Cottage Grove sentinel., June 14, 1916, Image 4

V good part of them,
alphabet.
All sample ballots, lists of were destroyed.
caudiilntes published in tho papers, «■to., he sold, hud already been |>,»ii! lor mid
; follow tho alphabetical arrangement the farmer hsd to pat foi the spraying.
1 nml voters who make out their l>sll»t
A K D COTTAGE OEOVE L L A D E K
j in advance seem to be umilile to g<> Seuttuel Marries O ff Young Woimui
WEEKLY N K W S 1 * A I * K K WITH PLENTY OK BACKBONE dowB to the ^ tout of the ballot.
The Sentinel uiiinteutionnllv mnrrii led
o ff a young woman last week.
The
The Voter says:
ELB E R T BEDE A N D E LB E R T S M IT H
...... ......................— P U B L I S H E R *
" I t is interesting to observe the in young woman in question is i still) Mi»»
Raking powders made from alum or
ELBERT BEDE..................
EDITOR flueuce of alphabet on the voting for \mtiiidn Colatore of Berkeley, t ’ulif ,
phosphate may be bought for u triHe less
delegates to the party conventions who is visiting at the R Mefurgnr
A first class publication entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter
* * * With few exceptions the vote di home, uml who was spoken of in 1 be
than Koyal Baking Powder, which is made
Sentinel us Mrs. I'olmcre
BUSINESS OFEU E
.
SOUTH F I F T H STREET' uiimshes down each list. And rumeiu
ber. the names were uot arranged in
from cream o f turtur, derived from grapes.
alphabetical order on the official bill
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lot— oulv on the sample ballot aud in
Alum powders are not only cheup, but
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the
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-and
you
will
reuli/e
,(
lyde
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Service
I tree Months.____ ________________
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they differ greutly in leavening power.
the mfluence of the initial letter on
Commissioner of Oregon. 1
No subscription taken unless paid for iu advance. This rule is imperative
the political fortunes of a candidate for
Catrons of municipally owned utili
If a cheap baking powder is used for a
the public f a v o r . "
A D V E R T IS IN G HATES
ties owe u duly to the genomi propoity
We
thiuk
The
Veter
will
find
that
fine cake and the cake turns out a failure
owners to contribute their tuir share to
Display, ¡16 cents per inch; reading notice ads., 8 cents per line; legal uotices, 6
cents per line; surrounded ads., 60 cents per inch; classified ads., 1 cent per word the names o f the candidates for dele­ defray the cost of the special benefits
there is a wuste o f costly materials worth
Special discounts on coutracu. Cards of Thanks aud Uesolutious, 6 ceuts per liue gates were not rotated. Therefore, the received. Generally there is no account
fact that A's, B's and C 'a got the larg taken of this in municipal operation of
more than a whole cun of the cheup huk
MEMBER NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
est votes is either a reflection upon the its utility plants
ing powder.
MEMBER WILLAMETTE VALLEY EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION intelligence o f the voters or a reflection
The result is a concealed but ionie the
upon the efficiency of the much prated less effectual shifting of these costs
MEMBER OREUON STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Koyal Baking Pow der produces the
and much abused Oregon system
flow the one who is benefited to a
A few years ago none o f the names larger class, many o f whom arc not
finest food, and its use therefore, results in
W ED NESDAY, J U N E 14, lilltS
ou the ballot were rotated, and at that benefited by the service, and then the
an uctuul saving.
'HOME. did, ^u* those of us who were for pre time the legislators from Multnomah costs are apportioned by a rule vv Ineli
WHEN
JIM
PLAYED
paredness for defense are still tor such county were spoken of us the A, B, t" s lias no relationship either to the cost of
SWEET HOME.' '
because the ones elected were those for performing the service or the benefits
preparedness.
K O Y A L B A K I N G P O W D R K CO.
Our earnest desire for peace was made tunute enough to be at the head of the conferred.
l A western dance hall lucident.J
stronger, if that is possible, by the great alphabet.
N e w York
We believe we do not make u start
The air was rife with fumes of drink
lecture by Dr. Frederick Yiuiug
M A R K E T ROADS A N D TRUCKS
and bacchanalian song,
Fisher, and by the rendition of " T h e ling statement when we say there is vet
i Editorial ill Eugeni- Registri
The spirit of carousal held the motley War B rid es" by Elizabeth de Barrie room for improvement in the Oregon
Iu a letter printed iu the Register on
We need to learn the whole
dance hall throng,
Uill. Neither, however, made it plain system.
Sunday, E I.. Kleiner points out a
H M. I tame wood and his mother were
DI8STON A N D KUJADA.
The quivering piano strings gave lively ,hat preparedness for defense is uot nee- alphabet.
problem that must be fared and solved
guests at the W. G. Hlttlliger home
melodies
essary to prevent the thiugs they por-
by l.ane county as well as all other
Sunday
( Special to The Sentinel.)
As Whiskey Jim sat carelessly and truved. Dr. Fisher talked upon a point
counties. The problem to which lie re­
Mra S C If***-k vv i'll haa recently been
June
13.*
Heater
Chnlifowe
of
Dia*
pounded at the keys.
previously brought to the attention of
fers ,« the use of motor trucks on the inn YYcnt to ('ottitgc drove MntiJny
«tuile ill with the grip
The shuffling ut the dancing feet upou The Sentitiel readers, that those who
roniitry roads at all seasons »if the yrui.
Mr». \dti Wilson went to the Grove
Mr. r im ! Mra. Mot l.undberg ami
the filthy floor,
profit by the preparedness program
Ihmgt Others Think and What We
An attempt has already been made to niece, S i g n » Saline, J \\ M nr knit nab. the first of the wm?k to do some photo
The ribald laughter of the girls, all have been responsible in a large degree
Think sf the Th.ngs Others Think
deal with this problem by shutting the uml Davc Moaby motored to Cnttngf graphy work
wicked to the core,
for the wave o f preparedness that has
trucks o ff the road altogether during drove Sumlnv afternoon.
John Overholser wns lia v ing some
The vulgar jests and drunken yells of swept over the country.
A woman doesn't realize how much the wet season, but this attempt is ml
Mr. :im! Mra. I.enuurtl l!u*tr«l of Di»» photography work done at his pince
men on fire wih ruiu,
(
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some of her sisters must suffer until mittedly nothing more than a make
Ion went to Puttage drove M»»u«la) on Monda)
All made a picture second to but pan
HUGHES IS T H E M A N
she marries a widower.
shift.
It has never been regarded ti« buatiieaa.
demonium.
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anything else by either the public or the
CU ir op rar tom.
M r and Mr«. J II K i r k . Mollie T e e l
S W AS frequently predicted in
The man who cau’t support himself court.
The motor truck is a rapidly era » m l Oreu I.uml of lloreim were in
Dr. U T Itradford mol wife, «tute b
The Sentinel, the republican lia thinks the other fellow should be his
, ceuaed chiropractie phyainuita, tu pme-
growing feature of modern transports IlirtMton Sunday afternoon
the inspiration came
tional
convention
brother's
keeper. selected ('has. K. lion and it cannot be barred o f f the
Hurry Tennia of Ktijitd» »pent S»tur I tice • years Ml chronic und acute en»* « ^
Stood men whose manhood had been Hughes as its candidate for president.
roads any more than automobiles can ditv night nml Sunday with Wilbur I successfully handled without the use* of
wrecked and women lost to shame.
As The Seutinel did uot predict,
The mau who can make good at the be barred off.
the knife or*droga, io» matter what the
Hitcher.
And glasses clicked and lips were Roosevelt has declined the progressive polls docsu't have to make good at his
To be sure, the heavily loaded motor
John Moaby nml f mh i ilv moved from Hume of your disease is. Consultation
flecked with foatu of amber beer. nomination.
He has done what The post.
tiuek does great dnmng • to the roads in hurenn to tie H ave Moahy residence I atol examination free to all. Hours, 1
And vile smoke added poison to the fe- Seutinel has said that he must do to
winter lime, but its use cannot be ar Thtiradty.
a. in. lo 7:Ju |> m , amt by n|>|>oiiitiiii*nl.
tid atmosphere.
prove that he has any use for the re-
Some who think they are iu the run bitrtirily forbidden for that reason. The
Mr uml Mra. Trank Hecriat uml Mr Both |ihoucs, ¡1.1 uml 7. 1.0nilón Ore
To the mad revel came a hush, the ri publican party other than to use it to aiiig merely have wheels iu their head.
automobile does great damage ill the K o I. ho o f Kojuda were C'ottnge d r o v e goti.
m a y I iijui ii , JH|»I
bald sounds were stilled.
satisfy an ambition for office. By de
summer, too, but no one thinks o f fur viaitora Saturday.
The laughter waned and died away by dining the nomination of the pmgres
An unmarried uiuideu of JO years may bidding it to use the publie highways
Mr ftn«l Mra. Jack Hunting« o f Itn
To Whom It May Coltrarti
notes o f music killed
sives he has shown himself to be a true -ay she is unhappy— while her married
It is also an established fact that the jolt» Hpeut Saturday and Sunday in
My wife having left my ln-i| ami
As from a hand of tender touch there Viuerican and a true republican and will sister remains sflent.
farmer who travels a dirt road just fo tfa ge drove and the Kelly district
boaul I hereby g n r notin' that I will
floated through the room
again have the friendship o f many who
Mrs. \. ( ’. C m of l>iH««ton w a a n W i l d
after a heavy rain does great damage to
not hcrciifli-r be rc.|>on*ibli- for lull,
In sweet and soul entrancing strains the haw abused him for his actions of four
The pnrugrupher who first said u
it, but he cannot lie lobi that lie must wood vi aitor between traifm S a t u r d a y
ol'
her contraction.
notes of "H o m e , Sweet H o m e."
years ago.
woman couldn't suffer iu silence ginned
Mra. Win Kelly and non Delbert mere jim 1 » | m 1
J. B. B A R K E R
Of course, the declaration o f Hughes quite a reputation as a wit, but did you not use the dirt roads except when they
are dry. He is entitled to an outlet in Kujada viaitora Sunday evening.
in
accepting
the
nomination,
his
firm
A h inspiration not o f earth with vice
ever kuow a woman to do any more
Mr. ami Mra l.ib. dilleapie of Itn NOTICK o r F I N A L 8ETTLEMENT
staud for all the things that Kooscvelt fussing than a man with a pain iu his wet weather and must have It.
o ’erpowering might
As Mr. Kleiuer says, the motor truek jadii a pent Sunday \i*otiug frieuda »n
Seemed to possess old Whiskey Jim on stands for. left no excuse for any other stomach.
bids fair to become the most important Kow Kiver
candidacy. Nevertheless we have at
lu lite Mattar ol thè Batata o( Ucorgo
that eventful night
factor in modern economic conditions
Wall, Dawasail
And to his gifted fingers rent a touch this time a feeling for Roosevelt that
Smoking in the dark is no pleasure
S
IL
K
GREEK
because of the part it is destined to
we have not had for four years.
as soft as when
uut so with kissing u fair damsel Ev -
play in transportation to and from mar
The manner of the nomination of erything has its place.
Notlce ìs hercbyr gitru thut thè uu
He proudly stood before bis fall in
fHpeeial to The Sentinel.)
ket. The dairyman who has to haul
ranks of honored men.
Hughes is probably without a parallel
dei ugni«! udinini.trulrit of thè e«tnt<
June I t
Miaa \da Morph) went to of George Wall, ilerenseil, hus file.l her
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this cream to the creamery knows what
O, never did those trembling striugs re 10 American politics.^. Secure iu a posi
Lf your conscience is active, it makes |j, would mean to him to have a motor Albany Friday.
final nreoiiut Hith thè ruunly court of
»pond more touchingly—
tiou which he much preferred to the
precious little differeuee what church truck route past his place, aud the farm­
Tom Kruger am) w i f e from Tono, laim ruunly, stute of On-guu, ami suoi
They seemed to thrill w ith son! life at presidency, without a suggestion from
you belong to.
er in nearly every line of effort is com Waah., v iaited at the Kruger home Sat court ha» f i s c i thè .Hth day of July,
the touching of a kev
himself, without making a single state-
ing to see the future effects ou Ins bus nrday ami Sunday.
lìllli, al thè hour of IO o c lue k a. ili of
Aud tender rays of lov’elight shot
to **is position upon the mo
George Washington was uevrr licked iness of motor truck transportation. It
Elder iCigg* hrta returned from Mf. .tini day, a* thè lime for hearing and
athwart the gathered gloom
mentous questions o f the day. after even
In many a poor sin hardened heart when waking efforts to prevent his name uutil they put his picture on u postage is idle to sny that this vehicle, which Vernon, Waah., and apoke Sunday at allea mg .uni fumi aermmt nini of bear
is growing so rapidly in favor, can In- the Mi thodiat ehnrch.
mg objectiole thereto.
Jim played " Home, Sweet H o m e." tru,u 8oi,1K ou tl**‘ ballot, bitterly op stamp.
barred from the public roads during n
by Rooaevelt, the object of coin-
Any uml all l'i-rson* huving ibleetmas
Mra. O. Heine went to the Grove Sat
A news item tells of a man taking his large part of the year.
The scarlet women hung their heads as bineJ af,atk l*.v favorite sons, he be
unlay afternoon to attend ehnufuu«|tia to thè ullowunre of sani final uernunt
came almost the unanimous choice of twentieth wife, having been divorced
The solution of the problem is better
memory flashed a light
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Woolcott ami are hereby notifieil ami requireil to
A system of highways little *<»n returned from Tort land the nmke and file such objertiou» willi snid
H e ’s letting trouble market roads.
I pon their home life when their souls the republicans of the country. In N o­ nineteen times.
vember he will liecome almost the unnn- tnke its course.
must be laid out in such a wav that the la at of the week.
court oli or before >uid date.
now black with sin, were white.
territory tributary to the market cen­
Dated this -d <lny of June, Dilli.
And men brushed from their nun red ' “ •** < hoiee o f the voters o f the coun
Mr. uml Mra. Vivian Dvvyre of dnrdi
ters
will
be
served,
and
these
roads
must
El i . \ \\ M I ,
eyes the hot unbidden tears
,r-v wh" ie u r what ma-v haPI**D u,">«'r
ner
are
gueata
at
the
(
\
W
Dwyre
Men who eun't manage without
Aduiimstratrix of thè eatate
As
winged their half be muddled free trade at the end o f the war and a wife will find that they don't manage lie permanently improved. By perma­ home.
nently improved The Register docs not
of George Wall, deeeaaed
thoughts back through the lapse of wbo Hre '•‘" g “ *»’*«* w' » h “ ».«* vacillating with one.
Sam Wooaley left Monday for hi» ju7 jly6
rn la
I. . . m . M .. ..... . * • . . I M
S « M
l . I ■»
V,
policy
of » the
present administration.
mean that they must be paved, for it home on the Hitialuw*.
years.
It is no wonder the democratic pa­
does not believe that the time has yet
With sobered faces men slunk out into
Alva Walker and 1). \ Eaten went to
Notte« of Annual School Meeting
bad
Swering o f f continually
pers so bitterly opposed the nomination
come for l.ane county to pave its roads. l.y m Hollow Sunday.
the dim lit street,
Not tee is hereby given to the legni
habit.
What it does mean is that these market
Mra. Vernon Kork o f Nobrnnkn ia via voters of sehool distrirt No. 13 of lame
And women, some in tears, moved o f f on of a man who can, with no effort of hi*
own, draw millions to his standard.
roads must be well graded and drained, iting at the home of her parenta, Mr county, state of i in-guu, that the annual
half-protesting feet,
The less a man knows the more stub­
Oregon may well feel proud o f the
given it good surface of gravel or nml Mra. H. W. Garner.
And
hiskey Jim sat all alone w ithin
sehool meeting of said distrirt will be
important part she played in the nomi­ born his argument. That '» what every­ crushed rock properly and scientifically
the silent room,
I.ealie dodnrd and hia pupil* went to held at assembly room of high school
one thinks when he gets mud because laid and then maintained by systematic the hut to Thursday and enjoyed a picnic
His own thoughts winging back unto nation of the man who will be the next
building, to begin ut the hour of two
president.
the other fellow refuses to be con patrol. When this is done the trucks and program. School clnacd Friday.
the scenes at home, sweet home.
o'clock |> in. on the third Mondny of
vineed.
can use the roads throughout the year.
The Silk Creek aid ia to meet Wednea June, being the luth day of June, A. D
—JAMEH BARTO N AD AM S
Roosevelt's refusal of the progressive
It may be necessary to limit the size of day with Mr». T. Kichardnon.
, I •.
»
nomination foreshadows another import
The smile that won't come o ff doesn’t the loud during certain months, but it
Mr. Mnfthcwa of tin* (¿rove drove out
This meeting is culled for the |>ur|>ose
PREPARED NESS
ant change iu American politics. The amount to much. It 's the smile that will not be necessary to bar them o f f to the Woolcott home Saturday in hia
of eleetiug one direetor to serve three
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bull moose party will completely disin-
ear.
you pass around that gets the eahdy altogether.
years and one clerk to serve one year,
4 w KH II.E the debate upon the subject tegrate and fade from existence.
1. B. Single came down from London uml the transaction of business usual at
these days.
\ 1 / ° f preparedness during the c
h
a
u
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and a pent Sunday at borne.
such meeting.
tauqua session was not what the A P L A C E TO S A V E T A X M O N E Y
Otto Hurchum left Tlniraday for
Ibited this 27th duy of May, IHIA
I
f
you
draw
too
much
on
the
future
people expected, while not as many
Mohr, Idaho, where he eipccta to spend
A. L. WOODARD,
facts were presented as bad
been
ex
had
ex' J V H l i Bandou World makes a sag ! >’« “
,ind >'uur u* w , M f
ll‘ ark*"5
the summer.
Chairman Board of Directors.
pected, while probably no one with con
gestion that The Sentinel h^s j “ P before you turn It.
Supervisor Watch and hi» men were
Vttest: Wurth llnrvey,
victions either for or against prepared spoken o f before and which it has in I
doing some work on the road Monday.
Dint riet t'lerk.
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ness had their convictions changed, tended speaking o f again. The World j . A
-4 grass widow shouldn t affect
there was a certain satisfaction to be advocates sending out election supplies weeds.
depends upon his power to
gained by those who followed the ar- to the judges and clerks of election
guments closely.
.boards by parcels post and the sending
When it rains pitchforks it may be
produce what the world rec­
it was brought out that we are spend o f the returns to the eounty seat in the just to help the farmer with his hay.
ognizes as of value.
ing more for preparedness and are bet same way. This plan would lx- as safe
And when you skirmish
t**r prepared for defense than most of and secure, or more so, than the present
All widows are sweet. They get
around you’ll find that this
us were aware.
one where a messenger delivers the sup- that way from the necessity they have
The most satisfying thought brought .plies to each precinct and a messenger been under to develop an angelie dis­
power—which is just pi.wer
OREGON S OLD RELIABLE OUTINO RESORT
out was that we are in much less danger from each precinct carries the returns
of
mind and body—depends
position.
of being invaded than many believ'e to the eounty seat, and the expense
to a remarkable degree on
i he impossibility of conducting a sue would be only a small part o f the pres
the
food one eats.
Young folks going to sehool may lenrn |
ees-ful war against us upon the part of ent expense. This is only one place
For highest accomplish­
any European nation wag brought out where a big saving could be effected altogether too much about some things
(C u ít a t e (è r m i? f r a t t u r i
Practical Economy
fl
ro
of
fu
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(
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• ’.»eeh. Í
N na t .
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who is
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tfi-ni- to
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the nhiiH
night.
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Mr. M
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John
Sp ringfi
Mrs.
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W o rth
Go To Newport
in a manner to satisfy most any pac
by adopting methods to correspond with
the changed conditions of modern times.
The strongest point made was that no f This plan is not a new or novel one.
European nation would dare to weaken It is already in use elsewhere and is
its force of men at home to the extent eminently successful,
that would
be necessary to conduct a Having a few thousand here and there
war against
a country as far removed will be a great relief to the taxpayers,
ns we are. Our navy would be far su This plan will do away with absolutely
perior to any portion of any European senseless expense.
navy that could be sent against us.
j
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Another interesting point made was!
T H E A, B. C ’ 8
that in the present war none o f > the
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belligerents has been able to successful
^ H h Oregon Voter calls attention
ly land troops on an enemy shore and
to the fact that iu the recent
that mines and submarines have been
primary election thoso whose names
largely r«*ponaible for thin condition.
began with letter» found at the begin
A point that was not brought out is [ nlng o f the alphnliet were more freely
t at when
the present war is ended ; voted for than were those unfortunate
t ire will be no money left with which enough to have names beginning with H.
to prosecute another war unless some T, W, or some other letter far down iu
nation receives fabulous indemnities, the alphabet.
which is not likely.
The explanation is flint the man
Another point not brought out is that whose name begins with A, B or C heads
this nation is helpless to enforce, by the lists of candidates, and even the ro­
invasion i f necessary, any diplomatic tation of the names does not even up
demands made upon a European nation. the chances for the man who starts his
We feel a little more secure than we name with some letter wsv down in the
The good die young
prefer to be live ones.
und most o f us
D O N 'T P A Y M O N E Y IN A D V A N C E ;
Walt Until the Fruit Tree* Arrive, 8ays ;
Inspector Stewart.
" D o not pay for nursery stock be
fore it is received," is the advice of
C. E. Htewart, l.ane county fruit inspec­
tor. " W h y I advise t h a t ," said the in
speetor, " i s that often trees are ilia
. us.-il when they arc received at the sta­
tion of the consignee, and it Is necessary
to -pray them or destroy them. When
they a e already paid for, the spraying
expense will fall on the farmer who has
ordered them. I f they are not paid for,
the nurserymnn will have to stand the
expense. This will diseonrage some of
the unscrupulous nurserymen from send­
ing out diseased trees."
East year the inspector was called to
spray 20 or more shipments that came
into Eane county, and some of them
ment one must have the best
values in food—food which
builds well-balanced bodies
and brains.
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
has that kind of value. It
contains all the nutriment of
whole wheat and barley, in­
cluding the important min­
eral elements so often lack­
ing in the usual dietary.
GRAPE-NUTS comes ready
to eat, is easy to digest, nour­
ishing, economical, wonder­
fully delicious—a help in
building men of worth.
“There’s a Reason”
Numerous Attractions Make This Beach
City an Ideal Place for an Outing
Agate Beach
Seal Rocks
Rocky Causeway
Surf Bathing
Natatorium
Bowling Alleys
Devils Punch Bowl
Government Light House
Yaquina Bay
Fine Fishing
Dance Hall
Clam Digging
Low Round Trip Fares
«»•«‘ Oil null' daily to Newport from all Southern
Pacific at at ioiia in Oregon. Return limit «lei. .'Mat
I'’«»»' complete information regarding hotel« at
Newport, rales, train nervier, commit our agent or
write for eopy of illtiNlrnled folder " Newport
Beaches.’ * 1
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•lohn M. Scott, (leneral I’aMMengcr Agent
I’ortland, I Iregon
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