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Newspaper Page Text3 f THE OREGON AILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST .13, 1910. J AT 1 - ' ' - ; ; 1 ; - ' ' ' ' ' " ' ':.,''".',' . 1 '' ' : "" ' "''' I ( - . " H 'r-''.:-; X-. -'-Hx v-- v;-A i ; i - . t . - - . B,' : - , i - ' seaside si v . .Pr- r.'-Vr:..--.;- r: The biff clam bake eiven uy tne tiKs 8t Srafide nvA the flfolf tournament at Gearhart last1, weelt brought larpo rrowda to the shora for the weekvend, many staying over for th asotu Th largest crowd (n th history of tha wa tering place assembled on Saturday and Sunday, and from the good fellowship displayed W the visiting Elkailt ap peared to be'the'happlest one. Seaside gained many friends lait week hy the courtesy paid . to. the visitors; all being afforded accommodations, hundreds of the citizens opening tholr hoiijee to the Elks and their friends. Senator Chamberlain and acting gov-' ernor Bowerman and staff were present at the clam bake, as were also many other iieople Of promlhence throughout -the state. :v.i-'i.; -.v. -K'-:.';v.'- .;,''.- The tournament at the Gearhart golf links was a most successful one, large t rowds coming from different polnta throughout the ; northwesL' ? Bussell Pmlth, AV. B. Mlxter, Mrs. Koehler and . Mrs, 3Ayer were the successful golfers " whc won v the cujs ' donated by Hr C Jiower' and the Hotel Gearhart ; ' Every day the skating rink Is -crowd ed -with people who nave taken up this pleasure, many of the younger set com ing down from Gearhart Both Mr. Campbell's student band parties -at the new pavilion -and the Octagon affairs are most popular with the dancers, and every evening parties are formed who attend one of the par tlea. ,!..-. -:. v-:,-,' The new natatorlum at Grearhart Is becoming more "popular each' day. and crowds come tip from all points on the beach, to Indulge In this most healthful exeicise. - Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schacht and daugh ter. Miss Rose, who have a summer home at Seaview, spent the week end at the Hotel Gearhart by the sea. JT. Wesley Ladd spent tha week end with his family at Gearhart. Senator George B. Chamberlain was a visitor to Seaside during the Elks' big ; clam bake. .. , .,.;.... -.... ,,- Miss McCusker has returned to Port land after a visit at Seaside and Gear . hart. ! .. ... Chester G. Murphy cama down from PorUand for ' the golf tournament at Gearhart, later going to bis summer cottage at Seaside. r Norrls B. Gregg and Lester Hodsoa were recent arrivals at tha beach. Jay Bowerman of Condon, Or., la reg Irtered at the Moore. Mrs. Charles H. Carey," with " her daughter, Miss Louise, are at the Hotel r Gearhart. ,. A . Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hauasman and daughter, Miss Margery, are at the shore for the season, i Mrs, J. 'A. Veness and daughter, Miss Marie, who have a summer lodge at Seaside have been frequent visitors to ' the Gearhart hotel. - Miss Millie Schloth, swimming ln tructor In the Y. W. C. jl, has been a frequent visitor to the Hotel Gearhart, where she haa rivnn numv,.. hibitlona of fancy swimming to her friends, . , . J, B. Alexander of Portland week at the Hotea Gearhart, coming down for the golf tournament. Pholpa Holrnaa wai a week-end vis--. Iter at.easide....... ,--- Mlsa Basel Holland, who la always a welcome addition to the younger set of Seaside, is expected to arrive soon to be a guest of Miss Margaret du'Bjols. " Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Griffith, daughters, Mlsa Margaret and Miss Florenne. and sons, Robert and Delhert, are visiting Mrs. li Z. Ferguson At the beautiful KerguBon summer home on tha banks of tha Necanlcum. u Mrs, Charles Stewart of Portland Is a house guest of the Mrs. J. A. Veness at Kinni-Klnnlc lodge. Miss Alice Mulford Of Portland i. vi. lting MUs Marie Veness at Klnnl-Klnnic Harvey Allen. A. Wilson S tin sn a. thur Van Dusen f Astoria visited Gear hart and Seaside Saturday and Bunrtav r. A, S. Cooper of tha Rcpubllo of Panama has left tha beach after a month's stay, - . - ,.- Miss Dorothy Cooper of Portland, who has been visiting at the Veneee cottage, has returned to her home, . Eben McFarland, who la apending the aummer at Sea View, waa a recent Sea side visitor. ;.'-,; Will P. ilesslan has returned to Port- jana alter a -weeks, visit at Seaside. Captain C Ei. Baty came down to Sea- tine ror tne sir s clam bake. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coffey are at the . fceaiae nouse. Vr, .Henry 3 McKay and Miss Kate Mf-wy are recent arnvayi .at the Sea- iii.iii ivrgliiian of .Portland is a rc- fnt arrivni at Basiae. Ml-s Hva Kternberg, Mlsa Lo!o fienders Aitnur (;te;idT8 of Portland; spent iti at H'RKifle. , y.xt vuttweiitr Is a recent arrival U t! Hotel Moore. ;u touts la registered at tha THE Moore hotel. ; . . f J.. K. Laidlaw of Portland spent the week end at Seaside. Grover Utzinger o J Astoria came down for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hntchln of Port land were recent arrivals at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Greenbaum and daughter of Boise, Idaho, are at the beach for the season. .,.:.v J Nicholas Sargent la a lata arrival at Locksloy hall. ; : Mrs. E L. Brown "and daughter. Miss Elva, of Spokane are Bpendlng tha sum mer at .Locksley'.hall. t:r :' : Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bridges ara at the Oxford cottage for the season. Mr. and Mra L, "Cno pf Portlana have taken Sea' Lodge cottage for the summer. ' t. . Mr. and Mra L. 11. Lent are apending August at the seashore. 1 Mr. and Mrs. 1 C. Wells ara in the Idlylen cottage for August ' . r - Mr. and .Mrs. W. - R,: Glen denning ara in Glen's Den for the season. : Edwin Turnbull of Portland has been a guest of Horace-Wilson at Seaside, Mr. and Mrs. C..B. Splller are In the Fernwood cottage for the season; Mr. and Mrs. O. Z. Moore ara recent arrivals who will spend the aeaaon at Fernwood Dale. ' ;.-- . - -;, Mrs. R. W. Blackwood of Portland has arrived at the beach for tha summer. - Mr. and Mrs. u ColUns have taken a cottage for Auguet. 1 . Louis Allbright of Portland Is apend ing a month at Seaside. ' Mrs. George Williams, Mra Fletcher Gaddls and Mrs. L. A. Wood are at the Williams cottage, " R. B. McClung la at tha Elmers 09t tage for the aummar.. Miss Lottie Jones, who haa been a guest of Mr, W. F. Ross, has returned to Banff. Mrs. George Copeland la visiting at Hemlock H11L - - . .. Mr, and Mra R. L. Zeller, Mrs. B. Hart and Miss Kate Zeller ara at the Webb cottage. . Miss Gertrude O'Brien waa tha nostess at a most " enjoyable marsh mellow toast' at Helen-Cair cottage on Friday evenin g. Many games - were played and the house was tastily dec orated for the occasion. Those present were: The Misses Hazel Bradford, Nel lie Hannon, Nora Kllfeather, Constance Woodard, Lucile Shepard, Bessie Sand. Mildred Scott, Ines Madden, Mary Wax, and Messrs. Cachot Therkelsen, Mr. Orchard, Frank Sellars, Owen Blader, Jack Blaney, Edward Clark, Jack Price. Arthur Wirt. ; . . Mra J. H. Meyer of Lenta Junction, Or., la visiting her daughter. Miss Dor rls a Meyer at Seaside. Bert Cohen was a week-end visitor at Seaside.:. .. ---..i,,, Mr. and Mra A. T. Nledermevsr ar at tne beach for the season. Mrs. J, p. Hartman la ssendina- Orn season at Seaside. . Mrs. G. M. - Lister: - Miss A r Rnitn and Miss Louise Lister ara at tha beach -ur me season. i ; W. P. LUlls and famllv an. ingthe HoUabaugh cottage at Seaside. - jurs, r ranK zeuner. and daiia-hfAF . at Seaside for the season. Mies Catherine Barrett ar. in.. Loretta Sheasgreen are house guests of Guy R. Porter la U, - - wsava.a nuu being entertained by Mra L. W. du Bols at the Brlaht Boia .ftttna.- . . r , . . .-- o" Auurew t-orter is in tha-Sand- .w,dv vviuiji ior. tne summer. imrn. J. etaenie and son Raini, o.vi. are in their cottaee at Gflrhrt r..,. . . . . . . uu urunths of Portland "i,c""K uio summer at their Gear, hart cottage. . . . . "... Uear jwr. ana Mrs. Georsra .Tninn recent arrivals at Gearhart Park. i:.t 2ve joined - 7 Tt, 1 trettrna" yarn. Mrs. A. P. Gram wtth.v, . . ten,, Miss Myrtle d XliTe hejolSed the summer colony at n..rLJi V ca After an outinir at ....i ..." . Necanlcum Inn. Mrs. Frank Lewis and - I imogena and Frank homflhiV' MtUrned t0 heir IrvlngTon Hotel Moore. It M. Green, M. Maxwell . miiL Frohraan, Mrs. Ar il. Caiman and 2 fehapard. Mr R 'K Capli Dr Sadie i Banfiold. B. . Wbltehouso; a c Cavalln. Mis Rodei Ui A.X Marsh Mr a i., iti 1 1 iir . n,iiua ana Mrs. w. li. Hay, J. C. Barry, Stan ley K. Bell, Bsrt Hack, W, R? Davla Nr. and Mrs. Otton Kettenbach, K. Brnanl,vJ. A. Waddle, Mrs. Graham Glass. Mis. C K, McDonell. D, F Me! Uowan, Mrs. IV F. Morrla, CaroUne Klngsley, Mra EX P. Tuck, Mr. and Mrs, L. S. Franck, Mr. and .Mrs. McEwen, R. M. -Berger, Lottie Hatfield, Louise Hatfield, Mlsa EVa Bternberger, Mlsa Lola Senders, Arthur 'Senders, Max Wursweller, Roy Staples, F. F. Boody, Mra Boody, Ondrla Nelson, Mr. and Mra. James W. West, Graham Glass, L. J. Barten, Otto Salzmann, Mrs. W. G. Stiles, La Conia Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hyland, Miss Lola Owen, W. W. Foster, Mra, B H. Carlton, Griggs Carlton, John F. PlUman, Annie H. Gould, Mlsa Delllnger, Miss Becker, Mr. ahd Mrs. C B Crowler, A, McCal man. Dr. B. IL Thornton, C H. Moore, W. . EV. Zimmerman, Jack Beason, V. E. Hatch. Seneca Fouts,. H. J. Lynch, W. F Rogers, H. U. Newhall, Bert Cohen, Rev. W, R. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. N. Solomon, Mra. Walter Connor, Mr. and Mrs. A. a Cooper, A. P. Hanson, Charles Conrad, Dr. Owena Adair, J. C Friendly, B. B. Gammona, W. J. Wer- wall, F. C Hageroann, H. H. Freeman,; H. W. Howard, O: W. Utzinger. Mr. and Mra. J. O. Blrod, J. E. Laidlaw, ' Mr. and Mra. C W. Miller, Eben Mc- Farladd, Mlnot Da via, Edward Arm strong, W. P. Prapep, E, & Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Pearson, M. Leltn, Mra. Frank -Coulter. Mrs. Delia Yeske, Mrs. J. F. Frok. James Friedman,' Mr. I and Mra. G, C. Nicholson, Mr. and Mra. C. M PenneU, W. DomaMrand.Mra , W. R. Henry. :;''-:w-,: ..i :i - a J. Berrlne;ton.VFrank Maeon. Glen L. Davis, Mlsa fherese Baumgart, Miss Carrie H.' May, Mrs. Amelia Riley, Mra E..H. Thornton, Miss Florence Thorn ton. J, M. Foley, F. W. Lambert, J. W. Ferguson Jr.. Mrs. J. M. Long, Mr. Wil son. Ben Rybke, Bessie Kelly. Vera Kelly, Henry Alb era, A, Klose, George A. Pipes, Robert J. Lewis, W. F. Jones, Ethel Wright, F. C. Carson. J. M, Ober, E. H. Green, C. C Wintermlre, - John Fllnn, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hntchln, George Chamberlain, Mrs. W. F. Kle- sell. C. F. Willis, Abe Peel, Dr. W. Wise, D. H. Fellows, A G. Brown, Miss Martha Johnson, Dr. M. M. . Beltman, Dr. A. G. Beltman, A. R. Morria, all of Portland; Sam .Little, R. B. Duncan, Alice B, Teuton, Mrs. Sleverts, Mr. and Mrs..IFergS0n7'MlBry-:Denin ger, Mrs. Nancy Welch, H. F. Prael, 3. M. S. Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. Pome- roy, C II. Callender, Mlsa Vlplet Lovell, H. C. Sater, Wlu Madison, Astoria; c H. Vaughan, Hood River; George B. Ferry, Washington, D. C; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ferry, Trenton, Mo.; Leo P. Greehbauny Boise, Idaho; J. A. Linwood, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. S. A Purdy, Wal lula," Wash.; A. Lauer, Lockwood, MaL Camnie Wetxler, Elk Creek; E. F. Cald well, Charles Fowler, Seattle; H. V. Meyer, Buffalo; J. A Pederson, Spo kane; Mr. and Mra Henry B. Tnlelsen, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. F. Haches, Mabel A. Por ter, Jean Porter, Mra A. D. Paulsen, Spokane; F. W. Welter, Minneapolis; C. T. Crawford, A. C. Smith, San Fran. Cisco: "Mr. and Mra. R. Schleloher,- Lew- lBton, Idaho; Mrs. . H. C. Gregg, walla Walla; May G. long. Everett; h. v. Meyer. Buffalo: J. A Drummond. Seat tle; Alice Knappton, Mrs. W. D. Llttle- fleld, Ogden; Mrs. A J. wetsger, uor valllai Mrs. M. H. Rode, Pittsburg, Pa.; S. M. Bradley. Ottawa; Mra. George Dur ham, Grants Pasa; Mary F. Rellly, Fhll- adelnhla: Mra. A. 8. Clifford, Monaia; ur. A. P. McLaren, Kainjer; jsj. u. uooaman, The Dallea; W. T. Rolph, Geneva, N. Y.; Xiooksley HaO. ',' Mr. and Mra. E. C Wells, Miss Doris Wells, Dorla Bolton, Mr. and Mrs., li. A Cummlngs, E. H. McPherson, L. A Carter, Mrs. J. A. Marlett, Mrs. George W, Morris and daughter, Felix Gentile, W. Morris and daughter, Felix Gentll, Mandrles;t)ls(m and family, Win-Win' ters and family, C. C. Wise, Mrs. A Friedman and daughter, . Mrs. . J. E, Crutchen, Ellae Feldman, T. C. Smith, Jr., Mxa. T. C Smith Jr., Malcolm G. Smithy John J. Roberts, Mrs. John J Roberts. Hoien KODerta, Mr. ana Mrs. W G. Fox, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Cooper, Mr, and Mrs. L. R. French, Mrs. M. M. Edmunton, Mra. W. G. Stiles, F. D. Rob- bins, C. C. Wintermite, John Finn, H. L. Price. Glen L. Davis, Mies Hubbard. A M. Compton, Nicholas F. SargenL William Campbell, A. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Herring, M. a Wllklns, Rob ert Schubert, Horace Wilson, N. C. Joyal, all of Portland. G. W. Ralston, C. R. WrlghtjFrank H'anlon, A. VllsonStine, Ar th urv aii "Du BeriTHarvey "Allen, Mrs. S. M. Gallagher, Mra. Len Lowney, G. 8. Harrington, Pendleton, Or.; A. L. Bartlett, South Bend; Carl Larsen, Ore gon City ; Mr. and' Mrs.- ,11. E. Webb, KelBo, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. George A; iji.lrftr "Trhlrnirfti Mr. urid :Mrk- TC.'1'' A Palmer;. Richland. Wasli.; '.Mrs. L.Id, X QMTZfEJZOAD Elva Dempster. Grace Coatea, Madga Rosenkrans, Mra. H. Tleberman, Miss Anita Tleberman, Seattle; William N. Marshall, William R. FletcherGeorge L. Davis, Vancouver; W; A Shaw and fam ily, Arthur Schmlpf and family, Butte; J. R. Paley, Pendleton; R. S.- Drake, SeatUe; Av Whitehead, Hood River, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hunt, J. J. Gavin, Mr, and Mra. J. B. Castner, Mx, and Mra R. D. Gould, Hood River, Or.; La Conle Stiles, Seat tle; MV Gw Sanderson, Vancouver; Mrs. A. E. Roop, Salem; S. H. Small, Jt Purves, Vancouver, B, C B. Mart, Spo kane; F. J. McCullough, Davenport, Iowa; Ji H.: Loueks, Denver; Mra E. I Brown.' Elva Brown, Spokane; Henry Bates, J, W. Bates, D. Stephensoni W. E. Church,Medford;.W. T. Ralph.! Gen eva, N.Y.t Mrs. D. Crowley Vancouver; Mra Geraldlne Morris, Coqullle, Or.; Mlsa Todd, Los Angeles; Alice M. Lan caster, Le Claire. Iowa; S. A. Purdy, Wallula, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. A Lamar, Iockwood, Mo.;' George LarBIn, New berg; Mrs. A Flelschner, Ruth Fleiseh nerir Stevenson; S. L. Phillips, Rainier: Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Tnlelsen, Salem, Or. J- '' ,!.,;. ... Beaslda Hooaa, fJi'.-'v,'l.e. Capaln C E. Baty. E. A. Warrina-. A. L. Pancopf, : T. L. Casey, J. White, Harry, Cooper, James Bewley, J. D. , Webster, George Richards, H. Lj Stan ton. O. H. Wardle, H. Griffith, Charles Ban cher, E, R. Bewley, W, Wiley, E. a Brothers. C. A.' Inskeep, M. MRandolph, Butler, it. o. Mead. Harnr Bewley. R. S. Flack. J. Ford. - G. Murray. E. Burke.' Miss Menck. Miss McDuffee. John Kin g Miss Adele Dohany, J. ,R Koyes, miss J. m. Long, Mrs. C E. Mel lln, Frlti Abendroth. J. Lesser. Mr. and Mra. O. D. Bloom, It D. McAllister, Mr. ana Mrs. j. b.. Coffey. S. Westermel. J. Drlscoll. C. C Shaw, Mrs. Delia Pe terson, Mrs. J. T. Moylan. C. M. Riley. J. F. Anderson, John Maloney, Dr. Harry F. McKay. Kate McKay, J. Feldman. E. P. Sommers, Henry Holden; Phil Harris. R. W TClklna. .T. Jnlinanti V. Tnhnann A Q. ,Vaughan.-Mr. and Mra. D. McCorklei Leo F. Dayton, J; C. Piegmore, J. Nolan, a. U. i-Tlendly, 8. C. Friendly, C. H, Lane. Mrs. H. Berry, Mra. W. H. Berry. H. E. Reynolds, F. C. Hagemann, John Ecklund, F. Mead, R. S. Flack, Joe Baum G. W. Caldwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. T Wallace, all of Portland. W. E. Schimpff, N. Staple and daugh ter, F. Cook, and daughter. Mlsa H. Ringqulst, J. M. Hawthorne, M. O, Wll klns. H., Hendry, H. F. Prael, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilkes, Miss May Miller, Mrs. -Norrla Staples, A. G. Reed, Mrs. A. Holt, F. a Fox, L. E. Howes. M. R. Pomeroy, Captain Burkholder, Mrs. M. L. Burkholder, John Fox, C A. Bur llngame, : F.. Donnerburg, . Mra . E. Jo seph, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell, J. Bellin ger, J. It. Lowell, J. C. EvansA Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Prael, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grant. A. . Dayton. W. E. Grains. Mra. G," Wkf gate, Mrs. B.' Lt, Waret; "Mrs." F. L. Ball, Ar D. Reed, Mra J. C Clinton, tfU PUklngton, Astoria; C. M. Cunning ham, I w. Edmondson, Vancouver, Wash.; C. A, Montgomery, S..M. Mont gomery. Fans City, or.: Katharine Koe Hne, Council Bluffs; Mrs. J, W.. Ireland. Wisconsin; v May G. I Long, Everett Wash.; Mra. Lydla Macleay and daugh ters, Missoula, Mont.; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jones, Chicago; P. C6hawson, Se attle; ju stone, n. Asworth, J. W. Ins keep, Ray Ells, F."W. White, C Ef Dal rymple, M. E. Lillls, A C. 'Small, Port land; Walter Broomhall, Long Beach, Cal.; C M. Cunningham, Denver; Alta Poole, Hood River; R. R. Butler, Con don. . , Hotel Gearhart tj the Sea. " W. B. Mixter, Jerome Thorn. John Bennett, Mra. Edward Failing, Mrs, T. W. B. London, Miss Todd, A.S. Coop er, in. a. uregg, Mr, ana Mrs. G. L. Recs, Mr. and Mrs. John B. ' Cleland, Walter E. Cleland. Ruth P. Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Hagood, Mrs. J. a Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Prudhomme, Mrs. Hortense Thurraan, John 8. Bradley, Mrs. E. T. Allen,: Mra W. J. Morrison, Mrs.; F. A Spencor, Mrs. Charles IL Carey. Miss Louise Sarey, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. R. Webber, Mlss'M. Webber, Miss Inez Stockton, Henry Hausaman, Mrs. Henry Haussman, Mlsa Margery Maus- man, Mrs. E. M. smith,1 Mra. N. E. Ayer, P. J. Beutgenj. Mlsa Vencssj Miss VJWW-w-IOTa- HuberrTMles ElIsabethTluber, A. Berg, Richard Shepard, Stanley F. BelL Bert Flack, Mrs. Charles Walrath, Miss Gladys Epperlej Mrs. T. A, Brlckell, W, F. Hessian, W. R. Davis. Misn Browri, Miss Winifred London. Mr. and Mrs. C 11. Loughman. J. B. Alexandi r. T. A Llnthicum., Thomas Scott Brooke, WiUiajji vUeelrl,Guai iX., -Schalk, O. W. Taylor, David C. Lewis, Phelpa Hoi man,' Charles Feldenhelmer, O. Sc Hubbell. O. .8. Hubbell, A L. Hester. Albion L. Gila, Mr. and Mrs. ! W: K. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. GTE. Dlckd 4nBon. Mrs. Guy Boschke, W. 3. (joman. Mr. and Mrs. W. Flledner, Mr. ana Mrs. M. J. DelahunCi R.' K." Delahunt, Dorothy Ramsdell, Harriet Wiley, Anne Johnson, Howard Charlton, .Mr. and Mrs. F. HV Sherwood, M.; J. Kinney, T. t). Honeyman, J. , Wesley Ladd, C. It Wilder, C. A. Weston, Sam Simon, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly, R. H. Crozler, Miss A M. Nolen. Thomas Garrett, John Latta, Emll Schacht, Mra. Emil Schacht. Julius W Meier, -TW. Alexander,, Phil Grossmayer, JUmyj Haines, J. 8. Hall, R W. Etklns, John F, Pullman, S. C. Friendly, Jack Slater,. J. C. Friendly, Miss J., M. Stevens, G. B. Hegardt, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hutchlns, Leon Hlrsch, M,ls" Louise F. Conner, C S.. Hana walt, Miss Myrtle .)allas, J. S. Knight, Dr, Max Rosendorff A HolW, J. E. Webb, J. C. LewW, Tllchard Ober, G. W. McLesterr Mr.' and Mrs. O. K Jef frey, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scott, Miss Margaret . du Dols, A. " Wilson ; Stlne, Arthur Van Dusen,; Harvey Allen, Mr. and JMrs. : George I P. Holman Etta -(Smith, Myrtle Granny, all of Portland? Ross. Tullltngej;," Miss Maude Ross, Mrs, Jk t. Rodgers, Mrs. Brenham , Van -Dusen. Astoria; R. E. Allen. Walla Walla; Mr.? and Mrs. R. J. McCJlelland,; New York; Mr. and Mra E, J. Bennett, Phoenix, AHz.; F. J. MoCullough, Dav enport, Iowa; Mary F. Reihy, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Stewart, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. , Snyder, Falrbury, Neb,t J. A. Croner, Spokane; .Mr. and Mra Henry B. Thlllsen, Salem; Frank B. - Daniels, Minneapolis; Mra C. E. Bolds, Buena Vista, Or.; Mra W. T. Thomas, Los Angeles; Paul H. Moore, Tacoma; G.; N. Hell, C F. Martin, New York. j;-;' ? v.: ' Ocean . View.. Hons. -.' '' Long ; Beach, Wash Aug. 13. The following are registered at the Ocean View, house:. ''v'.:N;-'1' Ray Richardson, Lillian Kline. Emma Fleming, J. E. Anderson, George Ander son, Harold Anderson, Mrs. OttoWack-' row, Gertrude Wackrow, Richard Wack row, Herbert : Wackrow, Miss Mary Kappert, Mra Francis . M. Buechel, Master Marvin Bueohel, J. Q. 'Hall Sher. wood, Portland; C. Darble and wlfo, Nampar. Idaho; Mr. and Mraaemson, John Clemson, Teddy Clemson, Law rence Drlscoll, Gertrude . Drlscoll, Vin cent Drlscoll, Joseph Drlscoll, Mrs. C. H. Peterson, Bveratte Peterson, Lynn U Peterson, Portland. A large .bonflra party was given by the guests of the ' Avalon for their friends. The evening was most pleas antly spent with reciting and singing. Watermelon and popcorn served for re freshments. Those present were: -Mrs. Laura FA Irvine, Mra Charles Russell, Miss Mildred Pauley, Miss Jessie Pad dock, Mrs. Sam Balantyne, Mr. and Mrs. T. W Thomas, : Mrs. J D. Clark, Mrs." Richard Gooley, Miss Elaine Gooley, Mlsa Ada Holmes. Miae Mar garet Poria, Mies Marie Bartell. Miss Grace Bennett, Miss Virlena Ambrose, Mrs. Graham, D. C- Young, Mrs. D. C. Young, viola Young, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. McFarlane, George Pauley, Mr. Wil liams, Leo Nelson, Clyde Gooley, Rich ard Holmes, William McAllen, Mark McAllen, Richard Holmes, Tom Graham. At Hotel Avalon. ; W. I Habernicbt, R. J. Moore, R.5A; Potts, Henry Larsen, R. A. Frame, Graxlella Bus&ea, Mr. and Mra w. w. Rabold, Miss Helen Rabold, Mr. and Mra EL B. McFarland, Eben McFarland. Mr. and Mra W. D. Foth, Master Har- land Foth, Miss Grace J.'Bennett, Miss G. Virlena Ambrose, Mrs. Laura H. Irvine, Mrs. J. D.' Clark, Aleck Auld, Mr. and Mra M. D. White, Master Leo White, ; Miss Katherlne White, Miss Beatrice White, eji of Portland; Or.; Mrs. Charles A. Russell, Darwin Phillips, Gaston, XTr.J Mr. and. Mrs. D. L- Young; Mlsa' Helen Young, Boise, Idaho; Dr and Mrs. Southerland, Spo kane, Wash.; Mra M. E. Mountain, Miss Eva Mountain, Mrs, Louisa Sergeant, Mra Nellie Everetta, Seattle. Wash.; Mr. and Mra George Gist, Miss Haael Gist, Miss Eva Gist, Joplin, Mo. ; Portland .Colonial Beglster. ..: , " R Smith, G. W. Vandal, R. 8. Vandal. Adolph B. Harr, Sam - Aukelea, Sam Phelan, James .Wlssen, William Has cott, Mrs. A. P. Mead, William Schus ter, a. T. Erixson. Mrs, . B. - L. Day, Mrs. A VT. Hass, Ed Bable, Gehta Stahley, Mrs. Soule,; Mra a O. Hall and daughter, Harry fiandeen, P. Veast- rand, F. Hoffmann. Mrs. E. zaneiio, and family, D. McCurrey,. Mra. ,D. L. Kelly, Mrs, Percy Walker, Mrs. C L, Norton, Jamea A Tarpley, 0ua Keller, J. A. Frederick, J. G. Vogt, J. M. Morel 1, Augheat Krats. Norman Brau, , J. ,0. Hamman,.IL Eames, W. .0. Roberts. Katherlne Ward-Pope. John Merldlth. ' ' Others at the Colonial are: Mra C Bowler, Eolse, Idaho; H- R. Bowler, McMlnnvllle, Or.; C. N. Vail, Hlllsboro, Or.; Mrs. Frederick P. Smith. Romeo, Mich.; C. A. Smith, Vancouver, Wash.; Floyd Jennlgan, - The Dalles; W. JT. Wycltff. Detroit, Mich.; Mildred Hal. len, Minneapolis; G. Bradley. - Tacoma; Mra E, S. Perry, Bessie Perry, Grand Forks, N. D.; J. H.. Frederick, Hood River; Alex 8. Kibbe, Astoria: Dr. F. A. Bird, Kelso, Wash.; Arthur C Tlbb, Hequlam, Wash. i NORTH BEACH (RtMrlnl DtiDttrh to Th Jnarnfil.t North Beach, Wash., Aug. 13-The eastern Oregon and Idaho excursions to North Beach the past weit- have brought throngs to the different sta tions along- the beach. And at this time of the month there la always a banner week-end crowd coming down ton the Potter-rso it might be truthfully said that this week and -the next fortnight will see the banner crowds of the year at the beaches. J At Ocean Park all the cottages are occupied and the hotel ls fllle while many resortera are enjoying tent life, always so popular at the beach. The Bequeath orchestra at the Breakers is havfnsr a most successful season, crowds ; Gladness comes with a better under standing of the transient nature of the many physical Ills which vanish be- fore proper effortsgentle efforts ! pleasant efforts rightly directed and assisted by the pleasant laxative rem edy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It, beneficial effects are-- due- to- the ! fact that It, Is the one remedy which ' promotes Internal cleanliness without ' debilitating the organs on which jjlt acts. To get Its beneficial effects al ways buy the genuine manufactured by the CaliterniaiFig-Syrup Co. - ; Mm , L. , i . .- going from polnta along the beach to listen to their muslo at dinner hour and on Tuesday and Saturday 'ven-lnga-fwhen the balj room of the Break era Is thrown open to the guests. Nature has truly endowed North Beach fcmh beauty and the appreciat ive resbrter 'fend visitor loses no time in seeking out the many points of In terest 1 and the sequestered spots so dear to those who have made their homes at North Beach each year. Sand Island Is a popular resort for the visit or as 4s North Head. Foft Canby, Dead Man's Hollow nnd the Rocks. Not a day passes but hundreds of people visit one of these spots, where can be seen picturesque beauty not found on any other beach. .. . v The leading affair of the season altmg North Beach, by the younger set, wasMhe dancing party given at Sea view on Tuesday evening. Raymond's orchestra-was engaged for the evening and a selected list of muslo was played for the occasion. The hall was . dec orated with pennants, representative of the different schools and the orches tra discoursed sweet muslo 'neath a bow.er of ferns, while the merrv danc ers enjoyed - themselves tilt the wee hours of the morn. Those attending were: Mrs,. Hackney, Mrs. Charles' Le' vy. Mrs. Martin Schacht. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Levy, Mr, and Mrs. Burr Wag. ner.ts Mrs. Cohen, the Misses'" Rose Rchaeht, Edith Levy. Hilda Hagadorn, Madelene Stone,' Louise Gleason, Ada Lavlnson. Margarette , Schacht, Edith Sheehy, Genevieve Kelly, Wanda Levin son, Hildreth Humason. Irene Collins, Pauline Jacobsen, Estelle Stuart. Lil lian Cohen, Bertha Schacht, Ines Mc Glnnls. Clara Fleishman, Anna Mulli gan, Daisy Gerson, Elva Burness. Mar? grette Hagadom, Miriam jnagadom and Messrs. Alfred Stone, Ted Woo, Harry Levinson, ,.111 McAllen. Jack ProebstM, Ed Sammons. Ted k Collins. Chauncey Collins. Walter Seaberg, Lewellyh Buck, Paul Wetxel. Everett Peterson, Don Stu t7 UsaSC IFYOU OVERLOAD iTHE STOMACH H you can expec to suffer because the other organs are also affected and the whole, system of digestion arid assimilation is blocked.' You can -eat heartily and without fear of distress if you will ' begin your meals with a dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It regulates the appetite, aids digestion and prevents Gas on Stomach. Heartburn. Belching. Indi t Cramps, Diarrhoea arid . tasBwaais sssswi wwiai MiWiiiiih nMi Bayocean Tent Gty ' SEASON 1910 . - Bayocean tent city Is a .canva-covered hotel, American plan. " Rates $2.50 . . and $3 per day, $15 and $17.50 pe.r week. Electric lighted, heated, t ? ' purest water, sewer system, gravel walks. Daily Touring Car Service Car leaves Perkins Hotel at 7 o'clock every morning. Make reservations at this office. Further Information Will Be Mailed You On Request - T. B. POTTER REALTY CO. - ' S14 CORBETT BUILDING, PORTLAND, OR. - .Lockoley Hall Hotel - . CLATSOP BEAOS, OBXGOIT. " OverlooWng tha Bins paolflo. The argeat and most popular hotel at Seaside, balcony : out-of-doot sleeping rooms, overlooking the ocean. - Sea food a specialty, private salt water baths, the only European and American plan .hotel on the beach. American prices $2.60 per day ana up, European $1.04 per day and up. Grill open evenings. Free bus. v. -Hotel service a la carte from ( a.m to 1. a. m. Special fcates for ramiliss. Private Partlea and Banqueta Our Specialty, f Jm Am CABXJ8XX, Proprlstor and Managsr. Hotel Moore ;7SSZ Opaa All the Tear. Directly on the Beach, overlooking-the Ocean.' not salt oaths and surf bathing; recreation pier for fishing; sun parlora; electrlo llghta; fire place and furnace heat; running water; fine walks and drives. Sea foods a specialty. Twenty-aix rooma have been added this year and tha hotel - throuahout haa been refurnished and modernised, making it one of the. iargeeton tha Coast. :., - ; . AH J. MOOBJ3, Prop. , ieni TKB X.X!AtonrO HOTE3C Of ASTORIA rttEB HBUS MEETS XLV TKAINS ' AND BOATS. , Pacific View Hotel Necanlcum Station, Seaside. Or. $3.00 A- WEBX AKTD V9. , Electrlo lights and baths. Dining rooms and kitchen enlarged and Improved. All conveniences for parties wishing to do light housekeeping. . X V. HABBESCHOTJ. Prop. NORTH BEACH INN 4 1 lraWTOB'S BTATXOa MRS. N. M. DEWET. Manager All Trains Stop ' at Grounds of Hotel .Directly facing the ocean. Large, shady grounds, superior, aecommoda tlons. Postof flee and telegraph address Long Beach; Wash. v iTREWhifeliouse X.OVQ BEACH. WASKUJGT0S. A favorite hotel with Long Beach vis Itors; large, comfortable rooms, -over looking the ocean; -unsurpnsned View. One block south of stition. Home cook ing. (. -.- - , jtss. a. r. wsiteeousii. rro..- ycGio art. Arthur Merrick, Franklin &aea, Mr. Phllllbar, Jerome Stone-, Jack Schaub and Jack O'Bryan. . , - . ' Personal Mention. . Miss Dorothy Holbrook had as her guests at tha beautiful summer home the Holbrooke at Tokeland for a week, Miss Lealla Weldler, Miss Clara Weldler, Mlns Milla Wesslnger, MiBS Katherlne Holbrook, Messrs, Charles Mae Snow, Henry WenKinger, Phil Hart, Kenneth Beebe and Varnel Beach. Miss Evelyn Carey, Berkeley Snow araj , Billy Hose of Portland arrived at Tok land this week to attend a house party given by. Miss Katherlnei Holbrook at Wanmillahee, the summer home of tWI Holbrooks. - v . A , . . Miss Emil Schacht : and Miss Rosa Schacht, who are at Seaview, returns! this week from Gearhart. '- , - , ). A number of the guesta.flf the Brealt ers rode over to North Head ori Wednes day, taking lunch there, Those In the party were Mrs. A W Lambert. Miss Clementine Lambert, Miss lone Lambert Miss Margaret Boot. Joseph Lambert, George Stewart and Slgnor Blum. Mrs; Paul C. Bates, who has been at the Breakers all. season, has returned to Portland. ' Mrs. Henry Hart Is a recent arrival at the Breakers. . Mlnot' Davis Is spending the week at the Breakers. , . An impromptu muslcalo was given at the Stone summer i home, ffeaview, on last Wednesday evening. Miss Madeline Stone, Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Rose Schacht, Miss Irene Collins, Alfred Stone, Harry Levinson and Jerome Stone pleased the Invited guests with various musical selecttona - A party of Ocean Park resort era Jour neyed to Long- Beach on Saturday, walk ing from there to the Rocks. Those mak ing the ; trip were Mrs. Stearns, Mrs. Spalding, Miss Mary Spalding, Miss Hel en Spalding, Mias Gussie Howell, Mlsa (Continued on Following Paga) Malaria Fever and Ague. U. Ijr-T :?!!!?!??1? The Cliff House 99 Clatsop Beach, Beaslda, Ofc NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON The Hackney Cottage haa enlarged their dining room capacity and electri fied the house. Beautiful surroundings and most - pleasant spot 00 the; beach.. Unsurpassed surf bathing, home com forts: excellent table - board.- Special rates hy the weeK. Make reservation by mall or wire. Hackney Cottar, mall address, Seavletv; Wash. s. : SEASIDE HOUSE v SB ASIDE, OBBOOir. ' K. v ..,,. u tsalouuu at vine popular, resort-; Fishing, boating, freeti nnrt Half Wftrai t)ncnkA i T. j h.i. to Holladay station, opposite hotel. American plan. Free bu. Rates 12.60 per day and up. Under new management HOTEL, tSUIVSET Beach center. Open July 1. Greatly Improved accommodations; 80 rooms; newly furnished Ocean In full view, only one hlock. Trains stop at entrance to grounds. 1 Beautiful yard for croquet and hammocks. Sea food served dally. Special rates for families. P. O. ad dress, LongtBeach, Wash. , Mrs.,, W. H. Dedman, prdp. Elk-Creek Hotel ON CANNON BACH The acenle beach of Oregon. Only hotel on Cannon Beach overlooking the ocean Open all the year. Sea foods served at all tlmea Take train to Seaside, thence by conveyance. Fare from Ssld i. W. .' Tomy, Frop, CMIKIESTESPILLS lU.ONO llAM Kil l '.ii ."a-X ' J'ioi ark ypnr I'mrsrUt far i v Z:.4 ll with Blue lbbn. Vy II Jtr-i-rW, A-fr l. ir, - mm Scil SCU EY CKJGGSIS RHlm t