo
and aviary. Taka any car west on
Washington atreet excepting Six
teen th; far cent. Celebrated
statue. -Coming of th Whit Mai,"
also "Sacajawea.- Kxceilant view
f th city.
Wdch'a. Kaadodeadroa aad Taer
mej'm ara located on tb south aid
t the mountain. Automobile from
Portland to autner reaort. round tnph
eacb S. Oregonian on aal at the
resort.
NORTH BEACH
fVnrre Cool Sea Breeaea Blow"
A Justly popular salt water resort
near the mouth of th Columbia;
is miles of smooth, sandy beach;
many attractive beach towns;
good hotels and lodges; all the
Qualities necessary to healtniui
recreation. Make no mistake
about your sea-shore vacation
go to North Beach. Served by;
Steamers "T. J. Potter." ' Undine
and "Harvest Queen"; convenient
schedule. Tickets and Keserva-
1 1 o n s at O-w .
H. &
V ll'ninn
C1TV TICKET
nrvirlL
naihlnrlas at
Third St- Be
fore StSO P. M.i
After xnai
Knii. m i Aah.
Street Dock.
T.l.nliOMI
Broadway a,MKI
A ei-'i
PER TON
IN THREE-TON
LOTS Delivered
Recent City Test made them the choice for one -
city fuel for use in the Public Schools the coming
aiiiawiia i
nounced this term's faculty. Five are
from Tacoma, two from Chehalis, two
from Centralla and one from Seattle.
School begins September S, but there
will be no session that day, Labor day.
The list of teachers and the schools at
which they will teach follow:
Anna Gr?en. Twin Firs; Frances U Mann.
Lewis; Amelia Slaudt. Cora: Victor Howe,
Owens; Allie Jordan. Mountain View; rto-
wena Carmlchael, Vance; J. R. Logan. Alary
Manny, Elao Oosseline. Elisabeth Konkel.
all at Randlo; Goldle Flowers. Koher;
Mr, .-.laud Anderson, Darls 1-ake; Paul J-
Orr (principal), Mary Slmonson, janene
Hlaudt. Martha Huvll. Mlra Jlcbeoa, iiaoei
Welrlnger. all at Morton; -Mrs. im. vr.
Wood. Hlehlsnd Valley; Faith Bartlctt,
Bremer: Maude Arnold. IJndbers: Q- B.
Wrlarht. Mineral: Bess Brown. Mineral.
rasetroauai
iitiiaiiiVlV- -
Men! Get a
Fall Suit for
214
.75
Read how I can do it. Post
yourself, then investigate.
I pay a low rental. (There is a big dif
ference between $55 a month and $1000
a month). I buy for cash and sell for
i 1 f L. .1 a,.M,nre or
Casn no losses nvm uu
heavy office expenses no expensive windows to trim and light no
cut-price sales requiring an extra profit at the beginning of the season.
My prices are the same, today, tomorrow and always. All these ex
penses and many more, cut from the profits of ground-floor stores.
I HAVE HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS
SWEAR BY MY UPSTAIRS SYSTEM.
&Of HIGH-GRADE - A 7
PJ Ready-Made Suits rZpXdb. J
JIMMY DUNN
The Upstairs Clothier
315-1C-17 Oregonian Bldg. Open Saturday Evenings.
siian tii mniaiai.iM.wi.iLuiaaiawuusiniiiia); iiiiiuii.hu; -ausan naai iiji i ' "i
for Tourists
iiutia-
MOtlNT HOOD KESORT9.
Clsoal Can law la a delightful re
treat. SOOO teat above ea level, on a
sheltered spur of the very mountain
ltaelf. and Is located jast at U
upper edge of tha timber line.
Tb trip to tha Inn usually is made
by rail to Hood River and thence by
stage. The round-trip rate. Includ
ing all traveling expenses. 1 $U.S.
Servlc begin July 1 and continue
to September 1.
, COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY.
A acenlo drive of rare beauty,
built aiorag th south hor of th
Columbia. River, a distance ot mora
than 0 miles from Portland. A
arte of remarkable waterfalls,
rugged peak and deep canyon ara
among th attraction.
toekyarda aad Packing nat
Largest plant west of tb Missis
sippi River. Located on Columbia
tslough within 40 minute" rid ot
Broadway and. Washington atreeLa.
Take Kenton car on Washington
treet at Fifth. bUth and Broadway
street to Kenton. Fare cents.
Take Kenton Traction Company car
at Kenton to Packing Plant and
Stockyards. Far 6 oente. Visitor
admitted dally except Sunday.
SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS
AND SANATORIUM
aha rraaiait health and pleasure
resort on the Pacific Coast. In th
beart of the Olympie Mountain,
ooen lor tne season.
For f
lata
Information address
Xhe Manager. Sol Due. Waaa.
f'tniaaa'uoror
Bummer Rest. m
ILLUSTRATED BOOKIJET rUF.K. 1
C W. Keekers, White balmoa, Wa. fi
For Furnace Heater,
Grate or Range
half the
Winter.
Florestlno LaChareUe. Mineral: Margaret
Wernltch. Pleasant Valley: Mario r rn.
Flynn; Nellie Hershey. Riverside.
Arbitrators AdTlse Cut In Wages.
VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug. 25. Ar
bitrators appointed by the government
today presented a report recommend
ing a reduction in wages of employes
of the British Columbia Electric Rail
way, affecting virtually all of the tram
way workmen In Vancouver, New
Westminster and Victoria and lnter
urban lines. The highest wages paid
are 35 cents an. hour to motormen and
conductors who have been working
five vears. This scale Is reduced 8',
per cent. Other grades of labor are
reduced from 5 to 28 per cent.
asm roar
$20 New
Electric car line to Borlns. '
mile; automobile to Welch', Rho
dodendron and Tawney'. round trip
trom Portland. $7.7. Sam a abov
with horse stag all the way. f.7i.
Eatacada. Caaadero. Ball ana cars
leave First and Alder every four
tours, dally and Sunday, every hour
aa far as Qresham. Good points for
basket picnic.
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BAR VIEW HOTEL
Located at
Bar View, Tillamook Co., Or.
Train stops at our door. Only 200 feet
from high tide. Plank drive to beautiful
beach. Eat bathing, comfortable beds.
All the clams, crab and chicken you eaa
tat. Rate $1 per day and up. For par
ticular write or call on WISK DEXTAL
CO.
Booms 211-12 Falling Bidg.. d at
Wash
Portland. Or. Phon A or M ZD.
nar' View. Tillamook Co.. Oregoa.
Dane Every Night. Pool. Billiard and
Bowling, corf Ua thing: be llshlng.
Safety a All Time
Mt. Hood Auto Line
call and dellvera to any part of
city, day or night, to Mount Hood
resorts. Round trip, : Govern
ment Camp. I7.S0.
Pbenes. Main SSI, or A 2381.
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