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. ) ft Jopyright by V. S. Bowman. 4 JOURNAL TRAINS ; . TO START TONIGHT FOR BIG ROUND-UP (Continued From Vi.su Out.) ,ity caa give a person on board a ratl rToad train. It will mean that the trav elers will ride in Hie finest of Full taunt; that they will find" attractive itinera, read)' to accommodate the ap- :- ' petite of ever- one. There will be oh ervatlon parlor car", and dynamo bag irage'cara. ' ' ""! The Journal s 'Qreen'' special will ': leave over the O.-W. R. A N. at 11:15 : i.'.. p. m. The Journal's "Yellow' special will leave over the aame line at 11:15 p. m. Ol tho N'orth isank the Journal's spe cials will leave, one at 10:15 p. in. and jthe other at 10:45 p. tn. - AH Journal specials will reach Pcndle iton in the morning about t o clock, in i plenty of time for the passengers to refresh themselves with breakfast be- i fore going to the grounds where the ex . hibltlons will be held. ' i Eat and Bleep on Train. . i The specials will park not far from the amusement grounds. During the time of the Round-Up The Journal s guests will not have to bother them ''aelvea about sleeping and eatinx ac commodations. All that has been talfrm icare of. The people will eat and sleep 'on the same trains on which they com ' imenced their Journey. " There will be great crowds In attend jance at the big show. Manv will be compelled to make their beds in the " (streets and take their meals at odd i hours and under all cullnarv clrcum- 7 m T n r m w ,r n vttftA r arid a IKMIIVkHi AM.V. II n IIU ,nv CIIU I D ton in the regular trains will have to 'scurry about for these accommodations (which have been provided to the minut- ,est detail for The Journal s guests. ';" Returning, the specials will leave .after niTdnrgHiFaturday, arriving back L fin Portland In good time tn the morn- ':'" ," The names of those who have ob talned nassaan on The Journal unonnlo 'follow: "Oreen Special." ' Car 21 Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McCraken, Mr. and Mrs. U A. Lewis and one. J. A. IMalarkev, H. L. Erdman. J. w t'ruthers. iW. J. tn Si huyver, Warner party, of unree or Hooa Kiver, Airred hovi. Harry 'Murray, L. F. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 ITetu and three Mr. and Mrs. Ira Powers and one, Mr. and Mrs. Chester (j- Mur phy. t :.. Car 22 Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. J. a. d urrey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oreen and three. Dr. A. J. iDayton; W. . Dinwiddle and three. Mlxa Cook, Miss Hoffman, Mr. and Mr Tom : Richardson. Mr. and Mm. R. D. Hoyt, K jV. Jones. Mrs. Uauld, Miss Uauld, Miss .tHewitt. Robert Warren. J . Car 23 MIkb Blanche I. Warner, Mr. .'.and Mrs. George kletser Mrs (" It. Shields. K. A. Johnson. C. B. Puniphrey, 'Mr. and Mrs. G. I). Johnson. Mr- and Mrs. H. M. Pickering. 11. (' Rowers C , C. Colburn. H. Hurnett, Mr. and Sir. :D. L. Fullerton and two, Miss Carges. Mrs. C. E. Vanton. Mr. and Mrs B E. . leonard. Mr. and Mrs. McCargar, Sir. and Mrs. 1 S. Jackson r. Car 24 Mr. and Mrs J. D. Mart, Mr ,and Mrs. Peter T. Chalfant. G V C'ar , penter. I.. Ferris. D. Weiss. Miss Vree- land, Mrs. fc. t Rlcton, Dr. K. H. Thorn ton and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Rnv O Tates. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Griffith and two. Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Carpenter. 'J v fir. una m rs. w . r. rieinner and four, iMr. and Mrs. I.. Wernicke r Car 25 Mr. and Mrs. H. I,. Plttook, . Mm. Kate Hertzman. Mr B S Pugue. Donald M. Pague. A. H. Iievers, Mrs. I ' . iflBrMinmi, I., I. , 1U'K. I'nil MOI' , w,,., v.. i. Hjuuiiuii. ftiias uoroinv Moulton. Mirs Clarice Riles Otto Mat ,.tern, Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Huffnm. Mrs VP. B. Korbrs. Mr. nd Mrs K R Dnern ;,beher, Walter K. Vott. H. r Campbell - t Judge and Mrs i :McNary. II. N. cookerllno. George S i .(Shepherd. Mr. anil Mrs. 1,. G Pierre ' --i Oar 26 M. I, Rurdlck, Captnin Brown i . Charles Osterwohl. n , Stevens y c, ' Hwlnk. F. cofflnberrv. II B Iiwv.r ' . Jack Johnson, ( ell Ireland. W K Pear- gon F. McGettlgsn. K. W Wright P 1 Sullivan, A. A. TloRenthnl. G A Dner- ' filing. Harvey Wells, j. l. Cunningham. I A. M. Wright, Mr. MarVeagh. A . B Win- 1 .free T. Mills. L. Mills, A Mills T ' Mullen, Gordon Forbes. I M I- orbrs A ' : J. Rale, A O. Arnent. H. H. Herdtnah. J 1 . B. bait and one. J. T Crow "Yellow Special." I '"vS' t;- R' Arundell. S. M 'M-"8, K' Nervine; Mr. Porter. '" Xr. tlUor- F: ' M.-Pherson. It! I i,. O. Mcpherson, Mr. hik! Mrs K Bensop ' Regain and! Retain a beautiful head of hair use I Hsiator natural color to Grow Hair. Removes dan druSUpromotea a thick healthy trowtlir- ft not dya. Resulu euaranteed. Your money ack if yon are not istiified. XH lniinnsii, SaapUbanl m mpKi 10c m4 eWar'i sum pbOaHrSsekkHi. NemoLNJ. Mr. and Mr A. Olson. Mr. und Mrs. F. W. tftaley. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Mat thews. Mrs Rule. Hen Hawkins, Mr. Klndtner. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Ilainey. Mr. and Mrs R W. Haood. Mr. and Mrs. William Constantlne. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes and mother. Car 32 Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mead. M. P. banders. Miss Knapp. Mrs. lios.i. Mr. and Mrs. W. I,. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wurful, .Mrs. J. H. Vinnegun and one Miss Laura Pibke, MIsk 1,. G. Noben. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Denno. Mr. and Mrs. I.. C. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. (.'handler Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Kf finger. Mr. and Mrs. J. fc. Wheeler. Mr. and Mm. II. B Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rldgeway. E. M. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Marshall. Car 3D C. M. Rohr and one. K. W. Strauss. John Robertson. George V. Nev fns. J. y. Dalv, Profeasor R Generow kl Henry Wai-hendorf, Joseph I.oe. 8. Stelger. C. D. Chnpell. R. McConachv. George Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hogue, B. Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. J. K. Hlller. IT. 10. Noble. Jack Hayes. Fdward Hawkins, C B Hard. F. Seggern, F. IT. Ox man, J. R. Raker. Car 34. James McKinlev. F. V. Hol man, H. Olson. C B. Scwall, Dr and Mrs. G, D. Peters. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Watson. Dr. and Mrs. Rani Slocum, Mr. and Mrs. John McRobert. Dr. C W. Lowe. Miss Mallle Efflnger. J. R Os born. Mr. and Mrs. 1,. Holbrook. C. Raker, C. A. Mllltman, Miss L. Juxa, Miss Brady, Mrs. K. C. Hamilton and three girls. Mrs. H-. E. N"oble Mis Mar gery Noble. Car 85. Mr. and Mrs. 8. M Kohn, H. J. Warner. J H Henrv Mr and Mr B. D. Brlgham. S. M. Kihg. Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Hearn and one. Mr. and Mrs t. E. Crouch. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hmlth. Mr and Mrs. B. W. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Agee, Mr. and Mrs. ICdward Dletrlih, Mr. and Mrs. N. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Lockridge, Mr. and Mrs Wil son. Car 36. M. C. Forester. C. S. Swan berK. W. Csswell. I) x M, i Qr. v i English. James Kean, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Lloyd, e. M. Doug-herty. S G eantlnieyer. Miss Jessie Herring Ken neth Venatta, Mrs. Roxorth.' Air and nira. ueorge Gordon, H. btrawbrldge J. Manhelm. K. J. Gattrell. W IT Man-heTrn-H:--F.- Wewrttr t-THTnier-F-rahk Ow ngs. K. M. Baker and daughter. H. Anderson. Train atnltnomah. Mrs. V. (. Alvord. George Renew J V.. Buckingham. Dr. F. W. Brooks and wife. Paul Bates and wife. J D W Beighys. wife and daughters; R H Bowman and wife. A H. Balih, () R Mall. Miss Helen Calbreath. Miss Evelvn albreath, l . M. Curr. Dr. Jean Cline C. J. Cook, wife and sons: R W Lelt rich. J. W. Dunn and wife. P A Fxldv, P. Kyler. Lee Escherson, M. Kriendlv. D. I". Flaherty, F. Fritz, wife and son: 11. .1. Fitch. John Failing. J W earv Ired erard. James (iordon, Dr F Hirstell, A. William Hinger. Sonford Hlrsch, Dr. C M. Harrison, W Ireland Mr. Jacobsnn. IT. H. Jones, M. H. Jones, J. A. Jennings, W. A. Johnson and wife, Mrs. Johnson, A. .1. Klngnley and wife. L. F. Knowlton and wife. .1 A. Lvons, W. J. Lyons. K A Main. J. McOuire, h. R. Morris. Miss F. MacKenzie. F M Moore. Miss F M' Intvre. James Mnn ary and wife, I. A. Meohllng. J Murphv, . J. Mnntag. J. I) O'Donnell, M O. AKmundson. Mr. Osbourne, F. W. Prael and wife, D. C Pllsbury. B. Rose and wife, J. W. Root. T A Root. W. A. Richardson and wife. C. Splerlng. Mrs. Waldo Shlpman. George Bchalk and wife. A. K. Shearer. K. ateln. Miss Scar Iwrough. c. L. Ttumlinson and wife C. B Travis. D. II. 1'tter. Fred Werllng. John Walton, F. W Windeler, 1. Win ter and wife. F. W. Winter and wife. L. R. Wheeler. Frank Wilder and wife. Miss Wilder. H. R Wakeman A. D. Wakeman, C. O- Dennis and wife. Mc Minnvllle. Willamette Train. William De Huven and wife. McMinn ville: K M Raker. Newport; J. W. Bailey, John Raker and wife, E. B. Pun ning. J. II. Soote and five; W. A. Grif fith. Miss Gllkev, Gus Patterson and w-We. Miss Inibrev. William Nelson and wife. T 11. Tongue W. H. Wehrlng. A. Hi'll and wife. Honorable Jonathan Bourne and part v. J M. Cannon, Dr. Hill. F O Johnson. B. M. Lombard, F. A. Page and wife. D. Simon, wife and daughter; J. S. Ortfdall and wife. . S. Walde. BIG ANNUAL ROUND-UP OPENS" BEFORE GREAT CONCOURSE OF PEOPLE (Continued From Page One.) eurslonlsts arrived in the city from i o'clock until !. dusty and tired, but fllleJ with enthusiasm for that which brought them here. This morning every train that entered the city, and there were more than a few. carried extra roaches laden with men, women and children. Start Is Splendid. As for the big frontier exhibition, which is the magnet that attracts so powerfully. It started without delay or hitch, and nothing yet of threatening aspect or Importance has shown Itself. The weather man ftas been more than kind and sent the very best brand of his product for which local people have been noplng for weeks. The sky Is like a turquoise canopy, the air is balmy and the sun Is JUst warm enough to assure comfort for tha spectators. The list of competing cowboys and cowgirls reached 185 when the books were closed last night, and in this num ber are the best that the west has pro duced. One of the last to enter was Jason Stanley, noted 'ilrnnken rider." who an nounced his Intention of going out after the all around championship. Another entrant who bids fa,r to win the hearts of the grandstand is Darrell Cannon, the 12-yenr-old buckaroo of John Day, who yesterday rode a horse at trvout in most approved style and caused even seasoned veterans to marvel. building the road farther Into the woods. When completed the road will extend 25 milts into the Grossman coun try, and will tap one of the largest and richest timber belts in the county, Another Bear Gone. Cottage Grove, Or., Sept. 11. His neck broken and the bones shattered by a single shot from a 25-20 rifle, a 800 pound bear was killed near Prune hill by F. V.. Wltcher. The first shot hit true and the animal dropped dead in his tracks. Cottage Grove In lroud. Cottage Grove. Or.. Sept. 11. There are no more "pet" streets In Cottage Grove. The Improvement work which has been In progress during the sum mer has been completed, and the streets are In use. The business section of the city has been given a metropolitan ap pearance by the improvement of every cross atreet with one exception north and south of Main atreet. ' , Hadlators Will Radiate. Cottage Grove. Or., Sept. 11. A fea ture of the Grange fair here next week will be the visit of the Eugene Radi ators on the second day of the exhibi tion. After a good roads meeting and dinner the Eugene Doosters will visit the-school ' fair at Creawell. All Broadway, Vancouver, Mississippi Avenue and St. Johns Cars Now Pass the Owl Drug Company Store Mwm& gfth Mam, ggj Remarked .a lady who had occasion to exchange an article at "The Owl" a little over a gj week ago, "that prompts one to walk ouf of their way to trade here." The custorner, above all. must be satisfied. "The Owl" does not consider any transaction complete unless the 53 customer is satisfied, no matter how Bmall or how large the purchase might be. The. above S3 expression of appreciation is one frequently heard in response to "The Owl's" policy of Ha "satisfaction or your money refunded." Headquarters for Ko daks and Kodak Sup plies. Quality work in Developing and Printing or the materials to do your own. THOMPSON HOME IS DESTROYED BY FIRE Ontario. Or., Kept. 11. The large rus tic; lumber home of J. V . Thompson was completely destroyed by fire yes terday, morning. The blaze Is believed to have started from a pan of grease left on the Ktove while Mrs. Thompson was out of the room for a few minutes. A water tank and windmill near the house were also destroyed. Doss about $2000. No Insurance. HOWARD CREEK ROAD IS VIGOROUSLY PUSHED Wallowa. Or., Sept. 11. About three miles of the Palmer company s logging road up Howard creek has been com pleted, and a large force is steadily GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST .IT (1 I MtkHe4WHMsWiliksa m. D&TO CO. ." ' Tickets on sale daily until September 30th. Going limit 15 days from date of sale. Return limit October 31st, stopovers allowed in each direction. Atlantic City and return $111.30 St. Louis and return k 70.00 Uoston and return 110.00 Detroit and return , ' 83.50 Pittsburg and return 91 50 Montreal and return 105 00 Baltimore and Washington and return 107.50 New York and Philadelphia and return..... 108.50 Chicago and Milwaukee and return 72.50 Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and return 55.00 'ioronto, Buffalo and Niagara Falls and return 92 00 'St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg, Omaha, Council Blutfs, Kansas City and St, Joe and return 60.00 Go east on the ORIENTAL LIMITED, leaves Portland daily 7:00 P. M. Through Standard and Tourist Sleepers to Chicago in 72 hovfrs. Return same? way or any other direct route if desired without extra' charge. Tickets and Sleeping -Car Reservations, at Citjr Ticket Office, 122 Third Street or at De pot. 11th and Hoyt St. H. Dickson, C. P. & T. A. Telephones: Mar shall 3071. A-2286. Fort Peck, Montana. Indian Reservation Open to Settlers September 1st to 20th. Registration Points Great Falls, Havre, Glasgow. Mont. On Line of Great Northern -Railway. ,. ... .... ' , In This Week's Issue of The Saturday Evening Post Begins a Series of Interesting Adver tisements of the Rexall PREPARATIONS You ShouM Read Them ALL OWL STORES Are exclusive agencies for Rexall Goods in their re spective localities. Candy Special Saturday Only Full Pound Box of Assorted Chocolates ill Slk I 1 9 Vf ; JjiCnx ton "I III Imported Olive Oil "Owl" Brand- Large Size. Reg. S5cpf "The Owl's" own importa tion direct from Nice, France, for its Eighteen Stores. Thou sands of bottles of this pure, sweet, government-passed Ol ive Oil are sold monthly by The Owl Drug Company. It's the best that you can buy. Friday and Saturday only do we offer the large size, 85c bottles of "Owl" Olive CQp Oil at the special Ue7U Both for OQ the special -f QVl A Guaranteed TOOTH BRUSH ' With Any of the Following 25c Tooth Preparations . . Your favorite Tooth Pow der, Tooth Paste or Wash is undoubtedly in this list: Euthymol Tooth Paste Lyon's Tooth Powder' Graves' Tooth Powder Colgate's Tooth Paste Sheffield's Tooth Paste Rexall Tooth Paste Rexall Tooth Powder Spearmint Tooth Paste Rubifoam Tooth Wash, Sozodont Tooth Wash Sozodont Tooth Powder M Sozodont Tooth Paste Lesleytine Tooth Wash . Sanitol Tooth Paste Red Feather Tooth Powder Remember- that the Tooth r brush is guaranteed, and that-, you secure it, together with' any of the1 above .' prepara- J tions, Friday and Sat-.QQA The Very Best Value in Stationery "Cascade Linen" Box, 25c A 60c box of Wr-Ulns; Paper for 25r that a whnt von get when you buy "Cascade ILncn.' Just think, 48 sheets, size r1x6Hl and 48 en velopes to match, of dainty linen correspondence paper all packed In a large hox. Vet your next pnrohnse nt S2tntfnnilrv Via "f ANnnrin T.lniMl' you'll receive double valuo. Price per uox, 25ct fscm9 Friday and Saturday a Specials are extra inducements to you to buy at "The Owl." We reserve ' the right to limit qua: a? i ties to purchasers at such low prices as these: Nestle's Baby Food - A" 25c size, at the special XUC 25c size Mentholatum for In- 1 0 flammations, at JLOC Kondon's Catarrh Jelly " 25c size, for XtlL 25c size 3-in-l Oil " at the special JLOl Calocide Compound, foot rem- "I F7 edy 25c size All 25c size Spanish Castile Soap 1 ri imported at All 25c size Froatilla OKn at the special, 2 for t3, Doan's Kidney Pills a 50c size, at the special 50c size Capillaris, for the hair . OQ. special A 15c Celluloid Soap Dish and a Cake of Palmolive Soap VV ViSt-Sslfc Both for 15c The widely advertised and much-used Palm olive Soap. Very beneficial to the complexion. Lathers freely. The Celluloid Soap Dish holds the regular size cake of soap. Several colors in these tp select from. ' This special offer for Friday and Saturday only. All for 25c 3 Packages Envelopes, A Writing Tablet and a Rexall Pocket Pencil A "Culture Linen" Tablet in, note, packet or letter size, with three packages of En- JI velopes to match all fabric finished fcjd stock, and a "Rexall" Pocket Pencil, of H enameled metal and four inches long, all fd at the one special price, Friday jH CZJ and Saturday, for .)C "Qjv-r Stores Are fipevt "Sundays From 8 A. M. to 1 P. M., 6 to 10 P.M. ! ff&s I '0m I'KraCKlPTlOXS F1LLKD JB' THK OWL UltUQ CO. IN JULV ' yCSgk Washington and Broadway x m urday at the special fcJjlJI ......... :.. ... .V MTCrtrlJQlT o ni WACvexo coast Y - A..