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GO E IS EXPECTED TO DRAW MANY PARTICIPANTS Manufacturers Will Also Fea ture With Stunts on To- mnrrnw Fvp.nin. FLOATS WILL BE IN LINE Crorernor Withycomb to Address Grocere on Occasion of Picnic at Bonarllle on July 88. Una of March off Parade. Form at First und Stark; First to Washington to Broud way to Alder to Fourteenth to MorrlBon, on Morrison across bridge to Grand avenue to Burnside, over Burnslde bridge to Second and Pine and disband. Hundreds of vehicles representing different wholesalers and retailers aie expected to participate In the lndua trlal parade throufchout Portland's principal down town streets tomorrov night under the auspices of the groc ers, wholesalers and nianu far tu rers of this city. A band, Hcotrli bagpipes and Negro banjo players will furnish the niusic. The parada will start at 8 o'clock and is expected to require two hours to pass a eiven point. A number of stunts have been de vised by the manufacturers to attract attention to their floats and samples of goods will be distributed along tho line of march. Although an annual event, tomorrow night's parade will be the largest of Its nature In Port land's history. The Grocer's annual picnic will be largely advertised. Governor Withycome will adrlrea.T the grocers at their annual picnic, which will be held at Bonneville on July 26. Thousands of grocers ami their friends are expected to attend. A special steamer will bo chartered by the grocers of Vancouver. W'as.i., who will Join In the annual froli S. P. Getting Ready To PigM Grant Bill Land Office at Xoeeburg Becelyes LI at of Landa to Which Company Had Not Had Title Recorded. ttoseburg, Or., July 21. That the Southern Pacific company is making plans to fight the legality of the re cent O. & C land grant bill is indi cated by a letter received by the local land office today. It contained a list of the lands granted to the railroad company to which the company had not had title recorded. The letter completes the formality of selecting the balance of the land covered by the grant and the fee for recording the title wan sent. Officials of the local land offlco believe that the railroad company Is perfecting the title to all of its lands in anticipa tion of legal proceedings. Wtin writing or calling on advertisers. plae ni-ntlnn Tbu Journal. lAdv I Thf BVJX Company ES FARAD hr Add to these exclusive comfort features the light-woven fabrics, a loose-fitting, non binding cut, and resistance to wash and wear, and you have the coolest, most comfortable and most serviceable Union Suit. MADt If it hasn't This Red Woven Label BEST RETAIL TRADE (IM Msri Kii.U.S.ru.Qf.-U Antra C-arHii) B. V. D. Closed Crotch Union Suiu (Pat. U. S. A.) 1.00 and upward the Suit. The B.V. D. -New Fleischner, Mayer & Co. Wholesale Distributors B. V. D. UNDERWEAR Request for Books And Magazines for Militiamen Made Acting- Adjutant General Wil- son asks public spirited Port- landers to contribute books and magazine for the boys at the Mexican border. The Armory will be open from 8 a. ra. to 11 p. m. every day to receive these contributions and means wilt be found of sending read- ing matter to the front without expense to the givers. "The men off duty have nothing whatever to read and contributions will be most thankfully received," safd the acting adjutant general. Contributions of the same nature are being received for shipment to the front by the patriotic committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution whose headquarters are on the sixth floor of The Journal building. Acting Adjutant General Wil- son says that delicacies for the soldiers should be sent direct by express or parcel post by" the givers. 4t ja JO BLAME FOR DEATHJDF YOUTH 0-W, R, & N, Employe Held to Have Kicked Lad Killed at Milton, Or,, Off Train, Freewater, Oi.. July 21. "That the deceased came to his death by falling from a car on the track of the O-W. R. & N. at Milton on July 19 and that said fall was caused by a kick from Brakeman James McMahon." was the verdict of a coroner's jury returned last niprht in the inquest over the body of eht unknown boy of 19 killed at Milton yesterday. Brakeman McMahon testified that the man's foot was fast in the safety chain and that he sprang up on the blind baggage to assist him, but the testimony of the dead man's com panions, to the effect that he was kicked off the train, was accepted by the Jury. The evidence will be sub mitted to the grand Jury of Umatilla county. McMahon has returned to his heme in Spokane. Coroner Brown stated today that ho believes the body to be that of Weston Milton, of Benton county, Oregon. McArthur Believes Appropriation Safe Washington. July 21. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL. ) Representative McArthur expresses the oplnnlon that the two house con ferees on the naval bill will not op pose the Columbia river submarine base. If this Information is correct the Oregon senators, by securing the amendment In the senate, likely have achieved a success in spite of neglect heretofore shown on the house side. where the bill originated. CORONER'S JURY SAYS BRAKEMAN Loose Fitting B. V. D. Union Suits Have These Exclusive Features 1 B. V. D. Elastic Web Insertion! Pat. U. S. A.) at shoulders and all around waist let B. V. D. Union Suits give-and-take with your every posturt and movement., 2 B. V. D. Closed Crotch Pat. U. S. J.J completely covers the crotch and fives comfortable meat opening without superfluous trunk lenfth or needless cloth at crotch. 3 B. V. D. Elastic Reinforcement (Pat. U. S. A.) in the back of the waist band insertion greatly prolongs the wear of the garment at the point of severest strain. FOR THE It itn't B.V. D. Underwear 8.V.D. Coat Cut Undenhlrta and Knee Length Drawer, 50c. and upward the Garment. COMPANY, York. PROPOSED MERGER OF COLLEGE DISCUSSED Synod Finally Refers Ques ' tion to Committee of 5 Ministers and 4 Elders, University of Oregon, Eugene, Or., July 21. After ordering the repre sentatives of the Coagregational church from the hall, the Presbyterian ay nod of Oregon spent Thursday's ses sion behind closed doors fighting out the proposed merger of Albany college and Pacific university The matter was finally referred to a committee of five ministers and four elders which may report to the pres ent session. Albany college will open as usual in the fall according to Rev. Carl H. Elliot of Salem, chairman of the col lege committee. 'The synod voted to ask the national committee on aid for colleges to con tribute 12100 towards paying some of the back salaries," said Mr. Elliot. "This will not cover the deficit. How to meet the balance was not decided on." Before the synod went into secret session. Dr. Luther R. Dyott' pastor of the First Congregational church of Portland, and a trustee of Pacific uni versity, urged that all of the Willam- tte valley denominational colleges combine in one institution at Eugene. The suggestion met with applause and the merger committee was given power to consider the feasibility of such a move. Dr. W. H. Bleakney of Walla Walla nd Dr. Edward M. Sharp of Albany were, elected trustees oi the ban Francisco theological seminary. Yesterday's registration showed 103 ministers and 16 elders in attendance as compared with 82 ministers and 17 elders last year. TRACK IN SHAPE FOR RECORDS ON MILE SPEEDWAY Fifty Mile Event Brings All Fast Cars Into Com petition, The racing pilots who will compete In the auto races at the Rose City speedway Sunday pronounce the track to be in the finest possible condition. 'Miles in 51 seconds," cr better, is the order of the day for Sunday, and when the drivers get the flag to go in the George L. Baker half century, the most pretentious auto race yet witnessed In Portland will be on. Cars have been shipped especially for this meet from Los Angeles, Oak land, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma and North Yakima, while Fred V. Forbes will represent this city. In the "mile against time." they will not only Qual ify for -the Australian pursuit event, but also for their position at the post during the entire afternoon's racing. Judge John B. Yeon and his asso ciates, together with Referee C. H. Mead. Umpire E. H. Mann and Harry L. Keats, will decide whether four br five cars will be allowed to race abreast. There are 10 entries for the George L. Baker 50 mile event, as follower Car. DrWer. Stuti Special r...Gus Ouray Omar Special Omar Toft Crawford Special M. B. Crawford Romano Special Rea Lentz Beck Special George C. Heck I Spokane Special Fred Barsby Forbes Special Fred V. Forbes Schneider Special F. M. Penticost Aubrey Special U. Aubrey Robert A. Hlller, manager of the meet, who has had much experience in the racing game, points with much pride to the above list, and states that the class of drivers and cars had never been brought together before on a mile dirt track in the west. The first event Sunday will be railed at 2:15 p. m. Are You a Soloist? Meaning With Cards There is dispute among the solo players over the right to play a solo BEHIND CLOSED DOORS and alL sorts or bets nave been placed as to whether this one or that one is right or wrong. Hoyle doesn't specifi cally cover the rule and custom has been Invoked by each side. So far it' hasn't been necessary to call in the "harness bulls," but if the discussion waxes any warmer the supreme court may be appealed to. A perusal of the well known sport authority, the Con gressional Record, doesn't show the mooted point covered. Mere's the palpitating subject that has been trying men's souls and pocketbooks. "Reed is dealing. Evans, who is first in say, says 'I solo.' Linn, play ing the second hand, says, 'I heart so'o.' Evans says. 'Mine is a heart,' and claims the right to play the hand against the other two!" Now that you have it before you, start to "figgerin." "Rosy" Rosen thal, high tyee of the solo business at the Press club, says Evans is en titled to play the heart solo according to custom extending back years and years, and if left to him, la willing to bet on his decision. Dow V. Walker of the Multnomah club asserts that, ac cording to the Multnomah club mode Linn is entitled to the solo, as the sec ond bidder had a right to believe that the first did not have a heart solo In his hand. Inasmuch as "Rosy" weighs 122 ring side and Do can make no better than 274 at S o'clock, it a hardly likely that these two can be gotten Into the same ring on boxing day. Come on, boys! Don't shoot till you see the whites of their eyes! Improvements at Oswego Lake. Announcement is made of the fixing of the dam at Oswego Lake, thereby raising the water in the lake several feet. At Lake Orove a new pier has been built and boats are for rent. Lake Orove is a favorite picnic ground. Round trip from Portland ia only 26c on the Southern Pacific electric car. (Adv.) Boxing Tonight. All reserved seats. II, excepting first row and box seats, at the Rose City club. MascottCoulon championship smokes. ,.- -. (Adv.), - l . - Columbia Will Not Abandon Its Rowing: New York. July 21. (I. N. S.) lumbia will not withdraw from tntei- t nrtlleoHat rnvlnr That uraa AmriA 4t a meeting at the Columbia university club last night. Alumni and under-graduates most prominent in the sport gatherVl in I response to a call to consider the ad visability of abolishing the sport cr resigning from membership in their inter-collegiate rowing association. In which its associates, are Cornell, and Pennsylvania. It was decided unanimously that Columbia was not only to continue to I support rowing but that the sport was to be put on a much firmer basis. The control of rowing will be taken away from the Columbia rowing as sociation and will be centered in the athletic association which controls athletic finances. Rifle Club to Hold Shoot at Clackamas The first marksmen shoot of the Portland Rifle club will be staged Punday on the Clackamas range. Presi dent S. S. Humphrey of the club mak ing arrangements with Acting Adju tant General Wilson for the use of the range. The members will leave the Union depot on the 8:60 train. An effort will be made to have as many as possible of the members qualify as marksmen. Two small bore rifle matches are also scheduled. UNDAY URE THE BIG 2:15 PM. Genl Admission $1 Grand Stand 25c Extra Parking Space $1.Q0 Tickets now selling at Rich's, Sixth and Wash. Stiller Cigar Store, Broad way and Stark. 0 Avoid crush at the gates by securing tickets down town. Hazelwood Candy IN SCENIC PACKAGES Adds rreatly to the pleasure cf a tion trip. Bent try Paroel Fort er Express te nay where in United States cr Canada. Satisfaction aad Salivary Guaranteed. The Hazelwood Confectionery & Restaurant WASHINGTON ST. AT TENTH. PORTLAND, OR. Specialties for the Camp, Picnic, C raise. Auto Trip, Summer Home or "Hike. Lunch Sets, Ice Blankets, Paper Napkins, Paper Picnic Plates, Thermos Bottles and Holders Everything for the Outing t$ee Second Floor Display GiU'i Third and Alder. Portland, Or. THE tells THREE-STATE TOUR BOOK you where and how to go. I. I -Blips' aa .Vr . - 7 Y.W .V I --' - mm I ai s Si i i MAIL US YOUR Films We Pay Return Postage. We DEVELOP, PRINT. ENLARGE, TINT aad FRAME. pert eervioe and satisfaction. AU Work Fin- woe whsib x itc Jaoara. utors. DUtrib. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Weedlark Bldg.. Alder at West Park. RIVER TRIPS SIR. GEORG1ANA ASTORIA AND WAT LUOIHSt Leave 7 a, m. daily. Sundays 7:10 a. m. Returning, leave Astoria S p. an. Arrive Portland 9 P. as. STR. LURLINE leave 1M a. aa. dally ex cept Sunday. Retamiag leavea Astoria T aTaia Utt Waakingtca ft. TA-4m. AUTO RACE MEET 1 Vf SUGGESTIONS FOR TRAVELERS ci aa.- i i lSvrSr 1 ! I TONIGHT'S BOUT MEANS MUCH TO LITTLE BOXERS tOth UOUlOn and MaSCOtt Ke- gard It as Important for Future, Winning tonight's bout from Billy Mascot t, the local pride, means as much to Johnny Coulon. former ban tam champion, as a victory for Mas- er th mtl Chicagoan. If Mascott rets another decision over Johnny, the popular little Chicagoan might just as well fold up his tent and go back to the rent-gathering at SUMMIBI RESORTS - TTOUJT JRSS - 1HIOTP1S-1L4S r TTJl5LffiVlElL uu-pa Thcoreat Northwost -America's Natural RosortSection. u-3 WHERE AND HOW TO GO- : WHERE TO STAY WHAT TO SEE BEACH RESORTS NELSON'S TENT CITY JUST A WHISPER FROM TEX OCEAN Tent furnished complete for housekeeping. Wood, water and laundry free. Rata rea sonable US. and MRS. HEUOX, Box 64, Seaside, Oregon. The Tillamook Hotel TILLAMOOX. CREGON A now and up-to-date hotel. LT. nomi. comfortable bod, well prepared airy and U Mrrod muli. Boa looa irosa irom xuia mook Bay and tae oooaa. Keadouartari ior tourists and oummor vacationists who want comfort aa wall aa pleasure on thoir Taoatioa. Four trout itreamt within two mlloa. For rata aad .-eterrationa wire er wrlta, t. J. W0& EALL. htanas-ar. South Beach XFWPOKT, OREGOK. Vaat I aad loom cottages for niahad com plat, frao wood. S6 par weak; tent-aounaa. SS.ftO. Good alaos for chUdrea; fiae beach, rarf eatfe tag, good fiabiag, hue tine, clamming. Further Information call or writ SOS Stock Exohanga- 76- HOUSE TENTS FLOORED WALLED, FUENIBHED F0 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. One dollar daily; ipoclal weakly rate. On the beautiful groaadi of NORTH BEACH INN electrically lighted. Hotel accommodations' also. Mawton Station (Long Beach. Waih.). Phone Marshall 8309. (Portland. 0 Mom. aon. Ocean Crest Apartments t TILLAMOOK BEACH Two-aoom apartmente, furnished for nouse keeping, one block from boaoh. Good store near. Beautiful beach, good bathing ; moun. tain water.. Bates S7 per week; $45 for tbc season, wood included. OCEAV CREST AFARTMEKTS &ockaVay, Oregon. I . The Bay View Hotel HAHCOTTA, WASH. HewlT built and newly furnished. Airy and comfortable rooms. Excellent table. Oysters, clams and crabs freak from the water. Splendid flablng and boating on Willapn Harbor. Tea will enjoy tout vacation here. Rates lor loom Md board, $ per week. Addrees, H. H. JCHS80N. Mahoctta. Waah. Locksley Hall SEASIDE. OREOOH. Under new and eapericnoed manager. Ren ovated and refurnished. Clean aad attractive. Overlooks the ocean. Airy, comfortable rooms. Excellent eervioe. For ratec addreae Lilllaa It. pLYatALE. Seaaide. Or. NECANICUM INN EAlirSZ, OREOOH Every room a new room. Beautiful .rounds. Ideal Family Hotel. Tamem for its cuisine and eervioe. For ratea ad dresa EMILY DAMONS. Beaatde, Or. THE NEW TENT CITY AT BAR VIEW Tillamook County, Or. is open for Business Pacific City Camp Grounds PACIFIC CITT, TILLAMOOK CO.. OREGON An ideal summer vacation camp. On the Bif Hastuoca river, by the ocean shore. Combines river, forest and sea shore. Ciama, crabs, surf bathinc, trout fiahinr, boatinf and bathinf in the river. Camp grounds $1.00 a week. Free wood and water. Good auto road from Port land. Address BEALB BEOS., Tillamook. Or. OUTLOOK INN Opened July 1, Under Hew Manarcment. The Cuisine it in Hands of an Excellent Chef. Special attention to Chicken and Sea-Food Dinners. DINNXSS arransed for AUTO TOURISTS. Rates and Circulars en Application. WAL TER R. ROSSMAN. Lake Lytic. Rockaway F. O., Orefon. THE DRIFTWOOD MRS. M. LTNITT OPEN ALL YEAR The only KstM of its kind ia the world. Hot and cold salt water hatha in connec tion. TABLE BOARS A SPECIALTY LOVQ BEACH, WASH. NETARTS, OREGON No finer tea coast resort anywhere than at Netarts. Splendid surf bathing, sea fishing. Slenty cf crabs and ulama. Fine ehady was ig grounds. Ficturcscue and beautiful scen ery, many interesting nearby lid trips. Good restaurant, tor tniermatiea ticket agent cr address P. J, Tillamook Co.. Oregon. any S. P, Sharp, Netarta. The Breakers Inno.o? Yea have never had ia all your life such a vacation as yon oaa hare ia Curry county. H e ingle county ia the entire United States has as fiaa big-gam banting aa Curry county. From 71 to 1M treat a day la aa ordinary catch. The Breakers Inn ia mere than a hotel. It is a real heme for the traveler. It U aa Zaa that is worth while) one rw will went to oeme back aeaia tc. MR ft. H. W. LAM SON. Proprietor. the; chandler MAR8HFTXXD, OREOOH Make th C handier year headquarters whan yon com to th Coo Bay country oa buslnee cr pleasure, suraanaia is ut metropolis or tha Coo Bay district, aad the outfitting feint for flshcrmca Alar ia I . D ram hunter. Th Chandler is strictly modarn, having itcaat heat, electric Ugkta, hot aad cold water and telephone Manager elenhcae ia or err tern. H, 1. McHEOWN. aiaraniieja Stand SOT BROADWAY. Phono 41. MORRIS C. MARTIN Auto for Hire , 7-PA88ENOER CHALMERS. Daily trips t Elk Creek aad Oaaam Wis oh. . SEASIDE, OR. Garfield park. He practically admits as much himself. Coulon didn't have any chance to train when he boxed Mascott several weeks ago and lost a decision, but the 110V4 pounder ia now in good shape after a couple of weeks of training and figures that he will beat Mascott handily, in fact, he ia so sanguine ever beating Mascott that he even failed to learn the name of the referee of tonight's setto. The referee doesn't matter, be says, bo far as be is con cerned. Coulon expects to leave right after the bout for San Francisco, where he will meet Eddie Campl If the weight condition is right. Manager Merrill has arranged a .classy card for tonight, and not the least interesting will be the bout be tween Joe Gorman, the Oakland high school kid. and Ray Porey, said to bo a knockerout. Lowe Simms and Farm er Burns will clash and two former amateurs. Johnny Boscovitch , and Hotel Moore Hotel Kooro, overlooking tha ooeea, offers to t ha tonriat aad traveler pleasures seldom tf eras combined at any one resort. Surf bathing. Hot Salt Water Baths. Nats tor turn for iadser Swimming. Canoeing on the Necanicum River. Good auto roads. All Automobiles Leave From Moore Hotel for lk Creek and Cannon Beech. On the Fao ific Ocean. Three genre I rom Portland. HOTEL MOORE, DAN J. MOORE, PROP. The HACKNEY C0TTAGE,5r 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 Uble, airy and comfortable rooms, reasonable rates. For rates, wire or writ JAMES HACKNEY, Seariew. Wash. THE SHELBURNE smasz iits?" All modern improvement quiet and restful justly famous for its service) and appointments. In ight and sound of the ocean. Long DiaT tance phone in hotel. Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Sbelburner Station. Address T. J. Hoare, Prop., Seaview, Wash. Every recreation for the guests Billiards, pool, tennis, golf, fresh and salt water fishing, hot and cold salt water baths. The cuisine is the best our table being supplied from our own dairy, vegetable gardens, and poultry yards. OCEAN PLAY GROUND OF THE NORTHWEST CRATER LAKE LODGE ALFRED L, ent, LAM PARK: -Breath of the Pines' H 4,500 feet above sea-level, fn the B Powder River Mountains, near Joseph, Oregon. Eat, sleep, play, live out-of-doors. A delight- ful mountain -lake resort Good H fishing. S For full information, f carts, H S tickets, etc. ask sj CITY TICKET OFFICE WASHINGTON AT THIRD Broadway 4SO0 : A 6121 U SO-W.R.R.&N.; COLUMBIA HIGHWAY iFOREST HALL JV BRIDAL VEIL. OREGON il On the Colnmbi On the Columbia River Hib FallS. mt. near Bridal veil Ti.tinAH.. mrA union, a real eld time Southern Inn, with all .v.. nf tha aouth aa to the excellence of its oookins and its service. Eva, the ool ored cock, who has charts of the kitchen, has lone; been ta mous for her Fried Chicken and Beaten Hot Biscuits, aa well at for her salads and other dishes. FOREST HALL will be a g-onuine surprise and delight to thoee who oan appreciate the beat. Kindly phone ia advance MI88 ANN HIBLER, Hoateas, Forest Hall, Or. CRAIG HILL INN BONNEVILLE. OREOOH. Chicken Dinners Week End Acoommodatione. Phono Bonneville. A. H. CRAIO. Columbia River Highway AUTOS DAILY DORSEY B. SMITH, Manager TRAVEL BUREAU Fkoac Marshall 197. 11S Sd St. Cox- Washington ROSE VISTA INN Twelve mile east cf Portland, oa th Base Line Road. Run cot in yoor auto and eat dinner her. Creamed chieken Dinner si.vw; Fried Chickca Dinner. Sl.bo, ramuy trace desired. High class la crery respect. Fin dancing floor, good music. Drop la or chece order to Tabor S. C. E. OHOLSON. Fropr later. MULTNOMAH LODGE ' on the Columbia River Highway, 80 mil act cf Portland. At tha foot ef Mist Falls aad adioin in Beacon Park. Three-fourths of a mile f rom M ui Uiomah Tails. FIVE COURSE --tTr-wn nrMWEA. alaa liaht lunch Over- ika aooammadatieas. Airy rooms. modnat Phone Multnomah Lodge. MRS. X. Fhonc Multnomah MARS' ITON. Proprietor. RECaXR'S KAXO. ABTjD ATJTO SBST ICS BTATZOB7 AT COHJBETT. When on th Highway step at Beckers for light lunches, aaadwiohe aad caff. We mmmmm tK. haet. Hall to rent for private daao. Dane held every Sat. eve.. (1 ceupl. Sapper ztra. Bt floor aad music. Stag leaves St. Charles Hotel 1:16 Bat. Eve., retora after aaae. Par II round trip. Wna ia troubl call our aervic ear. Pull Lin ef Ttrea, Tubes, AccccseTisa, We Do Tewing. Orbtt itt. CLACKAMAS TAVERN OH TEX BAMS OF THE BEAUTTXTTL CLACKAMAS RIYXR. Famoua for chicken dinner. Fruitdal Mia mi Water piped to hotel, aad ether tem perate drinks. Quick eervioe promised. AUOUST KRICXSOH. Manager. Route 8. Box 175, Oregea City, Fhea SOW. Ernie Madden, will essay six round. There will also be a scrap between Billy Kelson and Joe Fredericks. There will be the usual number of introductions, no doubt, and one who will challenge either Mascott or Cou lon ia Laurence Hall; whose card reads: "Bantamweight champion of the middle west." He hails from Lin coln, Neb., and says he stopped Toung Fitzgerald in three rounds, after Fits fought two 10 and one eight round draw with Coulon. Four Coasters Are Ready for Net Game New York. July 21. (I. N. S.) Your of the players who will repreenr the Pacific Coast league in the west ver sus east series of tennis matches to be played at West Side Tennia cluo courts at Forest Hills, August 4 and August eaatde. Clatsop Beach. Or.. rortlsAd'a ateaxeart and Most Popular Ooeam Bmoti American Plan REAKER5 WASH. AT THE RIM OF CRATER LAKE The Greatest Scenic Wonder ef the West. Vow Open for the Beacon. Ending October lit. for information, aee any Southern Pacific Ticket or aooreea PARKHURST, Crater Lake, Oregon. Excellent . Camping Places Western Oregon TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES i NEWPORT BEACH COOS BAY COUNTRY MT. fEFFERBON AND THREE BISTEB8 REOI0HI CRATER LAKE AND MANY OTHER PLACES Ask for Book "Oregon Outdoors" At City Ticket Offioc Corner 4th aad Oak Sta. 0118 M. Scott, Oca. Pass. Aft. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Portland's Nearest The Northwest's Favor ite Seashore Vacationlandl Gear hart HCIatsopBeach Seaside Bcaehor Limited 1:80 a. m. daOy Evening Express 1:10 p. m. daily Saturday special S:0S p. m. Sat. IS Round Trip, week and. Low round trip fane from all potato. Bead for booklet. TICKETS Ith and Stark, Station 10th aad Hoyt. Cool and Refreshing on Hot Summer Days Get out Into the country. No medicine or tonic like A Little Journey on our Interurban Trolley Lines Your choice of terersl routes and natural scenic outing resorts. Call Ticket Afnt First and Alder PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT ' St POWER COMPANY Mt Hood Auto Stage Daily st I a. at. for WXLCH'ftT TAWTIT'S, ARA WANNA, RHODODEVDROV aad GOT ERNMXNT CAMP. Ticket, reeervationc aad waiting recta at ROUTLEDOE SEED FLORAL CO., 146 Sd St.. Male MM. A-SIll, at ANDER SON BROS., Seeemd and efferuea, Hight aad Sunday pkeaoe. Mala Ml, dVettSl. - fiK isV S, will compete in exhibition matches tomorrow at the Crescent Athletic olnb courts at Bay Ridge. William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin, hold ers of the national doubles champion ship, will make their first appearance of the season In the east as a com bination opposing Karl H. Behr und It. Llnsley Murray. After the double. Ward Dawson will meat Roland Rob erts In singles. Gunboat Smith Suspended. ,? Albanr, N. Y., July 21. (L N. 8.) Gunboat Smith was suspended Indefi nitely by the boxing commlaaioa a , meeting here today. Ha wag matched to meet Bill Brennan in Rochester to night. At the laat moment Smith Mid he had bolls on hla hands and would not be able to box. v The commission sent a doctor ta ex amine Smith, but he refused to submit, saying that he had a doctor's certifi cate and would not allow an examina tion by the commission's doctor, . . MOUNTAIN RESORTS. MOUNT HOOD LODGE (MR. HOMXR A. &OOXRS. Bast) aeasficeatly situated at baa ef Mt. Seed, flshiag, MoBataineerlag, Exploration ef Mt, Hood's glaciers. Ascent to summit, Ksres back rid lag eve soaaie V. S. rarest Kaagej Xraila. Beached ia S hOare via Mood River. ' ' lafermatlea taleu Pacific Offloe. PortUadL Address Farhdaie, Or. (Phsas OdeU Mi. vis Hood River.) Shipherd't Hot Springs COLUMBIA RIVER'S atEST RESORT A resort far health aad miss Dsn Salsa ming pool, teaua , eurt, aroeaat aad aaeif grounds. Hens recently aewly papered ad renovated. All white kelp. Amerieaa aad Europe plaa. X. I SHI? MXRD Mac Caiaaa, WSaA. WILHOIT SPRINGS- Xa the f oothOTa of the Casoada mountains, 17 miles from Fortiacd. Aa ideal resort frr health aad reel cation. EseaUest hotel had fine camming greandc, Oettaeea) (or raw. Oar Saw eialty ia ear Saturday aiebt aad Raadav eaeaj chicken dinner. Run cut for year week cad holiday, For fall Informative write er ybeae F. W. McLXREJf. WUaoit, Or., er ask ear a. r. aeoat. BELKNAP SPRINGS lastly fameva for the beaaty ef Its oavlri meat aad the en retire prone nice cf its water. Located in the heart sf the HcXsnils tin fishing country, whore the Dollle ardent arc. waiting to be oanght. Fiae new betel just completed, alas seats aad oarasaag areaaMta. -Ocne and enjoy yoar vacatiea at saccjcrasa cost Ask any ft. p. tioket agaat, cr addrees H. B. SLOAN. Belknap Spring. Oragoa. NOW OPEN Bee DORSET B. SMITH 11 THIRD ST.. PORTLAND, MAR. iTTf.- Foct of Mt. Adam. Big speckled becutie era waiting to match their wits against rra Walking distance ef fameva lava and to oavee. Headquartera fee racuatain eltaabors I amusement hall near hotel. Hotel rates SS a week. Address Ouler Hotel. Ouler, Wash. , Ithododendron Hotel T MILES OH MOUNT HOOD AUTO ROAD The first mountain rccort la Oregaa. Dally rates ft. weekly U.M aad as. Special rate te families far ta sasnaaer eneataa. sncains. pasoie ftsest fiahtsf m dairy, ai ight. telophase. acraes, tawa leasts, creoun, lis est and hunting greaada. Oar cwa i cpheae, rr Mela For dally auto ctagee, aeoae Zaat 1SI cr Mela Ml. Liu. ravavzcTTs. Pre,.. Raw. Oi. WELCH'S HOTEL Oldest resort la th Meant Heed eUstrtat, Oood water, airy bungalows, axoelleat cuisine, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, etc Rates t per day, 1S per week. W. Z. WELCH, Pres. . Welch's P. Om Oregea. The Arrah Waniia Oa th banks ef Salmca river, surrounded fry a beautiful park, S mile east ef PerUaad la the Mt. Hoed dlsuiot. Our cwa dairy aad gardens. Building modern, with all utsid rooms. Long distance telephea. Daily i stage ta and from Pertlaad. Rate IS per day, er 1S per week. Transportatioa, ' salt stain sat, er jaata ssoa, a W. XXAN. Mgr., P O. Address, Welch's Or. Reliance Mt Hood Auto Stages Fourth season of RELIABLE service). Dally, ft a. m. Round trip season ticket te Woloha. Tawncys and Rhododendron, 4.M. Oeveru Knt Cams. IS. 76. Climb Mt, Hood, all a prnses paid, 110,00. Tirseta, rervatioas aad waiting room at DORSET B. SMITH TRATEL BUREAU, 11 Third St., Oar. Waahlagioa. Phone Marshall 17S. IRTINOTOM OARAOE ATJTO CO.. 00. ' East 111. J. L. S. IHXAD, PrM, HOTEL GAILsa Whea touring through Polk county aad tsv w mama tie vauey , arrange w step Mt atgnt at Dallas. Yea will Ilk th Hotel 00. It has long enjoyed th rvpn tatioa ef being aa of th beat hotel ta Western Oregoa. aad it lives up to itc reputation. Tender steak, fried cnickea, freah varetables. Rate l.s a day and up. WOOCR, OATES, Prourieters. TENSILE House LAKESIDE. OREOOH. ' Located oa Tea Mile Lake, aad a Tea Mile Crack, famous for Its treat fishing. 17 mil from Marsh field, en Wlllamette-Paclfl R. R. Hew aad home-like kctelr fiae meal. Near th ooeaa. Com wbll treut fishing I at it beet ra Tea Mil Lake. Rate IS a day. E. SMITH, Proprietor. Address I. HOTEL GALLIER- BAHDOH. OREGON Baadoa's pioneer hotel, deeervedly fa for the ezaelleao ef Its table aad ecrvio. Make this hotel your head. a iters whea visiting the beaaty spot ml Occ eeuaty. If you on joy fishing, auatiag, boating e surf bathing you will lis Bandea. Cca aad yialt Oregon's latest Summer vseatioa dlctrict. OALL1ER BROS, Proprietor. llolfil -Pride of the Pacific- J 28 mile of finest ooean beach; rnorstfeaa ft W a dosea intcreeting and attractive beach towns; many fully equipped hotels and de- lightful resort lodftes. aflordins hesJtbiul pj and pleasant recreation. v bj m Form dmeripHvo foUtr, farms. ttcktti.rto. arugfioias, tram and $Uamtr tchmimlm, m - tththd 2 CITY TICKET OITICE s : WASHINGTON AT THIRD ;,: 1 pj Breadwsy4500: A6LU ; . , a0-W.R.R.&N.i BDnnnnnnononnnnDci
