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THE 3IORXING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1916. RELIGION HELD NEED Importance Great in Educa tion, Says Psychologist. LECTURES ATTRACT MANY A'iimcrous Protestants at Catholic Institute Wlilcfci Is Attended by Hundreds of Teachers. Backward Pupils Topic. The Catholic Slimmer School, which haa attracted several hundred religious teachers to Portland, will meet this morning at 8 o'clock for the fourth Besslon at Cathedral Hall. Seventeenth and Couch streets. . According- to Dr. Kdward A. Pace, professor of philos ophy of the Catholic University, Wash ington, JJ. C, who will speak again this morning, religious teaching is just as essential as educational teaching. "We have lost sight in modern edu cation of the necessity of teaching Christianity." says Dr. Pace. "We ought to teach Christianity with the same psychological methods that we use in teaching philosophy." He urged that a man who was illit erate but religious and moral was far less dangerous than a highly educated man who was irreligious and un scrupulous. KellKion Helps Men. "Religion tends to help men live better here." he says. "At each stage of a child's life there is a degree of comprehension. A child should be taught religion by steps. Just as he Is taught anything else. "Let your manner of teaching be simple. Get the great truths Just as Christ did. Go to the Bible and get the parables as he did, and present them to the child in concrete form. Children will not receive instruction that is given without preparation. Such teaching is worse than wasted." Many non-Catholics and educators are attending the lectures of Dr. Pace, for the sessions are open to the public. Dr. Pace has devoted his life to study and teaching, and is one of the emi nent American philosophers. Lectures are also given by Dr. B. V. DeBusk, of the University of Oregon. Dr. De Busk is taking up backward children, backward schools and the conditions that are unfavorable to education. First Impressions Important. "The first impressions of a child in fluences his whole life," said Dr. De- KuMk. "At the ages of 12 and 13 a child's nerves are all in action. Then, above all other times, and before this snould there be the greatest care in training. "Children who are backward should be separated from the' others, and children who are not sirong mentally should be separated from them. He advocated the use of various es tablished tests to determine the stages oc mental development or cniiaren. The loss of sleep, improper food at irregular times, ill-health and other home conditions are often, according to Dr." DeBusk, responsible for lethargy or backwardness in children at school. Dr. John P. 0'Hara..o( the depart ment of history of the University of Oregon, is giving a series of lectures on history and its relation to modern conflicts and conditions. Behind all the wars, says Dr. O'Hara, lie the condit tions into--which the various peoples have fallen, greed and jealousy. Dr. O'Hara spoke on the "Causes of the Kuropean War" yesterday morning. Dr. Pace will speak at 8 o'clock and 11 this morning. WIDE BENEFITS CLAUD ARGUMENT FOB. SEW TAX LAW IS F'lXEIJ AT SALEM. Sponsors of "Foil Rental Value" Plan Maintain It Is Panacea for Industrial Ills. SALEM. Or.. July 19. (Special.) AH the ills to which -the body politic is. heir will be eradicated by the passage of the "Full Rental Value Land Tax and Homemaker's Loan Fund Amend ' nient," if the assurances contained in the argument for the measure. are true. This measure, erroneously termed by its advocates as the "People's Land and Loan Law." is proposed by the Oregon State Federation of Labor and the Cen tral Labor Council of Portland. The argument in its favor, now on file for printing in the official pamphlet, in part, is as follows: "The law takes all land-rent values for public taxes, whether the land is used or not. It provides for farmers and other home builders a system of rural and city credits by state loans. "It guarantees to every person "per petual and exclusive possession . of his land as long as he pays the land-rent tax. It also protects the private owner ship of personal property and land im provements. "Poverty, unemployment, child labor and all attendant evils "can be ended by an intelligent vote. The Oregon State Federation of Labor and the Cen tral Labor Council of Portland invite the closest study of the 'People's Land and Loan Law. " Indorsements from Samuel Gompe-rs, president of the American Federation of Labor: C. B. Kegley. master of th Washington State Orange: C E. S. Wood, of Portland, and others are ap pended to the main statement of its ad vocates. MILL ACCIDENT IS FATAL Balance Wliecl Breaks, Killing One, Injuring Another. COTTAGE GROVE, Or.. July 19. (Special.) George Edwards, mill wright, suffered injuries which re sulted in death when struck by a fly ing fragment of a balance wheel at the Leona mill Monday. Another man was seriously injured, and the engine end building were so severely damaged that the plant will not be able to op erate for a month. Kven those who witnessed the acci dent do not know exactly how it hap pened. The engine ran away and fly wheels and steam pipes burst, but whether the running away of the en gine caused the fly wheels to go to pieces.- or' whether the breaking of a fly wheel caused the engine to run away is not certain. STAGE FASHION SHOW PLAN lIome'JEeonomics Women to Exhibit l'roduets of. Own Efforts. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON". Peattle. July 17. The school teacher students now in the home economics class of the University of Washington are going to pui on a fashion show of their own making the week of Julv 23. They will exhibit with tremulous pride their handicraft in purple and rufflings. They are at work now. past fine linen, eight-inch hems, tucks and the stage of simple. basting and stitch ing and engaged in designing their con ceptions of improvements on.M. Poiret and Mme. Duff Gordon. Most of the school teachers who come to Summer session from the smaller communities of the Pacific Northwest are compelled to be their own dress makers during the school year, accord ing to Professor Effie Raitt, head of the department of home oconomles. One of the biggest departmental reg istrations of the session always Is in home economics. At first, competent observers tes tify, the fingers of "dear teacher." who oniy a few weeks ago was ruling su preme over her own world of the grades classroom, are slow and none too sure. Many a stitch has to be ripped out and replaced with care. Prob lems in color design, embroidering, se lecting of material, patterns and neat- i nnD r nroptlfs thinfirs to her now. The fashion show will not be en livened by a parade of the amateur seamstresses, all got up in their own confections, but Hvill be exhibited on dress forms, with waxen Sarahs and Janes staring stupidly into space. BEER DUMPING STOPPED CARLOAD SEIZED BV POLICE IS GIVEN" FEDERAL OFFICERS. Fine of 9380,000 Possible Againat Shipper Whose Identity Has Not -"Vet Been Established. SEATTLE, Wash., July 19. While the police were engaged in dumping Into the bay a carload of beer seized today. United States- internal revenue officers appeared and directed the po lice to hold the beer as evidence for prosecution of the shipper in the Fed eral courts. The internal revenue officers eaid the beer had been shipped In violation of a Federal statute which requires each package to bear a label stating the character and quantity of the con tents. The cartons containing the bot tled beer were without such labels. Under the direction of the Federal of ficers 116 cases which the police had not destroyed were held as evidence. According to Robert Ingersoll, one of the internal revenue officers who took charge of the liquor, the shipper, if convicted, is liable to a maximum pen alty of $5000 for each unlabeled pack age, making a total possible penalty of J580.000. The only clew the police have re ceived concerning the identity of the shipper was a telegram received soon after the liquor was seized asking that the confiscated liquor be shipped back to the Jesse Moore Hunt Company, of San Francisco, because the beer had not yet been paid for. Mayor Gill de cided that the liquor had been ehipped into the state illegally whether it had been paid for -or not and instructed the police to ignore the telegram- The car seized contained 140 cases of 72 bottles of beer each consigned to Juneau, Alaska, in care of a transfer company in Seattle which the . police said did not exist. Twenty-four cases had been destroyed before the internal revenue officers Interfered. POWER MANAGER NAMED I.. WHITE, ALBANY, TO TAKE OVER. WILLAMETTE DISTRICT. I.. Martin, Coos Bay, Will Become Independent Manager, Reporting Only to President. EUGENE. Or., July 19. (Special.) J. l. White, of .Albany, as. district manager in charge of Willamette Va ley properties of the Oregon Power Company, will take up the greater part or the work left by the resigna tion . of Atilla Norman, vice-president and general manager. Announcement to this effect was made here today by Elmer Dover, president of t$e Oregon Power Com pany and the Northern Idaho & Mod tana Power Company. Mr. Dover and party are here on a tour of inspection, and will go on to Coos Bay before they return to Tacoma. In making Mr. White manager of the Willamette Valley district the plan of organization of the Oregon Power Company Is changed from the origina plan still further than It was a few weeks ago. Since that change Mr. Norman, as general manager,' has had charge of all the Valley properties. and has also had Indirect supervision of the Coos Bay district, of which A. L. Martin, formerly of Dallas, is manager. Under the new arrangement Mr. White and Mr. Martin will be rn ordinate in authority, both reportASg to Mr. Dover direct. ROAD MEETING ATTRACTS Conference Over Plans for Bonds to Be at Chehalls Saturday. CHEHALIS. Wash., July 19. (Spe cial.) Dan W. Bush, president of the Citizens' Club of this city, is in receipt of assurances from prominent men in various parts of Lewis County that they will attend the preliminary good roads meeting to be held here next Sat urday. July 22, when the question of calling a big good roads meeting for a later date will be up for consideration. The meeting Saturday is incidental to the working out of a plan to submit a bond proposition to the voters this Fall to spend $500,000 for hard-surface macadam road construction in Lewis COVE CHERRY FAIR DAY FESTIVAL ELECTS QUEEN AJND KING. I jr.- " - 1 Lai4lslteJs.nlusJ V -I . IS. - - . MISS MARY CARTER AMD ROY BELL. COVE. Or.. July IS. (Special.) Miss Mary Carter, queen of Cove Cherry Fair day festival, was elected this week over two other favor ite contestants and will be crowned in the presence of thousands of people attending the fair from all parts of Union and adjoining coun ties. Miss Carter Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carter, of near Cove, Or. Roy Bell, king of Cove Cherry Pair day festival, is the son of . Frank Bell, of Cove, and will be crowned tomorrow with the latest up-to-date ceremonials. RAYPP Demand Bayor. Tablet of Aspirin. Erery pckae aE4 ery iabkV mrui j Apma Ibear Th Beyer lite trade-mark "Aspirin" (Ref . U. S. Pat. Office) is a guarantee that the m ceticacideater of salicylicacid la these tablets iant the reliable Bayer man of County, with an arrangement for not ess than 10 miles additional construc tion of permanent road of this type each succeeding -year. FAIR NOMINEE HESITATES Mrs. Sylvia Thompson Xot to linn Unless Sure of Election. THE DALLES. Or., July 19. (Spe cial.) "I am not expecting to enter the race unless I can figure to a rea sonable certainty that 1 will be one of the winners in the three-cornered fight for the office of Representative of Wasco and Hood River counties." today said Mrs. Sylvia Thompson, nominee of the Democratic party. I have not yet filed my acceptance of the nomination and shall not do so until 1 have looked over the field "and find whether I shall win, for I don't want to enter the race and lose. I have been urged strongly by my friends to make an active race, but as yet have done nothing. I made a short stop In Hood River Saturday, but the visit was not in the interests of my candidacy.' NORMAL REGENTS TO MEET Special Report on School Standard ization to Be Slade. MONMOUTH, Or., July 19. (Special.) At a meeting of the Oregon Normal School board of regents, to be held it Salem Friday, a special committee re cently appointed by Governor Withy- combe is to present a report on the standardization of normal schools Oregon. The committee is composed of C. L. Starr, of Portland; Cornelia Mar vin, of Salem, and If. G. Starkweather, of Milwaukie. A study has been made of the Normal School conditions in Washington. - The committee's preparation also includes courses of study, conditions of living and work of graduates. Captain to Teach at Training Camp UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. Se attle, July 17 Captain W. T. Patten. U. S. A., retired, commandant- of cadets of the State University, has been or dered to Monterey. Cal., by the West ern Division headquarters of the Army, to- act as instructor in the citizens' training camp, which-opened there July 10. to continue until August 5. He was informed that he Is to be ordered after that to another camp, either - at Fort Douglas, Utah, or American Lake, Wash. Captain Patten is a veteran of the Philippine campaign. He was re tired four years ago for disability, but Is eligible for emergency service. He helped put the university company of the National Guard, Company F of the Second Washington Infantry, now at Calexlco, Cal.. in shape for the move ment to the border. . Fishing Good at -Clear Lake. THE DALi.ES. Or.. July 13. fSpe cial.) Clear Lake, "in the southern part of Wasco County, is stocked with fine trout and Is now the mecca of fishing parties from all over the county. One party from Wapinitia was there four days and brought back a string of 122 speckled beauties, besides feast ing on fish the entire time they were gone. E. O. McCoy, manager of the Wasco Warehouse Milling Co.. with Dr. J. A. Reuter, has Just returned from a successful fishing trip there. Kails Being Laid. CHEHALIS. Wash.. July 19. (Spe cial.) Six carloads of steel for the track of the Cowlitx. Chehalls & Cas cade Railroad, which is being built from this city to Salkum. 22 miles southeast of this city, has arrived. Work laying the rails is being pushed in the Xewaukum prairie neighborhood. It is expected to have the road ready to operate by' the time the Fall' rains begin. Farmers' Agency to Form. - MEDFORD. Or., July 19. (Special.) On Saturday, July 22, there will be a farmers' picnic at Central Point.- when there will be organized a co-operative selling agency of Jackson County grow ers to handle livestock, grain, feed, etc. The proposed association will affiliate with the selling agency which has been founded toy the federation of the State Grange and the Farmers' Union. The best way to identify Genuine Aspirin manufacture1 TOURISTS The following stores will prove of interest to you: ooi Washington St.. at Tenth. Coziest and Most Attractive Dining Place in the City. Kifcut Dining - R o o m s. (Seating Capacity 450. Sea Food and Shell Fish a Specialty The Hazel wood Orchestra. J. F. N. Colburn. Director. 3 to 5, 6 to 8. 9:30 to 10:30 P. M.. Sunday 6 to 8:30 P. M. MAIL US YOUR FILMS We Pax Return Fos ta are. WE DEVELOP, PRINT, ENLARGE, TINT AM) FRAME. EXPERT service: and TION. SATISPAO All Work Finished Within Five Honrs. "AKSCO" DISTRIBUTORS. Woodard, Clarke & Co. Woodlnrk Bids;.. Alder at West Park Specialties for the Camp, Picnic, Cruise, Auto Trip, Summer Home or "Hike" Paper Tlcnlc Platen Paper ISspklns I.unrh Sets. lee Blankets Thermos Bottles and Holders Everything; for the Outing; See Second Floor Display CILL'S Third and Alder, Portland, Or. KODAKS Let as do Toar Developing; and PrlitUc w aive r o a tki (tnalltr kind nt reasonable prices. I Portland Photo Supply Co. L 333 Morrison Street. Bet. Slxtk and Broadway. Imperial Hotel Broadway, Stark and Washington PORTLAND'S LEAD1NQ HOTEL. Ideally located in the heart of things on Broadway's throbbing center. Ths logical hotel for those on business or pleasure. si DInlng-Room a Special Feat are. L Phil Metschan. Jr, Blgr. 1b on. k. kis,x im u.uuta and lCnt.y Mppoloivd no Lei, b of tb mor. b4uEitU corner lotv- Luea in to .Nonowui. loctvta at 10 tit &nd Aider mtm oppotut u;U Wortmaa etc King's Tola; depevrtmani i atora La ba&vrt of retail ana ibcavir ! 6iai.net- Rates, $1 ud Biv. liua meat all traina, W cat alaa run from Loioo pot olrect to uUiiu fctWAKU. w. af. kkiWAKU. The Hazelw an. -ni -n ' at ?Ty;r fwjtf? Crt Scfl!cX: Vacation Suggestions .Take advantage of the opportunity to spend a day, week or month at some of these places nature has so GOVERNMENT CAMP HOTEL Hotel ale Government Camp. See Mt Hood and enjoy Winter sports in Summer time. Good accommoda tions. Rates $3.00 per day and up. Fishing. hunting. tennis. mountain climbing. Professional Swiss guides, who are real entertainers. FOX A PR1DEMORE. i the Hotel Elevation, 11.225 ft. Our Four Trumps Are Sure Winners - In the Interorban Trolley Game. Here they are REST RECREATION SCENERY SERVICE Can You Beat 'Em? Take a Tip and a Trolley Trip to any of the following: Bull Run Park, Canemah Park, Cedar- ville Park, Cedar Island, Estacada Park, Crystal Lake Park. Trains First and Alder. PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY. SWALLOWS :LME PARK: 5 -Breath of the Pines 5 4,500 feet above sea-level, in the Powder River Mountains, B near Joseph, Oregon. Eat, sleep, play, live out-of-doors. A delight- ful mountain-lake resort. Good fishing. B For full information, fares. q ss tickets, etc, ask sj CITY TICKET OFFICE WASHINGTON AT THIRD - Broadway 4500 : A 6121 O-W.R.R.&W.- RELIANCE MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES Fourth season of reliable service. Daily 8 A. M. Round trip season tickets to Welches, Tawnev's and Rhododendron. JM.oO; Government Camp. S6.75. Climb Mount Hood all expenses paid. SIO. Tickets, reservations and wait ing-room at Dorsejr B. Smith Travel Bureau, 116 Third street, corner Wash ington. Phone Marshall 1S3. Irvingrton Garage & Auto Company, Inc. Rast 133. J. I.. S. Snead, Pres. Msrr. 'Recreation Days' These Are Recreation Days of the Year. There are plenty of places to go. but why not go to the BEST place. NEWPORT BYT THE SEA? NEW PORT has the following advantages to offer. The best beach In the Northwes t Natatorium, skating rink, dancing casino, miles of plank reads, fine country roads to Siletz Otter Rock, Agate Beach. WaldporL Write Newport Commercial Club NEWPORT, OR. STR. GEORGIANA ASTCl. AND WAY LA.VDl.Nti8. Leaves 7 A. M. dally. Sundays 7 :30 A. M. Ketnrninx leaves Astoria 2 ?. li Arrives Portland w P. M. TR. LIKI.INE leaves 7:45 A. M. dallT except ouuuav. Returning leaves Astoria 7 P. M. Main USt Washlngton-St. SIGHTSEEING HEADQUARTERS 125 SIXTH STREET. Phono Marshall Z8u. A 1117. Phone l"a (or Reliable Service. Tyrrell Trips Co., Inc. TUtKIG CARS FOR MIRE. Columbia River Highway. City Autos and Daily Observation Cars. Free Information Bureau. TAWNEY'S MOUNTAIN HOME Ideal spot. Hunting;, fishing:, camp, lug privileges, saddle horses, home cooking", etc., 2 per day. S10 per week. Sunday chicken dinner, foe Largo independent bungalows for those who prefer them. ' IT. H. Tawney. Prop. Welch's P. 0 Or. Mt. Hood Auto Stages Daily at 8 A. M. Welch". Tawney"s. Ara Wanna, Rhododendron and Government Camp. Tickets, reservations and wait-ins-room at Routledpe Seed & Floral Co.. Alain 6956, A 3811. or Anderson Bros.. Second and Jefferson. Night and Sunday phones. Main 331, A 23S1. RAIL AUTO AT HOOD RIVER. OR, connects with O.-W. ft. & N. train 1. leaving; Portland 10 A. M. ; returning, connects with train 17. arriving; in Portland 7 P. M. Ideal opportunity to see the wonderfully productive Hood Kiver Valley. Affords a splendid one day trip. Inquire at CITV TICKET OFFICE OB" OIO.I PACIFIC CO. Mt. Hose From Get in Touch With the Party Who Contemplates a Vacation by Telling About Your Resort on This Page bountifully provided for your ROWE P. O.. OREGON. Hotel U Government Camp, Elevation 4000 CLATSOP BEACH Gearhart and Sea- aide, n e a r s t and quickest reached fom Portland of any seashore resorts. Seashore Limited dally S:30 A. M. Sat. special 3 P. M. Eveo- ng train f:30. Week-ends 93.0O Season S4.00 North Bank Ticket Office. 3th A Stark New Bar View Tent City .Beautiful ocean view and perfect aanl tary condltlona, U. S. Coast Guard drill ground In front of our camp SparkUng mountain water, electric lighta. com fortable clean beds, completely furnished housekeeping outfit! and sleeping: tents. Restaurant and delicatessen for those vlshlnfr board. Crabs, clams and lots of good things to cat. Rates 1 per dajr and upwards. DR. V. A. WISE. Manager. FOREST HALL. COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY. AH the refinement of home. Most at tractive, unlaue and distinctive Dl&c on the Highway. Famous Souther. dinners, prepared by Lva, the colored cook, served 7 ' P. M. daily. Be sure and phone. Long Distance. "Forest Hall station, before coming. MISS ANN H1BLKR. Hostess Bridal Veil. Oregjon. MOUNTAIN BROOK INN TROUT LAKE, WASH. An ideal vacation reaort. Near the Ice caves, Lava Caves, Mt. Adams and Tro-jt Lake. Splendid Fishing. Excellent Table. Picturesque and Beautiful District. Auto leaves Portland, over Columbia Highway, each Saturday, returning Monday. Fare, S3 50 each way. For particulars, phone Main i;iin, or inquire &0t Mcltay bldg, Portland. Crown Point Chalet On loir Trip I'p tn Clam.la Klver HlKhnar. Mrs. Henderson's unexcelled chicken dinner is one of the main features of the ride. Wonderful unobstructed view. For party reservation, phone lonff dis tance, via Corbett. OUTLOOK INN Opened July 1st. Cnder 5iew Manase menc The Cuisine Is In Hands of' an Excel lent Chef. Special Attention to Chicken and Sea-Eood Dinners. Dinners ArranrH for Ant. Tonrlsts. Kates and Circulars on Application. WALTER R. ROSSM.WX, Lake Lytic, Rwlrmr P. Oretrnn. RHOIKlENIIOKTii HOTEL 41 Mil-, an Moant Hood Aut. Reaxl. Tbs first mountain rcaurt la Or.soti. Daily rates SJ. weskly $12.&o and us. Special rates to families tor the Summer months. Saddls borses. lawn tennis, cro- iuet. tlnest flshlna and hunting srounda. ur own dairy, poultry and cardea truck. Elttctrto llsbt. talephons. For dally auto siases. pbone kut Hi or y.nin 831. EkMIL x KANZETTI. Prop.. Rows. Or. THE MOUNT HOOD Hoot) River's Pioneer Hotel, a Hostelry That Has Kept Abreast of Proar. reaa of the Apple City. Noted for the comfort of Its rooms and good beds. Special attention to Co lumbia River Highway motor parties. C A. BELL. Prop- Hood River. Or. CIACKAMAS TAVERN OX THIS BANKS OF THE BKIITIFIL CLACKAMAS KIVEK. Famous for chicken dinners. Fruit dale Mineral Water piped to hotel and other temperate drinks. Quick service promised. ALGtST ERICKSOV, Manaarer. Roate 2. Box 175, Oreajoa. City. Phone 3Q5J. Cottage Farm Resort In Bfldst of Hoce! Rl vol's Orchards. has for a decade been the goal of peo ple seeking rest amongr scenes of scenic and pastoral beauty. Special attention to motor parties. Sirs. Alma Howe Hood River, Or. The new scenic Cottage Resort, overlooking Hood River Valley and Mount Hood. Equip ment and service, comparable to the best In California. Fresh fruit, vegetables, milk, cream and poultry, from The Eyrie Farm. Excellent table. fc.Kr FOR II.M'8TRATKD BOOKLET. C. W. J. Reckera. Mliite Salmon. Maah. Many delightful short trips to Jthe Mountain, River and Beach -Resorts are now open. enjoyment. Every Saturday and Sunday LOW ROOD-TRIP FARES Are on Sale to Many Outdoor Re sorts In Western Oregon. Tillamook Connty Benches are Portland's nearest beach re sorts. Bathing Is fine. Many camps or tents for rent reason able. Newport Beach is famous (or the agates which may be found there. Known the country over for many diversions ....u attractions. Many fishing Streams now at their beau Ask for Fish ing Bulletin. City Ticket Office Corner Sixth and Oak Streets. John M. Scott. General Passenger Asent. SOUTHERN PACIFIC 'Pride of the Pacific m 26 miles of finest ocean beach: more than m a dozen interesting and attractive beach " towns: many fully equipped hotels and de- liKhtful resort lodges, attording healthiul nj and pleasant recreauoa. nj For descriptive folder, farrs, ticket, res g m trvattons, train and steamer schedule mm ashtka CITY TICKET OFFICE WASHINGTON AT THIRD m Broadway 4500 : A 6121 H LOCKSLEY HALL SEASIDE, OREGON Under entirely new management. Write for rates. MRS. LILLIAN PLYMALE, Former Hostess Chanticleer Inn. NORTH BEACH INN Newton St a., Lonx Beach, Wash. For rest and recreation, surf ba thine; large, shady grounds. Ulrectly facing ocean: 26 miles of unbroken beach : an automobile speedway unmatched on this continent. A PLAYGROFMI FOK EVERYBODY. American and Kuropean. Koomi $1 ptr day. meals 50c, Sunday dinners 75c ; short orders at popular prices. ' Special weekly rates. Portland phone. Marshall 2309. OCEAN CREST APARTM'TS TILLAMOOK BEACH. Two-room apartments furnished for housekeeping, one block from beach. Good store near. Beautiful beach; good' bathings mountain, water. Kates $7 per wetk. S 4 5 for the seajion. w ot-.fi l n. (eluded. OCE1AX CREST APARTMENTS. noeKawar. r TheHotel Elmore AT FI MORE fAAUk An American plan, reatrul Baach Horn a. Tba moat popular moderately priced botel on Ort- on cotiL MEcnmceni ocean view, targe, comfortable rooma with real beda In. Horn Ilka dlnlnc aervice, pure, whoieaome. area cooked, .emptlncly arved fooda In generous portions. In fact. It'a Juat like borne, wit a the ace nary changed. for rates, circulars. etc.. addresa THli UOTlvL EL-J-VOKlw KocJa away. Oregon The Shelborne Hotel Shelnorno Station. North Beach. Wash. Modern conveniences. Wuiet and rest- -fuL Famoua for its service and ap- ' pointments. Special rates for families. Address all letters to SEAVIEW, WASH. T. J. HOOKE, PROP. HOUSE TENTS FlKrel and Walled. Farnlahed far LlKMt HonarkeeplniCo Trains' stop at grounds; facing- ocean; large shady grounds; electric lighted. Rental $1 per day. Special week.1T rateo. Also hotel accommodations. NORTH REACH IN . Newton Stnloa (Lng Beach. Wab. Portland, 390 Morriaon St Mar. 230tt. "THE HACKNEY COTTAGE" Sea View, Wash. Beautiful surroundlnRs. Famous for Its table service and board. Quiet and restful. Special rates by the week. Write or wire HACKXEY COTTAGE. Seavlew. tVs.h. WELCH'S HOTEL Oldest resort In tbe Mount Hood dis trict. Good water, airy bunajalowa, excellent cuisine, bunting, fisblos?, horseback riding, etc liates. p.r day. flO per week. YV. El. WELCH, Proa. Welch's f. Oreson. Shipherd's Hot Springs COLUMBIA, RIVER'S BEST RESORT. A resort for health and recreation Swimming pool, tennis court, croquet and qonit grounds. House recenUy nearly pa- perad and renovated. All white help. American and European plan. E. L. BHIPHERD. Mgr.. Carson. Wash. The Fashion Stables Has the Contract to Convey Passengers en Route From Hood River to Cloud Cap Inn. Large, Comfortable Automobiles Auto Service to All Parts of Orchard District. . FASHION 8TAULES, Hood River. Or. 12 Passenger Locomobile, Daily Co lumbia Highway, $2.50 round trip. Stand, Perkins Hotel. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070, A 6095 T G2106.0
