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THE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JUNC tl. itlt
Jeff Delights in Spoiling Mutt'a Pleasure
By "Bud" Fisher
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Thursday's News Briefly Sketched
llffln of Hmbuui Iair Orrvrriaf Tttrofhoai Out WoHJ At-r
I'rstTda's 1m u West to 1W
I'nlttrtlff
Falaal TaVt cuafldaaca la i.l
urcM at Ct.kaso U o frl I tut Bt
motored out la C"hr t"h Tlur4a',
and paaaad iha day a ba folf liaaa.
Ttso4v Iloc.aarail haa aWlln4 la
Join In & Haw York Men's Itagua tot
froruaa auffrasa. AMr ila rcnl o
nnunevmaat bf Colon ftooaavait tbal
ha m for tma ssuffraf, Sarratsr
Baadla of tha l I"ia eallatl a( lha for
' mrr praaldaol'a af flea and left a mam
berahip blank (or htm to a!n. but ths
colonal anawarad that ha did not wlah
to avail blmaalf at tbla lima of lha hind
of foe.
Ily a roll rail vota of 0t to HI tha
atala conalltallanal ronranlloa haa ra
Jartad a propoaad amendment lo lha con.
(Hutloo granting oia lo wcma In
Nr liampahlra.
Polrlnc ha did not wlch la b mad
tl laughing stock of lha convention.
Pnnator Borah haa appaalad to hla ad
mlrtre to recall their campaign malaria
and lay aalda their badgaa, alraamara
an. I haltanda tearing lha Ugand "Uorah
for I'raaldanL
Portmaitar J. If. Conrath and RUla
Bank Commlaalonar J. K. flaangar
headed a dalrgatlon nf 20 lladlay ad
mlrera who left Jefraraon City Thura-
ty nlitht on their way to tha Repnbll-
can nauonal convention. They intana
9
la atari a "lladlay (or rreatdeal" bourn.
aut-ieme Juelue llughca l!l but -r
mil hla iam la b ntentluncd In rut.i.r -lion
allh lha Bumliialloa lor (iraMcM
at lha Chicago or.rM!m Akr1 If.
under rartaln rlrcumalanree. ha mlgi l
ol raconaider hla devlalon. ha relie-l
"I have aaid aa juellca of ll.a auprema
court I am rendering public errK and
may ronunua la do a fur auma year,
but Ilia aupraine court muet not ta
dragged Into pot I lire nl no titan l aa
eeecntlal to hla country's aell being aa
la lha Integrity of the rourle."
Ada county voted to retain tha II
rooaod aon by a majority rf ITCO.
Tha fight waged In 8o;ee and lha coun
ter praelaets waa one of lite muat Mi
ter In lha htatory or tha slate H"ire
rolled up a majority for lha ' wet" leiue
thai tha "dry" country preclnrta could
not overcome. P.etume give the !! entied
saloon a larger majority by 1000 than
thry received two years ago. whan an
attempt waa eiada to place tha county
under lha local option law.
HOW THIN PEOPLE
MAY PUT ON FLESH :
Great Ducovery by Eminent
Specialist
Judging from tha countless prepara
tions ana trontments which are omtln
ually being advertised for tha purpose
or maKlnir thin paapie nanny, develop
ing tha arms, neck and bust and replac
ing ucly hollows and anglaa by tha soft
curved lines of health and beauty,
there are evidently thousands or men
and women who keenly feal their ex
cesslve thinness., and It therefore gives
Us real pleaaure to publish herewith a
Impla prescription which, b) correcthag
faulty metabolism and sitmulatlng the
.activity or certain siuiricisn vital or
I frann. oulckly produces a marvelous
i transformation In the appearance; the
Increase in weight frequently averaging
rmm i to t pounds in me nrsi ween,
and very rarely less tnnn z. mis in
crease In weight also carries with It a
Keneral Improvement In the health. Ca
tarrli. dvsDenela and norxouansns. which
nearly always accompanies excessive
thlnneaa. all gradually disappear; dull
eyes become bright and pale rheeka glow
with a bloom or perfect health.
The prescription, which contain no
( dangerous drugs and Is absolutely harm-
I Compound, J oz. Fluid of Baltgyn, 2 os.
Kllztr of Callsa) and enough wnter to
fill an 8-oz. bottle, and can readily be
prepared nv any druggist, une or two
tablesvoonfula should be taken about
20 minutes before each meal. Eat all
you want, but chew your- food thor
OUEllI v.
inquiry develops tna ract mat tnis
rescriptlon is frequently filled at the
oodara-ClarK drug store in this city,
end by other prominent central city
druggists, and we are led by their state.
merits to add the following-;
iOATTTIODT AJthoTurli tha abOT era
aerlntion Is aneanaled for raUerlnr ner
vousness. Indigestion and catarrhal
tronblea. It should not owing? to ita
markable fleab-growlng- properties, be
used by anyone) who does not desire to
Eaatarn.
Evelln Neablt Thaw appeared Thurs
day aa a witness for the state against
her husband, who la endeavoring to
prove In Justice Keogh'a court that he
s now sane and should be released from
the Matleawan asylum. Mrs. Thaw tes
tified that her huaband made a propo
sal In New York lo 1104 thnt they both
commit suicide. lie bad the details
all planned, aha aald. She refused to
accede to hla plan. She testified fur-
her that Thaw had complained to her
(hat the food given him while ha was
In tha Toinbe waa poisoned.
General Edward B. Bra Kg. command
er of tha famous "Iran Brigade" during i
the Civil war, died at Fond du Lac, Wis
Thursday. General Bragg waa D5 years
old. 11a aervod several terms In con
gress aa a Democrat from Wisconsin,
and later represented the United State
In Mexico, Cuba and China. He gained
fame whan. In aecundlng the nomlna
tlon of (Jrovar Cleveland he used the ex
presslon, "We love him for the ene
mles ha haa made."
Tha police of New Tork are searchln
for William Blonn. a woalthy Chicago
promoter who disappeared from a down
town hotel on the morning of Jun
1. On the day before he had received
$250,000 In cash for hla services in set
tllng a claim for J. P. Knight of Cht
cago. it is Doneved he has been mur
dered and robbed.
A teat of the automobile truck as
substitute for the army muln has Jus
been concluded at Madison. Wis., In fa
vor of the mule. The commanding officer
reports: 'The automobile demonstration
has been auch as to warrant the con
elusion that It is unwise and unsafe to
supersede army mules and wagons with
the troops by any other form of loco
motion."
raclflc Coast.
Ludlow Chambers and his three
daughters of San Francisco will re
celve tl, 600,000 as the result of the
settlement of an old lawsuit in St,
Louis. In 1832 Thomas Bentty. grand
father of Chambers, bought the St.
Louis property, but failed to record It.
and afterward lost the deed to the land.
Others took possession of the property
and It was not intll 184S that Beatty,
having; recovered his deed, began suit to
regain the land. After Peatty's death
pat on flesh.) I his heirs continued the suit
xne detention nospuai at son m-an
Cisco holds a man of ipystery in a
middle aged Russian, unable to speak
English and supposed to be Insane, and
who has been living in seclusion for
months on the sea beach. After being
taken to the hospital for examination
as to his sanity, he was searched. Pa
pers In the name of Undritz for wireless
telegraph patents obtained in this coun
try, and money consisting of 146 rou
bles In Russian banknotes and $2073
in United States curneney, were found
in hia clothes.
Through the Aberdeen chamber of
commerce that city is making- an effort
to secure the erection of a pulp mill.
Through government tests it has been
found that the timber of the Pacific
coast is adapted to the manufacture of
paper.
Within tha past few weeks over 8000
range cattle from the Utah ranges have
been shipped Into Baker county and dis
posed of among the farmers, for the
Tuberculosis Medicine
Saved This Man's Life.
Pneumonia is a serious disease, and
often lays the foundation for chronic
lung troubles sometimes Tuberculostt
results. After Pneumonia, or any ser
ious or stubborn cold, it is wise to take
Kckman's Alterative and avoid the
dangers of disease. Read of the recov
ery in this case:
(i .i t. it., c- -nun n
"Gentlemen: I waa suffering from a
very serious abscessed lung, which fol
lowed a bad Attack of pneumonia. My
physician and specialist declared my
case hopeless. I am very thankful to
you and the Almighty God for thn
change of health . your medicine had
brought me.
"I also wish to say that I have fully
recovered my health, having been cured
ior over tnree years.-
tSlsrned affidavit) THOS. REILLY.
Eckman'g Alterative is effective In
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat
"XJ?" Ff2RtZl",.?0iB0; Purpose of building up the cattle Indus
perlmeot elation
Idaho.
Ao Uheirrle4 aeaaull was made by
the defciiM Tl.ura.laf on lha eligibility
as a wltncae of John It Harrington In
the trial vt Clarence I'arrua tor Jury
bribery. KhouM ll.e drfeiiaa be Upheld,
II e (ale e raae agalnal laifow will auf
fcr go-ally, aa Harrington la aelj to t
ll.e ilitk l "huh limy hope lo convict
aftw. Itairtngton had been employed
by Iairow. aed the statutes forbid ll.a
eiamlf.at!in without tha consent of the
emp'oyer of any attorney, or clrtk of an
attorney, coruerning any fact, knowl
edge of a hl h had been acquired In such
caj-a'lly.
"'Iiefaat by the federals In tha ap
proaching battle at liachlmba, 41 miles
aoulh of Chihuahua, will mean ineeee.int
guerilla warfare by the Uexlcan rebela,
according to the assertion of General
WeetMl Oroaoo. The rebel army, la
raae of a reverse, will T divided Into
numerous mobile bands, lha largest un
der tha Immediate control of the com
mander In chief, who also would lake
with Mm the stale official necessary
for tha eetabllshment of the state cap
ital at whatever place General Uroaco
may encamp.
Luther Maynard Jonea, former law
partner of the late Wlillam C. Whitney,
and first secretary of the Tale Alumni
association, was found Tuesday In a
hepltal at London, after a disappear
ance of three years, due to loss of mem
ory, caused by abacess on tha brain.
Jones went to London In connection
with an Important lawsuit, and disap
peared, lie was found by J. H, Qualn, a
UfolonaT friend, after a year's search.
General Oroxco gives out tha state
ment that he will evacuate the city of
Chihuahua ralher than allow Ita real
dents lo be submitted to the dangers Of
a bombardment.
The rebela have changed their minds
about engaging: the federals at Ortlx,
and are placing their cannon In posi
tion to await the advancing government!
troops at Bachlmba. Klght bridges were
blown up north of Ortlx. one of them be
ing a big steel structure. On the rapid
ity with which the forces of General
Huerta can repair these Is the hour o
the big battle dependent.
on tha street at Wlnnlpa. Thursday,
Caltste Iiertrand ahot and allied his
wife. le was arrested, lira. Ilerlraad
was a cripple. The couple had come
from Nanton. Alberta
IF SMITH HAD BEEN
MIND READER TOO OH,
WELL. BUT HE WASN'T
l!i-e!aJ la Tl- J-unl I
Med ford. Or. June II Effle
llrown mind rcadrr and claim
ant of powers f Intercourses
with the spiritual world, out
witted the local authorities
when she escaped from Ihe lu
lu her automobile that had been
attached for a dent of nn.l
accumulated Intereat for fi...
years. William Smith, a local
merchant, loaned the monejr to
Madame Fffle aeveral years ago
to finance an animal ahow.
Slnra that time inr has been
out of slicht and It was not un'll
Smith eaw her photograph be
fore the theatre yesterday thai
he had remembered the loan.
The attachment waa served
Just before the evening's per
formance and tha car placed In
a garage. At midnight Madame
Effle called for the car and dis
appeared. As yet she haa not
been apprehended.
4
coos our ROAD IS
TO BE BUILT SOON
Rcfbresentatives of Contract
ors Announce Prcpara-
tions for Construction.
EUGENE COUNCIL GIVES
STREET RIGHTS TO ROAD
Miscellaneous.
The Btrawberry tunnel in the W
Match mountains of Utah, has Just been
completed. With one .exception, this
underground waterway tunnel Is the
largest In the wold. It will move a good
Mixed atrcnin, the Strawberry river, from
one drainage basin to another 45 miles
away, and will reclaim 60,000 acres of
Utah desert. '
In a feud between the Sharp and Wal
dron fumilles at Sperry's ranch near
Sherman, Texas, Thursday afternoon
four persons were killed and two
wounded. Before she was slain. Miss
Georgia Sharp killed one man and
wounded another man and his wife.
Consul Holiday at Santiago reported
to the state department that the prop.
exty of the Ponupo Mining company at
Lam ay a, near Santiago, on the Guan
tanamo & Western railway, has been
burned by a Cuban rebel band. It is
thought that the reported, sudden de
parture of the gunboat Paducah Wed
nesday night from Santiago for an un
known destination may have, been con
nected with tho pillaging of this prop
erty.
In full view of a score of pedestrians
HEAD COVERED WITH
UNSIGHTLY
HUMOR
or
sale hv Tha Owl Drue Co.. and other
leading; druggists. Ask for booklet tell
ing of recoveries and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Phlla., Pa, for additional
evidence.
ince, i
You will tone lip your
ystem and fed better for
taking, in the monun?, h glass of
L-aamfflysaiH
: NATURAL LAXATIVE
Beat Bemcdy for
corJSTiPATion
-
try in that section
Death in a form that Is little known
on the Pacific coast came to Phillip
Earnhardt, a farmer living near Lyn
den, Wash, Wednesday night, when he
waa struck by a bolt of lightning;. The
storm waa tha most violent that has
occurred for 10 years,
Members of the Portland presbytery
held an Interesting conference at Tilla
mook,, which lasted all day Tuesday
and Wednesday, when plana for the
4 ensuing quarter were arranged. The to-
ltors were given a trip through the val
ley, with visits to tha different cream
eries, and were entertained with a
luncheon at the commercial club Wed
nesday. '.. iv--''.
Answering a growing demand aftfQng
ranchers In the wide territory aurround.
Ing.Welser for mora thoroughbred stock,
taej Welser Commercial club" Is under
taking to arrange for a public sals of
Improved . dairy cattl to be conducted
under 'the auspices of Professor W. L.
Carlyla, director f the agricultural ex
At Birth. Itching Caused Him ta
, Scratch, Hair Continually Matted
with Blood. Tried Many Remedies.
Used CuticuraSoap and Ointment.
In 2 Weeks and a Half Was Cured.
1831 Franklin St., Racine Jet.. Wis. "ify
brother's bead at birth was covered with un
sightly ulcers, which resembled large pimples
and discharged bloody pus. As soon as ons
would come to a head and bunt, there would
be another one In Its place and as he became
older the Itching caused him to acratch. As
result bis hair was continually matted with
clotted blood. Ha suffered pain and it was
severest at nlrht, making him restless, so he
could not sleep. We bad great difficulty in
combing bis hair, which made his scalp bleed
profusely. Ws tried many remedies, such as
carbolic salve, , etc-, before we began
to use tha Cutlcura Soap and Ointment. In
two weeks, we noticed great Improvement.
The icalp looked mors healthy 'and ths sores
wars healing up. In two weeks and a bait
tbey bad completely disappeared and my
brother was entirely cured.". (Signed) Martin
Rajautaen, Nov. 27, 1911.
(BperUI to Tfee Journal.)
Kugene, Or, June SI. An amicable
adjustment of the difficulty between
tho Kugene city council and tha Port
land, Eugene at Eastern Hallway com
pany In regard to the curvature of the
company's tracks at the corner of
Eighth and Willamette streets has been
effected by the passage of an ordinance
by tha council changing the radius of
tha rornen of the curbs at that point
so thnt the company's cars will not
overhang the shlewalk In making the
turns. The railway company haa begun
the work of constructing Its crossing'
tracks at the Intersection In question
and thus trat'ks will be completed aa
teoon as possible.
Ien.l U Tie "eare-el
North ltrnd. Or. June SI Immediate
preparation for the construction of the
Houlhern I'arlflc line from lurne u
I'ooa llay will be made by representa
tlvea of McArthur II roe A I'rrka roni
pnny. ablch has the con tr art General
HuperlntTident Tlnklrr will arrlrs neit
week ami Thomae Plion who Is head
nan In the absence of Mr. Tinkler, ar
tlved today on tna steamer Washing
ton from Man Francisco, together with
Ceorge II. Cool of the financial depart
inpnl of tha company. It Is announced
hy tha representative nf the company
that he will take uP his residence In
this city and wKl open offices.
Much of the machinery to be used at
thla end of the Una Is In Arlsona and
the moving of the equipment to tnl
point will begin soon, it Is estimated
that it will be the middle or latter part
of July before work ran be starteJ.
Mr. Dixon aaya he will be able to an
nounce plana within a few days. Ai
aurance Is given that there will be no
further delay In tha starting of construction.
AUD
I
OSES
WATER
OFFICIAL
William Patterson, for Years
Water Commissioner, Is
Victim of Apoplexy.
THREE WOMEN, ONE MAN,
ON WALDP0RTS BOARD
(Special to The Jnarnal.)
Waldport, Or., June 21. At tha annual
school election Mrs. Ivy Helms was
elected clerk and Mrs. fltna Evans new
director for the ensuing term. The other
members of the board are Mrs. Maud
Krady and J. H. Ollnes.
lfwrUl l Tbe Jeenut I
aahland. or . June il U imam Tat
lei evn. for yrars city water iudisi
eiunrr, known by lie entire coinmgnll y,
and a luMli arrvant of great worth, waa
burled In .lal.land cemetery yeeterday
morning, the services being conducted
undrr the auspices of the C"hrlt an
Koienre aoeUty. the A. O. I. W. and the
Knllhte of F ythlaa.
air. 1 atteraon'a death ram ahnri:t-
afler noon Isat Monday from apoplexy
He had bean about his duties as u.jal
in the morning- and had eaten an un
usually hearty dinner Ilia daughter
found him dead on the lawn a few mo
ments after he had left the table.
Mr. I'utterson was born In Ohio In
IMS and came of one of the old pioneer
families, lie waa the third In a family
of It. the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jonhua
ratlerson, of Aahland county. Ohio. He
came to Jackaon county, Oregon, li,
161, the family settling on some of Ihr
choice land of the valley, about four
miles north of Aehland. He was mur
rled to Ml Deuel fllff. at Jackson
ville, March II. 1174. He Is survlxed
by a widow and six children, one child
Occasionally a man his nothing to
say on a suDject necause ne knows an
about It.
owels arc Basis
ol Child Meal!!.
CASTOR I A
For Iafanti and Children,
The Kind You Haia Always Bought
Bears ths
Signature of
aavtaf died la lafay, Thar art Mrs
ft. ft. nebley, of run land; Mrs. Jeeaia
Ferctval. of ladepaadea: Mra tUals
rfcurrhma. Mra W. l Mtuhell. Harold,
and Margaret tatteron, af Ashland. Ma
a Leo lee els brothers and two sisters,
three of whom reside la this vicinity,'
Mra James Thoreton and (ylvaater Pat
leraoa, of Aahland. and Joahua rat tar
un. former county rora ml ee loner, af.
Talent. Mr. r" Hereon h4 fceew at laaj
hat of ike cllv water BTalem tor Si
n anther of years and knew It better thae
aayoos elee lo the rennuKll y.
m '
Journal Waal Ads una rwaulta.
The careful mother, 'who wafchea
clooely tne physical peculiarities of her
children, will soon discover mat tne
moat Important thing In connection with
a child's constant good health Is to keep
the bowel regularly open. ulugglsu
bowels will be followed by loss of appe
tite, restlenanecs during sJeep, Irrita
bility and it dozen snd one similar evi
dences of the physical disorder.
At the first sign or suen aisoraer give
the child a teaspoonful of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin at night on retir
ing and repeat the dose the following
night if necessary more than that will
scarcely be needed. You will find that
the child will recover Its aocuslomel
good spirits at oboe and will eat and
sleep normally.
This remedy la a vast improvement
over salts, catnartica, laxative waters
and similar thlnga, which are altogether
to powerful for n child The ho"e
of Mra. B. S. Griffin. Pandy, tTtah, and
Mrs. Clara Mclntonh, Masnnvllle, Colo.,
are always auppnea witn Dr. Caldwell s
nyrup Pepsin, and with them, aa wit
thmieande of others, there Is no sub
etltuta for this rrand laxative. It I
really more than a laxative, for It con
tains superior tonic properties which
help to tone and strengthen the atom
ach, liver and bowels so that after
brief ium of It all laxatives can be die
pneed with and nature will do Its own
worit.
Anyone wishing to make a trial of
thla remedy before buying It In the
regular way of a druggist at fifty
cents or one aouar a large do tne tram
lly size) can have a sample bottle sent
to the home free of charge by simply
addrewiw'ng Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 405
Washington Ht Montlcello. 111. Tour
name -ad address on a postal card will
Jv
Instantly Relieve and rapidly Cura
aOUT.miEX-MATISM.RHEUMATIC
QOUT, BCIATICA, LUMBAGO, and
all pains In the bead, face and limbs.
At all Dm eaten, oc ham Sole AfaaB
C FOUCERA ex CO., la. N. Y.
KttemfMriH W
Women
Appreciate ;
tho value of food looks a fin
pinion, a at in fre from blemishes
bright rye and cbeerfu) oVmcgnor.
Many of them know, also, what It auma
to be free from beadxchei, hafVtwty i
Uksituda and cxtrema Derrotuacaa,
becauae many hsve karned ths rsJuel of
BEECIJlfJS
PILLS
.' f -
as tha most reliable aid to better pby. '
Icai condition. Beecham' Pill bavo
an unequaled reputation because tbey
act so mildly, but so certainly and so
beneficially. By clearing the system. ''
regulating the bowels and liver, they
tone the stomach and improve the
digestion. Better feelings, better look, "
better spirita follow the use of Beech- ,
am's Tills so noted the world over
For Their i
Good Effects
Sale) rwyeiera, tOsu. 2Sa i
especial) r ahould read lha dlractleas
wits every Dox.
GUNN'S D.&N. TONICS
A perfect vltallser that restores leat vigtiS
to all organs of the body. Replace Isaj
from elckneeii. un.eemly BaMte or eoea.d
Ifte a box. BiorMjr mall Writefeifreal
lr. Beaaako Co., rhlladelyaia. ra
SCALP trouble for months
. Dasdraf sad Hail Faffing Out Badly, "
827 Madboo 8t.. New Terk 3tyJ 'Tec
monthi I was troubled with my scalp, I first
noticed it by dandruff oa my collar sad my
hair railing out badly. I triad many shampoos
sad dandruff removen with no results. Hav
ing beard of the good doas by Cutlcura Soap
and Ointment I resolved ta try them. I did .
this for several nights and now aa fully re
covered. I have-an excellent growth of hair,';
(Signed) TA U Goidberf, Seat. 11, llli.
, Cutlcura Soap and Ointment are sold
everywhere. Saaipls of each mailed Ires,
with 33-p. book. Address, "Cutlcura,1
Pept. T. Boetoa. Tender-faced men ibeuld
hav witn Outlcoxa Soap ekarlac Stick.
ASTORIA
NORTH
AC
via the delightful Columbia River
Route on the Steamers
Hassalo
Bebnllt and
Refitted
Taroug-bont
AJTD
Harvest Queen
rXOM ASK BXRXIIT DOCK
i Steamer "Hassalo" will leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
8 a. m. (SHARP so as to pass through the draws of the bridges be
fore the closed period), and on Saturday at 1 p. m, touching at
Megler to connect with North Beach points, thence to Astoria. Steam
er "Harvest Queen will leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
8 p. m., and on Saturdays at 10 p. m.
Excellent restaurant service Meals a la carte
Trains meet all beats at Megler for North Beach points
' Single Trip to Astoria. ...r. 1.56 .' -
Season Tickets, North Beach.. .$ 4.0O
Saturday to Monday Tickets. fj 3.00
" Five-ride Round-trip Tickets flS.OO
One day river trip Portland to tyegler and Return, fa.OO
.Stateroom reservations can be jnade at Ash Street Dock, or
CITY TICKET OFFICE ' ' . "-
THIRD AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
- ' , ; .. - PORTLAND . ' '. ' ,
.-:
WEEK-END TRAIN
TO
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BEACHES
-OVER THE
Leaves
Union Depot
at 1 P. M.
via Fourth Street
'tn,
SUNSET
OCDEN&SHASTA
ROUTES
Arrive
Beach Points -
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TROUT FISHING
Excellent trout fisfune'is found along the Salmon Berry anil Nehalem
Rivers. Business men can spend the week-end at the beaches or
fishing and return home Sunday, evening.
Train leaves Tillamook Sunday at 4 P. M., arriving at Portland
same evening. .
ROUND TRIP FARES:
WEEK-END (SATURDAYMONDAV)..S3.00 .
SEASON (DAILY) ...$4.00 ,
Low Fares to San Francisco
AND RETURN
$26.70 From Portland
Prtibrtionate Low - Fares From Other Points
' . Account Federation Women's Clubs
Tickets on sale June 22 and 23; final return-limit 60 days from date
of sale.
Call at City Ticket Office) Third snd Washington streets,
or at Fourth and Yarrihiinstreets. -
, ; ' " John m. scorr
. . GeneralTasienger Agent, Portland, Or.