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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORT LAND, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1917. BRIEF INFORMATION 02I PAX Or JJ17) Coming Events. Oregon Retail Horcbanta' aasoclatloe aa4 iorUirt Retallora' aaaudatloa. Portland. February 19-34. Waataro Dairy Produce a bow, Portland. Mareb 1-2. Cat Us and flora Ralaera AsaoHatlon of Ar(oa annual contention at La tiranda. April tf 25. National Education aaaccUUon mrta Port land July TO 4. Paclfle Ooaat Claim Ageeta' aanaal cooen- tkta, Portland, July 18. Iw. ao. Today's Forecast. Portland and alclnHy Tonight and Tuurs Cajr rain; fresh souUwrly wind. Oregoo 'ioclgbt rain weal, wow taut por tion, warmer aoutbweat pmrtiuo; TUurada rain went, rain or snow east portion; aoutherly sttnda. Increasing along the roaat. Waahingtnc Tonight ami Thursday rain v.'at, rata or enow coat portion; southerly wind Increasing along the cuaat. Idaho Tonight am Thursday rain or snow. VeaUerCondltlons. A large low prfar. area la appronclilng tha northern California oat. It ha, canned neu tral ra I na 1" that ataie nd rain or (mow orer largs portion of thn north 1'aHflc alatea. A feign paaaure area of fonslderable atrengtti otnrllea the eat slope of the Rocky inountaliia, nl a small direton la central orer Mlnno sola. Tt haromvtrr la relatlrely high oror th lower Lata regtoii. Know Uaa fallen In the uorthorn alatea between the Hoeky mountain and the Mlllnjtl river. Kaln haa fallen lo cally In Louisiana, Florida and tiie district of Columbia. Tha teinrieratures have rlHcn In the tipper MtealHalppl valley and fallen In the north Atlantic statca. The condition are farorabla for rain or now In thta district during the next 4 to ISO hour, with no marked cbangaa In temperature but with Increasing southerly' wlnda along the coast. EDWARD A. RBAI.S. Vorecaater, Observations. Temperature g ' z -S , 3 STATIONS v" 1 Is 3 SS S I" fit f A Baker, Or I 24 j 2 30 22 0 Poston. Mas 1 10 40 12 0 Huffalo, N. Y... 14 14 II Chicago, 111 J4,t il 2 H Ixmrer, (lo KB - - 4 44 11 0 Injluth, Minn ... 0 14 8 - 2 20 .01 Toano, (Hi M f 2 !SH .',( 12 .Is Harre. Mont 12 12 2 -12 00 i Honolulu. T. 11. m I 4 70 14 I Jackmvllle, l'La. tV4 1-4 7. C4 !H) Juneau, Alaka. IS -2 24 14 0 Kunaaa City, Mo. 32 (-! H2 at 10 .01 Ivnoxrllle. Teun. 42 - U 4 40 0 Ijna Angeles. c'al.l AO f 2 M BO ,44 Medford. Or H 2 44 28 32 Memphis, 'Jnn.. r.O 4 08 M O Mont res I, Que... 14 8 22 1 2 0 New Orleans, La . fid 4 82 04 02 New York, N. Y. 20 12 42 21 20 d N. Head, Wn... H4 2 42 B4 20 .00 N. Yakima, Wn. SO 4 " 48 20 o Oklahoma, Okla.. 40 4 M 40 14 0 Oroat, Nab 28 12 30 l't. Angelee. W. M 2 40 rj I'ortland. Or 3fl 2 41 3)1 i .27 Ited Bluff, tl.. 40 -4 M 41 i .00 Itoiehurg. Or il4 2 42 !'.4 18 ft. LnuU. Mo .TO 4 38 30 12 O Halt Lake, i:tah. 28 0 38 24 .rj Han Francisco 64 S2 48 22 1.U0 Pealtle, Wash... .14 0 40 34 10 .12 Kpokane, Wash.. 0 0 3d 21 O Taconia, Waah... 34 t 40 34 10 Tanjpa, Kla d O 78 ml )) Tttooah I , Wn.. 34 O 4' 32 24 .24 Valdea. Alaakn SO 1 28 42 0 Vancourer. B. r.. 'H ! o 30 2'! 1 44 Walla Walla. V 40 4 42 32 I 10 O Washington. !. 32 ! - - 4 48 : 2 Afternoon report of preceding day. TOWN TOPICS Dairymen Will Boost Show. Tread ing dairymen of tlio state met at the make preliminary plana for the Pa- clfto National Dairy show, which is I to be held in Portland in the fall. A general committee was appointed to work with J. D. Mickle. state dairy and food commissioner, who ls serv ing tis temporary chairman of the movement for a show. This commit tee will draw up articles of incorpora tion and devise plana for financing the project. It consists of H. Thles Ben, Oregon City; G. II. Dammeier, Gresham; W. K. Taylor, Corvalils, and H. C. Bacon, 1. N. Staples, V. War- 'tens, Clifford Tleed, Robert Ireland, A M. Work and Bert Farrell, all o Portland. Burglary Attempt Falls. An attempt wo.h made t' rob the home of J. c Osborne In tho Trinity apartments, 40 Trinity place, Tncr.day night while members of the faintly were away, but detectives- who investigated say the. thieves wcri! unable to get into the window, against which they had placed a board from the ground. Art Lecture Is Omitted. The usual Thursday lecture will be omitted this week, that day being a school holiday. The lecture on "Venetian Painting" will be given next week, Thursday. On Steamship and Railroad Ticket F.xvaneseed I si I crT.tMr DoraeyH. Smith Tourtat Ajracj lie ra fct vortubii. or Reliable Dentistry We gnarant our work tor 10 yeara. Wa will exantaa yoni teeth free and tell you Jj.t what thaj rjulrs and what Ii will coat. Jold crown 13.50 te IS Oft 1'orcalala Crowns W.M-tf.05 Uoid HII1D il i,i on,, c Blla.r rilllags ;.. to. I glre my personal attention u Dr. Wswtoa DA. X. T, VSWT0S. Frop. Opaa Xraaiaga Paul 10. Boston Painless Dentists aVtwaaa 4th and 6th an Washington 8t. THE UNITED ARTISANS INSURE THE WHOLE FAMILY Special Dept. for Juniors four up-to-date PlantAdequate Rates. Assets Over $1,100,000 Headquarters 608 Beck Bldg. Main 1220 A-1112 Wool Bats and Mattresses Airr SXKB AH3 WIIOIT. Buy Street Txom Manufacturer. Blank arts. Mattresses ana reathers Keaovated. We do Custom Cardlsg. Crystal Springs Finishing Works 139 10th. Hear Alder. Prion. Main aei FrliUy at o'clock Miss Fallina; will rpatk on Japane prints. Tills lse lure Is free to tb public Borne old Japavnese priests' robes of fine ttesisn and eelor nave been lent to the mu seum by the Meier it Frank company In connection with the exhibition of prints and porcelains. These exhibits. as wen as we run exnitoinon or paintings and sculpture, will close, on Tuesday. The museum will be open on Washington's birthday from 3 o'clock until f, with free admission. Is Wanted on Forgery Charge A re ward of $260 is offered for informa tion leadinrr to the arrest of Homer Pal more Ford, wanted hero on a charge of having forged several thousand dol lars' worth of checks while employed as a bookkeeper for the Peninsula lytimber company. Iord left the lum ber concern recently and ta be lieved to have departed from Portland several days later in company with a young woman. He la described as an automobile fiend with u fondness for expensive car:. Information concern ing him la desired by Sheriff Hurlburt or the William J. Burn International Detective agency. Cataoiio roreeters Oppose War.- The Catholic Order of Koresters has adopted resolutions urging that the people of the ,United States be kept out of the European war none. The resolutions pledge loyal support to Prcsfdent Wilson and say that it is the firm conviction of the organiza tion members that he is doing all in his power to prevent the American nation f rom Htif fering'the sorrows and hardships of war. The resolutions also petition Senators Chamberlain and Liana and Congressman McArtbur to use their utmost efforts to preserve peace. Underwriters Elect Officers. At the ennual meeting of the IJfe Underwrit ers' Association of Oregon, officers were elected as follows: Horace Mock lem, president; O. S.Samuel, vice-presi dent; Frank P..T'ebbetts, secretary, and C. I. Hood, treisurer. The new execu tive committee Is composed of WJUiani Goldwater (chairman), H. G. Colton and E. W. Amesbury. Among the ppeakerg at the annual meeting were Fire Marshal Jay Stevens, C. I. Bab cock, Horace ilecklem and D. C. Her rtn. Or. Fesee Will Be Speaker. The regular meeting of the Portland Sales men s club, to be held at the Hotel Multnomah Friday at 6tl5 p. m., will have a its principal speaker Dr. Ed ward H. Pence. The members are ad vised that his subject will be "a good one," and they are urged to come and see. Other subjects of talks will be "The Cement Industry in Oregon," Tod Hazen; "The Uses and Rale of Cement," M. A. Wheeler, and "How to Work a New Territory," John It Vit tell. Revival Starts Tonight. Rev. C. W. Ruth, evangelist, and Rev." Arthur In Kler, a finger who accompanies him, will conduct revival meetings- lonight at the Ftrst Church of the Nasarene, Kast Seventh and Couch streets. Both men arrived from Salem last ight. where they have been conducting; suc cessful meetings at the Friends' church, and will return tomorrow to hold meetings in the Firfet Church of the Nazarene or Salem. Rev. C. W. Huth ls a well-known minister of In dianapolis. Diamonds Are Stolen From Home. Two diamond rings, valued at abo;it $-50. and some other Jewelry, in ad dition to $10 in caah, were stolen from tile home of Mrs. A. Clapp, 1967 Iast Aider street, some time Saturday or l Sunday, accord injsr to a report to the i police. Mrs. Clapp said she thought the gems were taken, together with a j ;sma11 tlotn a.ni 'father handbag, from her room while ahe was down town. lighting Plant Zs Considered. The feasibility of the construction of a municipal1 lighting plant was discussed at length Tuesday by Commissioner Daly at the East Side Business Men's semi-monthly luncheon at their Grand avenue clubrooms. Daly outlined hi ideas concerning the best plan to go about such a project, as contained in his extended report which ho placed before the council this' morning. Xieettunt on Lajvatr Hinnili Tnhn Lee wlh give an illustrated lecture on f I "The Larger Mammals of North Amer ica" at lh Mazama clubrooms in the . Northwestern Bank building on Thuru- I ' evening. Mr. Lee will pay special attcittion to Jlhe lynxes, hears, foaen. deer and caribou, and he has a number of excellent colored slide of these animals. Thia lecture Is open to all interested. Iessons In Swimming. New and im proved holds and strokes in swimming and methods or resuscitating drowned persons will be demonstrated by WiB iam Marcus Simpson, inventor and expert instructor, in room A, Central library, at 8 p. m. The equllibrant system of learning to swim and to es cape drowning persons, in case of emergency, will also be explained. Ad mission is free. Habits of the Mole. Theodore II. Scliieffer, assistant biologist, United States biological survey, will lecture in room A of the Central library on Thursday evening at 8 p. m. on "The Habits of the Mole and Means of Trapping Them." Mr. Scheff er will also tell how to prepare the skins for mar ket. Everyone Interested Is- Invited to attend this lecture. Ballroaders Make Merry. Members of the Portland Transportation club made merry at their annual dance given Tuesday night at Cotillion hall. ino oau, wim us zou couples, was a distinct success, both In its entertain ment and setting. The decorations for the affair were unique in carrying out the idea of the railroad. Colombia River Slgaway Stages Two round trips, Multnomah Falls to Portland, daily. Leave Multnomah Tails 7:30 a. m. and 1:10 p. m. Leave St, Charles hotel, Portland, 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Saturday and Sunday eve ning, leave Multnomah Falls 6:30 p. m. and Portland 11 p. m. (Adv.) Taxpayers Meet Tonight All tax payers interested in methods of re ducing taxes and learning why present taxes are so high are Invited to meet with the Portland Taxpayers' associa tion tonight in the main hall of Cen tral iiprary at 5 o'clock. Coins and Clothlm1 in Tivn at H. Meyer, 299 East Lombard street, re ported to the police that his home was ransacked by thieves. A green canvas untj vuunjjjing doming ana a number of foreign coins was stolen. coramou. surer Em it, Bo retail. Cheap wholesale city fish and poultry market In New Central Market, Fourth and Yamhill. Main 47SO. (Adv.) ' Steamer Jessie Harking, for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally except Sunday. Leaves Washington Btreet dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.) X.t TJs Build Tour Catalogue Bight. F. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165. A-1165. Ad. Colonial Sinner at White Temple to morrow night, 6:30. Tickets 60c. (Ad.) Dancing, informal, tonight, Special holiday party. Cotillion hall. (Adv.) Dr. E. C. Brown, Bye, Bar, Mohawk building. Adv.) . A Frenchman nas invented a pro cess for solidifying petroleum for safety in transportation by the addi tion of a solution of soap, U being possible to burn the resulting; com bination or to remove the soap with alcohol.' - -. , - t - , - FUNERAL OF FUNSTON IS SET FOUSATURDAY AND TO BE MILITARY Body of General Wjll Lie In State in City Hall of San Francisco After Its Arrival, MAJOR BELL IS IN CHARGE AH of the Xearnlu Troop g Stationed Around San Francisco Bay Will Participate la the Procession. San Francisco. Feb. 21. (P. N S.) The body of the late Major General Frederick Funston will reach San Francisco at 3:30 o'clock Friday after noon. It will lie in state at the city hail until shortly after noon Satur day, when the funeral will be held in the First Presbyterian church, where the Funston family worshiped. Rev. William Kirk Guthrie will preach the funeral sermon. Major General J. Franklin Bell. In person will command the funeral es cort accompanied by his utaff. al mounted. Kvery other military honor will be paid to the body of the distin guished soldier. Those in general were the arrange ments announced late today at army headquarters. Some details were still to bu completed. Remains on Special Train. Charles S. r ee, general passenger and traffic manager of the Southern Pacific company received a telegram last night from the San Antonio office that the body had left on a special train as the first Section of train No 9, accompanied by Captain Fitshugh Lee, the late general's aide-de-camp, and an escort of eight soldiers. The body will bo met at Third and Townsend streets by a battalion of reg ular coast artillery men. It will be carried on a caisson of Battery B, First California field artillery of Oak land, to the city hall, and lie in state there with a guard of honor until the hour of the funeral. Mayor Bolph Makes Keqnest. This was granted at the request of Mayor Rolph, and the public will be allowed to view the body throughout the night. AH of the regular troops etaioned around the bay and every officer will be in the funeral profession that will escort the body to the chutch and later to the Presidio. Invitations have been sent also to the National Guard, the United Span ish War Veterans, the Veterans of For eign wars, the Ixyal Legion' and other military organizations to accompany the body on the last march. At the door of the church the body will be removed from the caisson by eight pallbearers, ivorr-commlesioned officers, and they will carry it into the odifico, followed by the pallbearers, who will be officers of high rank. Military Parade to Cemetery. There will be nothing military abo it the services In the church. The pro cessional march to the national cem etery will be purely military, however. jmdred point KuVs Original Meet That Changed thm Motoring HabifefaNatt The car of a Hundred Quality Features in which you ex perience real riding comfort, doubly insured from its supe rior springs and chassis con struction. PRICES F. O. B. FACTORY Touring-Sedan $1635 Roadster-Coupe $1635 Victoria-Town Car 91950 Hundred Point Six Standard Touring . . .$1195 Hundred Point Six Gibraltar Body . . . .$1285 DeLuxe 6-42, 7 passen ger $1750 DeLuxe 6-42, 7 passen ger Sedan $2100 MOVIE Vklk E i 1131 ifti ,,vi - GENERAL FUN STON'S SUCCESSOR ! IS ANNOUNCED ass v, 4 i ,: i e- v t 4 - 'J I w h I,?- - J " " J ft U A ' T---'Z, - U -! , ,rt i4-' Major General El Paso, Texas, Feb. 21. (U. P.) Major General Pershing was notified today by Secretary of War Baker of his appointment as commander of the As eoon as the cortege enters the Pre sidio gate at Lombard street artillery at the forts will begin to boom minute guns, which will continue until the last salute of 11 guns la fired. After a brief service at the graveside there will be three volleys of mus ketry, taps will sound and the artillery will roar the major-general's salute of n guns. The body of General Funston will occupy a grave In the national cem etery beside that of his son, Arthur McArthur Funaton, who died several years ago. Young Funston was named after Major-Gen eral Arthur McArthur, U. S. army, deceased. Soldiers Salute Train. Marfa, Texas, Feb. Jl. (L N S.) The train 'bearing the body of Major General Frederick Funston to San Francisco for burial passed through here today. It will arrive at El Paso late today. The casket ls in a special observation car on the rear of the train and two privates constantly stand at attention beside It. They are relieved every two houra. The route of the train follows the In ternational border for 1000 miles and all along the way, singly and in groups, soldiers came to attention and saluted as It passed. Whan writing to or calling on advertisers, plaaae mantlon The Journal. (AdT.) vital drafty, cold leakproof, Its roomy, YEAR Top r 1 i t e i St visible fastenings or adjustments. John J. Pershing. southern department, succeeding Gen eral Funston. He will leave for head quarters at San Antonio sometime this week. Merrick Dedication May Occur Indoors If weather conditions forbid out door dedication of the Charles B. Merrick memorial fountain at East mftvii.vnth unit Sandv boulevard Thursday at 2 p. m., the addresses will be delivered In the Rose City Park club building, on the grounds of which the fountain has been placed, announces A. G. Clark, president of the Merrick Memorial sssoclation, who is to preside. The governor will rep resent the state. Mayor Albee and Commissioner Baker the city. Postmas ter Frank S. Myers the government; Miss Dagmar Ines Kelly and Charles McNeill will render vocal selections. The Spanish war veterans will fire the military salute and sound 'taps." Belgian Colonization Planned. San Francisco, Feb. 21. (U. P.)--A movement to bring 8000 families from Belgium to southern California and to locate them in the Imperial valley has been egun by the Vati can's colonization board, according to a statnent this afternoon by James Slavin, who is declared to represent the Vatican in the project. Cardinal Mercler of Mallnes ls actively promot ing the plan. v ALL-YEAR, Gar- THE perfection of The ALL-YEAR Car insures complete protection a feature with Portland car buy ers who wish to avoid the dangers of a interior. No matter how damp, rainy, cold or windy the day or nieht may be, your ALL-YEAR Car is draft proof and rattleproof. luxuriously upholstered interior of drawing room comfort is due to the ALL- beinrr built-in not on with no In the Summer the ALL-YEAR Top, beinr; entirely removable. ives you a wide onen. roomy, Roofless car, info which the sunshine has full play. And remember, The ALL-YEAR Top is mounted on the HUNDRED POINT SX the car of a Hundred Quality Features Kissel-built from the ground up. 1 PRICES ADVANCE $100 MARCH 1ST Pacific KisselKar Branch Broadway at Davie Portland, Or. SAN ntAHCIBCO LOg AKOFXES PASADENA BAN DIEGO OAKLAND SEATTLE Lindley Lectures at Washington High 4 tw. LSndley's Reed college extenAion course on Psychology In RelaUen te Business ha been changed from the Lincoln high school io the Washing ton high school. Eaut Twelfth and Stark streets. The next lecture will he thin evening at t O'clock, and will deal with Methods for the Control of Fear. Anger and Worry and the Devel opment of )nthu1ssm. The attend ance at his preliminary lecture on this aubject Monday evening exceeded 100. Sellwood Folk Want The Knitting Plant In order to get subscription to $!. 000 worth of stock which the Portland Knitting company demands must be bought before It establishes itself as the Northwest Spinning company, in the old buildings of the Multnomah Mohair company, formerly located In Sellwood, the people of that common- ! ity will hold a mass meeting Tuesday night in the community house at the corner of Spokane avenue and East Fifteenth street. II. W. Morgan. The Alarm Has Been Sounded Did You -1 Dr.B.tWri.ut Give Heed? 1 have shown you how impossi ble it is to have good health with out good teeth. Choose your dentist with the tame care you would select a sur geon. Consider experience, reputation and fair dealing. My 20 years' experience ls at your disposal at very moderate prices. ' Painless Extraction of Teeth. Dr. B. E. Wright Northwest Corner of Sixth end Washington, Northwest Building. Phones Main 2119, A-2119. Office Hours 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Consultation Free. I THE HAYWARD-DART MEETINGS Thursday Night 'THE NEW EARTH" The Armageddon of the nations will usher in God's kingdom of everlasting peace. Hefw this one. Tonight, "The Millenium." Arcanum Hall 13TX AT WABKXVOTOB- BTKJBET Spell Pure AppleJuice waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar e l. ,1. 1 'Ml . I .1 gBB3EggagB3 iv rm mum u l I I NECTAR of sweet, fragrant apples, clear at crystal anl snapping with zest and life. DEI.1CIOUS, healthful, invigorating, v the beverage supreme for all SAY Applestaff (giving full name) at soda fountains, soft drink establishments, cafes, hotels, clubs. Order t case for the home, for social gatherings, neighbor hood entertainments. Phone me for delivered prices. Liberal refund for bottles. A. H. GREENBERG Distributor for Oregon. Phone Broadway 474. 135 North Third, cerwer Hoyt- chairman T the committee represent ing the Sellwood Board of Trade and in charge of the sale or the stock, would not say how much had as yet been sold. I . 1H 1 S I I I 1 1 Cards of Thanks. We wish to thank the many friends and neighbor for the kindness sod sympathy shown us durtnsr our recent bereavement and also for the beautiful flowers. Charles Bicker. Mrs. E. G. Johnston. Mrs. A. J. Madden. Mrs. K. M. Madden. Mias Pearl Bieker, Ben Bicker and Matthew Bieker, We wish to extend our sincere thsnks and appreciation te our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown we during our recent bereavement, and also fer the beauti ful floral offering. J. A. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Huckeeteln. Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Randall. W. A. Randall. TEACHERS! Ton who are planning to at tend the Colonial Tableau and Bail Thursday at the MULTNOMAH HOTEL Can make the occasion one of double pleasure by having - DINNER In the beautiful Arcadian Gar den. See appropriate menu In our announcement in this paper. Neman Bros.' tailored - to - order clothes satisfy the 1 ery highest stand ards, so you may be sure they will satisfy your stand ard. It's not too early to be considering your new Spring Suit. Step up and look over our lino abrirs. nORTHWESTERM BANK 8 IDG. SAFETY RAZORS SHARPENED Gillette. Drrplei, Gem, Ktc, Two Cents a Blade. Mall, 25o a Dosen Anywhere. EDCC To prove superior workmanship, inCC Wrap two blade in this CDCC ad and we will sharpen them fntt TUC D A7HD CUflD 1W rout (Bet. lilt Ilru-Uil UllUl TamhlU A Taylor) 3 Sparkling rising I al1 ? a I I IMV ii i ii i Mf.a or exclusive i mrmnocw m TIIE HERE FACT TIIAT ; Scott's Emulolon k generously used m tuberculosis camps is proof positive that it Is the most energizing prepa- ration in the world. It has power to create power. It. warms and nourishes; : St enriches the blood stops loss of flesh end builds yoU up, 1 r SCOTT'S IS PURE AND RICH AMD FREE FROM ALCOHOL fcott Bears. Slnoaaftrkl. -h SUNRISE TRIPS TO LARCH MOUNTAIN ROUND-TRIP TICKETS 0 A to Bridal Veil, good on train y leaving Union Station at 1 1 ao on Saturday night ; return to be made Sunday afternoon. MT. HOOD LODGE ROUND-TRIP TICKETS tftp on sale every day, 30 day limit y w Union PACiFic System O-W, R. R.AN. CHy Ticks t Office, U at Wathlagtoa reeaHsay i500;A-Ul Wai McMa-raj, Gaaaimi raaaaagar Asaat Ask far "Tartar Ssarts" aaMar Special Arrangements for Parties Summer All the Way East " via California and El Paso Route Of ; SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROCK ISLAND LINES t. "Through California, Arizona, New 'Mex ico to El Paso, Tex., -thence northeast ward to Chicago and St. Louis. 2 Daily Trains CALIFORNIAN Golden State Limited over "ThU Route of Lowest Altitude' Liberal Stopovers Information at CITY TICKET OFFICE 131 Fourth St. Broadway 2760 A-67Ci John M. Scott, Gen Pass. Agt. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Rock Island Lines "California Or an re Day, Mar. 10" CHVAB PRinTllIG CO BEN F. OREEN L" HAR 3 Y FZ&IZZ STARK STRCCTSECOrm V V ALONG THE COLUMBIA