THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 11, 1908.
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sjBASIDB. OR.. July 18. During ths
last week over 1;000 excursionists
have visited Beaalde. fiirturdsy and
Sunday hotel were filled to their
capacity and - many spar room
In cot tares were used to accommodate
the visitors. Special Independence day
excursion! from Portland and Aitorla
brought In the greater part of th peo
ple. On Saturday night all of the roomi
In the Hotel Moore were filled and com
munlcatlon with Hargent's Seaside house
found It alio to have on hand a many
E;uesta as It could accommodate. Loolcs
ey hall, The Colonial and other Wnt
leaalde hotels report a large number of
guests ior me nonaay. Across the jve
canloum the Commercial had all of the
guests that It eould accommodate and
McQulre's hotel was putting guests out
In oottagea. While a great number of
the visitors returned to Portland, and
Astoria after the Fourth, many have
Stayed here and a number of cottages
ave been opened during -the week.
The Fourth of July excursions were
welcomed at Seaside by a brass band
and most of the summer population of
the resort. When the coaches unloaded
both sides of Bridge street were filled
from the depot to the Necanlcum and
notei Duses rattled back and form on
second and third trips. The weather was
fine and the big holiday crowd enjoyed
itself as only a beach crowd can, On
the evening of the Fourth many of the
cottages on the board walk had fire
works and Informal gatherings. There
was a large dance at Kldderman's pa
vilion and a number of minor enter
talnments. Ww Cottage Arrivals.
F. R. Rogers of Portland has the
Ramsby cottage at Seaside.
U D. Jones of Portland is in his own
cottage at Seaside.
F. Hayek of Portland is in the J.
Gannon cottage at Seaside.
W. L. Miller of Portland Is In the
Mocklnson cottage.
W. J. Holman of Portlnnd In In the
Cleveland cottage at Seaside.
W. L. Clark of Portland has opened
his own cottage at Seaside.
8. V. Vallle of Portland Is in Dr.
Drake's cottage at Sen side.
A. A. Seekats of Portland has the
Bnnsen rottsge at Seaside.
J. C. Sauvaln has opened his own cot
tage at seaside.
W. C. Taylor of Portland has opened
the Tompson cottage at Seaside.
J. D McAndle of Walla Walla has
opened the C. L. Clary cottage at Sea
side for the season.
K. H. Cllne of Portland has Dr. Estes'
cottage at ueaside Tor the season.
O. A. Brown of Portland hus the P.
.JSffenger cottage at Seaside.
c J- A. Bolce of Portland has opened the
TConner cottage at Seaside.
1 'VUlllam R. Prudhomme of Portland Is
fccupylng the Murhead cottage at Bea-
ae.
,Dr. W. A. Worse of Portland is In
;dge Miller's cottage at Seaside.
lA. H. Sargent of Portland Is In the
.merrield cottage st Seaside
t. M. Zahl. A. Kalrd R. W. Wilson,
. C. Johnson. Captain XV. H. Patterson,
J Lowengardt. O. M. Scott, C. F. Patton,
1 B. Bridge. William Reed, T. K
..ughes. C. Albright, S. Sweatland, T
i,.pnner ana nr. w. a. Moore all or
frtland have opened their cottages at
dsldn during the week.
Jited a new cottage at Seaside.
W. F. Satshaw of Bnlt Lake, t'tah, Is
jUldlng a new cottage at Seaside.
' III. Elk Creek Party.
i M party of young people from Astoria
llased through Seaside Friday on the
Hev to Elk Creek where they spent the
of rth. The party stayed nt the Elk
to ,k house and report an extremely de
and ful time. Those who made the
1 1 eh I were Mervvn Lonshprrv T.astor
battterry, Orover T'tzlnger, Allen
the As, Lawrence Rogers. Stanley
Vg. Arthur Van Dusen Leta Drain,
fisen Nowlen, Gertrude -Upshler. Lois
nirker, Winifred Van Dusen, Maud Van
.usen Miss Sadie Strong and Mr. and
rrs. Jack Allen.- .
X.ooksley Kail.
- The guests at Locksley hall enjoyed a
fdeaaant evening on the Fourth. Danc
ng on the large court occupied the
greater part of the evening and waa
loiiowea Dy a display or fireworks.
Davlch, Oscar vBllln, C. 3. Trencnard,
Miss Barlett, Miss Thaeker. Frank
Wosefield, 11. F. Prael and wife, O. C.
Fulton and wife. C, V. Fulton, Allen
Fulton, Fred Fulton, Arthur Van Du
sen, F. Warren and wife, M. Lonnsberry,
O. N. Atsmger, Mrs. Martin Foard.
Miss Martha Foard, Ed Rosenberg and
wife, C. H. Collander and wife. Bice
Taft 8tlna, O. Clifford. Perchot Allen,
O, P. Wright, Miss E. Anderson, Mrs.
Klsworth of Astoria; Bart Breaoh, tort
Stevens: E. C. Oenlreaux, R. M. Buttle,
L. F. Bkidmors. C. F. Wagner, Seattle;
Mrs. W. B. Jones and son, Boston; Fos
ter Hidden, Jack Howard. Miss Nellie
Utilngsr, C.'H. Siena, W. Funderson.
VnMniimAw. XI" 111 la rn Wl1tn WtfA Snd
daughter, Chicago; Fred M. Marx, Miss
Vfeta. Pularann Ran tPranclscO: Nesmlth
Ankeny and wife, Gilbert Henet, Walla
walla: k. w. urieo ana wire, royeno.
Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moser, Mrs.
D. Newbach. Miss E. Harding, Cincin
nati- Mr n a itastlnrs and son
Boise; L. A. Hastings, Lewiston; Lorna
Dale. Charles H. Wlllara, Denver; ti. u.
Well, 8t. Louis; Thomas Breeners,
Heppner; Mrs. HutcWns, Pittsburg;
Mrs. 8. O. Jaueck, North Yakima- Mrs.
B. F. Miller, Flint, Michigan; Robert
W. Johnson, Otturnwa, Idaho: W. B.
Gray. St. Paul- O. N. Stump, Scappoose;
Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Pyle. Pasadena,
Cal Miss L- McFarlond, Tacoma; Miss
Dobbs, Galveston: B. C. Paul, Omaha,
C. M. Hodges, Roanoke, 'a.; J. S. Ben
nett, Newberg. 0
Colonial Hotel.
F. L. Goslenecri, Frank Weleren,
Harry Claxton. Miss Llllle Meier, P. L.
Sinner. F. Planner, Mrs. C. N. Mere
dith. Miss Helen Meredith, J. A. Grave-
ley, J. Dunn and wife, Phil Freeman,
C. O. Pyle, E. F. Sllkmlther and wife,
Fred Bryson, Bessie McKlsson, M. Mar
tin. George E. McCasIln. C. M. Mede
deth. J. E. Young and wife, H. Withy
combe, C. Mollen, B. V. Neal and wife,
Owen LandeTs. Bruce Bearlett, F. F.
Badgley, all of Portland; William Clint,
Mabel Clint. Grays River; William
Burch, Denver, Col.; W. H. Ankeny and
illand, Rainier; wnogene dardner, For
est Grove; George Wheeler, E. P. Mo
Neor, Vancouver. G. P. Warren, Bessie
Dalsell. A. E. Daliell and wife, Goose
berry, Or.
Sargent's Seaside Ho ass.
Mr. and Mrs, N, E. Ayer. Miss Ayer.
Frank A. Rowe, Mrs. J. M. Balrd, Mrs.
C. A. Hastings, Robert G. McC'racken,
W. R. Ellis, Mrs. C. Rosenfeld. Miss
Delphina Rosenfeld. W. C. Knighton and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. I. Lang. Catharine
Therkelsen. M. A. Albin, Frank Nau,
Therkelsen. M. A. Albin, Frank Naw,
Sol Bluiiiauer. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlber
Jones, Graham Glass and wife, Ethel
wynne Glass, A. D. Stebblns, Dr. George
Pllgram. Mr. atid Mrs. T. J. Mendenhall,
Mrs. J. .Ira Routledge. J. Ira Rout
ledge Jr., A. C. Peel. Charles Rosen
field, S. C. Kennell, wife and two sons,
Mrs. Sol Blumauer, Miss Hazel Blu
mauer, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Hurley, two children and maid,
Tacoma; L. A. Hastings. J. E. Higglns,
.Mrs. J. E. Hlggins, C. R. Hlggins, John
Fox. Astoria; Miss Linda Hlggins,
woirviue. in. k.; Mrs. 1J. tv. warren
Warrenton; Gilbert Hunt, Walla Walla
Graham Glass Jr.. Cambridge, Mass
Dr. J. B. Moris, Mrs. Morris, Lewiston,
Idaho.
Ziookslsy Hall.
St Johns; Fred McDnnnld and wife,
Carl Peterson, C. G. Burg, II. Yoeman,
Warrenton; C. D. Dlnneen, N. Robinson,
Hlllsboro; J. C. Islsy, Arleta; It. E.
Mullen, A. B. Cain, New York. John
fTon, Astoria; John Matze, Euu Claire,
- Pacific Tltw Hotel.
A. Constable, Ruth Williams, A. F.
Howard, of Portland; J. Brennan, Mon
agram, Ireland.
Xrnss'a B tacit Hotel.
Mrs. Ed Spauldlng, Frances E.
Spauldlng, Frances D. Abbey, Mrs. Gor
don Lang, Maurice Mann. William
Bruess, Louis Rosenblatt, Joseph Wal
ker. Joseoh D. Slnnott, C. Campbell.
William f3. Holley. Mourle; J. B. Law
son, Charles Leigh, all of Portland; T.
P. Doser, Charles Lawrenoe, Seattle; L.
P. Clnnott, Astoria.
visiting at the Pollvka cottage at Gear
hart. Mrs. M. Norrle and family of Port
land are in their cottage at Oearhart.
Mrs. William Kinney and family of
Portland are In their cottage at Gear-hart.
LONG BEACH
AND VICINITY
July 11. Over
quite a number
PERSONAL MENTION
C. C. Avery, W. C. North. George R
Funk, F. H. Norman, Mrs.
AT THE HOTELS
Seaside.
Hotel Moore G. D. Roe, V. Dalglelsh.
H. H. Bain. T. L- Durham and wife, G.
M. Durham, Mrs. F. A. Harper, H. J.
Blaeslng. J. M. Hawthorne. G. F. Judel,
H. W. Smith and wife, W. A. Grondahl.
A. Shesslll, George Beecher. George E.
Flak. L. O. Pfunder, M. J. White, W. J.
Hatfield. J. W. Heath. Mrs. W. D. For-
rey, C. A. Hohlt, N. Matsen and wife. A.
Davis, Mrs. Dartman.R. W. Cosn, J. I.
Springer, Met Lowe, E. B. Clarke, R. S.
Brlgham, Henry Westermlne, John
Bradford, R. D. Johnson. W, A. 6hatton.
Mrs. J. M. Baird, E. It. tflarke. R. S.
Brigham, J. C. Flanders and wife. John
Penny, C. C. Cllne, Mrs. C. H. Lewis,
Mason Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lewis, Miss
Laura Jones, B. F. Schaffer, F. L. Vin
cent. L. Barnett. E. S. West, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Cederberry. D. O. Price and
wife, Mrs. K. Brancht, Mrs. W. L.
Hunt, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Brada, H. C
Callan. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Oliver. H. H.
Van Puxen, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumauer,
Mrs. Haael Blumauer, T. C. Amouamith,
Charles Zehn and wife, W. Q. Fleisch
hauer. Henry Roberta, 8. W. Peterson,
L. Madren. C. L. 8mlthe. J. R. Rogers,
Mrs. A. M. Rogrers. Miss Alice Bucken
meyer, E. J. Mann and wife, W. F. Pru
den and sister. J. A. Borthwsrk. F. B.
Clarke. F. A. Pell. C. M. Hodgus. J. Pal
mer, wife and son. Harry Lltt, G. R.
Williams, K. SUberstein. H. Frledlander.
Fred W. Kees, A. C. Pannell, Oscar
Loeb, M. Serwlk and wife, p. Carr, W.
Grant, A. M. Clan, T. Qoodmet, 8. Oloyr,
F M. Goodwlre. Net Doty Miss Ella
Strong. Mat Troy. Miss M. F. Troy, Miss
A. F. Scofleld. It. P. Evans, A D. Wand.
D McGlliverv, Miss L. Drlscoll. Miss C.
Drlscoll. WlJIIsm E. Prudhomme, Mrs.
William E. Prudhomme, L. H. Roe and
wife K. R. Angell, Arthur J. Fisk, Miss
A. Bonnie. Miss B. Shomaker, C. C.
Bradley, Jafnes Cllne, C. Butler, V, Carl
ton and wife, Ada Gregory, Pansy Brad
shaw. sll of Portland.
Lennra Benolt. Rva Davtch. pearl
Johan Poul
son. Miss Louise Poulson. Mrs. G.
Fromald, Johan Poulson Fromald, Mrs.
Paul C. Bates. Miss McCarthy. Mrs,
Emma Richards. Miss Carrie Oulmby,
Frances Eladelman, Eunice Donnell. Ida
M. Williams, William F. Mohr. Lessl
Jones, C. L. Jones. W. A. Murry. M. A.
Raymond, R. L. Taylor, C. L. Shear
and wife, R. S. Herrln and wife, Ada
Florence. H. E. Night, M. O. Schloppl
A. S. Wilhelm, John Goodrich. W. Irv
ing and wife, L. H. Seeley, M. A. Baker,
H T. Minor, IS. C. Wilson. Miss B.
Stlnson. Eleanor Cannon. W. H. Keck
and wife. Mrs. M. S. Hughes. Phil Fre
mont: W. H. Giles and wife, C. M. Zodin
and wife. H. H. Cole, P. C. Wheeler,
H. W. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter,
Jr. ana Mrs. jenKins. an or j'ortland
Mrs. D. Mills, Ontario; Miss Mary L.
Barton, T. C. Blnlocker, H. C. Elbert
Germany; W. R. Hunt and wife. San
Francisco.
KoOnlre Hotel.
C. F. Llstman. Peter Jost, Lloyd
ieyS, r-arK Myers. 8. G. Liter. O. Eng
lish, E. Johnson, I Anderson. G. J,
J-.rlckson. O. H. Flanders and wife, A
B. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. J. Firth. W
H. Locke, All Morrison. E. Swinson, P.
i-. v eiter, John llnnnon. George Gorke,
xv. ii. woire. K. S. Bait, A. J. Ander
son. K. F. Weislnnd. S. A. Smith. 8. C,
Havershnm. New! on McCoy. R. Burch
Harry Helgrherg. E. Mock. O. Rlkrelth,
E. Wlnterhothnm, David 'Mullen, W.
Duncomb, Charles Stooks, A. MV. Glld
tier. R. Brlggs, Harry Howard, ell of
Portland.
E. R. Tlchenor, E. W. Finley, Clats-
knnle; R. E. McGulre. C. E. Beater. E
B. Baldwin, L. Petteys. E. Martin, J.
K. ( arr, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Barrett, M
S. Warren. XV. G. Warren. Jules. Brocke
Joe Sylvia. Dan McDonald, Sid Htytlng,
Nick Heyllng. of Seaside; E. Jameson.
j-red l,enhart. t. r . Parker. A. Peter
son. Otto A. Owen. Astoria; John Mr-
quarat, Harmon Ohlers, J. U. Webb.
Henry Wernecks. Necanlcum; L. N
Wilson and wife. Bucktilon, Wash.: A.
Zimmerman, isenalom; John Jackson
Sam Sumbor. Salem; Arthur Adklns,
Hammond; C. K. Tabott and wife.
rtatnter; n. rogue. J. woir. Lents, Or.;
William Fogue. Mount Scott, Or.; Ben
Rhyner. Warrentonf E. L. Yates. Chi
cago.
STecanlcnm tnn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Manley, Mr. and
Mrs, F. Thompson, Mrs. Will O. Whar
ton. Wallace Wharton. EL Miller and
wife. Miss B. L. Nickels, of Portland;
Esra O. Harris. Corvallts; Bertha Wal
lace, Columbus, Ohio.
Commercial KotsL
W. Austin, P, J. Cloaaet, W. V. Phil
lips, R. H. Rohins. H. Fritsch. M. M
Durjrl. Clem Albrlls, Miss Florence
Huff, all of Portland; B. V. Blckford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fenton of Port
land have oponed their cottar at Sea
side. J. Couch Flanders and wife of Port
land passed through Seaside Frlduy on
their way to Seola.
Walter Gadsby und wife of Portland
are at Seaside.
Ambrose Scott and wife of Portland
are at Seaside.
Harry Lltt of Portland spent a few
days At Seaside ltist week
Robert McCrncken of Portland was
at Seaside Sundny.
Miss Mary Li-r.g of Portland Is at
Seaside for the miinmer.
Miss Laura jM. Jones of Portland
spent Friday nt Seaside.
Harry Word and wife of Portland
were at Seaside last week.
Miss Pearl I.uckey of Portland Is
at Seaside for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Hlalne R. Smith
turned to Port land Sunday nlht.
Harry MooTe of Portland Is at Sea-
aide for the season.
Glad Is Howard of Portland spent i
few days at Ben side last week.
iidrs. E. J Austin of Portland has i
cottage at Seaside.
R. Shepard of Portland Is at Sea
side for th season.
Miss Luclln Dunn of Portland is at
Seaside for the summer.
W. T. Stephens of Portland Is in
cottage at Seaside.
F. Jaoobsen of Portland Is In a cot
tae at Seaside.
J. M. Harkleroad of Portland Is at
Seaside lor the summer.
L. B. Robinson of Portland la at
Seaside.
P. E. Llnb of Portland Is at Seaside
in a cottage.
H. B. Eberman of Portland Is at
Seaside.
M. J. Hanon of Portland Is at Sea
side for the summer.
Perry Radford of Portland is at Sea.
side lor tne season.
O. J. Henry of Portland has a oot
tage at Seaside.
i'. A. marker or foruana is at Bea-
slde.
Ed Weaver of Portland Is at Sea
side for the season.
R. H. Birnle of Portland la at Sea
side In a cottage.
A. S. Hamilton of Portland has a oot
tape at Seaside.
George Waldschmldt of Portland Is
at Seaside. - .
A. Erickson of Portland Is at Sea
side.
J. T. Rogers of Portland Is at Sea
side ior tne season.
J. A. Edwards of Portland is In a oot
tage at Seaside.
F. J. Grlswald of Portland Is at Sea
side for the season.
J. B. Bridge of Portland is In a cot
tag eat Seaside.
M. J, Quist of Portland is In a cot
tage at Seaside.
W. W. Evans of Portland is In a cot
tage at Seaside.
T. Johnson of Fortlana Is at Seaside
for the season.
M. A. Gordon of Portland is at Sea
side.
J. G. Mack of Portland is In his cot
tage at Seaside.
Arthur Van Dusen or Astoria visited
friends at Seaside Friday.
H. Centro of Portland waa at Sea
side Sunday.
Miss Helen Doble of Portland was at
Seaside over Sunday.
Grover UtxlnKer of Astoria naased
through. Seaside on his way to Elk
Creek.
J. A. Gravley of Portland SDent Bun-
aay at seaside.
William E. Prudhomme of Portland
is at seaside.
Newton McCov of Portland wna nt
Seaside last week.
vy. h Kins of Portland wis at Sea
side Sunday.
rank Nau of Portland waa at 8ea-
siae cunaay.
hoi Blumauer or Portland Is soendlns
a short vacation at Seaside.
Graham Glass and wife of Portland
are at bargent s Seaside house.
Graham Glass Jr. of Cambridge.
Mass., went to Portland Sunday to at
tend the PI Delta KoDDa conclave.
i.. 11. seeley or Portland suent Bun.
aay at seaside.
M. A. BaRer or Portland waa at Sea
side over Sunday.
ki. minor or Portland SDent a few dava
at ceas me mis weex.
B. (J. llson of Portland waa at Sea
side Sunday.
Frank Scott of Portland scent Sunday
ai seaside.
Mrs. Will O. Wallace of Portland la
at Seaside.
Clifford Moore of Portland la at Sea
Ide for the season.
Dr. W. T. Kerr of Portland la at Bea-
Ide for the season.
Mrs. W. A. Moore of Portland came
to seaside Saturday.
r. J. Btrenig or Portland la at ea-Ide.
Miss B. Stlmpson of Portland Is visit-
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TES SWIFT SPECIFIC CCX, ATXJLSTA, CA
Dons; Beach, Wash.
Saturday and Sunday
of excursionists visited North Beach
points. The Fourth waa celebrated at
l.ong Beaeti and most of the people
i-ama up here for the day.
On Tuesday 100 druggists from Ore
gon came down to the Breakers and
spent three days. On Wednesday nlht
there was a ball given at the hotel In
honor of the visitors. The big ball
room was decorated for the occasion
and tho evening was an enjoyable ono.
Correct Names.
There is a movement under wnv to
reform the loose use of the names of
the various resorts on the O. K. & N
railway. The abused name Is the term
Long Beach. It has been used as a
substitute for North Beach to designate
the whole peninsula from Ilwaco to
Ocean Park and to distinguish the wholo
Washington beach from the Oregon re
sort ut Seaside. This use of the name
has had a quite logical origin, as tho
f treat stretch of sand is certainly a long
each. '1'he name is very frequently
used In n less general sense to Include
the bench between Seavlew and Break
ers and Anally it Is used to Indicate
settlement around the Long Beaoh
station. The latter Is the only correct
use of the term. This loose use of tha
name has caused some Inconvenience
among strangers and even among those
familiar with the different meanings of
Long Beach. Persons wishing to go to
the different resorts of North Beach
buy tickets and have baggage checked
to Long Beach in place of Tioga, Cen
tervllle, Seavlew or elsewhere. Often
times they leave the train at Long
Beach and And themselves and their
baggage a considerable distance from
where they want to go. Persons In the
city who have friends at North Beach
direct mall to Long Beach and It goes
to the Long Beach postofflce, when it
may be intended elsewnere.
The correct use of the term Long
Beach is the name of the resort which
was originally cut out of the H. H.
Tinker tract and not the general name
of the 15 miles of North Beach, as the
sound of the name might indicate.
Above Long Beach the first resort is
Tioga, which has the old Jacohsen place
for a landmark. Tioga extends up the
beach to where J. M. Arthur has built
his big hotel called BreaKers. Above
Breakers the stations to Ocean are
seldom confused except with the gen
eral use of the term Long Beach. Be
low Long Beach comes Newton, where
the Newton hotel was Miflt. then Cen-
terville, and finally Seavlem, at the old
Stout place.
m at Seaside.
Aiiss Kleanor Cannon
of Portland la
Seaside.
Miss 8 C. Huohlna of Pittsburg. Pa..
pent Friday at Seaside.
Joe I)e Guchl, for many years dining-
room steward at the Commercial club.
Portland, has accepted a similar posi
tion at tjargent s beasine nouse.
P. Rumelln and family of Portland
have opened their Gearhart cottage.
Hugh McGulre and family of Portland
have opened their cottage at Gearhart.
James Honeyman and family of Port
land are In their cottage at Gearhart.
Mrs. St. Clair Gr and family are In
tbelr Gearhart cottage.
S. Beach and ramlly or Portland are
In their cot tags at Gearhart.
G. Durand and family of Portland
are In their cottage at Gearhart
Sam Rosenblatt and family of Port
land are In their rot tage at Gearhart.
A. H. Blrrell of Portland and family
are at Gearhart In their cottage for lb
season.
Hasel Small of Portland Is at Sea
side for the summer.
George Prntlc of Portland is at Sea
side for the season.
Bemlce Ptlmpson of Portland is
Ttsltina; at Sesslde
Miss Jessie Mansfield of Portland Is
in a cottage st Oearbart
Miss L. Pfunder and O. Pfunder
are visiting at the Pollvka cottaa-a.
Gearhart.
Harry Hsmlet and family nf Portland
are 1 their cottaae at Gearhart.
J.. Pollvka and family of Portland
have pned their cottage at Gearhart.
Mis aUsi i"labsr oi Portland U
Personal Mention.
Mrs. William Ladd of Portland came
to Seavlew Wednesday and will spend
the summer In her cottage.
F. H. Irwin of Portland came to the
Breakers Wednesday.
H. w. Manning of Hortlana is at
Hackney Cottage, Seavlew.
Miss May K.eiiy or urregon iiiy is
at Seavlew for the season.
Martin Shade of Portland is at iong
Beach.
Mrs. Charles Bernard or Portland is
building a new cottage at Seavlew.
Frank notterur anu ramiiy or Port
land are in their cottage at Seavlew.
Mrs. IT. H. Parker of Portland is in
her cottage at Seavlew.
William Kendall or Portland nas tne
Henry cottage at Seavlow.
Robin H. Nelson or Albany was at
Long Beach last week.
J. R. lMckson of Portland made a
trip to Long Beach last week.
M. Hurd or b-ugene is ai ijonp cemai.
J. L. Manlon of Portland made a trip
to Lonjr Beach last week.
Mrs. A. B. Cox of Portland opened
her cottage nt Long Beach.
Uerald usinun oi roitiiina vibiicu
at Keavlew.
1 Victor Lion Volght of Volghfs Camp,
Canada, visited friends at lxng Keacn.
Herbert F. Clarke of Clackamas, Or.,
was at Long Beach last week.
William Wood of Astoria visited
North Beach points last week.
Fred Whittlesey visited at Long
Beach last week.
Mrs. Del Stuart and daughter of
Tnrtljind rr nt Lnm Beach.
Mrs. May Dearborn Schwab of Port
land is In the Schwab cottage at Sea
vlew.
Mrs. Captain Pope of Portland Is at
Seaview.
W. J. Pettljohn of Newberg has a
cottage at Centervllln for the season.
J. L. Burke and family of Portland
visited J. L. Pprague at Ocean Park.
Mrs. Jessie Watson of Oakland, Cal.,
visited at Ocean Park last week.
Sam Bromburger and famllv of Port
land are in a cottage st Long Bench.
Miss Laura Harris of Los Angeles is
visiting at Long Beach.
W. J. Winters and familv of Spokane
are in a cottage at Centervllle.
O. W. Burton, wife and daughter of
Walla Walla are at Hackney Cottace.
R. 8. Fireball of Portland Is at Long
Beech.
Mrs. L. Friedman snd famllv of
Portland are in a cottage at Ixng
Beach
C W. Rjinsom and wife Of Portland
spent the week at Hackney Cottage
Miss Amanna Messien or t-oruaim is
at Ocean Park.
Harrv Wood and ramny or roruana
are at Ocean Park for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew (ievurti or
Portland are at Ocean Park for the
summer.
Mrs. W H. Tlrttt and son returned
from Ocean Park to Portland this week.
Charles E. York of Portland nas pur
chased the Hulbert coitage at Oc-an
Park.
Mrs, T. rvwllng snd Miss tviitn Howl
ing of Portland have opened tbelr new
cottage st Ocean Park.
Mrs. t . tv Mnlth. or portisni nas
opened her cottage at Ocean Pnrk.
C. Woollev of Portland Is at Ocean
Park for the summer
K.vv. Lrveiv or Portland ha a cotuig"
st Otn Pa-k
Harold Smith of Portland was at
Ocean Pnrk a few days last week. j
'Meier; Mrs. W. A. Kinney. lr. George
S. UreltllnK. Mrs. T. It. Mulr, Miss Con
stance Mulr. Miss Smith. Mrs. Henry
Hart, James V. Hart, Raymond Wilcox.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pendergast, Mrs,
Herbert Holman. A. W. Allen and wife,
Miss Klsle Johnson, Henry Harlan, E.
Jaoobsen, W. A. Montgomery, Guy
Ketchison and wife, Miss ,M. Steichner,
11..., .1 ft.fnMn O A itunt . r, 4 w 1 1 A
Ben F. Jones, W. Wallace, John . Laue
and wife. Miss Edna Munro, ju tt.
Lurst, F. Byerly, C. C Shaw, Arthur
Thayer, W. H. Zlegler, W. P. Koehler
Dr. William Koehler, J. E. Cormach and
wife. TT. I Rchana and wife. N. G. Wil
lis. Frank Jancke and wife, B. J. Fay
and wife, H. W. Viets. F. C. Davie. F. A.
Anstoy, C. H. Beckman. XV. C Church,
William Wltzell. J. & Felter and wife.
ail or Portland.
XV. A. Kuvkendall and wife. Mrs. J. T
Brumfleld. Eugene; R. TJ. Niece, Los
Angeles; D. F. Everett, Goldenrale,
Wash.; J. Marsh and wlfo, asco;
Frank H. Codwell. Newberg; Val R.
Bury, wife and child. Ban Francisco; C.
G. Huntley, wife and daughter, Oregon
City: A. C. Koeppen. O. W. Koeppen,
Pendleton: M.- E. Everltt. North Bend;
Judge George C. Blakelcy and wife, The
Dalles; M. g. ciemons, urants pass; a
D. Vincent. New York: L. Johnson. 811-
verton, Or.; George Harding and wife,
Oreaon Cltv: T. F. Laurln. Astoria: w.
H. Eccles, wife and children, Ogden,
Utah; R. S. Kuhnan, M. riander. Ban
Francisco, Cal - Mrs. C. L. Crellln, Miss
Ruth Crellln, Pleasanton, Cal.; Mrs. A.
E. Hutchison, Gertrude C. Hutchinson,
Salt Lake, Utah.
Long Beach hotel Marcus Cohn and
wife, XV. E. Glttins, E. W. Moore, Eu
gene Peterson, G. H. Harmon, XV. A.
Parry, A. Boskowitz, F. L. Patterson. XV.
D. Klne, Clara F. Daly, Sam J. Cutler,
B. C. Maney, William Boudett, Alma
Payne, J. J. McNab, Miss U Relvke.
Miss Lee, Miss Lenora Forth, XV. E.
Browmson, Albert H. Pearce, Blanche H.
Craig, Arthur W. Bell, Miss Frederick
son, W. H. Jarvls and wife, A. Dlllar, H.
C. Albee and wife. Frank Potts, J. Cor
mach and wife, all of Portland; Dean
Blanchard, Nellie Sweet, Rainier; Sol
Smith, Lena Whitehead, Mrs. I. Moses,
South Bend; William J. Roouey, Gar
field Rooney, Mrs. G. Russell, Miss J.
Dubla, Raymond; L. L. Miller Spokane:
Mabel Bodnie, Colfax- J. A. Taylor and
wife, Mahcotta; E. J. Craig and wife;
R. B. Anderson and wlfe Seattle; M. J.
Lynch, Walla Walla; F. W. Nessner,
Baker City: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. B. A.
Rlnes, Pendleton; F. E. Miller, Atlanta,
Idaho. "
The Driftwood.
M1ss Verna Rudlg, Mrs. William
O'Donnell and son. Mrs. A. W. Echart,
E. E. Klngsley, wife and child, A. C.
Jackson and wife. Louise BtamDhor,
Herlanda Stampher, E. C. Dowllng. H.
J. Klngsley, A. T. Fleet. Elsie M.
SplrkerL Edith Spicker, John Spicker,
J. F. Cunningham. George F. Schott
C. M. Dustin, Jack Cunningham, Dr.
George S. Brighton. Harold Brlnker
hoff, Irene O'Brien, Mrs. J. Brlnker-
hoff. Anita O'Brien, Louise O'Brien, T,
J. O'Brien and wife, Miss G. Jons,
Mrs. Lillian Powers, all of Portland
Miss Dora Shaffer. Bourban, Md., A.
H. Nelson, New York; F. C. Bellinger,
Buffalo: Mrs. Jennie Spicker, Bangor,
Wis.; Evelyn Olsen. Chris Pehrln L.
Mever. John E. Rarsons. all of Port
land; Miss Hazel Snipes, The Dalles,
Henry Can. Yamhill. Mr. and Mrs
Chris Franzen. Lyle Wash.; E. E
Bright, Springfield. Ohio; S. V. Ste
wart, Walville. Wash.
The Brltt.
Mr. and Mrs. Bromberger, Miss M
Bromberger, Ruth Bromberger, E. A
Learlng, Lawrence Fearing, E. F. Bar
rett. FT t. Relnhard, Mrs. J. Carlson
Miss Edith Carlson. Cornell Carlson, A.
E. Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen,
Raymond Doollttle, Meshowaka. I rid.;
GeoTKe C. Carter, Joliet, 111.; W. V.
Cole, Boise, Idaho; Stanley Arnold, St.
Johns, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. I . v. smith,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Williams, Raymond
Wash.: C. E. Pettlt. Nahcotta, Wash.;
John Burke, C. L. Stevenson, South
Bend, Wash.
The Portland.
R. L. Adams. E Klnderdman, T. Hoi
derman, Albert Giere, F. Monks, Otto
K Haael, T. XV. Ward, J Burnitt. C.
Lllja. J.imes J. Flynn, W. Daly. J.
Duly, J. B. Bon, Mario Johnston, W.
J Kuhl, Mrs. I. B. Hlrsoh, A. C. Brown,
Dorothy Parker, Caroline Moores, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Miller, M. H. y"ells,
W. F. Martaln, K. G. Still, Mrs. H.
Raymond, Miss E. Cleeland, Miss M.
Stephen, Miss M. Kugan. Miss L.
Whits, M. U. O'Neill. M. E. Fanning,
H. A. Rose C. J. Bassett, A. K. San
derson. WilllRm Isensee, C. W. Young,
all of Portland; G. Johnson, Kansas
City; Mrs. H. E. Fisk. Olathe, Kan.;
Edith Whiteomb. Pearl E. Seaborg, A.
A. Seaborg, Charles A. Seaborg, Il
waco. Haokasy Cottac.
Mrs. William Holl and family, Ben
Rybke, Mrs. 8. P. Kern and daughter,
Gerald Eastham, Dick A. Hathaway, J.
Backle and wife, Mrs. D. Llnls, Fran
ces Sins. William Cannon. W. K. Wat
son, A. ('. Jackson and wife, Peter
Hagony, William O, Beck. Mrs. Wil
liam 1. Beck. William G. Beck Jr., A.
P. Fleet, c. c. Copies and wife, Mrs.
Fransen, Sidney Fransen, H. W, Man
ning. C. W. Bettman, all of Portland.
Hotel Sunset.
Charles Manning, Mrs E. W. Watson,
R. H. Pease. E. I.. Cornor. D. M. Don-
augh, Elaine Goblev, Mrs. Mlllia Gooley,
J. R. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gooley.
W. A. Dalqulst. George Carter, Aphla L.
Dimlck Mert E. Dlmick Jr., all of Port
land: Ely paria, castierock. wasn.: Pau
line Parla, Castierock, Wash.
Taylor's Hotel.
James A. Gray and wife. William
Shevas, Frank Shevas, Anita F. O'Brien,
Louise M. O'Brien, Mrs. H. J. O'Brien.
Mrs. M. ,T. O'Brien. Harold Belnkerhoff,
Mrs. J. Meinkerhoff, Irene O'Brien,
Frances C. Harrington. J. E. Wlttman.
all of Portland; L. 8. Denlson Miss Bes-
ley, South Bend; Clarence Shipley. Castle
Rock; Miss J. Carpenter, Mrs. Effl :
Phillips, G. XV. Phillips. D. B. Phillips.
Carrollton, Wash.
Whltehouse Hotel. .
Mrs H. Rubbenhorst, F. E. Loveloy.
A. D. Shorno and wife, Lloyd H. Ander.
son and wife, Leon Cohen, A. L. Llssler,
H. L. Lrlssler. Ernest E. Cox, Harry S. -
Clapp, George F. Whltehouse, F. B,
View. B. C Wahl and wife. Mlas Ousale
Wahl, W. P. Meyers and wife. A. B. .
Connor and wife, O. M. Forglna and, -,,
wife Fred Goodwin, 8. K. Elleon, F. B. 1
Bradley, all of Portland. -,
Sarrsst Homa,
Mrs. E. P. Morgan, Miss Rhoda Mor- ,
gan. W. V. Norman, and wife, Marshall ?
Case, A. H Devera Jr., R. H. Haaelton,
E. B. Cooper, J. R. Black, all of Port
land; Mrs. Cecil Lane. Long Beach; Mrs. .
G. R. Webb, San Prs.nclsco: A. H. Lex.
Chicago.
North Beach Znn.
A. D. Shorno and wife. Charles M. '
Dewey, Miss Eleanor Glle, Ableon L. '
Glle. 8 V. Dumler, William G. Beck Jr.
B. 8. Hackney. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lei- -
ter and son, all of Portland; Miss Maud
Resler, Salt Lake City; Mrs. William ;
Beck, Billings, Mont. 2,
Bait Air. v
XV. J. Frost Mrs. W. J. Frost, W. r
Wheeler and wife, F. E Hutchinson,
Lloyd Bates, Albert Lewis, G. W. Fra
iler, Earl Robinson, Lawrence Frost.
Mrs. A. M. Haradson, Mies Dorothy Har- t
adson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Frost, Gerrge W,
Frost and wife. Joseph Sullivan, Howard -Hutchinson,
all of Portland; Mrs. H. N. .
Blom, Miss B. Blom. Miss Margaret
Blom. Miss Bernlee Blom. Miss Eliza-
beth Blom, Michigan.
Ths SnsUbarns House.
M. Ditchburn, Mrs. Hendley of Port
land, Mrs. Rice snd family, Mrs. Aven
and family, Nampa; Mr. and Mrs. Hark- -ess.
Miss Harkess, Denver, Colo. -
WILHOIT SPRINGS
Motel Now Open
Stage leaves Oregon City, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday until July 1,
then daily at 9 a. m. Fare $1.50.
F. XV. Mil.eran. proprietor.
NORTH BEACH t
Is the busiest and most brilliant pleasure haunt in this part
of the country this summer. Its thousands of devotees re- J ".
joice to learn that they can now go and come on a regular j-
schedule, independent of tides. '
The Popular Excursion Steamer of the O. R. & N. Co. t
J. Potter r;
Leaves Portland, Ash Street Dock,. v!
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 8:30 A. M. '
SATURDAY'S OMT.V 2-f0 P. M "
11 o
i
SATURDAYS ONLY, 2:00 P. M.
MAGNIFICENT DAYLIGHT TRIP
DOWN THE COLUMBIA
Direct connection at Megler with the Ilwaco railroad,
thence to the beach resorts. See published schedules
EXCURSION RATES FROM PORTLAND
Season Tickets, on sale daily J5 4.00
Saturday-to-Monjday Tickets 3.00
Five-Trip Commutation Tickets 15.00
Reduced Rates Prevail From All Parts of the State
Purchase tickets at the City Ticket Office, O. R. & N., Third
I and Washington Streets. ;
WM. McMURRAY,
: General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon X
si
OAXJTOKSXA BOTSXA
AIRfflOWT
HOTEL
Superbly situated
Easily reached
Magnificently appointed
Perfectly served
In every aspect approach
ing more nearly the
IDEAL hotel.
Single rooms with private bath $2.56
upward.
r'ellghtful Suits J10 uptrard.
No room In the house without hath.
Kaiiafed by the world famous
Palace Hotel Company
OREGON HOTELS
TUB
PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR.
European Plan
Modern
Kestaorant.
cost owe aorxuoir bolubi
Headquarters fot
Tourists and Com
mercial Trarelers.
Special rates made
to 'families and
single frentlemen.
The manairamsnt
will be pleased at
11 times to show
rooms snd rive
prices, a modem
Turkish bath es
taMlahment In ths
hotel.
X. O. Bowsts, Krr.
pupils
Centrally Located
Modern Improvements
Imperial Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
Seventh and Washington J,
Phil Metschan A Sons. Props. '
lonf Distance Fhoss
in Tery Boom.
Rates, $1.00, $1.50. $2.00 "
AT. THE HOTELS
XiOBf Beach.
The Breakers Mrs J B Osssg and
child, Mrs C C Hltnwn. Mr ard Mra.
Mik Jcob, Jir Edwin Jlcoh Mlt H.
Jsoob. Ed Khelostorm and wife. C 11
Wnilarns, J B. rtomvigr. O P. Bri,
Msrte Johnstone, r. A. Knapp and wife.
Miss Knapp. Ml lloufrhtna. Mrs A. Ci.
N'eare and son, R o. Johston, Adolph
A. Dfkora, Jullu Oreen ant wife, B. M.
Eases, T. Itates an4 wife. Euirene Roser.
C. J. Basett. Noll. Paul A Crtmtr,
(Vorg P Ksuffmsn, 3 H Huehtt snil
wtf, W. H- Vrroch. wife snd two rhll
drf. Marie Kevins. Oenrae W. Bfsrhkw.
Miss Maud Mr. Rraliae Oeaund. p. &
Btewart. ff H. Derli. Mr. and Mr
Ludwif Hlrsch, air.. aa4 Kra. ailua
Hotel St. Francis
SAN FRANCISCO
This hostelry possesses all the
best features of the world's finest
caravansaries, and has added many
ideas to the sum of hotel happi
ness. It his introduced to Ticific
Cont Hoteldom the Electric
Grill, Pneumatic Tube Service.
Magnets Clock System'snd today
represents the farthest idrance of
science in hotel service in America.
Rates European, from ti upward
Under the mnffement of
JAMES WOODS
ifiktRRJii
THE DANM00RE
1 ti3'" r
PorUand s New Hotel. ' .
7S Washinrtom, eons lsta. m,
KsJil? kMtr, .
StuopsM Flam aa4 Vp.
Bus meets all trains.
DAN J. MOORE. Proprietor.
Votel aCoor CtatKa Siuk. V.
Bids. Of. Ov all yewr. Tow taior
soatloa applj at lbs 2saoor,
HOTEL OREGON :
CORNER SEVENT AND STARK STREETS
Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per t
Day and Up European Plan free Dui.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO., I