1
niMWifflmffT
L WVIIIW SWWi-S
F0Ifl914 IS LESS BY
II
HAN
91
Estimate Includes Heavy In
1 crease " h Teachers' .Sal
aries Autos New: Item."
InrUifllnr appropriations to meet .the
expense of , proereaelre , educational
methods, the tiudget f the school board
(or UK Is I40M0O tesa then for 1I1J
.As it stands no, It totals ft.lU.800, as
compared wltli,3.J66,00 this roar.
An Increase1, of $150,000 In teachers'
salaries 1 proposed, the HH Rem being
11,226,000, compared with l,Q7S,00tf
.for 1S1S. - v' .(, .vV:."fa"
A 110,000 IncreajHa la the eoat of fuel
and $3000 in tbe Post of water are to a
noted, Provision I made for the. pay
merit of J3000 In rents, this Item being
understood to include the expense of so
cial center work in Its various forms.
On the other band, a decrease from 185.'
ooo to $33,000 tor repairs la proposed.
An Increase. In the teachers retire'
meWfund from $4000 to $11,000 Is
thews- Contracts for $100,000 this rear
ere not Included In next years budget.
An Item of $$001 for automobiles Is
new to school board budget making, as
are other Items of $1500 for free teat
boots. $500 for graduation, ex-erelsea.
i I6,o00 for an insurance fund and $26,'
080 for nhrslcal education. :.v..y ...
In the cost of Instruction item is In
cluded $2500 for school gardeas, which
will meat the u Dense of garden- In
etructor and assistant during a part of
the year. The following statement
shows m some detail the comparison be
tween the expense this year and the
proposed budget for 1914? , " '
Expenses Am Cepaxe.
-Budget,,
191. -,
Ponds and prems..
Co. apporuoiim't... :-$20.00
Interest .....-. 16,000
pl levy s.S mills l.$21,800
M;ite apportlonm't.- . 7".00
Hills receivable'.. 16,009
(Sinking fund .... ?. 00,000
Cash bal. 1st of Vr. $6,000
I THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL. s PORT.LAND, t THURSDAY
J&VENINOs OCTOBER 30. 1513.
'I i i ii i.
a.
Bqdget
$ 160.000
M ,
11,000
1,6 2e,0M
76.000
360.000
Totals ... . ... .$2,144,800 $2,t8CQ0O
Disbursements for bobooik
Building-" ;
S-.00Q y,
This yr.'s contracts
Manual training ...
Portables .......
Standpipes- ..... ,..,
Grounds .:-
Improvements ....
Public assessments
Purchases . . ...... i . .... . ..
Equipment
Apparatus ........
1 urnitura ........
J lose .............
Manual Arts
Automobiles ......
Instruction 1
Manual arts ....'
school
Teachers' salaries.
Uradu't'n ea'cises
20,000
8,000
$,600 ;
28.000
25,000
- .0.000
.; 20,00
2.600
16.000
$.009
11.009
40,000'
1.226,000 -600
Freight and d'yge.. 6.000
Fuel ............. 00,000
insurance ' . ... . r.
Janitors' salaries.
Janitor supplies... "
Light and power
Hent '
J tepalrs to bldgs.
Kepairs and replace.'
, ment of equipm't
Telephone .........
Upkeep of grounds.
AVater ............
iree text oooks
66,000
16.000
15,000
8,000
S3.00O ' $.000
1.800
5,600
ao.ooo
1,000
YoV.ooo
10,000
ts)as
; 2,600
S7.000
,' 85,000
110.000
.24.000
; 26,000
V 20664
- 17.000
.' 17,000
1,076,000
f a a.
- 5.000
' 60,000
14.00
80,00
" 6.000
10.000
'.f 65,000
- v
.
- 1,700
1.600
7,000
Disbursements for administration--'
Attorney fees . ...i .. 2,000
HonUS t.,trhk't.i $4,000
ouibua ........... 8.000
Contract balances.' 140,000
flection ......... 1.800
Interest .......... . 46,000
loquipmeat ..,.., -v. ? 2,000
Jient ' J.500
Salaries C4.000
Hnpplies ' : T,000
Telephone ........ - 1,000 .
Equipment of shep 1,700
Sinkiug fund (0,000.
Teachers' retire-'
ment fund 11,000'
ilinc, insuree fond 16,000
Physical ednc'o. , : 26,000
2,000
2.600
aoo.ouu
1,800
' 95.000
, : . 3.000
' 8.600
60,000
t v 7.000
8,000
ife.USO
4,000
TofalS $2.164,800 - $2,666,000
. - FabUo Ksariag Vovemse 89. . "
The Taxpayers' , league has been re
quested by tns board to be represented
at a budget hearing next Monday even
ing, and this will be the only thlag la
th wajr -'-of s, pubilo bearing on the
budget unUl., the Taxpayers' meeting
November 25., " . '"'".?''i'--Vo-"'.1'"' '
At the taxpayers meeting the board
will ask ; approval . of ; , sddittonsl 1
mill tax to build and equip a new trade
school, also a, bend Issue of $850,000 for
7iey buildings and Improvements s of
grouads '
KUNZE NEW HEAD
"; OF STATE DAIRYMEN
i r y i . i nlii .
' Tillamook, ' Or, Oct... $0. Charles
Kunze, a prominent dairyman of. this
county was elected president ef the
Ktate Dairymen's association yesterday
afternoon. - Professor R. R. Grave Of
the Oregon Agricultural College is see
retary and Ed Carer, a veteran dairy
man from Carltsn, vice president.
The session opened at 1 o'clock, tho
morning having been spent -la trip
through the surrounding dairy country
and Inspection of cheese factories. Pros-,
ldent F. C Baker Of the Tlllameok Com
mercial dub welcomed the , dairymen,
and 'JT. If. Dickson of Sbedds, president
of tbs Dairy Association, responded. Pro
fessor R. R. Graves gave an address
during the afternoon on improving th
dairy herd. , la ths evening Professor
T. S. Beckwltb of CorvaUis gars an
illustrated lecture on chus milk: sad
professor French of Corvallis discussed
egrlcultural extension. .
Today's program Includes1 addresses
by pr. W. H. Lytle, state veterinarian.
Dr. Jamas Wltbycombs of Corvallis. W.
A. Ban- of the Federal dairy division.
M. 8. Shrock of the state dairy and food
rsmmlssioner's ' of doe, Orant Dimmics;
of Oregon City; and Kd Carey of Carlton,
THIS IS A R !! PRODUCTION OR BAutOT c -Vv- '
THAT W I LL BE VOTED ON , TUESDAY,NOV. 4
tflclal ballot as it will pp?ar when, handed to voters at the, polls for the special. elo-
-V.,-A-.,'.i.;j!;,.;...;.,:. ; ;, -, '.WH,.'.M,.f';;'.,; ; -;'..:,;. . '
remember the advlca of the secretary of atnte. Proceed exactIV as vou would at-the
for 6 ieainst ths referendum on the measures. ' It It a vote
ui
' Reproduced below-is th
lion November . . , ....
In voting It Is. important
regular election. If you wal
This Is not a vdte for
live of the six rr
approval, j X ha"
petition, :L
Keep' In mind that a "t .
The first
roval or
referendum on the measures. It It a vote direct nn the measure themselves.
res on the ballot worn tihhsim) bv the leorlKlarure and lutiti referred tn th nentile for H-
Wxth measure to, issue bonds for the interstate bridge was submitted by Initiative
e t' vote ts'for the measure; a f'tio" vote Is against the measure.
bIJltliii
AT STATEOF BRIDGE
q rr : :. . '
$ourrty' Board toTry to fcrcs
Builders -to Put Br'Qadway4
' Span In Shape..;'..'
OFFIC1A I ELECTION BALLOT FOR PRECINCT NO.
I; A liltnomah County. Held on Novembeir ,4 1913 " , , -
lb
MARK k pROSS (X) BETWEEN THE NUMBER AND ANSWER VOTED FOR.'
Beferendnat Ordered,:
tats VBtveraity BnUdlng'
inoruy oi jar, ji. j
Petition of theyeepls.
inoruy oi jr. ji. j , f
Higher Kducationai Ins1 . ti
lot uregomaa Buuaiii
to provide xunds
nf1
I en all Pnnd Referred by au-
fiitlons Betterment League, No.
or;
fort land, Oregon. Its purpose
.i Mtate tin! vers! ty Bull Is i its, as follows: Library Bui 10.
ins, tniriy tnousaon ol . lrs: Enaineerme Bu d nr. flf.
teen inounsnci .aojiars; . d i sad Hair ten thousand dollaril
beating plant,) tea trsy
too.
Tea.
801. No. ?
University of Oregon
f erred by authority
'. " . Oregon Higher Edr
4 Iieaaue. No. 409 Ora
W its purpose is to
and furnish a mod.
' -' class-room bnlldlnr,
the same. ' Ths asj .'
hundred thousand d)
ut Sind aollara.
Jr. , Vn, VTTO nr tjrt
... Ml. .. ... - I - v.,- .... ,. - ., .. ,
to.
Tee.
SOS.
No,
UulldiiLtf ADBioDriatlon n-
IW itlonal Institutions Betterment
go'fclan Building, Portland, Oregon,
pi bride funds to construct, equip
v.er; a , t irenroof administration and
ar to extend the heating plant to
ou at appropriated thereor is one
oil; ira tfioo.ooo.) -
...' f ' y Vote YK or: NO. V
gterUlsatlon Atot Kn; jrr.
SlialTorty-tnlr vrr
: pose is to suiporui s ti
it.
iue.
by authority or Mrs. Lore U
AntI-8terlliation League, No.
uregon.its pur
such snrglcal opeji -at).
V to be performs fth poi
erates ana aezuai no
defining who shat 1 l J i
being persons con,; fm
by authority of
e State Board of Health to order
Portland,
the Board
04.
Tes.
ins as the Board shall adjudge,
habitual criminals, moral degen-
rerfs, both male and female, and
la eonsioerea as sucn. the same
Id In some State institution.
vote xtits er rrp-i
tOS., . Nov.'.
County Attorney Aot Referred by authority of 3. B. Crafb L
j wuicester xiiiiiaing, Portland, uregon. 'tin pur
-No. 431 Worcester
pose is to provldo
in
nrovnio a lnwirioi Anorneir for eaon count ..
the State,' and to fix their salaries in lien of ti in
present system or having a tustrict Attorney tot. se- t
eral counties with the authority to appoint deputies V It
other., counties., v.w ., .vr,.?.-.-. . .- '. 3,
' .- ; ;V-- ;1 " . y Vote YE8 of NO. ,v '
Yes.
0T.
No.
nt
IrU
Workmen's Compensation ActReferred by authority
."Wilfred !. FarrelL No. 621 Lumbermen Binlrllnir v
land, Oregon. -The purpose of this measure is to or 'sate
- a State Industrial Accident Commission, ramnosei i nt
. three Commissioners, to provide a fund for the jon
; ' penwation of iniured workmen employed in hasar 0ous
v occupations, to be raised partly by the State, parti by
employers and partly by employes; the Commlssh ft td
. determine the amount under the act' to be paid ranr
rson or persons on aocount of any. Injury ret ailvad
rse of bis employments : i . ' .
vote tbh or NO.
in the couf
0.
Yes.
to.
No.
rsopoKEn by lartTiiTTvn simo
Bridge BondsTo authorize Multnomah County t I I
jboiiub aiuuuaiwti
ounty ti iHsns
for ths pun lose of
110.
a- to li.sso.ooo.oo
constructing an interstate bridge aoross. the C ilumbia
Klver between Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver,' u YVaah.
inftton, and the approaches thereto.
vote for or Ar (atnst.
For the Bonds.
111.
' Against ' tho Bonds.
The county sommlssionrra who'bave
I berome aroused at the large amount of
repairs that have been 'necessary on
the new -Broadway bridge, which has
been la operation less than five months,
hare referred to the district and city
attorneys ths matter of wlto should pay
the expenses for ths aecesssry repairs
now. needed 'en ths strut'ttirs- . v ..
The commissioners, at the conclusion
of their Inspection trip Tuesday, ex
pressed their belief , that ths contrac
tors 'should be compelled to put the
bridge la good shape in spits of the faot
that it had been formally accepted, an J
it" was put up to ths county and city
legal departments W find a way to
compel ths builders to do sow Ths off-
hand opinion Of Plstrict Attorney Kvans
la that the county must do the work
and pay th expensea ., :'T' .
. "A brtdgs that ooat as much as this
one did, should be hi first cms shape,
and if is not," said Commissioner Hol
maa. "Someone is responslbla, and we
intend U possible to find ont who It Is-
Ths attorney will investigate ths con
tracts and If tharo la any - way under
ths sun of compelling ftoirfe on sine
except the taxpayers , to pay the bUb
and put ths bridge 1 shapelt ta going
to- be dona.-,-.''; ? :'?'' '.41-
Ths bridge wag accspted by the city's
executive board under the .old admin
Istration, on recommendations of Kalph
Modjeaki It was then turned over to
ths county. v . -
"T :
big gnardiaa. Now ti bat j the latter has
refnaed to act. Stair j ;eg j has patUloned
tfie court to appoUtf t i feme competent
peraoil t look after J i er. f Stokes baa
praotlcsily revereJ ; t? fm his wound.
V To'rreoa Minem-'
Los Angeles, Ocfcrf
O
ti:
ut or nor..
I II. Beavers,
refugee from Torreon,'Coahulla, Mexico,
said that S00O men are without work
there as the result ef ths suspension of
mining operations due to the revolution.-.
, ".iZ--"t-' ' ,'r-,K ". :
; Poea Lon ShAyklng TmfT
Boston, Oct SO. Arrested as a loan
shark. Miss Helen Faster f told how.
starting with 11000, she had fceoumulated
4t,vv m zour years. .
b-pKlmi Closer Eurtf inhools.
" Bureka, Cak, Oat ao.- i-Tha health
board ordered all schools Closed on ac
count of a threatened er Memlo t m
fantlla paralyaia. . j. .-. .
LA GRANDE HAS NEW -.
MORNING NEWSPAPER
La Grande, Or.. Oct 10. Tha rlM
Grande Messenger, a morning independ
ent Democratic paper, opened its doors
for -. business Tuesday and Issued tho
first number of what is Intended to be
a permanent morning newspaper , tn La
Grande. - The proprietors and owners
are Oklahoma people, who editorially
say In their first number, that tbey
found La Grande the most suited for
them of any elty In the state, and thai
they Intend to issue an elghtpaga paper
regularly. Purtng the past ftva or six
years several efforts to start a morning
newspaper la La Grande have failed.
al phased on Credit Tomorrow Go on Nov Accounta Payable Dec 1 st
10QPiE?lM p of Holte Economy Butter on Special 5 lale Friday at Only 64c Roll
PiMj3lmPie3l3c
On ale :iroi?I2 Indonit? 6 P. M.
delicious ;Ha, low fen Pumpkin Ps,
fre$h';from if .uf V iwn oven,1 fj
itth'capesi,aJ,
good. - Rea( y f c
trice, each
alt kinds, exfta
yptt;ai.. 4,1.51.
Tru
ill
W 111!
m litr.iiuciaf.
3
m ' i"iirtin-- saaiimni'fiaj
Halloween Luncheon
errs. U JL. U. r. It,
Noodle Soupits. -Halibut, Holland
aisev 10s. Filet ol Beef, Braised,
Rice, lOo. galads-Sardine. Caimon,
Cream, Blaw and Combination'VeKa
table, Bc Fruit Combination, lOo,
Vegetables Kscalloped Corn. Bel
Stuffed peppers, to: Baked Hubbard
Squash, soj , Baked ; Potatoes, Soi
Sweet Potatoes, 6c Plea and Pastry,
as. Don't miss this! '
;Kiljjlo$
'- 4t
AH I ilHBi,
11 Y iactv
peci; at.f.. .
f Women's Kid
87c
1000 i airs
mm ', a s e
s, .' gir fcce - iinish, oter
. ewr L ; wrist length,
A-cJasp-1 fastening. Come
in aclc, w hitef tan and col-
,ors;('' reg. ifLZ5 val-ues-'j
for Fi idayV' pair
.seam:')
.witlll;
87c
6rfQafV
tent.
3c valtics.V.
$: riday sale of more than
H 200-pieces of women's new
fit .iet colla rs and full; trimmed
sating co?nars and scores of
otfierv Stjrles ; marvelous var
iety' va fues ,up to Of '
C0c eacl l, '? special at JC
omen
s
$25
jgriijlSpllicil
More than a hundred suits to choose
a most exceptional value;;;; Skinner
1 1 slashed and draped ;
$19.85
from and every one
satin ImM iinrl tai.
lored without a single fault. Come i n smart belted effects
wiwr vcivet cuns ana couars; sKirts , slashed and draped ;
an suw ju yiaues or Drown, , gray,
maltese and black and white; reg
ular $25.00 Suits, choice at only '
SO New Sport Cc ats, $ 1 5.0Q
Extra special showing and ' sale to morrow of young -Vom-en's
coatsthenew , ''Sport'' cot as, with low .belted ef
fect,4mandarin sleeve and patch p ockets. Are smartly but
ton trimmed and come in shade 4 of cerise, C 1 C AA
green, red and Copenhagen. : S' fecial, only Jft 1 0.UU
300 New Waists, $3.98
Values at $1.69
C Jibiqe of this Jare collection of
d ainty waists 5 Friday i- Broken
1 Ines of embroidered marquisette
ind v pretty I lace-trimmetl v gar
, merits, 'some also; with clusters
I of;: tucks, short (i ?a
Sleeves, . V , necks, at 1 Da -
f: Tailored Suits
$1.95.
1
Women's Outing Flannel
Gowns, $1.23 "Values, 85c
Great sale on the third flooif ojf
500 women's White, flannelette
nightgowns, high or ; low netf k
and; a,ir sizes, .excellent war n,
fleecy, quality, ;c full: Ieng.h ;
splendid values, 'worth Of
$1.25 each, special, only Of
1 .'X - -
mM-s',
mi'
-ml
, ;1I
APPOINTED GUARDIAN;. f
; REFUSES TO SERV0
Forest Owe, Or., Oet. ". A; .
ThornburRb, president ef tbs Poraw 1. 1
t;rova National bank, has written hs 4
letter to County Judge Reason er, I a
which he says be refuses to act li
guardian of tha person and estate f';' it
WlUlasa- X jOalsar.
Stokes, of this city, in the leg. Get er
lived as a recluse on hi farm mi r
Cornelius, and, ooys or tna nelgn&orhy i
had been botterins hlra. y Tha nlftr I
thot Stokes, tha latter, was leadiia; ?
row past Ootrer's bonse. Tha doc
out and began, to bark, - and thlni 1
it was sums prowler eotne to aui
adfrer raa ont wltb;bla sha tsua
4'iut fired In the direction of th f aolse
without aeeias; Stokes. ,. Golfer asr? tated
the wounded asaa into '. tbs bouat -i v and
r .itnraoned doctors to attend "him. je
rtr tr.e affair Oelirer was adjf udged
ane and Thornburgh.waa aB ? o In Ltd
od
be
r a
ran
ttef
$319
"... ;" . '
$7CbtGlai
Water Sets
." Sevea PiecesFriday
Special Friday
sale of beautiful
rich ' cut ' glass.
water sets , jn
star and sun
burst patterns,
2lA -pint jug and
7. .tumblers to match,
reg.,$7 value, at the set
New Jewelry, to
$1.00 Values at
, 1 ' , .
Over 2000 pieces of Novelty Jewel
ry, f mchjding; brooches,. pins - La
Vaffieres beauty , pins, " vanity cases
and rings, all . pretty; and desirable;
regular values up to $ i .00
for,' Friday, priced at, each
$3.69
23c
Men's $i.S0f
Union?
" re' ; 1 i-j-r't
of, SODliticn1; me-j ' '
; diuttt ; and f ficavy ' T,
wtight Upc .n SmV k ".
fflnalHy? cotnted ' -
Egyptian f yarn, la
gtzf, tartf and blue ;
mixed, Y fob. close- V,
fitting i 5 wrist and Ijf
ankiats closed n
crotch r). fcaautifufly If
liaiwwif k perfect
fittingjr ? 1.50 jfar-
at ,oaf iy ,pleXa7
gj' greater, $3.95
Merf "a, extra good
Qoar jty heavy wool ,
SW eaters- ruff-'
'nef A; . ahaker-knit
': A(as1 i:ivvairi
-f.v i.;:,vviw j ttJ
?'):4yZi very 'long,
' rtra Well made.'
1$1,19
;Avi '
2DC 'wm
'!.;, - -
'-'.'.;. ...',' v '.: " -' ' s. -.'.. -.'. '
Wt ja '
mm
L.DMAV - !'.- '-If
AirTfelit Stove
WW
- ' " . ' ' -" Pridav in Basement
Come In sJ2e 18, with top draft, top full op'eK
tng and anet-iron lining. Special g "1 "I Q
Rvalue - at, ;ach, only ;ii.W.5 V. A alaX
$3.S0 Wool Nap Blnkett at $L98
On tha 4th floor, f;
at tn rtAKt v.j ,:
, sia Wool Nap
'CianKeta, ribbOn
Bound adge a,
,fancy'coior ed
ftorden; wlite,or
ryJti.;90!
pairs for thu sale
Priced Q" QQ
at pnlytvJL70(
$12.00 . Felt " Mat-
$..;:.trtaea $6.75
Mattresses' rriada
in layers of fin6
, elastic .,' felt, cov
ered with heavy.
L.art ; tidkingt ' in
blua or tan-.
stitched with roll edge,
Sale Special price, only.;
Fall Trade Cr.
' a'..e a
i if
-j'-v V' a- , ".i 1
SUTRO BATHS
San Francisco
CTION1' ,
1 -
SALT
:"i'.. I '
With about nina acres of land
Ocean and adjoining the ClUf
Heightt will ba sold t tha
-. subject - to the ' approval of tha
' at' Auction, '.Thursday,
.r:.;M:,: ,2VS 1913; al 12 o'clock at
BALDWIN. & HOWELL, 111
f San Francisco. . tJThli famous Nautorium,
' tha world, was erected by the Jate Adolph
. more than 1800,000. ; It murt be sold
estate. : ' J Although the Executrix of
, limited; powers ia tha management aad
'. snterpriae it is being well patronised and
rnent caterers great profits can be realised
, I ha Pacific Oeeto at the entrance
' position is unique and picturesque
The baths cover about three.
."sufficient area to add many
: Q The profits of tha Cutro
.Pacific Exposition,
4th. mi wilt be enpr-
purchaier at this sale for
fronting the Pacific '
House and Sutro
Highest Bidder :.
Superior Court .
Noveinber r
the . saleirooms of "
Kearny : Street, V
and ths largest in M
Sutro at a cost of ..
now to dose his
tha Estate has but ,
exploiution of this great
in the hands of amuse-. .
from it. Situated on
to the Golden Gate its
beyond description. .'
. ' acres of land which leaves a -
. other profitabl attractions,
Bath daring v the Panama- '
February 20th to December,'''
mous enough, to reimburse the -the
full ' cost of the property. '
' WATER SWIMMING BATHS
Remember the date is Thursday, November 23, 1913
'X V v -. - ' -' - . ' ' - . ,v''1 ' .- ; ' -.. .,' .. IK. J 1
BALDWIN & HOWELL
; '1.'.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS .-wiu..i.,.-.-.
AND; AUCTIONEERS.-Hi;;S?t'J " ' -
Sead for til u Sated ,
311-324 Kesrny St SAN FRANCISCO
Booklet
There Are : Ottier
MdHWiiiotile?l
prepared for beverage purposes,' but
for use of the sick Duffy's stands at
the top Distilled exclusively from
malted: grain, including barley, the
most expensive.
Facsimile of bottle
.. areatly reduced. .
Purple::;--
.Stands -alorie as . the purest andmost
wholesome, and costs the most to make.
.That's why it has a host of cheap imita
, tions . which .are sometimes ; forced . upon ;
Vou from a mercenary standpoint, regard
jess of your health. . r - ; -
-f. ; But remember, there's nothing "justj.
' as Rood'1 as Duffy's, that- has the won-
.derfulrrecord ' as ' a health producer back -.
of it, -and is worth all it costs and more.' :
. Refuse substitutes and resolve to get Duffy's .
Pure Malt Whiskey and not something which '
' cannot. possibly take its place.' !'.'' i
'Sold m sealed bottles only by most reliable i
druggists,' grocers and dealers, $1.00.. "Write (
our doctors for free advice and medical book-.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. . Y.
Puget Sound Route
Filer ...
Expfss
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Shasta Limited
8:30 a. m.'
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Lv. 11 :00 p. m.
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STEEL :'):,
COACHES
. . Lv. ,3 :00 p, nV'
THROUGH NIGHT SERVICE
;4 ; lliOOp. m. to )
r GRAYS HARBOR POINTS
CENTRAL; OREGON
STEEL
; COACHES
Through - ; .
Daylight ,
? ; J ' ' Service
, Lv7:50 a.'m.or 10:00
CITY TICKET OFFICE
third and Washington Sts
phones;
and A-6121 .
a. m.'- . ; . . ;
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