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, li, ?,.., v.-v---.-. ? v-:- w v:-r--r:- -r OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, : JUNE 28, 1916. 1; V.- rZ?-&;$& .v. foHT ID N IS A PI GUARDIAN OF 19 BOYS UNDER ARMS All of the Youths Are Either ;- Enlisted in the Army or Navy of United States. COUNTY ADVANCES FEES Appointment, of Guardian, stale BTec , oHurr It the Soy Xe TJader the rrescrlDed Af Xdmit, The "family" of Samuel H. Pterve, deputy district attorney, la rapidly Increasing- these days. While he himself Is less than 35 years old, he is the proud guardian of 19 boys, all of whom are enlisted In the army or navy of these bnlted States. V Under former rules when a boy un der 21 years of age wishes to join the army or navy, Derore he can do so he must hare the consent of his father or of his guardian. The age limit has since been made 18. Ths . consent of his mother will not do. So fatherless boys who feel the call of patriotism go to Mr. Pierce for their guardian. He is known as the of ficial guardian at the district attor ney's office. The appointment of guardian Is made In the usual way by. the county court. The county Itself has been ad vancing the fee necessary for filling the papers. This fee Is $8.50 for each guardianship, so the county has ad 'vanced about 1161 in order to rrfake It possible for the boys to Join the color Nearly all of the 18 boys are Amer ican born. Some were Portland bos and others had been here but a short time. Mr. Pierce has received letters from some of them, telling of their early army experiences. Harold L. Dix on, who enlisted .May 26. wrote from Kan Francisco that he was In the hon pltal, suffering from poison oak, and he was counting the days until ije would be out and off for the Mexican border. The boys for whom Mr. Pierce has been named guardian are: Carl Stan ley; James E. Richards, Harold i. Dtxon, Howard Manning, Bruce A. Osier, Joseph Parentl, Grant D Mc Farland, William F. Rasche, John Paulli, William John Kay. William I. situation la the Balkans, with the re-! titu or reports mat koubiuw is preparing to Join the allies. A heavily censored Bucharest dis patch, telegraphed via Athens, re ported that Bulgaria bad closed her frontier against Roumania. Bulgar ian troops were reported to be con centrating along the Roumanian front ier. The Evening News received Burcharest dispatch reporting that the - I Koomanlsn cabinet, at a special ses- I slon, took certain steps as a result or (CosHaned Frets Paso One) Bulgaria's movements. Roumanian on the ' military enters participated in tne cu- mnet conierence. Vienna reports received at Amster dam said the Bulgars are uneasy be cause Greece yielded to the demands of the allies. They fear not only that ex-Premier venlzelos will return to Humphrey. Arthur A. Courtney, George E. Harding, Harry Dierck, William Moore, Ralph Krlvanek, Louis R. Lus ter, Victor Jackson and Albert Ci. Ferguson. BRITISH ATTACK - ON GERMANS IS PART OF DRIVE Petrograd as to operations Russian front Is taken by critics here as the best evidence that the Russian drive is proving serious to the Teu tons. Especially this is believed to be true In the Bukowina sector where ! power, swinging Greece to the side of practically nothing nas been told of tne allies, but that both the Rouman- ,, - . . . . Ian and Greek army may turn against fhVTr .i l f h. ' Bulgaria, invading from opposite side. Pflanser which is fleeing - .along the , whU h Aujtro-Germani are busy borders of Roumania into the passes ! on other fronts of the Transyrvania Alps before the j BerUn jUpatches today were silent victorious Slavs. statements made I on th. Utt BaiKan development, public in Petrograd that part.es of , but ,aJd heavv In the con. Russian cavalry have already concen- tlnued bombardment of lines opposite trated in Transylvania have not been tha British front. The continued can confirmed by f urthei information, but ; nonadlng. Berlin believes, is a syste- tne secrecy or ins ttussian war oiiice as to events in Bukowina has led to a WALtA VALLA BOY IS LOST IN STORM THAT SWEPS THAT SECTION Dick Reser, on Visit, Was Working in Field When Carried Away. MANY NARROW ESCAPES belief here that masked movements of big troops units are in progress which will either compel the surrender of j Pflanser's forces or force them into internment in Roumania. albas a Kay Be Blew Can tar. Success of the Italian offensive in the Trentlno against the hard-pressed Austrlans. and the doggedness with which the Latins are following up their success, was believed here to be having an effect on Roumania and Greece, which, coupled with the Rus sian victories on the south of their line, may once again maxe the Balkans a center of war news. It Is unofficial ly reported In dispatches from Buch arest that Bulgaria has closed the frontier against Roumania, and that the latter country, at least, seems to be on the eve of declaring for the al lies. If this was done, there is little doubt that the British, French and Serbians in garrison at Salonlki will move with Roumania against the Bul gars. Harassed by the Russians and Italians, Austria would be unable to move to the aid of Bulgaria, and. Czar Ferdinand once beaten, there would be a strong probability that the world war might be finally settled on the plains of Hungary. malic attack to wreck German offen slveNrorks in preparation for an In- tantry onslaught. Correspondents in Switzerland today reported that success of the Russian and Italian offensives is causing the direst consternation In Vienna. The Austrlans are clamoring for the aban donment of the Verdun offensive by the Germans and the sending of more troops to the Austrian front. ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF MUNITIONS HELD ON BRITISH FRONT Property Damage Zs Oosslderabls and Crops Are Kurt or BT.elp4 as Cars Kay Je. much damaged by the neary rain storms of the last week. What old time settlers say was the heaviest storm in their memory swept over this vicinity Sunday afternoon, rain falling in veritable torrents for about 12 minutes. It had been raining before, and has been raining since, so that the ground is now soft enough for plowing. The rain will help spring sown grain. At Klngsley, 1 mnes south, it is re ported that the storm, was even more severe than here. Heppner Country Benefits. Heppner, Or., June 23. Later re ports from various parts of Morrow county are that the recent storm .benefited the country by thousands of dollars, Beyond the damage done Frank Turner's ranch property, which demolished by wind. Bo other serious loss is reported. The fanners en Willow creek lost some alfalfa, the creek lands being flooded. County wheat farmers are Jubilant over the rains as indications Cherries Hurt; Wheat Helped, 1 1 , The Dalles, Or., June 28. Frulj growers are complaining that thl heavy rains are splitting the cherries., They are picking frantically, . but. point to an increase m proaucuon 07 eh frult u alreaiy damaged. t usan peartr appearing in a Portland paper were greatly exaggerated and cKiiens are Indignant at the report. Heavy rains fell over the county all day Tuesday. has been raining Intermittently fo four days. The wheat men are elated with prospects of a wonderful fall crop. J SUMMED TOESOEMrS? - TTOUJm& - THrOTTEslLfG - TTJHWWIEIL UmBA Tftn Grat Mnnthwnxt - Am nri hlntum! Rnxort Section. v 1 The Great Northwest WHERE AND HOW TO GO -WHERE TO STAY- -WHAT TO SEE CLATSOP BEACH. BALKANS HOLD STAGE CENTER WITH REPORT OF ROUMANIA ACTING By Ed I. Keen. London, June 28. (U. P.) Interest in the expected grand offensive of tne allies shifted temporarily today to the Hundred Reservations, the Limit ON The Journal' Coos Bay s Special TO The Coos Bay Rafl way Celebration - A Three Days' Trip Into the Heart of One of the 'State's Most Beau tiful Districts. Pays for Everything i f Transportation Berth Meals Make Reservations Now At The Journal Business Office or Southern Pacific Ticket Office, Sixth and Oak Streets. A crack, all-Pullman train, equipped with diner and observation cars, leaves Portland for Marshfield, 10 p. m., Wednesday, August 23. Back in Portland Sunday morning, August 27. Train will be parked at Marshfield. Passen gers will live aboard. Three meals daily in diner. THE OPENING up of the great Coos Bay Country by the advent of a long wished for railroad means much to Portland and Oregon. Heretofore the Coos Bay Country has been isolated from the rest of Oregon and much of her trade has conse quently gone to California. Portland and Oregon need this trade and . the way to obtain it is to get acquainted. The Only SPECIAL From Portland Bring the Ladies and Children Paris, June 28. (I. N. S.) Failure of the Germans to make any headway i by assaults at HHi Ko. 3J1 and Fleury j was announced la today's communique. The attack at Hill 821 broke down under the defense of hand grenade throwers, the statement said, while as saults along the line of Fleury, the Vaux woods and the Chapltre woods also proved .futile. "To the westward of the Meuso," the cofpmunique said, "artlllerying pro ceeds incessantly." In their newest offensive, the Anglo French commanders are copying Ger man methods, frequently bombarding certain points of the Teuton defenses for days before launching their in fantry assault. Observing these tactics, military critics here warn the French people to not expect any spectacular advance, and declare It may take weeks of steady pounding before the Teuton lines break. Premier Brland, returning from the British heaoquarters of General Ilalg, told of the profound impression creat ed by the enormous quantities of Brit ish artillery and ammunition at the front. , "In the region to the southward of Lasslgny, in the Somme sector," the communique continued, "the Germans last night attempted several survrlse attacks upon our small posts. They were repulsed. "In the Champagne a strong- enemy reconnolterlngparty attempted to reach our linesin"""the direction of the St. Hilalre Le Grand-St. Souplec road. It was dispersed." Walla Walla. Wash.. June 28. (P. N. S.) The life of a 10-year-old boy and serious property aamage was marked up today against the storm which has raged for the last two days. Dick Reser was staying at the home of his uncle, Dick Utter, north of Pres cott. He was working In the fields when storm waters swept him tive miles away, where his body was found. The Utters climbed a hill. Their nouse and barns, horses and cattle, were washed away. Following Monday's storm on Cot tonwood creek and upper Mill cieek, yesterday brought heavy rains in many parts of the valley. At the Nelms ranch, near Low den, there was a cloudburst, and for a time it was thought two workmen in the fields had been lost. They had been able to reach high ground, however, and arrived safely at the farm house after several hours in the pouring rain. Prosecuting Attorney Earl Benson, his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wierk Jr., arrived in the city yesterday after noon from the "Little Meadow" In the Blue mountains, where they went Sunday. The party had been cut off by washes in the road, and were un able to telephone because the wires were down. It was feared here yester day morning that the party had met with a serious accident and a search ing party had been sent out. Oops Picking Up. Kennewick, Wash., June 28. The abundant rains of the last few days have put new life into the crops. Wheat In the Horse Heaven country is looking fine. With the exception of a few localities, there will be a good crop this year, although not nearly so good as last year. The early rains and the cool weather has brought out the grain that was not Injured by the ex treme cold weather of last winter. In line shape. Allies' Attacks Repulsed. Berlin, June 28. (I. N. 8.) Repulse of both the British and the French offensives was claimed in today's offi cial war statement. It was indicated that the Teuton lines in both France and Flanders were being heavily at tacked, but without result. "French attacks at Verdun were par ticularly strong on the ridge of Frolde de Terre," said the statement, "and also at Fleury. British attacks in Flanders were repulsed." Herman nvnn&nni tnflflT wrA cau tious in printing news of the opera-! tions on the French, British and Rus- ( plan fronts, following an announce-' ment by the Tageblatt that its publi- I cation had been ordered suspended by j the government. This is the first sus- ' pension of an Important German paper , in many weeks. i The official statement claimed vie- ' tories for the army group of General von Linslngen on the Sokul sector of the Russian front. His troops stormed and captured the villages of Linlewka and also some Important Rusisan post- j tions to the south of the village. Heavy fighting In the Balkans was J reported to have begun - again' with i artillery duels with the allies on the Vardar river and to the southward of Lake Pol ran. "From La Basse canal to southward of the Somme," the statement said, "the British made reconnolterlng at tacks under cover of gas clouds and to the accompaniment of artillery fire, but ail such attacks were repulsed." Hail Near Eugene. Eugene, Or., June 28. A hard hail storm In the Cloverdale country and other sections of the county east of Eugene, in the foothills of the Cascade mountains, yesterday afternoon between 6 and S o'clock, did considerable damage to growing crops. Hall stones fell as large as cherries, say the farmers In that locality, and the hail In places plied on the ground three and four Inches deep. None fell in Eugene or in this part of the valley. Rain here has been of benefit to the flax crop, report the growers. TOURISTS After vicitins Portlmad' attractioaa a&onld make it a point to take a nurning or veniag train from taa Vorth Baak dtpot (1:80 a. m., 8:30 p. m.), whick mas direct taroogb to SEASIDE One of the moat charming Oooaa Baaorta in the country. Tho city'a well paved treat, plendid hard surfaced country roadi, magnificent walk through the ad joining forasts, fine boating oa the river, which flow throuzh tho city, and hunting and fishing In the mountain atraame, make thi place the deUght of the SPORTSMAN and pleasur seeker. There is tea Hon and seal shooting, too, for those who are road of such entertainment. Write any of tho following named oiti zens for further information: DAH J. MOOSE. Hotel Moore. HOTEL HEARS. LEWIS a- CO., druggists, asxt to T. 0. OODTH.ET BB0S.. Sporting Goods. 3. E. OATES, Xatatorium. A. &. WABCHEB. CO., General Marchan disa. W. L. KXmrZT. Man's Furnishings, E. A. PB.ICE, Meat Market. B&UHO BEK2EX, Bakar. 3. B. CALLAHAJT, Cafe and Cigars. OE0BGE IB WIH. MISS EMILY BAMABS, Kecanicum HotaL F. B. UJTD8LEY, Colonial HotaL ALEX GILBERT, Boal Estate. B. J. MOSS, Dentist. WILLIAMS BEOS., Garage. r BELKES WHEATLEY, General Mer chandise, G. E. METTEB, White Lunch Cafe, 439 Broadway. GEOBOE H. SMITH, Garage. SEASIDE SBVG CO. SEASIDE LIGHT k P0WEB CO. Or ask tha Spokane. Portland A Seattle railroad, depot Tenth and Hoyt streets, for its literature. It will be mailed free. SPEND THE FOURTH OF JULY AT 0" 0 I BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBB"r asBSSBV-sSJBV A.ST' .jp-r BBsVBBSW- as Oregon's Finest Beach Resort Fins Accommodations. Both Hotels Opsn. Natatorium SO by 1 60 fast in operation. TENTS AND BUNGALOWS Week-End Rate $3.50 Round Trip, Good Until July 8. For particulars, address BAYOCEAN PARK CO&BETT BXJXr. MAXJT 7870 roBvnvAjri), o. 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 BAUBUT 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 tho 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 oa 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 been1 a fatality among the passen gers to NEWPORT, over the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, in aU the years of travel. Write Newport Commercial Club for information. MOUNTAIN RESORTS TROUT IT THE FOOT Or XT. AfiAMiTke ! -speckled beeutiss are waiting to saatoa iaalS wits aalBt roara. Easy walking dtataaaawef . the famoaa lava and to aaya. BeaSeuariaTe for aaouatala climbers for the eseeat of Mb Adame. High class amasomont hall soar set, : Kvtel rata ft week. Ad dross OULEB HOTEL. Oalar. Wash, THE EYRJE "On the Bluffs of tha Columbia" The Most Beautiful and Uslqus surnmsr 1 ' sort in the Entire Columbia , Bier Country, t SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET C. W. J. Bookers. Prop., White Salmon, Wats . THE JEWETF FARM RESORT . .Th JWtt Farvet (a inm ssyass ka rlreeMKf at from Hooei Rir-r, on th bluffs of th. Col urn. Hotel Moore Seaside. Clatsop Beach. Or., Portland's BTearest and Host Popular Ooeaa mesort American Plan Hotel Moore, overlooking tho oooaa, offara to the tourist and traveler pleasures seldom If over combined at any one resort. Surf bathing. Hot Bait Water Baths. Batatorium for Indoor Swimming. Canoeing on the Hacanioum BiVer. Good auto road. All Automobiles Leave From Moore Hotel for X lk Creek and Cannon Beach. Oa tho Paoifio Ocean. Throe Hours From Portland. HOTEL MOORE, DAN J. MOORE. PROP. SHELBURNE STATION NORTH BEACH THE SHELBURNE V' All modern improvements quiet and restful justly famous for its service and appointments. In sight and sound of the ocean. Long Dis tance phone in hotel. Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Station. 'Address T. J. Hoare, Prop., Seaview, Wash. CLATSOP BEACH Highway Washed Out. Wamlc Or.. June 28. The hillside grades of the new highway leading into tne Tya;ri valley country have been I WHERE TO ST A Y AT SEASIDE i i 5 Italian Successes Continue. Rome. June IS. (U. P.) Italian troops have captured Austrian posi tions between Fosino and the Aatlago valley In their continuation of their Trentlno offensive. It was announced today. The capture of Mount Gia mond and Carlajeo was announced. Pressing forward on Aslago plateau, the Italians have reached the slopes of Monte Rastalnterroto ' and Monte Moagiagh and In the extreme north have begun to approach Galamara val ley. For the first time In many days the war office reported active artillery fighting on the Isonzo front, including the capture of 85S prisoners and two machine guns. Hazelwood Candy IN SCENIC PACKAGES Adds rrsetly to the pleasure of a vaca tion trip. sent (yParoel Port or Ezprsas to any where in United States or Canada. Batiafaotioa and Delivery Guaranteed, The Hazelwood Confectionery & Restaurant WASEZB'GTOH ST. AT TENTH. POBTLAKS, OB. PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL-fceSnj homelike; airy rooms: write for rates. HOTEL WEARS Near beach. Rates tl up. Large, airy rooms. John Meara. TUC IMDCE Furnished cottages, lltC UlUnOt free llarht and water f 7-$10 wee's. Fur, rooms. A. J. Walker. HOTEL McGUIREramsy; blocks from depot; 75c op. Mrs. Olive McGulre. HOTEL HARLOWifaXrMM. European plan. Free auto from depot. The Colonial Hotel and Apartments SEASIDE. OBEGOK. One Block from ooeaa. Elsotrio llchted and lfrtrio stoves for llfht housekeeping. Free bus to ana from all tiains. r. d. LnrssixT. rna HOTEL SUNSET BEACH CENTER STATION Ideal spot, modorn family hotel, country and seashore combined; ocean in full view; large yard for children; croquet ground, best cuisine and table service, fishing, surf bathing, electric lights. Buy railroad tickets to Beach Center Station. Tram atop right at door. Post office, Long Beach, Wash. Rates reasonable. MRS. D ED MAN, Proprietor. NEWPORT Sea Crest Cottages RIGHT AT THE BEACH Completely for. nished 2. S and 4 room oottasaa, ovarloohinc the ocean. Uaezoellad view, wall lifhtad Tcunds, rood sidewalks, close to stores, nets, tcrlam and bathing beach. Comf ortable and clean coUaf a with light and water in eaon. Urita for rates, reservations or further iu foimation. Chris Arms, Bawport. Or. CLIFF HOTEL Overlooking- the Ooeaa 150 foot above th aa i IS ft from tha water. Hot and eold water and other modern conveniences. Free bus to aad from steamer. Open all year. Only all around fust clasa house at tha KYE BEACH W. B. Wheeler. Prep. BEWPO BT. OR. SUGGESTIONS FOR TRAVELERS Locksley Hall gEASTDZ, OBXGOV. Under new aad experienoad manager. Ben- evatad and refurnished. Clean and attractive. Overlook the oon. Airy, comfortable rootna. ExceUant service, ror rasas aaarass If. FLTHALE. Seaside. Or. ' Expect Venlzelos' Return? Athens, June 28. (I. N. 8.) Belief that Greece, after demobilizing, or dered by King Conetantlne at demand of the entente allies yesterday, is com pleted, will restore former Premier Veniselos to power and enter the war against Germany, was again prevalent here today. The belief was given color by the appointment today of the Veni aellst, Zymbrakakis, as chief of police of Athena The situation is still ob scure, but all indications are that Veni selos will return to power as soon as an election can be held. 1 1 1 " - - .1- ii n Vacation and Picnic Needs Films aad Supplies for I Tour Camera I Xiuaca Bets I Paper Mcnie Plates, Etc. Second Floor GilTs Third and Alder Bt. Astoria's Leading Garage The Columbia Bivar highway will be open thia summer from Portland to Astoria. When you eome to Astoria we are prepared to furnish you gas. ell or eerviee at reasonable rata. Only skilled mechanics employed. Leave 5tur car here when you go to the Beach resorts, ppoeite Hotel Woinhard. WTSTEBB H0I0B CAB COHPABY, Astoria. Oregon. Nicolai Hotel 3. H. H. AHDEBSrW, Prop. HTE BEACH. HEWPOBT. OB. A finely appointed hotel, but a few yards from the beach, and at as elevation of well nigh 100 feet overlooks the ocean, affording a perfect view of tha see and ail peesing steamship and vessel. Guest have every at tention at moderate rates. . TENT CITY HEWPOBT. OB. Fifty clean, airy, furnished eottagos and teats at vary moderate rental. Located is grove, la view of ocean, three Blocks from bsarb. Side walk, eleotrto light and city water. Addreas A 3. YAH WASBEBHOVX. Bos a SOUTH BEACH mtWPOBT, OBXGOB. French Attacks FalL Berlin, June 28. (U. P.) French attacks on the village of Fleury and ' tne nage or irroiae Terre northeast of, Verdun broke down, though sreceded by intense artillery fire, the war of fice announced' today. The war office announced the re pulse of Jtrong British attacks along the La Basse canal and near the Somme. THE THREE-STATE TQUR BOOK tells you where and how to go. GEABHABZ SEASIDE Clatsop Beach Portland's Vaarast aad tha North wot s Favorite Seaooast Vaoationland. Low week-end and season fare. Bend for now booklet, hotel aad inaort directory. ar8:30fc- DAILY rrrSTSO EXPRESS 6:80 P. H. BATTTBDAY SPECIAL P. at. (Be turn oa Limited Schedule Monday morning). Dining Car on Saaahor Limited (morn ing) Son day, Monday. Wednesday, Friday. TICKETS AT 6th and Stark; Berth Bank Station, 10th and Hoyt. Broadway S80, A -6 671. Spokane Ticket Office Baveaport HotaL Beat and clean and S room eottagos fur nished complete, free wood, tt per weak; alas tent-houses, fs.50. Bioo, eniat plaoe to spend your vacation. Qood place for cnuoren; fbu beach, earf bathing, good fishing, hunting, cUmmina. For reservation or further lnfor motion call or write 606 Stock Exchange Bldg. Phone Mam ersa. Newport Beach Natatorium 0. S. FuBDT, Owner aad Manager. Warm Sea Water Plunge aad Various Amuse ment. Located at By Beach. BowpoTt, Ore. COLUMBIA fflGHWAir. . Crown Point Chalet Oa your trip sp the Columbia Bfvar Highway, Mrs. Henderson's snesoolled Chicken dinner la one of the snals features of the ride. Wonderful unobstructed view. For party raaervaUoa, phase long distance, vie Corbett. Columbia River Highway AUTOS DAILY DORSEY B. SMITH, Manager TRAVEL BUREAU Phone Marshall 197. 110 Sd St. Cor. Washington ..M, ww AlfWi UN US' bia, S40 aorea f beauty. or roams. A charming plaoe ta spend Individual eottagos nlana to anand- a faW weeks. It has a distinctive naraonaiitv. OoaL. healthful, sornic The boot of food well bra- tared and daintilv nt annatisinrlw earvad: Addreta JEMKLK JEWETT, While Salman, waan. . . i . .. Rhododendron Hotel: 47 MILBS 0B M0TJBT HOOD AUTO X0AO in iirst mountain resort is Or ran. Daily Special rates oaths. Saddle rates is, weekly $11. SO and up. to famine .tor tho summer i horses, lawn tansia, croquet, finest fish ana n anting grounds. Our own dairy. una around. Our earn ttairv. noi toy sad gardoa truck. Eleotris light, telepbei er uaiiy euio stages, posse ast SB or Ml. EallL FBABZKTTI. Prop., Bowe. u& or Mai Or. WELCH'S HOTEL Oldest resort is the Xouat Hood district. Good water, airy bungalows, esoellont cuiaiao, hunting, fishing, horseback rid lag, etc Bates IS per day, 110 pet weak. W. E. WELCH, Prop, Welch's I. 0. Oregon. MOUNT HOOD LODGE i (MB. HOMEB A. BOGEBS. Host.) ' Xataiiicantly situated at has af Mt. Hoodl Fishing, Mountaineering, Exploration of MtX Vuj'. a .i.-i a i. . m back riding over soenio V. B. Forest aaagssT xraua, , Beaehad in I hears via Hood Bivar. Informatics Union Pacific Office. Portlands Addres Parkdal. Or. (Phono Odell lie, vial Hood surer.) Government Mineral Springs Beneficial la stomaoh, kidney aad bladder troubles, as well a rheumatism, fishing, bunting and prospecting near by. . EsoeV lent aooommodatios. Aa ideal health and pleasure resort in tha heart of the . moun tain. Sixteen sailea from Carson, Auto stags. Addres . BOW ABO ABDEBSOB Carson, wash. bjBa" sasaBBnMBsssassnaBBBBBSaBBnaaaai at ShipherdY Hot Springs COLUMBIA BITEB'i BIBT BM0BT j A resort for health and recreation twin, ming pool, tennis court, eroqnet aad auoit grounds. House recently newly papered sad renovated. AU white hale. Ametioas and European plan. X. L. IHIPHEBO. Kft., Carson, Wash. ' j - WILHOIT SPRINGS la th foothills of the Cascade moaatsin 17 miles from Portland. .Aa ideal resort fos health and recreation. Excellent hotel aa find camping grounds. .Tents aad oot tares fas rent. . Our specialty is our Saturday night and unday noon chicken dinner. Bun oat fin yeuf weak end holiday. For full informatiee wrtiB cr phono F. W. MoLEBIB, Wilbeit, Or.J a aak any g. P. ageat. ' u. Sightseeing Headquarters TYRELL TRIP CO., INC IS 6th stPsono sUrshall B90. A-1U7. Columbia Blver Highway. City Aate aad Trolley Observation Car. FBEX LVT0BMAII0H BtTBZAT Attention Automobile Owners Whan making the Columbia Bivar Highway trip, de net fail to visit The DaOlaaTWhil sere secure your gasoline, etl. ssrvise aad storage at W AXTBrBBV-wTT.T.T UTS FrBBFBOOF OAJLAOM Fair aad eosrteoua treataseat, aapert alactrloal aad machine work. WALTHZB-WLLLIAMi 00 The OaQes. Or. HOTEL DALLES THE DALLES. OB. A M0DEBB HOTEL Z Pert Also os the rail and beat lines, many goea4 to see. Plan your stay for a day or so.' Best a. iimn.? s . - - r- gtwmt aa mHa fcrtUad, en the Colombia Blver Klghwsyf orvationo made. 3VDO stgrv m i lTPTT TILLAMOOK BEACHES The Hotel Elmore COLUMBIA BEACH. iuuuiultiu !I!!!I(!lir i-miM' uuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiinim """ !HI l"rilli ii Hi! r " MM Atutiian Plane BrotLsht Down. Rome. June 28. (I, N. S.) An Aus trian aeroplane attempting to bombard Verona was brought down by Italian anti-air craft guns and artillery fire this morning. It fell In the Chiampo valley. The aerial incursion against the city of Padua was likewise repulsed. After extensive experimenting an Englishman has perfected a steam driven -sstotorcycia I Special Slimmer Rates New Perkins Hotel following minimum xntaa: Court room, sing la. 75c double, SI. Oat aide room, aingie. $1; double, fl.SO (bath privilege included). Booms, with private hath, , single, Sl.ftO: double. Is. (Whan yea register ask the dark for rammer rate). Aate bus tneete trains. All cars from Union depot pass ear doors. BEW PTBHIK8 HOTEL, Pert land, Oregon. Films Attention,Campers! gECTJBB YOTHt CAMP LOCATT0B HOW AT Columbia Beach Every accommodation ' for your oomfort aad onvanlenoa. fS-miaate viae from the city. Finest bathing beach in the northwest. Bsaatiful weeded ialaad of 830 Better than the seashora. . TEXJU XZABOBABLZ, Apply COLUMBIA BEACH AMUSEMENT CO. J1S-7 HEHBT BLSO, AT ELMOBI PABX An American plan, restful Beach Home. The moat popular deodar tely priced hotel on Oregon oeast. Jaagnlxicant ooeaa views, large, com fortable rooms with real beds in. Homelike dining service, pure, wholesome, wall cooked. temptingly aarvea iooas in gvaorou pirucst. In faot, it's lust like homo, with the scenery changed. For rates, eirealara, etc., addreas THE HOTEL ELMOKE, Bockaway, Oregoa. Nehalem River Transfer Co. BEHALEM, 0BEO0B Snmmar vaaionlla for Haah-kahla Ta van. Maazanita Lna or C Lass to Bidgo, ahoald get off St waoaiar, maaung oaaseouoaa wita laanea Juneta" to Bohalam. thanoo by auto to above resort. Buy through ticket of S. r. Agent. Beats for rest. Anderson Brothers, Bskaiam.Or. The New Tent City At Bar View TILLAMOOK COTTBTT. OBEOOB. Is Open for Business RIVER TRIPS STft. 6E0RG1ANA ASTOBXA AVD WAT LABS TB OS Leaves t a. ss. daily, eaeept Friday. Ban lays, 1M a. m. Betaraing leaves AstorU . I 1,1,1 , UMtlMi 8 K H m TTTBLIin laavwa 1:4 m. n S.tla sept Sunday. Betuming leaves . Astoria 1 d. m. ksia 14tt Washington gt. Peek AIW. MAIL US YOUR We Pay BetnTB Postage. We DEVELOP. PBIBT. EBXABGE, TXBT and FBAMS. Ex- ww aaniM u4 aaiar'aetii. All Ws- tahW Withia? Five Horn.. ;A-oo LMstrih-lTT f.el AlkTMOWI sTnriCTs ItfJ:., tors. A A1C ilUUlUtU s us rsvtl eg s ss y.as mem "ii WOODAKD, clakiu: & CO. I n CI TMMPP PFCOPT A nVFRTIINH WeedlarK BUgv Aid as Wast Park, I - ; wu..wwiisai a. sa,ywwe mm .... .wu.vs Rail Auto Or BIT. BTOOTi '""" OO. OBE BLDE CALLS FOB TWO. BAIL ATTTO AT HOOD BITEB connects with Traia It, leaving Portland st 10 a.' m. Lunch at Hood Blver. Ball Auto loaves for Parkdale, near faot of Mt. Hood, ls:4e. Batarnlag. sonasrta with Train IT, reaching Portland T . as. Woadevfal eae-day trip. Thrvngh tlokota as sal 0-W. LSI. Portland City Ticket effioa. Ante at Heed Bivar eonaeot with train It, Hotel Oregon W' "Oa th Columbia Brver Hlghway.M 'WoJ , yes take year friends to see the wndrfal Oot , " luvbia Biver Highway arrange to step st thf -j Hotel Oregon. WhU here e sot isu v aavw thorn tho boaatiful Hood Blver valley. iida attention given to touriaU aad auto partiea. i M HEMBT SEBB. Prop. TEO SEBB. MgW 1 The Arrah Wannd On the beaks ef selmos river, surrvuadod M s beautiful park. 4 miles oast af Portland vt the Mt. Hood district. Oar own dairy an car den a. Baiiding modora. with all ootaMi room. Long distaac telephone. Dallr saw stage to aad (rem rortlans. Bates ss ses day, or 111 per week. Transportation, Main Ml. or Mais b6. 0. W. BEBB, Xgrf P. O. Address, woioh's or. j ANDERSON BROS., AUTO STAGEi MT. HOOD i. aad Salmon River Resorti For seaoriptive pamphlets, roservatlons. eta asil Boatieaga boos m riorai ue., e ss stj oar Aides-. Phono A-8SU. Mala MSA AftoS s. P. M. or Sunday phone Aaderaos Bros, A tHi, mais si. See the Son Rise TBOM THE TOP OF Larch MountaiD TAKE TBI 0-W. R. R. & N. Train leaving Taiea station tl:M p. sa get off at Multnomah Fella aad hit the trail aphiu. From all viewpoint this Is ess of the heat short kikes from Portland. Bound -Saturday Ms Tl sight traia. SI Xafs attaa as the CXTT TICUl omcB, Washingtoa- at Sd. Broadway 4a0t, A-dltl. Ask far a Time Card of the Mew Columbia ' asf'CSai BEX1ABC1 Aff Hrrrl A tif rs .f fi rrane nisi m m w rntsv sswavo m DaUy a a. m. to Welch. Tswnoys and Jths eodaadroa. So. SO round trip; aosmaaaont Garni t7.eS. Tifketa. Meorvatiena aad waitinv rom at DOBSET B. SMITH TBATEL BuBXAlA lis Sd St., eevaer WasaJastoa, rhoae Maiamaf ASTV. IBTTBQTOB OABAOE k AUTO Cfla. tVO. SBEAD. Mgtt East U, J. L. . CHARTERED UARS , for PRIVATE ARTIES JUST THE THING FOR CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODGES J Call and let as help jbm plan aa attractive trip over our or- I Interurban Lines We can help you put funds Into yoor treasury CALL OR PHONE TRAFFIC MANAGER Marshall 5100, A-6131 PORTLAND RAILWAY, UGHT et! POWER COMPANY,, 4 .f