The Sunday Oregonian., July 13, 1913, SECTION THREE, Page 8, Image 40

THE SUNDAY OREGOMAX, PORTLAND, JULY 13, 1913.
Sunday the entire party called in a
body on the Mayor in Seaside. Included
in this Jolly party were Mayor Gilbert,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Wiles, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Mennifee. Mr. and Mrs.
George, of Deep River. Wash.; Dr. E.
D. Johnson and George Achley, of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brobest have taken
one of the cottages on East Main
street.
Mr.' and Mrs. A. P. Morse are among
the season's cottagers.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Monroe are also a
recent addition to the season's cot
tagers. Captain Patterson, of Astoria, with
his family are established in a cottage
for the Summer.
FACILITIES FOR REAL VACATION IN
OREGON NOT SURPASSED ANYWHERE
Recreation Season Arrives and Tourists From Many Districts Delight in State's Beaches, Mountains, Lakes and
Picturesque Valleys 1913 to Get Record for Visitors, Is Indication Now.
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Crater Lake
Round trip from Portland,
via Medford, $28.20.
$11.35 saved over other
routes.
36 hours in time.
See S. P. Depot Agent
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THIS, now Is the vacation season
the gladdest of all the year.
It is the annual season of fun
and frolic In the open, the period of
temporary suspension from toll and
strife, and the time for seeking recrea
tion and the return of health and
strength.
; Nowhere in all the world is there more
or better opportunity for the full enjoy
ment of the annual vacation period
than right here in Oregon. With its
miles and miles of ocean beaches, its
inland lakes and streams, its mountains,
forests,, valleys and picturesque vil
lages, this state offers every attrac
tion for which the seeker after outdoor
Ufa can ask. -
While Portland people and the resi
dents of other parts of the state long
have recognized the natural advantages
of Oregon and utilized their powers of
granting new life and vigor, it Is only
in comparatively recent years that vis
itors from without the state have be
gun to realize the superior charm of
Oregon's vacation resorts.
Oregon now is. becoming the tour
ists' Mecca. Thousands of people come
here every year from the Middle West
and the East. They pass days, weeks
and sometimes months within the state.
Some of them, after being here awhile,
go home only to return and become per
manent residents.
. Oregon's natural scenic advantages,
therefore, are among its chief assets.
The state is just beginning to capital
ize them. They are paying handsome
annual dividends.
The year 1913 Is witnessing the pres
ence In the state of a host of travelers
pleasure seeking tourists. They
come Into Portland by the tralnload al
most every day. From here they scat
ter to distant parts of the state. With
the passing years Oregon Is becoming
more widely known as a tourist resort.
BKAtt AXD SEAU ATTRACT
Seaside Sojourners Amqsed by Antics
of Two Unusual Pets.
SEASIDE. Or., July 12. (Special.)
One of the most amusing as well
as interesting sights In Seaside is
a tame seal sunning himself on the
lawn, while a tiny kitten plays around
Its nose. Many passers-by attracted
by this strange sight stop and caress
the seal, who actually appears to like
it.
Seaside also furnishes much merri
ment with a trained bear, a small one,
whose chief playmate Is a dog prac
tically the same size as the little
brown bear. They are owned by the
.! t
same man and crowds gather on Main
street whenever the bear appears.
The pavilion attached to Hotel Moore
will bo completed this week and "hops"
will be given by the hotel management
every Saturday evening.
Among those registered at Hotel
Moore over the week-end-were Dr. and
Mrs. F. Fostrum and party of 16, who
were attending the regatta In Astoria;
Miss Martha Sterling, of Los Angeles;
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Angus and son, Mrs. R. S. O'Brien,
pf Kansas City, Mo.; R. F. C. Ast
bury, of Medford, who has Just re
turned from a trip to Florida and the
Eastern States; E. A. Robins, W. C.
Fobs, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Davis, Mrs.
J. F. Spellman and daughter, Mrs. W.
K. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardi
ner and two daughters. Dr. E. D.. John
son and Dr. George A. Cafhey, Dr. and
Mrs. Harry McKay, Mr. and Mrs. El
wood Wiles and son, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Menefee, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine R. Smith
and ramlly, F. J. Dunbar, Riverside,
Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wolfgang,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hubert, Kansas
wny. mo.; ti. A. Baldwin, Kansas City;
P. M. . Powen and L. C. Lashnett. also
Kansas City; James P. Scanlon and L.
W. Jeffords, Kansas City; Miss Cle
land, Portland; Howard B. Strowbrldge,
Miss Julia Mahady, Duluth, Minn.;
John A. Llghtner, Pittsburg, Pa.; Mr.
ana Mrs. l. a. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. C.
w. Kerr. Art E. Browne, Vancouver
Barracks; Frank Woodward. Mr. and
Mrs. I. Aronson and family. R- J.
Baker, Eugene: D. C Newman. George
&.. Wright, Paul E. Froehllch. R. P.
Sellers. M. J. Geary, Melvin John F.
O'Shea, J. W. Thompson, Julius
Asheira. John W. McKay, Mrs. L. A.
Clover and daughter.
Harry Donald Jameson is a guest at
the Jamie cottage for this month.
Mrs. L. W. Hilllard is at the "Hill
crest" for a brief visit.
Mrs. H. A. Blynn. her daughter. Mrs.
E. E. Ruby, and children are at their
new cottage In Cartwrlght Park, Sea
side. '
Among others passing the week end
In Seaside were Miss Mae Pollock, of
Eugene; John H. Lei pes, of Denver,
Colo., Mrs. C. L Amlck, of Portland.
Mr.' and Mrs. Blaine R. Smith and
family have leased the Morgan cottage
for the season. They have as their
guest Howard B. Strowbrldge.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry McKay are now
occupying the "Four Winds" cottage
for the season and have as their guest
Mrs. Windfelder.
Mrs. J. F. Griswold arrived Sunday
and opened the Griswold cottage for a
few weeks. Her guests are Mrs. James
N. Davis and daughter. Miss Catherine
Davis, Mrs. Whittlesey and daughter
Miss Mildred Whittlesey.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Enke, of Port
land, opened their cottage, "Linger-
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long," near the board walk on Sunday.
Mrs. Enke and family will occupy the
same during the balance of the Sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cummings and
family are occupying the Buena Vista
cottage on tne board walk for the
bummer.
Mrs. William S. Biddle and children
also arrived In Seaside Sunday to pass
xne summer.
Mrs. S. C. Kennell and party, who
passed the week over the Fourth in
Seaside left Sunday night for Portland.
Kenneth Fenton. who was host to a
fishing party in the Fenton cottage.
leit Sunday night for home.
Miss N. E. Munger and guest. Miss
Mabel Wheelock, are occupying the
Teredo cottage for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Witt, of Rock
island. I1L; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Header
son, also of Rock Island, 111.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Hunter, of Clatskanle, are
at the McGulre Hotel.
Mrs. L. E. Thompson, of Portland, is
at the Beach Craft cottage.
Miss Elma Easley, of Washtucna,
Wash., is at the Seashell cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reynolds, of
v,anon ity, uoio., are occupying a cot
tage at Seaside.
Miss Louise Mahciet is at the Beach
Craft cottage.
Mrs. H. s. Gilbert is occupying the
rvaaieny coinage ior tne season.
Mrs. George M. Olson is at the Colo
nlai Hotel for a short stay.
Mrs. Emma Zurfluh and family are
occupying a camp in Seaside for the
summer.
J. D. Henry passed the Fourth in
Seaside.
Mrs. V.' O. Sizemore, of Astoria, is at
the Spellman cottage for the season.
Among those spending the week-end
at . Necanicum Inn were Mrs. Harry
Watklns and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Dodge and Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Kelley and Mrs. Harry Mc
Kim. Mrs. C. J. Trevis and family are oc
cuping Sea Lodge for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hanson are es
tablished in the Henrietta cottage.
Mrs. C. Casimur and family have
leased the Smyler cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peel have
opened their cottage on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Mary Dooley and family are
domiciled In a cottage on Locksley
avenue.
One of the largest parties spending
the week at Seaside was Dr. T. Forst
rum's, all of whom were on the admi
ral's staff In the Astoria resatta. Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Wiles were hosts at
luncheon at Hotel Moore in their honor
Saturday, and the party was royally
entertained during its stay. Mayor
Gilbert of Seaside, was a guest of Dr.
Forstrum during the regatta; and on
GOLF AXD MOTOR AT GEAR HA It T
Swimming Parties and Bonfires Aid
to Enjoyment at Beach.
GEARHAET, Or., July 12. (Special.)
Golf, riding on the beach, motor trips
to Elk Creek and surrounding country,
swimming parties and bonfires aided by
perfect weather conditions of the past
week furnished plenty of delightful di
version for the large number of visitors
to the beach here.
Automobiles are almost as much In
demand at the coast resorts as in town,
anl each day a continuous stream of
machines glides smoothly over the pic
turesque roads, close to the sea, and
picnic lunches are the order of the
day.
The new golf Instructor Is now sta
tioned at Gearhart and the splendid
condition of the links makes the call
of "Fore" most insistent.
Arrangements for several tourna
ments are now under way and the golf
enthusiasts are counting on lowering
the previous record for the course.
A large number of pleasure-seekers
passed the week at Hotel Gearhart,
Including Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Green, A.
Shields, C. W. Darby, San Francisco;
Searles O. Bragg, Walter C. Lang, B.
H. Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cut
ting, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Warrener, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Silverfield. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred H. Rothschild. Miss Amy C. Roths-
Lchild, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Day, M. C.
Lincoln, Howard C. Lincoln, Caryl Lin
coln, F. J. McPhelin, Orval Hutchens,
Forest Grove; Ruth L. Mead. McMinn-
ville; Thomas J. Roberts. Harry G. Lytle,
a. u. Merrick, Dr. Buck, Mrs. Buck and
son, E. J. Knowles, of Seattle; Nell
Regg, Judge J. P. Kavanaugh and fam
ily. Mrs. R. S. O'Brien, of Kansas City;
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wheeler, Mr. and
Mrs. Omar C. Spencer, Charles B. Lynn.
M. Truehart, Sterling, Mo,; W. E. Prud
homme, John H. Burgard and son. John
Clark Burgard, A. M. Higley, Mrs. G. O.
Ulerkmg, Astoria: Miss Laura Jeffers.
Astoria: E. O. Mlchener, Abbott and
Thomas H. Mills, Gordon Voorhies, Jr.,
Miss Miriam Jacobs. A. R. Jacobs. Mrs.
M. Reckhard. Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Dorney. Edwin Patton, Astoria; S.
Rotoskg, San Francisco; Mrs. Roy O.
Yates, Mrs. Esther Primrose, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Van Dresar, Dr. E. H. Thorn
ton, Miss Florence Thornton, Dr. C. E.
Stolte, C. L. Stolte, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Dayton, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Irwin, Edward Irwin. Dr. Alfred Kinnev
and Mrs. Kinney, Shiela Vapton. of
Montana; George Judd, J, M. Haw
thorne. H. Sherman Mitchell, C. Wilfred
Johnson. Harvey Staples.
beveral motor parties passed the day
at Hotel Gearhart from the Regatta
In Astoria and other places. They in
cluded Bert Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Hlgglns, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hlggins,
of Astoria; Mrs. Rltter. of Mattoon. Ill -
Mrs. Ewing, also of Mattoon, L. F. Buck,
or i-orxiano; unaries v. Brown and
party, of Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
Gallagher, Dr. and Mrs. August M.
Kinney and party of Astoria; Arthur
Van Duser, Astoria; Miss Ross, Astoria;
Maude Van Tuyler, Portland; C.'Sway,
Portland; Gas E. Leadbetter, Brook-
field, Wash.; W. R. Reed, Astoria.
W. Gainer Thigpen was a guest of
A. C.-Mitcholl at Hotel Gearhart during
ine week end. Mr. Thigpen was vice
admiral at the Astoria Regatta, and
was the guest pf honor at several mo
tor trips round the beaches.
Mrs. W. T. Foster, of Seattle, who
was a house guest of Mrs. George W.
Klelser In her cottage at Gearhart,
returned to her home last week.
W. L. Cummings, a prominent attor
ney of Seattle,- and -Mrs. Cummings
motored down from the Sound City to
Hotel Gearhart In their new roadster.
During their stay in Gearhart they
were entertained at several informal
affairs by Mrs. D. V. Halverstadt. who
is occupying a cottage here. Mrs. Hal
verstadt Is a sister of Mr. Cummings.
R. H. Crozier, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Spokane, Portland
& Seattle Railroad passed the week-end
at Hotel Gearhart.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kerry have taken
rooms at Hotel Gearhart for the season.
Mr. Kerry Is a prominent railroad con-
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TO MATTER how much you enjoy the
A outdoors, you will never know how
wexi you love tne
ocean and the
mountains until
you have had an
outing where
these extremes of
Nature meet.
Information, rates, reservations at the Portland office,
720 Corbett Bldg., both phones, or any S.P.B.R. agent.
EVERYTHING
For the Vacationist
Trunks, Suitcases, Bags, Steamer
Rugs and Shawls
Travelers' Supply Store
328 Alder Street
An Phone
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.
Yellowstone National Park
Five and One-Half Days
IN THE PARK
Tala Inclndra All NecesMrr Expeue
While In the Park.
ADVANCE RESERVATIONS
Guarantee Against Any Delay at Park
Entrances.
E. M. FrancU, Agent.
IMPERIAL HOTEL LOBBY.
Telephone M. 0431.
The Shelburne
NORTH BEACH.
Modern Improvements, beautiful
dining-room. Now one of the larg
est hotels on North Beach; with
largd airy and sunny rooms. We
raise our own poultry. Reasonable
rates, and special rates by the week
for families. Make reservations by
mall or wire. Long distance phone
in hotel.
Buy tickets to Shelburne Station
Trains stop rlsht at door.
Address
SEAVIEW, WASH, 1 J. HOAR 1
PROP.
Camping Tours
Third Season
A RIDING AND FISHING TOUR
by Horse Trail, at from 5000 to 8000
feet elevation.
McKenzie Bridge to
Crater Lake
AND RETURN,
August 1 to September 1.
Write Horse Trail Camping Co., Sum
mit Court, Portland, Or., or Blue River,
Or. Applications must be made prior
to July 13. Party limited.
Sol Due Hot
Springs Hotel
la the Heart of the Olympics.
For descriptive literature, addreas
the Manager, Sol Due Clallam County.
Washington.
"The Hackney Cottage"
Beautiful surroundings and the
most pleasant spot on North Beach.
Home comforts and spring water
to drink, and the house is electri
fied. .Make reservs.tions by mail or
wire. Sea View, Wr.sh.
JAMES HACKNEY.
HOTEL SUNSET
BEACH CENTER.
Ideal spot, modern family hotel, country
and seaside combined; ocean in full
view; large yard for children, croquet
grouna; Dest cuisine ana table service;
fishing, surf bathing. ,
POSTOFFICE, LONG BEACH, WASH
Mrs. Dednan, Prop. y
HOTEL CLARKE AND ANNEX,
Glendale, Oregon.
On main line of Southern Pacific, South
ern Oregon's most popular Summer resort.
Linsurpassea mountain scenery, nealtn
BlvlnK. pure water.
Motoring, Hunting and Fishing. Unequalled
climate. Just the place for a quiet Summer
rest.
Bates. fS to fl3 per week: Np-ia) rates
ior iamiuea. r . v. H'OKGbUK, 1'rop
Main 4223
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The Queen of
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Reached Via O.-W. R. & N. Steamers
T. J. POTTER and HASSALO
Steamer Potter leaves daily, except Saturday and
Sunday, 8:00 A.M. (Saturday 1:00 P.M.)- Steamer
Hassalo leaves daily, except Sunday, at 9:30 P. M.
Make. Reservations, Ash-Street Dock or
City Ticket Office, Third and Washington
Phones Marshall 4500 and A-6121
Breakfast served on Steamer Hassalo. Excellent
restaurant service on both boats service a la carte
The Joy" of the
Open Road
To realize it fully cultivate the motorcycle. Ride a
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minutes every daj Get in touch with the glorious out of
doors and gorgeous scenery of lake, mountain and seashore.
Cultivate the motorcycle.
The Twin9,
Motoccle
4-H. P. Single, $215 Monster 7 H. P. Twin, $265
7-H. P. Two-Speed, $340
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BROADWAY AT OAK, PORTLAND, OREGON
Telephones Marshall 5860, A 6638
Seattle Store 817 East Pike St.
Our Aim: Service and
Enderly
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
A Modern Country Home Open for Sum
mer Guests.
Children Under Twelve Years Not Taken.
RATES C2.00 PER DAY,
.References Requested.
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Indian. Soak in the sunshine
get too much. One-fifth of a
an average to run an Indian.
DEMONSTRATION
Courteous Treatment
Tent City by the Sea
THE ELK CREEK HOTEL,.
ON CANNON BEACH. NEAR SEASIDE,
is now ready to receive guests We still
continue to give first-da ss a e rV Tc e!
Home-cooked meals at lower Drlces
S. W. USHER. Prop.