THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, JULY ' 27, 1919.
OREGON, WASHINGTON BEACHES THRONGED WITH VISITORS
Butler and children oC Hood River be
came mired in the soft sand of a crab-
bole. The assistance of another ma
chine was required before the party
could be extricated.
Charles Litz, recently from overseas,
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Krebs at the Elmore hotel.
At Hemlock Inn for the season are
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Irwin and daughter
Betty of Heppner.
E. P. Jech and family of Bend and
Mrs. McCarty of Nelialem are spending
the week at Cosy Corner camp.
Mrs. J. A. Hoffman and sons, Vernon
and Francis of Hillsboro are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. (i. A. Boldrick.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rickerson of Port
land camped under the "Big Spruce"
while motoring to Netarts via Astoria
and Seaside.
A hiking party composed of Mrs. T.
W. Poorman of Woodburn and the
Misses Jane Auterson. lorothy Miller.
Bessie Smith, Esther Erickson and
Elsie Carlson of Portland last wee
made the trip to Cape Mears, thence
down the trail to Tillamook, and re
turned along the road to Rockaway. .
The morning address in the Rock
away Union church was given by Mrs.
J. B. Murphy of Portland. Rev. Short,
pastor of the Church of the Nazerene,
Kampa, Idaho, spoke at the evening
service.
"Lumber Jack" Davis, an evangelist
whose field is all the various lumber
camps of the United States, passed
through Rockaway Sunday on his way
from the Brighton camps.
Mrs. H. Ludwig of Portland is the
STuest of Mrs. Peter Schranlz at Fuchsia
cottage.
Elorine cottage will be occupied for
the coming fortnight by Mrs. J. H.
Voorhies and daughter Gwendolyn of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. I E. Cable. Miss Eva
BToirlton and Charles R. Moulton formed
am automobile party who viewed the
Tillamook beaches on Monday and vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Foulkes at the
Roosevelt cottage In the afternoon. The
jwj-ty Is camping on the Trask and re
port good fishing on this stream.
At the Hallock cottages are Mr. and
Trs. W. F. Ziegler. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Poppard. T. Ireland and E. Doughty
of Hillsboro; Mrs. E. Minor of H'spner,
and Mrs. D. Hallock. and Joe Roberts
of Portland.
Portland people at the Irwfn cottages
are Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Bernard
and Irene Taylor. Bernard Calkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Lafayette Lansdon and Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Fitzpatrick.
Guests of Mrs. L. E. Shrader at
Eromle cottage are Mrs. J. Montgomery
of Portland and Mrs. C. I. Clough
Captain and Mrs. John Groat, Lillian
and Emma Groat of Tillamook.
Parkview cottage is occupied by Miss
Muriel La Sprance, Mrs. Georgia Kane
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smith, and daugh
ter Alice of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cunningham and
lafiss Irene Cunningham of Portland
are eepnding their vacation at the
Johnson cottage.
At Eureka cottage until August 15
are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carnes of
Portland.
Portlanders at Russell cottages are
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schommer and
children, Delphlne, Irene and Patrick,
and Mrs. M. E. Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Riggs and Miss
Ikltldred Johnson of Portland motored
In for the week-end.
The Caulfield cottage will be occu
pied for the coming fortnight by Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Johnson and children
cf Concord.
Mrs. B. R. Patton of Olesen station
lias opened her cottage, Kopet Mam
mok. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Henderson and
XTiss Lucille Morgan of Lakewood are
taking their outing at the Jones campT
At Brownie camp are Mrs. C. M.
Borquist and dauehter Clover. Mrs. G.
E. Barrett and Mrs. Helen Brown of
Portland, and Mrs. Philip Olsen, Anna
and Fred Olsen of Oswego.
Mrs. Thomas Jensen and grand
daughter Velma are domiciled at Drift
wood cottage.
Registered at the Fireside are H. R-
Buckman, E. F. Jackson, U. Haugg of
Portland. Milton B. Sterner of faalem
' and H. H. Stark of Tillamook.
Ellis Maynard of Tillamook is the
ablest of Mrs. Bertha Newcomh.
Newcomb cottages house Mr. and Mrs
James S. Smith, J. J. Carter, A. Kelt,
William Harris. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stiteler,
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Toller. James A
Ross. Mrs. A. S. Auterson, Mr. and Mrs
TV. W. Martin, Mrs. A. Kelsey. Artie
Kelsey, Mrs. George S. Foster and Miss
Olive Landigan of Portland; Mr and
A'rs. A. L. Jones -of Newburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward E. Russell of Hillsboro,
and Mrs. R. D. Kelly of The Dalles.
Portland people registered at the
Anderson hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Bal
linge. G. E. Delano. F. "W. Davis, Jacob
Creek paum and J. B. Steel.
Mrs. George Cook, Lewis Cook and
Mr. James Faturer and party are the
Maryanne.
Mrs. W. S. Allen and daughter Isabella
of Dundee and the Misses Isabel and
Emma Bryan of Lafayette have opened
Kozy Kottage for the remainder of the
season.
At Perkins cottage are Mrs. C. A
Leighman and Mrs. W. Sundt and chil
dren of Portland.
Mrs. John Egr and nephew, Donald
Ramstead. of Oregon City are at Mon-
roma cottage.
Until September Evergreen cottage
will be occupied by I. R. Martin, H. F.
Lewis and Miss Ruby Lewis of Port
land. Registered at the Elmore hotel for
the past week are Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
I.eibhart. A. Kalisher. Ed Ashbaugh,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheufler, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Ziniker, John Donovan, Mrs.
K. Darnell, William Seidler. Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Giesy and children. Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Miller, Miss M. Chamberlin,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt, Mrs. J. B.
Cobb. W Sutherland, Mr and Mrs. C. W.
Martyn. Lloyd Mulit, Mr. and Mrs. N. F.
Bodemter, Mrs. T. J. Mountain, Miss
Dorothy Mountain, Earle Jones. Emma
H. Wtnke, Mrs. A. M. Lewis, Jessie L.
Lewis, Maude L. Strack, Olive Strack,
Marie Orth, M. Murnane. Katherine and
Nettie Murnane and Phil Orth: Miss
O. W. Liebhart and Miss Leibhart and
Mrs. P. A. Karambias of Chicago:
P. S. Davidson of Hood River; E. C.
Luce and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mayo
of Hillsboro; M. L. Woodard. Seattle;
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. "Wirfs. Buxton: Mr.
and Mrs. Thornburgh and son of For
est Grove: Miss Harriet M. Ford of
Newburg: G. C McCann of Brieton;
Jack Spence, F. K. OXeil and W. C.
Campbell of McMinnville.
Mrs. E. J. Alstock and daughter Helen
of Portland and their guest. Miss Ger
trude Wackrow of Eugene, are at Har
mony cottage. Lake Lytel.
At Ann Aeleen cottage are Mrs. E. H.
Rottemiller. Doris and Amy Bottemiller,
Mis. C. C. Graf. Mrs. Ed Hartung and
Mrs. Mary Gannlard of Portland.
At Mary Ethel cottage. Hart's Con
tent, are Mrs. W. R. Kirkpatrick. Greta
and Holden Kirkpatrick of Portland
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Lief Bergsvik of Port
land hiked in from Seaside to spend
a few days as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. XV. G. Pollock and the
Misses Helen and Agnes Pollock of
Portland spent the past week at Hart's
Content.
Oregon City people at Bonnie Dundee
eottage are William McLarty, Martha
McLarty, Mrs. Lillian Cook and daugh
ter Dorene and Mrs. Abner Dillmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rothenberger,
Mamie and Max Rothenberger Jr. of
Portland are at Jazz bungalow.
At Ross cottage are Mr. and Mrs.
Frnest G Bjorklund. Elvln and Isabelle
Bjorklund of Portland.
At Camp Comfy are Mr. and Mrs.
Am L. Walling, Alusa K. Hangs, Miss
Flora Smith and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Winger of Portland.
Miss Nora Hamilton of Portland Is
the guest of Mrs. A. G. Walling- at
Oceana cottage.
Klosche Illahee Mitlite is occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin of
Hood River.
Mrs. K. C. Michels and children of
West Linn are at Krebs cottages for
the coming fortnight.
Portlanders registered at Ocean Crest
apartments are Vincent Monte, E. L.
P.iggs and family, Mrs. F. B. Fletcher,
Miss A. Fletcher, Mrs. D. C. Burk
hart, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Veasey. Myrtle
Chamberlin, Mary Sottovia. Mr. and
Mrs. Maida. Edwin M. Nelson.
Vincent Monte and R. Wtlklns gave
a musical programme Monday night at
Ocean Crest apartments, which was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
At Wilson cottage for the coming
month are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Giesy
and son Donald of Portland.
Marguerite cottage will be occupied
until August 15 by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
C. Curry and Kenneth Curry of Port
land. At Shady Nook until August are Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Coxon, Hollis Coxon of
Portland and Mrs. J. A. Chapman of
Sherwood.
Portlanders registered at Saltair hotel
are F., R. P. and O. Reifschneider, Miss
Arlie Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Langton.
Ross bungalette will be occupied for
the coming month by Mrs. J. W. Blake
and four sons of Orfino, Idaho.
Dr. O. J. Ferris and family and Dr.
Van Bilyeu of Portland are at Cottage
Glan-Y-More.
NATATORl CM PROVES POPULAR
Bay Ocean Activities Many and
Oireatly Enjoyed.
BATOCBAN, Or., July 28. (Special.)
The natatorium is becoming very
popular. The clean, warm ocean water
is almost irresistible to the visitors.
Many parties from across the bay Join
the Bayoccan vacationists for a nightly
swim Professor Harvey Is an excel
lent instructor. Judging by the aquatic
performances of his pupils the art of
swimming is a real diversion.
The lighting has been put in good
order. With well-lighted paved streets
many derive pleasure in long evening
walks.
A large and successful dancing party
was given at Hotel Bayocean on Mon
day evening, when the officers of the
life-saving station at Bar View ar
rived with several boat loads of thelir
friends. Earl Fuller's jazz band fur
nished delightful music. Many Bay
ocean visitors participated in the danc
ing and a delightful supper was served
by the popular hostess of Hotel Bay
ocean. Bungalow court has acquired quite a
population. The newest arrivals are:
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown. Mrs. A. Hill.
Mrs. L. Cooperstein : Professor L. A.
Wiley and family, Mr. A Stroger and
family. Mrs. E. A. Davis. Mrs. M.
Greisel Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Piper. Mrs. C
Snedlger and family. Miss A. Cunning
ham, all from Portland. Mrs. C. Wal
lin and family, Mrs. C. Rogers of
Omaha, Neb., Mrs. H. M. Moss and
daughter of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. A.
J. Scott and daughter and Miss Ruth
Moreland of Salem, Mrs. F. M. Hlgby of
Park Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bidwell and Mr.
J H. Bates motored from La Grande to
visit Mrs. L. Foster and her niece who
are occupying the Restful for the sum
mer.
Mrs. W. M. Torrence. Miss Torrence,
Mrs. I. M. McKown and Miss Caroline
Redding of La Crosse, Wia, are in the
.Kingheloe.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Davis and Miss E.
Duper are domiciled In the Aurora.
Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. G. B.
Weaver are in the Gladlola.
Mrs. D. B. Fuller Is domiciled in the
Lupin.
Mrs. S. E. Riseling and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Riseling have taken the Palouse
for the season.
Dr. Waldo, who was a mid-week
visitor to his family at Green Gables
has returned to Portland preparatory
to leaving for the east.
J. A. Smith is the guest of L. A.
Wiley. C. A. Saunders and family of
Portland are domiciled in Tent City.
Mrs. R. Horellon and children of
Park Rose are occupying the Fountain
View.
New arrivals in Tent City are: Mrs.
John White, H. C, Shaw and wife. Miss
Ruth Lindemer of Hillsdale, Mrs. Pau
ine West of Beaverton.
J. C. Bradford, representing the Ore
gon Bureau of Labor, visited the Nat.
recently and reported conditions O. K.
Mrs. H. M. Moas of Spokane enter
tained the children of the colony on
Surtday afternoon for an hour with
stories and songs. It is hoped the op
portunity for such an hour will attract
the attention of mothers and become a
regular feature during the summer.
The latest to register at Hotel Bay-
ocean are: IS. B. Wells, San Francisco
Bellvin Vincent. Newburg; Miss E. Dan
iels, Tillamook; Harry Williams, W. R.
Campbell, R. Johnson, Bay City: Mrs.
A. M. Lewis. Miss Jessie Lewis, Miss A.
Waunke, Jno. E. Atcheson, Gertin
Hambree, Mrs. A. Nolan, E. L. McKal
son. Bertrand Hart. G. L. Craig, R. P.
Reifsnider, F. Reifsnider. O. Reifsnider,
L. E. Wakeman and wife. G. D. Ekel
son. Amelia Nordine, Stella Naidwell,
Portland.
PICXICRERS FIND BEAK CUB
Merry Party of Portlanders Do Xot
Await Mother Brain's Coming.
TWIN ROCKS. Or.. July 26. (Spe
cial.) A merry party of Portlanders
composed of the P. W. Hawkinson,
H. D. Tilton. C. H. Weston families,
Mrs. Arthur Knouff and Miss LaRoche,
made an excursion, Wednesday, to the
Cedars, a beautiful grove near Watseeo.
In derision of the warning that they
might see a bear, Mr. Hawkinson and
Mr. Tilton were poking industriously
in all places suggestive of a den. when
the discovery by Mrs. Weston, of a
lively young cub, with Imminent proba
bility of more intimate acquaintance
with the ubiquitous mother-bear,
dampened the enthusiasm of the bear-
baiters to a surprising degree.
At the Seguian cottage for a fort
night's vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man C. Taylor and daughter, Ruth, and
Mrs. Carrie Bates of Portland.
J. B. Middleton of Portland spent
the week-end with his family at the
Halle cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hingle of Portland
will spend the remainder of July at
the Sappington camp.
Miss Lulu Holmes, of Walla Walla is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Wilson at the
Wilson cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brice, Gwyneth
and Gordon Brice of Portland are
spending a fortnight at Rock View
Villa camp.
At the Goodfellow cottage for the
week-end was Mr. T. J. Baldridge of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McKtnstry and
daughter. Marian of Pendleton will
occupy the Markell cottage for the re
mainder of the Bummer
F. C. Flint and William J. Findlay
of Portland took a brief rest here on
their hiking trip to the various Oregon
bearh resorts.
Mr and Mrs. Eldridge Browne of
Portland are Twin Rocks campers,
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Payne of Portland
motored in for a brief outing at their
cottage.
The Leslie cottage is occupied until
August 1 by Mrs. S. Kirk and children
of Portland.
Mrs. S. L. Roberst of Portland is at
Daytonia cetugt and vita her. as
guests, are Mrs. J. B. Finnigan of
Portland, and Mrs. C. Durant of Boise,
Idaho.
At the Van Scyco apartments for a
brief vacation is Miss Elsie J. Stayner
of Portland.
At Hadley tent are Mrs. J. W. Lundy
of Portland. Mrs. H. C. Bancroft and
sons, Harold and Robert of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Curtis of
Portland spent the week-end with their
son. Francis, at Swain cottage.
C. H. Weston of Portland Joined
his family over Sunday at Laurthy cot
tage. Mrs. J. Caldwell and daughters, Elea
nor and Elsie, and Mrs. R. Wortman
of Beaverton are at the Caldwell cot
tage until August.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lathrop and
family, and Mrs. May Macy of Port
land, and Miss J. G. Lathrop of Ta
coma are at the Sampson cottage
Leigh M. Huggins. United States
highway engineer, stationed at Hebo,
motored in with Mrs. Huggins and
daughter. Louisa, to spend Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Curtis.
L. H. Gregory, automobile ed'tcr of
The Oregonian, motored In with Mr.
William Grout of Portland for a few
hours' stay Sunday.
Miss Mary Carrington of St- Louis,
Mo., was a recent Twin Rock visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Stayner and son.
Dale, of Portland are at Camp All-Inn.
Mrs. Randa Hessemer of Portland is
visiting Mrs. C. C. Hessemer at Rock
View Villa bungalette.
Portlanders at the Hadley cottage
are Mrs. P. M. Othus and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Jonassen and family.
Miss Ann Jonassen. Mrs. M. J. Storer.
Mrs. Si. Warntz and daughter, Mrs. C.
E. Carrick.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Goodfellow of
Portland have returned to spend a
fortnight's vacation with their chil
dren at their cottage.
Miss Beatrice Hawes. Donald Hawes.
and Miss Edith Lowry of Portland will
spend several weeks at the Leonard
Sampson cottagee.
Watseeo.
The Watseeo water system, drawing
an adequate supply from Cedar creek
has recently been completed. Analysis
of this delicious mountain water shows
it to be practically chemically pure.
Henry E. Wiseman of Portland is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Watt
at their cottage.
The Misses Helen and Margaret Watt
gave a delightful bonfire party Satur
day night, to a large number of friends
who are spending their vacations at
Watseeo and Twin Rocks.
Silford Nelson spent the past week
with his family at the A. V. Kelson
cottage.
- Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Watt were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Watt, Miss Edith Watt and the
Misses Jennie and Anna McClew of
Bay City. Mr. McCloud and son, How
ard, of Mohler. Mrs. Hackett of Pe
trol ia. Can.. Mrs. Branson and chil
dren, and Miss Margaret Branson of
Moosejaw, Can.
An enjoyable party was given Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mr. A.
V. Nelson, in honor of the eighth birth
day of his nephew, Quenttn Nelson.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. George
Watt, the Misses Helen and Margaret
Watt, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Nelson. Mrs.
Silford Nelson and sons, Quentin and
Harland. and Mrs. Maud L. Johnson.
MOTORDCG PARTIES ARE JOLLY
Visitors From Many Places Enjoy
Life at Manhattan Beach.
MANHATTAN. Or., July S. (Spe
cial. ) A jolly party composed of Mr.
and Mrs. M- A. Shearer. O. O. Shearer,
Miss Veda Sappington and Miss Doris
Huston motored to Gearhart through
Cannon Beach and Seaside and returned
Monday.
Considerable excitement was occa
sioned Friday evening when the chim
ney of the Johnson cottage caught fire.
but volunteer fire fighters were able
I to extinguish the blaze before it had
done material damage.
At Hotel Manhattan are John E.
Aitchlson of Portland. Miss Lottie
i Wells and Mrs. R. W. Cavanau of Cor
vallls. G. E. B. Welles. Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Orell, Mr. and Mra W. H. Jacobs
and Mr. and Mrs. P. Kasper of San
Francisco.
Portlanders at Cole's Camp We-Ll-Kit
are Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Weber. Mr.
and Mrs. F. L- Weber, Gene and Billy
Weber. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kenney,
Alice and Robert Kenney, Mr. and Mrs.
August Wenerstrom and daughter Vic
toria. Registered at Hotel Crescent are L.
J. Wilkinson of Los Angeles, Glenn
Woolf and Glenn Terry of Tillamook.
Arthur R. Kirkham, C. B. Skinner and
O. F. Ha gen of Portland and Mr. and
Mra Clyde T. Bonney of The Dalles.
J. McKean Fischer spent the week
end with his family at their cottage.
Sleepy Hollow.
A bonfire party was held Tuesday in
honor of Margaret Resbury and Mra
Brewer of Portland.
At Merry-Makers' Cottage for tho
week is Mrs. J. C. Withers of Portland.
Miss Leafy Cushing of Portland will
be the guest for the coming week of
Miss Doris Huston.
At Belmont cottage for a fortnight as
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guests of Mrs. Agnes Lofting are Miss
Nellie Shattuck. the Misses Grace and
Edith Clark and Mrs. Kanny Murphy
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Chandler and Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Peterson of Portland
are at Happyours cottage until August.
Miss TiUie Schmorl of Portland spent
the week aU Merry-Makers' cottage as
the guest of her sister. Miss Edith
Schmorl.
Mrs. E. A. Matthews. Helen and Ar
thur Matthews of Portland are at
Idleours cottage.
The Misses Shatturk. Clark and
FOR YOUR VACATION
Oregon's
HOTELS y& BUNGALOWS NATATORlUft
Bungalow Rates One week, 112; two weeks, J20. Completely furnished lights,
fuel, water, bed linen, accommodating four persons. Mr. and Mrs. Swan Hswkln
en, mgrs. Natatorium largest swimming tank In Northwest; ocean water, warm
and comfortable. Hotel Bayocean. H. J. Martin. Mgr. American plan Day rate
$3 to 15; weekly and family rates given. Write or telephone Receivers, T. J.
Potter Realty Co., iUS Chamber of Commerce Bid.. Portias. Mala MOS.
HOTEL SEASIDE
Formerly Hotel Moore.
Most delightful spot on the south shore, altuated at the water's edge. Reached
via the &. P. Sk 8. Ry. direct from Portland to Seaside, also Str. Georgians and
O.-W. R. at N. boats to Astoria, where the A. J. Auto Co. makes connections for
Hotel Seaside. Autolsts take beautiful Columbia River highway, which ter
minates at Hotel Seaside. Attractive features are golfing, motoring, surf
bathing, trout fishing, bowling, dancing, ate. Rates on application, A. S. Hogue
of Norton la Hotel, manager.
HOTEL SEAVIEW S&SgE
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.
Portland and the North
west's finest hostelry.
Bates $2 snd np
Splendid grin and fa
cilities for entertaining
private parties.
Portland, Oregon
Neah-Kah-Nie Tavern
Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain, Nehalem, Or.
Directly on Beach.
Seaside-Astoria Road Open.
For reservations address or phone
Mrs. S. G. Reed. Nehalem, Or.
ECOLA INN (Cannon Beach)
Rosa H. Kllaoet, Mgr.
ST LI. OCEAN VIEW.
Dane Pavilion. Tennis Courts. Pool and
Billiards. Barber Shop, etc Bus meets
ail trains at Seaside. Writ for reser
vations. ECOLA, OREGON.
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL
Furnished rooms and tents for housekeeping-
Facing tha ocean. Address
la l", HABHI.CilOL. Pxusv. ticaaidc.ua,
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Matthews. Mrs. Murphy and Fred Loft
ing made a delightful three days' tramp
to Seaside and back early In the week.
Guests of Mrs. Fisher at Sleepy Hoi
low cottage for the week are Mrs.
Hogue and daughter Dorothy of Port
land.
Insleneuk cottage will be occupied
for the coming fortnight by Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. McKibbln and daughter
Mabel of Portland.
Miss Florence Gustafson of Portland
Is spending a delightful vacation at
Camp Stayawhlle.
L. D. Rounds and family and Miss
Finest Beach Resort
OVERLOOKING
THE OCEAX
Seaside. Clatsop Beaea. Ortgsa
The Avalon
HOOD RIVER. ORLGO.V
A quiet, homelike place to spend your
vacation at a farm resort.
MRS.V. C. HOUSE. HOSTESS.
i BAR VIEW, OREGON
Dr. Wise has a new cottage, with pri
vate bath and toilet, furnished for two
or tour, for rent at $3 per day; also
newly furnished rooms and H. K. ap'ts
from $1 up. Small hotel kitchen and
dining room for rent. Dr. Wise, Port
land and Bar View, Or. City phone
Main 2029.
Elmore Hotel
Vftwder jw Owmt.
ROCkAWAV, OKtoOX.
Best hot, on th Tillamook boache. tiw-
W furnlthed. full view of ocean Irom every
room, excellent table; on 8. P. Tillamook line
and state higbwajr. Good flshine; In all the
lakes ana the surr. Also rurntsnea cottages,
for reservations and in formation write to
J. J. Krebs, Kockaway. Oregon.
Hotel Taylor
Ocean Park, Wash.
Best ramUy Besert m Morta Beach.
Rates (13 and 114 per week. Meals SO oaata
Uoxne cooking
VILLA CAMP
-ALL AMERICAN-
On Bar View Beach on the Tillamook Shore.
One, two and three -room cottages, com
pletely furnt-bed for Usht boue keeping
Pure mountain water, electrio light, aani
tary toll eta. Protected from sea breese, cioe
to beach. Clams, crabs, trout flshins;; over
look TiiiamooK jr. j aeaj summer vau
Uon spot- For rervatlona and rates,
dree 1 J. Toils, liax View. Or.
The Shelburne
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Lone diet a no telephone ia hotel. T
blocks from oean. Buy your ticket te
She, bum e station. Writ for rtMrrtUoat.
American plan.
X. fl. AiO A K Fa, See. Vita. Waak.
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Minna Guy of Dallas and Miss Marie
Butze of Portland will spend a month
at Lake Lytle.
MAN V SEEK REST AT dl'LER
Trout Lake Eumlsb.cs Enjoyable
Sport for Fishing Parties.
GULER, Wash, July 16. (Special.)
The Guler hotel has been the head
quarters for many rest seekers during
the past week. Fishing parties have
been attracted by the sport furnished
by the trout lake. Guests lately reg
istered Include Alice Armstrong. Raby
Armstrong. R- L. Brennan, W. B.
Ceairs. M. J. Raehaeltorf. Ir. and Mrs.
Theodore Osmond. Teddy Osmond. D.
K Hunter. Dr. J. Harvey Johnson and
wife. Neal R. CrounM and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. John Wood. Elisabeth Mundorff.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dant, Mr. and
Mra G. F. Peek. Mrs. F. Hunt. Mrs.
Fred Pedereon. B. W. Rice. H. L. Grif
fith. H. K. Beekmans. M. C. Enyort. O.
P. Flynn. TJ. 8. F. W. J. Hadfleld.
John Bacany. Joseph P. Schanttn. O.
Hotter. Ted Gilbert, Frank Emerson.
Walter Hadfleld. Ed Holmes. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Will-
lam Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. . C. Golrt-
enberg. Hazel Goldenburg. Mrs. K. 1.
Dundas and Rosemary Dundat, all of
Portland; Paul Mesecher, Miss lU-ba
Mesecher, Miss Dacey Mesecher. Charles
Mesecher. Mr. and Mra Roy It. . sin.
Ezra Kaiser, Roy Kaiser and Miss Vesta
Kaiser, all from Uoldendale. Wash.:
Mrs. J. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
Mears. Mr. and Mrs. E. & Pimm. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Keefhaver and baby,
Norman Hayes, A. R. Hayes of White
Salmon. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. F. N.
Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Detr-ick
Eugene Detrlck. Helen Detrick of Van
couver, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Minor. Miss Blanche Minor of Heppner,
Or.; Mrs. W. R. Hoimes. Mra Carl Miller
of Enterprise. Or.; Mrs. Josephs Fulton,
G rover Curtis of Grand Dalles, Wash.:
B. C. Phetteplace. The Dalles. Or.: Dora
Kohlhose. Bertha. Minn.; Alex Wool.
verton. Minot, N. D. : Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Bash is re. Hood River. Or.: Mrs. H.
Bennett, Cecil. Or.; A. W. Greenman
Washougal. Wash.: J. W. Stephens, San
Francisco: Ed Perry. Lyle. Wash.; T.
J. Hamilton. Roosevelt, Wash., and G
Kirkwood of Seattle. Wash.
NEWPORT TRAVEL INCREASES
Beach Fairly Swarming With Motor
Cars of ETery MaWe.
NEWPORT. Or., July 2. (Special.)
There has been a decidedly heavy
increase in the travel here during the
past few days both by ral: and auto.
The place is fairly swarming with cars
of very discrlption and make and a
few areoplanes are all that are re
quired to complete the scene.
The first swimming contest of the
season was held at the Newport nata
torlum for the children Friday. Tbe
result was as follows: Hulda Hammond
first prize for diving and swimming
In the boys' race honors were even be
tween Johnny Buckley and Frank
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
CLAREMONT
OR THE BAKKt OP THL WILUM-
ETTE
NOW OPEN
ITTRRROYS JWRrTrHXEDFROs
SfeKVICK: OVERSEAS, A.VU AUbi
NOW A.NJLIOLS
To Serve the Public
Sfaklaa- a Speelaltr mt Oar
CHICKEN DINNERS, LUNCHES A LA
CARTE AND SEA FOODS
Ra Reaei-rattoaa Reqalred. Baaqaeta
aa4 Olsacr Parties Gives Spa-
etal Atteatioa.
MILES COAKLET, Proprietor.
MacLean's Camp
OSWEGO LAKE
Reached from Oaweffo station, which
Is 3M) minutes from Waahinsioa strrt
on Fourth street Rad Electrio LJaa.
Kxcailant train service.
Camp eottares for rant, furnished
wttb all aaDtla:a.
K. A. Maclaa. S14 Lewis Bids. Mala
4tTS.
Mala li-Atorta aad Way XAOdinav-A 14S?
Str. Georgiana
Leave Alder 8t Eock at T A. M. dally. Re
turnlnc. leave Astoria 3 P. M. daily ex
cept Monday.
Lurllne leasee Portland dally, exoept Sun
day, at S P.M.
Undine leave Astoria dally at T P. M-
HOTEL MANHATTAN
Manhattan Beach. Or, Tillamook Co.
One-half block from ocean. Best of
home cooking. Surf bathing, ira flxh
1ns. trout fishlnic. boating on Ljake
Lytle and Lake Crescent, tipecial atten
tion to tourists and week-end parties.
For rates and reservations, phone SW1
wood 18. or address Mra fc-. Klacr.
Manhattan Beach. Or.
KECANICUM INN 2?"a
Lars Bun Parlors. Beautiful Grounds
Noted far Uuaaa-Cooke Meala,
SUSS DASLA3A, Prop. Seaside. Osesea.
Baker. Diving. Louise snd David Mason.
Pot, swimming. Dsvld Mason and
Johnny Buckley. Final score. Ham
mond IT. r Mason I. L. Mason 10.
Buckley 7. Baker J.
Miss Nelle Matthews snd sister of
Portland are at the Mixpah cottage and
will remain Indefinitely.
Hon. B. F. Jones returned Wednes
day from Washington. D. C. where he
has been representing the Roosevelt
military hishway before congress. Mr.
Jones has been absent several weeWs.
C L. Eames of Hillsboro visited New
port on his way to Waldport.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. James have as
their guest their granddaughter. Mis
Heien Mo-ford of Seattle. Wash.
V. g. Burnap returned to Corval is
Friday.
Mra William Buhrer and daughter.
Miss Clara, nrrived Friday from San
Francisco. Cat. on a business and
pleasure trip.
Mra William Broders and daughtrr.
Loietta. of Corvallis. have opened their
cottage at Nye b?ach and will remain
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. McGuire hare returned
to Portland.
Mists ilyrla James left Friday for
several wreks Vlt.lt with relatives In
Portland.
-V. B. Trass and famil from Kansas
ai enjoying camp life near Jump Off
Joe.
Mrs. R. B. Fleming of Salem, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Maurer of Nebraska
returned to the Cherry City Monday
after an enjoyable vacation.
Mrs. O. M. CaUoway. Eugene Law
rence and Miss Margaret Galloway of
Beaverton are at the Damon.
Mr. and Mrs. George W, Henkla sr
rivd from Corvallis Tuesday.
Mra Emll C. Joseph and two children
of Corvallls a'e at the Cliff House. Dr.
Joseph will Join them later.
Ilev. Frank O. .lorves arrived this
week from Pasadena. Cal.. to remain
the rest of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hout. Mr. and
Mrs. George Bear and children and V?.
J. Wilbanks have returned to Coi
vallis. Miss Newland from Medford Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Claud Richard
Wright.
Mibses Ola Kingsbury. Gertrude
Purlngton. Helen Kntps are a merry
trio from Corvallis and are registered
at the Cliff House.
Mrs. Hulin and son of Eugene ase
enjoying tenting at Cozy Camp.
Miss Katherine and Alice Allen ot
Albany who are sojourning here for the
summer spent the week end in Toledo
St. John a Guild of Toledo entertained
the St. Stephen's guild of Newport with
a luncheon. The ladies, numbering
more than a score, were delightfully
entertained.
Mrs. Duncan and daughter have ar
rived from Albany for a few weeks
outing.
Mr. and Mra Harry Bowers departed
from Newport Monday and will rteside
In Eugene.
E. R. Vh man of Boise, Idaho, ar
rived Tuesday.
H. D. Mooreland and family motored
Suggestions to Increase Your
Comfort and Pleasure.
Avrsy- 7r
Auto' Stag es
ROUTLEDOI SEED rLOtULCO.
143 SECOND ST.. phones Main 173. A-SS11.
tor Arrah V annah, Welches. Tsvners aaa
KhoCodeadron Round trip SO. Govtnimtll
Camp sa.SU. Owned and op. rated by Irvlas
ton Oaraii a Aula C, Inc. J. L. 8. nnTs-t.
rrea.-llr. Phones . ISA. C-S1C2. B. l.tft
snd i roadway. "Malt nurvaUou la a.
h
SIT. HOOD LODGE AND
CLOUD CAP 1XN
l
0REGO.V3 most scenic resorts,
newtied respectively 2800 snd
6000 reet up the slope of Mount
Hood. Take auto, stage or train
via Hood Kiver and P a r k d a I a
Come and rest and play. For
reservations sudre&s Homer A.
Rogers, f'arkil.ile. Oregon. Tele
phone Hood Kiver Kxchans.
oaeil .14.
The- Jewett Farm Resort
UNDER NEW V ANAOEME.VT.
"Atop I he t. o ! ti tu tl Hicblajitl
VOL" ILL tNJOV
Vl s of Columbia 'mi k. The pines an 4
lira. Cotlatv llh fireplace. Tnte, Frrh
vegetable. Krulta, Home cooking- Tripe)
extra to Mount Adaina ana Trout Ljie
Ac-rb'e by train, boat, to high war.
Write lor reacr atiotaa. Op& June la.
White Salmon, aab-
I UlltiUf'lrtJ Mti M1 ! 1 4 U-B niMt invltlaaa,.
to men and mil of refined tate.
Send tor lUufirated liookleU
MR. C. V. J. KK KtK-4. Hoeteea.
Mnitf Kaimott. .trtrv r'hon 7 HI i
RHODODENDRON
HOOD
Or con' moat beautiful mountain reaort on
the Zittxa river and uU creek. In the evec
creen (oreeta near the foot of Mount Hood;
large cemented wlmmlng pool, modern danc
hall, saddle horaea, tennla. croquet, (tab Iras.
Hate S per day. $1 to $21 per ereehv
l-'or Auto btaso Call Et 14 Main m
alBji. EMU. KltANFTTTI. Freprlnaa.
Zisaas Oivroa,
Hotel Oregon
HOOD RIVER. OR.
Headquarters for tourists and com
mercial men. Modern fireproof bund
les. Excellent snU In connectioa.
. tHI.ULl.U. Prop,
The Hoerlein Ranch
r VaratloWt. flood Kiver. Or.
A country p.ac jn totiliand of 4erao
Hod Huor Kirn. T!i rumiinic rl er. f is- h -Inc.
trampinjr. I r.surMstxd mow of valiev
a.i d mouniama. p.c;ui ruailc home it a
individual s;plr.ir porrhen. alo tent a
comm jtlrrnii. Appreciative ruMti pre
nouuwt this tne Id- . pi.r to spend a Vaca
Uon it. the IooS Itiver valley.
ddm liorrl-in llroa. Phone ST7.
Welsh's Hotel
LlEht. -la n roma.
Newly furnl.tinl.
furtnf the oe
JMod-rat rale.
elatnea YYrlsh, lB( Brarh, U aiJi.
Hotel Sunset
While anticipatinj, yoor vm-..,h re
member Hotel Sunset. Ideal ipot for
rest and recreation. ne biuaH from
ocean at Beach Center Station. Addreaa
MR. HI T.
Box 3S, Loas Ueaca. Ws.hlstlsa
f '"ia ia imu.i ui y-anwuawa
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