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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 7. 1003. v. Toyn Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS, Vaudeville Orpheum ...... flranii ... ..k . Pantagea Vaudeville Star ....... i .............. . Vaudeville Lyric .....;......" ...'Tha Mifflfflff of Mullmullubullu" Oaks .The. Beckett. Family " w Tie Journal at Besorts. ... CHr aubscrlbers. going- away on their vacations, can aecura The Dally and Sunday Journal of our; agents at the following ' resort at the regular carrier ratea of lSc per week or 66c a r month for the Dally and Sunday; 10o' per week or 45c per. month for The Dally Journal. - , v -Those wanting , The Journal mniiRfi nhmiiii .&!! at our office. Fifth "and Yamhill streets."' Seaside. Or.: Frank Jtenneu, s agent; headquarters at r.ewis et Co.'b drug Store. Delivery to any point on beach.. . Long Beach, Wash. J Byron E. Toombs, agent Delivery to all points on the beach. , ' . . Gearhart Park: Bichard Kruse, agent. ' " ' ' ' Columbia Beach! EL P. Lan don, agent.' . ., " Ilwaoo. Wash.: , Louis Cohen, newa agent Ilwaco railroad. Breakers: J. 14. Arthur, agent Collins: C. T. Belcher, agent . Caraon: Chaa. Baywera, agent Boa view: F. EL StraubaU agent ' fihtperd's Springs: Mineral Springs Hotel Co agent Hot Lake: Hot Lake Sanitar ium, .agent WUholt: E, W: McLeran. agent JIIOES STEELE IS VERY r.lUCH OFF Contractor for. New Jail Finds $Q00O Mistake in Ilis Estimate, at av a "at am Aaa Tries to Oet Kla agtev--InBtead of returning to- hla home in Kelso, yes terday, as he - promised to , do, w. nmaa wha tried to secure the return of hla "daughter, Ethel, from the Juvenile court, una morning ppuu v u r ,"L ney to secure the release of the girl by nmrainn. and Probation Offi cer Teuscher waa called upon for the records in the case. The girl is said to be unhealthy and a course or treatment 1 being administered by the authorities to perfect a permanent cure. For this reason it la thought beat to hold her here for- the present, ana an enon win Ka mart ! a nrevfint the courts from overruling the decision of the juvenile; court In her case. Wants to Trade With City in a communication' to. the city council, filed in the city auditor's office this morn ing, J. A. Taylor offers to sell a lot 26x95 feet adjoining the police station on Second street for 80,000 or to trade the lot for all of the waterfront prop erty owned by the city at the foot of Stark street In case this latter propo- nays he- would erect a new dock for the handling of building material. Mr. Tay lor suggests that the lot next to the Folic station may be needed in the uture whenever the city Jail la en larged and that it roiht be well for the council to take advantage of hla offer. , ( . . . ' -y . , Peanut Pitcher Is Fined Municipal Judge Frank S. Bennett today estab llshed .a precedent in the matter of the promiscuous shying of peanuts when fi fined Claud Dunning. -31 yars ot ge, $10 for, heaving goobers at passing pedestrians at Fourth and Madison streets last night Dr. J. EL Lavalley of 207 Allsky building and his wife were bombarded with peanuts and bid language and. caused Running's arrest. Dunning paid hi fine today and was tcleasadV - :-j;.-'-1v;: - - .- ,, Bepljr to Iiinnton SuitThe United Railways company denies the Jurisdic tion of the court over the material facts ln the case of the people of Linn ton in their suit for a 6 cent fare. The rail way claims that relief should be sought In a damage suit instead of in a writ of mandamus to compel the railway to make the reduction In rates. n is urgea that nothing In Jthe franchise of the company requires, any fixed charge for aervlce to Linnton or any otner place. i 7. a. Sulsberger Dead Telegraphic information waa reeelved today at the Portland branch of Sul.berger A 8 wars child to the effect that J. N. Sulsberger, vice president and secretary or tne nrm, died In New Tork City this morning. Mr. Sulzberger was 15 years of age. Noth ing Is known by the Portland office as to the cause of his death. The flag on the firm's Portland building-Is at half mast as a mark 01 respect tor ins aeaa financier. Search bv Express Company- C. Cain, special detective for the Wella-Fargo Kxpress company, is in. forviano, una it Is supposed that while here he will renew Investigation of the theft of val uable papere belonging to Joseph Myers, stolen while being shipped from Salem to Portland. Notwithstanding- the -fact that the papers have been returned, the express company will make every "ef fort to discover and prosecute the thief. Mining Company Incorporated The Grand Konde Mining ft Power company, with principal offices In Portland, filed articles of - incorporation this morning. The company Is or-anied for j tha pur pose of doiug a mining business, build ing flumes, ditches and sinking shafts, for the development of proper ties any where In the United States. The Incdr- orators are C. H. Chick, .. George M. IcOowaa and 3. N. Russell, v Thieves Bmpy Suitcases Today the police are looking - ror tne xhier who last night entered a room In the Elk ton hotel, corner of Sixth and Davis streets, and stole an automatic revol ver and other articles, of small -value belonging to' oottll en inanr and Gott fried Slnschmldt. When the men re turned from work early In the evening they round that two suitcases naa oeea systematically nriea. Divorce Cases for Trlday. -Friday will be divorce aay in tne circuit court. About a dosen -cases have been placed on the calendar for hearing, and it Is expected that at least 10 of them will be ready for trial. During the vacation extending until September divorce cases will be the principal business of the court -and a special order for Friday ox eacir , wee. James D. Steele, the : contractor to whom was awarded the construction of the new east side police station.- has informed members ' of Mayor . Simon's executive board that he cannot fulfill the contract and that ha would rather lose the amount of his certified check than attempt to do so. - The contractor declare that he made a mistake 'of 16000 In hla bid. ; Work on the badly needed ' station must be delayed for some time if the contractor refuses to go ahead with It, as - the executive board - will have to readvertlse' for bids.. It la not thought hardly possible that the board will give the. contractor the extra $6000 be asks for. , -"-The-con tract for- the-- Madison street substructure was let to - Robert 'Wake field by the'-old executive board after he had been allowed $10,000 mora than his original bid. Mr. Wakefield claimed a ' typographical error had been- made, and as he was still the lowest bidder with the $10,000 added, the board rec ognised his claim and officially changed his bid. It Is possible that Mr. Steele hopes for similar action from the new executive hoard. His bid was $23,300. and $6000 could be added to it and he would still be the lowest bidder.- His certified check Jor. $2S30 Is in the hands of the city auditor as a guar antee . that he will ' complete hla con tract' "I wonder bow long these contractors think the taxpayers are going to siana for this kind of - work." said Chairman Brown of the bridge committee, speaking of the mistake alleged to have been made by Mr. Steele. From this, re mark It Is gathered that the new board will not be very ready to rectlflbe. mistakes made by contractors. : FiriZER TELLS i tot; TROOPS IV E HEALTH BOARD IS NOW COMPLETE General orders directing the move ment of the companies in the Fourth Oregon infantry in reaching the Clacka mas rifle range far the regiments' an nual encampment, were issued yester day from the office of Adjutant Gen eral Flnser.' Section S of the order ar ranging time for each company to en: train is as follows: . x Headquarters, Cos. A, C and hospital detachment, train No. 14, 6:0 o'clock, a. m., July 24. Qo. B, trala No. JO, 7:16 a. m., July . Co. D, train No. ,20, 1:10 p. m., July Coj -as, train No. 20, 11:82 a, m July 2Co. O. train No. 14. T:10 a. July Co. T. train Na 4, 7:47 a. m., July Co. H, train No, ,7 4, 6:46 a. m, July 24. - . - ) Cos. V and H. win. unon their arrival at Portland, entrain upon train No. 17, wnicn wiu leave tne union depot - at 4:15-p.-m.r July i4. ' The Fourth reeiment will be In nmn from July - 26 to $0 inclusive, and dur ing that period will be Inspected ; by a . regular army officer designated for that purpose by the commanding offi cer of the department of the Columbia.. NORTHERN PACIFIC' HAS FINE BOOKLET rmtrM TAi h mViaw ftwAtliAw . with clowns by the wholesale and Don Carlos witn nia t-oupe of educated animals In eluding Captain Kid the world famous 96 pound tral-ied gorilla. The refreshment stands will, be in. charre of the Ladies auxiliary o( the club and 20 popular young ladl'ie promise to attend to -the wants of the people each evening. 1 The general committee Is elated over The support! It has recelvd and a sue cessful carnival Is now assured. ' ' - Floater Not Identified. ' . r - 48pcUI Dlapetrb to Tba Joaraal.t - ; Colfax. Wash.. Julv 1. Coroner Bun- nlng returned tonight from the Evans place, on Snake river, bringing the body of the .dead man washed ashore there Saturday. The body was in an ad vanced stage of decomposition and there was nothinir on or about it to hold out hope of identification. It will be burled at once. The man was evidently about 46 vears of aire, and ludsinar from the doming and general appearance of tne Doay,- was a laDorer. Infants' coats, worth un ' to 15.00. Thursday, Friday' and Saturday, $1.00, at oiiverrieia s Dig sate. . ' ' " The rapidly changing panorama of mountain' peak, giant gorge, woodnd slope and rushing torrent passes vividly before the miner a eye whlla pursuing the latest nubllcatlon from the cas- senger department of the Northern Pa- "-juaaeea is that entitled "Northern Pa cific-Train Servioe," with its cover of soft and pleasing gray, upon which is impressed in five colors a picture of a mniinfRIn ianvnn with mhn.,,1 lAtrr. Hig in gold. . The inside Is fully as attractive, car rying scenes in color on every page, de picting tne excellence or rxorinern fa ciflc service, attractions of the trip and beaut lea of the landscape as viewed zrom car windows. JIayor Simon Fills Vacan cies Caused by Resigna tion' of Old Members. A new health board has been ap pointed by Mayor Simon to take the place of the old board -which resigned July 1. The new members are Dr. A. W. Smith, Dr. R, J. Chlpman and Dr. George B. Story:' These physicians re place Dr. A.. J. Glesy, Dr. R. C. Ten neyw and Dr. George ' F. Wilson, who served under the Lane administration. Chief of Police A. M. Cox and Dr. C. H. Wheeler, who will be elected city health officer by the board, will also KK5 c"" '" Vlact with that tody. Dr. Bather C. .limn mo "-v-'"-' "'.V" I Pnkl la ait 11 1 In fhar WORK IS RUSHED AT EAST SIDE CARNIVAL Prenaratlons for" the midsummer car. nival to be given by the Catholic Young Men s ciud or tne east sioe are rapiouy progressing and many new features are constantly being added. The club's ath letic : field, located at Williams avenue and Stanton street, will be used for the event. Work was started this morning building the manufactures booths, large open air platform to be used for danc ing, the bandstand and arch, at the en trance of the field. Twenty mechanics are rushing the work, so everything will be In readiness for the opening night, July 15. The bla- country store, to be In chars-e of Andy Weinberger and Frank Calla han, promises to be one of the featurea of the stroll. The - stadium will be under a mam moth tent seating 4000 people. Here will be two rings and between the two a Dlatform for spectacular work. Some of the greatest acrobats, aerial perform ers and trapeze artists have been en- Midsummer Carnival Pohl is still in charge of the health Office. It is said that Deputy Health Officer H. O. Parker will refuse to re main under -a new administration. J. C. Alnswortn and Captain w. B. Mackay are the new additions to the water oonru. j cj wm i m u mn jrrrr.'v in n aa rarrrrrfsrm formerly held by J. D. Hart and G. W. 4TTHT 15 to 4 XmCuvSIYm pres"dntSofnthe THed'maerNaUonal ! Ce Ve Me Ce AttllCtlC Pflfk banK ana l aptain Macxay or tne norm VfllUAMi ATE. ISO ITAZTTOa ST. Pacific mills. R. B. Lamson is the ' . only member of the old board to re- Select Attractions 20 Shows New ma&ir Dr. C H. Raffety. having re- Features Nightly., signed before the close of the Latie ad- ministration. Theodora B. Wilcox is the I .. . M. v. a. m of the Portland Business college, was also appointed by the mayor to serve on the civil service commission in place of J. M. Blaln who tendered his "resigna tion. P. It. Willis and W. L. Brewster are the other members of the commis sion of which W. W. Mcintosh Is sec-' retary. Building Permit. , . East Eighteenth street between Al- 4erta and Sumner, Sam Barbey, erect one tory frame dwelling, $1000; East Thirty-sixth street between Clinton and Division, F. WV Wells, erect two story frame dwelling, $2000; Pippin street be tween Surman and .Wabash, F. E. Hoe nel, . erect 1 story frame , warehouse, $700; Height - avnue between Jarrett and Alnswortn, A. E. Stocker, erect two story brick store, szoos; East Elghtn ! street between Knott and Graham ave- uuc, ax. . iiici 1 1 v iv, - citvi v w v. .iviy frame dwelling, $1800; Hoffman drive between Hunter and Cason. H. C. Hun terlip. erect . ona story frame dwelling, $1506; Schuyler street between Sixth and Seventh. F. D. Jones, -erect ona story frame dwelling. $800; Schuyler street be tween Alberts and Brelnard, 'John Harb ka, erect one story frame dwelling, $1, 000; East Twenty-third street between Alberta and Brainard, J. T: Ennla. erect one story frame dwelling, $2000; Vernon avenue between Alberta and Bralnard, J. T. Ennla, erect one etory frame dwell ing, $2000; Salmon street between Park and West Park. Arlington club, erect four story brick snd concrete club house, $17,000: East Forty-fourth street be tween Madison and Main. F. S. Griffith, erect one and " one half " story from dwelling, $2000. . have your teeth extracted it sooh la tba necessity ant bars - PLATE OR BRIDGE WORK Dona as there la less troubla from sore gums or other troubles. A - ? t f ' - 1 J' ' ai has appotnted E. J. Hadley as special Vni.r rv-n. without cost to the- county. The ar rangement will terminate November 1, 10. Oet sratnrallsattoa papers. Albert Pkosan,. a isorweirlan: Augustlno Cal erone, an Italian: Oscar Johnson, a . RwMf; and John Relnman, a Russian. racelveT thel naturaitsstion papers from "the federal court this mornln. Prlk Adoloh Parson, failed to appear mr tne rinai signing or. nis papers, so waa left out. -. v - ; i , - - lVnrker pTted to Police HarrV flMln ofj K51 1tvfov street has re xrted to the police that strancv man hnti r-en lnrklnsr about his hotise for several nivhts - and - has even -attempted to gain entrance,. Mr. Bels de--bribes the ' men - ss ' tall, slender,- 49 rear" of are. dark hair and eyes and wearing- a dark suit. - r - ; , - - Ohlaeea Held as Witnesa Held as a witness arafnst Chow Fat a countryman- charged with Bmugrllng Chinese . Into this country Chow Dork Wing la being held In lall In Portland. It Is charred that the celestial onerated on1 the German, steamship Arabia. Mason io XrfMlre at -Irleta A new lodre will be instituted in the Woodmn hall at Arleta this fcvenlnr at o'clock. Grand Master Cox will formally set tha craft at wort- Seovtr County Suoerute-ident County School Superintendent Robinson - r, ' . - .. . v Thursday froaolal Purity, liquor company: $l.bu graae fort. snerrjt Muscat, Angelica ana nurgunay at it per gallon. Ell wood Pure Food whis key, regular $4 at IS per gallon.- All kinds bottle beer. ' Phone East 4427, B-1158. Free delivery. 101. East Mor rison. , - ; - ' . j ' Tha Osteopathia psoUItot, Dr. Ar nold Lindsay, on rheumatism, stomach and all female diseases, has removed from Falling buUdlng to 204 Tllford building, Tenth and Morrison atreete. Pbona Main 7280. A-4162. Olymola Bear, bottled exclusively at Olympla. Wash- Horseshoe on label, none other genuine, becoming more pop ular every day. Family trade a special ty. Phones. Home. A-247. Pacific, Main 7i. . vV:- '-' : -' . . , raolflo Teat and Awning Co -Well made tents, awninss and sleep In a: porch curtains. Large tents a specialty. 27 N. First st, between Burn side and Couch. Kelly's lmny zaqnor (tors. Park and Morrl-on. High grade wines and llquora One price to all. Frsa delivery. TeL Main 2$. Horns, A-2801 ; DR. W. A. WISE rrsatdemt aad Kaaager. a Tears SstabUsbed U rortiang J Wa will give you a good 22k gold 1 or porcelain crown tor ....... ,f olar Crowns B.OO 22k trldn teeth SUM i Gold or enamel fillings 1.0O Sliver fllllnga J. Attimj lining, v. a, , aiuua ...... a -w Good rubber pistes ....a B.OO The best red rubber plates ...... f .SO rainless extractiona - Palnlesa extractions free when pistes or onags wora is oraerea. . Work guaranteed for II yeara THE WISE DENTAL CO., Irc The ratllaf Bldg. M aad Wash. alts. Offloa hoars A. K. Ml l1. It ' aaadaya, I to L - nones A aaa Mala BO 39 OVAVAvVVVrVVvVVVrVryq XCored te largss avartara, third floor i Merchants Trust building. Sixth and i Washington, Dr. Harvey W. Freese,' neuruiugiaL,. mjrm im:uii. - ; Bteaaisr hassle Karklna, for Ounaa, Washoural and way landings dally, ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. na. The Vsrklaa Hotel (hrm ubotmm music dally -during lunch, dinner and after the theatre by tha famous Marks orchestra. v,' i Ladles' samnle sulta and skirts at one-half to- one-third regular prloee. Lang. Cll Marquara bldg. Take elevator, J. C Schaef sr $ Co merchant tailors. comer Blxth and Washington streets Raleigh building, rooms 10 and. 11. W. A. Wtsa and associate, nalnlaaa aentlsta. Third and Washington, Amerleaa Baak Ct Trast Oov Alxtt and Oak, pays Interest on deposits, . Abesdroth, Jeweler. 142 Wuh, near t Stude baker Automobile Robes and Dust-ers-stylish designs in larje automobile, sires. All are new this" " week from our "New York; house. They ajre what all automobilists want and seldom find in this mar ket - . '. '- . V. ON SALE AT BOTH STORES , Automobile Department . .. Chapman and Alder Sts. s Vehicle Department . 330 East Morrison St. s STUDE BAKER BROS. CO. j In buying a cough medicine, don't ! afraid ' to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There la no danger frdm it, and relief. It aura, to follow Especially recommended for coughs, colds and whooping cough. HN,S5' - - II LI justness anb "Jlrofcsslonat 5tt 7 We xten6 to You a cor&ial Ir vitaUon lo vblt our large 6l$pla of newest an&beststlesof msks "Etcetera a II ' UlS At the Corner of Third and Alder EtEXT9 eW--W-a-----S- BUNGALOW THBAI'RB , 12th and Morrison M Phones Main 117 and A-4224. . LAST TIME TONIGHT, 8:1 t , 'America's Greatest Aotreaa, In ,"A Divine Comedy of tha ' Slums," v . "BAXTATIOW VXZ.b' Prices $2.00 to SOc. ' mats how K-xunra. ' t The Widely-Discussed Drama, "The. Servant in the House' ' ' AT BWGrAXOW TSBATXB. ' Threo nights, beginning tomorrow. Ma tine Saturday afternoon. , Prices Evenlg and Mat., I1.S0 to ITOc. Kan . A-1030. Mate. Xx. Buadaya and HoUdaya lS.2S.S3c aN - rv a a a ' m IB. IV Stl aa - - - ' i tv i v-a. itm -a rrvna. s. nitlllltla V THEATRE NIGHTS U-2S-S0-7SC Week of July 8 lUy Kaaa Zlactrlfled Otrl Bevlaw; JTallus Taaneai Xymea Meyer: WMttler-Harrls Players, "Al. moatj' xas Donaui aaigi jarowiars; rw Tares; urcaestrav . - ... . . . THE OUBNAL'8 FREE INFORMATION1 JBUREAU ' To enable Its readers to obtain reliable first band Information reRsrdlng i tne hotels and resorts whose announcements appear In this column. The Journal has installed a free information - bureau. Deserlptlv , literature, rates, etc., will be gladly furnished to those interested. - - t - Innes Famous Band Under Auspices of Multnomah Club Multnomah Field Xraalnra of July 13th aad 14th Asiosszoif ao azwru : Lyric Theatre For One Week Beginning . .. Next Monday Sam 5. & Lee Shubert (Inc.) Present the Season's Theatrical bensation The Blue Mouse . ' By Clyde' Fitch. SALE OF SEATS WILL OPEN Thursday Prices 50c to $1.50. grm A 1J ITl VEEX BTATnrO ' MOW. MAT. JVX.T S Albini's Exposa Of Anna Xva ly and Others ' . rriday ITlgbt, Both ghowa. Za Oonlanotion with Seven Big Feature Acts. TJsnal Prices. Cortala at 7 Bharp. STAR THEATRE' GREAT BILL "LED ASTRAY" Onp of the Strongest Dramas Ever 1 Shown at the Star. TKB BBAJCATXST'S BBBAXC, A Rrefreshlng, Breesy Comedy. HEW BXOW TODAY. THE BREAKERS HOTEL WZSIOM VTaAV f: si?:?:-; Si! iJSS'ff 1 9 1: nwihd ''i, -iiiypsi- m mm a ia trv . - a aV ws.-s.-. i r n n 1 1 t 1 1 i &rA ' h W m ' ? n, J 1 1 ' tit A. HAniiiAaMi;0f.AiflIW1.lMlW1nfa-fj-lvflW , ' ; UBABTJra SVMMS XSSOKT 01 TKZ PAOZ3TZO HOatTBTWIST, . Electric Lighta, efteam Heated, Hot and Cold Bait Water In Every Tub; " Buv tlckeU to Breakers. Pacific County, Wash. P. O. Address, Breakers, Wash, n nnssiRzziiusaiuiniii iiBminiiiniiuuiusR M - m M s M M Hotel Saltair P. O. Seaview, Wash. V SALTAIR STATION. WASH. MRS. J. D. PORTER, Proprietor. S3 M H Electric-lighted, baths, modern and up to date throughout. Station at entrance to grounds. Fine bathing beach. Convenient to fishing rocks. Good home cooking, pleasant rooms, and rates reasonable. Special rates to families. . , .' K KKSZXSSXISZaZZZSSSSZSSaillZXSSKISSBIIKIIHSIkiSiaEEII . The Hackney Cottage . Seaview, Wash. HOW OPEH IO THI SliSO. ' Delightfully located on most beautiful ' and pleasant spot on the baach. Un surpassed surf bathing, home comforts, excellent table board.- - Accommodations greatly Increased, Special rates by the week and season. Make your reserva--ttons by mail. ... Postoffloa Address, BBAVTZW, WASH. LOCKSLEY HALL HOTEL pzczaxj zvaAaxaoBWT Of World'B Famous Aarlallsts Bupreme Tha BICKGTT FAMILY For two weeks commencing July 4 AT Donatelll's Famous Italian Band. F. W. Baltes and Company inyito your inquiries for PBI1VTING Pftomes Home Alm First and Oak ' L.YRIC THRATRP Summer Prices: Evenings, 15c and tSc; Mauneea, l&o. wrax or JTJI.T 4. The Imperial Mualcar Comedy Company fresenta m wammrr or KTi.i.TTriJc.u- sniLu Matlneea Sunday, Tueaday, Thursday ana Haturaay. two snows each even Ing at 8 and :1B o'clock. PANTAQES THEATRE Advanoed Taudrrllla, Stars of All afatlons. engagement Extraordinary of txb obuoiitax rrnaiu raxo. acasas, lCimtory aaa Xyitery. Can Tou Solve the PussleT Comedy titled. "Skis Ahoy." Hit of the Season. Acrobatic Boundlnc Act, the Laughing En- BASEBALL - . maoBBATioir rAkx . Oor. Taagka aad Twenty-fourth gts. Aberdeen vs. Portland . ram aa, as, so, ravr 1, t, , , t Games begin week days' t:0 C m.; Sunday. 1:30 p. m. Admission Bleachers. t5c: Grand- Btand. BOe; Boxes, 2$c extra. Children: Bleacbera, 10c: Grandstand. I So, , TASrES' BAT. niSIT Boya under It free to Bleachers on Wednesday. HOTELS STSBOPBAW AWX AMEXUOAaT SEASIDE, OREGON Urs. X. A. CarUsls, rroa. . Eurooean fi'.nlnsr rom in char se otland twenty W. W. Wlnterm. formerly chef of Hotel overlooking ttle ocean, with Ramond, . Pasadena, caL one nunarea I D&tns. strictly modern . rooms prlvsts. Free bus meets all trains. TDE SBELBURNE With Shelburne Annex SEAVIEW, VVASH. Will be open for guests on June 28. IJFree automobile for guests to and from trams, New furnishing, large shady yard, hammocks, park" benches, -swings, sunny rooms, excellent meals. Special Sunday dtnner.- Special rates for fam ilies. THE SHELBURNE, Seaview, Wash. SEA-CROFT MBS. W. X. lUTCaUnOl1, PSOF. BBAYIZW, facing the ocean. Most beautiful location on tha entire NortU Beach. Enlarged and Improved. Open July 1. ' Postofflca addreaa, Beaview, Wash. v Sunset Cottage ocean. A home-like place to spena tn summer. iim ciiw. .gwimiiu.ir. Reasonabla family rates.-- MM. DBD- MAJff, Postofflce Address, XaOBr Baavaa, wuk Box 44, Get off at Salt Air Station. Wash. The Taylor Hotel OCXAJT raSX, WAU. A TITS 11. B0 PER DAT AND TJP Finest table service on tha Beach, All Delicacies or tne season. PLAZA HOTEL . COOLEST HOTEL IN 1 NEWYORK FIFTH AJTC -AT CENTBALRsJUC SUMMER. GARDEN AND TERRACE PKTD rmrrr manaoimo bbuctow THE WHITEHOUSE iMva ' bsaox. WAjomroTow. . A favorite hotel with Long Beach vis itors; large, - comfortable rooms, over looking the rcean; unaurpassed view. One block south of station. MBS. O. r. WKXTKBOTJSB, Prop. OREGON HOTELS HOTEL -PERKINS v FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS. In t6e heart of the business and shopping district. The most modern and up-to-date hotel in the North west. Local and long-distance phones in every room. Rooms with private bath, en suite and single. Large and modernly equipped sample rooms. ELEGANT GRILL Dus meets all trains. Rates $1 and up. HOTEL PERKINS'CO. F. J.1 Richardson, Pres. .' L. Q. Swetland, Sac Pacific View Hotel Necanleum Station.' Seaside,- Or. tsxo wxm ab2 trr Electric Uctht and batha Dining rooms and kitchen enlarged and improved. All conveniences for parties wishing to do light housekeeping. Ta, P. BABBB80B0B. lTop. THE CORNELIUS Tha Honsa of Welcome" , CORNER PAJRK AND ALDER Portland's Bon Ton Transient. HoteL Headauirtera for the Traveling Public. European Plan. Single $1.50 . and up. Double $2 and up. Our Free Omnibus Meets All Trains, C AV. CORNELIUS r ' ; ' Proprietor . - L Tola 'b-aattfal aotal wtU M 4 be opa to tha pabiio N about. aly 4 made tha & BiaaagasneBt at V. X. j Clarke, uta af tha rort- laaA aa Cornelias hotels. H The offlee will , ta fj eharra of ADea A. Wright, H , Ut--a... PorUaad. .. hotel, g. C0H TEimi AND AIDED STREETS w. wu iiwaid, rrcp. XSZSSZZZSSXZZZZZXXKISaIKEUr.KZSSZnSX:ZSSSSal E H O T E The PicKwicK 515 K B. LOXGENBERQER, Prop. The new bouse for particular people -1 large well-ventilated rooms over looking the ocean everything new. If you are looking for a home-like place while at Seaside, stop at tha Pickwick. Home cooking. Opposite Moors Hotel, MRS. SARAH CHAMBERLIN ..:.JMWTr.ATB SOABD AJTD BOOMS Horn cooking, rates reasonable, good view of the ocean. Long Beach, Wash. J n. - www,.., nanUflM ami win i Everybody la going to oe at ji lumbla Beach July 6th, that's tha F;IG day with the Bid clambake. There will be plenty of fire crackers, plenty to eat, plenty to amuse and plenty to see. r Why not do down at t a. m, Saturday, or take- tha 1:10 p. m. "papa" train on tha aame day and stay over Sunday and Monday. Tou can live in a tent or at tha bote- Plenty of room.' . . 93.00 BOUVB TBXT. Columbia Trust Company ; Board of Trad Bldg. " SEETHEOCEAN HOTEL MOORE OPEN ALL THB TEAR. - . CI-ATSOr BXAOX SBAKDB. OB. THE CLIFF HOUSE OF OREGON. Directly on the beach, everlooklnir the ocean. Hot salt baths snd surf bathing; recreation pier fo fishing; sun parlors; electric lights; f lgnplace and furnace heat. . Sea .foods aSspectalty. Fine walks and drives. .Rates, J2.50 ana 11.00 per day. - .. TAB J. KOOBB. prop. - Oceideiit tkb usAnnru kotzZi or ASTORIA FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS AND BOATS. . . ' I . COLONIAL HOTEL Ratek $2 Per Day and Upwards aaOTDOXBT . ft SOW, Proprlstora. NEW BUILDING NEW TURN IT UR IE RIGHT AT-THE SOUNDING SEA, Electrlo 'Hglits In every room. Free bus to and from all tralna Good f ing, boating and bathlpg. . Oregon Ob tha brisk c( tha Ool Time-Walkm, Urlm, W.tarfaila-Mcxuiwum Cliambim. -litruail "Md cnwa, tr Brttw, frmk VtcrtaMM, f Fnrt. Eta. IS s ttS) pw Wwt-Boo- Tanta. OottaM. Pbo- s wmaaadwe U1 roa Bat at ImmixMt as aWaot CLARK'S CRUISES ' OF THE 'CUEVELAND ... (Hamburg-American Line) . . -.. la&QQ tons, braad BMW, IlOUND WORLD ";"Trom .'New Tork xrtobr It,1 if o; from an Fi-AclseoFbr-Sr It 10, noarly four months, costing only 1(50 AND VP, including all expanses afloat and a-fchora. - 8FECIAX. rATTJBEg Made Ira. Bgypt, India, Otyloa, Baraaa, Osva, Bor- apaa. ska aasnal attrativ PaUipplaee, ckanoe to visit - aaasaally utm. : lata Annual Orient Cruise, Teh. ft, 16; by Norrh. Gfrmsn Lloyd S. 8. "Grosser Kurfuerfct." 11 daya. Indudlng 14. days Ks-vpt ant Plei(ne. B400 ap. rXAIX O. CX.ABX. TIMS S BUD. W; T. Gearhart Pal ote - - CXATSOP BBACX, OB. For Ratea and Reservations, Apply t K. B. SAOBTT, Btgr. - ' ' Gearhart Park. Or. 8EK THE FOXGLOVE AND POPPli-d : : -k . ABLOOM AT JL1NBCANICUM INN v OTSBXrOornro oczab Nstedfnr its ecl!ent hme fiwk!"i. beautiful grounds, rcodrrn emrr-i.-. Terms 12 per ly stiii ut. h :. Dammoa, Prop., icaBlc-um bt, - Or. ; C Journal-Ads. Urinr: