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CiiOIlP EMULfLIETS
by diaries
SNnl'M: IHU.'ii .nuile-n'-it
Li j' is l.iiilii'r MiirX.ilr. TIm
tumiVrei-' N tle:nl. killt-U in tin-;
tliantiutr cliiiiii of a plot ulilrh he
h(iM-d would lid liim nf INfhh's!
llu lllolie lillll slli -,rilly lift- )
locked i In-' niystcrioii piizli of '
Andieu Odrn'H ileal h. lVehh-?. j
lilili1 red notebook hold tin' cen
ter nt the Kta ;i.s he outline-. sie
hy step, (lie links of the evidence
which oi.ho( I. mil .MiicNnir nfj
u ctiine he tiled Ui r.iMou on .U-ri .
rHAI'TKIt 4S.
Nine Links.
I pill nw.iy my little r.'d no'o- :
hook. "Those." .ho id. "are t he
niit links in my chain f evidence,
M-linst MucXiiir. In hulk, the
chain is Iniiin'-Ksive; unlink it ami
you will find (hiit most of the links ;
are weak." 1
"I don't know tt ho ut that." Dea
con objected. "I thought you h:td
i! iiretty strong oac."
I shdok my head. "U niiht have;
pot a' conviction in an Knj-lish !
court. 'hut I dmiht if It would have,
in an American. 1
.MaVXair had heen too clever lm
leave 'any 'tunnIUo. clew? hehiml
him. Moreover, he hadn't been :
n-ndiiij: men to the death .mmuiIiv
for 3 years without learning a
thins or two ahout evidence and
he knew Just as well as 1 did Dmt
1 hadn't enough to he suro of cfln
victinj; him.
"So thai you may understand
what happened tonight I shall try,
to Kive you a fori of moviriK pic-'
lure of MacXalr's mental iirocwsen
from Just before he left for Tcr-
rldity Sund.iy morning up t) the
end.
"MacXair knew I bellev.-d him to
he Andrew'M murderer and that hU
a: tempt to implicate Jerry wa-n't
apt to succeed: ho he looked around
for n likelier (Vndidnle. He fixed
on the cunniiiK. half-witted old
desert -rnt, Kuvie. Kurie's violent
ttuarrcl with Andrew hail provided
him with motive for the crime.
" lint first he must plant .lerry'H
flannels in Torridliy, lis the trail
Inevitably won hi lead t here. And
this on Sunday morning AlacNa Ir
proceeded to do. Xot to further
Involve .ferry, remember, hut to
mipport I he charKM nf murderini;
A n drew atid jn'-ttliiK away in .lerrv's
flannels that he purposed hrint:irur
H.UJiinst Kurie.
"J, also. wnt lo Torridlty Sun
day mo rn in t;. Xeither of nn had
expected t he nt her to be there
yel. MncXtilr mw saw that while
I miht not have ymtmh evidiMn-n
to convict him. he ran Id not fns
fll the unlit "II Kurie while I lived.
And I was an liicreusluf: source
of dhntfer tu him, lie concocted
Ihn benutlful scheme for disposing
of l-'urle and me atid insurim; his
own ftifety at nne fdow.
"His scheme was absurdly sim
ple. Hi' w oil Id shont both of us
here in ; T'lrridhy and brinw our
bodies tof'clhor. Then lie would re
por; tn you. I ea con, that Kurie
hud killed Andrew, that I had
charged Kurie with the rime, that
Kurie had shut me. and lhat he.
MacXair. had en me runnim,' up
and dispatched Kurie just a mo
ment inn I.ii e u save my lire.
Later, he would net possession -f
the mile red n(ei k on my desk.
"MsirXiilr waited iihtii nii:ht, but
nlnht hrouuht the sandstorm wltn
It and np'cl hi" idans."
Mere I dcM-rlbcd that drea.lful
Sunday niu lit.
"And now we come to my rea
son for letting M.ic.Vatr kn.iw I
helleved htm millty. T warned him
to do precisely what he did. only
Sunday niyht I w;mn"t readv ..r
him."
"I don't y.'-l that!" Henry ciae
ulated.
I chm liled "I mean that I want
ed MacXair to rccard me as an
Inereavinn source of d.iiKi r It
would liiaUe him force the Issue,
cuiiii'iit thai ovi 1 1 act which would
complete mv bain of evidence
ae,ainfct him."
"You mean y.u deliberately In
vited him to murder you'.1' Henry
h'MliO.I.
No More Gas
In Stomach
arid Bowels
II v1 Lwllh lo ! prmnnaiit1r r
lUvsd ol fa In tnm.i.ti nnd bow.U
Bnalrnann U 'lablria. rttn
ftia prpld.iwlll lol luiaiti ,
mnd all Ilia bad alUta itiulnng li(a
f praatura. 1
lhat amply. r"",t"ll f"""t '
ft ol lha alomavh will diin.Mr; Dial
antioua. nprvattia laa-ti with h--att pal-
(iltalion will vanlah. and you Mill aala
1a abla lo taka a daap biealh vrithoul
dlafomfort. . , ..
Thai dioway, alaapy frahm allai
lnnar will ba itplatad by a dfalra lo,
anlailalmtianl. Bloallna will, "a.a
lour limba. afma and Angria will h,.
lonaar laal cold and --o lo a'"-p
cauaa Baalmann'a Ml lanlala pia am
aa Iron. Intarl.flr.1 will, lha curula
(Ion. tal lha (anuliw, In lh yallo pa'.a
aaa. at any aood duf alora Prlta II
trrit.vNci'B initio ntoub
Klll-lf, vill-c,v l mid I'xcllcd. rtill
G. Booth,
"Pomcthlni; of the sort." 1 con
fessed. , '.
I.tiey w.is sfariiiK at me with fan?
cinat.cd, horrified eyes. Shu seem
ed heyond hnr'ech. .lerry'H mouth
huim open. Hyde had forgotten
his hard on ic urin. l-'urle, whom
Jerry's f ink had hrouuht to him
self, lonked saner than I had ever
suen him.
"It was to he a duel uf Wits, ynu
e :iiul I was pre! iv mire Skuil
Valley wiiuld he the field of honor.
.MacXair telephoned me this after
noon t hat lie w as uin down to
ftkuil alley to arrest Kurie for the
murder of Andrew. I)id I want to
he in. at the finish? If m, I was
tr come a lone. J knew what ne
meant and he knew that I did.
Well, r came."
1 then recounted what had hap
pened up to the moment when 1
had knocked Kurie i.ut.
"Aye, that's It!" Kurie suddenly
shrilled. "The whlte-hellled coy
ote telled me you wuz a-oin' to
! itreak me neck fer me. "Pis a
, Koud ! hi iik ye host me under the
I chin, (iit on Willi It, will ye!"
i This was encouragement indeed,
and I proceeded.
" Vim sec, if M.u Nair h.-fn1 Won.
ills :-ilni-y of the stiootiliK would
have heen true. As 1 swept up my
pistol I limited for .MacXair Hi
i come poui tnK in. tint he was still
intf. My eye fell on the duni
; mien and I thought of that psycho
logical trick Andrew used 3 it years
, ao.
I MacXair was familiar w i t h
I'lirte's astonishing hut Jind sliirt.
As you, sec. 1 put both on Xnpo
! (eon. preieinlimr that Kurie was on
I the point of shooting me. Then I
' fired my pMol Iwlce. MacXair
rusljed in, saw Kurie's hat. and
i fit cd at the dummy three thnej-
lirnicd the story of IHllon's plot.
t before he look a second Kill nee.
: Then he whirled upon me. brlnj,'
Im,'' uii his pistol to kill me. That
mi the very nit I had Ihsui wal(
litK fin;"
They were standini; around nie
line im-urncrH at a burying.
I ra n a iiil..ieji I eye from Xa
tlian Hyde to Itny Hammond.
"It Nee rn H to me," I observed
shrewdly, "that Hammond n v. e
prospected these parts as n young
man.
"Is ft posvible that he was down
here recent ly and discovered the
new entrance tu the Two Mi-others''
In it possible that he went to
Nathan Hyde and 'that between
theni they dug up the story of that
incredible poker game?"
Hyde chuckled. "We haven't
found the mine transfer yet. Have
you .'
"Nn," and 1 laughed
you were going to hi
drew or Lundy'H heir
"I MltppofO
I it to All-
for a tidy
Mini.
"Well, Iatndy did a good job
when he hid It. . . . You can give
Hyde his snuff box. Henry."
I.uey hail dried her tears ami
now she managed to ge in a word.
"Tlie most wonderful pa rt of II
is lhat my I'ncle John should turn
out to he Mr. Holmes instead of
I'r. Wni son!", she exclaimed.
Henry hurst forth, ami I knew
it a?, coining nut at hist. " Your
I'ncle John always played a lone
hand. And he believes in keepinc;
minus to himself. When he retired
ten years ago he wan one of the
he-t men I nch' Sam'H Secret Serv
ice ever had. And he doesn't seem
t.. have lost the old knack."
n'op right, !!':!, Win. Morrow Co.)
The mystery of Andrew Ogdcn's
murder Is solxcd lm there Mill
is mi Important point to he cleared
up In tomorrow 't the filial chap
tcr.
KI.AMATII P.M. I.N. ' ():;..,: J
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Sllt'fi i i'lt; 11,1 uppariKll.
fr,i,i I'' h 'tns nf ninilpH
dMr
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( .ind u in I i 11 m-.Ii. in tiny l m w ,'i ,.
Iii'ini' 1 ...l.i nli. t- Hi, i linil l.,
j I.. iiml li a M .ir, him; p.trty.
j I'll-l.T I. ,,!'. ,. mi, J.u-kli- '0-
! Vln... f, y,.jil! i, III. w .iihli-i I'll Imn
I llu hi'ii y Mnili.T ni'.'ir Kli-K M..n-j.l.i-
1,11,1 Til li c:. h.-ti Ihi'v illd n,u
;n'!iitn nn ni i: inti'il j,,iir, h w:i-,
-'..i,:'-l. Imn!,, i- i impt iivpiii,,n
w "i k lM.tr nil in, 'ii inmlu jmn m
, h.
i- Hulilr.n w i re f.uih.l Lit.-
vrvi.-Mtiiv 'ih.y h,,l hrrn with
ut f.m.1 mid with. .nt Wilier I'm
ov.t tl ..,y Hif! a Intir. Th.- ..m
wi (in .1 . ul nnh.n mh .I
! t'rmnii Weeilnr.
( ' t'-n'ehi iiml Thn-:iy: i n-
! tuK t Mi, ;,;, , s. C-i,,,!,. .n-,,ll1;r
j Hi .1 .
I Th.- lie-, is ti. ,,v K,,n, Sh li
haw no i-t lm.
KIAMATH RflVQ i
I FOUND-UNHARMED I THE MARKETS
: Now showin2
s 1
f : ' i
1 W A a i j
f ' j : .!
I ...... .......v.- -
In "I'mnii'ltu." Ium- flrKl ull-liilk-Imi:
)lMi!-', now playilitf ul Hunt s
'nt'i iati. I'irkfortr Hirlils'nn-
nlhcr v-lil !' in Iht luny aernlMof
M'l'tcn IniiiolM. Kliuivii iilw.'t.VM as
the "till with III.' IH'ilYcl plniln
'raltllic I'im c." siu- nnw n'-0,'' thilt
shr is "111-.' woman Willi tin- a-r-f("-l
Jrri''ll voirr." In this W'!un
hir ttini'!' rany frilnl the lint.
l'rfi(li'Hii'y ir the yuuthful ami u.iy
'IiNnilt'S. tn Mi' liiM-p and t lirnl't'TlU:
niatul'ily of I hi- ilniinatir sti'ln's.
Tilt- niiati'l i-harin ir lh" vniri'
wilii-h KlH'alis frntn t hf sh:i(low'il
lips i if Miss I k frirtl Is Its titti
ncss tn ;hi' ii'Tsiinality nf its sp'-alt-it.
Hit tun's catch the yery spirit
Medforcl's. Headquarters Cornpany
Wins Sham Battle at Camp Clatsop;
Men Cgmplimented During Inspection
' " (My d. t; rig-by.)
t.ll' I'LAStiVVive,, ihlni' 17.'
The ' Atedfnrd ' Oiegei National
guard companies, along with the
rest of the sl;M" orimniwLt ios, ar
rived, in .Ciimii ClatKop nt 11:S
Wednesday morning.
niMbiuiirtcrH'cnmpanj' Is a" com
muulcai ion unit ha mil lug all sig
nals, messages.' runner from Itrd
batalllnn lieadtiuaileis 10 the lines
of adorn in time of war ;:n! the
'iitiie (otnpiiuy has t pent ill" pa a
two d.iys f ight lug a u (mattinai-y
battle which ended at 'J::K Kriday
afternoon with the enemy routed.
Wednesday and Thursday l he
weather was excellent for the type
of clothing we wear, copl hut fair.
Thursday, uhfht a. high wind nn.l,
rain slurm hit the vicinity and
tents here and there couldn't stand
the strain ami many men were out
gathering their belongings and
getting under cover whh other of
their company. Headquarters, com
pany hot two tents.
Saturday gave no signs of re
lief from wind and rain, hut Head
quarters company had their tents
up and all men were ready for gen
eral Inspect i mi at it. m.. n ml
passed witli the rest ami much bet
er than many, ,
We are dubbed the. hahy , com
RETAIN FIRMNESS
l'OltTf.AND, Oi-C.-Hnc; 1.!'. (d'n)
Hutter and eggspraje veiV finp '
and nnch.uigeil totlay. Tin storage ,
lie matld Uhd tardiness of supplies
were keeping egg prices high. i
New potatoes and tomatoes rim-
I inuu lower
receipts.
cause of Increased '
The strawberry situation was still
confusing. iue or ' two ilavs of
Mindiinc would save growers much
loss. 1'rbt's were slightly weaker
today.
Poult! y and fresh meals were
uuchaiiKcd.
l.l-llK'U.
' I I'l'l. AN 1 1. Onv. .Inn.' 1(1 l,Vi
ii'A TI'l.i: AND fAUVKS i!ui'lnl.y '
.-.U'n.ly; 1 ,'i'i'ipt i.' cattle ' '7 .", V.llvi's '
I nn. I
' lliillS Sti'nily; inivlpti 100.
Mli:i:c AND l.AMMS Uiinnll '
. Hti'.l.lv ; ri 1'i'lptK l.r.o. I
i ri'inliiit'.
! I'HHTI.AMV Or.... .Iilni' l!V-l,V.i
; HI TTI-Mi. KiWiS. MII.K, IMU'l.-
:ti;y. (inions, potatiiks.
WiiiiI,. 1 TS, HAY. I "A Si "A HA
lll!K. lldl'S Kli'inly mill llli-
llnni.'.'il. I
Sun ri-iinrlMii Itmierfiit.
' S.. KltANt'l.i'O, June l.t .- oVi
;i:uMiMfiit f.'.h Kr.mi'lHni, .'..
j litoe loo Mum,
1 ;.l;v. In. I . .Inn., i i.-iv Al
. M.i, ni i 'h. ,ii-n u.i'i .11 rest i'
l' i !;. foi ,i- , , ! ;, mil.-H nn
limit' mi the I , ti.e i i.i;nn hii: h
it;i. :unl I'nhl ;i t.ne for lit
j pok y tt'Kiis. e w.w 1 he filM
j ninn hi he illtev.ti .i in h,y hl 1,1111.1 (
.tini'.iii.n .iit.-tinvi :l..w ililvins.
BUTTER AND EGGS
.11
Hun.t Craterian
) nf thi' yonn woman nn thp KPi-ion.
Mil f'l'f'tltli'ttf" sill' Is lil'iilKillK hi''
'M'it'''slf tu thi' sfici'ti, :i ctvttiirfil.
i4i1kV Si" lirilllant wnman. Hit v o i i
I H isfi'j'.'ic s till' riuwli'SH (llctlnn if
I'ultiii-c ami thi finlsht'il -vninoth-mm.-s
-if puisw anil (XU(ilvl
This is tin- first time that the
ynii if nf Mary I'irkford haH Ihhmi
j hi-ai il slncf Iht childhood yiMirii Jic
hlnil the finit litmus of. tho thi'uter.
W'jill a fiiinlann-ntal lipowlt'dc af
the ilii'atiT niul tlm use uf thii hit
man ynii". -Miss I'lfkforil was. in
: the ln'innlin:. a lap. ithc.-ul of lit'
Si-i'i'i'it lunilnarii's whone only ex
i'l ii'iri' has hi-i'ii licforc' the cani-
Tas.
pany, being tlm newest outfit in
Dn'ti.n. hut' (he! inspV-ctfrn; 'officer
remarked on hiH reup.ds. thiH oipe
older outfit should have a look
at us. and gel Home pointers, for
which ue are proud, especially our
commanding officer, Lieutenant li.
M. lluueoin.
Uesldes the coniiuandinK office.,
our outfit consifjtH of the following
enlt.iU'd inen:
ing Klj m: .''ergeantf.hrdlu shrdle"
Sei geant major, (. J-.. Sabin :
acting first sermmit, Clyde 1J.
IMchmond: sergeants, Willis A.
I'orter, KrneMt V. Hurt. Harold M.
I'tomer: corporals. I'Jyron V. Tur
ner, ,1 anies W. ( irigshy. Warren
Conrad, Itoyoe M. Klnley: privates,
first class,. Kit on 11. Hood. Kve.rette
12. Scott; privates. spOeia lists, John
T. Vftinii, lOveret te K. Anthon:
Iiriviites, 'em . Newton and tier
aid l. Mornlitgstar. Cecil II. Stan
'l(ff;. specialists, fifth class,' Allen
J. I.ewiH. .
Sat urday mum everybody with
the execution of one sergeant anil
one corporal went on nvernigiit
ieavp. The camp '. i very unlet
with more Hum half of the men
oil leave. The wind is still blow
ing a gale and rains at intervals.
The governor visited camp dur
ing the forenooh and was given Hie
usual field ba,Uery salute.
Siisumh1 I'ator.
NICW VtiftK. June lii. iTi
l.avei tit1 Ka.tor'.' genrl-ally consider
ed the best 'of present day Amer
ican Jockeys, has"i eecived the first
suspension of his riding career.
Kutor was net down for the rest
of the Aqueduct UieetiilH yesterday
for a bad riding on Kolkinu, odds
in. favorite, in the second race,
which finished fur out of the
money..
n rd oT Thank.
We wish io thank all our friends
ami neighbors' for their kindness
and nympnthy' during the illness
ami denth of our beloved wife and
mot her. and for the beautiful floral
otferinw.
v i;. s. Stiiison,
' l-'rank o. Stinson.
A llliam Stilton,
s'.t Kstelhi Taylor.
There are
obt.iirod.
i known varieties of I
FIRST BOTTLE
"HELPED HER
Keep On Taking I,ydia E. Pink
tiHrn's Vegetnfclo Compound
rhiliuU'lphi'rt, Pit. ' T nhviix use
TaiIih K. l'lttkliain's Vejettthle Com-
iHiilinl In fore mid
iiTd-r thil.lhirth.
I m a mother v(
three i hihlren
to httlt pirU
and a Miy Uy.
I would pet mil
(few II, lii rvoiir,
iiif.y iiiid wt'aU
rouu'tiino.t so I
1'Hil to lie in lieit.
I wt nhl tnke t ho
Veilrtiihle Coin
H-itiiil im n tenie
anil I nln:i'4 rave un iniiu. ineitt
nfter taking' the tirt itottle. 1 tmnul
It to Iv it lMd tolir. I iilwtiy-. nv
tmiuuMid uiir medicine to my t'neiu!
Mu I i rtlllh.t HJU'iik too Iiil'IiU nt
lli. in." litH.' Aa Lot nt kmu k,
UMi S. 1 tout tut'l, I'hllJ.. IM,
Daily Meteorological Report
Julie 19. lj-'!t
.redford and vicinity: Fair to
night and. Tljurstlay. Rising tem
perature. Oregon: ru'i' loiiinht and Tlmra
day. JtiHin temperature.
Local Data
Tempei ature (lenreen I li" :K
ILihesL i last lhmirw) 72 t7
I, owe.-. i diiHt IL hours) -n; :a
Jtel. humidity (per ct.i t 94
I'recipiiation ( inches i . T 0
St sit p of weather Pt CMy Clear
Lowest temperature this morning
lift decrees. '
Total precipiialitin since Septum.
her I, HCS, i:; iV.i Inches. -
Tern perat ure u year af?o today:
HlKhcst, S4; lowest. 47.
Sunset today, 7:41 p. m.
Sunset Thnrsday, 4::i" a. in.
Sunset Thursday, 7:19 p. ni.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
' 120th Meridian Time
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Hukfii- Clly
Hhiinnrck
ilolse ..'
Denver
Dph Moines
Kresno
Ifnlena ....1
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I'liuenlx
I'oltland
Ited Hlnff
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Pt. ( lily !
Clear
Clear
Clear j
Clear !
I't. fitly
Clear
Clear
Clear1
Clear !
Clear 1
Clear 1
Clear- ,
Clear
Clear-'
Cliintly
Clear-
Clear
Clear
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Htm l-'ranciseo ..
! Santa Ke
, Seattle ....i
1 Spokuim
! Walla Walla ..
I Winnliiei; :..
K, Metenrol-iuist.
Coining: to llialto.
The Hew film "team," Sue" Carol j
and MVk Stuart In "(iiris Cone I
Wild." enmiiig to the Kialto
theater tortiorrow. '
Both of these youngsters already!
have made names for themselves in
pictures, individually.
, An excellent cast surrounds the!
young film pin .vers, also, in t heir j
1'tenm" debut, including such noted S
stoge unil screen figures as Hedda".
l()pper, Hoy IVAicy. William litis-
sell, Kdimind llreese, Minna Kerry, i
Leslie Kenton. Maihew Helz. l.inns
den Hare. John Harrow and Louis
Nathereaux.
Tiie re put at ion and past per
formance of this brilliant cast in
sure a production far above the
A Sour
Stomach
In the Bame iimn it talces a done of
Soda to bring a little temporary rolief
of gas and. sour stomach, Phillips
Milk of M apnea i a lias neiiltty com
pletely checked, ami the digestive
organ's all tranquilized. Onco you
1 have tried this form ol re lie t you will
i ceaso to worry about) your diet and
exjWF.enee a new freedom in eating,
j litis pleasant preparation is just
as good for children, too. Use it when-
over coated tongue or fetid breath
I .signals need of a sweetener. Physl
1 cians will tell you that every spoon
, ful of Phillip Milk of Magnesia
j neutralises many times its volume in
j arid. Get the genuine, the namt
pot act tiie o&met
Phillips
r Milk
of Magnesia ,
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR EEXALL STORE j
Open Sundays and Evenings
All the Tiind
em and noi.LT Ste Phohi 144
A Complete Gleaning and
Dyeing Service
A Home of Your Own
1 i is Easily Made Possible
Through the
Convenient
. Home Loans
OFFERED BY THE
Not One
fMk,i!iiiBi:::-:;i!;iiiji&
Mf3
New-
luxuries
nnil refine
ments on this
P-.icific train this year
,. . . shower baths . . .
- ftinnfnin...rliih rooms
: . : maid anil valet.
LOW SUMMER
l-'AKES are now
fffii'tivn - on sale
until Sonteniber 30 -
return limit October .
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
. A. L, HILL, Manage
Phone 10S 30 N. Central
Bedford, Oregon
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Jewel! Local limber eompany
eh.tni.etl I mills niiil new eompany
will stmt opeiatlons iu near
future. ,
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51 9 -ifi.
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JACKSON COUNTY
uilding & Loan
ASSOCIATION
Over 19 Years in Medford
of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny
" " 1
MEW,..
New low fares to California $15 to ...J .
San Francisco, $28 to Los Angeles.These
tickets are good on day coaches of either
the "Shasta" or "Oregonian." They may
also be used on Tourist sleeping cars of
the "Oregonian."
This type of travel has proved so pop
ular between Portland and California
that the privilege has been extended to
include other points. It combines com
fort with low cost transportation.
Planning a vacation.' Phone or coil on us
for all travel information
af
CANADIAN NATIONAL
I he tai
DOUBLE
jjytT Round
J-l VS. Medford
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT!
sfsa Pacific
J. C. CARLE, Agent
Phone 34
TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA
See the giint Camditn Rokies
f their best Jasper Natiorul Pirlc,
with CjnnU't finest coif count .nil
the inlormal luiury of Juper Pirfc ,
J-oJjie quaint totcm-poie villagn
and the sheltered wa-Unes of the
Inside Passage. ..all on a two weeks
vacation! Or' ask how Alaska and the Double
Triangle Tour niav be tssixiaicd
with your trip the Cool Way hast.
Sec Vutoria a picture-city.
V'nUy Sailings, KanT and
Prima Rjirrt 1$ ALiii
TOURf
Vht Largftt Hailwaj, System in Anuria
A. B. HOLTROP, City Paisengir Agent,
302 Yamhill Street. Telephone Beacon 3424 :
Portland