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TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, JUNE 19, 1921
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4rtl cirls, served punch and -wafers,
nd each so est received a piece of
the wedding: cake.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Anna Campbell of this city. She was
A student of Jefferson hieh school,
and later of Decker's business col
lege. The bridegToom is the son of Mr.
nd Mrs. W. M. Smith of Portland.
After a honeymoon in Seattle, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith will be at home to
their friends at 998 East Twenty-seventh
street, north.
, Staples-Hare.
Misg Gertrude Hare was united in
marriage to George W. Staples at the
parsonage of the Third Baptist
church, Rer. It. E. Close officiating.
The wedding ceremony was read in
the presence of a small company of
relatives and friends. The bride has
recently come to Portland from Long
Beach, Cal., and the bridegroom is a
jeweler of this city. They will make
their home in Portland.
French-Holt
Miss Marcia Lee Holt and Ralph
Arthur French of Walla Walla, Wash,
were married . Wednesday at St
David's church." The bride wore an
ivory Batin gown with a dutchesa
veil, and her flowers were a shower
of lilies of the valley and sweet peas.
Her mother, Mrs. Sara C. Holt, wore
brown satin, and carried yellow roses.
Mary Salter- of Seattle was the maid
of honor. Her gown was of pink or
gandie, with a hat to match, and her
flowers were roses, sweet peas and
lilies of the valley
Foster William Holt gave his sis
ter in marriage. Robert Burns of
Walla Walla acted as best man. Helen
White Evans sang. The ushers were
Robert and Carl Poole and Harold
Taylor.
A reception was given at the Holt
home. Mrs. E. A. Prouty and Mrs.
Jack"' Fletcher cut the ices, assisted
by Mary Paige, Alma Cook, Trena
neerai, mrs. aL. j. iiampton ana Mrs.
Lewis Mize.
Mr. and Mrs. French will make their
home in Walla Walla after a wedding
trip to Alaska.
Gulhangen-Cfcriatensen.
Roses adorned the-interior of Our
Savior's Lutheran church Wednesday,
when Miss Gertrude Christensen ber
came the bride of Theodore Gulhau
gen. The bride is the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Christensen and
the bridegroom- is a recent graduate
of the Lutheran Theological sem
inary, St. Paul, Minn., and he will
take up the ministry in Kennewlck,
Pasco and Grandview. Wash.
The attendants were Emile and I
Esther Christensen. Mrs. E. L. Lar
son played the wedding march. Tne
bride's father pronounced the vows.
The church quartet, assisted by Til
lie Knutson, Eliot Mikkelson. Theo
dore Smith and Myrtle Anderson,
sang. Brief greetings were given by
several visiting clergymen, Including
the Revs. Mr. Krause, Roseland,
Skartvedt and Orgen. Congratula
tions were also offered by wlctor
Aamoth, John Bakke and C. F.
Lemke.
Rev. H. J. TJiorpe read telegrams
from the bridegrooms parents in
Norway. Dr. M. O. Bockman, pro
fessor at Luther seminary, St. Paul;
the Luther congregations at Pasco,
Kennewlck and Grandview, Wash
Miss Gertrude Hilleboe, dean, of
women, St. Olaf college, Northfield,
Minn.; Drs. F. A. and W. T. Chris
tensen, Seattle; Miss Jorgine Enest
vedt. Sacred Heart, Minn., and 31
other letters and congratulatory felicitations.
After a brief stay at the beaches,
Mr. and Mrs. Gulhaugen will move
into the Lutheran parsonage in Ken
newlck, Wash.
Jaeobbergrer-Colby.
The marriage on last Wednesday of
Mrs. Lovetta Colby and Joseph Jacob
berger came as a surprise to their
many friends. The engagement had
previously been announced to only a
few intimate friends. .
The weddhig was held in the Church
of St. Agatha, Rev. Father John Cum
misky officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by the relatives alone.
Miss Ann Jacobberger, sister of the
bridegroom, attended as bridesmaid.
M. J. Givler was best man. Miss Mar
garet Givler sang Gounod s "Ave
Maria" and "O Perfect Love." Fred
erick Goodrich was organist.
The bride was attired in a tailleur
of soft gray tricotine. Her hat was
an attractive model of Harding blue
effectively touched with gray. She
carried an arm bouquet of sweet peas
and spring flowers of delicate pastel
shades.
The bridesmaid was gowned in a
MISCELLANEOUS.
Neah-Kah-Nie
Tavern
NEAH-KAH-N1B MOUNTAIN.
Open July 1. Reservations arranged
after July 4. Write or phone.
S. a. REED.
Nehalem. Or.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
fnd
New Limited Trains
ASTORIA
and
Clatsop Beach Points
SEASIDE GEARHART
' ' On and After Sunday, June 19
. ' ' IEAVIXG PORTLAND. ,
NEW SEASHORE LIMITED Daily train. No. 29. will leave at 8:3d
A. M. for Astoria. Fort Stevens, Gearhart and Seaside. Stops at
St. Helens, Rainier and Clatskanle.
WEEK-END SPECIAL, Saturday only (now running) Leaves at
1:45 P. M. for Astoria,;. Gearhart and Seaside.
EXPRESS TRAIN NO. 21 Will leave at 7:05 A. M. Instead of 8:15
A. M.. for Astoria. Seaside and iatermediate points.
RAINIER LOCAL, NO. 27 Will leave at 5:15 P. M. instead of 5:20
P.M. ,
i ARRIVING PORTLAND.
NEW SEASHORE LIMITED Daily train. No. 32. will leave Seaside
6:20 P. M.J Gearhart 6:27. Astoria 7:15; arrive Portland 10:30 P. M.
WEEK-END SPECIAL, Sunday only-Will leave Seaside 5:50 P. M..
.Gearhart 5:57, Astoria 6:45; arrive Portland 10:00 P. M.
sand colored canton crepe simply em
broidered in blue. Her hat was of
the same material and color. The
bridesmaid's bouquet was pale lav
ender sweet peas.
Arter a wedding breakfast the
couple left for a tr'p through Cali
fornia and the Tosemite Park. Upon
returning they will make their home
at Hillsdale.
The bride has been entertained at
many small luncheons and teas given
by friends who knew of the engage
ment. The bridegroom is an architect
SOCIKTY PERSONALS.
Carl H. Mett left recently for Los
Angeles, where he will visit friends.
Mrs. Julian Liebes of San Fran
cisco, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar
tin Marks, i
Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Trommald left
Thursday for Hurope. They will be
joined in Boston by their son John.
Allen' Flynn. son of Mrs. L. L.
Flynn, entertained 15 members of
his graduating class at a party last
Thursday night.
Mrs.' Charles Leigh, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. J. O. Gibson, spent
the week in British Columbia visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Isabel Paul is the house guest
of Miss Belle Simon. Miss Paul ar
rived from Boston last Saturday to
attend the Simon-Paul wedding.
Mrs. J. P. Howe has ben entertain
ing: her sisters Mrs. Frances Lundwail
of Seattle, and Mrs. Harl Cook of Spo
kane, and her nenhew. Philip A. Mar-
quam, at her home, 352 East Forty
seventh street.
Mrs. Harry Van Alst of New York
city arrived In Portland recently to
pass the summer. She is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. John Harkins. .
Miss Oritae J. Mutzig of Seaview.
Wash., has been in Portland spending
a few days with her many friends.
Several informal affairs were given
for Miss Mutzig.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hagen (Doris
Brown) are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son Wednesday,
June 8. The little one will be known
as Robert Elmer.
Earl C. Ward, Jr., returned from
Stanford university Thursday and
will spend the summer with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ward, at the
Bretnor apartments. .
Mrs. James H. Lemons (Grace
O'Neill) has returned from a two
months' visit at 'the Ambassador ho
tel in Los Angeles, after being de-
ightfully entertained there.
Mr. and Mrs." E. A. Miller, former
ly of 731 Upper drive, left last week
for Maryland, where they will visit
relatives. They will travel by auto
mobile and expect to be gone about
four months.
Mrs. Grace C. Dempsey and daugh
ter Zilpha Dempsey recently returned
to Portland after an absence of six
months. The winter was spent at
Mrs. Dempsey's former home in Bos
ton and the spring months in Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Maher, 609
East Thirteenth street north, are re
ceiving conp ratulat'ons from their
friends on the arrival of a son. The
baby was born June 13 in Good
Samaritan . hospital. He has been
named Patrick Kaptur Maher,
Mrs. Frances M. Sutcliffe and Miss
Helen Smith were visitors in the city
during the week. They came to at
tend the commencement exercises at
Hill Military academy, where- Wallace
Smith, nephew and brother, respec
tively, of the visitors, was a graduate,
Lieutenant Elmer K.' Pettibone, who
was stationed at Camp Benning. Ga,
has been in Portland on a month's
leave visiting his mother, Mrs. Anna
Pettibone, He has Just received word
from the war department to report
for duty at Camp Lewis.
.Mrs. M. E. Terpening of Honolulu
was in Portland during the week to
attend the graduation of her brother,
Walton Hester, at Hill Military
academy. Mrs. M. M. Hester of Day
ton, Wash., was another visitor who
was in the city for the same occa
sion. . Mrs. Margaret Chesterfield of De
troit, Mich., is visiting her sister.
Mrs. R. A. Marshall, of 1008 East
Ninth street North. Mrs. Marshall
entertained at a card party Friday
afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs.
Henry Hendricks. Mrs. Chesterfield
Is the mother of Dr. A. P. Chester
field of Detroit.
Alta Eastham Travis, physical direc
tor Portland high schools, wll' spend
the summer In Los Angeles, where she
will continue" work In ballet pag
eantry and physical training. Mrs.
Travis is motoring down, accompa
nied by Jack Routledge. physical di
rector of B'nal B'rith, Miss Barbara
Strieff and Mrs. Margaret Richardson,
to be cone about six weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. McDanie will
return today from the east after
having been absent two months. Dr.
MoDaniel attended the American
Medical association convention at
Boston, also the different post
graduate clinics at Baltmore, Phila
delphia and New York hospitals. Hi
spent the last week at the Mayo
clinic Mrs. McDaniel stayed in Chi
cago visiting her sister, Mrs. Irvin
Harpp.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Hartley of
Goldendale, Wash., were in the city
Wednesday for the commencement
exercises at Hill Military academy.
Their son Frederick was one of the
graduates. Dr. and Mrs. Goodrich of
Fresno, Cal., whose son, Wilton, was
In the same class, and Mrs. MacWood
of La Grande, Mrs. Archie Conley of
La Grande and Mrs." Ramsey of Se
attle were others who were here for
the same commencement exercises.
Mrs. Emma Cornelius Blum of San
Francisco is visiting at the home of
her nephew. Dr. C. W. Cornelius of
718 Wayne street. Mrs. Blums par
ents were among the pioneers who
crossed the plains in 1S45. She was
born several years later in Oregon
and is the only surviving member of
the family of 13 children. She for
merly lived in Portland, but has been
away for 21 years and is greatly in
terested in the growth and prosperity
of the city.
Miss Gwendolen Jane, a popular
Portland girl, has been appointed I
swimming instructor at the T. W. C
A. She had her early training at
Reading, England, and took honors in
the marathon race in the Thames. For
five years she was a member of the
Multnomah club, where she has many
friends. In 1914 she was given a life
saving certificate at Somerset, Eng
land. Returning to the United Stater
she was made life guard and instruc
tor In swimming for the city of Port
land public tanks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Peterson of 129
Laddington court, Laurelhurst, have
Just returned from an extensive auto
trip through California, where they
visited various friends and places of
interest. Their stay at Ocean Park.
Cal., with Mrs. Peterson's aister. Mn.
J. W. Thurman, was of unusual Inter
est and they visited Pasadena, Long
Beach,- Los Angeles. Santa Barbara.
Paso Robles, Fresno, San Francisco
and Alameda. They have been enter
taining as house guests Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Courtney, late of Hongkong.
China, and who will now reside in
San Francisco.
Arthur H. George of St. Helens
and his daughter. Miss Lulu George,
a teacher In Mount Tabor school, left
rortland Friday night for the east.
They will be met in Montana by Miss
L,otta nee of central library, and
after visiting in Wisconsin and Chi
cago win sail from' Montreal for
England. July 1. They plan to re
turn in November and in the mean
time wfll visit many educational cen
ters in France and England. Mr.
and Miss George have been house
guests of the Percy Thomas Georges
for the last ten days, and have been
much entertained, the final affair
being a dinner at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Lewis van Orshoven In St
Helens.
DRY LEADERS TO GATHER
Prophet of Prohibition Will Retire
From Active Work in Kh-lil.
riTTSRURG, June IS. Tomorrow
will mark the pausing from active
work of Dr. John 11. Woolley, who for
23 years was a leading figure In pro
hibition circles. Many of the fore
most "dry" leaders of the nation will
gather here on that day to attend
exercises Incident to the retirement
of Dr. Wooley, who was the prohibi
tion candidate for president of, the
United States in 1900. A feature of
the exercises will be the presentation
to the doctor of a 150.000 purse gath
ered by the ohn U. Wolley testi
monial arrangement committee.
Dr. Woolley, known by his associ
ates as the "prophet of prohibition."
practiced law at Minneapolis for sev
eral years before becoming Identified
with the Anti-Saloon league. He Is
an orator of repute and the author of
several books.
Only four statues of women, with
the exception of royal effigies, are to
bffound In England. They arc Slater
Dora, in Walsall. Florence Night
ingale, In Waterloo place, London;
Sarah Siddons on Paddlngton Green,
and Nurse Citvcll In St. Martin's place,
LorNlnn.
RESORT
Mountain, River, Lake and Beach Resorts
Mt. Hood Summer Resorts
SOUTH SIDE
Rhododendron Inn
On Still Creek and Zig Zag River. Large rustic hotel, cottages and
tents. Dance hall, fine outdoor cement swimming pool; gentle saddle
horses; croquet groSnd and tennis court; mountain trails; good mea'.s.
Rates $4 per day; f 21 to $25 per week. Mrs. E. Franzetti, Prop.
Rhododendron, Oregon.
Government Camp Hotel
Is situated at the base of South Mount Hood and the view of the
mountain from this point js superb. The wonderful glaciers and
crevasses are within walking distance. Guides are furnished for trips
to the summit. Rates $4 per day, f 25 per week. L. F. Pridemore, prop.
Rhododendron, Oregon. ; ' ; "
ARRAH WANNA HOTEL The Most Picturesque Summer Resort in
the Mt. Hood Foothills. -
Ton owe it to yourself and family to spend a few days at this wonderful moon
tain resort. The rushing' mountain streams, towerlns; timbers and gorgeous scenery
make this Nature's paradise. The bracing mountain air makes "eating time"
the most important hour of the day and the wonderful cuisine" of this great hotel
la alone worth the price of one s stay.
Dally auto stages leave for Arrah Wanna from the Irvlngton Garage. East 15th
and Broadway. Reservations may bs made either by long distance or by letter
aciilresse! to Arrah Wanna Hotel, via .Cherryvllle. Or. For further information call
Main 732. Rates J25 per week $45 per week for two perrons..
Mil. AND MRS. GKOKCF, I,. KI'KNCF.R. lessees.
NEWPORT.
TILLAMOOK BEACHES.
AGATE BEACH INN
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One of the most picturesque And
beautifully located resort hotels on the
Oregon coast. Midway between New
port and Cape Foul weather, overlook-
Ins; the ocean. Large, airy rooms, com
fortable beds, famous for the excel
lence of our culwlne. Daily mail, phone.
On Roosevelt Highway. For rates and
reservations address Mn. Katherino
;eors;e, Ajratr llearh I. O., Or.
Minthorn Sea Baths
NEWPORT. OREGON.
Hot salt water baths have proved
very beneficial In ci.ses of rheumattsm
and nervous disorders. Chiropractic
treatment given if desired. Light
housekeeping rooms In the same build
ing. Hot salt baths 3. cents For
rates and reservations address
DK. . T. CROCKER. Prop.
Hotel Gilmore
(Formerly the Cliff House).
NEWPORT, OREGON.
Located directly on Nye Beach, over
looking the ocean. Comfortably heated
rooms. . Hot and cold w ater In every
room. Meals a la carte: service the
best. Free bus to and from the boat.
For reservations acdress
' P. G. GILMORE, Proprietor.
Lake Lyttle Hotel
' OPEN JULY 1
7
One mile south of Rockaway Beach, situated on beau
tiful Lake Lyttle, facing the ocean. Good auto road
all the way. Hunting, fishing, crabbing, etc. Accom
modations for
American plan,
address
auto parties. Reasonable rates.
For rates and further information
Julia M. Parker, Rockaway, Oregon
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TILLAMOOK BEACHES
And This Vcm Make It
Bayocean
Oregon's combined seat and moun
tain resort. M.iffnif icent. sun
kissed beaches; innumerable moun
tain trails.
Art ficially heated SALT
WATER NATATOKIUM. B l ir
roomy hotel, tl.bO up: private
bungalows, $14 weekly, 40 month
ly. Tents, 3.5u weeKly.
Bayocean
Opens Saturday, June 25
. Phone Main M05 or Call at its
Chamber of Commircr Hldg. far
Ku-trK and Literature.
BIISCELLANEOUS
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Thf AMipv t(Elmore HoteV
C JL.Kt KlK J I Rockaway, Oregon.
Newport,- Oregon.
Serving- the public for 50 years
95 pood rooms, electric 1 1 g n i s,
steam heat, hot and cold water
Excellent Meala Served a la Carte.
Write for Reaervatlona.
Mt. Hood Auto Stages
The Reliance Mt. Hood Anto Stagea leave Routledge Seed A Floral Co.,
145 Second St., bet. Morrison and Aider Phone Main 172. at it A. M.. daily
(also during July and August, at 2 P. M. daily, except Sunday). Round
trip fare to Arrah Wanna. Welches, Tawneys or Rhododendron J6.00.
Government Camp $8.00. Owned and operated by the IRVItfGTON
UARAUE & ALTO CO, Inc., J. L. S. Snead. Pres.-Mgr., East 15th and
Broadway. Phone East 135, Portland, Oregon. MAKE RESERVATIONS
IN AUVANCK.
LAKE RESORTS
BOZANTA TAVERN
, HAYDEN LAKE, IDAHO.
Most beautiful resort in Idaho. The Tavern has Just been thoroughly
renovated and modernized. Hayden Lake has an elevation of 2242 feet
above sea level. A most delightrui mountain resort lor people wno live
in the lower altitudes. FOR PASTIME- An lS-hole golf course, tennis
courts, bass and trout fishing, boating and swimming. For rates and
reservations of rooms or cabins, address DAN J. MOOHL, Prop.
COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY
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Round Trip Fares
All Summer to
Clatsop and North .Beaches
C1 Cn Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Dt-OU Limit Monday.
$6 00 V"T D"y" ijlmlt October
War Tax 8 Additional.
All Trains le North Bank Station. Illustrated Folder, Tickets and
t Parlor Car Seats at
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE, SD AND WASHINGTON STS.
NORTH BANK STATION 10TH AND HOVT STS.
MRS. M. E. HENDERSON'S CROWN POINT CHALET
Finest chicken dinners on the highway. 1OO0 feet above the Columbia river. This
vantHge point commands a view of the river for 65 miles. From Its wide veranda
can be seen Table Mountain, L(One Rock, Cape Horn, Silver Star and Rooster Rock.
At their feet the broad expanse of the majestic river spreads its waters.
Crown Point Chalet has a kind of hospitality that wins and holds the friendship
of every guest; open air danblng on balcony. Special hall suitable for business
men to hold conventions. And the chicken dinners are unsurpassed. Make reserva
tions by calling Mrs. Henderson, long distance, through Corbett.
COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY.
Mizpah Inn
TUB HOME OF GOOD EATS.
Special chicken dinners, family style.
Meals at all hours, day or night. Don't
phone, drive out. Three miles east of
Troutdale. on main Columbia River
Highway.
MRS. A. O. VAXDERGRIFF.
THE JNN OF THE
BRIDGE OF THE iODS.
CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON.
A quiet, homelike place, on the Co
lumbia River Highway, where tourist
will enjoy home cooking, In homelike
surroundings. Individual service, per
sonal attention. In our cafe adjoin
ing Is served only quality food, pre
pared under the supervision of Mrs.
Madden. . The famous Cascade Locks
mre Just 100 yards from this hotel, and
the rapids In plain view. , Mrs. N. Jeo
nfe Madden.
Chanticleer Inn
OX COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY.
A superb view of the Columbia River
Gorge and Ml Hood is well worth
coming across the continent to eee.
Our own ranch supplies our table. Our
flower garden invites your attention.
Phone or write owner and manager,
MRS. MARIE A. MORGAN. Corbett, Or.
HOOD RIVER VALLEY
THE HOERLEIN RANCH
For Vacationists, Hood RtTer, Or.
A country place In the woodland of
' scenlo Hood Hlver gorge. The rushing
river, fishing, tramping. Unsurpassed
view of valley and mountains. Spacious
rustic home with individual sleeping
porches, also tent accommodations. Ap
preciative guests pronounce this the
ideal place to spend a vacation in the
Hood River valley.
Addrews Hoerlin Bros. Phone 6779.
Waucoma Cottages
Situated on Hood Klver Heights,
overlooking Columbia River and com.
' manding view of Mt. Adams. Hotel
and Cottages. Sundav dinners a spe
- cialty. l'hone 3014 Hood Kiver.
MRS. J. W. FORBES,
HOOO KIVER. OKDUO.V.
Cottage Farm
MRS. ALMA HOWE, PROP.
Hood Kiver; Oregon.
A delightful place to spend your va
cation or week-end.
Hotel or private cottages. Command
Ing view of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams
NEWPORT TENT CITY
NEWPORT. OREGON.
Forty cottages and tents, completely
furnished except top neuuing ana sil
verware. Jbiiectnc ngnifl in collages,
water and wood. In sight of ocean.
Bus meets boat. Stage for Agate
Beach and Otter Rock leaves trom
Tent City each morning, tor reser
vations address
A. J. VAN WASSENHOVE,
Newport, Oregon.
OTTER ROCK HOTEL
OTTKIt ROCK. OREGON.
Come to Otter Kock and have a real
vacation, restful and homelike. Hotel
on edge of bluff overlooking ocean,
x.iir Uevll'i Punch Bowl. Fine fish
ing off the rocks, lots of mussels and
clams. No better eats on the Oregon
coast. Board and room $14 a .week.
You will like It. Ten miles north of
Newport. Write to
THOMAS H. HORNING. Otter Rock, Or.
Sea Crest Cottages
NEWPORT. OREOON.
iTwo to four-room furnished cottages
fronting the beach. Fre. bus from boat.
Addrens CHK1H ARMS
CANNON BEACH .
Warren Hotel
M. S. Warren, Prop., Ecola, Oregon.
Situated on Canon Beach, ths
scenic beach of Oregon. The mos:
unique hotel on Oregon coast.
Service the best. Rates reasonable
Bathine. fishtnsr. clam diftcinir.
crabs, etc. Local and long-distance
telephone. stage meets ail trains
at beaside.
Hotel Ecola
Ecola, Oregon.
On the ocean front near Haystack
Rock. Restaurant in connection.
A splendid . place to spend your
vacation. R. E. Becker, Blgr.
CANNON BEACH MAIL
STAGE
Merritt St Jones, Prop.
Passengers, Baggage and Express.
Meets All Trains at beasiae.
Write for Reservations.
KCOT.A. OREGON.
The best hotel on the Rockaway
Beach. Ocean view from every
room. American plan. Kitchen
and dining room unsurpassed For
information address J. J. Krebs.
Rockaway. Oregon. I
HOTEL MANHATTAN
Manhattan llearh. Or.
The place you will like. Finest
bathing beach on the coast. Very
best of home cooking. A com
fortable home-like place for far
ilies. Special attention given to
week-end parties. Good automo
bile road lust completed. Make
jour reservations for the 4th of
July. For rates and reservations
call Auto. 624-95 or write Mrs.
1). E. Larkln. Manhattan Beach.
Or.. Tillamook Co.
Make ' Vacation Time a Pleasure
Classic Riuge House and Camps Xe-
halem. Or., via Tillamook train) open
July 1. Kor reservations address J. H..
It. H. Edwarrti, 1115 4th at., at Morri
son. Alain Service or self service.
SEASIDE
Locksley Hall
Seaside. Oreoron.
Overlooking the ocean. Family
trade a epeclalty. Rooms with or
without baths Use of kitchen and
dlninK rom without extra charge.
Under new management. For rates
ana reservations address
MRS. c. n. ROSS,
Seaside. Or.
The Andora
New Famllr Hotel. Seaside. Or.
Large, airy rooms, hot and cold
water, steam heat: home-cooked
meals, family style. Rates f3 per
day and up.
SIRS. A. M. JOBSON. Prop.
P. O. Box KM, 418 N. 7th Sf.
KA2ELWQC
HAZELWOOD
SUPREME
VARIETY
The Ideal
Vacation
Candy
An assortment of delicious
chocolates and home - made
Specials, ranging in prices
from
$1.25 to $6.23 per Box
HAZELWOOD
Confectionery and Restaurants
127 Broadway
388 Washington
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Visit the Beautiful
Multnomah Falls
Hazelwood
A delightful place to have
breakfast or light luncheons
any time during the day.
Also ' High-Class Confections,
Soft Drinks and Cigars
Situated at Multnomah Falls
on Columbia River Highway
CANNON BEACH HOTEL
Why not spend your vacation at
Cannon Beach the beach of a
thousand wonders? Cannon Beach
Hotel opens July 1. For Informa
tion address D. A. Osburn, prp-
prier.
MT. HOOD
La Casa Monte Inn
South Mt. Hood "
Chicken Dinner served every Sun
day this season. Long distance
to Welches, or address
MRS. W. J. FAUBION,
Welches, Oregon
TROUT LAKE, WASH.
HOTEL GULER
In the beautiful Trout Lake Valley,
Washington. Good trout finning in the
lake, in Trout creek or White Salmon
river. Visit the lava and ice caves.
Automobile road to Mount Adams.
Amusement hall with dancing and bil
liards, near hotel. Rates $2.o0 per day.
$15 per week. Can furnish campers'
supplies. GULER-TROUT LAKE-PORTLAND
auto stage leaves Imperial hotel,
Portland, twice a week. n
I'nder New Management,
The
Beacon Hotel
Wlke and Beckman, Propa.
Concrete Buildine, Hut Water.
KverythinK Modern.
Write for KeaervMtona.
733 Hroadway, Srnwldr, lr.
NORTH BEACH
The Shelhurne
(TWELFTH SEASON)
Long-distance telephone In hotel.
Two blocks from-ocean. Buy your
ticket to Shelburne station. Writs
for reservation!. American plan.
MRS. T. J. HO ARE. Sea View, Waaa.
HOTEL SUNSET
Beach Center Station, Lobk Beach,
Wank.
Facing ocean, fine surf bathing;
sea foods a specialty. Comfort
able and scrupulously clean. Mod
ern. Special rates for families
Under same management for two
years For rates and reservations
address H. B. SISAL,
Long Beach. Wait,
LONG BEACH HOTEL
Long Bench. Wash.
"Located on the world famous Lonr
Beach. Clams, crabs, emrf bathing. This
hotel is well prepared to make your
stay pleasant. Large, airy rooms, ocean
In view. Some very desirable cottatres
for rent. Rates reasonable. For fur
ther information address
H. H. Tinker. Prop.. T.ong Beach. Waah.
Portland and the North
west's f i n e s t hostelry.
Rates $2.50 and Up
Splendid grill and fa
cilities for entertaining
private parties.
Portland, Oregon
AIRPLANE SERVICE
DAILY SCHKIH I K TO ASTORIA AND
bKAKIDK. ,
Special fllgrhta anywhere, any time.
Coat surprisingly low, efficiency sur
prisingly high. "Srt Portland and the
surrounding country from the air."
OBEGOX, WASHINGTON St IDAHO
AJUI-LANE CO.
Phone Broadway 33.
ASTORIA AND WAY POINTS
STR. GEORGIANA
Round trip dully (except Friday)
Leave Portland 8 A. M.
Alder-street Dot-lc.
Direct Connections for Seaside.
FABK H.OO EACH WAV.
Four-day Week-end Hound Trip. $3.00.
Night boat dally (except Sunday)
7:30 P. M.
Direct connections for North Bench.
Wain UK, KH-it. Alder-St. Doric.
DAILY PASSKNCKR SERVlfK
CANADA
Calls You!
Through tba bracing Northland
a journey vivid with majestic
cenery,and multiform delights !
Amidst setting of sparkling
lakes and lowering mountains,
you can camp and fish, canoo
and loaf in Canada's revivifying
air tingling with the scents of
balsam and of pine. Or choose
instead, restful stopovers at the
Dominion's most famous hotels.
The "Continental Limited
th trmin-ds-lux across Canada caa
i b mat at many points. See the A mar
ran Alp. Mt. Robonaa"JaprParkM
Mt. Edith CaTell. Tbre ar optional
routes, including n delichlful scenic
boat trip via the "inndn p ' .
through Vancouver Prince Rupert.
Compute your summer -mt tn Alaska
and tha Coast by travellins; comfort
ably through Canada the w sudor
land of beauty.
Low Tourist Fares
To Mountain Resorts and points Cast
from Juno to September, inclusive.
Every assistance iladly given in plan
ning your tour.
Fast bound yon can CO throucK to St.
Paul Chicago, Toronto, Montreal.
Boston or New York. Call on or write
Canadian National Railways
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
J. F. McGuire
902 Second Ave,
Seattle, Wash.
WHITE SALMON. WASH.
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bl JkifeisiksaWsam I ssnsnaiil si
.snVHftluraUL
Hotel Taylor ASTORIA, SEASIDE
OCEAJT ..PARK, WASH.
Best Family Resort on North
Beach.
Rates $14 per Week. Meala 50c
Home Cook In sr. Rleetrle I.lEhta.
AND WAY POINTS
Autos Lv. Portland 2 A. M., B A. M.
Autos Lv. Astoria 7:30 A. M., S:1J P. M.
Office and Waiting Room
New Houston Hotel,
Sixth and Everett. TeL Br. 188.
Orrnn Motor Tinnwinrtatlnn Co.. Ine.
lllhUsHU-A'U'ill.
i Conducted ainnw lines most I n v 1 1 1 ti
I o men nna women o refined lustes
r.Seud for Illustrated Konklet.
MltS. V. IV. 4. KKCKKHH.
rnhlle Iwlmon, Wunli. 1'hone 7M-VI.I
THE JEWETT FARM
RESORT
Atop the Columbia htchlands. xtn r-
nlficfnt vlrwn. nplfndiU mraln mnd
rverytiilng to make your stny clniant.
Good fishing. Hntes $i par a ay, IIS
per week. Address
MI JEN NIK JF1VFTT.
tluite bnlmon, Wash.
COLBURN HOTEL
WHITE SALMON. WASH.
Hre Is a new trio for vou. Prnm
Portland to White Snlmnn on Hi
north bank of the Columbia. 8tnyoer
nicht at White Salmon ami 1-srk nrt
day. via the ferry to the Ore iron sM.
Kor 15 years e have been serving the
puhllc acneptably. Airy rooms, com
fortable beds, good mm Is, inodornte
rates. C. 1. CULBl US. IVopnrtor.
WHITE SALMON. WASH.
See ths picturesque Whits Siilmon
country. visit Mount Adams. Inva
caves and the l'S caves. Kins rixhlns
and huntln. Btop over nlaht wlthui
we will furnish you oil. giis. servlre.
storage, accessories and expert repairs.
SORTKR'ft GAKACK. White Salmon.
Wnih. Ulllik PfMlfnc.