THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, " FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1019.
T
SHE
IS
TO MAKE
WHEAT THIS SEASON
Prospects Not Very Bright
'Earlier in Year, Now Indi
cate Good Returns.
SOME FIELDS ARE WEEDY
Work on Btoeas Is Keflected la Condi
tion of the Growing- Crops Along;
the County Highways.
IAN
COUMTY
SHOWING
lly llyman H. Cohen.
Wasco, Or., July 7. Earlier reports
would scarcely have placed Sherman
county on the wheat map this seaion,
but a remarkable change has tfren
ihowu In cereal crop prospects during
the laKt few weeks, and the wheat crop
outlook at this time Is for a normal
yield. If the acreage were as large
as usual, Sherman county would have
a big crop, but In practically all parts
of the county the planting shows a
decrease.
The crop Is fully three weeks later
than usual, but tbe bulk of the plant
ing done In the spring makes general
harvest operations Rtlll later. At this
' time in normal years harvest has hern
started on a small scale In Sherman
county, but now the sruln has not -t
begun to turn from Its green color.
Mostly Spring Planting.
It Is safe to say that fully three
quarters of the wheat crop of the coun
ty this season Is of spring planting,
while the normal la perhaps 75 per
cent fall planting, and In some seasons
till greater.
Fall wheat Is the blglwheat crop of
Sherman county. This Is ifje generally to
' the fact that there la not an overabun
dance of moisture for the spring sow
ing. This season there Is every ex
pectation that the spring planting will
not only be as good as the fall acre
age In point of production, but some of
the fields are likely to be better.
Kali wheat Is literally covered with
..weeds, the result of too much rnols-
ture. Sherman county grain growers
have the reputation of being goo'l
farmers, but all their efforts were of
little avail In keeping the pt-sts down
during the 1916 season.
Soma Parts O, X.
In some of the road districts where
: the supervisors have done Their duty,
the crops are In fine shape and fairly
clean, despite the fact that this Is a
'y "' weed season penerally throughout the
Faciflc northwest. Where the roads
y and lanes have been kept free of musv
tard and other weeds, the grain fields
clearly show this fact. Elsewhere,
where the road men have done nothing,
the fields ate full of weeds, and this la
likewise reflected In the crop showing.
Sherman county will have within a
fraction of the crop of 1915, despite all
' the handicaps.
The quality of the 1916 crop prom
ises better at thlstlrne than for many
years, considering the total acreage.
This will be an aid to the price, and
make up for any deficiency in produc
tion by some of the growers.
Striking Garment
Workers in Protest
"Over 35 X)0 Men and Woman Parade in
Hew York; Manufacturers Kept Shop
Closed, Refusing to Arbitrate.
New York. July 7. (II. P.) A mon
ster demonstration of striking garment
workers was staed here yesterday
when upwards of 35.000 men and wo
men paraded through the streets of
the east side and then to Madison
Square. Tho parade was in protest
against the manufacturers who have
kept their shops closed for 10 weeks,
refusing to arbitrate with the strikers.
Dodge Brothers
ROADSTER
It is literally true that gaso
line, oil ancT tires are prac
tically the only expense.
This is not merely an advertising
expression. It is a fact. The
parts rarely have to be renewed.
Zt will pay yon to visit us and examine this car
The gasoline consumption isrnusually low
The tiro mileage Is unusually high
The price of the Touring Car or Roadster
complete is $785 (f. o. b. Detroit)
Washington Street at
Concert Tonight
At Columbia Park
Municipal Park Band Attracts Xarg-e
Orowda at Peninsula Park. Sunday
Afternoon at Washington Park.
The Municipal Park band, Percy
Campbell, conductor, played last night
before an audience of several 'thousand
at Peninsula Park. Tonight the band
will play at Columbia park, on the
Ht. Johns car line. The program will
be:
Msrrb "The Lambs" Sous
Military Overture "To Arm" Clement
( Paraphrase "Silver Thread Among
the Gold" (Dinka). Introducing Walter
L. Ferris, cornet soloist; (b) character
istic fox trot, "Kangaroo Hop" ( Hem
ic k A Co.).
Walta "Dreams of Childhood".... Waldteuf el
INTERMISSION.
Selection "Prince Charming" K. L. King
Ueecrlptive Galop "The Joy uiaers '
Sargent
New Flower Song "Hearts and Flowers"...
( roiueitt t TODam
( reiueMt I
Patrol American" Meacham
Finale "Htar .Spangled Banner
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
band will play at Washington park.
DEATH OF HILL MAY
E
Gradual Strengthening of the
Northern Pacific One of
Suggested Changes,
Railroad men of the northwest are
rather looking for some subtle
changes to come over the Spokane,
Portland & Seattle railway since
James J. Hill's death has removed one
of the dominating figures' of its con
trol. One of these suggested chancres is
the gradual strengthening of the in
fluence of the Northern Pacific,
which, though equal owner with the
Great Northern in the stock holdings,
has rather deferred to the other rail
road owner in matters of policy.
In spite of this unquestioned pre
dominance of the Great Northern in
fluence In the North Bank road, the
line has always been operated on a
neutral basis, shipments originating
on the S.. P. & S. being diverted on
a 50-50 basis to the lines of 'the
parent companies.
Some Portland railroad men profess
to believe that President J. JM. Hanna
ford of the Northern Pacific lines
will make his own strong personality
felt hereafter. They say he has rather
held aloof during the last few years
out of deference for Mr. Hill and the
Hill position In the world's transpor
tatlon systems.
Whether or not this will eventuate
into the practical Independence of
the North Bank, local students of
transportation do not venture to
guess. It has often been asserted
however, that the time Is bound to
come when the North Bank shall be
required to earn Its own dividends
rather than merely hold the situation
fdr the benefit of its owners, who are
themselves rivals for business in tho
tame northern territory.
Murdock to Speak
At Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove, Or., July 7. Victor
Murdock, who Is nearly as well known
to the several hundred former Jay
hawkers here because of his red hair
and freckled face, as because of his
prominence in the politics of the na
tion, will deliver an address here
July 15.
Mr. Murdock comes to fill the num
ber he was billed -to give during the
Chautauqua. His address was written
after a visit to war-ridden Europe and
Is expected to deal largely with the
war and its effect upon this country
21st
Portland
BIN
CHANGES
NORTH
BANK
BENEFITS OF OREGON
LAND GRANT SCHEME
T
Expenditure of $17,600,000
in Reclamation Would, Fur
nish Homes for 36,665,
AMENDMENT IS SOUGHT
Plan Is to Have Entire 40 Per Cent
Spent In Tola State; Chamber of
Commerce Aiding.
The lowest estimate put upon the
value of the Oreiron California grant !
. , - . . , , .. i
janas is ii,uuv,vuu. iuiigreBs uy m
provisions of the grant land act has
said that 40 per cent of this sum.
realized by the sale of the lands, Is to
go into the general reclamation fund.
This percentage amounts to $17,600,-
000.
At the high reclamation cost of $60
per acre this 40 per cent would re
claim 293.333 acres of arid land 4n
Oregon. This would mean 7333 farms
of 40 acres each established in Oregon
on land that is now very largely un
productive. These farms would fur
nish homes for 36,665 people.
Oregon Would Benefit.
These are some of the results that
would accrue to Oregon should the
campaign to secure the expenditure
entirely within the state of Oregon of
40 per cent of the sale proceeds of the
grant lands be successful. In addition
to this would come the great flood of
produce that would be grown upon the
land, the increased prosperity and
wealth by reason of increased land
values and the increased trade and
business springing from the larger
population and its varied needs.
Because of these evident facts It is
believed that people interested in the
growth and development of the state
will lend their active support in the
effort to so present the Oregon situa
tion to the member of congress that
they will yield to the Justice of Ore
gon's contention and give the relief
asked for.
Chamber Aiding Scheme.
The Portland Chamber of Commerce
Is throwing its active influence to the
furtherance of the campaign and on
Monday next will mall more than 1000
letters to the different chambers of
commerce, commercial clubs, state so
cieties and municipal officers of the
state, asking that a united effort be
made to change the mind of congress.
A special effort will be made to in-
auce residents or uregon wno nave
moved here from other states to write
personal letters to the members of the
I
congressional delegations from their
fcrmer homes, setting out the facts
regarding the Oregon-California land
grant. It Is believed that these letters
will be effective In bringing the true
conditions before congress in so per
sonal a manner that the apparent hos
tility which has heretofore existed will
be overcome.
World's Record for
Milling Ore Is Made
Alaska Miners Treat 8700 Tons of Ore
In 24 Hours; Big alining Properties
Are to Be Consolidated.
Juneau. Alaska. July 7. (P. N. S.)
B. L. Thane, general manager of fhe
Alaska Gastineau Mining company, has
announced the consolidation of big
mining properties at Eagle River,
whereby the Eagle River Mining com
pany property and properties of Peter
Early and McWilliams Bros, will Join.
At the same time announcement
was rnade that the world's record of
milling ore was set on Monday last.
The mill was shut down Sunday, and
on Monday, with a partial crew, 8700
tons of ore was treated within 24
hours.
Matinee Feature
To Delight Children
The Globe theatre will offer an in
novation to its patrons Saturday aft
ernoon in a children's matinee. Films i
of special interest to children will be
shown in addition'' to the regular of
ferings. In the belief that children like life
and action and comedy as well as in
struction the management plans to
make the Saturday afternoon bills
carry a special appeal to ybung folks.
Dangerous themes and unpleasant
situations in the iilms will carefully
be avoided.
For the first children's matinee they
UMl 1 Al , . .4 Trim Uts..... f f A nMhnn
a drama depicting bird life; "Uncle's
Little Ones," showing Napoleon and
Sally, wonderful chimpanzees; a
scenic. "See America," and a cartoon
comedy, all inTicldition to the regular
feature photoplay.
If the children's matinees prove
I popular they will be continued as reg
ular weekly feature and it is possible
child vaudeville acts will be offered
as well.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS
1
Prt. I
.69
.563 I
.633
Pacific Coast League.
Won. lt.
Vernon B; 37
Ixs Anpeles 47 3
San Francisco 4 4:1
Portland 3H H7
Salt I.uk 87 45
Oakland 35 59
.507
.431
.872
.695
.562
.543
.334
.403
.4X5
.409
.380
.SI 8
56B
.515
.000
.4HS
.444
.441
.426
.640
.523
,4'S
.477
.443
.435
Pet.
.C09
S4T
American Association.
Kansas City
44
30
Louisville . .
Indianapolis
Minuespolls
41
:i8
.19
83
32
:
:4
34
.14
3
44
Ht. 1'aul
Toledo 32
Columbus 27
Mllwsuke 27
Western League.
Omaha 2 26
Lincoln ..39
Dtuver 35 33
Dea Moines 34 34
Wichita 84 85
Toprka 80 37
St. Joseph .HO 38
Sioux City 2H 39
Northwestern League.
Spokane 42 23
Butte 34 SI
Vancouver . '. S3 36
Tacoraa 31 34
Seattle .81 Xi
Great Falls 27 - S3
National Laagua.
Won. Lost.
Brooklyn 39 23
Philadelphia S3 29
Boston 88 28
Chicago ..... 33 83
New York 31 83
St. Louis 83 39
Pittsburg . St 8T
Cincinnati 29 40
American League.
New York, 42 27
Cleveland .... 40 80
Boston , M 31
Chicago .. 37 31
WahTngton -. ... 37 33
Detroit 3rt OA
8t. Leal 4!
l-bUsdelphU 17 tf
mi
.44
.458
-.454
.
.671
.561
0 REACH THOUSANDS
tCOULON WISHES
ANOTHER JOUST
WITH MASCOTT
Former Champion Says Con
ditions Not Right to Show
His Best,
Johnny
champion,
Coulon, former bantam
who lost a six round de-
cision to
Billy Mascott last Monday
night, is anxious to stage another six
round bout with the Portland bantam
figuring that he will retrieve bis lost
laurels.
Coulon has two engagements in
view, one to box Eddie Cain pi a four
round go in ban Francisco, and the
other against some good bantam lu
Seattle for .Salt and Austin, the Seat
tle Impresarios. Also, Jimmy Carroll,
the spindle legged San Franciscan.
wno lost decision to Mascott Is anx
ivub vane ui cnucr .uaaLUL.i vt
Coulon. Carroll boxes Frankle Malone
in San Francisco next Friday nigii'.
Coulon figures that if Mascott will
not give him another go, he would
Just as soon meet Carroll here, pro
vided Carroll is not too heavy.
"I was four nights and three days
on the train coming out from Chi
cago, I got in only one day on tbe
road on account of the rain and I
couldn't do myself justice. Then, too,
Mascott did not make the weight of
116 pounds at 6 o'clock and I figure
that he weight around 121 at ringside.
while I weighed only 110. j
"Billy Is a promising boy, but he !
will be a better featherweight than :
a oaniam, ror i don't think he ca-i '
make 116 pounds later on, when he
begins to fatten up and be stronc
However, if I get another go with
him, I am willing to take a chance
on his extra poundage. I think I can
beat him handily. I don't believe any
body will deny that I was the ag
gressor throughout the Monday night
bout that I struck most of the cleaner
blows. If Mascott had landed all the
blows he started for my bead, it
would looked like a barrel the next
day. I have a habit of rolling my
head with the punches like all cleve
boxers and few of the blows landed
by Mascott were clean. I think most
of the fans are deceived in this mat
ter of hlttlne clean blown nH vhnt
; appear to them to be landing clean
, and snappy are not so if one will
J watch closely."
! Boxer Exonerated
By Coroner's Jury
Los Angeles, July 7..
verdict of accidental
turned by a coroner's
-(P. N. S.) A
death was re-
jury yesterday
afternoon over the body of Bert Coffey
Cocoanut Oil Makes
a Splendid Shampoo
If you want to keep your hair In
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
tbe scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Just plain mulsifled
cocoanut oil (which is pure and en
tirely greaseless), ia much better than
the most expensive soap or anything
else you can Ube for shampooing, as
ibis can't possibly injure the hair.
bimply moisten your hair with wa
ter and rub it in. One or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance of
rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily, and removes every
particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and
excessive oil. Tha hair dries quickly
and eveniy, ana it leaves it fine and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man
age. You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at most any drug store. It is very
cheap, and a few ounces is enough to
last every one In the family for
months. Adv.
SUGGESTIONS FOR TRAVELERS
Hazehyood
Candy
IN SCENIC
PACKAGES
Adds greatly to the pleasure of a vaca
tion trip.
Sent by Parcel Post or Express to say
where in United States or Canada.
Satisfaction and Delivery Guaranteed.
The Hazelwood
Confectionery & Restaurant
WASHINGTON ST. AT TEHTK.
POBTfAHD, OR.
Specialties for the Camp,
Picnic, Cruise, Auto Trip,
Summer Home or "Hike.'
Lunch Sets, Ice Blankets,
Paper Napkins,
Paper Picnic Plates,
Thermos Bottles and Holders
Everything for the Outing
See Second Floor Display
Gill'i
Third and Alder, Portland, Or.
THE THREE -STATE
TOUR BOOK
tells you where and
how to 0.
MAIL US
YOUR
Films
W Psy Return Footage. W SZVaLO.
rauii, uuaws, aua aaa xataata. as
sav urvin. ani uttafaAtfna
All Work Fin-
A-U'.ished Within Five Hoars,
SIS 1 MtAM.
Mtn
.428 WOODARD. CLARKE & CO.
.202' . Woedlark Bldg., Aider at Wsst Para.
the San Francisco borer who died dur
I in J a boxing contest at Vernon Mon-
day night. Testimony showed that
i death was due to acute dilation of the
heart caused by over-exertion. The
Jury exonerated any one from blame.
World's Record May
Be Broken by Boats
Atlantic City. N. J.. July 7. (U. P.J
A world's record may be shattered
tomorrow when the new cruiser yacht
W. C. Alexander of Philadelphia, sa,d
to have made 42 miles an hour, meets
Colonel T. Coleman Dupont's latest
craft of that type in a special race
at the opening of the South Jersey
Yacht Racing association's summer
season.
Evens Not to Enter Western.
Chicago, 111., July 7. Only five play
ers out of the 114 entered In the West
ern Golf association championships at
Del Monte, Cal., are from clubs east
of Salt Lake, according to an an
nouncement made Sunday by Secre
tary B. H. Bankhard. The list does
SHIMMER RESORTS - - MOTTIE-lLiS - JERiWIElL
UJ la Ttor Gnmrt Mnnthwn - JkmrIrs- Jritiirfi1 Rnsort Section.
WHERE AND HOW
BEACH RESORTS
THE DRIFTWOOD
hub. kt. lyntff
OPEN ALL TEAR
Ths only houw of its kind In tho world.
Hot and cold salt water baths in connec
tion. .TABLE BOARD A SPECIALTY
LONG BEACH, WASH.
HARVEST HOME
LONG BEACH
A homelike place to spend your summer va
eation by ths sea. Fins view of oosan. Good
surf bathing. Homo cooking. Comfortable seas.
All rooms view rooms. Rates, 81.69 per day
for room and .board. Address, MBS. E. J. Mc
KEAN. Prop., Lone Beach. Wash.
The Bay View Hotel
HAHCOTTA. WASH.
Newly bmilt and nowly fnrnisbod. Airy and
comfortabU rooms. Excellent table. Oysters,
clams and crabs fresh from ths water. Splendid
fishing- and boating on Willapa Harbor. You
will enjoy your vacation hers. Rates lor room
and board. 8 per week. Address, H. H.
J0HM8OW. Mahootta. Wash.
Locksley Hall
SEASIDE, OB.EOOH.
Under new and expenenoeu m--a.
B.en-
ovsted and refurnished. Clean sad faeuire.
i rw.rlnok the ocean- juit. ----
' Excellent service. For rstes address
I M. PLYMALE. Seaside, Or.
NECANiCUM INN
SEASIDE, OEEGOH
TVerr room a new room. Beautiful
.rfundl "eel FamUy VeL I"'??
for its cuisine and service. For rates ad
dress EMILY DAMOh'D. Beaiids, Or.
.The New Tent City
At Bar View
TILLAMOOK COUHTT. OEEGOS.
Is Open for Business
Pacific City Camp Grounds
KsuccariErW the ocean shore. Comhinj.
river foreit and sea shore. Clams, crabs, sun
oVthmirtrout fiahinr, boating " "'IHJS
V' r.. rounds tl.00 a week. Free
ZZJ"Zd wauf. "Oood auto road from For
Und" Address BEAL8 BEOS
Tillamook. Or.
NELSON'S TENT CITY
XUST A WHISTER FE0M THE OCEAN
Tents furnished complete '"T":
nr..j ... f.r ..id laundrr free. Kates rea-
so liable. MK . and MES, KELSON.
Seasids, Orefon.
Bos 65,
The Tillamook Hotel
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
A new and up-to-date hotel. irs,
new ij- nreoared
airy
and
f""'. ."Sr" aT. "food f.n from Tills
SEk ' ZyZrii oZ. THeadnuarUr. for
mM. ' j ...m.r vacationists who want
! Smfo .Twen - Ptoe-re .thai. 1"?-
Four trout stream j wnv.
and reservations wire or writ r. J. WOK
BALL. Manager.
SOUTH BEACH
NEWPORT,
OREOON.
I wat and clean t and S room oottare fur
1 nished complete, freo wood. $5 per week; alM
Ittnt-houses, S3.60. Nios. quit place to spend
your vacation, uoou ji -heach,
surf ba thins, food fishms, hunttag.
Mammiiis;. For reservation, or further infer.
maUon call or writ 606 Stock Exchangs Bids.
shon Main 6764.
HOUSE TENTS
FLOORED WALLED. FURNISHED FOR
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Oa dollar daily; special wsekly rates. On
th beautiful grounds f
NORTH BEACH INN
electrically lighted. Hotel accommodstions
2soT Newton 'statin (Long Beack, Wash.).
ph0n, Marshall 8309. (Portland, 890V4 Mont-
NETARTS, OREGON
No finer sea coast resort anywhere than at
w...-. Hnlandid aurf bathinc. sea fUhing.
plenty of crab and ulems. Fin shady camp
:. Zm,A. Plflturaaau and beautiful sosn-
: err. many interesting nearby sid trips. Good
! restaurant. For tatormation ask any B. r,
i ticket agent r aduress r. . Bnarp, sesjrts,
Tiliamoo CO., Oregon.
BAY CITY, OREGON
I Stm
nd youT summer vacation at BAT CITY,
I rin fiihine- and boating oa the bar,
weed
treut fiahini
JfJaX U1X 1S u eumrriT cap
itol of th Tillamook vacation laad.
itol r
stores.
Excellent
(. paved streets, eieoxno iigats,
ta-dVt hotel. THE BAT VIEW,
Address First Bank f Bay City, Bay View
HotoL r Nelson as Ce., General Merchandise
Stor. Bay City, Oregon.
THE CHANDLER
MARSEFLEXS. OREOON
Make the Chaadlar yur headquarters when
you com to th Coos Bay country on business
r pleasure. MarshfieU is th metropolis of
tha Coos Bar district, sad th outfitting point
for fishnaa and tig gam hunter. Th
Chandler is strictly modern, having steam
heat, eleetrt lights, hot and oold water and
telephone ia every room. H. 1. MoKEOWN,
Manager. MsrshfioJd. Oregon.
Ten Mile House ft-
Oa of the ideal summer rsssrts ia th newly
opened Coos Bay district. Located on Tea Mil
Lake, with its 188 mile of lake shore. Lo
cated en Tea Mile creek, famous fer its treat
. S .S27,J,rS""w
I ..j k.n:iika hataL fin mas la. Vaar tha
u Com while trcut fishing is at its
test ia Tea Mite Lake. Rates M40 a day.
Uilrttl E E. SMITH, Propriter. - i
not Include Chick Evans and Ned .Saw
yer, but it is barely possible t.iat
Evans and Sawyer might arrange to
play In California.
Chandler Egan and H. K. B. Davis
are not entered in the tourney.
Pitcher F. Beebe's
Record in Baseball
Walla Walla. Wash.. July 5. Will
you please publish the record of Fred
Beebe, who is now pitching; wf or Cleve
land, and oblige a Cleveland fan?
CHARLES FISHMAN.
Pitcher Frederick L. Beebe of the
Cleveland Americans was born in Lin
coln. Neb., December 81, 1880. He at
tended the Illinois university and broke
Into professional baseball in 1906 with
tie Oshkosh, Wisconsin State league
team. He figured in two very import
ant National league trades, Chicago
trading Beebe and Catcher Noonan to
St. Louis for Pitcher Taylor, and Cin
cinnati later sending him to Philadel
phia along with Jack Rowan, Dode
Paskert and Hans Lobert in exchange
Tfie Groat Norttwost
TO GO
AT THE RIM OF CRATER LAKE
The Greatest Scenic Wonder of the West. Now Open for the Season
Ending October 1st.
For information, see any Southern Pacific Ticket Agent or address
ALFRED L. PARKHURST, Crater Lake, Oregon
Hotel Moore
Hotel Moors, overlooking ths ocean, offers to t hs
combined at any ons resort. Surf bathing. Hot
Swimming. Canoeing oa ths Mscanicnm Kir r.
All Automobiles Leave Trent Hoors Botal f or E lk
On ths Paeiflo Ocean.
Three Hours From Portland.
TheHACKNEY COTTAGE,
Located on North Beach, universally conceded to be the finest beach in
the Pacfic Northwest splendid surf bathing within a few hundred yards
of the hotel. Excellent table, airy and comfortable rooms, reasonable
rates. For rates, wire or write JAMES HACKNEY, Seaview, Wash.
i - i - - -
THE SHELBURNE
All modern improvements quiet and restful justly famous for its
service and appointments. In sight and sound of the ocesn. Long Dis
tance phone in hotel. Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to
Shelburne Sution. Address T. J. Hoare, Prop., Seaview, Wash.
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
FOREST HALL
BRIDAL VEIL, OREOOV
On ths COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY,
near BRIDAL VEIL FALLS. Distinc
tive and uniqus, a real old time BOOTH
ERsT UIM, with all ths traditions of ths
south as to the exoeUeno of Its COOK
IN O and its service. Eva, ths oolored
oook, who has charf of the kitchen,
has long been famous for hsr FRIED
CHICKEN and BEATEN HOT BISCUITS,
as well as fer her salads and other
dUhes. FOREST HALL will be a gen
eta surprise and dli(ht to those who
can appreciate the best. Kindly prone
in advance to MISS ANN H I 8 L E B,
Hostsss. Forest Hail. Or.'
Crown Point Chalet
Oa your trip up the Columbia River
Highway, Mrs. Henderson's unsxcsllsd
Chicken dinner is on of th main feature
of th rid. Wonderful unobstructed view.
For party reservation, phone long distanos.
via Corbett.
Columbia River HighwayJ
AUTOS DAILY
DORSEY B. SMITH, Manas;
TRAVEL BUREAU
Phone
110 Sd St
Harsh all 1979.
Cor. Waahingto
ROSE VISTA INN
Twelve milss cast of Fortland, on th Base
LU Road. Run out in your auto and oat
dinner her. Creamed cntckea sinner li.va;
Fried Chicken Dinner. 1.60. rnmuy trad
iA Wlrh class in ersrv rsscect. Fins
dari-fnf floor, good music. Drop in or phon
order to TaDOT . unwiua. sniwin.
MULTNOMAH LODGE
On the Columbia River Highway, SO miles
...t f Portland. At ths foot of Mist Falls
and adjoining Benson Psrk. Three-fourths of
a mil from muitnoman xanv. uvu&oc
CHICKEN DINNER, also light lunches. Over
night accommodations. Airy rooms, moderate
prices. Pfcon Multnomah Lodge, MRS. M. i.
MAKSTON, Proprietor,
BECKER'S BALL AID AUTO liJS V-
ICE BIATIUII ax uvasii; J. J..
When on th Highway step at Becker
for light lunches, sandwiohes and oofie. We
serve the bet. Hall to rent for privat daaoaa.
Dane held very Sat. v., $1 couple. Supper
extra. Best floor and music. Stage leaves St.
Charles Hotel 9:18 Bat. Eve., return after
daao. Far St rouna trip.
When is trouble call our service ears.
Full Lin of Tires, Tubes, Accessories.
We D Towing. Corbett 168.
Sightseeing Headquarters
TYRELL TRIP CO., INC
128 6tk it. Phons Marshall 190. A-1187.
Columbia Kivjw Highway, City
Trolley Observation Ca
Auto and
FREE INFORMATION BUREAU
Every Saturday
and Sunday
LOW X O TJHTJ-TMXP TAJIKS
Are on Sale to Many Outdoor Re
sorts in Western Oregon.
Tillamook County Beaches
are Portland's nearest beach re
sorts. Bathing is fine. Many
camps or tents for rent reason
able. BTewport Beach
la famous for tbe agates which
may be found there. Known the
country over for many diversions
and attractions.
XCasy rishlar Streams -now
at their best. Ask for Flsh
lns; Bulletin,
City Ticket Office,
Corner Birth and Oak Streets.
John M. Scott. Genera Passenger
A tent.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
for John Bates, Eddie Grant and; Mc
Quillan in 1910.
His records of victories and defeats:
Year. Team. W. L. Pet.
1805 Oskosh 27 7 .(84
1906 Chicago-St. Louis.. 15 10 .600
1P07 St Louia ,. 7 19 .269
1908 St. Louia 5 IS .278
1909 St. Louis 15 21 .417
1910 Cincinnati IS 14 .462
IP 11 Philadelphia No record
1912 Buffalo 16 10
1913 Buffalo 11 14
1914 Buffalo 2 10
1H5 Buffalo v 27 7
1916 Cleveland -. 1
615
.449
.688
.794
.667
Jack Kearns Can't
Get Darcy to Come
San Francisco, July 7. (P. N. S.)
Jack Kearns has abandoned all hopes
of inducing Lea Darcy, the Australian
middleweight, to come to this country.
Jack admits it himself in a written
document.
"I have given up the Idea of trying
to bring Darcy to America, as a cable
I have just received from him states
that It will be impossible for tym to
leave his country until after the war.
-WHERE TO STAY-
Seaside. Clatsop Beach. Or., Portland's
Nearest and Most Popular Oosan assort
American Plan
tonrist and traveler pleasures seldom If svm
Salt Water Baths. Kstatorinm for Indoor
Good auto roads.
Cress and Cannon Beach.
HOTEL MOORE, DAN J. MOORE, PROP.
- - - - - -
SHELBURNE STATION
NORTH BEACH
See the Sun Rise
FROM THE TOP 01
Larch Mountain
TAKE THS
0-W. R. R. & N.
Train leaving Union station 11:80 p. m.,
get off at Multnomah Ealls and hit th
trail uphill. From all viewpoints this is
Bound Trip Tickets fer
Saturday night train,
return Sunday
1
Ticket and Furthsr Zaferssatioa at th
CITY TICKET
OFFICE,
Washington at Id.
Broadway 4&00.
A-61J1.
Ask for a Tina Card
of th New Columbia
River Highway Bun
day Special.
Our Four Trumps
Are Sure Winners
In the Intcturban Trolley Game
Hera fhey are
REST
RECREATION
- SCENERY
SERVICE
Can You Beat 'Em?
Take a Tip and a Trolley Trip
to any of the following:
Bull Run Park, Canemah Park,
Cedarville Park, Cedar Island,
i Estacada Park, Crystal Lake Park.
Traine First and Alder
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT
& POWER COMPANY
GEAR HART
SEASIDE
Clatsop Beach
Portland's Nearest and th Northwest's
Favorite Seaooast aoationland.
tow week-end and season fares.
Send for nsw booklet, hotel sad resort
directory.
DAILY EYENINO EXPRESS :80 P. M.
SATURDAY SPECIAL 8 P. M. (Return
on Limited Schedule Monday morning).
Dining ' Car on Boashor Limited (mars
lag) Sunday, Monday. Wdnaday, Friday,
TICKETS AT th and Stark: North Bank
Station, 19th and Hoyt.
Broadway 980, A-9671.
Spokane Ticket Offio Davnpo7 HeteL
RIVER TRIPS
Launching Parties
Make reservations bow. Row boats and oanoes
for hire at th
Favorite Boat House
Feet of Morrison street, south aid of brig-e.
Main am.
blK. GEORGIANA
ASTORIA AND WAY LANDINGS
Leaves 7 a. m. daily. Sundays 7:89 a. at.
Re to ruing, leave Astoria 8 p. m. Arrives
Pertlaad 9 p. at.
STR. LURLLirE Uave 7: a. m. daOy n
aaVt Sunday. Returning Uavs Astoria 7
ifsra 14xWashIae-tw Bt. ! A -41M
: will now get together a Stable of -fighters
for a tour of the east and then''
may make a second trip' to Australia."', jf
)
if What to Do for Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied If good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 26c of ,
$1.00 for extra large slse, get a bottle
of remo. When applied as directed. It
effectively removes eczema, quickly
stops Itching, and heals skin troubles,
also sores, burns, wounds and chafing.
It penetrates, cleanses and soothe.
Zemo In dependable and inexpensive :
Try it. as we believe nothing you have
ever used is as enecuve ana satisfy
ing. Zemo;. Cleveland.
ELL-ANS.
Absolutely Removes ,
Indigestion. One package''
groves it 25c at all druggists
-WHAT TO SEE :
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
TROUT LAKE
AT THE FOOT Or MT. ADAMS. Ths big 1
speckled beauties ax waiting to match theit j
wits agslnst yours. Easy- walking diatanos of -
the fimoui 1ut and ice oaves. HsadquarUrt
for mountain climbers for the asooat of Ml
Adams. High otata amusement hail asai kstei, ,
Hotel rates 9 a . Address
OULI
L.EB HO
IOTEL. Oulor. Wash.
Rhododendron Hotel
47 MILES ON MOUNT HOOD AUTO EOAD
Ths first mountain resort ia Oregon. Bally
rats 3. weekly flS.SO and up. Ipseial rat a
to famillsf for the summer mouths, saddle
hones, lawn tennis, croquet, flnsst flihlns
ml ). ... 1 - r. . ... r
a... . u imDlH, WUI VWH OKI
is B-rouBds. Our own dalrr. bmL.
try ana f
For dally
tor and garden truck. Elsctrio light, telephone. .
pboa East lis or Mats
S31
emxl raAsizirri.
rrep., aowe. Or,
WELCH'S HOTEL
Oldest resort in ths Mount Hood district.
Oood wstsr, airy bungalows, esoellent
ouisins, hunting, fishing, horssbaek riding,
etc. Rates $8 per day, 110 par week.
W. E. WELCH. Proa.
Wslca's P. 0.. Orsgoa.
The Arrah Wanna
On th banks of Salmon river, surrounded by :
a bsautiful park. 43 mils east of Portland ia
ths Mt. Hood d is trio t. Our own dairy and
gardens. Building modern, with all sutsid
rooms. Long distanc telephone. Dally aut
stag to and Irom Portland. Rates M.psf
dsy, or $12 per week. Transportation, call .
Main 831 or Main 6B66. C. W. KERN. Mgr..
V. 0. Addreas, Welch's Or.
RELIANCE
Mt. Hood Auto Stages
Daily 8 a. m. to Welches, Tswnys and Rhe
oodendron, 6 00 round trip; Government Camp
. nv.?wL nKiTiuoni ana waiting ron
at DORSEY B SMITH vnvn bttaii
110 Id St., corner Washington. Phone Marshall
iRVTMOTOll GARAGE ft AUTO CO.. TK0.
East 186. jr. L. S. BNEAS. Mgr.
ANDERSON BROS,, AUTO STAGES
MT. HOOD
and Salmon
River Resorts
For descrlDtlvs namnhlata. nun.timi
stc
oau Koutisoge seed Floral Co.,
lift lit .
near Alder. Phone A-8S11. Main 660. Arts
6. P. M. or Sundava nhon. A,fUru. Sm.
A-S881, Main 881.
MOUNT HOOD LODGE
(MX HOMER A. ROGERS, Hoet.)
MagniikcenUv aliuatad at h. t w wA
Planing Mountaineering, Exploration of Mt.
a.oo s f glaciers. Asosat t summit. Hfe
back riding over scenio U. SjTvast Rsagsf -
Trails,
Reached la 8 hour via Hood River.
Information Union Paclflo Offio Portland.
Address Farkdaia. Or. (Phona rM.ll sis
Hood River.)
Shipherd's Hot Springs
vui.uau river s NEST RESORT
resort for health and raorathmawi..
ming pool tennis court, croquet and uolt
giviuiue. aous recently newly paper a sad
renovated. All white help. Ajnerlcaa and
European plan, t,
Oarsoa, Wash.
L. UHIPHERD, Mgl
WILHOIT SPRINGS
Ia th foothills of tha Oaararf m I..
(7 mil from Portland. .An Ideal resort fa
health and recreation. Exoellent hotel ana fine
camping grounds. .Tsats and oottagea for
rent. .Our specialty is our Saturday night and
Bunday nooo chicken dinner, Run out let year
week end holiday. For full lnformstloa write
tr phone F. W. MoLERLN, WUhoit, Or., er
aak any S, P. agent.
Belknap springs
Justly famous for th beauty of Its snvlrs
msnt and th ourativ propertisi of Its waters.
Located in th heart of th MoKeasie riv
fishing country, where ths- Ddlll Vardena at
waiting te be eaught. rin new hotal just
completed, also teats and camping a-rouad.
Com and enjoy your vacation at moderate
cost Ask any B. P. ticket agsnt, or tddrsa
H. B. BLOAN, Belknap Springs, Oregon.
Loop the Sunday Loop
- Stopping at HOTEL OAIL, Dallas,
for lunch. Start from Portland over Weet Bid
Highwsy, returning ovsr Pacific Highway by
way of Salem, a total of 181 mil as, through
th most picturesque sad prosperous section of
th Willamette valley. The Hotel Gail has
long enjoyed th reputation at be lag oa f
the best hotels ia westers Oregon,
CLACKAMAS TAVERN
ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL ,
CLACKAMAS RIVER,
Famous for eblckan dinners, Frultdal Mia.
aval Water piped to hotel, and other tens.
Derate drinks, Quick service promised.
AH0U8T ERICX80N. Manager. ,
Route S, Boa 171, Oregon City. Phone SOU. .
The Journal
Is the
Acknowledged
Medium in
Summer Resort
Advertising
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