The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1912, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE tl. Hit.
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IN WE REALM FEMININE
Eivnts in Society
U laf-e,tl IMI Um l1 Wl
lag far ia B-a.'sr mm
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1. 1 1. IMlM UtlUlll
I ! & iHM ll !--
s.a ! ip i is. vU
tmmlrt a it fatae l 4la' t4i
! in fr !:.
UhIm It valuta ef Itla ae aa
riia m :iai it
!: Il r far w4Lr af.
MA. JAMe. lUKBt itlwtiuH
Ufnai:y u !&
U evr ladar t ! Mr
l A. Vtnuat, f af i4lea-
aM ivlaaet Vara an. V ft. A. U
llr4, h tU b Is. ct-aig af k
fr rKtviim iiia fi J air i
)etfe la ttii im4i a tare
UM.
Al the lUrreyA.
A nannber ( -vrllte fusste efe4
lb luiwheo whleh M' alert) f
Mu sv reel r4r l liarr
la honor r alls Yaw. Affc(r !
la nV colonel ! (b poL t"f fa
fovrwea r Ul4 at ih labia. bitll
full decked U deep tlu C!rtrj
IVfMMl Xoi.
Mr. J. M. Kltieoii probably ra
ni In for knottier fertolfnt lit
bou sues! of Mr. sod Ura. J. O Utill
i
llajlelt Xlaiwell I eirxttrd l relura
lomimo w from Itillllpe Kieier ArJ
rn r, wher he aluilrnl Last aialer
Mr. and Mi Ueorc Metl. f
til. who hav been In California for
cm we., ar alao tipected mor row
lo pa4 oia lui lt guest of
Mr. and Mr. A. 1 afaiwelt.
i
John 8. Oa-en. of Eau Cialr. Wia. ha
been lb cut of hi ton ani taui hiir-
In-law. Mr r(t Mr Frank U Uvea,
for a fw dara Mr. Owan and hla too
ra laavlnf thl evening for a hort
ojoura In California.
Mr. Harlow Kav. wlf of Ueutrrant
Kay, of th Marylamt. la allll In Port
land, whr h la ktopplna; at lb C'h
lerbnry apartmenia.
Mra. Edwin I). Whitney ba her
truest her roualn and huaband, Mr and
Mr. Cbarlra F. IUmer, of Chicago,
who ar leaving; for their horn nnt
week by way of th Tellowaton. Mis
Helen Whitney, a ho ha bean In Ix
Annlri with Xlr Alice Cn and Mlaa
Katherln Hint, will Join Mra. f B.
Ja kaon. after ah ljl(a Lake Tahoe.
and riturii In comrny with her and her
ion, rilll'.p Jacknen.
Mlna Kate Kelly and Mlaa Tansy
Maurer. of Kucene. left today by steam
er for I.o Angelea wher they will
spend trie aummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer V. Carpenter kn.lj
dauyhler, Nancy Jn:ie. are enjoying; tho
nea breezea at Klk rrek. Cannon
Be-ach, for a month.
s
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Craw have
r Cw Katkl . tvk
t. W. Uk afcallJ
ti I ! (aaay, raa k iimc a.
i r u a (taiii. r. .!.
4 It 4 Masj t U. aM, r !
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a vwa tM.a., a , t J. ail a. ..L. a ...at af PrtaiU.
a ' . . . .
llaaar, al ataartla
Ua4 la jj4 atl- aa T
I - a Mlaa kt4 alaaaaf
t4H, Of,
tl I sk 'ad tf k4 K v.
naa aaa ait. f ctaUa. MaaL. ar l
L-M lu..l,ki ki a &ka.a .J
r. im Btf. iwrni a -,. ( MWttav
alia. aim MUA M. I ' J .a a Oa.a, f lb eat aa-
t.4.(4 fr-aa . lai I 1'jl,ja,, i,ka isa.4 4a la Ik
. iar a4 ! k4lii;lltltr, gu liaire, l. aa4 T. C
Mka fka.l fcalafcrwat a ! jartisaa, Ma-UJa. I. al l
Vka.f fir ' fwtiaa-1
aj j r- A. Mat. af a aser asiaa
lTtrif n tit UMlf4. ! ' . wtl. ar i
ia mu r.a a i. iKtia.
Mu-a Iwtta Clark iaiia4 wiia
fir lU af fl
lag fe- Ik ktaaadta af Mia tttit
(. f Lav Aaala. a aa la las .(
f aa ewia, W'S-a Uraaia flwiit4
2a aAJilia) I la fl pi lea.
klkaa ( kf M. MsU ia4all
a4 tatl faleia.
Mr. A. at ttalUrftata, ke' atle'.
isl Mle Iva&aeil, at laatlaf tiy I
r aval a ant It Jl I at Ik tluitr44
cauiirr keae al Iae liUM air Hut-
Iaffial4 'U Jwia Ikirn aai M .: I
Thewir fart;,
Jams Ravadlre talerlalaaa guae't
al dliuier a ad I he Mailt fe lUaiialta
ttoatii la 1a heal Tblbg " lal t
w
ICa4ta4 for St. HrW HaU.
Mia ElaaUod V. Itrldgbam, af Do
er. M. tw waa gr.lut4 from lh
New eeglaad rokaarvktory af Must la
II. has accepted a Iranian aa head of
lha I'lanufurl dtparlaaanl al Bt Helen a
Hail. Mlaa Una gram foe ua time
tet ha keen a ring aa aasistaal II-
brarlaa al Iba New l.i gtatij Concrt.
lory, lib I on of a large nutcir of
raduale of Ibl ! hnoaa lluslua
tuatltutloa who l.e been ierlJ Ibl
spring 10 very dcliable t la e In west
ern avhool and rollege.
w w
AtiJaoeiBrrmriilt Matlr.
rllmlnary announcement Ka been
sen! out for tl. nineteenth annual out
ing of lb Maaaruaa al Ml Hood. July
11 to ! On lb outing rsmmlltre for
Ibl year ar franela Itenefltl. chairman.
Mia Agnea fliimmer. Ir. Ola Aklo.
H II. Klddell and II If I'rouly.
PERSONALS
RoSert Orr. ownager of th Alle
gheny Electric cotnpany. of Plttaburc.
Ta . la al the Multnomah.
J. II. flweetaer. maker of vault an.1
ear a, of Lo Angeles, I a gueat al
Iba Multnomah.
Henrietta Crormsn. leading lady at
the Helllg. and Mle r rancea Hhnrt and
Albert Urevn, of New Vork. ar at the
Multnomah.
Georga P. Edward, publisher of the
(.oaat Hanker, of San Kranclico, I a
guest at th Multnomah.
Among th out-of-town hanker wh-
ara attending the lregon I'a-.I.ere' aa
C A iaktklL aaf a af
UUaifie. t'aaaAe, kt aaalber, Mr W.
A. t a ad Mia rviee tkaaaklaa
ar at Ik hartlaaaV
lea-kaa) I'tiaaer, a atbaJag aaa f
lad.iUe, aa.4 If, ar -tail4 al
Ik kWward.
(t A. Tkbtber. a blaea an a f C
tea. I regtaierad al Ike sasiri.
U M Ik ell ksxtaa caaaar
nM af Aetarta. I iegilr4 al Ik
aWaaid
U C 1-a.jer. a reealaeal ranch awa
er of Ike Tl l-ke aarlkaa, sad wlf.
are al lb ai4
tt J C. JaJaa cal ar fr
a lire4l cuankay, la a gueel al
Ik eaiA
H K. tafc.e and A. K Wad. pim
taeal bualaeaa raea, ef fto.kfar4. III.
ar al lb keaerd.
r. J'Zibrg. a raollall! af Ablag.
don, Ylfgieia. t reglattrad al lb
rd.
Mle fual N Clark, af Seaalda. I
apekdlBg a few day lo th city, a guoel
I Ik lidClll
A It. Iiaicham. the well knova fmll
grwaer of MusUr. la a guest at lb
llaaera
Mi l r Jon. and daughter, of
l-enir. r regteleied al the tlowr .
Henry ulgrr. a bus lira maa of lial
veatun. Teas, la ieg!lerod al th
Itoarr.
Jt. U. Ap lrt.). a Itmlxrnan of Kal-
n.a, I reglstried al lb Atmi
Oeurge M ftetens. a buatnera maa
of Malt l.ike. Is a guest st th Annas
r. V- Wiener, a huernees man Of Kpu.
kne, I registered at lb Annri.
Icelle Ituiler. the well known banker
of Hood Hirer, la a guest at th I'er
kin. .
J 11. fiarrelt. a merchant of Klamath
rails. I reglateird al th Pcrktna.
II T. (slu. a lumberman of Port
Townaend. la reatetarrd al lha I'arklna
' . M Jlsrnett. former mayor of
Waaco. Or. Is registered at th I'erktn
J. A. Woeer. a capita llet of Vln!v..
"ii. la rrgisterel t tb I'erklna.
Charles L Wlcklat.d. a real estate
dealer of th-holl. Dr. I at th Per
kins. .
Chrle J. Sunin, a retired merchant
of Jacksonville, and family, ar regis
tered at the t'rrklns.
I trowel.
h waavee lb gtrl ttk kda a4 Wl
ftagef area keel I walk lag,
Tk (iltl U galkerad of aaare-a, a ad
lb la Uia t if a rd of kay
Iftsk laaeeltaa) alll avava I ba)l
. a4 Ibl b:a Ika friit
MB Uleet Ua la aetka-etr U uiaii anr eUikielw
aUe miL id al Ika ! ,r -- -.fr or naeai
Dainty Work for
Deft Fingers
TUB very
Ik aid
aad gr
kwHaea,
gra4 I a lal l He. . wan mum kat u
aa w k ! . wega. . fi
aa rw aeaa lie ea4. with Ik I .rea er. mi ai anef
addllka) of a .lar4 .bod i Tkee aj (-
area la . klla ar tua earwa Iba kak- rHlued "k la a 4.11. ale
giwaad klle aM b daoarlle werkad
l la deluai ru 1 saw aa auie
lla lllil aaeaary la Ibl awadel cart lad
awl ia i tor al iak aad aiil Tk
frill f rise lawa aad 4d wltn Irta
crckl la. a about aeva aAt eaekalf
lacks wM. aad Iba ler was plan
rUed a lb )g aad aiabrotaerod
is isfciie.
4
easbratdcrod la aklla. ik baarfcgiawad
s lea aMtkral ief 4 la eatta atilt k aad
jglisk ereial. aila him a4 U e
tualUa of fla la
I raa latagU. batw ir aiurh I his
lately aearf asuld k SiVeid a
gift, aad ISt I really aaly reaaaa
befwr MtikM falk IM tagM Ur
M ea.ketaey gaMlfkl
k'aagkl lat rtf wlla " Oatioaaalr
4 affeal. Alt Uaaw ke.
laegkl. ikeeeeW w1kf tl la4f e
la Ika baufal ejkaik
T b ika Pl W, If Ibl
I kA al -a l il I aaa k -kl
e h kadastkif aad fml I
aaaUk ka4k la aaatar a we)lie. aa
lMsiMliy ok ere lb k4 I lH
ready I a ear.
Tk HkMer UV U k
be Ml suiw, lb satlar mil ad
laik4. a.4iag aader M f a4
klaaiad a4 laiker awaar i lbs eati
Ik ti wr aefaiaiciy a !(.
aad e haadkeevklef kde a 14 en at
I ke!4 gaad bar ale Wiik laa
lkr dtklliKLIir la dlflMeal calw
a reaaaa- I IM eeergae aa eia Kaaa aaas
14 t-e ta4 krieil alia Ik dree a i
Out of the Mouths of
Dabes
ktke Jabaar rws ya 4 I
yw ittaliiitf
Utu T-iy a. aajj I ('
bey s4 all ta kaea.
Ileari Mkeu4, ar I Me
a4kr Uak af ekf If rffet
I far eerr utaeh leaa If aae . sea al.elr -. a stag a akila ar. aeaer IUI.
nk dull i aad rfty real
buy iltl pretty artkt. bul II wag a
a lu.pl aay girl owuld fasblaw II for
beiaelf l la ibaa I.
Tb bn af laaa coal I la aatblng.
aad a yard af odgtag al a dallay will k
ufflcln for Iflnualag Th dalaly
atbroldery a Iba rr woald Ue eul ef
Iba a, -el loa ualaa aae a killed In
suck slllchlag, bat aa smkroUlarad i
baodkercbiaf. aay al a dallay nd a half. (
if out diagoaaliy. wwuld pe-old rr '
fer lao frills Tber you ar. all read) I
for adding, and without lb !l bit
aad U wlillag I be -Ual r-a itar far otery sba. aavd. of
Th rllefteg I laii aMl reeleaarea. a beadkerehlef I saakrb keld
daeeralleg lb eada the balfcTMr pee fra Ik eoal rfcl
M4b Hfcee dl fWv r lit
Jl Meal r I a aay fT
"Heaeid " set 4 ika llia, r yoej
geiag la va awaUier. Ilka )r fslbee,
a kaa va grw uy f
" Wa. taaaaa, aaeee4 He r4- T
gal eg ia b a wwilee
-V k ?" 4artad Ik yetd vial ibr,
"t'aa ye( aay lka aH Iktag
raea te kla aba alia." Ik reJy.
awi a ia ajBjaMagwwaBamMaaewsjaawawaja)
kO aUH'l 1 1
ICOFFEg
fosjettcVem
Mistakes in Bidding
at Auction
A re11y cood cup of cof
fee ii a ne ver-io b-for-gottcn
plcaiure. Every
day of your life yru-4r
aitured of deticiout cof
fee when you buy Golden
Weil Steel Cut Coffee.
Dy H.
Koater.
r
aaaaaaask I I C .. a
acx-latlon ae.slona. and who are reyU- -E-"" " ra . ro io ortlir.
trd at tha Multnom.h hotel, are J..me I u'"'ln- ".I If hi. declaration
Hlng.ld. of the f. S. National hank of I t,mpJ ,' l1'ow "I" rr1-
Denver. Fred Herr. of tho Anglo-ln- !" ' "1"" ,uU or lo how lhl
don-Iarla bank. Han Kr.nolaco; 8. E .h i 'o" "verag all round h
Albeck. of th Natlor.al City bank New b doul,,le1 " 'ona player.
Tork: John K. Washburn, of the Con '" P'r.,n,V th, CT,P?"'? X
tln.ntal Commar.-I.l Xatlnnal !,., UUt lt lth tt.Oa Who
... - " vaaitn. v US"
cago; Oeorg N. O Hrln. American Na
tlonat bank, San Oanclaco; Jess Mc
ABOUT MARRIAGE AND PEANUTS
By Winifred BlaeK.
awOHN If. MARYLKBONE of Some
I where, HoniethlnR. o. L., roa In a
Boclnllft meetlnir In th west thu
I other tilfiht and Unburdened hla
; J 'n1'"! nhout marrlarve.
"Marriage Is a fraud." en Id Mr.
Marylebonc, "and every married man
knows It. The women who have re
fused mo refused me because I was
poor. The modern girl mm rlea the man
v.lth t;.c automobile and turns down the
fellow who brlnars her n bag of peanuts
and an honest love for an evening's
entertainment. ,
Fudge and flddleMlcks. Mr. Maryle
bone. The girls who refused you r-
, fused yon for the same ?ood old reason
' that made your mother refuse tho man
she wouldn't look st after h hrfd seen
1 your father She didn't Ilk you that's
all and Judging from your rpeech,
don't blame her, either.
A hag of peanuts and a loving; lic&rt!
. What a Joyous gift to lay nt the feet
of tho fair. A. man who'd give his
sweetheart peanuts when he could go
j out Into the first vacant lot and pick
a nosegay of plnlc clover blossoms to
; take to her, ought to be refused, and
refused without much of a thank you.
lr; thank you. kindly, either.
Honestly, now, wouldn't you 11k an
. automobile yourself, Mr. MaryleboheT
Whv don't vou set one?
You had th same chance as the
young; fellow who has Just bought ths
latest model end who will take the
sweetest girl lu the world out In lt to
morrow night why don't you do the
same thlngT
Honest and truly, now, don't fidget
away from the answer. The reason
you haven't th automobile is because
you haven't th ability to earn ona,
Isn't lt?
You admire ability, don't you?
Wasn't lt you I heard yelling your
self hoars over a man .who threw th
right kind of a ball out at the game
th othr day? Why did you cheer that
man to the echo and let His brother
walk by without ever looking at him?
He hit the bait, .didn't he, and hit it
at the psychological moment? Well,
don't you suppose a woman likes the
sort of man who gets some of hc
cheer on In a while, too? Why
anouldn t sh7
It Isn't the automobile she In love
with; It's the man who's able to earn
th money to buy the machine that the
girl admires. She Isn't in love with
hln money; she' Irt love with his brain
and hla frit and hi fight and his hard
work. It takes all theso things to make
a aurres In the world.
""iiwn marry me successful men
and turn down the failures." mid one
of your fellows at Uie meeting the
other night.
I could scarcely keep from rlelng an.1
saying. "Well, what of It?" Why
shouldn't women marry the successful
men? Why shdbldn't they love Hem
for the qualities which make succers?
What do I call success? I call suc
cess th geUlna; of the thing you go out
to get thai a success.
Ko the writer success Is to have his
work published and read. Kor the
painter success means good painting
and plenty of it and that's all lt does
mean. Kor tho business man it means
good business with reputation and re-
spect and a little Independent mone In
ine conx. .
Any woman with any kind of (a brain
and anything nt all in tha .rayBf a
heart would marry the man she lovea
if he a as poor aa Job's turkey, and be
thankful to get him but who's going
to love a man who can t do the thing
ne s trying to ao I
how about those peanuts, Mr. Mary
lebone? Were even they the best in
the market, and were there plenty of
mem?
nurran xor me gin wno said no.
i u i an u bub a ueen Biaa or it ever
since.
Marriage a fraud? Not unless the
man and woman who marry are frauds
Dotn or them, and even then It some
times rums out the very thing they
neea 10 mass real people out of them.
j.na.i mui oia Dag or peanuts you
talk ao much about may have been all
right, good Mr.. Marylebone, but whis
per, what about the heart that went
with it? was that all right, too?
T J . 1- . j. .....
i uuuui ii ana bo aia me glrl( or
she'd hav said "Yen" the first time
you ven looked as If you meant to ask
ner.
bid a apade on a good hand th third
player bid Is forced, because th
dealer wants to b pulled out.
But when ther Is no necessity to bid
t all, when your partner's call Is aa
good as nnythlng you can do. when th
adreraary'a bid place th game In no
danger, when your partner Is not In any
trouble, any declaration which you may
make Is a free bid. because you ar
free to pas If you like.
If the dealer starts with a spade, for
Instance, and the second player has
Jusc an ordinary hand, such as he would
bo willing to bid a trick on If he were,
the dealer, but would think twice about
going two tricks, and this second
player calls that suit, It Is a free bid,
and hln partner would be Justified In
thinking tiero was some urgent reason
for making it. To make a declaration
under auc.h circumstances, when there
I, nn occa.-.lon for tt, Is an abuse of the
privilege of pseelng.
Here Is a hand which will Illustrate
how this abuse of the fre bid will
sometimes prove a costly experiment
.. A J 9 O a
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A Complete Slock
ALWAYS TO
OP
Silk
Gloves
13E FOUND AT
femwn$
309 Morrison St.
orr. POSTOFFICE
Tost no more itan k
Vft "lonf Wfar out" tl foge nd. Y
7vS' Ind cch Tr confiin 1
f flvj xf "" A Guarantee that Guarantee
AJty y I " new niir frte" if the 'upi" wear j
j'4LyS I ., 1 out ke'orc the glove. "Kiyter" l
muss ff ju jyr ( gloves mean assurance of quality J
wn ffwJUf, JL VlJ nd reliability. f
4uPJf "''1 4 way to Utl U'ieBtria
I I A "l,c ,n the hem" for the name
- Jr Jtfirl fV I l Vi "K,vse" t s there for your
ly r4fVi U V Flection.
lrJ A '1 Don't accept the W aa
IK M l go' ..
I I I 3rr" Glorea cost bo mora I
( I Ij nrJ ar worth doobl.
( I BHH 811k Qlwtrwt ' 1 1
v A I 60., TB... tl.00. $1.26, tl.80 J
"VA It 'n 11 I I LNf Silk Olarw M-J
vSk. I ii v I TB.,tt-oo,ii.a8,Bi.BO,$a.oo AJ
f -1 rM TASjkk i a' ty a Aae Jjr
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AIOS 2
1 VV THE
LaycF '
Cake
is sure to be light, tender,
evenly raised and of just
the right texture if you
useJRurnford.
The roost delicate fla
vors are not injured
Cakes are better in every
'way when you use
WHOLESOME
BAKING POWDER
The Best of the dab-Grade Baldjtfj Powders No Alma
The dealer began with a apacJe and
A made a free bid of one heart, which
T promptly passed, thankful that lie
had escaped the necessity of making
forced bid on hearts himself, which
he ctalnly would have done had A
passed.
On the play A waa set for 80 points.
because he had to ruff the second spade
led, and all he made was four of his
trumps and the ace and king of clubs.
Had A passed, as he should have
done when the dealer called a spade,
giving him a free bid. T would have
declared the heart and he would have
been set for ISO points, as his contract
to make seven would have failed by
three tricks. All he could have made
would hav been three trumps and a
spade-.
This difference In the result, with
the same cards, is due to the difference
in the position of the opening lead.
If Y played the hand B would start
th diamonds and force, T at once. Y
would lead two rounds of trumps, ace
first, to get two for on and to 'pro
tect his spade suit.
A would win the second trump trick
nd pull two more frotn Y with his
king and queen, and then force out Ys
last trump with the diamond and get
In with the clubs, after losing one spade
trick.
S Radiate your real beatrty adds
pwithful. lovely complexion, and won't
CARMEN
Complexion Powder
Is tmltke other powder One and haiuilesa.
It soften th skin and benefits th tissues
Instead of ruining them. A fascinating
frngranc aad a tint for Try complexion.
Whiu, Pink, Ortam and Fink. At
tmvr Druggitfi mmd Dtpartmtut Star.
2otJ4 Su Me,
I Carmen Cold Cream S
enow-whfte non-sticky aoften &
and aootnaa the akin. tSotmitSc M
Stafford-Miller Company,
CIS OUr Street,
T. LOUIS. MO.
What The Home Telephone. Is
Doing for You
Our Telephone
GiH-This Is Her Picture
PS
1 ife if - Ji. I
S m r f am a Crf
-wan np a javiy, j
It gives Portland the best
telephone service In the
world. It gives this quality
of service cheaper than any
other company. It gives a
service known only to the
speaker and the hearer. It
gives competition in the
quality of service rendered.
The legislature, the council
'or a public service commis
sion can fix. the rates. Can
these bodies make the serr
ice efficient, cheerful, prompt
and accurate? No. This
can only be done by compe
tition. Monopoly breeds ty
ranny. Competition regu-
Never gets tired at es the quality of the serv
er "fiin-t" .
v. i . r- . 1 i-
ice. tompeimon maiccs eacn
company give better service.
The Home Telephone com
pany stands between you
and the unendurable condi
tions of monopoly. What
are you doing for the Home
Telephone Company?
Why annoy th telephone ajlrl and
waste your tlm and patience? Use
the Automatic Telephone.
She never
sleeps nor
talk back
Her nerve
re ttrel
She peals alt
language,
twenty-four
hours a day,
every day
in the year
She never,
strike .
THE AUTOMATIC
TELEPHONE t,
. t-.y-i
"The more yon use me, the better'
you will like me."
OREGON HOTELS
WOMB
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Ran Trflnriaro. June 51 The
of the delegates to the eleventh biennial
convention of the 'General "Federation of
Women' clubs, which convenes June 25,
reached here today with the arrival
from Los Anreles of Mrs. Josiah Evana
Cowles, first vice president, and- Mrs.
FranK j. . tmiek. 'correspondina eecre-
tarjr of tha federation. Tonight tha spe
cial train, bearing; Mrs. Philip X. Moore,
president of th federation, and other
officers, is dua-t-i'
Up, to today mora than 1000 delegates
hav sent in credential cards and have
toeti assigned at stata naadqnartera. Jt
la expected that at least S00O women,
representing nearly every tata In h
Union, win b present whaa the con
ventlon t called to order. rA
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. Under new management' '
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, - E. FRANZETTI, .Proprietor , .
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ON TILLAMOOK BAY
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Information. Bend tt to tha Bay
City Land Company, Portland.
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There's a time corning AND THAT IN THE NEAR FTJtf
TURE when BAY CITY will surprise the most optimistic, . Re
member this FACT BAY CITY is the only possible large town
site on Tillamook Bay, where the bulk of the BILLIONS of feet
of timber will be cut.
The deep channel will be completed to BAY, CITY about the
same time as the Panama Canal, immense saw aad lumber mill
and other woodworking plants will hum with industry, the great
dairying products of the Tillamook country will find markets
through BAY CITY, foreign ships will call t Bay City, hundreds
of millions of feet of lumber will, leave Bay City in -all direction,
the picturesque hills surrounding Bay City will be covered wifh
residences, real estate values will advance rapidly and present
INVESTORS WILL REAP' BIO -PROFITS. Call or write for
reasons why BAY CITY WILL BECOME A SECOND PORT
LAND. Lots now selling as Jow as $65 will aell probably ai high
.as $200 to $300 in a' few years." - - vr '
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