'THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALV PORTLAND, MONDAY- EVENING,' TnNUARY 27, 1003.
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alioiig fifiiras
Old Style of "Hitting: 3ladc
Famous by Sullivan Is
t : Still Used.
' Thers are no new punches In the
game of glva and take. We m nghte
dar !n sno" day out and the same old
punches are In. use. No nfhter of to-
day triMi any new ones.
" Th "'OOP th lo0'1'" ,h Punfh wh,cn
! hit In a 'Clinch, is the nearest to
new' one. but that has been In uh for
the oast thre y-ars by New Tork
bolter, but, It Is
..nnotflm it an a punch. The loop
the loop" Is mrrelv a slap, you cannot
knVh a man out with It nor can you
hurt fclm much. . .
- The old ptinchea used In the flays or
John U.-Sullivan are uu m
2 th. moat effective. The left and
)?.' Mitt n.
laney, was the rfrnt man to use a. hooK
urn. . thir thm "Nonnarlel sur
prised the nahters . when he let hie
f.ft hnnk fiv. The1 were used to
wince and when Jack fed them the
abort noon mey wvre an
Jim Jeffries started the left book
from the crouch. Hie weight and
strength made It effective. Other,
have used It since, but Jeff was the
Columbus or mat diow
IN winter no amount
of warm clothing will
maKe you safe if your vU "
tali ty is low. Warmth inside
" is what you must have. ;
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil supplies
carbon to the blood and
tissues and makes'you
warm and comfortable all
over. It is a safeguard
atfainst colds and all the
ills that follow them.
Small, easily taken dopes
will do it
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Hi EAST TONIGHT
Kelly and Smlthson Pitted
Against Atlantic Cracks
in New York.
CALENDAR OF SPORT
FOR THE WEEK.
Mon lay Contest at New Tork be
tween Sutton and Morningatar for 18.J
ZZXIZ9 u P Intended for the Jaw Lou! between Thomas Hueston ud Jf
W,ht,hh."i!i ZHa ?ifn to Mock both rome Keough for pool championship.
pTa yU.Sally delved U In t$ Annual tournament of the Jwenty-two
Mvtrious Blllv 8mlth Caliber Indoor Rifle league of the
l'ZllUbUt MCCy trith reen Cerucn-r lunLT'cUyVnd'oo?
with bis. carnival of the Pastime Athletic club,
Tiro Blow a row one. ln WMrtlan Rnu.M o.rden. New Tork.
fimnm i- ni uncle, wno anocaea out i Tunrinv-Entriea close ror me tour
Jack Dempsey. was me man woo in-1 nament or the American uownng con
,mtmA ih. nn VMl blow. He IWUnC OD I vr-Ma In flnrlnnatl
fci hMd with a, rlaht and knocked thai viadnesdav Atlantic coast confer
famous Dempsey coia. aiiww Mc or yacht clubs in New xora v;uy.
was declared to be a foul punch, as thai indoor athletic meet in New Orleans,
puncher usually nit ine outer wim m i under auspices of Southern association.
A. A. u. ueorge uaraner vs. i erry u
rrlst Instead of the glove. It . was
railed the "La Blanche awing" ana the
"pivot blow."
Bob PiUsimmona found the solar
plexus punch. Ha made It effective at
Carson Citr when be knocked out Jim
Corbetb The left shift and solar
plexus usually run together.
. nonrara Dawson, the famous Aus
tralian, waa the man who made the
kidney punch famous. The kidney
talne. SI rounds, at San Diego, Califor
Friday Meeting of directors or the
Connecticut Baseball league.
Saturday Annual indoor games or me
Boston Athletic association. Annual
Indoor games of the Ninth Regiment A.
A., of New York City. Outdoor interna
tlonal skating championships at Mon
treal. Annual Ice meet of Central Can
nunrh ! at no use unleaa It la followed I o i- .
llt If 111 UilTl l, BMi.V .UIW.
Dawaon made his great fights by hit
ting the one place ana nuting u orien.
After awhile his msn was s weak that
be bent over in pain and was unable to
nuncn.
Jim Corbett made the straight left a
great punch. Jim waa the man who
firat- started that hit and get away
aame. Before his time fighters used
to stand up and swap wallops. The
herder hitter .usually won. Jim Jabbed,
danced away and tired his man out.
Ills win over John I Sullivan proved
this sort of battle effective.
It looks as though there are no new
punches. They are as scarce as hen's
teeth.
Automobile and motor boat show opens
in rrovioence, Knode island.
WORLD'S CHAMPION.
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KLAMATH FISHERMEN
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FIND SPOBT IX TROUT & .fcl.fYlLltii
- : . Rimm-U1 Dtroateb to Tke Journal.)
Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 17, Fisher
men In this section can enjoy the snort
this year without laying themselves
liable to prosecution. '
The winter season has always been
a closed one, until this year. The law
1s considered an unjust one In its appli
cation here. for. the Link river trout
are especially fine ln winter, and not
really fit to eat during the hot weather,
when the season is open. It Is due
to an oversight on the part of the last
legislature in passing the fish laws,
that this section can eat trout at the
proper Reason, and In strict accordance
with law. It Is hoped the next legisla
ture will make provision for an open
.winter season on Link river and tho
Klamath lakes. '
"WALLA WALLA WANTS
AN EARLIER FAIR DATE I
(Special Pbpateb to Tha Journal.)
"Walla. Wal'a, Wash., Jan. 27. Steps
to induce the Walla Valley Traction
company to extend Its lines to the fair
grounds were taken at a meeting of
the directors of the association Satur
day - evening. The taction company
partially agreed to have a line com
pleted in time for last year's fair but
owing to inability to float the neces
sary bonds in time the line waa aban
doned. " Considerable ill-feeling was en
gendered. Secretary 'Johnson was delegated to
attend the annual meeting of tha North
west Racing Association at Portland,
February , wn northwest dates will
We selected. Tne Walla Walla associa
tion will endeavor to secure a date ear
lier , ln the season than heretofore.
Daniel J. Kelly, Baker City boy,
who will compete ln sprints ln na
tional Indoor championship of Pas
time Athletic club at New York tonight.
All eyes are turned toward New
York tnniaht to' witness one or tne
greatest nIoor athletic meets ever held
In that city. The meeting or tne raa-
time At-Tiletlo club Is of particular In
terevt to Oregon, as Dan Kelly, holder
nr th i aa and 120-yard dash records.
and Foreat Smlthson, national hurdling
ckamplon, both native sons, are io com
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Among tne oem juaaes oi running in
this country, tne Baaer i;iiy man - in
sreounted to be the fastest sprinter
the world has ever produced, and in
tholr calculations as to whether 100
va.da can be covered in 9 seconds the
almost unanimous opinion seems to be
that such a feat Is not Impossible, and
Kelly la regarded as the only man in
alffht to acconiDllsh It.
The western phenomenon has been
anxious to make his debut In the east
for some time, and now that the op
portunity Is Dresented to him he Drom
Ises to enter the Pastime games with
the determination to show eastern ama
teurs that he Is entitled to the dlatlnc
tlon or beinc called the world s cnam
plon printer on any kind of track.
witn LAwson Kooertson or me lrisn
American Athletic club and other prom
inent runners in the east to oppoae
him. the weatern man Is likely to be
Dressed to his utmost to win.
it is said that Keuy is not in me
fnn1IHin h Wftji hn ha nulla hill
fATvVrh0' 5 Xco.n h0t PHYSICAL AND MORAL
tne z.'0-yarn uasn, out ne is expectea
to show a flash of his 1908 form when
he lines ud for the start tonight.
In the case or Forrest Hmitnson con
ditions are somewhat different. Smith-
son has been on the Atlantic coaat
for months, while Dan has been In
New Tork but half a doien days.
Smlthson will meet some of the best
hurdlers in America tonight, and the
Portland boy ought to make good un
less he suffers a complete form rever-
so far there has been nobody to
cross the tape ahead or the sturdy ath
lete, and It Is not likely that anybody
win turn tne trica tonignt.
TEETH EXTRACTED
I" ' FREE r
WhcnPlatcs or Bridges .
Arc Orcfercd ' : 1
All Work at Half Price for a
short time to Introduce the .
"Electro Painless System",
Full Set. that fit ..$5.00
Gold Crowns. 22-k.. .. .$3.50
Bridge Teeth. 22-k $3.50
Gold Fillings .........$1.00
Silver Fillings 50
Guaranteed for 10 Years.,
Open Evenings.
THE ELECTRO
, DENTAL PARIORS
303 Washington St cor. 5th.
Opposite Olds & King's. ,
CLEANUP AT SALEM
Mayor Rodger Is Rounding Up
Minors Mho Offend Anti-Rub
bish Ordinances in Operation.
SPORTING NOTES
Local and Otherwise.
DENTIST ON TRIAL
"JIGGS" DONAHUE HAS
MOTOR RACING FEVER
HIS BOYISH LOOK
' ' FOOLED CHICAG0AN
. Willie Hoppe. the youthful billiard
marvel, does not always play for money.
"I was out In Chicago a few days
ago," says Willie, "and stepped into
one of. the billiard rooms there. A
chipper looking fellow asked If any
one would play him a gama of billiards
and I volunteered.
'Well, said he, you are only a boy.
We'll play 200 points and I'll give you
100 handicap.' Then he Insisted that
I should take the first shot. It was
straight rail billiards, and after I gath
ered them from the break It was eay
to run out the hundred. If I live 1,000
years 111 never forget the look he gave
me aa he put his cue back in the rack."
"Jiggs" Donahue, the great fielding
first baseman for the Chicago White
Sox base ball team, Is giving ''Old Ro
man" Comlskey some additional worry
just before the opening of the training
season, because of a strong leaning
toward the automobile fad. Recently
Donahue became chummy with Somlsk
ey's old-time pal, E. Q. Cordner, Chi
cago manager of the Studebaker Au
tomobile company, from whom the mas
ter of the White Sox has just ordered a
new tourirg car of 1908 vintage. "Jiggs"
came to tne conclusion- that anything
good enough for the boss was stylish
enough for him. and immediately pro
ceeded to learn tbe art of automobile
driving.
Unfortunately for Comlskey, Donahue
threatens ' to become a racing driver,
and has reads overtures to Cordner to
fiermit him to drive on the tracks dur
ng the summer. The first sucker like
wise wants to pilot a Studebaker ma
chine In the Ulidden tour. Comlskey
knocks all those aspirations, for he
would have some trouble digging up a
first baseman who can do the fielding
Stunts perpetrated almost every sum
mer day by "Jlggs'
New berg Odd Fellows Install.
(Special niapatrb to Tha Journal.)
Newberg, Or.. Jan. 27. At the last
regular meeting of I. O. O. F. lodge. No.
96, the following officers were installed
by P. P. Olds of Lafayette: Wllljam
Giles, noble grand; Henry Chaae, vice
grand; C. K. Newhouse, secretary; L. M
Parker, treasurer; A. C. Stanbrough, fin
ancial secretary: W. 8. Parker. R. s.
N- O-; W. O. Robertson, L. S. N. G.; E
E Bwltrer. warden; R. A. Parker. O. O.;
Henry A. Batrd. I. G.; A. O. Mills, R.
a V. G-: Eillla Winters. L. S. V. G.
(Special Dispatch to Tbt Journal.)
Salem, Or., Jan. 27. Mayor Rodgers
has added new features to his program
of law enforcement. Late Saturday
night he arrested a minor In a billiard
parlor and notified him to report to
the police Judge this morning and pay
his fine. He announces that laws
against minors being found in card
rooms, cigar stores and billiard and
pool rooms will be strictly enforced,
beginning today. The curfew ordinance,
restricting boys and girls under a. cer
tain aae. Is also to be enforced. Kirn
With Such a trakier as Walter Mc-1 boards in front of business nlares that
create me university ot uregon Dase- project into tne street are to he taken
ball men ought to have a winning nine I down or the merchants violating the or
if there Is any material In the college. I dinance will be arrested and fined. All
In order to have McCredle as long as persons found diverting sewage into
possible the varsity win commence I running streams will be prosecuted, and
firactlce early ln Feb.niary, the coach I it Is said this order will Include sev
eavlng before March 1 to join his I era! manufacturing establishments that
team in caurornia. as nis duties win I are dumping
be lamely 'in the nature of a soring I south Mill cr
workout for himself , the Portland man-1 treated to an enforcement of sanitary
ager and right fielder will accept only I regulations, f such as tbe city has never
is expenses. i undergone Derorej as several cases of
I typnoia rever are traced to standing
a wiinumiK nivei. me (-mueBuiiiis uo- i nooia ui water ana imnerract uwin
infc i. oi. u. a. Briuura, win do rieiu in i
tneir tan tomorrow evening. me ir vrtr murno lr i nnriin
ports will Include fancy swimming. iUAi I HJUJ!iO JU.AIVXtlI!iJJ
tvinx. exniDition oi rcscuina a crown
ing man, and a relay race. Next Fri
day the T. M. C. A. seniors will hold
a pentathlon meet In their gymnasium.
The events will be a high Junto, pole
vault, shot out, 400-yard run, 100-yard
potato race.
Nordyke and Rowan will fight it out
for the position of first base on the
Sl. faui team or tne American associa
tion this spring. Both men formerly
played ln the northwest. Much is ex
pected of Rowan. Last year he hit 289
In the Northwestern league and stole
68 bases In 123 games. A man who
can run bases like that In any league
ought to be fast and he should lilt
around .260 ln the American associa
tion. Here Is some dementia Seattleana,
gleaned from a Puget sound newspaper:
"There is money right In Portland to
day to back a Portland team in the
Northwestern league, and any time Dut
dale. Hall. 8 h feeder and company feel
like making the switch a team can be
put in there, and don t let anyone tell
you anything: different. The money wad
ready last year. It Is available today.
The men ln the Northwestern league
made Mccredie a proposition to buy
the Portland territory, and the dispatch,
which was a private one, was made
Fiubllc and was twisted around to make
t appear that Dugdale was making
overtures to aite ecattie into tne Coast
league
Multnomah club's distance men met
yesteraav afternoon and laid out their
course of training preparatory to the
spring track season. Actual training
win commence weanesuay aiternoon at
5 o'clock. Hill and dale runs are
counted on to get the men in shape for
tne trying wora in competition
SING SING PRISON
SOON TO PASS AWAY
(Special Dltpatcb to Tbe Jonrnal.)
Sing Sing, N. Y., Jan. 27. Sing Sing
prison, where some of the most noted
criminals of the day have been put to
death, is about to pass away. The
main building of the prison was built
in 1826. Bing Sing prison has been
pictured on the Btai?e and for all these
vears has been known and rintarla h
criminals In all parts of the world State
officials have decided that the peniten
tiary is uiiBHimury aim a sue ror a
new one has been chosen on the went
hnnk of the Hudson river near Tnnio
island.
(Calted Press Leased Wire.)
Bristol. England, Jan. 27. Dr. Arthur
Hyne, the Manchester dentist charged
with wedding and swindling a Bristol
woman named Matthews out of $10,
000. is on trial here.
The police have not yet completed
the case which they expect ultimately
to lead to his identification, as Dr.
George A. Wltxheff, the dentist who
disappeared from New Tork in 1905,
leaving nearly 100 women who claimed
him as their husband.
That they will yet be able to prove
the two individuals one and the same
they say they are now almost certain,
however. Their theory Is that Wltxheff
located ln Manchester immediatelv af
ter vanishing from New York, setting!
up nominally as a uemist nut really
in his old trade of marrying women, ob
taining possession of their money and
then deserting them.
They profess to have evidence that
he victimized at least five West coun
ty women besides Mrs. Matthews In
this manner and think they will find
many more
Tho -prisoner admitted, on bis pre
liminary bearing, that he once lived in
America. He says ha studied dentistry
tnere, nowever, ootaining nis degrees
in ot. iouis. ana aenies mat ne waa
ever in difficulty in the new world. He
professes to have been on business in
Aberdeen, where he was arrested on the
Bristol charge.
MOST EXPENSIVE
SUIT IN WORLD
PULL FOR PULILI
; CLUB REVIVIFIED
Denatured .- Alcohol . Plant
( and Other Projects 911 V :
Its Prog rami v;:j
' (Speetil Dispatch to Tbeosraal.)
Pullman, Wash., Jan.' JT.Ths,. Pull
for Pullman lub, organised nearly two
years ago and which had practically
ceaasd. to exist, has - been , reorganised
and. a new plan outlined for the coming
year. At a meeting called by President
Thomas NellL Dr. J. L. Harris was
elected president,. B. F. Campbell secre
tary and the following as an executive
committee: Thomas jNein, v. r. Htaiey,
wurora Alien, jii. a. xiryan, o.u. ptei
son, J. M. Klengard, O. L. Waller and
W- H. Itarvev
nrho first proposition that will be
taken up Is the establishment of a ne
natursd alconol factory. Already a
plant has been found that can be so
cured cheap. It will be financed- by
townspeople and farmers near Pullman
and built Immediately. Already there
are many alcohol lamps and stoves in
us in Pullman and vicinity, affording
a small market for the product More
farmers are ordering lamps and by the
time a plant Is ready- the output will be
taken by consumers. It Is xpeoted t
manufacture alcohol for 10 to. 40 cents
a gallon.
It is also proposed to organise a brass
band. Dr. IX R. Cambbell. a newly
arrived 'physician an experienced band
leader, will probably have charge of the
organisation. A Dana oeneiu minstrei
or society circus will be given - to raise
money to purchase instruments.
Dairy, aad rrolt Interests.
A creamery is planned for Pullman
In the near future. The dairy interests
have grown remarkably, but all tha
cream Is shipped out President E, A.
Rrran of the fctate collese announced
at the meeting that the three dormi
tories at the oollea-e elUD in euv worm
of butter a month from Iowa and Wis
consin and that If the proper grade
could be manufactured in puiiman mey
would purchase It. paying the pries tha
eastern product commands. .
A cold storage and fruit packing
plant was talk ad of, as last season fruit
men naa no piace to nanaio ina large
crops of apples and prunes grown near
ruilman.
. Committees were anDointed to look
after all these projects and to deter
mine what could be done to beautify
the two public parks snd tha residence
streets or tne town.
MILWAUKEE TERRIERS
TERRIFIED BY STEAM
FAMOUS DOG' TAX v ;
SUIT WITHDRAWN
-, ' (Special Plapatcb to Tbe Journal.) V
!' Salrja, Or., ( Jan. ST.By agreement
of coimael. the celebrated' dog suit of
Stub Hmlth against the citr of tialem
to enjoin collection of dog taxes has
been withdrawn and . the present dog
ordinance . stands unasaal led. ,u. Smith
conteated the constitutionality ' of the
ordinance on ths-ground that the tax
on female doga was $5, while male
took the position that this was an un
constitutional Immunity for one claaj
of dogs and that all dogs should b i
taxed alike. In tha meanwhile thj
city council Nhaa prepared a new -tat
ordinance that is framed on the prln
clple of equal taxation regardless c
sex, color or previous condition. Th
supreme court of this stale still ha I
before it the taak of finally deciding
what a constitutional dog tax should b
Inspect' Rosenthal's sbos ' store
dow and get buay.- - , v
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Yon Nes.c3:Me
The vast multitudes of men who have taken my
treatment have not been - disappointed. They .
know that I do not promise mors than 'I per
form. To them I have actually Illustrated in ths
cure oi ineir own cases ine trutn oi what I
claim, namely, that ray treatment la as certain
to euro as it is that tha patient engages l my
services and follows my directions. My suocess
is due not alone to education, experience, skill
and scientlflo equipment, but to tha fact that I
limit my study and practice strictly to diseases
and weaknesses of men. To male maladies alone
I have earnestly and exclusively devoted 11
years of my life and .on them ail my faculties
are concentrated.
M Y TREATMENT FOR WEAKNESS
Functional derangement.such ss prematura loss
of power, etc., is neither ' a "weakness" nor
disease. It Is a symptom of prostatic disorder.
To stimulate activity by ths uae of powerful
tonics Is an easy matter, but such results are
merely temporary drug ' effects. , Moat doctors
treat "weakness" in this manner because they do
not know how to our the real cause of tha
derangement I am tha only physician employ
ing scientlflo and successful methods. My treat
ment is a local one sntlrely and corrects every
abnormal condition of that vital center, tha
prostata gland. My cures are real cures and are
permanent.
oovsTOT&ntur rm mt honest and candid advich costs TOtx
NOTHING. I cheerfully give you ths very beat opinion, guided by years
of successful practice. Men out of town. In trouble, write if you cannot
call, as many cases yield readily to proper home treatment and curs.
My offices are open all day from I a. m. to p. m., and Sundays from
10 to 1.
the DR. TAYLOR co.
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1 hey Quit Blasting Rock In the Mid
die of the Railway, Fearing
Volcanic Eruption. r
(tTnlted Preaa Leased Wire.)
Milan, Italy, Jan. 27. The most ex
Densive. lawsuit in the world, involvln
a fortune of more than $3,000,000 an.
legal stars from several nations, has
been settled with the result that it is
found that the ones that brought the
suit , are penniless ana now are in
debted to the lawyers.
The legal Dattie in which an told 10S
Dttornevs have been engaged, beaan
over ths will of Antonio Traversa, a
wealthy mechanic who lived ln Milan.
The case was tried in nearly all the
higher courts of Italy and the costs
ultimately ran up until they aggregat
ed more than the fortune over which
the fight was made. When the final
decision was made It was found that
the winning heirs were in debt and the
13,000,000 gone.
(Special DUoatch to Tbt Journal.)
White Bluffs. Wash., Jan. 27. Ons
St
of tha strangest experiences encoun
tered by the civil engineers In the em
ploy of the Milwaukee railway, now ex
tending through this section, has been
mot an the north side of Saddle moun
tain, north of this place. For several
days blasting crews have been at work
In rocK cuts ana ail report en steam
Issuing from crevices In the rocks
where heavy blasting was done. Little
attention was paid to1 the steam by the
workmen until tney learnea mat warm
springs exist on the south side of the
mountain, opposite the points at which
they are now employed. As soon as
the xoreigners neara oi tne tepm
springs on the other side of the hills
dosens or mem aesertea tne camps, ao-
clartng there was grave danger or a
volcanic eruption at any time.
Scientific mon visited the scene last
week and made minute investigations.
Interviewed after their visit to the lo
cality, they refused to venture an opin
ion as to the possible connection of
the steam ln the rocks and the warm
sDrings on the opposite side of the
mountains.
MILLIONS FOR NEW
STREETCAR LINES
(Catted Preu Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Cal.. Jan. 27. Patrick
Calhoun, accompanied by Mrs. Calhoun
and his niece, has returned to the city,
and his return means an expenditure
of $5,000,000 for street railway im
provements made and to be made.
Among these' is the construction of
tracks and the general betterment of
the service.
Calhoun confirmed the report that
ha had negotiated the sale of $S,600,000
worth of the company's stock, which,
with the $1,600,000 already disposed of,
will make $5,000,000 at once available.
Rummage sale, 668 Union avenue. '
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IsmAMMATIOsT ilD AX.t UMXH AM V
ouiui ooaocojf AMoxa auui.
Our scientific, systematic course of treatment for weak, nervous.
broken down youths and men who have, through dissipation un
fitted themselves for work and the enjoyment of life, is a system
that has been tested many times over and proven entirely satisfac
tory. It is totally different from the many sickening pills and tab
lets and the stimulating, stomach-ruining drugs given by would-be
specialists. Our specific treatment for all the symptoms' indicating.
Failing Strength is harmless, though so effective. as to- remove them
immediately. It is constitutional; therefore, by purifying the blood,
strengthening the nervous system, nourishing the tissues, the pa
tient becomes strong and healthy, with all signs of the trouble
H forever gone. This treatment is to the human system what the sap
H is to the tree it buds enerary. ambition and confidence that leaf into
a prime, healthy, manly feeling of new life.
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Portland to Los Angeles
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ONE MONTH FOR GOING TRIP -
SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP
STOPOVERS ."AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS '
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S;
Sunshine, floral festivals, endless drives through orange orchards
laden with golden fruit; splendid beaches, surf bathing, thriving
-cities, palatial hotels and resorts, and many other attractions, com
yfcine to make it the most attractive place in America at this season
of the year. . . f:t'i:: .
THB ROAD OP, A THOUSAND WONDBRS
" Which. takes you there, hasn't an uninteresting hour for the entire
,t t .-trip. Read about it. Call at the
Cily Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sts., Portland
. . , 1 . ', and inquire git about it. ..
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machine in University hall Spalding Alexander; Star- Wheeler, Snevily and Houser
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