THE- OREGON DAILY; JOURNAL', PORTL'ANP. THURSDAY EyENING. AUGUST 1, -1907,,
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THE JOUKNJJL AT RESORTS
--beortbers ean have The Journal de-
Fv"'fJ i1 regular rata -at the fol
lowing resort by notifying the agents
' at the various plaoaa mentioned. 8ub-
aorlptlona by mall are payable in ad
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OREGON RESORTS.
Oaarhart Park. ......... ...P. X ."truck
Hot Lake;. Hot like Sanitarium
, Seaside .Lewis Co.
.Wllholt Springs T..T. W. Meiers
WASHINGTON RESORTS. .
Carson Bprlnf a. . ... . t .
Boyd A Bon and Mineral Spring Hotel
Cascade Springs... 7.... Thomas Moffott
Collins Spring. C. T. Belcher
Ilwaeo..rx, .Xouls Coben
IjOng Beach.. ,4 ,..,.,.......
Marshall A Pottenger and O. A. Smith
Kahcotta i.H. J. Brown
Ocean Park ...Matthews Thedford
Seevlew Frank E. Strauhal
The Breaker!...... The Breakera Hotel
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Marquara Qrand ....... ..'.......
...."Tbe Story of the Oolden Fleece"
Grand Vaudeville
l.yrlo "Road to Friaoo"
Star "The Royal Slave"
Tbe Oaks O. W. P. can, let A Alder
Holladay Park.
Concert by Da Caprios Band
Portland Academy Hall
Recital br Miaa Large and Mtaa Whit
4
Everybody la talking about It Prof.
Deioa alrahlp trip from Portland to
5rdv Oregon, August S. At the
height of 1.000 feet be will thrown out
advertising matter ror oolden urain
Oranulea, the 100 peroent pure oereal
coffee, whloh all grocers cell for 26
oenta per package. He expects to aall
over uregon city. Mew Era, canDy, Bar
low. Aurora. Hubbard. Woodbum. Oer
vala, Brooke. Cbemawa, Salem, Turner,
Marian. Jefferson. Mlllersburg. Albany,
Tangent. Shedd, IleUey, Muddy. Harrls
burg. Junction City, Luper, Irving, Eu
gene, Springfield Junction, Goshen,
Creawell, Walker, Saginaw. Cottage
wove, lmm, uomatock, Aniaup, leona.
Drain, Boawell Springe. Voncalla, Rice
Hill, Isadora. Oakland, Wilbur. Wln
oheater, Roaeburg, Green, Dlllard, Mur
ine ureex. Kiddle, Nichols, weat tone,
Rueben, Glendale, Wolf Creek. Lei and.
Granta Paaa. Woodvllle. Gold Hill. Tolo.
Central Point, and land at Medford at
a. m., Auguat 6, to take part In the
opening ezerciaea at the aoaiora rair.
George Fowler, an employe of the
fclty engineer's department, narrowly
Mcaped asphyxiation by aewer gaa yes
terday In a manhole at the corner of
Front and Couch street Fowler, In
company with several other laborers,
had gone to the Intersection of the two
streets to repair some defect In the
aewer. It waa necessary for him to
lower himself into the manhole and
after working for a few minutes Fowler
was overcome by gas. Hie fellow
workmen fortunately noticed his con
dition and haatlly hauled blm to the
street. The patrol wagon was sum
moned, but Fowler quickly revived In
the rresh air and it waa not necessary
to remove him to a hospital.
Fewer complaints of shortage of
water have reached the city water de
partment tola year than in any previous
year, although the growth of the city
nu laxea me
Let Us Do Your
Laundering
' Another Jtory added to our
building , enlarges our facilities
almost a third.. . Equipment up-to-date.
' Only steam-heated polish
ere the kind that does not burn
in Portland. Temale help
wanted.
UNION IAUNDRY
second And coltmbia
Telephone Main 398.
V"
Is bequeathed two houses at 411 and 416
East Couoh atreet, and the remainder
Of the eetato is left to tbe widow. A
brother. M. R. fietUemler la named aa
executor.
laa taxed
capacity of the system
during the first half of tho summer
Practically all of the complaints have
come from residents In the remoter dis
tricts, people living at Mt. Tabor being
the principal complainants. Here the
mall plpea do not carry water In suf
ficient amount to supply adequately all
of tbe patrons. Water officials explain
the small number of complaints as due
to the fact that since last summer
nearly J. 000 meters have been Installed
and patrons are required to pay for all
of the water they use.
Examinations will be held August 2S
and 29 for tbe following positions In
the federal civil service: Editorial
clerk (male) division of publications,
salary of $1,400 per annum, August 28
and 19. Matron and seamatress In In
dian service at Pine Point. Minnesota,
Fort Berthold, North Dakota: Bene.
Minnesota; ueger t;oiony, Oklahoma.
and Warm springs, Oregon, salarlea to
range from $400 to $420 per annum.
August 28. Wegonmaker In Indian
school at Chemawa, salary of $720 per
annum, August xa. Biaccsmun s neiper,
alary $720 per annum, August 2$. The
examinations will be held at Astoria,
Baker City, Eugene and Portland.
Water throught hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of S
and 8 a, m., and C and p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waste
fully. It will be shut oft
In the circuit court before Judge
Cleland today proceedings by which it is
sought to have O. M. Smith nunlabed
for contempt of court, waa beard. It
Is alleged that Smith violated an In
junction lasued In a ault by the Se
curity Abstract oompany against Smith.
The 'Free Methodist campmeetlng
commenced last night at Cedar park,
on the St Johns ear line with a good
attendance. Rev. C. R. Ebey, editor of
the Free Methodist paper of Chicago,
will speak tonight. The grounds are in
good shape, and tbe aooommodatlona are
good. t
Amusement Council Crest park every
evening. Take a car ride to thle most
beautiful spot Music, dancing, moving
plcturea, illustrated, songs, etc. Vocal
and instrumental music by the "Ha
waiian musicians."
Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Woman's Exchange. IIS Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to I; buelnesa men's lunch.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007.
XL
Elks'
W.
building,
,Ms
eventh and Stark sts.
Metiger A Co., headquarters Brauer's
hand-painted art china, 342 Wash. at.
Metxger's eye glasses $1, 342 Wash
ington street
Rooms for rent, Selllng-Hlrsch build
ing. ,
Market Inspector Evans Re
ports That Humane So
ciety Is Culpable in Not
Looking: After Live Poul
try Brought Into City.
At the residence of William MacLeod;
near Northern Hill, a double wedding
was celebrated last night Mr. Mac
Leod's two daughter's, Mlssos Chassis
and Pearl were married. Miss Chaasle
tecame trie wife of R. L. BeBott, and
Mies Pearl married A. W. Buchanan.
After the ceremony, which was pro
nounced by Rev. Harry Welti, the party
assembled on the lawn, which was il
luminated with Chinese lanterns
Aotion on the three franchises pending
before the St Johns council was again
postponed last night after a session had
been called especially to discuss there
measures. Mayor Couch was auxloui to
get some action taken, but the council
was not so ready to act A. R. Jobos
made a proposition wherehv the ntv nf
".9t Johns may build its own iriis plant
, "and not grant any of the franchises.
& The following articles left on street-
yTtJ yesieraay may ne recovered By the
TBkrxmera, ar rnnm 1 o w T K , , 1 1 ,1 1
jrJNfc.and Alder: 'Eight miscellaneous
packT?ea, two pieces pipe, one satchel.
one lunch bucket one grain sack, five
umbrellas, one pair gloves, one pair
glasses, one suitcase, one key, five
purses.
For stealing newspapers from the
doorsteps of residences where they had
been placed by the carriers, Hymas
Schwarts, aged 15 years, of 271 Baker
street, was committed to the Reform
school by Judge Fraaer In Juvenile court
yesterday afternoon.
The will of O. M. Bettlemier was filed
In the county court for probata yoster
day. The heirs are the widow. Mrs.
Melissa A. Bettlemier, and a daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Stafford. To the daughter, 1
D. Chambers, optician, lit Seventh.
Berger signs 284 Yamhill phone
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Beck jeweler 105 Alder.
couWliis
MAY BE MOVED
City Attorney Will Decide at
Once Who Has Charge
of City Hall.
Whether the executive board or the
city council has charge of the city hall
is a matter that will be determined at
once by the city attorney, and If the
former is named custodian it la likely
that the Oregon Historical society and
the county school superintendent, asses
sor and. treaaurer will be compelled to
seek new quarters.
At the meeting of the executive board
yesterday afternoon the point was
raised bv Mr. McPherson when a com
munlcation was read from the officials
of the juvenile court asking that room
be given for court purposes. Several
months ago the Juvenile court aitked for
Quarters, but at that tfme no room waa
available. Mr. McPherson said that since
the varloua offices now under consider
ation were not Identified with the city
government he' thought they should be
asked to vacate. The county, he said,
efcould be compelled to privide place
for Its own officers.
For the use of the offices occupied by
the school superintendent and the coun
ty treasurer the county pays a rental of
$68 per month. The rooms occupied by
the assessor are paid for in the collec
tion of city taxes Dy the sheriff. Mayor
Lane In referring to this feature of the
agreement between the county and city
said the county had been well repaid
for lte services regardless of rent slnceJ
the county is behind about 1100,000 in
Its tax account with the city.
If the decision of the ritv attorney
Is In favor of the council, then in all
likelihood the conduct of the rentals of
the rooms by the county and historical
eodlety will go on as tt rvceent. The
matter, however, Is oonntdeied a very
Important one, and an early decision is
"wanted.
Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, market Inspec
tor, today, submitted to the city board
of health her report for the month end
ing July 31. 1907. With thlg month
Mrs. Evans begins her third ysar as
Inspector. Tbe report contains a severe
criticism of the Humane society whloh,
shea ays, is culpable in not looking after
the manner In which lire poultry Is
brought into the city.
"At the request of the Consumers-
league I prepared a condensed form or
the national and state pure food law,
of whloh they distributed L000 copies
at tbe Chautauqua assembly," says tne
report "I have also been aakjd by
Mrs. Miller, chairman of the national
committee, to prepare a circular on
"Practical Market inspection in run
land." to be sent to the women's clubs
throughout the United States."
The report shows that the Inspector
made 226 visits during the month. Tbe
hot weather, she says, has made it
dlfflcut to preserve perishable fruit in
the best condition throughout the en
tire day and several complalnta were
received from this cause, with one ex
ception, however, it was not found nec
essary to condemn any large quantity
of fruit. With reference to the Hu
mane society, the Inspector's report
. .
yi oeneve tne numane society is
ilpable in not looking after the manner
which live poultry Is brought Into the
city. I have called their attention to
it several timea. a rew oays ago i
found a box of chickens standing on
the pavement in the hot sun, so closely
packed together they could not stand
up, and one had Its entire back rubbed
bare In Its effort to stand. I had them
liberated, but have no doubt they found
their way Into the market later.
NEVER ASKED TO
SAVE ANY FUEL
Late Skipper of Columbia
Denied Being Asked to
Beach Port on Time.
SPECIAL SALE
CRUSHER HATS
Light weight Felt Crushers in
all the popular shades. Just the
thing for outing purposes. Se
lect one at our special price of
NE
WPORT
YAQUItyA BAY
Has One of the Finest Beaches
on the Pacific Coast
and Is an
IDEAL SUMMER- RETREAT
It ia easily reached, is not n expensive pUce to iriiit, ht ex
cellent hotel accommodations, affords perfectly safe tnd delightful
surf bathing and all sorts of beach pastimes, such as cltm-bakes,
oyster hunts, fishing, pebble and shell gathering, etc, enioyt a
mild and inviting climate, picturesque scenery, and all the other at
tractions that can be desired for recreation and pleasure.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to Al
bany or Corvallh, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Train service
daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. Leave Portland 8 a. ID
Rate from Portland $6.00 for the round trip. Tickets on sale
daily and good for return until October 31. There is also a Saturday-Monday
rate from Portland of $3.00, tickets on sale Saturdays,
good for return Mondays. Correspondingly low rates from all
other points. Call at the city ticket office of the Southern Pacific,
Third and Washington streets, in Portland, or at any S. P. agency
elsewhere, for complete information.
WILLIAM McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific Company; Portland, Or.
sOTininiisnunaHSHin iismnn
DORAN SO STATED
TO JOURNAL MAN
Found a New Suit Case.
Evidently Just From the East There
are many of them, also traveling bags,
hat boxes, etc. Best styles, most dur
ably constructed. All sires, at Robin
eon & Co.'s. 289 Washing-ton all on
special sale today.
Metairer & Co., opticians. S42 Wash.
1 L sumpii
You will be old and feeble and unable to earn your daily
Dreaa. wnat will you do then? Will vou be
come an object of public charity or a burden on
your children? Or will you save a part of your
earnings so that when you are old you will have
a nice fat bank account to protect you from
want? It don't take much to provide for the
future just a little put by from your daily earn
ings will soon accumulate and form a nice sum
which may be safety and profitably invested.
The matter is worth thinking about. This strong
bank will protect your savings. Just a little
eywill open an account and the door to prosperity.
On One Occasion 111-Fatrd Steamship
Pushed Ahead In Thick Weather
Before Disaster at Full Speed With
Dead Mariner on Bridge.
From press reports of the official In
quiry Into the Columbia disaster now
being held In San Francisco by Captain
Bermlngham, supervising Inspector of
the Flrat district, evidence has been
adduced tending to show that the terri
ble cattstrophe was due primarily to
demand of steamship companies of their
captains to run strictly on schedule
time, with a minimum consumption of
coal.
That Captain P. A. Doran, the brave
skipper of the ill-fated Columbia, who
wetit down with the ship he loved, in
all his marine experience was never
asked by his employers to save a ton
of coal, reach port at a specified time or
take any undue chances with hla vessel
waa demonstrated In a statement made
by Doran to Monroe Goldstein of The
Journal June 26, but 24 days before he
met his death.
Statement to Journal Man.
The newspaper man was a passenger
on the Columbia, leaving Portland on
the morning of June 26. On the second
night out Goldstein was discussing cur
rent events with Captain Doran, when
the subject of marine disasters on the
.pari no coast was Droacned
"Is It not a fact, captain," asked the
reporter, "that the majority or wrecKs
In these waters have boen caused by
the exactions of the managements of
steamship companies to run on time and
save coal?"
"In all my experience' declared
Doran, "I have never boen asked to
reach port at a glventlme. or burn a
specified quantity of fuel. I am ex-
:ected to bring my snip Rarely into port,
b
juKUMMwarrm.
Marquam Qrand
(Phone Main 8)
Tonight and All Week, First Perform
anee on Any stage,
WAXCX OTTSXXi
In the Great Mythological Play,
"TBI BjTOBY Or TIB QOU)ZjT
ruios."
Evening tl. 00, 76c, 60c, 2(0. Mat
lnee, 75c. 60c, 26c.
Curtain l:8e p. m.
LYRIC THEATRIC
Phone Main 4886.
This Week the Allen Stock Company
Presenting
"TEX BOAS TO TMOO."
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prices. 10c, 20c.
Every evening at l:is. prices, loe, zoo
and 80c.
Reserved seats by phone. Main 4(86.
Office open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
THE STAB
Phones Main 461
and Home A-144
The coolest theatre in the city.
"TO mOTAX. SLAVE"
Frank DeCamp as Acqullla, the Aateo
King.
Matinees Tuesdays. Thursdays. Sat
urdays and Sundaya at 2:80; prices, 10c
and 20c. Evenings at 8:16; prices, 10c
20c and 20c. Reserved seats by phone
for all perrormancee.
eon
awn
ceci
but never In all the years I have
running on the coast has an explanation
been demanded from me as to why I
was late. If a delay in sailing occurs
the management naturally want to know
the causo.
"The assets of a steamship company
ere its steamers, and they neither want
to sacrifice their boats nor the lives or
passengers, it was only recently that
I had to lie ouisiae or tne uoiumoia
river bar for over eight hours, as I
deemed it dangerous to cross In owing
to the fog and high seas. Beveral of
the unreasonable passengers protested
vigorously, and I know th
ashore and told what an Incompetent
sk nner I was. criticism or that char
acter does not bother me. The lives of
everyone on this ship are In my charge,
and I am not going to take any chances.
I have often cruised aoout in the
vicinity of the Oolden Oate for half a
day waiting for a favorable opportunity
to go in. An illustration of the danger
of tiawte was the sinking of the Rio
.Tenlnrn. A wait of a few hours longer
on the outalde until the fog lifted would
have saved the vessel and several hun
dred lives.
Sont Believe Stories.
"No, sir, don't believe stories about
captains being forced to take any
chances with ships or being compelled
to save coal. The fact that at times
we lay a course within 12 miles of
shore has aroused much criticism, but It
Is absolutely necessary during north
easters to keep the steamer from being
strained by the buffeting of the high
seas.
Then the skipper who was so soon to
go to a watery grave resumed his all
night vigil on the bridge. Tet in the
face of his statements about not taking
chances the Columbia Proceeded on her
fay at full speed, despite the thickness
of the night.
Potter Schedule for Beach.
' The steamer Potter will sail from
Portland, Ash street dock, Saturday. 1
p. m. Qet tickets and make reservations
at city ticket office. Third and Wash
ington street.. C. W. Btlnger, city ticket
agent.
THE GRAIND
TATJBBTTXXB BB X.TJXB
stpzciaXi bill or TTTAnr.nrrmg.
KATTSnrCB DAXLT, mtXOB lOe.
Two shows nightly at 7:46 and 9:30.
Price 10q, 20c and box seats, 20c.
Matinee prices Sundays and holidays,
same as evening.
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
Corner Yanflm ana Twemty-foorth.
July 30, 31, August 1, 2, 3
LOS ANQELES
VS. PORTLAND
Game called at 8:30 p. m. dally.
Games called at 2:30 p. m. Sundays.
&ABXBI' BAT rBZDAT.
ADMISSION 25.
Grandstand 26c Children 10c.
Box Seats 25c.
Preferred atoek Canned QooAs.
Allen LexULEwt &nu4 -
Portland Academy
rOBTLAJu), OUBOBf.
Btneteenlh Tear Ovens September 16.
Fits boys and girls for eastern and
western colleges. Over two hundred
rraduatea admitted to college. An ath
etlo field and thoroughly equipped gym
nasium. Includes an elementary school,
which reoelves pupils at six and fits for
the Academy, giving especial attention
to reading, spelling and penmansnip.
Thoroughly competent teachers In both
departments. Office -hours during Aug
ust from 8 a. m. to 12 m. Catalogue
sent on application.
days.
wrapper,
2vF0R WOMEN ONLY
Dr. Sanderson'sCompound Savin
and Cotton Root Pills. The beet
and only reliable remedy for DE
LAYED PERIODS. Cure the
most obstinate cases In 8 to 10
Price 82 per box, mailed in plain
r. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Address T. J. PIERCE, 181 First street.
Portland. Oregon
Ice.
Tor lea eall Main 234 or A-3I4S.
.trull t rt; aanaaanx )M IUU at
Zee
L sB
MILITARY
ACADEMY
PORTLAND ORE'.
A Boarding and Day
School for Young Men and
Boya.
Preparation for col
leges, U. S. Military and
Naval Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural
Colleges. Manual train
ing. Business course.
The principal has had 29
vears experience In Port
land. Comfortable quar
ters. Best environments.
Make reservatlona now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other literature ad
dress J. IV. BILL, M. D.,
Principal and Proprietor.
One of the Most Attractive Beach Resorts
on the Pacific Coast Just Now Is
teH loci
Bear the month of the ColnmbU Biver, on the WashiBttoa
Ids, reached from the Olty of Portland on the '
splendid excursion
Steamer T.J.POTTER1
XV ABOUT S XOTB8.
It la upward of 20 miles long, very broad and level and almost as
nact as a composition pavement It la dotted lta entire length with
ttlementa. tent cities, villas, fine hotels, and all the
towns, oottage ae
PXAOB TO GO for rest, health and a good time.
for their Bummer outing. Try it.
amusement accessories of a popular Summer beach resort. IT'S TBB
Thousands go there N
The Potter Sails Every Day
BZOBPT TJBBATS ABB TBJBATS.
' See published schedules.
Fare Prom Portland, Round Trip, $4.00
Saturday to Monday Tickets $2.50
Purchase tickets and make reservatlona at City Ticket Office. Third
an4 Washington streets, Portland; or Inquire of any O. R. A N. agent
elsewhere for Information.
WK. KeirtTBBAT. General raeeenger Agent, POXTXABS. OB.
OAUrOBBXA BOTE La.
HOTEL- JEFFERSON
TURK AND QOUQH STREETS
SAN rKANCISCO
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES "
New hotel, faeee Jefferson Square. Two
blacks front Van Neu Ave., the present shop
ping district. Car Hnea transferring all ever
city, pass door. Every modern convenience.
860 rooms single or en suite. 160 private baths.
American and European plana. Prices modar
ate. Omnibus meets all trains.
. STEWART-BARKER CO.
The Hotel Stewart Opens September 1st
IB XBDPOBD, OB.
E. N. Warner
Hutchinson A Lumsden v
Miller A Ewbanks -Allen
A Reagan
W. Stringer
r. L. Cranfill
H. Mets A Son
ZB OBABTS PASS, OB.
H. C. Bobsetn
Kenney A Truax
Claus Schmidt
J. P. Kenney
Southern Oregon Supply Co,
T. YDean
T. B. Cornell
C P. Dixon.
zar wooBTxxxiX, ob.
C- O. Seaman
W. V. Jones.
ZB GOLD HTT.T., OB.
Varter A Duffleld
C. H. Farmer
Merrltt A Co.
XB JACXSOBTXL&X, OB.
T. 3. Kenney
Nunan-Taylor Co.
Ulrlch Bros.
ZB OXBTBAZi POXBT, OB
Cranfill A Robinet
J. W. Merritt.
ZB PBOBBXT, OB.
Hearn A Fisher.
ZB TAX.BBT, OS.
C. W. Wolters f
Sargent A Dun lap. ?
ZB A8BXABD, OB.
O. Winter
Holmes Bros.
Kims A Cappeller
Yeo A Co.
Young A Dir. v
Crews A Son
Loomla A Nelson
THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
Is ths garden spot of ths ttrth, and GOLDEN GRAIN
GRANULES is ths fisest drink on earth
GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES
is a pars cereal health coffee, and can be had from the follow
log grocers la ths ROGUE RIVER VALLEY ,
TBB BBAUTirUZt SSW
Hotel "Key Route Inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, nrlvate baths, lone-dis
tance telephones, compressed air clean
ing, large lobby, cafe a la carte with
cuisine and service unsurpassed. For
rates, etc, address
N. a MULLAN, Manager.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palace
-ttoioi. Ban jrrancisott.
D. P. THEIRS & COe, Wholesale Grocers
MGDPORD, OR8QON
Blst-mters for Southern Oregon and korthem California.
"Golden Grain Granules" is served at ths Moors Hotel. Med
ford, Ore., because the Moors Hotel serves the best
EraraaEUiuEiBiuuiiiira
The BREAKERS HOTEL
AMERICAN PLAN.
' a ski
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ZJIADHrO B1T8CKBB BBSOBT OP TBB t BAOXTZO ' BOBTBWBST. "
Electric Light. Steam, Hot and Cold Salt Water in Every Tnkr Buy Tickstg
to Breakers, Pacific County, Wash. Postofflce Address, Breakers, Wash. -
HOTEL AUDUBON
sab nAxcaooxmotzAM rux onr.
Single rooms or en suite. ElsTater, itctn
boat, aleetrle lights sad all uodtra eoBTeol
eacee. Strictly nrst-cUw. Coarealest to hop-
K" ig eestete. On dtrtet Uae from ferry od
Ird sad Townaead depot Bates II an.
xe anus sc.. near van fleas areaae,
O. & OAKTia. Urr.
HOTttL HOLLAND
SOU Street; Bet PoweU and Mason,
. , BHua riHano,
. NOW OPEN
Strletly nrsMTUss, Absolutely P!
see)!. X3S Booms i id with Bath.
Tire-
HOTEL MOORE
OFXH All THS TXAS. v'V v
0LAT80F BEACH, SXAMBX, OSZQOX.
Tea Cliff Hasse ef Oregon. . ;
: Directly oa the beach, ererleoktng tbe
noun. Bet aalt betes end serf batbln.
HecToatton ptar for rtaalag. ' Sua parlars,
laetrle tights, nreplaee aad farnaee beat,
rtae walks aad drives. Sea feeds a specialty
Rates, $2.50 and $3.00 per day
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