THE
OREGON DAILY : JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 191u.
PEOPLE OBJECT TO
SCUM FOUND IN
DRlIJKilJG WATER
East Side taxpayers Pay for
Bull Run Variety, butjn,-
. stead Get Supply KomM
bina Artesian. Wells -'
m -
. r O
Many complaints are still being made
by East Bide water, user? 'over the
quality of water now runnlng.through
the mains.' ; The general objection ; is
that the people are paying1 for Bull .Run
water and getting water from,, the
Alblna artesian wells.. , i.
In some localities the complaint la
that the water la murky; In others that
oily scum floats on the surface of water
- taken from faucets, and in general, it
Is so hard that housewives find It dif
ficult to use It for washing purposes.
Fully 4,000,000 gallons of this artesian
water la pumped into ths mains svtry
24 hours. , , -"
From ths -water department it is
learned that all ths .trouble is over ths
scarcity of water, and it is absolutely
necessary to use water from the Alblna
wells. Belief is promised, however, if
the weather remains coal, but If the
warm wave continues mors Alblna
water will be necessary. - In the past
few weeks a heavy drain has been made
on the water mains, as heavy sprinkling
and waste f water soon exhausts the
, supply In the reservoirs. '
, '-" XTasvea Supply.
- - The sltuatlon-in some parts of the
East Side has reached an annoying
state, as the artesian water which is
mixed with the Bull Run water is scat
tered unevenly throughout the mains.
In Alblna it is worse. Dr. Wheeler, city
health officer, examined the water be
fore it was turned into the mains and
found It to be perfect It comes from'
a deep strata of gravel. . Word from
the water department is to the effect
that this Is the only thing that can be
done to relieve the situation. The
growth of the East Side has been so
rapid for a year, and mains have been
extended . so far, that the present ac
commodations are inadequate. Heavy
sprinkling and waste of water this year
have made the conditions worse.' '
The supply from Bull Run Is suf
ficient, but the reservoir accomme-da.
tions are far too small. The Robert
Wakefield company has the contract for
the new Mount Tabor reservoirs. One
should have been completed July 1.
It will not be ready for use before Sep
tember 1. The other will not be com-
" pleted thisrwrnter.- : - -J - -
. Will E&f ores Clause. . -
The contracting firm has been BO'
tilled by the water board that ,the for
felture clause in the contract will be
enforced. If this is done the contrac
tor will owe the city 118,000 for over
time. , The city stipulated that for every
day previous to June 1 that the reser-
voir could be used the city would pay
$500, and for each day between June 1
. and July 1, the city would pay. $250
The Wakefield company, in, turn, agTeed
to forfeit $250" a flay for all overtime.
V The reason the work has not been
completed on "reservoir No. 8, states the
company, is that, no cement work could
be done last winter, as the weather was
against the work. With this reservoir
completed; an abundant supply of water
will be at hand for the East Side and
will accommodate all proposed exten
eions of water-mains In the southeast
side sections of the city. "'As soon as
the reservoir is "completed, the water
from Alblna wells will be stopped. , .r
JUDGE H. K.' HANNA I
DIES AT JACKSONVILLE
(SpeciI DUpstch t The Journal.) '-
Jacksonville, Or.. July 26. Judge W.
H. Hanna, who for 25 years was one
of the popular ' officials W southern
Oregon, died here last evening of a
complication of diseases at the age Of
78- He had been ill about three months.
Judge Hanna served for 2fi years on
the" circuit bench without Intermission,
lie was a courteous and Just Jurist, an
.able lawyer and at last a man of great
qualities. ' ,!,; ;.,,...
... : He came to Oregon In the early 80s
and for a number of years was em
ployed as a miner at Sailors' Dlgglns ,
in Josephine county. Here he studied)
law nights and soon he was cnoscn ny
the miners as Justice of the peace. In
1872 he was elected district attorney
for Josephine county and in 187 dis
trict attorney, for Jackson county. ' In
1S80 he was elected to the circuit bench.
Serving two years, he resigned to take
up his private practice lor eight years,
when he was-again elected to the bench
and served as district Judge continu
ously from that time until February,
1910, when declining health compelled
him to resign. '
HAWAII VOTES ON i
LIQUjOR QUESTION
Honolulu, July 28. For the first 'time
In . their history the people of Hawaii
are Voting today for; or against liquor
traffic In the Islands., The question has
been agitated here for some time. The
agitation, began when a bill was intro
duced 1 into Jthe United Btates senate
which was Xo enact prohibition for the
territory. : Many persons here who fa
vored prohibition did not like it to Come
in that way," which was regarded as an
Infringement of local government, and
it was owing to an. expression of this
feeling that finally congress by a Joint
resolution? submitted the question of
prohibition to the people of Hawaii to
be voted upon.'
The situation is rather compucatea
and It Is difficult to predict the result
of . the special election with any degree
of certainty. - Recently the prohibition
leaders have been conducting a rather
active campaign, and there hap . also
been a good deal of campaigning in
behalf of the liquor interests. Many
persons who, while favoring the prin
ciple of prohibition, feel at the same
time that it wouia not oe pracucaDie
to do better than -continue under : the
present laws, which, are pronounced the
best license laws . in existence any
where. ' ,
iikcoiis
show ihcrease
School " Population: of Baker,
. Malheur' and 'Tillamook
.Grows Rapidly.
RAILROADS ISSUE BOOK
, ON. WALNUT INDUSTRY
Special DUifetdi to Ths JoorntLV
McMlnnvllle, Or., July 2. The South-
era "Pacific-company "and" O." H." & N.
lines In Oregon have Just published : a
69 page booklet "on "Walnut Growing
in .Oregon," which was edited' by J.
C. Cooper, secretary of the McMlnnvllle
Development league. It is nicely il
lustrated and gives full information on
how to plant when to plant and what
to plant, as well as full instructions for
grafting. yamhUl county leads all oth
ers in the growing of walnuts, (having
over 5000 bearing trees and 8000 'acres
planted to young trees. McMlnnvllle Is
known as the 'Walnut City." and the
Walnut club of this place won the irold
medal at the Lewis & Clarke exposition
for the best exhibit of walnuts.
(Silets Bureau ef Tbe Joarnal.)
Salem, Or July 2. The annual re
port of the school superintendent of Ba
ker county for 1910 shows an Increase in
enrollment in Baker schools of 238 over
the enrollment of 1909, and the census
shows a growth of from 51T4 in 1901 to
209 In 1910. There were .139 teachers,
employed as against 124 for the previous
year, and 87 received eighth grade diplo
mas as against' 63 in 1909. The total
disbursements for school purposes were
I1S4.1S2.7S as against $101,888.98 for
1909.. The average monthly salary of
male teachers decreased from $85 to $7$.
while the average monthly salary of fe
male teachers Increased from $54 to $57.
The enrollment in the Malheur county
schools shows an Increase for the year
of 122, and the census shows an increase
of 182. i The enrollment for the past year
was 1656, and the census shows there are
sue persons oi scnooi . age wunm xne
county. There were 78 teachers em
ployed last year which was an increase
of 20 over he fprevioutTear. ? There
were about $48,000 expended for school
purposes, which was an Increase of
abput $500. The average monthly sal
ary of male teachers decreased from $94
to $85, and the average salary of female
teachers decreased from $54 to $52. .
In Tillamook county the enrollment
for the past year was 1176, and for the
previous year 1089, and the census shows
an Increase of from 1687 to 1728 in the
same period. There were 71 teachers
mployed last year as. against 69 the pre
vious year, and there were five school
houses built as against one for the year
previous, About $3000 more were ex
pended for school purposes last year
than lor the previous year, the total ex
pended last year being $43,133.01. The
average monthly salary of the male
teachers Increased from $58 to $67. and
the average monthly salary of female
teachers Increased from $54 to $56 dur
ing the same perioa.
HARAHAN TURNS OVER
GRAFT CASE EVIDENCE
' limits Prew Imued Wlm.1
Chicago, July 25. President Harsh an
of the Illinois Central road today gave
the police all evidence In his possession
affecting the investigation of : the
charges of, graft In the car repair de
partment prlor-totha death. ofIraG
Rawn, president of the Monon railroad.
Rawn'S name had been connected with
me auegea car .repair scanaai ana ix
was Intimated, just before Rawn's rays
terioua -death, that an Investigation
would be begun.
It is alleged that graft In the depart
ment reached $500,000. It Is said that
the information was 'gathered by men
or tne Burns Detective agency.
GORE SAYS CANNON
DUG HIS OWN GRAVE
- " . (United Pren Leiiied Win V - "
Kansas City, July 25. That Speaker
cannon s invasion or Kansas in a cam'
paign to defeat Senator JBriatow for
reelection was. one of the worst politi
cal blunders in his career was charged
by Senator Gore of .Oklahoma today,
, "If anything could have increased
the already overwhelming prospects for
a Democratic .house next session, that
move was the thing," .' said Senator
Gore, who is en' route to Wisconsin.
"Cannon's defiant determination not to
retire In face of the storm ot popular
disapproval furnishes a clean cut Is
sue Cannonlsm."
They Grow Hair
Certain Ingredients if Properly
" Combined, .Stimulate Hu-v
man Hair Growth. '
SHALLENBERGER PLAYS
POLITICS WITH BRYAN
IVvStt Preu ImhI Wlre.l
Lincoln. . Neb., . July 25. Governor
Shallenberger today ordered the attor
ney general to start proceedings to oust
three members of the Omaha fire And
police board, on the charge that they had
failed to enforce the liquor laws. It is
believed that bosUUty 'to William J.
Bryan's county option campaign caused
the action. .
It is believed that the governor's or
der wll furnish Bryan with considerable
ammunition In tomorrow s state Demo
cratlo convention at Grand Island. 1
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, gprm destruyers ever discovered. Beta
naphthol Js a moat powerful, yet ab
solutely safe germicide and antiseptic,
which prevents development f germ
matter, and creates a clean,", healthy
rondltIotfc"-''-"-1' -v
tuocarpme, although not a 'coloring
matter or dye, is an Ingredient well
established for its power to restore nat
ural coior to numan hair.
worax,- Because of Us well-defined
softeninig and cleansing properties Is
moat useful in the treatment of scaln
and hair diseases.; Glycerine acts as
a stimulant to the hair bulbs, and has
a soothing, healing and nourishing in
fluence, f Alcohol Is i lndisnenHahln in
mfllcine because of its anUseptic, stim-
lllaftn rA n.... . ....
suv uran isuvt qualities.
itexau -s - Hatr, Tonic Is chiejfly
v.-Hiiiucou vi mesa ingredients, which
Hre compounaea in" a peculiar form,
end we believe it IS the moat fftiv
remedy known to medical science for
bcalp end hair troubles generally. We
personally guarantee; tt to - eradicate
dandruff and scalp irritations and to
grow hair even though the scalp in
H'Ots .Is bare - of halr.providlnK. "of
course, mere js uie, and vtuilty re
inalnlng In the hair roots. .
We want - every .one .1 troubled 'iwtth
nlp dlRcase. dandruff or loss of hair
i o try Resell "9 3" Hair Tonic, If it
docs not remove dandruff and promote
a growth of hair to the satisfaction of
thn user we will, without cuestlon or
ri'jibhle, return every cent paid us for
it. This guarantee is printed on every
rckBv n has rreoted most satls-
inctory results in 93 out of 100' cases
uhore put to a practical test. ; ,
itnuiio ana m every particular different
. fiftm anything else we know of for the
!urpos for which "It is recommended,
V'e ur you to try It at our entire
i i.'. Certainly we could offer no bet
it guarnntce. Two fcl?s, 50 cents and
U''". "i'h'e Owl Pru.jr Co., Inc., corner
i v i i.i i. w.d W ashjgtou streets.
Trains Reach Brogan,
Vale, Or., July. 2. The tracklayer
end construction train of the Malheur
Valley railroad pulled into the new town
of Brogan yesterday when the last rail
was put into place in the Brogan yards,
thus completing tne 26 mile ran con
n actions from Vale. According to con
struction engineers the railroad crew
will be kept , here , for ' the : next two
months, ballasting and otherwise pre
paring .the roadbed for the regular
train . service. .....Temporary schedule . Is
maintained now with the construction
train. 4 .
SIX DIE IN BURNING
CASTLE IN IRELAND
(ColtrA Preu lMed Wtre.t
Belfast, Ireland, July 26. The daugh
ter of Sir Valentine Blake was burned
to death and five other persons lost
their lives in two fires here today. Two
otnfer persons were probably fatally in
jured. v.1' J'i.AiKvi'r;..'; ...
Miss Blake lost her life when Sir Val.
entlne's Menlough Castle was destroyed,
Two servants who tried' to save their
mistress also perished. ' Frantic ef
forts wer made to save the castle and
the servants-worked-desperately to res
cue Miss Blake, but were cut off by the
names. The -castle was consumed.
The Hotel Kelvin was also burned and
three guests lost their lives. The fire
made such rapid progress that all the
guests could not be warned and three
perished In their nSome. Three others
received burns that wilt probably result
fatally.. The charred bodips of the vlo
tlms wr round in the ruins.
Rev. William McCaimhan and his wife.
formerly of Chicago and Toronto, were
fatally Injured In the hotel. While at
tempting to' escape they were penned
in behind a sheet of flame and burned.
Finally they reached a window and
leaped to the street. Both were severe
ly burned, and Injured by the fall
Many guests Jumped from windows
and were Injured.
HOOD RIVER YOUTH
.HAS WIRELESS PLANT
(Special Dlpatca te Ths Jouroal.1
Hood River, Or, July. Hood River
Is soon to be In touch with the outside
world by means of a wireless plant now
being perfected by Paul Manning, the
hustling; Journal carrier for Hood River.
Paul has for a basic plant a system,
that haa - proved moat practical, . and
with some Improvements will be able
to carry on communications with Port
land and other nearby cities of the
coast Paul stated that his plant would
develop sufficient power to communi
cate with, ships at sea, ..
i; Light Registration la Malheur. ,' '
Special Pmpatcb to Tbe Jcuraal.k
Vale. Or., July ; 28. The registration
books in the county clerk's office show
that only 95 voters in this county have
registered. The precincts represented
are North and South Vale,. North artd
South Ontario, Barren Valley, Malheur,
Red Butte. Stone and Star. Of the total
number of registered voters, 63 are Re
publicans, 29 Democrats, 3 Socialists
and 1 of no party designation.
TEMPEST SWEEPS
owl
Many Fishing tfoats and Pleas
ure Craft Sunk Terrific
" Storms. In Hungary.
who have been employed on the cases
for many months. Other charges are
likely to result before the cases are fin
ally settled.
The Pennsylvania Lumber company,
the Black-White company and the Cur-tlss-Colllns-Holbrook
, company are the
corporations accused of employing the
dummies. (
(Cnlt4 Pw" 1414 Wlre.l
Milan, July 26. Scores of fishing
boats and pleasure craft were wrecked
today on Lake Como in a storm. It Is
feared that many persons have been
drowned. Telegraph wires' were blown
down and details cannot be obtained.
. Reports have been received here of ter
rific storms In Hungary. Thirty per
sons are reported killed at Budapest ;
TIMBER FRAUD CASES.
- IN U. S. CIRCUIT COURT
' (United Prees Lwiwfl Wlrs.1 ; '
San Francisco, July 26. Alleging that
dummies were employed to secure land
unlawfully from the United States gov
ernment, 97 complaints have been filed
In the United States circuit court charg
ing timber land frauds involving 25
square miles of territory. In each case
the government is the complainant
The complaints are based on reports
of ; agents of the Interior . department
' 1 -
on
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ByTHB VEX. DESTAi CO., DENTISTS
CROWNS :T
Any dentist can crown a tooth, but' he
must have exceptional ability who can
make, a crown contoured to fit the tooth
so perfectly that It will not accumulate
food underneath the crown, which is one
or tne prime causes of diseased gums.
And a dentist must -be - skilled indeed
who can fit the crown so deep into the
gums, at the same time fit so close to
the tooth beneath the gum that food
will not work its way under the crown
or between the gum and tooth. Filling
a tooth one would think the simplest
operation In dentistry, yet but few den
tists can nil a tootn so tnat it win be
permanent and at the same time look.
act and feel satisfactory. There is a
great difference between a dentist and
a skilled dentist while our specialty is
the new method of -Alveolar dentistrr.
restoring lost teeth without the use of a
plate, partial piate or Dridgeworic. Tight
ening loose teem as solid and sound, as
thev ever were, absolutely curinr Py
orrhea (Jtlggs' disease), the most dread
ed disease or tne dental profession, a
disease that dentists as a whole have
given up as Incurable. ' Yet we claim, to
cure it This we will gladly prove to
rou bv references to hundreds of a-
lents riffht here in our home city that
we nave eurea. we empioy in our or
fices operators of the highest class. A
dentist , must be , an- expert in every
branch of dentistry to seoure a position
with us. If he shows ability as an op
erator and ' Can pass our examinations
we teach him tbe art or tne Alveolar
method of dentistry, then ' nrotect -our
selves, contracting with him for a long
term ax a salary sa nattering tnat ne
cannot afford to open an office for him
self, nor can the average dentist afford
to employ him. ; Take our- word for it
that tne pest in dentistry is none too
good but the cheapest In the end. All
work done In our offices must be ar
tistic, beautiful and everlasting. Dr.
Rex's booklet, a treatise on dentistry, is
iree. .
. 1KB XEZ DEITXAIi CO.
311 to $14 Ablngton Bldg. 1064 3d St
Terms to Reliable People. :
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CAMERA TIME IS HERE
Cameras are so simple in operation that the veriest
amateur is assured good results from the beginning.
, Get one now and leVushow you how to use it.' This
- store is Portland headquarters for, Cameras and sup
plies of all kinds, for professionals and amateurs."Ve
have the-best, finest" and largest stock, of Cameras,
Films, Plates, Papers and Chemicals on the , coast.
Hall Reflex Camera 4x5 . . . : 30.00
Goerz Anschutz Cameras . . .$82.00 to $106.00
Buster Brown Cameras $2.00 to $ 6.50
Ansto Cameras $5.00 to $25.50
' Seneca Cameras ... . ; . :$7.50 to S60.00
Korona Cameras ............. . .$14.00 to $75.00
Cooke, Goerz, Turner Reiss -and Woolensak Lenses.
Kodak. Developing, Printing and Enlarging done
. at cut-rate prices.," Get our price list, ,:'
Come In and Consult Our Experts. ,
Tl ITiririctraf inn All this week of Meteor"! Coffee
UCmUllMidllUn Percolators - Manning. Bowman
v Denatured Alcohol Stoves ahd 'Dekafa Coffee, Come. .'.
Artistic Picture
Framirig at Less
We have the reputation of being
the best and most artistic pic
ture framers on the Coast, and
who . do it for -Jess than else
, where. Largest stock of the
newest moldings to select from.
Our framing equipment is the
mOst complete in the Northwest
Foot Arch Supports
Try an Instep Arch Supporter
for broken-down arches. Prices
$1.50, $2.00 and $3.00.
Mail Orders Filled. '
. rresident Taft at Rockland.
(TJuited Preu Lotted Wire.) .
Rockland, Maine, July 28. Rockland
Is festively decked today in honor of the
first Visit of the president of the United
States. The streets were filled with peo.
pie early in the day. , The president
landed from the Mayflower at 11 o'clock
and Was received by a committee that
numbered most of the townspeople, and
escorted to an automobile in which he
was whirled away to see the? sights of
the pretty Maine harbor add vicinity.
President Taft will spend tomorrow at
Bidderord Pool, the home of Professor
Moore, husband of Mrs. Taf t's sister.
Thursday the president will return to
Beverly.- ', , . - .
- Brownsville Man Killed. ,
Brownsville, Or.. July 21' Joseph D.
Tower, a former Colorado newspaper
man, one of the proprietors of the
Brownsville creamery,-was killed .here
yesterday while unloading ioe, when a
cake, of Ice slipped striking a. board
whtch flew up and struck Tower on the
temple. -He died three hours later. .
Tower was a member "of the Masons,
Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World.
He leaves a wife and son. He was about
54 years of age. ;. v
J!U " ""i
NEW USES FOR P0SIAF1
Burprisiar Besnlts After One Appliea
' tlon Skin Ailments Eradicated,
Those who have on hani a jar of
potlam. the new skin remedy, should
try It for some of the little skin ail
ments common to all households, par
ticularly in the summer time. Surpris
ing results will be seen after a single
application when poslam is used foe '
sunburn, fever blisters, mosquito bites,
burns, rashes, pimples, hives, red noses
and irritated and inflamed skin. The
complexion is cleared overnlnht; dand- !
ruff is dissolved, Itching or chafing
feet are speedily relieved,
These uses are suggested apart from
the primary purposes of poslam, the
treatment of ecsema, acne, skin scal..
all forms of Itch and other serious and
virulent skin troubles. There is no
skin disorder for, which' poslam should
not be unhesitatingly used and which
it will not benefit. Whenever itching
is present, it Is stopped at once.
: According to the uses for which it is
employed,, postern may oe purchased in
or
60-oent boxes
S2 jars at all drug
stores, particularly The Owl Drus Co.
A free sample, which will demonstrate
its marvelous work, will be sent by
mall, upon. -request, to anyone who will
write to the Emergency Laboratories,
32 West 25 tH. street., New York City.
THE BREAKERS HOTEL
AKXXZOAX FIAIT.
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J'M'fffe;
Lending Sumner Dcsort ol Ihc Pacillc Northwest
Electric Light, Steam, Hot and Cold Bait Water in Every Tub. BuyTicketi
to Breakers. Pacific County. Wash. -Postoffice Address, Breakers, wash.
Bay ocean Tent City
1 ' SEASON 1910
Bayoeean tent city is a canvas-covered" hotel, American plan. Rates $2.50
and $3 per day,, $15 and $17,50 per week. ; Electric lighted, heated, , ,
v - ; purest water, sewer system, gravel walks.
, .-, Further Information Will Be Mailed You On Request . ,
T. B. POTTER REALTY CO. ;
Kansas City 514 CORBETT BUILDING 4, -::k San Francisco
208 R. A. Long Bldg. PQRTLAND, OR. 802 Monadnock Bldg.
Ak' "The Cliff House
11ULC1 iYIUUFC of Oregon"
Open All the Tea.
Clatsop Beach, Seaside, Or.'
Directly on the -Beach, overlooking the Ocean. Hot salt baths and surf
bathing; recreation pier for fishing;, sun parlors; electric lights; fire
place nd furnace heat: running water; fine walks and drives. Bea foods
a specialty. Twenty-six rooms have been added this year and the hotel
throughout has been refurnished and modernised, making it one of the
largest, on the Coast , ' , ' DAS J. MOOBJ3, Prop.
'Th0helburrie
ZATnrWV WA8K.
; Large, shady playgrounds and yard
for children: hammocks, benches.
swings and croquet laWn. Large,
w
sunny rooms.
e raise our - own
T. J. HOABi,' Prop.
DOUltrV and vecetnhles. Snlnl rf
on table board and for families.
MAKE VOTTa BSSZBTATXOXTS 8T
I tor s mi TrwMn i i
111 JfaVil ki iiVT"t lip
mm & rem
Sons of St. George Meet.' -
Boston, July' 26. The Massachusetts
grand lodge of the Sons of St.. George
began its twenty-second annual - con
vention this morning In historic Faneuil
ball. The business of the convention
will occupy two days; Delegates will
be chosen to represent Massachusetts
at the supreme lodge meeting to be
held in Scranton, Pa.,' in October. On
that occasion W, F. Ballou of East Bos
ton la to be Installed as supreme presi
dent ot the rder. - 1 . .-
; Rate Conference at St, Paul v.
Bt.. PauV, Minn.,. July 26.-r-The rall-
rosd commissioners of Minnesota, North
and South Dakota and Iowa met at the
state capltol here today for. an Impor
tant conference with the traffic , man-
agers pf the northwestern railroads
and a number of large shippers. , The
chief purpose of the. cdnference Is - to
reach a satisfactory agreement in re
gard to the proposed increase in grain
rates.
, Ixing Branch Horse 'Show. '
Long Brahch,.N. X, July 28. All El
beron and Long Branch turned out, for
the opening, of the seventeenth annual
horse- show this - afternoon under the
awptCTr-nBf-theIdfimOufhTCounty
Horse Show association. . .During the
remainder of the week the Hollywood
grounds, where the exhibition Is held,
will, be the scene of. a most brilliant
gathering jfrom ths social sets of New
Vork Phlladelphta and other cities. The
show this year compr'ses 64 classes.
J withr-prize money txceMng J7000.
We j Gail Please Yon
V
' No "matter wha you need in Clothing, Hats or .other 'furnishings;
you'lj find here the most complete "assortment in Portland it's a
i'att that's known and recognized by the best-dressed men of this city.
Men's Hats
Knox Straws 94.00, ?5.00, .6.00 -
.Knox Felts ; . . .V., ..?.00 '.
Stetsons ; .$4.00 to ?15.00 :
Bristol all styles . .?3.00 -
Men's Furnishings
NECKWEAR New, snaopy pat
. terns always1 arriving 50 to $2
' FANCY HOSE-Wide range of col
ors in fancy and plain 25f to 75
3il Morrison St.
Opposite Postoffice
SEASIDE HOUSE
SEASIDE, OBSOOV.
Knend vour summer vacation at this
popular resort. Fishing) boating, fresh
end salt water,, Purchase railroad tick-
to Holladay station, opponuo "1
American' plan. - Free 'bus. Rates $2.50
'er gay ana up. unar iBimar""'j
Occident
THE LBADIWa BOTZXi OT
ASTORIA
FREIBV 'BUS MEETS . ALL . TIIAINS
. . AND BOATS.
Pacific View Hotel
Necanieum SUtion, Seaside, Or.
- 15.00 A WEEK AKB VP.
pi.A.ii. Mha mnA hatha. Dlnlnsr rooiflS
and kitchen enlarged and improved. Ail
conveniences for parties wishing to do
ligrit nouseKewping. . .
Xb y. BABBESCKQV, Prop.
HOTEL
AtColumblaBeach
TENTS
Offers special'
inducement
to the Bum
mer pleasure
enlrar T. id
j. located oft an elevation overlook
lng the ocean. Eoatlnr. bathinir
"i10."' clam digging, hunting 'J
and fishing. Cuisine the finest.
"r enulp'd
with bedding
and complete
. fits may be. had at $6.00 per week. -Located
on the banks of Neacoxle
Creek, in the Nob Hill secUon,
close to Idlewlld Park.
Make your hotel or tent reserva
tions now at our offices. .
Columbia Trust Company:
; BOABD OP TBADS BtnLBWO
HOTEL SUNSET
Reach center. Open 'July I- Greatly
improved accommoaauons: au rooms;
newly furnished. Ocean in full view.
Only OIl wn'v w.w.v.
to grounds. Beautiful yard for croquet
end hammocks, i Sea food served dally.
Special rates for families." P. 0. ad-
OreSS, IjOnS dchui, hwii. pita,
llwlirun, prop.
Elk Greek Hotel
ON CANNON BEACH
Tbe scenic beach, of OreonOnly.hotal
on Cannon Beach overlooking the ocean.
Open all Jthe year; Sea foods served at
all times. Take train to Seaside, thence
by conveyance. Fare from Btaside, $1,
W. D. Torrey, Prop.
The Wjiitehouse
XO0 BEACH, WASKZBOTOH.
A favorite hotel with Lonr Rmeh vis.
ltors; large, comfortable - rooms, oven
looking- the Ocean: unsurr988ed vUw
One block south of station. Horns cooky
MRS. Q. P. wHTTEHOtTBE. Prop,
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
The Hackney -, Cottage - has enlarged
their dining room capacity and electri
fied the house. Beautiful surroundings
and most pleasant spot on- the beach.'
Unsurpassed surf bathing, home com
forts;' excellent table board. Special
rates by the week. - Make reservation bv
mall or wire. Hackney Cottage, mail
address, Seavlew, Wash. ' ... .,
NORTH BEACH INN
BEWTOK'S STATIOir
,.M"-JJ; j-taJPeov "..Manager
XTr trains Stop at Grounds of HoteL
Directly Facing the 'Ocean. Large.
Shady Grounds. Superior Accommoda
tions. PostofWce and Telegrsph address,
' - X.OHG BEACH, WASH.
THE . CtIAf,1BERLIN COTTAGE
Private board end rooms: good view of
ocoii plHPnt rooms; home ennklri p. -