THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY tS, 1812,
1,
MAKES PLEA FOR
SILL SI
OMAN
Government Officials- Lax In
Enforcing Grazing Rules,
Says Writer.
ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHS INTARADE AT PENDLETON, WEDNESDAY
w,l!e.a. v r MTe le KAHi
mt Tae JavMivel I lrettr ellHel
e celt He-liag ' V eeiffcU r farm
era e4 io ; M '"
(rer.ei raiei fr.
ruUlMi lu pubtie fLei: er
we anight -'! ee "" t "
ef trite U WH.id f" sums Jl
,'dtnlni'i' regulative ik'
Mil ee4 reaeid.ie WilJ
resllf re! e enie eiereeaeil to
.,. etrk. Through t-l e.eiser ana
Ik kftex-fcleg l-t ' f
M mi ml end progressive lAeae ii
leg wee failure. The few eme
414 aetata I et ' '' " 11-'
letter for publtrellea ad wreie l
Ilk secrete r f egrw-eltufe. ft v lei Me
eome verr Jala facte espreeeed U
plela straightforward maimer. I have
glee) sent a petition, elgaed bf a Bumher
f farmere e4 mll lorkmcn, anew
leg thai the facte aa presented lr e
were eubelaatlallv true, end etmtlar
Mtllteata wrlllea b me ara Mini ennaa
la eaether aetghborheoel
walea
pretertiea
ha
from
Lhal they alee aee4
lergt txs ownrt
WtU aae AffVeavne.
I a are ta mr ioaaaaloa a ry
. laactkf rlrt frooi AUn District lnr
latur r. K. Abm. I blea ba aka
' ta ahaw la Kaerataxy WUaoa thai I haa
na rroua4a oa which ta taaa rom
rlaiata an4 laat I haa mlrpraata4
tba eaadlttaaa af atTalra. 1 aiaact ta
ukataatlata what 1 aava aaJ4 H arn
aarll. an4 I fl attxa that It eaa ba
' rravad that condition- ara avaa oraa
thaa I hava NpriMiiu4 thaia ta a. 1
, ahall aak that aa lnatltoa aa atada
that Ua whoia aia at ur.io may
laara af tha trua ooadtUon of affair
X wlaa ta aar rlht hara that Mr. Aioea"
'raport la vafatr. Inoomplata, Incorrwt,
' -a n.i.iaitin and that aa la althrr
net a fit paraoa ta rui tha poaltioa that
ha oouplaa or tha uadar offlctaU (au
parrlaora and raagra) hava fallad t
perform uta auuaa mr mrm .-
aoma aalarlaa ta parfortn.
X daalra that tha atata damand a
tboraufh Inraatla-atlon. If I hava mla-
nprewMKl aa BoTrnmtt official ara
trying ta mow that I hava. 1 deaerva pun.
r libmant aod It haa ben promiaad ma.
On tha ctbar hand I demand that ov.
arnninent offlclala at what la rlfhllr
' dua than.
HOMER II TAV1S.
Personals
lira. Harbart Hum, wifa of tha wll
known flan paekar. ta at tha Portland
fram Prlndl. Waah.
Mra. Clark W. Tbompaon, wifa of
tha Caacada Lucka lumberman, la rf
latarad at tba Portland.
Mra. M. Bouthworth, with tha run
aet marmilne. la at tba Portland from
fc'an Francisco.
A. W. 8telna0in. a capitalist of Ta
- coma, la rgired at tha Portland.
Adrian Weaver, owrutr of muoh Hood
River orchard land, la a gueat at tba
Portland.
Captain C. H. Harlow and wifa, of
Ban ajiclaco( ara reftsterad at tha
Portland.
'Dr.. A. A. Lindsay ha talcan ttp hta
noma at tba Bcxwera.
. R. D. Maxwell, a bualnaaa man and
capitalist of Loa Anela, and wifa, ara
. at tba Bowara.
tS. B. Wallace, an automobile dealer
. ' of Seattle, ta registered at tba Bowara,
F. N. Howa, a dealer In automobile
of Ban Franc la co, la a gueit at tha Bow
art.
Mra. Q. W. Peacock of Loa Angalaa,
la regiatered at tha Bowera.
H. A. Wllllama, a distiller of Peoria.
111., and wife, are guesta at tha Seward.
W. 8. Richards, a real aetata dealer,
of tha firm- of Richards lire-there, at
, lxia Angeles,, is at tna Howard.
V. A. Davis; a business man of Mad-
;xord, la registered at tba Boward.
, A. Stoll, a wealthy mining man of
Denver, and wifa, and Mrs. M. M. Btoll,
ara at tha 6 e wand.
C. L Sparry, a steal manufacturer of
TVUmeroing, Pa and wife, and R. E.
eperry, ara at tba Beward.
Thomas Namack, advanoa man for
Maude Adama, In "Chantaclar," la at
tha Beward,
A. A. Hobbs, ,a tlmbarman of Minna-
apolla, Mlnn Is a guest at tha Beward.
C B. Harans, Daix owner of tha Ho
tal Bnow at Los Angelea, and wifa, of
: jpava. lowa, ara at tha Beward.
Henry Stewart, a lumberman of Marl-
netta, wis., owner of much Oregon tim.
ber land, and wife, ara at tha Mult
nomah.
O. A. Mltoheson, a lumber manufac
turer of Marinette, Wla., and wife, ara
at in a .Muitnom&n.
General C. R. Hawlay. a lumberman
of Bay City, Mich., and wifa, are at
tna Aiuimoman.
' A. L. Spencer, assistant manager of
tna jioiei Washington at Seattle, la at
the Multnomah.
J. t Mcuregor, a fruit grower of
rosier, ur is registered at tha Mult
nomah. George Cotterlll, mayor of Seattle, Is
registered at the Multnomah.
Walker Wakefield, a wholesale hard
ware dealer of San Francisco, and wife,
are at the Multnomah.
Henry A. Mayor, of tha Mayor Walnut
Oil company, Kansas City, Mo., Is visit
ing his son, Edwin O. Mayor, manager
of Marshall-Pacific Oil company, of this
city. Mr. Mayor is combining business
wn pleasure. . Me will remain
to attend the Rose Festival.
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orders wmn
REINSTATEMENT
H 11 BIG
Tka Narthaaaiara Pr4cta Raaaat.
Min In W!ll(r n.:Ha .aasMt at MlaaMNli. aa
partment Wins Over the
Mayor's Objection.
Phota by Allan.
Mora Ihaa 1 008 marrhed up Main ilrert alth two brass landa In tba Una.
INDUSTRIAL WORKER
STREET ORATORS ARE
BARRED AT EUGENE
:l l-WI la TV. J.mmII 4
Kusma. Or. Vy l Ha-- 4
Ing tor Ita object the rurblrg
a of I w. W. ipMktn an ft-
4 dinanre haa haa asaf by the
4 Kun rity council prohibiting
4 publle er-klng oa tha airn 4
4 aad In the paika of the city 4)
4 without a parmlt from tha mar- 4
4 or. Tha mayor la given author- 4)
4 I'y t rafuaa to grant a pr- 4
4 mil if ha aeaa fit Tha phai(r 4
l a fine of from II to i
4 or ImprlsAnmaral la lha city jail
of to It daa.
4 The rlty la full of railroad
4 laborers working on tha lo-al
4 atrrat railway aystam and aa
4 tha Oregon Klwrtrlc la about to 4
bagin work Inalda tha city Dm- 4
4 Its with a large craw of man. It a
4 waa davinad advlsabla tq take tha
4 attp against radical apaakara.
4)
AUEH BILL CORE
FOR FINANCIAL ILLS
NOW IF THE DINING
CARS WOULD ONLY PASS
THE FRUIT OUT FREE!
over
Sewer System Being Built.
(Special to Th Journal. I
Dallas, Or., May 25. Work has been
begun on the sewer, which is to be a
mlla In length, and when completed, will
practically serve the whole town. - Tha
: astlmated cost is $12,000. The city
council is contemplating putting in a
septlb tank for the purpose of disposing
of the sewage in place of using La
Creole creek as at present.
WOMAN'S REQUEST FOR
DIVORCE IS REFUSED
Iva Brown Itatton waa rafuel a di
vorce from har husband, Rosa Hatlon.
whom aha had sent to tha rockplla thrae
days after their marriage, yesterday by
Prealdlng Judge Kavanaugh. Tna
ludge'a reasons ware not given, but an
investigation is bring tnada by tha court
aurroundlng tha condltlnna existing be
tween tha woman and Hoes and Hteve
Hatton. Roaa Hatlon. tha huaband. waa
sentenced to 90 daya for beating the
woman! Ft eve Hatton waa releaeed
irum tna county jail Thurxday from a
charge of larceny preferred by tba wo
man.
Tha woman testified that Ross Hat
ton whipped her tha next day after they
were married. This also occurred th
second snd third days after tha mar
nage. on tha third day aha made
complaint against him, which resulted
in the rnrkplle sentence. From the evl-
aence yesterday, both men have been
living Jn rooms furnlsbed by tha wontan
.u witness icaunea ana never saw
me men work.
Dlvorcea granted In the afternoon aes
alon of court were: J. W. Ellis from
Missouri c. Ellis, cruelty: Addle H
Moylan from R. J. Moylan, desertion;
iiy ii. tveDO irom J. N. Webb. ri.
sertlon; Rltta Hay from Edwin Mav
cruelty; Nettle Brown from John Brown,
ucbci i,u, neoecca b. Towson from
iravis jowson. crue tv. ai.i.i.i.
'""" rom ueorge Tollman, deser
BAUERWAERTS TRIES
TO BLAME PUTNAM
(United Pre Lased Wire.)
luverside, cal., May 25. Attempts to
shirt the burden of a murder charge to
tna snouldera of M. E. T. Putman.
Frank Bauerwaerts, accused of the kill
ing of Mrs. Harriet Guyot of Portland
and Miss Julia Francois of The Daljea,
ur., teaiiriea in his own behalf.
Putman, Bauerwaerts testified, failed In
an attempt to Induce one of the women
to go to hla camp in' the Chuckawalln
mountaina to live, and that March J7,
he ahot and killed both. Bauerwaerts
declared that he was unable to protect
the women because he Was unarmed.
and he fled. He was on. the way to
Yuma, Ariz., to report the affair, when
ha was arreated, he claimed. Bauer
waerts admitted ha buried, the women's
bodlea, saying- that Putman Interrupted
his flight and compelled him to do the
work. Putman. who furnished the in
formation on which Bauerwaerts was
arrested, probably will be recalled to
the stand.
furrancy H.forrn" waa lha lpl
ahlrh inil tha all'Mlnn of tha
Itealty flar4 at tha resuiar luncheon
at the Multnomah hotel rreterAay sft.r
nnon. Tdwaid W ('ooklngham, of lha
l-.M k THton hank, aas tha prlnrlpa
speaker ,
Mr. lvklnham aiiroe1 tha ao
called Aldrleh rurremr H1 without rea
ertallon. declaring that Ita enactment
Into law would cure all the Ilia of tha
American currency em Ha ex
plained at length and minutely tha three
fundamtnial defect in nur ranking and
currency ayatem. and showed how the
Aldrlch bill would cure. ra h defect.
-Va hava plenty of money." aald Mr.
Cnoklngham, "but we don t know how
in u aa It. Our hanka and tha United
gtataa treaauty aia overrun with gold
and alHar, but wa hava no credit cur
rency. r
The country never will have a e-fen
Hflc currency until It devlaea one that
III eipaod and contract to meet the
requirements of trade. Tha European
discount system Is idenj. Thers money
riowa wnere u is nei! ir iterun
wants a large amount cf money tha
German Iwnk simply ralaea tha dls
count rata and Ixindon and rarla
promptly send all tha money needed.
Wa have no discount rata. Our rata Is
Joke. Tha Hank of Franca haa not
chanced lis discount rata half a doien
ttmea In 40 years, while lha dlacount
rate In New York frequently changes
40 times In half a dosen minutes.
Mr. Cooklngham declared that lha
Aldrlch currency bill haa bwea indorsed
by every thinking banker In the United
etatea.
Fighting Han Jose Scale.
Salem, Or., May 25. A vigorous
fight Is being wsged in this section
against Pan Jose scale by County Fruit
Inspector Jones, who saya that unless
the orchardjsts succeed in eradicating
tha peat he will cut down their trees.
He recently cut down a half acra of
trees belonging to C. D. Jonea. He
states that the scale is so bad in some
sections that there la a probability of
it being neceaaary for him to destroy
fully 100 acrea of trees-
Crowds attend Oaks Kink theea daya
t-L 1 - L
rrt.l Tk. Journal I
North Vaktma. Waah. Mav
ti Hellevlng the beat teat of
tie pudding la chawing tha
String, tha North Yakima ami
Urandrlew Commercial cluha ara
working In l.ava fruit of tnls
valley aervad exclusively on
Northern Pacific dining cars, at
leaat through tha valley, and If
lualbla. throuchout tha entire
Una Tha fruit growers would
furnish apricots, poaches andi
othtr fruits In season free to tha
railway, provided tha railroad
people make It clear that tha
fruit la Yakima grown, thua
dlapxlllng tha eaelern Idea whlna
many paesenvere have that Irri
gated frutt la tasteleaa.
PARK FOR ALBERTA
DISTRICT IS URGED
At tha laat meeting of the Killings-
worth Avenue Improvement club, at
htch delegates of tha Woodlawn aa
wall aa tha Alberta Improvement clubs
were present, a protest against tha Inac
tivity of lha council Inprovidlng a park
for tha Alberta district waa Introduced.
They argued there aheuld be a park and
playground for tha children. Petitions
had been signed before, but not heeded.
Peninsular is too distant, they held, and
Alberta being tha more settled district,
they feel they have been alighted. As
to the new sohool building, a ideation
on Nineteenth avenue, Twenty-second
and Alnsworth streets waa recom
mended to the school board. AU the
three clubs Indorse tha proposed new
bridge for Vancouver, but want the
bridge landing on .Union avenue, and
not on Patton avenue, ss that location
would serve the most people, they de
rlare. As to the rarllne on Killings
worth, the committee reported that pro.
ceedlng running smoothly. ,
At a eperlel mealleg held reelerda
efterwooa. lbs cur nll eerlea com.
Mtiaaioa oidarad turnaiiua u. ajarpdr
to reinstate! as chief easier waa ef
it-.e city water detriment. Tha actloa
of u,a roatmlaaiua was lakea agajaa
lha alahta af alais Huskllglit who
Ms chairman. Aa a reault of tola ac.
lion Murikr la entitled la pay at 111
a Hwnih for the past five inoathe due
ng aklh be haa been euapeaueu vj
older of tha water beard.
Murohva diemleeel waa ordered by
lha bward last ecetiibar after tha Invar J
had Investigated charge brought to lla
ettaation by Mayor liuehilsht and Water
I'uminlaelonar ? rank W. Winn. At that
lima II waa undei aloud that a clvl
service emiiloye could be dlaoulaaad aim
Plr ' for lha good ut the aervlce" . anJ
that nu oihar apecUtratlen waa paces
aery In lha notice of diamlaaal,
Marphy Aypeala Caaa.
Murphy appealed to tha civil aervlce
comtnlaaloa to be telnatated. He made
tba plea, by hla alleraey. that the charge
against him was too Indefinite. The
comruleatoo look the aame view. Chair
man P. L. Willis of the commission.
and John K. Logan and A. J. Armstrong
the other two members, aald that at
it one speclflo act ahould have been
charged agalaat tha accused ao he would
know what to delVnd himself agalnat
Mayor Ruahtlght declared emphatic-
ally laat night that ha would not per
mlt Murphy to work for tha city., if
all that la required ta to file specific
charge against htm.
I will file plenty of charges, said
the mayor, 'and I will bring witnesses
le prove them Tha only reaaon th
board made the chargee general and
ordered Murphy a dismissal 'for tha good
of lha service, waa to let him down
easy, on account of the fraternal orders
with which he la affiliated."
Mayer Makes Cbargaa.
Tha chargea originally brought be
fore the attention of the water board
by Mayer Kuahllght were that Murphy
accepted a check for 11!. tl from a Junk
dealer for material aold by Murphy.
The mayor saya this material conalsted
mainly of lead taken from discarded
service mslns. Ha contends that It waa
he property of the city. Murphy aald
be did not consider the lesd belonged to
anybody.
The lead waa taken from old pipe
connections that, had been replaced by
he city. The old connections were psld
for by the property owners. The mayor
akea the view that alnce the city re
placed them the discarded pipe belonged
to the rlty.
Murphy admitted the sale of the lead
to the Junk dealer, J. I-evo. Thla man
ml his wife testified that Murphy hud
sold lead and material to hltn on four
other occasions.
An Investigation of the accounta of
tha water department recently disclosed
the fact that 58.000 pounda of Wd were
ahort. Thla lead at 6 cents a pflund was
worth close to 11000. Nobody knows
what became of this lead, though the
mayor haa stated he believes it waa
tolsn.
' ael aalda eu.ar fee4 ef (lew afMtae
fas aa Or aaaiail la Ike targe tH4.
lag )ual etepJste4 teee far Ike lg
land a how la ka fc.lj Navaa.ew I Ml,
aad Will A. Campbell. eers4ary af Ik
Kertaweet Oevelupsaaat teegtee. la kef e
today le es If the atal la ailiiag la
provide the ei nihil. .
I'romlaeat raliraad rfWiela 4e
called atlenllea l lha fart, th( Oeagea
haa mlaeed an any opaatrl unit lea lev a4-
vertlee its r-aoura aa U4 skews, af
lha peal. aa4 l la baltaved Us I (kalf
edvite to pay mere atlaetlua la auck
aihlblla will ka hee4e4 by Ihoea la
power to provide fur aa exhibit. It
la laid lhal Uaveraee Waal Is allUag
lo give hia beertieet Indoraemeei t aa4
support for repreaealallen al Mlaae
awia. reen northeast slstea aad Alaska
will be laara ana ethlblla aa4 ll la
fall Ikal Oeexea aaaa4 aklaa y i
abeeasa Mr. Cassvi Ms taasa tse
aatlae- a auk tba rwiWa-l Cesaa-tla
slab aa4 Ua tiiagtea leieleaasa
tsagaa 4
Aaia freai ial treat Ug Ua a
him la the esklWt. Mr taaaabaU ta
alaa bey rrglag far lb Nectkweel
alaMaa tee saeellag ta M bei4
la aeuie Jute .. tbt swaalisg wi t
b aueawi4 by HUI a4 r-rr e
ebi I : evMttiei kaaaara aag an,e.
a saaa fraea- Mlaaeaia aad e'l
tesea, wba. aa Ua aaeeelag af
, will aaiaad ibetr ler I I heir apa.
rial Irala I fwtuad l a las haa
real Iv al selabeallea. Tba parly will r
asata aalU lbs tae.iag f Jwaa II
If a w eaa a a la aeeble la refyrsa a
saaa deriag te.iUbii aae II aevae be
abl la 4 it after twerritf e. a
Tke Cni'ttj Iliai Coltirater.
GtlArVtTfsaraeai Uarbi ta I be weeU.
mm bueae ae rwiueeiaa ant aa
basse cwlMvels eee t ee4 wedi ebu4 tea
waa It) aa U gtwwwd kw b at aaaaiwe,
saa eve aaee la aw kvM Ibaa ail awe ask
U aaaikwaa. bewj s foe awktal saa4
iM cwrwlaia. Areata eaaksd. . ,
J. C ItOBMKB. Mfs- kwva. Oeeawa.
THIS InitJtution Ukct prlda in trie fact that it cnablea
Its patrons to deposit their fundi juit as they receive
them' from time to time, no matter how. often or
how Urge or small the sum. The llibemla Savings Dank
alwajm handles the smallest account with the tame con
sideration as it does banking business of the largest
volume.
HIBERNIA SAVINGS BANK
"A Conservative Custodian" .
Open Saturday Evenings from Six to Eight
Corner Second and Washington Streets, Portland, Or.
TUALATIN VALLEY ACREAGE
Splendidly located near Portland, on United Railways; fast train,
week-end ratei, commutation tickets. Near town of North Plaina.
Electric light, pure water, improved itreeti, modern buildings. Ideal
location for
FRUIT FARMS, DAIRY FARMS. BERRY FARMS. POULTRY
FARMS ,
ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN SMALL INDUSTRIES
For literature write or cat at office of
RUTH TRUST COMPANY
Main 5076, or A 3774. 235 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon.
Orford Healthy Spot.
(United Pr" loused Wire.t
London, May 25. The village of Or
ford, Suffolk, clalma to be the healthiest
spot in Europe. Of the tit inhabitants.
7 are over 70 years of ago and the
agea of 14 or them aggregate 2000
years.
NOW IS SEASON FOR
FINE GOOSEBERRY PIES
Gooseberry plea are the latest for tha
Season.
Supplies of berries sre very heavy at
this time, and the price has reached
the lowest level of the seaaou. Canning
time la at hand and the fruit Is of ex
cellent quality.
7 ' OREGON HOTELS OREGO.V HOTELS
Miss Bweetzer Promoted.
Olympia, Wash.. May 26. Mias Grace
Sweetser haa been appointed assistant
state librarian to succeed Josephine
Holgate who is to be married to Stata
Representative Hubble of Yakima, next
week. Miss Sweetser is city librarian
of Belllngham.
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Hi 'e,rz
WrnlBMrt I eiWSfiie
r r i s is
RctPojalaT,
Hotel
l .i.'iaVifiiNJMi-i'in.n.'ri
RRIGATI0N COMPANY
BOND REPLACES CASH
At Fountains & Elsewhere
Ask for
"HORLICR'S"
: : Tha Origins, and Genuine
HALTED MILK
Tha Food-drink for All Ages.
, At restaurants, hotels, and fountain.
Delicious, invigorating and sustaining.
- Keep it oa your udeboarc at hornet
Dcci't trave witoout iL
K qnkk Innci prep&red ia a minute,
rtlenoimiution. Just MyOEUCTSL"
Uct la Any ilJUfr Trust
(Salem Bureau of Tbs Journal.)
Salem, Or.. May 26. At a meeting
held yesterday afternoon the deaert
land board accepted a J25.000 bond from
the Central Oregon Irrigation company
to Insure the maintenance and rebuild
ing, when necessary, of the flume used
in connection with the company's proJectJ
in central Oregon, ana returned to the)
company the 123,000 cash guarantee
fund which had been put up by the
company. This exchange was made at
the request of officers of the company
who assured the board that the money
would be used In the completion of the
dam and north canal, now under con
struction. The company officials re
ported that about 128,000 has already
been spent on the dam and north canal
and that the work Is being rushed as
rapidly as possible.
THE PORTLAND
DELIGHTFULLY locat."
ed In the center of
the city. Convenient
to the' shops, theatres and
urban cara. Popular Grill
and Dining Room, famed
for their excellence. Euro
pean. J1.50 upwards.
0. 3- KATJTSIAirjr, Manager
1st Prize $100
3d Prize $ 50
2d Prize $75
4th Prize $50
The balance of $500 to be divided among the contestants according to merit.
These prizes will be awarded to the persons forming the
LARGEST LIST of WORDS
from the letters used in the words
HOEL MULTNOMAH VSSffil
WORK TRAIN BUSY
BALLASTING RAILROAD
(Bperls! to Tha Journal ) ' .
Chlloquin, Or, May 2S. With a work
train and crew of 40 men making head
quarter here things have taken on a
prosperous appearance and the people
are looking forward to' better days for
this and of ' Klamath . county. , The
wtik tram haa been here a week. The
big shovel haa been set upon the new
gravel, pit' at the mouth of Sprague
river and the train crew la engaged In
hauling gravel for ballasting tha track
north of bare. . ; . '
fi
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AQssy eCa V
We are taking this means to help get this fast growing district before the
. general public, and it will pay you to participate in this contest. ;
"these prizes will be paid with credit certificates redeemable as first payments
on any of our property situated in the North Union Avenue district.
RULES OF CONTEST
No. 1 Do not use proper names. Only such words as on,,
to, in, at, into, nation, etc.
.No. 2 Do not use the letters in any one word you form '
oftener than they, appear in the words North Union Avenue.
No. 3 Write your list of words on one side of the sheet
with pen and ink. o v :'
No. 4 Write your name and address plainly. .. . ,
No. 5 See5 that your list is mailed to us within five days. J
It costs you nothing to try You may be glad you made an effort. Address
RY-CO;
SALES DEPARTMENT, 267J4 OAK ST, PORTLAND, OR.
When answeing kindly mention, this paper.
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In size, appointments, service
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to the discriminating traveler
every comrort ana convenience
found only in the best hotels of
ine east. Mine storlea of ateel
and concrete, with 725 rooms
and suites palatlally furnished,
with ratea from $1.60 to 15 per
day, E u ro p e a n plan. Motor
'busses meet all trains and
steamers.
K. 0. BOWZBI, Manager,
3. VL BBOWHZXiXi, Asst. Mgr.
HOTEL
PERKINS
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IN 1M HEART Of THE CITY
DON'T WAIT
UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE
MAKE RESERVATIONS
NOW FOR
Rose Festival
JUNE 10-15
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The Hotel BoWers
Glerentb and Stark its. Under New Management
high class hu-
orrera all tha conveniences of a
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- pian, ti.vu per or-up.-American pian, -too.
, Famous for Its grill, a la oarte and table d'hote,
i service at reasonable, prlcea. . Special rates to
-permanent gueata. . ,.--t - ...
j F., P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER P.
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Oregon
Hotel
; Portland, Oregon.
Wright & Dickinson Hotel iCo
. Prop.- - . - '
Hotel
Seattle
; . Seattle. Wash.
Wright & Dickinson Hotel Co,
Both hotels centrally located, modern in every respect and con.
ducted, on the European phm. : ::-x , . . v y') x.