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North Beach
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North Beach. Wash., July 1J. The
Intense heat of tha paat few weeks haa
bean instrumental In inducing- peopla to
close their city homes- earlier than
usual for tha summer and to seek the
cool and comfortable atmosphere of -the
beech. Although the season is yet in
.its Infancy North Beach presents a very
lively appearance. There are just about
twice aa many people down here now
as there were at this time Uat year.
. Every day treat crowds throne the
decks of the X. J. Potter, eagerly waiting-
for the rope to be thrown and the
plank lowered to land them at Ilwaoo.
The business of getting settled has
' occupied most people up to the present
time, but as everyone seems to be mak
ing special preparations for. entertain
ing, an unusually gay social season Is
assured. ,-v. ' s- -
Mrs. I. H. LIpman entertained num
ber" of young people at a beach fire on
Monday evening. The cleverest story
heard that evening waa told by James
Roeenfeld. who la an adept In the art
of story telling. As this Is a great fea
ture, of a successful , beach fire, Mr.,
1 Bosenf eld la In constant demand At such
entertainments. -.v.v
A bathing party which consisted of
a swim In the tank at Long Beach, fol
lowed by a dip in the surf, lots of fun '
and plenty of good, -healthy sport, was
; enjoyed on Monday by Miss Lee Bing
ham. Mrs. Tennant,. Raleigh Trimble
and F. A. G add Is. ,
Mrs. Isam White provided rigs tor
eight merry people last Saturday and
rave them a delightful time at North
Head. Among her guesU were Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Meier. Mrs. L N. LIpman.
Mra Hyskell and Mrs. Rosener of Ban
Francisco. ' ,-
Dancing lr always enjoyable and peu-
pie will dance when they cannot M In
duced to ' do anything else. - Baturday
Bight la looked forward to as tha beat
of the. whole week, tor on that night
'' there la a dance at Long Beach which
verybody -atteml-and-thoroughly-en-
Joys. The dance last Baturday night
was "particularly enjoyable, as ' the
' crowd was such a congenial one and
the musio exceptionally .good. . ,
, BzeeBeat Bathing. .'.' '
',;-.' Peopla who' have been coming to this
' beach for years declare that never In
' ' their experience has the bathing been
ao One. The water Is so ' deltclously
- - ' warm and the beach so perfect that the
' temptation to venture In more than once
a day la Very great to tne eawusiaauo
..-.''bather, i '-.-..-.".' ' .- .-
Mlsa Lee Bingham gave a marsh
. mallow .roast at her quaint and pretty
' . ' cottage on Friday night. Her guests
were Louis Williams. Mies Flora
Flelsohner, James and -Arthur Rosen-
l.IOiO.
a ahort vacation at the nark. V .
Mr. Boeecbon Is ' entertaining " his
aranddauahter. Mlas Alda Burke.
. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. McPberson and
. children arrived last week and aire now
comfortably settled la their beach eot-j
taae. .-. .'.'
8. A. Matthews la enjoying an outing
at tha Dark.
- Mr. and Mrs. aL-HV HaKWoTaTTa
, their oottaxe ready for occupancy.
A party drove from the Breakers to
' North Head on weaneaaay. jars. rt. &.
Clarke. Mra. Weed, Mlaa Weed, Mrs.
K. Jorgenson and Mlas Jorgenaoa were
r among the number. . ' ,
t Mr., and Mra. Warner, who have a
-cottage at Tioga, .- have -deserted the
" beach for a vtalt to the Chautauqua.
Mra. J. - Holmes, Mlssea Annie and
r liolita and Master Edwin Holmea are
. camping near tho Breakera,
Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd la entertaining
Mra. John Kollock. Mrs. lAdd haa the
Mackenzie cottage for the season.
. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kloaterman are
with tha Zlmmermana at Bea View. -r
, After a winter of hard etudy In New
, Tork City, Btuart MoOulra, the proinls-
tng baritone singer of Portland, is re
Ueuperatlng at the McOulre cottage near
Centorvllle. ...
Tho family of Charles Mastlck are
, ..' again found In the cottage which for
several years haa been the scene of
much hospitality on their part.
- Harvey O' Bryan came down last week
',.' to Install hla family In their cosy borne
- at Bea View.v ' '
- Not far from the Breakera la the
' D. W. Crawley cottage, considered by
everybody one of the - exceptionally
handeomo-ones on the .beach. Mra
' V. Crawley spends about six months of the
,- year at the. coast and the flrat summer
,. swi 'ieywirwtr''1
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1 'I lAlVWI fit a ' a. la . e lei
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visitor .usually flnda the artistic green
house tenanted no matter now eariy. in
the aeaaon he may arrive.
Misses Knith and ' Bene noDertson,
daughters of J. H. Robertson, nave
entertained a number of their Portland
friends since their arrival at the beach.
, Mlas Pauline Flthlan Is the guest of
Alice .Macintosh at tha Macintosh cot
tage near the Wlllowa " -
A. Elliot of Walla. Walla haa . built
fen elegant summer residence not far
from the 8ea View station.
Daniel Kellaher. a member of i the
Portland city' council, ,1a spending his
vacation with hie wife at Bee View.
' : Will Bnjoy the Beach. '
Mra. K. E. Lytle, Miss" Helen Lytle
and Harvey Lytle r arrived at ine
Breakers on Tuesday. ; They intend to
remain until Beptember . and brought
their driving and riding horses, with
the expectation of having a thoroughly
enjoyable outing. .' : '
Avis Testes or . ' rortiana ana. ner
stater. Mra Richards, from Mtaaoula,
are gueata of the Honorlue cottage. .....
Dr. Herbert nicnois ana . ramuy are
settled' for .the season in their cwm
fortable houae at Tioga. ' .. :
Mlaa France Sheehy is . hostess to
three of her girl friends in the Bheehy
cottage at Sea View.
Mlas Luella Height and her mqtner
arrived at the beach last week.
1 Miss . Frances dill was among the
paasengersvon the Potter laat Wednes
day. Her destination was Ocean Park.
Misses Helen and: Margaret Bates ana
Harold Bates will be at Tioga during
the month of July. '
Mrs. Margaret Allen Is at the beach.
resting, after a strenuous year of school
work.-. -'v- - l "
No family Is more widely known at
North Beach- than that of Emll Bchacht
of . Portland;'"'' For years their cottage
haa been the rendesvoua of the young
people and their houae Is noted , for
cpen-handed hospitality. - a-.
Finding blmaeil unable to cope witn
the strong waves of heat which have
enveloped Portland lately, E. A. Beals
of the weather bureau haa fled to Bea
view to keep eooL . .
Raleigh Trimble haa opened tha fam
ily cottage at Long Beach. -.;
The automobile owned by Mr. Irwin
of tha Breakers Is the lonely and only
one to be a -en hero." .With no blue
enated -coppers ' to aay It "nay," It may
be aeen speeding along at a terrific
rate, conaclous of Ita freedom from
speed limits and proud to bo the fast
est thins on tho beach. " T"""
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Brady and daugh
ter are busy making their Tioga resi
dence habitable for tho aeaaon.
' ; 'Bolley Ckajtlar Fopula.
The skating rink at 'Long Beach has
proyod an Immense- success. - People
love to bo -amused and when the rink
opened on Friday night there was a
crowd attending which would do Justice
to the launching of some great and
notable enterprise.
, The William M. Ladds are In their
spacious house at Seavlew and will
probably entertain . in .their usual, hoa-
Mrs. B. Harmon and daughter Helen
are enjoying a atay by the sea. Miss
Helen la Just recently from Tarrytown,'
New , York. . where she attended school
during the winter,
Captain- Pope and -family were among
the first to leave tha ' elty for the
beach.
Mra J, F. McDonald and family are
at Beavlew.
Seavlew la the liveliest place along
tha beach. .Tha hotels and boarding.
houses are well filled and nearly every
cottage In thla flourishing summer set
tlement Is occupied. Great crowds go
. wnmt the daily hoat, which never
falls to bring a largo number of . vis
itors to thla popular' station. Among
Portlanders who have opened their cot
tages with the Intention of remaining
all summer are the families 'of F. 8.
Meyers, A. N. McKlnney, C W. Rey
nolds, A. Rlcharda, - N. Sinnot, J. H.
Bhoulderman, O. Btout, C. W. Stoat. C.
W. Bcarett, P. J. Btout,' C. Stinger,
Thomas TrautmanT" C. " A. "Tremble, - H.
H. Turner, T. B, Wilcox, T. P. Wood.
J. H. KlOdtermaa C. W. Lelck, V. V.
Ladd, U. Mlddaugu, J. J. Moore, W. G.
Zleglar, W. B. Redman, Mrs. A. McKln
ney, J. N. Berdman, Mra 8. Butta, Mra.
Martin. J. Bcherner, Mrs. J. O'Neal and
H. E. Manning. - .
Zdfo at Oeeaa Bark.
' Signs of life are to be seen In tfr
cottage of Judge L. B. Steams. The
family la down for two montha '
- Mra K. B. London and Miss Dorothy
Gill are visiting at Ocean Park as the
guests of Mrs. J. B. Montgomery.
The family of Frank Palmer , of El
lensburg have opened their cottage for
the eummer. -
One of the ' prettiest summer homes
of the park la occupied by B. F. Clay
ton and family. 1 -' ' -
Jack Bean' and A. W.' Gray arrived
the early part of the weekv
Guy Allison Of Spokane Is spending
J. B. Smith and G. M. Brown are
guests at the Prague cottage. .
Mrs. Joseph Roberts and her mother,
Mra - Hansen, who have . been In the
Roberta cottage for two weeks, will re
main the whole eummer.
Frank - J. .Strelblg of the firm of
Strelblg ft Jessup, baa taken a cottage
for the summer for himself and family.
Mr. Strelblg is in poor health and will
take a long-outing. - - ' .'
G. A. Cable and family are tenting at
the Outalde Inn.
- Harry Haseltlne and family and Mra
Ogleaby - Toung and daughter are also
occupying cottages. '
- ' A the Motels.
The Driftwood Mra A. L. Mitchell,
Alice B. Taylor. B. W. Dlngman, Mrs.
E. li.Sperry, Mrs. H. W. Lencke. Mra
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W. 8. Halvor. Master Alfred Lencke of
Portland, ' Sue - Breckenrldge, .Albany;
Mary McCormlck, Lebanon; Lulu Lev-
erett. . Ooldendale. Washington Annie
Ewlng, Oswego; Agnea Wllaon,- Corval
lla; Delia Woods, Huntington; Olive
Gruver, Pocatello, -Mr. and Mrs. Dech
Hale, ; Boston, Mra R D. - Matchon.
Minneapolis; Flora L. Muston, England ,
C. C. Dalton, Seattle: H. C McDonald,
Spokane: T. R. Kershaw, Belllnghani;
L. O. . ice, Oregon city; a. a. i nc,
Oregon. City; Mr.. and Mra. Paalay, Pen
dleton. . ... . '
Hackeney , CottagarMra , ward.
phena, H. 8. Teraen. J. D, Howard and
family, J. T. Hamilton and family, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Davis. Miss Lottie Jacob-
sen. Mra D. C Richards,. Miss Avis
Teates, Mrs. P. J. Jennings, Mrs. Ted
Wood, J. W. Watson, Miss Louise Wat
son. B. Hagendom. C. M. Oilman, all of
Portland; Mra H. P. Horner, Etnei
Pheloa Bllm. -Astoria; Mr. and Mra. J. P.
Cook and Miss Cook. Kelso; B. Brewer
of Walla Walla. - ,: .
The Brltt Miss Eva Klndall. Miss
Alloa Cardlnell, Miss Ruth Cardlnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge . Bruaer,- "Maater
Bruner, Mra. N. Welnstein and eon, A.
M. Birdwell, Mr. ana Mra. v. .1 uioa-
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gett D. H. HendeejMf. and Mrs.' J.
Bcbaa of Portland. -. -j- : : - .
, The Portland Oeorge Bradley. Mr.
and Mra E. 8. Altord. Lewlaton. Idaho;
Mr and Mrs, Thomas McWllllama, C
W. Lelck. O. L. Warden, Mr. and Mra
oi' . ' jiTTfKiH
A. Bet eon, miss
John Barbey. - Robert Hamlsch, A., P.
Hanson. Miss Sadye . Kindred of Port
land. Mr. and Mra. J. F. Short ridge,
Kansaa City; Mra B. C Gallin.and eon,
Kaneaa Clly; . Mr.- and Mra Origin,
Walla Walla. . . ..." '
Garden Orove John Roprlng, Joseph
Clauson, Mra F, D. - Nbrthrop, Mlsa
Audrey Northrup, Miss .Beatrice W11
kina. Miss Jdsle Brown, Mra A. E. Rob
inson. Portland. .. : , '
The White House David Solomon.
Miss Bessie Fisher, Portland; Mr., and
Mrs. M. a Kalker, Dayton;. Mrs.,, A.
Dodd, Mra F. F. Fisher of Boise,
Idaho; Mrs. J. ' F. . Brewer, Lulu , Mae
Brewer, Adora, . .. 'i... ', s -
The Breakers W. F. Shanfelt, Mra
N K. Clarke, Mlas A lta M. Clarke. Mlas
Beasle M. Clarke, Mfss Eva M. Clarke,
N. K. Clarke. Dr. Oaray, J. W. Holmea
Mra F. - H. .Page, Mlaaea Helen' and
Frances Page, F. A, Gaddis, Mr. and
Mrs. - Jay aSmlth, Mrs. Albert Richards,
Miss Mlnnetta -A. Carson, Miss Avis
Teates, L. E. Shields, J. T. McCabe,
Misses E- and C E. McCabe, Annlce M.
Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Greene,
J Walrath. Marguerite, Shlehy, Mildred
Walrath, Mr. and -Mra. W. H. Moore,
Mr and Mrs. C K. Kerber. Mr. and Mrs.
R. 'a. Hawkins, J. M. Arthur. Mra E.
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' Delightful Bathing at North Beach.
E Lytle, - Master Harvey Ljrtle. Miss
Helen Lytle, Miss Margaret O'Connor,
Portland;. Frank wooaneia. u.- m. i
Oreaorr. J. A. Brunold. Astoria; Mra. H.
Brown. 8. A. Schuleln, Major E. Maek
donald. Spokane; Oeorge W. Piper, Fred
W. Piper, a T. Tarew, C C. Dalton, M.
A.i Oansteln and family, Mlaa B. Pres
ton.' Mrs. E. Morgensteln and family,
Seattle: H. M. Branaford, H. A. Gibbon.
South. Bend; Mra. D. . C. Rlcharda. Mis
soula: T. R, Kershaw of Belllnghara.
Mr. and Mrs. Janlon. Victoria, British
Columbia; . Mr. and Mra.. R. H. Klpp.
Clatsop Dtiach
" (gpectai CorreelMadenee ef The )mraaL) . .
. Clatsop Beach, . July - II. There - was
Just an intimation of the season - gaiety
at Oregon's famous resort this week
Several evening parties and musical en
tertainment e were held, and there ..were
a few aoclal functions. of a more.preton
tloua nature. In svite of tho fact that
many of the cottages are open for the
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season and the family boardln houses
comfortably filled, there is yet UtU4
happening in the way of social, enter
tainment. In striking contrast to what
may be expected later In the season. '
Ths morning and evening trains from
Portland eontlnne tn he Wftll patronjied,
enJ Sid. presenta eTbu.y en. when
the trains pull Into the station. During
tha laat few days the traffic has In
creased perceptibly, and the visitors for
ths- most part, will . remain for. an ex
tended period. ' . -, .
The first of the out-of-door attrac
tions Is billed .for August 4, S end's,
when the Arlon Musical society of Port
land will give an open-air concert In the
park. - The program la well; filled -with
special and concert numbers, and artiste
of known ability are to take part.
An enjoyable concert waa given at
Locksley hall. Tuesday evening. Mrs.
H. L. Butterworth and Mra Miller of
the Westminster choir of Portland both
rendered seleotlona ' Mra. Butterworth
also gave several readings that were
much appreciated. . ' ' 4 t r j
, . Bathing Popular. ""'; ' '
. Bathing haa , been particularly "fine,
and a large number -took-advantage of
the fine weather and smooth sea. .. At
Locksley hall a lifeline has been ex
tended about tOO feet in the eurf.
. . Fishing from the see pier in. front of
the-Moore hotel te the -latest popular
fad In the amusement line, and large
crowds continue to angle for the festive
sea base .from Its heigh ta Sea fishing
haa been popular from, the day the pier
waa completed, but It seem that the
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popularity Increases aa the day go by.
LMany of the vlattora apend the greater
part ,ox tneir umi me epors ami
much rivalry exlata. In the evening the
consBStantaa-ather around - the hotel
lobby,. where some wonderful fish stories
are told, : ':: ..." y '.-,' " '
. Lawn tennis le furnishing amusement
for the .lovers of outdoor- sports at
Locksley hall, where games may. be
seen. In progress at almost any hour- of
the day. . Considerable . rivalry exiata
amdhg the players, and some Interesting
contests result. . '. ,,'','''"."': "-'.
","' TOM Ftw Xoaaf-' - " .
v Emll Sehacht. the' architect, haa sub
mitted plana for a new thrpe-atory hotel
at Gearhart park, .for Theodore Kruse.
The new btructure will be 100x119. and
will be equipped with ateam heat and
electrlo lights. The new hotel will be
ready for occupancy by October 1.- -
Rowing in the plctureaque 'Necanh
cum Is a pleasure sought by many 'of
the summer visitor. Boata are for hire
at reasonable hums, and especially In the.
evening skiffs may be aeen floating over
the smooth surface of the river. . .
There haa been a noticeable Increase
In the UUla colony at Kruae Beach hotel
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and Gearhart park this week. ' The work
of clearing the grounda la going aieaauy
forward. . Among the other pleasures
which Mr. Kruse- haa - planned for hts
guests Is the building ef a dam across
Neacoxfe creek,' forming--a .' little lake
upon which electrlo launches will be
operated, i
A number of promin
are building summer cottages at Gear
hart park. Among the number la Hugn
McOulre and T. N. Stoppenbach of the
Paclf to' Paper company, J. D, Honeyman.
8: B. Llnthlcum and W.'J. Burna.- Some
of these summer residences will cost as
much as ts.000. - ; ' - :
Brw Bane for Bark.'.
After, the present season ' Gearhart
park will exlat In memory nly. aa the
name is to be changed. A prise will be
offered for the most suitable name, and
auch .one aa Woodland. Beach, Beach
wood. Ocean park and Beaveruse have
already been suggested, .
C 8. Loveland and wife of Boise are
at Kruse-s Beach hotel. ; . . v
Hugh McOulre and T. N. Btoppenoacn
were at Gearhart park a few daya thla
week.
C. CCaplei and Mrs. Caples of Port
land were . at T Locksleyhallf or, a few
daya ' ' - ; . . . " ; . "'
William Gedaoy was aowa xrom Ion
ian d for a few daya t ,
B. Van Dusen and wire or Aatona
were at the Hotel Moore this week for a
short stay. ,'.','.. ' x '
Senator Jonathan Bourne and Mra.
Bourne spent a few. days at the Hotel
MooreV '-. . .. .;'.i'' ' .-
Mrs.' W. D. Fenton and . sons, were at
the Moore thle week. - :
Frank .Woodfleld.. the , Astoria pho
tographer , haa been at the beach collect
ing views. . f. - - - , -
8.' C. Beach of Portland apent a few
days at Gearhart park during the week.
- isecteterea at the atotelfclI ilL'..
Hotel Moore H. a Hall.'. Portland;
Mr. and Mra "B. Van Duseiu. Astoria;
Miss A. Connelly,' Portland; -Miss Heus
ton. Portland; Dr. Jennie Colllne, Port
land; Mra. E. R. Woodward, 'Portland;
Charlea E. Hardt , and - Mlaa . N. I Hardt,
PorUand; Mrs. A. B. Miller, Portland;
Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Sargent, Portland;
Mrs. John Devlin," Astoria; - Benjamin
Lata, Portland; L. Ackerman, Port
land; A. M. Btuart Astoria; E. C Smith,
PorUand; Mr. and Mrs.. George Cramer,
Orants Pass;M. W. Llllard, Portland;
Mr. and Mra W. H. Steel, Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Ketchum, Portland; M,
A. Lowe. Astoria; E. Ivalmberg. Astoria;
Oeorge H. Keene, Portland;. MMe A. M.
Jamea. Portland: Miss A. Blsckmer,
Portland; 8. B. Coff, Portland, William
hi)m. Portland: F. N. Smith. Portland;
J Mt.. and. Mre,.Ct W, Avery, Eureka; Mra I
jnay.aetia, roruauu, m. . w.
Wilson and C. M. Wilson, Fortisna; Mrs.
W. D. Fenton. Horace Fenton and W. D.
Penton Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stone,
Portland; , W. O. Packard, Portland:
Frank Woodfleld. Aatoria; I. Burkholder.
Portland: - Mrs. A. H. Weber and Miss
Weber: Portlsnd. '"
Kruse s Beach hotel Mr. and Mrs. C
a r a nniu ur nA 'Mra flam
iai-' Werthelmer and soni Portland; Mr.
and Mra Leo Snyder, Bolae; S. q. Beach.
Portland; Hugh McOulre and T. N. Btop
penbecb, Portland; Mr, and Mra. M- Hi
French; W. D. Larrabee, Portland: Mra,
F. - D. Alley, 'Portland; Mlaa . Roaalle
Qreffoey, Portland.-
Locksley hall Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Caples, Portland,; Mrs : Burke and chil
dren. Portland; . Mr. and Mra William
Hall. Portland: Mr. and Mrs. John Abra
ham, Portland; , Mr. and Mra,' H. Me
Conaughey, Portland: William Gadaby,
Portland; W. F. Roberta, Portland; Mra.
Nina Larowe, JPortland; W. O. Haines.
Portland; Mr. and Mra. A, L, Hugglna,
Portland; .Mr., and Mrs. B. C. Hara.
Portland.' . . ; '':'"-. '
- (Special Cemapeedasee ef The Joaraal.)
Newport Or.. ' July ' 10. Newport has
put. on its summer 'garb. The. hot spell
has driven many Portlandere here -to
enjoy the cool aalt" breesea. The hotels
are well Tilled, nearly every, cottage. Is
occupied and "during the week there has
been considerable entertaining. This
promises to be the greatest seaaon In
the hlatory of Newport, for the eharma
otj. this resort ' are being more widely
appreciated each year. . t .
No one could pick out a more delight
ful place to apend their honeymoon
than Newport That la what Mr. and
Mra. C W. Holderman of Astoria think,
for they are here on their bridal tour.
Mr. Holderman Is private secretary to
United States Senator Fulton. . "
' The Grand Pacific hotel opened for
the season last Monday under the man
agement of B. D. Butler, formerly of
Loe Angelea " Among the early guests
were Mr. and Mra Philip . Metschsn,
proprietor of the Imperial . hotel at
Portland, v ' " ' v' V .'
George M. Good, a mm owner of Dal
las. U enjoying Ufa here. : :'- '
, Mr. and Mrev J. 8. Cooper Yf - Inde
pendence are among the gueata at the
Grand Pacific. Mr. Cooper la on of
the largest hopgrowera in Polk county.
. Mm and Mrs. H. B. Thlelsen-and their
daughter. Miss Millie Thlelsen. of SS
lem are among the gueata at the Irving
house. ... - y '.' '
Quite a number of eastern people are
here for the early season. ' Among them
are Mr. and Mra. H. L. Stewart, Mlaa
Florence Banks and Mra. Leo M. M alley
of Lexington. Kentucky. "
- William Scarth, a banker of. Toledo,
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Oregon, la among the early visitors to
Newport . . v -
Mr. and Mra. J. L. Weatherford of
Albany -: are registered at; the Abbey
house.' Mr. Weatherf ord la a well-
known ' attorney and vlce-preaident of
the Corvallts A Eastern railroad.
; A. T. Hurd, a prominent mill owner
toTnoreiice, . is enjoying a short season
here. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Hurd.
i Eastern Oregon Is represented at' the
Abbey bouse by O. C. Kenkle, a mer
chant at Irrigon. ; . . , .
Registered at the Abbey house Is M.
M. Davis, a capitalist oi.vorvauia.
Among the legal UghU enjoying the
oool ocean breesee are C. E..Wlllson of
Corvallis and B. F. Jones of Indepen
denca -r-. .-. .
Those registered at the hotels are: -"Bay
Viow Mra Frank Brown. Salem:
Mr. and Mra Ira MaUory. Granta Pasa;
Mlsa Sadie B. Cohen, Albany; M. . K.
Watktns,. Portland; W. B. Starkweather,
Portland; L. 8. Goldataln, Portland; J.
R. Wyatt Albany; Annie B. Baker, sa-
lem; i Alda Cannon. Salem. 1 y ,.
Ocean House Mr. and Mra T. R.
Graffe, Seattle; Mleses M. S. and L.
Jones, Pendleton; R. u. loung. 1 fort
land; L, O. Ralston ai4 family, Port
land; M. and Mrs." H. D. Griffin, Port
land; Mrs. E. D. Thompson. Eugene;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hlggln, As
toria; Mr. and Mra: F. E. Gelser, Fort
land; R.'Q. Frost HlUsboro; Mr. and
Mra Louie Ennls, Hlllsboro; Louise and
Anna Hauser, Lawrence, Kansas; O. B.
Lamb, Clinton, Iowa; Ti W. Ellis, Clin
ton, Iowa-, Mlas M. V. Toper, Chicago;
W. H. -Toper, Kelso. Washington; Rev.
Bishop Castle, Philomath. : .
Grand Pacific Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Holderman, Astoria;- George ' M, Good,
Dallas; J. 8. Cooper, Independence; Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Metchan. Portland;
William 'Scarth, Toledo; Charles A.
Boy ce.. Portland; L. Hartstetn. Mtlwau-
:ssssxssssrtxsxsrsaics:
The BREAKERS HOTEL
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kleetrte Llgit, Sie.w. 'Hot aa "old aalt Warer In Tjh.Buy Tlcketi te.Breitera,
!. Paeiee Ceaaty. Waah Poalofftce Addreai. Breakera, "Wart.
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kee, Wisconsin; E. B. Wilsoii," Corval- .
lis; H. H. Billings, Eugene, ' ' , .'
Abbey House T. F. Lauren. Astoria;
Mra A. L. KlrkUnd and family. Port- .
land; R. M. Pratt. Eugene; D. B. Reea,
Centralla. Waahington; Mr, and Mra A. -
T. Hurd,- FlQrence; L. S. .Rutterfleld,
Florence; -L. ,1. Butterfleld. Florence; '
M. M. Davis,' Ccmrallla; B. W.-Monroe.
Medford; Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Weather.
ford. Albany; L.-A. Newton, Portland:
O. C. Henkle. Irrigon; R. C. Bhlahler, .
Harrtaburg; B. P.-Jones. Independence.
Irving ' House E. Partington, Emer- '
son, Ohio; Charlea W. Davie. Aldyl. VI r
glnla; Mla E. W.'Wa tier bury. Wood-
burn; - Harry .Wanderoth;- Salem; O. E.
Maaon. Turner;- Annie E. Baker, Salem;
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Flelechner. Albany;
Charlea Welch. Eugene; Mr. and Mrs..
T. G. Halley. Genevieve Huiley, EllM-
bereaneyT MTraiTdrMrsT-Hr BrThiel
sen.1 Mlvs Millie Thlelsen,. Salem; Mrs. ..
J. A. Shaw. Albany; Mrs. R. B. Shaw
and son,' Mill City: Mr. and Mra Guy
a. Willis. Portland r Mr." and Mrs. J.
W. Van Winkle, Wendltng; J. L. Clark
and family, Springfield; Mr. and Mra.
A. H. Roher, Portland; Mr. and Mre. II.
L. Stewart- Lexington, Kentucky; Flor- .
ence Banks, Lexington. Kentucky; Mra.
Leo M. Malley, Lexington, Kentucky.
Julia K. Webster, Salem; ' Mrs. DanM
Webster. Salem; Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Bheeley. Seward, Nebraska; Lula A.
Bayne. Seattle; C A. Hodeon, New berg;
Mr. and Mra W. 8. MacCrumb, Port
land; Captain Shamers, Walla Walla;
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge C "BhubertPort- ,
landi Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur C. Boachen.
Salem; Mra C A. flper; Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. C.;B. Winn. Albany. - ; -
STEAMERS TAKEN OFF
, SUPPER WILLAMETTE
' (Special Dlapatrh ta Th Joiirnel.) '
i.i r- lul. liITnll the
advent of , 'the ( fall, ralna. wone
OK inv -iars w.f wt f7 - i
waters .of the -unper river. The Oregon t
Cllf lrajisuuitallnw company hai tsjterrj
the Pomona and the Altona orr the run
from Bolem to the upper points and
from Salem south the only boat running
Is the- gasoline - launch Coloma. j Thla
rune dally between Salem end 'Inde-
P?Then water In the -WrilametteieTaet
receding to the extreme low water mark
and It Is probable that It will be lata
in the fall before the larger boats are
again In eommlaalon. .- , ?'- .. .
On theWlllamette from Salem eouth,
the river la elmpIyTJned with the ed
vance guard of loga of Bpauldlng'a big
drive and It la with' difficulty that
the-UtUa-aasoJtne canoe can make her
way down from Independence. ... ,. ; ..
CORVALLIS REBEKAH
. OFFICERS ELECTED
(gpaeial rXepatch te Ta Jaernal.) -Corvallis.
Or.. July 14. The Rebekaha
of this city, at their laat. meeting, elect-J
ed the following omcere: - ti. Misa
Lillian Ranney; V. O., Mlaa Lulu Spang
ler; secretary,, Mlaa Maud Mays; treasurer.-
Mra Fannie Oren; conductor, Mra
Flora - Hodea;. .warden, Mra Agnea
Touna: ehaolaln. Mlae Belle Ranney;
inside guardian, Mra. Ellen Mundy; eut
alde - guardian. John Toung. District
Deputy-
Mias
Mania , lxon
waa the Installing officer.
XnetaU Officers. ' : ' ;
- (Beeelal Dlepatcb te The Joanil.t ' '
i Corvallle, Or., - July le.WThe Wood
men of the World Installed officers
Thursday .night-, aa follows: Consul
commander. A. T. Orugett; manager.
D. x. Oaburn; watchman, A. K. Rusa
The lodge wee given a pleasant surprise
by retiring Consul Commander G.V. Skel
too. who treated the members to Ice
CloudCapInii
Oregon's famous mountain resort at
.- . . snow Una ' . . -,
- on Mount-Hbod
Away from the heat of the city. ' The
most delightful resting place In' the
northwest r Full Information at the
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TICKET OFFICE, Third &
Washington Sts. .
PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS
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