The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 17, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BREAKERS HOTEL -HMJUI ... ''II III" t t i)imMiiiitililWrAftftil x.AJ3iir9 ottksxb bxsoxt or nra vacxtxo hostkwsst. Electric Light; 6team, Hot and Cold Bait Water In Every Tub. Buy Ticket a to Breakers, Paclflo County, Wash. , Postof flee, Address, Breakers, Wash. LOCKSLEY HALL HOTEL SEASIDE, OREGON Most hotel at Seaside, Thirty rooms overlook the nonular anfl neat family ocean, with private bath. Strictly modern In every detail. Free 'bus meets all trains. Lower and special rates for June. Musical entertainment twice a week, - QUXXST ft OV, Prop. COIIFEREIICE AT ; THE BREAKERS C A. Workers Fill Busy Bays With Profit able Work and Play, (Special Dispatch to 9ns Journal.) Long- Beach, Wash., June 17. Owing; to the lack of service on the Ilwaco .railroad Rev. John Dean of Seattle was tinable to reach the Y. M. C A, confer nce in time to address the platform meeting yesterday. - In consequence the II rework meeting; -was transferred to the hour of the platform meeting; . Rev: Folsom of Forest Grove addressed the conference on1 "The Responsibility of Christian Young Men to the Pacific Northwest." taking as - his , theme h cull in the ministry. T Fred Butler of Seattle sans; for the conrerence. The llfework meeting of -Monday" ev. nlnar was addressed by Harrv W.? Ar nold of NewTork city, on "The Open Doors." The theme was the opportunity of the T. M. C. A. secretaryships lor the investment of one's life. - The afternoon of Monday was spent In a tennis tournament lor tne cnam pionshlp of the conference. ... Th conference will tales a "hike Thursday to the lighthouse. On Friday will be held the big track meet of the conference. - There win do is events end the winner of each. event, will re ceive a Greek laurel. , The Conference Reviewed. The conference opened at the Break ers hotel Saturday evening; for 10 days. Nearly all of the colleges and unlversl . ties of Oregon and Washington and the state schools of Idaho and Montana are represented here. About 100 delegates are registered. The first platform address was de livered by Dr. La Flamme of Toronto, lately returned from India. His theme was '"The Holy Spirit in the College Man's Life." He also delivered the ad dress at the llfework meeting In - the evening, presenting the call to the for eign mlssslon field. H. W. Arnold of New Tork city, in ternational secretary of the T. M. C. A., delivered the evening platform address. Jie took as his subject, "The Problem of Belf-control." His theme was that every man should have a pure, definite COKCIAL HOTEL SEASIDMREGON ' , vwosm raw VLAXAawanrr. American and European Plan. Centrally and Conveniently Located. Near Depot Convenient to Beach. j Hot and Cold Water In Rooms. EXCELLENT TABLE. LOW RATES. B. XL. WOOD WOXTK. Proprietor. HARVEST HOME Three Blocks South of Depot. iowa bbaos, WASHnraToir. Now Open for the Season. Prices. 11. BO Der dav. 18.00 tier week. Beds, 0 cents. Meals, St cents. Chil dren under 10 years, half rates. 3 OBBPX XeXBAB, Proprietor. purpose In life, . The Mondav Mress was delivered by The Morel Equivalent or war. morning platform ad- Jr. La Flamme n "The Morel Jtquiveient or war. nis theme was. that the place lor neroic work tndav is In the foreign field and not on the battlefield. He gave glimpses of the terrible conditions in India and demonstrated the need of workers. . , The Say' Work la Conference. . The program is the same in outline top . eacn cay, . . ui 1 1. ixiu,uimb iuu Bible study, mission study, discussion ef association problems and the plat form address follow closely in .order. nith ahnrt . rncreation before tna ad' dress. The Afternoons ere given over to recreation and. auueuo evems. ins evening is taken up with delegation .meetings, the llfework address and the second platform address of the day. Six Bible study classes have been or ganised under conrerence isauera ana three mission classes. : An athletic oommittee has been ap pointed to arrange athletic contests. There will be several baseball contests for the conference cnampionsnip. ana. In addition, ev track meet and tennis tournament. . . SIILL AT WALDP0KT IN OPERATION AGAIX ' (Sporitl Plapatch to The Journal.) Viewport, Or., June 17. The wald port lumber mill Is running again, after being shut down for over three week. The company has Just been In- rorporated under the name of the Valdport Lumber company, with Au fust Fisher as president, Harry Ste venson vice-president, and George Witt- tsxer secretary-treasurer ana manager. Wittmer returned Friday to Waldport from Portland, where he had been nank in arrangements for starting ..up again, find Saturday the mill began' to num. s machinery has been bought and It now on the ground, end, although th old machinery . is being used at jifnent, it ie expected that i the new v iii will be Installed and running by tie middle of next month. It is planned tn put In a planing mill within six hi lit hs and to enlarge the plant great U. The shingle mill will be started In t .out a week. The. company Is incor lorsted for 150,000, of which 140,000 U subscribed and paid up. - . Memorial HoJL (Cnlted Praas Leased Wire.) Ann Arbor, Mich,. June 17.The cl ' ration of alumni day at the Universi ty cf Michigan tbday was made brll i int -y the laying of the corner .Stone r Um new Memorial hall. The event . attended with Interesting exer i . When eompleted the new hall i re one cf the most imposing struc ! s . fw the urilvermtv campus. It r t n'it 175.tiOO, of . which i ljr.tv been subscribed . -3 elumtU. I t -' . v . SCRAMBLE FOR EV OFFICES V , ., t Bcpnblicans and Democrats Fighting Over Executives of llccd Iliyer County. , 'Jj The . ' Hackney Cottage SEAVIEW, WASHINGTON noyr on to thb bbaboit. Delightfully located on most beautl ful and pleasant spot on tna beach. Un surpessed surf bathing, home comforts, excellent table board. Accommodations greatly increased. . Special rates by the wee ana season, jaaae your reserve tlons by mail o.- roetoffloe Adores, BBAYXBW, WABBC. SEE THE OCEAIN HOTEL MOORE OPEN ALL THE TEAIt. BEABXDB, Oik OIWaTSOr BBACX - THhe CLIFF HOUSE OF OREGON. Directlv on' the rteanh. ' ovarlnnVlm the ocean. Hot salt, hatha anA ir bathing; recreation pier for fishing; sun itu-iorsi eieeino iignta; nrepiace and urnace heat. Sea foods a inH-uitv Fine walks and drives. Rates, ti.to and .uv por oay. -or particulars apply to the Danmoore. SAJg jr. acOOBB, Frop. NBCANICUM I IN IN KSAHrnxi. obl Located at the turn of the new' boule vard, unsurpassed surf bathing, beau- inua, ioib or nowers, a most place for families and unae- Noted for its Tnni 1 1 maw day. " bum a. oaBaB, Frop. tiful ground desirable. companled young ladles: excellent home cooking. NORTH BEACD INN INS W TON STATION 9FB1TS JUBB B5. Fine ocean view. Sneclal atttmttnn paid to cuisine. Sunny, well-furnished rooms. . KBI. JT. X. OBWXT. Kaoaerer. Postofflce address. Long Beach, Wash. Sunset Cottage Open JPor guests. One block from ocean. A home-like place to spend the summer. ( First-class accommodations. Reasonable family ratea '.wi.piDiuir.'.: tong Beaoh. Wash, )los Bfl, BINGHAM WARM SPRINGS ..' . .. NOW.' WE'NA-HA SPRINGS ThU famous old Blue Mountain Re Resort will be . Open June 15th For the Season" of ltOS '"' ! Under the management of J. ii BORIE, the new owner. Roads, bridges, buildings and equipment " repaired- and renewed. Hotel and dining-room service will be special feature, being under the care of the best steward and chef obtainable.. For further particulars write to J. A. BORIE. Prop, WeMa-Ha Springs Oibbos Foetoffloe, Umatilla County, s Oregoa. Occident usAsnra moTxx, of ASTORIA FREEf BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS AND BOATS. The Shelburne House ' eiiAWTww van Is now .open for the Summer. This la Ann flf 'th niAlt Kluilnt u . n a beach,' with large, shady yard. I And pleasant rooms. For rates write to THB SBBXBTTBirB XOTJBB, ,,. Beevlew, Wash.. (Special Dlfpatch to Th Journal.) Hood River, Or., June 17. Inability of Republicans and Democrats to come to an agreement . as to who shall fill the offices of Hood River county Is placing many candidate In the field. The original appointees selected by the Democrats, consisting of B. F. Bly the for county Judge. O. D. Cul bertson for county clerk, W. C. Brock for county treasurer L. E. Morse for snerirr, ana At. M'. tiiu lor county com missioner will. It Is said by the lead ers of that party here, be the ones recommended for appointment by the governor. They state that they will be satisfied with these arjDolntments. which represent half of the offices. A number of Republicans, however, think they . ought to be allowed the county clerk as . well as some of the other of. flees, and petitions are now being cir culated for J. M. Hunt and C. D. Kick elsen for county clerk, J. M. Schmeltser lor county Treasurer, j, wersnner xor assessor. B. F. Com for county school superintendent,' A. A. Blowers for county Judge and J. E. Nichols for coroner. In addition A. W. On thank, Prohibitionist, would like the office ol oountv clerk, and there are said to be several other candidates for county judge.. ... , :.. .'.. ... - Petitions for all the candidates have been liberally signed oy residents 01 the new countv. and a delegation rep resent in g the choice of the Democrats in the matter will visit Governor Cham berlain to press their cause in ft few days. - It la not expected that the Re publicans win send a delegation to trie THE BRITT SOW BBAOS, WAHHUTQTOBV BOARD AND ROOMS. The Best Meals on the Beach as Usual. Pacific View Hotel BXOAJrXCUX STATZOIT, BZABISB, OB. Open Winter and Summer. Under New Management Most conveniently located hnel nn th beach for surf bathers. . Neativ fur. nlshed rooms for light housekeeping. Use of range for cooking utensils free. . 9. XAXBBSCBCOV, Frop. BORTLAND'S rrfost modernly furn n e d hotel -European plan -new building ideally located, fronting on the beautiful city plaza and adjacent to business center. Free This to and from trains. Sample rooms for salesmen Modern grill, ex cellent cuisine, reasonable prices. Private baths. Telephone in every room. Rates, $1.00 per day and upwards. ' ' , HOTEL LENOX Third and Main Streets, Portland, Oregon C. M. BENNETT, Mgr. " 1 R'AT.E S East ' WUl Be Made This Season by tbft 0. R. & THH ONLT ABSOLUTELT FIREPROOF HOTEL tit PORTLAND HOTEL HEYSER OOBJTBB BAS B AsTB BTJXITSXBB rrmBBTB SOUTHERN PACIFIC . euros xv orooosD 7' FROM PORTLAND European and American plan. Ratea SI per day and upwards. . Telephone in every room. Private baths, . FBBB BVBaTO AJTD FBOBt TBATBB BFBOXAZ, MXTaTDAl DIlTBEBi . S to 8 p. an. 9. T. Bridget, Manager. 75c To COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS As well as other travelers who make their home at corns to Portland and THE CORNELIUS delighted with its ftp- streetcars, one THE WniTEHOUSE ' fcOXCr BBAOS, WASHUrOTOir. A favorite hotel with Long Beach vis itors; large', comfortable rooms, over looking the ocean; unsurpassed view. One block south of station. i . BEES. O. F. WBXTZBCOTSB, Frop. corner Park and Alder, are all polntments and' furnishings. Situated one block from the is assured or a i rooms in the hotei Rates Single. 11.50 and op; double, 11.00 and up. Our free omnibus meets all trains. nn. r . w N. K. CLARKE. Mgr. . , clanrins? ft good night's rest Several large samnle- CORNELIUS, Proprietor. 5 if : E'Mi'Hiimri ST iih,T. in- if AM TMAXCmOO, OAZh. CADILLAC HOTEL ' N. JS. Cor. Eddy and Leavenworth Sta, SAN FRANCISCO. ' Modern end uj rooms, 70- I Ami, per oay and up. . (Special . rates to permavnents I : kiu ouininerciais. unumitea sample space, 1 R. H. Oatley, Manager. -to-date Class A structure: I7S aths; American plan, 12.50 per ' .u,vb.ia uu.ii. wilii nni n. xi.nii however, - that them a share governor in tne interests or tneir can dldates. iTiey Deiieve, the governor will give of the appointments on account of the fiint that he has aDDolnted many He- nnbllcane since he has been in office.'! According to the provisions of the law, appointments must be- made by July 1. which is the time specified in the bill for the creation of the county. I Alpha Phis In Session. . ' " (United Press leased Wire.) Madison, Wis., June 17 The nation al convention of the Alpha Pht .sorority began today st the University of Wis consin. . Delegates representing chap ters of the society at many leading oolleges and universities are in attend ance, many reaturea oi-enieruunmeni are provided for tn the program, which extends over three days. . N0RTIBEACI Will be the busiest and most brilliant pleasure haunt in tlis part of the country this summer. Its thousands of devotees will rejoice to learn that in future they can go and come on a regular schedule, independent of - tides. Commencing Wednesday, June 24 ej I I vh'j 1 If SAUL KVill e li li. ..wr I 1 ee iss i THE POPULAR EXCURSION STEAMER- T. J POTTER OF THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. Will Leave Portland, Ash Street Doci DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 8:30 A. M. SATURDAYS ONLY 2:00 P. M. l Am Folio wet SKrect OalJ?onila Chicago .... .$72.50 $87.50 St. Louis ..... 67.50 82.50 ou x-aiu ..... OJ.IO , 01.75 Omaha 60.00 75.00 Kansas City .. 60.00 . 75.00 TICKETS WILL BE ON 8ALH May 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Oood for return In 0 day with stop over privileges at pleasure within limits, REMEMBER THE DATES fcFori.a,,7. t?tthSZ Information call svt WM. M'MURRAY j Qeneral Passenger Agent, J PORTLAND. OREOOH. .J 5eUisrr'M l .tried all klada ef blooa Mm4les which f.11.4 to do m any mooi but I hm. (onnd th. ricbl thins tl.it. My Iict.H full of plropl.i ini . klk" eo. tinning tfa. of th.m .d neommeadlng iri.nai. i r.ai on wn.ii i rl.s in th. CucmU them to my morn lit Hope to hse e ebaaee to SMosun.a TnA 0. wiMea, W list 8k, Bewark, K. 1 . 1 ffc) Cst for f f bB' Trie Dowel J fT o. . .nt Pmt.fi.M. VVitent T..W ftnfiA ftnftMS H.T Slsk.n, W..kd or Orlp. 10e. tie. M. Krrt told Id h.iK. Th. f.nntn. Ubiot tarnp.d OCO. OunHl to cat or your Ston.y btek. .burling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. km ! Magnificent Daylight trip Dovn the Columbia Direct connection at Megler with the Ilwaco Railroad, thence to the beach resorts. See published schedules. ; .. . v . ... EXCURSION RATES From PORTUA1ND :: SEASON TICKETS, ON SALE DAILY. . . ; ... . . . . , .$ 4 ob V . TO MONDAY TICKETS..... ...........$-3.00 - r o-imr tUMMU T ATI ON TICKETS .$15 on pastern Excursion Rates Fae e-e-n-ao, jui e-Ta-aa, Auut ' 6-7-al-aa. Chicago and return...... HT2.BO 8t Louis and return.,., ..!"Sdf SA 6t . Paul. Minneapolis. Dulutk, fuper! Winnipeg, Port Arthur and Bloux City Ninety-Day Limit Stopovers Allowed. ' 6V--TBAIrS v 4 TTiT B TOE ORIENTAL UulITED TOE FAST MAH : j.' tickets and Bleeplng-oar reaenrev tlona call on or address . - K. DIOKBOir, O. F; . A 188 Third Bt, Portland, OrT , Telephones Main 680. A-228S. . jaro Ttroximi, so gas, no oooaxbt The Old Reliable CHICAGO Painless Dentists I KAYS STOOD THB : TEST O TTJCB REDUCED RATES Prevail Pjfom TAH Parts of the' State Purchase Tickets and Make Reservations at the City Ticket Office of Jhe O. R. & N.,' J' . ' Third and Washington Streets,: Portland. " t ;, WM. McMURRAY, General; Passenger Agent ' : PORTLAND, OREGON V v . ; f ( This office is equipped with all the, latest appliance and formulas for do- viiu-cuut wora. .".'.vt ...... .. .Ihadi J, te.etn "xtraeted by the use Of Vegetable Vapor and cheerfully reo emmend the method: had no pain or bad result, . MRS,..', DEBRANT, -ancouver. Wash. OUR PRICES ;pir' tooth J,'" ' ; Tlf l$o t .......83,50 to S.OO Cravn Bridge Work, Loaan Crown Aluminum L&ei " S"VW Plates , mm 4. m Silver Piillnge 7. .77 7. . .". "il'dS Gold Fillings . . f a.OO and as Vegetables Vapor used o"ly ty us for x-uaoiess juxiracung .......... ,f0et ' "'; 7 , ; , ; s : Chicago Painless Dentists v - ' v ' cob. vrm ash WASHZxraxov :::jalsaLe,te:i r.:iu:a axis