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Ulli OUKGON STAlKSAlAN, SALEAI, OUEGON y ! j ft ' I i r 3 i , . i T . . . 1 - " - . . - STElEAIVi OFFER HI Streams -AreC Fatling'iTand Fishing Reported Good ' mm . ; : . ! '" . , m Most uases The Southern Pacific Weekly reports everything lovely ta most of thai Oregon fishing districts. Whether! one wants clams yr crop pies, salmon or shad, trout or lob sters, oysters or steelheads. or bass, they are reachable! some where ia Oregon. The following report Indicates some of the more desirable fishing resorts J where NO SIlliMiiiiii MORE SEPARATION It can't occur with Seiberling Cords because tread and side wall are made ia pne piece of tough, wear? , resisting tread stock, Aesr-vve. tell them, at .: Federetl I Tir e Service 197 S. Commercial SEIBERWN G-CORD S SEASIDE? HOTEL SEASIDE, INC. s . ; )lrectly facing Oeean Beacb, Seaside, Ore, Finest and imbBt complete 4' ; ii-oADBwici Reaort la th Northwest, d ; !. . 'ytTperlgsp' Jjan- A w.ii.i -ir . . .Moderate- Ratea,. .; c. O. 3tABISON Manager CHA8. W BUXLOCKt Asst. Mgr. THE GABLES Eniarsed and lmproyed. Vell fur r nlshed rooms with conforUMa - beds. Home cooked meals, unsur- passed for excellence. Restful, home-like; large tireplalce. v Two blocks from the oceani Small but exclusive. Rate reaionahie, , .'...', '--For reservations address - ' 3fra. E. A. GcnBViB, Hostess Seavlew. ? t Wash. PMCHER'S if- "F Dancing MondaTi Thorsday and. " ' .1 ; " . ' , v-i - w nn?a I . it r 1 1 TM AW.-: DC A CU ' II ATI?! i i rrni a hhtt . ' Dinjng room overlooking ocean--I all new; meals the ibeat. Shower ; baths for bathers; jauta -camp r ground-in connection; dance pat f vilionr good music, good floor ; 1 I Owned and operated; by-; ! . a Shaw and J. Kofeldt Cannon Beach (i ; 1 1 Eoola Ore. 1 EDGEWOOa fcOTTAGES ;.;-.-.. i .. .', J Tents and Rooms Reserve In ad- f vance by mall. For rates .write E. A, McAdama 'J Seaside. Ore. ASTORIA-NORTH' BEACH AUTO FERRY SERVICE Connecting Columbia highway, Oregon, and Ocean Beach highway to Paget .Sound, vla.'Wlllapa Harbor and Chehalla : . "DAILT. SUMHER SCHEDULE COMMENCING JULT 1', 1922 Leave Astoria, 14th st'rieet 7 ajn 10 a.m., 1 p.m 3 p.m. S p.m. Leave McGo-wan. Wash. S aan.H a.m4 . p.nu 4 p.m., 7 p.m. Saturdays only Ly Astoria, 8:30 p.m.; McGo wan, Wash., 9:15 p.m.- Round trip and season rates Astoria-North Beach Ferry Co Inc. .i' I -..- . - v F. S. Elfving, General Manager; Astoria, Ore. . Operating under special franchise from Pacific County. Wash., and Clatsop County, Oregon. , ' - ') '';'! These business Louses are : at the beach Patrbnue the traveler can expect to find something worth his while: V',J Willamette, river and Oswego Lake by agent Oswego.; 'Water clear. Fair catches cropplen inade la river at log hoist.' Lake fish ing "poor account' hot weather. Fishing grounds within - walking distance." Accommodations at Os wego. ; ' i , 8almonberryRlver by .agent at Wheeler. ' Water low and clear. Week end outlook good. Several excellent catches made; last week with royal , coachman, and black gnats, , Detrain at Salmpnberry on the river. Camp grounds. No ac commodations. TWO LIMIT CATCHES MADK LAST SUNDAY IN' THE NEHALEM AT BATTER SON, f : 'J ,. ,; ypi ' .. " Miamo & Kilchis Jllver by agent Bay;. City. .Water clear. 5Week end outlook 'good. Nice catches made in the Miamo with crawfish St Phone 471 TREAD GANNON liONG . THEiBUNGALOW; DANaNa.EVERXtiyENpfOrr: Best Danc9 OKbestra SEASIDE AMCSEMENT CO., snti n Cannon "Beach, the gcenlc beach ot Oregon. The most uniau oMI-S rSff coast: Service the best. Electric lighted SlSa'solSSe: Jh lVt:Jt and long distance teiepnone. sis ECOLA, ORCHESTRA rrlday Five Piece Orchestra. MRS. W..J. REES ta .mend vonr5 summer vacation among the flowers and luiumltfg birds at V NE(CUM INN s y A first class 'family 'hotel over looking the ocean. Fine sandy Whin r be&ch. Home comforts. beautiful grounds; ' modern con venlences. For terms aaaressi NECAN1CUM INN Seaside X : r Oregon CHOICE BEACH LOTS GREAT NORTHERN INVEST MEXT CO. . ... . 212 Broadway Seaside, Ore. striving to make your stay more pleasant Thezi i talis and, spinner.- Miami Is one mil fromibaIdi,iaiells2 miles from Bay7city- Ac'commo-" da t ions at Garibaldi and Bay City. ' Lacreole Creek by agent Dallas: Wafer getting low. Fair catches Week end outlook fair. " Crass hop pen and flies beingr used. Stream , within walking distance. Accommodations at "Dallas, t , Abiqua Creek by agent Silv-er-ton. Etcelient fishing reported In head -waters Abiqna creek 22 miles away. Best lock with sal mon eggs. Water is in good con dition. Anto service and hotel ac commodations at Silvertot). " Marys River by agent Summit. Water clear and warm. Week end outlook good. Fair catches with worms and flies. Stream within walking distance. Accom modations at Summit. Yaqauloa Bay. and Siletz River by agent Newport. Water in good condition. Bay fishing improv ing. ; Big catches being made. Boat and anto service, and hotel accommodations at Newport. i Fish - Creek by agent Lebanon. Water !efear.: 1 Week-end outlook fair. Several good catches made with royal coachman, worms, spin ners and crawfish. Lake 25 miles away. 1 Auto stage service to Cas cadia. Private conveyance to the lake. Accommodations at Cascad ia. - Santlam. River by agent at Mill Cty. Water clear and low. Week end outlook good. Several fair catches with uprights, flies, cad dii, royal coachman. Detrain Nia gara, Halls, Berry, or Mill City. Accommodations at Mill City. McKenzie River by agent at Eu gene. Water ria ;good condition. Week end outlook good. Several nice catches made last few days with various , flies. Reached by auto stage Accommodations at Eugene and points along the stream. . . j Upper Willamette River by the agent at'Oakridge. Condition of water .favorable. Week end out look fair. . Catches fair with grass hoppers for bait.1 Stream within walking distance. Accommoda tions at Oakrldge. " ' Smith River by agent Gardiner. Water; in good condltionL Week GRUNERT 1918. MaxwelL. $250 at 256 State Street First State Bank of Seaside United States Depository for Pos I tal Saving Accounts Courtesy-Efficiency r . Your . patronage appreciated. SEASIDE : t f t .OREGON s. . on the racmc Coast. BEASIDE OREGON . OREGON ; LOG CABIN DRUG CO. Headquarters for, everything : . . . Phone-Ki. .-' THBRH3 MTTLE PBUG STORE PoUear & Hagmeier,-Seaside, Ore, The ieading hotel on the -wonder ful Cannon Beach. A sheltered, cosyj homelike place; convenient ly located near the beach. Modern, unique; fine grounds. We corte- ously solicit your patronage.; 'For rates write D. A. Osbarn Ecola, Ore. HOTEL SUNSET! BEACH CENTER STATION P. Or Long Beach, Wash. Open Year Around Facial the Oce Home Cooking American Plan ! 1 IH. B. SEAL, Mgr.- " ii I Have your STATESMAN follow you to the Beach ; BEACH BEACH i . . - nine Adel Garrfeoa New Fhaae ei , REVELATIONS OF, A WIFE CHAPTER 79 HOW ilRS. DURKEE STARTED OUT TO TAKE CARE OF MADGE. -; " My wish, for my mother-in-law's ministrations was not nearly so absurd as it seemed, even consid ering the fact that her ridiculous' and unjust tirade had been the proverbial last straw which bad caused my nervous collapse. No two women can live togeth er hart fUvn. sharing commoa family burdens and the care of a child, without coming to depend upon each other In a way . neither realizes until some emergency arrives. And while myj mcther-in-law, in her son's parlance, "hold the world's rec ords for altitude flights and per fection of nagging methods," i yet when any, great emergency ap pears, she, like many other nag gers, rises wonderfully to the oc casion. And while the emergen cy lasts she seems to strip- herself as if for a race of all hampering pettiness. , ? But, of course, I realized that the sceife in which she and I had Just figured precluded-all Idea of her taking care of me.- She had said an almost . unpardonable thipg tc me, although I had a sneaking suspicion that she didn't mean it at all, and I had ' . an nounced that I would not forgive it. That gulf lay between us, and I knew that it was one, not easily bridged. So l tried tor force, myself to endup the presence of little Mrs. Durkee, most welcome when I am well, but in the jangled, twisted state ot my nerves, seeming some thing ' almost unendurable. - turned my face to te wall, closed my . eyes, and pretended sleep when a rustle, at the door pro claimed her coming. Searching In Vain, "Why, Isn't this awful! ' she exclaimed as she entered. She came to my side, bent over me; and felt my hands and face. "She's eold." she said Quickly. "Where's a hot water bag?'.' she turned on my father practically. "I must put one to her feet at once." , Til get one .somewhere," my father said determinedly, and I knew that he would accost every passenger in the car in his-quest If necessary. I opened my eyes and spoke 'wearily: ; "There's one - In my bag but I don't need it.'.' - ; , v ,: - : -Oh. "yes. Vou do!" my tittle nelghbdr returned ;"Give melthe ha." :x-: fr-i. My father brought it and hand ed it to her, and 1 heard her go ing rapidly through, its; contents. 1 had closed , my eyea again; ojn sheer weakness, h at ,4i I coul dn't close mr tortured ears. tV' "It isn't . here,T , she annbunce'd impatiently. I was too weak to scream or I think I should; nave shrieked the direction. I gave her. "It is on the top- end. outlook good. Pish raising to flies and striking spinners. Good luck halt fishing with soft shelled crawfish. Best fish i as 27 miles by boat to Sulphur Springs, fare 75c thence , special convey ance ro Falls 7. miles.. Accommo dations at Dalys Ranch, Sulphur Springs. Tenmile Lake by agent Lake side. Water clear. Week end out look good. Nice- catchea made dar ing week with spinners, and flies. Boat service and hotel accommo dations at Lakeside. Coos Hirer by agent Marshfield. Water clear. Week" end outlook fair. Fair to good catches made with flies and salmon eggs. Best fishing 15 miles aWay by boat. $1.00 round trip. Hotel accommodations- at Idyl wood, and Alle ganey on the river, and at aMrsh fleld. :' ... - North Umpqua by. agent Rose burg. Water, clear. Week end outlook excellent. Many cut throats aid rainbows being canght with brown flies and spinners. Best fishing '22 miles away by stage and auto Accommodations at Roseburg. - ; - Rogue River ' Ty agents Rogue River and Gold HUT. Water clear, and in ttae condition. : Week end outlook' good... Good catches cut throat trout and-steel heads made daily. ; Blue uprights, spinners used. ' Sofr shelled crawfish -for bait. River' within walking- dis tance. Rail and auto servleev P and down the-Stream. . Accommo dations aJt Rogue River and Gold Hat. itr.US.''i' "- ; . ; Bear; 'Nell, - Ashland & - Keen Creeks by atenfcAshlaadr Water low. Week " end outlook fair. Fair catches being 5 inade with flies." Water getting most too low for good . fishing. Accommoda tions at Ashland. Odessa Creek Sican River, South Fork Spragne River A Lake Creek by agent Klamath Falls. Water clear, except Odessa Creek, cloudy. Week end outlook good. Several 'good catches-- made with various, flies and spoons. , Odessa Creek 2 S miles away;. Slcan Riv er 50 miles; South Fork Spragne River r 5 v miles;. Lake Creek 100 miles near Diamond Lake.: Boat. stage, and , special auto service, also hotel ; accommodations - at Klamath Tails and various places Upper Lake Creek country. tied f in a - bath r- toweL" I ' had to drae tha i word ont. 1 that! she demanded v!lh Irritat. ed wonder.' "And I upset I all these ether things! : I might have knows, yoa'd have everything ac cording tov Iloyie. I don't neetl to be a physician to diagnose your case, Madge.- You've got a case of ingrowing methodicabilltv. There." Who says I can't invent a wora? She laughed merrily, and while In almcsrt any other illness 1 would aave laughed " with her and felt cheered by her lovable gayety, each separate note of her mirth was like a rasp upon a surface al ready law. A Reassuring Promise. My father -fent over me and took, my cold hands In his. I opened my eyes, and I suppose there must have been a strained appeal in them, for he bent to me. whispered reassuringly: "Dont worry. Father'!! tlx it." Again the old haunting note of my, babyhood days! As if I were the child of that long ago time I gave a little contented s?gh and closed my eyes again. I heard him tip-toeing out of the room. then a few minute later a solilo quizing wail from little Mrs. Dur kee ta the private wash room ad Joining the drawing room. "Not a drop of hot water In this faucet! Now what do yon knew about that for railroad service? How I'm ever to fill this hot wa ter bag I'd like to know. She: came back into the room, and. Impatiently pressed the bat- ton for the porter. I shivered as I saw her, for I knew her well enough to be sure that the pre siding genius of the car was in for a "wigging." I dreaded inex preasibly to listen to it. He was so- long in coming that the little woman waxed mightily indignant. "I'm-, going out to see where that-jackanapes is' she announc ed. "Dancing around at Rita Brown's beck and can most like ly," with the ridiculous Irrele vance which Is one of her charms But I'll dance him. Now don't move until I come back. As the , slightest movement broupLt on the most deadly faint. hess her injunction was- highly su perfluous,. I was- coBBeieu of on ly one wish as she- closed the door, thit she would stay on the. other side of it. . And when It opened again a few seconds later I kept my eye i. obstinately closed. - I would give her no excuse for talking But it wasn't her voice that I heard; i "Clear oat, all of yon," said my mother-in-law's voice tartly. "But stay within calL" m let you know when I need you." ' (To be continued) Two Sides of the Question ' A, Great Bend .man the other fay, described . one of his towns- urn 01 H. h n . n b: 4.KS-s IJCi men as an "ideal neighbor", be cause he had never borrowed a lawn mower .or,, garden rake , or cap of flower In the two years ha had lfted nextdoo. .. Thev neish bor snay -net.be aa-ideal as he is yZmV - i 1 - " --?"" i r " ja - wa sl a m m a a a a si m mm tB 6S-a- ft MORRIS OPTICAL CO M We Wish to - That We Are Now Located in. Our New Home 3D1 to 305 pregoh Building Where we will be glad to greet oar many friends and patrons. Our rapidly growing Business has made this change necessary and we are now equipped to handle our business in a most systematic manner which means a saving of both time and money to our patrons. pr. H. E. Morris . " . .. " . MORRIS OPTICAL CO. Phone Entrance 303 Oregon BIdg.. MORRIS1: OPTICAL CO. "stnclt jap itlutchinson Ga rotte. .;---':-;..::;:V-':;-:;1.;r Again the womea have chanedi their minds.? A, littlewhll ago they wm snipping; ntt xa- " f' i-'- -aW r. T M . .. . .. .1 . 9 Llfp"I-', k .... r rr r itt r ifarTi rriffT - I l ; - - . . . r t tr.r . . ... a5xo i Mora Co. mc. at. lou u a a. r ;WitK Every N:.; .1 922 Gardner Gar Guarantee that; says sbmerJimff land - mdaris ; 'x V what it sarysr A Guarantee' backed tjr xnorW k than 40 years successful. rnanufacturinff ekpciir - ' : ;'v ence and a present financial position j ot over a- - . :r half million dollars cash in bant and rioJ debts. ' 1 ' ! - . SALEM F.W. PETTYJOHN Corner State and Front Streets Dr. A. McCuUoeJt 239 Salem, Oregon t . tresses and now they are maneu- vering to' ,ev ine long, grateful roll.eflecf, so as hide th wjk the snipper ' OhcWoaiea ia our honrt of f ase,, nnceruln, coy and hard te pieswe etci -eta,--'1 ';' fr . - - . i w , , i I r ..." ' 1 1" 1 i i ii : r n ft . ; . . t r ; .,;.. , ' . ... . f It- At f ... r. A