The Sunday Oregonian., July 11, 1909, SECTION THREE, Page 4, Image 28

THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, JULY 11, 1009.
SEASON-AT BEACHES WELL UNDERWAY
Cottages and Hotels' Filling Up, and Seashore Diver
sions Being Patronized.
LOXO BEACH. Wash., July 10. (Spe
cial.) One never loses memories of
the dellgrhta of North Beach. lt
plendld variety of scenic effects, unlim
ited opportunity for recreation and scores
of delightful Invitations to enjoy life at
Ita fullest, are the predominating features
of fhls beautiful place.
.The. late rains have only served to bring
out more vividly the wealth and riot of
tfreenlng- things. Cottagers continue to
arrive with every boat and train, and
the classical "rubber-neck" row has as
sumed the proportions and propensities of
a budding trail, Willi its many decorated
booths ajid attractive concessions.
The hotels are in readiness and many
have already been entertaining guests for
weeks. The season is decidedly on. and
North Beach will soon be In the midst of
her usual and deservedly popular activ
ity. Already many affairs social have taken
place. The Breakers orchestra has been
down for several days, and the bonfire
parties tor which North Beach Is noted
have begun In earnest. Hackney's Cot
tage recently gave an Informal musicale,
at which Misses Elda and Eva Mclaniel
Tendered pleasing violin and piano num
bers, and an unusually Interesting tone
was lent by the monologue selections
given by Mrs. Robert Farrell.
Cottage Colony at Xorth Beach.
W. R. Mackenzie and family are in
their beach residence at Holman.
Tha Emtl Schacht family have opened
their Seavlew residence.
Mrs. Henry W. Corbett, with her sister.
Mrs. John Mason, are domiciled In their
Summer home at Seavlew.
Misses May and Anne 8hogren are oc
cupying their Summer home near the
life-saving station, situated between
Ilreakers Station and Ocean Park.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ring, with Misses
Alta and Edna Ring, and tlielr brothers,
Gordon and Sidney, are domiciled In their
cottage at Salta.tr.
Mrs. A. J. Bingham and daughters.
Misses Myrtle and Qraee, are In the cot
t.iKe at Long Beach owned by Dr. George
Nonage.
Mrs. Robert S. Farrell and her Interest
ing children, Marion and Robert. Jr., are
Installed in their cottage at Saltair.
Early beach arrivals were Dr. A. S.
Nichols and family In their Tioga resi
dence. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wilcox, with
their children, Mies Claire and Theodore,
Jr., opened their handsome beach resi
dence Wornoco on Tuesday at Holman.
Mr. .and Mrs. Isam White have opened
their handsome beach residence at Break
ers Station.
Miss May Robertson, of Portland, has
ai her guest In her Seavlew cottage a
trio consisting of Miss Jesse Parks, Miss
Winifred Chance and Miss Madge O'Con
nor. Misses Efhel and Agnes Mcintosh, with
their brothers, Ronald and Norman, are
occupying the Mcintosh cottage at Hol
man. Mrs. Bert Wood and daughters, Frances
and Dorothy, have Joined the cottage col
ony at Seavlew.'
Mrs. W. 8. Ladd arrived on Tuesday,
and has opened her beautiful North Beach
home. The Willows.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Pier with Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Pier. Jr., have opened their
beach residence at Saltair.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Wood and family
are in their cottage at Tioga.
Mrs. W. H. Skene and children, Jean
and Donald, are occupying the Philip
Schuyler cottage at Seavlew. Theodore
Wilcox, Jr., has been their guest pending
the arrival of his parents on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Heltkemoer have
opened their beach residence at Saltair.
Mrs. M. McDaniel and daughters. Misses
EJva. Eva and Opal, and her son. Joshua,
with the smaller . children and their
guest. Miss Gertrude Getty, from Port
land, are Installed In the McDaniel cot
tage at Long Beach.
William Beck and family are In their
bench home at Breakers station.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Swank have been at
fleavlew superintending the erection of
their beach residence, which will bo ready
for occupancy In a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. "Monks and their
daughters, Margaret and Mary, are domi
ciled in their Saltair residence. Miss
Frances Jennings Is their guest. 1
Captain and Mrs. J. J. Reynolds are oc
cupying the Barnes cottage at Tioga.
Miss Ella Rummelln, who has been vis
iting at Gearhart Park, arrived at North
Beach on Tuesday to be the guest of
MlRses Mabel and Effle Johnstone In their
cottage at Saltair.
Others who tyive Joined the cottage col
only at Saltair are the W. O. Thorsen
family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells, with
their small child, and Henry Fleckensteln
and family.
Mrs. J. Barnes and daughters. Misses
Maud and Alice, with their sister, Mrs.
H. J. Barnes, and son Holman, are oc-
cupylng a cottage at Seaviow.
Mrs. J. Gilllland and son Maxwell are
in ne Wheeler cottage at Saltair.
Mrs. M. Kathburn and Miss May Rath
burn have opened their cottage, at Sea
vlew. In the Pawley cottage at Saltafr are
Mrs. Alice Eschricht and children, Edith
Marie and Albert.
Mrs. ai. Baum and Miss Henrietta
Baum are occupying their Seavlew cot
tage. Miss Pauline Baum was a recent
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hoeg and
..ou oun v rsnsion nave arrived at thel
faltnlr cottage for the season.
' I'JnaKB colony at ?aview
ioa LJwenson, Mrs. Theodore
.v.r. .rs. narry Kiosterman and her
oiiiti uuugnter.
Occupying the Pettlt cottage at Saltair
r Mrr Ted Wood, her son Russell and
h r mother, Mrs. S. B. Haskell.
rv. Elsls Patten and Dr. Patten-Brumbaugh
are in their Tioga cottnge
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Seufert and their
installed In their cottage at Seavlew.
North Beach Personals.
A party of Portlanders who recently
spent a few days at the Rr..t...
slated of Mr. and Mrs. Georr w
Boschke, with their attractive daugh
ter. Miss Marguerite Boschke. and th
juunser cnuaren, and Mrs F H
Eastman and Mrs. J. H. Luckett. Miss
Boschke has only recently returned
from Miss Mason s finishing school the
Castle, at Tarrytown on the Hudson.
E. D. Stout is at North Beach Inn
Miss C. Bubb, of Portland, with her
guest. Miss A. B. Dickson, of Farino
Ontario, are guests at the Breakers. '
Mr. and Mrs. F. Van Duyn are among
the recent arrivals at Hackney's Cot
tage. .
Mrs. M. L. Demlng is registered at
North Beach Inn.
Recent arrivals at the Breakers are
Mr. and Mrs. H, R, Burke, of Portland,
with Mr. and Mrs. James R. McElroy
of San Francisco. '
Mrs. George McCabe and family have
arrived at Hackney's Cottage.
Among the Breakers' late guests
have been Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cams,
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Barbour and son'
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Engelman and son.
Hugh A. Peeples has been a recent
guest at North Beach Inn.
A party of Idaho guests at Hack
ney's Cottage consists of Mrs. S. Ober
dorfer, Mrs. A. Nixon and Mrs. E C
Beggs, with her small daughter Doro
thy. A. B. McAlpln has been a late guest
at the Breakers.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Zimmerman, of Port
land, are spending July at Hackney'
Cottage.
J. Ira Routledge Is a late arrival at
North Beach Inn.
Portlanders at tha Breakers, are H.
F. Aplin, A. Becker and H. E. Stuart.
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Chicago guests are C. S. Everett and
W. C. Hay; others are Thomas G.
Shearman, of Washington, D. C, and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Rosenhaupt, with their
daughter. Miss Amy. of Spokane, Wash,
Tom F. Harris, of Morris. Minn., is
a guest at North . Beach Inn.
Louis Dammasch, of Portland, re
cently registered at Hackney's Cot
tage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leinenweber, of
Portland, were recent guests at the
Breakers.
Recent Portlanders registered at
Hackney's Cottage were J. G. Beach,
C. W. Stinger, Will H. Walker, D.
Reeves. L. A. Warren, C. E. Power and
L. W. McAdams.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Koch were
recent guests at the Breakers.
F. A. Gadds is a late arrival at Hack
ney's Cottage.
Among the guests at the Breakers
are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lippitt and
Judith Lippitt. who arrived early In the
season. t
Mrs. R. C. Flack and son are guests
at Hackney's Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Capleg and
family, of Portland, have taken a cot
tage at Seavlew for the Summer.
RECORD CROWDS AT SEASIDE
Celebration of Fourth of July Proves
Great Success.
SEASIDE. Or.. July 10. (Special.) Vis
itors and tourists reach Seaside after a
delightful scenic ride from Portland
along the shores of the magnificent old
Columbia River, via the Astoria & Colum
bia River Railroad. It's a four-hour ride
when the train is on time, which has
been the exception rather than the rule
latterly. Splendid new cars, bright In
their glories of plate glass windows and
leather upholstering, with the added at
traction of fine observation ears, which
have been put on this line, and the new
rails which replace the old ones from As
toria to Seaside, Insure a much smoother
and easier Journey.
The largest crowd ever known to the
proverbial oldest inhabitant or resident
hotel-keeper, arrived at Seaside on Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday of last week,
with large bunches scattered about over
Monday. The celebration was a thing of
glory and a Joy forever. Dan J. Moore,
proprietor of the Moore Hotel, wearing a
flapping cape and plumed helmet, a la
Crusader, capered gayly on an antiquated
steed at the head of a. festive procession,
which for enthusiasm and progression
would be difficult to equal. Floats of all
sorts and sizes, lassies In gala gowns
with flowing hair, and tinfoil crowns,
small urchins resplendent In trl-colored
sashes, all blithely chanting "Columbia
the Jam of the Oshun," with Columbia
herself bravely smiling her moral support,
together with other floats, typical of the
day. lent a note of decided Interest. The
band was exceptionally ?ood, and large
crowds enjoyed the selections.
In the afternoon, addresses and horse
races vied for audiences, and while the
rain persisted in getting in a certain
share of its work, still the day was, like
all other Fourths, a success.
The hotels are all open and most of
the cottages are showing signs of activity
within. A large number of concessions
on the shell road way are yet to be tak
en, but there are several moving picture
shows, refreshment booths and amuse
ments of various sorts for young and old.
Fishing for porgies from the pier Is a
never-failln center of Interest, and every
morning early the sands are dotted with
crabbers and beach combers. Informal
gatherings and a general air of fellowship
are prevalent, tending toward a favorable
anticipation of what the later days will
bring.
Seaside Personals.
R. S. Howard, Jr., has been an early
arrival at the Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cate are sojourning
at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bennett, of The
Dalles, were recently at the Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Glass, with Miss
Ethelwynne Glass, were early guests at
Seaside House. Miss Glass has only re
cently returned from a smart finishing
school In the East.
C. A. Bell and family were recently at
the Moore, as were also Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Brown and G. Xi. Hunt and
family.
Dan J. Malarkey spent last Sunday at
Seaside.
In the over-Independence day crowd of
guests at the Moore Hotel were noticed
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Slattery. W. J.
Cook. Jr., Edward E. Goudey, E. J. Daly,
J. W. Scully. A. H. Fletcher, W. II.
Ormsby, T. D. Botiford. C. H. Gassett. B.
N. Woodward and L. Allehof.
Joseph Wiley with his two sisters,
Misses Clarissa and Cecilia Wi.ey, were
among the week-end guests at the Moore.
A trio of over-Fourth . Moore guests
were: Miss E. E. Weiss. Mrs. M. A.
Christian and H. J. Christian.
Seaside House has had as its guest this
past week, W. F. Hudson, a pioneer
beach visitor, . who has been coming to
this resort since 1873, when the stage
ran from Astoria to Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson Reed and child
have been among the early arrivals at
the Moore.
Captain W. C. Lucke, who Is connected
with the Government service at Fort Ste
vens, has spent the week at Locksley
hall.
Mrs. M. E. Olds has been registered
this past week at the Moore hostelry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilkyson and son
Dick are recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Durham and their
son were week-end Moore arrivals.
Jerry Bronaugh has been a recent guest
at Seaside House.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo Rlcen were among
the over-Fourth guests at the Moore.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Nellson Barry and
small son have arrived for .the Summer
at Seaside. Mr. Barry will assume charge
of the Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hall were week
end guests at the Moore Hotel.
Jordan Zan has been a late arrival at
Seaside.
Hugh C. Gearin. Clyde Evans. T. M.
Word with Mrs. Word and their son, John
F. PUlman and F. L. Greenough, were
week-end arrivals at the Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hartman were
recently guests at Seaside, as were also
Mr. and Mrs. George S. West. .
Other Portlanders who have been
guests at the Moore hostelry the past
week are: F. L. McGulre, P. E. Cleland,
G. A. Stone, Dr. L. Buck and family, F.
T. Lambert, H. Philips. G. T. Webb, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Webber, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph McDevitt and Mrs. A. H. Devers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles KIrchner, wlth
their guest. Miss Alta Armstrong, were
recent guests at the Seaside, en route to
their cottage at Elk Creek.
Recent guests at the Moore hostelry
Include J. H. Temple, H. C. Blckett, E.
M. Rosenthal and William Frolme, W. F.
Krumbeln, R. C. Baker, H. L. Swift, N.
A. Nelson and H. Pier, Jr.
Mrs. B. S. Pague and Mrs. D. E. Al
tenburg arrived on Thursday at the
Moore.
An overrFourth party of Portlanders at
seaside consisted of Misses Jessie and
Rose Talbot. Harry Couch and Will Alki
aon. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Owen and daughter
are Portlanders at the Moore, as are also
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and their
daughter.
Cottagers at Seaside.
Halcyon Lodge, one of the roost pic
turesque cottages at Seaside, and the
property of Mrs. C. W. Knowles. has
been taken by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Toung
and their baby daughter Pauline.
Mrs. F. A. Kna.pp has opened her hand
some beach home. Ramona'. With her is
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Brazee. and
her charming children, who recently ar
rived from the Philippines.
Mrs. C. Grosswick is installed in her
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stephens are occu
pying Sunset cottage.
The Walter J. Holmans are domiciled
at Foamycrest.
Mrs. Frank Elchenlaub. of Vancouver,
has opened her Seaside residence, and has
as her guest' Mrs. I. K. Levy, of Port
land. Mrs. T. J. Moylan has been residing In
her attractive beach residence. The Webb,
throughout the Winter season. At pres
ent she is entertaining her parents. Cap
tain and Mrs. W. F. Kilgore. Captain
Kilgore is identified with the revenue
service, and has spent many years tour
ing Alaskan wafers.
Mrs. Louis G. Clarke and her mother,
Mrs. J. J. Murphy, are domiciled at Mur
lark, their attractive Summer home
Dan J. Malarkey spent last Sunday at I ' , - - Vv; 1 SI
Seaslle- I - 'i ' - ' ill I
In the over-Independence day crowd of 1 . ' - ' - - at - - 111 I
guests at the Moore Hotel were noticed I - , ' . - X Vr 111 I
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Slattery. W. J. I i. , , ' F r'" TT , II I
Cook. Jr.. Edward E. Goudey, E. J. Daly. I ' ; . ""it ' 4f&y'. . ' - . - - 11' 'A
J. W. Scully. A. H. Fletcher, W. II. 11 " CMJ? A sj J - mrll i
Ormsby. T. D. Botiford. C. H. Gassett, B. Bt - 4Ss ff -1 ' " . feVX h SSill 4
N. Woodward and L. Allehof. II fi TWjcff3 ' v 4 SS1!! f 1
Joseph Wiley with his two sisters. II t fk V ' . a 1 1 tTjl 11
i I ' It"- i , m ' V- . sIsi&l Y Y:" - - --11
1 h " - " ' "'Sl ' Mil
whose suggestive name was coined by a
happy" and unique blending of the two
names Murphy and Clarke.
Mrs. P. L. Willis ha3 opened her beach
cottage. Mltlite. Her daughter. Mrs. M.
A. Ashley, with her sons Roscoe and
Willis will occupy their hospitable cot
tage, whose name is derived from an In
dian term meaning literally "come and
stay -with us."
The Knoll Is occupied this season by Its
owner, Mrs. C. W. Knowles. who has
with her Mrs. Frank Summerton, her
daughter, from Edmonton, Canada.
Ala-Boma, One of the handsome homes
at Seaside, has been opened by Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine G. Smith, who are entertain
ing a guest, Mrs. Lamsori, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. , E. L. Thompson are In
stalled In their cottage with their guests,
Mrs. A. B. Slauson and children, Ruth
and Margaret.
Mr. and Mrs. Hemperly are at Brae
Side. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Strain and. their
daughter Stephanie are domiciled in Hal
eola, near the John Gill cottage, on the
Necanicum.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwlg HIrsch and. chil
dren are occupying a cottage near the
Boardwalk.
Reposo has been taken by Mr. and Mrs.
N. C. Oates. formerly of Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. Oates" mother. Mrs. Mary E. Stan
ley, Is their guest.
Sandhurst, one of the handsomest of
beach residences, has been opened by Mr.
ana Mrs. R. Jacobs, with their daugh
ters. Misses Hilda, Frances and Miriam.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gosllnsky (nee Ja
cobs) are guests prior to their departure
for their home In San Francisco. Mr.
Gosllnsky is a brother; of Mrs. I. N.
Flelschner. '
Butterfield No. 3 has been taken for
the season by Mrs. F. N. Kollock and
Mrs. L. R. Kollock.
M. N. Mayo has completed one of the
most artistic homes facing the ocean. The
family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo,
with their children, George and . Helen,
are residing in the cottage.
Klahanee, fhe picturesque home of John
Gill, on the Necanicum River, has been
opened for occupancy, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gill. Harold and Miss Elsa Gill have ar
rived. Mrs. Harry G. Beckwlth, with net
daughter Eleanor, are occupying one of
the Mayo cottages with her guest, Mrs
R. D. Gilbert, of Salem.
Point' Look Out, near the Boardwalk, is
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Merges
and baby.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hunt were early ar
rivals In the cottage colony. Their daugh
ter. Mrs. C. W. King, with Mr. King and
ttieir children, Charles Samuel and Phlle
na, were recent guests.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Swift have taken
-TryTGAZ, .gryryzr ur.
the Cliff cottage, and with them are Vir
ginia and Richard Morris.
J. B. Bridges and his daughter. Miss
Lottie Bridges, are in the Oxford cottage.
Mrs. Otto Dekum, with her daughters.
Helen, Frances and Katharine, are dom
iciled In their beach home on the Ne
canicum. Dr. and Mrs. George Bruere and family
are occupying their Seaside residence.
Sea Gull is this season the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Mulrhead and their
son Walter.
Mrs. F. P. Kendall and children are in
their beautiful residence, Crowsnest, on
the banks of the Necanicum1.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. EJTinger and chil
dren have taken the Four Winds cottage
for the season.
C. L. Parker and family are domiciled
In their Seaside home.
La France, has been opened by Mrs. R,
N. Steams, of Portland. Mrs. Sadie Orr
Dunbar Is a guest, while Mrs. J. C. Lock
wood. 'Mrs. Stearns' siBter, was a week
end visitor at La France.
GEARHART PARK IS LIVELY.
Cottagers and Hotel Guests Are
Flocking to Pleasant Resort.
GEARHART PARK. Or., July 10. (Spe.
cial.) Always Incomparable, Gearhart
Park has taken on Its Summer .aspect of
life and every train brings its contingent
of sojourners to this embryo paradise of
delights. The cottages are really few. for
handsome and palatial beach residences
cluster about Gearhart, and the spot pre
sents the acme of artistic architectural
achievements and "social status, as well
as an Ideal spot for one's summering.
Kruse's Beach Hotel Is this year under
the management of Mrs. M. E. Daggett,
who for several years was identified
prominently with the Juvenile Court of
Portland. This well-known resort, located
back from the water, but within sound of
It, has been the favorite resting place for
hundreds, and Is particularly pleasing and
popular with lta patrons, n
Gearhart Personals and Cottagers.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Honeyman, with
their children, Ronald and Dorothy, have
opened tneir cottage tor tne season.
Dr. Ernest F. Tucker an family, who
have been early guests at Kmise's Beach
Hotel, have taKen a cottage on the ridge
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Broughton and
family have opened their Gearhart cot
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lombard and fam
lly are domiciled in the Mansfield cottage.
Mr. ana Mrs. uuy xaiDot and Jane Tal
hot and Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kerr.
with their children, were recent guests at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
The Holt cottage Is this season the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gill, with
their interesting daughter Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fisher, with their
niece. Miss Helen Goff. have opened their
cottage for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Brewster are late
arrivals at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
The Stoppenback cottage has recently
been purchased by Mrs. G. Arbuckle, of
Portland, who Is entertaining as guests
her daughter, Mrs. W. D. Fraley, Mr.
Fraley, and their children, Ruth and Law
rence. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Latz were
among the early arrivals in the cottage
colony. Their son, S. M. Latz, of San
Francisco, ie with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGulre and family
are domiciled in their cottage at Gear
hart Park.
Early in the season C. A. Lewis opened
his handsome beach residence. Flomaedel,
where at present an Interesting house
party Is in progress. The guests Include
Misses Florence Lewis, Alta Ring, Claire
Hlssler and Hizel Miner, chaperoned by
Miss Grace Kemp.
Mrs. W. A. Cogswell and her little
daughter, Lucile. are occupying their cot
tage. Miss Dolce Mansfield Is her guest.
Earlier guests were Miss Daley Mansfield.
who has returned to Portland, and Miss
Ella Rummelln, . who Is sojourning at
rs'ortn Beach with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gay and daughter
jean are in their Gearhart Park home
Mrs. Robert Gilllland, Mrs. Gay's sister.
is tneir guest.
The Robert Livingstone cottage has
been opened for the season.
Mrs. George M. Sellers and children
Mary and James, are Installed in their
beach cottage.
Visitors at Collins' Springs.
COLLINS.- Wash., July 10. (Special.)
-Following Is a list of arrivals at Col
lins Hot Springs Hotel:
"W. A. Johnson. The Dalles; J. W. Morton
ana son. ooa rtiver: tsen A. Keiiatny, Mra.
D. tr. ivinney. mrn. jHQe cmmenin, J. X. Thur-
man. Portland; jonn rox. Astoria: D s
Dane. Mra. P. E. Brlffham. M. J. Mirivrt'
Mrs. W. Curtin and daughter rj. T. Sipson
and wife. Mrs. W. H. Upson. Mrs. Janu-H R
Beat. Mrs. WIHard MoCenklln. w. T. Mae-ters
ana ramiiy, on j. once ana wire. Portland;
W. Rosa Wlnans, Wlnans; B. T. Winans. Hood
River; M. W. Bethel, Myrtle Bethel. The
Dalles: K. E. Barnum and wife. C. Anderron
ana wue. iioro; ca ijoiamrtlth. w. Bathe
Portland: A. C. Tippett. Astoria; Mrs. J. H
Stanley, C. B. Whttloek. Mrs. M. Borchers
Georjte C. Reppey, A. Newland, Portland: C.
L. Morse and wife. Hood River; C. F. Hev
wood. Mrs. Ben A. Bellamy and family. Miss
Annie Aehbaug-h. Oecar Rlttenberg and fam
ily, T. P. Mann. F. Frederlcksen and wife.
J. H. Johnson and wife, Portland; Mrs. J.
Johnson, Tacoma: Mr. and Mrs. Georga B.
O'Bryon. FrancU Matchnte. PtftvTnson: Kmma
Fanning. Portland; H. L. Harris and wife.
The Dalles; H. (innan and wife. C. C. Stan
ley and wife. Hcrtwrt Ehrick. Tom Blunder
nd wife Mtss Marie XeMlfr. FranK Oamble
Charles Rich and wife. c. R. Walatrom and
party. Et:a Il-r. Mrs. B. H. Jamee. R. B.
Loyde. Portland; EJ Pchreck and wife Globe;
Mm. Theodore I.lhf. Mrr. Marv F 1ray. The
Dalles; Edward Trltea. V. P. French. Mlsa
Colleay, (ioidendaie: J. P. Jena-en and famllv
The rall-s: J. R. Preston and wife. Berkeley;
C. E. De Vol. J. M. Frer.inger. YV. T Brown.
Bernice Baunt. Portland; Charles Bernard.
The Dalies; Mrs. O. V. Hosford. I. Savov.
Portland; F. J. Bonn. Hanfori: Frank Ford.
Portland; tleorfre Potter Klondike; Captain
O. W. Hosford. a. X. Ruahmore and son, Peter
Wiedemann. L. Hal'.. Portland; S. M. Weiet
and wife. Marshland; Regina Cook, Wyetb;
W. L. Cottrell. Portland.
At Cloud Cap Inn.
CLOUD CAP IXN. July 10. (Special.)
Following is a list of the guests at
Cloud Cap Inn:
Miss Jewell. Miss QuIkr. Mism Fox. Mias
McLean. Oharle T. Ladd. M:ss Siftrid Sal
lander. Mr. and Mra. J. Weslev Ladd. Mlas.
Helen Ladd. Mrs. E. C. Shevlln. Crosbv
Shevlin. Edwin Shevlin. II. E. Carr. Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Linthieum, Louise Llnthlcum.
Alexander Llnthioum, Portland; A. S. Cun
ning. Georg-e R. Miller. Hood Rlvor: Mark
WeyKandt, Mount Hood; Mias Marv M.
Campbell, West Orana-e. X. J. ; Stanley M.
Babson. South Orana-e. X. J.; Hans E.
Lelsher, Zurich. Switzerland; Jeanne M.
Stewart. Chicaso; Mr. and Mra. F Mark
ley. Witch Hazel: Mi'i. E. E. FerRuaon. Miss
Lang. Miss rllatabeth Lang. Malcolm A.
Moody. The Dalles: V. Eceles. Dee; M. R.
Mathews. The Dalles: Douglas H. -CamD-bell.
Palo Alto.
The first ascent of the mountain was
made July 2. Mark Weygandt. the
guide, went up with Miss Campbell and
Mr. Babson. They reported a fine view
from the summit.
ROADS HURRYING TO COAST
Both Lytle Road and United Rail
ways Have Augmented Crews.
Both the Pacific Railroad & Naviga
tion Company and-the United Railways
Company are now working under In
creased crews in their progress towards
the coast. Chief Engineer Wlcker
sham. of the United Railways, this
week added another 50 men to the crew
he now has at Summit, and stretched
along the line, and his intention is to
make forced going as soon as the rain
breaks. There has not been enough
ho. weather, Mr. Wlckersham said, to
bake the ground, so from a railway
point of view the rain was unnecessary.
Contractor Sweeney, on the Lytle
road now has over fiOO men at work.
From Buxton he has completely graded
five miles of road and a similar amount
from the 20-mile post from Tillamook,
where his contract starts. About 20
miles more have been roughly covered,
and will be completed in the course of
a few weeks. It is generally under
stood that President Lytle desires his
road completed by the Spring, and this
being the case, any suggestion of a
race between the P. R. & N. and United
crews Is entirely without foundation,
for the United Railways will make no
attempt to complete construction at an
earlier date than next Fall or the fol
lowing Spring.
BANFF HOT SPRINGS.
On the main line of the Canadian Pa
cific, less than 2 hours' ride from Port
land, is found this famous mountain re
sort. It is an ideal place for the Sum
mer vacation. A special rate of J35 is
made for the round trip. Passengers can
be routed via Victoria and Vancouver.
Bl'MMEH RESORTS.
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Leadinq Coast Resort of Northwest
tocated Right on the 0can Bank at North Beach
Electric lights) Call Belli! Hot and Cold Salt Water
Baths in Hotel Billiardsi Pool; Tennis; Bowling) Boating
HOTEL TABI.K SUPPLIED FROM OUB
OWN JERSEY DAIRY. OARDEN
AND POULTRY BAsiCH
Dancing Parsons' Orchestra. Stable Saddle and
Driving Hortesi Automobilos. Privatt Cottage
Write forfolder. timetables, rate. Information
BREAKERS, WASHINGTON
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL
L. P. Harreschou, Proprietor.
Unobstructed View of the Mighty Ocean.
Neatly furnished rooms for light house
keeping;. Use of range for cooking; utensils
free.
SEASIDE. (Necanicum Station) OREGON.
Most Conveniently Located Rooming; -houso
on tha Beach for Surf Bathers.
Rooms f.VOO Per Week and Up.
For the benefit of our puests tve
have this year furnished a free auto
to meet all trains. See our beautiful
new annex.
THE SHELBURNE HOUSE,
Seaview, Wash.
J.uuud trip o. U. S. tli.-Ki.-ls l.oU.
Rates at Inn. $4 per day; per week.
Address riond r-np Inn. Hood River. Or.
THE HACKNEY COTTAGE,
Seavlew, Uaahlogton,
NOW OPEJi FOR SEASOX.
Greatly Increased accommodations; all
newly furnished; home comforts; ex
cellent table board; delightfully and
centrally located; beautiful surround
ings; unsurpassed surf bathing. A most
desirable place for families. Write or
wire for space or rooms.
1. O. Adilreiis, Seavlew. 'Waathtnsrton.
COLLINS HOT SPRINGS
On the Columbia River.
Hotel modern In every respect, electric
light, steam heat, billiard parlor, bowling
alley, dance pavilion and every convenience.
Location beautiful, fine view of the moun
tains and river; good fishing and hunting.
Address C. T. Belcher, manager Collins Hot
Springs. Collins, Wash.
Mr. O. Onne Jurva and Mrs. O. O. Jurva,
masseurs from Finland, operating at Collins
Hot Springs.
"A Very Delightful Place'
NORTH BEACH INN
NEWTON STATION.
A Strictly, First-Class Resort.
All Rooms Large and Bright.
With Fine View of Ocean.
Postoffice and telegraphic address
I.O.Ntt IIEAC1I, WASH.
HOTEL SALTAIR
Entrance to grounds at Saltair Sta
tion. Open for the season. Make your
reservation early. Write for rates to
poBtoffice, Seaview, Wash.
JEWETT FARM RESORT. vhI,,.
J.Oa th? brink of tb. Col' Iwilf v''
En trancing
Real Cream F,hRVT' " terfll Mountain Climbing!
or write and wo wUJ h.v. jiu" et it Word
lsis