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EASIDE. Or. Aug. 3. The begin
ning of tlio choice month of the
beach season la hcrv. August has
always lcn the Jiept time for
vacation and trip to the sea
ahore. Although most oif the families
ho have cottage come early In July
' and atay the full season, there are
many who rent tihelr cottages for all of
tha season except u jart of this month.
It Is the time when families who have
but a week or two to stay at the coast
coma down and rent at the summer ho
tels The month lu the record breaker
for excursions, and those who have but
a few duva out or the busy year to
spend for' recreation select this time
to come to the ogin side aind recruit
- ihMr health und strength from the cool
Ba breezes. It Iff t be month when the
cottagers entertain visitor and when
h. t.ui hand of the family spends a I
week of rccaeatlon with his wife and
children. Everybody at the beach gets
ready for August, ana 11 is toe great
month or ouunga u yiv-i.c.
Tk iieirlnninar of August nnds Sea
.m. . ihrivinir resort. Most of the
oitagea are open, but soma will open
tor this select part of the season alone.
' Most of the hoxels are full and accom
' modations are being engaged In ad
vance Every day hundreds throng the
streets of the lltUe town and promenade
an and down the board walk. There Is
activity among the cottages and the
guests at the hotals. Every day there
are trips around the Tillamook Head,
so Elk Creek and to the wrecked (Sa
lens. In the evening there are card
.tu. hnnflres Allll dances.
Visiting between Clatsop and North
Beach is becoming very popular. There
, has been a new rate made for August
and It is now possible to make the
sound trip from Seaside to North Beach
PThe new postofflce has been opened at
tLLSuilCli in the new Gilbert build
ing and of sufficient size to accommo
date all of the summer traffic. The
new offlc. haa some 600 private boxes
and modern equipment of all fd.
Bids have been opened for a bridge
across the mouth of the Necanicum on
frean front. When the bridge is
bunwTwill make it much mow- con
venient in getting from Beaeldo to
Ee-S. music in the Hotel Moore
?1 WriP :
fim '"'r"n7- - ' -'- i'fltiii'iir rp -7' ' - - -TSimMiiJiVS
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vis and wife, Oakland; Dr. John M.
(,'iuit II, Chicago; I. T. Archlhald,
VBtn; Pr Marlon Montgomery, Ches
ter Montgomery, Iancong Montgomery,
Stattlr; Mrs. A. A. Beldcn, Helen, Bvl
rtn, C. J Trelnhard. Astoria; Colonel
WiiilH'-o I-ainhs, Manila; Mrs. K. Shen
han. Mrs J. Knerten, Oregon City; Ed
I.. WlKK'n nd family, Mrs. E. L. Al
ford, mother and two children, Lawts
ton, Idaho; II. A. Ewnb and wife, Twin
Falls. J. II. Uowers and wife, Fayette.
Idaho; R. F. lllner and wire, Tekoa,
Wash.; Mrs. I,. M. Nohlet and daugh
ter Cleveland; 11. S. McNIcholas and
wire. Glendale; Jessie Oudgnll, Mrs A.
OU'lgell, Jertnlo Tlerney, Walla Walla;
William M. Uoss, Fannie P. Ross, Har
old Ross. Cecil Uoss. St. Helens: Dan
iel Human, Mrs... J. B. Parsons, Walter
Hurnett, Iteatrlre Burnett. New York;
Miss i: E. Mooro, Olendale; Lillian
Long, Agnes Sweet, Boise, Idaho; .
A. Klrkwooil. Forest Grove; T. E. Wal
ters. Denver, Colo.; V. S. Hendricks,
New Mexico; Homer Hendricks, Kan
sas; A M- fltearns, Mrs. Stearns and
daughter. Uretchon Cormany, St.
Johns; Hattle Packard, Helle llrush, tl.
V. Packard, Miss Winifred
Vancouver, Wash.; K. A
New Tork city; Mrs. R. Alkman, Mlsa
Agnes Alkman, VR Alkman, Poise, Idaho,
Mia, Andrew I.lttle, Emmett, Idaho;
Alta Rock. Chicago; Sol Davis and wife,
Seattle; W. W. Drew. Bait Lake. Zlda
Ooldsmtthy Oregon City; Miss A. L,
Petterson, Denver.
ITsoaiiloum Inn.
Mrs. Frances Jaeger, Mrs. Q. H.
Wardner, George Horace Wardner Jr..
Frances Louise Wardner, George
Brandes Mr. and Mrs. Miles. J. M.
Lounsdale and wife. Misses Alice and
Blanche Cavann, Mrs. II. G. Parker, 1.
P. Jaeger, family and maid, Jemlson
Parker, all of Portland: Harriet Har
destg. Terre Haute, Ind.; Miss Jencle
Dlllman, Roy Dillman, Oregon City;
llertha Burrell, Harry M. Webb, Mm
Harry Bell, Constance Bell. Burnley
Bell, Seattle; Arthur McKean. Astoria.
Commercial Hotel.
Charles Cre;;g, J.. W. Matheno. J.
Hull. L. A. Maxwell and wife, W. D.
Evans, N. Becker. R. Bear, B. A. Selby,
N. Hellurg, '. R. Holllster. H. 11
Tlnrllnir a ml I f a .Insenh Reed S H
Palmer. emith, m. O. Hulllvnn. H. Linton, B. M.
i Sterling, all of Portland: J. U. Powles,
North Beach and visited Hoyt Colgate I Park cottage are Miss Galbrcath, Miss
son Miss Kinei faiterson. uosion; i gan Francisco: W. T. Stlne, Salem; il.
Walter Mcintosh, Providence. R. I.; W i v len Astoria.
C. G.ddls and wife, England; Miss ' - view Hotel
Winnie offner and maid. Freewntcr. PcUlo View Hotel.
Wash.; M. H. Stoner and wife. Ham-I Mrs. E. J. Keller. Miss Sarah Zlm-
mond. Or.; Lillian Thordarson. Arllta: ! merman. Portland.
dining-room.
Personal Mention.
" Mrs. Zera Snow of Portland Is spend
in a fw davs at Seaside.
.'!,Mr and Mr. Edward Root of Tort-
MrsaKrankSKTg!er of Portland visited
t Seaside durinf the eftrty part of the
Tms. John Gearln and her daughter
Miss18-Grace Gearln. of Portland are
mending the summer at Senside.
Mable Avers of Portland is via-
WrnSfe at Sea-
?Mi.0sVeMe't,andBuehner of Portland, Is
vising Miss Celeste Moore a Seaside.
' Mrs J. a! Strowbridge Jr. and her
family have return to the
BhViacKn ofrtland spent
tlL-r of Portland 1.
rcaHthManrne'anM" children
of Vancouver are srenulng U.e summer
rXr or Port
land were week-end guests at Seaside, ,
lanu wtit D.rV a nromlnent
socte'y l'ladrof Portaand is a.
e'rieSr of Ported Is
TaAUmarorPortlarlfvlsitlng
"HkS!11 ornehter
oT the late Senator Voorhles of Wash
flgton is spending the summer at Ne-
canlcum Inn. White, both
of TortirndBawerre week-end guests at
Francis8' B. Clarke of St. Paul is a
'T.'Vh Pe ofTortland. with her
MJh,i" Mrs I A- Shindler and her
Shsorn suspending the summer at
Seaside. p MenPfee of Port-
iSnd.hJ- reminder of the
8eR"a"phatD1way of Portland was a
Ha," A ptrowhrldge of Portland spent a
few davs with his family, who are
.MtaPolivgr of" Portland re
turned to the cltv Monday after sr.end
lniTa few days at Germar cottage, Gear-
hawtlliam Buuess and daughter of
Portland wer. week-end visitors at Sea-
SldBmre Bowen of Txp Angeles visited
at the Davles cottage on the Shell road.
Miss Miriam Jacobs of Portland Is
at Seaside. . . .
Mrs. Pbv KaTTeiy anu imuminr m
irene of Portland spent the week at faea
side. . , , ,.
Miss Dorothy Moore of the university
of California has returned to the city
after a ten days visit with Miss Arllns
Da vies
Misses Elisabeth and I.nrlle Parker
are enloylng an outing In their summer
home on the upper Necinloum. The
Misses Parkers are this year's gradu
ates of Smith co'le?e.
Kerry Lang snl famllv hae opened
their cottage at Gearhart for the sea
son. Miss Lela Goddard of 7Vrt1a-i'1 Is a
Tuest of Mrs W D Kenton at Seaside.
Mrs. H. R. Lewis of 1'ortlard Is
spending a few days with tier daughtei.
Mrs. Will Crane at Oearhart
M. Hablrost of Portland is camping
at Gearhart.
W. J. Burns of Portland is at Gear-hart.
Miss Iwir'.tl v Morrison, "he charmlr.g I i
oauKmer
tie daughter. Marcla, of Portland, spent
the week end at Seaside.
Mrs. F. R. Mitchell of Portland Is
spending the season at Seaside.
Mrs. Florence Perry of Portland 1s
occupying Sea Lodge cottage at Sea
side. Mrs. Blanche Jones of Oregon City
is spending a few weeks at Seaside.
John F. Logan of Portland is spen 1
Ing a few days at Seaside
George L. Baker of the Baker the
atre is visiting at the Dobson cottage
at Seaside.
Miss Marguerite Thomas of Port
land Is a guest of Captain W. H. Pat
terson at Seaside.
W. J. Hawkins, wife and four chil
dren of Portland are at Seaside for n
short vacation.
Miss Emma Whitney Is the guest of
Mrs. W. E. Town at the Dale cottagi.
Seaside.
Mrs E. Mever. Rudolph Goldsmith of
Portland and Miss Fanchen Davis ot
San Francisco are the guests of Mrs.
I. N. Flclschnrr at S' aside.
Miss Daisy Reserve, who has been
the guest of Mre. I'leirchner at Sen
side, has returned to Portland.
Lewis Clarke of Portland was at Sea
side over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Teal of Portland visited
at the Grlswold cottage during the early
part of the week.
T. R. Laurin, well known Astoritt
druggist, spent Sunday at Seaside.
Mrs. J. McCraken of Portland Is en
Joying an outing at Seaside.
E. B. Piper of Portland was at Sea
side over Sunday.
Dr. A. A. Morrison of Portland was
at Seaside with his family for a few
days.
New Cottage Arrivals.
F. D. Driver of Portland has opene.l
his cottage at Seaside for the sum
mer. J. F Peterson of Portland has onened
his summer home at Seaside.
W. C. North of Portland is in the
Woods cottage at Seaside.
W. A. Winters of Portland Is at
Stanley camp grounds. Seaside.
J. C. Shepard of Portland Is spending
the season at Seaside in his cottage.
Mary Leslie of Portland is in a cot
tage at Seaside for the summer.
v. J. Hawkins of Portland has a cot
tage at Seaside.
c. a. union of Walla Walla has
opened a llerrnosa Pa tk cot t:fre at Sea
side. F. Daton of Portland has opened his
cottage at Seaside for the summer
R. T. McNichols of Portland is in a
cottage at Seaside.
W. B. Gage of Portland Is In his
summer home at Seaside for the remain
der of the season.
S. A Swan of Portland has opened
his cottage at Seaside
W. Sullivan of Portland Is at Seaside
In a cr.ttaye.
S. S. La Month of Portland will oc
cupy his eot'.iKe at Seaside for the re
mainder of the sc.'i5-.n-- .
W L. Green of Portland Is In
oiuax'' hi rx'usnie.
J'- M,r,ri"r'5 "f Portland Is in his
Seasld cottage for the summer
P. Yhost of Portland is spending the
summrr In his cottage at Seaside
James Dart of Portland is at' Seaside
In a cottage.
it m i.r,,,r, flf Portland Is
Seaside in a cottage for the season
M. A. p.irellus of Portland N at f
side .In his summer homo for the
iuauicler of trie season.
gTiWsy-ift'WWsWlIp ill i.isii m,jBsraBsrss
1
Cannon Beach a
Coming Resort
Next season a new and charming
summer resort will be openod to outing
lovers through the promised electric
line from Astoria and Seaside to Til
lamook. The distance of Cannon beach
from Seaside Is about eight miles and
the present road leads over a steep
mountain Incline and la a hard one to
travel.
Hut there are Portlanders who have
not cared to wait for the coming of
the electric line and who have pioneered
the war for the cottagers, nr.o of theso
Is Charles Kirchner. who owns "K'.rch-
l.mno Lolge," pictures of winch accom
pany this article. The lodite Is sltu
uted so as to cainniand a vl..-w of U'an-
S Own , an la nestled nmonir the
trees at the edge of a great forest. Mr.
Kirchner declares that within twelve
months there will be Innumerable cot
tages in this charming locality and
those who have seen the beach know
tnat his prophecy will come true.
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In the Schneider cottage.
Henry Jennlng Ji., a furniture man
from Portland, Is at the Salt Air hotel.
C. C. Cook and wife of Boise are at
Seavlew,
M. B. Connelly, president of the
Washington Fruit company of Spokane,
Is a guest at Hackney cottage.
Leo Selling, the Portland shoe mer
chant. Is taking an outing at Seavlew.
In their pretty cottage overlooking
the ocean at Seavlew are Miss Mary
Millard and her sister, Mrs. Gamble, of
Portland.
Sol Hart of Portland Is enlovlng a
two weeks' outing with his family In
their Beavlew cottage.
Mrs. Edgar Allen and her son, Georgo,
of Portland, arrived at their Seavlew
cottage this week.
In the Knight cottage at CentervlliJ
are J. H. Knight, Mrs. Knight and young
son Robert of Portland.
Mrs. W. H. Grenfell and son Waldo
of Portland are occupying their North
Beach cottage.
J. D. Barnes, a Portland traveling
man, spent a few days at Seavlew.
James lllslop returned to Portland
Monday.
C. K. Ireland, a prominent lumber
man of Portland, spent a few davs with
his wife at Salt Air hotel.
Miss Margaret Hussmnn, an attract
ive young lady from Portland, Is the
guest of Mrs. Julius Meier at Tioga.
T. J. Sufert, a cannery man of note
from The Dalles, with his wire, Mrs
Sufert. visited North Beach resorts
last week.
Mrs. Frank Klernan and children of
Portland are in the Lawler cottage nt
North Beach.
In one of the most artistically ar
ranged cottages on all of North Beach
are Mrs. 11. 11. Parker ana her ennrm
Ing family from Portland. Mrs. S. W.
Church and Miss Genevieve Church of
Portland nre Mrs. Parker s guests.
Miss Pearl Westb.org of Portland is
visiting Mrs. M. G. Thorsen at Center
vtlle'
Hopkins Jenkins of Portland la st
Long lieaoh.
Mrs. Theo. Trautmann and sons of
Portland are occupying an attractive
cottage at North Beach. Theo. Traut
mann was down from Portland and
spent Hunduy with his family.
Lillian and Madeline Stone of Port
land visited nt Seavlew last week.
J. Adrian Epplng. a well known Port
land musician. Is registered at Hack
ney cottage from Hood River.
Mrs. L. B. Dardon of Portland, is nt
Seavlew.
A. Feldenheimer, well known Port
land Jeweler, with his wife and son Is
spending a vacation at the Hotel
Breakers.
. Goldsmith, wife and children from
Portland are occupying a cottage at
Senvlew.
Mrs. ,T. W Cook with her daughters
Cully and Cornelia of Portland are at
the Hotel Breakers.
C. W. Lelk, wife and children from
Portland are spending the season -In a
Seavlew cottage.
Milton Throman of Portland Is spend
ing his vacation at the Hotel Breakers.
S. D. Stoufer. well known coffee mer
chant of Portland, is at Hackney cot
tago with his wife and family.
SI. B. Wells, wifo and family- of Port
land are occupying their attractive Sea
vlew cottage.
David U. Gann. a Chicago lawyer, who
resides in I'ortlsnil. spent Sundav with
his wife and family at Hackney cot
tage.
Thomas D. Hunford, well known mer
chant of The Dall.s, and Mrs. Han
ford are at Seavlew.
A. M. Haradon and W. C. Cameron
both of Portland, were week end guests
Sarah J. Holmes and -Miss L. Dunn.
Mrs. J. W. Lawler and daughter.
Mrs. Marshall, of Portland, are at
Ocean Park.
Harry Stone of Portland Is spending
his vacation at Ocean Park.
Mrs. II. Schumaker and sons, Charles
and Tom, of Pittsburg, are visiting
Dave Hech( at Ocean Park.
Mrs. Dudley and son Frank of Port
land are In a cottage at Ocean Park.
R. C Prince and famllv of Portland
are In a rtottnge at Ocean Park.
J, W. Mills and family of Portlanl
have opened their Ocean Park cottage
for the summer.
Miss Constance Moore of Portland la
visiting at Ocean Park.
James Mitchell returned from Ocean
Park to Portland on Wednesday.
R. O. Woodward returned to Portland
Wednesday after a visit at Ocean Park.
NORTH SHORE HOTELS
Breakers Hotel.
Charles Rosenfleld. Marv Frlckson. J.
H. Liggett. Clara Ham pel. Miss M. Dl
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dekum, Mlsi
Helen Dekum. Miss Frances Dekum,
.Miss Katherine Dekum, Leo Hahn, Wil
liam Pendergast, Fred 11. Martin, Louis
PI Wllhelni. Mrs. W. O. Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. George Knight Clark. Mrs. J. 8he
manskl. Miriam Shemanskl, A. Bheman
skl, Edith Abrahamson, Alvln Obst,
Winifred Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H.
Rothchild, Miss E. 8. Rothchild, Amy
C. Rothchild, Bertha Relnsteln, J. M.
Rothchild Jr., J. B. Gossage, Leon Jew
Hlng. Lee Hong. Fred C. Cook and wife,
William Hardon, Mrs. H. F. Flerken
steln. Miss Elslik Hansen, Miss Emily
Troutwlne, Miss 'Anna Troutwine, Not
tlo Hansen, E. L. Croier, W. M. Darling
and wife, H. A. Kline. John W. Alex
ander, A. Feldpnhelmer, wife and son,
1). P. Lewis, F. K, Kreglow William
Dolph, L. R. Ralston, Adolph A. Dekum.
B. E. Flsket and wife. Milton Frohmon,
Mrs. J. 1'. O'Brien, Miss Lillian O'Brien.
Mrs. F. S. Stanley. George Park Stan
ley. Cornelia Stanley, Miss Ethel Case
hee, Harrv J. Strowbridge and wife. It.
W. A. O'Rlley, J. L. De B rolse. V.
Cook and wife. Mrs. J. W. Cook, Cor
nelia Cook, Cullv Cook, all of Portland;
Captain F. W. Fisher, Mrs. H. P. Wal-
'ott. Miss M. waleott. or. Frame j.
Feb and wife. Miss Mildred Fein, Miss
Ethel Gios, M. A. Gottsteln. Mrs. Sam
Brown and two children, Mrs. S. Aron-
son, Juliet Aronson. Alice Aronson.
Theresa Preston, 8. Aronson. Myron
Aronson, Seattle; W. H. Armstrong and
wife, Tacoma; R. L. Ford, Alex M. Win
ston. L. Roy Slater, W. B. Roberts and
wife, James Roberts, Mrs. J. M. Buck
ley. James Monaghan ond family, E.
O'Hhea und famll- Spokane; Dr. L.
r.t.monu wife find rm T Waters.
Denver; Oscar Drumheller and family.
walla Walla; Leo 1". Uunbaum ana
family. J. C. Adams, Boise; E. O. Craw-
ronl, Jita, u. 1'. Mcomctuin ann chil
dren, Vancouver; Sallie Clates, Mrs. W.
W. Perkinson Mam pa, Idaho; Ernes;
Wiley. North Yakima; Tessle M. Palmer,
Knoxvllle; Mrs. AV. E. Harrey and son.
Newman Grove, Neh.; Captain G. W.
Wood and wife. Miss Alice Wood. As
toria; II. II. Chanller, Peoria. 111.; Jack
Spratt. Fresno, Cal ; Misses Price, Sac
ramento; 11. W. It. Hewey, South Bend,
Wash : Nicholas Codd, wife and son, Col
fax, Wash.
Top Picture Is That of "Klrchanno Lodge," the Next Below Shows he
Living Room of the Lodge and the Bottom, Picture 13 of Scene
Prom the Lodge Porch.
HOTELS AT SEASIDE
Mr.
sell
Ju
W
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Misses I rlbf o
Miss Anna I Kellv
Specht, Miss Alta Porter, Mrs. Mc
Cord, i). H. Kchwiidtman. Mrs.
S. hwlrdtman. F. E. Ramsey. E.- Kling.
Miss Johnson, all of Portland; R. 1'.
Honham. Grace E. Stokes, M. Whit
nev. W. Ii. Machett, J. W. Garner. D. F.
McGee and wife, Edgar A. I.iebes H.
Van Dusen. L. E. Howe, Bill Taft Stein.
H H. Leinenfleld and wife, H. C. Lee
and wife. It. B. Campbell. Ml" Agnes
Murphv, R. Hansen, Werner Wheatley,
Astoria; W. B. Moore. Walla Walla;
Herbert' Frank. Z. C. Smith. San Fran
dsco; It Goldsmith, C. Goldsmith, Mrs.
11 I. Clark Oregon City; Luc len Blanc,
( athlatnet; ' Mrs. M. E. McCuppln.
LoI.se, Miss Brodie Marks, San Fran-
Will P. Fisher, Seattle: . il.
liuluth: Mrs F. E. Harlow. Har-
I i" A. A. m ' ' r ' i tri i t Tl- a n-i . . ,
.'j let t'ii' 1 1 : i K I'l Bui:o;.,-r fi ( .dr-
jrent's Seaside house
Mrs. Francis J Bail-v ,-f. Portland Is
registered at the Hotel Moore
f W. G Jo1fri snd chlldrTi of Port
land have rtturned to the rltv after a
three wek' visit st the beach
Mrs B. Lwi Smith and m. Port
land, r h guests of Mr yuimy t
Locksley ball
Mrs. A. A. Braten. a rhsrmlng ynring
matron from Bwronn, Mor.t V w.
Pnied by hr besutlful hat v. srrli.
si un Moore ror in isnn Tr ev
win lster ipi a few woks in p.
Knd brfor leaving for their home
Eotel Moore.
and Mrs. Theo Roy. L Ru
William T. Cirrn'l, H J. Markln
llus Fried land. Mrs Eari. Charh:
Isaacs, L. Agnes Iaac. HeBs;e
Isaacs. M. M J'.-rre. r -1;,f
ui.ase, vv. A P.avmo
Hansen. R L Taylor, Miss Ma me I net llarlow. Troutdale; Mrs. E J. Cook,
I'ean. a. ,m l'a'.:nirer. I.eota Howard. Des Molns, H. J. l ook. I lara took.
C. Wil'la, M i.-prlfn K F. J...n. s. '. Kp..kane. Will R. King, Salem. Guy R.
elte Jones. Ar'hur It. Mo re S Sil- porter. Vancouver; L. J B-U. Rainier;
verfield. Mr ar. I Mrs El wood Wiles Migj R L. Lee. T F I aurln. Jolm H.
end son. Miss Rl in-! e Wi.-s. c M I Smith Astoria; I. N. Gil. hrost. Mr. and
Fowler A K S i.!n. : J. iktns. It Mrs J. E. Luckev, C.eorge J. I.uckey,
snd Mr? P. !gria. Vt J !t THf. Mrs ! Iowa- PM1 Porier. Mrs. Phil Torler.
in Mtr. I
'age
Miss ' corlusa. Cat; W. C Caldle. H.ikr City:
Moltana.
Miss Mrrurlt Bhner cf Port
land Is visaing at Seaside
Mlsa Hish Dunne of Portland
taking a, hrt mitjng st gessm
M. TV- M'llltstna ftf Portland Is
ha II fer a few days.
R. IJ. Prt. wife r4 rtutr
For!n4 ara spending a few atyw
Wl r. VNpa.lt t. . .vi, a -.'f M. Wf--dcv-k
man. wit'- and I :'., Mr T.. '
rt". !r J c,-nv. Vr a-.d M
Warren. Miss AUo sprague
Krumbein. Airs J J p.nadiev, Pr F J,
siaden J rark P'rake Miss Drahe. W A.
P.rener' ff. A W Clark, wife and child.
J. D Curran snd family. Mr and Mrs
T H. '"vrt'.s. Mrs G H Wodhull. An
drew 7'r.herg. fre F T Watts. Mrs
l.r Hart, I Held and wife. M E Fit
f'-rnM. F. H. Coffin. B J l Stuart. A
J I : ,i -' : : g . F K:ue. S J Friedman and
wife Lo! P-;rke. W ft Marur.l. rhv
. JTajlo-, E. J-r.rirgs, W Go-.d and .fe.
A c Vo'.ord. Mrs Frances J P.ai!ev.
J W. West and wife. Eugene; Mrs.
William Kwlng. Miss Ewlng, Spokane.
Sargent Seaside House.
Frank Nan. Paul C Hates, Miss Les
lie Miller, William Uru.'ss, Miss Brown.
Mrs. Pollay, Mrs. Osborne, Dr. F. J.
Sladen, A. F. Bile, wife and fam'ly,
Mrs. R. Jacons, Miss F. Jacobs. Miss
M. Jacobs. Germaine Samuel, Gen"
Spencer, Mrs. S M Mears and daugh
ters. W. S. Menrs. Ellis G. Hughes Mr-
Simon. C. A. Tyler, Fred A. Jacobs. W.
F. Wiggins. W. i'. Knighton, Mr anil
Mrs. J. Lane. M. Flefsohner. all of
Portland: Mrs C H. Martin maid and
three children, Vancouver; C. S. Keat
ley. Seattle; Mr and Mrs. M. L I.ud
wig, J H. Keatlev, Miss Sadie L. Keat
ley. Mlnneaj.oliM ; Mrs. Chase, New
York. Charles Hancock, San Francisco;
B B. P-ter. Berkeley, Cal ; George
Smith. E. Lafferty. Kansas City.
ColonaJal HoteL
Rev. C. Biethler. William Owen. Mrs
F. Terry. Miss Jessie Terry, Miss Ma-
Pftian r tm HsIejnjB lnig at
sic rf tev summer.
- ! i. is norrrtws er rrt!n'i
t.Bg Mia Frank U. Eintih at 8
M. F. Hsaderana ri fmrllr of .Port
Ufl tava a rot Lag at as da for the
i Mrs J V.c' raken. J S Rorigern. E S
I " iRrt F H I er t L Ackerman. W S
I Zimmerman. "-r Larson. J a Cone
Is ! C a T";n. t. M-s L C I-mls. J
IF HP.i. Mrs M F. T;. Mis. pnbr.r
atlMlss Meia Pi v.ner, C il EF.ls Ku
I r'r p. -i P'r. Miss I 1 1 H'.w'.T
" 1 :rit ftetrV..-r. I. K SI,!:d Fred
: H Vr'n J f T. l -
K J Arnold. J G
p.o- p. Liors. J F.
i, r n Mrm. A. K. CTsrfc nf Portia Bi
t r !.. . irt at t.s Hrn4eron eeti&
! g .
'a W K. Ta sf Prili Is fs fit
I . . rrttr at aid M:mm Emma
V i -'n i f rv.rt ' tKnr rsxt
- M' 1 '- ifm rf 1wi-
t- ! . v - mu-' st lrk.T r I
I'.and. F W'Hmn
Mrs Dt lUT'tr.
A Scv.oll. M. Wat
Miss Hummers Frt-Rmr-
R- T I ih
John L Por.
F.aHetv.
kins. Min Irrirr
lyn IrTico. F r.
r'Uf ?a c-''r. L T. HatNrll. pesrl
mr-,,,u. mr j sott, r r Amore
?T1''h. 'ri R'Jxkie. J p. Bod'ey. Miss
Filch. . L T---ym. Mrs W L He
Kain. I Iyvrt:rsrt. rr W H. Rord.
H W. (Hffimn, M Frtdetch. A Z-h-roa.
Fdcar R Piper. Mrs K U K--Men.
HT.ry Je-mlf . J H Wsrd O E.
f terkf-r H H- kah. H R. Wak-
f w. r. Wlrr-Es, C K TVWr. A. a
! brr It !tir-f Lt-1 f;eicj3klntaa. B. a. proaiway, J. Q.
rlnn T , . . . . - t r i .. . TTI11A Tl . . .
Pnl i Mi," ScZ: Mis, .N.:;ah SrniJh.- Helen Perry. Lillian S.einbach. H. M.
Ford A M Roffler. J& Cnrra. Wash : J Ptaworth llllam Burg and wife. E.
H W. ('mover. Ietrolt, Alice E Nahln. San i L. Kice, Sir. and Mrs Charles Hlnmnn.
Francisco B F Benson Seattle: vttl- naris m. iwerroun. 1-tuc.oipn Klssllng
11am Altman and wife. Boise; H D. and family C W Whlrfleld, wife and
Grey Pendleton Robert Hoefer. Can- daughter M R Stark. Miss May Stark,
von City Ed A Luedhe and wlf. M'.l- Maude Stark. Herbert Elchhorst Mrs.
waukee Eugen" Tons-.'k. Walla Wa-lla; K D Smith. H H. Rsseh. H. R. Wik--
Frwrrd' Jon. and wife. T S Walters, man all of Portland; Eugene Laneas-
Denver Mrs William Stephens and s.,n. i v " '
Cir. inuatt O ( Voo,l o-k. Man -heN- Hr, ArUla; . Rymerson and sis
ter It il' Johnson and family. Walla ,er. rloix.- f ,na J";
' . and Mrs Bugorson. Winnipeg; K Sef
' al-a fert. L P.utt ('. F. Anderson. H Erlk-
XKcksley KaU. on. Deer Island, P. B. Vltelle, Sen
C A 1Bnn and wife. Maecle P.aj- Francisco; Mrs Sproud and son. Miss
rlln " ordarscn Charles D "'' : P'att Ontario. Frances Mc
u.. l.ristlne - . Crs. ken. Mist. Emm Evans. Hubbard-
Wool snd itfe, Mr A Iine M j u i,Plm wfe BT1j child. Pendleton.
IIia Roberts, c R Mul-r snd wife. , R rrtl, ,nd Charltan, lows,
p Htmn,. i.s Mrs S himmon. B 1 s-'.i Ti'tn Chlcano. John Heft Mrn.
Heftrand. W G. Jossl.r.. M:s J-nn i.a,n Jones Blanche Jones. Oregon
Ml.:, r. W Wright. D A 8bln. Paul ,-,.T jc-ah Weltv. Hubbard; F H. HI1L
Hr-lop. D- L O Rr"' , ',' rrT Baker , Xhe i,a;,. w. G Cole. Pendleton.
Arthur J P.ahn. H I VMiams. B mmm-.
fm;t,. p Patrlclsn. V.alter R P! - , InlM aaen alotal.
uri, oeote Thomson. . rs 'i c i Wllllsm Iacghlln. Mrs A. A. MorTl
!il. VPs B Ir! Sn.ith. cpff,.-l sen. Miss Rhoda Rumelln. Miss rvrothT
(T.lth Kenneth Frtoi M,! Jni.- Morrison. Miss Ruth Teal Miss Hoff-
P-rter. Mrs W ill'sm ( (-aun-ler. ; rr.an. Mrs J N. Tesi. w Hllberntetn
V, Ilitam Saunders. Guy Rogers, R I
DTls, Mrs R. D Lvls Anne Davis
W. G Wrtgbt. D. A.
Ion. Ir L. O. Rm'
MefJalr. B 1 prann. iraries i ooo.
Miss A B Wood. lllti Errma B
Wood. Le A. Bertinion. If sndrMl
rtren. l M. Trier. w1f and rhlldren.
J E. Iin'.m wife and chi;d. T. OCn-i.
ror. 3 f. Mann, C E Kn'gM. Gri
Tfnr"o. -il nf'Prllanl, "am Gold
stein. T E H. Wedekfcvl. Kan frtn-rv-.
l'srry CstUn. M H Fleteh-
NOIiTH SH01JE KESOIiTS
with their families nt Sea Cjoft
George Park Stanley ii? Portland
with his mother. Mrs. F. 8. Stanley, and
sister. Cornelia Stanley, are spending
a week at the Breakers.
Eugene Cohen, wife and family of
Portland have a cottage nt Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Rothchild and
famllv of Portland are at the Breakers
Clifford Nichols of Portland Is at
Tioga.
George Cubic, wife and family of
Portland are installed In their Ocean
ParW cottage for tho season.
Miss Sarah J. Holmes and Miss L.
Dunn of Valley City, N" D.. are enjoy
ing an outing at Ocean Park.
Mrs. Albert Olson and famllv of Se
attle have a cottage at Ocean Park
Mrs. L. (. Stone of Portland hasi
opened her cottage at Ocean Park ;
Mrs. E. :v Wheeler and famllv of
Portland are recent arrivals amone the
Ocean Park cottagers.
W. I). Smith or Portland Is at Ocean
Park for the summer.
H. A. Kelnath and daughter of Port
land are spending the summer at Ocean
Park In a cottage.
T. R. McDaniels of Portland snd his
family are In the Kcnworthy cottage at
Ocean Park.
Visiting st Mrs. S. C. Stone's Ocean
Long Beach Hotel.
Karl H. Martztoff, J. Welnstein, L.
Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilbert. W.
McMlllon and wife, Mrs. Fleshman and
daughter, Mr. ami Mrs. N. Welnsten
and son. Dr. A. F. Kinder, wife and
son. William D. Schmidt. H. Cleveland,
IX M. Watklns, J. H. Liggett. W. S.
Paige, A. J. Taylor, I.ee Cooper, L. E.
Sawyer, L. H. Rohlson. Frank D. Mc
Claren. A. A. . Sladen, Stanley McKay,
J. P. Johnson. V. C. McNcal and wlf.
J. L. Ktli.e and famllv. W. J. Smith, c.
B. Smith. Mrs. C. Biinnie, Mrs. Cultln,
T. L. Dubue. W. J. Matheson and wlfa,
Georgo II. Parsons. H. F. Parsons, T.
Sylvia. W. MeCurdy, Miss Emma Fan
ning, Miss Mary Havwurd. A. A. Kay
ser, Mrs A. A. Kayser, Mrs. Helen
Bluett, Mrs. 11. Loplsh. R. S. Graham.
D. C. Armstrong Mrs. Robert Bassett,
C H. Mind, Charles Dllworth and wife,
O. Heln and wife all of Portland. L. B.
Fox. Fred Heiidrix. Charles Johnson. C.
Y. Cohen. P. A. Flns.-th. The Dalles; F.
I. Schmidt, Sllverton; Mrs. Frark Hsr
bert. Walla Walla; Eleanor Elvers. Jes
sie Elvers. Paris. France; Mrs. F. Gay
Haines, Sell wood; A. J. Brown, Cove,
Wash.; A. E. Van Duxen, Walter C.
Blgnajld, H. W. B. Hewev. South Bend:
A. Galloway. Chinook. E. O. Hall and
wife; Airs. E. B Fisher and daughter.
Hood River V Beane. E. L. Klenan Se
attle; E. U. Thurston, R. Smith, Pay-
(Contlnued on Page Five.)
F Drsk Mrs. CatneU. Miss Drake.
Mrs S H W or ran. Miss N Nsrlo-.
if in, Paul He- V..s 8ptlma Anstey. Miss Hlldi Hes
W G Tlfr. J i ter Mrs W. I Brsrmin, Mrs T. M
Rhodes. H. arthput O- L. LHinA-
I snd fsmlly. Miss J M 8ers J E.
Hard snd Wife. 'Wlllism Rruesa tn.l
IcMld. Mrs J. Jitnr. Bertha Hoffman.
Mrs J H. Jdyca. Mr. as- Mrs I U
White. Mr. and Mn. Bauer, d'.-
HriiM. ft. h. Mora-an. W. H. lfiht.
Li l. Jahnawa M- M. Biorn. O.
all. ot Pertisad: A. F E'sttr an4 srif.
r. E. C McCook, anoietao; C. Ii. ta lWaii Wai.a; ilra. R. tu Voia Claar,
North Beach. Wash. Aug. 1. The
week last has been a particularly en
joyable one at the North Beach re
sorts. The clear weather and cool
mean breezes have put life In every
body and all of the amusements havo
been followed with enthusiasm. There,
have been a great manv new arrivals
and the registration at the hotels Is t tie
highest that has been reached during
the season.
For the past three weeks there has
been a contest going on between the
guests of the Sea Croft and Salt Air
hotels at the game of five hundred. W.
E. Hutchinson Is the landlord of the
litter and his wife is the happy hostess
of the former. On Monday night the
guests of Salt Air came down to Sea
Croft to struggle for new honors. They
found Mrs Hutchinson and her guests
si ready entrenched and ready for battle.
Ttie result of the evening's contest was
victory for both houses One of the!
victorious couples cam down from Salt j
Air and the other from Pea Croft.
Henry Jennings msde the highest score
of the evening.
on Monday night a number of young i
people at Sea View enjoyed a bonfire in !
rront of the resort Miss Nellie Evers.
Miss Rose Krhaeht. Miss Bertha
Schacht, Mis Margaret Sohacht. Alfred
Stone. Charles Rov. Ed Anderson snd
Mrs Martin Schacht were present.
The new tennis courts haie been com
pleted at the Breakers snd the game is
being played with nthuslasm In the
near future a tournament will be ar
ranged Harvest Home guests enjoved a bon
fire on the beach Saturday night.
Faraonal Maation.
Mr and Mrs Henry Mason. Mr and
Mrs. J H. Mason. Mrs David Rotron
snd Mr and Mrs Archie Mason with
their children. Arthur snd Caroline, are i
the guests of Mrs II W Corbett In the I
Corbet t cottage at Seavlew j
Mr ml Mrs i ttto Iekum of Portlsnd
were this week g-jens st the Hotel
Breakers.
Mrs Georse McCsbe Trd children of
Portland, who have recently returned
from a tour of southern California, ara
epmdlr.g a few weeks st Beavlew.
C N Idleman, former attorney-general
of Oregon. Is a guest at Haeknar
cottar
Mrs Harvey crnrvan and har two
sons Jack sad Ernest, of ForUanj. ara
arrivals at "eaview.
Mrs. M. Baruh of Portland waa a
guest at tha Goidao.Ua rot tag art iea
vlrw. Heaura Ptekea cf Astoria r-er
wek 10 tha Adolf h o cottage at
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after comfort of lady paaaeaxara.
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