The Oregon daily journal., July 13, 1917, Page 5, Image 5

VALUE OF WING
TEACHER DESCRIBED
BY N: E. A. SPEAKER
Movement Said to Represent
. Attempt of Volunteer Help
er to Individual Child.
Headquarters Is Busy Place SPELLING MADE EASY
BY METHOD OFFERED
BY H. P. LEE OF BOISE
Visitors Seek Eastern Friends
In bis address on the "Exceptional
Child and the Visiting; Teacher," D.
D. Johnson, assistant professor of
education of the University of Wash
ington, said befor n department
of special education of the N. . A.
aa follows:
"The visiting teacher movement
represents one of the most recent
attempts on the part of the volunteer
helper to socialize the Bchool through
coordinating it with the home and
with other cooperative agencies of
the community. It is an attempt to
individualize the child through so
clalizing the school.
"The young science of sociology
has of recent years come to the aid
of the educational engineer the prac
tleal administrator. Educational soci
ology la giving to administration the
social perspective which it has been
so long lacking. Administrative of
ficers are gaining what Dr. Suzzalo
has so aptly called "the out-of-the-
window-vlewpoint.' They are learn
ing not only to' welcome but also to
seek the volunteer helper with his
enthusiasm and willing hands, to say
nothing of his purse, and to en
courage every cooperative agency in
the community to bring aid to th
schools.
Work rills Seal Heed
"The visiting teacher brings no new
activities or studies, such as spelling,
vocational education, plays and games,
etc. These activities are for the most
part already available, with modifi
cations, for the children whom the
visiting teacher serves. The visiting
teacher represents an improved tech
nique in securing an improved per
formance of these activities for
certain type of exceptional child.
The visiting teacher "cases are
recruited from the ranks of the over
age and retarded children and the
'majority of them come from homes
in which conditions are socially o
economically adverse.'
"In most places the status of the
visiting teacher is entirely unofficial
in so far as the school system is con
cerued. She Is left in the position
of one who is permitted to 'tamper
with the schools.' Parent-Teacher as
soclattons, boards of health, private
subscriptions, public education asso
clations, and ot.ier cooperative agen
cies are supporting the work.
"As time passes It may be predicted
that these volunteer helpers, for such
they are at present in the main, will
more and more demonstrate their so
cial and educational worth. They
will then receive official recognition
by the boards of education and be
' tald out of the pommon school fund
At present this movement deserves
and needs the encouragement of every
one greatly interested in educational
progress."
By Ella McMunn '
There are Just an even 4,000 dele
gates registered at the auditorium and
approximately 2,000 persons accom
panying delegates. Practically all of
Portland's residents .are in some way
concerned with the big N. E. A. con
vention. At Salt Lake last year there
were Just four more registrations than
Portland has had, hut there are three
days yet before the cor.ventlon closes.
I went down to the Multnomah hotel
to grasp the convention by the hand
informally this morning, but the 4,090
delegates with their 8,000 hands were
elsewhere, about seven places at once,
and overflow meetings were in front
of the dry goods stores where men
were making willow furniture and
knitting socks and making brushea
But their headquarters they had left
behind, beautiful cool parlors decked
with the loveliest roses that grow in
Portland's gardens, and there was a
continuous string of visitors scanning
the registers of the various states to
see if there was anyone they knew
from "back home" attending the con
vention and In turn writing their own
names, eo they could be "found" If
anyone was looking for them.
The general headquarters people
were not away picnicking. Indeed it
somewhat resembled the war office in
war time. There were 1J typewriters
going, telephones ringing, messenger
boys sliding in straight lines Instead
of their usual graceful curves, and
men snapping rubber hands around
whers he will bar' charge of the
physical work at the Ashland Chautau
qua. Harry T. Smith will hold a sim
ilar position at the Gladstone Chautau
qua. A- M. Orllley, the head of the
physical education department, has
been put at the bead of that depart
ment of the troops of the Pacific
coast. In a few days Ad Garlock, the
boxing and wrestling supervisor, will
go to Vancouver to Interest the troops
there in the work. J. M. Palmer, the
employment secretary, and Barclay
Acheson, the service secretary, are
arranging programs for the soldiers.
J. C Meehan, the boys' secretary, is
la charge of the summer camp at
River rwith a group of the boys whtf
are picking strawberries. H. W. Stone, i;
the general secretary and X. CL
Nichols, director of education, will o . .
to take charge of the Y. M. C A. ";"
Spirit Lake. E. O. Vincent Is at Hood schools at Seabeck, Wash.
WHAT TO SEE-
Original System of Grouping
Phonetically Inconsistent
Words, Proves Big Aid.
WHERE AND HOW TO GO
WHERE TO STAY
BEACH RESORTS
Among the visiting members of the
N. E. A. is H. P. Lee of Boise, who
4 W . .. .. W. n 1 1 1 v Kvnlr
s ma aukiiui j i. a now dciuiis .
bales of telegrams or coupons or lnvi- llsh p,,,,,,,.,, and Spemng." Tne
work, which is original In character, ;
tat ions to dinner.
They all say that It is a wonderful
convention, but it is a funny thing that
when you get a few of them away
from the main herd their talk Isn't
contains n vtpmtlr lint of all ttie
phonetically inconsistent spellings, and
under the head of each of these are :
studied, in one group, all the words
SEASI
DE
at all school teachery, it is just the . having auch spelling. For example;
same things that the rest of us are ; jn words of one syllable, the sound
saying, and that is that their rest i "oo" is spelled with "u" only in "put,
nun tms warm weatner.
Defects in Speech
Topic at the N. E. A.
Methods of Prevention Discussed by
Walter B. Swift, Who Urges Cor
rect Enunciation standards.
"How to Prevent Speech Defects In
the Public Schools," was the subject
of an address at the N. E. A. conven
tion by Walter B. Swift, HarvarO
graduate school of medicine, Boston,
Mass.. who said:
"Prevention is the proper proced
ure in every medical field- today.
New medical fields are entered with
no prevention at first; afterwards,
when causes and origins are found,
then the program of prevention be
gins. This is the condition in which
speech disorders is found at the
present time. We have already done
ambulance work and now it Is time
for us to turn to the sources and
prevent. This leads us to ask how,
when and where all our speech dis
orders come. The answer to these
questions Is found to be that bad
phonetics comes out of bad environ
ment; that stuttering comes out of
mental shock; that speech disorder
In mental defectives comes out of a
brain tissue, lack and failure of men
tal development. These findings give
scientific data as to how to proceed
In prevention.
"The prevention of phonetic defects
Is accomplished by a free school
program of instilling correct enun
ciation standards. The prevention of
stuttering consists in careful explana
tion and avoidance and mental shock
with a routine of good personal hy
giene for the first two years of school
Prevention of speech disorder In men
tal defectives is accomplished as far
as possible by applying our peculiar
system of vocal drill earlier in the
child's life. Total prevention is here
impossible.
Wheatless Meal a
Day Recommended
Sr. Charles Van Kiss Tells Sow Amer-
1 Killed, 33 Hurt in
12 Days Since July 1
One person has been killed and S3
have been Injured In automobile acci
dents in Portland Blnce July 1, and
there has been a total of 60 collisions.
These figures include two accidents
that happened late Thursday night,
one at Patton road and Vista avenue,
in which T. B. Wilcox Jr. was driving
an auto that struck and injured John
Chamberlin, 12-year-old son of Paul
Chamberlin; and the other at Alberta
and East Eighteenth streets. In which
a car driven by M. R. Spauldlng struck
and injured Forest Albright of 563
Stafford street, a member of the
Junior Artisan band.
Funeral Is Held
For R, Buetikofer
The asn.es or It Buetikofer were
cast to the winds along the banks of
the Willamette river Wednesday
afternoon, which was In accordance
with his wishes. " Funeral services
were held at the Swiss hall under
auspices of the Portland Gruetll
Vorein, Short addresses were ms.de by
the president, A. Rieder, and by C. J
Schxiabel. The body was cremated at
the Portland Crematorium. Mr. Bueti
kofer was a native of Switzerland,
aged 65, who died July 8. Ho is sur
vived by one son, two daughters and
three brothers. He had ben in busi
ness. In this city for over 25 years.
Senator Lewis Sees
Sudden End of War
Boston. Mass., July 1J. (I. N. S.)
United States Senator James Hamilton
Lewis, in a patriotic address before
16,000 Elks at their national conven
tion here, predicted that by unity and
singleness of purpose in America the
.world war will be won so quickly that
the earth will marvel and mankind
will send its gratitude to God for the
intervention of the United States.
Senator Lewis was the principal
speaker at a great patriotic demonstra
tion by the E,kg on Boston commons
Before the epeechmaklng there was a
parade, in which several thousand
Jackles and marines marched with the
Elks.
pull, full, puss, bull, push, bush and
ugh." Mr. Le says:
"It is surprising how few groups
there are and how few words there
are in most crrouDS. Four fifths of
English sounds are phonetically con- j
slstent in their spelling.
The book is based on the idea that
It is illogical to try to teach a pupil !
lean People Can Help Win the War J cannot Dronaunc, ditinctiv and cor
rectly, divide Into syllables and spell
by sound." !
Mr. Lee says he has spent 15 years '
in developing his method. He claims
to be able in a space of four years
to transform any uninterested and
"incorrigible" speller of normal j
telllgenco. Into an enthuslastio and
correct speller.
Against Germany.
"For the American people to help
win the war against Germany these
things are essential," declared Dr.
Charles R. Van Hise,- personal repre
sentative of Herbert Hoover, the food
administrator, before the Ad club Wed
nesday afternoon:
A wheatless meal a day.
"Two meals a day without beef, pork
or mutton.
"A consumption of three ounces of
sugar a day rather than lour, tne
present average.
"The greatly Increased use of corn
as a substitute for wheat and of vege
tables as a substitute for meat."
Dr. Van Hise, who Is president of
the University of Wisconsin, strong
ly indicated that it Is the national in
tention to secure . the above modif lea-
Auto Thief Wrecks
Machine to Escape
Baker, Or., July 13. George Neider.
wanted for taking an automobile owned
by Charles Epplhger, while on the road
to Baker driving the car after his ar-
! rest by Deputy Sheriff Garllnghouse,
at CornucoDla. attempted to ret hwh v
tions in the eating habits of the peo- by driving into a ditch near Richland.
Pie inrougn cooperation, n poosiDie While the car was damaged, Garllng
if not, through regulation. If each house was unhurt and Neider failed
person will adopt the plan as recom- I to escape, being taken to Richland on
mended at once millions of bushels of I foot where Deputy Sheriff Nelson
Braaii, a mutton tons 01 u8ir, uuu- ; mct tne other orricer with a car and
dreds of thousands of tons of fat : brought Neider to Jail. He borrowed
can be exported to feed the allies, said j the car Sunday evening to make a
Dr. Van Hise, adding: "If we do not j short trip, but skipped out with the
furnish fopd supplies to the allies in machine and was not located until
larger measure through national sac
riflce and economy, France and Eng
land will starve."
Spalding Will Case
Ends in Compromise
San Diego, Cal., July 18 (I. N. S.)
A compromise was made Thursday
In the A. G. Spalding will case. The
contest, involving the estate left by Mr.
Spalding, former baseball man and
sporting goods manufacturer, said to
have a value of $2,000,000, has been
pending in local court for more than
a year.
It is declared that five twelfths of
Lite CSIAIO Will U IU A.B11I1 OpCLlUilljf, i
a son, and the remaining seven
twelfths to the widow, who resides
here. The son is a resident of Chi
cago. It is said that the will will
be presented for probate Friday.
Thursday morning.
Portland Y. M. C. A.
Secretaries Are Busy
i
Demands of Military Camps sad Chan,
taoqnas Claiming Attention of the
r-ocal Experts.
Hardly an employed secretary Is at
the Portland Y. M. C A. now as a re
sult of the military camps and Chau
tauquas. T. It, Gawley, assistant physical di
rector, has been called to Ashland.
Come on down to Seaside,
Oregon's ideal beach resort
One of Oregon's finest and
smoothest beaches, surf
bathing here is unexcelled.
Trout fishing, canoeing,
boating, sea fishing, golf
links, hikes on the beach or
strolls through the woods,
mountain trails and good
auto roads, ocean bathing
or swimming in the 'fx at.
One of Oregon's finest re
sort hotels the Hotel
Moore overlooking the
ocean, as well as other good
hotels and summer cottages.
You will find the following
progressive firms will give
you fair treatment and ex
cellent service- Patronize
them:
The Moore Hotel
First State Bank of Seaside
Pacific Power & Light Co.
The Seines & Wheatiey Dept. Store
The Prouty Lumber Ac Box Co.
The H. L. Smlthson Meat Co.
J. E. Oates Natatorium
The V. M. Spurgeon Curio Shop
Tbe Seaside Transfer company
The Seaside Lumber Co.
The Conn & Roth Drug Store
Royal Bakery and Hotel
Williams Bros. Garage
Hotel Mears
Lewis St Co. Drug Store
Seaside Auto A: FuW Co.
The McGulre Hotel -v
James Petermm Dept. Store.
R. O. Ralston Realty Co.
Dr. R. G. Moss
Dr Frank Van Doren
The Seaside Drug & Stationery Co.
A R. Wascher General Merchan
dise Store.
Locksley Hall
For further information
or literature, address Sec
retary Seaside Ad Club,
Seaside, Oregon.
BEACH RESORTS
A.
BEACH RESORTS
HOTEL MOORE
Seaside. Clatsop Beach. Oregon American Pisa
Most attractive spot on the South Shore of Clatsop Beach. Four hours from
Portland, via 8.. P. & S R; 60 minutes from Astoria, where connections are
made with all boat lines. Finest beach this side of San Diego. Rxcellent
bathing, boating, fishing, golf, auto trips, walks to Tillamook Head and many
omer interesting spots, sea roods a specialty.
Ask for Booklet. DAN J. MOORE, Prop.
SEA VIEW
WASH.
The Hackney Cottage
Located on NORTH BEACH, universally conceded "o be the finest beach in
the Pacific Northwest splendid surf bathing within a few hundred yards of
the hotel. Excellent table, airy and comfortable rooms, reasonable rates.
MOUNTAJN RESORTS
g; K'- ' Kj0f-fiVP
Wf w a
For rates, wire or write JAMES HACKNEY, Seaview, Wash.
-1
The Shelburne
Shelbume Station,
North Beach
A quiet and restful summer hotel Justly famous for Its service and
appointments. In sight and sound of the ocean. Long distance phone In
1 hoteL Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Station.
Address T. J. HOARE. Prop., Seaview, Wash.
President Oilman Returns
President L. C. Oilman of the S, P.
& S. returned Wednesday from a brief
business trip to San Francisco.
Resident of Tiller
Loses Life in River
Roseburg. Or., July IS. James
Brown, a resident of Tiller, but lately
employed by B. K. Lawson, formerly
superintendent of the penitentiary, on
his big ranch, at Round Prairie, was
drowned in the South Umpqua river,
near there Wednesday night. Brown
had gone to the river for a swim after
a day's work and probably took a
cramp. Two persons were with him
when he went into the river, but they
left soon, and It was not discovered
that he was gone until Thursday
morning. The body was recovered.
He was about SO years old, and had
lived in Douglas county nearly all his
life.
Sound Kidneys
Save Suffering
The hustle and bustle of modern life
cause weak kidneys. Overwork and
wory invariably create poison faster
than the weakened kidneys can filter It
from the blood. Pain in the back, ner- ,
vousness and lack of ambition are the
first warnings that the kidneys are In- i
flamed and congested, and for these
conditions Warner's Safe Kidney and .
Liver Remedy should be used for ben. j
eficlal action. For 40 years this de-'
pendable medicine has proved Itself na
ture's provision for mankind against
kidney diseases and its ofttlmes terri- ;
ble effects. Here's an instance of its !
remarkable efficacy:
"Having been afflicted with kidney
and liver complaint for a long time, I
was induced to try Warner's Safe Kid
ney and Liver Remedy and after us
ing it for a time am now well and
strong. I can unqualifiedly state that
this medicine without any doubt saved
my life, and I can conscientiously rec
ommend it to others similarly afflict
ed." Clarence H. White, Battle Creek,
Mich.. U. 8. A.
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy contains no harmful Ingre
dients and should be used when the
kidneys need attention. At all drug
gists. Sample sent on receipt of 10
cents; Warner's Safe Remedies Co.,
Dept. S88, Rochester, N. T. (Adv.)
Get
Started
on the path to finan
cial safety o pen a
savings account in
this strong state
bank right now is
the time.
ONE DOLLAR
or more starts am
account here.
LADD &
TILTON
BANK
Locksley Hall
SEASIDE, OHZQOV OTerlooktaf the ocean.
Lars lrT and comfortable rooms, with or
without priTate baths. Celebrated for tha ex
cellence of lta culaloe. for rates address
LILLIAN M. PLTMALB. Seaside. Oregon
Corvailla
Ores "a
HOTEL JULIAN
Under sew manant. rood.
.TrV rooms. .comfct.6lebds. h.n m-ktas
Loot) mps UirouJB ' -"w ' L'Zl
at The Julian. We will maV. your star her.
rleaaant. For reserrauoua auur
. . sl Ilia kv
NEWPORT
Oregon's Pioneer and ltrpulax Bsciea
tlon and Coast Besort
No other coast resort has more
pleasures and attractions than New
port. Splendid surf bathing, boating
on Yaquina bay, trout-fishing, clams,
crabs and rock oysters, rare and
beautiful water agates, moss agates
and jaspers on the beach. Many in
teresting near-by points to visit, in
cluding Otter Rock, the Devil's
Punch Bowl. Seal Rocks, Elk City
and the Siletz District.
Newport has many progressive
merchants carrying large stocks.
Newport is famed for the excellence
of its hotels, such as the Abbey
House, which has been favorably
known for the past 40 yeafs. There
are furnished or unfurnished houses
or tents to be had, and you can live
as simply as you care to. Why not
spend your vacation here? You will
like Newport. The following pro
gressive firms are thoroughly reli
able and will give you; the best of
service:
The Abbey Hotel
Newport Navigation Co.
Yaquina Electric Co.
Yerex .Mercantile Co.
Western Slate Bank
W B. Hartley, phonographs and sew
ing machines.
Charles H. Gardner, garage and r
pair shop.
Gilmore Dry Goods Co.
Dawson Drug Co.
Newport Ice & t isn CO.
Charles Saunders, lapidary and manu
facturing Jeweler.
White House Restaurant
Charles K. Wait, lapidary and manu
facturing Jeweler.
George H. Wilcox, general mdse.
William H. Miller, lapldarist and
manufacturing Jeweler.
Armttage DrucsCo.
A. L. Thomas, Xagaie cutting and
mounting and sepia and hand colored
pictures of Oregon.
Newport Lumber Co.
For Full Information About Yewport
Ask Any 8. . Ticket Agent
CHANTICLEER INN
This attractive Ina Is located
on the moat eoanio point en
the Columbia Slrar Highway,
from the dining room sal
veranda may be aeea Beoator
Rock, Beacoa Rock, Crown
Point. Blount Hood and the
Columbia Hirer Georve for a
distance of 70 miles, A
breakfast, luncheon or dinner
at Chanticleer will be one of
the pleasures of your trip.
?hone long distance Chanti
cleer via Corbett.
Tawney's Mountain Home
On the Saltron River, between Baeklebefry
and Hunchback Mountain In the heart el tne .'
Cascades, near base of Mt. Hood. Airy and -.'
comfortable roomi or individual bungalow.
The place of good eats. Home cooking, fried "
chicken dlnuers un Bundsrs. Wonderful seen.
cry, excellent tmut iiabtng. Write or phone '
V. B. Tswnej, lrop.. Welches P. O.. Oregon). '
Rhododendron Inn, Mt Hood
Beautiful Mountain Rennrt. between Hnneh
back and Zlg-Zag mountain, on Zig-Zag river '
and Still creek. Large eemeuted swimming pool,
modern dance ball, esddle boraes. tennis and
croquet frroundn. headquarter tor fishing, i
Rate 3.50 lr day, f 15 to 118 per week. Tor
auto stages call K. 1H.V or Main S31. URs.
EM1L rRANZKTTI. Prop.. Ztg Zag. Or.
hit of swltaerlantl la AnM 9't i
noora rrom rortland Accommodations thai
best ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET fRIX ,
v. w. . uecaera. Uuetsits Salmon. We. '
J
Dtnirm VirUf UflTCI Furnished
rnuuiu i it ii uuill.
Aschoff's Mountain Home -
MARMOT. ORKOOV
I Spend your racatluo restruly and en Joy ably '
wauinui muic fuTinwiocui, a mtjes hubs
Bull Run station. Hpleodld flahlng. Accotsr-
modatlons for loo rural a. Preon fruit snd vea.
eta ble. Dally mail, fatuous for SO year for
the excellence of Its cuUlue. Camp grounds.
Our T-paaaencrr car 111 meet you a r fortlaad
or at Rull Run. I'nono llKILr ASCUui'k.
i'rop.. Marmot. Oregon.
tents for housekeeping,
ocean. Address L. P.
Prop., Seaside. Ore r on.
rooms and
Facing the
Haxreachou.
TRANS.ER COMPANIES
NEHALEM RIVER TRANSFER CO.
buy your tickets tor Wneelar It going to
Mansanlta Ina. Classic Ridge, or ths Neah-kab-nle
District. Our launch, tba "Janeta,"
meet a all trains. Tare to Nebaiem only 25
rente. We operate sn aato bos to rll nearby
reeorta, far 23 cents. W bare boats for
rent and also make special anto trips to hunt
ers, fishermen or campers. Prompt, reliable
and satisfactory serrlce. AKDEuVSON BROS..
Nebaiem. Oregoo.
TRAVEL
The Jewett Farm Resort
The Jewett Farm Home 1 Juat arrow the " '
lumbla from llood River, on tba bluffs of the
Columbia. 340 acres of beauty. Choir itt
rooma la cottages r main dwelling. A charm
ing place to nl a few weeks. It bss a dis
tinctive personality. Cool, besltbful, scenic.
The best of food wt'.l prepared and daintily '
and appetlslngly eerved. Address Jswstt karst
Home. Whit Salmon. WaL.
St. Martins Springs
CARSOK, WASH. Ths highly mineralised ws
ters of 8t. Martins Springs sre highly be- .
flrlal for rheumatism, kidney disease snd blood
dlaordera. On Wud River, only 6s miles fro
Portland on North Bank rvad. Good table.
Reasonable rate. Address sirs. si. St. slat
tin, Csrson. Wash.
sTDIM BBBBBBBsfB aalLBB .
lil li?ir( 5 in 'n rltrt of CRATER TAXX, re-
II I 1 1 II If f ton's greatest ncenic wonder. Auto
11 J yJ U U U li '11 stages make direct connection with 8.
North Beach Inn
LUBtt " u..., . - -
Si day and up. Including free us of A COM-
MTTHrrr hitches and nuraio room.
HOTJBEHEEPISQ TENT HOUSES furnished.
$5 wek. Phone Marshall 2308, A-S218. or Box
191. Long Becj. Waah.
SI
NYE BEACH HOT BXA BATRB
Successor to Mlnthwn Batba. Sanitaria Treat
ing Rooms with experienced phyalctaa In at
tendance. Housekeeping rooms. Tor rate snd
rcservstioBS address W. T. CROCKER, Prop..
Kewport. Oregon.
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It's Time
to Buy Wash Suits
Here are clever little
wash suits for boys.
Priced at only $2.50.
The materials are gala
tea, madras, devonshire,
Indian head and Russian
crash.
Fast colors and easily
tubbed.
See these suits at this
store tomorrow.
Many other styjes at
79c to 7.50.
Military and khaki play
suits for boys at $3.50
and $5.
The greatest stock of
wool Norfolk suits in
Portland. Ages 4 to 18
years. Priced $5 to
$16.50.
Boys' khaki military
hats $1.
Boys' middy hats 5oc.
Children's wash hats,
5oc.
Children's straw hats
and cloth hats and caps,
5oc to $2.
Boys' blouse waists,
with military collars, 50c.
Boys' sport waists 60c.
Boys' and girls' sweat
ers, $1.50 to $7.50.
Infants', boys' and
girls' bathing suits 75c to
$3.00.
Balloon Saturday!
Every purchase, no matter
how small, made on the sec
ond floor on Saturday, enti
tles the buyer to a dandy toy
balloon. Brine the children.
J
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III and Third
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VILLA CAMP
a- v.. View Baaeh on tha Tillamook Shore,
On, two and three room cottages completely
f ami Shd lor llgm noiweaaepuis-
. .itrin liarhts. sanitary toilets
i . -. trr.m iu breexa. cloae t beach.
Cairns crabs, trout fishing, orerlooks Tilla
mook "Bar. Mesi summer rscetion spot. For
reset-rations and rates address L. J. Tolls
Bon, Bar View. Or. ,
SOUTH BZACR
VEWTORT, OREOOM Comfort
able and cooTenlent. 3 and 3
room cottagee. furnlahod com
plete, with free wood, 6 per
week, tent bouses $4 per week.
A fine plsce for the kiddles
good beach and fine surf barb
ing trout fishing, clam and
bunting. For reserrstlons or
farther Information call or write
room 6A3 Stock Excbangs build
ing, Portland, or phons kfsln S7ttt-
REUABCR
Mt. Hood Auto Stages
ITJTH seaso of RELIABLE serrlce. dally 8
s. m., to Welch's, Tswney's. La Oasa Moots
and Rhododendron. Id round trip; government
Csnip fiJiO. Tickets, Information and reserrs
tkms st DORSET B. SMITH TRAVEL BU
REAU, lid Third St.. corner Washington.
Marshall 1979. or IRVtNOTOH GAAAOZ
AUTO CO.. Iso., J. U 8. buead. ires. Kast
135. C-3162. kast Fourteenth and Broadway.
LONG BEACH
NATATORIUM
Crystal Bath House is one of the
most modern and complete on the
coast. Large bathing pool, filled
with ocean water daily. 120 dress
ing rooms. 20 prlrat bath rooms,
fine plunge. Clean and sanitary,
hot sea water batha.
CARL KOESXZ, Prop.
Big
Wrapped
Loaves
OF
HOLSUM BREAD
are the purest and best
food. We will stand back
of our declaration that
this product is
Made Clean
Sold Clean
Delivered Clean
Ask for It by name.
Your grocer has It.
Log Cabin Baking Co.
NECANICUM INN
8EASIHE, OREGON
On Boardwalk at Seaside, orerlooklng ocean
Fsmous for Uome Cooking. Home Comforts and
dahlias and profusion of old fashioned flowers.
All wbits help. Sea foods our specialty. For
reservations address alls E. Deamann, Seaside,
Oregon.
Mt. Hood Stages
Kound-lnp tickets $6.00
To Arras Wanna, LaCaaa Monte, Welche.
Tawney a. Rhododendron and Return ta.
Government Camp and Return tt.oO. Dally
ige from uouueage sees uo., 143 2d. near
Aldpr. Main &8&0. A 3811. or Anderson Bros.,
Main 331. illustrated lamphlet on Request
"Pride of the Pacific
The Ideal Rest Resort for Portland- h
era. xtew reached sy rsQ er stsamsr. ssj
Purchase rail tickets at B., T. at 8.
station, 11th and Hoyt. Steamer
tickets sad reeerratloos spoa sppU- 7
cation ts
CITY TICKET OFFICE pj
WASHINGTON AT THIRD B
Broadway 4500 : A 6121 sa
S0-W.R.R.&N.:
x. trains at Medford dallv. Onlv o
hours from Portland. July 1 to Octobsr1-.
1. Information from any 8. P. ticket
agent or Tourist Travel Bureau agents, '
Third and Washington.
Shipherd s Hot Springs v
COLUMBIA RIVER'S BEST RESORT
A Besort for Health snd flessure. Swimming ' '
1001, quoits snd croquet grounds. Teat eev
tsges fur rent. Located In tb heart of tha Cas- -cades.
Excellent stablng. Autu meets all
trains. Ail whits b-lp. American snd lin
pesn plan, for rates snd reservations sddrsM)
Winer! Hpiins-a 'Hotel Co . (snw. Wnb
Mrs. Alma Howe's Farm Home
HOOD RIVER
If yon ar looking for an ideal vacation snot
J that combines health, pleasure, recreation aad
onderrnl scenery; If you like llood IU v
strswberrles. rich cream, fried chicken, borne ,
rtisea regeisDifs. ueu plan to apend your va
cation oere. niTDin two miles or city
Kiver. Kor reeervatloo writs or pn
Aims uowe. Hood Kiver, or.
Hood RiverValley
Bee tb famon Hood River Valley at a
mlnlmnm of expense with s maximum of
comfort and convenience aboard the ML Hood
Railroad company's roomy auto rail car. No
dust oo Jolt no jar. Our two larg rati
auto meet morning and afternoon tralna
from Portland. Hood River to ParkdaJe. Aak
any O-W. R. A N. agent or writs A. Wilson,
auperlntendeut. Hood River, Or.
lty of Hood
pbooaj Mrs.
RIA Ell KK&URTS
Willamette Valley Southern Ry.
Oregon City to Mt Angel via Beaver
Creek. Mullno. Liberal, Molalla and
Monitor. Four passenger tralna dally
In each direction, two of which leave
Portland from First and Alder depot
at 9 A. M. and S:20 P. M. Plenty of
trout, wild strawberrlee and black
berries along this line. Orant B.
Dlmlclr, president, Oregon City. Or.
The Bay View Hotel
VAHCOTTA, WASH.
Newly buQt and newly furnished, coder new
I management; airy and comfortable rooms ex
1 celleat table: oysters snd clams, fresh from
the water. Splendid fishing snd boating In
rYlllaps Haroor an Ideal vacation district,
for rates end reservstiona address airs. L.
Boebert. Nancotta, Waah.
GARAGES
Pacific Highway Garagt
SALEM, OREGOH
Ob Pari fie highway, across the street from
Hotel Marion. Gaa, oil, service, a tor age. re
pairs by expert mechanic, automobile acces
sories. Make this your headquarters when
visiting the Capital City or while touring
wills me tie vauey. tlAl.v . nsu. BUBNS,
PToprietors.
Go to
nil n m n I
Clatsop oeacjii
Saturday and Sunday
CEDAR ISLAND;
A quiet snd picturesque resort on the WU- -Ismette,
splendid brack for balk lag. dlvlag
tower, eprlog board, free bath house fine
camping spots. Dancing every evening sad
Punaey afternoon. Wbjr not camp oat bars
for s week or mor this summer! Tsk JLltts
Morsa st Foot of Alder street. Psoas Oak -drove.
12S-M, or writ John Jennings. Mgr.
ANNUAL PARADE
OF FASHIONABLE
BATHING GIRLS
Walther - Williams Garage
I TEE D AXLES, OKZGOlf
! Easter Oregon's largest fire-proof gsrsge.
: Ova dsy and nlgbt. Wa sr prepared to
' serve "you acceptably with oil. gaa. storage au
, tomobUe aeeessorfea and expert repairs. kAgesta
I Btadebaker, Ford. Dodg cars. Toarlsts to
lOresoa sbwnld sot tall to visit this historic
1 1 dty with Its wealttt of sessis sharss. Phoa
J I B4 BOlv Tss Dallas, Qc
Various stunts on the beach
at Seaside, conducted by
the Auto Dealers' 'excursion
committee. Natatorium ex
hibition by the M. A. A. C
Prizes awarded.
CLAMBAKE AND Special Train Excursion of
REUNION OF THE Members of the Order to
UNITED ARTISANS Clatsop Beach on Saturday.
Week-End Round Trip $3
Longer Limit $4
Tickets anJ Reservations at
Str. GEORGIANA
ASTORIA AVS WAT LAJTOIJIOS.
Leaves 7 a. m. dally. Bandars. 7.30 a. aa.
Returning, leaves Astoxla 2 p. av, arrives PaO
land S p. m.
STR. LtrRLXJn leaves T:4S a. as. dsUy
sept Sunday. Beturnlng lesves Astoria T p. as.
Mala 1121. Waahingum St. Does. AV41SS,
KITTY MORAN
Ths stew speedy pleasure .aUmoraa boat fty
rng from i'ortlaud to Urrgoa City as4 way
points, ft by not taks your friends for a pie-nit-
on Cedar Island or acme of the other boatti -
ufnl spot along tha Wl.metta. Whoa yea
go to urvgon city go on wm aiur Atoms.'
Ltsves Alder Strsvt dock tf a. m. aa4 2 s. as.
week days and 8 a. m., 11 a. an., Z p m. aa4
6 p. m. oa Sandaya. rax saiy lo.
laeln 0621 or A-oJOl.
3 -m
SUGGESTIONS TO TRJLVEXKR
Station
10th and Hoyt
xsaJfJMBnvXw .
City Office
5th and Stark
HAZELW00D
CD Y
xv czjrxo rACXAazs
Adds greatly to ths pleasure Of
vacation trip.
Sent by Parcel Post er r mi ass
to anywhere in United States er
Canada. Batlsfactloa and daUTsry
suarantesd.
THE HAZELWOOD
Cosfsctlomsry sad aVastavaavt
vVasnlnirton St. at Ten Us
Portland, Or.
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