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10 tiie aroitxixG oregoniax, fkiday, jmr 22, 1921 PREACHER IN JUL; -GIRL OUT. ON BOND Rev. Fred R. Royston Held for Grand Jury Probe. MANN ACT HELD VIOLATED Salem Churchman Accused of Im proper Relations "With Frankle Edwards, 19 Years of Age. Erougrht to book yesterday by fed eral authorities on a charge of viola tion of the Mann act. Rev. Fred R. Xloyston, Salem preacher. Accused of improper relations with Frankle Ed wards, 19-year-old girl, motherless since her fifth year, was held for Krand jury investigation under J1000 bail in the county Jail, although ef forts were being- made to raise bail and set him free. United States Commissioner Frazer held) a preliminary inauirv into the alleged guilt of the minister. Assist ant United States Attorney Lusk ap pearing' for the government. The ex amining officer said he was satisfied there was reason to hold Rev. Mr. Royston for inquiry by the federal jrrand Jury. The maximum penalty for the offense charged is five years in prison. As the offense charged is the oldest in human annals, it was indicated in cross-examination of Miss Edwards, the chief witness, by counsel for Itev. Mr. Royston, that the defense also will be that first pleaded in Eden, lilame will be laid upon the woman. Girl Tells Her Story. Frankta Edwards, a wisp of a girl. 19 years old, who appears not more than 15, told on. the stand of how she lived with her grandparents near the home of Rev. Mr. Royston. his wife and child, in Salem for the past five years and how she played with the Royston girl. The preacher became attracted to Miss Edwards and she said he made love to her. However, relatives and church associates of the minister liroke up what appeared to be an unfortnuate Infatuation. Four months ago Miss Edwards said she met her suitor on the street and later clandestine meetings were arranged. On a nisht in June, she said, he pleaded with her from 11 o'clock at niBht to 2 in the morning to go away with him. She testified that she told him It would not be right, but he replied that liod had told him she belonged to him. Persuaded, she said, she went wflh him, starting out hastily without even a hat and no extra clothing. She wanted to return to her home for a hat, but the minister was said to have told her if she did that she might change her mind. Oypity Life Is Halted. According to her story, the pair came to Portland, walking part of the way, and after staying at a hotel here, registering as Mr. and Mrs. R. Kelly, they went a-gypsying into Washington, sleeping in a hay stack outside of Vancouver and going on to Kelso and Centralia, telling people they met they were on their honey moon. At Centralia police officers picked them up on advices from Salem. How ever, state laws were found inade nuats to fit the offense alleged and the preacher, who was said to have strayed far from the path of rectitude he pointed out to others, was given over to federal authorities for prose cution under the Mann act. Royston is 3.'1 years otd. ba!d and unattractive. The girl was released' TODAY'S FILM FEATURES. Columbia Sir James M. Barrie's "What Every Woman Knows." Majestic Zane Grey's "The Man of the Forest." Rlvoli Milton Sills, "Salvage." t Hippodrome Edith Roberts, i "Luring Lips." Peoples "The Palace of Dark 4 ened Windows." Liberty Wallace Reld. "Too Much Speed." t Star Bessie BarrlBcale, "The I Breaking Point." I Circle "The Lure of Crooning Water." Globe May Allisons) "The Last Card." TWO BEAUTIFUL women support Harry Carey in the noted west ern star's most recent photo drama, "Desperate Trails," which comes to the Star tomorrow. Irene Rich, whose screen person ality has endeared her to thousands, appears in the leading feminine role while Barbara Lamar, a vivacious 'brunette, has a less heroic but never theless interesting characterization of an unfaithful girl. "Desperate Trails" was written as an orlgnal story for the Red Book ntagasme hy Courtney Ryley Cooper and was widely read by lovers of western action. It was given to Klliott J. Clawson for screen adapta tion and filmed under the direction of Jack Ford. With the amazing story of & man who goes to prison for another and then finds that he has been made the pawn of an unfaithful woman, as the basic theme, Harry Carey does ap pealing screen work In the heroic role, of Bart Carson. Nature plays an important atmos pheric role throughout the produc tion and establishes the picture as one of the artistic stories of recent months. Marvelously beautiful snow scenes in Truckee. Cal.. fantastic shots of an overland train thunder ing through a rain-veiled night, graphic views in the interior of a prison and studies of modern west ern life that ring true, give the story added appeal. George Stone and Helen Field, two gifted children of the silent drama, have pathetically appealing roles as children of a widow, while George Seigman and Ed Coxen do their best screen work in roles of the sheriff and the outlaw, respectively. George Seigman is well known for his excellent work in many of David Griffit's successes. He played In "The Birth of a Nation." "Intolerance," and "Hearts "of the World." Screen Gossip. Jack Plckford v i'l be starred in "The Tailor-Made .Man." under the direction of Al Green. The production will be started as soon as Mary Plck ford completes "Little Lord Fauntle loy." using the same organization as Mbs I'ickiord. "Fauntleroy" will be finished about the same time as Fair banks completes 'The Virginian," and yesterday on $500 bond provided by relatives, with whom she Is staying:. She will be a material witness against Royston when he is called before the grand jury. RECOVERY JS EXPECTED Dan A. Poling Overcoming Injuries in Auto Accident. DALLAS, Or., July 21. (Special.) Carry Hayter of this city has received a letter from Rev. C. C. Poling, father of Dan A. Poling, with information that the latter is expected to recover entirely from the injuries suffered in an automobile accident near North ampton. ' Mass., July 4. Mr. Poling, who formerly lived here and in Port land, suffered a cracked vertebra and other injuries. Mr. Poling suffered bruises and a lacerated ear, while one of their two sons suffered a broken arm 'and the other a broken leg. Rachel Poling, who was in the auto mobile with the family, escaped unin jured. The accident was said to have been due to a defective steering gear. The machine upset after colliding with a telephone pole. The family was on the way to New York when, the acci dent occurred. PLANT TO BE ENLARGED Oregon Growers to Increase Fa cilities at The Dalles. THE DALLES. Or., July 21. (Spe cial.) To handle the rapidly increas ing business of the Oregon Growers' Co-operative association in The Dalles, several thousand square feet of open and covered platform on two sides of the present packing plant will be constructed in the near fu ture, it was announced today. The association already has mora than 90 i members in The Dalles district repre senting approximately 1100 acres of fruit and vegetable land. The asso ciation expects to handle approx imately 40.000 boxes of apples this year and 4000 boxes of pears. With nearly 20,000 boxes of peaches already marketed, it is expected that the local branch will handle at least 40,000 boxes of this fruit before the season ends. Approximately 275 tons of apricots will be marketed. BANKS FAIR DATES PICKED Hog and Dairy Show to lie Held on October 6, 7 and 8. BANKS, Or., July 21. (Special.) At a joint meeting of the board of directors of the Banks hog and dairy show with the Banks Commercial club Tuesday night, it was decided to hold the Banks annual hog and dairy show October 6, 7 and 8. The first two days will Be given mostly to the fair and the judging of the livestock. The last day is to be given over to sports and a big barbecue. There will be races of all kinds, various contests and a picnic dinner will be served. Committees were selected and ar rangements were perfected as far as possible. Enough exhibits have been pledged to make this the largest dis play of farm stock ever seen in this section. JAPANESE IS ACCUSED Frnltgrower Charged With Theft of Irrigation Water. HOOD RIVER, Or., July 21. (Spe cial.) Directors of the Hood River irrigation district yesterday swore out a complaint against T. Kuga, Oak Grove Japanese fruit grower, charg ing him with the theft of irrigation water. The Nipponese rancher was apprehended late at night by Albert Brooks, the system's gauger. "We feel that the complaint against Kuga should be, pushed to the limit," said Frank Fenwick, secretary of the district. "Stealing water may result In the loss of a crop by a neighbor and a fruitless season's labor. Other arrests may follow." The law provides a fine of $10 to $500 for thefts of irrigation water. Jack's picture will be made while Doug and Mary are on their European tour. Fairbanks will finish "The Three Musketeers" this month. Louis Nalpas, famous French direct or, has arrived in New York. B. Nalpas, whose studio is at Nice, France, has brought with him two of the most recent big special produc tions, "Mathias Sandorf," which is a serial based on Jules Verne's cele brated story; and a ten-reel super special, "Tristan and Isolde," which is regarded as one of the greatest for eign pictures .that has yet been brought to this cou-ntry. Harold Lloyd is beginning his 14th two-reel comedy under the direction of Fred Newmeyer. Mildred Davis is opposite the star. The story is by Jean Havez. The Lloyd comedy made under the title of "The Sky Is the Limit" has been given the release title of "Look Before You Leap." Agnes Ayres, pending the arrange ments for her first starring vehicle, will play opposite Rudolph Valentino In George Medford's production, "The Sheik." Earle Williams has completed a Canadian northwest story, entitled "Bring Him In." Lambert Hillyer will direct "Lucky Damage." The principal roles will be played by Milton Sills, Tully Marshall and Charles Clarev. WEEK-K-XD FARES To SEASIDE $6.50 Round Trip Oaintc Friday. Return Monday. FIVB TRIPS DAILY. Shepard's Auto Bus Lines A. Jaloff, Mgr. 204 Morrison Street. Marshall 4381. ST'MMEB RESORTS. SEASON ROUND TRIPS TO Seaside $7.50 Special Week-End Round Trip Astoria, Seaside $6.50 Dosses Leaving 2 A. M 0 A. M., 12 Voon. 3:3ft 1. M. Office ind Waiting Room. evr HouMton Hotel. 72 .orta Sixth, Corner Everett. Broadway 2156 or Bdwy. 168. OREGOX MOTOR TRANSPORTA TION CO. M. P. PlhL It. M. I'lhl. SOCKEYE TO BE RESTORED OREGOX METHODS PROPOSED FOR FRASER RIVER. Expert From State Fisheries Will Aid British Columbia Interests in Replanting; of Salmon. An effort will be made by the salmon packers and fishing authori ties in British Columbia to re-establish the runs of sockeye salmon in the Fraser river, which a few years ago was one of the leading salmon fishing streams on the Pacific coast, according to Carl D. Shoemaker, mas ter fish warden. It. E. Clanton, di rector of the state salmon hatcheries, will leave Monday for Fraser river at the request of the men engaged in the salmon fishing industry there with a view to making a survey of the situation. Sockeye salmon have been exter minated in the river, and all the prop agation work has been done along the old lines of hatching the salmon and liberating them in the stream when the yolk or food sack was still attached. The men empaled in the industry Mt. Hood Summer Resorts SOUTH S1' fi3"i 6 '& Government Camp Hotel Is situated at the base of South Mount Hood and the view ot the mountain from this point is superb. The wonderful glaciers and crevasses are within walking distance. Guides are furnished for trips to the summit. Kates $4 per day, $25 por week. L. F. Pridembre, prop., Rhododendron, Oregon. Rhododendron Inn On Still Creek and Zig Zag River. Large rustic hotel, cottages and tents. Dance hall, fine outdoor cement swimming pool; gentle saddle horses; croquet ground and ternis court; mountain trails; good meaVs. Rates $4 per day; $21 to $25 per week. Mrs. E. Franzetti, Prop. Rhododendron, Oregon. .- Mt. Hood Auto Stages The Reliance Sit. Hood Auto Stages leave Rontledge Seed A Floral Co., 146 Second St., bet. Morrison and Alder Phone Main 172. at 8 A. M . daily (also during July and August, at 2 P. M. daily, except Sunday). Round trip fare to Arrah Wanna. Welches. Tawneys or Rhododendron 96.00. Government Camp JS.00. Owned and operated by the IHVIXUTON I , A It A K Jt MTU to, lie, J L. S. Snead. Pres. -Mgr.. East 15th and Broadway. Phone East. 135. Portland. Oregon. J1AKE RESERVATIONS IK ADVAXrB. LAKE RESORTS BOZANTA TAVERN HAl'DEX LAKE, IDAHO. Most beautiful resort in Idaho. The Tavern has Just been thoroughly renovated and modernized. Hayden Lake has an elevation of 2242 feet above sea level. A most delightful mountain resort for people who live in the lower altitudes. FOR PASTIME- An 18-hoie golf course, tennis courts, bass and trout fishing, boating and swimming. For rates and reservations of rooms or cabins address DAN J. MOORE, Prop. SEASIDE. HOTEL SEASIDE, Inc. SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH, OREGON OREGON'S FINEST AU-THE-VEAB-ROl ND RESORT HOTEL Dining room seats 300 guests, fine palm parlor, large iiuuieiiivt- muuj, ui i-ncrj nn iv,,.&,..n iwf,w. tea room and ice cream parlor, hot salt water baths, bathing suits for ocean bathing, steam heat and hot and cold water in every room, cafeteria seating 160 people. New equipment throughout. We have spared no elfort or expense to make this Oregon's finest resort hotel. Golf, Bool, ing. Dancing. Trout Fifelttnfc. Canoeing nnd Surf linthlug. Heat-bed Yin S., 1'. & S. by Direct Service from Portland to Seaside. Also Stcnmer Georgians: nnd O.-W. R. N. Steamers to Astoria, nnrre connections are ntnde with A. J. Auto Co. busses to Hotel Seaside. For reservations wire, phone or write to CHARLES H. ROWLEY, Manager HOTEL SEASIDE, SEASIDE. SPEND YOUR YACATI8N AT , SEASIDE, OREGON Daujchtera of toabeHa Beach House. Board and Room for Ladles $12 Per Week, Rates 1y the Month. For Reservations Address Mrs. H. Coffey, - 11th St., 1'ortland. Or. Phoue Broadway 879. Dr D. of I. Beach House, Seaside, Or. Locksley Hall Seaside. Orea-on. Overlooking: the ocean. Family trade a specialty. Rooms with or without baths Use of kitchen and dinina- rom without extra charge Under new management. For rates and reservations address MRS. C. I. ROSS, Seaside. Or. NECANiCUM INN SEASIDE, OREGON. The house of comfort. Beautiful grounds, large auo ja.rlor and dining room overlooking ocean. Famous for Us home cooking. XMning room and kitch en under my personal supervision Kates $L'0 to $25 per week. MISS 8. O A MANN. PKOP. NORTH BEACH Mof f itt Cottage Rooms with board, large, clean, airy rooms; good beds, plenty ot best home cooking, lovely grounds, conveniently located; furnished cottages to let. R. H. Moffitt, Sea vlew. Wash. NEAH-KAH-N1E TAVERN Tenth Season. For satisfactory accommodations, make arrangements in advance by telephone or letter to MRS. S. G. REED SEHtLEM, OREGOX. in that vicinity have been urging that the Oregon methods of propagation be adopted in British Columbia and it is for the purpose of making an inspection of the possibilities that Mr. Clanton will make the trip. A great number of large fishing plants have been lying, idle, along the Fraser during the last two years as a result of the extermination of the salmon, according to Mr. Shoemaker. Mr. Clanton -will go to New West minster B. C. where he will meet with the government officials and the owners of the salmon canneries on the Fraser and a, survey and inspec tion, trip up the river will be taken. GIRL HIKERS ARRESTED Dust-Covered Travelers Held Pend ing Word From Parents. ' THE DALLES. Or., July tl. (Spe cial.) Trave.l-worn and covered with duBt from head to foot from hiking virtually the entire distance from Yakima to The Dalles. Ethel Lager well, 16. and Ruth Carter. 17 years old. were placed under arrest here this afternoon pending receipt of word from their parents. The girls said that they are hiking to Portland with the consent of their parents. Except a ride given by a friendly motorist a short distance outsids of Goldendale, they walked the entire distance, they told the police. SIDE 1 large dancing hall, sun room and SEASIDE. OREGON. CANNON BEACH Warren Hotel M. S. Warren. Prop Ecola, Orea-on. Situated on Canon Beach, ths scenic beach of Oregon. The most unique hotel on Oregon coaat. Service the best. Ratee reasonable Bathing, fishing, clam digging, crabs, etc. Local and long-distance telephone. Stage meets alL trains at Seaside. Hotel Ecola Ecola, Oregon. On the ocean front near Haystack Rock. Restaurant in connection, A splendid place to spend your vacation. ' R. E. Becker. Mgr. CANNON BEACH MAIL STAGE Merritt it Jones, Prop. Passengers, Baggage and Express. Meets All Trains at Seaside. Write for Reservations. ECOLA. OREGON. CANNON BEACH HOTEL Why not spend your vacation at Cannon Beach the beach of thousand wonders? Cannon Beach Hotel opens July 1. For Informa tion address D. A. Osburn. pro prietor. MISCELLANEOUS. NORTH BEACH STR. UNDINE Direct to Meglers DailT. :S0 P. M. Phone for Krwrrntlons. Main 1422 S41-32. Alder-lit. Dock. The Harbin. Traiup. Co. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 Auto. 560-95 flLBERS TRIAL UNLIKELY MANDATE TO READMIT CASE IS RECEIVED. . Prosecution Depends on Improve, ment of 'Wealthy Miller's Physical Condition., Although a mandate was received yesterday from the United States su preme court which admits of further proceedings In the case of the gov ernment against Henry Albers, wealthy miller convicted under the espionage act, it waa believed likely yesterday that nothing further would be done in the way of prosecution unless he improves to a great extent physically. At present Albers is blind and helpless at his home at Milwau kie. following a, recent stroke of partlysis. , United States Attorney Humphreys had expected to bring about the re trial of Alters and cure the ease of the defects by reason of which Attorney-General Frierson nulled the conviction by confession of error. However, he said yesterday the gov ernment would not attack helpless v : i . . . an v"1 - r ..if," . . JLi.. An Alpine Mirror SET IN THE SILVER AND JADE OF SNOW CLAD PEAKS AND GLACIAL WATERS. WAITING FOR YOU AT LOVELY LAKE LOUISE IN THE CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES WALK OR RIDE THE MOUNTAIN TRAILS. INHALE THE GLORIOUS AIR-THEN COME BACK TO DINE AND DANCE Al THE CHA TEAUWATCH THEi MOUNTAIN SUNSET REFLECTED IN THE DREAMING LAKE AND BE GLAD THAT YOU PLANNED SO PERFECT A VACATION. " AND LAKE LOUISE IS ONLY ONE OF NINE ALPINE RESORTS BETWEEN VICTORIA. B. C. AND BANFF. EACH WITH A HOTEL, CHALET. OR BUNGALOW CAMP. FOR FULL PARTICULARS WRITE, TELE PHONE OR STOP AT THIS OFFICE OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, c. c. i r ii ii , iirn. 5 I, CANADIAN PACIFIC &. iniru street, l'ortlnnd, or. INFORMATION ON CANADA AND CANADIAN NEWSPAPERS ON FILE TILLAMOOK BEACHES Bar View Cottages and Tents We have tents, and cott aires com pletely furniohed, bo all you need to brinr is your suitcase and silverware; others with stove, bed springs, mat tress, dishes and cooking utensils and you can supply the rest. Water. Hunts and free wood until Aug. 1. $1 per day and up. Lots of room at Bar View. A lady caugrht a 72-pound halibut off the Jetty last week. Free clam bake Sunday, July 24. Address Portland office, Wlce Dt-ntal Co., 211 Failing bids. Main 2029. THE WISE WAY. B-37. BarYiew, Tillamook Co.. Or. Lake Lytle Hotel One mile north of Rockaway Beach, situated on beautiful Lake Lytle. fac ing the ocean. Good auto road all the way. Hunting, fishing, crabbing, etc Accommodations for auto parties. Rea sonable rates. American plan. For rates and further information address Julia MM. Parker. Rockaway. Oregon. Garibaldi Beach Hotel (Under NewManagemenL) Overlooking Tillamook Bay-Fish. in?, clam digginK. crabs and hunt ing. A fine place to rest and re cuperate. Martin Koeniir. Prop., fiarlbnldl. Oregon. NEWPORT. AGATE BEACH INN y wwsi!j - - One of th. most picturesque ana beautifully located resort hotels on ths Oregon coast. Midway between .New port and Cape Foul weather, overlook ing the ocean. Large, airy rooms, com fortable beds, famous for the excel lence or our cutsine. Dally mail, phone. On Roosevelt Highway. For rates tud reservations address Mrs. KatherLne Oeorge, Agate Beach P. O.. Or. MISCELLANEOUS. ASTORIA-SEASIDE, NORTH friM Steamer Georglana, 54 hours to Astoria, daily (except Friday). 8 A. M. Night boat daily, 7:30 P. M. Fare SS.OO Each Way. Friday to Monday Hound Trip $3.00. All boats make direct connections for Seaside and North Beach points. Main 1423 5-11-23. Alder St. Pork. AIRPLANE SERVICE DAILY SCHEOri K TO ASTORIA AU SEASIDE. Spffcla.1 flights anywhere, any time. Cost surprisingly low, efficiency sur prisingly high. "See Portland and the surrounding country from the air." OSDUUM, WASHINGTON IDAHO A1K1LA.NE CO. Phone Broadway 33. persons, and If the condition of Al bers is as serious as reported, any further trial would await his recov ery. The mandate that came yesterday bore the verification of 'William H. Taft as chief justice of the supreme court, and Mr. Humphreys will ask to have the order sprsad upon the records here, without which it would not become effective. POWER FOR JUDGE ASKED Lawyers Would Eliminate Fre quent Calling , of Juries. OLTMPIA, Wash., July 21. (Spe cial.) A resolution providing that a superior court judge may summon as witnesses and inquire into any matter in place of summoning a grand Jury was adopted today by the State Prosecuting Attorneys1 as sociation. Grand juries would be eliminated to a certain extent and this would reduce the expense of small counties that have not called grand Juries for a number of years, the association declared. A law making sale of narcotics in the state a felony was asked. Presi dent Loomis Baidry of. Bellingham opened the meeting this morning. John R. Mitchell, justice of the su preme court, spoke. This afternoon the association met jointly with the state bar association. wrmmm. uepi. RAILWAY, YHE PIVOT pOltiT tC FOR-THE MOST CHARMING PLAYGROUND -OM THE PACIFIC COAST WITH A GUI MATE. UNEQUALLED . DAYS ARE COOL MGHTS M EVER. MOT F OR DC5eRIPTlVC LITERATURE APPLY COMMISSIONER,,, VICTORIA B ISLAND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, VICTORIA BRITISH COLUMBIA EVERGREEN HIGHWAY Shipherd's Hot Springs CARSON. WASH. The ideal health resort. Open alf the year. Water beneficial for rheumatism and stomach trouble. Auto meets all trains at Carson. Wash. JO. FT. KRM.Y, Mgr. Government Mineral Springs Hotel CARSON, WASH. Famous for its curative water. Aa ideal resort for health and recrea tion. Tariff H4 prr day, $25 per wnk. Chas. O. Miller, late manager of Hotel Marlon, Salem; I B. Alark ham. proprietors. TROUT LAKE. WASH. HOTEL GULER In the beautiful Trout Lake Valley, Washington. Good trout fishing in the lake, in Trout creek or White Salmon river. Visit the lava and ice caves. Automobile road to Mount Adams. Amusement hall with darning and bil liards, near hotel. Kates 2 oO per day, 115 pT week. Can furiilJh campers' supplies. GULKR-TKOUT UKE-POKT. LAND auto st&ge. See Ma W'eliid. Im perial hotel, for inforrnaiiO and tickets. I. E. REYNOLDS. PKOP.. Culer. Mah. jr. 2 h to J 5 est t-rr- "-3 TOM SKEYH1LL SPEAKER BUSINESS JIEX HEAR STORIES OF SOLDIER-POET. Battle or Gallipot! Is Described by Australian Who Wrote Book About Expedition. Tom Skeyhill. Australian soldier poet, addressed the members of the Progressive Business Men's club at their luncheon yesterday. He de scribed vividly the battle of- Gallipolt between the Turkish and British forces in 1918. Mr. Skeyhill described in detail the attack by the British forces and the killing of 20.000 men when the Turks in the city opened fire on the British, who were without ammunition. The Australian described in glow ing words the full detail of the trip through the Medlteranean and the Aegan sea to the Turkish stronghold and thence to the landing of the troops and the subsequent attack. Mr. Skeyhill is the author of a book on Gallipoli. He raised $23,000,000 in 23 minutes for the. liberty loan by speaking In New York. He has re (f YELLOW; NATIONAL PARK The World's Greatest Playground tind Museum of Natural Wonders -Magnificent hotels and commodious camps; 300 miles of im proved highways; all In the midst of matchless scenery. Its hotels are marvelous establishments. Its camps are pretty little tent villages, models of cleanliness, sanitation, order, comfort and simple, informal living. An ideal place for vacation pleasures. Send for our beautifully illustrated booklet telling all about its wonders lc word and picture. Through Sleeping Car Operated DAIL Y during the season between Portland -ajrid West Yellowstone by the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM , LEAVING PORTLAND 5:00 P. M. - Let our representatives explain the va rious tours which enable visitors to see the Yellowstone so comfortably and at mini mum cost: also quote fares, prepare your Itinerary and make your reservations. It. E. OMER. City Passenger Agent. 701 Wells-Fargo Building. Broadway 4500. CON-SOLITATET TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washington Streets. Main 303U. J. L. MILLER, Agent Vnlon Station. Broadway 802. WM. McMCRRAY, General Passenger Agt. Portland, Oregon. Tillamook County Beaches Delightful for Rest, Recreation and Amusement Through the Forests of the Coast Ranre Mountains Are These New and Unspoiled Places Where Ocean and Forest Meet. Round Trip Season Fare $6.00, On Sale Daily Good for the Season. Round Trip Week End Fare $4.50 On Sale Friday. Saturday and Sunday Good Until Following Mon day. Add 8 lor War Tax. Eeduced fares shown above apply to Manhattan Beach Saltaii- Slightly Higher Fares to Neah-Kah-Nie Bayocean Manzanita Classic Ridge Train Service DAIIT TH AIT leaves Union Station, ' 8:15 A. M.; East Morrison street. 8:28 A. M. Electrla train leaving Fourth st, at Stark, 8:40 A. M-, connects at Hlllaboro. SATI-RDAT . irjtnY THAW leaves Union Station ii-At T. M. Saturday, Bast Morrison St., 12:53 P. M, Eiectrlo train leaving Fourth at., at Stark, 1:15 P. M-, connects at HUlsboro. "OREGON Ol'TDOORS " is the title of our new summer booklet which describes the different resorts In western Oregon, and Includes hotel and camp information. Copy free on request. For Further Particulars Inquire of Agents Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. BCOTT General Passenger Agent, HOOD RIVER VALLEY THE HOERLEIN RANCH For Vacationists, Hood River, Or. A country place In the woodland of cenlo Hood Kiver gorge. The rushing river, fishing, tramping. Unsurpassed view of valley "and mountains. Spacious rustle home with individual sleeping porches, also tent accommodations. Ap preciative guests pronounce this the Ideal place to spend a vacation in tfr hood River valley. ' Address Hoerleln Bros. Phone 779. Waucoma Cottages Situated- on Hood River Heights, overlooking Columbia River and com manding view of Mt Adams. Hotel and Cottages. Sun da v dinners a spe cialty: Phone 201 Mood Kiver. MRS. J. W. FORBES, HOOn R IYER. ORE G OV. cently returned from a trip to Russia. Community singing was a feature of the luncheon, with Walter Jenkins. who has been leading community singing on the Ellison-White Chau tauqua circuit for four months, lead ing the soncs. Mr. Jenkins sans- sev eral baritone solos. WOOL RATE IS ATTACKED Washington Growers Appeal to De part incut of Public Works. OLTMPIA. Wash.. July 21. (Spe cial.) Day & Rothrock of Spokane, the Washington Wool Growers' asso ciation and others, declaring that the present wool rates are discrimina tory, have appealed to fhe depart ment of public works for a reduction in rates. They have asked the de partment to appear on their behalf before a representative of the inter state commerce commisnic-n who will be in Spokane August 13. where pro test will be heard against the pro posed increased rntes. They declared that all the wool produced in the northwest is from in terior points, against which the pres ent rates are discriminatory and are detrimental to the wool producers, re sulting in an economic waste of rail road equipment, retarding the devel opment of the interior wool market and casting an undue burden upon the producers. 1 1$ Lake Lytle Ocean lake Rockaway Barview WHITE SALMON, WASH. THE I3T3J OF THE BR ILK, K OF THE (-ODS, CASCAliE 1UCKS, OfiEOO.V. A quiet, homelike place, on ths Co lumbia River Highway, where tourist will enjoy home cooking, in homelike surroundings. Individual service, per sonal attention. In our cafe adjoin ing Is served only quality food, pre pared under the supervision of Mrs. iladden. The famous Cascade Locks . are Just 100 yards from this hotel, an the rapids In plain view. Mrs li. Jen nie Madden. i Conducted along lines most invitinjj I o men and women of refined 1 . tastes. Send for Illustrated Booklet. MRS. C. V. J. BEC KICKS. F White Nulmon. W noli. Phone 7-Y STONE