THE SUNDAY- OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JULY G, 1913.
BALMY DAYS SEND CITY THRONGS TO OREGON'S BEACHES
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Gearhart-by-the-Sea Favorite Resort for Those Who Seek Rest and Summer Sports Hotel Soon' to Resume Popular Hops.
QEARHART, Or., July 5. (Spe
cial.) Glorious, balmy, sunshiny
weather undoubtedly is respon
sible for the bustling: activity permeat
ing Gearhart-by-the-Sea, which is rap
Idly gaining in popularity aa a Summer
resort of many alluring attractions. The
Gearhart Hotel Is planning- to enlarge
Its present capacity, and will soon have
completed 11 additional rooms. The
Natatorium, always a popular feature
of this delightful resort, remains the
center of attraction. All around are
signs of progress. A large number of
new and attractive cottages are about
completed. The Hotel Gearhart soon
will start the popular Saturday evening
L-hops, and the riding and driving school.
under the management of James Nicoll,
lally call forth a number of devotees
J f the good old Scptch game, and the
tennis courts claim much attention.
Among the patrons registered at
Hotel Gearhart over the week-end were
Miss Zugelman, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Collins, Wallace W. Collins, Frederick
B. Collins, Mary Collins. Mrs. Edwards,
of Seattle; Emery Sengstead, of Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Olmstead, of
Minneapolis; Frank Woodward, of Port
land: M. K. Covey, of North Yakima;
Alexander McLaren, of Portland; W. D.
Walker. Mrs. I. M. Ikle, Newberg; Misa
Alice B. Rhodes, of Pomeroy, Wash.;
Miss Gladys Rhodes, R. H. Conant, also
of Pomeroy, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Clark, Portland; Arthur Cavill, H. H.
Plummer, E. O. Mlchenor, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kin
ney, of Astoria; E. Angelman,' Los An
geles; G. G. Joyce, Ethel E. Nordberg,
Rachel E. Hallingby, Clara Walmstad,
Parma, Idaho; E. E. Hamilton, Wana,
Or.; A. B. Carter, M. Hay, Astoria; John
Hawthorne, Astoria; Mrs. S. J. Cutting.
Miss Margaret Kirk, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Fox, St. Paul, Minn.; Mrs.
S. A. Ross, Astoria; Mrs. M. A. Swoper,
Astoria; E. B. Partridge, San Francisco;
W. G. Howell, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Prudhomme, Wilben and Frances
Prudhomme, W. D. Walker, Mrs. Emma
Cohn, of Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. J. W,
Mills, Miss O. James. Boonvllle, Mo.;
E. J. Frohman, Portland; G. Hooper,
Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Teague,
Calgary, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Glass, Miss Ethelwynne Glass, Miss
Jean Morrison, Graham Glass, Jr., Shel
don A. Volkman.
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Mrs. Ben Lombard and. children Are
passing the Summer in the Lombard
cottage on Ocean avenue.
Mrs. Elliott R. Corbett, her chil
dren, and sister, Miss Leslie Smith, ar-
lved last week and are domiciled In
fhe Smith cottage for the Summer.
Miss Jean Mackenzie was a 'guest of
Miss Smith's during the week.
Mrs. John Latta and family recently
opened their cottage lor the Summer.
Mrs. Lee Hawley Hoffman and sister.
Mrs. Thomas Robertson, are occupying
the W. J. Burns cottage. Mr. Robert
son joined them on Sunday and passed
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hirsch are among
the cottagers who will pass the Sum
mer here.
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise- with his wife
and children arrived Wednesday to
pass the Summer in a. cottage.
Mrs. Julius Levy and family 'are oc
cupying their cottage for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Halverstadt and
family of Seattle -recently opened a
cottage at Gearhart.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prudhomme
nassed Tuesday and Wednesday in
Gearhart Hotel attending to the open
ing or tneir new Beach home and will
return on Monday for the remainder
K the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Glendenning and
family of Spokane have leased a cot
tage for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Latz and family ar-
fi-lved on Wednesday and are occupying
tneir cottage on cottage avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Balrd and family
of Portland are In a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Banter are oc
cupying the Dellray cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cappa and family
are In the Westwood cottage for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Beach opened
heir cottage last week.
Among other cottagers who plan to
iass the remainder of the season In
learhart are: Mrs. A. Davidson and
amlly In the Stewart cottage; Mr.
aid Mrs. Peter Grant, Mrs. C. Holland
i.nd family, Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Magnnss, who have taken the Wells
i-ottage; Mrs. J. W. Ross and sister.
flss Wrenn, In the Triwold cottage;
vai. mm irs. a. nuDjr ana lamuy
lave ine lioit cottage lor the Summer.
Mrs. M. Rosenthal and daughter. Miss
"auline Rumelin, Dr. A. Tilzer and
amily and Miss Compote, Mrs. O. W.
Taylor and family are occupying their
attractive cottage. Mrs. A. H. Birrell
ind daughters are spending a few
kveeks in their cottage In the Meadows,
Airs. jnaries .Douglass, Mr. and Mrs.
I-arry Hamblett and family, Mrs. John
Seating and family are domiciled In
he Fairhurst cottage, Mrs. F. Langer
nan and family have leased the Gay
'ottage. Mrs. J. F. Marias, Mrs. K. F.
Iolloy, of Spokane; D. P. Price and
i'amily, Mrs. L. R. - Rosenblatt and
iamily, Mrs. F. Rothschild and family
ire established In their new cottage,
me of tne most attractive In the
rleadows.
(Occupying a cottage for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flltner also have
cottage.
Crowd Flock to Sea-view.
SEAVIEW, Or., July 5. (Special.)
mong the preparations for visitors
o Seaview this year are a tennis court
vhich Is to be run on a club basis, aud
roquet grounds, open to all.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Austin are responsi-
le for these delightful diversions, and
vill register all who wish to become
aembers. Constable and Putnam have
clndly donated the croquet sets and
ssisted Mr. Austin to establish these
opular attractions.
Mrs. F. G. Wheeler, Misses Katherine
md. Anna Wheeler and their guest.
Iiss Elsie- Fry, are occupying their
otiage tor tne season.
.JUr. and. Mrs. Allen W. Todd, Miss
uriHTO ana Alien w. Todd, Jr., are now
ccupying aV cottage for the season.
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Miss Daisy bibson is at Seaview with
er parents.
Mr. and Mrs.v Harvey O'Bryan and
heir children, Ernest and Jack, are
mong recent arrivals in seaview.
Mrs. Ida Hoewenson, of Portland, Is
iow flomicuefl in seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson C. Elliott and
amily, of Walla Walla, opened their
ottage &t Beaview Tuesday.
Mrs. W. C. Alvord was a guest d,ur-
t .ysgg-s5- gagfe i r
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lng the week of her sister, Mrs. F. G.
Wheeler, returning to Portland Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, of The Dalles,
reached Seaview Monday for the Sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Broughton a"nd
daughters, the Misses Mildred and Alda
Broughton, arrived Tuesday morning.
Mrs. O. D. Ireland is at the Wolfard
cottage for the season.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn, of The Dalles.
arrived Monday and are established in
cottage for the Summer.
.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gibson, of Port
land, and children are among the cot
tagers In Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Freedman and
family are In the Baum cottage.
Mrs. Esther Seaborg. of Le.wiston.
Idaho, arrived last week to pass the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hlbbard. of Helms
Mont., are recent arrivals.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bisbee. of Seattle.
are In a cottage for the Summer.
Mrs. O. Watson arrived Sunday and
opened her cottage for the Summer. ,
Mrs. W. W. Plimpton also is at Ron.
view for an indefinite visit.
MrB. Victor H. Wolff and famllv sr.
occupying the Honorlue co.ttage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Klnnt.rm.n
family are among the season's cot
tagers. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sinnott and f.mii
have opened their cottage for the Sum.
mer.
Mrs. H. L. Shepard Is at Seaview.
Seaside Lures Portlanders.
SEASIDE. Or.. Julv K fRni.i
Seaside Is luring residents of Portland
ana surrounding country, and many
cottages are In readiness for the Sum
mer festivities. The new Catholic
Church Is nearing completion, and sev
eral new stores and attractions
Main street will add to the season's
gaiety. The perfect weather of thel
past week has made surf bathing pop
ular. Mrs. Rose Bloch Bauer Hah D-lvpn nn
her cottage on the ocean front and
will make short visits during the Sum
mer. While making necessary moving
arrangements, Mr. and Mrs. Bauer were
tne nouseuests of Mrs. Bushong.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Prickett or Snn.
kane, have rented Surfside cottage for
me season.
Mrs. J.. H. Jaggy, of Van
whose ocean-front cottage has Just been
completed, nas movd in and will pass
the season here. Mrs. JaB-irv'8 nn.
Sidney, who Is a student at the Wash
ington University, will pass the Sum
mer vacation with his mother.
H. O. Hickox has leased the Florence
cottage for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Laffertv hum
brought their family to the seashore
lor the bummer and have ranted th
Larelei cottage In Hermosa Park.
miss JNina J oy, daughter of ex-Councll-
man Joy, of Portland, and Mrs. A. B.
Combs, have taken up their residence
at Seaside for the Summer.
Mrs. L. R. Bailev and children, of
the Rose City, have opened their
Irvington cottage for the Summer. Mr.
Bailey will pass week-ends with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Carl, of Boston.
have taken the Knapp cottage until
October. Visiting them are C. R. Simp
son, G. Dartmouth and C. O. Moore.'OS,
from the H. M. A. of Portland.
A. C. Doyle and family have taken
the Piper cottage for the Summer.
Judge' Cleland and family, of Chi
cago, will pass the remainder of the
Summer here.
Mrs. E. G. Gray, who has Just re
turned from an extensive trin tn
Europe, has taken the Bungalo cot
tage for a month.
Mrs. J. E. Jones and family have
opened their cottage.
E. W. Rlner and family have taken
the Glenn cottage for the season.
Charles Abercrombla and family are
installed at the Mount Hood cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergmann have
taken possession of the Rlvervlew cot
tage on Roosevelt avenue.
Mrs. Ella M. Miller, of Eugene, has
purchased the McCallan cottage and
will make Seaside her home for the
season.
John Ef finger, who has Just returned
to Oregon after an extensive stay in
Honolulu, was a Seaside visitor early in
the week. It has been several years
since Mr. Effinger visited Seaside, and
he marveled at the rapid growth of
the town.
Mrs. P. J. Dooley, of Montana, has
bought the Levens cottage on the ocean
front and will bring her family here
for the season.
W. G. Smith, of Lyle, Wash., who
recently purchased the Walcott cot
tage, will bring his family here foi
the Summer.
Mrs. Captain Jessen, of San Fran
cisco, sister of Mrs. A. S. Young; Miss
Myrtle Bates, Miss Clara Miller and
Miss Rhoda Ross, of Portland, are vis
iting Mrs. Toung at Loch Lomond cot
tage.
MIbs Hazel Camp, of Oregon City, is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Katie Camp, at Harvest Home cottage.
Miss Margaret C. Johnson, who has
been the guest of Mrs. W. 1C Slater
for three weeks, has returned to her
home in Portland. While at Seaside
Miss Johnson was honor guest at sev
eral luncheons, besides a number of
automobile and fishing parties.
Patrons of the Hotel Moore from
Portland were: 'Mr. and Mrs. K. J,
McDonald. G. S. Stienman, Ed S. Os
burn, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thlehofh, B.
Kieinstien. u ssommer, Rodger D. Lew.
Miss Helen Mae Clark, Miss Rachel
Mary Clark. Frank Woodland, Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Wilkinson and son, Mrs. A.
McCalman and son Adrian, Guy E.
Smith, Dean D, Ballard. W, M. Fralne.
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M. B. Salllon, Judge and Mrs. Thomas
O'Day, Julius Jacoley, F. A. Naramore,
Charles E. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Klumpp, G. W. Kern, R. B. Watt. Miss
Mary Barbur, Edward Bergmann, Frank
Anderson, William Young, Mr. and
Mrs, F.'H. Swift, Mrs. C. Estey. W. C.
Brethel, Louis Ostley, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. JM-iiier, Joseph schorn and O. JA
Leitz.
Patrons from other places were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Schritz, North Yakima;
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilkerson, La
Grande; V. Kennedy, Medical Springs,
Or.; E. Frieder, New York; Mr. and Mrs.
L. N. Helland, Huxley la.; Mrs. An
drew Jacobson, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Miller. Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Gibson, Spokane; Miss
Bertha Hayon, Spokane; F. A. Slade,
San Francisco; Miss E. Martin, New
York; Mrs. John Vert, Pendleton; Miss
Wilkie, Kirriamier, Scotland; C. M.
Harmon, San Francisco; D. I.- Lake,
Shenandoah. Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Crowe, Salem; F. C. BidwelL Fort
Stevens; E. Hallenback, Astoria; Miss
Hazel McGuire, Hammond; J. B. Duffey,
Fort Stevens: Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Clark,
Spokane; C. E. Smith, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Roman, Astoria; L. L. Akin,
Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mayo, Stay
ton, and F. R. Brusley, Detroit.
Mrs. M. L. Myrlck and Miss E. W.
Myrick arrived Wednesday to open
their cottage for the Summer, and have
as guests Mr. and Mrs. J. Myrlck, r of
Los Angeles.
A. W. Williams, of Portland, arrived
at the Hotel Moore Wednesday for a
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brill and family,
of Portland, are In the A. E. Wright
cottage for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fleischner and
family reached Seaside Wednesday and
have opened the L N. Fleischner cot
tage on the boardwalk.
Blaise Labbe and family have opened
their cottage on the ocean front.
Mrs. Willie, of Portland, arrived last
week to visit her mother, Mrs. Charles
H. Precemeder, for a short time.
Mrs. Lisa P. Coleman has purchased
the W. W. Graves cottage and will
occupy it this Summer.
Long Beach Has Many Visitors.
LONG BEACH, Wash.. July 5. (Spe
cial.) Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Logan have
opened their Summer home at Long
Beach for the season. Mrs. W. R. Whit-
GRADUATES OF
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left to Right Henry denser, Robert Hendricks, Valedictorian Victor Hendricksent Mlsa Rowena Arthur.
Teacher; Arthur IIendrlckj.cn, Glenn Harnlan, Opnl Mlddleton.
the eifnai'V,??010-ne f the most successful graduating classes of this school year was -Ms
Roenl Arthur. Commencement exercises' were held under the supervision of the teacher,
Th0rJfimerS a cla Pfssed 'the state examinations considerably above the required average,
of rti. Zll CtS?red, th heduled eighth-grade work in seve'n months. Robert J Hendricks, 13, wasne
fn s?tm Sh.L';1"8 and ea"lnan standings averaged 97 per cent, one of the highest averages .
in the state. The total average of the class was 92.4 per cent. 8
,IBJll3j!Z?a d,?clar5d asban,ner year ,ln the history .of the school. The average attendance for the term
lUl 1", , f PU.P. 8 di5 not mlss a word J spelling during the new year. Some remarkable rec
rr 3 de, ln f"6"0' ad the ,work- accomplished In geography was of a high order. Steady prog
ress was made in all branches. Composition and nature study were made a specialty. Discipline . and in
struction were conducted along progressive lines quite unusual in a one-room school building. Miss Arthur,
one of the successful teachers of the state, has been highly complimented for her work.
Mrs. S. J. Mini-
are their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Young, of Portland,
who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Logan,
returned to Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith, of Pendle
ton, passed the week at Long Beach.
Thomas Moran is a guest at Drift
wood Cottage.
Donald Woodward and family, of
Portland, opened their cottage last
week for the season.
Mrs. A. R. Draper and son, Leroy, are
guests at the A. B. Cox cottage for this
week. Mrs. Cox presided at a luncheon
recently In honor of Mrs. D. Gillespie,
of Portland, and Mrs. Belle Lawrence,
of St. Louis, Mo., house guests of Mrs.
K. Stuart McGuire at Beach Center.
After luncheon the guests passed the
afternoon playing 500.
Mrs. J. B. Mumford, of Pendleton, has
opened Ijer attractive cottage, "Ocean
Roar," for - the season. She 'has as-' a
house guest her niece, Miss. Edna Zerba,
also of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Henry, and chil
dren are at Long Beajh.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Sturgls (Miss
Eunice Smith) are passing their honey,
moon in "The Meadows" cottage.
Mrs. Dora Schloth, Miss Hannah
Schloth and M. R.; Schloth are among
the cottagers at Tioga..
Mr. and Mrs. Gellette and children, of
Deer Lodge, Mont., are occupying a
cottage for the Summer.
Mrs. T. A. Jones and mother, Mrs. F.
Tromblay, of Portland, are visitors in
Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bell and daugh
ter, of Portland, are at Tioga. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McDAnald left
Tuesday for Portland, having passed a
fortnight at Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver K. Jeffrey are
expected tomorrow. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. WendeV of Port
land, are In a cottage.
One of the chief attractions at Long
Beach thus far is the natatorium, which
is the mecca for large gatherings from
nearby resorts. On Sunday over 180
people from Chinook, Seaview, Beach
Center and Tioga enjoyed the tank and
swimming.
Mrs. Carl Evans gave a dinner at
her cottage, Kozy Korner, Sunday, June
29. The guests were Miss Agnes Nel
son, Miss Hazel Nuckolls, Mr. Ray
Eley, of Portland; Captain John Llnd
berg. First Mate John Peterson. Chief
GRESHAM SCHOOL WHO MADE
comb, of South Bend,
oran, of Prineville, Or.
Engineer Blllie Healey Murplty, As
sistant Engineer William Nelson, Ship
Carpenter Tom Trulsen and Govern
ment Inspector A. J.' Cross, all of the
dredge Columbia,
Beach Center Active Point.
BEACH CENTER, Wash., July 6.
(Special.) Various cottages and hotels
in Beach Center are taking on an air
of activity. . The handsome Summer
home of M. G. Thorsen was opened re
cently and Mr. Thorsen and Miss Helen
and Warren will occupy it for the Sum
mer. They have as guests for a few
days the Misses Pearl Westberg, May
Johnson and Chester Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ladd and
children, William R., Jr.. and Miss Lois
Ladd and Jane Ladd are in their cot
tage for the Summer. Miss Ladd will
enter the University of Oregon this
Fall, taking a special course in Jour
nalism. Mr. and Mrs. J, S. Johnstone and Miss
Mabel Johnstone are among the sea
son's cottagers.
Mrs. E. D. Porter has opened the
Sand sea wave cottage, one of the most
attractive places in Beach Center.
Mrs. John McGrath, Mrs. James J.
McGrath and Miss Rita McGrath, of
Butte, Mont., are in the E. D. Porter
cottage, also Miss Mary McGrath, of
West Pawlett, Vt.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Slchel and chil
dren, Martin and Scott, are in their
cottage for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Chemln and Miss
Chemln are among the recent arrivals
In Beach Center.
Mr. and Mrs. James Manner are domi
ciled In their cottage for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Corcoran and
William Corcoran are in their cottage
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stout have opened
"Gearhart cottage." .
Miss Carrie Barbey and Miss Helen
Wegman, of Portland, are 'visitors here.
Mrs. J. D. Wilson, Jr., of Portland,
and Mrs. C. R. GarloW, of Helena,
Mont, are passing the Summer in their
cottage at Beach Center and have as
their guests Mrs. P. J. Ryan and Miss
Helen Mason, of Helena, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kernan and chil
dren, Ruth and Francis, are occupying
the Lawlor cottage. . -
Mrs. R. B. Knight, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs E. K. Holmes, the
Misses and Florence and Mary Holmes
GOOD RECORD
and George Knight, arrived Sunday and
will pass the Summer in the Knight
cottage.
Manzanlta Beach Becomes Resort.
MANZANITA BEACH, Or., July 5.
(Special.) With the opening of a new
modern hotel and a general store,
Manzanlta Beach, near Nehalem, Is now
on the map as a Summer and Winter
resort.
A small quantity of ambergris was
found on the beach this week by two
women from Gresham.
Mrs. W. C. McCullach, Miss McCul
lach and George McCullach are at the
McCullach camp for the Summer.
Registered at the Manzanita Inn
last week were: Mr. ami Mrs. E. W.
Peterson, Mr. Shannelly, Portland;
Elton Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown. E. C. Lindsey and John Parker,
Gresham; Mr. V. L. Johnson, Van
couver, Wash.; Mr. C. L. Babcock and
son, Ralph, Astoria. . -
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Glbbs, of Portland,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mack and son.
of Hubbard, Or., are camping here for
a week.
Miss Babcock. of Manzanita Inn
gave a oinner party last night to a
few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil G. Kardell and
Inez Lusted, of Gresham, reached Man
zanita last week.
Among those who are building
oungaiows are J. c Petersen. Rav
Peterson. Fred Fleldhouse and James
Lawrence.
NEWPORT IS ANGIiERS' DELIGHT
Season Opens With. Hotels and Cot
tages Well Filled.
NEWPORT, Or., July 5. (Special.)
Newport offers a great variety of sea
fishing as well as surf-bathing, dan
cing and other Summer resort amuse
ments. Being on Yaquina Bay as well
as on the ocean It has th advantage of
fresh crabs, oysters, clams, saltwater
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
Newport or Yaquina Bay
is the ideal place for your Summer vacation. Keep your children
. healthy by taking them away from the sweltering heat of the
interior into the cool and delightful ocean breezes. Good auto road
in from the valley and fine beaches for walking, riding or motoring.
Hunting and fishing at all times with deer and trout in season.
Deep sea fishing for halibut and rock cod.
Fine side trips to scenic points as Government Lighthouse, The
Devil's Punch Bowl, Otter and Seal Rocks and the Siletz Big
Timber. Round trip tickets on all roads at reduced rates.
Always something doing-
the Summer Girl and the
Summer Man take hold of
things with a vim at
Information, rates, reservations at
Both phones or
The Shelburne
NORTH BEACH.
Modern Improvements, beautiful
dining-room. Now one of the larg
est hotels on North Beach; with
large airy and sunny rooms. We
raise our own poultry. Reasonable
rates, and special rates by the week
tor families. Make reservations by
mail or wire. Long distance phone
ln hotel.
Bay tickets to Shelburne Station
Trains stop right at door.
Address
S13AVIEW. WASH., T. J. IIOARE,
PROP.
Camping Tours
Third Season
A RIDING AI KISIIING TOUR
by Horse Trail, at from 5000 to 8000
feet elevation.
McKenzie Bridge to
Crater Lake
AND RETURN, v
August 1 to September 1.
Write Horse Trail Camping? Co.. Sum
mit Court. Portlund, Or., ur Blue River,
Or. Applications must be made prior
to July 15. Party limited.
Tent City by the Sea
THE ELK CREL'K HOTEL,
ON CANNON BEACH. NiTAR SEASIDE,
is now ready to receive guests. We still
continue to give first-class service.
Home-cooked meals at lower prices.
S. W. FISHER. Prop.
Sol Due Hot
Springs Hotel
In the Heart of tbe Olympics.
For descriptive literature, address
the Manager, Sol Cue, Clallam County,
Washington
fish, etc. The clams are blue, rock and
razor variety, the oysters are Eastern,
native and rock-oyster. The edible
crabs are limited to one variety but
there are more than 30 varieties of
fish, fishing being the chief industry
of the town outside of caring for Sum
mer visitors.
The resort has assumed its Summer
appearance. Until yesterday the hotels
and boarding houses were not well
filled, only the number of cottages be
ing occupied gave the appearance of
the approach of the "season." The
Fourth of July celebration brought
several hundred, as the festivities
lasted through today, and tomorrow
being Sunday, the town has been lively
for several days.
Improvements noticeable to annual
visitors are the large new postoffice on
the hill near the skating rink, many
new boardwalks, numerous new cot
tages, the openintr of a district Iving
between Newport and Nye Creek,
known as "The Promised Land," and
various new graded streets. The new
cottages number 125, but unfortunately
some or tnese are about the size of
tents and erected so close together that
the question of their sanitation has
arisen, but they are situated in a dis
trict by themselves.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. LueOscher, of Port
land, are visitors to the beach.
William Eagles, of Albany, Is among
the regular Summer arrivals.
E. T. Hay, of Spokane, is registered
at the Nicolai Hotel for two weeks.
Edward R. Brison, of Eugene, and
C. M. McKellips, of Oregon Agricul
tural College, Corvallis, are at the Ab
bey House.
Clyde Royce, his mother and sister,
of Albany, are at their cottage for the
season.
J. L. Scoville, of Grants Pass, is vis
iting his daughter. Miss Ruth Scoville.
Roy - Hendry, formerly of Newport
and now residing at Marshfield, walked
up the beach with Mrs. Hendry, fTom
Coos Bay, arriving during the week.
R. F. Baker, a veteran of Gettysburg,
is entertaining his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayes,
of Corvallis.
The Brownsville Band, which came
over for the Fourth of July, registered
at the various hotels as guests of the
Commercial Club.
J. M. N. Manly, of Albany, is at Nye
beach. Mrs. William Barrett and children, of
Albany, are at their cottage for the
Summer. Mr. Barrett will Join them
later.
The Misses Ruth Knowles and Dana
Gibson, of Albany, are among the early
visiters.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Sanders, of Seattle,
are visitins Mrs. Sanders' mother, Mrs.
G. C. Burton, at the Burton cottage.
Mrs. B. L. Baucon and family are at
their Cozy Nook cottage for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jacques, of Sa
lem, are at their cottage for the season.
Miss Marie Rice, of Portland, and
Mrs. E. D. Dunn are at Ashland Lodge
cottage for the Summer.
Miss Alice Bayer, Miss Georgia Foss
and Earl Keppler, of Portland, ate vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Irwin at
Nye Creek.
Mrs. Calvin S. White and family, of
Portland, are staying at the Nicolai
Hotel.
Mrs. E. F. Pernot and children have
opened their cottage for the season.
Professor Pernot will Join them from
Portland later in the month.
E. W. Gibson, of Salem, Is at his
cottage at Nyebeach for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, of For
est Grove, are here for the season. Mr.
Walker and his brother will have
charge of the Casino for the season as
heretofore.
W. W. Brown and family have opened
their Summer cottage Idylwlld for the
Summer.
Mrs. Helen Hoskins and family, of
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