THE PACIFIC MONTHLY Edited by William Bittle Wells The entire contents of this Magazine are covered by the general copyright and articles must not be Ninth in series of Indian pictures by Lee Moorhouse 341-349 The third in the series of Nature Articles, illustrated by Herman T. Bohlman Rockefeller Donations for Missions. Anarchy. Clean Markets. Religious Lib- erty. Chicago and the Street Cars. Direct Primary Nominations. "What Does TERMS.-$1.00 a year in advance; 10 cents a copy. Subscribers should remit to us in P. O. or express money orders, or in bank checks, drafts or registered letters. CHANGES OF ADDRESS.-When a change of address is ordered, both the new and the old address must be given, and notices sent three weeks before the change is desired. WHO IS AUTHORIZED TO TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS.-All booksellers and postmasters are authorized to receive subscriptions for The Pacific Monthly. In addition to these, the magazine is securing representatives in every city on the Pacific Coast, and these and our regular traveling representa- tives are authorized to solicit subscriptions. MEN AND WOMEN WANTED.-We are looking for a number of enthusiastic and energetic men and women to represent the magazine. Our proposition is unusually attractive. Write for it to-day. CORRESPONDENCE should always be addressed to The Pacific Monthly, Chamber of Commerce Build- ing, Portland, Oregon, and not to individual members of the firm. GEO. M. GAGE, Assistant Manager F. O. POPENOE, Manager for California, 612 H. W. Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. The Pacific Monthly Publishing Co. Copyright, 1905, by William Bittle Wells VISITORS TO THE EXPOSITION are cordially invited to call at THE PACIFIC 1941 Portland Consolidated Railway Company Operates 116 Miles of Track :::: Equipment 275 Cars A LL of Portland's 140,000 population are served by the lines of this Company. The famous PORTLAND HEIGHTS LOOP LINE takes the visitor through a fine residence district of the city to an elevation of 800 feet above the harbor, giving an unrivalled view of the City of Portland, river and bridges and adjoining country; also the whole of the Cascade Range with the perpetually snow-capped peaks of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Ranier. A trip over the lines of this Company to Vancouver, Washington, furnishes a charming trolley ride of seven miles and a trip across the mighty Columbia on steam ferry boat. At this point are located the VANCOUVER BARRACKS, one of the finest military post of the U. S. Army, and headquarters of the Department of the Columbia. The lines of this Company also run to WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS, LEWIS AND CLARK FAIR GROUNDS, CEDAR PARK and DRY DOCKS at St. Johns, RIVERVIEW CEMETERY, CITY PARK and MT. TABOR. 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Write for full particulars or call upon The OREGON REAL ESTATE CO. ROOM 4 881⁄2 Third Street, PORTLAND, OREGON Don't forget to mention The Pacific Monthly when dealing with advertisers. It will be appreciated. Don't forget to mention The Pacific Monthly when dealing with advertisers. It will be appreciated. الليلة ANNOUNCEMENT We desire to announce to our clients in Portland and the Pacific Northwest the fact that we will have our Portland office open and ready for business June 1st. Our increased business in this vicinity has made this move almost a necessity. Our Portland office will be under the management of Mr. Fred K. Groves, who has been connected with this institution for a number of years. We are prepared to quote prices and furnish authentic information with regard to all Tonopah, Goldfield, Searchlight and Bullfrog stocks, and have just published a little booklet entitled, "Nevada," which will prove of interest to anyone owning or contemplating the purchase of mining stocks. We have our own office in Goldfield, under the management of Mr. W. B. Roberts, a competent mining engineer, and we have correspondents in other important mining camps. Send for our booklet "NEVADA" to-day Southwestern Securities Company Fifth Floor, H. W. Hellman Building Los Angeles, California COUPON Name Address Don't forget to mention The Pacific Monthly when dealing with advertisers. It will be appreciated. Please send me prepaid "NEVADA" your booklet entitled PM 6 |