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Newspaper Page Text. , - l . . : - i ti, f - - . : - 4 1 - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1918. 7 ALBANY IS HUB CITY; RAILROAD AND WATER SERVICE FEATURED New Owners of Furniture Factory Plan to Have Their Plant Running Soon, MEIER TELLS WHY HE city limits," says Meier. Why can't we way for freight traffic are to be con sidered, this request of the grange and business interests for Immediate pro vision for surveying permanent lines that will be followed by all future con struction, could not be disregarded." peared, is believed lost In tha woods. He was last seen Friday. A searching party has been sent out but so far neve not been able to locate him. Conger was due at his nephew's home last Sunday and his failure to arrive caused a search to be started. Raise License Fee J Of Movies at Salem t . ... Salem. Or., June21.--Because admlfl sion charges to Silent moving picture houses have been greatly increased d ur ine tHf litfit vpflK mi nrrllniinrA Wftjc BUSINESS IN WILLAMETE VALLEY CITY IS THRIVING do that immediately?" In' conclusion he says: "When you consider that a third of the population of the state practically is In the city of Portland, and that a very large percentage of the remain ing total is in, the Willamette valley between Portland and Eugene, it would seem that if the number of people to be served and the need of a high Rancher Has Ilsappeared. NEW ROAD INTO CITY Letter to Highway Commis sion Says Producers of Valley Are Asking for It. Florence. Or.. June 21. Doctor Con-j The lost man is reebie and it is proD- passpa bv ,,, ctv council Monday ger, a rancher living eight miles north- ijable that he wandered off tha, trail i night doubling the amount of license east of Mercer lake, who has disap-: and was lost. 'fee to be asser?4. GgTIGYGlI Recreation, Health, Fishing Resorts Rail, River and Stage Routes Information Contained information regarding lea-linf ootina- plaoee and principal tide tripe end (tare Una a. Th Borthe)et, with ita great Information reserdlns reeerts natural acemc and snumitio attraction! afforda uniuual adrantarta to aeckera of health er recreation. or aide tripa can he obUised from The Journal Travel Bursa, Phonee A 6051, Main 7179; er from Tooreat Asenc and Travel Bureau, MarahaU 1979. INDUSTRIES ARE NAMED DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1 FAVORS SURVEY FOR Loffaeberry Juice Factory Important Feature; Peppermint Industry la Coming' to the Front. By Fred Iockley Albany. Or., June 20 Albany is wp11 called thP Hub city of the Willamette valley. You will still meet many old time resident of the city who re member when Albany's only aice-ss to markets and h-r only esress to the outside world was by water transpor tation 0ri the Willamette river. e Today rail lines radiate in all di rections from Albany, giving Albany adequate transportation facilities for a city many times the present size of Albany. ' Albany is one of the principal cities In. the Willamette valley on the main line of the Southern Pacific system. From Albany a branch line (foes east ward to the Cascade mountains. The original destination of, this, line was Boise, but lack of funds compelled its promoters to s".ii near Minto pass on the western slope of the Cascades. Krom Albany a continuation of this same line go'-s westward toward the Pacific ocean. It follows the valley of the Yaiiulna river and its western terminus is Vii'iulrm. -, Other Lines Listed. Another branch line trots to Lebanon connecting at Tollman with the Wood- burn-Natron branch of the Southern ' Pacific. Connection Is made by a branch lipe with the Portland, Eugene Ac Eastern. It is on the main line Oregon Klectrtc railway and connec tion is made by a branch line to Cor vallis with the west side line of fhis ystem. So today, in place of the coin ing of an occasional boat and the ar rival and departure of the overland utaxe, Albany has over tiO passenger trains, which would make the old style man of leisure who went down to the depot to see the train come in, a very busy individual indeed if he went down to the depot to see all of the arriving or departing passenger trains today. Albany is rejoicing over the fact that tl.e I'nlon Furniture factory, which shut down two years ago, will soon be adding its Quota to the indus try, the payroll and consequent pros perity of the city. Fletcher Linn and W. E. Flanders, the well known fur niture men of Portland, have pur chased .the plant and will soon be turning out furniture. Fletcher Linn haa been making furniture for more than 20 years in Portland, and W. E. . Flanders was superintendent of the Carmen .Furniture factory of Port- land, so Albany has men of ability and experience at the head of the en terprise men who will make of it a uccesB. Buttdintfe Are Remodeled. The old buildings are being remod eled, new machinery has been secured, a new boiler and a new dry kiln in stalled and soon Albany will begin shipping furniture throughout the northwest. Alder veneered with oak or mahogany will be the material used in the manufacture of the fac tory'a output. On June 11 a carload of machinery arrived for the Albany Loganberry Juice company. The coming of the loganberry juice factory to Albany means much not only to Albany but to the farmers flf Linn county. The company is contracting for logan berries at $50 per ton and at this rate the, grower should realize from $160 to $?50 per acre for his crop. The loganberry Juice factory Is In stating about $4000 worth of machin ery in its plant. This Includes an engine and boiler, steam Jacketed process tanks, bottle filling and crown capping machines .and other necessary machinery. This year two products only will bo manu factured, loganberry syrup for soda fountains and loganberry Juice to be used as a beverage. The company will manufacture from B0, 000 to 60, 000 gallons of Juice this season. The season starts, about July 1. Peppermint R-aislng- Factor. Another industry tributary to A1-. bany that ehpuld grow into a perman ent and valuable contribution toward the prosperity of Linn county Is the growing of peppermint. Last year the acreage was Increased to 40 acres and the yield varied from 37 to 72 pounds of oil of peppermint. It grows best on the sandy loam soil along the river. This soil Is easily worked, contains plenty of plant food and the crop ma tures early. It costsVajbout $30 an acre to grow peppermlnwftnd with an average yield of 60 pounds of oil of peppermint to the acre at a price of from $2 to $2.50 & pound for the oil, there is good money ;In growing peppermint. Albany, the county seat, is the larg est city in Jinn county. Its population Is not far from 7500. Lebanon, Brownsville, Halsey, Harris burg and Sclo are all growing towns In Linn county. Linn county is larger than the state of Ielaware. It con tains 2243 square miles. Of its total area of 1,435.520 acres, about 200,000 acres are now in cultivation. There Is a large amount of potential horse . power that can be developed on the Kantiam and Calapooia rivers. The western part of Linn county lies in the Willamette valley while at Veaat two-thirds of the area of the county Is mountainous and heavily timbered. It is estimated that there is at least 25,000,000,000 feet of mer chantable standing timber In tho county. Hdchness Is SToted. One secures a good Idea of the rich ness of the county by looking over the list of the outgoing freight from Al- . bany. The list Includes dried prunes more than 100 carloads were shipped during one season; clover seed, $160, 000 worth of clover seed is shipped ; from Albany annually; lumber, hops, wool, mohair, butter, eggs, furniture, Cotswold bucks, fruit, walnuts, ber ries and so on through a long list of products. From the etand point of attractive ness to the tourist and summer vaca tionist Linn county takes high rank. There is splendid fishing and hunt ing on both branches of the Santlam river as well as In Marlon lake. Lost lake. Fish lake, Clear lake and Lava ' lake. , There la Inspiring scenery, splendid mountain climbing as well as health , and pleasure in the Mount Jefferson " ' country and around Mount Washing - ten and Three Fingered Jack. Mount if. , - S I . : v.J;: -Xii . ... I V : ' . . V . .. yv.x-..:.:-: :. : :.-:. i Above Street acene Albany. Ceiiter Presbyterian low Albany Public Library. Jefferson is 10.500 feet high Mount Washington StiOU and Three Fingered Jack sfiOu feet. Agriculturally, com mercially, educationally and scenically Linn county Is rich in her resources. Entire Citizenry of Mexican Town Flees Special Train Carrying 2500 Passengers Leaves From Agria Frleta for Inter ior Folio-fang Code Message. Ioi'glas. June Jl. (I. X. S ) A spe cial train left Agua Prieta, the Mexican town opposite here, at 8 o'cloi k last night with ;G00 passengers which rep resented all the civilian Inhabitants of the place. Men, women and children hur riedly entrained with all their personal belongings upon receipt of a oode tele gram from Mexico City by General Calles. The destination of the train Is re ported to be Xacnzari. 75 miles below the border. As it pulled out cries of "Viva Carranza," Viva Mexico," al most drowned the sound of the wheez ing engine. Good Pianos of Medium Cost It is not necessary to be extravagant in the purchase of your piano. Really good pianos may be bought on easy payments at any of our stores at prices that are identically the same as such instruments would cost on the floors of their manufacturers. We carry no pianos that are not good enough to bear our unqualified guarantee; none that will not give lasting and satis factory service in appearance, durability and in musical quality as well. No medium-priced instrument enjoys such an enviable reputation as The Ludwig Piano Made in the most modem and perfectly appointed of factories, equipped with every device for labor saving and economy in manufacture, built by the highest skilled labor only, the Ludwig offers more real value in tone, finish, design and permanent usefulness than any piano at or near its cost. For more than twenty years the Ludwig has been the leading medium-priced piano on the Coast. Our stock of Ludwigs is at all times complete. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK Player Pianos, Music Rolls, Victrolas and Records MORRISON STREET AT BROADWAY Other Stores Vancouver, San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Diego and Other Coast Cities. Bo- Snow Fall Reported In Blue Mountains 1 Streams Are Sisinr Rapidly Wear Baker Fine Creek Bam Goes Out Inundating Iiarg-e Area. Baker, Or., June 21 A snowfall was general Tuesday throughout the Blue mountains with several hard hail storms in this city. Streams are rising rapidly fd some trouble Is feared. At Prairie C;ty the Sumpter Valley railroad depot is surrounded by water and almost inaccessible, except by boat. The Pine Creek dam went out, inundat ing a portion of the west side of Baker valley. Mountain roads are somewhat cut up and bridges weaken ed at some places. Court Officer Being Sought. Huntsville. Ala., June 21. (V. F.) Charles M. Niles. circuit court clerk, was captured yesterday afternoon and charged with bein? implicated in the murder of Judge W. T. Iawlor, whose body was found in the Tennessee river near here Saturday. church. VV? $11?? 62i tS7j?s? Beply to Protest Filed by 8. Benson When Matter Was CHven First Con sideration by the Board. Salem, Or., June 21. Defense of the proposition to have a survey tnade of a connecting link from Portland to the state highway system of the Wil lamette valley was voiced In a letter received Tuesday by the state high way commission from Julius L. Meier of Portland. This letter was written in response to a protest made by S. Benson of Portland against the pro posed survey of the highway.- Mr, Meier, as chairman of the special com mittee of Portland business men and officials of the grange, had requested the cooperation of the state highway commission in carrying out the work. "The movement that I Inaugurated to get a proper connection between a state highway system for the Willam ette valley and the city of Portland was at the instance of the producers of the territory affected," says Meier in his letter. "Members of the state grange called upon me and urged that the business men of the city unite with them in securing the end stated. We have canvassed the situation thor oughly. Numerous studies of the ex isting highways, their grades and of the system of Connection with the main arteries of travel, etc. have been gone over. As a result of these stu dies it has become apparent to us that no line of communication at present existing gives the connection between the city and the great producing part of the state that is needed. About tha Boulevard. "Reference is ma.de to the Terwil liser boulevard as this city's connect ing link. This highway was intend ed as a park drive. If It may be adapted to the requirements of auto mobile freight traffic, and if the grades and other uses . that the ctty of Portland will insist upon do not conflict, all well and good, but to de termine whether this drive or any oth er line is the best we must have a sur vey by the city or county within our corporate limits and by the state with out the corporate limits to determine whether a proper connection can be established. "The grange interests who desire to reach Portland with a new mode of locomotion known as the automobile truck and who feel that this new fac tor is one of the greatest importance to the farmer in trying to reach the consumer with his products, feel that their desire is not fully appreciated by the city." Mr Meier says people who have noted the development of freight traf fic around Los Angeles, San Francisco and other big centers have wondered why Portland has not done more to ac commodate this traffic. Stata Wants to Xnow. "The state is so eager to reach the city under better highway conditions that it is merely inviting us to de clare what will be our permanent roads from the heart of the city to the Vacation and Picnic Needs Films and Supplies for Tour Camera launch Seta Paper Picnio Flat, Etc Second Floor Gill's Third and Alder St. i" Trains Now Leave the North Bank Station for SEASIDE At 8:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m., arriving at the sea at 12:30 and 10:30 p. m. On Saturday the train departa at S p. m., re turning Monday from Seaaide at S 30 a. m., arriving- in Portland at 12:95 p. m. It the Ocu City with the Outstretched handa and open heart. If you ever go there once you'll continue your riaita the reat of your life. Every ooeanaide enjoyment and every oceanside pleasure ia found at SEASIDE Citizens there are elad to answer letters of inquiry concerning; their town. Write to any of theae people for such information aa you may deaire, and you will receive prompt apply: SAN J. MOORE, Hotel Hoar. HOTEL ME AH 8. LEWIS c CO., druggists, next to P. 0. GODFREY BROB. . Sporting Goods. J. . OATES, NatatOTium. A. R. WASCKEH CO.. General Xerchan . diae. W. L. KENNEY, Men's Furnishings. E. A. PRICE, Meat Market. BRUNO BENZEL, Baker. J. B. CALLAHAN, Cafe and Cigara. GEORGE IRWIN. MI8S EMILY SAM ANN, Necanicum Hotel. F. B. LIND8LEY, Colonial Hotel. ALEX GILBERT, Real Estate. K. J. MOSB, Dentist. WILLIAMS BEOS., Oarage. 11ELNES ft WHEATLEY. General Mer ' chandiae. (. E. METIER, White Lunch Cafe, 439 Braadway, liEORGE H. SMITH, Gafage. SEASIDE DRUG CO. SEASIDE LIGHT & POWER CO. Or ask the Spokane. Portland Seattle railroad, depot Tenth and Hoyt atreeta. for ita literature. It will be mailed free. CLATSOP BEACH T 1 WHERE TO ST A Y AT SEASIDE PACIFIC VIEW H0TEL-r8B; homelike; airy rooms; write for rates HOTEL MEARS Near beach. Rates Jlup. Large, airy rooms. John Hears. THF M0R9F burnished cottages. I nC mUnOt free light and water $7-$10week. Fur, rooms. A. J. Walker HOTEL McGUIRE- 2 from depot; 75c up. Mrs. Olive McGuire. HOTEL HARLOWi?a;?orMXoc European plan. Free auto from depot. The Colonial Hotel and Apartments SEASIDE. OREGON. One block from ocean. Electric lighted and electric stoves for light housekeeping. Free bus to and from all tisint. . F. D. LIWDSLEY. Frop. Locksley Hall SEASIDE, OREGON. Under new and experienced manager. Ren ovate d and refurnished. Clean and attractive. Overlooks the ocean. Airy, comfortable rooms. Excellent service. For rates address Lillian M. PLYMALE, Seaside, Or. Astoria's Leading Carage The Columbia River highway will be open this aummer from Portland to Aatoria. When you come to Astoria we are prepared to furnish you gas. oil or service at reasonable rates. Only skilled mechanics employed. Leave year car here when you go to the Beach resorts. Opposite Hotel Weinhard. WESTERN MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Astoria. Oregon. THE SHELBURNE SHELBURNE STATION NORTH BEACH All modern improvements quiet and restful justly famous for its service and appointments. In sight and sound of the ocean. Long- Distance phone in hotel. Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Sta tion. Address T. J. Hoare, Prop., Seaview, Wash. THE M08T POPULAR RESORT ON NORTH BEACH OCEAN PARK Furnished Cottages and Tents for Rent. Applv st THE CLARK, or T. A. BEECH ET. the Expressman. He meets every train. SEASIDE Attention, Campers! SECUHE T0UE CAMP LOCATION K0W AT Columbia Beach Every accommodation for your comfort sad convenience. S6-minnte ride from the city. Finest bathing beach in the northwest. Beautiful wooded island ef 380 acres. Better than the seashore. TERMS REASONABLE, Apply ' COLUMBIA BEACH AMUSEMENT CO. Slft-I HENRT BUM. try Oregon's Finest Beach Resort BUNGALOWS TWO HOTELS . BAYSIDE ISlf Pine table, forty guests. Sates $2.60 , P-:day. The ITatatorlum Is Finest on Coast, Warm Sea Water. Special Railroad Sates. For Information Appiy CAVnrirAM PAPW corbett btjildiwo, AJ-V I Vvtirtll -VXVIVe. pOBTIiAJCD, OKEQOH. "Special Newport Features" ABUNDANCE OF SEA FOOD, CONSISTING OF FIVE VARIETIES OF CLAMS, YAQUINA AND ROCK OYSTERS, MUSSELLS, ALL TO BE HAD FOR THE ASKING OR DIGGING. DEEP-SEA EXCURSIONS MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN FRESH BALIBUT AND OTHER DEEP-WATER FISH AT A COST OF ONLY 50c TO $1.00 PER TRIP. SIDE TRIPS to the LIGHTHOUSE, SILETZ RIVER AND BIG TIMBER. This trip trough the famous SILETZ BIG TIMBER is a sight well worth the trip to Newport, and there are abundance of Autos with fares as low as 50c for this trip. OTTER ROCK, a lovely trip only a few hours' ride on the North Beach; SEAL ROCKS and WALDPORT, only one hour's ride by Auto, all the way on the beach, $1 per trip. SAFETY FIRST There has not been a fatality among the passen gers to NEWPORT, over the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, in all the years of travel. Write Newport Commercial Club for information. HOTEL SUNSET Ideal spot, modern family hotel, in full view; large yard for children; service, fishing, surf bathing, electric Center Station. Trains stop right at Rates reasonable. NEWPORT Sea Crest Cottages RIGHT AT THE BEACH Completely fur niahed g, S and 4 room cottagea, overlooking the ocean. Unexcelled view, well lighted grounds, good sidewalks, close to stores, nata tcnum and bathing btach. Comfortable and clean cottages with light and water in eaob. rite for ratea, reaervationa or further in .foimation. Chria Armi, Newport. Or. CLIFF HOTEL Overlooking the Ooean 150 feet above the tea 40 feet from the water. Hot and cold water and other modern conveniences. Free bua to and from steamer. Open all year. Only all around tint clasa house at the beach. W. D. Wheeler. Prop. NYE BEACH NEVfPORT. OR. Nicolai Hotel J. H. H. ANDERSEN. Prop. NYE BEACH. NEWPORT. OR, A finely appointed hotel, ?ut a few yards from the beach, and at an elevation ef well nigh 100 feet overlooks the ocesn, affording a perfect view of the sea and all pasting steamships and veaaels. Guesta have every at tention at moderate rates. TENT CITY NEWPORT, OR, Fifty clean, airy, furnished cottages and tenta t very moderate' rental. Located in grove, in view of ooean, three blocks from beach. Side walks, electrio lights and city water. Address A J. VAN WAS8ENH0VE. Box 6. Newport Beach Natatorium O. 8. PTJRDY, Owner and Manager. Warm Sea Water Plunge and Various Amuse ments. Located it Nye Beach. Newport. Ore. SOUTH BEACH NEWPORT, OREGON. Neat and clean 2 and S room cottages fur niahed complete, free wood. & per week; also tent-houses. $8.50. Nice, quiet place to spend your vacation. Good place for children; fine beach, surf bathing, good fishing, huntinat, clamming. For reservations or further Infor mation call ot write 806 Stock Exchange Bid. Phone Main 6765, TILLAMOOK BEACHES The Hotel Elmore AT ELMORE PARK An American plan, restful Beach Home. The most popular moderately priced hotel on Oregon coast. Magnificent ocean views, large, com fortable rooms with real beda in. Homelike dining aervice, pure, wholeame, well cooked, temptingly served foods in generous portions. In fact, it's just like home, with the scenery changed. For rates, circulara. etc.. addreas THE HOTEL ELMORE, Rochaway. Oregon, Nehalem River Transfer Co. VEHALEM. OREGON Summer vacationists for Neah-kah-nie Tavern, Manzanita Inn or Claaaic Ridge, should get off it Wheeler, making connections with launch "Juneta" to Nehalem, thence by auto to above resorts. Buy through ticket of 8. P. Aa-nt. Boats for rent, Anderson Brothers. Nehalem, Or. If The New Tent City At Bar View TILLAMOOK COUNTY. OREGON. Is Open for Business GEAR HART SEASIDE Clatsop Beach Portland's Nearest and the Northwest's FaTorite Seacoast Vaoationland. Low week-end and season fares. Send for new booklet, hotel and resort directory. Summer schedule June 17, Daily Seashore Limited 80 A. M. DAILY EVENING EXPRESS 6:80 P. M - 8AT URDAT SPECIAL S P. M. C Ret urn on Limited Schedule Monday morningi. Din ing Car on Seashore Limited (morring) Sunday, Monday, Wedaesday, Friday. PORTLAND TICKET OFFICE 6th and Stark Sts. Broadway 920, "A-6671 Spokane Ticket Office Davenport Hotel. The Journal is the ACKNOWLEDGED Medium on SUMMER RESORT ADVERTISING Separata small rasldtracca completely furnished; elec tric llg-hts, water, fuel, laundry free; .two bede: ratea S10 per week; $18 tow weeks; $30 four "weeks. All you need to take Is your suitcase. BAYO CEAW 41TNXZ A. splendid view ocean and bay. Near natatorium. Excellent table. Bates $2.50 to $3.50 Ter day: $15 per week and up. J BEACH CENTER STATION country and seashore combined; ocean croquet ground, best cuisine and table lights. Buy railroad tickets to Beach door. Post office, Long Beach, Wash. MRS. DEDMAN, Proprietor. COLUMBIA HIGHWAY Crown Point Chalet On your trip up the Columbia River Highway, Mra. Henderson'a unexcelled Chicken dinner is one of the main features of the ride. Wonderful unobstructed view. For party reservation, phone long distanoe, via Corbett. Columbia River Highway AUTOS DAILY DORSEY B. SMITH, Manager TRAVEL BUREAU Phone Varahali 1079. 110 8d St. Cor. Waah Lug ton TYRELL TRIP CO., INC. 126 6th st. Phone Marshall 90 Sightseeing Headquarters Columbia River Highwsy, City Auto and Trolley Observation Car. FREE INFORMATION BUREAU Attention Automobile Owners When making the Columbia River Highway trip, do not fail to visit The Dalles. While here secure your gasoline, oil, service and storage at WAXTxXXA-WTX.XJA.KS FimXFJLOOr OAH.AOB Fair and courteous treatment, expert electrical and machine work. WALTHER-WILLIAMS CO.. The Dalles. Or. Rail Auto OF MT. HOOD rn.ATT.st.OAD OO. ONE RIDE CALLS FOR TWO. RAIL AUTO AT HOOD RIVER connects with Train It, leaving Portland at 10 a. m. Lunch at Hood River. Rail Auto leaves for Parkdale, near foot of Mt. Hood, 11:46. Returning, connects with Train 17, reaching Portland 7 p. m. Wonderful one-day. trip. Through tiokets oa sale 0-W. R. A N. Portland City Ticket office. Ante at Hood River connects with train II. Travel by Anderson Bros.' AUTO STAGE TO MT. HOOD AND SALMON RIVER RE SORTS For information call Anderson Bros., or Routletdge Seed ft Floral Co., 146 Id St., near Mormon. Phone A-8811. Main 966. After 6 P. M. or Sundays phone Anderson Bios.. A-2381. Main S31. RELIANCE Mt. Hood Auto Stages Daily 8 a. m. to Welches, Tawneya and Rho dodendron, 66.00 round trip; Government Camp 97.60. Tickets, reservations and waiting room at DOR8ET B. SMITH TRAVEL BUREAU. 116 Sd St., corner Washington. Phone Marshall 1B7. IRVTNOT0M OARAGE & AUTO CO., INC. East ISA. i. L. S. 6NEAD. Mgr. CHARTERED ARS for PRIVATE ARTIES JUST THE THING FOR CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODGES Call and let us help you plan so attractive trip over our' Interurban Lines We can help you put funds Into your treasury CALL OR PHONE TRAFFIC MANAGER Marshall 5100, A-6131 PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY MOUNTAIN RESORTS TROUT LAKE AT THE FOOT Of MT. ADAMS. The big speckled beauties are waiting to match theli wits againat yours. Eat? walking distanoe of the famous lava and sloe oarea. HeadQuarUrs for mountain climbers for the asoent of Mi. Adams. High olass ajnusement kail Bear hotel. Hotel rates $8 a week. Address - GULER HOT! Kb. Ouier. Wash. TH EYRIE "On the Bluff I of the Columbia" The new and exclusive ccenio summer re sort overlooking Hood River Valley, SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET C. W. J, Reckersi Prop.. Whits Salmon, Vesh. THE JEWETF j FARM RESORT The Jewett farm Is utt across the Columbia from Hood River, en the bluffs of the Colum bia, S40 acres f beauty. Individual oottagee or reoins. A charming place to spend a few veeks. It haa a distinctive personality. Cool, hnslthful, scftiio. The best of food well pre-' ,-ared and daintily and anpellilngly served. Adclrecs JENNIE JtWETT, Wa.te Balmoa, Waah. Rhododendron Hotel 4T MILES ON MOtfNT HOOD AUTO BOAS The first mounts Hi resort In Orea-on. Daily rates f3. weekly 18.50 and up. Special rates to families for that summer months. Saddle horsea, lawn tennis, croquet, finest fishing and hunting grounds. Our own dairy, poul try and garden truck; Elretrio light, telephone. For dally auto stages, phbne East 1S5 or Main S31. EMIL FRAJJZETTI. Prop., Rowe, Or.. WELCHfSi HOTEL Oldest resort in tiie Mount Hood district. Good water, airV bangalowa. ezoellent cuisine, hunting, fishinf, horsebaok riding, to. Bate S per day, f 10 per week. W. E. WELCH, Prop. Welch's P. O,, Oregon. MOUNT HOOD LODGE (MR. HOMER' A. ROGERS, Host.) Magnificently situated lat baae of Mt. Hoed. Fishing, Mountaineering; Exploration of Mt, Hood's I glaciers. Ascegt to summit. Horse back riding vr seen to U. B. or est Range! Trails. ! . Reached in 6 hours via Hood River. Information Unio Pacific Office. Portland. Address Parkdals; Or. : (Phone Odell tit, via Hood River.) i 1 . Government Mineral Springs Beneficial in stomach, kidnsy and blsdder troubles, aa well -as rheumatism. Fishing, bunting and proepectlhg near by. Ezoel lent accommodations. An ideal health and pleasure resort ia the heart of the moun tains. Sixteen miles from Carson. Auto stage. Address EDWARD ANDERSON. Carton, Waah. Shipherd's Hot Springs COLUMBIA RIVER'S BEST RE80RT A resort for health and recreation Swim ming pool tennis court, croquet and quoit grounda. House recently newly papered and renovated. All white help. American and Euro pearl plan, t, Carson, Wash, i L. 6HXPHERD, Mgr., WILHOIT SPRINGS In the foothills; of the Cascade mountains, 37 miles from Portland. .An ideal resort for health and veoreatiuo Excellent hotel and fine--camping grounda. , .Tenta and cottages for rent. Our specialty Is Our 8sturday night and Sunday noon chicken dinner. Run out for your ueek end holiday.' For full information write cr phone I. W. MoLERLN, Wllhoit, Or., er aak any S. F. agent. HOTEL DALLES THI DALLES. OR. A MODERN H0TXX. European plan. Cafe first clasa. 64 miles frees Portland, on the . Columbia River Highway. Also on the rail and boat lines, many scenes to see. Plan your: star for a day or so. Reg, ervstioos made, j vUDD S. FISH, Mgr. Hotel Oregon "On the Columbia River Higbwsl you take your friends to see the won HOOD RIVER ORZGO "On the Columbia River Highway." Whoa ' tats your mends to see the wonderful ue lumbia River H tab way arrange to stow at the ttotei uregon. while here do not raU them the beautiful Hood River valley. Hotel Oregon. While here do not fail to shrsr- od River valley. Boeclal attention given to .tourists and auto parties. ' HENRY SEER.; Prop. TED SERB, Mgr. riVrk TRIPg STk. &EOR&IANA ASTORIA AND WAT LANDINGS Leaves 7 a, m. daily, ezoept Friday, Sea-, lays, 7:30 a. m.. Returning leaves Astoria' I p. m. Arrives Portland 9 p. m. 6TR- LURLINE leaves 7:46 a. m. daily e oept Sunday. Returning leaves Astoria 7 p. m. j Main Htl Washington St. Dock A41M The Arxah Wanna. On the banks of Salmon river, surrounded by a beautiful park. 43 miles eaat of Portland tn the Mt. Hood distriot. Our own dairy and gardens. Building modem, with all outside rooms. Long distance telephone. Daily auto stage to and from Portland. Rates 1 pT day. or flS per rweek.. Transportation, eall Main 331, or Main bB66. C. W. KERN, Mgr., P. O. Address, Wdloh's Or. I ; r See the Sun Rise FROM THE TOP OF Larch i Mountain AKZ THE 0. W. R. R. & N. Train leaving Union station 11:30 p. m., get off at Multnomah Falls and hit the trail apblll. From all viewpoints this Is one ef the best abort hikes front Portland. j Or Round - Trip Tickets for Saturday night itriu, return nun nay. Tickets and Farther Information at the CITY TICXJT Washington af Sd. Broadway W, A-61Z1. Ask for a Timd Csrd f the Nw f tiinitilm River Highway! BuQ- day Special.