T1TE SUN1TAT OREGONTATi", PORTLAND AUGUST 15, 1915.
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ad Mr. E. C Aabaagtt, of Portland, f from Bayoceen en afternoon to show
motored li Monday and stared vr
aisbt at th Inn.
. ELMORE PARK DRAWS THRONG
Portland IIk Interspersed Among
Beach Resort Visitor.
ZX3CORB PARK. Rockaway. Or-
Acs'. !.- (Special.) Atrerney A. C
Clark, of Portland, passed several day
at tie Elmore Hotel after hla strenuous
la bora la th courts recently.
Dr. A. D. Mcilordo. accompanied by
Jade Pattaraoo and T. J. Mahoney,
all of Heppner. Or, motored In to pass
a few iIiti with their families.
Mr. and Mra E. W. Dlnrman. of
Portland, ar entertaining Mr. and Mra
I'. J. Mean at th Roosevelt cottag at
fclmor Park.
Mra. X T. Bmedley and daughter
hav taken th Shamrock for tho reat
Of Aarut
Judg William T. Darch. ef Golden
dale, arrived early la the week to
pasa his Tacatlon with hie family at
the;r bummer home. Surf View, on El-
BiAra Park.
Mrs. C. P. Horn, of Portland, who
t making an extended stay at the
F.lmor. cava a birthday party. August
. In honor of her daughter. Lenora.
About 40 meats at the hotel enjoyed
the hospitality of the hoeteea Mis
Lenora and her youna frlenda pasaed
a most pleasant time at a boo Ore that
right at which maxaB mallows were
toasted.
Mrs. E. A. Herahner. of th Ocean
Crest apartmenta. rave a party In
honor of her daughter. Francea, at
which about 10 young women were
entertained delightfully. Mlaa Edith
Lindsay assisting the hostess.
W. H. Markell and famUy. of Port
land, are staying at their cottage on
Midway Beach for a short rest.
Arrivals at th Elmore during th
week were: Mrs. J. W. SewelL Mary
"swell. Hillsboro: A. E. Clark. JL G.
Tmrlap. K. P. McLeod. W. T. Hummert,
J. G. Hunter. Mrs. W. O. Barnes and
cauvhter Irma. Ir. Leo McKenna. Dr.
H. O. Appleby. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Gordon. Mr. and Mra E. O. Armstrong
and daughter. J. W. Robey. Nell Titus,
Tan Oar. E. E. Watson. J. W. Zlmmer
nta, Errl William. Arthur Base.
Mrs. !. t. Jones. Mtas Helen Jones and
Vra. D. E. Mlddlebrook. of Portland;
Florence a Moore. Oregon City: Alma
M. Moore. Oregon City: Mrs. A. I
Beach, the Misses Beach. Sioux City.
Ta.: Mrs. W. O. Pet wilier. Stevenson.
Wash.; Mr. and Mra. C M. Andrews.
Alie Andrews. Helen Andrews. Mrs.
a r trirk Mra. Menard. Mr. and Mra
Rmrl VfKlm. A. H. la die, C F.
Hansen. Z. D. Moreland. Mra, E. C.
Asbauch. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beckett.
Roy S. Wagner. U A. Means. J. T.
Donavan and A. R. Cody, of Portland;
Mr. and Mra Madden. M healer. Or.
OCEAX LAKE PARTIES M1VT
SuBoer Kraldrnta Enjoy Hike and
Other Online Event.
OCEAN LAKE. Or, Aug. It fSp-
elal.) A week of pleasure for th Sum
mer residents her has Just passed. It
ha been replete with th doings that
go to make a pleasant outing. Parties
and hikes stlU predominate, and a lari
boaftr last Saturday evening made
things Interesting. Marshmallow toast
k and corn popping mad th time
paa quickly, and It Is th desire of
th residents her that th event be a
resrular fetur for Saturday avenlnga
la th Hlaahaw camp In th orchard
for a two weeks outing ar th fol
lowlor. from Portland: Mrs. O. M.
Tompiia. H. E. Tomplln. Madge and
' Kenneth Tomplln and Miss Vivian E.
HtlL
Mlaa Anna peoch. who has been a
guest at th Knlaely eottaae. for th
put few daya has returned to her horn
la Seattle.
Mlaa Ruth A. Rootled, ef Portland.
Is a guest at th John O. Boxorth eot-taa-e.
K. M. Hatch la her from South Bead.
Indiana, as th guest of hla parents at
the Torapeett cottage. '
Mrs. E. J. Joy and family ar quarter
ed at the family cottage. CJoy. for two
weeks. They are from Portland.
Motoring In from Portland for two
weeks camping were th following:
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Green and caujrh
ter. Esther: Mr. S. P. Kerr and daua-h-t-rs.
Marauertt and Florence, and Miss
Edr.a Hoisted.
Mr. and Mra W. a Spinning and chil
dren and R. A. Tyler and daughter, all
ef Portland, are quartered her for th
rest of the season.
George Alt man and Bryc DtUabough.
of Portland, ar In camp her for three
weeks.
Dr. J. J. Wla-gtns aad Dr. C S. Wig
gins, of Portland, ar camping her for
one week.
Mr. and Mra Driebacb are entertain
ing Miss Florence McDonald, of Oren-
co. at the family cottage lor a mourn.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. H. D.
Dries bach was hostess to a party of
friends tn honor of her cousin. Mrs. H.
Itald. who is her house guest for the
month. Licht refreshments were served
and the afternoon was spent with nee
dlework. Mr. and Mra. F. C Felter and three
eMWren ar located for two weeks la
th Dr. Swain cottage. They ar from
Portland.
Mr. and Mra P. W. Knowles aad Lois
Bailey, of Dufur. were members of an
auto party that visited here during th
week. -
Irma V. Cook, of Ontario. Or. and
Lester E. Cook, of Portland, ar domi
ciled for the rest of th month at th
family Summer ramp.
Mr. and Mra H. Haw and daughter,
of Portland, ar here for their annual
Summer camping trip.
MrdAL EVENTS ARE NC3IEROUS
Informal Hop at Xeab-Kah-Xle
Moan tain Attended try 3fany.
VEAH-KAH-MR MOUNTAIN. Or,
Aur. 14. -t Special -Mra. Anna Shll
lock, of Portland. Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. E. Do-f la
Thr was an Informal hop Friday
evening at th Tavern. Among those
who Joined In th dancing wer Mr.
and Mra Well Gilbert. Mr. and Mra
W. W. Cotton and their aruests. Miss
Harker aad Miss Newell, of Ohio; Mr.
and Mr. X C AJnswerth and Miss
Katharine A Ins worth. Mr. and Mra E.
A. Kemp. Mr. M-CuMy. H. B. Col.
Misses Ric aad Norvell. of Ocean
Lak Park: Mr. aad Mrs. H. A. Sargent.
Alexander Sargent. Mrs. Frank Beam
nd her boas guest, Mrs. J. Dent, of
Portland: Mra A. E. Doyle and Mrs.
F.Hllock. Mra. Taylor and Miss Taylor.
Mr. aad Mra Clayton Oehler. Miss
Mary Hlslop. Mr. Hufpke, Mr. Chris
tensea. Mr. Bryant and the Misses
M leer, Jackson. Tales. Carrel and
Moore, and Mr. and Mra Charles Rice,
Jack Leslie. Mr. and Mra L N. 8mlth
and Miss Dorrts Smith.
Mrs. H. A. Sargent entertained at
luncheon Tharsday for Mrs. Olson
Letter, who Is visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mra W. W. Cotton with their
Fasten guests. Miss Harker and Mis
Newell, motored In to th beach on
their return from a trip to Crater
Lak Thursday evening.
Oreat exoitement prevailed among the
Tavern guests when the steam
Breakwater, bound for Coos Pay, came
within a couple of miles off shor and
saluted Mr. Cotton. Ralph Moody was
a passenger on th boat and krtew of
jjr. Cotton's plans to be at th Tavern.
Mra Gorg W. Weldler and her
-tend. Mlaa de Sehweinits ar at th
Tavern for a week.
Lunching at th Tavern on Wednea
gsy wer Mr. and Mra W. XT. Barrett
aad John Barrett, and Mr. and Mrs. E.
p. La ad a
Mr. and Mra T. J. roller, of Port
land, motored In for th week-end with
t-. aad Mr. Fletcher Lynn.
Mr. and Mra. J. 1, Bead motored
th beauties of Neahkehnle to Eastern
frlenda
Dr. C J. Smith, of Portland, was at
th Tavern Monday for luncheon, ac
companied by his family.
A party of Portland young men
hiked from Warren's Tuesday aad re
turned to Astoria by the new road.
The party Included Edward Thompson.
T. B. WUcoi. Jr.. William Pop Allya
and Page Fhlodler.
A party from Astoria motoring la for
Sunday dinner at the Tavern wer Mr.
and Mra O W. Haldermaa and Mr.
and Mra Charles E. Gray.
Other visitors Sunday wer Mrs. W.
B. Fenerty, Miss Agne Fenerty and
Mra Myron 8c t tie and children, from
Gary, InL, and R. C. Jones and family,
from Tillamook.
Having tea with Mra Doyl Wednes
day wer Mra Olaen-Leffer. Mra Phil
lock. Mr. J. O. Reed and Mra Harry
Sargent.
A concert at the Tavern Tharsday
evening gave a great deal of pleasure
to the people present. Miss Harriet
Leach and Mra Anna Shtlloek sang
charmingly and others taklnr part In
th programm wer Mrs. Wells Gil
bert, Mra & G. Reed and Mr. Patton.
A party motoring In from Portland
Tuesday evening wer Mr. E. W. Hall.
Miss Helen Hall. Miss Vlorlnl Mo
Donough. of Portland: Miss McGowen,
of Kansas City, and Mlaa Louis Hunt,
of Chattanooga. Tenn.
Taking lunch at the Tavern Thurs
day were Mra O. T. Tromwald. John
Tromwald. Louts Parlsen. Kate Braiee
and Gratchen Klosterman, of Portland.
Visitors registered at the Tavern
are: James C. Thompklns. Benjamin B.
Hansen. Portland; Corinth L. Crook,
Spckana Wash.; Mrs. A. M. Allen.
Ernest H. Allen, Frank L. Mack. W. J.
I.vona, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dounad. '
Miss Dorothy Dounad and Paul
Dounad. Portland: Mra. H. T. Hlxon
and Charlee D. Hlxon. Ann Arbor.
Mich.: C. M. Plerson. .Portland: A. E.
Stossmelster. Mra A. E. Stossmelster
snd Miss Grae Craelan. Astoria: A. L.
McCullr. Portland: Leila Norrell. Opal
Rice. Mra G. V. James. Jr., and Mra
G. V. James. Ocean Lak Park: w. J.
Raker. Mra Raker and Mis Raker.
Portland.
SLVXHATTAX REACH D.VXCK GAY
Many Xew Arrivals Attend Regular
Saturday Evening Affair.
MANHATTAN BEACH. Or.. Aug. 14.
(Special.) Registered at th Hotel
Crescent: Mr. and Mra A. L, Harvey
R. i Walker and daughters. Margaret
K. L. Walker and dauhtars. Margaret
and Francea.
Registered at th Manhattan Tlotel:
Tom Parkins and Alex Brown, of Th
Dalles; Phil Thomas. Jack Brady and
ausby 8. Rog. of Portland.
Th regular Saturday evening dance
waa given In th lobby of th Hotel
Crescent and waa declared by all to be
the best of th season so far. Toung
and old alike Joined In to make the
evening a pleasant on. Nearly all of
th Summer patrons war In attend
ance. Miss Comblth and Mra 3. L Browne,
f Rockaway. visited Mrs. Burnaby
here' last week.
Mra Glen Hood and son. Galen and
Ray, with Mlaa Arson England, all of
Portland, ar In th Merrymakers' cot
tag for th season.
Mr. and Mra George Gaston, of Port
land, spent th week at Camp Sneekum
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gas
ton.
V. O. Sloat spent a few days laat
week with his family, who ar here
for the season.
Th Miasea Basal and Dorothy Purdy
ar her for th season, and Miss
Myrtl Caswell for a week at "Our
Camp." Th girls' homes ar In Port
land. Oreen Lawn Cottage bad another
busy week. Those to return to Port
land after pleasant vacations were:
Walter Welch. Marshall Baker. Bess
Marcy and Ella Phalon. Th new ar
rivals ar Roy Kidd and Mis Eileen
lion, who made th trip her by
motorcycle, and Mr. and Mra Ray
Swtuer. who are spending their honey
moon her. Mra Swtuer was formerly
Miss Alice Welch.
Arnold Kuhnhaueen spent th week
end at Bellevu cottage. Mr. L. C
Kramer. Art Kuhnhausen and Mra E.
Kuhnhausen have left for Portland.
Mra Kuhnhausen will return later In
the aeaaon.
Charles Wetsler. of Portland, spent
a few days last week with hla mother.
Mra w. w. wetsler. at "Dolce ar
Nlente" cottage. Mra Q. Smith, of
Portland. I her for a vacation.
Rev. and Mra Skinner and daughter.
Emerald, and Mra Beatty. of Portland.
are spending their vacation her a
In the Banka cottage for three weeks
are Mra J. B. Gllman. Miss Spesock
and Harold Oilman, of Portland.
Camped at Maroney for a few weeks
are the following, of Portland; George
Butler. WUUs. Hoag and family and
Lucy and Berth Bloyd.
In a party that recently arrived from
Hlllaboro for a few weeks' camping
were the following: Mra J. Slgler and
daughters. Beth and Gussle, Mra C.
L, Warren. E. IL Brandod and family,
and Mra Harold Killington and daugh
ter. CEA" CHEST BEACH ATTRACTS
Portland Send Many Visitors to Re
sort at Rockawaj.
ROCKAWAY. Or Aug. (Spe
cial.) Those who have registered at
Ocean Creat the last week were: Miss
A 11c Lore. Misa H. Allen., Mr. and
Mra E. A. Trueblood. "Miss Margaret
Burchard. Harrison Trueblood. of Port
land; Burnic Hurlburt, Juneau. Alas
ka, and Edna Snyder, Helen Pollock.
Avid Farry. Miss Nellie Groocock. Miss
Anna Godwin. Miss Maud Burggraf.
Mra J. Burggraf. Miss Clara Johnson
and Harry Johnson. Alton Gunderson.
of Portland.
Mra 11. K. Emmott. Cecil and Warn,
of Hillsboro, have returned to their
horn after a week' stay.
W 111 Lam Graham, wif and son have
returned to Portland.
WTXCHES POrCLATIO.V ACTIVE
inking Parlies Man and Entertain
menta Are) Frequent.
WELCHES. Or, Aug. 14. (Special.)
With unusually good weather and an
active camp population, this week has
passed. Mrs. E. A. Pierce's place on
Z:g Zag Klver continues to be th
Mecca for most of th trsrapera. Mra
Pierce Is known as the "Woman with
th Hoe." a ah killed a larg bear
with a ho on morning tn early
Spring. Parties ef IS to it ar fre
quently received during th day by
Mra. Pierce and th klllllng of th bear
Is told many times every day.
Mra Pierce's plac ta attractive with
Its many flowers and tarracea
Other popular trip ar to Arrab
Wannah. Rhododendron and Huckle
berry Mountain.
Th anglers' favoiit trip I to Sal
mon Falls, tt mile up th Salmon
River, where many good catches ar
made. On a recent trip Charles Mett
ler. J. B. Sword aad Guy Butrgy
brought back JO trout.
Many good catches ar mad ta Zlg
Zag Rlvr.
Mrs. Harry Kslley and Miss Cannon,
her niece, while harrying on day last
week near Twneya aaw a small
brown bear on th oppoalt sld of
Salmon Klver.
Parties coming over th Huckleberry
trail. 11 miles from hare, report see
ing a cougar last week.
Mrs. "BiUle" Welch recently mad a
horseback trip to her sister's at Plasa
Rang cabin. In th Eagl Creek dis
trict. Carrol Bertelson also mad th
trip.
A party of six climbed Vount Hood
Tuesday, In th irt wart the
INFORMATION FOR TOURISTS 4
Mountain. River and Reach Resorts
Where to Take a Short Trip Out of Portland
Herewith is a list of short trips in and about Portland. If you are in doubt' about any point, or the trip
you have heard about is not mentioned here, call at the Information Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
or phone them Bell Phone, Broadway 440 or Automatic, A 609L Information will gladly be given.
Literature of interesting points furnished Time Cards, Beach and Mountain Resort literature. The
Oregonian asks the' names and addresses of tourists for publication. Enclose your business card with
name of your party to Summer Resort Dept, The Oregonian, Portland. ..a .. .
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COLCHBIA sUVKB BIGHWAT
A neaalo diiv of rar beaaty,
ballt alone th south shor of th
Columbia Klver, a distance of mors
than 4 mils from Portland. A
erlea ot ramarkabl waterfall,
rugged peaks and deep canyons ar -among
th attractlona.
The Hazelwood
Confectionery
. and Restaurant
Vaaalagtea IU at Teat.
Best Food Served at
Lowest Possible Cost
Amid Homelike Surroundings
SKATura CAFAcrrr as.
Th Oaks) (ta Carney lalema wt th .
- West) Every form of entertain
ment and accommodation for tour
lsta Orchestral and band concerts, '
'prima donna and musical comedy
company every1 afternoon and night '
la . th open -air theater. Prform- :
fr Admleatoa to park If.
Reached by express special
Oaks train (far t oents), from
First and Alder; or by launch (1
casts), from Morrison-street Bridget
Ctetekyards ,aa4 Faeklaa;
Largest plant west of th Missis
sippi Rlvr. Located on Columbia
Slough within 40 minutes' ride of
Broadway and Washington street.
Take Kenton car on Washington
treat at Fifth. Sixth and Broadway
street to Kenton. Far a cents.
Take Kenton Traction Company cars
at Kenton to Packing Plant and
Stockyards. Far centa. Visitors
admitted dally except Sundaya.
Pealasala Park Snakes V sraa
' A city park and well worth a trip.
Take St. Johns or Kenton car.
MOUNT HOOD RESORTS.
dead Can laa la a delightful re
treat. 6000 feat abov aea level, on s
sheltered spur of th very mountain
Itself, and la located just at th
upper edge of th timber Una
Th trip to th Inn usually la mad
by raU to Hood River and thenc by
stage. Th round-trip rata, includ
ing all .traveling expenses, is SUM.
Eervlc begin July 1 ana continues
to September IS.
Welch's Rhododendron and Taw
eyw ar located on th south sld
f th mountain. Antomobll from
Portland to either resort, round trip,
each 15. Oregonian on sal at the
resort.
BAYOCEAN HOTEL
Mrs. W. E. Hutchinson, Manager.
. ". BAYOCEAN, OREGON
First-Class Accommodations at Reasonable Rates.
Families and Parties.
Special Rates to
Bayocean is Oregon's finest beach resort. Paved streets,
sewers, electric lights, mountain water, amusements and
attractive features.
Tho "Nat" is the finest on the Coast. Learn to swim in warm sea
water. Only wave-making device in America.
For information address as above or .
T. B. POTTER REALTY CO,
720 Corbett Bid, Portland, Oregon.
HOTEL MOORE
Seaside, Clatsop Beach. Oregon.
The Pacific Coast's most popular
ocean resort. Directly overlook
ing the ocean. European plan,
rates fl.EO and up. special week
ly rates. Dining-room service
a la carte from 6:30 A. M. to 8
P. M. Grill and evening enter
tainment. Hot salt water baths,
surf-bathing; natatorlum for in
door swimming: canoeing on th
Necanicum River; good auto
roads. Automobiles leave Hotel
Moore for Elk Creek and Can
non Beach.
DA5 J. MOORE,
Prep. Hotel Moore
Seaside. Or.
kK nl -.-W'W ..
Why Not Visit
THE WARREN
CAXMOH BKACH.
Tb only hotel ea th beach front.
Good fishing, taunting and surf bata
tas; unsurpassed labia excel lan t
service; large airy rooms and buBga
lows. Auto stag meets all train
P. CX. Coo la. Or. M. a. Watraa, Pma
TheShelburne
WELBqRNB STATION. North Beaea.
All movers Improvementa One of the
largest hotels on North Beach. We raise
eur own poultry. Reasonable ratea Spe
cial rates by the week for famine Phone
In hotel. Buy tickets to Sbelburne Station.
Trains stop rlsrbt at door. Address Sea
view. Wash. I. J. UOAKB, Prop.
f RHODOnEJiBORN HOTEL
Si JOLUCS DU iUVUU k IIWU AU., WWW.
The finest mountain resort in Ore
gon. Dally rates $3. weekly 112.30 snd
up - Special rates to families for the
Summer months. Saddle horses, lawn
tennia croquet, finest fishing and
bunting grounds. Our own dairy, poul
try and garden truck. Blectrlo light,
telephone. For daily auto stages,
phone Main 6858. East 133 or E. 833.
fcmll FraaxetU. Prop-. Bowe. Oregon.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP
ING TENTS ONLY
$1 PER DAY
Electrlo lights and water In nearly every
tent; go surf bathing or hunt for crabs
and clams; tent city is under direction
ef Bar View Hotel; many entertaining
features; no liquors allowed ' sold; rates
by week (5 and up; sleeping tents and
board at hotel f2 per day up. Writs W.
A. Win, Bar View, Tillamook Co, Or,
or 210 Falun bidg.. Portland. Or.
Abov th Clouds on Mount Hood.
Commanding tb Most Glorious
Bcenery of Any Mountain Re
sort In th Paclfio Northwest. '
For ticket and reservations address
D0RSEY B. SMITH, Manager
Travel Bareaa.
11C Third Streat. Portland. Oregon.
. atarahall !-.
WELCH'S HOTEL
Oldest rort In th Mount Hood
district. Good water, airy bunga
lows, excellent cuisine, hunting,
fishing, horseback riding, etc
Rates 2 per day, 10 per week.
W. EL WELCH. Pre.
Welch's P. O Ore-.
TA WHET'S MOrOTAIX HOMES.
Fsnnerly Maaldlaa'a Hotel.
Ideal spot. Hunting, fishing, camp
ing privileges, saddle horses, horn
cooking, etc. 2 per day, $10 per
week. Sunday chicken dinner, 76c
Largo Independent bungalows for
those who prefer them,
- F. H-Tawaey, Prop Welch's P. tr.
SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS
AND SANATORIUM
the greatest health, and pleasure
resort on the Pacif io Coast. In th
heart of the Olymplo Mountains,
open for the season. For full
information address
The Manager, 81 Dae, Wash.
- That Dellcbtfal
THE KXJsOsLk.
At sUmore Park. Borons oaly.
Lars, comfortable rooms amidst
borne-like surroundlnga Broad er
sadaa eua porcnes. overlooking tbe
orese katee tl per day tone or twe
persona Excellent dlnlas eervlce. a
la carta la connection Maa res
ervations by phone or maU,
TUB aXMOaVB. Beckawar, Oreawa.
SHIPHERD'S
HOT SPRINGS
Th Ideal Bealth and Bcrttoa .
Besoru
Csttaw aad C
CAMBOH. WASH.
B An Ideal Place for Your Jf
Bummer's Rest. B
B 1XXCSTBATEO BOOKLET FREB. S
C W. J. Beckers. White Salmon. Wa. S
BELIANCE
MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES
Dally to Mount Bood resorts I 1 It
Round trip S5; Qov. Camp fT.60.
Epeclal ratea for week-end and climb.
Ing parties. Information, reservations
and tickets at
BOCT LEDGE 8EKD FXORAI. Ota,
ISO Id St. Mala iN4, A Ull
Or Irvlngton Garage. East 13&
CLATSOP
BEACH
Is th Nearest to Portland of Any
Coast Resorts a Four-Hour
Trip Along the Lower
Columbia River.
CXATSOP BEACH RESORTS,
GKABHART AND SEASIDE. MA I
BE VISITEO IN OXBS OAK,
BO USD TRIP, FROM PORTLAND
SEASHORE LIMITED... 8:30 A.M.
HtUK-E.n SPECIAL,. .2lOO P. 91.
R .5B00IIDTRIP
Btop Over en Route to or
From California .Exposition
Observation
Parlor Car Seata
Tickets and In
formation at
Fifth and Stark
Streeta
Ganong brothers, Mr. and Mra, Ruf
Pearson and Luclle Gedamke.
Members of another party of moun
tain climbers were Dr. Schlegle and
son and Mauric Hudson, all of Port-
James Patterson and William Brad
ford took parties In their autos to the
snow line on Friday of laat week. The
company consisted of Mra Taylor. Miss
Carter. Mra Patterson. Margaret
Moor. Gertrnd Moore. Mr. and Mra
William Bradford. Hasel Ieell Brad
ford and Misses Marl and Martha
Desmond.
Another favorite trip la occasionally
mad to tb gold mines, four roues up
Shena Creek. A party recently mtk-
Inr this trim were Mr. ana Mra A.
Clifford. Florence Brown and George
Edwards.
New arrivals on the camp grounds
ar Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly ana xam
II W
In on of th Welch cabin ar Mr.
and Mra J. H. Helneck and children
and Mr. and Mra. Ira X. fount
In another Welch cabin are Mr. and
Mra. J. B. Sword.
In the Cedar cottage ar Mr. and
Mrs William A. Carter and children
mw,A TTAlen Huneralr.
Camping are Mra F. Keller. Myrtle
Wheeless. Robert and Helen Wheelesa
Mrs. Young Is entertaining Professor
Hutchenson. the Portland organist, and
Miss Laura Fox. at her cottage on the
west bank.
Mr. and Mra W. E. Hartmus ar
guests at th Reach cottage.
Mra N'an Woodward and children
and Mra Grace Jones have opened the
Steele cottage for th rest or tn sea
son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eruse and chil
dren are In th Roberts cottage in
Deer Park,
Guests of Mr. and Mra C M. Rob
erts were: Laura Davia Viola Dinger
and Miss Lllah Owena of Topeks,
Kan. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts were
In the camp grounds for a few daya
Camping are Mr. and Mra Fred Ger
ber and son. E. M. Gerber. The Measra
Gerber will go for deer hunting after
the ISth. P
At th "Rapids" are Mra A. Gmah
llng. Mra H. E. Harris. Jessie Sloat.
Mollte Gmahllns:. Martha Glawe, Anna
Gmahllng, Edith Gmahllna.
At "Sweet Horn" ar Ruth Amea
bury. Ann Keller. Ethel Pareltua live
ly n Spencer, Adrianno Spencer.
In th Llnsley cabin on th west
bank are Mra Dan Powera and her. sis
ter. Mra Georire Mettler.
Mra James Patterson Is tn her cot
tage. This week her guests are Mra
J. C. Taylor and Mlaa Georrla Carter.
Mra Charles McGonaell. Mra Roy
Kendall and Miss Agnes Story came
over the road from Portland on horse
back last Sunday. All report a pleas
ant time on a trip that took two daya
Tbe party camped one night two miles
east of Sandy and arrived her th
next afternoon.
Mr. and Mra W. O. Guy have opened
their cottage, th "Laf-f a-lot." With
tnem as guests ar Professor and Mra
W. O. Hale, of th Illinois University;
Evelyn Geno and Genevia- Hale.
In the Mensena-er cottage ar Ar
thur Holt and Miss Loma Ganong.
Mr. and Mra Dave Anderson, of
"Kewple Inn." re entertaining Miss
Harriet Eckersley and Francla Heri
tage. Dave Anderson took several parties
to ths dsnc at Arrah Wanna on Mon
day night. Duke Rutledg also as
sisted with hla machln in making
several tripe.
On th camp grounds ar Dn, and
Mra H. F. Monnt for th month of
Augrust.
Mr. and Mrs. Nu and sona were
here for the week-end.
Mra Charles Kaddcrly la her for
th month of August.
Laat Saturday and 6unday this re
sort was visited by th largeat crowd
of th season. Accommodations wer
at a premium and many of tb you us
er set slept out in th open on ths
banks of th Salmon.
Many splendid musical programmes
ar given In th hotel parlor on even
lnga Last week th patrons wer favored
by songs by Mra George Cecil. Mra
Dan Powers. Misses Gertrude and Mar.
garet Moor and Miss Hasel Bradford.
On aturday venlng Ernest Gil.
bouses rendered, savsral baritone solos
In a pleasing manner, accompanied by
Mra L. P. Gilhousen. Mra Gilbousen
also played several violin numbers
Sunday. "
A violin orchestra has been .organ
ised by Mr. Clifford, Mra George Mett
ler. Miss Gertrude-Moore. E. M. Rob
erts and Theodora Kopper. Mrs. Clif
ford Is pianist.
Mra W. O. Hal has snngvon sev
eral occasions. Piano numbers were
given by Miss Floretta Velguth and
Miss Haxel Kendrick. -
Mr. and Mra Leroy KendrlcK ana
daughter. Hasel. of Wichita. Kan, are
on the camp a-rounds for August
New arrivals at tbe hotel are Mra
H. P. Adams. Al Godel. Mra J. H. Dow-
ling. Ray Hatfleld. Howard Godel. Al
ma Godel. Ruth Godel. Ernest Stop-
pelman. George HalL Mrs. Charles
Helm. Mra E. G. Wendline;, Vllora Can
non. Los Angeles, Cel.; Vina M. Sher
man. Mr. and Mrs. E. Glllbausen, Ed'
ward McOinnla. Mr. and Mra William
Betchtold, Mra T. J. Velguth, Mr. and
Mra W. B. Allen, Grace A. Coats. Doro
thy Ballem Mrs. Walter Kitchen. Wal
ter Ballem. Mra' Anna Maier. Louis
Ballem. Ina- Bertelsen. H. Hatfleld. Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Cecil, Mrs. Anna
Wick. Mrs. H. Hatfleld. Henry Wick,
Mr. and Mra O. P. Myers, Mra T. L.
Dlelschnlder, Mra Daisy Major, Spo
kane, Wash.; Rex Parelius, Miss J. M.
Sloat. Charles Marias. Floretta C. Vel
guth, Troy Meyers. Miss M. M. Curley,
William Sayton. Miss M. A. Gallasher,
William Keller. Vivian Mlkle. Marie
Desmond. Martha. Desmond. Boston.
Mass: Jane Hellman. Mr. and Mra
Qulmby, Mr. and Mra D. C. Anderson,
Rosanny Baldwin, Portland.
MANY VISIT RHODODEXDROX
Tavern" Attract Persona From Far
and Wide In Last Week.
ROWR Or., Aug. 14. (Special.)
Among those who have been at Khodo
dendron Tavern the last week were:
Mr. and Mrs; Harry Bulger, Miss
Florence Caughey. Mra Baltis Allen,
Bess Alien, Mr. and Mra Harrison Al
len. Mra L. Newman. Mr. and Mra
Lonegrin,' J. Lewis, R. P. Efflnger, Mr.
and Mra Lanrare and children, Miss
Alice Puarlea, Mr. and Mra C. A. fu ar
te. Miss Cora Corvenno, Carthage, Mo.;
Miss M. Pope. Chicago, 111.; Mr. and
Mra L. A. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Word, Mra
B. P. Reynolds. Alice Reynolds, G. E.
Reynolds, Miss Daisy Dickson, Mr. and
Mrs. W. P, Dutton. Mr. and Mra C. M.
Dickenson. Will F. Powell, Mr. and
Mra W. F. Swank. Miss Blanche M.
Stokes, Mra J. B. Montgomery. Mra
W. F. Burrelt and sona Miss Mary L.
Desmond. Boston; Miss Martha Des
mond. Boston; Mr. and Mra Blaine R.
Smith and family, Howard B. Strow
brldge, P. E. Froehllch, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Breske and child, E. E. Brodle. Oregon
City; Mra M. Barton Lawrence. Oregon
City; Miss N. Howling, Oregon City:
Miss L. E. Ford. Mr. and Mra Fred
Sechtem, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Nash,
Miss M. Sechtem. Mr. and Mra L.
Blackburn. Mr. and Mra Lee ArnetL
Mr. and Mra C 8. Sheppard and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mra John Cronaa and chil
dren. Mr., and Mrs. R. L. Sheppard, Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Johnson, Miss Estelle
Wilson. Miss Alice Moore, Mr. and Mra
J. W. Creath, Mr. and Mra Ralph H.
Mitchell and Mra Pettla fc
SHEPHERD'S SPRINGS IS LIVELY
Arrivals Are Numerous and Enter
tainment la Continuous.
SHIPHERD'S SPRINGS, Carson.
Wash., Aug. 14 The paat ' week has
been lively with something entertain
ing; occupying every minute, and the
coming week promises the- largest of
any week so far this season.
Th following persons arrived from
Portland: Shannon Phillips, E. B. Mor
ton. Sol Martus. Evelyn Finley, M.
Garland. Hans Lunnberg, Leo HalL W.
C Shults, A. . W. Nye, Miss Blanche
Patterson, Mra J. Patterson, Mrs. Nora
Snashall, F. H. - Graves, Mra Sundell
and daughters. Mrs. Latters. W. N.
M acker. Rev. I R. Dyott. Myrtle E.
Huff. Sophie H. Huff, Florence Col-
Mr. and Mra W. B. Jones, air.
and Mra W. 3. Roberta, Mr. and Mra
B, PoJ) ay, Mr. aad Mra. 5E. fi. 3Yod,
L. Nelson, S. Delovage, Mra F. Moran,
Joseph Stoler, S. L. Solomon, Mra E.
Bullard and son. Miss J. Martyn, Mr.
and Mra J. C Day, N. Granish, Mrs.
8. F. Heffner, A. W.- Swanson, A.
Young . Mra L. Schade. G. W.
Bell. R. G. Hirsh, Frederick Schmidt,
Mr. and Mrs. Hewller and son,
P. B. . Spauldlng. Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Swenson. Mra H. J. Bruening, Mra
M. Bookman, Miss Doretha Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Marino, Rocco Curcls,
Pearl Owen. Mrs. H. M. Falrford, Mr.
and Mra J. D. Tresham and Mr. and
Mra R. M. Doble.
Other arrivals were: Jacob Sture, C.
B. Dixon, Kelso; Kola Nets, Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Leach, Lexington, Or.
R. C. Klsset. Covington, Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Trodeson, Elva and
Lillian Trodeson. Morgan. Or., D. P.
Parker and family, Condon, Or.; J. A
Daffron, O. S. Knight, F. M. Phillips,
Mrs. J. S. Schenck, Mrs. Shelden. Miss
Minnie Lay and Miss Mabel Mack, The
Dalles; E. B. Knight, Pendleton; Miss
C M. Warner, Oregon City; Miss Au
gusta Brelner and Miss Alice Arm
strong, Pasco. Wash.; W. E. Nelson,
Mllwaukie; Mr. and Mrs. Makinster
and son, and. Mrs. D. Link, Goble; A.
Miller, Tacoma; W. L. Tooze, Salem;
Mra J. C. TenBrook, Fort, Canby,
Wash.; F. C Schurnberg, Hillsboro; E.
A. Romig. Newberg, Or.; H. J.
Claussen. Vancouver; Margaret Wal-
dron, Binghamton, N. Y .: Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Lukens, Seattle; Mr. and Mra
C. S. Allen, Cazadero. Or.
SrANY VISIT JEWETT " FARM
Resort Is 3Iecca of Persona From
Widely Scattered Parts.
WHITE SALMON, Wash., Aug. 14.
(Special.) Jewett Farm, near this
place, is the Mecca for visitors from
widely scattered parts of tbe Nation.
Among the recent arrivals were: Mrs.
F. W. Sims. The Dalles; Mr. and Mra
William Barrett. Portland: Mias Flor
ence Williams, The Dalles; J. D.
Attend. Portland; A. M. Nordstrom,
San Francisco; Ernest Walther, The
Dalles; C. H. Hood, Miss Thomas, Mra
Thomas and Robert Hood, of White
Salmon; Mr. and Mra J. C. Maclnnes,
Boudoin Mountain; Miss Maxene
Schaefer. Mra L. Schaefer and Pearl
Durst, all of Portland; Mrs. Blanche
H. Humphrys, Edward Humphrys, of
Oregon City; Mra J. A. Harrison. Port
land: Mr. and Mra C. H. Wooddy and
daughter, Marie, of Portland; Mr. and
Mra Blade. Husum; Eunice B.
Broberg, New London, Minn.; P.
Broberg. New London; Mr. and Mrs.
Van Vorst and children. White Sal
mon: Miss Thompson, New Orleans;
Dr. Hunter and Master Charles Hunter,
Minneapolis, .and F, H. Fowler, Forest
Grove. ,
VISITORS THRONG TO SOTi DUC
Many Portland Folk Among Those
at Washington Resort.
SOL DUC, Wash., Aug. 14. (Spe
cial.) Among vacationists her are:
Mr. and Mrs. l. o. scott, Jonn e.
Baker. Miss Bernice Baker, Mr. and
Mra E. Dolan and family, of Tacoma,
Wash.: Mr. and Mra R. J. O'Shea,
John Hull, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Green,
Mra B. F. Wiess, Mr. and Mra William
Mclvor. Dr. and Mra T. J. Appleton,
H. Bellinger and family, Mrs. N. A.
Gautom, of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Posey and family, Hoquiam, wasn.;
Mr. and Mra George D. Prlgmore, Che-
halls. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs H. Lips-
combe. Chehalis, Wash.; Mrs. E. G.
Cowper. Vancouver. B. C; Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Hall, DuvalL -Wash.; Mr. and
Mra F. W. Morse. Puyallup, Wash.;
C Morgenroth, Port Angeles, Wash.;
Carlisle Bibb and family, Tacoma,
Wash.; Mr. and Mra J. D. Armstrong,
Tacoma. Wash.; Mra S. G. Marlin, Vic
toria, B. C; Miss Marlin, Victoria, B.
C; E. L. Grondahl, W. S. Lanatte. Har
riet Jaeger, Maud Strobridge, Mr. and
Mra E. E. Dale, of Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Croco, Tenino, Wash.; Miss
E. M. Tower, Lexington, Mass.; Mra
L. Cushing, Miss R. L. Dexter, C. W.
Thaxter, - Ben Taylor. Boston, Mass.;
Mis H. Hurlbert. Mra Walter. Vic
toria, B. C; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pell man.
Portland; Mabel Pickard. Esther Har-
lla. aad lisa, si, A, Sears, Mr.
George B. Hale, F. B. Clark, 6. J.
Clark. L. M. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Henry, of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Butler,
Everett, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. McElroy,
Olympla, Wash.; Miss - McElroy,
Olympla, Wash; Mrs. H. Strong, Port
land; H. F. Steward, J. A. Mara, Miss
Mara, Miss Fitzgibbon, Mr. and Mra
A. A. Campbell. Victoria, B. C; Miss
Lay. Montreal, Canada; Mrs. S. J. Clark,
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bibb. Seat
tle; Miss E. Hazelton, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
UXiIES ABUNDANT AT RESORT
Hood River Vacationists Enjoy Per
fume From Mountain Flower.
HOOD RIVER, Or., Aug. 14. (Spe
cial.) Mount Hood lilies are bloom
ing at the mile altitude in the vicinity
of Cloud Cap Inn now. Gorgeous
bouquets of the perfume-laden flowers
are gathered daily. The rich perfume
has a soothing effect for the tired
visitors at the hostlery after an ascent
of the mountain, and rarely an evening
passes but that some returned climber
rinds himself nodding like a baby at
the dinner table, where bouquets of the
lilies are artistically placed.
The Cloud Cap Inn register for the
paBt week Includes: Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Nunn, Miss Mary Hlllyer, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Crow and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Crow, Miss E. M. Bailer,
C. J. Bailer, R. Livingstone, H. A. Rus
sell, Colin Livingstone and Thomas
Henry Boyd, of Portland; Misses Kath
erine Shortall and Josephine Large, of
Uhlcago; Dr. J. ix. Uarujobst, of Salem;
Mra J. E. Pryor, W. B. Scarborough
and Dr. Beechman J. Delatone, of
Brooklyn, . N. Y.; Miss Dorothy
Inschunck, of Englewood, N. J.; Miss
G. D. Kelly, of The Dalles; Miss Alyuna
Candee, Mrs. M. U. Bowe and Miss Mary
Bowe, of Parkdale; Misses May David
son and Hazel Stanton and Mra Clara
B. Steele, of Hood River; Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Ferguson. Miss Martha Ferguson
and Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ogden, of
Odell; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Gill, of
Merrill. Ia.; Robert M. Adams, of Chi
cago; Miss Caroline A. Driught, of
Baltimore; Mrs. N. W. Dora, of San
Francisco; Warren Brown, of Prlne-
ville. and B. F. Wilde, of La Grande.
TAWTTETS CONTINUES POPULAR
Many Portland People Among Pa
trons at Mountain Home.
WELCHES. Or.. Aug. 14. (Special.)
The following registered at Tawney's
the past week:
Walter Harris, Mrs. H. C. Corbett
D. D. Pierce and wife, Frances Haber
sham, Dorothy Corbett, Mrs. Elliott
Habersham, II. I. Adams, Mra. H. I.
Adams, Mrs. J. A. Dawling, Mr. and
Mra J. W. July, Mrs. A. W. Grover,
Mrs. r . s. a. snead and children. Mr.
and Mra G. A. Bistorwns, Mra Guy
Wagman, Mrs. William Bristol. William
Bristol, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kerr,
e ranees ana Stuart Kerr, Mrs. C L.
Horn, all of Portland; Miss Charlotte
Hunt, Lexington Ky.; Miss Agnes Hick
man, Mr. and Mra C. H. Chambreau,
Mrs. A. Ii. Hayes, Mra C. H. Levis, C.
H. Levis, Fred Jacobsen, Lester Hunter,
Portland; Mrs. E. F. Ingalls, Mary J.
Ingalls. Fletcher Ingalls,. Jr., Miss Mary
S. Ingalls, Chicago; R. B. Swezey, D. W.
Morehouse, Mra A. D. Norris, Miss
Rboda Rumelln, Mrs. C. H. Knowles &
Son, Prescott Cookingham, Mrs. Comas
Louis, Portland; Dr. H. C Epley, Mra
H. C. Epley, Salem; Dr. William Flack.
Mrs. William Flack, Portland.
3IANT VISIT AT IXXJ LABARRE
Portland, Vancouver and Estacada
Folk at Summer Resort.
ESTACADA, Or., Aug. 14. (Special.)
Those who registered at Log La
Barre the past week:
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown,. Mr. and
Mrs. William La Force, Mr. and Mra
A. M. Royce and Mr. and Mra W. B.
Newton, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C
A. Blurock. Mr. and Mra J. L. Marsh,
Earl Marsh, Mr. and Mra B. G. Craw
ford. Mr. and Mra F. N. Marshall and
Mra E. M. Blurock. of Vancouver,
lub.t and Mr, and St 2L. &
lett, W. K. Bartlett, Helen Bartlett and
S. P. Bartlett, of Estacada, Or.
Portland Folk at White Salmon.
WHITE SALMON, Wash., Aug. 14.
(Special.) Visitors from various East
ern cities and from Seattle are attracted
by the matchless scenery and bracing
mountain air at "The Eyrie." The fol
lowing guests have registered during
the past week: Miss P. E. Howard,
Chicago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Wasson,
Hood River, Or.; Mr. and Mra G. H.
Seeley, Miss Evelyn Seeley, Minneap
olis, Minn.; Miss Mary E. Welch, Berea.
Ky.; Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Cowley, Hood
River, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fitter
ling, C. B. Tisdale. Minneapolis, Minn.;
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ballard, Page H.
Ballard, Eaton W. Ballard, Dr. and Mra
H. Logan Geary, Martin B. Geary, Miss
Harriet A. Geary, Seattle, Wash.; Ger
ald Eastham, Portland.
Portland Folk at Hot Lake.
HOT LAKE, Or., Augr. 14. (Special.)
Visitors from Portland registered at
Hot Lake Sanatorium Include: C. P.
Chamberlain, John Harpe, Dan Jollv,
H. M. Hartford, T. J. Edwards, W. B.
Sams. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Begby,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Spencer, Sir. and
Mrs. Otto Schang, and Miss B. Schang.
TOURIST VISITS ARE MANY
Number of Crater Lake Travelers
This Tear Breaks Records.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or.. Aug. 14.
(Special.) A .report of Crater Lak
tourist travel for this year Just re
ceived from H. E. Momyer. manager, at '
headquarters at Arant Camp, shows
that this year is breaking all records.
The total travel to July 31 in 1914 was
3018 persons registered; for 1915, 4176.
Total number of autos licensed for
July. 1914, was 640; for the same
period in 1915, 850. Total number of
persons registering for July, 1914, was
2549 and for the same month this
year, 3478.
Up to the 8th of August this year the
tourist traffic totaled S276. and th
total number of automobiles coming
into the park 1088. The record for last
Sunday, up to 1:30 o'clock in the after
noon, were 37 autos ana 164 passengers
visiting the lake.
HOOD RIVER WOMEN ELECT
Club Adds 40 Members In Tear,
Making Its Total 129.
HOOD RIVER, .Or.. Aug. 14. (Spe
cial.) During the past year the Hood
River Woman's Club has added 46
new members to its roll. The total
number of members is now 129. The
first official meeting of the organiza
tion during the fiscal year will be held
on the last Wednesday in September,
and the club will meet thereafter on
alternate Wednesday afternoons at the
assembly room of the County Library.
Officers elected for the year are: Mra
W. W. RodwelL president; Mrs. Will
iam Munroe, first vice-president; Mra
Jesse Edington, second vice-president;
Mra Frank Davenport, treasurer; Mra
Albert Canfleld, recording secretary,
and Mra C F. Sumner, financial sec
retary. DRAIN CANNERY IS BUSY
Plant Operatin With Force of 20
Working 14 Honrs Bay.
DRAIN. Or., Aug; 14. The Drain can
nery is operating with a force ot 20
nersons. It is tbe only plant of the
kind to operate in the county this year.
The management said that it would.
probably be necessary to double the
capacity of the plant next year. The
force has been working 14 hours a day
and will continue to do so for ion
time.
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