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PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH I 21, 1915.
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TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS
AND THE GROWN-UPS, TOO
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OU all have
friends
In the east.
Pacific coast this summer.
The California
travel. And while!
exppsitions
Many of them are contemplating visits to the
are mighty factors in stimulating tourist
thev both are well worth seeine. thev bv no means com
prise all of the attraction! to be seen or the west coast. , I , I I .
i Oregon, in its natural beauty, holds more in store for the eastern visitor than
you can imagine. Its superb scenic attractions and its incomparable climate make
if a midsummer playground, unrivaled, with Portland as its capital. j '
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i The snow-capped mountains and j the seashore both are easily 'accessible from
Portland, while the rugged grandeur of the Columbia gorge! and adjacent territory
will be seen to greater advantage this season than ever before over the new Columbia
highway.
And, thC ysn knor . Portland herself, ever attractive,! looks her . prettiest in
the summer when she wears her garb! of roses that is known the world over, j :
: Accordingly, write your eastern friends to visit Portland and: Oregon on: their
way to the California expositions.' Tell them of a few of !the state's midsummer
charms, and you taight add that June 9, 10 and 11 are the dates for Portland's Ninth
H Annual Rose Festival. They will appreciate the favor.
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