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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON IS THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1821. 1 BY RALPH WATSON Scenic Preservation Association! Formed; dcott Is President fttrpHEnrKE havlu a sal on figs -a- down at the grocery." T, . Paar .remarked casually as he scanned the e renin paper. ""Don't you think you'd better so down ad order a hundred pounds or so? "What?" Ma asked In astonishment. "What on earth'd we ever do with that many flgrs?" "Tljey'ra very sUrnuiatin! when they're fixed up right," T, Paer answered, nd everybody says it's goin' to be a hard winter." "What's that got to do with it?" Ma quizzed. "You don't calculate to use 'em in place of aL do your" "We might," T. Paer grinned. "I seen fellah all net up on 'em Just the other night Be was as lit up as a community Christmas tree." "So." Ma said evenly, "that's what you want the hundred pounds for, is It? If any of them thtngs're brought into this house they'll be heaved out in the street." . , ' "Nobody said anything about bringtn' era in the house," T. Paer evaded. "They's lota of room in the basement" "They's not room enourh for them" Ma answered firmly. "nd while I'm thinking- about it," she continued, "you needn't bring- home them hops you was paomnr about, neither." - "I want a hop pillow." T. Paer pro tested. "It's a sure cure for asthma 'nd hay fever." -"LTi, huh." Ma sniffed, Tve noticed though that you're apter to use 'em in your stomach than under your head." "They're fine for a poultice when you got a stomach ache," T. Paer admitted. "I don't know anything- that'll beat 'em." "I . said In, not on," Ma corrected. "What're you trying to do-; get the house' raided?" V Ain't you read the papers?" T. Paer asked. . "Congress's took an awful wallop at the dry law." ' "What's it done now?" .Ma asked quickly. "I've been expecting something to happen ever sinoe that new bunch got In." "It's put the con back in the constitu tion," T. Paer told her, T-rom now on a man's home's his oastle." ;, "Well," Ma answered, "from what I've read about castles they's lots of things done in 'em that oughtn't to be done." , "Maybe .they is, T. Paer conceded, "but when castles was the fashion the cops couldn't kick the door down unless they heard somebody noilerln. "What's the new law say?" Ma asked curiously. "We was wondering' about it at the Circle just yesterday." "It says." T. Paer explained, "that when a cop smells jam cookin' in the kitchen he's got to. go tell the judge about it 'nd get a warrant before he can bust into the back door 'nd carry the stove on lor evidence. "Nobody was ever arrested for making jam." Ma objected, "They's mighty few of 'em been arrested that did'nt have it coming to 'em." "I ain't join to argue about that," T. Paer said. "Besides I'm just teUln you what congress's did." "Well thank goodness. It don't make no difference what it's done." Ma said fervently, "We got a law in Oregon that wasn't wrote by the wets." "I'll say . you have." T. Paer ad mitted, "It'd make the Sahara desert dje of thirst." "It's like it ought to be," Ma, said en. thusiastlcally, "They ain't going to be no drunkard's graves in this state with that law in force." ""No," T, Paer agreed, "The fellahs that go up against what they can find now dayi'll die of liver complaint 'nd dynamited kidneys before they can get to where the pink eyed elephants 'nd the two-hoaded snakes live." "Well," Ma said pitilessly. "The world wouldn't miss them that do much I guess." ' "That do what?" T. Paer asked. "Prink home' brew 'nd stuff like that." Ma snapped. "I wonder," T. Paer mused. "Maybe not." he added reflectively, "but if ail of 'em was to be took that do there'd be a awful big crop of wldders 'nd old maids carryin bokays to the graveyard I next Decoration day." . Salem, Aug- 25. With Governor Ol oott as president and Harold C Jones of Portland, secretary, temporary organi sation of the Scenic Preservation asso ciation of Oregon was effected at a meeting in the - executive offices here Wednesday afternoon. Others in at tendance at the meeting, called by the governor, included Fred Kiser, J. H. Rankin, L. A. Nelson, George Cecil. Henry Fries, W. C Culbertson and John B. Teon of Portland; Herbert Nunn, state highway commissioner ; F. A. El liott, state forester, and T. K. McC roe key, manager of the Salem Commercial club. Organisations represented at the meet ing included the Portland Kiwanls dub, Portland Ad club. Portland Chamber of Commerce, Portland Realty board, Salem Commercial club, state highway com mission and the United States forestry service. Bylaws win be drafted and a perma nent organisation perfected at another meeting to be called by the governor. Resolutions adopted at Wednesday's ses sion call upon commercial and civic bodies throughout the stats to lend their cooperation to the movement for the preservation of the state's scenic beau ties. Welfare Worker to Visit Postoffice Dr. Lee K. Frankel, welfare director of the United States postoffice depart ment, is the guest of Postmaster Jones. Dr. Frankel is making a tour of the larger postof fices throughout the coun try to discuss the organisation of local welfare councils at the postofiicea in the various cities. A national welfare council was organized July 27. and it Is now planned to organize local welfare councils at postof rices and other' points where the number of employes justifies such a council. The American Red Cross society is cooperating with Dr. Frankel in the organization of the local societies They will undertake to furnish first aid kits at cost where desired at postofflces or in the railway mail service, and will also organize first aid classes at points in the postal service where they have local Red Cross chapters, PACIFIC HIGHWAT POBTTAhD-OKXGON CITY miilei ot ef Panne hiss? v went aMe. paved end apes to Giraia eerie; anrfer eoaatraeataa and eloeed frees ClanavorHa Oreene OKy. ""'- fie aaooJd take the Atirwaakte etreet ar weans (tract roe toe en the Mrt aMe au of Portland, paved t Orecan CM; no sewera. OREGON CITT-CAJfBT Paved. CANBT BAHLOW Old wed timuH en ee- eoaix of twin to MolaU liver Bi(wev opea uwpcranij:, sraveled end to ODDditMO. BARLOW-ATJBOkA Paveajent seder eoa etrwetiea mad nichwae eleeed: eaumr via old road. wfejeh crawled and In swoa eoaoiaoa. AUBORAAUH rtM enure g A KKW. ALBANY On aceoant ei twins W tnm the and of Sooth OoeanraFrial UaeC Salem, to a eonaecUon with the faeine hirtway, will be aeeeatarv fee traffie to a b, ..it r a.l.Bi via South Twelfth tercet lor about aix weeks. Taroasa traffic ehould to east aa Ceart or I tit streets to Tweuxn ann, hna. n- h m. m nniri ait OB UU awee to Twelfth etreet. Detour south OB Twelfth treat t4 turn to left at end of paveawni. paet the feeble Blinded eeaooi ana toe m u-u-lu-j t. th Pi btala ereak. BCBoat neaae. twain to the rtsht aad H"l the hishway at a point aaeth of Grabeakafst eoreara, (rem whick poiat take sew peeeavBt v nin in... riin, m iia mora saTeai.at than prerioas detour aad seod rack or roaS throBsOout. ITU roa Between ua Albany ia JadeBaBdeBca, ia sot daertable at ki. tkm MBat Widae kiat aoeta. ef Bracks careeia aloud a tapaiia, BaeaauUtlnt a tons da tear Betweea Braaka oomen aad In dependence ee eery dnaty road, gisna dueet taie tmrfia hare hee areeted by the eeonty. ALBANY-JUNCTION CITY Either waat ar aatt aide route eaa be traveled. The eaat ckte mmntm ia nmYkMl tna BBOBV QWIU IOT thraoch traffte. u H a teveral aula ahofter and baa bo dnaty detmrav EAST BIDE KOUTai UtWOI aroqaa puim ODerationa between Atnaay aad HarrUborf, de tour (tartinc t aooth city UbuU of Albany to the right. foUewins aicna via the eat eida Albany-Careallia road throojh Feoria to Hama kxiwm .Maine the VfOlameUa ri.er at that point by a pawat ferry. Good sreTled road throufb- Ottte WEST BIDE ROCTE Good from Albany to Oorrallia, detoariag out of CorraOis, follow: Waat oa Jeffenos atreet, foUowins the rhiiootath read to Mount I'nion eenetery, tbeaea aowth aeraea Brewna brido orer Marya rier. thenoa aeath throeeh Oakridsa to Beater eraek. tnrn aaat fane miiea and niasnine the highway about eaves BtUea tooth of CorralUs. foUowins Btais highway through lfaaroa to Janetion City; ,n,t fm Monroe to Junction City. JUSiCTIOJI CIYY-COTTAGB QBOVE (Ut roach Eugene) Paved from Junetioa City t F.unana and from there raved to Goahen; highway ekwed at Ooaben, de touring East ecioa. the WillameUa ive through Cloverdala and a.ir.a r.ak aeraaa the vlvev about one mile enuth of Creewell; thence to the eld Faeifia highway about two mile south of CresweU; graveled toad from there to Walker! paved from Walker to louage u DIYTDE-OAKLAXD At a noine about two avUea aoJ of Ihvide. and alae at e noint ap prMurtataty fivo auiea aonh of Pram, owing to eanel rnetiaei Bperationa and so available de- touia. it ia i 17 that the road bo ckeed eseapt betweea) the aosm of a p. m. end T .Stt a m.i a few miavlea at 10 a. : between Boos aad 1 n. avt ana for sboot ia aainotee at S p. aa. PaveaaeBt being iaid aooth from Divide aad eaoth tram Aalauf. KxeaUeBt aaae adam from) Divide to a peaat B.7 aatiee aoath ef YeacaUs sad tnm there it ia paved ta Oak- OAKT.AMVgrTHrRr.ir raved. S C T UKRLI.N -RO KB L' RO Paring wader way batw.tn ButherUa aad Bee easts and urmirf ba aioaa the road eaeent for a tow miautaa at 10 . m.; 12 boob to 1 p.-(a.; a few Bviasu it I pi m., aad betweea p. m. and 8 a. at. Travel can detour via tnooavta tuu route, tuning oft the highway at atherUs and re- Wrninii at Wilbur. H08ERrBi,-MXKTLX rREKs raved. htYRTLB CKKXKlAKIONVILLai Daaaat via Hkidle: mnub and alow. P. U. : 1:01 It :S 10:2 112 11:11 IS :6a 1:11 1:14 aAJLBSYIIXB-WOLr CBEEK Aboot mflea aoath at GeJeavUla tfana a being de toured duriss working hour via Glandato e Stage Boad peaa: at Stage Bead Pam another auort umr l nunumry. WOLT CREKK-GKAVB CREKa raved. GBAVE CBJalBAliTt PAh4 tie ad bms- adam. GRANTS PASS through Vadford and J- land) -CALIFORNIA UNE Paved. COUVMBIA RITKB HIUHWAI A STOR1A-POETLAXD raved except thronxh Bamier. PORTUAJID-HOOD KIT KB Paved, HOOD BIVKB-MOSIKB It mUaa paved balance good macadam. aiosiKK-TiiK u a 1 .1 ,Ji raring operaoon under way; road ilend from I t a. a It 10 p. at. aad from I p. m. to 0 p. m. Traffia eas oeumr wax awree. auto mu a. au new. detour fair. tux UAUXs-kirrMi jusicrios th aew road aull eloaed ob aeeoant of reck eat at Capo Barn; take naaal road over hill; goad gravel road betwees ut ucecuuue nver eaa UeriBnev Junction. HcrrM.a Jl'!CTn).1. TUkOUUH UtA T11.IA AMI) KCUO. TO PlDUtT0-W ioe4 graveled road throughout. WEST rJIDK PACIFIC H10HWAT POBTLAND-NEWBXBU Paved; through taaiftcto point aauth or want of Daytaa ahould take the Chehalem vaUey road from hewberg to Lafayette oe Yamhill. NKWBERG DLMJtJt Pavameet open for local traffic. DON D1C B-DAYTON Under aamwatian aad closed. DAYTON-ST. JOE Graveled aad is fair eow- ditioa. ST. JOE McMINNVIU Paved. McaflN.NVlLLE-AMlTY-ot'aa old road which ia graveled but rough. AMITY-HOLMES GAP Paved except abort graveled atretch near Holave Gap. HOLMES GAP BICBRKAU, Tnder aoa .truction; open and payable but rough. RICE REA LL-MU muijth rareo. lilTIAQ K GBO "nVDITIDnV Pavemeat b I 0 MOUTH-CORVALLiS p aln eaa mil Pth of Cottage Grow; no de- aeven aunt uaa mm - - eleerd to trafTio. Traffio eVtowved vis Mea moeib and Imtrpendeneo and Saver. " Jttruogk ava. r tuasi jaauatvvjag . ASTOR1A-SKABIDK Paved or planked to hfuea Cveeamgl Miiae Cvowang-Sreeirta. vara hter vtOe euaoft pevod oigbt aulea. balance part planked ar graveied. part eenn read to fair eeav diUao except bfteg ralaa. Tia Wareetttaa. BaeV ooautracoaa trees htiiea Crriiat to VVamwava eutofr; ainge track pavement opea bat aabject to delaya; Wamalea eatofl Warrentoai to Cotambia Beach, paved. letear via the oeeaa beach from'Uahtmbia Beaeh to Oaarbat eseapt frem :. aa. to .D I. av. the hiahway being under mnelrai Ihm and aieeed itaiina the day; Oaarhart to Inaiti, eieali track panmiat. Vxm a period of two aoura at high ode tea Boar Before ami aa noar aneri rt at aaadvambm to attempt the beach detoar betweea Caiwmbie Beaeh and Gearhart. The high tJdee darmg the oat w n1 are aa louowa: A. M. rvtday. Ass. 0 Baturaar. Ass. 37 T J1 Sunday. Aug. 28 t:4T Monday. Aug. ZS Tuaaday, Aag. SO., 1:S Wedaeeday. Aas. SI....... 11:S Tharaday. Sept, I Pnday. Sept. 3 17:14 Saturday. Kept. S 10-' u u . . . .a SEABIDK-TIIJAMOOK 'COTTNTY US Graveled aad ra good eandrtiaa to Caaaoa Beach Jaaeuea; aanww angle traok svavaied read fraa Cannea Biaab Jnjertioa ta Hamlet Jmnotioe aad from Hamlet Juaetioa to TiUsaMufc county line, aew rocked road ia fair eradidnaa. TnXAMOOK COl'XTY UN AVTHXAlf OOK. avacaaa o giaieled to Hobaeavuie, law: newly graveled betweea Hebeoevule and Bivaedaa) and aid read beuer going until new gravel ia 000. peetod. fader aaaarurtiaa and reaah bat Paae- able betweea BJverdaJe aad Vi'Uaoa nver; paved Uiraoa river to Tillaavaok. TILIAMOOK.BEAV EU Paved ta Ptovaot TaUey; under eeawtreetiou betwiea Pleamnt Vai tey aad llemwek. reqairins Baa of old road which a graveled and fait; paved. HwMack Beaver. aV SKATER HEBO Csder rough but pen hie. HERO-CIOVERT1AIX traveled aad fair. CLOV ERDALlt hkE0WLi Bough and barrow but paaeabla. Soatherq pert of ooaet hlehway: NORTH RKXD-M ARB RFUCIJ Fair. MAK."HnKIJBA-NLX)N Itevea DovO (pad fair; gncd via Coquille eo. B A N r0? CALIXRXIA UH Earth road in fair condition. NT. HOOD IOO f HIGHWAY PORTLAND-SANDY Paved to Graaham: take bluff read, which a graveled aad is good ooadition from Graaham te Sandy. SANDY-SALMON RJTER Under earMtruc tioa; read not set eleaed but through traffic to petaui aft e Sal Boa river i reoaeatad to take Marmot road, whteh will avoid bad aeotiooa of highway and probable ' delay at point of con struction. MeMI9XYILLE.TILI.Ajf OOK HIGHWAY McMTNSTnJ-SHERtDAJf Paved, BHKXIA.W-WIU-AMLNA UBaer aad eeagh but pawabla, WILLAat INA-UKBO Good macadam to Tharp Quarry; under aoaatrnotiaa and rough bat pea. hie fram Tharp Quarry to Baatiy Junction: good mars dam. BeaUy Junotiea to See Ranch ; goad macadam from Bee Ranch to Aider creek, with eccce improvement work under way: maaadim ia toad oeeditioa. Alder ereeh-Hehw- HtBOTlLLAMOOK Cadee eaaasroetiaa gad raajfi to Bearer; pared Beaver to YaBey. ta eainas ana e aid aoad which ia giaiaeiS and bun pave paart lfalmp-TilUmink COITlLUS-KWrORT HIGHWAY COALY ALUS- WBJUt Threagh V BEN-BLODGgTT Detour ever GeOaUy aiU. BlXllai E TT-A KM rtllT Urar auaatraa- tioa. pat apSS at ell hoam: Kir- VrKEXZTK HIGHWAY raJriSXD-BELXXAP Brarxos Good ee-awtnap 9priaaa T ' MrkKUlI PAa Tain S18YERU3MO.l-Marnatia. 1 avat to muffin. Rhodium 14ILLN BTTrLLM Coed ernvaWd road. FRIXEVILI-E-VTTrHri J rla unaa taoa and rough to Korea, bcauadary: rock ad to Bammit sad ia good aadUios; ovea to ana bitb iraat sumaut to Mitraall aad mia .KLAHATH rALLrUCBATEB LAKK HIGHWAY Travel advhad to go aa east aide of lake rood macadam ftuaa . P to Bareav Scwiaa tiarcmy Bariusa-Lamma MiH, BeoaaUy STaued and raagh aw aarfaaias baa ya bees, aane; Uaai MUt-Vrilhamana nveg. duMy; tteh hajaca ery Uratar Laa, eeoeiteat aeaiiiiua. HEDFOBD-CB.ATER LAKE HIGHWAY Traffic advwed to take rente via Central Peat. Kywewbndsa trail aad MeXeod; toad via Eagle foist. Boeaa Creak acbool aooae. Darby vend and MeLeed. aka traveead: tout bean. aava eea ereeted at too avka and uaaa are iniiic TTJALAT19 HIGHWAY POHTLAXlVOASTOJt Paved eatua diet nek ad opea f t raftie oioapt ahan detour at kW em Qrovo city Umito acoouat ef bridge under repair. GASTON -COTE OKCHAB-P Cloeod - detomr via west aide of Wapho lake. COVB ORCHAHlMcMrN'TILUI ' Paved euuro nminco except inroagb too a or Jai WILLAHETTH VALLEY FIOSKKCK HIGHWAY Pair to Hortoa (over High Pam road) : forked ana in lair aoadiuna fram Haraea to Bktehiy. tlw Paw ctMd aoaeaat of eanatrurtinai. BOSBBtTBG-COOS BAY HIGHWAY Coo Bay wagoa road aaw ta fair eoadttioa. Uw opea via Praia aad Allegany, but rough and alow. THE BALLES-CALirOENIA HIGH WAY THE DALLES MADRAS Fair through Da- fur, Maupia. BeAooeaa aad Cruertoa. Aphilopa to Vladraa. Madme Bead-f ew mtceiitm or gravel pa Borei eonoiaea. BENDAJXXNS RAX Cg ( mDaa) Ma-aadamiaed. AlAXNS RANCH BAND CBEEE Beagh aad duaty. SAND CREEK KLAMATH AGENCY Goad to fnh hatchery aad from thaw tough aad full af rncka. KLAMATH AGENCY-LAMMS MILL Gang dirt mad. LAMMS MILL-BARCLAY SPRINGS hewiv traded but not y auvfaced: auiie tough. BARCLAY SPRINGS KLAMATH tkULA New'.y macadamiaed. KLAMATH PALLS CALIFORNIA BTATB LINK Mradmiar.l to Morrill; balance SAerd Sift roan. Erection of Phone Vr Poles on Highway v Is Opposed hy Yeon SaJem, A as;. 2S.OppagdtkMi at the state hlfewY annalaatoai t the sree- tk et poles the rfaef side o( the. lover Cotumbi river highway by - the -Postal TelecrapV company was voiced In heart as before the public senrlce wwoirnlasion here Wednaaday afteroejoav The state hlghwaya are its anew aii dowa, accordinc to John 9L Teon, state highway . coin mlaa toner, who declared that the erecUaa ot the pole line would mar the scenic beauty ot the atenvsy in question nad leave a bad Tret Ibv-presaiop- with the tourists who trveJ that road- - - - Teon insists that the wire et tna Postal company can be placed en the pales of the Pacific Telephone 4 Ywle-- graph company, already erects on, tna -upper" side pi the n ism way. Erectioa af the poles was halted by order ef the public serwte eeaml ran seversi weeks- age. pendla the forvaal heartntN The tjuoetloa has been taken under advisement by the eomantoalen. . Residents Oppose , Negro Gyiianasiuin Whether the city council has any ltaj authority to Interfere with the opeyeUe . ef a ryranaaluro In eoameeMoa. with a necre church at location near Wimajrts areaue sad TiUamook street- la oues tion which the council has inferred X City Attorney OranL Twenty-feur rear-. denta of that district hAve asked the . council not to grant a permit tor the-" erection and rnalntenanoa ef the gym nasium there. CASADIA5 HSRO IS YISITOE Canby. Aug. 24. Alfred Swanby si Vanoouver. H. C Is in Canhy en visit. He enlisted In the first Canadian army' in 1914 M a trooper and tu of the first men to go overaaAa. Ks wu promoted from troopar te captaai in the aviation corps and feutht in paost of the principal battles, being wounded three times and gnaaod. He won many deeoraUons and medals, both British nd French. ... ' ' --- -v Auto Fitted Up Like Home s H bT sf, , , t kt H H b bt Ohio Couple Solve Problem BRINGING UP FATHER (Re U. g. Pataat Offtovl By George McManui ,. Hardwood floor, quarter-sawed ' oak I ceiling, pongee silk curtains these afe tome of the luxuries that are -to be found In the little tan and brown "auto , house" perched on a truck, the property of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schieuter of To ledo,' Ohio, who, having gypsied for the last year, are now enjoying the hospi tality of Portland's automobile camp ground. .'. " Auto camp grounds, long cross icoun tr trips with camping outfits, are un known In our part of the country," said Mr. Schieuter, "so I just had to figure it out myself. I have changed and im proved our outfit until now If I were building another I 4on't know of many ' changes I would make. I first laid the floor, making it 12x feet. Then the bed was the next consideration. This is built crosswise at the back and folds up into a couch during the day, the mat trees being in two pieces.' Here we have eight little cupboards, two for shoes and stockings, one for drugs, one for dishes. one for toilet articles and others for . canned roods and utensils.. The large drawers under the bed are for clothing. We find the little refrigerator on of our most useful pieces of furniture, the two-burner oil stove answers all cooking purposes and because we have a col lapsible oven, we occasionally have a fresh apple pie. A table pulls Into place. wnen ine Dea is made up. TTJB AD WASHBOARD "That big round box on the rear of the house is usually mistaken for a tire . box and occasionally people have in quired if this was a gospel wagon, think ing mat concealed tne drum, but as a matter of fact, the tub and washboard are insiae. unaeg-neatn tne car are small drawers or cupboards for emerg ency supplies and tools. "We went to California over the Santa Pe trail last fall and with the excep tion or a few months last winter when we occupied the home" of a friend in Pasadena, we have lived In this little ' house. We have been as far south as the Mexican line and as. far north as the British Columbia line. We originally Intended returning to San Francisco to live, but we have about made up our minds to stay in Ojegon, and In, that event the little house will be for sale." ENGLISH COUPLE SURPHJWED "I have only been out from England eight months, and upon my word I never saw such cars with such impedimenta, tents and beds and stovee and all the rest," said Mrs. F. H." Halstead. who, with her husband, are returning to their home in Vancouver, after a "six weeks' trip as far south as San Diego. "Camp-; ing like this is unknown in England. I don't know why, except that I guess we have no room there, but I think it is great fun. I am almost accustomed to the dirt, that was my greatest triaL" "We have been to the Yellowstone, and of course it was beautiful ; but we near ly froxe," said Mrs. L. EL Stevenson of , Albuquerque, N. M. "We had hail and ice during the first week of August, and of course our blood is thin, and with three kiddies, I nearly got enough caftp ing. We have been out three months, but are on our way back now." Mr. Stevenson, Frances, Henry and William make up the patjy.. J FROM LOOMIS,-JEBRASKA ; Mr. and Mrs. D. EL Hart and sons, Arthur, Walter and Leroy of Loom la. Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Hart and daughter and son, Gladys and Clinton. v of Red Oak. Iowa drove into camp Tuesday afternoon, having come by way of Salt Lake, Idaho and down the Co lumbia highway, which they declared to be the finest bit of scenery they had encountered. "I'm glad it's about time ' for school to be pin, because we will have V to stop and put the children in school. . said the elder. Mrs. Hart, "and that will euit me, for I've had about all of this o . I want." 4 Mr. and Mrs. t. K. Thompson. RoUin and Dorothy Thompson. Mr., and Mrs. C. N. Thompson and Miss Mabel Thorn p- . son of Hewitt, Minn, arrived in a big touring car with a commodious trailer Tuesday afternoon. "I have been in the mercantile business, ?but ' have disposed of my interests, and am ready to locate in the west, wherever it looks best," said Mr. Thompson Jr. ' "OSB WIFE OJIXT" , "We Just brought one wife each on the ; - trip. We find they get along better if L they aren't herded too closely together," ? sacetiously declared Charles H- Elliott I and M. A. Scott of Salt Lake, who ap parently inougni 10 ioresiaii any Kid ding" on the part of the reporter on the I fact that they hailed from the "City .of Batata." The two parties went first to ine xtuowstone, then back to Salt Lake. and now are on their way from British Columbia to Los Angeles for the winter. and possibly to remain. Mrs. Melissa Riordan. her daughter. Miss Laura Redman, and Miss Margaret Uotch of Ogden constitute an "all. woman" party, one of the few that has visited the camp ground. "We sot into ram storms and sand storms, and had a blowout at one place where the wind was blowing so hard I thought I couldn't keep my feet long enough to fix It," said Miss Redman, who is the driver. "We came in last Thursday, and we like Portland fine. We have come to locate." Jack Frazer and J. L. Bonaly of Mil- tonvale, Kan. ; George Cooper and Harry Zea of Valpariso, indL, arrived in the park Tuesday from Telle wstone, where they " have been employed for the last two months In the government fish hatcheries. "We like the Northwest and would like to stay if we can get work," said the, spokesman of the party. FDTPS.BCTLDIXG ACTITE 'There Is more building going on right here in Portland than in all the other cities we have passed through since we left Rochester,' said Frank Pardy, who wiux Airs, pardy and their three chil dren, Richard,' Eva and-Doris, have ar rived to make this city their home. Mr. Pardy. Is a contractor, , so Portland's building activity looks promising to him. "We expected to stay here one day and we've been here a, week, but we are surely leaving tomorrow for California," said J. & Savage ot Buffalo. N. T. Mr. and Mrs. B, P. Bogue of Casper. Wyo., who are on their way to California for the winter, are spending several days in the park. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dahlman of Blackfoot. Idaho, who are looking for a location, say that Oregon farms look good to them. OTHER LATE ABRIYALS Late arrivals at the camp ground are : W. J. Mitchell, Wv-AU1b, George Draper, Denver H. O. Watt. E. Chapman, G. T. Robinson, G. A. Courtney. Seattle ; B. C. Hutehens, Earl Schull, Walla Walla ; E. J. . Fisher, - Bremerton ; C. W. Powers. Roseburg ; J. H. Jensen, Blair: J. M. Evans, J. p. Herring. & B. Curry, F. R. NoyesE. B. Wiggins, Los Angeles: B. A. Thompson. Glendora ; B- G. Ragsdale. L. P. Albert; L. A. Peterson, Boise ; C. R. Hussy, San Francisco ; W. D. McLain Verdi, Nev. ; L J. Newman, North Bat tleford i E. B. Keeton. Minneapolis ; J. A. Raltt, Santa Ana : P. ModahL Tacoma ; L. M. Johnson,' Wills pa; R Johnson, Kingsbury, Cat ; A. Rystrom. W. J. Os boro, Tacoma; J. A. Smith. La Grande: D. K. Kastner, Chicago; E. H. Gay. Long Beach; H. R. Snyder. Elko Nev.; R. R. Roberts, Aberdeen; G. A.' Hart man. El Centro; K. Kuntsen, Turlock ; F. Wade. Cedar Rapids ; J. J. Stoves, Santa Ana ; M. L. Thompson. Pendle ton ; E. E. Clark. Heppner ; W. H. Crop per, Bellingham ; J. E. Jones. Chehalls ; P. L. Roberts, Aberdeen; J. F. Water- nouse,. Cincinnati; W, E. Smith, Stan- neid; Dave Blyth, Granger; I. C. Doo Iittle, Cottage Grove: L. E. Steven. Frederickstown. JJo. ; M. H. Scott, cl h ElUott, Salt Lake. J. Benson. Toledo. Wash. : J H. F. Noon. Bellingham ; L HoHer. Gold en dale; W. H. Abbott, Edmunds. Wash.; W. J. , Kllbourn. t OvstervillA- a vj Brooks, Mandoto ; H. Dieper. Sterling Cokx.; D. L. Leaton. Newberg : J. R Rankin. Albany ; J, S. Eisele, Meton ; G. L. Thompson, N. A. Jenner, Corvallis : W. Murray, Oakland ; W. G. Wllkina T. 11. Avers. J. K. Thomas. Los Angeles : loungson, ueixou: VI- L. Hartyen. Pittsburg : W. L. Cook. M. R. Stuart Ontario; H, A. Buchard. King City; C. Hoyne, Minneapolis; H. H, Overma: G Brooman. Cincinnati; A. C. CrahdaU Monmouth ; J. E. Mooney. Wilkins. Okla.; J. L. Walker. Ontaha : FL Frederickson, Butte; L. S. Irvine, Red mond; R. P. Putnam. J. R. Mark. Colo rado v Springs ; Dr. E. R. Rohrbrandf, Casper. Wyo.; J. T, S. Chlenton, To ledo; & B. Bennett, Drake. N. D. ; D. A. Gray. J. W. Wise, Long Beach; E H. Beake. Dunningan, Colo. ; G. II. Forbes. Salina, Kan.; R. Munger. T. Marshall, Porterville ; E. Benson, Fertile. MinnesoU; C E. Sutton, San Jose; D. Cummings. Tulsa; P. N. Knowles, Du fur; P. Cutter, Idaho Falls; K. J. Han son. Sonoma; IV H. Throde, Feoria; J. Waterhouse. Cincinnati ; M. C Lambert. MUwaukee ; C. T. Warren, New York City $ W T. Harper, "Kenti Dr. Wood ard, Dentoa, Mont : W. L. Bird. La Verne, Cal. : P. Adklns, Bluefield. W. Va-i C W. Dobson, T. Pratt, M. R. Hart, Boise; J. J. Little, Minneapolis i J. B, Berry. Solomon, Kan. ; H. W. Halwe, Fayette,- Ark. ; J. FVynn. Sidney, Mont. ; S. Cahoon, New- Westminster. B ' C : n C Moore, Monticello, Iowa ; G. ' G. Car man. Grand Rapids ; J. SE. . Andrews. Harrison. Ark.; C. D. Tales, Kellogg. r 1 V0U LOOK INI FOH I J SV p' IT MUST aa7gSaaBBaaana mmmWmmVm'ym' NVHV 0Of(T VOO AOvWTtSK J IM THE PAPtRS aVUO OFTtR J A RtWARP? ( ' jr jrf ( 4 1 Wr- IxLL wiLuoo H 1 A. ' ' U 1 J IM THE LAST PLAC 1 WORKED THE MISTRESS l-OST A ViMOLt OrrEREOA REWARD- 0 I OFFERED A REWARD- J . 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