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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON, SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1920. 7 A RRIVALof Journal hydroplane on the Necanicum at Seaside with its cargo of first after jt noon editions which are carried every weekday afternoon from Portland to the sea, a dis tance of 110 miles, in an average time of 1 hour '40 minutes. Journal representatives, shown below, who superintend the delivery of The Journal. to Seaside homes. Not much more than two hours elapse from the time the papers leave the press until they are delivered in Seaside. ",v , , . -j-il WIS, jn i ' v " " ' ' ' ' F1 iesiaiateaa,gsO, ',Mm """fhwrlewlgawaKwSaagwagggM I 1 ; A ' " . -t . i . ( ' I - ' v, ' , . - ' , s ( fc " ' ' r " " - r ' X i-v",-: t::-:3 . - . -- - i ! . -v- - ! ... ;:. .,. ': 5 ' ' W'--''--''.;-Jl w,-. v m..... ..... ..-.i - . . V .. - . , 5 ' ii--;: a , !, . 1 . L. -x 4 ; . I - ' ' f ! l. - I; i ; - - . v: .-.V'-:-'"."'' . V. .;:' . :-:...'....::..:::-:.':" ' r f r- " it ' ' "Si 1 r"J-r"' - - - ..V- i.. , w.,..,,,.,,, .,m.n.rA ..JmJofffiffiL.l " - J : r . : j fi:.-.:.-.:.;::.:v:-. . V ' ' ftv ' ' Journal's Seaplane Service Is On n: n --'si t ' t 'h'" n t .,.n:.' st ; k Seaside Patrons Are Enthtisiastic Seaside, June 19. Inauguration of The Journal's seaplane express delivery to Clatsop county points, notably to Sea side and' Astoria, promises to be oils of the most novel features of the summer season at the beaches as well as a com mercial Innovation that marks an epoch tor the coast cities. ? . u Regular dally trips of the seaplane ex press carrying the first afternoon edition of The Journal to subscribers at Seaside were inaugurated Wednesday. Astoria uDscriDers win oe similarly served - as soon as that city has installed a skidway for the reception of the big planes of the Oregon, Washington A Idaho Air plane company. :. The express service, first to be regu larly established for newspaper circula tion, made its first : regular trip , on Wednesday, leaving the O. W. X. basin at Portland promptly at 1 :30 pi. m. Dally at that liour the big birds will rise from the river at Portland and not more than two hours later The Jnnrnsi will have arrived at Seaside and deliv erea to journal carriers and newsboys. The express Is a Journal departure, in line with its constant endeavor toi Im prove Its circulation service. I The practicability of the unique Jour nal, service and its great commercial tmportae have been conclusively at tested by the performance of the planes during the first week. The remarkable time record established by the planes Is an Interesting feature for hot more than X hour and 45 minutes has yet been re quired for the flight from Portland to Seaside. When papers are delivered at Astoria the time of arrival at Seaside will be from 20 minutes to half an hour Every day except Sunday th big planes win load to their capacities with The Journal, packing papers Into the cockpit and into a reserve carrying pace back of the pilot's seat When passengers are available the fleet of four Curtiss F-boats will be augmented by the use of the Cur Use seagull planes. Passenger bookings are being made for the flight in either direction. -" L company has reserved the four F-boats for The Journal eea- f't?? "pr? and very Pt la the com. parry's employ will be trained to the serv- tes,,M t5 rtland-to-the-coast Seaside has warmly received The Jour nal express and has already started acU ion toward Installing a modernWkMwav for delivery purposes. ' whe.n Astoria is a stopping point route, to "hop off from PorUand a! 1:80 p. m. daity. except SundayTrVln at Astoria not Uter than 3 x m. 7nA ft Seaside not mor. than hranSr IPT The Journal express has never bad an equal, for it results m the lrL4 JournaI tteTcoast towns nine hours ahead of other after Portland newspaper, T prS eally the same length of time before na 5"" n ;eUved on trains fr Portland to the coast. , - . The express delivery service wfll rnalntainedby The jTurTaTThout the summer season. - V Bayocean The week at Bayocean has been a busy preparing for the season. Visitors will notice a number of betterments. The rcks whl?a vt incumbered TrT, e?t1 haVe removed. Trees have been planted and grass has been started upon some of to iLndy places adjacent to the streets. At the Batatorium much of the sand beaa it;-' removed which the. wind had piled sinsi vne east side or the building. Durinr thn vwlr, Mr anH x r Nepple and daughter of Portland arrived and immediately took charge of the Bay- urcau uoiei, wmcn is now open for the season. Thev are exnrinnjvi hntoi man sgers and will seek to. gratify every man ul Liiuir patrons. The bungalows were opened during the week and prepared for tenants. The natatoriura is being' overhauled and made ready for i operations beginning JUly 1. , i ' . . . r- :1Sr-.:.r 1 , - It Is the Intention of the management to operate the bowling alley and pool tables, which have nnr - hMn AnaMta4 during the war pertod. une store and postofflce at Bayocean will be conducted by Mr. and Mrs. F IX Mitchell. , Tillamook county is working faithfully, upon the construction of a road into Bay ocean and it is hoped that the road will be completed during the eummet. The road is being built from Tillamook City along the bay, and, when completed, will be one of the beauty spots of the coast. Captain Lt E. DeRock has installed regular boat service across the Ay and win meet all of the incoming trains. His boat, Dorothy May, is a larger and stronger boat than was operated the past season, and is well equipped for passenger service. The boat ride across Tillamook bay is a pleasant part of the trip for travelers to and from Bayocean. This, together with the scenic beauty along the railroad through the Willam ette vaUey, the deep gorges of the Coast mountains, with their roaring mountain streams, Tillamook: bay and the ocean trip to Bayocean. is one to be remem bered. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H, Jackson are in stalled for the season In their sightly cottage. Maudy-Carlo. - - Ds. Gertrude U Gates and her mother and Mrs. Hopkins were recent visitors. Ir. Gates expects to spend her summer vacation In her cottage at Bayocean. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lee were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Swan Hawk insen at Bayocean. . Miss Edith Smith of Portland is a guest of Mrs. Carl H, Jackson for the summer. ..!.:,.-'-.., . . Word la received that Mrs. M. B. Mar cellus and mother of Portland will open their cottage at i Bayocean Immediately after the Shrine convention. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Andrews and a party of friends win arrive from Port land July 1 for their summer ouUng at Bayocean. ::'::S J . Bar View : :; Many permanent residents have been added to the population of this beach during the last several months due to the establishment of the large new shin gle mill at Watseco, close by. Simmer visitors also are now coming in rapidly and the season was ushered In formally by an opening dance Saturday with a large -attendance from all the nearby beaches. Mr. and Mrs. L J. Rushlow and chil dren Marie and Jack of Hillsboro were recent guests at Camp Carter. Woodbine cottage is occupied for short vacation by F. E. Craw and Clar ence Craw of Portland. ' Mr. and :Mrs. C B. Haynes of Ho quiam are at the Hawley cottage. The White Cams is hA)trin. - Mrs. John Orth and family, who plan to penu w wnoie summer there. -Frank Kerr of Portland, who spent the last ' WMk.nul hMI tmm -T--. m. cottage in the Wise Way to be occupied Indications Are Resorts Will Be Very Popular MANHATTAN, June 1. Although the season is still very young, many of the cottages of this beach are already open, and Indications point to one of the busiest seasons in several years. "The completion of the new highway ; Into Manhattan, ; which is expected in the near future, will add a second means of access to this beach, and make it still more attractive to motoring parties.' Miss Doris Huston has returned from a fortnight's visit in Portland with her sister, Mrs. C H. Walker. - - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur von' Jessem of Portland are spending a month's honey moon at Dolce-Far-Niente cottage. Mrs. M. Deming of Portland -has opened , the Deming cottage for the season. .' - '. r Rushlight cottage has been taken for the-remainder of June by Mr. and Mrs. Q- Carlson of Portland. Cole's camp. We-Li-KiC has ! been opened for the season, by Its owner. Frank Cole, of Portland. , - Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shearer of Pan tano, Arizona, are occupying their cot tage for the entire, summer. Ingleneuk cottage will he filled for the season by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Baldwin and daughter, "Mrs. Carl Bltzell, mn ojl nunougjUi Wasn. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Baldwin and sons, Dick and Walter, . are at Sleepy Hollow cottage. -.. . (Continued on Pollowtes Pmg Everyone Goes to Tex ErH3ZGlaood J-S CONItCnOKEBf AXZSSUSSOT The best of every thing to eat," -prepared in the way you like best. The Hazelwood will wel come you in Port land. 388 Washington 127 Broadway NEWPORT SEA CREST COTTAGES . ftEWPOirr. OREOOM : On the cliff overlooking th oeeu. Oora pletoly furnished 2. 3 and 4 room oottacaa. Ci-nmm to (tons uul bach. Clean, eomfort bl oouwe. No extn diarce for irmtcr sad lactrie hsbt. Addraaa - CHRIS ARMS, NEWPORT TENT CITY, NEWPORT. ORCSOM Frtr enttsce and tent, eompletely famished imp top bedding and ailTarwan. Electric liKhta. watw, wood. In rfrht of oeaaa ' Bataa 93 te tS per week. Boa sets boat. Stare for Ae&W tieach-and Otter Bock leaTea for Teat City each morning, for reainaUona addx - J. VAN WASSCNHOVE, llewparu Oreeoo. CHERRY CITY ruRRfSHEO ooTTaaes roe nrntrr Two Slocka from the Oeeant Near Stone. Mai, proprietor TEE' COFELAND HOTEL NEWPORT. OMaM : Uw comfortable reoma. homelike. ! Beat Mm. to to ise a day. South Front St. MRS. O. O. OOPEUtND. Pres. - The BRADSHAW NEWPORT. OREOON ' Fut'uisbed row, near ocean, large ilhilum for Bee of gnets. For i awinations address PHOEBE E. EARLS. Nesrpeet, Or L-a - WHERE AND HOW TO HOTEL SEASIDE, SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH, OREGON OBEGoara riirEST' Aii. thx teab botjjid besobt hotex. We win be ready for guests, on June 15 In our msrnlficent new JfiM. Tit dining room seats 300 guests, fine large dancing hall, sun room and palm parlor, large homelike lobby, big cheerful fireplace. lounging room, tea room and ice cream parlor, hot salt water baths, bathing suits for ocean bathing, steam heat and hoHS? cold water in every room, cafeteria seating 160 people. New equip ment throughout. . We have spared no effort or expense to mate this Oregon m finest resort hoteL Oolt BowUng. Baseiag. Xroat lUhlsg, Caaoelsg asd Sari Bathing. BeaeUS via P. 8. by treet Serrlee ffew Fortlsnd te Seaside. Also Steamer Georrians. asd O-W. K.. K. Steamers to Attoria, where eoaneetlea are made with A J. Aato Co. bastes to Hotel Seaside. For reservation wire, phone or write to w . CHARLES H. ROWLEY, Manager HOTEL SEASIDE SEAS OREGON The Gateway to the Land of Outdoor Delight The Columbia River Highway Is completed. The trip from ' Portland to Seaside by auto is one of unalloyed delight. If you have not yet .made the trip do so at your earliest opportunity and' you will be delighted by the ev.er changing panorama of beauty between Portland and the Sea. If you want to have one of Jhe most enjoyable vacations you ever had. come to Seaside. You will find here a warm welcome.1 a beautiful and picturesque beach, unsurpassed surf bathing, canoeing or rowing on the Ne canicum, sea fishing and trout fishing, clam digging, tennis, golf, many nearby points of In terest for hiking trips, and a rest ful, carefree, enjoyable vacation. You will find excellent garages with skilled workmen. well Stocked v stores with high-class goods at reasonable rate good hotels, summer cottages and furnished tents. The following progressive firms who will give you fair treatment and excellent service deserve your trade as they are working to make a bigger, a better and a busier Seaside: Hotel Seaside, Seines & Wheat ley Department Store, First State Bank of Seaside, Pacific -Power & Light Co., Williams Bros. Gar age, Sanitary Meat Market, A- R Watcher Groceries, Oregon Gar ago and Machine ; Works, B. W Otto Grocery Co., The Hanan Smith Garage, The Bungalow Dancing : Pavilion, M. Murray, General Merchandise, E. W. Lep ple. Plumbing; W. J. Montag, Photographer; Dad's Good Eat Restaurant, Pool's Confectionery, Milloys Ice Cream Parlor, T, C. Galloway, (groceries; Dunning's Art and Curio Shop, Frank Ken nedy Cigar Store, R. O. Ralston, Real Estate and Insurance; Dr. R. G. Moss, J. O. Blake Transfer; and Express. For Illustrated polder and eOier Information relatiTe to Seaside wnte to Prealdent Breakwater Clue, Saetidv Or. NELSON'S TENT CITY SEASIDE, OREOON Come to Seaside and camp out with all (he comforts of home. Furnished tents by the day or week or month, equipped for light housekeeping, wood and water free. - two minutes' walk from the beach. For reaerra tiooa addresa . W. W. NELSON, Seaside, Oregon. HOTEL BROADWAY Modern, centrally located, hot and cold water, all outside rooms; also apartments. Addresa E. L. MoCAULEY, Seaside. Oregon MOUNTAIN RESORTS ID CRATER LAKE L0ME AT THE RIM OF 'CRATER LAKE The Sapphire Sea of Silence and Mystery. The Greatest Scenic Wonder of the West . . Now Open for the Season. ' Season Closes Oct. 1 - : - For infonnatloa ask aay Soathera Pacifle Agent or wire. ' - - ALFRED L. PARKHURST Crater Lake, Or. j 'V TILLAMOOK BACH : TILLAMOOK BEACH Hotel Bayocean and bnngalows will open Jane 15, nnder management of Mr. and Mm. C. C. Nepple. Natatorium will open July S. For circular write or telephone receivers of T. B. Potter R early Oe &26 Chamber of Commerce Bids., Portland. Main 605. MANHATTAN HALL MANHATTAN BEACH, OREOON The place yon will like, right-on the ocean. Finest Bathing Beach on the coast. The best of borne cooking. . Comfortable, homelike place for families. Special attention given to week end parties. For ratea and reservations call BeUwood 1808, or wnte MRS. E. ELDER. BUnhattan Beach, Or. - : - . Tlriasnook County I THE BAYV1EW HOTEL NAHCOTTA, WASH. Under new ataaagemewt. ' Exeellest meals, good rooms, oysters, elams and erabe fresh from tha water. Good fishing and boating on Willape Harbor. Reasonable rates. Address BAT VIEW HOTEL, Nanostta, Wash. NORTH BEACH THE SMEILBOMHE " Shelburne Station, Nprth Beach,-Wn, Famous for Its service and comfort.- Home cooked meals, clams, crabs and other sea foods. In sight and sound of the ocean. Quiet and restful. ' Kates only 3 SO to $4 a day.. Special rates to families. Big fireplace driftwood fires. Buy your tickets to Sheiburae Station. Address UBS. T. J. HOARS, JFros gearisw, Wag. rio Groat Northwest -AmerlcaTs Waturai ncsG& Section. vA-i . GO WHAT TO SEE i WHERE TO STAY tec - . V 8E ASIDE. OBEGOX NATATORIUM HOTEL " SEASIDE, . OREOON Opposite Beaaide Hotel. Fine rie-w of ocean, strictly modern, b&th. ttsam beat, telephone, hot and cold water, tare rooms, comfortable bw. homes atmosphere, tea aoniDie Write for uwii lattotia. ' NANOY ROOERS WIKC, Seatlde, Oregon. The COLONIAL HOTEL AJTD APABTMETS , SEASIDE OREGON One Wock from ocean, electric licbt, electric stores for light housekeeping. ee auto boa to aiid from trains. Write -P. D. LINDSLsfV. Prop. Seeaidei Oregon. THE BEACON HOTEL . , . SEASIDE. OREOON . Fireproof concrete bnildine. hot and eold water, electric Ushtsi strictly modern, clean and comfortable. You will lika It. , For res errationa address i J. A. MclNTtRE, Prop. 738 Broadway - Seaside, Oregon NECANICUM INN SEASIDE, ORESON . On board walk beside ocean Bean Uful croands. Ideal surroundJnes, now open. Write for reser rations for rooms. Dining room opens June 15, in charge of Miss Cruise of Home Economics of u. a. u., aseutea by stall of X A. C. stndenta. . MISS EMILY DAMANN. Seaside, Oragen. HOTEL McGUIRE SEASIDE, OREOON Two blocks from R. H. sUtion. firs erlaates walk from ocean. Neatly furnished rooms by aay, weea or jnontn. as jeaeonaoie For nan iitiona address. ,- MRS. OLIVE McQUIRC, Seaside, Oregon.. PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL SEASIDE, OREGON Furnished Nona for houaekeepinc. also fur nished tents, Use of cook stores, kitchen, ta blet, utensils and other conveniences in cluded. Electric lights, bath, telephone, rea sonable' rates; near oceaiw. Address ' k L. P. HARRESOHOU, Prop. 22S Twelfth St. SaasMe, Oregon HOTEL MEARS SEASIDE:, OREOON Concrete block, corner Broadway and Seventh street. Rooms single or en suite. .,, Centrally located, large, clean, airy rooms, moderate ratea. For reserrstions address 7..- MRS. A. MEARS. Prop.-';::-,: .' Seaside, Oregon. LOCKSLEY HALL . 8EA8IDE. OREOON Overlooking the ocean. Large rooms, with or without bath, comfortable beds. Bates $10 a week and up. Under new management. For rates and reservations wnte te. '- ' l. B. FISHER, Seaside, Oregon, IDEALTENTCITY SEASIDE, OREGON Third Street, Between Broadway and Ocean way. Furnished housekeeping tents, equipped eomplete. Wood, water and light free. A block from ocean. For reservations addresa MRS. A. EHREN8TROM, Seaside, Oregon. MOUNTAIN RESORTS ELMORE HOTEL BOCKAWAT, OfiEGOlT The Best Hotel on ' tlilamook Beaches. The Place That Pleases. Also ail kinds of beach cottages for rent. For reservations address J. J. KBEBS. Bockaway, Oregres, VILLA CAMP . "ALL AMERICAN" On Bar View Beach on the Tillamook' Shore. One, two and three-room eottagas, completeiy fundsheel for light housekeeping. Pure moun tain water, eleetria lights, sanitary toilet. Pro tected from sea breese, close to beach. Clams, crabs, trout fishing, overlooks Tillamook Bar. Ideal Summer vacation spot.- For - reservations and ratea address l l. TOLLS SON, Bar View. Or. NORTH BEACH NORTH aJlCll WASHINGTON' Spend your vacation at Xong Beach Here you will find fine surf bathing, a well kept and commodious Natato rlum, plenty of crabs and clams, an unsurpassed beach, lots of driftwood for .beach bonfires. Jolly company, numerous nearby Interesting? points to hike to, a mild and nerve re storing climate, good stores, a good hotel, the' Driftwood Inrw and plenty to occupy your time pleasantly and profitably. The - following progres sive firms are the leading firms of Long Beach. : Patronise them t STBATTHAti GHOCKRT CO, THE BLUE BIRD ICE CKUAM and CON. FKCTIOTtEKT PABLOR8, THE dbiftwood nrir, canabis cu BIO STORK, THE JACOBSOJi GBO CEBY 8TOB.-.-.vu,. -i-..- OCE A N PAR. 'EC Located on famous North Beach. A. restful and beautiful vacation dis trict. Fine Surf bathing, dams, crabs, fishing-.. Many nearby points of: In terest to Visit. -Near Wlllapa bay, with Its fine fishing and boaUng:. If you want ' an ideal ..vacation at rea sonable cost come to Ocean Park. The following prorressiye firms carry well selected stocks at reasonable prices. They will be glad to give you any, information about .Ocean Park or vicinity if you will write to them : Trondsen &' Brown, general mer chandise I Win. H. Kramer, general merchandise ; Shagren Sons, meats, milk and vegetables The Dale Con fectionery tfnd Ice Cream Parlor. ; THE GABLES SEAVIEW,- WASH. Quiet,' homey, restful, . comfortable rooms. Two blocks from Ocean. Unsurpassed home-sooked- meals; seaerous aerrinss. Umited number of rueeta. (S a day and an. Wnte for lassi is tii ins. t -m,r - THE CABLES, See lew. Wash. I i LONG REACH . 5 v NORTH BEACH INN ' . JIow"; open. rge, MtractiTe rronnds. Dtrectly facinr Ocean. Also TEST HOU8E8 fnble rates. For reaenrstions Phone Marshall I 2S0S, Portland, or write Boa 181, Long 1 Beech,. Wash. : I LONG BEACH NATATtJRIUM. 1- , LONO BEAOH. WASH. The most modem, oompiete and sanitary Natatorium on the Coast. large bathing pool, filled fresh each day with ocean water. 120 larse, well appointed bath rooms. Hot sea water hatha. You will like it. CARL NOESKE, Proertatorv -l"-'', HOTEL SUNSET Beach Center Station, Long Beech, Wash. - Under new management. Facing Ocean. Fine surf bathing. - See-Foods a specialty. Comfortable and scrupulously clean. Uod era. Special rates for families. For rates and reservations, address H. B. SEAL, Long Beach, Wash. The CLARK HOTEL OCEAN PARK, WASH. . Very d-drable famished cottages and tenia. Also rooms for rent. - Xow ratea, clean and comfortable. Close to ocean. Write for rates. MRS. E. O. CURRAN, Ocean Park. Wash HOTEL SEAVIEW SEAVIEW. WASH. located on North Beach, the finest beach in tha Pacific Northwest. Fine surf bathing, 200 yards from hotel. Excellent table. , Com fortable rooms. . For. rates and reservations address - -HARRV F. MUTZIO, Seavlew. Wash. ' The TAYLOR HOTEL OCEAN PARK, WASH.- . ; A family hotel,' located on the famona If orth Beach, close to the ocean. . One mile from - Wll lapa Harbor, with fta fine fishing and boating. Home grown vein tab lee and home cooking. Ocean Park is one of the most attractive of the North Beach resorts. For rates address THE TAYLOR HOTEL, Ocean Park, Wash. THE G1LSON HOTEL ILWACO, WASH. On North Beach. Wash. Unsurpassed beach, furnished rooms for light hotuekeeplng, reasonable rates, rooms $1 a day. Address Mrs. O. H. Oltaen, Ilwaco. Wash. HOTELS IMPERIAL HOTEL NEWBERO, OREOON Toe have seen the Colambia River highway, now aea the picturesque and beautiful Willamette Valley. We give special attention to Tourhsts and Ante Parties. This hotel has long been fa oiu aa the home of 'good eata and good service. Special Sunday dinners. Try them. Large, airy rooms, comfortable beds. : MAT MOORE, Proprietor. IIOUNTALN RESORTS The New St. Martin's Mineral Springs Hotel COLUMBIA RI'tTEK'S BEST HESOET HOT MISKBAX. BATHS Very beneficial for rheumatism and " ' blood disorders. , -r -1 Auto meets alV trains at Carson, Wash. RHODODENDRON IKH, MT. HOOD! Oregon's moet beautiful mountain, resort on Zigzag river. In evergreen forest near base of. aft. Hood. Beal meals, weU evoked and weU served, large swimming pool, dancing ball, saddle horses, eroquet. 'fishing. Bates $4 per day, 121 to f2S per week. Vet. aato stags call ast 139 or Main SSI. MRS. ES1IL ritOMZCLLI, Itnaaegenaran. sis ..... Conducted aioog Mnea asoat teviung to ntsa aaa women or refuied trrtr for Ulustrnated Bookiew MRS. O. W. J. RCOKKRS -WhKe Sainton, Wasn. phone 78-TL TRANSPORTATION AUSTRALIA new zealsso and south seas Vis Tahiti and Raretenes. Stan and Seevlos traea Sao Prsnetsse Every ZS Osya. WHIOBI SS. CO. OF REV EKAUANB. -CSO Oatlfernia mu. San Francises . TRAJTSPOnTATTOX StIMME TRAIN --SCHEDUI .. ASTORIA CLATSOP BEACH In Effect Sunday, June 20th . j! - WEST BOUND Noi. 21 will letYe Portland 7 fi$ t, m. Instead of 7:20, termlnatlnx . tt Seaside Instead of Astoria. - , No. 29, LlmlUd. leaves Portland 8:30 s, m ts now. Arrive Astoria fis45 a. m., Gearhart 12:43, Seaside 12:50 p. m. No stop at C'atskanle, No. 31, Ssturtlsy Besch Special, leaves Portland 2:00 p. m. (first trip June26), arrive Astoria 5:20 p. m., Gearhart 6:13, Seiside 6J20. No. 23. leavimV Portland 6:20 p. m., unchanged. - , ' -r , ' 'east bound No. 22, from fleaslde,' Gearhart and Astoria, arrive Portland 12:15 M p.m. ins ad of 12:10. ' No. 24 will lea ire Seaside 3:45 p. m Astoria 4:50-Instead of 4:00, arrive Portland 9:00 p. m. Instead of 8:10. No. 30, Sunda Beach Special, leaves Seaside 6:05 p. m Gearhart 6:12, AsarU 7:00, arrive Portland 10:15. ' No. 32, Limited, leases Seaside 6:40 p. m., Gearhart 6:47, Astoria 7:35, arrjive Portland 10:50.1 ;i North Beach tM?nnections at Astoria with trains Nos. 29, 31, 24 and 30. i' Round $4.50, Saturdays and. Sundays, limit Mondays $5.50 Daily, season limit U To ClsUop sad North Beach Points ' Tickets and Parlor Car Seats at Consolidated Ticket Office, Third ant! Washington Sts. North Bank Station, Tenth sad Hoyt Sts. tahe; jWindermere ' Camf j The new rustic cabin summer resort hi fndr beaches of Laka Wmdenaers, ass an pnusa wBiumnSi See Beautiful Banff and i L-ovely Leake Louico Ran tickers to Lake Windermere can be arranged to take In lovely Lake Louise end i . beautiful baofflolbesamctrip atsmaUaddrtionalexpenM. Then enjoy bathinR, boat. ins, ndinsr on mountain ponies to grest canyons and ilaorrs, f oU, automobiling, fish ins. and bis came hunting- in season. Camp opens July 1st, tverythinr new. Com munity hall for dancing and social recreation. American plan rates 4 50 per day Willi 60c reduction foe tiioaa who atay a week or mora. Children under U haU-price. Apply tola vcrmsre Hotel Co Lake Wiadsnaers, British Columbia, or this oficsi - E. E. Perm, Gen. Agent Pass.. Dent . ' J : CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY ' 55 Third Columbia JiiYlt",.w.h.0f0ims.i2 fl"diw1U miss -ons of the most pictures ftn4 2e2'h.tfu r. in--the-. West unless they take the trip aboard the Steamer Georgians from fcorUandto Astoria, where conactlon are made with bus One to Seasfile. Tr6 river trip affords a wonderful and ever chann,i panorama of scenic charm. Toti can make the trip in safety and comfort at a minimum of expense seeing Oregon's snow-capped senUnel peaks as waU as the historio and snenic spota along the tower Columbia. The Steamer Ceorgiaaa rnakes a round trip dally, except on Friday, leavin! for Astoria and ray points from the Alder btreet ioek at 7 1 1 A. M. Leave Astoria 2 P. M. Atom laval Sock. FARE ONLY IM. Ex-llnt a 1 cre dining. service. Direct connecUon with the South Beaches, aisbt Boat laiiy. THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION CO. rhose Mais im. Mi tt. Fortlasd. Oresos It CoU No Mores axeaisMadBrt. Seattle to Prince Rupert DlRVvr TRAII OORBJEOTIOItS a Frlnea Rupert, S. C, for Winni peg, i sraiaj, m on weal, onicaoo, St. t.oul, Kansas City, Buffalo. Wsshtnoten, D. O., Mew Vert, Seeton, and ait tasters -Canadian fns emws evaxaa nntnu, , Side Tiijv rrlnee For reservations, any Portland Uraavule St, S. S. ROSE CITY OEPARTS 10:00 A. St, Thursdays Juno 24 , FROM AIHSWORTH DOCK FARE INCLUDES BERTH AMD MEALS CITY TICKET OFFICE. SO AND WASH. PHONE MAIM SS30 FREIGHT OFFICE. 1tW0RTM DOCK PHONE SROADWAV ESS THE SAN FRSNCtSCO e PORTLAND S. S. COwiPAH V. TRANSPORTATION' .it Jo Gearhart Seaside North Beach Trip 'Fares the Canadian Pacific Kodcies, onjhe the loveliest warm water tnminisia Portland, Ore. River Tri u I'1 Via Prince Rupert - Bspsrt is Alaska Coast, 25 . tickets and lull information, aoolv tn ticket agent, or C 1m. Jnu. 627 Vaneoaver, a a Leave SOCTI.KDGK SEED k. TXA.)V. CO.. itS SECOND 6T pru.n-s Main 1 8811. for arrnh Wsnnsa. Weii, T neys and Rbrarlod-nflron. f)n..-i t-. i t, ated by Irvlneton C srs-. e A .'o c -., I .US. Snead. Pr..-3i:cr. j t. - J.. C-S1S2. E. 14trt am r-T' - . In advance."