d from paue
"TT TTZ i t rlumpnns a
nd
sons, who recently opened their cam
xi- i ... i. r.reierlv. of Portlan
came In with his family for a short
stay on the beach.
Quite a number of prominent Port
land people have taken residence for
the Summer at Ocean Lake, this place
being much more popular this year
than any previous.
Mrs. H. D. Driesbaeh and daughter
have opened up the Flag tent.
Mrs. Bauflng has arrived at her cot
tage for a few weeks' sojourn.
A party of Washington High School
stuSents are expected in to take poses
alon of the two Gardner tents.
J. P. Taylor and family are domiciled
In the Porter cottage for the rest of
this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Cressman, who are now
the owners of the Swain cottage, spent
the last week-end here.
Mrs. Henry Vanderwall has arrived
and taken a tent fed- the Summer.
Mrs. B. James and Mrs. Iurey have
rented the Thompson cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner have
arrived and are staying in the Wheeler
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. Grump
are residing in the Leslie cottage.
Mrs. Erwin Carter Is spending a few
weeks in her Ocean Lake cottage.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter Mildred,
of St. Paul. Minn., are occupying, the
Bozorth cottage for the rest of the
Bummer season.
Mr. and Mrs. George, of Portland,
axe camped here for a few days.
Mrs. Chegan has recently had com
pleted a new cottage and will live
there for the rest of the season.
Mrs. McDonell and daughter are
camping here for a few days.
Mrs. Ilaymond Dewey Is living In the
Tempsett cottage and has for a guest
this week Mrs. Lee Teutsch and son
Tho"mB Butler, a banker of Hood
River. 1 spending the Summer In the
Scott Bozorth cottage.
Fair weather all this week has
marked time tor tnose rwnm
Rockaway and plans are under way for
several affairs ana events at ..-..,-Wjrthy
Interest. Important among
these la the "Hobo Roundup.' which
will be held August 1 and 2. Thou
sands of visitors are expected at this
time the rehearsal of the Tillamook
County Booster Band alone being a
great drawing card, while the other
events and contests will be features of
merit. The Commercial Club Is mak
ing every preparation for the Installa
tion of an open-air amphitheater in
the new park and a moving-picture
how Is being arranged for.
E E. Lytle. owner of Lake Lytle
Addition, spent a few days of the week
here. In the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Flrley and daughter.
Mlsa Genevieve Orton. Miss Irene
Hunt. Mlaa Acnes Black. Misses Emily
and Ruth Griffin. Miss Genevieve Mr
Elrny e.nd Mr. nnd Mrs. F. D. Hunt and
eon Paul, who have spent the last two
weeks at the Harriman Club camp, left
during the week for their homes In
Portland. -, .
Mrs. L. C. McCllntoek. of Portland.
In building a neat bungalow on her
Blmore property.
William M.I-arty came In last Sun
day for a few days with his family
at Blmore Park.
Mrs. Johana Nelson, of Portland, is
erecting a cottage opposite Ocean Crest
and has named It "Shady Nook."
"Bonnie Dunn Dee" is the name of a.
neat home being finished for Mr. and
Mrs. William McLarty. of Oregon City.
W. J. Kennaday, of Oregon City, is
pending a month's vacation at Elmore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beard, of "Classic
Ridge." visited a few days this week
With relatives In Elmore Park.
Mrs. C H. Patton. of Portland, Is
camping here for a few weeks.
W B. Livingston spent the week
end with his family at Camp Wonder-
"ouests at Camp Wonderland of late
have been Mr. L A. Wood. Miss Clara
Heath. Miss Edna Vogcl and Mr. and
Mrs. A L Tibbets. of Portland.
Mrs F. J. Putnam and son George,
of Portland, are camping hero for a
month. , .
V L Tibbets and family drove In
from Eugene during the week and will
erect a tent at Camp Wonderland.
L A Wood and Miss Edna Vogel
returned to their home In Portland last
Wednesday.
New arrivals at the Ocean Crest are.
L G Cruikshank and family. J. J
. , -,n, V. W Lorev. wife.
.Marriott nnu """,J " -' ,,
son and daughter; Mrs. N. A. McDugall
and daughter. Mrs. J, r. ,eison,
J. Johns, son and daughter and Mrs.
Sanders, all of Portland.
Miss Julian Nicholson and Miss May
Sullivan, of Portland, are spending
their vacations at "Coodcheer" cottage.
Miss Nicholson's father spent the last
week-end there.
Mr and Airs. C. E. Burns and daugh
ter are guests of Mrs. Coles at Elmore
CAttorney J. Victor Farnell. of Wheel
er spent a day on the beach visiting
with friends.
Mr. Jack Steinback. of Tillamook,
was here for a few days the fore part
Of the week.
E. G. Lantz. of Portland, returned to
his home after a few days here.
E. W. Lorey. of White Salmon, spent
a few days at the Jones camp in Sea
lew. .
Mrs. T L. Kleinhans arrived here
Monday to spend a week visiting Mrs.
Annie Fick. ,
Mr. and Mrs. X. V. Jensen, of Port-
j ....... rt.,1 in Vernona cottage.
lano. flu; nMdi.w.", --
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Smith and two
.,,- f Portland, returned home last
Vund'ay after an enjoyable month at
rhis place.
Mr and Mrs. Flonchey. of Portland,
have taken Quarters at the Harriman
Club camp.
Mrs. Schultz has returned to her
home in Lents after two weeks here.
Mrs. G. A, Jones has returned after
a week spent in Portland.
Mrs F. S. Boussie. of Portland, was
visiting Mrs. Jack Wellington for a
few days this week.
C H. Tillman, of Portland, is here
with his family and will stay for a
month.
William R Brownell. Roy Cook and
t t.. arrived here Monday on
LUBrua I i p. ' - - . ,
motorcycles after a two-day trip over
the mountain road irom roruanu. niej
report good roads all the way.
lira H T. Greene. Mrs. F.
S L.veland. Mrs. F. M. Cope and Miss
Hazel Ixveland. all of Portland, are
having a jolly time at Oceana.
A. C Shute. of Hillsboro. arrived
Monday for a week's visit with his
family. ,
Marion Lytle Is a guest of Miss
Gladvs Shute for the season.
An enjovable party held on the beach
la-t Monday night was attended by the
following: Misses Edith Coles. Nellie
Palmer. Pejgy Phillips. Rena Shute,
Edith Lindsay. Francis Hirshner.
Elanor Spall and Messrs. Frank Flck,
Lee Rice and Edward Colea
Miss Francis Brookett is spending
two weeks here as the guest of Mrs.
Annie Flck.
( J. Sperry returned Monday to his
work in Portland.
Mrs. J. G. Echoltz and children, of
Camas. Wash., are staying at the An
derson House ror a i-w aa.
Mr. and Mrs. Mobbs and daughter
left Sunday for their home In Port
Charles Dietman. of Hillsboro. Is
camping here for a few days.
, John Barett nas arriveu irom .nuia
boro for a short vacation.
... , Mpo Sionerond. of Portland.
will spend the coming week at Elmore
Tark.
leaving here last Sunday forenoon
and returning two days later, a party
of five young men made the trail trip
over the Necarney Mountain to Sea
side. On the return trip xne oucsme
trail was used and the party had quite
an exciting time, making the descent
Into Death Trap cove, wnere ujc, o
more than 500 sealions sunning them
selves. Those making up the party
- L-nnnAh Pkbb .Tames Mann,
George Wood, Kenneth Rountree and
Keith McCllntoek.
David Phllps. of Portland, spent the
week-end with his daughter. Miss
Peggy, at Elmore cottage.
Harry Hill is camping near the Sea
view House.
Mrs a E Vanhorn. son and daughter
are visiting in one of the Russell cot
tages for two weeks. .
Mies Sarah Rhoades. of Portland, Is
visiting for a month with friends at
one of the Russell cottages. -
The G. A. Jones Swastika camp now
comprises 36 tents.
Recent arrivals at the Harriman
camp are Mr. and Mrs. Green and fam
ily. Mr. Harrison, Mr. Ingram, all of
Portland. , .
Mr. Hewitt, of Portland, has rented
the Jasmann cottage In Saltair and will
remain here for a few weeks.
Leslie N. Ross left Sunday evening
for the encampment at Gearhart.
Miss Jennie Jasmann. of Portland,
has arrived for her vacation- and is
visiting her brother. Jack -Jsrnann;
H. Plez. of Salmonberry. stopped over
here for a brief vacation.
Miles J. Doyle and family have ar
:... i f Portland and will stay at
the Ocean Crest for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. K. i. n.
Spokane. Wash., are here for a month s
T'snd Mrs. A. M. Levy, of Portland,
have established a camp and will re
main for several weeks.
Mrs A R Butterworth and Mrs. c.
w" Hoi.kins. of Portland, arc guests at
the Neth cottage in SHltnir.
Miss Celeste Hall, of Denver. Colo.
Is spending a couple of weeks on the
bCJames Wood has arrived from Hills
boro and Is staying at the Woods cot
tage for the season.
H L Olds left during the week after
a brief stay at Goodnight's camp.
Rev D. A. McKenzle and family have
established Snuggery ramp and will re
main the balance of the season.
Kenneth Rountree Is stnying at the
Sampson cottage for a few weeks
Attorney W. G. Hare is a Hillsboro
arrival at Krebs camp.
F. J. Courtney, of Portland. Is visit
ing friends In Seaview.
Mrs. James, of Portland, is a guest
at Saltair. ,
Mr and Mrs. H. Meyers, of St. Hel
ens, are established In a Saltair cot-
taA party of 40 members of the Wom
en's Relief Corps. Grand Army of the
Republic. Tillamook City, gave a picnic
lunch In the park opposite the -Sugar
Bowl" last Thursday in honor of the
local members of the G. A. R The vet
erans entertained were C. T. Fitzger
ald H T. Hall, past commander Meaae
Post. Oregon City: L. C. Connell and
J. M. Frazier.
K. D. McCllntoek Is located at El
more Fark for the season.
T G Harvey, of Eugene, is spend
ing his vacation at the Seaview House.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lee and son are
at Twin Rocks for a month's stay.
The following Portland people ar
rived during the week: Mr. and Mrs.
F G Hunter. Miss Dora Hunter. Mrs.
T W Freeman. Mrs. O. L. Downs.
Helen H. Gillespie and Miss Louise
Mr Tin
C W Feathers, of the Portland post
office, has purchased two lots (MM
Nchalcm avenue and contemplates
building in the early Spring
-'"78 Ind." Is the name of the only
cottage here that can boast electric
lights, a storage battery supplying
the cuirent for threo small lights. The
name is derived from the license tag
of the auto in which Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Gilsen and daughter Thelma and
Mr and Mrs. Homer M. Hoover and son
Arnold, of Fowler. Ind.. and Kokomo.
Ind . respectively, motored through
from the Eastern state. The trip of
L'SOO miles was made In -'0 days. They
have as guests here for two weeks Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. G Ibsen and Miss Bernlce
Swan, of Portland.
Mrs. M. Schmorl. of Manhattan, vis
ited In Portland during the week.
B Walkley, Miss P. Walkley and
Mrs McCoy of Portland, arc camped at
Moroney Town for a few weeks.
The Mlssea Edith and Celeste Hall,
of Denver. Colo.: Bertha and Lorilla
Huston and Marjorie Purdy and Mrs.
Arthur Purdy. of Portland, are visit
ing Mrs. Grace Huston at the Crescent.
Mrs J. W. Becker and Miss Jessie
Flantz have established a neat camp
at Manhattan.
F. H. Llghtner and family, of Port
land have taken possession of their
recently completed cottage at Manhat-
tBMlss Harriet Stearns and Violet Dur
kins are camping in Manhattan for a
few weeks.
Frank Gattrell and family are spend
ing a month camping In Manhattan.
Mr and Mrs. Reifschnelder and fam
ily have opened their new cottage for
the season.
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Williams, of Port
land, have a camp in Moroney Town.
Mrs. Leonard and the Misses Jean
Campbell. Mary Harrington. N. Or
mondv and Fay Thayer, of Portland,
have rented a Manhattan cottago for
a brief vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. August H. Wennerstrem
and daughter Marie, of Victoria, are
spending a vacation at Manhattan
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shands are
camping at Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlchner. of Portland,
arc here for a few days' outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheasgren. Miss Cath
arine Barrett and Miss Margaret Guar
ascio. of Portland, have rented a small
cottage at Moroney for a month.
G. E. Huston visited during the week
with Mrs. Grace Huston at the Cres
cent. Mrs. J. H. Kuhnhausen and daugh
ter Hilda have rented a cottage at Man
hattan. A party of Campfire Girls from Port
land stopped over on the beach for a
few days' rest from their hike to Sea
side via Ne-Kah-Nle Mountain. They
report having a good time, but will re
turn by train to their homes. Those
In the party included the Misses
Francis. Mary and Marie Snyder and
F. Reeves. .
Mr. and Mrs. R O. Gray left Thurs
day morning for a walking trip over
..... .;. n seaside. The trail is
Lll I HIUUUVBi"
in good condition and they contemplate
extending the trip over a week's time.
The family of K. Brandt, of the
Southern Pacific, ia at its cottage, the
Lakeside, at Elmore Park, for the Sum-
""llrs M. E. Patton. of Hillsdale, is
tenting on her Elmore Park property.
J. O. Johnson, of Portland, has ar
rived to spend his first vacation in 10
years with his wife and son David at
the Hotel Elmore.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Grubbs spent the
week at the Elmore.
Mr. and Mrs. George A RMer spent
an enjovable week at the Elmore.
Judge Webster Holmes, Superior
Court Judge of Tillamook and Polk
counties, enjoyed a pleasant stay at the
Elmore last week.
V. Martin, of Portland, is at the El
more for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fluke and Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Renfro and children are at
tare Elmore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stoneroad are at
the Elmore for a three weeks' outing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Tormachlen and
children, of Portland, are in the Sham
rock until the close of the season.
ttthi i- . T Mtr.-r.oll of Portland In
IVIItinm 1 - , -
occupying Lookout cottage for July
and August.
Mrs. T. A Karambelas and daughter
Aileen, of Chicago, are at the Elmore
until September. Mr. Karambelas Is
expected here for a short visit wun
his family. The Karambelas have never
been West before.
J. M. Wallace and family have opened
Kenllworth cottage for the Summer.
LIGHTHOUSE .MOST POPULAR
Station at Yaquina Head. Draws
Newport's Beach Crowds.
NEWPORT, Or., July 25. (Special.)
The most-visited place about Newport
I- 1. r'n.....mant llcrhthoiIRn at Ya-
quina Head, and with the delightful
weather now prevailing n la
jective point of hundreds of beach
visitors. Nearly all the parties walk to
the lishthouse, although it is easily
accessible by wagon or automobile. The
distance to the lighthouse from Nye
Beach is four miles. The route ex
tends along the beach to Agate Beach,
where the automobile boulevard, built
two years ago. Is taken and followed
for the remainder of the distance. The
ni.u. h-iflt in '7" Tt rises
llliinuuac - .1 ' . -
119 feet above the sea, Is of the station
ary type and may oe seen lor s uiuco
at sea.
Students of Hill Military Academy, of
Portland, who are at the Summer camp
at Oceanhlll, entertained with a dan
cing party at the Oceanhlll Hotel Mon
day evening. About 30 attended from
Newport. -
x Mr T a rnu-dpn Alfred
Adams, J. G. uowoen, .vormn oupq
the Misses Bess and Palm Oowden,
Frances and Louise Adams and Jessie
BIhee, of SUverton, passed the week
end at the beach, making the trip by
automobile.
Dr. Calvin S. White and family, of
Portland, are passing two weeks at
Nye Beach. They are at the Nicolai.
Samuel M. Garland and family, of
Lebanon, have opened their cottage at
Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Winters and
children. Maurice. Edward and Helen,
aro at the Winter Resort.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Spencer, of Ash
land, are domiciled in a cottage here.
Harry Wendenroth and family, of Sa
lem, are occupying a Cherry City cot-
laMr. and Mra. B. W. Hazard and
daughter. Edith, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Hutchinson, of Salem, departed Tues
day by automobile, after passing sev
eral days at the Nicolal. Mr. Hazard is
cashier of the United States National
Bank in the Capital City.
Miss Emma Maplethorpe, of Portland,
and nephew. Karl Shafei. of Salem, are
at Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young and son, of
Medford. are occupying a cottage at
Nye Beach.
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Bates and child,
of Corvallis. have taken a cottage at
Sea Crest. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Barnett and two
children, of Salem, are at Cherry C ty.
The Misses Erma Wlgle, Ottllie
Shtndler and Edna Croxford departed
Friday for Portland, after passing two
weeks at Rose City. ,
The Misses Hattie and rannle Morri
son, of Salem, are camped at Nye
Beach. . .
Theodore Roth, a Salem merchant,
and family are occupying a cottage at
Cherry City. . ,
Mr nn,i Mrs. E. C. Patton, of Salem,
are at the Nicolai.
Fred Stevenson, of Portland was
among the Tuesday arrivals at Hotel
Kelly, on Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson and Miss
Clara B. Gulzmann, of Brownsville, are
at the Nicolai. ,.
Mrs A. W. Graham and daughter.
Lena, of Portland, are established in a
cottage at Sea Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. t". v . urump una o"b-
ter. Helen, of Eugene, are enjoying an
outing at the Deacn.
xrr nnd Mrs. D. W. Evans, of Port
land.' are sojourning at the Home.
Hedrick llammersirom, ui
art the McDonald House.
A J Moore ana lamny, 01 v.01 ....
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are esBPM :u me o'pj . r
ing grounds.
Mr and Mrs. J. B. Mason and Mr. and
-r tv- v Tmiffht and daughter, Neva,
of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. R M. Pease
and daughter, or ox. ru., ...u..
occupying a cottage at Sea Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Newport, of
Albanv. are at the Home.
F X Shaffer and family have re
turned to their home in Eugene after
passing two weeks at Nye Beach.
W O Hoffman, of Portland, is pass
ing his vacation at the beach. He is at
Hotel Bradshaw. j
H L Weston. Mrs. W. L. Phillips and
C E. Grimes, of Monmouth; S. W. Phil
lips, of Dryden. Mich.: Mrs. C. Phil
lips of North Branch, Mich., and Mrs.
C II Weston, of jupeer. Mich., arrived
in Newport from Monmouth Wednes
day in an automobile for an outing at
the seaside. The party is at Hotel
Rradshaw. ,
TCr M A Leach and family, of Cor
vallis. are at Nye Beach, where they
are registered at the Damon.
Mr and Mrs. E. C. Patton, of Salem,
reached the beach Tuesday for a two
weeks' outing.
Robert Pearce and family, of Salem,
are domiciled in one of the Cherry City
lodges. Folkg and amily- of Monroe,
are among the Summer visitors at Nye
Beach. They are at the Home
Mr and Mrs. E. E. Russe, of Portland,
have' arrived to stay for a fortnight at
the Copeland.
A Jessup Strang, of Salem, arrived
Wednesday evening for a several days
sojourn at Nye Beach. Mr. Strang is a
student of the University of Oregon.
Mrs T K. Avery and children, 01
Ellwood. and Mrs. Malinda CarotherB,
of Portland, are at the Whitten camp
grounds.
Mr and Mrs. J. B. Miller, of Portland,
were among the Tuesday arrivals. They
are registered at the Abbey.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ansley and chil-
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HOLIDAY BEA0H CROWD ON CLATSOP BEACH
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dren, of Mount Angel, were among the
arrivals in the lore pari ui
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Webb and two chil
dren, of Portland, are at the Nicolal.
E. A. Welch and family, of Medford,
have a cottage at Sea Crest.
Miss Emma Johnson, of Spokane, is
at the McDonald House. ,
W. D. Paul and family, of W a41a
Walla Wash., are in their new cottage
at Nye Beach. They expect to remain
for the entire season.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McKee, of Salem,
reached this resort Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Slover, of Eugene,
were among the incoming vacationists
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. R. Mills and grandson. Vic
tor Mills, of Ashland, are at the Damon.
W'. H. Andrews and family, of Eu
gene, are occupying one of the Sunny
side cottages.
A. M. McLaughlin, of Corvallis, is at
the Copeland House.
Mrs. S. W. Church and family, of Sa
lem, have taken a cottage at Sea Crest
for a month.
J. E. McCall and daughter, of Salem,
have an apartment at the Mizpah.
Mr and Mrs. R. W. Henneman, Miss
S. Stephens and Captain W. S. Btddle,
of Portland, composed an automobile
party which arrived In Newport re
cently. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. faring and son,
Lyle, of Salem, are at the Whltten
camp grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Scobert. of Port
land, have come to pass a three months'
outing at Sunnyside.
F. S. Baker and tne musses uimnuuc
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WATCHING RACES ON THE SAND AT SKAS1UK.
and Julia Baker, of Gladstone, arrived
here Tuesday. They are at the Hotel
Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bergmann. of
Portland, passed the week-end here.
They registered at the Midwa'y.
Leonard Gross and family, of Eugene,
are established In the I Should Worry
cottage.
Mr and Mrs. J. H. McLaughlin, of
Portland, reached the beach Tuesday
for a few days' sojourn at the new
Cliff House.
C. G. Coad and family, of Dallas, are
in one of the Sunnyside cottages for
several weeks.
Mrs. E. D. Rice, of Portland, arrived
yesterday to pass a few weeks at the
seaside as guest of her mother, Mrs.
M. M. Dunn, at Ashland Lodge.
Mrs. Thomas B. Kay and daughter,
Marjorie. of Salem, departed for their
home Monday, after passing two weeks
at tho Damon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Elgin, of
Salem, arrived Tuesday for a vacation
of several weeks. They are at Tent
City.
The family of John Hulbert, of Al
bany, left Thursday for home, after
passing several weeks at Nye Beach.
Albert Magers, of Salem, passed the
week-end with -r. and Mrs. Frank
Magers, at the Magers' Nye Beach cot
tage. Mr. Magers came to Newport by
automobile and reports the roads in ex
cellent condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphreys and
daughter, of Corvallis, are at the beach.
They entertained Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Moores and daughter, of Albany, last
week-end.
Miss Ruth Bush, of Salem," is a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Sav
age, of Salem, at the Savages' Nye
Beach cottage. Cherry City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Fuller and
child, of Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Fisher and child, of Mount Ayr, la., left
for Dallas Monday In Mr. Fuller's auto
mobile, after passing several days at
the Nicolai.
R. B. Perigo and family, of Hood
River, are among the Summer visitors
at Nye Beach.
Elmer Davis, of Independence, was a
Monday arrival at the Newport House.
Charles Hall and family, of Sherwood,
arrived Tuesday. They are established
in an apartment at Hillcrest.
Miss Maude Savage, of Salem, is to
pass two weeks at the Cherry City cot
tage. C. A. Dickey arrived early in the
week from Corvallis for an outing. He
is at the Damon.
President W. J. Kerr, of the Oregon
BABY SEAL, RAISED AS PET,
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HAIR SEAL FOUND BY ZENAS COPELAND AT NEWPORT, OR.
NEWPORT Or., July 18. (Special.) That a man's heart may be
bigger than his desire for money was shown in tho case of Zenas Cope
land. of Newport, who found a baby hair seal on the beach and brought
it home for a pet. nourishment out of a bottle and was as gentle
and tame as any domestic animal.
But Copeland found that some children would poke sticks at the seal
and tease it; and, realizing that he could not always be close by to
watch it he turned it loose in Yaquina Bay, but not until after he
had had 'many offers from various Summer visitors.
When turned loose the baby seal seemed at a loss what to do. It
made three trips to the beach and waited, apparently, for somebody
to nick -it up and feed it. Each time it was picked up by Copeland,
and after four trips out to the middle of the bay In his launch, Cope
land had the satisfaction of seeing the seal head for the ocean, swim
ming with great speed.
It-
Agricultural College at Corvallis. Mrs
Kerr and their son, passed the week
end at the beach.
CANNON BEACIfEKS GAMBOL
Piles or Driftwood Make Fine Bon
fire on Evening Beach.
CANNON BEACH, Or.. July 25. (Spe
cial.) The great piles cf driftwood that
strew the shores of Cannon Bfcaoh are
being put to nightly use by those who
delight in watching the curling flames
of a seashore bonfire, while marshmal
Iows and cookies go the rounds, or
while entertainments peculiar to even
ings on the beach are indulgent. Indoor
fun is not overlooked, for last Saturday
evening gav crowds, both at the War
ren and at Elk Creek, enjoyed the first
dances of the year.
The Summer homes of a few prom
inent Portland folk are located at Ecola
Point, a mile and u half north of Elk
ryirs. Allen Lewis is at the Lewis
place for the Summer. Mr. Lewis spends
each week-end here. Mrs. Robert Lewis
and two sons, Hunt and Robert, Jr.,
were guests of Mr. Allen Lewis for the
recent week-end.
The Flanders Summer home, at Ecola
Point, is being enjoyed during the sea
son by Mrs. G. H. Flanders and the
Misses C. W. and M. L. Flanders.
At the sightly Glisan Summer home
are Mrs. Rodney Glisan and children,
Mrs. Arthur Minott and son Joe and
4
Richard Koehler and daughter, Mrs.
Sellbrack.
A. H. McGowan and family are spend
ing two weeks at the Cannon Beach
Hotel. Mr. McGowan is manager of the
Reed estate, of Portland.
Mrs. Frank A. Rice and Mrs. J. H.
Edlefsen, of St. Johns, are encamped,
until September, at Ecola. They are ex
pecting Mr. Rice, Mr. Edlefsen and Miss
Blanche Edlefsen later.
The Alger Summer home, in Elk
Creek Park, is occupied, until August 1,
by Mrs. M. E. Alger, E. B. Alger and. as
guest, R. E. Kurd, of Portland.
The Wallace camp at Tolovana Park
has been opened by James Wallace, of
Kelso. With him is his daughter, Mrs.
L. 11. Hubbard. Mr. Hubbard, of Port
land, is expected down for two weeks
August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Carney, of Port
land, have spent two weeks on Cannon
Beanoh, at the Warren, and in Tolovana
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cable, of Portland,
and C. R. Moulton and Eva L. Moulton,
of Oregon City, hiked tho round trip
from Seaside to Tillamook last week.
They used both trails over the Neah-kah-nie
Mountain, and report the Inner
route by far the more satisfactory.
Miss Elsa Koerber, S. C. Holbrook
and E. F. Sims, who are stopping at
Arch Cape, made a one-day hike over
Neah-kah-nie Mountain to Reed's. The
trip one way is about seven miles.
C. H. Jenkins and family, of Hood
River, have opened their newly-built
Summer cottage, prettily situated Just
opposite Haystack, with a background
of towering forest. With them as
guests are E. W. Loge and family and
Miss Helen Brosi, of Hood River.
Alfred Davis and Arthur G. Smith, of
Vancouver, Wash., spent two weeks, en
camped near the Stranahan cottage.
R. E. Hurd. E. Balger and S. F. White,
of Portland, made an overnight trip up
the south fork of Elk Creek lust week
and brought home a total of 300 moun
tain trout. Their friends all profited by
the experience.
E. H. Ingham and family, of Port
land, have motored down and are en
camped for a month amid the spruce to
the north of Kramer's Point. They
came in by way of Buxton and Jowell,
and Mr. Ingham says the roads are any
thing but good.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schrader and son
and daughter, Carl and Laura, of Port
land, have opened "Avalon" cottage for
the month of August-
A party composed of Dr. and Mrs.
Wynne Watts, Master Holbrook Watts,
Mr and Mrs. E. F. Sims, Miss Elsa
LOATH TO TAKE TO SEA.
v i i U r Vlnlhmnk all Of Po
JTV UCl Ufl M.I1U . '
land, are at the Walsh cottage,
Cape, until August . on Juiy p
family of the doctor was iiimaawi
the birth of a baby daughter.
Other guests of Mrs. C. A. Millard
LW- -H-lh nntlarp until AUgUSt,
by
at
ire
Arthur Iverson. Miss Esther Iverson a
J. E. Blake, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Downing are en
camped, for the remainder of the Sum
mer, In a sightly situation on the slope
of Kraemer's Point. Mr. Downing Is an
f Portland and has well-
i.-., ..i.. ,...,i hr.hhv for nlcture-taklng
u ii nnd fnmllv have enjoy
red
the month of July at the pretty Klrsch
anno lodge, below Humbug Point.
M. Maxwell, of Shaniko, is building a
roomy cottage under the leo of Arch
Cape, at the southern end of Cannon
Beach. , .
The McDonald place at Elk t reek has
undergone a startling rechrlstenlng.
Angus McDonald, with two friends,
J. Oliver Wall and Nelson iaeu. ui
Hood River, as guests for a weeK, are
keeping the cottage.
R. I. Scheiber and Dr. m. jvuiiiiSo
worth recently spent a day trout fish
ing on the Necanicum. bringing home
baskets of 50 each.
Karl Von der Ahe and Edison Wln
gard last Sunday made an overnight
trip south to Neah-kah-nie Mountain.
They spent -the night at Short Sand
Beach and in an hour's fishing early
Monday morning caught 20 pounds of
gamey sea fish.
Miss Myra Helm, of Portland, and
Mrs. E. B. Madden. Cascado Locks, are
spending three weeks encamped In Elk
Creek Park, sketching. In color, tne
scenes of Cannon Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gradon and
daughter, Florence, and guest. Miss
Ruth Blandford. are spending the Sum
mer at their cozy Elk Creek Park cot
tage. .
Mrs. W. C. Calder. of Baker. Or., lias
an all-Summer home, "Mowltza Ter
race," on the rugged but picturesque
shore south of Arch Cape, on the nlM
Tillamook Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Freeman. Mrs. Ada E. Hall and son.
Mason, are Mrs. Calder's guests.
Spruce cottage, with a full view of
the Bird Rocks and the wild coast of
Tillamook Head, is the Summer home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stranahan, Mr. and
Mrs. John Stranahan and Mrs. M. E.
Scammon. of Hood River.
R. D. Scheiber and Dr. W. M. Killings
worth recently made a catch of 75 fine
trout each.
Edwin W. Caswell. Miner Keeler. Bob
Morrison and Donald Skene, four Port
land boys, have pitched their two
weeks' ("amp on the hillside opposite
Haystack Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles lnderbltzln, of
Portland, will enjoy the whole season at
their recently erected Summer home In
Elk Creek Park. Tho latter s father,
W. B. Wolfe, is with them for the Sum-
OuaU at the Cannon Beach Hotel
are:
Luclle Abbott, Mrs. A. Allen. Law N .
Jung, Ethel Barton. L. A. Baumhover,
R. R. Smith, A. II. McUowan una wue.
Jean McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. L E.
Cable, Ft-llx Gentile. R. Niekadcmus, of
Portland; Frieda Splty and Anna M.
Luehrliig. Milwaukee, Wis.: E. L.
Welch, Kelso, Wash.; -Ruth Nc-lson. Se
attle, Wash.; J. A. Pyle. Great Falls.
Mont.: Martha Case, Salem: J. M. Cul
bertson and wife. Hood River; C. C.
Putnian. Kelso; Eva L. Moulton and C.
K. Moulton, Oregon City; Dr. and lira.
O G. Vandersllp. San Rafael, CaJ.i Dr.
J. Tuttle, Astoria; W. C. Foster. Mc
Mlnnvllle; W. G. Culver. Mc.Minnvllle;
E. E. Tarallur, Salein.
Warren guests are:
M. Manton. James Gait. W. E. Bech
iirf nr. .1 u Rollin. Luclle Jean Dud
ley R Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Dleck, Miss Creadlck, Alnslie Collins
ii . .Tonos nnd wife. Mrs. A. N
Creadlck. Uu Creadlck. of Portland; C.
R Zlgler and wire, James . ttesi, air.
and Mrs. W. F. Gratke. Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Sherman, J. S. Cobb, Miss Mary
iojvr.it Itnntlnirlon. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Stevens, of Astoria: Gladys L Plggot
Oakland, Oil.; Mrs. ('harks r lu-sse-dace.
Lewlston. Idaho: A. G. Hunting
ton, Kelso; John A. Williams. St. Helena.
Or.: J. E. O'Brien. Vancouver, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt. Mrs. C. B.
Parker, Warrenton. Or.; Mrs. K. Del
bruich, Elberfeld. Germany; Miss A. B.
Wolff. Philadelphia; Miss Eva Atnmen
and Miss Matlldo Ammen. of Missoula,
Mont.
Mrs B F. Britts and children, of DU-
iih Minn who have visited for two
weeks as guests at the Britts coltagc
have just gone.
OSWEGO LAKE DRAWS MANY
Various Camps Are Crowded and
1 i-lilng Is- Enjoyed.
OSWEGO, Or., July 25 (Special. )
Camp life at Oswego Lake Is in full
swing. Many new camps are established
every week along the south shore at
the west end and In camp colony at
the east end. Hundreds who cannot
get away for a trip to the soashore
spend week-ends at Oswego uuna in
from all reports have a tine time.
Lake Grove Mrs. E. J. Warnock had
as a house guest this week Miss Anna
Warnock. of Portland. She entertained
Thursday at a "500" party In her new
home, which has been christened "Linger
Longer." The guests were Mrs. B.
Landig. Mrs. D. J". Sluyt-r. Mis. A. B
Warnock and Miss Warnock, all ol
Portland
Mr and Mrs. D. T. Watts entertained
R w. Bidwell. of Sprlnglleld, Mo..
Mr and Mrs. Earnest Dingman and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Brown and
Mr mid Mrs. E. J. Mann, of Portland.
passed last week-end at the camp of
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Silverman.
Miss Pearl Holmes, of Menominee
Mi. h Is vlsltinir Mrs. John Gardiner.
Mrs Bruce E. Stevens entertained
last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Stevens and daughter, Ruth, nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jnck Daumesy and motner
Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Bates, of Port
land, passed last Saturday and Sunday
at the "Tyrrell camp.
Miss Blanche Luckey spent Sunday
on her acre entertaining friends from
Port lnnd
Tweve voung women. Including
friends from Minneapolis and San
Francisco, passed a couple of days with
Miss Letta Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Post, of Rose City
Park, are camping at Lake Grove.
Miss Florence Kruse has let the roll
tract for her new bungalow, which is
to be built at once on her acre.
Professor Myers, of the Atkinson
Trade School, entertained 30 of the
blind pupils of the school at Lake Grove
this week. All had an enjoyable time.
Camp Colony. The "Blizzard's Nest"
is to be occupied for the season by
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Buzzard, of Port
land. Tliey have as their guests Mrs.
McCaw and daughter, of West Liberty.
Iowa, and Mrs. Stehley. of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jordan motored
from McCoy, Or., and aro visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hesser at their camp,
"Simon Pure."
Mr. and Mrs. George Covell. of Port
land, entertained as their Sunday
guests Frank Straham and Fred Jen
sen. Charlos Freeman and Mlaa E. Zim
merman, of Portland, were guesta thla
week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuntz in
their Summer camp.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tupper, of Port
land, have erected a portable Summer-house
on the banks of the lake
and are entertaining Mrs. Tupper's sis
ters, Mrs. Katherlne B. Jackson, of Chi
cago, and Mrs- H. T. Burntrager, of
Portland.
Dr. William M. Campbell, of Port
land, motored to the lake thla -week
and caught Hno bass In a ahort tinje.
Mr. and Mrs. II. V, Mutzag, of Port
land, gave a motor party to o3-eg
T Ir o tuHt Tiieitil.-iv evenlnir for Mr. and
Mrs. G. I'. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs K
T. Deeming and Mra. Carey. Kerrean-
ments were aerved In the ahade of th
grove.
Miss Oreliie Wlllefoni. of 'Hobollnk
Camp." had as week-end guesta Mlaf
Emma Calder ana Mlaa tainerinc
Newell, of Portland.
Mr Clinrles Mclllrov. of Burlington
III., la with her son. L. McElroy, al
"Simon Pure Camp."
Mr and Mrs. livton Hood ami
family and John Krelgher. of Portland,
passed part of the week with Mr. an4
Mrs. Roger Barnard and Mr. and Mrs
Reginald Saxton In their ramp
Mr i.n.t Mrs. Sam Williamson, of
Wlllmlngton. i).. are with their son, D
C. Williamson.
Mr and Mrs. W. K. Robinson are In
camp at Camp Colony and had as guaalr
this week Mr. and Mra. u. r. iioncy. oi
Oresham. and Mr. und Mrs. Hill, of
Scllwood.
Mr u ri , I Mrs T S I.iurencc. of Ijll
Addition. visited Mra. S. hroeder al
Camp Colony.
Dr. and Mrs. K. H. Anderson, or i-orc-i
. .: nnMid FVM&v with their brother.
Dr. Wajter Anderson. Mra. Anderaun
entertained as week-end guesta Miss
Father and Mildred Anderson, r.imer
Younc- Florence stielf. Walter Uadoby
and Mlsa Karges. of Portland.
Miss Nellie Nelson, of Oswego, en
tertained a party of high school
friends from Portland at tho lake thla
week. Mrs. David Nelson acted al
chaperon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hlller. of Fort
land, are camping at the lake, where
they entered to remain for ten days
Mr. and Mrs. Keller, of Portland, are
among the latest arrivals at Camp
Colony.
Miss Sue Kalkes. of Portland. Is at
"Lake View Lodge" for her vacation.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE ATTRACTS
Mun.v Journey From Portland to
Wtoiatam for ouons.
WELCHS, Or.. July 15. (Special.)
Arrivals at Tawney'a Mountain Houaa
last week Included Mr. and Mra. W. F.
JefTrcsa and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam C
Jat;gi r and son, Mrs. Anna Anson, W. E
Uin, Mr. and Mrs. !'.. II Hobba, E-nesi
Hohbs, Mlaa Nola Hobbs, Mrs. Anna
Craven. Mrs. C. H. Carter and daugh
ter. Mrs. Scott and daughter. Mrs
James Manary; Captain G. McNelly and
Mra. McNelly. Bertha and Mame Mr
Nelly, Mlsa Alice Rommel, Mr. and Mrs
H. E. Jaguar. Mr. and Mra. H. L Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. tVderbergh, Mr and
Mrs. Donald G. Woodward and children
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Glbba and child. A
W. JohnBOn, L U Jacobs. Dr. and M I
A. W. Balrd, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Van
Duzer. J. M. Van DtUMT, Mr. and Mrs.
B. E. Haney and child, George M. Stead
man. Glad M. Dohson, J. J. llolmee and
Mlas S. E. Morris, all from Portland.
Or.; Cath Kahler. of Detroit, Mich., unci
Captain Svangen. Norway.
MOUNT HOOD Kli-OHTs DRAW
Slxly Poilliiiidcr k-ihI Tinn at
Rhododendron Tuvrril.
Mount Hoid resorts aro appeal'ftf to
Portland people this month and tho
hotels and taverns In tho mountains
report large week-end gatherings.
Sixty Portlanders are registered thla
week at Rhododendron Tavern.
They are:
Miss W M. S.IU. Mr I Mrs II.
P. Marlneii, Mra. II G. Giiuiinans. Gor
don Ciimnmns, Mi.-s 1'iaiois lllinov
Miss Geraldlne Kirk, Mr. and Mra J.
A. Strowbrldge. Dr. and Mrs W. M.
Salisbury and family. W. M Van
Schuyler, G. F. Sanliarn, Mrs Clara la
Polla. I. Mr. Hiid Ml rl bur c I un
ning. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. DMUaafi Mr
and Mrs. J. H. Lamore nnd family. Ir
and Mrs. Thomas Coffin and family.
Mr. and Mra. James H. Young. Mr. and
Mrs. L Rudeen. Miss Esther Rudeen.
L. G. Foreatel, Dr. G. K. Bruere, Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Kelly. Mlas Norma M. -Craig.
E. L. Marvin. Mlas Ruth Murvln.
K. L." White. I.. Fournler. Miss Alice
Miller, Fred P. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Hagener. H. -' Collins. Mlsa
Lola G. Brampton. Mr and Mrs. James
F. Olney, Dr. itrook. Mrs. T. W. Hull
van and' family. Mr. and Mrs II W.
Relhensleln, Mr. and Mrs R B Ulna),
Mlaa Stella Orr. Mr. and Mrs L. Dunn
snd F. W P.rll
BRIDE IS LEFT IN LURCH
Briitosroom HurrU- I'.m-L to Inaanc
Axjliini a Soon I Wrd.
CHICAGO. July 23 Harold Fabyan
Hoops Is atlll racking tho boat.
He took a day off from the State
Asylum for tho Insane at Elgin, where
he h:i been since laat December, and
ran over to Chicago and took unto him
self a wife. Of course, he has another
wife, who has been striving desper
ately for a dlvjrce, but. then. Harold
never did atop for conventions.
He came to Chicago with Dr. O. II-'-gan,
from the asylum, and went out lo
see his millionaire father. William II
Hoops. Ho borrowed J- from his
father and hurried d iwnlown lo buy a
suit of clothes.
On Jackson boulevard he stopped M
fore a scene of beauty. It waa Hor
tense Carson, tall brunette.
"I'm a young doctor from Elgin." aald
Uoopa to the girl. "Tvo got a dandy
practice out there and am making load
of coin. What I, want, though, la a
wife Juat about your size What do
you say?"
"What do I aay ?" cried the girl. Joy
ously. "Let's have It over with right
away!"
The pair were married by Judgo
Burke. In getting a license Hoopa de
nied hia Identity or that Insanity ex
isted In his family.
Then Harold took his new-f jund brldo
to a hotel and gave a dinner II waa a
Jolly party. Harold left in the mldat
of itt
"1'vo got to cut over to tho Annex
and get a check caahed," he explained.
He went out to hia falher'a home.
"Say, you'd better get back to Elgin."
hia father t ld him.
And an hour later the bridegroom
was on his way back to the asylum,
where ho la a patient.
WEEKLY READING 10 CENTS
Minncolu M.ainifiielnrer- 1'lgure
1 ;iiiloc should SM-nd.
ST. PAUL Minn.. July 13. The man
ufacturers' board of the State Minimum
Wage Commission will try to agree on
a minimum wage for women and mi
nors working In factnrlea.
Sub-committees will report on the
cost of living.
One report already received Is that
fl.tO a week is needed for miscella
neous Items, as follows: Laundry. 41
cents; doctors. 25 cents; carfare. 2
cents; recreation. SO cents: church and
lodge dues. 1 cents; Insurance, i cents,
education and reading matter, 10 rente
Thoae who made thla report are: John
B. Sunborn. St. Paul, attorney: Krank
Hcywood, Minneapolis, Alderman and
president of Heywood Box Company;
Mra. A. R. Hall, prealdant Fourth Dis
trict Mlnnecota Federation of Women's
Clubs: Mlaa Kmm.i Maag. empio i'i.
Carpet Company; Theodore W. Urtgga.
of Griggs, Coc pcr ec Co.