THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY! EVENING, JULY 31. 1803.
, Seaside -
Seaside, 'Or July SI. Thshst day
' of July find tin ocean resorts the n
popular outing place" s In years past
Th. distinctive feature which ' hoi
marked the season this- cummer is the
amearancs of the many strange faces
-"amongM. bcte- wlUoraIttia'B been I
. a season for tourists and .excursionists.
" From week to week the personnel of the
resort has changed more rapidly than in
former summers. While the majority of
Oregon families who have cottages at
. ,. Seaside ere occupying them, on the
whole the number Of home people who
are at the resort is a lime benina that
of the last-days f July of last year.
The tourists have- been welcome visit
ors at the -beach and have enjoyed every
form of recreation which the place af
fords. .There have been more -parties
go over to Elk Creek and Canon Beach,
up the Necanlcum and around 'i uiamook
head than in years past. The Strangers
who have been here during the summer
nave au Deen deiigntea wiln mi out
insr which the resort offers.
' Duringc 'Tht -early-part of the-weeh-
bank of fog. and mist hung over the
beach, which gave an impetus to all
forms of indoor entertainment.- In most
of the cottage and hotel parlors many
many hands of bridge were played. The
moving picture theatres, bowling alley
and dance pavilion "attracted larger
numoers than during the clear bright
weauer. - -.
-- At Locksley Kail. .-"
- The young people -of Locksley Han
gave a most aengntiui party Tuesday
evening. After a '-very entertaining
' candy pull bridge whlat was played. The
honors of the enlng were captured by
W. C. Pease of The Dalles and Miss
Madge Llngenfelter, daughter of Judge
Llngenfelter of Lewlston, Idaho. The
prizes were two nana painted pennants
bearing the insignia, of the 8. V. 8. soci
ety, an organisation which "has been per
fected among the summer guests of the
hulL An excellent luncheon was served
in one of the small dinina rooms. Dur
ing the entire evening a large bonfire
luuuiinaiea ins grounus ana coiorea lan
terns lighted the porches.. The list of
invited guests includes Miss Susan Mur-
- lock. Madge Llngenfelter, Pauline E.
Voelfel, Lulu B, Cobban, Hazel Hol
land, Margaret JDubolse, Lucile Dunne,
Marie Van Ness, Annitla Bennett, Helen
Hobson, May Kohl, Marion Kohl. Kate
Nash, Margaret Swift, and Will Pease,
Harry L. Swift, George P. Wright,
Thomas Dobson, Fred Dresser, J. Proeb
stel, Harry Moore, Clifford1 Moore,
George 1. Cobban and others. , -
--. Personal Mention.
C. It Llngenfelter, United States dls
- trict attorney for Idaho, with his wife
and daughter. Miss Madge Llngenfelter
. of Lewlston, are spending the summer
at Locksley hall,
- Judge William t. Fenton of Portland
' 'was a week end visitor at his cottage
on the Boardwalk at Seaside. . ,
Stuart Strong of Portland is a guest
at Neeanicum Inn. ..
A. -G. Long' and family of" Portland
have opened their cottage at. Seaside.
' Judge and Mrs. Charles Carey and
daughter. Miss Louise Carev of Port
land, were at the Moore hotel during
iua w era iv.
. rancis B. Clark of Portland, spent
. few days at Seaside durina- the 'culrf
Mrs. Uamr Lant and familv nf Port
land are Installed in their cottage at
' Gearhart . " , - , .-
David T. Honeyman and family of
r-oruana are in tneir . cottage at Gear
hart for the summer.
H. S. Morgan, wife and ' family of
Portland are registered at the Moore
notei. ...... - . -
A. T. Sargent and wife of Portland
are guests at the Hotel Moore. ;
C. L. Banberger of Baker City spent
ounHsy hi eaaiae. 7
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ftrraaar nt Pnrt.
land are at Gearhart for the summer.
Miss Helen Hughes, Miss Nona Heck
enger, and Miss Orandahl of Portland
re ineir truest.
Alexander H. Kerr, wife -nil Aana-h
ter of Portland are registered at the
noxei raoore,
: Mrs. J. N. Teal and MIsr Ruth Teal
of Portland are spending the week mX
uw aiowi wmira -.. - - ... -, r
- Mr. and Mrs. IT H T.wfa nf Pn,t.
land were guests at the Hotel Moore
during the. week.. .:
J. E. Clemenson, wife and daughter
;. w ruroana are occupying tneir cot-
- bi ureatrnsri. . .
M. J. Hanson, wife and daughter of
Portland have opened thelrvcottag. at
Gearhart , , -
Miss Olga Uhlman of Portland Is
visiting at the Hanson cottage at Gear-
... Mr. and Mrs. D. C Lewis of Port
. land were at Beaslde during the week.
G. C. Johnson, and f atnlly of Portland
have opened their cottage at Gearhart.
a. nauey or Portland is occupying a
. cottage at Gearhart. v
. E. M. Bergen and family of Portland
are in a cottage at uearnart.
Miss Bessie Robinson of Portland
is visltlag at the Bergen cottage at
Gearhart -:-.-
a. C Fulton and wife of Astoria spent
Sundew at Seaside. ,
T. f. Strain of Portland was a visitor
at seaside during the week.
W. J. Burns and- family of Portland
are In a cottage at Gearhart for the
summer. p
Reed Rummelln of Portland Is spend
. in a short vacation at Seaside. -
Ben Rybke of Portland was at Sea
side over Sunday. - ,
W. a Bruce and family of Boise, Ida-
ao, pt a roiiage i Gearnart.
x-oui v jHans or rortiana spent sev
eral nays at seaside aurlng the week.
Miss Beatrice Evelyn Wilson of Port
land and her -mother, Mrs. Harry I
Wilson, ara at .Locksley Hall for the
summer. ,
G. Beaton Taylor of Portland was an
over Sunday visitor at -ftoaalri
... R. I Donald and family of Portland
Mrs. Ed Fraley and family of Port-
-iaua are at bearhart In a cottage for
the summer. ..
. C , M . Fraley, wife and family,, of
co nag at Gearhart
Mies Fields of , Portland , is . visiting
Fred Elliott of Portland has a cot
tajte at Gearhart -.
- C. R. Fones and family5 of Portland
Ba6 Leed thelr "age at Gearhart
"T- Thomas Ross of Astoria spent
Sunday at Seaside. vmn
Torn Kerr of Boston, Mass.. is spend-
" o "w v vouiuuu n l oeasiae. .-
George Eastman of Portland spent
Sunday at Seaside. ... .
Frank E. Jswope of Portland is enjoy
In a short outing at the Hotel Moore.
C. A. Bell and family of . Portlknd
sr at -the Gearhart hotel. 5
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Risley of Os
wtftcK Or are visiting at the C. S.
iKennell cottage at Seaside. ..
; Miss Una Smith. Mrsi 7i Thomas
.Vaugijin of Pendleton and Mine Irene
fcimlngton of Astoria spent Thursday
an Seaside visiting friends,
M w. G. Gostlin a? Portland spent a
t few days at Locksley Hall durln the
- W rk. ' '
Mr, and Mrs. A. V. Bessley of Port
land are occupying the Spittle cottage
at SMiaidt;. - I
Miss Kate Naeh and Miss Alice Healy
?,f rorUand are vigiUng at the Merry
Widow cottar? at Dannie.
Mrs. J. a. A llin -of Portland was the
r-urst Of her daughter,- Miss Sarah A-u-r.
at caid during the week.
Mr and Mrs. K. J. Carr of Portland
tie 1". a mtue at SeaM'le.
AU-ton l rohman of I'orlland is spend-1
1 . ,".
In a few days at th beach.
J. D. Kennedy and family Of Port-
lana fcre In the Kennedy cottage at Sea
side for the summer.
J. P. Klatterman and family of Spo
kane have a cottage at Seaside for the
season. - -
A. J. Olsen of Portland, with his. fam
ily, are occupying a cottage at Seaside,
Oscar Kerrigan of Portland . spent
Sunday at Seaside. - - i
R. JUlvingstone and family of Portland,
H. Meyer and family of Portland are
located' in a cottage at Gearhart for the
summer.
Thomas Kerr and family of-Portland
are spending the summer at Gearhart in
a cottage. ,"' - - .- '., .
B. M. Lombard and family of 'Port
land are at Gearhart in a cottage .for
the sommer.. - a , - ,: -
L. (X. Pfnn1rr nrt tnmlv rr Tnrf.
land are installed in their cottage at
Seaside. . ; .
Mrs. W. R. Bebree of. Los Ans-ples la
occupying her cottage at Gearhart
Dr. P. J. Pavno and' familv nf Port.
land are In their rottaane at finarhart .
WITI Teti- or The Dalles lsa - nifi
- Fred Dv nf Pnrllnn mrm 'm wuk mil
visitor at Beaslde. . .
Charles Robinson of th University of
4s at ocasiue , xor a snort out
v;. m .
Meuaadorffer anil. AinirkUri
are occupying: tneir cotuge at
Mr. and Mr W" W Rvinlnn nt Xtnri
land have opened their cottage at Gear.
(ur.uic summer. '
t J. - W. Simmons and family of Port
,aro ,n tneir cottage at Gearhart.
' William Tumor And rmllw Dnt
land are installed in a cottage at Gear-
uai U ...--, , , .
A. J. Mntiirnr nt PnHl.nl im m o.
fllA til. D,,vn.nM .
Mifcii ,iva Friendly and Miss Carolyn
Frtendlv Of Pnrllanrl lira Tlr.la,.
. ' Bote! Wmn.
MJSS nian.h r'atlln HAr ' II.. 1
. Lombard.. f7hnrl v. nrav
Charles E. Gray, Mrs. j. Sherman O'Gor-
. , "i,"!1"1" joruess, ueorge King, Cap
Jfriarl,V.A' aUey. Mrs. P Grossmayer
w-1 Rov W. J. White, kiss Wheeler,
P. C. Morton. T r ClmmnnA Pn..l
Osmond RoyaL Osmond Royal Jr., Harry
Jorgerty. j: . Parker, H. B. Allen and
o. -aire, b maimer and
Wife, Mrs. Sarah B. Forbes, Mrs. R.
f S?'Zlh.h-- KPuV AiErtman.
jv"wi jn. niiieri, n. jjuKe, jannle B,
Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. J. (loinlini, (
children. Miss J. R, Goodman. Mr, and
Thomas T. Strain. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
p-GraTi IirK JPh H. Smith, child
and maid, S t). Fox, Charles H. Carey,
.uoocifc ir. yy, noqnester ana wife,
H. Morgan, wife and child, : Miss
B.. wait, jure. Grace Watt Ross,
Mr. and Mra Benjamin J. Cohen, L. C.
Jameson anil wlfa niv nri,KAii y a
2Kf,C' Edwards. A. Slnshelmer,
" v "hi. v. jjraMir. George Hi.
?iB5 ,wlfe' Mr"- E- H. Miller, Mrs.
J. N. Teal.4Mlss Ruth Teal, Miss Ruth
Noad. Mrs. Charles H. Carey, Miss
f,'"1 rmYj a. . orenkin. O. H.
Rogers and Wife.. H: IT. Thnmnn M.
n --JAu3u?.lmon' MI" Eater NIsley,'
t'l11' til A- pee. J- Neason)
t "ji fDargrent ana Wife, I.
u.. t . mii. xicynoia,
Mrs. Latourelle, H. A. Hunter. Philip
1 IfAB Una fa 17 w . w
, vf. a. nari ana Wire.
P.
D.
Mrs.
Ids. Mich.: J. Eichenberser. Lewis-
ton, Idaho: Bertha M. Jones, Cora R
neapolis, Minn.; A. A. Fits, Dubuque,
iowi; c. xayior, netty Damme, w.rs.
W. J. Tavlor. Kahuna. Waah J." H.
Shaw and wife. Kansas City, Mo.; Eva
L. Moulton. Ethel A. Thompson, Oregoa
City,-Or.; ... Mrs.' Charles Mallory, Dale.
S. D.; Bert Knapp, Lisbon, N. D-l George
custer, SUverton, Or.: O. A. Frandein,
Crookston, Minn.-, H. Wettrock, Rlzolle,
Wash.; , Florence Herring. Colorado
springs, ijoij i K, G. Mlsbach, Algona
Iowa. . . .'.., .. . ..
locksley Ball. )
Mr. and Mrs. L. C Mackay, Mrs. L.
M. Chapman, Mrs.' Ida E. Anderson,
Pauline E. Voelpel, C, R- Warren and
wiio, r . a. iuurts, Jar. ana Mrs. A. R.
KOberts and - daughter. L.- M. Jnhnunn
ana wire, jaui Maris, Mrs. W. B. Bol
ion. him uura jj. Bolton, Mr. and
mrs. xncnasKy, Mrs. -Jr. S, Hlllelnger,
H. A. Clodfelter and wife. Mr. arid Mrs
C. E. Clodfelter, Mrs. J O. Allen. Miss
dune Alien, jtuss ane jtiansen, J. :N,
Crocker. Elton Loucks. B. E. Rlshv Jr..
Gl-Culokv iL4- Van-Luver.4
"one, ay t apron, H. A; Freed, I M.
Tyler, wife and two children, all of
roruaaa; mciu jj. Htucky, Wichita,
Kansas; Captain Q, W. Peters and wife,
Forest Grove, Or.; P. 8. Thompson and
who, cugene, ur.; v, rt. Lingenrelter,
' : mo oaugnter, ijewiston, idano;
Miss Elta Greene, Miss Mary Everhard,
naries Morrow, w. u. -Bvernard,' Miller.-
8. D.: B. F.-Robinson. 11 E. Rlan
Cher, Madison, Wis.; L--M. Johnson' and
wife, Scotland; Miss Una . Smith, Miss
Irene Slmington Mrs. Thomas Vaughan
Pendleton; B. Ibus Patterson, Spokane,
Wash.; Mrv Miller, wife and son. Walla
vvana,. vvasn.i t. v. Mason and wire,
Colorado Springs, Colo. ; R. M. Cobbon
and wife, George L. Cobbon, Miss Lula
ooDony Missouia, Mont.; Mrs. H. A.
pond, Fayette, Iowa; Mrs. A. C: Moore,
sirs. ; in. u. cioaieiter, independence,
Vancouver, Wash.; L. C M. McLeod!
Aaioria, w - - .
Mnkwlflk Inn.
Geors Berrv and wife. Mrs. w. P.
Jones, Mrs. L. K. Straus, Dr. and Mrs.
Townsend, Margaret Creech, M. P. Ban
ners, a. rontaine. Mrs. m. a. ttennnnv.
all of Portland; Myrtle G. Boyle, Cyh-
iiua aacvrawan, vjanon vty, uoio.; a. A.
Bovles. Anna Hansen. Maud K meter
Idaho Falls. Idaho: W. B. Durand, St
rteiens, ur.j j. M. MCGaugrey and wire,
Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Drumhecler and family, Walla Walla,
tv man. i m. ureenDarr ana ramiiv.
New York city: Mr. and Mrs. N. J
Dixon, Fairmont, Neb.; Mrs. A. E. De
naven. ureanam, ur.; M. ia King, J. H.
noDo, ninaen. iNeo.i v. w. oaoin, Hel
ena, Mont; Dan Sheldon, wife and
daughter, Mrs, A. F. Roulet and daugh
ter, Pocatello, Idaho. -
Vsolflo Tisw BotoL
H. E. Eastman. Mrs. George A. East
man. Miss Bauman, Mrs. N. Jameson,
Mrs. M. H. Caldwell. Mrs. R. W. Wrieht.
Miss Ruth Schmuckli, M. Schmuckll,
James M. Smith, all of Portland; D.
Slieldon and wife. Mrs, A. F. Routel and
daughter. Pocatello, Idaho; S. L. Parkes,
S. J. Parker. Salt Lake City, Utah; Miss
M. uavis, jane Taylor, Lafayette, . Ind.;
Mrs.- W. W. Gray. La Grande. Or.: Mini
n. xvisiey, jLAiayette, ina.
' . .' Heoanloam Zaa.
Mrs, Mary White. Florence Garsldtt.
W. 8. Brvant and wife. Mr. Stronar. all
or jr-omana; Mrs. u ti. nana, uquawka,
111.; Miss F. L Garslde, San Franelsoo;
Utah; Miss Maud Jamison, Geneve
Medford. Or.l Hurt Vn.nn T i.k , xr
nU't-r Munk. wife and Son, Toledo,
Ohio; Mra Amos Buck, Charles A.
Buck. ISteyenson, Mont; I. L. Andrews,
J. H. Andrews. Alabama: C. Ran.
ZlT5er. BkZ. I?!. '; Mrs. H. B.
r iiis, iuouni nouy, . j.; k. d. Hayes,
wife and duurhtur. Waii. uA.;
Forrest Ivanhoa. R. C. Trullinger. La
Grubby William G WarnMk - v.- "n Al.
ber'E-'-'Jp Heldbrank. A.- Krleger and
family, O. J. Exby,-B. Lldell and-wife,
Xer5 8hP'y. William J. Hunter, F.
iiuirufKiic, utriruas rniiiips, G. V.
Kelly, ail of Pnrtlnnil n n romri.
Tonopah, Nev.; C. G. Ames, Minnesota;
cmii-u'a. oca waning, Muwanitee, wis.;
Catherine W. Uogan, Calumet. Mich.;
Uarv .tXTKIf Uilw...!,.. txrt- .
ther Becken, Sybil Becken, Astoria, Or.;
"arringion, uswego, Or.; Miss M.
Allen. Pierre. H. D Mr Mr a
Hiller. WaUa Walla, Wash.; S. Coun
tryman. Oklahoma; H. J. McBain, Min
neapolis, Minn.; S, Anderson, J. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Verhaar, Grand Rap-,
w. u. anta: Kenneth re. fants. sno-
kane, ' Wash,; Mrs. Emily Kirk, Mrs.
Stankowltch, Mrs. B. Pierson, Phila
delphia, Penn.; Miss E. Hamburg, New
York City. - . v
O-ea-rnan sotea.
Mrs. A. JKyes. .Blanche -tCatlln. Mrs.
B. M. Lombard. John E. Buehler. E. J.
Cowleshaw, Legale C. Farnies, H. M,
Pan., A4 anXT 1r. T W O Txnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Gill, Mr. and
Mrs Kruse, 6. G. Lubliner. Henry
Goode. A. Kruse Biekman. Miss Win I.
fred" London,- C.-A. Bell and wlfer R.l
jivicgstone. Mrs. nenry Heggie, .f.
Holman and wife, all of Portland; Mra
J. Young, Caldwell, Idaho; E. M. Cherry
and wife, Sam Wise, C. H. Robinson,
Astoria; D. Broetje, Oak Grove, Or. -
North Beach
Ia KllinAt VTsi yw .i-.
Charles &VoQw&o&, E. J. Daly
M .Krf, nd daughter
A. H. Kerr 8. A. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. C.
fw'. Mr. and Mrs. D. C Lewis, O.
Beaton Taylor. Mrs. N. F. Klssell, Ben 8.
BtT '. ,wi! Barnes. Ben
Rybke, C. P. Scott, R. O. Halltday,' Miss
H. Hammond A e Tn, m t
R.ni M!:?- ift&L kv.TiTiK
r ?C fr . B - r - Mcuonaia, Mrs.
W. Q. Curry, M. o. Potter and wife, Paul
Wn1nM& Portland; Frank
Woodfleli M r. Pomeroy. G. cL Fulton.
'MJr- 9; SFutoIH llen Fulton. MaS
f,i . "iuninn, narriet Tenant. E. A.
C. McLeod. J. M. 8. HaW:
k.tTL TT. UB""rn, M. w. Lounsberry,
wlmVf9 2r VEd.wara Whitson, Spokane
Wash.; R. B. Alberson, W. T. Do veil.
i-4?' .iJOBten- C. E. Millar, 8e-
w..k . " it V M- K- J,0e- Olympla.
Waah.; c L. Nye and wife. Des Moines
If I , Miss D. Eichenlauf). Roland C
Dart. Vancmivnr. v.h .
C. H. T.inBlnfT;i,"i.' ?V"".
8t', hpV.JLP. Vincent, Sherl
t i i-. la. I imii, miss Her-
nice Llnsley, Denver. Colo.; A. A
Blomauisr. a rv nnrAr.- i,L' .
MtJud'riaSSif; Bk D eorgV'Hadskedy;
Mraud-8PadaLn Ban Francisco. Cal.: T
wA-il"l?,n' l?co"a Wash.; A. Waller
... vr's" . w. rjsier. Mrs A. it
W. Ester. New York cltv- fw. t
Detroit, Mich; I. J, Davis. PboTtelTo' rl"e nd ml of " tld". "ound of
Idahoi Mr. ank Wini. "' rrale"0' the dinner ball. Vlallnr. nm- . .v..
Waholady "krieteBelllnS an. outing. Jeava ind
Wash.- Mrs. M. C. Gray. St. Hel-1 otherg tak the'r Places. During the
in a. ur.: Ml m . wvaK iuul niiTnnnr nr narnaa n.v. vnn n
- JJ- Vincent, L. Aiken. Chlcaso I V iwaco ana visitea tne salmon canner
111.: ' D. M SaHHnUv (...T..".,",)' I iea and mada trtna nut n th. ri.u
Mr. and Mrs. John T. tj.... . V I' I A number have also vlsItaH tha Knrth
Mass.; Miss Lillian Snell, Castlerock Head lighthouse. This trip has become
Wash.: Mrs. Willi, nKi 7";' tyrv I very popular , and makes a ramnUta
t.l, v. . . . riipa nurn I j .... - - s- -
iut. oteiia,. wash.; George J -Bnlns I " " "". -
4V1iLw-' Miss G. Flnlay, San Fran-1 Asw4 Tennis Touraamsnt.
Wintkrm,. .i'lSrlnn ,fe- G w- Most elaborate preparations are being
vain- nr . 'T8 mn.r j H- D- Gill. Cor- made for second annual tennis tourna-
delDhia. Pi:ii .iT Vv .r""- Va "A".,"' 'v.'" 1'"'" ""J"? A"KUB5
tfilwJi: ! X "-Gray, Sarah B. Gray. I mt was so pronounced that there has
7 u VrV. ,r."- w- l-oren, MisslDe.n oetnsna xor invitations which
Moeck. Mabel MnaMr vri.. .:7. I will fill tha llat tn tha iin.it ti,. .ui.i
RairrreT.iOr.; Miss Underwood, Toronto! I vents which will center around the
... .""oetn MHne, HUlsboro. or I tournament win mane the week the most
MISS Latah. Mr iXfinnwiii n. . m. I noteworthy , in tha - hlatnrv nf lenr.h
Roberts. Omaha. . Nob.; Paul' FeldmaiC Beach. The tournament will consist of
iouisviue, Ky.; Mrs. J. B. Downln Jr events: Men s champion scratch
Mlddleport, Ohio; Mrs. H. AWerall J I ?ln,.e ttn " handicap singles, ladies'
M. Pangher and wife MlmveaDolia! 1 J?f nd,,oftP. singles, men's handicap dou
Mlnn.: Robert Irwin T,f:nJ1Ips: bles, . ladles' handicap doubles and mixed
John nilav 11 w., ' . ' M handicaD doubles. Three nrlia luna ara
C. C..Lasell. and iitt Sali VuSTv 1" ..T.?Je":.?uP ' S?
iZ : . Williams, Judges CUD for the men's rhandlcanaint
rT'S? O-ReiMyMouHnr1 S?.ti fiH Mrs. Walter M, Cook ..cup for
NeUle Klin ,Rt7 T.ah -V.rV ?1 nanaioap singles. The oom-
Ixul Kinr th. i?ir, c'., . fS'"" miiiee in cnargs - win furnish second
t1?l?i . inS' Salt prises for ths events for which the cups
Irwin. George W." McMillan, Eugene fey of Portland are late airlrals at the feed the fish and the other to catch
Meraereau, Irving Rohr, Charles McC beach. They ara visiting Mrs. Yaeger them. - The ones who i catch them are
gwa R-W. Wilbur and others. - at Saltalr. usually the better pleased. (
, The Breakers committee consist of Mias Lou Foote of Madras, Or, made .The Rnval nlcrure ahow 1. ,vi,
6- & McAlpin, Eugene Mercereau F. the trip down and back on the Potter a reat hft bv
H. V. Andrews. R. W. Wilbur, T. Mor- on Wednesday. . i fhf t-., '
rls Dunne. R. R. Warinner, Irving Rohr J. E. Werleln of Portland spent Bun- .BaLdhhlirrnn,,,l',nt vl,tor Pr-
and K. L. Ringer. day with his family in their pretty ' enfa in . " ' , .
r. Sveats of Boolal JTote. summer home. The Pines, near Tioga. The Ladies Missionary society - gave
The vast week has been the scene , Lawrence Holman and wife of Port- a very successful reception at the Iryln
of miiyclcnlM to Nor? Hwd. oi land, are spending two weeks at the club on Friday A splendid literary pro-
Thursday a crowd of voune oeole from Breakers hoteL grant was rendered and, a delicious
SesTewvisUed the ."ghthose - and Mr- R- V. Jones son and mother. Funcheon was served. A large attend-
weatheT buAIlu? From Xre they Vent J' Bennett, of Portland, are spend- m"J?rm
to Dead Man's Hollow, where they ate 'nf, the summer at Ocean Park.. was present from all parts of the state,
lunch and then played games until Mr- and Mrs. Phil Conn and son of The cottages are now all occupied
late tn the afternoon. Thofe taking the "PP"" -"joying an outln t 4h and the camn grounds ars well fified.
trip were Madeline Ston. Hazl Cohn. S"Sn.. . . .. .. r, ,. All the people are loud in their praise
Rose Schacht, Bertha Schacht. Margaret friM,".i fchfe5 Prt ' S'.h", abundance of fresh vegetables,
Schacht. Llla Schacht. Bertha Botefuhr. L1 Mr- A- Schacht in her cottage, delicious berries and fruit that can be
Pauline Jacobson. Irene Collns, Pauline uVJ!-eVana' at eeayiew. - - - I nao, aeuverea at their door at reason-
Roenieke. Max Smith Jr., Earnest a ,?J'r?Pu", i oruana spent a
tju iiriifi!rrv,m- rJj.ii riraana day with his father at Ocean Park.
Ho wara Black. Charley Walker. Than- l.MI"".1?0, .Rhod" o'w Kent. - Wash, are tbe only living things on ths beach
nie Peters and K. McDanleL , , Mr? at 8.eaviAwtnUJTeekT; thV!2 " haying a good time. They
Some very good tiroes ars being an- ,vr MfsTuerita Duffy. Miss Kath- are hard worked for the pleasure of the
Joyed by the young people of Ocean .fw'th. Miss, Rose rgchwlnn and people. --.. . .. - 4
Park this summer. Yast week a party J'..?. 8. Hamlin of Portland are Captain Bam Elmore, the Astoria can-
of 10 went to Oysterviue on m i,,rZ, e i. 7 " wiif nrymn,-n nere loomng over fhe pros
ride. The same party punt an om iaan- - ' . . .r
loned log cabin bonfire on the beatH Mrs P. Hagnerand daughter. Miss
later in ths week. Marshmallows were Ann Haper of Portland, have opened
toasted and the crowd sang popular airs ""elr cottage at Seaview for the sum-
. .ii . . . . ,1.. .i.u irknu tn mer. Miss Irene Kerns of Portland la
UllVil WO 1 1 1 ft 1 1 V. n v. I . ... - - - -
the party were Marlon Howell. Eliza visiting them., , v
Howell. Merle Smith, Sadie Dunlap, BoeI Btksrs. '
HoodPanSdm,FVdBMe 8. 8. Humphrey. N. D. Simon and
Lleydrl tehapero'nede !WlSX!? S&
no r.t'f ' , - 1 -y , wva naav. AACll VIVA
party, - ' . t . I ddrfen. Elsie Obatrrinrfarl Mra H B!
toe weea i n7.,hA.1SM .i.n , , i ... , ,
pects for a profitable Investment. Hi
says there Is a bright future for New- .
port. He will operate his Alsea can
nery this year. .' : ,
A large party of Ashland people ar
rived here today: they- are under the
care of G. F. Billings of Ashland Chau
tauqua fame.
Irwin Boose ffnests.
The following are registered at tl
Irwin: Gertie Kuerr,T Mill City, Or.f
Mrs, C. K. Wheeler, Shoshone, Idano
Inez Wheeler, Shoshone, Idaho; Mrs. A'
. omitn, Fortiaoa. ur.; uavia - o.
8 team a, Portland. Or.; Mrs, Stearns,
Portland, Or.; Lloyd Stearns. Portland,
Or.; A. C. Wiper, BowbeU, N.D.; Ray
mond WiDer. Bowbell. 1M.. D.i B. 'M.
Wohlwem. Bowbell, N. D.; B. L. Bo
garth. Eugene. Or.j H.' A. Soelr and
"", riiruwin, ur.. jlj. v. wowrey, a-ui i
land.. Or.; Andrew Carrick.- Portland,
Dr.rAlyce Crouls. Forest Grove. Or.
F. 3. Kerr. McMlnnviUe, Or.; W. W.
Kerr and wife. Prosper, Texas; Mrs. J.
L.; Graves. Fargo, N. J5.; W. B. Shol.
(Continued on Page Nina)
One of the best picnics of
w.a v. &l H b Th. Rn.l,. hv tha vaunar I
peopli of Saavlew. In the mornln the nVBrttten AShfonBriUen0 EaJ
boys in the party fished and In the fBrittin E. 1 i ' L In Mn
afternoon a balHrame was played be- I ?r,itn1- ,L-wnd. Mr. . and Mrs p.
ai . as uruitn. ' a a. n . .. ii iiiiimn nn w rm i .
tween the ooys ana gins, tne gins wm jy -e,n7ro (Sli-Tli, ir Vrr,i
Anand Mr aSd Vri Hakv Dr D Bevolse, H. T. Nlcolal, W. C. True,
B. P.'- SheDDerd. Ms.wTp, Mckean! Mis. True. Oeorge .W.-AdamaD., A.
Mra Charles McKean. Luella McKean; i?"-.. -TaTAiA p W r.ZTZ
uland wife! M. BL Fitzgerald.iJ. G. H6w-
iAth. MirvTLatharn: Eaaie tatham U- 8. A. Allen, J. M. Allen, Mrs. F: G.
ftrinma oltham Mr and MrZ Mark Buff urn. Miss Anne Shogren. H. Sho
Howar?S. IcSHoaEmmT Hend i P J i"-3
ricks, Mrs. 8am Waters and children. J JtVLi J? " aN h.Sv n y m wAmnf-ir;
Eldol Henshaw. Charley Walker. Frank ff-W. .Van?- p510?."
t-atnam ana Kooeri noimes. . ii-rZZZ-&yA'MZ- u.ia
Personal Mention. ' j pregton and ch'lid. Miss Tessie '"Preston.
T. B. Wilcox of Portland was an ever I Frank Preston. Seattle. Wash.: Kather-
Sunday visitor at Seaview. , line R. Giddes,. Toledo, O.; Ester Rhine.
Sunday in the Ladd cottage at Ths Wll- W. Evans. New York City; Mra C. A.
lows. "' - --; EgertrWaverlyrtH-.Mrs.-M-E,.Xver
Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett sf Portland street, Kentucky; R. J, Hendricks,. Mrs.
Is a late arrival at the Corbett cottage R, J. Hendricks, Salem, Or.; Malcolm R.
at Seaview. McEwan, S. C. Peterson, C Espey, Sand
H. Driscoll of Portland spent Sunday Island. Wash.: Geora- H Drehen. Pltta-
at North Beach. : .- burg. Pa,.
3. N. Teal of Portland was a passen- Baoknew 3ottaa. . '
ger on Saturdays Potter for .North 7 ' u TI , '
ftPHPi, " . C. 13. Power, E. E. French, Helen
Judge George Cameron, of Portland I , ar..u r. rviippie, Mrs. w.
was a week visitor at North Beach. VV.,BU'V a, J?''!wuP-
Dr. William H. Wood of Portland is and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Percy W Roch-
enjoying a short outln with his fam- "fter. Belle Shields. Catherine McCabe,
tly In their cottage at North Beach. Nance O'NelL James P. Welch. Ash ton
Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Britten of Portland Jennings. W. J. H. Clarke and wife.
are guests at the Breakers hotel. Page Meyer, D. M. Donaugh. L, W.' Mo
James and Arthur Rosenf eld of Johns Adams, A. Qulllat, .T. Paulsen, Mrs.
i-1 , . . i 1 i. w , T-, 1 . 1 II I fi-r-o rt Ir r Oak., V-mhmam 1,4 HuI. -.m
are at North Beach for a short vacation. I Mrs. Whitney, daughter and son, all of
Cecil Espey pf the University of Ore- j Portland; Mary Paulsen, Great Falls,
gon spent Sunday at North Beach. - - 1 Mont,; i Cornelia B. Epperson, Belt.
Mr. ana Mrs. u. J. joraan or -oniana i monii j. n.eiuner, wixe-ana .son,
are truest at the Hotel Breakers. North Head; G. W. Green and wife.
A. a. MCAipin oi roruana spent tne I ninei ureen, Manet ureen, Mrs. ttunv
week end at North Beach. . I mel, Elva Baxter, Clare H. Graves,
N. D. Simon, wife and family of Port- I Mrs. William Stark and daughter. Mrs.
land, are at the Breakers -hotel for the Samuel E. Meyer, Boise, Idaho; G.
summer. Cortlandt Vedder and wife. New York;
. J. J. Gavin of Portland spent a few Dorothy Dunbar, Chicago; Mrs. George
days at North Beach during the week. ... D. Heiainger, Spokane, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. J, White Evans of New woai aait.i.
T..b .11. .. .... . . ,h. U.I.I Praolr. MVZSl BWUSWa
ers - . J . Miss M. Nevlson, Mrs. D. Robertson.
George E. Hobson of Portland Was an T, B; Johnston. Mrs. E. J. Bukhardt,
over Sunday visitor at the beach. I Minnie B. Pullam, Mark A. McAUen,
A. Oberdorfer. wire and family or l "wrf r-iover, v. ai. ionaugn, an or
ijT. Ta Tlavnfaa
Portland spent Sunday at North Beach, I aer, Thtslma Snyder, Walla Walla ; C
TIIB JOUBNi.L'8 FREE IXPOR51ATIOX BUREAU -Th-
w-it lt'r!adaff A.obl reliable, first hand InformaOon regarding
j?,i if! i .l,!irri' who" announcerasnU appear in this column. The
Ji? di "i,,rae n'trn2atlon bureau DescripUvs literature,
jratest, etc will be gladly f urnlahed to, those Interested.
THE BREAKERS HOTEL
AJCBBZOAV nVAV.
11 Miff
UDAOXBO, RT71QCBB BSSOBT OT
VACXrXO BOBTBWXST.
Electr'.o Lights, Steam Heated. Hot and Cold Salt Water tn Every Tub. Buy
tickets to Breakers. Pacific County, Wash. P. O. Address. Breakers, Wash.
Th
Hackney Cottage
Seaview. wash.
vow onx ios tbx ssAjoar.
Delightfully located cn most beautiful
and pleasant spot on the beach. Un
surpassed surf bathing; home comforts,
excellent table board. Accommodations :.
greatly Increased.. Special rates by ths
week and season. "Make lour reserva
tions -by malL " ,
Postoffice Address. fBATXXw, WASBr
LOCKSLEY HALL HOTEL
BtTJBOFBAXT ABD
. AMXJUOAB
Kn. Xa. A.' CartUls,
. ' ' ' i lroa
SEASIDE. OREGON
European dining room In charge-of land twenty strictly modern ' rooms
. vv . w i n Lara xormany cnai or .notei i overionsinar ?rna AMan irh t.
Ramond. Pasadena, CaL. - On hundred I baths. Free bus meets all . trains.
HOTEL. EL3MER
The popularity of' Columbia
-Beach is shown ia the ever in-
creasing; number of visitors.
- They like thoss . completely
, furnished tents, at $6.00 a
' week. They like ths finely ap
pointed hoter accommodations -and
they like those . pic
turesque cottages.
Either the t a. nj. or l:8
. 'papa" train - on Saturday
takes you down for f S.OO round
trip. Stay until Monday night
If you wish. .
COX-TTKBXA TRTTBT CO,
, Soara of Trad Bldg.
fSnaHal rnanatrh tn Tha mt1 t
North Beach, Wash., July 81. The
end of July finds the Washington beach
resorts in .the heart of their summer
season, it is much the same as in years
gone by. The summer crowd comes and
goes. From week to week It- changes,
wnn mue more aisiuroance man tn
are offered,, and first prizes for the
other events. The games will be played
" uw ooara courts, wmcn were con
structed for that purpose last season.
They have been put In condition for
ths coming meet, and ars being played
?n .ve.rjr dav- Darin the week A. P.
McAlplne of Portland, chairman of the
committee mat nas charge of this year's
tournament. Spent two dava at knrtn
Beach inspecting the courts and making
Grande. Or - C wnimr rv... "iir I arrangements for th maet.
sha,-W-is.-imorUMrsSchorilg I ,T,ne v?nlnrs of the tournament week
California: ftanrara T Will be given over to entertainment anil
Iowa City, Iowa; R W. McElrov aid an. 5tensive program hasbeen made
wife, E. E. Caukin, Mr. and Mrs. Mav.l" li?rt" nignts. parsons' or
nard. St. PauL Mlnn NeJ.n o.; 7? chestra, which plays in ths hotel dinlng-
famlly. Toneka. Kan.t J. H. KidwaTl mnA I Ic w;i 1 r?.?-?.tnuB'0..O.r 11 of
wife Hafentown Ini W suiairs. jaonaay nignt win be given
Mn nhk . -' : ' - "I L'C""' "'.."'e eri oaiiroom.
ieao, "JDIO. - . r - . . s -.- IThe costumes lt vear wr van, .i-k.
-': - ooioaiai KoteL t I orate, and the glowing reports promise
ujiL-fl u-raiton. jhibs jeaiia Pfcrrv -wii. i mat uie areas can tnia veer win r. AnM
ma Perryf Mrs. Florensa Perry, ' Miss I he f most enjoyable affairs of the
Marlon Perry, Miss Helen Perry, Miles I week. Plans are under way to have an
x-erry. iisie rerry. Mrs. Amelia . Pair. I amateur tneaincai croauctlon nn
A. Stewart wlfa. ami hlM a a - -o..l Wednesday night It will ha a aw
ir, aiiiiaa Ajwtoca, u. kj. Peterson. I , I lT . u "n wn in iront or
ttrssei. El h. Hufahinl n v. rvh.. c. I tne-jiocei. i no iaea is a new on anil
R. Long-, Hiss Davis, Miss Patten, Mrs be,n" followed with considerable en-
R. W. Wrlghtv Paul G. Wandrey and thuslastn. Among the gruests for the
wife. Charles Gruff and wife IX. 12. week there is considerable amateur tal-
Bowe ', and wife, Myrtle Grub'b Mr nt of note. The oyster bake, which is
an annual affair, will take place on
Thursday night. It will be held near
a large bonfire. In the grove back of
intjiiuiei. in place wiu pe lighted
with china lanterns and equipped With
rustic seats and - tables. On Friday
night the tournament ball will take
place, and on Saturday nia-ht tha K.n.
quet. . At the banquet the awarding of
cups and prises will be followed by
speeches from prominent tennis play
ers of ths northwest. . - . :
Among those who will enter ths
tournament are: 1 Misses Hazai vrnth.
klss,.iAmy Heitshu, Mabel Goes. Lilly
Fox.. Stella Fording. Lilly Carstena
Irene Campbell, Myrtle Schaefer, Les-
w . nayiana ana wire. Keattia w.uh .i. t jk... ... "
NtoTn"0' Helse. Mrs. ft Irwin. M?s. H? K Judge, vjin
S'."B12U Ar,: .? .9ra7 St- Heie'or:; M. Dunne. J. Twlng. s'tuart TnemX
tl. id. iieraman, h. E. Harrlgan, F. H.
Hotel Saltair
P. O. Seaview, Wash. .
I i stAXaTAXB STATXOB. WASB,
;-' Xn. fr D. rorver. rroprlstot. '
Electric lighted, baths, modern and ua
to data throughout Station at entrance
to rounds.yins batliln bsaoh,-Con-
renlent to fishing rocks. Good bom:
cooking, pleasant rooms, And rates tea-
sonabie. Special rates to families.
Portland spent Sunday at North. Beach, j Portland: Mrs. William D. Bush, Mar-
itse ana n. r. iNlcoiai or l i"nn nuin, isoiae, joano; iaitn ony-
irtiana spent ounnar at nunn rtn;ii. i i ncfio. sauei, nana nuia, v, i Ejuro
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hendricks Of I f. Bllderback and Wife, Emmett, Idaho: W. W. Winter a. formarlv tthmt at Ttnlal (nvarlnnklnar ha aan . .1th
Onlnw. . ..!, nA.nT, IWi lil Rarri.n Tha rwll.. a"k I a wvT . - ." 'Z j K..L. ii. . ... ' . . . .
Kennlth McAlpIn of Portland spent ,' . Borta Bsaeh Znn.
Sunday at the Breakers hoteL . - ., ... , - -f
James Nlcol of Portland visited at , J'.iF' u,?.rtcl,,l1' ,,!'E1,KW ?urt'
North Beach resorts during the week. f1,!,' .ME? K,.5uiHlB"?ln"' ?'S lrtl??
R. R. Warinner of Portland was a H.g.us.-F. Ghormley. Colonel Everett,
week end visitor at North Beach. -VmDert. S lnl?8nt Ko,
Mrs, F. G. Buffum of Portland Is at "i", Mcintosh. Ethel P. Mcintosh, C.
North Beach I ?? fswey, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
u .. r...,n th. ttm(v..iw Ernest Bross. Miss Constance Brnaa
of Washington Is spending the summer Lud'ar.apolls, Ind.: O. S .-Kin and wife,
at ths Hotel Breakers. Cedar Pplds, Mich.; Charles Nelson.
' Miss Pearl Westber. Miss May John- Bpokane,, Wash.- v - t ;-
ston and Harlow Johnston are guests at es. Croft. - -
.! !V,!rA?I.f.t.lnM M" a Th0r Ann Ctrten, Mrs. George M. Ed-
M) BA. fl-i.m I. wards. Miss .Kathryns Edwards, Mrs.
Miss Erne Mays Kin of . Salem Is w nan a n1n.A. it d.i.:...
visiting Miss Luella McKean at Sea- Maggie l,rue. Mrs. M. Walton. Miss
View. . ' 4 Dorothy Walann Ulaa- Vatharlna B
Mr. and Mra Harry Allen : spent a I Turna Me
week with Mr. Allen's father and mother I all nf PnrtianH- km w rm.a. ti.a T.air.'
in their beautiful summer home, the Wis.; Robert O. Pranks, Topeka, Kan.!
RuJJ5lc a r V, w iVlV-v S- W. Palmquist,7 Lincoln. Neb.; Oscar
Frank Hancs of Holly Wood, CaL, is T. Olson, Milwaukle, Or.; Mary A, Pal
spending a week at Seaview. - mer. Sleepy Eye, Minn.: Belle McGregor,
Dr. B. Shepperd of Portland spent Moro, Or.; Mrs, W. P. Henderson, Shen-
Sunday with Ed Allen at the Rustlo andnah, Iowa.
cottage. I " Botel Wltltehonse.
.".." Mry McKlnnm of Portland Is Mrs. Edmonton and daughter, Mrs. G.
visiting Mrs. George MeCabs at Sea- w. Baldwin. Mrs. D. StaAts. Jim Oil.
v,tw' . .. , a t. a brt' R. A. - Pearson, Elisabeth Rous,
Miss Alice Holmes of Portland spent .Mary Rooa, all of Portland; Mr ani
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Clar- Mra M. J. Welch. Emma Welch, Ray
encs Quinn, at Seaview during the early Welch, Mrs. A.. P. Anderson, Grace An-
part of the week. derson. Blanch Anderson," Haines, -Or.;
Alfred Stone was a late arrival at Mrs; M. Callanan, Mas F. Callanan, 8t
the beach this week. - , , Paul, Minn.) Eleanor Tobte, Anna John
Emerson Baughman of Pittsburg, Pa., son, Qulncy, 111.; A. A. Glfford, Tampa,
is registered at ths Whltehouse hotel. Fla.; Peter Peterson, R. S. Hindura,
C F. Overbaugh. assistant superln- South Bend. Wash.; C. O. Eubanks and
tendent of the Oregon Railroad & Navl- wife. Walla Walla, Wash.; James C
ration-company, - visited. . Megler . this Goodlet. . .Indianapolis, Ipd.: Emerson
week. Baughman, Pittsburg, Pa.; J."TV.. Clan-
J. T. BurtchMll and daughter of Port-1 cy. cnicago; Anna, k. Roamann, bt.
lan an taklnar an nutlna- at tha North I PauL Minn. -
days at the .Whltehouse, Long Beach. Schnebel Oreaon' City. n. ; w it hr. i A favorits hotel wltft Long Beach vis
this week Vama 2 eti.- . i?1' c- Werninf, and family, Denver, itors; large, i comfortabls rooms, pvar-
OVkr VO.SSI aU. awu nskauaj J a. a. w a -auaau B Al - M Vm mi .1 W S r AWSt U .dtHMnM aftaBI. 1 .S Ik AuSlia a.aaa.aiaKa aaaaaui -
a aiiaal nf finnarlntendent E. R. RiM.1 n-,Z- a "u-."r.',-' 1?";""" 1 ooJOS mi ruwwi, uunuw vaww.
Zt "thi r IlwaSsT' Rallw A NavigluSi Vii Z ".;. T "Sn?- On. block south of station.
company.- . r. - I ry, Seattle, Wash.: D. Reeves. Va'neou-I tBsl.'0. T. W JUTliBOVSB, Prop.
Kdaie fapee or rorxiana ,;is spenaing i ver. Wash.
yrv w vena 4b I piaSlvtmniS BVML '? .1 - . . a mm . m m '"' .
will r..,. .r,, Tanlr flrnnliart ntTL- V" carton, J. I. Urqu Hart, P. A. I- ...
Portland are spending their vacation st 1T ,'Portland: Phil Cohn Vn H t.a, w.
the Shelbume,, v . .. wTfe hen?y cZn FrknkhiLC.n5 ' U i: 9M A wTOB AMT VT
Mrs. tt. Bell ana ramiiy or rortiana i Heppner; Mrs. W. D. Bush. Manuari S J nwrf. tiat.a -'.m .i..' .; 't av.
are spending the summer in tneir cot i Bush.' Boise. . .....
Attarvk A Ckfsgtmn VmrW I t mtt t-Hw waia-Mawu uva iuiiiwtvu. -.a
ci. w. orMn And wir. blim Ktnai iv 1 ' 1 ' . . " v r . "
- - - . - ' ; ..... 1 swny- nnnsaKMnin
' S. BABaUBSOBOV, rrop.
The Tay lor
Hotel
OCX AX PABXr WABB. ' " '
RATES Hit PER DAY AND IIP
Finest table service on ths Beach. - All
. juai4i.-mt.iBa o ua Bawon..,i,
Newport
SEA-
Green and Mtsa Mabel Green of Boise
are guests so the Hackney cottage.
' Mr. ana Mrs. Krnest ijrons ana aaugn
ter of Indianapolis ara spending a few
weeks at North Beach Inn.
Mrs. J. Hematock of Portland has
taken the Allen cfittars on ths rids at 8peelal Plapatch to Toe JoarnaU
Saltair for the season. . I : Newport, - Or July Jl-Ther is
Lawrence Shade Is sosndln his vaca 1 something doing all the time at New-
""r".8; L nv.n. .,.,t.A .t ttrVXU o s'or-aliv3- ArI zl"? th. eUr. North
tX'J,. ..Zr--A.-TtC: Walker's brass band dlcon.' .rC.:! cn-. "'rgeaana improveo. open
weik. .rr . - I aid music at the boat landing .very ,ulr. hf?" rT Besvi.-.
Ashton Jennings ana . James-Welch I i-lz H i PTeryone in gooai
aiiu tut:. lur.Bt any- mite in.
VHS. W. . K UTCMXJ MOV, nOT.
SfiATZXV, facing the ocav Moat
CS.eeea as t iha UsnVnav SAttaa
L7t II V K7Ullunf es w a Aa-v- a w j (A at, c .i-. Al " a -
Mrs. Joseph Keensn of Toledo, Ohio, "","e- "ejr may nav. naa m the -tw- mm TnTM
is a guest of Mrs. John Collins at Sea-1 J, 5? rowd. Th. girls .are f f ill 111 f .flP IfUllJ
view 3 inula dwduiui sna nturt oanaaoma thanl vjww w wi a , At a s
Mr. and Mrs. Watts of Los Angeles! rri Zz.sZtl . . yn msn-say
spent afew days at th. Taylor hotel, t '' F.nr'"' " lM
ucean ran.
money I
Mrs. William D. Bush and daughter, i? "urr JJ tn'n ,1 rlne' alllng and
Miss Marguerite Bush, of Boise. Idaho lowlg oa Lh" bajr Prt enjoywl
are guests at ' the Saltair for a few TJnSnj7' Jn i"ean amooth as
weeks .--- . m1" pond, and the two excursion
T r fnlllna a nrnmlnant tia.h.. boats have all they can do to take tha
of Sturgia, Mlchv is visiting Mrs. John feat numbers who wish to trytheir
Collins at Seaview.; Mr. Collins will luck at deep sea fishing.' This is a
visit the Seattle fair before returning "Pd that cannot be had Anywhere but
east. at Newport . ,
3. Cortlandt Vedder andwlfe of New For 1 Ta may fcavs a sea voyare,
Tork ars uests at the Hackney cot- "a furnished with hook and line,
tags. ' with which you may catch a SO pound
f-anta-in i Jack Off ford who ha a COd that you may aiell If vnti wlah nr
rentiy returnea irom nawau, is spend-1 u you wouia not trade it for a
in six months at Long Beach. I farm until you had your picture taken
- jar. ana jure. w. n. uooawin oi I'ort-1 witn .
land are enjoying an outing at Seal A peculiar thin Is that every nartv
Crftu ..... a " '- 1 divides itself into two parts one to
- x. . Hiunr oi uiwf urraon nauroaa Sc
Navl iration company, came down on tha
Potter last Friday.' ' I President Belps Orphans.
Cantain Georse Fuller, united Stataa tth,.. - i v .
marina Inaneotrtr. visited E. rt BM k-T'. ."A."
it Mailar nn ifnnd.v ... -. v I X' t"" JT""'ae" BttStr-4 and
Chier Jjavia
fire deDartmen
ueacn over eunaay. i r w.--.a " ir' rzi,-;-"T
Mrs. S. D. Stoufw and family of Sin, tor Stoa?hrivr .AVm .
Portland are located - in their p?etty troublea w. m T? ?idnS!
summer horn, at Ocean Park. v best famH mJifn in l!eK S 0t.h
R. C Long of the Northern Parlfi Effianlll?tmed.'oi.n' on -Arth." It in.
railway, spent Sunday at Seaview; blSodV Jam Ail7nn AtP."" ,hh
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Grenfell returned Tn a?,.n . h S J uCieat".v?pp,tlt'
to Portland after a pleasant two weeks' weakfdiln nV ,i?illd Uthl,n,iPl,Je'
outin at Seaview. -. " JjL"h ldr'J.?ru.n!own P-op1' thas
Ancfy Kane of Lon Beach went to OnlK?!- ?rafem,al MP-lnta,
Portland for a short trip. " 9 P"'y 60a at Woodsrd. Clark. A Co.
Mr,- and -Mra Ben Bera-er of tnet.' - . . 7"" mmm " mmm "T "
ami' lapcill 1.119 Bl tne IxaCICney I aai
cottse. i They leave shortly for a trip! ( ?
to t aiiromia. i
Mies Mass Duffl and Miss Nell Duf-1
TXA BOOS BZTBm
for their amusement, I PS11,?0' ?
I.?ur' hing is fine, sailing, and fl- V." .6"
rid. to tne inn taxes one tnrougn th.
beautiful Hood river valley up to th.
root or a living giacier.
Sunset Cottage
Mnndav "mi ui xne xnaustnai ana
Camnberi of tha Pnrti.- Prphsns - Horns at Macon. Oa.. . who
Campbell of th. Portland wrlus: "W. hav. used Electric Bit-
wdlF ltoT at -Lon w. this Institution, for nlns years.
Onen for cruesta - On. block from
ocean. A home-like place to spend the
summer. irst class accommodations.
Reasonable family rates. Mas. DEO.
MAIT, Fostofrice Address, Xaena Beaoh,
Wash. 80s 44. Get off at Salt Air
Station. Wash.
, Sl E. LONGENBERGER, Prop.
Tha new hone." for ' particular riftonla
1 large well-ventilated rooms over
looking Oie ocean everything new. If
you are looiting ror a home-like place
while at Seaside, stop at th. Pickwick.
Home cooking. Opposite Moore Hotel,
MRS. SARAH CHAM BERLIN
PXXTATB BOAKD ABB BOOKS
Horn, cooking, rates 'reasonable, good
view of the ocean. Long Beach, Wash.
jewett nm resost, L?hr:
af On tha brisk of tha Columbia Oonre a-atrantia.
! Vieir Walk, IMm, Wu.rlalla Hountain Climbins
Jj Dual Craaia, fmti Butttr, Ffa yrtbia, f truit, tic
IH to f 10 par Waelf Rooms, Tent. Cottasea, Fhonaj
I OT writ as. we will aa-va fo mat at laa4iis or 4oaat
SBE THE OCEAIN
HOTEL MOORE i
OPEN ALL THE TEAR.
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THB CLIFF HOUSB OF OREGON. '
, Directly on Xhs beach, overlooking
th. ocean. Hot salt baths and surf
bathing; recreation pier for fishing: sun
parlors; ejectrio lights; flreplac. anl.
furnace- heat. Sea foods a specialty. T
fJl. walks and drive. Rates, ta.10 and
$1.00 par day.
SAB f. MOOU, Prop.
Occident
sbb xoBAStwa bot,i
ASTORIA
FREB BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS AND
. BOATS. - ,
COLONIAL HOTEL
Rates 2 Per Day
and Upwards .
XaXBSSZJBT ft BOB, Proprietors.
NEW BUILDING - NEW FTJRNITURU
BIQHT AT THE SOUNDING BEA. .
Electrto lights In .very room. rre.
bus to and from all trains. Good fish.
. , ... ana coaling ana patning.
ide, Oregon
NORTHs BEACH INN
BEWTOB'S STAWOW,
The most aialla-htfnll al,,,..a - .
--- ... . . . renuri
on th. Washington coast, commanding
ne view of ths ocean. Special rate for
& wM ..4
8EE THE FOXGLOVE AND POPPIES
ABLUOM .AT ;.-f . . '
NGCANICUM INN '
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Noted for its excellent h nma .flnlrl. m
beautiful grounds, 'modern conveniences,.
Terms J per day and up. Miss E.
Dammoa, Prop, Necanlcuzn St, Seaside,
Gearhart Pifrk Hctel
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Tot I'ates and ReseTvations. Apply
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