''THE STJXDAT OREGOXIANV PORTLAND, JUIT 13, 1919.
T WORK IN PARIS VARIED;
OREGON MEN HAVE BIG JOBS
Many Beaver State Boys Encountered in Various Parts of France by
Portland Man "Over There."
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HTE.R LOTKHART. OF PORTLAND.
June IJ. Important front-
positions In Paris T. M. C Jt.
art now beld by two Oresjon
mn who hav. forired their way to lead-
In placaa by their ability and fidelity.
They ar Owen A. McGill. of McMinn
ville. and James hL Stevenson, of Port
land. The former has recently been
promoted to the bead position In the
poetofflre and now Is the chief of the
postal service for France, while Steven
son a few weeks aco was placed In
charyi of a larse department In the
S'rht-seetnz division or Paris and under
him some 1 man dirn-tin soldier par
ties besides five trucks loaded to the
fuards every day. Q
This department, exclusive of the
Paris work. Ktves 100 men fre. trips to
Rheims and Chateau-Thierry every day.
The futures fur the entire sicht-seetns;
department from January IS to iluy 31.
showed the total of 500.184 members of
the A. E. F. took In the literary and
historical features of the big- Freuch
city nnder Its direction. About 40.00
per week are being; shown the city at
this writing. The soldier boys have a
three days' leave and are kept busy
all the time by this department.
At the Palais da Glace, the center of
amusement In Paris. I have noted the
expression of the soldiers, often, with
reference to the American dry situation.
This auditorium takes care of easily
3000 persons and there Lave been as
many as 4000 present. Dan Poling, of
Oregon: ex-Governor Hanley and
Oliver W. Stewart have spoken there
durins; the past few months, each bear
Ins; hard upon the prohibition issue
and emphatically declaring; in favor of
a dry America.
Kach man received onthtrrsts of an-
nlUrte ' fVtrra th . douehrray- audiences.
atid while occasionally there would be
faint eta-n of opposition to the view
taken br the sneaker, this has bee
overwhelmed by a storm of applause in
favor of the speaker's pirltion. For
instance. Just last Sunday night O. W.
Stewart of Chicago, who baa spoken
throughout Oregon many times for the
dry cause, delivered the address. At
the climax of his speech I heard one
soldier In a loud aside give expression
to bis disgust. A moment later the bi
audience burst out in applause at the
dry sentiments of the speaker in a most
enthusiastic manner, the hand-clappin
sweeping the vast audience, leaving not
the slightest doubt as to the position
of the big soldier audience or this ques
Uon.
This audience has not been trained
to appreciate such views by Palais de
Glace speakers, for every day a vast
proportion of the members are strangers
and every few days practically tne en
tire audience has undergone a change.
as the men are usually in Paris on
three-day leave. They come from Ger
many. Italy, all over France. Thus their
expression of conviction must carry
weight with those who think and serves
to convince many tnat tne a. a., r. in
France will not "settle the prohibition
Question the other way" upon thei
return to America, as Is so often
boasted.
It is a mistake to think that the
American force to a man Is set against
the banishment of drink, as it is also
mistake to think that the returning
army goes home, eacn man wun
Bible under one arm and a hymn book
under the other, singing "Onward,
Christian Soldier." These are two rad
lcally extreme views and one is about
as reasonable as the other.
I have recently visited the Verdun
section and traveled by automobile and
army truck all over the famous battle
field. Beyond Verdun at Romaigne
where there were 20,000 American sol
dlers in camn. including 8000 negro
warriors. I was greatly impressed with
the American national cemetery (the
Argonne cemetery), where about 30.000
of our boys will rest under French sod.
Up to June 9. 13.801 had been brought
in and burled and on that day, June
868 were placed in their final resting
place, being taken from the graves on
the battlefields. Working by the aid
of a great electric lighting system, the
work goes on by night as well as by
day.
Near Cuperly I saw another American
cemetery where several thousands of
our lads lie. -
At Verdun I found signs of returning
life, for there are a couple ot hotels
and two or three cafes, to say nothing
of soma small stores operating. But
It is a ruined, blasted place, surrounded
by trenches, crossing and criss-crossing
with dugouts and shell holes dotting
the country. The bell of war has swept
hill and plain. It Is awfuL
In Paris, since returning from Ver
dun. I have met Major Carle Abrams
of Salem. Sergeant Perry Rlegleman
of Salem, Lieutenant Louis Bond of Ku-
gene. Helen Chandler of Forest Orove,
recently returned to France from a
visit to England. Ireland and Scotland,
Professor Walsh of the Portland schools,
who Is under movement orders to Ger
many, Rev. W. T. Ingalls of Amity, who
has sines left for America following
some months of "T" work in France
Gordon Taylor of Mollala, who has gone
home, and J. E. Haxelton of South Bend,
who also haa left for home.
Chester Goodman of Corvallls Is do
ing police duty In Paris, his beat being
on the famous Champs Elysees. the
fashionable thoroughfare. Mr. Good
man' is a fine ype of westerner and a
good representative of the webfoot
tate. He is one of the best-looking
M. P.'s in Paris and there are 2000 of
hem here. Ha has relatives in the
Alsea country, a brother and sister in
Corvallls and is known In Salem.
I think it was the Corvallls man who
remarked to me that he guessed- he
was not a good .soldier and. -upon-' my
asking him why. replied: "I have not
been bedbugged, loused, deloused nor
cootied. since coming to France.".
DADDY TRAIN CAUSES GREAT REJOICING
Continued Fenm Pace .
Henry of Portland are at their cottage,
lh Shack.
PegtMered at the Klmore hotel are
J N". Donovan. J. A. Tanner. Ray Hop
kins. Sherman Phillips. F. A. Voert-
man. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Green. Kd
ward J. Richter. r. I. KPldt. Mr. and
Mrs. If. A. Hinihoir. Rernii e Hinshow,
Mrs. Vlcforin PeYarmond. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Graham. K. W. Camp. C. C. L
Dickey. Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. Laidlaw
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bra-
selton. L V Simonsfn. A C Simonsen.
Camilla Sinionn. Mr. and Mrs
H. P. Simon-wii. E. C. Kltna. W.
P. Wanvey. K. Wells. Alice M. Wells,
Klenor U-inymiller. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11.
Wetherlee. C K. Karambela. Mrs. K.
Waterman. Imrothy Ford, C. A. Stumn.
C. D. Grant, all of Portland; K. C. Ty-
mon. Brooklyn. X. Y.: Mr. and Mr
A. R. Kei:h. of Pendleton.
Mrs. J. J. Iauftherty. Mrs. Irene
Daugherty-Rirard and Jefferson Rlr
ard. of Oree-on City, will spend a fort-
- axifcht at Wiion cottage.
lira. J. W. Murray of Portland, is at
Roosevelt cottace.
Mrs. T. R. Phillips and family of
Portland are at Taft cottage.
Portlanders replstsred at Salt Air
hotel are I Iee, Miss I.lllis Pow
er. M M. Purvine. M. J. Lines, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Tuhey. Mr. and Mrs. A. Taaf-
fee. Adotph and Norma Helgesson, and
R S. Golden.
Aeteen H3rt of Portland will spend
the season with her parents at Hart's
Content, lake Lvt:e.
Oscar Falck. Anna Hart. F. Ethel
Hart. Mr and Mm Joseph M Kay and
Harold Fay spent the holidas at
Hart s Content.
Bar View.
Registered at Villa Camp are: J. D
Bralher and family, Charles Riekaa
bach, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Olson, Ir
win SaJm. Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Vaghn.
a:ee Ruth and guest L, R. Chruden.
F. A. Breoemelea. R. W. Ingram. Mr.
sad Mrs l. C. Golden. George Olllla,
K. V. Julian. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cor
ker! and family, Ida Shortley, Alton
Rude. Mr. and Mrs. Fdward Jones.
Henry Kurts. Paul McClellen. Mrs. D.
Van 2art, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gorecsky.
all of Portland: Mr and Mrs. R W.
Pmlth end Mr. and Mrs William Laugh
lln of Vancouver, Wash.
K. F. Ferconla. Joint proprietor of
tie Par Viw restaurant, returned to
Portland because of the Illness of Mra
Fergonta.
The U ls Way opened formally for
the season July X. Among those reg
istered there are: Mr. and Mrs. Edward
McNeill. Pea H O'NeaL K. l. Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Woods. Mrs. Robin
son. Miss Tuhhs and Mr. and Mra G.
Rem-hell of Portland.
J. W. Evans of Portland Is at White
Camp.
At Carter's cottages are: Mr. and
Mrs. I- K. Spauldtnf. Mr and Mrs. C.
W. Gilbert. Miss E1:th Moar. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Bergman, Kaymond and Karl
Bergman, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Sherlock
and son Hach. Mrs. Maude Finn. Mr.
and M-s Oavis and son. Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. H.inke. Ruffle Hanke. Viola and
M irlr lider. Kogars MoOonneil. Pearl
Bcvar. R A- Jones. Mrs. Harden. John
and Lewis Harden. Mrs. Van and
daughters, all of Portland.
At ramp Carter are: Mrs. E. P. Car
ter of Tortland. Mr. and Mrs, L A.
Noble and daughter Clara of Oregon
City and Mr. Nickerson and family of
Gladstone.
Manhattan.
At the Hotel Crescent, on the even
ing of the Fourth, mas held a success
ful dance, which was attended by a
large number of Manhattan visitors.
Afier dancing until early morning the
jolly crowd adjourned to the beach to
sp-nd several hours more around a
hug bonfire. Spocial features of the
evening were votal solos by Miss Grace
Phillips of Portland.
iU. and llta. C H. Walker. Harold,
Brrnlce and Hubert Walker of Port
land motored in over the new road for
a month's vacation at the Tufford cot
tage.
Rex Walker and Asa Nichols of Port
land are Manhattan campers.
C. A. Dotson of Portland has joined
bis family at Kill Kare cottage.
Miss Alice Rademacher of Portland
will spend a fortnight at Camp
Kongn jt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Withers and Ar
thur Block of Portland are at Merry
makers cottage.
Bucban cottage Is occupied for the
season by Mra O. F. Olsen and chil
dren of Portland.
11 L. Durand, W. A. and W. R. Fran
cis are spending a fortnight at Cole's
Camp We-Ll-Kit.
Mra. William Irwin, daughter Vir
ginia and guest, Molly Rose, of Port
land will spend two weeks at Never Inn
cottage.
Miss Ida Maples, Elmer Maples and
Ray Hall of Portland will spend the re
mainder of July at Takitezy cottage.
W. F. Cole left for Portland Thursday
to attend the 60th wedding anniversary
of his parents.
B. H. Jones is building a neat cottage
on the lake, to be occupied by its own
er. Miss Annie Amerjr of Portland, Au
gust 1.
At Walkley cottage for ths remain
der of July are Mr. and Mra H. W.
Carson and Mr. and Mrs. R. C Foster
of Oak Grove.
Portlanders registered at Hotel Cres
cent are Mrs. E. J. Baker. Arnold L.
Fultx. C B. Skinner. O. F. Hagen. Miss
G. Shaw, Miss Florilla Huston. Ann
Kssper. Joe A. Kasper. Ella Haly. Au
gust Fleischer and Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert H. Dewart.
mXO.N BEACH ATTRACTIVE
Hundreds Admlrw K'arnre's Wonders
surd Enjoy tbe Surf.
BCOLA. Cannon Beach. Or, July 13.
HSpeclaL) Hundreds visited this at
tractive resort during the recent holi
day season, scores of motorists from
Portland. Astoria and nearby towns
and enthusiastic picnic parties bent on
seeing nature's wonders snd enjoying
the surf.
The opening dance at Ecola Inn was
greatly enjoyed by the young people.
It Is understood the proceeds of this
dance will be used In the purchase of
a pulmotor and life line for the bath
ing beach.
Chester Olcott. eldest son of Gover
nor Ben W. Olcott, was a recent ar
rival at the West Hut. Mrs. Olcott.
with Richard Hutton and Gordon West,
reached Cannon Beach July 4 and will
remain for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Patten and son. A.
P. Patten, have opened Sylvan Park
Inn for the season and cordially wel
come guests to tnia comiortapie at
tractive retreat. First arrivals at the
inn this season are Miss Mary Hutch-
on. Mr. and Mra Callahan. Misses
Hasel and Edna Pegg of Portland, Miss
Gilda Grossen and Miss Velma Edwards
of Hi'.lsboro. Mr. and Mra Hal Perry of
Tbe Dalles.
Dr. and Mra E. C. Rossman and
family entertaining Miss Elsie Craig
of Berkeley. Cal., motored from Port
land and are comfortably camped near
Roosevelt highway.
Mra G. C Montgomery and Miss
Margaret Gallighan are housed at "Idyl
Nook."
Mrs. T. J. Halllngshead and son Rob
ert of Boise. Idaho, are located In one
of the Connell cottages in Elk Creek
Psrk.
Frank Myers. Portland's postmaster.
Mrs. Myers and family, and Dr. Cath
erine Myers are at The Schubers for
the season.
Frank Rice, of St. Johns, spent the
week-end -with his family at Ecola.
H. Ekstrora and wife, of Astoria, are
on nAis and residents oX the "WhUs
House." formerly owned by S. F. White,
of Portland.
Philip Thompson and Edward Dur
ham, of Portland, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dakln and Miss
Kuth Dakin.
Air. and Mrs. William B. Small an
Miss Louise Small are the present oc
cupants of the Bluebird's Nest. Mr.
and Mrs. Small entertained Miss Hart
ley and Mr. Murphy over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wyld. with
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Wade and son,
Billy, are comfortably housed at Ye
irobs for the season.
Among the visitors in Elk Creek
Park during the holiday period were
Dr. and Mrs.' William Killlngsworth,
r-ortiana: Mrs. a. n. Moores, Salem
Mrs. Robert Kinney, Astoria; Misses
Lila and Nora Hunt, Westport; James
Hunt, county clerk of Columbia countv
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gilbert and Margery
Deri, ir. ana Airs. Edward Gray,
Mr. ana airs, c K. Higgins, Betty Hig-
gins. Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
D. Williams, Miss Florence Williams.
Mrs. W. S. Cutler, Dr. D. Chambers,
wue ana aaugnter. Miss Ruth Cham
bers. Miss Nancy Gavin. Marie Bart
mess'. N. W. Saw lor, wife and son, all
or Portland; F. E. Skinner. R. R. Skin
ner. Miss Katherine Skinner. Hood
Ktver. many of whom were entertained
at the Cannon Beach hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Walker and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. David Pattullo, their
son, David, and daughter. Miss Marian,
are occupying their respective homes
on the ridge north of Elk creek. This
is one of the most sightly locations on
eai kock beach.
Captain and Mrs. Kellogg. Mra.
George H. Crain and George, Jr, with
miss tsertna n.rauter as their house
guest, arrived at the Kellogg home
Jionnay last lor an indefinite atav.
Mrs. Charles T. Early, of Portland, la
visiting ner sister, Mrs. John R. Nick
elsen. in her attractive home at Ecola.
Mr. and Mrs. Er J. Schlegel are the
ruests of Mrs. Bchlegel's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ziegler, In Elk Creek Park.
Mr. and Mra L. B. - Hall and famiw
ana suss Virginia n-eydlg are occupy
ing one of the Ziegler cottages.
H. E. Miller and wife. W. W. Ch sever
and wire and Edwin Luke and family.
In company with Tom Luke and wife,
Mrs. Max Smith and daughter, Helen.
rooiorea aown ior tne rourth.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ginzker and
daughter. Lyla. of Portland, are dom
iciled at Woodmere for July.
warren notel guests are: Walter
Kendall, w. 8.- Hibhard, W. H. Led
better. John Rusch. Erne Schmidt. Lil
lian Miller. J. A'Parner. A. G. Burness
ana wire. T. J. Howard. Mrs. A. M,
r-rentiss. .Mrs. V. D. Howard. Ruth
Parkhurst, Portland: Henrietta Ottinger,
Barbara Ottinger. Ruth Cornwall. Spen
cer, is.; v. urtymg. Mr. snd Mrs. H. M.
Msbet, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Miller. Rnth
McMaster. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Travis
ana two aaugnters, Seattle: Mr. and
Mr. J. L. Travis. Seattle: Ryle Sneed
and wife, Mrs. H. Insey. John A. Lee
ana wue, Jiary j. Dustin. Baker, Or.
for the first time this season, to the
Tillamook beaches.
George F. Rod iters, ex - mayor of
Salem, now prominent shipbuilder of
Astoria, and his daughter Margaret, ac
companied by E. M. Cherry and W. A.
Tyler, spent the Fourth at the Tavern.
Joseph E. Wiley and family motored
in from Tillamook and later returned
to Portland via Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lee hiked around
the Neah-Kah-Nie trail from Cannon
Beach on the 3d and remained a few
days at the Tavern.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Mitchell and
family returned to Portland this week.
Mr. Mitchell will take up editorial work
with the Rocky Mountain News at Den
ver on August L
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sargent and
family spent the Fourth here, motor
ing in.
The Hansons and Hyatts of Portland
are occupying the Locke house for
July.
Mrs. F. M. Baura has joined her fam
lly at the Reed cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. hi. s. Hammond had i
quiet Fourth at the Tavern.
Mr. and Mra Victor Brandt and Mr.
and Mra H. G. Brandt of Portland
motored in for the Fourth.
A. E. Doyle. Portland architect, left
for Portland, expecting to return next
week with'Mrs. Doyle.
Mra Edmund C. King and three chil
dren Fannie. Grant and Julia are at
the D. W. Jarvis cottage for the sum
mer.
The Albee-Lewis-Greer-Jaeger party
of 17 motored in and remained at the
Cam farmhouse over the Fourth.
Mrs. Hannah Robertson and aunt.
miss rseviBon, are at the Tavern for a
few weeks.
Lunching at the Tavern during the
week were Mr. and Mra Ed Randall
and daughter of Brighton and Mr.
Holifer.
Captain and Mrs. P. C. Page were
patrons at the Tavern during the week.
TAQUTXA OFFERS EXJOY3IEXT
Newport and? Nye Beach Welcome
Many Portland People.
FOR YOUR VACATION
Suggestions to Increase Your Comfort and Pleasure
XEAH-KAH-XIE ROADS GOOD
Many Motor to Beach and Enjoy
Fourth of July at Tavern.
NEAH-K AH-NTE BEACH, Nehalem.
Or July 12. (Special.) Motor parties
to Neah-Kah-Nie were the popular
mode of travel over the Fourth for a
week-end stay and then on to Seaside.
Cannon Beach or Tillamook.
Among those who enjoyed the hos
pitality at the Tavern were Mr.- and
Mrs. Maud Spencer and son Frank Jr.,
John Ker and family, and Mr. and Mra
Stanley Jewett. who came In from Sea
side and reported the road in excel
lent condition. A light rain failing
Friday night made travel back to Port
land most pleasant.
Many people took advantage, too, of
the week-end train put on Saturday
NEWPORT, Or., July' 12. (Special.)
Boy Scouts of this city hiked to Wald
port on the 4th to take part in the
patriotic . parade. Ths march was
made in four and one-half hours.
Professor C. M. McKellio and Mra
McKellip of Portland are- occupying
their Newport cottage. Professor Mc
Kellip is suffering from a . nervous
breakdown and expects to stay here a
year.
Mrs. Delia Crowder Miller of the
faculty of Willamette university and
son Orvil were here for the week-end.
Mrs. Pat Cowan of Revelstoke. B. C
will spend the summer visiting rela
tives here.
Mrs. Frank O. Jones of Pasadena,
CaL, arrived Tuesday and will remain
during tbe summer. Rev. Mr. Jones
will join her. later.
Mrs. Grant A. Covell, daughter Mar
garet, and sons. Spencer, Kenneth and
Walter, of Corvallis are at Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Canon of Rose-
burg are spending a month's vacation
at this beach. Mr. Canon is registrar
of the U. S. Land office.
Mr. and Mra Perl Hedges. Mr. and
Mrs Grover Mattlson and Mr. and Mra
M. H. Pengra spent the holidays here.
Mrs. C. E. Merrltt and Miss Vesta
Shefry have returned to Corvallis.
A motoring party composed of Ed
ward Lee aod family, Elmer Gutheri
nd family and Roy McMurphy, of Fall
City, were here for a few days.
L. P. Gales of Portland is enjoying a
outing here.
Mrs. W. S. Plucker of Walla Walla,
Wash., arrived Monday evening.
Mr. and Mra W. S. Burnap of Corral-
is will spend the summer at their New
port cottage;1 '
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Irvin have as
their guest their daughter. Mrs. Or-
mandy and children of Portland. - Sh
will spend the summer visiting anion
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Minor of Corvallis
re in their "Cozy Corner" cottage for
the summer.
B. L. Baucom returned Monday to
Portland leaving the family comforta
bly located in their seaside cottage for
the summer. He will return later.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ramsey of Port
land are at the Damon.
Professor L. C Payne of the Mc
Minnville college and Mrs. Payne mo
tored over early in the week for a few
days' outing.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell and wife of Cor
vallis are at the Grand. Their daugh
ter. Mra M. J. Rogers of Portland, is
with them.
Mr. and Mra R. Pung of Kellogg, Ind.,
are at the Damon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mapes and Loren
Byerley and family motored over from
Portland during the week.
P. P. Bishop of Salem and Professor
Louis Bach of the Oregon Agricultural
college are at the Damon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Ford are in
one of the Sea Crest cot'ages for a two
weeks' outing.
C. W. Harris of Condon. Or., is rust!
eating at this resort.
Mrs. R. B. Fleming of Salem Is en
joying a vacation here. Mr. Fleming
returned to Salem Monday.
Mr. and Mra S. L. Staats of Bend. Or.,
are at a Sea Crest cottage.
Miss Marian Collver of Portland is
spending the summer at this Beach.
S. E. Mornham ol saiem arrivea at-
ucday and is the guest of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller of Alpine,
Or, are located in one of the Sea Crest
oottaerea
Lieutenant H. B. walker and wire or
Portland are among those registered at
the Damon.
Attorney David O Hara returned to
the Cherry City Sunday after a few
davs visit with relatives.
Mrs. E. F. Barnhart ana aaugnters
Misses Lottie and Florence, Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Barnhart and Mr. and Mrs.
Josenh Crate, all of Portland, are in a
Sea Crest cottage lor several weeas
a ration.
Mr. and Mra O. H. Pearson ot Port
land are at Nve Beach.
J. Hennesr and Mrs. Murphy retnrnea
home Tuesday to Portland after sey-
era! months at a Nye Beach cottage.
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fuel, water, hed linen, accommodating four persons.
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HOTEL SEASIDE
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THE OCEAN -
Formerly Hotel Moore.
Seaside. Clatsop Beach. Oregon.
Most delightful spot on the south shore, situated at the water's edge. Reached
via, the 8 P. & 8. Ry. direct from Portland to Seaside, also Str. Georgiana and
0.-W. R, & N. boats to Astoria, where the A. J. Auto Co. makes connections for
Hotel Seaside. Autoists take beautiful Columbia River highway, which ter
minates at Hotel Seaside. Attractive features are golfing, motoring, surf,
bathing, trout fishing, bowling, dancing, etc Rates on application. A. S. Hogue
ef Nortonia Hotel, manager.
HOTEL SEAVIEW Ston
FORMERLY HACKNEY COTTAGE
Located on NORTH BEACH, universally conceded to be the finest beach in
the Pacific Northwest splendid surf bathing near the hotel. Excellent table,
airy and comfortable rooms, reasonable rates.
For rates, write Hotel Seaview, Seaview, Wash.
Welsh's Hotel
Light, clean rooms, facing the ocean.
Newly furnished. Moderate rates.
James Welsh, Long Beach, Wash.
Elmore Hotel
Under New Owner.
ROC KA WAY. ORtCiON.
Best hotel on the Tillamook beaches, new
ly furnished, full view of ocean from every
room, excellent table; on a P. Tillamook line
and state highway. Good flahlng in all the
lakes and the surf. Also furnished cottages.
For reservations and information write to
J J. Krebs, Kockaway, Oregon.
Hotel Taylor
Ocean Park, Wash.
Best Family Resort ea North Beach.
Rates $12 and $14 per week. Meals SO centa
Home cookings
WHU'K SAtMOX RESORTS SEEX
Portlanders Seek Pleasure In Pic?
turesflue Colombia Gorge.
WHITE SALMON. Wash.. July It.
(SneriaL The following were week
end and holiday visitors at White Sal
mon resorts:
At the Eyrie From Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Blauvelt, A. Berg. Mr.
and Mrs. C D. Winters, Bess A. Hag
gertv, Frances Budke, Mr. and Mrs. K.
A. Wvckoff. Miss Mary Wyckoff. Mra
F. J. Lonergan, Mra John Peters, Mr.
and Mra W. G. Beckwith, Eleanor
Beck with, Mr. and Mrs. u. ts. snver-
tein. Dr. A. S. Nichols, miss viaa iiicn-
ols. Mr. and Mra H. B. McAfee. Mra
G. M. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Briggs and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Lang, Samuel Bissinger, Mr. and
Mra O. C. Calhoun, Miss Helen kobb.
Mr. and Mra A. B. Everts, Mr. and Mrs
w N. Patterson, Miss oarainier, Ciert-
rude M. Norton. Sadie M. Noyes, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Walsh. Jane and Odell Hoyt;
from Seattle. Mrs. H. W. Harper, Mrs.
Irish and daughter; L. B. Bennet, Hood
River.
At the Jewett Farm resort Mrs. tr.
D. Chamberlain, C H. Weston, B. Cole,
F. W. Cookman and family. Mra w. w.
Vounason. Wallace xoungson, Mra
Graham, Miss Morrison, David Mulr, W.
S. Babson and family, Mrs. C. M. Duley,
Miss Esther Hughes, .Miss Jessie f ar
rell. Mrs. C J. Kemming. Mra C A-
Ruf f. Miss Fern w uson. Miss Beulah
Marr. the Misses Tnerese ferrine and
Estelle Marias, Miss Nelle Beth Hickey.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Farnsworth, Miss
Katharine Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Clausen, O. .C Calhoun and family, S.
H. Silkworth, R. L, Sheppard and fam-j
VILLA CAMP
"ALL AMERICAN"
On Bar View Beach on the Tillamook Shore.
One, two and three-room cottagea, com
pletely furnished for light housekeeping.
Pure mountain water, electric lights, sani
tary toilets. Protected from sea breeze, close
to beach. Clams, crabs, trout tuning; over
IaaI. Tlllamnnlr Rir Ideal Simmer VsVCA
tion spot. For reservations and rates, ad
dress I J. Tolls. Bar View. Or.
Bar View, Ore.
I will rent to you 1, 2 or 3 furnished
housekeeping rooma
Inquire of W. A. Wise Bar View, Or. er
IU Vailing Bids, 3d and Wash, bts
Phone Main 2039.
The Sheiburne
(TENTH SEASON)
Long distance telephone in hotel. Two
blocks from ocean. Buy your ticket to
Sheiburne station. Write for reservations.
American plan.
T. J. HOARE, Ses View, Wash.
ECOLA INN (Cannon Beach)
Rosa H. Elliott, Mgr.
FULL OCEAN VIEW.
Dance Pavilion, Tennis Courts, Pool and
Billiards, Barber Shop, etc. Bus meets
all trains at Seaside. Write lor reser
vationa ECOLA. OREGON.
Everyone
Goes to
The best of every
thing to eat, pre
pared in the way
you like best. The
Hazelwood will
welcome you in
Portland.
388 Washington
127 Broadway
HOTEL MANHATTAN
Manhattan Beach. Or.. Tillamook Co.
One-half block from ocean. Best ol
home cooking. Surf bathing, sea fish
inje. trout fishine. boating on Lake
Lytle and Lake Crescent. Special atten
tion to tourists and week-end parties.
For rates and reservations, phone Sell
wood 1868, or address Mrs. E. Elder,
Manhattan Beach, Or.
The Avalon
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
A quiet, homelike place to spend your
-vacation at a farm resort.
MRS. F. C. HOUSE, Proprietress,
Main 1433-Astoria and Way Landinaa-A 1432
Str. Georgiana
Leaves Alder 8t- Dock at 7 A. M. dally. Re
turning, leaves Astoria z f. Al. aauy ex
cept Monday.
Lurllne leaves Portland dally, except Sun
day, at 8 P.M.
Undine leaves Astoria daily at 7 P. M.
MacLean's Camp
OSWEGO LAKE
Reached from Oswego station, which
is 30 minutes from Washington street
on Fourth street Red Electric Line.
Excellent train service.
Cam p cot La pea tot rent, furnished
with all essentials.
B. A. MacLean, 514 Lewis TAdg. Mala
4272.
HOTEL GCLEB.
7. IS. Reynolds. Prop.. Guler. Wash.
IN THE PIC TUBE SUITE TKOtTT L.AK-E
VALItEY. Sid trips by auto or horseback
to Lava Caves. Ice Caves. Indian Race
Track, Steamboat .Lake, etc if T. ADAMS
AUTO ROAD TO MOKRISON VALLEY, at
tbe very base of the mountain. GOOD
TROUT FISHING, Tennis. Croquet Grounds
and Swimming Pool in connectiou. AMUSE
MENT HALL with dancing, bowling and
billiards near bote). Rates: $2.50 per day,
12 per week. Sunday dinners. 75c
The Jewett Farm Resort
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
"Atop the Columbia Highlands"
YOU HILL ENJOY
Views of Columbia Gorge. The pines and
firs. Cottages with fireplaces. Tents. Fresh
vegetables. Fruits. Home cooking. Trips
( extra) to Moun t Adams and Trou t Lake.
Accessible by train, boat, two highways.
Write for reservations. Opens J una 18.
White Salmon. Wash.
Ajlofet
Portland and the North
west's finest hostelry.
Bates $2 and up
Splendid grill and fa
cilities for entertaining
private parties.
Portland, Oregon
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL
Furnished rooms and tents tor house
keeping. Facing tbe ocean. Addr.ss
L. p. HAHRESCHOC, Prop, Seaside. Or,
NECANICUM INN OVE1,a
Large Sun Parlors. Beautiful Grounda
Noted for Home-Cooked Meals.
MISS DAMAHN, Prop, Seaside, Orecom.
CLAREMONT
ON THE BANKS OF THE W ILLAM-
NOW OPEN
BT THE BOYS JUST BETClXJrED PROM
SEH.VICE OVERSEAS, aau JkJ&Mt
NOW ANXIOUS
To Serve the Public
HiUii a Specialty of Our
CHICKEN DINNERS, LUNCHES A LA
CARTE AND SEA FOODS
No Reservations Required. Banqaets
and Dinner Parties Given Spe
cial Attention.
MILES COAKLEY, Proprietor.
DeWitt Motor Co.
HOOD RIVER, OR.
Phone 1111.
Everything for the tourist. Oil, gas,
accessories, repair work. If you
break down on road phone for serv
ice wagon. Agents Buick and Ford
cara
Neah-Kah-Nie Tavern
Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain, Nehalem, dr.
Directly on Beach.
Seaside-Astoria Road Open.
For reservations address or phone
Mrs. S. G. Reed, Nehalem, Or.
MAIL THEM TODAY
Films Developed
FREE
When Prints Are Ordered
We Pay Return Postage
Eight-Hour Expert Service
Largest Photo Supply House
In the Northwest.
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Wood -Lark Bldg.. Alder at W. Park.
Leav ROUTLEDGB SEED A FLORAL CO..
145 SECOND ST., phones Main 172. A-3811,
for Arrah Wannah, Welches, Tawnoys and
Rhododendron. Round trip $6, Government
Camp 18.50. Owned and operated by Irving
ton Garage ft Auto Co., Inc. J. L, S. Snead,
Pres.-MffT. Phones E. 135, C -3 1611. E. 14th
and Broadway. "Make reservation in ad
ranee." RHODODENDRON INN, ML K003
Oregon's most beautiful mountain report oa
the Zigzag river and Still creek. In the ever
green forests near the foot of Mount Hood;
large cemented swimming pool, modern dance
hail, saddle horses, tennis, croquet, fishing.
Rates $4 per day. $18 to $21 per week.
For Auto Stags Call Cast 135 or Main 831
MRS. EMU, FRANZKTTI, Proprietor.
Zigzag, Oregon.
' jift-A'l san.1. - --- -----
I Conducted along lint's most Invitiug,
to men and women of refined tastes.
Mend for Illustrated Hooklet.
MRS. C. W. J. RKCKEKM. Hostess.
White Salmon, Wuoh. Phnnn 7Kb
Hotel Oregon
HOOD RIVER, OR.
Headquarters for tourists and com
mercial men. Modern fireproof build,
lngr. Excellent grill In connection.
F. W. CHIIVDLTJND, Pro. :
Hotel Sunset
Wlille anticipating your vacation re
member Hotel Sunset. Ideal spot for
rest and recreation. One block from
ocean a Beach Center Station. Address
MRS. HUNT,
Box 3fl, liong Beach. Washington.
ily, Mrs. Gertrude Norton, A. A. Dlsque,
Mra. Gilmore; O. P. Hendershot, Lewis
ton, Idaho; Miss Lndis, Hood Kiver,
Miss Marjorle Dickinson, Seattle; Miss
Rath Palmer and Miss violet w rut
worth. Salt Lake City; A. C. Burdick,
Vancouver, wash.; C. Shipley, iteiso,
Wash.; Miss Fannie Clark, Seattle; Miss
Helen Boss, Chicago.
ARRIVALS AT ARRAH WANNA
Many Seek Cool Breezes of Mount
Hood .Resort
wemvr Or.. July 12. (Special.)
Arrivals at Arrah Wanna during the
week were:
Mr and Mra. R. v. inman. .mis ana
oid Inman. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Clodfeiter,
Miss Alice Clodfeiter, C. Lamar Clodfeiter,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powers. Mr. and
rs. J. vY. evas, juiss oevM, mt.
ml Alva Lee Stephens, Robert Lee Ste
phens, Mrs. Thomas B. Carroll, Miss June
Carroii. Jr. - -" ""T-
rS. S. DOWtin, JOT. ivauiuiail, bb.ii A.aua-
man, Mrs, mct-iouu. r. mu a.
Greene. Mrs. l. iiaenien, mss neuwij
aehlen. Mis juaaenne nacmeii, mr. snu
ra. George k.. supper, '' -nou-
ley, Mrs. C. E. Kumeiter, airs. k. rx. r ou
tage. Mrs. ,y- ;v'v,- rz t "
Mears. miss
nor, Mr. ana Mra. vreiKBiismci,
rs. C. P- Mline, jar, ana an, a. ue,
ss Geraldine Dye - ,
Mrs. Georga siaoier 01 noujwuwi, -..,
the guest 01
Mr. and Mrs. George . 1.
Soencer of the Arrah Wanna hotel.
oargir, Richard 'Lewis New terser. Mrs. Mrs. J, M. Gilila, Mrs. Orl Jkossack. Mr.
Sidney Mayer, Master Kidney Mayer, Mr.
and Mr. Wlllftm H. Patterson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Minto. Mrs. U M. Irwin, C. M.
Irwin. Sophie Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Barnes, Mrr. M. C. Butler. Mr. and Mrs.
Whelan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben F.
Walling and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
T. Walker and family, Mrs. Mae McCul
lough. Master Lewis Starr, Master Dudley
Starr, Mrs. G. D. Hart, T. A. Heidenrlch,
Mr. and Mr. R. L. Scbultz, Mrs. L. Dun
bar, Miss Elizabeth B. Dunbar, Miss Jean
B. Lyons, Mrs. E. Lyons. Dr. and Mrs.
W. F. Farrell. Dr. and Mm. W. F. Fie
berg. Miss Luclle Evans, Mrs. John N.
Cudllpp, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Frederirh, Dr. and Mrs. Buk
and son, Mr. and Mr. A. K. Jacobson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Lee, Lieutenant C. P. Lee,
Mtss D. Huston, Lucy B. Morton, Mrs.
George Nelson, T. Larson, George W.
Holmes, Mrs. Elsie Boyer, Sam Boyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Whitney Boise. Mr. and Mrs. F.
H. Page, Miss Helen Page, Miss Frances
Page. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baliln. Mrs. C.
H. Clement, Mast at F. A. Ballin, Mrs.
Hamilton.
RHODODENDRON IXX POPtLAR
Many Portlanders Visit Well-Known
Mount Hood Resort.
ZIGZAG, Or., July 12. (Special.)
Registered at Rhododendron inn dur
ing the week were:
John Cahalin, James L. Conley, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd F. Brower. Fred W. Ramwn,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dye, Geraldine Dye,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Shea and children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gienger, Mr. and Mr.
J. S. Turner, Celeste V. Blagen, Mr. and
and Mrs. C. S. Bell and children, Mrs. S. R.
Bean, Forrest L. Fisher, Hrfmer D. Angel I,
Bill Woerner of Seattle, Wash., Mr. and
Mrs, Theerin and sons of Han FranciFCo,
Mr. and Mrs. Von Matin, Luia Tighe, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Young, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Maris, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edwards, Walter
Kuhl, Miss Naomi Billlter, Charles E. Von
Rheln, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ramron, Mr.
and Mrs. George King, Miss Geraldine King,
mips Anita K-ing, Air. ana Mrs. rrea Maux,
Mrs. Dave Block, Mr. and Mrs. W. Diggles,
F. C. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Croxtou,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dundoro and children,
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Lewie. Mrs. Sidney
Mayer, Sidney Mayer Jr., Mrs. T. New
berger, Richard Lewis Kewberger, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Fred Bishop, Miss Herman Dowltng,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kennedy, Mr. and Mr.
C. Fatkinson, Helen Louise Fatkinson and
Francis Katkin.son of -La Jolla, Col., Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lech tern, Mtns Lillian Elford,
W. D. Robert, Edgar T. Ofdenmeyer, Mrs.
C. F. Reynolds, Ai ioo Reynolds, Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Huntington, Miss Virginia Huntington, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Shane and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Goodsell, Mr. and Mrs. FT. J.
Houghton, Miss Helen Houghton, Clarke
White, Mr. and Mrs. Pitchard, Mrs. C. G.
Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs.' Charles W. King, Miss Philena
King, Charles S. King, Miss Miriam Hol
comb. Mr. And Mrs. B. W. Rubin, Alice E.
Ure, R- E. Ure. Mr. and Mrs. Shloat and
family. Miss Allie H. Barba, John W. Caw)
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Phillips, Dr. and
M rs. C. L. Booth, Mrs. George B 1 andi i e r
Birmingham, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Glenn Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendall Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hard
ing, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jeffery and children.
Miss Rita A. Ltnd.
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