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V VlIE (QREGQ EVENING?. FEBRUARY 4,
1008. ;
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LYTLE T
525,000 OFSTOCK
FOUGHT FLAMES IN SNOW STORM.
ffl DBS
LEASE PASTURE
German-American Has Clear
Tath to Pay the Oregon
, , Trust depositors.
EL
....... 'i.
Elnrk havln a. DU ' Value Of Hit'
was h Imm ' turned 'ovsr by B.
Lvtls t Useelw T. C, Devlin, of ths
n,rm Truat A fiavlnse bank.
... tha antirs holding f Mr. ' Lytl
ana ot ths bank's director
Jila action makes
new mok wnicn
axsets and pay
Oregon Trust,
clean slate for tha
la to tsse over m
tha liabilities of tha
bia acock
tiArk ta tha receiver, his attorney, Zera
reorganisation of
resented Involving. Ite
Ian of
liability against a bank, and had M
t .u k i m Btiwk and a bal-
VaVmalni aft:r "liquidation of
the bank wee completed, fte eouia nave
laid claim to and collected whoever
1 . ii f tha assets, until the
amount of the par value of
All other stockholders of the M bank
r.ad alrady assigned their 'took
receiver. and the only stock liability
.m.inin wan that attaching to the
ti aaa lua held bf -Mf XtfTtle.
rhi niitr ImDreaalon has been .that
he bald lil.OO of the stock, This wil
incorrect, be having paid a Pramluni of
0 centaj or SSI.sOff for hia 119 share
, nonriinc the assignment oC Ma
Etock to thi
now amid!
'When a pi
absorption by the German American
dank I Ml MflrMMlal tO film that
the assignment of hla stock to Receiver
Ievlln waa necessary. - e eiecuieo
salgnment, withholding delivery, how
ever, temporarily for two reason Flrst
be desired to know that the agreement
with the Herman .American bank waa
entirely satlsfsctorr to the depositors
pf the Oregon Truat bank: and. second,
he not unnaturally deeired a request
from tboee upon wboee representation
be bad paid a premium for the atock,
thla request being desired ; for bis own
personal reason v" '. '. ' ,' . ,
"The requeat baa not been furnished,
but understanding that the reorganisa
tion plans were ready to be carried out
nd an agreement made with the Ger
man American bank accordingly, hla as
signment has been delivered, thla de
livery being made some four or Ave days
go. He naa a l no urns aemanaea or
m pec ted anything for tha surrender of
bis stock. Hla desire, however, naa at
nil tlmea been to make whatever die-
ualtlon or his stocx wouia ne necessary
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Weyerhaeusers Incidentally
1 1 Get a Fire Patrol for
Nothing
You wont tell tout family doctor
the whole story about your private
illness vou are too modest. You
ne$i not be afraid to tell Mrs. Fink
1 ham, at Lrnn, Mass-the thin jsyou
could not explain to the ddctor. Your
letter will be held In the strictest con-
a j T u. . t. aammamam J I oonier wi
uueuuo. xivui uci took wtinwuu- i will take ud t
unoa with sick women durinff the mont and Goose lake reserves.
nast thirty years she may have ' . ;
ealned the very knowledge that will IIHII PUflF f 11 ULPTflDV
help70urcase.8uchlettersasthefol- t UlllLulUHl
tablisn beyond a doubt the powerof
(Spedal Dispatch te The JoeroiL)
" Klamath " Falla, Or Feb, 4. Tha
Wererhaeueer , oompany, which wna
over 181.000 acrea of timber' land 'In
Klamath county and" practically the
seme amount In Lake ' county, ' has
adoDted tha system used by tha govern
ment of leasing lands for graalng pur
pose s. The weyernaeuser . iana in
Klamath county waa assessed at 1915.'
144 In 1907, upon which close to
ogo in uxea waa paia
Tha land will ie divided into die
trleta and leaned to lndlvlduala for
year with the privilege of re-leasing at
tha and of that nerlod for an additional
two or three year. Those who have
been using the land In the past will
be given . preference. Tha lessee, will
agree to fake no timber other than
eampflr timber, and also , to uaa care
with campftrea and to do hla utmost In
putting out any urea aisoovereo...
J. F. Kimball, tha company's local
renreaentatlve. ma to Lakevlew .to
confer with tha land office officials. He
up tha una nrst in ine erf
U ..'.j. it.'ii.n ltm.ijiW,r
SH0WS6REAT6R01VTH
LYDIA EaPINKHAM'Sl
VFnFTflniF COMPOUND
to conquer all female diseases. Many Additional bUDSCnoers
X(m Vnnnan n Tlaitntf r4 A llan. I - 1 T T i .1, fnn
nections in Home Issue.
r advisable to carry out any plan
K organisation wnicn me oeposuora
e bank favored,"
of
GRAriGERS FAVOR
STATEMENT flO. 1
County- Organization Will
. Fight Candidates "Who
- Do Not Sign.
(peeltl Pispateh te Tse Joaraal.)
Baker City, Or., Feb, 4. -Blue Moun
tain grange hag passed ' resolutions de
tlaring for SUtemeat No. 1 and avow-
tng Intention, to work against all can
lidates who refuee to sign It, Tha
renniuuona follow:
Whereaa, Tha order of Patrong of
Husbandry have always Indorsed tha
frinelples of electing United States sen
ators by a. direct vote of tha people,
therefore be It
Reaolved. by Blue Mountain grange,
nd we mutually pledge each other that
Ire will not vote for any candidate for
the legislature " who will ' not publicly
! ledge himself (o vote In the legisla
te for the people's choice for United
its tea senator, firat, laat and ail tha
time. And be It further
Resolved," That we mutually pledge
!acn otner- to- uaa ah nonoraoie means
o -defeat any and all candtdatea for
he legislature who refuse to publicly
tledge themselves to this proposition or
ft any manner equivocating by giving a
heaningless pledge which can be con
(trued differently from tha broad and
Umple pledge of supporting the people's
, iholce for United States senator, first,
, bst and ail the time. And be It. fur
ther .
Resolved, That wa 'recommend to our
brother patrona over the atate that they
, inlte with us in carrying this principle,
- hid down In the primary election law,
bito practical effect, to the end that
this cherished principle of electing Uni
ted Statee senators by a direct vote of
, he people, which our order has advo-
&.ted from Its foundation, may to aU
tents and purposes be attained.
WILLRECT PEACE
SHAFT TO CARNEGIE
Spedal Dlspateb to Tie Journal.)
IPltteburg. Feb. 4.- In front of the
pew Allegheny County Soldiers' Memo-
! rial hall, opposite Carnegie Institute and
only a step from Schenley park en
trance, a peace monument In honor of
Andrew Carnegie la to be reared.
Figures on the shaft are to be heroic
In size. The plan took definite form
when tha county ' accepted a plot of
ground Immediately In front fit the Me
morial hall aita for a plaza, in the
center of which the monument will be
greeted..'.
CATHOLIC CLUB
; CALLS MEETING
Spectacular Winter Scene at the Fire Which Destroyed Peaslee Bros.'
Printing Establishment Yesterday.
CHEER; UP, LITTLE BOY, DON'T CRY
YOU'LL BE A POLAR BEAR BY AND BY
TV wi4fM ,
" Ever since I was sixteen years of
age I had suffered from aa organic de
rangement and female weakness t in
Consequence I had dreadful headache
and was extremely nervous. My physi
cian said I most go through an opera
tion to get welL A friend tola me
about Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vesretable
Compound, and I took it and wrote yon
for advice, followfng your directions
carer oily, ana thanks to yon i am to-
Ths Home Telephone company Is dls
trlbutlng its February directory. The
book gives evidence of substantial
growth. The entire business district Is
fully accommodated now by the Auto
matic system, and about 15 of the large
mercantile houses have Installed the au-
A, meeting; of ' the members of the
Young Men s Catholic club has been
called for tonight at the clubrooma,
comer - Williams avenue and Morris
treet Matters of vital Importance to
the club will be discussed and a full
ittendance of members Is desired.
Did you ever long and plan for some
thing to happen? And then when your
Ideas bad almost been realised, make
every preparation . to carry them out
as anticipated? Ana then, w&en tne
time had really come tha big blow fell
and your plans and hopes and expecta
tions were shattered aa easily and as
quickly as a flimsy, brittle Christmas
tree decoration!
Well, that a the way the boy felt
when he looked out of the window the
first thing this morning and saw that
by night by the magic hand of nature
all the snow snd his track on tne hill
side had been removed taken out'. of
existence all together.
! With the sight of dear old mother
earth again all the prospects of many
tomatia nrivata branch exchanges.
Thar. r ,v. 1 thAnund residences
day a well woman, and I am telling I represented, and a representative of the
all my friends of my experience." company states that hyf force will
- y i iaar ia APMttiMji a finish iiTi tha re
maining portion of ths residence part
of the city not now accommodated
Prt fMrttr TTAoi-o TvIU TO TiV "with the comforts of a Home."
y j The necessary cable for this purpose
ham's Vegetable Compound, made I has been ordered and the waiting list
from roots and herbs, has been the lul!'la!!i8" tw.u.y1
, j 3 M ' M . l lee I alWil Ul lafjn fJArv V( VJ WW iiwinj
etanuaru remeaj ior iemaie uxb. Th inc DUtane connctionn are
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
ahannw rf, Ann fc.Tl Avar rllatan.
in. enow had vanished. The y felt MdhwpowtiTe
jum una
years on
man who had figured tor women wnonave Deen irouDieawitn
taking a trip and put his dianlarflmenbt. InflammatinrL nlnnra-
tion, fibroid ' tumors, imparities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
Imr-dowii feeling, flatulency, indisres-
- . - r iitvsjt ii, eaa .aaasveai v a. vvusviwuiivn
tion,di2zine88,OrnerTOU8 prostration, work la ths history - of the , country.
I During the early work the railroads
money in a bank and lust as be was
about ready to start the bank closed its
doors.
All day yesterday Mr. Boy was busy
aa a Chinaman on washday. He wss
shopping In ths aled stores. Hundreds
of sleds were sold yesterday.
Then Mr. Boy dragged hla new sled
home late laat night. All night be
looked forward to the morrow to the
break of day. His dreams were filled
with glorious rides rides that nothing
but a coast down the old hill can rival.
Ana tnen this morning he arose
early.. And he saw he saw that all
me snow naa disappeared.
a
Nothing haa been apared In the way
of equipment to make the Portland
plant the most modern of any In the
country. The construction company in
stalling this automatlo system unfortu
nately passed through It months of the
most aiiiicuit times or construction
0
D
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IN PARIS COURT
Street Urchin Annoys Count
by Referring "to Him as
"Little Bald .Han."-
(Dotted Press teased Wire.)
Paris. Feb. . The trial of the suit
between Count Bonl de Castellans
and his titled Cousin, Prince De Sagan,
drew a large hungry crowd today. The
trial Is based upon De 8a van's suit for
damagea to the amount of 1 frano for
injuries received in joonrs recent
sault noon the prince.
Count Bonl was th first witness.
He
the
admitted that he had slaDDed
f rince's face, and said be did so because
he latter Insulted him. Bonl denied
that . he either kicked or struck the
prince after the latter was thrown to
the ground.
Bonl's brother Jean followed the little
count to the witness stand. Jean testi
fied that De 8agan attempted to whack
Bonl over the head with a cane and lost
his balance ana fell.
The balance of the witnesses were
motley crowd of street urchins and
hangers on, Who told varying stories,
une persistently reierrea to Bonl as
the little bald man." which made thn
count iiusn and wince angrily.
GOOD RECORDS ABE
THE RULE AT U. OF 0
. The vegetable oils
which are used in the
manufacture of Ivory
Soap come from, the
other side of the globe.
- Cuba and South Am
erica produce tolls of
;i fairly good; quality; but
we prefer to go x 0,000
miles further, pay more
and get, the best; " t t ,
1 Why ;db we da it?
Because it pays that
is the only reason. -r ,
Ivory Soap ; '
C31&" Per Cent. Pure.
RogIste'rSays Few Will Fall at Ex.
aminatJons Expects Good Lot of
New Ones The; Graduates.
(Special Dispatch to Tba Jonrsal.)
University of Oregon, Eugene, Feb.
4. The final examinations for this
semester will begin tomorrow and will
continue until the latter part of next
week. Registrar 'ilffany said today that
he expects comparatively-few failures,
as the monthly averages oft he students
have been good. All athletio and so
cial activities jiave, stopped, and every'
thing Is quiet
wun
the
which occurs-
of next, semester.
onaay,' jeDniary 7, e
opening
Monday.' February 7, Re
istrar Tiffany expects at least 16 to 2!
new students to register on account of
tne many hign scnoois wnicn nave jrefr
ruary graduations. -There
will be only one student grad
uate this semester, but two others will
practically flnlatt -up their work. Mr.
Bab Ko Ozasa of Japan will graduate,
as be has done extra work -enough to
rain his diploma.. He will leave Satyr-
ay zor nis nome. i na reason xor ma
early departure Is the advanced ago of
nis rather, wno is nearly so years old
and Is in a feeble condition. , After vis
iting at home he will take up hla work,
engineering. In Korea. - '
The other tVo are Miss Irene Lincoln
or Portland and Miss .Mabel Tiffany of
class in June..
AKD REAL WINTER .
: . LASTS REAL QUICK
BrownsvtDe,
a
yr., o. . This see-
r nay
f"? 1 irosen for a week and 'rarm
winter. The ground
lag-naa had a setback.
T 1 . , .
took as. 1 there waTto"li"0Drnter
and the cold snan rame m, i ,TnH'
a. Jl"t LVr'","0 MnuTCn?.
riHi ins
Warn
Warehouse and Distillery at
Dyersburg, Kentucky, De
stroyed by Unknowns.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Dyersburg, Ky., Feb. 4. Early today
200 mounted night riders raided the
warehouse of A.' C. Bennett and burned
all of the tobacco contained in It as well
as a distillery near at hand. The band
also destroyed thousands of tobacco
plants. The telephone snd telegraph
wires wcra cm ana no assistance COU1Q
be secured until long after the riders
naa escaped. .
AMERICAN SAILORS
TO RACE FOR CUP
Punta Arenas, Feb. 4. A boat race for
the Jamestown cup between crews from
all of the battleships in the American
squadron Is to be the feature of today's
program. ' The shore leaves for the men
have been curtailed because of coaiina-
opsrations.
ONE OF KLAMATH'S
DISCOVERERS GONE
Joseph Conger Saw the Possibilities
of That Resourceful Region
as Earlv as 1873.
were congested and) material was tied
up for months enroute, and at this
time It was difficult to secure labor,
but despite these obstructions the com
pany has equipped In a few months
more telephone construction than most
companies proyiae in years.
ANDERSON UNFOLDS
(Continued from Page
SPWM4Beaa
All
Women
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Klamath Falls. Or., Feb. 4. Joseph
Conger, one of Klamath county's oldest
citizens, la dead, at his home here, at
the age of T( years. He came across
the plains from Plko county, Indiana, In
1853. and after staying for a time at
Coos Bay, and later at Treka, he came
into Klamath county In 187S, approach
ing Kiamatn rails, tnen linkviue. rrom
tne west. He came out on a man biurr
overlooking una river, ana saw below,
him on the opposite bank a favored
spot, sheltered and on the rlver'a bank.
He decided to make that spot his home.
and for many years he cultivated an
orchard and garden there. About two
years ago hla health railed, and having
more than he could take care of, he sold
the areater part of his orchard to the
Klamath Canal company, which In turn
cut 4t up into small tracts, and several
Klamath Falls citizens own and prise
tnese tracts.
Mr. Conger was a bachelor. He is
survived by one sister. Mrs. Keturah
Beckus of Vlncennes, Indiana.
the cape torn off and ripped unde the
arm. He said to put it on a little brl
beyond the schoolhouse on First street.
where he could tell his lawyer and wit
nesses -would snd it.
"Once 1 said to him. "Why in - did
you kill that man Logan r and he re
plied. 'What are you going to do when
you are broke and hold a man up and
he knocks you down? Tou have to kill
him or be taken In.
"He told me that he was with another
man when Conductor Nevlns of the
Rose City Park line waa killed, and
that the other man did the killing. He
said that he held up a milkman on the
street near the livery stable where Po
liceman Glttlngs was shot, and that he
held up three milkmen in 20 minutes on
tne Hiavin roaa.
All of these incidents are familiar in
police annate, and the finding of the
revolver and belt in the exact place
described by Hilt Is regarded as cor
roboration for Hilt's story that cannot
be escaped. The gun is or the pattern
described, and there were six cartridges
In the cylinder. In the belt there were
rnree or-four less cartridges that An
derson said were in it, but the belt had
lain so. long In the water that it was
about ready to fall to pieces and the
irTTTTAiT ti'it TiTTtTrnf hi tt I otner carinuiM uonovou id nave
iUliilJlUil JPUlk Hi UUO.LJt I fallen out of It. when it was disturbed.
in a numoer or omer respects tne
(Continued
from Page One.)
"soT
at present, Swartzchlld A Sulzberger
started a small brancn oince in peruana
about a year ago. The first headquar
ters here was In a rear room of a com
mission house. The growing business
story of' Hilt is strongly corroborated
by other evidence and by the circum
stances, -k The testimony of Emory, who
Is working in Alblna and was held at
the jail for a time as a witness, is
said to be equally strong in many re
spects aa to confessions made by An
derson . wnue tney were rooming to-
in packed meats forced the company, gether lust after the murder. Hilt
Into larger quarters in another building, says Anderson told him that he showed
This move is saia to nave caused tne
establish a pack-
s of the
Think
they can "make good coffee," and
far as the "making" goes,
doubtless they; can
But coffee, even the "best,"
contains caffeine, 5 a drug, which
is hard jon ' the nerves, heart, and
digestion. .
It is easy to learn how to make
"good" ;
MOT
; ..4 ...... :
It contain$ no coffee or other
poisonous matter.
'There's a Reason"
combany to decide to
ina- nlant here, for the business
concern showed at that time that It
would be a paying investment. Later
the company moved into a targe brick
building on Everett street, where it at
present has quarters.
The confirmation of the Intention of
Bwartschlld & Sulsberger to establish a
J lacking plant in tola city has been 101
owed by great developments in the
local packing trade. Louis Swift., of
Bwlft & Co., will be in Portland tonight
to hurry the work of constructing his
company's work on the peninsula.
Armour Gets Busy.
Armour & Co. is said to have another
representative here to look into the
firoposed establishing of a plant by that
arge company. Robert Sinclair, of T.
8. Sinclair & Co. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
has beeiy in the city for several days
and is stated to have looked closely into
the matter of establishing a plant here,
too. Mr. Sinclair Is at present out of
the city, but Is expected to return aa
soon aa he has visited the various live
stock centers to look Into supplies and
other facilities. . v v , ?
Some time aa-d a renort nam from
Puget sound that the Sinclair company
was about to' establish a packing plant
there, but it.finaJly developed that noth
lna: but a smolcehoiia would hA Vnllt
.t Seattle. This same course was fol
lowed by. swartschlld & Sulsberger, and
that city was wiped off the map as far
Be a packing location - for either of
these great companies was concerned.
The determination of Swartschlld &
Sulsberger to build a plant here adds
weight to the report that a, similar
want is to do supplied in the ca
T. H. Sinclair Cn : Tha laito, Ann
has for some years made ' Portland its
Pacific coast headquarters for, the sale
Embrv his arun and told him he killed
Logan with It
Detectives TIchenor and Jones have
been doing hard work on the case, as
sisted by Deputy Sheriff Leonard, and
they are naturally pleased that such
strong evidence has been unearthed. Had
the trial of Anderson been called a few.
weeks ago the prosecution would have
had to enter upon it, with compara
tively little evidence. ;
Ash Swale Entertainment. "
Brownsville, Or.. - Feb.. 4. The basket
social and entertainment given by Ash
Swale grange was a decided success.
The program was good and the gratify
ing sum of 150 was raised. The new
barn was finished and some money left
In the treasury. Ash Swale has some
very good home talent and it Is the
purpose to give a play In the near
future. The Newland Comedy company,
of Ash Swale, presented a good play at
different places in the valley .five years
ago and made quite a hit
r. - . - .
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1
V When vou come to our store vou will he carrier! iwiv
5 wllth the beautiful, things we can show you ior iprlng
And vou will carry away many of these because the
styles will be right,-and the prices will be right
If you buy at our store you may, feel sure your neighbors
cannot say, "O, that dress or that wrap isn't really in it, it's
Just an imitation." ' - ' '
' If you buy now you can enjoy your clothes the whole
pring through.'. , - . ii r v " '
, CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON
The Store Noted for Best Goods at Lowest Prices
Fm7T .l.-m,'-')i',,M"'',Cai il
mummj.
j 0,7, !'1""1 ''"ill it
M1M
For Infants and Children.
alcohol a PX& CENT.
ANfegetableltaniaffonfrli
tlngflieSmnnctBaiuLBowysof
Promo (csDiestioriJCIiffifij
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OpiumJIarphine ivarKiacraLl
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Hon . Smir StnmarJl.Dlantai
YYorrasoimusKmsjrevcnsa-
ness and Loss OF meek
NEW YORK.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
'"I Exact Copy of Wrapper.
WW
w
ffijf Use
J For Over '
Thirty Yearsv
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VMS esirrawa mnmrt ms tour bttv. . ) t- I
GOES AFTER GERMS'
How Hyomei Does Its Work in
Curing Catarrh.
' Nature's remedy for catarrhal troubles
is ths oils, and balsams found In Hyo
mei. It Is a specific, not a curs alL It
supplied in the case of na5Pul ona Mission, the cure of catarrh.
iiiw natural way 01 curing- a aisease
is always ths scientlflo way and ths
solentiflo way of curing caUrrh Is ths
simple way, with Hyomei.
uatarrn is a germ aisease and can be
of provisions.
Summed up, the packln situation
never looked brighter for Portland and
in esuiDiisnment or at .least three
plants within its borders. All told, the
investment, in pacKingr plants
amount to upwara or 11,000,
cured onlv hv iinlnr Mvnml ih. t.
least three f jLfTcne na :"''. c
000.
WU1
WOMEN FOECED TO
FLEE DOWLADDEES
i (Vnlta Pnmm rnl Wlr.t '
Chicago. Feb. 4. Plftr women war
compenea to nee to tne nrs escapes and
make their way. to safetv overt th in.
ladders this noon when a firs broke out
in tne seven-story ounainc at tl Dearv
born street,. Ths firs broke put on ths
flfth floor where -lbs women were, em
ployed. '. ..
Breathed throneH the naa nnrkaf In
haler that cornea with every outfit
Hyomel's medication reaches ths most
remote air cells of the nose, throat and
lungs, groin g arier tne disease germ a
wherever present, destroying them and
preventing their growth, thus making
catarrhal troubles impossible.
There is no dangerous stomach dosing
when Hyomei is used. It Is solely an
Inhalation treatment, prepared specially
to kill the catarrhal germs and la so
successful, that "Woodard, Clarke ft Co,
sell it under an actual guarantee tors
fund the money If It does not give
satisfaction. i:..-. '-"- ., .
Begin the use of Hyomei -at once-and
see how quickly it gives relief and'a st
ing curej complete outfit Is only L00.
CA'EIFORNI
SUITAl
SUNaET
( O OQDEN 4i SilASTAl 1
Portia ndto Los Angeles
AND RETURN .
: Including Side Trips to Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey
VC'. , " '"- ' i""'"1 Pacific Grove, v v t A : " : J
ONri MONTH rOR GOING TRIP ' ' " " v ' ' ' ' ' J
. SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP 1 ' '
STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS
southern;cAl,h?ornia's
" Sunshine, floral festivals, endless drives through 'orangs orchards"
laden with golden fruit; splendid beaches, surf bathing, thriving
cities, palatial hotels and resort and many other attractions, com
bine to make it the most attractive place, in America at this season
'of the year. ' 1 - , ' . , ' ' .
TH8 ROAD OP A THOUSAND WONDERS -rWhich
takes you there, -hasn't art uninteresting hour for, the entire
-.,'- - ' trip. Read about it Call at the , 1 ,i
City Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sts., Portland
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