, THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1917
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KANSAS
EDUCATOR IS
ELECTED AS PRINCIPAL
OF
CENTRALIA
HIGH
W, H. Grayum to Succeed C,
W. White, Who Resigned
to Enter Training Camp.
Central!, Auf. 31. The school
board Wednesday elected W. II- Gray
um. principal of the Centralla high
school, to suoceed C. W. White, who
resigned to enter the officer" train
ing camp at the Presidio. Trofessor
drayum is a graduate of the Kan
Hi State normal school and last year
nil principal of the high school at
Neodesha. Kan.
The board Wednesday also elected
Miss Madge Flnley, a graJuate of the
University of Washington-anl princi
pal at Sumner the pant two year, as
instructor of mathematl in the high
cchool. nertrud-? Mam-It. a grad
uate of Whit man toi lege, was elected
teaoher of history and clvi".
E. 8. Smith, a local attorney, was
elected slirmtitute Instructor of phys--Rs
And athletic coach.
SOCIETY LEADER
AIDS U. S. SAILORS
Goal Mine "1re for Tim
Centralla. Auk. 31. The Washir.Kton
Union Coal company's mines at Tono
closed down last night until Septem
ber 10. During the period of idleness
new screens and screening; apparatus
will be installed ar.d the tipple will
be arranre.i. Th latter has outgrown
the capacity of the mines.
It was stated yesterday by officers
of the ctfnpany that. hin operations
are' resumed, pri'-r.. of Tno coal
probably he in aconlanre with
coal pro lamatlon recently
President Wilson.
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Will
the
issued by
Pythians Hold Convention
Centraii.i. A up. 31.- -The sixth an
nual contention of Pythian District
No. 7. comprising the lodse of Cen
tralla. Chehalls. Lfbu.nl. Raymond and
Fouth Bend, is being hel.l here today.
This afternoon the delegates are at
tending the Southwest Washington i
fair. A banquet will be held tonight J
following the election of new offi- '
eers. at which J. It. I'.uxton of this!
city, district president, will preside
as toa-stmaster.
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Rght of Way to Tie Sold
Centralla. Aug. 31. The t-V. R. &
N. Is preparing to dispose of" its old
riarht-of-way between this city and
Vader. The land will be sold to the
highest bidders, hut persons owning
adjoining property will be given the.
preference. Most of the riht-cf-way
lias in fend south of Winlock.
The company's holdings in Clark and
Cowltts counties have already been
disposed of.
Railroad Worker Injured
Centralla. Aug. 31. A- man
Axworthy, working on a railroad
bridge between Centraiia and Bucoda,
was badly hurt yesterday when a stag
ing collapsed, letting Axworthy fail
25 feet. The injured man was brought
here on a Hadc&D nd taken to the
railroad hospital 'in Tacom a'..: re
ceiving first aid treatment.
MRS IAVBOT KAMAN.
New York. Aug. 31. Mrs. Talbot
Hanan. the eastern society leader, who
arranged the rwent great "'Broadway
Ball" for the benefit of the Comfort
League of the Navy, which took place
at the fashionable Casino at Narragan
sett Pier, R. I. Entrance to the ball
loom was through a subway kiosk
similar in every respect to the en
trances to New York's subterranean
railway. The ballroom was arranged
to represent the "Great White Way,"
with even a traffic policeman In com
mand of congested points, and news
boys shouting "wuxtries" 4bf the late
afternoon metropolitan editions.
FEED SMITH HAS
EESERVE FOECE
FOE P. STEFFEN
Munger Puts Cooke Out o
Running in Two Hard
Fought Sets,
On of the hardest fought matches
of the city tennis tournament at Lau
rel hurst occurred Thursday afternoon
when Ferd Smith put the skids undtr
Faui Steffen. 6-7. 6-3, -3.
8. R Cooke, one of the old timers,
was also knocked out of the tourna
ment by A. K. Munger. 8-6. 6-3.
The state champion. Mrs. W. I
Northup, disposed of Miss Marian
Weiss in straight sets.
Thursday's admits
W. A Goss beat H. ii. Jones Jr .l
Wilson. 6-0,
Steffen. 5-7,
Lewis,
the baseball players through so that
.they would have an extra day to re
cover for the game, which promises
to he th bla'rest benefit affair rf
named , cent years in a baseball way. Al-
i ready over 1000 tickets have been Bold
and 1500 more ordered. If the' tickets
I continue to go as they have been, by
the time the game is over at least 1500
win be
Oregon
Captain Clayton will pitch the first
ball. Mayor Baker will be out of the
city, 90 somebody else will try to
catch it.
6-3
i'aul Steffen beat 1 f!
6-0.
erd Smith beat Paul
3. 6-3.
A. S. Frohman beat Percw
J. y. Ewlng beat David T.winm
6-0. 6-0.
A. K. Munger beat K n Coolte s.e
Lewis and I .e w ! best vr . h
smun, s-f. n-iu
Mcurlde and Pearce beat Rrackott
and Thomson. 1-6. 6-0. 6-4
Kwing and Mackie beat Frohman and
r ruBirr, o-j,
tmiin ana w heeler beat Ra rh and
Muinoiiano, 6-3, 6-1.
.sorrls and Winch beat Cat and
westerman, 6-4. 6-3.
uosa and Italth beat Pereival and
Munger, b-j, 1-6, 6-3.
Miss tHnclalr and H. Westerman beat
Mliorea wnson ana F. Brackett 6-i
6-4
Mrs. W. I. NorthuD beat Marlon
Weiss. 6-0. 6-1
Miss Fording and O. Lewis beat Miss
rerry ana J. vaiker. 6-1, 6-1.
rziday'a Schedule
12 M. Bartlee Cole vs. K. Smith
12:30 p. m. Lewis and .Lewla va
Cole and Wllklns.
1 p. m. McBrlde and Pearce va
Ewlng and Mackie. Mrs. W. J. NorthuD
vs. Mrs. J P. Mulder. Mrs. Wentworth
. Mlsa Fording.
2 p. m. W. A. Goss vs. winner Bart-
lett Cole vs. K. ijinlth match. Ferd
Smith ts. A. S. Frohman. J. F. Ewinr
a. K. H. Smith. Rinnan Weiss and C.
'. itarrlson vs. ilrs NorthuD and
Percy Lewis.
3 p. m. 11. A. Wllklns and partner
vs. Miss rording and O. Lewis.
4 p. rn. J'nilth and Wheeler vs. Nor
s and Winch. Pease and Smith vs.
Joes and Huper, Miss Fording and
Mrs. North up vs. Marion Weiss and
I. Falrchlld.
p. ni. A. R. Munger vs. winner
A. D. Norris and K. P. Steinmetz
match. Mrs. Wenfworth and W. A. Goss
vs. Miss Hoffman and Ferd Smith.
6 p. in. Mrs. Wentworth and Mrs.
Mulder vs. MLss Wilson and Miss
Sinclair.
FISHING BULLETIN
Battery A Tossers
"Shot in Arm" Early!
Owing to the fact that they will be
engaged in a mess fund benefit base
ball game Sunday against the Inter
city league All-Stars, members of Bat
tery A baseball team, encamped at I
Clackamas, were given the typhoid j
... v..B ..... -. "-jget hotel accommodations at Timber
remainder of the battery are receiving ' . Sa,mnnKtrr,. . .
Billy Williams and
Billy Nelson to Box
The main preliminary for the Mas-cott-Moy
six round boxing match at
th Baker theatre Labor day will be
between Billy Nelson and BUly Wil
11am a, according to an announcement.
An effort is being mafte to match
Able Gordon with George Brandon, but
if Abie does not come over from Se
attle Brandon will be pitted agalntt
some other good lad.
Ruii Anderson will brina- Soldlr
in the mesa Xunl? tb, twoJ O'Brien ove. from': Vancouver b ax racks
. " I today to talk things over with the
promoters who are endeavoring to
rflatch the military man with Valley
Trambi t&s.
Special seats will be placed on the
stage for men In uniform. Jack Grant
will referee the match. It was announced.
of Pirates to the Polo Grounds, that!
Hans Wagner will not don a uniform j
next year, even though be was Induced 1 1
to come out of retirement thia year.
Wagners' eyes are getting bad. and he
has slowed up to such an extent that
he doesn't care to risk his health, next
year. First Baseman Mollwltx is ex
pected to prove capable at first base.
Wagner probably will be given a job
as chief scout of the Pirates.
Portland Swimmers
To Astoria Regatta
Portland entries in the Astoria
swimming races to be staged tomor
row. number the following. Mrs. Con
stance Meyer, Misses Thelrna Payne,
Helen Hicks. Irene and Virginia Pern
broke and Harriett Walters, and Locke
Webster. Myron Wllsey, Don Stryker,
S. Oliver, Louis Kuehn and O. J. Hos-
ford. Instructor Cody of th Mult
nomah club will accompany the swim
mers and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hosford
will chaperone the party.
UJllA-u Tie oroat sforfiWQst -Americas Natural, Resort Section. 'Jd
WHERE AND HOW TO GO
WHAT TO SEE
WHERE TO STAY :
BEACH RESORTS
BEACH RESORTS
International
League
At Rochester, 1st game: R. H.
Providence 10
Rochester 1 1
Ratttrles Gregg and Allen; Causey
and Sandberg.
Second game: R. II. K
Providence 7 12 2
Rochester 1 8 t
Batteries Reulbach and Mayer;
Lehman and Sandberg.
At Toronto: R. H. E
Baltimore 16 0
Toronto .' 0 4 0
Batteries Parnham Stnd McAvoy;
Thompson and laLongc.
At Buffalo: R. H. E.
Newark 4 H 1
Buffalo 2 4 1
Batteries Wilkinson and Kgan; Ty
son and uailey.
Richmond at Montreal, rain.
Featherweights to Box
Cincinnati. Ohio, Aug. 31. (U. P.)
Phil n gets. New Orleans, feather
weight champion of the fouth, has
(signed to box K. O. Mcrs, Cincinnati
hero the night of September 6. in a
tout for the benefit of the First Ohio
nfantry. The use of the National
caguo ball park lias been donated to
he soldiers, while the boxing commlj-
lon will pass up its percentage a.id
n aJcition pay lor tne releree ana
boxing gloves.
Mars and Yirsets will go 10 rounds
o a decision.
Sun Briar Wins Big Race
Saratoga, N. Y.. Aug. 31. (U. P.)
Sun Briar, carrying 131 pounds, the
top e:ght. won the Hopeful handicap,
feature of the last day's racing, yes
terday. His time was 1:16 1-5. P.ppa,
also carrying 130 pounds, finished sec
ond. Sycamore was third. The race
carried a purse of $25,000.
Southern Pacific service:
SaJmonberry Salrnonberry rlyer,
near Enright and Beldirtg. Water is
clear. Fish are striking spinner and
baJL . Jack Broughton, age 13 years,
caught 12 nice trout with fly near
Belding last Sunday. Fishermen tan
Sculling Title at Stake
Toronto, Ont., Aug. 31. (L P.) Ed
die lJurnan of Toronto, professional
sculling champion of America, and
John L. liacke-tt of Beaudett, Minn.,
will meet here this afternoon on Tor
onto bay in a three mile match for
Durnan's title.
The race will start immediately after
the Toronto-Baltimore baseball game.
The men are in fine condition.
IB
Spend Your Week End at
Oregon's Finest Beach Resort
HOTELS BUNGALOWS . NATATORIU&
S26 CksW e r Bsitfa. Pertlaad. Oram. Pkoa Usia 7X70
Two Trains Saturday Returning Monday P. M.
ROUND TRIP $3.50
Ticket at S. P. Offices and Union Depot
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
MOUNTAIN
Government
Camp
Hotel
South Side
Mt Hood
La X". RllMH Tt9,
. ,
)TlVr-:"-w'" ' " " " "
P. O. Zig Zag, Oregon
Elevation 4000 Feet.
HOTEL MOORE
Overlooking
the Ocean
Seaside, Clatsop Beach, Urego
not on tha bouttl tnor OI
Portland, via 8.. P. Si S. Ry.; 0 minutes from Astoria, wnere connections are
Most attractive
' m
d bscii. vrearon nencn nan
on the bouih Shore of Clatsop Beach. Four boars rrotn
-a .11 V.'t MnVi 'VtnMt huch this side of Bin Dieso. Excellent
bathing, boating, fishing, golf, auto trips, walks to Tillamook Head and many
other interesting spots. Sea foods a specialty.
Ask (or Booklet. DAN J. MOORE. Prop.
DRIFTWOOD
THE
OPEN ALL YEAR
The most unique and picturesque houss In the world. Hot and Cold salt
water baths in connection. t
T.bU Board a Specialtr. LONG BEACH. WASH.,
NEWPORT
Oreron's Pioneer and Popular recrea
tion ana uowt
resort his more
than New
reli-
best of
their treatment today.
' Captain Clayton of Battery A rushed
Selling Out
OUR FOURTH STREET
MUSIC HOUSE
We now sacrifice every
player piano, gTand and
upright in this great
Fourth - street retail establishment.
BRING
or SEND
5
An3 Secure Your Choice
Pay balance in three years
' Selling out at lowest
prices ever, Ukule les.
Guitars, Violins, Banjos
and every other type of
small musical instru
ments. All of the world's
best makes at prices,
never before known.
Closing out latest Phonographs
12 50 Models now $195.00
1 125 Models now $ 97.50
50 Models now . ..$ 39.00
All other models similarly reduced.
Payments as easy as wanted.
Closing out 118,000 copies of (the
world's best sheet music Vocal,
Instrumental, Classical and Popu
lar. Take your pick, 8 copies for
25c
Don't Lose This Chance.
- Call or Write Now.
Eilers Music House
153 FOURTH STREET
i285" MORRISON St "
can
! camping places along the stream.
I Batterson Cook creek. Water clear
' and low. Fly fishing has brought good
results. Limit catches have been made
of fish from to 12 Inches long.
. Hotel accommodations near Batterson.
j Wheeler Foley creek. Water clear
and low. Fish are rising to fly and
bait. Somt very good catches have
been reported of trout from 10 to 14
Inches long. Good hotel accommoda-
tions at Wheeler.
Black Rock Luckianrute river,
j Water is clear. Fish are striking fly.
Several good catches were made Bufl
; day. Hotel accommodations at F?"fr
! Rock.
Sheridan Yamhill river. Wator is
low and clear. Fishermen say that
while they have fair sucoeas using fly,
the water is getting too low for the
best fishing. Hotels at Sheridan.
Gates North antlam river. The
best fishing of the entire season wi:i
be during the coming month. Soma
good catches are reported, using fly
and bait. Hotel accommodations at
Gates.
Liberal Molalla river. Water low
and warm. Soma good catches have
been made In the past few days by
use of spinner and fly. Hotel at Mo
lalla or good camping places can be
found.
LowHl Middle fork of Willamette
river and fail creek. Water is clear
and low. Fishing is excellent In the
river and in all streams In the vicinity
of Lowell. Good hotel accommoda
tions. Roseburg North Cmrxjua river.
Water In good condition. Fish are
striking irpinner. fly and bait,. Good
catches were made last Sunday of cut
throats up to Ji Inches In lengtt.
Steelheads arm Chinooks were also
caught. Good hotels at Hoseburg.
Glendale I'pper Cow creek. Water
is low. Fair catches of mountain
trout are being made, using spinner,
fly and bait. Hotels at Glendale.
Grants Tass Rogue river. Steel
heads running from two to 10 pounds
are being caught on riffles near Grants
Pass, using fly and spinner. Hotels
at Grants 1'nss.
Mrs. Letts in Semi-Ftnals
Fessmoor Country Club, 111., Aug. II.
(I. N. 8.) Mrs. F. C. Keats of In
dian Hill, will meet Mias Vlda Llewel
lyn of La Grange and Miss Francis
Hadfleld of Milwaukee will meet Miss
Elaine Rosenthal of Raviclos in the
semi-finals in the womans' Western
Golf association championship today.
The four won their matches and
their way into the semi-finals in the
third round play today. Miss Hadfleld.
the Wisconsin champion, was forced to
go 17 holes before winning from Mrs.
F S. Colburn of Glenview, 2 to 1. The
others had easier sailing.
Betting to Stop, Warning
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 31. (U. .P.)
St. Louis' betles race meet was threat
ened with summary .termination yes
terday, when Justice of the Peace
Bopp of St. Louis county said he would
clean Maxwelton track if he saw money
changing hands on a bet. Papers
charge that there was open gambling,
and that bookmakers secretly did a
thriving business.
Cleveland Tennis Results
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 31. Tennis re
sults in the patriotic meet yesterday,
follow: Mary Browne beat Molla
BJurstedt, 6-3, S-2; Strachan beat
Throckmorton, 8-2, 6-1; Throckmorton
1 and Alexander beat Strachan and Gar
land. 6-2, 10-8.
Hans Wagner to Quit
New Tork, Aug. 31. (U. P.) It was
stated here today, following the visit
Bowling Starts Tomorrow
The bowling season In Portland
starts tomorrow on the Portland and
Oregon bowling alleys and some of
the league schedules orjen up two
weeks later.
American Association
Toledo 4; Louisville 0.
Columbus 0, 3; Indianapolis 2,
Minneapolis 6; St. Paul 2.
Milwaukee 3; Kansas City 0.
No other coast
rleasures and attractions
port. Splendid surf bathing, Doaxmg
on Yaauina bav. trout-listnng, ciams,
rnht and rnck ovsters. rare ana
beautiful water agates, moss agates
and jaspers on the beach. Many In
terestinz near-by points to visit, in
eluding Otter Rock, the Devil's
Punch Bowl. Seal Rocks, Elk City
and the Siletz District.
Newport has many progressive
merchants carrying laf. stoc.
Newport is famed for the exfellencs
r . . . a tl
of its hotels, suca as tne Aooey
House, which has been favoraDiy
known for the past 40 years. 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 herer iou win
like NewDort. l &e ionowmg
rressive firms are thoroughly
ohi. and will eive you the
service:
The Abbey Hotel
Newport Navigation Co.
Yaquina Electric Co.
Yerex Mercantile Co.
Western State Bank.
W B. Hartley, phonographs and sow
ing machines.
Charles II. Gardner, raraffe and re
pair shop.
Gllmore Dry Goods Co.
Dawson Drug Co.
Newport Ice Sc Fish Co.
Charles Saunders, lapidary and manu
facturing Jeweler.
White House Restaurant.
Clsarles E. Walt, lapidary and manu-Tacturing-
jeweler.
George H. Wilcox, general mdse.
William IL Miller, lapldarlst And
manufacturing Jeweler.
Armitage Drur Co.
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A. L. Thomas, agate ,
mounting and sepia and band colored
pictures of Oregon.
Newport Lumber Co.
Tot TxlU. Information About Wewport
a.k at B. P. Ticket Agent
SOUTH BIACX
jrrWP0.T. oatOOM comfort
able sad eooTaaicot, S and
room cottages, farnlabad com
plate, wlut free wood, 6 per
ween, tent bouses at per week.
A fine Dlace for the kiddle
good beaes and fine surf bath'
lug. trout flaking, clams and
tiuutmg. or reservations Of
farther information call or write
room 603 Stock Exchange build
Ing, Portland, or phooa Main 6700
LONG BEACH
NATATORIUM
Crystal Bath Boose is one of tbe
most modern and complete on tbe
coast. Large bathing pool, filled
wltb ocean water dally. 120 dress
ing rooms, 90 private bate rooms,
tin plunge. Clean and sanitary,
boi sea water baths.
OAKX V0ESX2. Prop.
LONG BEACH HOTEL
lVOVO BEACH. WASH.
uonin on ma wnriii r . mn.. . m l
Clams, crabs, surf bathlnr Thi. hn.i i.
prepared to make Tour stay pleasant. Large,
airy rooms, ocean la view. Some very deslr
We cottages foe rent. Rates reasonable. r(
wnr jHiurmiiios snnresa
H. H. XUf AIA. rrop.. Long Beaea, Wash.
MarsafUld-Basdoa Auto Stat a
White Pennant Lin. t u..m.i.i .
"-i " 'v a uay, oer ue beautiful
9Tai iseriia roaa.
sizes. He tare to set a
Mccormick rrtESsoir,
Bulck and Oakland
io gee s White Pennant car.
TESS01T. Proerietors,
OerrsJlia
Oregea
HOTEX8.
HOTEL JULIAN
Dnder new msnigemeat. Best ef food. weU
preDsred. well serTed. eeneroua nortlona akiuii
ebef, well trained corps of waiters. Clean and
airy rooms, comfortable beds. Whan mskimt
"Loop Tripe" through vslley stop ever night
St Tbe Julian. We will make Tour alar bars
es
Or.
pleasant. For reservstloas address Uotel
rfuuaa. bervains.
The CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL
Long Bseoh. Wash. Board and room 12 week.
View of Ocean. Established SO rears. Por ree-
etvatlons address Ldlth Kelly. Long Bescb
"Home of the Huckleberry Pie'!
Phone Zig Zag Ranger Station, or East 135.
The Jewett Farm. Resort
The Jewttt Farm Home is lust across tbe
Columbia from Hood KlTer, on the bluffs et
tne Columbia. S40 acres of beauty. Choice of
rooms In cottages or mala dwelling. A charm
ing place to spend a few weeka. it has a dis
tinctly personality. Cool, healthful, scenic.
Tbe best of food well prepared and daintily
and appetlalngly serTed. Address Jewett farm
ilome. White Salmon. Wash.
Rhododendron Inn, Mt Hood
Beautiful Mountain Besot t.
back and Zig-Zag mountain.
between Hsncb-
Zlg-Zag rlTsr
and Still creek. Large cemented swimming pool,
modern dsnce hall, saddle horses, tennis aae
croquet grounds, headquarters- for fishing.
Bates 3.6o per day, 115 to 118 per weak. For
auto stages caU B. 1S3, or Mala 831. MBA
KJrflL FUANZKTXi. Prop.. Zig-Zag. Or.
Crater Lake Lodge
on the rim of OJLATXB XjAKJb, Ore
gon's greatest scenlo wonder. Auto
stages make direct connection wltb &,
P. trains at liedford daily. Only 10
Hours from Portland. July 1 to October
information from any 8.
1.
P. ticket
agent or Tourist Travel Bureau agents.
ilrd and Washington.
Mrs. Alma Howe's Farm Home
HOOD AITZft
If yoe are looking for as ideal racatloa spot
that com bin as bealth, pleasure, reereattoa Bed
wooderful scenery; If you like Hood R Wee
strawberries, rich cream, fried chicken. Lome
raised vegetables, thsa pis a to spend your fa.
cation acre. Wltbla twe miles ef city ef Hoed
KlTsr. For reserratloos write or phone airs.
Alma How. Hoed Blrer, Or,
AUTO STAGES
RELIANCE MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES
Leave Third and Washington ta. lUily, a
s. m, Saturday S a. m. and 2 p. m., for
Welches, Tswueys, La Casa Monte and Kbodo
dendroo. Round trij season tickets Id. OoTera-
ment Camp 3.60. Climb UL Hood er visit
wonderrul Ulsciera ill expensea paid, i
each wben four or more book. Ticket off k-e and
welting room at DORSET B. SMITH TRAVEL
BUREAU, 116 3d St., Cor. Washington. Mar
shall 1VT3. or call Irrlnrton Oarage at Aato
Co.. East 135, C-81o2. PU.RCE ARROW CARS.
MAK KEBEKVaXlOMB LH AVVUt't.
Mt. Hood Stages
Round-Trip Ticket $6.00
To Arrah, Wanna, La Casa Monte, Welebea,
Tawnsy'a, Uhododsndron and Return .
Ooveramunt Camp and Returs 91.60, Dally
stage fr'm Routiedge Seed Co., 15 ad, near
Alder, Main HA a-jbu, or aaaersen jpros..
Main 3:tl. IlluKtrated I'smphlet on Keqat.
TItAVKIi
Hood River Valley
&ee the famoos Hood Ulver Valley St a
minimum of eiuense with a maximum of
comfort and convenience aboard the ML Hood
Ksilroad company's roomy aato rail ear. No
dut do Jolt bo Jar. Motor at Hood Rivet
connects with Train No. 3 from Portland only.
Hood KlTtr to i'arsoal. Ask any u-w. K. m
N. agent, or write A. Wlleuu, superintendent.
Hood Hirer. Or. (Ad.)
GARAtiES
Walther - Williams Garage
THE DALLES, ORIOOH
XVatern Oregon's largest fire-proof garage,
Open day and night. We are prepared to
serve you acceptably with oil, gaa, storage,
automobile accessories and expert repair.
Agenta Studebaker, lord, Dodge car. Tourlit
to Oregon should not fall to Tlalt this his
toric city wltb it wealth of scenie ekaria.
Hbone Red Sol. The-Oalle. Or.
Pacific Highway Garage
SALEM, 0RE00M
On Psrlfle highway, across tbe street from
Hotel Marlon. Gas, oil, service, storage, re
pairs by expert mechanics, automobile acces
sories. Make this your headquarters when
laitlng tbe Capital City or while touring
Willamette valley. HALVEHBON BURNS.
Proprietors.
SUGGESTIONS TO TRAVELERS
Willamette Valley Southern Ry.
Oregon City to Mt, Angel via Beaver
. wa-.ii V I I 1 ll.l.ll. ..
Monitor. Four passenger trains daily
a i Jk i est a as w hf Ah 1 aa ejr a
1X1 CcLll Ull CI. IIUII, ITIM vs. nuivu a oea V w
Portland from First and Alder depot
at A. M. and 6:20 P. M. Plenty of
trout, wiia straw ueiries suia uimum.'
Imrr4aa olnnv thl line rirant R.
Dlmick, president. Oregon City. Or.
RIVER RESORTS
Str. GEORGIANA
TRANS-EK COMPANIES
"NEHALZM RIVER TRANSFER CoT
Buy yoar tlckeu for Wheeler If going te
MansaniU Ina, Clasaie Bidge. er the Neab-kah-nle
District. Our launch, tbe "Janets,"
meets sll trains, rare to Kebalem only 3S
rents. We operate an aato bee to 11 aearby
resorts, fare ii cents. We save boats for
rent and also make special ante trips to hmnt
ers fishermen er campers. Prompt, reliable
end satisfactory service. AKDRK&OM BRO&
Nebalem. Oregoa.
Gibbons Brothers to Bog
Cbicago. Aug. 11. (U. P.) Mike
and Tommy Gibbons Lave at last been
matched. They will meet here Sun
day. The brothers GINbons leave here that
day for Labor day bouts Mike in
Terre Haute and Tommy In Dayton.
They will give an exhibition at Calu
met Grove, a suburb, as an sMded at
traction for 4 field meet 'just before
catching their train.
Bob Vernon Pi
New Tork, Aug. 11. Bob Vernon,
noted stakeholder for boxing matches,
died yesterday, aged 81.
Laurelhnrst Youngster .MeH
" The -Iurelhurst Park "playground
win close for th season. V Kb a field
meet tomorrow. Athletio ' events ' will
be held from U , m, u p. m..
For Labor's Holiday
Up the Willamette Valley:
Reduced Round Trips to Valley Cities on
Oregon Electric Railway. Good going
Saturday and Sunday, returning Monday.
Also tickets 'sold Monday, return limit
Tuesday.
Aquatic Sports and Regatta at Astoria
Saturday, Sunday, Monday Round Trip, $3
Clatsop Beach Gearhart and Seaside
Escape the smoky town and enjoy the
ocean breezes. Eashion show on the
beach Sunday afternoon.
Scandinavian - Ameiican Annual Picnic
at Holladav, near Seaside, Sunday.
'
Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday, Return Monday
Tickets sold Monday with return limit Tuesday. Round Trip, $3.
Deschutes River Up the Columbia
The Stream for the Sport Royal
Week-End Fares to Canyon Points
Visit the Mineral Springs at Carson;
$2.20 Round Trip.
Round-Trip Tickets, one day limit, Sold Monday
to North Bank points east to Stevenson,
r City Ticket. Office Fifth' and Stark Streets
THE JOURNAL
IS THE
ACKNOWLEDGED
MEDIUM FOR
SUMMER RESORT'
ADVERTISING
ASTORIA AJTD WAT ZAVDIVOI
iLeive T a. m. dally. Sundays. T:80 a m.
Wn. Returning, lea res Aaterta i p. m., arrives
fort Is nd a p. m.
STR. LVRLIVE leaves T:4H a. m. dally ex
rept Sunday. Returning leaves Astoria 1 p. m.
Main 1423. Washington street dork. A-4123.
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HAZELW00D
CANDY
xjr scnBsTza sacxaob
Adds greatly to tne pleasure) Of
vacation trip.
eat by Paroel Post or Exprsaa
to anywhere in United States or
Canada, satlalactioa and d silvery
guaranteed.
THE HAZELWOOD
Ceafectloiiery sad Xastaoraat
Wasbington St. at Teata
Portland. Or,
KITTY MORAN
Tbe new speedy pleasure cats mora a boat ply
ing from Portland to Oregoa City and way
points. Wby not take your friends tor a pic
nfc on Cedar island or some of tbe other
beautiful spots along tbe Willamette. Wbeu
you go to Oregon City go oa the Kitty Itoraa.
Leaves Alder Street dock a. m. and S p. si,
week days snd B a. a., 11 a. m., Jan. aad
5 p. m. oa Sunday, rare only lfte. lbon
Mnln fB21 or A-5301.
MAXZ, im T09AT
Films Developed FREE!
when prints are ordered.
We nay return . postage.
Five-hour expert service.
Largest Pboto Supply House In the
Northwest
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Wood-Lark Bldg.. Alder at W. Park
iQimiiaainsiiwiinpiiiiw
MID)
mm
Looking down the
Columbia from
Pillars of
Hercules.
Winter Photo.
r tfr $n y fxr
Make Labor Day YOUJpportunlty td get aexjuainted
with the nearby beauties of the.Columbia River. Call at
the Qty Ticket Office of the
Union Pacific System
south-east corner Third and Washington Streets, for a
folder map of Columbia River .Outings, and choose one ,
. for Labor Day.
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LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES
yoTiAjrp to
XatoveU
Bridal Tell
Multnomah rails
Oaeonta
Bonneville
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Remember
This
The railroad and high'
"tvay only traverse the
valley they alone
who follow the trails
up and away from the
river really know
Columbia's
lofty and inspiring -beauty.
Phones
Broadway 4500
A-6121
laatrasi TTaiaa Station 7:50 a. to.
troaday and Xabot Day Tlexets are good oa trala lea v lag Vaiem atatlom
j. nx, prrvlons Asy.
returning- arriree Portland 840 P. m,
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