THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 19li
7
NEWS OF THE -BEACHES
(Continued From Preceding Page.) .
and son, Teddy, of Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Rubenstein of Seattle' ar
In the Sevan Long Beach cottage.
Mr. Virginia Pen well, of Portland
la domiciled In her summer noma. Wild
Rose Cottage, at Long Beach. ;
The - Bell cottage at Tioga waa
opened recently by Mrs. R. C.i Bell of
Tortland, and daughter, Maud.
Ia the Nicholla cottage, near Tioga,
are Miss Carrie Nlcnolla and Mias
Margaret Bate of Portland, i
A. E, Chisholm and family f Port
land recently spent a few days at Ho
tel Breakers. i
Mr. and Mrs. F. R." Jacobsen an J. son,
Richard, at Portland are again in the
Jacobsen Newton's cottage. .'.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Case f Port-i
land, and daughter. Marvel, have been
In the Case road cottage at Newtons
for the pasvweek:' Miss Mydtle Mlll
- er, also of Portland, 1 the guest vt
Marvel .Case for 'the summer.;
Mr.-H. Sinshelmer. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry E., Coleman and .eon, Hal, of
Portland, and - Hal Coleman's house
guest, little Miss Carolina Jones of
Portland are In the Slnshelmer boule
vard cottage at Beach Center.!
Miss May Kelly of Oregon City wlU
Join her mother in the Kelly home at
ueacn center soon.
Mrs. R. E. Sloan of Portland .opened
her beach cottage at Beach Center the
past week. -
. Portland visitors at The Avalon the
past week were: Rev. Frank W. Gor
man, Cornelia M. Llndle, Mrs. J. 8.
Hutchinson. Mrs. F. W. Gorman. Mrs,
P. J. O'Donnell, Helen 0Donmell, Mrs.
Toung. and daughter, Kate; Elaine
Gooley.
. Kelso, Wash,: Clyde GrewelL
Mr.' and Mrs. T. H. Fox of Portland
ea sojourning at Long Beach.
1 Xong Beach XotL '
Portland: Edward Welnsteln, R. D,
Taylor, George I W. Meyer, M. H.
Nlmes. M. M. Pope, E. J. Gount. G.
Herx, G. Broten, Mr.' and Mrs.' S. An
drews. R. Le Noire, "Hal HenkeL Wil
liam Scott, J. II. Johnson, Mrs. Metz
gar, Edith Williams. Clayborn Wil
liams, Mrs. E. J. Gaunt, Mae ; Pope, J.
J5. O'Nell, George M. Morton, D. Web
ster, H. Nims, Mrs. Lou Saris. Ed
Aabbough.
Astoria, Or.: Mrs. W. Wroten, Theo-'
dore Larkin, D. S. Ewart.
Walla Walla: A. E. O'Dell and wife.
llwaco, Wash.: Jack Williams.
Pendleton, Or.: Paul R. Flnnell.
Sunset Cottage. :
. Portland: John E. Daly and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. William Romaely, Marguer
ite Romaely, Mr. and Mrs. J., B. Alt
man ns, J. A. Henry, Mrs. J. A. Henry,
Jack Henry Jr., Ethel A. Mammer,
1 Louise B. Hanson, Mrs. G. M. Edwards,
1 Kathryne E. Edwards, . Georgiana E.
Edwards, Mary C. Edwards. G. M. Ed
wards, Helen O'Donnell. Mias P. J.
"! O'Donnell. , i
' Mr. and Mrs. John E. Daly, newly
weds, turned the tables oitethetr would
be rice and old shoe friends by slipping
away, from Sunset cottage : Sunday
evening and eluding the other guests
by taking the train at another sta
tion. - j
The BrlftwOod.
Portland: C E. Rose, Mr. and Mrs.
' G. C. Meyger, J. H. Johnson W. H.
Boddy and wife, Ruth Nelmes, Mary
Ntebusch, Paul Morton.
, South Bend, Wash.: I. Lunstrom,
1 John Stevens, H. W. B. Herveni.
Seattle, Wash.: Jesse E. Davis, Ina
F. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Leteber.
Vronla Leteber.
Raymond, Wash.: Mrs. John Berk
shire, Mrs. Aldrlch.
Boise, Idaho: Esther Minger, Eva 0.
Dunbar, Lenora P. Routsonv ' -
O. S. and E. R. Hawkins oif Port
land, are registered at The Driftwood
thla week.
SEASIDE
vy un utarnari ana seasiae oniy
three mile apart, the men in uniform
quickly find their way- to the little
city by beach, road and railroad. The
long rows of deserted houses have be
come populated with merry ' people-
, . , . . - .
The slow coming business of the
stores has turned to a rush. j ,
;. Hotel Moore.
From Portland: Mr. and MrsaWI H.
Lewis, Gertrude P.' Corbett., ;W. J
Bloch. Mrs. Paul Wolrnuil Mra D. A.
Hathaway, C. G." Randies. W. .C. Peel,
William Roerch, H. O. Roereh; L; F.
Buck, J.VC. McVoy, H. W. Adrian. M.
J. Walch, J. J. 61m and rife, J. W.
Mackllnger, Mr. . and - Mrs. William
Gadsby. E. W. Dingmaa. John A. Leh
ner, E. J. Arnold, George W. Foreman
and wife, Mrs. George D. O'Cosiner, C,
Johnson, WA. Teutsch, L. F. Buck,
J. C. McVey, T. C. Whetsel and wife.
C A. Crabbe, 'Marie Soule, i Gordon
Soule. Mr: and Mrs. C H. Shafer, A. L.
K. Peterson," Mildred C. Nielsen, John
F. Pliiman, J. crowley and wife, L. D.
Hunter. Mrs. D. Dack Mrs. G. K.
Smith, Miss Cornelia Cook, Merle
Campbell, Ray M. Small, Mr. and Mra
William Frlberg, Edward D. Williams
and wife. Bonis W. Frlberg, J. J. Bow
ens, Thomas J. Schennan, L. C. Recken,
George O'Connor and wife, H. A.
Thomas, George M. Norton. C. G. Hulse,
G. G. Moorhead Dr. Bunck, M. Wassen-
man, Ernest Slouble, Mrs. I. Knott,
John c. Clark and wife, Helen Mae
Clark, Rachel May C Clark. Mrs. F, C.
rddy ana Andrew Ingles.
R. T. Hargraves and wife, Spokane;
Mrs. Pearle Alklre. Butte, Mont.; Mar
garet Zof f, Astoria; L. Lima and wife
Montendeo, Minn.; J. A. Troquer and
wife, St. Paul; J. D. Parker and family,
Boise; Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Seattle;
Francis P. M. Core, St. Andrews; O
J. Smith, San Francisco; Fred How
ard, Tacoma; W. T. Patterson, Great
Falla;' Mrs. Paul Nerton, Winnipeg
Irene Longton. St- Paul; Ben. Peckton
and wife.and child. New .York; D. M
Cornell, Helena; C. L. Benold San
Francisco; C 4G. Gustofson, H Des
Moines; M. 'Lander . and .wlfe.'i an
Francisco; E. B." Harris and wlfe'.Mr
' and Mrs. R. R. Hlnton, Shanlko; R. B,
Wade, Boise; "H. B. Letnenneber. As
torla Mrs. N. C. Gassett and daugh-
Miss Alice Peterson, The Dalies; R. c!
At wood and party .of four, Wasco
V. F. Hodges and wife. William R.
Hummers ; . Leah Cohen, ' New- York
Clay B. P Carter, Council Bluffs, Iowa
Mies Hilda B. Smith, Concord, Masa
Mrs., W. J. McConnelL Mrs. W. E,
Borch, Beser, Idaho; . Mrs. M. E. -W,
Sanders, Miss Sanders,-Spokane; F. W,
.Bond and wife, Pendleton; J. W. Kid
well and wife, Spokane; R, A. Backus,
Los Angeles; H. F. FraiL Astoria
Marlon W. Beondsley. New Haven,
Conn.; H. Norman, Ward Browne, W.
J- Gray, Seattle; - E. Johnaon, Astoria
H. c. Flyna, Chleago-' H. A. Spryur,
Warrenton; Mr. and Mrs,-W. Le. Man,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. York and son, Spo
kane; William Morpoff, Astoria; O. B.
Estes and wife, Astoria; ' W. H, Halles,
Forest Ordye; R." H. .. Webber, The
Dalles; W. A. Tentsch, Los Angeles
ina F. Davis, Seattle; LUllam Steven
on. Butte.
. " . - Hotel Torray.
From Portland: - Norton - West
Charles West, James W. Beveridge and
yire, Mrs. A. Dobson, Dorothy Dobson,
Mrs. John Y Richardson, ' Mrs.-A. H
Gulld Mlss- Maraaret Guild. William
Koskey, Myrtle Douahve, Katherlne
gammer Xesort ubscribers.
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JTjaraa. . - ' - ' -
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Miss. E. Holenback, Margaret Welch,
Mrs. F H. Powers, Mary C. Powers,
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Citv: Mrs. W. H. Fowler and son, Mrs,
James Peterson Pendleton; William
C. cook and wife. Spokane; George H.
nhier and wife. George F. Judd, C. T.
Crosby and daughters, Astoria.
Seaside Brevities.
The ' "Seagull," on the ocean front
has been opened for the summer by
Mrs. Gunther and her three sons,
Chester, J. C, and Preston, all of Port
land.
After a week's stay at their sum
mer home on Third avenue, Mrs. Clay
S. Moorse and family are returning to
their Eaat Portland home.
C. A. Bottom and family are located
for tho summer on Third avenue.
In a cottage out4 on Tenth avenue
are located Mrs. E. Galvln and chil
dren, the W. N. LiUls family and the
Charles Llllis family, all having the
best of times at their Seaside rest
dence.
Miss Kitty Mathews, of Holton, Or.,
Is occupying her cottage on Third av
enue.
After a run in an automobile over
the Columbia river road from Port
land to Seaside, Herbert Sessions and
Nellls Hamlin of Portland, arrived
late Saturday evening at Seaside. The
young men took the trip easily, mak
ing it in two days-. The young mn
came to Seaside for the summer. Camp
baa been established in the woods near
Seaside. , "
A delightful evening's entertain
ment was provided at Hotel Torey on
Wednesday evening, "bridge" being the
feature of the entertainmnt. Luncheon
was served by the hostesa -late in the
evening-. . v " '
Mrs. L. P. Bennett and Mrs. C- E.
Jackson and son Huston are spending
10 flays in Mrs. M. C. Howie's cottage.
Messrs. , Bennett and Jackson came
down for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Richardson, ac
companied by Mrs. A. G. Guild of
Portland, are spending a fortnight at
Seaside, guests at Hotel Torrey.
At the "Clarys" .cottage, Mrs. E. R.
Clary and daughter, Solona, are to
spend the beach season. Mrs. H. E.
Rose and daughter, Dorothy are to be
with them during July.
The beach season Is to be spent by
Mrs. Dr. W. T. Houser at the Schreer
cottage. Mrs. O'Donald of Salem Is
with her.
H. D. Mitchell, manager of the Or
egon City Woolen Mills store at Sea
side, haa left for a two weeks' busi
ness trip to San Diego.
Returning from New York, B. C, Ball
arrived Just in time to return with his
family to their Harrison street home.
The Meidermeyer cottage is to be
occupied by Mrs. F. II. Powers of Port
land for the summer.
The "Breuer" cottage is now being
occupied by Chandler Williams and
family. .
Will-ah-mee" cottage, overlooking
the Pacific from the north board walk
is to be occupied, for the summer
months by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ros
enfeld and family. Guests for the sea
son at the cottage are: Herbert Wise
of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Mose
Buruh. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Livlnson
are visiting them at present, Del-
pnin Kosenreld, one of Mr. Rosen
feld's charming daughters, Is an excel
lent swimmer. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hararaves. of
Spokane, are stopping at Hotel. Torrey
fop-a month'a vacation. Mr. Hargraves
is connected With the public schools of
bpoaane.
Miss M. Slmoson.' of Knoxvllla.
Tenn., arrived this week and will spend
the season at Seaside. She la a truast
at Hotel Torrey.
A. M. Haradon and family are here
to spend the summer at a cottage on
the North Board walk. F. F. Haradon
Is a guest; who Is to be with them
for two weeks.
G. W. Stubblbine. wife and child of
Portland are spending a few days at
oeasiue, ana are stopping at Hotel Tor
rey. .... ... . . -..
Jack Levin and Framan Wax ara
spending their summer's vacation in a
tent on Fifth avenue. . .
Airs. F. H. Powers, daughter and
maid of Portland are at Hotel Torrey
for a few weeks.- Mr. Powers, who is
the senior member of the firm of Pow
ers & Estes, Portland, -will spend th
week-end with his family, i
Misses Katherlne and Jennet Han
cock are guests of Mrs. Stowell and
child, who are to spend the beach sea
son at her cottage on Seventh avenu.
At Meldermyer cottage (Mrs. J. W.
Hatty was a guest of Mrs. B. C. Ball.
Not only along the ' sea shore and to
the cottages are good times being
planned and - carried out, but also- at
the : hotels. Especlaly at the Hotel
Moore Is this true, for durins- manv
evenings dancing and singing furnishes !
uiumucui tun uia noiei 1 guests ana
visitors. Splendid entertainment Is
furnished by Scott and Tucker who
play stringed instruments,-and accom
pany their own music with whistling.
"The Jerlas" has been opened by
Mrs. W, D. . Plu of i Ralnler for the
beach season. Guesta at the cottage
are: Vilas Flue, attending Oreeon
Agricultural colege and Mr. and Mrs.
A. Morrison alj of Rainier. j s j
Mrst Ida E. Anderson haa opened herj
summer home. "The Cahin"' in Ocean !
Grove forrthe beach season..: A guest
for the summer is Miss Marie AJlqulst.
Just back of. Uie ocean front In he
Dunn cottage are located for the sum.
rner Mr, and Mrs, Bliti. Recent
guests at the cottage are Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rothchild ' and -Miss. -.Helena
Coblentz and Mr. - and Mrs. R. Dt
Hodgkln. , ' - - .
Mrs. Harry Cubberly and family are
occupying the . Gammans cottage for
the: beach season, . Recent guests are:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D, Cullan and
daughter, Dolores who were enter
tained, at "BOO" and In motoring to
Cannon beach where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hanno. .
Recent arrivals at Seaside .are Mrs.
E. R. Scofleld and family, with whom
Mr. Elton Smith Is stopping . for the
summer. -, . ; - . :.
Spending; the beach season In the Mc
Lean cottage : are Mr. and Mrs. F.
Vanduyn. Miss Emma Keithley of San j
jfTancisco a guest.
Occupying the 'Lacey cottage : on 1
rutn avenue are Mrs. Joseph Berrett
ana xamuy or Willamette heights, ana I
r. aba Mrs, James Lacey., Mr, Joe
Barrett was a recent guest, while Hugh
Lacey of Notre Dame Is to be at the I
beach off and on during the . summer.
.uan J, Malarkey of Warrenton has I
been on . the" upner Necanlcum trying 1
ms lucic as a sportsman "with rod and 1
line.. . I
The Carter cottage la opened for the I
season by Mr. and Mrs. Loring 8. 1
Carter. and dauarhter. Mra. RalDh I
Rudolph and Son Vincent Seerye. I
At present Halcyon Lodge a few new l
guests have recently arrived among j
mem oetng: Miss JBeue enieias ana I
Miss Ruby McCoy. - - I
With Mr. and Mrs. M. N ' Mayo, at I
meir ocean front - cottage is Miss I
Margaret Barbre of Portland, who Is to I a new shower bath has beea in
spend part of the summer. " I stalled at Camp Ich Ka Blbble by C
Aiisa eusanne uuinn is tne sruest oz I
Mrs. W. A. Bushong, at her ocean front!
cottage where many parties ara to be I
nea aurmg tne beach season. .
wayiand cottage" sheltered Dr. and 1
jars, uiiirora Moore ana Mrs. T. A. i
t,anin for a few days while they were
preparing tor residence during August. I
JUllaDell cottage. On BiXth avenue. I
nas Deen opened ior tne beacn season I
Dy Mrs. Ai. ADranam. Recent guests 1
are: jmss wainn, ana jiss Florence
" " roruana; miss Vivian Mau, fori-
Dorothy Abraham of Roseberg isjund; Miss Althea Bailey, Port-
spending the summer at the cottage. hanv nr Tr. n.iT.. xr . I
iay, wno spent the week end. Miss j
Mrs. J. N Desendorf and family are!
10 spena tne neacn season at tneir
summe home, "Corkish cottage" on
Sixth avenue.
Mrs." Teed Of Portland and son. San-
rora, are week end guests of Mrs. J. N. I
Dezendorf at the "Corkish cottage."
The Potter cottage Is occupied by
Frank - McFarland and family. Miss
Lewis, of Albany Is to be with them
for the summer.
Mrs. Charlea Blakely and grand
children, Dorothy Blakely and Lavln
Byrne are to spend the summer at
"Yorkshire cottage." MisS Eccles is a
guest for a few weeks.
Miss Kathrln Moran of Port
land Is spending her vacation with
Miss O'Rourke of Fourth avenue. I
juiiaoeii cottage" was tne scene I
of a recent party given by the charm- j
ing young hostess. Miss Doroihla Abra- I
nam, i ner roomers Deacn noma on i
own avenue, a very pieasant eve-1
ning was spent at "500," at two tables. 1
The later part of the evening refresh-11
ments were served and their enjoyment I
passed with music. Those present
were: Dorothla Abraham,- Delphine
Rosenfeld, Elsie Feldman, Melba Peter
son, Margaret Peterson, Donis Dezen
dorf, Sanford Teed and Nelson Dezen
dorf.
The Keller cottage Is occupied by
J. E. Francis and family for a short
period.
The pretty little summer home "The
Royal Knoll," is occupied for the beach
season by W. F. Blaesing and family.
Out on the north board walk, the
cobblestone cottage Is opened for the
summer by H. T. Clark and family,
Mrs. E. H. and Miss Oskle Roton are
with them.
- The "Maryland" cottage on Tenth
avenue, Mrs. A. M- Sauter and family j
are occupying. i
At tne Kensey cottage on xnirc ave- I
nue, -are located Mrs. M. Goldblatt and j
family, and sister, Mrs. .B. Simons.
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TILLAM00K BEACHES
Rnrkowav nso rrafnw .rr, ?
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busy air during the past week. Crowds
have been arriving on every train and
TtlA rPrn la ronMlv 1 n TAaoI.I
weather has Drevalled and the heat of
ine clues la nrovlnz a valnahlo ,M
... i
in
driving The'.fflmVpw I.To the
seaside. Our increasing popularity is
displayed quite vividly by the increase
in numbers of the crowd now on the
beach as against that of last year at
the same time. Many improvements
ara helne added all th, tim. th-
commercial club ia doina it baat tc I
make life as pleasant as possible for
all visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christensen are
spending a fortnight here.
A pleasant camp Is occupied by Mr.
ana Mrs. ti. R Scrgent.
A. L. Curry of Portland is .camping
here for a few weeks
An auto party to the beaches con
sisted or w. is. regg and wife, Mrs.
Ttr Po raHris ILfVa CI aAfo-a AaKAti ia
fra Cl&nrtr Prvftp nrA TUT or A XT-
vvu.ocr .va Ma Aua.
J. E. Stram.
E. Hess and family are here for a
few days' vacation.
xar. ana Mrs. j. wnite are occupying
one of the camps at the tent city.
One of the G. A. Jones camps has
been taken for a. few weeks by Mrs.
Gus Robin and son of Baker City.
Mrs. Frances Jones has returned to
Portland after a few daya' visit at
Seavlew.
A pleasure being keenly-anticipated
the visit of the Tillamook - County
Booster band. This organization Is one
of the finest as well as largest In the
state, consisting of 75 pieces. The band
win .in o haran Aiicmof 9
Arthur Hall and. family -are. in a
pretty little camp here for a few weeks,
Mrs. W.'B. Livingston Is entertain-
Inir Mlsa Kdna Votel of Portland far a
few wppk at Camn Wonderland !
Mrs. J. B. Davis and family of Port -
kland are enlovfne , f aw dava here.
une oi tne Miner cottages is occu -
pied by G. H. Slater. '
G. P. Parker and wife,- Georgina
Hamlin and D. Ross of Gresham are j Oregon Chair Co..- while Mr. Mayer I wife. Mrs. Dr. Carstens, Mrs. Geo. Os
vacationing at the Ross cottage. hs a Jeweler of East Portland. , - I born, W. E. Pegg and wife, Tom
' One of the ; iolllest parties on the On, a-anlal baker . John Mllfor. haa I Kamela. Walter Spear and wife, from
beach consists of Miss Genevieve Or-
ton, Emily and; Kutn urirnn, Irene experienced baker from Portland. j from Cornelius; m. tueoe, rrom eneri
Hunt, GenevieVe McElroy and Agnes Mr. and Mrs. R. A. LeFebvre are I dan; Fred C. Hyde, E. Drummeller,
Black, all of Portland. . They are at the
Haniman camp. "Mrs. Hunt Is chap -
eronine - tne party. -.
Paul D. Whitsel - is staying at - the I
Seavlew housefor a few days, r;
; Mlss' Bernlce Proctor and Mr, and
Mrs. Fr A. Meyers are spending; a few
weeks on the beach.
Mrs. F. D. Hunt is at the Harriman
camp. i ' v "
Walter E. MobbS and Wife of Ox -
ford, England, are guests at the Ander
son House for a rew days. - ;
Miss . Madeline Feathers Is in from
Portland for a few days. .
Bide-a-Wee camp Is occupied by Mr.
and Mr sr. Fred Smiths and family, who
motored In during the week. ... ,
Alpha cottage, the first cottage built
on the beach, has been taken for the
season by Commissioner Daly and wife
' ;rn".,'
q. Wr Feathers and family" have
taken the Schrantx cottage In the rear
0f the "Sugar Bowl" for the rest of
h aon . -
The first Chinook salmon of the sea-
son r was' on display laat Wednesday
morning at JTanenicratt a market..'
Recent addition to-i beach am u ea
ments are a shooting gallery and bath
houses. The bowling alley Is also open K
for the rest of the season and la prov-1 1
ing quite an attraction. . -- . -
A new cottage Is in the course of I
construction for Miss Marion Hawley
or nay city. , -
Dr. W. C Hawk of Bay City was
down treating patients hero the fore
part of the week. -,
Mrs. A. B, Sch warts of Portland Is
the guest of Mrs. F.w. Wood In her
new cottage. - . ' , .
Mrs. David Phillips has purchased
two lots hare and contemplates erect
ing a summer home.
A new photo gallery . Is soon to be
opened by Mr. Barber of HUlsboro.
A new . platform Is being - built by
the railroad company just north of the
depot.
John Taylor-of Forest Grove has re-
turned home after a . nleaaant wek
spent in the Penfield cottage.
A iom bakery has been opened by
Mrs. Hallock of Heppner.
Miss Maude English of Forest Grove
is the guest of Miss Johnson.
Mrs. Banks is to address a gather-1
ina at tha church Bundav avenina.
Her subject will be on missionary work
in Africa.
Theodore Shermer and family have
rented a .cottage In Seavlew for the
rest of the season.
A rArA.tinn liih Mn itrnn.
lsed by the local Sunday school, and
la proving a great success. The ob-
Ject is to make the younger people of
the beacn a.caualnted and tn nava nar-
ties and social gatherings each week.
F. J. Courtnev Is occunvlna a cottar
her for a few weeks.
c Bvers.
Mr.-Proctor and family of Portland
have rented a cottage at Ich Ka Blbble
land are here for a month's stay.
M T.nnra. ivwi nt Tnrtiand at
Camp Ich Ka Blbble.
Mr. Bauer ia at Seavlew for a few
weeks.
Arrivals at fWan Pr.. anart.
ments, Elmore Park. Mr. and Mrs.
p. x. Blnford, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Shields, Portland; Mrs. Clough,
Portland; Miss "Vivian Mauer. Port-
Miss Amy Douthet Portland; Miss
Marion Colo, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Heald, with
their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Heald. arrived here vaatardav.
having made the trip through the
mountains in their auto.
Barvtew.
The weather has been fine tha naat I
week and people are coming in from I
ey ana eastern ernes.
Mrs. Mason and daughter Allegra of
Tillamook have opened their camp for
the -summer They have as a guest
this week Miss Ruth Holmes, daughter
of Judge Holmes of Tillamook.
A. Adamson with the John Clark I
Saddlery Co.. Portland, enioved the aea
breezes at Bar View tha naat wv
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Broderlck are
here from Portland for a week' a stay.
Mr. Broaericic la eneared in th lnsnr,
ance business at the metropolis.
E. Wenk Is among the Portland vis
tor a M-a for a month r wi I
Is an emnloyee of th Multnomah ho-1
tel.
Edwin Williams of the Hofbrau. I
Portland, la hera for a month'i vara.. I
tioa.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kemoln are I
here from Oswego, Or. They are ac-1
companled by Miss 8. E. Hill of Os-1
wego, and Miss Ruth Griffin of Portia-..,
rr.A. - . i . A
.Mr., and Mr,. Durer. accompanied by
Miss Eva Wheeler, were Tillamook
visitors here the past week.
Mrs. J. A. Clemenson arrived last
week to Join her husband who came In
a week previous. She was accompan
ied by her mother, Mrs. E. C. Allman,
ana ner sister, iuiss uiga Allman.
Mr. ana Mrs. r. c craven and chll-
dren are here from Dallas for a short
vacation.
e. Rowlev and Mrs. Rowlev
here from Dayton. Or., or a stay of 1
two months. Mr. Rowley came over
In order to Improve his wife's health.
a. n. Juong ox me jroruana ponce
returned home last Saturday. Mr.
t,,r.i it sf. '
Long came in his 60 horse power au-
tomoblle. making the trip in eight
ours-, H reports the roads fine, those
Tillamook county being the best on
"JO u u.
A-J- rovost ana wire or Oakland,
r-. 1 1 - v. n i.ii
""i " "" tv.o.uuu ,uui
ing off the rocks last ty.lf'r
una a aevu nan, or octopus, ma-
rooned upon the rocks The fish was
captured and brought to the Bar View
". her " was viewed by nun-
dred PeoP1. man of whom had
never seen such a fish before. It is
about twenty Inches long
and has
eight legs.
Mrs. W. W. McBrlde In company
,""IJ?.Mi; "f? 1?
returned to their home in Portland
the first of the week after a pleasant
stay here. They had been occupying
woodbine Cottage."
E. P. Curry and family of Tilla
mook are enjoying the sea breezes at
Bar View. They had as their guest
Monday Mrs. Erwin Harrison
I :i Ji fnm.MAi.
and
I a a.i t 1
i AUiUilK lilt? X .AUX "51lUl SB 1UI lilfj
pa8t week have been" Mr. and Mrs:
William G. Cruse. Mr. Cruse is m
the employ of Hartman & Thompson,
i bankers.
F. P. Allen and Mrs. Allen and chll-
dren are Portland visitors here for
six weeks or more7 Mr. Allen Is gen-
eral missionary for the American
Sunday School Union.
Sig Berven is spending his annual
vacation at Bar View. He expects hi.
family in a few days. Mr. Berven is
an operator on tho Morrison street
bridge. Portland.
W. Beamish, a butcher from Cor-
vallls. has purchased the shop of J. J.
Longcar. at Garibaldi. He will be
- .-., w r -n7ibn.nn r.
employe. He Is making the beach
here a visit dally. -
Among the guests of Mrs. E. W.
r?n.., .t .tt, In "Th.
1 ,k n9.t t-. xt- h
1 Wann'aman. Portland, a slater of Mra.
I n- .ot - t TT Ttirlnv jn Mr rfiw.
1 inw. nf Port ana. and Mr. ana Mm
I Rlehard s Maver and daughter. Port -
land. Mr. Bis-low Is foreman of the
j added to his force Paul Wltlock, an
Portland visitors for a ' week. They
j have quarters In the hotel park.
- M. Peterson and family-had for their
guests last Friday, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Moulton and son Ogden. of Tillamook.
L. E. Metzger of Portland is here
for a week's stay.
M. K. Myers and Mrs. Myers are
among the Portland visitors on their
annual vacation. Mr. Myers jsian em
1 ploye of the First National bank.
"Camn Woodlawn" was established
last week by " residents of Portland.
They came over in their-automobiles
and report the roads in f ino condi
tion. You will nna in the camp Mr.
and MrVnkatton, W. Green
irr;;i p; h..
lrrecord on iho poUca force. Port-
land, which dates back over twenty
years, while Mr. Green and Mr. Sig-
ourney-are prominent merchants of
Woodlawn. - ;
R. F. Richardson and family, autoed
In from Salem the first of tho week.
Mr. Richardson; conducts an undertak
ing establishment at the capital city.
C W. Vroman and J.- Leganlt, f or
rnerly of Wheeler.' have opened a ahoot -
ing gallery at Bar View. They ex-
OLD INDIAN PARDONED BY
t f-' 1 s. ' ' ':v-: - I " - ivn';
; ' :
r! .t i: .
bpO VeQi DiaCKlOOt Indian, 10
r . ..... .. .'
, neiUm 10 nlS IflDe In
Montana.
Washington, July 18. After a third
of a century spent In the government
hospital for the insane near Washing
ton for.-, killing a white man in self
defense. 8 no Pea. a Blackfoot Indian.
has Just been pardoned by President
Wilson and will return to his tribe In
Montana near the Glacier National
park. His only living relative Is his
daughter, now Mrs. Tako Gun, who was
only S years old when he saw her laau
VnT Rno pM oolr nn ,OP.
,i, , v, 1
stood by the use of the Indian sign
language, which - every Indian under
stands. This -was one reason why he
was So long considered insane by the
whites. About a year ago a party of
Sioux visited the asylum and astab-
llshed tha identity of Spo Pea. His
caa wa Drought to the attention of
me aumoniie wa it -was aucgverm
at he waa not Insane. Indian- com-
mlssloner Cato Sella interested him-
self In the case with the result that
President Wilson pardoned tha old In
dian, who Is now on his way to Join
his own people.
1 "rTi- """"
shining parlors ia connection.
Arleta, Portland, Is represented here
In the persons of S. I. Payne and fam
lly, and L. F. Brasure and family. They
are accompanied by C. I. Brasure or
Weyauwega, Wis., the Mr. Brasures
are brothers. They came over in their
autos.
W. Spear and wife, after a pleasant
visit here, returned Sunday to their
home In Kamela, Or., where Mr. Spear
19 "tatlon
Mrs. J. H. Oliver of the Bar View
hotel, has been visiting friends In
Portland the past week.
Il . 1 V T.kt. ( .. A . I
of the Peninsula National Bank of St.
Johns, Oregon, spent the week end at
Bar View.
C. C, Sargeant is enjbylng the sea
breezes here with his family. Mr.
Sargeant Is an employe of tho John
Deere Plow Co. of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ager and family in
company with K. , uougnerty ana
"'""'
a wee- John80n and family autoed
from 11 last Saturday. Mr.
jXisonondcto a blacksmith shop
SJ TamhilL They may re-
main two weeks.
R. C. Jones and Mra Jones in com
pany with their friend Mrs. Dumuth
of Portland, spent the week end at
Bar View. Mr. Jones Is County Agri
culturist OX lUiamuuK wuuijr nivu
headquarters at Tillamook City.
Among the guests at the camp or
R. F. Richardson and family are Mrs.
George Jacob and children of Salem.
They will remain; until September.
Ralph Ackley and family, or tne
Raloh Ackley Land Co." of Portland.
I flDeTlt th WeCK Rt Bar VieW. Mf,
. . . J .Ma A I M as
Ukley pays that " tIfrfn"
I Bar View are more frequent than they
weJe
Lovers of flowers and the artistic
"ou'a 11 l"0JU. XT,.Z.
.. .... r,- r
rrrT." 'fin;,v
! .tH-ir automobile Sundi Banker
l ' ... 7. 1-
" yZ B""''"- , .
0"?wln'f f JZllS the
TVJZc?C h2u A. Klus-
l"!1'11 r.n R a Otf and
a,?rf' "J?? 2?' 3, .Vi.w
family. Fred Hesse "d wife, F. Laner
n wlfeu A- - -Za
Scott. F. D. Lennon, Bene. King ana
s- ch.nau."uT:- V"
Schnauffer. ' Ralph Ackley, R. A.
Hlrsch, C. H. Bettman, D. D Moreland.
Envoy O. Oundtr son. H. W. , Bluet-
ford. A, J. Sullen and wife. Mrs. Flora
B. t Fletcher, MISS Adfla Fletcher.
W T. S. Sprigga, Frank F.' Brand era.
Fred Wl Hutler, C H. Jennings and
I wife. Albert Lundatrom, Dr. A. F.
l Moaer. who ana jh, .Tuier
land wife, daughter and son.
I From Beaverton, J. C. 8trom and
Oakland, Calif.; A. J. Provost snd wife
Banks; Mrs. George Fry or from Brlgh
ton. Fred Abbott from Tillamook; Roy
Grate, Joe llllngsworth, from Junc-
tioa. City, D. F. Mason and family.
, Bayocean.
VlaltAra .at Bavocean nota manv
I .),.,.. and Improvements which have
taken place, since last summer. Sev
eral miles of new hard surface pave
ment ara either completed or tinder
construction; a fine new natatoiium
has been erected at a coat of $76,000;
a tea 'and rastroom and a rustic dance
pavilion have been built, also, on the
.J'Ll
by tha construction of 40 small cot
Wc , unlQ wholly
satisfactory aoluUon of tha summer
vacation problem, and are entirely new
departure for northern beach resorts.
- Mr. and Mrs. Clemmena have opened
their spacious house for the season.
;.. Mr. and Mrs-T. Irving Potter and
small daughter are now domiciled, in
their cottage for tha summer.
Mr. and Mrs.--H. I ' Chapln, ac-
1 companled by their younger children,
opened their cottage three weeks .ago
PRESIDENT WILSON AFTER
g
Two photorraphs of Spo Pee, aged
President : Wilson after years
In the' upper picture 8po Pee
. from the hands of Cato Sells.
is seen with Miss Evelyn Finch
pardon attorney of the department of justice.
and have been Joined by Misses Gene
vieve and Marlon Chapln. The family
will spend the' entire summer bere.
Mrs. F. El Oates and daughter.
Helene, of Portland were guests of
Mrs. E. M. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Paul Batea and little sons.
of Portland, are occupying their eot-
tage.
Mra G. E. Morelthrop and eon. Ray
mond, of Butte, Mont., are In a bun
galowette for the month of July.
Mrs. !. K. Moore and niece. Miss
Lucille Elrod. have returned to Port
land after a .week spent at Hotel Bay
ocean. Mrs. Moore expects to return
later and take a bungalowette for a
more extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Turner of Salem
are now occupying their unusually at
tractive beach house which has only
recently been completed.
Mrs. C C. Newcastle of Portland
will spend the summer in a bunga
lowette. Dr. Newcastle will Join Mra
Newcastle for the entire month or
August.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lee of Portland
are sojourning here.
The ,vPoulsen cottages," as they
are termed, are now occupied, Mr.
Poulsen having arrived from Port
land for an extended stay, and his
daughters, Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Kerns,
being domiciled in theirs. Tbey are
among tha show places of the beach,
being themselves of beautiful archi
tecture and occupying a site command
ing splendid views of both ocean and
bay. '
Manzanita,
Mr. and Mra. Godfrey, of Portland,
have a pretty camp In Tha Grove.
The Rev. and Mrs. McCullough, of
Portland, are nicely established la
their new cottage here. i
Mrs. Darrow and Mias Rankin are
enjoying a few weeka of camp life,
Mr. T. Phlnney and wife spent th
week-end with Mr. L. S. Miller.
Mr. F. W. Fleldhouse and daugh
ter, Florence have returned home after
a pleasant month spent here.
M. IL Miller, Jackson Jones and Mr.
Mlnden have also returned home.
Miss J. H. Hlgglns, of Portland, has
returned to that place after a month's
visit with her sister, Mrs. Swlness, at
the Swlness cottage.
Miss J. H. Oilman and children are
camping In The Grove for the rest of
the summer. "
Loretta and Maude Taylor, of Ta
coma. are apending a few weeka here.
Ada Rise wss registered at Manzan
italnn early In the week.
Mr. Rows, of Nehalem, paid a brief
visit to this place last week end.
' '.V, Saltalr.
' Mr. Ross reports that all of his pot
tages ara taken for tha rest of the
season and that reservations have been
made for several more tenta.
The McCord" has been opened by
C. 8. McCord. -
" W. E. Hartmua of the Oregonlan
business office has taken a cottage at
Saltalr. - -
J. W. Bennet of Portland has opened
bis new cottage for the rest, of th
summer. -
Herbert Thorn Is vacationing her
for a, few weeks. -
. The Jensen cottage haa been opened
by N. V. Jensen.
Carl Neff .has taken a Saltalr cot
tage for the remainder of the season.
A. ' new shooting gallery Is to b
YEARS IN ASYLUM
1,
Indian, recently pardoned by
of confinement as an Insane man.
la shown receiving his pardon
Indian commissioner. Below he
of Washington, daughter of the
built In tha near future by 8. D. Ora-
vol. who has purchased property near
the Hotel Saltalr.
W. IL Mann and family are now oc -
cupjrlng their new cottage here.
DOW Dren Inn" liaa haan
for tha rest of that aaaaon h-r TV a
Osborn.
C. W. Rosa, tha aontrartnr haa rat -
celved another carload of lumber and
Is nlannlna- on erectlna- aevarai . nm
cottages.
T. J. Poynsky of Tillamook came In
tha f ora part of tha weak,
E. J. Claussen of Chicago paid a
Drier visit to Saltalr thla week.
P. W. Barrett of St. Loula. Mo
was registered at the Saltalr hotel
for a few daya.
Mrs. W. A, Ferrla of Ocden. TTtah.
la her for a month or so.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown, also ofltabllshed a summer camp near the
Ogden. are spending a vacation on th
beach her.
J. B. Davis and family of Portland
ar vacationing here for a few daya.
Mrs. B W. Steel of Tillamook was
a visitor this week.
W. E. Proctor Jr.. of Bar Citv. waa
visiting her during the week.
lecarney Tent City.
This pretty little tent city la look.
mg forward to its most successful sea
son. A new dance floor Is in the oours
of construction and Is th only on on
th beaches on th north aid of th
isenaiem river. Tne nw county road
runs right In front of the city and
makes accession to the outsld world
very eaay.a. Riding and driving horses
are for rent and give the -summer vlsl-
tor a chance to take nice rides and at
the same time explore the many pretty
spots there ar to be visited in th
near vicinity. A prettier place than this
little tent city is hard to imagine.
F. w. Williamson and wife ar
spending a fortnight cam Din a In tha
Tent Citv.
Mrs. Bray son Is vacationing her for
two weeks.
L v. Schnela anrt wif. r ri.n
ir visiting here for two or three weeks.
J. D. Robinson aad family have
rented a camp here for the season.
Elmore Park.,
The cottages and camps ia Elmor
are rapidly filling and a lata crowd
ta now at thla raanrt T hm 1. i
weather la a great drawing; card and
bathers are la prominence every day.
Several new cottages ar In. the course
of construction - here and upon their
completion. . . ' -
At the Elmor ar Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Ashbaugh. M. C Webster, Roy G.
Hlrsch. Nellie M. Albrecht. B. W. Jones
and wife. Frank Woodward. W. F, Dll
lan, R. G. Anderson, IL A. Shutter and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. McLeod and
daughter, Mrs. D. L. Blodgett, J. . O.
Catbers and family.
C. W. . Logan hss leased "Shamrock"
cottage for the rest of th summer. I
A. J. Hennemen of 8ellwood was a
guest at th Craig house for a. few
daya, - '
D. r W. Mann and : family of Port
land, ar occupying a cottage here.
. Kennedy McLarty returned to his
borne In Oregon City this week after
a few weeks spent In building a pretty
cottage bera. -
W. R. Tlndall Is camping : opposite
th Elmore grocery.
Mrs. Montag la occupying bar new
summer cottage. 1
A line of groceries has been added!
' to tha stock of tha Elmore Cold Stor
age company's atore for the aooormo- ,
datlon of their coatomara. -i
Dr. O. D. Ireland and family are
bera for a abort vacation.
Tha Neth cottage has been opened
by Mrs. Cart T. Neth.
Leslie N. Boss, of Portland, la enjoy -.-
lag frw weeks at tha Ross cottage.
Mrs. T. Talbot is spending a month
at Frank's cottage.
Mrs. X. C. Wood, of San Francisco.
Is a guest at Melrose cotUge.
Mwnhattan Bach.
Mra. Livingston and daughter. Mr.
Alexander have returned home after
pending a few weeks here.
Mlrlmar cottage haa been opened for
the rest , of the, season by Mra. H. M.
McEwen. ' '--
Rav . Mra. P. B. Murphy Is oocupy-
log her cottage at Moroney for the
season. ' - , - ; - . --
i Mias Clark and Miss Amery are en-
joying a few weeks of camp Ufa Juat
inside the Ridge. -
Mra. E Banks. Mlsa J. Braitnwane
and Mrs. S. Tlftaft ara enjoying a
pleasant vacation toera.v
Harry Shank was a vwuor amrm u
for part of tha week,
Tha omnletlon of tha now tennis
"court being buUt At Monterey la being
looked forward to by Ue . raaiasois
and visitors there. S
Jamaa Nawton and wife have opsnea
Rambler, cottage at Laka Lytla for
tha rest of 'tha season. - .
Mr. and Mra. Olden and family nave
returned home after spending a pleas
ant vacation at Harts Content. - ; .
Al Sutherland and family ara camp
ing for a few weeks at Hart's Content.
Mlsa Mary Daniels Is visiting Misa,
May Enrlght at Miaa Enrlgbt's Lake
Lytla cottage. " ' t
Ocean Lke.
Mra. Robertson and Miss Laura
Pelpke are visiting Mrs, Perry at tna
Perry cottage. ' "
J. C Roundy and family or roruwo
are here for a vacation.
The Recreation club had a big bo-.
fire on tha beach hero the fore part, of
the week. - v
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lee ara. vuiung
here for a few weeka. . - .
Mr. and Mrs. Abry and daughter aaa
Miss Adlna Ubak have a pretty camp
on The Ridge.
The Mlses Violet Welborn. Etna
Wind all, Nellie Campbell and Luoy
Hlnton of Salem ara enjoying two
weeks of beach life here. -
Mrs. Gardner and family of Wheeler
are occupying the new Gardner cot
tage here. ' ,
W. H. Markell of Portland Is hav
ing a new summer home erected here.
C A. KreSsmann nas purcnasea
I Kathmar cottage from Dr. R. F. Swain,
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Frsnces jonn-
on sre the austs of Mr. and Mrs.
William Locke at Rockvlew Villa.
Trlpa through the breakers opposite
Sunset Beach, about a mile south of
Columbia Beach, by a number of row
ing enthuslasta. huve given the spice
of excitement to the week. The first
trip waa made by Jeaae W. Bower of
Sunaet Beach; Dr. Graham and Robert
C Graham, both of Preacott. Or.,
and Mr. Hogg of Portland. This trip
was so essily accomplished that three
more were made. Those who made the
second trio were the three Giaham
brothers and Mra. R C. Graham. The .
third and Isrgest party Included Mr.
Hogg, little Miss Agnes Ho, aged i
years: R. C. Graham and little 0Q
Robert Jr.. Mrs. D. Graham and Mr.
and Mrs. McMunn of Portland. Tha
fourth trio was made by Jesse Bower
of Sunset Beaeh, Johnny Br suit, of
211 Chapman street. Portland. The
boat la a Norwegian sea dory, II feet
In length, and Is the property of Jesse
Bower. The last trip out the young
men spent an hour cruising up and
down through tn breakers without
shipplnr a drop of water.
Quite a Urge number of people ara
taking advantage of tha f rea camping
I srounas ana are onnpni i"r iwn
land putting them up in tha grove.
1 while numbers of others ara arriving
Idally to spend a few. weeka in uia tent
I COtlaaSS
I Mrs. S. 6. Munson of Warrenton.
(visited Mrs. M. B. Morrison one day
1 last week
I Mrs. W. L. Bchmtdt and family nave
I opened their cottage for tha summer,
I Miss Theresa Kearny of Astoria, Is
I visiting friends at Sunset Base!, wis
I week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tanner, formerly of
Kentucky, has purchased a . piece ef .
I property at Columbia Beaeh and ar
I planning tha erection of a bungalow
I on It. Meanwhile they nave joined the
I "Tent city" tn the grove.
I E. W. Barnea and family nave as-
I Hof er cottage.
I C -H. Jackson and family are corfi-
I fortably aettled In tbelr summer camp
I for tha season.
I J. P. Smith of Sirverlon, Or., accora-
I panted by Mrs. Smith, ar spending
I tha summer at Columbia Beach.
j J. W. Norman and Mrs. Norman ef
Oreaon City, are among in aununsr
I vleltors.
I E5---
JEWETT FARM
I Tha Jewett Farm resort. - on th
Columbia River, at White - Salmon-
I Wash., la proving an attractive place
I this year for Portland people who
I wish the change of climate found en
I th eastern slope of th Cascade moun
I tain a Among the recent arrivals at
I the resort are the following
I Mr. J. O. Stearns. Miss Agnes
I Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Toomb.
I lr- wauac n. Aavie. rs. k. .
Davis. Mr. C. Reynolds. Mr. H, L.
I Horn, Miss Ava Cress, Mr. and Mra
! noemaicr, air. ana airs. 1 nomas
'A. vescn, Mrs. u. Newman. Mr. and
.Mrs. Harrison Alien, nr. w. j. mu-
lips. Miss Margaret Maguire. Miss Ma
Zlegter, Portland; Benator J. E. Chap
pell, Goldendale. Wash., Mias Bertha
L lall. Puyallup. Mr". W. T. Mc Hat ton.
Chehalls; Mr. O. F. Bowers, Live Oak.
Calif.;. Mr. and Mrs.. Oacsr Hall, 'Dr.
H. W. Bowers. Mr, Chss. H. HalL :
Nevada. Iowa; S. C. Leslie. G. H. 8ly.
Ulnneapolla
A CASE OF
MISTRUST
"Hilda,--aald her big brother. Ralph
Clay, "you remember, the other day
when we talked matters over, you told
me that yon have only a meager sum
of money saved up and you are going:
to Use for your vacation -trip. - Now,
X see. you have a new suit, a dross and ,
a sweater aad still you -plan your trip..
I begin to. suspect something wrong."
"Don't worry, brother."-answered Hil
da. Thglrls bav put no next to a
store where 1. got my things on credit
and can pay for them later on, a little
each week. And you ought to see
th low prices they charge for such
quality goods. Why, during . their
clearance I got this ftO suit for $4.7.
this f dress for 1. 0 and thla fS
sweater for ;l.5. . xou anow tne
1 store, it Is the Eastern Outfitting Co,
405 Washington street. Yon should
trade there, too."
SUNSET BEACH 7
h a