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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1911)
TOE STjyPAT OKEGOyiAX. PORTLAXD, AUGUST 13, 1911. 9 past tare weeks, haa returned to her home tn rortland. leaving Long Beach laet Wedneeday. Morris Summers and family hiw pn4 their cottae t Lone; Beach. Rat Kellogc bu been passing a fort night with his family t Long Batch. Frank McOulre. after two weeks t cation passed at North Beach Inn. re turned to the city laat Tuesday even In. Mr. and Mr. J. A. Marshall nave re turned to Portland after passing month or mora or tha seashore. Others who have recently returned to Portland after sojourning at the baach ara Dr. and Mrs. A. Knoder and their loo L,yle. Mlaa Laura Tnomaa. of Saiemv la visiting ber brothar. Wallett Thomaa. at Lone Beach. r Mullln passed tha week and at Lerg Peach. Mrs. Charles Stewart firott la spend ing tha Summer months at Lor. Beach with bar daughter. Mra H. H. Tinker. Jar. and Mra. Theodora Osmond. Mu ter Teddy and Bunt, of Oregon City, ara at Tfca Id!s Hour T-ottage. H-Kier eottase ret'tei1 FYom Portland. Albert Ba:wm. Jeeele Peteraon. W. A. Coo len. Dr. fc. U. tteuert. Ted Wood. Frances rr Baker. Mra. T. C Baker. Maoj O Howaxrt. Oertrude K- B;de. Howard r'.iechmaa. H. U Morten, H- O. Martin. Mra. C. M- Krumoein. Mra. ft. M. "iellert; fr-m Ch'raco. O r. Koesier. H. M. Koeater. Max Sttefei. from Oaleetor. 111.. Grace M. Fl-bertj-. . eaeoft rler Trom Portland. Mary Louie Hetker. Mr and Mra A. O. Hill and on. Trancla Jamee Hill; Dorothy fttmw brldffe. M-e. A. J. Strew bridge. Mr. and Mra. W. c. Cameron, Loulee Cameron. Eleanor t ameron. Marjorte Cameron. Bu-iah Haree. Ruin Snerman Plummer. E. W. Croehy. Ruth s a R 9lewart. Mr. and Mra R. t. eight. Mra. E. E. Henderahott. M'a Eva P Jecklse. H. H- annr. t j i- Mc Carthy, fcdne tarmody. Jennie Carmouy. Mra. O. s. Jamleon. Mra. Howard Karrell. Mr. David Dupe. Tnomaa Wight.. Seth f-elth. Mil J. W. Hefferlln. May Hefferlln. Mra. J. H. B!h. Mra. Uladre Smith. T. V. Great, from LlTinseton. Mont.. Luclle Mo Craokea. Salt Air Inn rrora Portland. Mra Fred Sheeny. Mra. R. W. Prtre. Lola Prlca. Roea Prlre. Mr. a.-id Mra. W. S. eplnnlna. Lillian Porter. Amy MrIonnell. Minnie Hlnnenkemn. Mra O. H. Hinnenkmi. C. . L. Eaton. Mra. I. C. Philllpa. Mr. and Mra. Geore Flcnt rer. Mra H. Claataentua Mr. and Mra I F.. Sfmmona. Miaa Kelma Hoffnjan. Mlea Ktelvn ai. Miee Bertha Fraetnan. Ouaay P. Hrr1ck. Sunaet Hotel reflater for tha past week "twa the fnllowma naraea From Portland. M!a Dorothy Ftrowbrldae, Mra A. Btrow b'Mce. May I. Thompeon. Mra M. F. Chat fieiu. rnytha E. Chameld. Mlea Vera Beck en. Mr. and Mra John E. Poeey. L. T. a-holta. Maa E'.len 8aquet. E- A. amlth. Vera Gaech. Mlaa Anna Lautenecblarer. Mr. and Mra. L 9. Rlrhardaon. Mr. and Mra. rUk V. Smith. Mr. and Mra. J. Hender r.n. Frank . Reed. E .'enka. Clarence Mnl-l-n. M!e Katherlne Olean. Mra N. H. Olean. J tv. M-Kni: from Heattlef Raymond larte. Robert Mooor. E. A- Lanaly: from ;em. Mr. and Mra Rrn.p oioter and dauxnter. North Bacb Inn raiater From Portland. Mr. and Mra P W. bwartfoer. J. L. Ftuin. Mra M. Denny. Mra. Kadderly. Xerbert Kadderly. A J. Buaeey, M. Walkln. Mr. and M-a. W. H. Troe. Mr. and Mra. R. A. rtTip. aiilM Camp. J. Wellman. Flean rf 'At'iman. Art'e We'.lman. Mra C J. Wellman. i". J. Wellman. Mra R He- (ardt. Nellie Hardt. Mary E. Heaardt: from Apokane. Mr. and Mra Michael Morrla and family; from Chahalta' Mra. V. A. Rey noida Kuth Reyaolda NmvPOnT SEASON DELlGHTFTIi line Weather Adda to Plearnre-e of Vacation Throngs. . NEWPORT. Or, Aug. II. (Special.) The One weather haa made Newport mora tlellrbtful this season than the average. Every day haa been clear and with very little wind. The new plunge bath haa made surf bathing mora popular, and great crowds Tock to the plunge after a d!r n the ocean. The steamer Anvil made a trip over the bar mday afternoon with the full number of passengers allowed. Many who have not made the trip on tbs flsh Ina launchea availed themselvea of tha opportunity of going on tha deep sea In the larger veeseL tv V Steele, of Portland, passed tha week end with his family, who ara In their cottage at Nye Beach for tha Summer Mrs. Walter M. Ely and children, of Walla Walla, are at Nye Beach for the Summer. W. M. Hartford, of Portland, has re turned home after two weeks at New port. H. H. Lllley haa returned ta Portland after a pi' nt vacation at Nye Beach. ' N. F. Okerman and family, of Port land, passed a month at Nye Beach, returning home Monday. Mr. and Mra. C. D. Tomllnson, of San Diego. Cat. hava left Nye Beaoh. go ing to Portland. R. W. Dllley and family, of Salem, and Mrs. Daisy Dllley. of Marshall town, la., were at the Mlnthorn Sana, torlum for two weeks. C. V. Morris and family, of Port land., ara at Nye Beach for tha sea. son. Dr. C. F. Tllton and family, of Ash land, bava apartments at tha Mln thorn. Nye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brant, of Port land, passed a week at New-port. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Naehand were here from Portland for a week. C. B. Maiwell and family, of Port land, ara passing their vacation at Nya Beach. Mr. and Mra P. V. Pajroer and E. V. Palmer and family are at Whldden'a tent eltv. Nva Beach. Mra. C. W. Brant and children, of Salem, ara at Nye Beaoh for tha sea son. Many "hikers" make the round trip to the Taqulna Head lighthouse In a dav. and some go to or from tha Punch Bowl. Mr. and Mra. C. L Naeh and walked to the Punch Bowl and ha'-k Monday, a distaaoe of 14 miles. Dr. Cornelius aad hie mother, Mrv R Cornelius, two sisters. Mlaa Nellie Cornelius and Mrs. Sally Powers. Mlsa Maude Powevw and Merle Cornelius, motored from Portland and ara guests of R. A. BenselL In Newport Charlee N Fisher, of Eugene, and Mrs- Fisher, are at Newport. Dr. J. P. Wallace. Mayor of Albany. Is resting In Newport. D. M. Rlnard and family, of Mo Minn villa, ara at Nya Beach for tha aeason. Mr. and Mra. D. P. Mason, of Albany, ara at Newport. Dr. and Mra. H. H. Llttlefleld and Mr. and Mra. L. B Ferguson, of New berg, are at Nya Beach. yir. Frank Loveland and Mrs. Caro lina Gllllland. of Portland, passed a week at Newport, registered at tha Ocean House. j. p. Jaeger and family were regis tered at the Abbey, from Portland. Phil Metsehan. Jr, returned to Port land Tueeday. His family remained, and are at the Abbey House. Mr. and Mra. C. F. Swtgert. Ernest snd Miss Margaret came here from Portland la their auto. G. L. Davie and Jackson Davis, of Vancouver. Wash , ara at Newport for an outing -Mr. and Mra. H. D. Norton and Henry H. Norton, of Grants Pass, ara at the Ahbev. William U Flnley. State Game Ward en, and Deputlea George Ruisell. of tlaston, and Roy Bremmer. of New berg, wera In Newport several day on business. j. x. Toung and family, of Hlllsboro. wera In Newport tha paat week. Mra J. L. De Bevolae and daughter, of Portland, are at the Abbey. E. C. Ktrkaaftc hd wife, of Dallas, are at Nevrport. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ray, of Medford. and two children. Charles and Mabel, are In Newport. Walter H. Evans and family, of Port land, motored to Newport and will pass a eort time at tha Abbey Houe. W H. Garland, of Portland, was In Newport Ui wtai. ilr. Garland I at tha bead of tha movement to build a railroad from Toledo to eilet. C. J. Mahoney. of Portland, la reg tatered at the Abbey. Jr. and Mra Toll Thotnpion. of Port land, were in Newport tha paat week. J. T. Walsh, manager of the Corral Ita Eaatern Railroad, la In Newport at the Abbey. Mr. WaJsh'a headquar ters are at Albany. Al LI h hey and family, of Spokane, re pasting a vacation at Newport. Robert A. Miller, of Portland, Is a guest at tha Abbey. A party construing of Mr. and Mra. J. C Murray. Mra. Caroline Gllllland. Mra. Frank Lnveland. Miss Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weekes and Cecil Weekes. of Portland, and Mra. Ros-era and Mlaa Eleanor Rogers, of Falem. enjoyed a fine outing to tha I'ctHs Punch Bowl. Tuesday. Tha weather waa superb and tha party brought back many fine agates and Jaspera. U. C Welle, of Eugene, and Mrs. Wella. are taking a rest In Newport. Mr. and Mra J. R. Norrta. of Port land, were visitors) at Newport this week. Mra. T. Richards, of Portland, and her mother. Mra. Banfleld. of In diana, accompanied them here. Hal C Kmerr. of Ashland, arrived at Newport Sunday for a fortnight's stay at the beach. Mr. Emerr' sisters, Mra. Gaoria Watson and Miss Nina JEmery. are alo pausing their outing here. Ruth Dunlway and Flora A. Dunham, of Portland, were Newport arrivals this TILLAMOOK HEAD IS week, registered at tha Osborne. Kya Beach. , Harold Oberdorfer and Lester SIcbel ara here from Portland. Miss Belle MlddlekaufT. teacher of literature at Stanley Hall. Minneapolis, and Miss Helen MlddlekaufT. teacher In the Stats I nlverslty. Laramie. Wyo. sisters of Attorney Oscar MlddlekaufT, have been passing a part of their va cation at Newport. TILLAMOOK REACHES CROWDED Garibaldi nd Ntrt Rndivu for Camping Parties. TILLAMOOK. Or.. Aug. 1. !P- rlal Campers came In droves to tna k.hn this wsek. The 1 III.UIW. -"-" Garibaldi beach. Netarta. and tha beaches in the south end or me coun ty are foremost In popular favor.. Tha Garibaldi eacn . v. . nine. mile stretch of beaoh from the Tillamook Bay to tha mouth of the Nehalem River, to tha north. Tha raf!road traverses tha length of thla beach- Within tha last few years this' besch haa made wonderful strides to the front. Tha camping ground la i i - . i sheltered from the wind by three coverej rldgea. Behind rise forest-clad hills. resn wi-r with good Ashing In them, smooth beach, and weekly llfeaavlng drills are soma of the attractions of thla beach. Manhattan Beach, comprising 201 acres, haa a hotel near tha mouth of the Nehalem. Purchasers of properly who hava been there recently contem plate erecting several eotiagce ""7 shortly. . At Lake Lytla Mr. and Mra. Frank Hart and three daughters, of Portland, are domiciled In their cott.e for tha Summer. A neat eottage also has Just w .Amni.t.i! at thla nlaee for New ton Clark, a Hood River banker. At Klmora Park U- I, unasay, pected from Portland next week. Mr. and Mra E. H- Best, of Portland, ara there. At Roekaway. nearby, a number or small cottages hava been araoted. Peter Schranx, until lately an Alblna merchant. Is now living In his small t FORMER HEAD OF HILL LINES IN OREGON PASSING TACA t TION IN SWITZERLAND. t i n i JOHX K. STEVE5S AMD SO! CLIMBING ALPS. In a letter to W. T. Buchanan, of the Portland Railway. Light & Power Company. John F. Stevens, formsr President of the Hill lines In Oregon and chief engineer of tha Panama, Canal, tella of his experlences ln climbing the Alps. The photograph, sent In the letter, of which the above Is a reproduction, was taken while Mr. Stevens and his son Eugene were climbing Mont Blanc In Swltxerland. The attempt was made on July SI. and In writing of his visit to the old eountry he says- We are having hot weather here. In common with tha rest of the world. We hare done Parle. Geneva. Mont Blanc. Zermott. the MatterhOi. Montreaux and Interlaken. We are now at Lucerne, Swlt xerland. Pgardei as tha social center of this part of tha world." I am claying a little golf, but so far have not been epabled to get a rams with nobility. How ara yon allT My! How I would like to see all the boys In Portland. I hope they have not forgotten me and my shortcomings. Dear old Portland. It Is one of tha best. ' Mr Stevens will return to America about September 1. No Intima tion Is given In his letter as to his future Intentions with regard to railroad operations. . ,". cottage, which ha baa Juat erected, and experts to be permanently located there. It la bis Intention to erect a store at Lake Lytle. Mrs. L. C Height with her son, la at Roekaway. from Portland. A. W. Walling. Willie Pavls. and a few friends, ara camped there, and Mr. Walling Is beginning a- Summer cot tage. H. M. Davis, of Oregon City, has located permanently at Roekaway, and baa erected a cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Boardman, and R. R. Cobnrn. will ar rive from Portland next week, to pass their vacation, and to view the Rock away property. G. A. Boldrlck and family. Miss Lydla Ferrln and Miss Emma Pemneld. are camped from For est Orove. and planning tha erection of a cottage. Mra. Boldrlck has or ganized a Punday school claas on the beach, which la followed by a bon fire tn the venlng. T. E. Fltxgerald Is Summering In a ' small cottage here, and with him Is M. Ftam. head sawyer In the Tillamook mill. Paul Kelty. news editor of The Ore gonlan. who Is camping with bis family near Tillamook Beach, had as guests this week, bis sister Mra Edith Alderman, daughter Pauline, and aon. of Portland, and Mra. W. B. Alderman, of Tillamook. Mr. and Mra W. H. Savage, son Roy, daughter Erma. and Miss Jessie Col lard are at Bar View from Newbcrg. Bar View Is the moat popular place on the Garibaldi Beach Just now. It 03TE OF CONSPICUOUS LANDMARKS .K . , ,e.- "TT'1. ... I... " . k .,' VIEW I,OOKlG SlUVTII FROM GEARHA RT. Is at tha mouth of Tillamook Bay. Smith s Lake and the Ufa Saving Sta tion are on this property'. Some 40 camps are now located here. E. Wright and Mr. and Mra. John P. Redmond and Mra. S. Klngletary. ar rived In their automobile from Mc Minnvllle Wednesday, and ara camping at Bar View. The following partiea ara camping at Bar View from Forest Grove: W. H. French and family: Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pollock; Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson and daughter: Stephen Morgan and Mar garet Stlllwell Morgan; C T. Grubba, and Mrs. A. McNary; Mr. and Mra. S. L. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jamea and family are camping at Bar View from Port land. Othara from Portland ara F. M. Moora and family; James Haydon; Donald MaePherson; II. N. Haynes; Mr. and Mrs. a F. Neth: Mr. and Mra. G. 8. Btevena; Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Moul ton: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bhlvely: Dr. and Mra. A. O. Johnson; Mr. and Mra. J. T. Kelby: Mr. and Mrs, E. 6. Fields, and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. E. Holmea, and daughter. Oscar M. Haetter la camping at Bar View from Hubbard. Oregon. Tha beachea in tha south end of the county ar.e being well patronized, dua to a great extent to the proximity of these beaches to the common Una of travel, taken by campers from Ihe val ley. Those around the Nestucca River are 15 miles nearer to the valley, by the Sheridan road, than those about Tillamook, which may otherwise hava more attractions- Pacific City, Blab Creek, and Neskowln, are among these. From Portland tha following ara so Journeylng at aome of these resorts: Lloyd J. Salisbury; Mr. and Mra. N. B. Stone, and child; Mr. and Mra. Leo Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Buck: E. E. Miller, daughters Erma and Cora; Miss L E. Raymore; G. L. Bridewell, Mr. arfd Mra. A. Bobleter and child; A J. Landls; Mrs. Grace Martin, and Bernardlna Martin. From Amity.' the following parties ara camping at Neskowln: Ernest and Olga Green, Chester Brledwell. Janle Outry; Tom Jelllson. Cal Massey. Archie Massey; A. F. Hauser, Eatella X ' : . ' VI it- :.'s . n . and Ada Hauser. Miss Rea; B. F. Hev laad. H. J. Rlchter; Mr. and Mrs. Bride- wall, D. H. Hope and W. S. Bridewell Dr. -and Mra. C. R. Matthls, Gladys, Austin, Andlne and Mrs. H. M. Mat thia. Miss Ludle Wood; W. H. Harrison, Lloyd and Ina Cole, Ben Ferguson. Veda White. Retta Walling: Frank B., Mary H. and Helen Ferguson: Mr. and Mrs. George W. ' Brledwell and P. R. Brledwell; Mr. and Mrs. C. Rees, and Roger Reea, Melvln Ray, and Rev. Kd- fcward Glttens; Dr. and Mrs. R. Lea Wood and children, Mr. and Mra. trann Robison. and Miss Florence Gleger. by automobile: Bertha Cochran: Mrs. o born and son, Floyd; J. H. Klnman, Charles Wanless, H. G. Klnman, W. 11. Walters, J. I). Bchtol. The following automobile parfias registered at the Todd Hotel th'i week: W. F. Prior, Arthur P. Prler, and R. Releraon, Portland; Chester Snow and family. Woodburn: W. V. Dinwiddle and family, and T. J. Rob inson and family. Woodburn: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Landsborough and son, Spo kane. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sauvle. W. E. McCann, Miss M. Manctet, Port' land: L. A. Morrison and family, c. ic tor Morrison. Miss B. J. Morrison, Seat tle, Wash.: Mr. and Mra. J. Jonea, Alina Perry, Edward vVllkey, Portland; W. L. Macy and family. McMinnvllle; Vena Rlcard. Leatha - Rlcard. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rlckard. Corvallls. Or.; Mr. and Mrs.- A. E. Scrugga, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rlckard. Corrallla. Or.; OF OREGON COAST. .1 X - . Ansel D. Sommen, Nehalem; Mr. and Mrs. TJ. S. Grant and Anna Wllkenson, Corvallls, Or.; Mr. and Mra. A.. I. Eoff, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Craig, B. W. Craig. Miss BeYnlee Craig. A. C. Kofi, Salam. Or.; R. E. William. D. F. Harris. Arthur Starr, Dallas. Or. Mr. and Mrs- William J. Tohl, of Al bany, are visiting relatives at Nahalera. Mrs. H. Hunderup Is at Claaslo Ridge, near the Neaa-keJi-nle Beiach. from Portland. .'. C.EARHART VACATTOX1STS REST Seaside) Vlaltors Settler Down to Less Strenuous Pleasures. GEARHART. Or., Aug. 11 Special.) Relaxation of mind and body seems to be the fad at Oearhart Just now. Tha prevailing Idea for soma time apparent ly haa been to do everything that waa possible In the short two weeks passed here by tha majority of vacation seek ers. but during the past week people are finding their best enjoyment In tha less strenuous pastime of reading by drift logs beside the surf. John Barrett, who stayed at the ho tel a day or ao tha first of the week, caueed a atlr of Interest and created new Interest In golf by challenging tha hotel patrons to matches, which. In most cases, he won. Mrs. George A. Hlbbard visited at Gearbart last week at, the cottage of her aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hlbbard,who with their two children .axe domlcled In the grove lust over' the ridge from the ocean. Mra. A. Chalmers and son Earl, bf Forest Grove, are guests at the Klrlt land cottage. Miss Ann Chalmers and Miss Helen Chalmers are also at Gear hart, but at the hotel. Miss Edna Mlnslnger is visiting Miss Lillian Morgan at the Morgan cottage at Oearhart for a week or so. Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd and Miss Helen Ladd returned to Portland last Wed nesday evening after a month at tha seashore. , From Portland's sooial . world have arrived Mrs. Warren E. McCord. Mrs. J. Sherman O'Gorman and Mrs. Frank. Mc Donaugh, who will star until after the first of September In. the Holt cottage on tha outskirts of tha woods at Goer hart. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Litt. who were over-Sunday guests at the I. N. Flaisoh ner eottage at Seaside, came to Oear hart last Tuesday rooming for a few days at the hotel. Miss Haxel Crocker, who has been vdsltlnx Mrs. David Lewis at Seaside, passed a day -or so with Miss Margaret Webber, at her Oearhart home last week. Hotel Oearhart From Portland, A. 8. Botterworth, L. M. Boott, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Qlltner. J. Morrla Dunne. M. G. Camp bell. OJiarlee F. Wood. Mrs. Charlee F. Wood. Mrs. John Q. Howell. Mlaa Addle Kitamllier, Pafeon. J. B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Swasey. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Porter. Mra R. B. Porter, Mra. "Deemond. Mra. Sarah B. Fofbaa. Mra Wella Gilbert. Maatar Ollee Ollbert. Mr. aad Mra. H. K. Talbot. Mlaa K. L. Trevett. Raymond; C Branlon. H. G. Lytle, Howell Jonea. Alex Wanner. Mrs. M, M. Flaher. Mlaa Lenera Fliher, Mr. and Mra. E. C Shevalln, Mra. W. L. Slbeon. Harold Meier, Allen Meier, Mra. Abe Meier. Janatte Meier, Mra. M. Mld dleton. Mra. E. Fersuaon. Mra. p. C Lewla. H. W. Majrweu. Frank Meier. Leon Hlrach, ji. O. Nlchola. Mra. W. H. Bradford. Hoyt Bradford. Mra Dom J. Zan. Mlaa Alios V. Zan. H. 8. Well. O. Mansold. Mra J. W. Blnslatary. Mlaa Alice Slnrletary, Barkely mw. William Home. William Wheeler. H. lJvlnsatone, Mary Pearl Long, . Ruby A. Crlchton. Mra R. B. Montarue and daugh ter Mra. B. R. Weatbrook. Mlaa Gwendolln elamraard. Mra. R. M. William. Mra. E. M. Curran. Alfred Hexter. Mlaa Millie Sehlotn, Mlaa Roeallnd Balm, Mlaa Frances Reld. Mlas Gladys Brouer. Mlaa Marvel Bolce. Mrs. Ellaabeth Frenman. William B. Heuener, Mra. William Gromea. Mra. R. F. Prael. Mra. A. St. Clair Gray. Mlaa Gray, Mra. F. Bteln hart. Jullua L Meter, Roy Terry. Charles H. Jlnc. H. O. Keata, J . R. Webber. Mra. J. F R Webber. Mlaa Haiel Croher. Mlaa Mir. saret Webber. Oacar F. Merrill. Mlaa Jea aie Merrill. J. N. Barde. Mr. and Mra Camp. Mr. Phillip. Mr. and Mra. J. B- Callahan. Mlaa Cleo Nlckeraon, Mias Kathryne Ther kalaon. Mr. end Mrs. H. P. Edlefaan. Mra E. Hoffman. Mra. H. O. Mclntyre and chil dren. Mra M. Jacob. Mlaa Hortenee Jacob, Mr. and Mra Charles B. King. W. B. Glea aon. Franklin Korrell. J. B- Brldsea. Jr.; Mlaa Haber. Mlaa Kathryne Holbeook. Mine Frances Norman. H. Wallace Joplen. Mlaa Kate Trooat. W. T. Harrison. Mra Camp bell. W ' 8. Barboiir. Florence W. Barbour, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Sllvarfleld. Theodore Wil cox, Mlas C. Wlloox, D. Solia Cohen. Mr. and Mra. Henry J. Blddle. Mra. Eraklna Wood. John W. Twohy. Robert & Coleman; free Ban Franclaco. L Raref; from Hot gnrlnra. Ark.. Dr. R. B. Diamond; from Brooklyn. N T., Mra. Ada F. Kune; from St- Paul. Minn.. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mua aer snd daukhter. snd Mra. H. U. Bird; from. Denver, Colo., Miss Marie Ingalls; tree y4Ui f r 1 'i l It i A - '' " . A i . - S ' V ' - y T-'r-.-. a ,. aasjl-nin-rlj - BREWERY!S OWN BOTTLING HENRY WEINHARD ; - man 72 Kanaaa City. Mo., Mra C. S. Clark. Sher man R. Hall: from New York City, Mrs. A. E. Huston. F. B. Huston; from Spokane, R. B. Porter; from Seattle. Waah.. Mr. and Mra B. J. Landauer; from Philadelphia, Clarence H- Clark: from Bolae. Idaho, Mr. an(V-Mra. Futrall. C. E. Beymer; from Bea alde. Or., "Charlotte Hunt, Florence Paul, Mra. D. L. Hunter: from 8t. Paul. Minn., S. M. Dlttenbofer from Detroit, Mich- F.a C Mae re; from Spokane. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. McCalla; from Astoria, Or., John Day; from Washington, D. C, John Barrett, W. P. Montgomery; f mm New York City. Miss O'Connor. StOTORISTS DRIVE. TO WILHOIT Many Person Enjoy Refreshing At mosphere of Sprlntrs. WTLHOIT Or.. Aug. 11. (SDeclaX) : Many' motoring parties again visited tK'a. Rnrlniri this week, some to tlaxs tna week-end. others staying the entire week for the benefits of the water and cool mountain -air. The bowling tournaments have start ed again this year, and the rivalry of e verioiia nUvri fa verv kejen. both ladles and gentlemen taking part. In door baseball, swimming and dancing Beam to be tha other most popular sports nerev The rnwd ia arrawlnar larsrer all the time, both .on the camp grounds and at i.e twtt.,1 mnmm neonle arriving: in their own motors, others coming in their car riages, and also In the auto stags from Oregon (Jlty. Among inose w here this week in their own ears were: Blaise Labba, E. B. Labbe, and with them were: C K. Zellor and Daniel tt. wilaon. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Guernsey, of Vanoouver, Wash., acoompanled by Mr. and Mrs. c. a. t;ari. also oi v an- - n XT ii , a t end Mrs. Neu- stadter, Edwin Noustadter, J. H. Reld and Mrs. Reld. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hol lar, the Misses Doris, F. F. Melvln; Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Frazior, Mr. and Mra C. E. Matholt: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Read and E. R. Angel: Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ferg-uaon, Mr .and Mrs. L L. Wood ward, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Latourette. Mr. and Mrs. A., W. Cheney, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marlett. Mr. and Mra. E. J. Dalton,-of Oregon City; Ti.n-r. rv.hl.knt Portland: P. H. Mc- Orath, G. McOarry; B. A. MoGrath. Mark Mc Garry, Portland. . n . Mtilanifl af the hotel AiUWUH .u1""" - are: From Portland Mrs.,W. Heraogg, Mrs. J. Dollar, Miss Ida Hlrsch. the Misses Tlllie, Sarah and Frances Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. I . KAth. r. ana mra. t. u Rrhvirfi' Mr. James M. Hunter. James B. Marvin, Thomas R. Townsend. A. HeitkmpeT. Mrs. uuliok ana son. ur. F. E. Gullck. N. INloicum, w. n. urina ...ee ifa n' V.m.Imi- Mr and Mrs. II- P. Keller, Miss Oenevleve Keller, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Beck, Mrs. R. M. Benson, Mlas Maud Hepburn. Mr. and Mrs. C Sandstone. Mr. and Mrs. H. A.'Askw1th, J. E. McCanley, B. Wise, M- Barde), Miss Alloa Senftlben. Mr. and Mrs. MVH. Mc Mahon argl three children, A. M. Nellty, Herman wittnnbers:. son and daughter. and Dr. and Mrs. Nichols. ' Other persons at the hotel were. tt . uam end Pjlward J. Busch. of Oregon City; Harry O. Classen and Isa bella Classen, of Vanoouver, Wash.; P. Brenner. Belllngham. wasn.; u. jj, Doyle, Boyd. Idaho; Miss Minnie Hass i -Mi via, Tt nam .Hitter. Sublimity. Or.; O. R. H. Miller. Oregon City; Nor- rls H. Ames and K. u. Alien, tsuverion. Or.: J. B.- Hoss, Salem. Or.; Mrs. J. B. As-hby. Salem. Or.; John Rosenberg. Mt. Angel. Or.; Very Rev. Father Adelhelm Odermatt. O. 8. B.. prior of Mt Angel Abbey; F. C Leathers. Vancouver, Wash.: Earl Lutz, Allle Leavitt, Oregon City;-Miss & E. Marty; Stratford. On- tl'MMEH RESORTS. n r- 'u-eV;, -. ;: Ralth at.Wilhoit Springs Two Yfookm Hero Batter Than Six at tha Sea Shore Wilnoit Springs Water is -wonderful tonio and curative agent. Living in the open among the fit trees said drinking the spring water bnilds np ones entire system both physical and mental. Relieves stomao tronhle and other eomplatota ia amok time. Qoaete the nervous ayatem. I oar choice of Hotel. Cottages or Tanta Hon ting, Fiahrnf aad tranjptnf throof h the woods. Ante, sioblie leaTes S iertrio Hotel; Oregon City, e'rery day at 3 p. m. Pleasant 5 mils trip. Call op loas dirtance "Wllholf and make reserva tions, or mall Inquiry to Wliholt epringa. MM DID YOU EVER TRY THE NEW WEINHARD I 1 PHONE ORDERS TO tario; Miss A. E. Marty, Ottawa, Cana da; Mr. and Mrs. Chapin, Portland; Mrs. W. E. Jones and son. Master Durham Jones, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. C W. Hodson, Lester Hodson and Mlsa Elizabeth Jackson, Portland. The campers who are here are: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Adams, of Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Coles and three children, Portland; Mrs. Frank Campbell and party. Amity, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Phillips and two sons, and Miss Freeman and Miss Oen evleve Freeman; Mrs. MlckeLof Mt. An gel. Or.; Mrs. L. Shanks. Mrs. M. Shanks, Mrs. Boesche, - 6llverton, Or.; Mrs. Pallay and nephe-w, of Portland; Mrs. Case and party, Molalla; Don Wolford. -Sllverton, Or.;. Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Woodburn, Or.; Mr. Whltlock and sister and John Whltlock. Marquam, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Harris, Salem, Or.; Mrs. Rathborn and party, Wood burn, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Van Van klnerbnrg. Sllverton. Or.; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson, Miss Schlndler. Miss Duffy, Miss Walscb, Mllwaukle, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. Bohannon and Miss Bohannon, Woodburn, Or.; Roy Williams, T. M. Williams, Miss Anna Williams, Miss Evelyn Williams, Woodburn, Or.; Mrs. L. W. Robblns, Miss Moray, Molalla, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. R- L. Toung, Miss Toung and Frank Schwab, Mt. Angel. Or.; Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and children, Port land; Mrs. Schafer and son, Salem. Or.; Mr. and Mra Guy Syron. Sllverton, Or.; Mrs. Hicks. Hubert Hicks, Miss Freda Hicks. Dallas, Or. . SEWLTWEDS FLOCK TO RESORT Collins Hot Springs Has . Been Dubbed. 'Honeymoon Lodge." COLLINS, Wash.. Aug. 12. (Special.) The fact that seven newlywed couples are stopping at the Springs has caused rioters to dub the place "Honeymoon Lodge." The employes of the North Bank road have been busy the past week cleaning out the cars of that road which were filled with rice. old. shoes and various other articles of post-nuptial celebrations. For the past week excitement among the campers has been Intense, caused by the presence Thursday night of a small black bear which was lured from the mountains by the odors of fried chicken and honey. Several women campers Immediately engaged rooms at the hotel and others sent telegrams to their menfolk In Portland to come at once and protect them from the savage Intruder. Bruin, however, was dis grSfMKB TIUJiiiii TTnTTTT. new and modern In everr iii i r. E k fortably furnished and electric-lighted. Overlooks Tillamook Bay and Pa cifio Ocean. TENT CITY is among the trees on bay aide. Running water and stove heat. Under hotel management. Cuisine unexcelled on the Coast Sea foods a specialty. HOTEL AND TENT CITY BATES (American plan), $3.00 and up.. BAYOCEAN is famous "for its ocean and bay bathing, trout and deep sea fishing, splendid climate and wonderful scenery. Oregon's new Summer-resort.1 ' . ( . - ' - Our Own Passenger Boa! Service Direct From Portfani Round Trip $10.00. For literature or reservations, apply to either address. v T. B. POTTEE REALTY COMPANY HOTEL BAYOCEAN ANNEX I 720 Corbett Building, Portland. Bayocean, -Oregon. Hotel Moore Is situated directly on tha OCEAN SHORE, along- tha boardwallc Hotel Moore Is in the lee of Tillamook Head. Seaside Is the warm beach, free from the cold north, wlnda In FumnTer. Surf bathing- and hot salt baths. . The Hotel Moore la aqulpped with steam heat, hot and cold water, electric lights, sxiltes -with private bath, etc. Rates if and up per day. American plan. Write lor booklet. DAX J. MOORE, Prop, Seaside, Or. " ' "' SEA CROFT AKD'ANNEX ADJOINING Dlretruy on tha besch, overlooking; the ocean. Spaoloua rrounda, electric lights among the trees. Fireplaces In lare corny elttlng-rooms. The beat of table serTloa la Sea Croft'a ,olnln-room. Sea foods a apecialtv. . Annex completely fornlehed apartmenta for bouaekeeplns. Write tor reaervaUoaa, XUtH. W- E. KCTCHXNSOX. fee View. Wash. BEER ' '-. i ' r ''fi,.,!rt FREE CITY- DELIVERY A 1172 patched by a well-aimed" bullet froirt a rifle In the hands of G..M. Barrington, the champion shot of the colony. Among visitors this neek are: Joe Co hen and family. The Dalles; C. C. Bomer, Frances. Wash.; G. A. McFarlane, Red mond, Or.; W. A.- Smith. Kenton. Or.; Flor ence Phillips. Boise, Idaho; John Medeer. Waaoo, Or.: Mra. H. B. Thompson, Vancou ver Wash.; L. B. WhiKam, Aatorla: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McDonald, New York: Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Demorest, North Yakima; W. B. Gaffney and son, Seattle: A. H. Guth erland, Roaeburg, Or.: Mrs. F. D. Bhepara, Cornelius, Or.; Joseph Armstrong. Lapler. Mich.; Mrs. E. Buckner. tvaterbury, Conn.; Charles Falrchlld. San Francisco; Harry Rosen, Seattle: F. E. Westerbery, Dallas; G. a Smith. White Salmon; Jlr. and Mra. W. H. Wood and two children. The Dalles; Mrs. Hurlburt, Kansas City; George S. Terry. Seattle: Dr. Frank M. Pratte, Stevenson; M. 6. Cohen. Vancouver; Mrs. K. Hampshire, The Dallea; 1 Bert Whirham. Astoria; Mlsa Flora Wella, Elkton, Or.; Miss Mary Wells, Elkton, Or.; L,ouls Hunter and aon, Mayger; Mlsa Esther Morgan, Chicago; Jo seph Neuman and family, Pasco, Wash.; V. J. Miller. Green River. Wyo. : Mrs. J. R. Lee. Roaeburg: H. F. Alden. Evanston- Wyo.; Uenry Little. Seattle. . Among the visitors from Portland are: Mrs. G. J. Blodsett, F. Bominger. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Devaney, D. H. Lnruh. Alice Tolllson, W. W. White. Mrs. IS K. Moore. Sanford Loeb. Mrs. G. Bettman, Mrs. N. Loeb, Mies B. Loeb. C. E. Mimes. L. E. 6almon. H. G. Bostwick, Fred Wlttenburg. Mra. S. a Church. Mra. E. M. Langford. Mlaa Laura Van8tord- Marguerite Steffen. Mra. J. Reve. M! Celestlno Revo. Harry Schloss. Peter Cohen. W. E. Clark, D. H. Unruh. Mra. Al O. Day. Mr. and Mra. I. Vanduyn. Laura Dillon, Annie-Bartel, Mrs. J. C Levena. Mra M. Brown, J. N. Doane. Mr. and Mra. W. R. Dale. Joe Ionatt. Mlsa Pat. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Dalrso, Mr. and Mra. F. I. Mltchelltree, Mrs. C. G. Arnold, Mias Sybil Donahue. Syra Kuhn, Mr. and Mra J. Abrami, Edythe Abrama. N. L. Garflnkle. M. A. Gove. Fred Leasing A. P. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Clark, .Clifford Dabney, 8. D. Fox, P. W. , Gardam. Dr. M. M. Bettman, P. C. Morton. F. M. Kelly. W. T. Hendryx. W. M. Schalk, G. Betterman, J. R. Holllater. W. F. Tohey, S.' J. Shank- land. Mlaa G. fihankland. Miss May Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Mark O'Neill and daughter Bernlce; H. Howard. Joseph Hunter, J. S. Uianhart; I K. Moore, Mrs. H. J. Jones. Mr. and Mra. George Laure, Mrs. J. A. Belger. Mr. and Mra H. R- Barrett, E. P. McCroskey, H. E. Thomaa, Mr. and Mra. P. R. Butler and aon, J. H. Ready. Nathan Llntag, Georsn ' Mathews. J. M. Patterson, C. J. Strode, F,. C. E-uanks. Mr. and Mra. John Daffron. Mra. C. A- Phelps, Mra George Entabrumer. J. J. Dale. J. L. Day. Mrs. S. Cohen. J. fa linger, Mlas M. Mullen. John Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Klenen, F. A. Knee land, L, Dubola. Mra. J. Knott, C. D. Par well, Mrs. Anna Borglnnd, Mrs. Louis Mar tin Mrs. Love, Mrs. W. H. Donahue, Mrs. Howard Stackpole. Erloni Evenge. C. V. Smith. Mrs. W. E. Clark, R. E. Worrell. Henrv Weyand. Mrs. Al G. Day. Veda B. patarf, Mra. H. E. Thomaa, B. Fountain. Dr. Russell. H. Carby. W. E. McGulgan. J. D. McCord. Raonle Love. New mileage of railroads built In the four 28,074. and In the New 34,726. BXSOBTS. BAYOCEAN HOTEL. ANNEX AND TENT CITY detail. Steam heated throughout; com On Clatsop Beach SEASIDE, OREGON North Beach Inn NEWTON'S STATIOJT. Mrs. X. M. Dewey, Manager. LARGE SHADY. GROVKDS- . . Directly facing the ocean. Superior ac commodations. Postofflce and tele graph address Long Beach, Wain, .. : ' 1 BREWERY
