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' liTE 0HEG0N DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON. '
FRIDAY; MAY 26, 1922.
!Auto iVanguard Hitting Camp
4, - at a '-'at. 'at"" at at at , at ' u -.at" at
Edrtlarid Is Goal for Toiirist
T'
i
like the .birds that Or. to the JJorth,
theeprine; flock of modem fcirpsies are
arriving- t the JUuttlcipal Auto capsp
tround frotn.CaHfornf- They re
perchin for a while ana unr'.4t; wpue
they t&ilc of staying s month or maybe
two, and tfaen'ot roinsr north to Briusj
Columbia ; until rMw flies. -when s4bmT
iy go to Florida for the next winter. A
aPW carefree, healthy lot are they,; e
iotor fpsy fipeciea, who come and go
aa they choos with nothing. muc'J to
other them. ' . -"i.
1 Not alt. the campers are, however, so
carefree, for some are looking: fr work
and travel the health way partly -he
eanse they believe it to be more econom
ical. While they like it. there a ton
fC aaxietyln Cielr "voices as they: talx
r tne neea lor firming worm.
Then there are those who are camp-
re for health reason alone, bat these
f oon become carefree, fori thejr, gained
t their health .before they ever reached
Portland and are fast becoming- dyed-in
the-wool errpsiea who will never be con-
; s tent to go back to a, four-wjTjarewall
"I The auto camp grounds ' show la few
: nprovements this year, to the extension
of electric light lines, the addition of a
eW wash tubs, a new comfort atatjon or.
two. a new store buildlns and a general
cleaning; op.;
iJust about the happiest, people at the
mptrounda are , Mr. and : Mrs. Ellis
Williamson f Hot Sprlngsy Ark. .WU
liajuon was punung pis ifiunrouuo,iu()
hen The Journal representative callefl.
and his wife had started dinner. But
glad, to have visitors X should say they
were," and to snow Just now tney nve a
la nypey. Tha WUUsmsons travel with
oorofort, becanse the- rnissus insists it is
Just as easy. They have a nifty square
trnt and a bed that' Is Just as comfort-
ahle with its springs and mattress, as
any they ever slept on at home..
"It all folds up." Mrs. V. explains.
"The springs fold in four parts, and the
j mattress likewise..
Mrs. Williamson looks the picture of
health. And yet she will , tell you that
they took to the road because she was
can the vergre of neryoos prostration and
for a month at a time wouldn't sleep a
alcgre night, "They; had a fine business
ih Hot Springs, plutnhlng, and they bad
' d nevr house, all newly furnished. And
they sold it an out at a sacrifice, so that
they could get into the open and the wife
-.ecu Id regain her health.
They started on January 7, and it
wasn't any time until Mrs. "Williamson
forgot there ever had been nights when
she couldn't .sleep. !
- I "I don't believe I Will ever be able to
fettle down any more, she says. We
1 have had such a good time and such
good roads. We have had a grand trip
very minute, Irith a change in scenery
almost every day. We will be surprised
. it we see any swellerecenery anywhere
than we have already seen In Oregon
and California." . 1
The Williamsons plan to go to Alberta
'next. They will have 'company from
now on. for they have persuaded their
sister, Mrs.. I. Haywood of Omaha, to
Join them. Mrs. Haywood will artve by
tain about Friday and the whole party
will-probably pull up stakes Sunday.
The- Williamsons have become so fond :
of the West,i; they plan to i locate here
permanently, when they have completed J
tjeir travels., They have not yet decided
upon the town. M .L .
"Several Portland people came eat
he re the other day, : said Mrs. William
sen, "to look us oyer. . Many of them
hd never seen their own auto camp
ground. They - hesitated and acted - as
though they' wanted to see how we lived,
bet as though they dared not speak, to
u, fearing we were different from thenv
and might have an extra, set of legs or
something. But when Z invited them
over jthey came gladly and we had such
a nice visit.. We discovered several per
sons whom we both knowsSf r' 'H'i-
--" :.'::f ' -.'- . - ::f v'-v'- hs
Mr. and Mrs. Wllliara Luthe " from
Ohio and Mrv'and; Mrs.i.A J."- Cookeriy
irom Indianapolis, Ind., i both young
marled couples, have become, -veteran
gypsies, and like it. It was August of
last year when they left home, and they
don't intend to: go back,. unUl aboot
July, 192i. . They spent tha greater part
of the winter In Pasadena, camping out
all the time. Then they. went into the
Sugarpine country for a while and into
the snow. They tried to get Into the
Tosemite valley, but ' the snow was too
deep. - They . will remain in Portland
about two months, taking various trips
out from here. ' -
The Lrtithes and Cbokerlys have gradu
ated from -about the first three stages
of auto bummers .and have reached the
point where they enjoy sorrjfe of the more
strenuous trips, and more- secluded
camping spots. They like to leave their
automobiles and take real climbs and
get into the ' snow and hunt and all
sorts of things. They plan- to climb
Mount Hood - and several other peaks
while they are here. Then they will go
to . British Columbia.
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H. Quigley, his mother and their little
dog, "Finnegan, are among the happiest
campers - at the park. Mrs, Quigley is
little old-fashioned lady who is one
of the finest scouts In the workVand she
knows how to camp. Their home is in
Pittsburg, Fa. Last year tney took a
little jaunt to .Chieaga. - The Quig-leys
used to live in Seattle -and they have
relatives In. Tacoma whom they will
visit on. the way. One of , the Quigieys
is in the service hospital 'there.,
"Flnnegan" is about as big as; a min
ute, very short legged, and fat as a roll
of " butter. And Finnegan almost seats
up any -visitor. Out comes .his 'little
tongue and he licks vociferously, until
something else distracts his attention.
The Quigieys will be at the camp until
Monday. . . ...
TThe A. A. Kelson family drove in from
Pocatello, Idaho, and while, the .children
are romping about and having the time
of their lives, the father: is looking for
work. They don't like- Idaho, with
nothing but sand an& sagebrush and
they had once lived near the coast, so
back they came.
W.C Halloa former Portland news
paper man, who Is now a printer, on the
Sacramento Bee, was at the camp
grounds Wednesday with his wife and t-
J ear -old daughter, i They are headed
for Haines, Or., to visit Mrs. Halt's
father, Henry Stewart.
This is the first vacation Hall has had
for three years and he making the
most of it. T think "the ride from the
top of the Siskiyou : mountains to Port
land is one of the most delightful I have
ever taken." be saiL "And Z have been
on a great many rides- over, Jthe coun
try. At this time of the year we were
both struck particularly with the beauty
of the entire route. ' Ashland has one of
the most beautiful parks I have ever
seen." The Halls will spend several
months at Haines. .
' -. - -
The '7 and; 9-yearMld daughters' of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLeod of Van
couver, is. v-, are. czceiieni. oaracera anu
entertained several of theieamper with
the Highland: : Sing1 andrtother dances.'
The Mcljeods stopped at the camp
grounds on their way to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Thomas Adams of Little Rock,
Ark, .does all the driving for her family
because Adams himself is blind. But
Just the sum he Is enjoying the ex-perieneav
cawLttta; hseoa side !."" - -j:J-
COAST HIGHWAY CLATSOP AMD T1ULA-
, MOOK COUNTIES
astacu-Sooide Fs.rcd..vw VkanatMi: W
nratom eatof f , 1 hk mtiet -at ood ntwada
a.. 1 4 waiitm mf dwt&nea.
- KMah-Hiiai Urmia -t rocked aattr. B-
.tunt; ander eoaatraeaoa near TuiamokrClataa
eooBtr Jibs, ptmut snd.xur toiag.
- i JUiuni-Wiiioii JUw Cnnreledi. cood eeodV
Sen. ' ----- -" - J-,j is - - ! .-
i Wfliea KiT-TaUBook-4tnl ' - : !
"' -Tiiiuwok-BcaMr-Ised. except mOm st
PlMiut Taller. wfaldi is aader eoortructtem
Sctaor via old mad, snveied sad te fair eaDdt-
bob. - ; ' i -t-- -
mu -Hebo This ssetJa is uaisr mssUi
tua. but is odess at all aouia. .
. - tfafejo-FkctfaV City Joaetuo Oravelad; reosh
ima narro m plarv. nt mid? paaasm.
: COAST HMMWAT COOS AN0 CUHHY
' COUMTISS f
" Worth Bemf-MaiahfM-ld-Coonin.-FmrmA. :
. ..OoqniQa-B aartrtn Passable t cvea.aad la fate
eonaiuoB. . -
JiasdoB - Port Orfonl - Gold Beach OsnT amis
State line Open sad is fair eoodOioo; satoiao
bile states oirUn. :, - ?, !.
if stshfield-Bsodoe -ri acrca OrrOs Bootc
upaa and m fair eenadraeet. ' :
stosEaufta-coos bat hiohwav
: Quiii-iiljrrU FouU. Open aad m lair, oor
dition. .i r
MrrOe Point- Koaetmrs Open ; paambta, but
Vosch. Coos Bay wscob mad ta pad condition.
McMINNVILUE-TILLAMOOK HIGHWAY
alcuianlie-Mbendan Pared..
BhendasvWiUaBaiaaMJnnil Knartn-Bo. Winrfi
fjooa aaacadasa. -
Uea Kanrltolph Koad initted ta trtaoea. fens
aasbla -for liiiht traffie with esrsful driTins m
Passing. i i
Uodpa-HeBo (icoa maranam.:
Uebe-THlamook Macadam sad aavagniant.
MOUNT HOOO LOOP HIGHWAY
Portland Sandy Take Powell Valley road.
taieh is Dared to Ursshajn? craxeled and in rood
eoaditoim to Cottrrll; tbenes via . Blaft Tuad.
Szsreled, ' fair conditioec. i s
BaadyJUhnoa iiiTev Hiftiwar iasMasanla: --
tour Tia Marmot road. wtucB ai) mostly planked
au IB rair eoiHunosj; all safely passable. -
Balmoa Hirer - Zic Zaa . Liaeiirfaead hot aasd
i. Hood Kirer-Parkdale Good metdin road.' "
OREGOfMHUtHINOTON HIGHWAY.
Pendleton-Waatiinstoa otate lans Pared and
open.
; Paadletoa-Puot Bock -Fir. nUas good eartli
rtavj V..1 0 miles of macadam. I
Pilot Kock - Batter Craek - Joees Hill (Jeod
seemtry road. (, t
Joom HiU-Heppner F.Tnellent earth road.
Heppner-illiam Coonty i lloe TO per cent
meadamized ; all in rery rood condition,
Uuliara County lAnm - Ueppoer J anrtion Tmir
a-ith many aharp eurres; drrre iesrefnlly.
ASHLAND-KLAMATH FALLS HIGHWAY
Ureen Sprines routs open. Cars and troeka
sre eominc thronsh. thonsh somewhat muddy.
Medford-AabJand-Klamath Falls itaaa tskiss this
rout now. Closed during recent raiaa. epn
saain now. .
-KLAMATH FALLS-LAKE VIEW HIGHWAY
" Klamath Fklls-Ifeirj 4Iacadam; ta rood con
dition, j
Iairy-Bett7- Dry; fair dirt bo ad.
Beatty-Bly Corrrsd with snow. Can roics
inroom witn ounculty. '
IOvms stats hizhwar oomaThskm's waekir Ta
per on cooditioa of Oresoa stats lushwaya, Kay
xssz: i - '
PACiriO HIGHWAY ;
. . -'- i
iriiiai wtiua zv.i - r. ma i
t'tidro at Orason Oity tlaaed for camstrastioB.
Traf f M s from . Portland for Oreroo City and
romta aouth - shooM taks east aids7 roots Tia
Mawankis or 8 3d street. Traffic for Oswceo
asd Wsst Una should taks Wast ftida roam
wbich fay pared to Bolton, aad crareM front
Ltero to Ve Uu. - j -
- 1 Oregon CUty-aJbaflyrsrwI-
Aioany-Enrens Qsara
iamneal to Ksscbo.
i Kacano-Dmin -Practically ah psrod. Pa.
ins operations r mils sooth of Drain. Go mi
se&tfc. idetour right eat tbs old road rsternina
td the hi s h way aboot two miles aout ef . Drain.
Draia-BosebUTs . Opon sad pared or macad
sasizad to WOku Detaor south of Wilbur via
Cidsa VaUcy to TYtoobeeter fcridc. Graocmd
fct narrow. Maia hissway opra from Winrhm
tar taridro ts Sosswars coed STaralad road.
i Roar burr-afyrUa Croak Pared. . ... .
MyrUo CraaJEaayonriUo Conafraetioa wads
war. Traffic detonrad Tia Siddm sormc work
ins koara 7 :S0 a. m. to S:SO p. su, Detour
roue-h on etrath and. , ' t . ' -
tCaayoarins-Craro .'Crsss' Good; -'-. .
Graro Creek-Soztaa's (Smith HJff) Good
xsaosdsm frean Cram Crack , te somaait of Sex
ten mown tarn,. Coastroctioa imdar way from
tamt to sooth foot of awsnUia. TraXfSo da
toured oror this stretch on old road.
) SeTton'a-Graats Pass Under eonatrsction.
: fraffte detoared ri Vertia danas tho .hgom of
Tt. a Is t p. a Dnsty.
Graato' Pa-Miord-Ahlad-Jalifornla S&ta
COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY
PortlsJid-AstaBm Pared except on. mils
throosh Badnior. : ,
Portlsad-Jaosisr Pared.
Joswr-The Dalles Pared except tares miles
of aiscadsm. -. Contractors (arnt between
VoKier and Bowoaa ao that trarel will be com
pelled to adhere- ta the foUoarisC schedule in
psssinc eewr ths Saw parement: - Road is closed
7 a. m. to ie a m., open 10 a m. for cars in
Hna dosed 10:16 a. am. to- 12:30 p. m., open
12:S0 p. m. to 1 s. m.; eleaed 1 p. m. to 4:30
p au. open 4:0 p. aa. and after. Those who do
not wish to wait for aa open period on this sec
tion may detour over Seren Mile hill which at
loath but passable. Eastbonnd traffic will de
trr at Ueaier and west bound traffio wfU detour
at The Dalles. ; Follow detonr airna.
The Dallaa-Ariiaarton-UmatUla-Prndletoa
Kaoadaadaad entire diatsaos. and in sood eoay
dtion. OLB ORKGOR TRAIL
Pendfetea-rowt of raMiere Hio Open, ma-
Foot of CaMmse WSHm Grande Blue moan
tain sommit open bat roach.
Le, Graade-Bot take Parement and mar
csdasa. : y '
Bet Teke-Tnion Open. ' Cress tracks yoat
east of Hot Lake, -detour marked to maia high
way. nnJoa-Hames-Baker Good -tirB.
Ba kr-N olum Fair county road.
Nrlson-Hantinrton New atsadard rrade. The
aetoars en this section are wall marked.
Hoattneton-Wetaer (Via Okie Kerry) Pair
LOIMS,
f 'X" " " "'
I -.
' ) D6cirj.'t hurt a bit! Apply.a few aropi
of . Frcezone opori- a vtenderr afchihg
corn or a callus for a few nighti. iThe '
soren ess stops an d I- slTortiy the entire
corn or callus ii iremnwrl.-T k ,
;j Freezone removes liardVor soft corns, :
i ahocoms.between the!toes and hard-
cnccTcalluscs. You feel no pain when
applying'it or afterward.
x ,'c- ?cv vr"i' Smell hclaM my drip stm
EDX-ARD wk'sLBT COUPANY. Cis.ia.sti. oiL
i BlrXakswiem Bly te rews VaPer is
pTwrtas sad ahonld bo ta soad eonehuaa te aa-
ntftor weec cars a&crald carry ehsnav
CERTRAL GREGOfl HIGHWAY
. - Bond-Bnrua Eicellont county road.
V Bnras-Crans afecadsmh-f ii and in ajssd
dxtloO. . -i t . i ' .
. Crane Tale Orsn. bet very recifh. Carry
arsier and pieatr of -sasohne.
' j, Vale-Ontano County road; fair eoaditioa.
Oatario-Csiro One mile wiamdam. remain
tair. -a .-. .- - -
i Catro-Wja Ksesdsmlsed: rwod condition.
MRENZIK HIGHWAY
Blue Biror Open sad ia sood
McKensie Pirn rinsed ea etewuat of anew aa
summit.
u BiUora-Hedmorid -Pair condrtioeL "
- - CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY
Medf ard- Prosp Open to .13 r saOee- abeee
j. :-.
Wasmngton Alumni
Meet in Portland
: Plan Wayfare Show
t
: The University of Washington Alumni
association assembled abdut 69 members
m tn cyrstal room of the nenaxm liotei
Wednesday niht . for Its annual gt
together dinner. Harry S. Donnaa
Karlaney president of the- student ody.
was the principal speaker representing'
the university : - faculty and - : eSeattte
alumni. Mr. MacFarlane was the deader
of the debate team which defeated.- Penn
sylvania State college to Beat tie last
winter. Other speakers on the r program
were frank Hayek and Mrs. W. S.
Kirkpatrick of Portland. XShcrt Bel
lows, accompanied by Mrs. Welch,
sang. -
The Wayfare pageant Vafll be staged
tinder the auspices of the i student body
this year, which is expected to do much
toward paying off the stadftum indebted
ness, said Mr. MacFarlane ;
Ir. O. E. Sisson,.of Reed college, had
been scheduled to speak at the dinner
but was unable to attend ; because of
the change' of the date.
Many a clerk who rputs in the day bill
ing, spends the eve nine cooing. Peoria
Transcript. , . .-
T AJTSPOBTATIOir '
Three DayB in Jail ' .
EnoughiPe Accepts
Chanoi3 to Get Out
'-; " ' ;'
C M. fSawyer, who went to jail three
days ago -father than pay -A $1 Cue
for speeding that he thought : unjust.
apparentl3got enough of the fare In the
Hotel de ? Sheriff '. Hurlhurt.-; Anyhow,
when afriend who did not give his name
paid Sawyer's fine -yesterday, the pris-'
oner appeared ' glad enough to accept
his liberty. - . -
; Sawyer-! was arrested a year ago for
speeding. - He was directed numerous
times to appear In court, but Dor noma
time he failed to do so. Then he de
cided ho would have It over with, so he
came before District Judge Deich and
was fined S15i He was given I time to
raise : the money, - but did noti appear
again until, .three days ago. . He told
th court he considered the fin unjust
and would , serve out the sentence.
But three days seemed to change his
mind. The friend paid only As the
other $4 had been served out. j
TBA1TSPORTATIOK
TKAJTSPOttTATlOJC
Extra Tofl Wire Is :
Added to Portland,
The Dalles Circuit
Another new toll wire circuit has
been added between Portland and Tha
Dalles by the Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph, company and pole line between
Hood River and The Dalle have been
reinforced tei overcome, storm damage
which .occurred last winter, according to
announcement made, by, the district of
flee of the company today, i -.ij '.v V- -.The
stringing of a new wire circuit is
in line with the general policy of tb
company -to relieve congested toll trvtc
from Kastern Oregon and Kastera Wash
Ington.i l The expense of the work be
tween The Dalles and Portland has been
approximately: - $4S",000. - Within several
months new wire circuit wilt be com
pleted all of the- way to Walla Walla,
The new circuit I to The Dalles will be
la aervtoe by June J. i
TRAXSPOBTATIOX
1
TKAlf SPOKTATI0X
Through
Canadian
Pacific, Rockies
; Stop-Overs
Glacier, Field
(Emerald Lake),
Laic Louise and .
Banff
Diversified
Routing
All Rail or Lake
and Rail (Great
Lakes)
Canadian pacific
Hotels and Service)
On sale May 25 to August 31
Filial return limit October 31
Round! Trip Fares? From . Portland
. to Eastern Points h j
Wimmineg .... , . . . .$72.00
Minneapolis, St, Paul and Dmlutk ..$72,00
Kansas City, via St. Paul ....... $78.00
Su Louis .$81.50
Chicago; . ...$86.00
Toronto, Hamilton and London $1 13.75
Ottawa ...$127.95
Halifax , .$166.95
New York City, ............ .$147.40
Buffalo : . . $120.65
Philadelphia $144.95
Montreal .....-$132,75
Rates to other points, ind' all Information
' by calline or writihg t! i
Canadian Pacific Railway, City Ticket Off tee, 55 3d St
W. H. Deacon, General Agent Telephone Broadway 90
TSAKSPORTATIOJT
ANCHOR
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
S T. to Cherbourg and Bonthamotnn.
MAURCTANIA .....June 6 June 27 Jul? IS
AQUITANI A ...... June 13 July 4 Aug. 1
BERENGARIA . . . . June20 July 11 Ana: S
N. T. to Pljnioutb, Oterbotirt; sad Hambnrs.
.June 17 July 2 Alio. 1
AXONIA .... . July 1 An. S Sept. S
N - T. to Cobh fOawmtiiili mnii TiMmwtl
LACONIA (New) . . .June S Jury G Aug. 8
CARMANIA ..JunsIB July 18 Aua. 17
SCYTHIA (New) .. .June 22 July 20 Aug. 81
N. Y. to Loadoa ctixecL
PAN NOW I A 4.... ..Juno 22
N. T. to Lendoadsmr mnA (lmr, .
CAMERONIA June 3 Oct. 7
ALGERIA ........ .June 14 July 18 Aug. 28
COLUMBIA ' June 24 July 22 Aug 18
fTALIA J...I. Juno 10-
Roaton to Londoaderry, Urerpool and GJaaarow.
ASSYRIA .July. 8 Sept. IB
Boston to Quoenatown1 and, UrerpooL
CARMANIA Junoie I....!;....
SAMARIA (New).. .Juns 28 July 28 Aua. S3l
r? A "V A TeT A "rVT 43TT-rTriT3 7
via rietaresaae St. rawreaee Koate.
Montreal to Glasgow.
. .....Juns 2 June SO July 88
.. .j... . June'ieJuly 14 Angaria
. . .f.r. . June S9 .
ATHENIA ....J Aug.18 Sept. 18
also calls st Morule, Ireland.
Montreal to Urerpool.
ALBANIA v. .JonelO Ji.1.11 s...
TVRRHENIA ...... Jono 27 Jury 2 Seat.
AUSONIA ....... .A.12 Sept. IS GyoW 14
. "Also eaus st Glasgow.
Montreal to Ptrmoutb. Cherboure end OmkAns
ANDANIA June 17 July 22y Aug. 28
nasiwieis) ........ .duty i aug. by Sept. 8
For iaforaiation. tickets,: etc,' appby to Ixxaj
Aseata or Company's Office 621 Swind lAra.
SeatUe. Faone JsUhett 1833. ,
CA88ANDRA
SATURWIA
KLY8IA-
Arm You Going ti Europe?
Or the OtientT
Or Around tie World
Why not get experienced and acta,
rate- Information amm one who has
traveled extensivsar, tor the oaaaxu
of his patrons I j
gecare aUeaaeial XegervatleBs aa
llckets. rvm j
DORY B. SMITH
KAjraexa
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JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAO
M MOAIWaI, rOKTJULHD. 01
Fheae XartaaO 1178 I
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MEALS AND BERTH INCLUDED
STEAMSHIP
"Admiral Farrafjut"
Sails from Municipal Deck No. 2
SaU, May 27, 4 P. M.
Per
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO
Sailings ovary Saturday
thsrwafterV
DELIGHTPUL
ALASKA EXCURSIONS
1 dara (2000 eUnl...l 80.90
22 daya (4000 tniles) ... (14.00
neKiTiOmct
- 01 SO ST. COR.. STANK ! '
PHONE BROADWAY B481 "
Biggesti StMiig in
ON
Years
i j tt
l !! i
EMliroad Tickets
Round Trip Fares to Following Points Are:
ELECTRIC LINE STATIONS
Week-End Daily
Beaverton . 1$ .50 $.60
Hillsboro.. ...i .95 1.15
Cornelius 1.00 1.35
Forest Grove ........ 1.10 1.50
Sherwood .75 1.05
Newberg 1.15 1.50
McMinnville i 1.70
Independence 2.70 " 3.95
Corvallis 35 4.80
STEAM LINE STATIONS
Week-End
Aurora .$1.15
Woodburn.... 1.45
Silverton 1.90
Brooks 1.80
Salem 2.05
Albany 3.15
Harrisburg ......... .v.'. . 4.20
.Function City 4.35
Eugene . . . i 4,90
Proportionate Reductions to Other-Points .
SALE DATES AND TRANSIT LIMITS
Week-End Tickets on Sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Good,Until Tuesday Following Sale Date
Daily Tickets on Sale Every Day -Good for 8 pays Including Sale Date
Daily
$1.95
1.95
2J50
2.75
4.20
5.65
5.85
6.65
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PLAN NOW to make, trips into the country while round trip fares are the lowest in years.
SEE THE VALLEY AT ITS BEST I
For further particular inquire at ticket offices, Fourth St., at Stark; Union Station;
E. Morrison St. Station; Jefferson St Station.
Southern Pacific Lilies
JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
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4,400 Square Iviiles
of Captivating Playground
- A T Jasper Park are majestic peaks, snowLcapped and glacier.
scored; ragged, forest-clad slopes; flower-strewn passes;
lmprcsitve solitudes; beautiful lakes; vast snowfields; great
. glaciers, end the headwaters of mighty i rivers. Nature Kas
been prolific in providing Canada with a limitless playground
for the tourist, sportsman, alpinist and sightseer in this
wonderful mountain scenery. p 1
See Canada this year Locrrne, store pictnrrrae than Seritaerlaaa '
Jper Park, tae national plareroand Valler ol a Taooaaosl '
Falls, the aaoat aaaraifioeat trip to he bad in all the Rockies'.
Fraser River Caayoa Prince Rapert, the satsjwar to Alaska.
"Continental Linuted"
Oeaees the Rockiea at the Unrest altitude, the tiiaiaH
Sradiaatt sad ia view of Canada's luxheat peaks. '
aser exesraloa tlrkets ea sale, ceaaaaaneiae' Hit ta.
reftly redacea rates. .-. .. : , ,
Gardaer. T. T. A. J. 3. XeGatre. O. X. T. JK 7
r 81, fertiaad, or. tta Cad Art beatue, Vtasa.
4M ROUND IMP
Astoria and Tay Points
STR. GEORGIANA
- , 5H BOITBS -TO a.STORta. . 1 ,
Speedy, clean.- safe, comfortabja
Lvs. Iaily (except Friday), t A.
: NIGHT i SERVICE : n t
tvi'Dally except SaXk T M art ''at
Fare fUi ; Way 88 Beaad Trie
Connections msa lor aa North . and
. . ' South beacnes at- -astonaw
Alder St Dock -'
' y . Broadway 6344 ':,
V': ' ' THE nAKKlJTS ' '
5 -TaaJtSPOaTAIlOJC CO.!
lei
mmw ZEALAMOi ABJO' SOUTH - 8CA8
Via Tahiti and Baratenea. 8U1 aad Pi
Service free San Franelste svary 28 Osra.
raefle : Tour South Seat, rtew lessmna. ass.
;..,..:' trsiis 5BZ5. i First.' Class. .4..
; vRioM a. a. oo. or hw zealano ;
230 CaUfernia St, ' San Franoieos '
or vocal aioiairais aee nsiirisa
ROUND TRIP FaARES
LOWEST P0R YEARS - J
DAILY MAY 25 TO AUGUST 31 : .. ::'.f.'
i BY THE :s . :;:Tiv"t..i
SPOKANE; PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY
KlirrURN, LIMIT OCTOBER 31 n
Choice of Routes Going and Returning- . -iVV f r' f !
ColBrSB B
8119.34
1U5.13
8T.75
.lo
Alhaay .......
-r J"'
, AUaata .........'..
BalUaaere ..........
Boston ..............
Ballaie
Chartestoa .........
Chattaaoers ........
ChlcafO .............
Ctneiaaatl. ...........
Clevelaad ...........
Darenport ..........
-iOeaver- ......
JBea jeToiaes ?. .......
.Detroit ' .. ...........
ladiaaavoiis . ... ... . .
JaeksosYllle ii....
Xaasas City
Colaaia A
.S145.00
117.55
ZU.K.1!
135.35
108105
io.o
72.00
; Celams B
i 159.58 .
; lII6o
: - 14.2
) 123.65
104.00
i 124.30
126.58.
IO2.08
1 82.00
B5.71
123.64
11 .25
145.32
eo.oo
LeniaTflle
schpois ............
MUwask.ee .........
kflaseapolls ........
aaAriJe
Jew Orleaas ........
Sew York ..........
Omasa ..............
FfeOadelpala M. ......
riHISVK
Savaaaali
tU JosepB
Bb JOaiS ....
St. Faai .
xoroato .
ColamB A
100.9Q
MM
72.00
100.90
107.00 ' 3
14 7.40;
74.00,
44.95
:- sesWeass
1.
11 9. SO
133.45
72.0O
t
Washlnirtoa 141.60 11
VUnJp 12.00.,
l.SO
Z.OQ
ii:
; ii4.i
165.40
-,.137.78
146.22
. oo.oo -
0-50
.9775
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f m mm m
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i' T-
M Farefrom Portland in column v are for ticket routed e'cd'xsit -lines,
in column "B" one direction via California. : : y ; , r . Arrr
- T The same fares and routes of column "A" apply from all points on the"North Bank
"- ittaa west of Flymouth and Goldendale, including- .Astoria and Seaside, and from all "
jHrints,r the Oregon Trunk Eyria California in one direction slightly hirber than in -f.
From pomts on Oregon Electric By. slightly hijrher than fares in colurrms -
T ". Proportjdnal fares to rtain other cities in the East.
uoerai stop-over arrangements in both directions. i - J - , , .
- afa- i
. : ROUTE OP "" , . .
ITHE NORTH COAST LIMITED, 9:15 A. M. ' "
THE ORIENTAL LIMITED, 7:li P. SL T
Rail and sleeomercar tickets, and bamn 4iwlrei r..na
destination. ,. t ........ , ,
, a--- " TICKET OFFICES ,
-. : -Third and Washuisrton Sta. - - Union Station -
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY. MONDAjT, . TUESDAY
i-V . ., Keturn juuait Wednesday t .v
TO!
i
SEASIDE
GEARHART
AND
NORTH
BEGH
A Splendid Chance or an Oatraf at
'$ - the- Seashore Over
DECORATION DAY
"This fare will be in effect every Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
return limit .uonaay. inrougn wq summer.
BEGINNING MAY 25tlMTT OCT. 31
OK slfs BOUND TRIP DAILY
Takethis opirtrmity, to visit the Beach, and 4rranse for yonr
Tacaxion cottage or note.
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE NORTH BANK STATION 8:15 A. M
1:10 and 6:20 P. M. Observation parlor ears on morninfl: and
evening trains, daily, and 1:10 P. M. train Saturdays. i
i, Tickets, Parlor Car Seats and Details at !
- Consolidated Ticket Offlce, Srd and Washington Bt.
M.. . J .iiviui nana k?iakruu, ,ivui uu uvit pis. .. r
i
VERY LOW? WEEK END
i roundI trip ifAres-:
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
. I MAY 25 TO. SEPTEMBER 30 J ' - ' '
Craury Friday, Saturday and Sttnday-Return limit Tuesday lollowiag
r BETWEEN PORTLAND i !
r. " i -: ;-AND' ?', !. - . -"
SALEM A1J5ANY, CORYAIJ,
EUGENE, HILLB0R0, FOREST GROVE
. - AND OTHER- TOINTS T BEYOND . GARDEN HOME
-'.. 1 ' ' - - , WEEK-END
-t" ALBANY- ;'.;' i'.V.'i.."..-.:!.3.15 ;
; BEAVERTON 0
V , , CORVALLIS V;35
DONALD 1.15
... - EUGENE 4-90
u ; HARRISBURG ...;..,.;4.20
- HILLSBORO . 85
1 . -L FOREST GROVE v., v;; Je L10
; JUNCTION CITY 4U3
'' ORENCO , . . . . . V .70
'-'4--S. X- SALs-Eltf "iwfV M lsj.awwa aV 2"0e3" '
TUALATIN . .... &
WILSONVILLE reeVi.;.'i '
it..J"i.-..'Sa
WOODBURN ,iiiifif ,t:15
jTheTDafly" fares are for round-trip tickets. On sale every day
.--..-. . .j , return umit eigntn aay. ,
:''?.--'- -: PORTLAND OFFICES
; - - - ; Third, and Washington Sts. I i Seward ITetel
Tenth ad Stark Sts. - -. Tenth and Morrison Sts.
- North Bank Station s . Jefferson-St. Station
DAILY
U2o r
.60 '. ,
4.80 :
L60
6.65 '
5.65-r
1J15
1.60 ;
.05
2.75
".J&0
, .80. ;
153-!
1.95
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