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. - f BRANCH - OF NATIONAL I RUE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 10 BE OPENED i , ;Army and Red Cross to Co t '- operate for the Training of Young Women. C DATES, AUG. 24 TO SEPT. 7 t lortton of Ysnoouvsr Barracks to Bi t TJsed by Schools OradnaU Ax to Bm.Hi.mwa mm By courtesy of Major-General J. Franklin Bell, commander of the west- tarn division, of the United, States army. ?a portion of the barracks at Vancou vr is available for the service school fto be opened under the auspices of Eth United States army and the Amer ican Red Cross, August 24 to Heptero tUr 7. inert win 00 a bciiui gUiu duty, and the encampment will bo under strict military rules. The build ings assigned for use of the service training school consist of mess, oair., sleeping and assembly houses. Uot and cold water, electric linhts ana ample streetcar service win muo um routing' pleasant. ? The national service school will at f tempt to give women surh training Sunder military and Red Cross instruc tors as will make them available in f cases of emergency state or national. There will be set schedules of classes Jin American Ked Cross first aid iu the morning from 8:30 to 12 o'clock. fcThe course consists of 15 lessons and It obligatory. The text books used are "First Aid to the Injured" and "Klementary Hygiene and Home Care Of the Blck." tadent Must Pay Ts. All students are required to partl'l- Zcate In the military callnthentics. surg- leal dressings and bandage making Classes and scientific bed making, t Students must assist, when called jupon, in guard and inspection duty and faithfully observe the rules and regu lations laid down by the officers in I charge. i All students must pay an enroll fment fee of $1. An additional foe fcof BO centB Is required of those under- f taxing examinations. in is covers U.e Oost of certificate Issued to those making the necessary percentages for work done. Resident students must pay $1 a day for maintenance. The mess will be in oharg of army cooks, tinder the direction of the commlsary department. This Insures food of ex cellent quality. Knrollrnent fees and all other charges for the full period are strictly In advance, and no student will bu . 'assigned to classes or quarters who 4k has not deposited the amounts stipu- lated with the treasurer of the school. Will Wear Uniforms. E Arrangements are being made for Uniform, the cost of which will be an f flounced later. students passing satisfactory ex fjaminatlons in the prescribed courses twill be assigned to hospital units jor similar formations, organized as a Preserve of the army and navy in tho tWvent of war. Their names and credits "Will be filed In the nursing service rteadquarters of the Red. Cross, Wash ington, D. C. To secure this enrollment It will be necessary to take 12 of the 15 les 'tons prescribed, and to averse mum Lthan 75 per cent in the final examina tions. ', Regulation slnsrle. white Iron hoA steads, with springs, mattress, pillow ana Deuainr will he nrnvi.u,! st,. dents must bring their own towels and H toilet soap. umoers to Be Cnosen. Offlners of Mm ds. k,tn v.- t a i rect charge of the school and encamn Fment. Tha rules and regulations laid ,uown by these officers, under th .11 1. rection Of experts, must be observed. .For the better discipline and success 'Of the camp students will be divided ,,uio companies, each under the coni H mand of a captain, and jSnts, to be selected from among their 1 iiuiuuBr. iner. um fa fin i - JJ...W.. una grounds. A pi:y- wSician and trained nurses will be in jj Residence and a Ked Cross relief sta- ,iun wwi oe maintained. iyot .f conre" th American u i-russ is rne only voluntary or """'""i wnose serv re am,, 1.1 v. ccepted in time of war. "This fact BVi . . "eLe!,8ary to adopt Red Cross a'u'netnoaa. To do so success ..., .cniereu ued cross nurses and V' HI'. It's just about an even balance as to which hat you'll need for this month. A new straw to brighten up the end of the season (95c now) or a new felt at $1.85 to open the Fall season. Both will give you the right balance for all oc casions. Bathing suits fgr the beaches or tanks $1.45. k. v. ! w H mi V I- More and. more interest-ing-r-especially to moth-t ers and wivs -are our" window displays on MorrUon : and Fourth regularly appointed Bed Cross physi cians wilt ba Instructors In all first aid work. Mlsa S. It. Rutley, who was super intendent at the encampment at the PrMldlo of San Francisco and at Fort Levwtwi, Seattle, Tias been appointed by General Bell to fill the same position at Vancouver Barracks under Captain Waldron. Miss Malsle MacMaster has been appointed commanJante and the other officers are: First vice president Miss Helen Ladd; second vice president. Miss LucMe Banforth. and secretary- treasurer, Miss Isabella Oauld. Trie place of enrollemnt is 347 Washing ton street. Program of the Day. Reveille, 6:50 a. m. Military calisthenics, 7 to 7:30 a. m Breakfast, 7:30 a. m. Classes, 8:30 to 12 m. Dinner, 12 m. Lectures and conferences sessions, to 4 p. m. Recreation and town leave, 4 to 6 m. Retreat, S to 6:16 p. m. Supper, 6:16 p. ta. Roll call, p. m. (students out of barracks after 9 p. m. must have spe cial passes from the officer of tfce day). Taps. 10 p. m. (LJebts out and quiet in camp). 1'rogram subject to Change ,at dls retion of management. ' I he committee reserves the rUht action In all matters of discipline. Talks on 'Truth' at Chemawa Institute Sr. A.rthnr p. Wedge Bays World Is Merely a Market Place and Men and Woman the Buyers. Chemawa. Or., Aug. 9. "Truth" was the subject of an addreaa by Dr. Ar thur P. Wedge, northwestern repre- entative of the John Eliot foundation fir the moral Instruction of Indiana, the annual session of the Indian Service Workers' institute being held t the Oregon Indian school here. 'All the world is a market plac" said Lr. Wedge, "and all the men and women are merely buyers. The mar- et place today is much the sama as In the days of our father?." Cato Sells, federal commissioner of ndian affairs, ,ha been one of the Interested and interesting visitors at the institute. Nellio K. Turner of the Pennsylvania state normal school and lr. A. A. Berle of Cambridge, Mass., ate urnong others who have delivered addresses. Young Wife Prefers Husband to Mother Xva Bllderbeck, Who Sloped From Cor ral lis, Will Be Permitted to XdTe With Man of Choice. Salem. Or., Aug. 9. Iva Bllderbeck, who eloped from Corvains and was married here Monday evening to Carl Storey, will ba permitted b'y her moth er to live with her husband, and the tter will not be prosecuted for per- ury in connection with securing a marriage license according to the po lice. Mrs. T. Bildcrbeck, mother of the bride, arrived from Corvallia Tuesday afternoon and at once went to the po los station, where her daughter had been detained, and told the girl she could choose botween her husband and her mother and the girl decided in favor of Btoroy. Mrs. Bllderbeck returned Tuesday evening to Corvallis, accompanied by Miss Pearl Btar, tho brldo'3 chum, who accompanied her to the weddir.g here. The bride is now in a Iiotel awaiting tho return of her husband from Cor vallis, where he had gone Tuesday morning. 0. A, C. Instructors Home From East Professor J. B. Horner and Mrs. Horner Chaperoned a Party Through the New Xngland States. Oregon Agricultural College. Corval lis Or., Aug. 9. Professor J. B. Horner and Mrs. Horner, who have been con ducting a party of Oresronlans over the historic and educational landmarks of New England, are home, having parted with different members of their group at points rrom Chicago west ward. Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, associate pro fessor of English at the college, they eft at Chicago; - their two daughters. Vera, who teaches at Roseburg, and Pearl, who teaches at Portland, they eft at the Yellowstone Park, Where lhe young women will spend the week mak- ng the regulation tour, and Mrs. Eliza beth Bowerman of Fossil, they left at Portland. All the members of the party are engaged in educational work, and Pro fessor Horner reports that they found much of value and Inspiration for their special lines of work In the eastern trip. Eugene Man Elected School Supervisor C B. rerffneson Succeeds A. X. O'Bsllly In Xtsn County Miss Jennie Bosten la Betained for Another Tear. Eugene, Or., Aug. 9. C. E. Ferrue- son of Eugene was elected by the I.ano county board of education Tuesday a county echool supervisor to succeed A. I. O'Heilly, who has re signed to accept the prlnclpalshlp of the schools at Marcoia. Mr. Fergueson was engaged in sim ilar work for the United States gov ernment in the Philippine islands for 11 years and was graduated from the University 'of Oregon this year. I'.n fore going to the islands he was a rural teacher in Iowa and North Ija- kota. Miss Jennie Bossen was retained mi. other year as school supervisor and she and Mr. Fergueson will work to gether, dividing the county between them. Names of Pendleton Drinkers Are Taken Kmr of W. C. T. V. Say List Is tor V by Stat Of fleer; Alio May Be Employed. Locally. Pendleton, Or., Aug. 9 There was a flutter Tuesday when it became known that the local W. C. T. U. isjen-s-ag-ed In copying; the names of all peo ple shipping- In liquor sin the first of year from records at the funty clerk s office. Members of the organisation stated that they will furnish Informa tion to state officers and that they in tend making local use of it, too. They have not completed their work, but have progressed far enough to know that liquor shipments are In creasing, and to ascertain the name of habitual user. - f WILSON HAS SUPPORT OF ACTING CHEF OF PROGRESSIVE PARTY Matthew Hale Says Hughes' bnly Cry Is "Down With Wilson!" ' POINTS OUT LACK OF TACT Republican Candidate's Way of Saytnff Things Does Hot Appeal to Chair man of Vatlonal Committee). New Tork, Auk. 8. (I. N. 8.) Act ing Chairman Matthew Hale of the Progrenive national committee as sailed Charles E. Hughes today and practically declared for the re-election of President Wilson. He said: "Personally 1 shall support the Progressive electors in states where they are on ballot. Elsewhere I shall do all I can to help reetect Pres ident Wilson. He has'shown great sym pathy with the progressive movement. "Mr. Hughes does not Impress one as being In'real sympathy with he un derlying economic ideals of the party. He needs the support of Bois Penrose as well as George W. Perkins. H1b speeches reflect this. Hughes Called tJnflt. "Hughes is not Roosevelt. His lack of tact in dealing with political bosses, his almost brutal way of aaying things are peculiarly bad. His experience in handling International problems is an absolute blank. His speeches are filled with denunciation, but contain no con structive statesmanship. He does not know what he would have done or what he would do. "He has to have the support of such extremes as the German-American Al liance and Colonel Roosevelt to win. With a constructive policy he cannot beat President Wilson because the Re publican party Is so hopelessly split that the only rallying cry that Hughes can use Is 'Down with Wilson.' " Reasons for Supporting; Wilson. "Progressives are going to make up their own minds in this matter; From Coast to Coast there is nothing but praise for Valley A Romance of Oregon By ANNE SHANNON MONROE Nuw York "Full of simple human nature, Tribunm helpful honest; brave in ad versity, winning with set teeth against all opposition .to it success." Chicago 'This strong, tender book, Herald graphic yet restrained, vera cious, yet truly romantic; it aptly depicts and enshrines the lights and ehadows of pioneer life." Portland "It is an uncommon pleasure Ortgonian to review this splendid Ore gon novel ihe best Wtstem romance ol lhe year." ALL. BOOKSTORES A. C. McCLURG & CO.. Publishers SUGGESTIONS FOR TRAVELERS Hazelwood Candy IN SCENIC PACKAGES Adds ereatly to tae sleaaure f a ca tion trip. Seat by Parcel Pott or Express to any where in United Statei or Canada, atisfaetioa and DaUvwr uaraatd. The Hazelwood Confectionery & Restaurant WASHINGTON ST. AT TENTH. PORTLAND, OB. Specialties for the Camp, Picnic, Cruise, Auto Trip, Summer Home or "Hike." Lunch Sets, lee Blankets. Paper Napkins, Paper Picnic Plates, Thermos Bottle and Holder Everything for the Outing See Second Floor Display Gill's Third and Alder, Portland, Or. "0 uu! Films We Pay Return Peotago. We DEVELOP, PR1MT. ASfcASUi, TMiT and FKAJCE. F port servioe and aatiifaetiea. All Work FisV tailed Within fiv Moors. "Adm" Sittrift- htofa. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Happy wsodiora mm AOaor at wen ran - they are not (dins- to be delivered by any leader or croup of leaders to any of the presidential candidates; and they are going to resent any at tempt to make such delivery, espe cially by methods that violate one of the fundamental principles of the Progressive party, viz: The right of the rank and file of the party and not a group of leaders to nominate the party candidates. "My reasons for supporting' Presi dent Wilson are two-fold. He has actually put into effect more progres sive legislation than any president we have ever bad. I need only cite the federal income tax, the new cur rency law, parcel post, the direct election of United .States senators, the rural credit act, and the federal employment bureau. Wilson Shows Ability. "His persistent advocacy of the na tional child labor law allows that he is as eager as ever to continue this legislative record. He has shown en ability to secure the cooperation of his party In putting his progressive Ideas into actual legislation. Mr. Hughes' speeches, when they deal with the questions, sound like ordi nary Republican stump speeches, pat ting the laborers on the back with vague phrases and congratulating the employers for the welfare work. "They do not sound like the speeches of a man who has really studied the very vital subjects. He is honest, but progressivism means more than hat. He is independent, but progressivism means. more than that. He is efficient, but progressivism means more than that." WHERE AND HOW TO GO- MOUNTAIN RESORTS. Glacier National Park WRITE COLONEL WHITE for information about GLACIER NA TIONAL PARK and FLATHEAD LAKE, both nettled in the heart of tho ROCKY MOUNTAINS, offering tourists woudrfuL awe inspiring scenery, unequaled in the world, on the Great North ern Railway, the only line reach ing FLATHEAD LAKE, and both entrances of GLACIER NATION AL PARK. Address COLONEL WHITE, HOTEL PORTLAND GLACIER PARK HOTEL, Montana General Office, Poison, Montana MOST OLOaiOTTB SPOT IX OREGON. Pot reserrktiovs writ or phone DORSET B. SMITH 118 TUTRD BT., PORTLAND. MAR. 197 "ON THE BLUFFS OF THE COLUMBIA" The new scenic Cottage Resort, overlooking Hood River valley and Mount Hood. Equip ment aad servioe, comparable to the best in California. Fresh fruit, vecetables, milk, cream aad poultry, from Tbe Eyrie Farm, Ex cellent table. Send for Illustrated Booklet C. W. J. BECKERS. White Saliron. Wash. THE JEWCTr FARM RESORT . Tbe Jewrtt Farm is just across the Columbia from Hood River, on the bluffs of the Colum bia, 140 acres (f beauty. Individual oottafes or rooms. A charming place to spend a few veekt. It has a distinctive personality. Cool, healthful, sec u in. The best of food well pre pared aad daintily and appetiiingly served. Address JENNIE JEWETI, Wlut Salmsa. Wash. Foot of Mt. Adams, uig speckled beauties are waiting to match their wits against yours. Walking distance of famous lava and ice eaves. Headquarters for mountain climbers; amassment hall near hotel. Hotel rates ( week. Address Ouler Hjtel. Quler, Wash. Rhododendron Hotel 17 MILES ON MOUNT HOOD AUTO ROAD The first mountain resort in Orea-on. DaUy rates 13. weekly 12.50 and up. Special rates to families for the summtt months. Saddle horses, lawn tennis, croeust, finest fisM Duf- and hantinc (rounds. Our own dairy, pi toy and tardea truck. Eleotrio llbt, telephone. For daily auto stages, pboue East Hi or Main tai. EMIL FRANr.TTI. Prop. Bows, Or. r WELCH'S HOTEL Oldest lesort in the Mount Hood district Oood water, airy bungalows, excellent cuisine, hunting, fishing, horseback riding. lo. Rates 3 per day. (10 per week. W. E. WELCH, Prop. Welco's P. O.. Oregon. The Arrah Wanna Oa the banks' of Salmon river, surrounded by a beautiful park, 43 miles east of Portland is tho Mt. Hood diatriot. Our own dairy and garden. Building modern, with all outside 100ms. Long distance telephone. Daily aute suge to and irom Portland. Rates $2 per day. or 11 per week. Transportation, oall Mala Ml. or Mala too. Q. W. KERV. Mgr., V 0. Address, Woloh Or. Reliance Mt Hood Auto Stages Fourth season of RELIABLE servioe. Doily, t a m. Round trip season tickets ts Welch. Tswceys and Rhododendron. .15.00. Oovorm ment Cams, 17.00. Climb M Hood, oil s. senses paia, l.i0. Tickets, reservations and1 waiting room at DORS B. SMilil TRAVEL, OViX-JLA v , AAV Aiuiu - v tt aouw kvu. Vhoue Marshall 1879. IRVIHGTQii ttSSSUA SUiU IU., 1BC. East 135. J. L. S. SHEAS. Proa. Mt. Hood Auto Stage Daily at 8 a. m., for WELCH'S, TAWKET'i, ABA WANNA, RHODODENDRON And O0V- ARNMEST CAar. iicketi, noorvauons and waitine rocm at EOUTLEDOE BEES A FLO RAL CO., 146 d st., Mala 6M8, A-llll. or AUDERsOK BROS.. Second aad Jefferson. Might and Sunday pnonee. otain sat, a-8381. MOUNT HOOD, LODGE IU. HOMER A. ROGER, tteet.) Magniiiceniiy situated at base of Mt. Rood. LlsblBg, Mountaineering, Exploration tt Mt .oed's t glacier. Assent to tummit, Slrso back riding tt ceno U. I. sorest a. angel Xrailo. aVeoehed la hours via Heod River. Information Union Pacific Office, Portland. Address Parkaaie. Or. iPhoee OdeU lift. u rtoi River.) Government Mineral Spring Beneficial in stomaah, kidney aad bladder troubles, as well aa rheumatism. Fishing, hunting and y respecting aeu ay. Esoei kat acoomaiedaticas. Am Meal health aad pleasure resort is the heart of the Moun tains. Six toon mllee from Oarson. Auto stag. Addreaa EUWAJU AMSSaOJI. Deserts Bride; Two Armies; In Jail William Bowes, According- to Polio Bports, Sas Bad Sensational Career Durlaf the last Tm-m Months. Aberdeen, Wash.. Aug. 8. William Bowen, Company 6, deserter, has been captured at Petersburg, 111., according to ward received hee. In addition iff being a deserter Bowen deserted his bride who was Florence HacKett of Hoquiam. Bowen got leave, after tne company had taken oath under the federal service law, to visit his mother. He came to Aber deen, where he and Miss Hackett were married. Bowen is accused of being a bigamist, this latter charge being ad mitted when he left his bride at Oak land, Cal., after giving her a check for $50 which she could not cash, it is al leged. Bowen also is said to have de serted from the Canadian army. m . $40,000 Real Estate) Deal. Corvallis. Or., Aug. 9. A real es tate deal to the value of about $40,000 has been clo&ed by Conner A Slater, local real estate dealers, whereby Rev. A. M. Leach exchanges his farm of 127 acres, in Linn county, near Alfred, and an eight acre tract in Harrlaburg, to John Graham for his 450 acre stock farm near Summit. Several other transfers of building lots have re cently been made in Corvallis. The Great Northwest "America's Nature! Resort Section . MOUNTAIN RESORTS. Government HOTEL DE GOVERNMENT CAMP See Mt. Heod Winter oporto time. Rates oaa on. FUhinjr. huntina-.' . tennis, mountain olimbi&t. Professional Swiss guides, who are real entertainers. FOX PRIDEMORE, .OWE P. 0., ORE. Mt. Hood from the Hotel, Xlevatlea U.SU Toot. . , BEACH RESORTS BEACH RESORTS sWWkewaMMMayM Trips to the Newport Halibut Beds Daily also to points off the Lighthouse, Otter Rock and Seal Rocks. These trips are made on several staunch Deep-Sea craft, the sea is safe and pleasant at this time of the year, and the Coast Guard Power Boat Is always at hand. NO DANGER. Big catches of HALIBUT, COD, GROUPERS, KELP and other deep sea fish are made daily. The fish more than pay for the trip. AUTO ROADS ARE AT THE BEST NOW WEEK-END SLEEPER SERVICE OVER SOUTHERN PACIFIC Write Newport Commercial Club, Newport, Oregon w-jr . 1 If XT Seaside. Clatsop Beach, Or., Portland's Mxf-f.! yJB mr aT"a TaTa Koaxoat and Mori Popular Oceon Mooort llUiei ITlUUre American Plan Hotel Moore, overlooking the ocean, offer to t he tourist end traveler pleasures seldom If over combined at any one resort. Surf bathing. Hot Salt Water Baths. Natatorium for indoor Swimming. Canoeing on tho Necanicoa Rtvor. Oood onto roada. All Automobile Leave From Moure Hotel for Elk Creek sad Canaon Btaea. ' ThroHourfpromPr'tlind. HOTEL MOORE. DAN I. MOORE, PROP. THE SHELBURNE All modern improvement -quiet and reotfui juitly famous for It service and appointments. In sight and sound of the ocean. Long Dis tance phone in hotel. Special rate for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Station. Address T. J. Hoare, Prop., Seariew, Wash. TRAVEL BETTER THAN DOCTOR'S BILLS Send the lady of the house and the kiddie to North Beach and run down for the week-ends during the season YOU'LL SAY ITS PRETTY GOOD MEDICINE, when you take stock next fall. Season Round-trip $ 4.00 5-trlp Commutation 15.00 Portland to any North Beach point. CITY TICKET OFFICE Washington at Third f ZZ3 RIVER RESORTS BUNDY BATHS RITER AVS TANK 8WTMM1HO. Take launch at Favorite Boat House, west end of Morrison street bridge, or Brooklyn oars at Third aad YtmMU. to Woodward ave. Finest swimming rort in Portland. Phono Beilwood 7S. SIR. GEORGIAN A ASTORIA AITS WAT LAKDlNOi tea vet T a. ffl. dlUp. SuBdsy 7:S0 . m. Returning, loaves Astoria I p. so. Arrivos rente p. m. TaV. LtntUITE leovws Tift o. m. daily es ept Sunday. Returning loaves Aotori 1 tUin 1423 Washington t. Peett A.slrt OJaCICAMAS TAVERN OH THE BA1TKI OF ttX BCAtmrfM. CLACKAMAS RIVER. famous for chick oa dinners. Froitdale Mia. oral Water piped to hotel, aad other teas serate drinks. Quick service promised. AVOtTCT EJtlCRAO. Manager. Moat S. Bex IT. Orea-om City, rasa S0&J. Germany Prepares For Winter righting Bespit reeling- That Peaee Will Coma Before) Christmas areat Warehouses Are Packed with Overcoats. Berlin, Aug. . (U. P.) Though the feeling exists in some quarters that peace may come before Christmas with the defeat of the Anglo-French offen sive. Germany is making every prep aration for another winter campaign. In large storehouses in Berlin thou sands of army overcoats fresh from the manufacturers are being packed away, ready for shipment to the front. Several thousand automobile trucks are also being gotten ready for the win ter. Boy May Lose JIand Hurt by Woodsaw Willi Ooff, Aged 18, Son of Forest Q rove Merchant and Former Mayor, Meat Wltb Barloua AodOent. Forest Grove. Or.. Aug. 9. Willie Ooff. aged about 18, had his right hand bodly mangled in a v.-ood saw Monday afternoon. Young Ooff, who is tho son of Harry Ooff, hardware merchant and former mayor of this city, was working with the Sexton wood saw at tho time of the accident. One of the horses -WHERE TO MOUNTAIN RESORTS Camp Hotel aad 00107 la Summer $8.00 per dayfvW f tlf J " -T-i Jt si:..-i. !' Hotel do Government Oaaip, novation 000 Poet. SHELBURNE STATION NORTH BEACH TRAVEL 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 several routes and natural scenic outing resorts. Call Ticket Agent First and Alder PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY L&Kt PARK; Breath of the Pines1 Us B j 4,500 feet above sea-level, in th Powder River Mountains, near Joseph, Oregon. Eat sleep, play, live out-of-doors. A delight- B ful mountain -lake resort Good B B fiahing. B S For full itifomationares, ej S tickets, tic, ask g S CITY TICKET OFFICE fl WASHINGTON AT THIRD B B Broadway 4600: A 6121 B SO-w.R.R.&N.S anflnnonnnnnnnnnnnnB MOUNTAIN RESORTS Shipherd'i Hot Springs COX.ITMBIA RIVER'S BEST RESORT A raeort for health and roorootioa Swlot- ttenl tenuis mT. OTOOUSt OOd KH ouse recently newly papered sad au white hslo. Amoriea aad Ewropoopli CQiaonu Was . L. mHXtHH.RO. Mgr used to haul tho saw ground steppod backward and pushed the boy against the whirling saw. As quickly as pos sible the oy was Riven first aid and physicians were summoned. An effort is being mado to savo the hand. -ut this is doubtful. . Says Wilson Plans Unknown to Hughes Congressman Harrison Defends Pres ident's Course and Answers Bepubll oan Horn laee's Attack on Policy. Washington. Aug. 9. (I. N. 8.) De claring that Charles Evans Hughes' criticism of President Wilson' Mexi can policy grew out Of "Ignorance of the president's true policy," Represen tative Harrison of Mississippi In the house Tuesday defended the adminis tration's course. Intimating that Hughes had based his attack upon prejudiced opinion, Harrison pointed out that the Republi can presidential candidate had called upon Senator Fall of New Mexico and former Ambassador Wilson, both of whom are known as opponents of the president's Mexican policy, to submit their views upon the situation In the southern republic. He said Hughes' criticism of Wilson's Tefusal to recog nize Vlctorlano Huerta, of the handling of the arms embargo, and, finally, of the failure to intervene, forces the con clusion that Hughes, had he been In the White House would have recog STAY- CLATSOP BEACH. J COME ON DOWN AND PLAY AT SEASIDE Where Mountain Meets the Sea A delightful beach affords oxcsliont surf bathing, hot and oeld salt water swimming la evldonoo. SEASIDE is tho rooraation J round for almost every pleasure, and your avorito -pastime is sure ts bo hero. Trout fishing, oaaoeiaoj, beating, aaa fishing, golf links, movies, shooting galleries, the atre, skating link, dancing pavilion, howling allays, out trip, hiking trips over moaatala trails. Write Any of the Following For Full Particulars: SAN 7. MOORE, Hotel Moore. HOTEL MEARB. LEWIS A CO.. druggist, neat to P. O. OODPRXT BROS.. Iperttng Good. 3. E. OATES. KatotOTium. A. R. WASCEXR CO Oenoral March aa dla. W. L. XXOTZT. Men's ruralahlnga, E. A. PRICE, Meat Market. BRUNO MEHEEL, Baker. J. B. CALLAHAN. Cafe tad Cigar. OEOROX IRWIN. MISS EMILY DAM ANN. Necanioum Hotel. P. B. LINSSLET, Colonial Hotel. ALEX GILBERT, Real Estate. K. J. MOSS. Dentist. WILLIAMS BROS., Oarage. SELNES WHEAXLXY. Ooaoroi Mar chandUo. O. E. METTER, WUto Lench Cafe, 43 Broadway. OEOROX H. SMITH, Oaraga SEASIDE DRUO CO. PACIFIC POWER A LIOHT CO. Or ask the Spokane. Portland A Seattle railroad, depot Tenth and Hoyt streets, fot it UUrsture. It will bo mailed free. Portland's Nearest Th Northwest's Favor It Seashore Vacationlcndl Gear hart -ClatsopBeach Seaside eaahor Limited 8:80 a. m. daily Ereatng Express 6:30 p. m. daily' Saturday special t 00 p. m. Sat. IS Round Trip, week end. Low round trip faros from all points. Send for booklet. TICKETS oth and Stark. Station 10th and Hoyt. WHERE TO ST A Y 1 AT SEASIDE 1 PAMF1P. VIFW HnTFI -e s nwii iw nviaia. near ueacii; homelike; airy room; writ for rate. HOTEL MEARSnilTcr, 11 up. Large, airy room. John XI ear. HOTEL McGUIRE-; niSS HOTEL HARLOWi:..4 iromaepoii ac up, m ro. unv ajouuire. oceaa vr European plan. Free auto from depot! T The Colonial Hotel and Apartments SXABfDE. OREOON. One block from ocean. Electric lighted and electrls stove for light housekeeping. 1 re has U aa from all uslns. P. D. LINDSLE . Pro. Astoria's Leading Garage The Oolaajbta River highway win be mi this summer from Portload to Astoria. Woea you eomo Aotoria wo are pro pared to fomish rite. yoo gas, oil or rvte at roAseaaU Only skilled mechanic employed. Leave your cox bore when you go to too Bono reeotte. Opposite Hotel Wolabard., WESTERN MOTOR tjAJ wwavrewi a, aiieiie. wiegea. " - y - - r - -m. 1WT MTV a nised Huerta and forced Intervention. "If Hughes had been president," said : speech of acceptance, we would have ' had war." Mr. Harrison made absolute dental of Republican charges that Charles Dodge, a friend of President Wilson, was shown special favors in the ship ment of munitions to Mexico. University Students To Be Taught to Fly University of Illinois How Has Depart ment of Aeronautics, Headed by XUsha T. Tales of Buffalo. Champaign, 111.. Aug. 9. (I. N. R.) Several American universities have military training as a part of the course of study, but the 1' nl versify of Illinois Is the first in the I'niled States to create a department of aeronHu t l.'s to teach students the art of flylnp;. The university has Just established a professorship of aeronautics. Kllsha T. Kales of KulT.ilo has been named to have chnrKe of the new department, whlci will enroll stiicl.nt when the school opens this autumn. Fifth Kni'tliquuke Shock. Watsonviile. Cal., Aur. 9. (V. P.) A alight earthquake shock was felt hure Tuesday, the fifth since Sunday. There wns no damage, but consider able nervouanrnH was shown. -WHAT TO SEE TILLAMOOK REACHES The Hotel Elmore atpkalrhk" An Amorioan nlan. restful Beach Kama. The most popular moderately prloed hotel on Oregon ooast. Magnificent ocean views, large, oom fortablo noma with real beds in. Homelike dining service, pure, wholesome, well otoked, temptingly served food In generous portions. In fact, it's .fust like home, with tho scenery changed. Tor ratee, olrculars, etc, oddreee THE HOTEL ELMORE. Rookaway, Oregon. THE NEW TENT CITY AT BAR VIEW Tillamook County, Or. IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS OUTLOOK INN Opened July 1, Under New Management. The Cuisine is in Hands of an Excellent Chef. Sped el attention to Chicken and Ssa-Food Dinners. DINNERS arranged for AUTO TOURISTS. Rates and Circular on Application. WAL TER R. R0S8MAN, Lake Lytle, Rocksway P. 0.. Oregon. The Mitchell BAYOCEAN. OR Large, airy rooms, and the bt here. Rates 81.00 per day. Make your resorva tions st ones. NI'W I'OKT Nicolai Hotel J. H. H, AN DFRSTN. Prop. NYE BEACH. NEWPORT. OR. A finely appointed hotel, but a f'w re Hi from tbe beach. nd i s elevation rf well lb 100 fert overlooks the ocesn. sffnrdlng perfect view of tbe sea snd all ptsilng stesmships and rnnli. Ouesta Lev tvery at tention at moderate rates. A ' NEWPORT. OR. Tifty cl-an. airy, furnish! cottages snd tents at very moderate i.ntai. Located In grove, three blocks from beach Electrio lights and ottv water. Addrsss A. J. VAN WA8BENHOVE. Rn ft. South Beach NEWPORT. OBEOON. Neat 8 and 3 room cottages fur nished complete, free wood. IS per week: tent-bouses. 13. 50. Oood plars for children; fine beach. Surf bath ing, good fishing, hunting, clsmmlng. Further Information call or write 60S Stock Exchange. stain 07(5. Newport Beach Natatorium 0. B. PURDT, Owner and Manager. Warm Sea Water Plunge and Various Amnte mepts. Located at Nye Beach. Newport. Ore. COLUMBIA HIGHWAY. Hotel Oregon IB, "0 tho Columbia River Highway." Wh you take your friends to so the wonderful Co lumbia River Highway arrange to step at tho Hotel Oregon. While her do not fail to show them to booutif ul Hoed River valley. Special attention given to tourist and auto parties. HENRY SERB. Prop. TED SERR. Mgr. Stand 307 BROADWAY. Phono 4L MORRIS C. MARTIN Auto for Hire 7-PASBENGER CHALMERS. Daily trips to Elk Creek and Cannon Boaoh. SEASIDE. OR. Columbia River Highway AUTOS DAILY OOR5EY B. SMITH, Manager TRAVEL BUREAU Phone Marshall 18T8. 110 Sd St. Cor. Waahmgto Attention Automobile Owner When making tho Columbia River Highway trip, do not fail to visit The Dalle. While aero secure your gasoline, oil, service aad storage at WALTEUVWIXUAMS rtAXTSLOOT OAMAOB Fair and courteous treatment, expert olootriool and raaeaine work. WALTHXR-WILLIAMS CO.. Th Dallo. Or. Touring Cars For Hire TYRELL TRIP CO., Inc. lit 6th st Phone Marshall 10. A-1127, SI0HT SEEING HEADQUARTER" PHONE FOR RELIABLE LaRVICE fHk-M. UiOkauus BU4c.AU MOUNTAIN KKSOUTS WILHOIT SPRINGS I the foethille of the Cascade mouBtaia. 87 miles from Portland. Aa ideal reoort for health aad reeroation, EaooUnnt bote! and fine UBSia gretuid. Cottages for rent Our spe. ihlty is ear. Saturday sight aad luaday boo ohickoa dinner. Rao out for your week end holiday. For full iaforraatiua write or pboa F. W. McLEREN. WOholt. Or., or oak say S. f, ageat. . (k v Mb. I