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NEWS FROM BEACH RESORTS
THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JULY 30, 1922
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(Continued From Page 6.)
week was the celebration of Misa
Barbara Preuitt's 10th birthday with
a party oh Wednesday. The after
noon was spent playing games, and
refreshments were served. The
guests included Bvadne Moore,
Junior Mooore, Marian Preuitt, Mar
guerite Fyfe, Fanny Sherman, Elsie
Miller, Felice Avery, Mrs. Avery,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Weller.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ward and
daughters, A. D. Keenan and- Mrs.
M. McFaren are spending a few
weeks at the Avery home here.
Among the recent arrivals at me
Ts'orth Beach inn are Doris Wolcott,
Mrs. Backer and daughters, Miss
luarv Pfittv. Mrs. Nellie Apperson,
Air nnd Mrs. H
F. L'avmsou, mib.
Sarah Smith, Marie Carlton and j
Mahpl Snowbererer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer and
son, John Jr., spent a few days at
the Phil Dwyer.
Clifford Nichols and children,
Delia and Clifford, are guests at the
Dr. Herbert Nichols summer home.
Richard Hughes is enjoying a
two weeks' stay with his mother
here.
Recent arrivals at Broadway court
are Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewis, Mrs.
T. M. Navak and daughter, Mrs, C.
Morrison, Mrs. R. Haviland, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Weber, Miss Wilma Weber,
Mildred and Margaret Cox.
Mrs. M. A. McPherrel and Douglas
Kean are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Thompson.
Mrs. Phil Bates and sons, Stephen
and Guy, have taken the Quinn cot
tage for the remainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tanner have
returned to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Schloth mo
tored to the beach last Sunday. Mr.
Schloth returned to Portland, but
Mrs. Schloth is spending a week as
the guest of Mrs. J. C. Watson.
Mrs. J. L. Boise and family have
opened their attractive summer
home at Tioga. They will remain
for a fortnight.
William Kennel spent the week
end with his family summering
here. , ,
Mrs. E. L. Shaffer is entertaining
as her guests Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Arnold. Mr. Shaffer spent the week
end here.
Mrs. L. Cresse is the house guest
of Mrs. Henry Dickson.
Domiciled in the Payne cottage
Ue Mrs. M Panattone and children.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Freiwald and
daughter Eleanor are recent arrivals
at the beach.
Mrs. F. G. Vengelen and children
have returned to Portland after a
fortnight's stay at Seamore court.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frantz and
daughter Dorothy are vacationing
here. Miss Frances Burke has keen
their guest.
Miss L. Bertz, Mrs. C. Byrne and
son Vincent and Elmer Hughes are
guests at the George Bertz home.
James Brady was a visitor here
last week.
Mrs. E. J. Clark and baby of Pen
dleton will spend the remainder of
the season here.
H. P. Busch is a guest at the
"Seldom Inn" cottage.
Mrs. William Holbrook of Helena,
Mont, and Mrs. B. M. Bartlette are
guests at the Pruitt home. v
Mrs. A. G. Hobson has taken the
Baumgarten cottage for the season.
Domiciled in the Wagini cottage
are .Mr. and Mrs. V. Wagini, Mrs. H.
Rademacher and son and Arthur
Stephan.
Mrs. A. Jackson and daughter are
among the new arrivals.
J. B. Darby and Earl Hughes spent
the week-end at "Ocean Wave" cot
tage. ;
Mrs. Mathiot is entertaining as
her goests Mrs. George Keller and
son.
Occupying the Kadderly cottage
are Al Kadderly and daughter, Mrs.
Don Rae and little daughter, Anna
Pauline.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rose and chil
dren, Foster, Margaret, Langdon and
Laura May, are domiciled in their
summer home on the boulevard.
Myra and Dena Jones are spend
ing their vacation at the Willows
cottage.
Mrs. A. C. Fenning has as her
house guest her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Dressel.
Mrs. J. Rometch and grandsons,
John and Jeddy, will occupy the
Crusoe cottage for the month of
August.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson and
daughter Beatrice of Troutdale are
domiciled in the Sylvadale cottage
at Tioga.
Mrs. Bert Hicks is the guest of
Tier daughter.
Misa Audrey Showalter is a guest
at the Chambreau cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pago and
daughters, Frances and Helen, have
arrived to spend the season at their
Rummer home at Tioga.
Mrs. W. Woli and son Joseph and
Mrs. F. E. Weisse will .occupy the
MeCormick cottage for a month.
F. G. Allard and daughter Frances
have been visiting Mrs. Wolf.
Mrs. W. M. Byrne and children,
Margaret and Wilfred, and Mrs.
George Bertz and son motored to
Portland for a few days.
Amone the recent arrivals at the
Clover cottage are L. L. Maclay,
Mrs. J. W. Mount and Lou warren,
Dr. Elizabeth E. Brown of Denver,
Colo.: Mrs. A. E. Wrightman and
A. Edgar Wrightman Jr. of Silver-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sloane and sons
are recent beach arrivals.
Mrs. R. C. Livingston is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. A. Sheridan.
Domiciled in the Pioneer cottage
are Mrs. A. D. Kern and family.
Mrs. James Wendell is a guest at
the Hagar cottage.
Mrs. -A. O'Hanlon, has had as her
guests Mrs. P. McDonald and Arthur
Wachline.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Rogers have
taken the Davison cottage for a
fortnight.
Mrs. L. Strube and Miss Marie
Strube are vacationing at Long
Beach. : "
Mrs. Harry Morgan and daughter,
Margaret Janet, are the guests of
Mrs. J. R. Marshall.
Among the late arrivals at the
North Beach inn are Mrs. J. W.
i Seaney, Lora Connell, Mabel Snow
berger, Marie Carlton, William D.
Schmidt, R. Vanderwol and Miss L.
Vanderwol.
Mildred Wright, Roslyn Main,
Mabel Marshall and Bessie Jeffcoot
were week-end guests at the J. R.
Marshall cottage.
Mrs. W. C. Noon and Mrs. West
brook Dickson and daughter, Mary
Louise, have gone to Portland for
a few days.
Elsie Gustafson, Selma Gustafson,
Fay Beaver and Mrs. R. E. Finch
are vacationing at the Clover cot
tage. T. D. Dinneen has returned to
Portland after spending -a few days
here as the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. E. P. Murphy.
SEAVIEW
HAS
CABARET
Monday Night Dancing Delightful
' Event for Vacationists.
SEAVIEW, Wash., July 29. (Spe
cial.) All who attended the dance
here Monday night enjoyed a, real
treat,, for instead of being just an
ordinary dance it proved to be a
cabaret 'as well. Miss Reba Dosier
a visitor from Portland, played the
piano and sang and Miss Lucille
Stone of Ilwaco joined in the enter
tainment with whistling and sing'
ing, and it was not long until the-
hall was crowded and all were doing
their share of the entertainment.
These dances are most interesting
for the Paul Jones is never left o
the programme and adds much to
the spirit of friendliness which al
ways is noticeable at gatherings
held here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kupert V. Hauser
and Mr. and Mts. Kenneth D. Hauser
were guests at the Hotel Seaview
during the last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiernan are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
T. M. Joyce.
Mrs. M. Blanc and daughter have
taken a cottage here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Donnell
j and son, Walter Jr., will pass the
month of August at the summer
borne of Mrs. William O'Donnell.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Shelburne hotel are Mrs. M. Miller
and daughter, Dr. Lee Paul, Miss
E. L. Robinson, Katharine Barker,
Mrs. Ida M. Phelps, G. M. Hackett,
August Dippell, Herman Murray, K.
Shibley and Rev. E. B. Kenney.
J. T. Concannon and daughter
Florence are new arrivals. They
wiLl pass two weeks at the Concan
non home here.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Hagedorn and
children have opened their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Knight have
taken a cottage near Holman for the
remainder of the season.
Mr3. Sullivan and Miss Ella Sulli
van are house guests of Mrs. C. Re
gan. Mr. Regan was & week-end
visitor. .
Miss K. Dowd has returned to
Portland. '
Edna Bower was the week-end
guest of Mrs. E. P. Martin.
The Misses Jane Ladd and Miss
Isabel Schetky entertained a group
of young folk, including a number
of cadets from the Hill military
summer camp, at a picnic at North
Head, Wednesday.
The Sunset hotel has been the
scene of many informal dinner par
ties and gatherings during the
week.
Mrs. Jack C. Lewis has as her
guest Mrs. B. G. Skulason.
Margaret Dillane and Mabel Mc
Coy are passing a few days here as
the guests of Ida Leigh.
Mrs. R. B. Knight entertained a
group of her friends at tea last
Monday. )
Mrs. O. Streibeg and daughter
tav6 arrived at their cottage.
Mrs. E. S. Schacht and grandson
may be found at their summer home
here.
Mrs. L. A. Harned and son Hal are
among the new arrivals. '
Dr. K. P. Moran and family are
domiciled in the Wolford cottage.
R. E. Bondurant spent the week
end with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vogel and
daughter, Miss Catherine Vogel, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Rittenmore of
Tacoma are vacationing at Hotel
Seaview. Other late arrivals at the
hotel are: Mrs. F. S. Thomas of
Los Angeles, W. Carr of Seattle,
Mrs. B. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Lyness of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Barakey, Mr. and Mrs. A B.
Prana and Frank Prana of Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. M. MoClure of Port
Townsend, Mrs. Margaret Hammer,
Alice Hammer, Mrs. E. C. Bloomer
of Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
Gilbert and Grace.
E. J. Brown and family have
opened their cottage here and will
remain for the season.
Mrs. T. Allard and son Winston of
Troutdale, Or., will pass a. fortnight
at the Seacrest cottages.
The Misses Nell Wallace and Nell
Morgan will pass a week at Seavieiw
as the guests of Mrs. O. C. Spencer.
The guest list at the Gables in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kletzer
of Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Harder, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dry-
aen, (xrace Howatt, Ernest Gardener
of-St. Helens and E. S. Snelllng.
B. K. Green and family are domi
ciled in their cottage here.
Mrs. Henry Koerber of Portland
s the guest of Mrs. Eugene Hoch
Jr., at the Mon Vepos cottage. She
win remain for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Catlin and
family of Kelso have taken a cot
tage here for the month.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sherk and fam
ily of Walla Walla are domiciled in
the Estes cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McKeen and
family of Walla Walla are among
the late arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walton and
eon Maurice of Hood River are
bouse guests of Mrs. O. A. Cook.
Mrs. C. S. Smith and family are
vacationing at the Capser cottage.
Guests at the Sunset hotel are:
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Nilditch and son,
Mr. and Mrs. D. A.. Williams and
son, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Tessel and
family, Maurice Joseph, Vennice
Callison and Ralph Flinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. McLellan,
Mrs. L. P. Hart and Mrs. A. L. Cun
ningham are enjoying a short stay
with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ries at
their summer home here.
Mrs. F. Sealy is entertaining Mrs.
M. O. Winch of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schabnen are
domiciled in the Sechtem cottage.
Mrs. W. C. Duniway, who is Dass-
I ing a fortnight at the Gables, was
r.onor guest at a picnic supper on
the beach last week. The guests
were Mrs. Duniway and son Billy,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone, Mrs.
R. C. Baker and daughter, Ruth
Baker, Mrs. Bonnie Gensmore and
Neal Gensmore.
The Wesley Ladd family have ar
rived at their beach home.
Mts. C. E. Carlson and Miss Emma
Nelson will occupy the Heitkemper
cottage for a week.
Mrs. L. Figaly and children. Mabel,
Lulu and Morris, are passing their
vacation at tne strand cottage.
Occupying the Seal cottatre are
Mrs. H. Neikes and four children.
Mrs. William Ladd and daughters,
Mrs. Derrel Beard and Jane Ladd,
and son Billy Jr., are passing the
summer at ueach center.
Mrs. Chester A. Shepherd and
daughter. Margaret are enjoying an
outing at the beach. They are guests
at me i. u. xnorsen home.
Mrs. J. C. Costello of Berkelev
Cal., who has been the guest of her
parents here, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. V. T. Calder is entertaining
as her guest Mrs. William Wheeler
of New York
Mrs. S. Crohn of Seattle is the
guest at the beach home of her
mother, Mrs. I. Gevurtz. , I
Fred Brady spent the week end1
with Tils family, who are summering
at Kilkare cottage.
Domiciled in the Pier home at
Beach center are Mrs. Harry True
blood and Mrs. Parkford.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Derby may be
found at the Wander Inn cottage
"for a few days. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tramm and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Blair and
family are domiciled in the Seal
cottage.
Mrs. Frank Riordan is among the
new arrivals. She is a guest at the
Point Lonia cottage.
Mrs. Richard Gooley has as her
house guest, Mrs. Mary Wlndle of
Iowa and Mrs. C. Gooley and daugh
ter Jean. 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Heaman, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Dewet and Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Reed of White Salmon
have returned to their homes after a
fortnight's stay at the Edgewood.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Karston of
Nanaimo, B. C, are summering here
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Leigh.
Mrs. T. G. Ryan has taken the
Wasserman cottage for the remain
der of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mack and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. McKensey are pass
ing their vacation at the Edgewood.
J. A. Walker has returned to Port-
Seaside
4 4 HOTEL SEASIDE
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THE ANDORA
SEASIDE, OREGON.
A homelike hotel. Meals' and rooms.
Meals served family style All you can
eat. Home; cooking. Homemade bread
and pastry, steam heat. We will do our
part to make your vacation enjoyable.
On highway and on Necanlcum river.
Centrally located and near ocean. Rates
$15 to $25 a week. Address Mrs. A. M.
JOBSOX, Prop., Seaside, Oregon
Tillamook
LAKE LYTLE HOTEL "Twixt Ocean and Lake'
Open all year.
Good roads, fine auto accommodations. Southern Pacific station
at fcetel. Largest and most modern hotel on Tillamook Beaches.
Write or phone Julia M. Parker,
LAKE LYTLE HOTEL, Rockaway, Or.
Portland -Tillamook Stages
Leave dally 8:15 A. M., 12:30 P. M. and 3:30 P. M.; Sundays 8:15, 3:30
from stasre terminal. Park and Yamhill, Phone Main 8611.
Leave Tillamook daily T:30 A. M., 3 P. M., and P. M.; Sundays 7:30, 3:00.
Tillamook office. Phone Bell 41W and Mutaal phone.
Beautiful trip through Willamette Valley and Coast Range Mountains
to Pacific City Beach in Pierce Arrow Stages.
Elmore Hotel
Rockaway, Oregon.
If you have never tried the "Elmore,"
do so on your next trip or vacation. You
will never regret it. The beat hotel on
the Tillamook beaches, within stone's
throw of the surf. Hot and cold water
in all rooms. Meals and beds unexcelled.
Prices reasonable.
J. J.1 Krebg, Prop.. Rockaway. Or.
Long
HOTEL SEAVIEW
SEAVIEW, WASHINGTON
Located on North Beach. The finest beach In the Pacific Northwest.
Unsurpassed surf bathing, 200 yards from hotel. Excellent cuisine, com
fortable rooms. An ideal summer resort. For rates, reservations address
HARRY F. MCTZIG, Seaview. Wash.
THE SHELBURN
SHELBCRNE STATION
Open all the year. Quiet and
restful. Two blocks from ocean.
Special rates to family.
P. O. Box 68, Seaview, Wash.
Hotel Taylor
OCEAN PARK, WASH.
Best Family Resort on North
Beach.
Rotes $14 per week. Meals
Home Cookins. Electric Lights.
The Gables Hotel
SEAVIEW. WN.
Two blocks from Beach on board
walk. Small but exclusive. For peo
ple who enjoy a distinctive place.
Modern, large living room with fire
place. Phone of write.
MRS. M. E. CENSMON.
SEAVIEW. WN.
Mineral Springs
Lafayette
Mineral Springs
Thirty-five miles from Portland,
five miles from McMinnville.
Take S. P. Electric on 4th St.
or West Side Paciffc Highway.
Hotel, Cottages, Camplnit Ground,
DancetHall, Tennis -Courts, etc.
Best accommodations. The best
mineral water on the coasc
land after several days at Seaview.
Miss Bertha Hansickle and George
Griffin of Graybull, Wyo., are house
guests of Mrs. C. H. Catlin.
Dorothy Taylor of Kelso Is pass
ing the summer at Do Drop Inn as
the guest of Josephine Catlin.
(Jr. F. Nickerson of Spokane has
returned to his .home after a vaca
tion here.
Eugene Hoch and Eugene Hoch
Jr. arrived last week to pass a few
days with their families.
CHURCH HOLDS APRON SALE
Interesting Event Held by Ocean
Park Methodists.
OCEAX PARK, Wash., July 29.
(Special.) The women of the Ocean
Park Methodist church sponsored an
apron sale and tea which was given
at the church last Friday afternoon.
The affair proved most successful
and was attended by nearly every
resident and visitor in the park.
The invitations iss.ued were minia
ture Swiss aprons and carried with
them a note announcing the fare
and telling the price of admission,
which was a penny for each inch pf
waist measure. This plan, proved
popular and entertaining and netted
$40 for the benefit of the church.
Tea and cakes were served during
the afternoon.
Miss Ada Doernbecher is the house
guest of Miss Frances Gill.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Meacham and
family are domiciled in the Darling
cottage.
Mrs. W. G. Manning and daughter
Evelyn will spend the remainder of
the season in the Shogran house.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Butterfield and
son .have moved into their new home.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Taylor hotel are: Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Linehan, Ruth Cold well, Mrs.tO. B.
Coldwell, Frances and Billy Cold
well, Bessie Knower, Mr, and Mra.
SEASIDE, OREGON
NECANICUM INN
SEASIDE. OREGON."
On boardwalk facing the ocean. Beau
tiful .gardens. Idea! homelike sur
roundings. Now OPEN. Write for
rates and reservations. Address MISS
EMILY DAMANN or MRS. W. J.
KKKS, Seaside, Oregon.
Beach
HOTEL MANHATTAN
MANHATTAN BEACH, OREGON
The Ideal place to spend your vacation.
Right on the main highway.. One-half
block from the ocean and Southern Pa
cific station. Beautiful woods and lakes;
good fishing, crabbing and clamming. A
homelike place with the very best of
meals served. Special attention given
week-end parties. For rates and reser
vations call Auto. 624-95 or write Mrs.
D. E. Larkln, Manhattan Beach, Oregon,
Tillamook county. .
Beach
Cannon Beach
CANNON BEACH HOTEL
Spend your vacation on Cannon Beach,
the beach of a thousand wonders.
Cannon Beach Hotel rates, 93 per day.
$18 per week for room and board.
For further information Inquire of
D. A. OSBURN, Prop., EC OLA, OR.
Hotel Ecola
ECOLA, OREGON
On ocean Iront at Cannon Beach. A
delightful place to spend your vaca
tion. The best of food, short orders,
rates reasonable.
- Shaw & Kofelt, Props.
MERRITT & JONES
TRANSPORTATION CO.
U. S. Mall Stage
Passenger and Truck Service .
between
Seasir- and Cannon Beach.
ECOLA, OREGON
Mount Adams
HOTEL, GULEK
In the be&utlful Trout Lake valley.
Good trout flsblnc. By auto or
horseback; visit the lava and ice
caves. Indian race track. Steamboat
lake, etc Automobile roads to Mt.
Adams. X'i miles north; Goose lake.
15 miles west; tourist club with danc
ing and. billiards, near hotel. Rates:
American plan, $2.50 per day, $15 per
waek. Campers' provisions for sale at
notel. J. E. Reynolds. Prop., Ouler,
Wash.
Advertise In SUMMER RESORT
DEPARTMENT OF THE OREUONIA2.
It will brine you more business. -
V. H. Linser and Hugo and Frank
Lanser, Enid Linser, Mrs. Carrie lo
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and
daughter Edith of Spokane, Mr. and
Mrs. David Renberg and William
Kinney of Medford and Mr. and Mrs.
F. I. Fuller of Portland.
Mrs. Oscar C. Edlund and young
son . Bobby are Vacationing at the
Hurburt cottage. Mr. Edlund was a
week-end visitor.
Mrs. P. Olsen with Victor and
Oscar Olsen and G. Anderson may
be found at the Ocean Shell cottage
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Higgins of
Vancouver, Wash., have taken the
Gridley cottage for the remainder
of the season.
Mrs. G. V. Kuykendall is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson at the
Churchley cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Gray of Van
couver will occupy the Burnham cot
tage this season.
Occupying the Wilson cottage are
Mr. and Mrs. H. i W. Lyon, with
Dorothy, Jane and Jack Lyon.
Alvin C. Kiel-son has returned to
his home, after a visit with his par
ents here. ,
Miss Ella L. Anderson is a new
arrival. She Is at Lundberg Den.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Smith and chil
dren Janice, Russell. Nancy and
Vivian are summering at Tabor
lodge. '
Mr. and Mra William Johnson and
son are among the recent beach ar
rivals. They may be found at the
Shader cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Peck are en
Joying an outing at the park.
Mr. and Mrs. ' George Baker have
opened their summer home here.
They have as their guest Mrs. L. K.
Dunahoo of The Dalles.
George Harris is a shore visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Erickson and
children may be found at the Shader
cottage.
Mrs. Albert Stone of St. Louis, Mo.,
is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. T. M. Hurlburt. They
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Evergreen Highway
MOFFKTTS HOT SPRINGS
Moffetts r. O.. Wash.
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ussffiassv
The New Hotel With the Wonder bpring
Open all the year.
S. P. & S. to Cascades. Wash. Free
auto meets all trains.
North Bank Highway or Columbia
Highway.
Room and board, week, J 22; day, $3.50;
single baths, soc; seven oaths, 13; Ameri
can plan. - -
HIPHEKD'S HOT SPRINGS
Carson. Waahinjrton
Open year round. The ideal health and
recreation resort. Via S. P. & S. Ry., via
Columbia River Highway to Cascade
Locrw, ferry to Stevenson, Washington.
Write or phone for reservations. Rates
$20 per week and up; $3.50 a day and up.
John E. Kelly, Manager.
Harold H. Bain, Asst Manager.
City Office, 433 Cbam. of Commerce Bldg.
Phone Broadway 6252
Government Mineral
Springs Hotel
CARSON, WASH.
Famous for its curative water.
An ideal resort for- health and
recreation.
Rates $3.50 per day and up.
921 per week and up.
7 la, . .MARKHAM. Prop.
South Mt. Hood
TRAVEL BV MOTOR STAGE-
Reliance
ML HOOD STAGES
Dally service to the South Side Mt
Hood Resorts, June lnth to Sept. 15th,
from the STAGE DEPOT, Park and Yam
hill Bts.t at 7:45 A. M. ; also on Saturdays
at 3:15 P. M. during July and August.
Round trip fare to Welches $5.75, Arrah
Wanna, Tawney's or Rhododendron $6.00;
Gov. Camp $6.00. The MT. HOOD RE
SORTS are ideal for summer vacations.
Information, tickets and reservations at
STAGE DEPOT. Park and Yamhill sts.
Phone Main 8611. Make reservations In
advance.
RHODODENDRON INN, MT. HOOD
Oregon's most beautiful mountain resort.
Summer Homes and Building Sites on
river for sale. Real meals, well cooked
and well served, large swimming pool,
dancing hall, saddle horses, croquet, fish
ing. Rates $4 per day, $21 to $25 per
week. Auto leaves Stage Depot 7:45 A.
M dally. Phone Main 8611.
Reservations by Long Distance.
MRS. IMIL FRANZKTTI, Prop.
Rhododendron. Oregon.
Hood River Valley
THE AVALON
HOOD RIVER, OR.
Spend your vacation at this at
tractive farm resort, where there
are plenty of fresh eggs, milk, vege
tables ana spring chicken. D or rates
address
MRS. P. C. HOUSE,
- TheAvalon,
Phone 5471. Hood River, Oregon.
COTTAGE FARM
MRS. ALMA HOWE, PROP.
Hood River, Oregon
A delightful place to spend your
vacation or week-end.
Hctei or private cottages. Com
manding view of Mt. Hood and Mt.
Adams. ;
Newport Beach
AGATE BEACH INN
One of the most picturesque and beau
tifully located resort hotels on the Ore
gon coast. Midway between Newport end
Cape Foulweather, overlooking the ocean.
Large, airy rooms, comfortable beds, fa
mous for the excellence of our cuisine.
Daily mail, phone. On Koosevelt high
way. For rates and reservations address
Mrs. Katherine George, Agate Bench
P. O..Vr.
NEWPORT TENT CITY
NEWPORT OREGON
Fifty cottages and tents, completely
furnished except top bedding and silver
ware. Electric lights in cottages, water
and wood. In sight of ocean. Bus meets
boat. Stage; for Agate Beach and Otter
Rock leaves4 from Tent City each morn
ing. For reservations address
A. J. VAN WASSENHOVE.
Newport. Oregon.
THE OLD PLAYGROUND
NEWPORT. OREGON.
Two and 3 -room furnished cottares
for rent, also four completely furnished
a partments beside the sea. "The Old
Playground" has been renovated and
completely refurnished, and is now
under the management of Mr. and Mra
J. H. Andersen. Write for rates.
J. H. ANDERSEN, Newport, Oregon.
OTTER ROCK HOTEL
OTTER ROCK, OREGON.
Come to Otter Rock and have a real
vacation, restful and homelike. Hotel on
edge of bluff overlooking ocean. Near
Devil's Punch Bowl. Fine fishing off the
rocks, lots of mussels and clams. No
better eats on the Oregon coast. Board
and room $15 a week. You will like It.
Ten miles north of Newport. Write to
THOMAS H. HORNING, Otter Rock, Or.
Pacific City Beach
PACIFIC CITY BEACH
Tillamook County
in the hearettt bach br nuto to Port
land-, and centers of population of the
Willamette valley and offers the vaca
tionist more In the way of natural at
tractions than anv other Oreeon beach,
Ocean, bay and river all in a radius of
10 minutes' walk. Clam beds, crabs.
rock oyttterg, mussels, salmon fishing,
trout fishing, deep sea fishing, boating
and bathing. For your convenience:
Stores, restaurants, noteis, cottages, tents,
spacious sheltered camp grounds. Satis
fied natrons from all over the northwest.
For further information apply to F. R.
Beats, Pacific City, Or.
Advertise in SUMMER RESORT
DEPARTMENT OF THE OREGONIAN.
It will bring you more business.
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Beautifully illustrated booklet describing the Park, and any further information, can be obtained of
EARL D. WALKER, District Passenger Agent
American Express Travel Department
Sixth and Oak Streets, Portland, Oregon. Phone Broadway 5060.
Make Your Reservations Now!
M iscellaneous
HAZELW00D
SUPREME VARIETY
The Ideal
Vacation Candy
An assoitment of delicious
chocolates "and home-made spe
cials, ranging in price from
U-25 to $10.00 per box.
The Hazelwood
388 Washington
Broadway
Hazelwood
127 ' Broad-nay
Multnomah Falls
Hazelwood
A delightful place 'to have
breakfast or light luncheons
any time during the day.
Also ,HIch-ClH CoBfrctloBx.
Soft Drinks and Cigars
Situated at Maltnomah Falls,
on Columbia River Highway.
Hotels
Portland and the North
west's finest hostelry.
Rates $2.50 and Up
Splendid grill and fa
cilities for entertaining
private parties.
Portland, Oregon
White Salmon
I'linhi.-j.nmLjiiai,;:
i Relaxation, wonderful view; every
comfort. 4 a day. SZ4 a weeK.
, $5.50 a day with bath; 30 a week j
1 with bath. MRS. C. W. J. RECK-j
ERS. White Salmon, Wash. 78-IX 1
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$127.00
$122.80
Including All Expenses
Railroad fare, sleeping car berths, meals on
train to and from the Park, auto transportation,
rooms and meals in best hotels through Park.
20th
ITINERARY
Leave Portland 5:00 P. M. v'-: Uion Pacific
On Train en route to Park.
7:30 A. M, arrive West Yellowstone.
11:55 A. M., arrive Old Faithful. Short stopovers en route at
Mammoth Paint Pots and Fountain Geyser.
2:00 P. M, leave Old Faithful.
5:00 P. M., arrive Yellowstone Lake. Short stopover en route at
Thumb Station.
10:00 A. M., leave Yellowstone Lake via Artist Point.
12:00 noon, arrive Grand Canyon.
1:15 P. M., leave Grand Canyon.
4:48 P. M., arrive Mammotlj Hot Springs. Short stopovers en
route at Dunraven Pass and Towell Falls.
1:30 P. M, leave Mammoth Springs.
5:01 P. M., arrive West Yellowstone via Union Pacific .
On train en route home.
7:30 A. M, arrive Portland.
Canada
fciTr i ii-ii i n-tr Wi;JSTgrr,-1"Hf
( )ut of Oakroom teS,
U iitoOpm
At your very door the motor
ist's temptation : exploration.
Macadam ribbons that pierce a
primeval wonderland. .... Big
tree forests and big-fish streams.
Pine-fringedlakes androck-strewn
coasts. Rolling hills and lolling '
hamlets. ... Yet, ever near,
Victoria the evergreen. Golf
courses and bathing beaches.
Theatres and shops. And the
stately Empress, with its ever
prevailing flowers, and its never
failing Canadian Pacific comforts
and cuisine. . . . Run up now.
Reservations advised. Apply
to Canadian Pacific Office, 55
Third Street, Portland, or
E
mpress
A Canadian
At 'Victoria-British
Lake
IDAHO'S BEATTTIFUI, RESORT
BOZANTA TAVERN
Ian J. Moor, Prop.
Vozanta, conducted on th American plan, la a beautiful- Swiss chalet, but
roundeu by many modern cottages, on th shore of Hayden lake, 40 miles
from SpCkane. Contains grand lobby, two great fireplaces, attractive rooms,
with or without bath; charming dtnin- room, with tables supplied by the
choicest productions of ever-blooming orchards and gardens. If you love rolf,
tennis, dancing, rowing, swimming, fishing or motoring, come to this sunny
summer' --nd of America. For rates or reservations write to
BOZANTA TAVERN. Hayden Lake, Idaho
Neah-Kah-N'te Beach
NEAH-KAH-NIE TAVERN
Neah-Kah-Nie Beach
Opens Jnly 1.
For satisfactory accommodations
telephone or write In advance to
MRS. S. G. REED
Kehalem, Oregon.
WITH
LOWER BERTH
WITH
UPPER BERTH
Eight Glorious Days of Travel and
Sightseeing in America's Wonderland
Diolel
Pacific Hotel
Columbia- Canada
Resorts
Battleground, Wash.
Battle Ground Lake
18 miles north of Vancouver, Wash
Good road, paved for 16 miles. Easy
ride from Portland. Free camping
ground. Fine bathing, canoeing,
dancing, pool hall, confectionery
store, light lunches. An ideal place
for an outing. A. Miller, manager.
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