The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 23, 1908, SECTION FOUR, Image 39

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. PORTLAND, AUGUST 23, 1908. Pr. C. H. Wheeler arrived from Portland Friday morning for a lew day." pleasure trip. , ,, Mis May Majree. of Astoria, i spending a two week's outing here. Miss Nell Utzlnger was a Sunday visitor from Astoria. P E. Brigha-m. of Portland, is a popular member of the crowd at the Elk Creek Hotel. ' . Mrs. E. Z. Fereuson and children, or Astoria, are occupying their Summer cot tasre on Cannon Beach. it. .ni Mrs. John E. Gratke. of As toria, spent Sunday here. 1 1 1 . A family, nf Astoria. lOV. UllUrt I J are comfortaDiy campeu uu . . i CfKCil. Mr. and Mrs. George Barnford. of Fort- land, are staying at the Elk Creek Hotel, Mark Warren and C. C. Clark drove over on Thursday with a numDer or irienas from Siside. jmwim w Hnlmes. wife and two boys, arrived Monday from Astoria, and are enjoying camp life, near the Elk Creek lotel. William tmis. one or ino pupu... bers of the Baker Stock Company. Is here tn, nl Rummer nut'.ntr. Capt. and Mrs. E. R. Howes returnei to their home In Astoria on Monday, aft er a few days- stay at the hotel. Edwin Caswell, wife and two children Of Portland, are enjoying a two weeks Paul Smith, Ralph Smith. Willis Ashley Paul Smith. Ralph Smith ana jwm-uo aoiuw. - - - I walked over from seaside on iuuiu. of Delaura Beach. tc-tai-qa ori Or Aus. 22. DELALRA BEACH . or., aus c: 1 i rir TwmDleton ana wiie, of Vancouver, . , tng two weeks outing in the mountain, r.mninc at Delaura. A large number of campers were en . T.An..jav .Yrnlnt at thi (riuiiva uu ' ' -------- . home of Mr. Abbott, Indian fighter and veteran. Supper waa served, and mualo aided In arroraing a j in h old Mission Houee ol the Gray Donation Land Claim, was one of the features 01 enifiuuU.... by the campers during the past week The historical structure was the scene of a happy gathering of young, middle i . i .-i wnn Antarpil Into the ; spirit of the occasion with zest and thorough enjoyment. Campers have discovered that the - .h. htr Peter Iredale. which was wrecked on the beach two years ago, make a most advantageous iu ' Ing spot. The Incoming tide bringing In the fish and the big wreck holds them there till the tide recedes. Among the recent arrivals at the i i. vr,- J, J. Fitzgerald. Mrs. F. A. Insley, Mrs. J. A. McMillan, Miss I) B. Howard. Mr. ana airs. v Moore. J. M. Ober. E. H. Green. Mr. and Mrs. C. Llnder. and sister. Mr. A. M. Chamberlain, of Portland; Dr. F. C Broslns and wife, of Hood River. XEWPORT SEASON liASTS WELL Few Tourist Have Gone and Many . Are Yet to Come. NEWPORT. Aug. "-SIe?laI:)7.Th" Bummer season at Newport is holding out remarkably well. Very few Summer tourists have as yet left JSewport. and more are coming. The two trains a day etlll continue to bring good crowds daily to Newport. The few people who have left Newport are mainly campers, t am ines located In cottages at Nye Beach will, generally speaking, remain for two or three weeks yet. The weather since the recent rainfall ties been beautiful at Newport. Windy afternoons which made the early part of August so disagreeable are a thing of the past. Excursions Popular. During the past week Newport tour Ins have taken advantage of the excel lent weather and have gone on all kinds of excursions, fishing, hunting and pic nlclng. Monday afternoon the largest Summer party of the season spent the day In tr. Monterey woods. In the merry crowd 'were Mrs. Claud Gatch Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming. Mr. and Mr. A. N. Moores. the Misses Luoine Moreland. Ruth Gatch. Althea Moores. Edith Ragan. Alice Bingham. Priscllla Fleming. Jean Davis and Master Ken eth Moores. all of Salem: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Curry and son. York, of Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tweedale, of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moores and eon. Chester. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shultz. Mrs. George Dekum. Mrs. Clara Waldo, Mrs. Ivan Humason. the Misses Carrie Moores. Hiidreth Humason and Elva Humason. all of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caxton and Miss Ed th Waldo, of the Waldo Hills: Mrs. L. Mcintosh, of Eugene; Miss Edith Maring and Miss Helen Maring. of Seattle. Wash.; the Misses Vesta and Leona Kerr, of Cor vallls; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCully. of .Hood River, and Erma and Marie Rice, of Ashland. Salmon In Bay. The early rains of the week brought a small school of salmon into the bay, and the sportsmen visiting Newport have been fairly successful In landing the sllversides. An enormous run of herring Is re- a Mm aicaa n v- south of New port. In Yaqulna Bay the torn cod and candle fish are coming In to the shoal I water In great numbers, much to the 1)111 L ,11 AOUUUia " "I J .wu. delight of the local fishermen. Every -boat on the bay Is now usually occupied, Only one train a day will be run from Albany to Yaqulna after September 15. After this time ons train will be taken off. but Traffic Manager Jenkins nas rot yet decided whether It will be the noon or the evening train. Cottagers and Tenters. It is a nouceaoie iaci uiai ol iiiu tourists who have left Newport the ma- Jority are tenters. Very few families who own Seaside cottages will leave during the month of August. Among the recent cottage arrivals at Nye Creek are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Boost and daughters. Misses Hazel and Mabel, of Portland. J. D. Boost and wife, also of the Rose City, are llke- i,a anomnAra nf thA nurtv. E. J. SaU- ter and wife, of Salem, are among the most recent additions to Nye Creek1s colony of cottagers. They will remain jlnn. inmiDt anil tVlA AQI-lv TiaTt flT September. Mrs. Condon Bean and Miss Clara Cleaver, of Portland, are occupy ing the Dr. Condon cottage at Nye TlAta.h Murine, tha aarlv nart nf fPAtPm- ber Jack Wharton and Walter Barzee of Roseburg. have pitched a tent at Nye neacn. xjbti r. iauow ana wuo, i i . I Fortland. are located in the Uoraon cot- i tags near is ye beacn ior tne remainaer i tl Ul UK'IILil Ul -Tk UJUSl. R. G. Welsh and family, of Portland, I al are recent arrivals. They are tenting I in the Paddock camp ground at Nye I -i. i William Smith, of Arlington. Joined his family In "Glenwood cottage" at Nye Beach this week. Dr. P. J. Byrne, of Spokane, returned home Friday morning. His family and Mrs. Byrne's sister. Miss Emily Gonun, will spend the coming week at Wald port. for which place they left Saturday morning. Henry Hoffman and wife, of Eugene, who have been tenting at Nye Beach, are among the few tourists who have returned home this week. Miss Clarissa Wiley and party of five friends are among the arrivals of the week. They are located in the Wiley cottage on Newport Heights, and expect to remain during the remainder of the month of August. J. V. Kenyon and daughter. Miss Louise Kenyon, of Ottosen, Iowa. Miss T i InartAn onH Pari AnHarinn rtt Salem, are among the tenters who have arrived at--Nye Creek this week ave arrived at Nye Creek this week. I Mr. and Mrs. jonn riynn, oi rwi aVIxs. R, Ia Pavls aod famll and Mland vUIUns tills wel& WUH diOkj. A. W. King and family, of Portland, are' at Nye Creek. They are located In the Covil cottage south of Nye Creek. Mrs. A. E. Strong and son. Jessup. of Salem, and Mrs. A. A. Jessup. of Boise, Idaho, are located in the Wilkins cot tage at Nye Beach. Visiting the two families Is Mrs. Jessup's cousin, Faye Howe, of Eugene. Attorney John A. Calson. of Salem, Joined his family in the Carson cottage at Nye Creek this week. - Mrs. D. A. Paine, of Eugene. Is occu pying her Nye Creek cottage. c. E. Stone and lamiiy, or MCMinn- I -n. ,..(.,,, Tca PaV Thav I HIID, t I C Ul.lTH.n A.JW ... - " i are located in the Byrne vamp urove. I f .- A A faKaiL'a anrf famll whn ..Ala. A. MAC. Alio A, . J , .. . . - have been camping in the Rader Camp ground at Nye Creek for the past week, retUrned to their home at Cottage i Grove on Wednesday morning, I M. A. Skinner nnrt famllv. of Salem. I . v. vcita rnw woKn , Lincoln. Nebraska, and the Misses Pauilne and Bertha Hanks, of Salem. I are recent arrivals in the Byrne h nnrth nf Vv rv-v Dunlao and family, of Salem, are tenting In Catherine's Grove near Nye Creek. n Haptpiina T1i,m on XT I c Val. lie Stanton, of Salem, are recent ar rivals who have pitched their tent in the Bryne Camp ground. tentin(f Bt Ny'e' Beacn for the pa.t two Frank Derby, of saiera. wno has oee ..i.arlna- hi. rerentlv Mr. chased lots, preparatory to the erection of a seaside cottage. I Falem, who have been -occupying the KOuinn tta w Pr.ak re- Mrs. C. Cannon and little son, 01 - I turned home to the Capitol City Sat- -- - , urday morning. O. W. Wrlarht and family, of Albany are cottagers at Nye Beach. They have rented the inn cottage, auing naroor, for the eaaon. Ppnnmnann nf Alnanv " D V . rived la Newport this week and has pitched his tent for two weeks near Newport. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Ellis, of Dallas left Friday morning for their nome in Dallas. They will drive the entire dis tance. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lamson and Mr. and Mrs. C W. Sherman, of Portland, are members of a coaching party, who arrived In Newport this week, drawn by four horses and accompanied by a driver. The party have gone south to Waldport and the Yahats River, where they will spend two weeks flehing and hunting. Ralph W. Knotts. Clem Irvln, Carl Sox ar,d E. T. Sox, of Albany, were in Newport this week. Wednesday morn ing they started south on foot. The two former will walk the entire dis tance to the Sinslaw River while the two latter will stop at the Yahats River for a week's fishing. T - 1T,a i-,aAv nf llhanv whn. has been visiting Mrs. J. J. Collins on Beauty Ridge, has returned home after a month's rest at the seaside. . Vlaa TTItfv T.iitrtrer of Alhanv. is visiting the family of G. W. Wright at snug xiarDor. TtAnaM T3 T)Iaa rt A Vt 1 n In breathing the Invigorating salt breeaes at Nye Creek. He win remain at tne beach until September 1. T . , , J r. TV t QlatA. nf RoIatti a n H family are guests at the Demon Hotel. Miss Faye Hogue, of Klamath Fans, is the guest of Miss Mamie Marinan at Happy Camp this week. Miss Vera Parker, of Portland, and George Rock, of Seattle, are recent additions to the Parker house party at Nye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bingham, of ruaana a mi A t a t th AhtlAV House. ' They expect to remain two weeks. A aanalA nf TT 1 1 D-AVM nAfinl anant the latt.a nnrt nf that WAnlc In VflWTl D T t . T .v... narAw ma.. XV nnj Xfrai r'n I McElroy, Miss Smith. Messrs. Walter Stafford. Grover Francis. Peter Howe, Dale Chessman, Cloan Vincent, W. H. Davis, Claud Adkine, Cecil Henderson and N. G. Purdy. IT1 T Qaalar Ann famllv nf RaIaiti have rented- the Z. M. Parvln Cottage at Nye Creek for the remainder of the season. Vo VAAtr nf Pirttnnil mnde bin family a short visit at ' the "Eddy Wigwam" this week. Arthur Hendershott, of Eugene, waa a Saturday to Monday 'guest of hla mother at Nye Creek last week. v Mrs. M. T. Pipes, of Portland, was a guest at the Irvln House at Nye Creek this week. Mrs. Jerry Bronough, of Portland, Is a Newport visitor this week. She is a guest at the Ocean House. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woods and nn-hTA M A Ftflvn WrtOrtS. Of Chemawa, are guests at the Bradshaw. Last week Mr. Woods purchased a lot at Nye Beach on which he will soon commence the erection of a seaside :ottage. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Weatherford, of Albany, are guests at the Abbey House this week. nn Tm n n qirln7nrh of Eugene, are recent arrivals at the Irvln House. ! I,, 1 F. M. DuBols. Secretary of the gn,an(j Commercial club, accompanied , .if- . . v,wnnrt visitor this week- jje 'jo registered at the Irvln hostelry. Albert Mount, of the Medical depart- ment of tne University of Oregon, at Portand u guest at the Abbey Portland, 1 a guest at the Abbey ouse. Marlr Record and Lawrence Record arrived in Newport Monday noon In Mr. Record's fine new Reo automobile. I Various sight-seeing excursions to point of Interest .near jsewport nave t,een made during the week by Mr. RecorJ and his friends, Dr E- van Dyke, of Grants Paes. Js tajing a much needed rest at the ocean Bi(je. He Is a guest at the Abbey House- Carl O. McCroskey, of Portland Is recent arrival at the Monterey. He 111 remain for a period of two weeks. Dr. A. T. Williamson, of Portland, nd wife, are tenting near Newport, Mrg. Charles A. Hardy, of Euget Mrs. Charles A. Hardy, of Eugene, Is a guest at the Irvln. Rppnt arrivals at Newnort are Jack Wharton and Walter Bargee, of Rose burg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doble, of Port- k, her vacatlon at New. ' T ar loclted at the Harple- - . rftan. Mrs. M. Clemens, of Grants Pass, d two little daughters, are guests tl-iA Ahhp, House. Mrs. W. E. Lytle, of Portland, Is a - TJa.1 T T?cen a"lval at tne Hotel Irvln Nre Beach. Mrs. J. C Olds and Miss Edith M. Olds, of Portland are among the week's arrivals at Nye Beach. They are located at the Irvln House. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nolan, daughters Mary and Jessie and son Victor, re turned to their home In Cor'vallis on Thursday. J. M. Campbell and wife, of Dallas, are guests at the Nye Brook. Mrs. W. H. Dllley and daughter, Mabel, of Salem, are tenting at Nye Beach. , They located In the Par Camp ground'' Rt-ent arrivals at the Nye Brook art, F. F. Barlow and wife, of Oregon City, who" expect to spend two weeks at the seashore. Mies Mabel Johnson, of Eugene, Is a Newport visitor this week. Mrs. Clifford Crosno, of Corvallis, is recuperating at. Newport. She Is a guest at the Abbey House. Mr. and Mrs. John r lynn, oi rori Flynn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevens, of Albany. actiVe SORTH BEACH SOCIETY Tennis Tournament and Attending Events Monopolize Attention. ,.r.miT npim TCAch Aiisr. 22. 1 Ste V 'XV 111 BA1V, ' ' " ' ---a- ' - clal.) Each day finds this delightful long stretch of beach receiving the public pat- . 4 , v. panaiwii AnArcv and enter- rUilctgt? mi., a ....... D - prise. Social artalrs are decidedly active and the crowds continue to come on every steamer from the heated interior to the cool nights and bracing days that beach life offers, n. . i i ... v. nhiAf attraction leillllB nas wcv" . w u k .hi. nrAAir ui the Invitation HUrui a " ' - -, tournament opened on Monday, and tne attendance has been very large. The main event of the tournament Is the gen tlemen's singles, ecratcn. ior uw n hA. tL-nn three times before becoming the permanent property of the ..i . . haailtlTlll InU holder, 'me prizes -weirs i .a WnrVmamsnin- Tirominent among them was the very handsome cup given by Mrs. H. E. Judge tor ine men cap singles. nn.- ..AnnnA lni.lldA CllPStS I TOrTl 1 1(1 L LITI1 lltllM " ' " " A, the adjacent states, and all the Coast -i.i . .a.aii rAnrpintid bv their lead ing players. Prominent among them are a " ..... . a T Atila ITPAWA- Mlss Hazel MOicnaisa aim - man. from Pasadena, Cal., and F. K Goodwin, from Vancouver. B. C. . . . i D.rtionj nlavers are Mr. AIHWIB 1111 A a - , and Mrs. F. H. V. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. R W. Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Judge, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Nortnrup. Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mrs. L. . K. Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. F..H. Irwin. Mrs H S Green, Miss Stella Fording. Mis! . , t. HA-ie,, Mhdl Dnss. Miss Lil- lian Carstens, Miss Myrtle Shaefer. Miss Lessle Leadbetter, Htuarx r muw Warlnner, T. Morris Dunne. Irving Rohr, E. L. Mereereau. E. W. Mersereau. A. B. . f.n.Ain vta a Vni n. F. E. Har- IVlCAipin. nrim-c a - , , rlngon. James Shlves, Thomas G. FarrelU C B. Arthur- and others. Miss Irene Campbell, of Chemawa, Or.. Is among the PThe"ames were played on wood courts i int.nno mak ne the tourna- ment an annual affair The tourney was held under the auspices of the Mult nomah Amateur Athletic Club and the Irvlngton Club, and is sanctioned by the NTtTofal Lawn Tennis Association. The committee in cnarge ui a. -'" . n a posed of A. B. McAlpln. airman- P; ' Bellinger. Walter A Ooss. '"i.' W K. Scott and Brandt W ickersnam. Mr. McAlpln was referee dur Is well ------ - con. Parsons urcnei- flress cert; on Tuesday evening a fancy dres, ball was given at """-":"' wn!ch Wednesday nignL m,1Kl(.ian. several well-known P5a"d m"8''ate! participated. Thursuay en - Inl George W. Boschke came down court, and ueorge .ftair. The arnrioTed oT Friday night with a tennis bail. . a . t Mrs. F. M. Buecne. on Friday artern --. -ifuU dec. oXdnd aneb Ai-ved Prizes, ounns n ---- -servea. TT ,, rurstele and Mrs rZz' were Mesdaps M .J. "w. Claran. C. O. Mcmrt..., a . . G. Jackson. F. M. Buechel M. O. Forrest and Misses Benna .- thenasonnewa that' gWen ok Sunday IfterTcSn at Hackney cottage for HtUe Miss Eleanor Gann, who is f"eBl vn nn.tplrv The occasion ws . a.. n?rtehenth birthday of the hostess, and the afternoon was made merry wun music afid games. Later there was a dinner at Hoeflers ior ! -- thH LimZr?T "candlem nal design and bearing " , mid-air wa- promm.w, .---r- rLZlcoZ. Slara Hirschber ger. Waldo Hirschberger and Garrett Swigert. . A.A.i-n it. iits at Sunset Hotel mwrwu. . ... a,n mnrsh mallow toast a Dranra - ; ; .-tar on Wednesday evening. Later the party SMl Z: A musical pro-ra-- and cards finished the evening Frances naner aim -4 . n. ...nain Or entertained are here irom injuin.. . a host of small guests at a marshmallow toast and oonnre parij t- a fmiture of athletic rjownns in A"ij" - - ---- - . activity at the beach, and this place has some very enthusiastic tow.--. past week has witnessed a most "cit ing contest between Long Beach and a.... nf tne three games played Deavirn. - - CQ Long Beach won heavily by scoring 88. . . 4vl-. Vi ab nnnrtR- 24 and loli points mofo inff force. On Monday evening occurred the thir- .. . . , ...iAoru nf Mr. and tletn weaaiiiB ' J ... Mrs. Thomas IJynlff. of the Driftwood cottage, and the occasion was most nt tlnelv observed by the guests of the famed hostelry. The large rooms were lighted with Chinese lanterne u . . i immAtmsA lnp filled the orea canu.e. ...... c ---- fireplace and lunch was served from a Delft blue sen-ice mat - family for over a century. A feature - .v.. ...nninv wan the re-tying of the knot that was tied 30 years ago. The evening was given over to .uuii a..a i i . v. a Bmn iiannA later. carna, wii.ii a ; . On Monday evening tne gurau a., t Hackney s cottage enjojeu n. . . - ci.rnii nf Thp Dulles. Grave at wnicn .mo- ' , " . several beautiful vocal numbers. W. A. Coughlan gave an interesting reaumB. mimas. Thompson. Hagner and Jackson rendered piano solos. Among ZS'orth Beach Cottagers. -a Tir a T.ann Yl d Q hOUS6 SUCStS at her handsome home at The Willows. With her are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Pratt, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss May T-1 1 1 1 Mrs. H. B. M. RInearson came down on Monday to be the guest of Mrs. Rob ert Farrell. Mrs. J. P. Bronaush and family have opened their Long Beach home and will remain for the rest of August. Also Mrs. E. C. Bronaugh is Installed with her .grandchildren in her cottage. Mrs. Isaiah . Slchel. with Miss Scott Alice Slchel and Martin Slchel, have came down from Portland for the tour nament. Mrs. Lillian Fuller and Mildred Fuller have arrived for a visit at North Beach. M. M. Sylvester, with Mrs. Frances E. Sylvester, is a guest at Breakers station. H. E. Judge and Mrs. Judge were re cently guests at Breakers station and were prominent In the tennis tourney. J. T. Gregg is a guest at Sunset Hotel. F, H. V. Andrews and Mrs. Andrews are guests at North Beach. Mrs. John A. Keating, of Portland, and her guest, Mrs. O. E. Mitchell, of At lanta, Ga., have arrived at Breakers sta tion. Miss Wlnnifred Labbe is a guest of Hackney's. Harry Nicolal, with Mrs. Nicolal and baby girl, Nancy, accompanied by Mrs. Nicolai's young sister, Martha De Be voise. are at North Beach. Several Portlenders came over from Seaside this past week for the tourna ment. Among them were Miss Maude A. Howell, Miss Malda Hart Miss Milla Weseinger and Lester Hodson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook and young child are down for the tourney. Edward Ehrman has Joined his family at the beach. C. F. Fisher was an over Sunday guest at Hackney's cottage. W. L Northup and Mrs. Northup are down for the tourney. Miss Emma Wunderli Is at Hackney's cottage. Miss Delia Hahn and Leo Hahn are Identified with social activities at Break ers station. Mrs. Slgmund Frank is occupying the alUIlUB .ucici i ion', a,, a .u0u. W, G, C Bevolae waa a week-endJL m,t of his family and remained for the tennis tournament. . , Miss Stella Fording is a charming ad . i V. ...lal l!fA Miss Lessie Leadbetter Is at Breakers station and participated In the recent tourney. Miss M. E. Drake Is among the Fort . j ., a 'North Beach. Mrs. Charles Barenteeker. with her charming young daughter. Viola, and son. Herbert, have come over from Seaside for a visit at Long eeacn. I. G. Coleman, with Mrs. Coleman and daughter. Emily, was a recent gut the Portland Hotel. . . .n1 iirr -on. William jvirs. Annouwi'o a... -- - , v. haah truest for several Hav e ' ''rliAaai a MrKenna is a late arrival. Misses Nan and Eleanor Mann a . . ,1.. mainHAr of the season. Mrs. Lee Hoffman, with Miss Margery Hoffman, is spending a beach friends. . , 1 T-i..nn 1 A FACAnt aTTlVal A trio of interesting girls. Misses Maude and Edna Murphy ana ms m guerlte Steffen, is sojourning at the Shel W. W. Norton and Mrs. Norton have arrived to be guests at Hackneys cul Captain I. E. Inman and Mrs. Inman are sojourning at Chamberlain cottage. Judge M. C. George has been a recent guest at the Shelburne. W. B. Honeyman Joined his family for a week-end stay at Hackney's. -A- ,h fr. Thomas Moffett and IV.I. naii0-ntAT Miss M-rtle Moffett. have arrived from Moffett's Hot Springs and are touring tne watering pw. a, t tt TAmnlAtnn and Miss Mar IU1B, W. - ' " garet Templeton are guests at North L (Al 11. - Guests registered at Sunset Hotel are Miss Otteile Fettlng. iiss narriett ret ting and Miss Susie Fetting, of Port 1 A Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ransome. with their sister. Miss Sarey, are sojourning at Hackney's cottage. Stuart Freeman has been identified with the recent tourney ana win oe .n, Act At thA hostplrv for a while. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wilbur are at North Beach. J. B. Tanner and Mrs. Tanner are guests at the Shelburne. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. O'Brien, with tvn. nano-htAr-A T.ntieAa Anita and Irene are guests at Haqkney's cottage at Bea vlew. - Miss , Emma Reckmeyer, a charming young fortiana gin, nas oeen sojourning for a fortnight at the Portland Hotel. Her mother, Mrs. A. B. Reckmeyer, with Miss Ethel Reckmeyer, arrived on Sat- ,,nair In. A WAAALr-Anil RtAV. R. J. Hendricks, of Salem, Is a guest at iNortn iseacn. C. E. Ireland was a week-end guest at the Salt Air, where Mrs. Ireland has been spending tne season. C. E. Hadley and Mrs. . Hadley ' are guests at the beach. 1ajfn,.L. T nlHr an ILTVa PntKw navA arrived at North Beach Inn to remain ior the rest or August. - Mark McAllen, the young son of Dan McAllen. is at North Beach for the re mainder of the season. Aricv Tun a MiillAn 1c. thA A-iiAat nf Mm. George Allen In her Centervllle cottage. Mrs Clarence Oninn. who has been a gueet at the Allen home, has recently re turned to jr-oriiana. VTt-a T Tiiinnlno- ananmnanlail liT llAt mnthAv Mr. Bnllam a m s-upsts at the Rolfs' cottage at Long Beach. J. E. werleln, or rortiana, joined nis family over Sunday at their Tioga home. W V AfaartArai puma driwn for the week end stay with his family at their cottage in Long seacn. Aaron. Frank has Joined his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sltm-iund Frank, in their handsome cottage at Tioga. New arrivals include W. G. Beck, with Mrs. Beck and Miss Beck, who are In stalled in their cottage near Tioga. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Matthias came down to be over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holt. T Tt rnnilllah wan a waalr-anil arrival at the Rolf cottage, where Mrs. Candllah and young daughters are spending the season. Tlprt Went and famllv have taken the Schwab cottage at Seaview. Mrs. W. A. Hathaway is a guest at Mrs. R. Flthlan's cottage at Seaview. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cozens, of Portland, iavA rAcentlv been entertained at the beach residence of Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Humphreys, near Breakers Station. A nartv nf T'H 1 fhl hnvaj ara lrAAralns bachelors' hall in a Long Beach cottage. inciuamg newion omitn, uruco mewa.ru, George Hastings, Fred Stipe, Harry Meier and Edgar Shearer. DIVERSIONS AT OCEAX PARK Fishing, Hunting. and Bathing Pop ular Among Summer Residents. OCEAN PARK. Wash.. Aug. 21. (Spe cial.) Ocean Park continues to be well Datronlzed and Is one of the most at tractive places on North Beach. This pop ular place has its charms for campers as well as cottagers and notei tourists, ana they find abundant diversion In fishing, hunting, surf bathing and all the ideal sports of an outing at the beach. Mrs. Benjamin Young is entertaining Mrs. Pope Allen, of Portland. Dr. Young recently returned to tne city alter a six weeks' outing at the Park. H. W. Monnastes with Mrs. Monnastes and little daughter are domiciled In a cottage at Ocean Park for the remainder of the season. The Matthews cottage has been taken by a party of congenial Portlanders who are down for the remainder of the sea son. In the party are Mrs. M. D. George with her daughters. Miss Helen George and Miss Florence George, also Miss Rader and Miss Eleanor Wesco. Dr. Sellwood, of Portland, was an over- Sunday guest with the family of A. M. Smith. Recent arrivals at the cottage colony include Mrs. J. Bulllvant and her daugh ters, Miss Anne Bulllvant, from Portland, and Mrs. D. Morrison, of Spokane.. W. Bruebaker with Mrs. Bruebaker and children have opened their cottage lately. Mrs. Orrfn van Schoonhoven has gone up to Portland for a brief stay. H. Claiussenius is a recent arrival at Ocean Park. Mrs. W. A. Montgomery with her young children. Nan and Richard, are very re cent additions to social life at the Park. P. M. Shadduck and family are visitors at Ocean Park. B. G. Wendling has been entertained re cently by their friends at this resort. Mrs. L. B. Seeley, of Portland, with Boudlnot Seeley and Mrs. Seeley, from Philadelphia, are guests at Ocean Park. H. F. Lossnir with Mrs. Lossnir are recent arrivals. Mies Virginia D. Rasmussen is f guest at the M. T. Metcalf cottage. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Elvers are regis tered at the Ocean Park hostelry. Mrs. D. T. Conway has arrived re cently. A. L. Johnston is sojourning at this beach. G O. Lively came down to remain over Sunday with his family in the J. C. Mann cottage. A. H. Imus with Mrs. Imus and young child, of Kalama, Wash., are registered at the hotel. F. W. Orth and Mrs. Orth are installed for the remainder of the season in their Ocean Park cottage. Mrs. H. A. Kllliam and children have arrived at their cottage. J. C. Mann and Mrs. Mann and chil dren have opened their beach residence recently. Mrs. J. C. Hubbard and her son, Rus sell, are domiciled in their attractive home at Ocean Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mills and famlly'l have arrived for the rest of August and are installed in their cottage at the Park. Recent comers are Captain and Mrs. W. S. Powell, with Mrs, Powell's mother EDISON PHONOGRAPH represents; notronly the original sound-reproducing idea invented by Mr. Edison, but it also represents every improvement Mr. Edison has been able to make in hisoriginal invention. It is an improvement that the Edison Phonograph uses a reproducing point of such hardness that it lasts for years and does away with the annoyance of continually having to change needles. It is an improvement that the horn is constructed in such a way as to give the greatest clear ness and volume of sound, without sacrificing the quality of the sound. It is an improvement that the Edison Phonograph and Edison Records can be bought so cheaply that they make good music possible to all. Did you ever try making your own records 4 . mTTTr FDTsnN PHONORRAPH I any other similar instrument, and that is the fun of making your aiiiittiintti avnATiRA vnn can make your own records, and listen .to the sound of your own voice and that of yc Many an evening's not el entertainment may be had in this way. We vrlll ship an Edlaon on approval1, without a cent deposit pay the freight or ex and allow ten days' FREE TRIAL on every Edison Phonograph. Give Elirht Month to nav and rhara-a no interest. It onlv costs one cent to have proposition ever made sent to as fthova stated. You take no expense to you. This same offer has been accepted by .hundreds of others durin the last montn ana in every sent back and there's a reason Eilers Piano House Portland, Oregon The Largest Dealers in Talking Machines and Records in the Northwest Mrs. Coffin, who will be here for the re mainder of the season. M. Mayhall and young son are stay ing at the hostelry. J Richard De Penning with Mrs. De Penning are domiciled in their beaoh res idence. They are entertaining as guests Miss Gertrude Holmes and Louis De Pen ning. . . The Kenworthy cottage nas Deen mjci.cu and a congenial party of Portlanders are occupying it. They are Miss Maud Ken- worthy, Miss Lena Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Pattie and Miss Cora Pattie. NORTH BEACH HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Portland. c.i... ot f- ! cC.amm. H. J. Low'ery'and wife, Mrs. Ira E. B. Crosby and on. Ml SB hi. Iv.. necKeiucvci, '-"-- R. F McCount. Mrs. R. F. McCount. rs. K. r - MCI. "inu, jjiiDB : Thomas Nelson. Mrs. Mary Grose J. E. Kelly ana James u. waronam, v" , " ii, W. McCarthy. Ma-.-y Bayley. J. Zumlan. Mr. and Charles LatourelU H. H. Jonah. Edna. Swell. John Schaae.. K. nii.a. Minnie Schada. Carlos Max Barreto. all ot Portland; Ernest J. Sias and wife Frank fort. Ind.: C A. aias anu u.aiact... -Grove; Mrs. Charl-s E. Finney, Indianapolis, Ind.; Charles Wilson, jonn ""f "Vfjl ner; M. E. uni, '"i,! , Arthur KODinson, n.rau V. Tr .-ha. f Robinson. Walla Walla: Ma Hughes L. B. Aliora. l-v. M. onaum-'ii. i."" W C Toung F. A. Atkinson. Ravtnond. Wash - F A. Bancot, J. Smart, Astoria: Tifomas F. Lo-well and rtC. rocBXMo Idaho: C. C. Combs and daugnwr, r'iaa., A J ? CVNell. Hood River; Dolly Forwood Snipe, The Dalles; O. R. Anderson and vile. Mis. Anderson. Seattle; H. Lyman, Tacoma. Hackney's Cottage. ... XI- Chl.lr flftia P. R. La. KODinSOU, ueuiio - , " , Swigert. J. Frledembal. Atfolph Friedtnthal, Luis E. campiain, nuucn . ,. 4... i 1 Vpshar. W. E. Upshar E. Wunderli. Winifred Labbe Turner, William A. Coughlan, Jeia Marcus. Mrs. M. D. Marcus, Anna I. War- Honsyman. Vivian Holms, Caroline Benson, Lillian Warnock. iiitn ocnmh ft"X"T v Cook. Mrs. Susls Tlmms. E. T. Hall Mrs. E. T. wall ana son. Tr Witter, Miss Hilda Hagedorn. all o T Port land' f rieaa ruru, s,uhi-i - " - . Chicago; W H. Latin, Mrs. W. H. Lutln. .7J.5.nr. nr.- Mrs. J. E. Ellison, Spo- Hi; ne: C. F. Fisher, Nampa, Idaho; J. A. M. bb. Los Angeles: W. W. Morton. Mrs. W. Klt Lake City; F. I. Flnley. Ro W. -r-.. . VavhArr' VUrrV Thomas, Columbus. O.j'j. E. Ransom.. Mrs. J. E. Ransome misb daiuji North Beach Inn. ' , , tx VT TanDann. M. JM. vsnueura, wis. ... -- - George VanDeurs. Mre. George B. Rogere, Mrs. F. W. Isherwood. Ruth Isherwood. Mar gery. Isherwood, Msrt .B. Colby. Mr. Mark Da,By31bbfe?rM".nd'Mr.-G: W-Tble. mS: m: MEHr $Z m: Bletck, Mlae Frieda Bleick all Portlanders ; Miss Julia Versen, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Hopson. Omaha; Thomas Moffett, Mrs. Moffett. Mis Myrtle Moft'ett. Moffett'. Hot Springs; R. S. Drake, Seattle;. The Shel bourne. J. B. Tanner, Mrs. J. B. Tanner M. C. George P M. Ehadduckv- and family. Miss Cora Daty Miss Maude Murphy. Mies Edna MuTphy, Miss Marguerite Steffen. George C. Hitchcock, Mr.. George C. Hitchcock, Charts Farrington and Mrs. Farrlngton, all of Port land: Dr. R. E. Holm, Mrs. Holm and fam ily, from Troutdale, Or. Hotel Sunset. Hazel M. Young. Mre. M. Toung, Susie Tetting. Agnes L. Lodge. Clarence J. Youm, Mre, J W MacKenzie, Lionel Krause, Fred Stock. "Slrlena Ambrose. Mary A. Billings, Mrs. R. R. Piper. Mrs C. L. Corner. J. T. Gregg, Harriet C. Fettlng. Ottlele Fetting. D. B. Bobbin, E. B. McFarland. Mra. A. Parrleh, Mrs. Gugley, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. McClaran, Dr. P. L. McKenzle, Mr. Mc Kensle and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. O'Brien. Anita O'Brien, Louise O Brlen, Irene O'Brien Mrs. E. E. McClaran, Eben Mc Farland. Jr.. Margaret Levy, Mr. and Mrs. H B Witter, Harriet Thomas, ail of Portland- Mrs G. M. William. Mrs. S. E. Dead man' H. S. William Mabel V. Deadman, Harold E. Deadman, Clackamas, Or.; A. A. Larsen, Mrs. A. A. La "pen, Delaware, Ohio; Harry H. Thomas, Columbus, Ohio. Chamberlain Cottage. M Z Burton. Mr.. M. Z. Burton, Gus Woods of Portland; R. J. Hicks, Mrs. A. J. Hicks Heppner; Eliza N. Ramsay. Nellie M. Ramsay. Edith M. Bailey. Dr. Y. C. Blalock. O T Cornwall, Mr.. O. T. Cornwall, Leesie Cornwall. Ethel Cornwall, Walla Walla; Edith .. m-a.j u..kk.. T U Xiallrar AfrS. Bianco iwu, w. ... - --. J. H. Walker, Madge Walker, Louise Walker, Oregon City. At Mountain Best Bungalow. CASCADE LOCKS, Or.. Aug. 22. (Special.) The following registered at Mountain Reet Bungalow during the week: Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McDowell, Louisville, Ky,; Mrs. Wil liam W. Metzger, Portland. Or.: Miss Helen Rosenthal. Chicago; Miss May Hamlon, Leavenworth, Kan.; Mrs. J. H. Imus bt. Paul Minn.; Efne Godfrey. Ann Arbor. Mich.; Mrs H J. Rooke, Portland; Miss Patterson. Mlee Helen Patterson. Pittsburg. Pa.: Mr. and Mrs R J. Le. Randall Le. Albany, Is. Y Mrs. Jamee Jackson. Miss L. H. Mab bett, J. S. Jackson, Patterson, K. J.; Irving -. '" '' !? i: ; k Am- also offers a form of amusement which cann which nhtain from ns a recorder and blank records, bv the fairest, safest and the best TAI.KIXG MACHINE you then decide if you 11 have one sent risk, if you buy only after a Free Trial ijiomin;tj me tuiaun wna .rpi. m uic wmn wnicn win De sent on request use ine Address. C. Allen, Bentley. Cal.; Benjamin Conlon, Cascade Locks. ; Inez Williams, San Fran. Cisco; Eveline Corlett, Cascade Locks; Mrs. R. W. Bull, Mary Bull, Areta, Cal.: C. V. Leaman ad wife. New York City; Captain F. H. Sherman and wife, Portland, Or.; Emma B. Goodwin. Muncle, Ind.: Mr. and Mre. Aleitander Wilson, E. W. Halliday and wife. Cairo, 111.; W. W. Slmms, Chicago. 111.; Bay llss G. Lee, G. Peters Lee. Mrs. S. L. Phil lips, Memphis, Tenn. ; E. H. Henderson and wife, San Francisco: Dr. T. Hal-tead Myers, New York City: Mrs. O. P. Lovejoy and daughter, Janesvllle, Wis.; Mies L McKlnnon, Portland. Or.; S. J. Hopkins. St. Louis, Mo.; H. K. Hall, Los Angelea, Cal.; Mrs. George McAllister. Chicago, 111.; Jamea Summers, Portland. Or.; W. Klectner, New York City; Charles A. B. Hall, Ann Arbor. Mich.; J. A. Smith. Detroit. Mich.; John I. Rogers, Philadelphia, Pa.; E. A. Holmes and wife, Milton, Wis.; Mlf B. Holmes, Seattle. Wash.; G. tf. Luc'cock, Chicago, III.; Mrs. John R. Swlnton. Portland, Or.; F. H. Douglas., fas cade Locks, Or.; Mrs. C. P. Jensma. Nampa, Idaho Mrs. R. Conner, Master Stanley Con ner, Cascade Locks; C. B. Atwood. Seattle, IfflRffljJ ' - till ' - 'f-C ,W.-f f Gee! THE Waters Fine, TARE THE OTT GRAND TRIP-GLORIOUS TIME 1 Every convenience provided, 1 ncludlng experienced teward ... a. Unlr affr i-rm fnrt nt larlv rvs nnpn cars I- . haRa n. At. a- m x.m. Y a w City Ticket Office. tHird and wasmnirtoD o ireeiu fri V. -- i n- irrrnrr r-i n rirr nr I Nil llBT'n?TllTffr.rlfT''nr1Pr WWIfl IU I IlllWi TlirfWkfttfW.""- NEARBY SUMMER RESORTS THE SHELBURNE HOUSE At Seaview, Wash. Ha. lovely large rooms, a delightful yard for children, and the meal, are gotten up in such a manner that It you come once you will come again. Como in tor our feunday Dinners. TOURISTS non't fall to see the Cascade Locks, enjoy 8 or 4 hours' rest and recreaation viewing the grandest scenery In the United States. Visit the Mountain Rest Bungalow and par take of the finest dinner served outside the City of Portland. Special rates on boat or trains. One and one-hair nou-e riae irom Portland. Take steamer Bailey Gatzert at 7 A. M., return by train arriving in Portland at 6 P. M. Four hours at the L-ocks. Y. W. C. A. Vacation Cottage GEABHABT PARK, OV CLATSOP BEACH Room, open only for business women. Bate, S5.60 Per Week. Dining-room open to pxibllc, reasonable rate.. Register at city office, 6th and Oak ta. r obtai own record; on Free Trial Without unc coupon, yj HOrSE, 353 Wa-hlns t o a Portland, Or. Gentlemen: Please send catalogue and particulars your Edi son Free Trial offer. Name. Wash.; C. W. Bowman. Miss T3. Mert. Port land, Or.; W. C. Tubbe and wife. Monmouth, 111.; Mrs. A.. Satley, Miss EX Schwartz. John F. Bowken, Pittsburg. Pa.; L. A. Harmsn. Boise, Idaho; H. W. Taylor and wife, Cascade Locks. Registered at Clood Cap Inn. CLOUD CAP INN, Mount Hood, Or., Aug! 22. (Special.) The following person, regis tered at Cloud Cap Inn this week: Mrs. S. A. Brown. Miss Nan Cooper. Mrs. E. L. Taf. gart, Mies Florence L Toon, Mildred Cooper, Mrs. May A. Gilbert. Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, Pendleton; E. F. Gilbert, Hood River; Mrs. L. W. Therkelaen and son. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Crawford, Vancouver; Mr. and Mre. E. L. Lowell, Miss Florence Davidson, Sioux City, la.; O. O. Ticknor. G. W. Ben nett. Gertrude D. Benham. England: Ml-a Lutle Cake, Rhoda Failing. F. Trossard, San Francisco; Mre. Robert Tate and sons Roy , and Mowbray. Alex Corson, New Jersey; W. G. Hathaway. Mrs. W. H. Barendrirk, Mrs. ' R. S. Greenlaf, Miss Caroline and Miss Eve lyn Wilson, M. C. Voorhee-. FROM ASH ST. DOCK PORTLAND 8:30 A. M. SATURDAYS 1:00 P.M. fl-IKI C SEE THE OCEAN HOTEL MOORE OPEN ALL, THE TEAR. ClaATSOP BEACH ... SEASIDE. OH THE CIaIPF HOUSE Of OREOOIf. Directly on the beach, overlooking the ocean. Hot .alt bath, and surf bathing; recreation pier for fishing ; sun parlors; electric light.; fireplace and furnace heat. 8ea foods a specialty. Pine walk, ana drive.. Kates 2.SO and $3 00 per day. For particular, apply to th Danmoore. DAN J. MOORH, Prop. Hiiion Mi. Hot'd. Improved auto service from j Hood River to the Inn. 8eaon oloeea 8ept. L A.. W. Bkbkwdrick, Mgr., Hoon Riveb, Onraow J ned In S For a small , h you can iffy friends. ssage "iy time oy E d I s o Si Pioi ograpn ! ' yxf Department O. a, tlLEItS rlA.lU J7 EMM , -1a' s X , rf v. 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