THE
:gon daily journal, Portland, Tuesday, july cd.
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GOVERNOR III FAVOR OF
LEIIDIIIG SCHOOL FUIID
TO TUiMALO SETTLERS
Five Thousand Dollars Asked
to Complete the : Crater
Creek Diversion.
1
CONFER IN STAR SESSION
Xay ui OleaTt, ta otk.Btmtrs of
tke Boara, fit Hot Tt See
8miu torsos news. '
. ; Salem, Or.. July 20. With reporter
' barred by order of Governor "Withy
combe, the executive, took up consld
- eratlon of the application of Tsmito
project settlers. for a loan of $5000 to
complete tha' Crater creek diversion
with Secretary of Btate Olcot. and
. state TreasMrer Key jresterday efter
nooa .. - -.--.-.
Ogvernor ''WHhycombe Is In favor
. of lendln school fund money to the
settlers, but Kay and Olcott have not
fully satisfied tRemaelvea that they
satt do eo. If any auch loan la made
they will insist that It ehall t a t irst
. mortgage on. the property It was said
after the meeting: that no plan other
than a loan of the school fund -was
brought up at the meeting. :
, While It waa prtginally planned to
pet the Crater creek water on the
.Tumaialfrrojectjaa soon as possible, it
.'is understood that -the need is consid
ered more urg-entr since leaks made it
' Impossible tO' use-the reservoir of the
pro J bcV,; As .Withycombe. Kay ..and
'Olcott are members of the. desert, land
. board, handling; the project, and ttea
obers of the state land board, handling
the school fund, they .have an. interest
In the loan problem from two stand
, .points. , -' jr
Investigation of Companies.
Salem, Or., July 20 Insurance Com
missioner Wells, who Is also receiver
of the defunct Horticultural Tire Ke-
Uef of Oregon, Oregon Merchants Mu
tual Fire : Assurance association and
Pacif lo Home i Mutual Fire company,
announced last evening- that he would
ask Circuit Judge Kelly to Investigate
the cause which brought about the
failure of the .companies and. if pos
sible, place the responsibility. '
Wells has received ' hundreds of let
ters demanding that the -easponslhillty
.for the insolvency of the, companies
be . placed where it belongs. In this
connection some of the J tailing attor
neys -of Balem tare claiming that the
: directors who permitted agents to-Insure
property which other Insuranoe
companies had refused to accept and
' , which constituted veritable fire traps,
- are liable for the amount of losses sus
tained as a result of poor business
. methods,
- Weils has on hand about $7000, while
the Indebtedness of the companies to-
tals $ 4o,000. - .
- Quite a number. of 'those reassessed
up to the standard rates , will contest
the right of the receiver to make the
assessments m the courts.
' ' Commissioner Wells has received an
Invitation to attend a meeting July 23,
in the Electric t building, Portland, of
those having unpaid fire losses who
win discuss Ways and means of secur
' ing payment; but. he cannot Attend, he
'said.
B. C. Woods of Adams, Or., who crit
icised Wells as receiver and the Ma
rlon county circuit court. has?orward
ed a letter of apology, '
. Fire Wardens at Work.
Salem, Or., July 20. State fire war
dens, :, working under the direction ; of
State forester Elliott, have, as a result
of trail work dffne during the last few
weeks, made It possible for tha ranch
era of God's valley, a considerable set
tlement in northwestern Tillamook
county to reach a railroad station by
traveling three miles Instead .of IS.
The new trail runs to Hector, on the
Pacific Hallway & ; Navigation Co.'s
line. .
In Benton county a telephone line
Is0 being built under the direction of
the elate forester, from the summit
of Mary's peak to the cabin at the
, water intake, a distance of three miles,
ana the lookout man who will have
an unobstructed view of the timbered
4ortion of Benton county and pert of
Lincoln county, can cmickly notify the
fir wardens of those counties, as the
. teiepnon conneet with the Corvallis
line at the Intake.
There has been no fir loss reoortea
to Elliott so far ; this season, and. the
men in .he V field have been busily
engaged in making trails and doing
. other work which will be of , great
. value In heading off losses.
Seveaty-flv per cent of the wardens
authorised by the Weeks law nav been
named . nt . the .balance will be ap-
poiata witnin tpe next few days.
".';"''VV:S' -f-'x'. aeeMtaeBxe4veMlea "- W "v"'
Galloway : Preparing Speech
, Salem, Or.. July 0. -State Tax Com
missioner oalloway is preparing an ad
TODAY AND TOMOkROW ONLY
YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE
SEA
By
Jade London
1 NOTE:YOU WILL
I NATIONAL VERY COOL, AS IT IS KEPT
J , THAT WAY WITH REAL ICE.
; , DAY AFTER
The Houce of
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'7-i rT((o)ilA
1 Park, Vest Park,
dress for the ninth annual conference!
of the National Tax association, to bej
held In San Francisco August
Oalloway will discuss "Meaning of the
1914 Elections as . to Constitutional
Amendments." A feature of -considerable
interest wilt be the report of the
committee on federal Income tax. 'An
other important report will be that of
the committee on increase of publio ex
penditures. Road Men -on Outing. -.
Hood River, Or.,3 "July SO. S. Ben
son and County Koadmaster John B.
Teon of Portland arrived in Hood
River yesterday with their families
to spend a week's outing. The party
arrived in Hood .River about noon and
when- they passed etie summit of Storm
Cliff over 60 automobiles had passed
over the road that day. Over 150 auto
mobiles from Portland "were in Hood
River Sunday, touring the valley and
fishing.
v To . Close Unnton. Office
Salem. Or.. July . 80. The - Pacifio
Telephone A .. Telegraph company has
petitioned the state public service com-,
mission to permit the closing of the
publio office at Unnton. rendered nec
essary no longer because Llnnton is
a part of Portland '
From Cnrbank Trust Fund.
- Salem, Or July -J 10. Secretary f
State Oloott last evening forwarded, to
the Boys' and Girls Aid society of
Oregon,; Portland, a draft for 1792.23,
one-half the annual interest on the A.
ft. Burbank trust fund. The other half
will go to the Baby Hone, Portland.
Few - Violation ( of Labor Xews.
Salem fir., July 20. Labor Commis
sioner O. P. Hof f has returned from a
trip to Benton, Lincoln, Polk, Yamhill,
Tillamook , and" Washington counties
and found 'that there were but few vio
lations of labor laws.' , .. ; ,
WOULD ARREST IDLE RICH
"Cleveland Ohio, July SO. (0. P.
"Soes ' of the idle rich Should be
classed as vagrants and If social work
ers are willing-I will arrest them as
such." , declared ! Safety ;v Director
Benesch today. -. .'i - - - -
Whes wrlti or efust ea adverrleers,
please mention The JooreeL '- (Adv.) -
Popular Singers at Columbia
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Eighteen months Is a long time for
three singers to remain in on the
atre and entertain Its patrons, but that
Is th record breaking record to the
credit of the All-Star , trio that opened
at th Columbia Sunday, . The trio's
members are: ' Oscar Lee. Dow Brink
and Ted Ullmark. Mr. Lee - and Mr.
Ulimark nave been heard in Portland
before.' The trio has been singing at
the Alhambra one of Seattle's leading
motion - picture theatres controlled by
Jensen & Von Herberg, and when the
firm took over the management of the
local; .Columbia en of th first new
7 REELS
WOLF-
ALWAYS FIND THE I
TOMORROW , : .
the Lost Court
Hear Washington
OF.
MADE
BY PORTLAND
ArtHtJr A. Allen -Performs the
Spectacular Feat Alone as
" Mazamas Lpok On. ' :
BASEBALL GAME PLAYED
Mountain' VXkmr Also Xlad Time to
' - 2evot to Charch Services -n
Bundaxr. . . '
, By F. H. BIcNeiL.
1 (Staff Correspondence.). r--.
. Camp Bronaugh, Mount Shasta,"July
19. In a spectacular climb, watched
at practically- every stage by those ta
the camp below, Arthur A. Allen of
Portland climbed Mount Shasta alone
Sunday.
Allen's climb. was a remarkable dis
play of strength and endurance. He
left Portland t .Saturday -c morning,
reached .Sisson early Sunday - and
started at - once for i Camp Bronaugh,
arriving at ,a. m. Sating breakfast,
he left for the summit at 8:15 a. m.
All morning and afternoon observ
ers In the camp watched him labor, up
ward through the steeply cast soft
snow of the huge trough just belbw
'rThumb rock." . - ,
' ' - . pilmbs Koek SidgeS.
The'snow getting too soft for travel,
late in the afternoon he climbed by
way of the loose rock rtdgea bounding
the trough, and succeeded in reaching
the summit at 4:4t. After registering,
he returned to the trough and slid the
entire way down the mountain, reach
ing camp at 0 o'clock. After resting
over night, Allen, left for San t Fran
cisco Monday, afternoon, - ; . '
Sunday - was an important day . In
the camp here. The Masamas found
time in their actlvtiies to hold church
features it planned was presenting ltaj
patrons witn tne trio. ;
If the cordiality of their reception
may bs taken as the gauge their Port
land atay will equal that la Seattle.
Their work is varied with solo and
harmony singing, and a' considerable
number of ; comedy songs,, with inci
dental action. .Two numbers, one high
class ;and the other popular did not
prove'enough. for the audience demand
ed and got two additional encores; The
Ail-Star trio will make two changes
of program a week, one Sunday and the
other 'Thursday. : - - : . -
DARiiiG cli;,;3
r1T. SHASTA
A
A COOL PLACE ON A; WARM DAY!
Tho Air" in the Orpheum Is Scientifically t Cooled
TODAY AND TOMORROW
ContinuouBl 1 'A. M. to 11 P. M. Any .Scat 1 Oc
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George Ade Sjarlding Comedy
' -:- ' .WITH'. ,
: FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN : i
- u ' ': " and. - ' ' .r- ;
, : RUTH STONEHOUSE
n. . (TTo IT o "
A Faciriatins
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services and at 10:30 a. xn4 Dr." P.f I f
delivered an eloquent sermon on- uni
versal Brotherhood.- A. ; Boyd Wil
liams, Mrs. Effle A. Skelton and ethers
oontrihuted to the services..
- Ball Oame Played.
. Dr. Campbell also played second base
for the Convicts in an i eactting baee
ball game Saturday afternoon. HI
side won the game hy a score of SI
to 2s. and "Prof.." u he is known here.
drove m seven run. Dr. Campbell, is
one ox the most enthusiaauo t auc
mas, and th good time he has been
having has proven contagious to the
40 others in camp. '
Dr. Carl Barck led a party of IS
persons to the top of Shastlna, the Oin
der con just north of Mount Shasta,
12,433 feet high. Sunday. -
These climber left at 4 a. m. and
did hot reach th summit until I p. m.
Th friii w cnnaldered harder than.
the ascent of , Shasta, , -
Those Making. Trip Hemed.
Those going were: Dr. Barck. R. J.
Davidson, Arthur Cook, , J. W. Marsh,
Anne DilUnger, Pauline Zabelle. Mabel
Phillips, Elizabeth A.' Mesdas, Susann
Keliett; Mr. Laurie -praseur,' F. C
Hoiman, A. C. Franck and C A. Zuerne.
On account of tha i illness - of .hi
daughter. Miss Edna, Dr. Carl Barck
was- forced to leave 1 camp .Monday
morning ' Without - making ah', ascent
of ' Shasta.. - Mis Mary Klem, also of
St. Louis, who y accompanied the
Barck's, will remaih her - th rest of
the week.'- Arthur M. Churchill of
Portland left the Mazama camp Tues
day, "
Dorr Viele of Buffalo. N. Y., ar
rived in the Maxama camp Sunday to
make the ascent Tuesday. . Mr. Viele
saw the notice of the Maaama outing
in th Oregon building at the exposi
tion, and decided to attempt a limb. ,
BRYAN IS COMING NORTH
Tacoma, Wash., July ; IS. (P. 1ST. S-
W. - J. Bryan, former secretary of
state, - will visit Taooma this month
and make an address in the Stadium,
accordlni to word received today by
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CORNELIUS 1 1
ran KOtTSBop wxirCOMB .Hi
Park and Alder 5treet
- - Portland. Or. -
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In th theatre and shopping E
district, one .block from any
oarllne. Rates SI per day s
end up. -With bath. ti.SO per f
day and up. Take our Brown E5
Auto Bua -T , 3
; c. yt. ecnmxixf. pres. l
n. . T-LtPTCXXM, aaaaag. .
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AMUSEMENTS
-fl Mela 1. A-ll .
LAST TIME TOXIGHT, 6:15
CHICAGO LITTLE
THEATRE CO. :
World's Oretet Peec PUy . ; "
mm
TROJAN WOMAN
. TXiXOVS GREEK DBAMA
- " FUst Acted 419 B. C, ft atbees '
' Pfleee Moor, 11 row, Sl.tOt 7 tows, f 1.
BalconT, B row. TSe. la reef SOc -
Only slay that aee bee presented la Sesnvi
HalV-et Sen Frneic rahv .
HATOiHC ClUlY 30 .
. . ' - Return of Portlend'e rsvorlte -
KISS ITHii BATH . - .
end her Metropolitan Company of 18, Ittdodtog
bet tiiaoM Bttf Doll ia the Sparkling Hu-
ic1 R&voainY Kir ' -
-T-i; S OTHEH SUQ-XUtS ACTS
QMS AUDITORIUM
S0USA
XffBZT BVSrOAT A2TS
BXOBT2XAT
' Beet lei aowe at
Bhermea, Clay tt Co.. 6th sad Berriaoa
Btreeta. lleaerteil seat SI, iacladiar ad
misewB, if beusht at Sberman-Olay. Vmal
sdnuseioa te park and big free show.
S c OAIiS
Portland'i Oreat Amoemn Perk. Big
free ' Show, in d! Odin Oaka' BewailaaS
and "Oollafe Days." new- aeaioel eooa
edy aad 80 pretty Ctrl'. Saoeiar, ftaatiag,
Bwinuaing aad Paxk Attraotioa. . "
Essanay Photoplay
Charles - Drury of the Pierce county
democratic committee. Mr. Bryan will
be here either July 29 or SO. -and wlU
spend th afternoon and evening in the
city.' ,
Arrangements Tor his entertainment!
are being mad by the committee.
Canning Oar; on ;
v- SeconrlWeek's Work
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis, July SO. Demonstrations of can
ning fruits, vegetables and meats were
begun for f th second week'a work at
Aumesvllle, by O. A. C representatives
in the : special cars provided by the
Southern Pacific - Railway company.
The work wiil continue all this week,
towns to be visited as follows: ' Co
burg, ;Y Tuesday; ' Brownsville and
Springfield Wednesday ; Eugene, .; Tan
gent and Junction City, Thursday. and
Junction City, Harrlsburg and Halsey,
FHday; . .t . . . ;; -
- During the first -week demonstra
tions there were more than 1600 per
sons on hand . to witness the work.
Sine many of these were leaders of
their respective localities and " will
earry the information to many, trior
it is expected that the special service
will go far toward making popular can
ning operations r for : saving surplus
farm products and also for adding an
other; znoney-ln industry to those al
ready' existing in the Willamette val
ley. v i'ivi"!;:';--- ::;--;: :
; BEACH RESORTS. j BEACH RESORTS.
HOTEL; MQORi
Hotel Moor overlooking the" ooean of fers to th toojj trd-tr5X1Sl.i?1wat
tires seldom if ever combined at any one resort.-Surf bathing. Hot Bait Wa
ter Bathe. Natatorlum for indoor swl mining. Canoeing on th jWeoanieura
river. Good auto roads. '"'" -:"'--i ": :!- ; -
all automobiles leave rrom SCetel 8o re fo Bl Creek ana Cannom Bsaon
' ssii'j : - ; ssKawe ttiAAt.A k - sr - ' a tfHILfiB HOuBI '
The SHELBURNE
All modern Irnprovementa. -Ong ot tha largest hotels on North Beach.
We raise our own poultry, Reasonable ratesVSpeclal fates by the week
for famUies.- Ione in hoteL Buy tickeU to , Shelburiiev Stadon. Train
stop right at doof. Addfets Seaview. Wash. . T. J.'HOARS. Prop.
BR1MRERS HOTEES
Stniarts, pt-Wwllas, trl, flf, freeh eae W wtw .flaWoe, fcr.
- neine eaoT aatoe. W have er ews Uvery etatle.aad aateer 4 aUlee of
uebrokea beaofe for aate rana. Oat table ia supplied from our ewa dairy. ,
v jreceteble serdeae and poultry yaraa. Pestoffioe. Ions ; diataaoe aone sad
Wet-rap statiea ia the betel. IVV. S a a. itatiea o the gr evade. ,
Write for terms and reservations ta , - -
- - - TSEB BBBASQBBsl KO TBS Breaker. Wash -
CANNON BEACH
tX 1031X0 BBACft OX O&XOOST i
THE W ARREN
I ATienxooKZkO IHJS OCfiAB W
seU "aa Wesareats
fo nut. M. . warrea. rroprletse.
beree
Write
Colonial Hotel
cratso BBAoa: . bsahidx. oa.
, - BAIZS BSABOXABLE
CotaeletelV remodeled. Oooe . leeatiea, ' ene
block Ireea eeaek, XaoaUeat aiaBtg reem. rree
be meeui traina. .
. S. S Autiabss m.
HOTEL i1 EARS
CSHS2TX BTOJ)rjra;,rea4wsy at ft
Two laisntes from Veaes sad deboV Ceetrle
Uchted room -as-le or ea suite.
; BATsa f 1.00 pax a0 ur
gcasUe Oiecoa,' " JtOlTJf SCfcAB. . give -, '
Hotel Suncet
i BEACH CEBTSB BTAXIOB . -
"a. - e .a".JUM A. aiVe kAal MunvVW St It 4
Meaaere eombiaedi ooa ia ruU larvj
Sd Ufte servioe. is 2
trio liehta. 9. O, Um Beees Weam, ale
tEDKAB, Prep, - .-., j-
THE HACKNEY
: COTTAGE
.' rj U New .-,
. ' awmt to nrx BBaVBOB
mu ii nutM "rmnrevemeate. For . rates
T writ or wire, 3AVISW WABK. ,
fHE DRIFTWOOD
" TABLE BOiKD A SPKCIALTT
ZOVa BXACH. WASJt. ,
North Beach Inn
aoom 75o day a
rtTSKISHED HOTTSBKEEPnr .APTfl v T
BkTKACtfMlI0BO BKACH, WASH.
AU tUrtoB at sreaaas el koteL Buy tieket
t Bewtoa BtaUes, H' ,-- , ..
Windemuth
' l - " t OB THI wnXAatTT
oris axvEK abb tin baxbib. ik
iut launca too oi i Ai i ZT
hour, oonuaeaians :M F fare oentt,
orTBrooklyn cai to Woodward eve. free
meat. -: -: -j.- - -,f--.. r-
nil cmr Atrro stage or, dee. je.
pot, Salem, : p. m. daily for Turner, Aume.
fuie. Sublimity, Staytoa, MebaiSa. Lyone. Jiul
Citys -eoaneebn wita i . mum-
vili, :U P. m.. ar. BU11 City T:fl e m. lv.
Hiu City Oauy U xn-, mmtmm wimm mt an
Good fiaaiac aions roate. :
For additional, resort
advertisements refer to
the classified pars- .
International Union
Secretary Guest
J. C. Orr of rssmens Xateraational
tmion Pays Brief Tisit to Members
' of 2orUaad XeJU - - ' " ' ,
- On ' his way to th - convention -, in
Los Angeles of the international Typo
graphical union, J- C Orr, secretary
treasurer of the International Printing
Pressmen and Assistants union, was a
Portland visitor" yesterday. He spent
the day visiting with local members.
Th union of which Mr.-Orr is one
of the leaders, is one of th strongest
in the United States. ; It owns - at
RdgersvUle, Tenn, a traot of .1000
acres, on which. Is "huilt a home for
th superannuated and Injured, a hos
pital for tubercular patients and, a
school for the' technical training of the
trade. An outlay of $760,000 is repre
sented. , It takes 75 people to run the
headquarters and buildinga. ,
Tv "X have been all through th north
west now. and have yet to find any
but. pleasant conditions ' among - our
men said Mr. Orr yesterday. "The
men are busy, and as a result happy.
The newspapers of j the northwest and
th Job printing firms also as a rule
Inhabit new buildings, with modern
conveniences for their men and for
that reason I believe conditions among
onr men here are better than in many
of .the eastern communities where
competition has : forced many of the
Recreation, Health, Fishing Resorte Rail. River and Stage Routes
' Oonfleased information regarding leading outing places and priaolpal aids trips ana stage lines. The northwest,
with its great natural soenlo ana oil ma tie attractions affords unusual advantages to seekers of health or recre--ation.
Information regarding resorts or side trips can be obtained from Th Journal Travel Bureau, Phones A
S051, Main Tl73i from Tourist Ageney and Travel BuKeau, Marshall 1 879. , ,
Shelburns SUtion
NORTH BEACH
i - - i -i - - -
RIGHT ON.
THE BEACH
5
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Bar View Hotel
ABO, rOBBISBXB KOffsgCHEPlBft tyfv
-j : tTaaer Bow BUaasemeat - -WOTUX
XATXS St KS BAT ABB tTB
FnraiabeS Seesekeeeav TsftU,' 1.0O, J
Operated by W. A. WUe. Si 0-21 railii bld.,
PortUiad. aad Bar Vi.w, TUiameelTOoaaty,
Oresoa. raeaee: a-suh urn -
BIOKT OK TUB BaACHOoalleily v'rar
write for raue ess . ethet UiormaUoa U
CH&IB aaju. see poi u v.
Agate Beach Pi
nra
TEX AB
BS0&X
AGATE BEACH INN
. NOW OPEN
Write Btrs. X tteeree foe rates of mirtt
tlona. And Agate Beach bead O. fo etket
iaformatio At.Asate. Beaoa, Or.
The Nortonia
Uleventli Street at Washington
Tisit the Roof Garden
t a wonderful view, of th . .
," - ety. - Try our Iining
- Boom ana enjoy the -"dlf-ferent
home cooking at ,
most reasonable .;- prices.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
The- E3f RUE
0B tbb Bttrrn tt- THE COttrktBIa.
the eaara.ias' sew reaort,. amnf the Cos.
eade. coaductee aiens unes won mmm ,e
sea - sad womea or - reiiaee leetea.
i murnlfiaant BKUiiitaia .aoeaerv. ZaeeHea
table. Cluatrated Booklet Free, C W.
sveeaers, w an. mwwi , .n.
.''"- "isxox or iki BAcmcr -
29 is 11m' ef ,flMt ooeas ' beatbt tnere
feea a do iatereetinf asd attrtetlve
beecb- townaj meaf fully equipped botels
and deUglitral reaort loilsea. affordiac
bealtbfni and plot recreattoa.
' STtrRDAr-MOirDAY FAaX. fS.Ot
B1X-M0KIHS' TICKET. 4.(W
nY-KlIE C&jtJS0XAIIOS, le.0
. lafersutiea Tieket. te. . .
' O-W. R. 6r N.
. City Ticket Of flee
WASHUfOTOW AT TftTSD "
. Broadway 600. Ai.ti.)
taeVkat a plOilid vi.w of the citf
water, eleetri ligbU end gee- eideyalk.
eloee to atoree aad. aaUteriam, Before Aeoidt
smaller printing firms into old and
cheap buildinrs- , -
"I have visited a chain of -cities
from my home to this coast, and find,
too, that the men have the belief that
better times are in store for th whole
country, and thai business , is really
picking up." -
Pftysicians'Wm V
, ,Meet at Tacoma
'' Taooma, July SO. (P. N. 1 8.)
Washington" physicians to the number
of 250 are expected in Tacoma tomor
row to attend l the annual convention
of. the Washington State Medical so
ciety, which will hold sessions here
for . three' days. - Elaborate arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
visiting physicians and their families
have been made and an excellent pro
gram of papers and discussion for the
convention arranged.
Friday the ' entire assemblage will
go to the Camp of th Clouds ; In
Rainier National park, where the busi
ness of electing officers will be com
bined with pleasure. -
Tent; Cities Growing.
Th tent cities of the Oregon coast
and mountain resorts are - the out.
f rowth of the ; growing popularity of
hese places of amusement and rest.
A tent for the season fan be secured
at low cost In the '"Summer Resort"
column of The Journal's classified seo
tion. Look for this and other offers
that invite InveetlKatlon. ' - (Adv.) .
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
Log La Barre
A sew mtiaataiireeert.' Sg'maea from Port
laad; ttiles from Eiueada. Oooe aute road.
Exoelleat eeoommoeatioae. - Chicken dianere.
ruhiac a ad huatinf . - Alt eeew reeks la view.
Aa ideal plaee tot as oatiar with -all home
eomforts.' Seasonable ratee, BAEk? , A. JJk.
BAA&S, Prop., Xataeada, Or. , ,
ett's
at Wklte-aalao o the Oohuabla river m w
ready reeelve gueeta. Ste koiaeUke atmoa
pkare, splendid euiaine, aad the besaty of
its nataral aurrstuidisfe stake of It aa Meal
reaort to speed a few restful deya Of week.
For further Information or reservation eddreat
JEJIHi-i JSWIIX, WKITX SALXOH. WASH.
Calapdoya Springs
Ob eoaet fork of WlUafBotte, n Oottare
Oreve. Oood aotel aad cams rireaadSt 811?
m(i t.nriiu .nit i.hinir bua aad hot
water batka. Oeiepeoya water, he So equal
for the our ef rkeuinetism. kidney aad tom-
aoh treabiee. iiewi ratoa ie to ilrv,
laoUdiag batka Addreee 0. B. ,WttIU31S0,
ILotldOll 0111- i-T", I -. .rir ir-n ' " it'll r i iii i.ni.
Point
Chalet
VOW OFEJC-Chlckea dlOneri. week end
0MttedtionS. Jfaple Danoinf Floor, Aute bus
from Portland. Tor reservation phone Mrs. M.
X, Bndenoa, Crown Point Chalet, Tb moat
beaetifal view ea th Columbia river. -
scApiAtea
Xere yea ea save eoiet aad reatfnt HW
laa- by tke aide of the faaioos Oaacadie Mineral
Borings. Toa baa boat, fish, play tennis, ea-
Joy tot or eels mineral baths. Xoa a tent
' tent or a eettaf e or beard at tke hotel,
receive year mail dally and have as ,idel
vaeatin at a minimnm exoense. . For full
formetioa eddreae b0. 2C OUIEaD0.rl&,
ceaoedte. oa - -- - ,
WILHOIT SPRINGS
-la the foothills f the Coade avbufltatas,
gf miles from Bertlahd. Aa ideal reaort fet
health aad teereatiea. Axeellest hotel end fine
eaaipint Tnaa , .Teat and eettasee for
rent. Our apeeieity b our Saturday aisht aad
Sunday aeon ehiohea dinner . Sua eat for yea
week end holiday. For foil information write
or phoM F, W. koXXaaJf, Wilkeit, Or si
ask ay S. F. fwt - . ' . ;
Beaideac. Tke Warren, Cannon Beads . Stand
, SOf Broedwey Fkoa I.
1 MORRIS rO. BlARTUf
iUTO FOB iJIBJS
DeQy Trip to Blk Creek . SXAStDB
aad Can sea JSeaok OBSOOV
ESTACADA Natural
SCENIC PARK
H BOtZS f&OK BOBIXABB, Xseeneet trf.
Bw rrouaAs, eaeurstoa resort and tithing.
First class hotel at srennea. Bate ft e day,
BOli BUM PARK A nturfark 10 mUe
from Foraakdt Fia place for rukina, camp.
iafi pieaice esouraleas aad amatear bketeg
IeSi1l smfBAT EXCVaMI0B, B AT8 ' it
either ef these .parks 1e round trip. Xratas
la.. First and Alder. ' " . . -
CABEMAU FAHg Oeel. eonfottable tln,
soot, td tnilee front , Portland, overleokins
ti treaetUoi. and plotureeoe , Viliametto
yell. Ca leer susf aad Alder, aound
trim) 40 CfSltXsp
vStAMIlXki FAIXS-Taki ipHm CHtr eat
stFirst ted Alder. BoaaA trip ie eeats,
AMOOUVia SAkAACKS lako Vaaoeem
fieoond aad; WasAinstos, kouad trip SO
CAUSES HOT SFBI1TOB--A ireup ef the hot.
teat urve prlfte in the world, at the
foothill of the Cascades, for lnformatioa
5U MarehaU S054 or Marshall HM.
rjbKlBO faXKEAjaB -Upper CLaokam ta river,
Soariat Creek, fcel Creek and Senp Creek.'
Take oar a first and Aider, on liatacada
Ceaadere line, low reead trip rate aaA aariy
Zaeoial trains ea Sunday,
SAB BIVB A BULL BJ BTrEB
CEake -traina et First end Aider, Bull Ban
. Cae. Lew round trip fates and early Saaeay
4-OMBBO CBEEB-Tak rM at First sag Al
der, so off at Errol SeU, Lent J naottea.
Sycamore, tlanhrseen. Oreakaia, U,u N
rCvaAi'omOBAt , F0B1UT10 caU Ticket
Aset, First sad Aldat. atarehaU ilM st
. A-m. ,
Portland Ky. Lt. &. P. Co.
- nUUabls Servioe.'
Seashoi and hloxxnZain Re
sorts on North Dank Road
ItnrSAT FIClfTO EX CVkllOBB Hound tripe.
Cape Horn. Caeada, fi.69( Carson,
- l.0j Whit Salmon, .
CXAXSOF biACk Faoif iO Ooeaa, d hears
f rem Fertlaad. Take Berth Bank train.
lta and Koyt, to Caarhart or Seaaide, burf
and natatoriua . bathins, it Alias ef Ocean
''trend. weeknd trips.
KH1PaJuBS KOI lS IB OS -At Canes.
Week., f ' nears ireat jrortiano. - miser!
t.n lif I, (2.20 wnekna rotuul trie.
wOVAJTMBT KIA'EAAX SPatafpS At Ca
Soa, waaa. asouniain noon. o muos
Wind rive. Ante aseets train. - tZ0 round
trio. i
JTEwErri FAHJf white Balmoil, Wash.,
boun from frertlaAd. . Individual eottaaee
and eeettUiui, srounaa. o wooa-na rouna
'TkS: BTklE" WWt." Bklmoa, Wash. Co
taaee and board. Writ C W. i, Booker.
waite fcalraen, Weak. . S3 week-end trip, j
tx. ADAMS AID ICS CAVi.5 TJt. Horth
BiLoaiES ' BITEK FISHtkO BWOBTS
Beduced week-end fere. Traia leave :00
. m.; return 8:10 a. ra.
M'KEiiilE K1VEB BESOBTft Take Oregea
JUaotrio B'y. to Eusene.
fnone Ft4t 0, A-dfJa.
Fliiii A bXA&jt.
Infection Gone, Leo
Frank Gets Better
Attending Physicians Bspon Tempera-
Tore seoeaing and General Conditlc
of Tictlm of Attabk Improved Today.
w Milledgeville, Oa., July 20.U-(l. N.
o. io conaiuon or uo U. Frari".:
suffering from a knife wound in the
neck inflicted tz. William Creen. a fal
low lif, term convict at the Georgia
prison farm here, showed improvement
today. His ; temperature was receding
Physicians say Frank's chances for re
covery wer better. .
"Frank's condition.' said Warden
Smith .today, "is more satisfactory
than at any time since he was at
tacked. There was not a sign of any
Infection today. He spent a restful
night and was much refreshed this
morning. The sign of Infeotlon hus
entirely disappeared. y
' Turks Sink Allies Boats.
Constantinople. July 80. (X. N. 8.)
A number of boats belonging to th
allies' fleet wer sunltehy the Turkish
fire during Wednesday's fighting, ac
cording to the official statement of
the Turkish war office today. . Vio
lent fighting iB progressing near Avl
Bumu, varied by night attacks near
Sedd-Ul-Bahr. - The Turks are main
taining a constant fire against the
allies' camp hear Sedd-Ul-Bahr. but no
statement. of the damag Inflicted is
made.- -
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
sticli
KOHTEB KT. H00B aJOtrBTAnr BES0BT.
f"". eoi mountain wtur, airy aad com-fortable-bunralowa,
taod euiaine, kuntln. fub.
i"0!?"- rtdln' Bates $3ay. 10 week.
W. B. WELCH. Frop.. Walch's Fostoffioe, Or.
Rhododendron Tavern
Oa Mount Voj 1.1. tt... m ,,
Vlr u, tnenbUla resort, fj day.
"T" .eu fie. special re tea for famUies.
addle hones, laws tennis, eroquet. Oood flaiw
tag. huntin. Fhoae, oleotrio lifht. Daily auto
tage. Phone Mala IB6S or .Beat ISO. Eu,
FransetU, Frop., Bow. Or, ,
Hotel De Govenimsiit Xzrzy
located ea the South' tide of MU Eood
eenutuu view ef Ue ssountaln and cthn
laf.and huntins. Betas (3 par day, 1S pr
week and p. Fes ridemore, Frops." Bewe,
fi Information, rosorvations and oaily etaae
ioS Id it. Mala 1S64 or East 186.
RELIANCE
ML HOOD Auto Stages
Et11'. 11804 reeoru, a. m. Esund
.i---forB?"t-cm', Ka .i
rates to Wekod and elimblne; parties. In.
lcli,oai,""r'm-tion and ticK.te at KOXi i
IEME SEED a ELOBAL CO., lt9 kd'st.
Maia ebfte. A-3111. or lrvlntoa Oarace, East
sVeBQe . ,
FOR
Mts Hood Resorts
KOtJBT AUTO BEKV1CE CO. La.y-s
Meier S) Frank atoro. Oih et. ontranoo, ei.r
lor artieulars end reMrvetioae
Mii.r a Freak SoOrtics; Goods Dept.. phone .4
commodatioa desk. Bicht shoos Tabor 4a,
WA8TUCA AVTO 6EBVICB
iStaco to Mt. Hood
Resorts
VdSaan a dra - A a 1 . M i. . .
aawwuavif eveaatesea SOT IIU a 0 LI ffff rQ m T Tet'F
wwm v vsltii in SU4 vausfji Aspgr O 4 09.
SUBDAT SPECIAL leavse Journal hide, at
d a. en. Beturains- loevee at p. m.
.."rli'. i BAFETT AT ALL TIKES '
MT; HOOD AUTO LINE
LXATZS DAILT
e1! d deUvert t any part ef elty. daf or
airht, to Mount Hoed resorts. Bound Via. tit
weverameat Camp T.. " '
FK0BES MA tJf 111 or A-tSSL
ABDZBSOB 8B0S.
TROUT LAKE
AT THE FOOT OF ltT. ASAKS. Th t'
peekled beauties are 'waitinc to mstrh tha.r
wits asainet yeurt, Baay waiUne dut.nr, of
tne fajaoua lare oavee end ice eaves. Hod
euartets fer mountain alimbar fet the aac.Lt
ef Mt. -Adams. Bifk-elass amusement h.l
ear hotel. Hotel rates, I9.U0 a Week. Addx.M
OULEB MOTEL. Crnier. Weak.
r : the place roa rov
A resort for health and recreation. Be"f ul
walk throuck the weeds, saddle horses, f,..
las. wimmiaf pool, euoits, tennt court, cnx
Ieet grousda, bewlinr alley. Atnerioan et.4
uropsan pian. Summer outtaree end nmp.
ins. Address . L, khioWe Ueraoa, Wea.
BANGS AUTO STAG 12 CO.
State leave Eufene dally t it 'a, to. fo
Deerhora, Leaburf, Himrod, MeSensIo I.w,,
Blue Biver, MohUnile Brldae aad Soinj I
Belkaas Sprtas;a. Oood fiaiiins ead kiott. .4,
Sense Xlvary Wo.. Euaoaa, Or.
RIVER STEAP.1ERS
- i Freisht aad Faaaena;er -
STSAMZaS T0 TBI DALLES ,
' , -and Way Laadincs .
"BAILEY GAT2EHT"
Lesve Portia ad daily at 7 A. M. etcOft f
day end Monday. Sunday etcurtooe )o ,
eede Lock lee re S A. hi. Betura :& p. i
''DALLES CITY"
Ive Portlsad Suaday, Tuesuay Tlart
at s:ao a. at. r
Sunday Ceeeade Lock exettrsloa. ......... f t.f 1 '
fare i la ieiee aad return ...,.i.cj
ALSEB STREET DOCK. FOSTLAB9
Fltcoe Main ble. A41U
STrlSlR GEORGIAN
I-eava aaur exaept llondar fcr
5 A8TOX1A AXTO W AT XAJfTJir C
Leavlnal foot ef XVahtn-toa CL. 7
:! ';' m.. returnln o. m.
DALLES-COLUMBIA LIi; I
Steamer State of .Vathinl:
Leave Taylor t. drx-h ii p. ra. ii:j
SnudayS, for "TbS lal!es acd w T i. f
lieiuriilijf, ! Tbe L'bHcs 12 . .
e.pt hlouJar, triut an 1
$1.00. Berth SOc. Lir ix,'., r yi , .
river s-nier t Lewuton aui ,
fhvne kiain ttio.
Shipherd
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