THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURIIAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1915.
"S3
NEWPORT
Continued From" Preceding . Page
ling-ton, S. D., and Emma Rusk -of
Tacortia are tnton; tba out of state
visitors- at iie beach. They are,: reg
istered at tha Saunders. "
. Sarah Vlnesard of Boise, Idaho, la
tin out of state bearh visitor. '
, H. iletinJngBur and wire, with fj.
Beauban arid wife of Oregon City,, are
spending thelr vacation at Nye .Beach.
J. O. Russell, wife and son jElmo,
of Wasco, are spending a week at the
beach resorts.
- George W, odd of Portland ." is
spending his vacation at. Nye Beach.
Jane Eyre of Seattle la spending a
week at our beach resorts. - ; ' ..
- C, J. Mohoney of Florence, an attor
ney of the coast town, is a-Newport
Visitor. - - t .
Barnes ilarr. B.'O. Matheu. Thomas
Wood and G. V. Wilson are Halem
beach visitors registered at the Saun
ders. J. IL. Wilson, a Corvalis attorney, Is
pending his vacation at Nye Beach.
. H. JDenaham and wife of CorvalH"
are spending a week at beach resorts,
oth north and south of Newport, v
. Charles L. Jennings and Mrs. K. M.
Ttnnings. of Portland are 'here for a
-eek. W. J.'. Henrichs and. wife of
Geneva, Or., came' In, this week.: .
Miss Ruth Beebe of . Chicago and Mr.
and Mrs. Av M. Bee be of Portland are
pending a week at Nye Beach. Ruth
, Rondeau of Corvallls la a btach visi
tor tnis weevc.
Mrs. William Reese of Portland and
Mrs'. F. Condon , of . Portland are
here. Hersle Torbet. of Albany spent
the week end at Nye, Beach. J
Mrs. Dr. Melntyre of Portland is
mown here on business connected with
her lands up at Oystervlile, as well
as for pleasure,
.: 'Mrs. Eugene , Fuller Mrs. Eugenia
Fuller and Richard Fuller of New York
city and ' Miss Alice Brown of West
field, Mass., are. among the out of town
jguests this week. ' '
A. N. ilolman of Portland and Mm.
, 35. -W.-. Tucker and son of Boise, Idaho,
are beach visitors this week,
J, K. McNaughton of San Francisco
t here for a few days.
Other -beach arrivals are: Maude
JvObertson, Phil Bergin of Dallas, Chas.
A. Burden and wife, Hugh B. Rankin,
H. M. Johnston, D. A.. Paine and wife,
JD. Xi. Klster, Donald Goodrich, A. F.
Ropp of Eugene. F. E. Roper, H. B.
Doushey, G. Mt Kchuneman, R. M. Dav
Jefon. IL 13. Smelts, Miss Sarah Cul
errwall, F. VVV Gerttula and wife, M.
G. F. Jlpwland and wife, Ml3 S; Wllk.
ins.Mr. JF. A. Ferkert. Von Armitage,
W. 8. Parker, C. W. McKewea and fam
ily, L. G. Stlckney, J. J. Davis, 11. E.
Farkhurst, U A. Balnr E. W. Zlrledr Ii
C. ; Nero and Hit E. - Chapman of Por t
land; Tinkham Gilbert. VW H. Lerchen,
R. H, Brit tan, A. . G. Berner, W. N.
Stola and family, F. O. Jones of Salem;
Mrs. Oebem Lod of Whitly, Canada;
Mrs. 11: J. Matlock and Miss ;Blanch
"Wood, of Canyon 1 City: H. V. Link, R.
At. Fowle, Neltle,linkj Elaa Frazler and
Vie iFrasriers of . Atrlie - Henry C, Gil
bert, Georg W, Pea vy, Fred M. Miller,
F. O. . Jones of Corvallls; Mrs. E. W.
ilarquarat and friend of - Elmfiurst,
IthT Mrs. F, H. Rees, Alice Rees of
Newberg.
The arrival at - Pacific View, the
tent city on South Beach are? Thomas
Marrow of Portland who Is building
a cottage: Mr. Seiver, wife and daugh
ter of Portland, who are over for the
summer; Mr. Gordon, Mr. Cox and Wil
liam Tanna and son of "Portland. ?
' ' MIhs Louis Gold of Portland and her
sister, Miss Mary Gold of Asbury Park.
N J., are guests at" the Mlnthorn resi
dence. :. . , " " ;
Mr. and Mrs. H, H..-Saxton and
daughter have returned to their home
in Salem. - v
Mrs. K. IC Cohran of JIarrisburg
and Mrs.. C. Burnett of Eugene are at
the tent city for the season. v
Mrs. Richard T.Ely and family-of
Walla- Walla are at their Agate Beach
icottage for the season.
Mr, and Mrs. William EIU3 and Mrs.
H. B.' Hill of Portland are occupying a
cottage for two weeks... :
Mrs.' G. L. Flint and daughter. Miss
Clara "Brown, Miss Iiaura. Giles, of
Roseburg are located at Nye Beach for
th season.
Harold Woodcock and family, of Cor
vallls are located in their summer cot
.tape at Arcadia for a few weeks.
Neil NewhousG afd daughter 'are
over from Corvallls to .'spend a few
weeks. Marshall Miller is a recent
arrival from Corvallls. ; -
Ecola'Or., July 24. At the MacKay
log cabin a merry dance was held last
Saturday night. .The affair.-which was
givenrto the younger set, was the pret
tiest held on the beach for some time.
Among those ; present jwere Mr. and
Mrs. Wl M. Banks, Misses Ella Rum
lin,?Roggets, Mr. and Mrs. Veasey the
"Misses Haael and Ethyl Trouton, Mary
and Ellxabeth Wassell, Dora and Nell
Tucker, Ruth Bentley. Elane White.
Huth Daktn, and Messrs. Walter White,
C. Brakeman, Byron and Harold Gumm,
Vernon Ritchie, : Arthur . Lowell, Duke
Barnes.'.:;:. ...' ;.. .- . ;-
Wednesday .night witnessed what
wg the gayest bonfire on the beach.
A merry . party of young people gath
ered aJarge pile of logs and sent up a
blaze that illuminated the sky all
about the summer home of Captain
Orrin ; Kellogg. Popcorn was popped,
marshmallows were roasted and home
made candy was eaten. r Songs : and
stories held the crowd together until
a late hour. Those present were, Mrs.
MacKay, Nell G. Tucker, Jean Burrell,
Bertha Robertson,. R, Tucker. - Mrs.
Robinson. :Dorothy Robertson. ' Ruth
Dakin, Mrs. 'BegUn' and Mrs, Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Dakin, Mrs. Jessie-i
Todd Brakeman,. Mr. and Mrs, F. IL
Agnew and Son, Mr. and Mra. W, C
Clark, Jennie Clark. Floyd Clark, Orrin
Kellogg. J. D. Wassell. J. P. . Bartow.
Mr.i and Mrs. A. JR. Stringer ;Jr., B.
Therdian, Mary Wassel, Hazel Trouton,
Elizabeth Wassel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Js .Warner, C, H. Brakeman, Jack
Beach; Sara Jewell, Miss Ralston, Her-bert-.llughea,
Mark Jaleson. Bobby
Davis. Mr. and Mrs.' Chester O. JCel
logg and Vernon Richey.
- Mrs. Max Smith, who la spending
the week end ln Portland, will .return
to the beach In the. near future.
f . H. E. Alger is located near the Mac
Kay cottage. - -
Mrs. Sj-E. Gumm and family have
opened their cottage for the season. .
Tile Cannon Beach hotel has had as
guests: May Mull. Felix Gentle, W.
E. Roberts and wife, Janet Roberts, C.
V. Rose, Mrs. C. V. Ros, David Mirn.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bail, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hurlburt, Mrs. A. W. Whit
mer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Leigh ton, Mrs.
D. A. De Groff, Glen De-Groff, Aaron
Whitraer; Mts. L. Penfield,'- Charles
Penfield. Mrs. Charles C"Albri5ht, Mr.
Fred Day. Mrs. Norris, Mrs. ' Eddy.
Portland; Mrs. B. F. Brown, Edward
C. Brown, of Caldwell; . W. H.- Ross,
Ecola: E, E, Lavalleur. Salem; EL C.
Morris,. Lebanon; Mr, and Mrs. David
Clay Jr- and Lucille Clay, of Seattle.
. Registered at the Hotel Warren are:
Mr. i and Mrs. Joe MoGee.'Mrs.. J. E.
Kelly, Mr a, -Frank C, Baker, Dorothy
.' CANNON BEACH : ;
n- --- ;
Sheckner. C O. Lauritzen. E. J. Dear
ing, E. Stevens and family.- Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Grenfell. W- T. DeMartlnl,
C. J.; Strode, Mr, and Mrs. .M. L. Boss,
Vincent Cook and wife, Mrs. F. P. Ken
dall. Mrs, W.. H, Neal, John Willing.
Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Whitman,. Mr
arid Mra. F. W. Carpenter, A, J. Whit
man, Roy A. Vogel. Emily M. Rupert.
Frances Soden, Nel lis Hamlin, of Port
land; Mrsr M. Schmidt, Seattle; Mil
dred Ringstead, George Rolstan. As
toria; lienrtetta Becke, Louise Kerr,
Aurora; Al Dawseh. Gladstone Dawsea,
VVarrenton; Reber'ta Barrett, Seaside;
Lucile F.- H.- Clay, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. David M. Clay Jr. Seattle; Mrs.
A. -W Whitmer, Mra. O. A. ' DeGroff.
G. A. DeGroff, Arisen Whitmer, Port
land; Albert Gregg,? Neeanlcum, Or.;
Frank Woodfleld, Into Page, Mr. and
Mrs. A- W, Norblad, J. C. Clinton, Mrs.
Charles Kirkland,-Astoria; Mrs. Clark
Cornahan, Mrs.. iNickols,: : Warrenton;
Will M. Peterson and family,' Pendle
ton ; S. . M, j Gallagher and wife, - Mr,
and Mrs. Charles! B, Brown, Miss Mar
garet Taylor, Miss Helen Taylor, Mlsa
Tessle Mack, Miss Gladys Mack, F. L.
Parker, Astoria; Mrs. Jessie Estham,
Cambridge. Mass.: Mr, and Mrs. E. E.
Cox. Hartford City, Ind.; Vera V. Tem
ple, Roy. Temple, Ralph Temple,. Pen
dleton. ; ; i s .
. Norrie, Parks and family have moved
into a cottage for the season..
Mr. and Mrs. i George Merrett and
Mrs. E, Evans, of Portland; Douglass
Phillips. Jewell;; Master Evans Rol
ling. . of Portland;. Arminda L. Fix,
Walla Walla; Mary Dixon, Waitsbttrg.
Wash-, and Fatima Baldwin, Salem,
are hotel guests here. '
V. T. DeMartlnl and " Charles J.
Strode are spending a quiet fortnight
at the Warren .before returning to their
duties at County Clerk- Coffey'a of
fice. The . boys have spent, their time
hunting "big game", and fishing up the
along the shore and at EUc Qreek.
.-- Miss Grace IC 'Viereck' has been
spending a delightful week at the
summer cottage of Mra John Tucker.
"Mrs. John Tucker gave a bonfire te
the younger set on the beach on Fri
day night. 4 " -, . ' ' :
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Agnew are lo
cated at the cottage of John Urfer.
' Mrs. Shieber has opened her cottage
at-Brooklyn camp.
Mr. and Mrs. , Paul Brinkman have
mbved into their cottage. ;
After four days in Portland, Mrs.
S. F. White hasiretumed to her sum
mer. home at Brooklyn camp.
; The F. G, Urfers cottage has been
rented for the season by Mr. Hodges
of Portland. 1 i ;
- Mr. and i Mrs. I Frank-Stephens and
family will spend the entire year at
their summer home.
The Norway bungalowwill be occu
pied for the summerby Mr. and MrsH
red u&y and Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Al
bright of Portland. :
Duke Barnes arrived at Cannon
Beach last Wednesday. - '
Mrs. Jeah" and Lucile Gumm of
Portland "arrived last Saturday and
will spend ; ttie remainder of the sea
son with their mother. --
After a short i'stay at Idle-hour,"
Charles Interbiteen returned to Port
land last Saturday.
Mrs.- Jklax Smith '" and Mrs. George
Spring and v Helen Smith are located
at the cottage of Mrs. Smith's" mother,
Mrs. -James-: Lugg, where they will
spend the season.
Mort Alger has built a new summer
home, at which ; he will , spend the
Bummer. .....
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ELMORE PARK
63-
Rockaway, Of., July 24. The hot
weather in Portland durinsr the oast
week, sent- the, summer visitors rush-
ing to tnis resort in great numbers.
All in all,, this la the best week of the
present - season so far as arrivals are
concerned. i " ..., .
U- Registered at; the Elmore hotel this
week were the following; Margaret
Naive, D.. D. Moreland, O. Hecklrnger
and wife. Charles A. Boyce, F. A.
Shafer, M. McDonald, Miss Caroline
DeRenner, H. E. Hartline, Dan Gage,
Elizabeth AV.. Walker. ;Nettie JCruse,
Mildred Kruse, Matilda Martens, Mrs.
Jessie M. Shea. Carrie Goodbum. Mrs.
W. H. Van Horn, Mary Caleen, W H.
Goodburn, J. Albert Dennis and wife.
L. F. Gordon. ;R. W.Grosbeck and
wife, of Portland; . George N. Sallls
bury, wife and three children. Aurora,
Or.; Miss Hanna. Amoth, . Anna- Bor
genson, H. R. Suter. F. A. .Voertman.
Dr. Lukenbill and wife, of Indianap
olis; George F.; Chapfe. of Tillamook.
Dr. O. C. Luckenbill and wife of
Indianapolis are visiting at the Roose
velt cottage for a week. Dr. Lucken
bill is a Shrinen who attended the con
vention at Seattle, . ;
- Mrs. B. W.i Jones and ton of Sheri
dan, accompanied by Miss Myra Mont
gomery, have leased the . Taf t cottage
for a short stay on the beach.
: Mrs. Jennie Luck of Pendleton and
the Misses Lulu and Sybil Hager of
Heppner are the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. McMurdo at the Wilson cottage.
Mrs. T. J. Mahoney and children of
Heppner ace at; the Evergreen for the
season. . '? '-- -
Mrs, J. O. Hager is ' visiting her
sister, Mrs. C.-XJ. Patterson of Hepp
ner, Earl V. McCreary and family of
Portland are here foij. a brief stay. -
.Miss Louise Brace of the Jeffer
son high school Portland.' is stopping
at Elmore Parle for! a week. .
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Riesland -and fam
ily, of Portland, ? have arrived, at El
more: Park for the- season, t i
The Misses Elva. Olive and Ever
ald Head ; have left for their , home in
Orenco, Or. r .
Senator' and Mrs. W; -D." Wood and
son James have opened their cottage
for the season, e
g. ..w
- Rockaway, Or., July 34. The crowds
which,, have arrived here .during the
past week have been making merry,
bathing in the surf,. and rollicking on
the beach. ' Others have taken to the
fresh and salt water fishing, which is
so convenient to, the resorts here. v
; Durlngthe week the Boosters' club
met 'and organised to agitate the com
pletion of the roads through this
beach. After - this week automobiles
will be able to get past on the road
which runs along the ' ocean . for sev
eral miles,
T. C Trappe and ' W. Taggerall of
Portland passed through here from
Manhattan, hiking to the Trask river.
; C, K. Andrews and family of Hepp-
ner are quartered in one of the I. M.
Miller, cottages U Ocean ' View for a
two. weeks' -stay."' :.:;.- v v ,, -
Airs. M. .E; Ambler and daughter of
'Portland are spending the month here
in ine uiieresi 01 miaa Amuiers neaitn.
. Alfred . Stein? and family , and Miss
Meyer of Sherwood are spending a
month here. ' r .
R H. Graue and family of Sher
wood arrived this week and will epend
a couple' of weeks ' in a camp on the
Schrantz grounds.
Chief Stevens and - family and : Cap
tain : Smith 'of the Portland fire de
partment left for- home after spend
ing a couple Of weeks at Sea view. .
Charles - Knowlton . and family -xtt
Salem ' are spending their vacation in
the ,Krebs cottage. - " " - . -.
. Mrs. . W. A. i Chesley and -daughter,
Charlotte, of PortlantC are temporarily
j . : .ROCKAWAY
located in a camp at Seavlew, The
Chesleys are building a summer home
at Beala addition to Lake Lytle.( ;
Eva B. Schloth was a week end vis
itor at Mt Tabor camp. '
" E. Mitchell f Bay City spent SuiK
day with his family here.'
Editor Smith of the Bay City Ex-,
a miner, and his mother,. Mrs.. W. W.
Smith, of Wallace. Idaho, spent Sun
day at Camp Comber. -
Mrs. C Underhin has returned to
Portland after spending three or four
days -at '-the -Krebbs cottages.
N. Norton and family of "Portland
General Information for the Tourist
BEACH RESORTS!
HOTEL MOORE
Hotel Moore overlooking the ocean offers to the tourist and tfaveler pleas
ures seldom If ever combined at any one rssort. Surf bathing. Hot Salt Wa
ter Baths. Natatorium for Indoor swimming. Capoelnr on the Neeanlcum
river. Good auto roads. - ' '!'"r.'
A.U automobiles leave from Sotel Btoers for -Elk Creek sad Caaaoa Seaek
Scoocxak. HOTEL KOORE; Daa J. Iloonv Prop. mHngrujnoT
The SHEIBURNE
All modern improvements. One o the largest hotels on North Beach.
We raise our own poultry. Reasonable rates. Special rates by the week
for families. Phone inlioteL Buy tickets to Shelburne Station. Train
stop right at door. Address Seaview, Wash. T. J. HOARE. Prop.
BREAKERS HOTEL
' Billlardi, pool, bow! to, twuua,' golf, freak aad salt water fUhiss, soatlag,' .
... riding- -&d antes. -We hav our ova livary atabla and aatoar & aulas ot , :
unbroken Jwach for uto ruu. On tablo is anppliaS from an m dairy, . .
- rag atabla sardaaa aad pouitry yard. Poatoffioa, lone dutaaoa pbona aad ' -telafrmph
itatioa U tna total. O-W. BU U TS. atatioa a tka ,STeada.,
Write for terms and reservations to
THE BSSAXXS1 EOTZX,. Breakers. Wash. - -
L6cksley?,;Hall. Hotel
SEASIDE.
This hotel is directly overlooking the blue Pacific and distant Tillamook .
Head. " Suites ot rooms with ; fireplace and . private bath. American and .
European plan. . .- - , . '
Much attention given to the dining-room; sea food a specialty. Tourists t
solicited. ' ' . ! ... i v s
L. A. CARLYLE. Proprietor. : f " - Automobile Bus Meets All Trains
f
BAYOCEAN
To seekers of "a change," health and rest from the heat and turmoil
of business Bayocean offers an opportunity to enjoy life to the full
measure. "
. ' The "Bayoceatr Annex" is -a splendid hotel, furnishing first-class
service at reasonable cost. Table is excellent Rates 2.50 to f3.50 per
day, t5.oa per week. Special rates to families. .
BAYOCEAN is Oregon's finest beach resort paved streets, moun
tain watec. sewers, fine ocean-and bay swimming,-, boating, fishing,
scenic trips, tennis, dancing, etc., etc. .
(The "Nat." Is the finest on the Coast. Only surf-making device In
America. Warm sen water. Kor information - -. . . - .
- " Mra. W. E. Hutchinson, Mgr., Bayocean, Oregon'
T. B, POTTER REALTY CO, 720 Corbett BIif., Portland. .
NEWPQRTfflS
Spend your summer vacation at Newport.; If you enjoy surf bathing, trout
fishing, deep sea fishing: if you are in search of health or. pleasure; if yoq
enjoy hunting for agates or long jaunts to rugged and picturesque places
such as Seal Rocks, Otter Rocks and the Devil's Punch Bowl you will make
no mistake in coming to Newport. Good hotels excellent boarding places,
rooms, tents or furnished cottages. A home town where the moral at
mosphere is clean and wholesome, ; Good stores and reasonable prices. For
further information write to any of the following progressive citizens of
Newport or ask any S. P. ticker agent.
Korrit Wryant, Proa, o'ommaroial Club) Furd
Prop, i
Bank;
House t Frad Sawaoa
1 C. Smith, x-eai Estate! Xa
L. C.
t Na
Newport NaTipation Co,j L. C. Hoc
katt Laos
Tkemaa. lApidist; E. E. Baiaina-ar, Prop. - 1m
Co. ; jr. W, JCally, Prop. Xally'a Hotel; A. O.
CANNON- BEACH
THE SCENIC BEACH OF OSO0H
THE WARREN
- -. v OVEBtOoklSO THE OCEAN
Ftae fish tei;, hunt iar, lurf-bathina and horaa
back riding , Ba . Foods a Speolalty. Writs
, for ra tea.' It. 8. Warran, ; Proprietor, s-.
Colonial Hotel
CZ.ATS0P BEACH - SXASIDS. OX.
SATES SEASOWABIiE
Corapletolr remodaied. Oood - iooation, - aaa
block from beach. Excellent dm ins roam. Era
but, meets all trains.
V. D. LIKDSLET. Prop. '
HOTEL M EARS
CEMENT BUILDING r Broadway at ' Tth St.
' Two minutea from beacb and depot. Eloctrio
lighten, rooms F-ng-le or en snita.
; KATES $1.00 DAY AND UP '. j J
Staiide, Oregon. . " jTOHH ME ASS, Prep,'
Hotel Sunset
BBACH CEVTEB 8TATI0B ;
Ideal spot, modem family hotel, country and
eaabora combined; ocean in full view;- larg
yard for children; eroqoet sronnd, beat ouuina
and table aervlce, f Uhins, surf bathinf, elao
trio lirhta. P. O. JLons Beach. ,Wiii, K&S.
SEDMAN. Prep..
THE HACKNEY
COTTAGE
Is Now . -,
OPEN FOB THE SEaVSOS ;i
With all modern improTement. ' For rates
write or wire. SEAVIEW, WASH. ;
IHE DRIFTWOOD
' MSB. V. 1TUTFF -"
I OPEN ALL TEAS " "r-
The Only House of Its Kind la the World
Hut and Cold Salt Water Batiia la Connection.
. TABLB BOARD A 8PECIALTX
LONG BEACH. WASH. ;
North. Beach Inn
Overlooking . Ocean Surf - Bathing. Boom and
Beard S2 to S2.60 day. Weekly $10 , to $12.
Booma . 78e .day op.. - . ' ..
rtTHNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APT8. AND
TENTS (S BEDS) SS TO 6 WEEKLY.
NOB.TH BEACH INN. LONO BEACH. WASH.
All trams atop at grounds of hotel. Buy ticket
t Newton Station. - -
T Sylvan Park Inn :
'j- Cannon Beach
Beautiful ocean view Pacifio 'phone tin ex
celled home cooking Sea foods a specialty.
Mouataia spring water oa premises. Aito bns
meeU all trains. $18.60 dot week. Make ariy
reearrationa. btrs.. B.. H. Taber. Kgr. - Eoola
P. O. t . - .
X.OBTDOBT AVTO STAGS
Leaves Oottag-a Grove daily eaoept Sunday
7:1s a. m. for Louden. Calapooya Springs and
Black Butte. - Special attention to eampers
tor Calapooya Springs. I". A. Clow, ' Cottaf-a
G-rtrve, Oregon. " . :
CBEEK TEANSPEB CO.
Save your baggage checks . till yea get te
Newport. W give you prompt service and
fair treatment. Hacks to lighthouse. Otter
Bocks, Eeal Bocks and other points. IBA
XULXILI A 0X, Newport, Oregon,
are located tor the season in one of
the Krebbs cottages
The Mis sea Nellie Johnson. ' Lets,
Newton, Iva Connet and Fay Norton,
who are quartered In Swastika ..camp,
made the trip to the cave at Bay
ocean on Wednesday.
H. G. Nolan, wife and daughter of
Salem- are staying at theKrebe camp
for -their vacation.- . . .
The' Misses Emma and Anna Bertu.
Ieit and Paul Meier are visiting at
the ' Billetere cottage. ,
Mra.- A. S. Miller and two daughters,
Mrs. E, Johnson of Portland and Mra.
BEACH RESORTS.
Clatsott Beach. Oves-ea.
a mearest tat most pop-
- - BiK ofu won, .
Shelburaa Station
NORTH BEACH
RIGHT ON
THE BEACH
OREGON
HOTEIi SKS
1 Clobj Fnrdy ic Hoaaltoa's Vatateriumt W. D. wkaelar,
, Dnarriat;H. H. Crowd ia Tranafer Co. ; -Waatera Stata
: Yaquina Elaotrio Co, : Captain O. F .Jaoobaoa, Kaaaawr
dry Co.; Elmer Patrick Karoaatila Ct, A, L.
Cabin
anaaemant Parlor t Paal Xaaal Bakarr
Schwartz, Karohaat,
Sea Crest Cottages
BIGHT ON TBX BEAOH Completely far
aiahed t. S aad 4 room oettagea Eaoh oot-tag-o
baa a splendid view of -the aoeaa, oity
weter, eloctrio light and good aidowalka,
close to stores . sad nataiorium. Before dacid-in-
wkare to spend year sasamer vaoatUa
wiita for rates and : other inform atioa te
CHRIS ABHS. Newport. Or.
Agate Beach I
WOTHINO
BETTER AS
BESOBT.
AGATE BEACH INN
, NOW OPEN
Writ Kr. K. George for rate er reserva
tions. And Agate Beach Lead Co. far etaer
information at Acate Beach. Or. -
Hotel Saunders
v" T0BKEBLT HO TEX 0SBUB.B" : v
Vadar new management enlarged aad ren
ovated. Everything- new, clean and comfort
able ; 85 rooms; rata reasonable. Oa block
from, Nye Creek Ooaaa Beach. For reservations
aad rate address CHABXE8 SAUNDEB8,
Newport, Or,
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- ATTTO AND STAGE LXVX F&OK U
Newport to Ocean View
VIA WAXSP0ET
Lea-ro Newport at 6:80 a, m. daily. Spooial
attention given te fishermen wfio want te flak
on the Tahat aad. ether , atraams; also to
hnatins' parties and ploaaaro oxcuraiena. EXE
DOTY, Newport, Or. . M
THAT DELIGHTFUL BEACH EOXX
The "ELMORE"
AT ELKO BE PARK Offers large, comfortable
rooms amidst homelike surrounding at $1.00
per 'day. (for I or -2 person, grand iew of
the ocean from It . broad verandah end sun
porches. Excellent dining; aervice, a la carte,
in connection. Write or phone for - reserva
tion to THE "ELMORE," Bock way, Oregon.
Grove Tent City
"BytheSeashorif' .
Sleeping a n d house
keep in.; tents for rent at
reasonable prices. .
"Driving- horses on ground. Good
'fiahlnjr nearby: Restaurant and.
dancing floor In connection. Buy
ticket to . Wheeler, , transfer - to
Nehalem. I .will toeet you with
stage. Write for accommodations
to William Gorman. Nehalem, Or.
- BANGS AUTO STAGE CO. 4 -Stag
leaves Engene daily : 15 a. m. for
Deerhom. - Lea burg, Nunrod, KcZensi Inn.
Blue Kivsr. JteJCcnri Bridge aad Foley aad
Belknap Spring. Oood fiahinef aad kuntiag.
Bases Xivary Co.. Eugoaa, Or. 5; -.
FAVORITE
South Bid of Korrison St. Bridge.
SPEEDY LAUNCHES TO BTTiTDT BATHS And
TBANSFEH TO WIKEEHUTH lOo A TB.IP.
Launches, Boat and Caaoea for hire All de
scriptions of water craft for aala at all time.
L. Wolcraft of Honolulu, and Mr. Mil
ler's -two grandchildren, are spending
a week or two in one of. the Krebs
cottages.- .
Miss Ella ' H. Norton, "Is visiting
friends here.,
Ed. M. Bales, wife and son Leon
ard and Miss Constance Hoskins - of
Tillamook, are located in Kilcare camp
In Seaview-addition.
- Mrs. and Miss O'Brien of Oawego
are spending - two - weeks at Camp
Comfy. . s
E. A. Bohren and family came down
from Portland the first of the week.
and Pleasure Seeker
aiikiiiiiiliii
fwn
BEACH RESORTS
7-
r
Bar-View Hotel
AND- FTXENISHZD HOTrSEKEEPTNO TEXTS
Vadar. New Management -HOTEL
BATES II PE DAY AND UP
raniaaod Hcraaekaoplng Tant. 11.00 por Day.
Oparatad by W. A. Wise, 1B-1 Failuu bid..
Pertkwul. and Bar View. Tillamook County,
Orogna. hone: A-S08 aad Main SPSS.
Come to Barview
VILLA CAMP
- Cottar furnished complete fee honaekeep
las. L. y. TOLLS A SONS. Prop.
Your TaVcavtion will be
more complete 11 you take
.along an Enslgnette ' Vest
rocket Camera, .
BtU
. THE J. K. OILt. CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers and
Complete Office Outfitters.
-a Third and Alder Sts.:
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
0
FI SH ING
PXSCH'UTEa AH9 aCXJCXXTAT
Xiew, Wssk-Iad Tares aad Oea
' wosleat Train service "
Anglers are meetlne; ' with sue.
cess .atA Klickitat Falls, above
- Lyle, and In the Deschutes. ,,
Take North "Bank and Oregron
Trunk trains Saturday or Sunday,
- , ; retumirig Monday ' nisbt. -
Round Trips Portland to Tus
can. In Deschutes Canyon, $5.90.
Shearer, SB.75. South Junction,
$7.30. Frieda. $8.65. Klickitat,
; ' ,. . .... $3.0. . ?
. Tickets and inf 6rmatlon at
Vorta 'Bank Ticket
. Office,
Bth aad Stark Bts.
Station, iota aad
sjoya.
TROLLEY TRIPS
FOR TOURISTS
E8TACADA PAJtK 8 miles from Portland.
. Splaadid aeanie resort. . First elaaa hotel at
.. groana. Bate $8 a day. -,- . - -
BULL XUN PABX A natural park SO miles
. from Portland. Fine place for tuning, camp.
- tag, picnioa. aaeuraiona and amateur photog
raphy. ,- - -
SPECIAL SUNDAY E3CCUBSI0N BATES ' to
. either of these narks 76o round trip. Trains
leave First aad Alder. .
CAWFatAH PABX Cool, oomfortabU ntlng
pot, IS mile frees Portland, overlooking
the eeaotiful aad pictureeaue WUlamotte
Falls. Car loav airat aad Aider. Bound
trip 40 cent.
WILLAMETTE FALLS Tak Oregon City ear
' at Pint aad Alder. Bound trip 40 oaata. -VANCOUVER.
BA&BACXS Take Vaaooaver
ear. Ban nnd aad Waakiastoa. Bound trip SO
nt. . ' . . .
CABY'S HOT SPBLNOS A troop of tha hot.
- teat earativ springs ia the world, at tha
foe thills of the Caeondee. - For information
ell Marshall S0M er Marshall 6100.
XTSHTNO ST RE MS Upper Clackamas river,
Boarins Creek, Eei Creek aad X!p Creek.
Tak caia at Firat and Alder, oa Estaoada.
: . Caaaaar Una, Low rouad trip rates aad early
, apeoial traina oa Sunday.
SANDY BXVEB AND PULL BJN BTVEB
Take traina at First aad Aider, Ball Bus
line. Low round trip Mta aad early Sunday
train. -. -. .-.- '.,!,. ..,'.
JOHNSON CBEEH Tak train at Pint aad Al
der, fat ff at EttoI, Boll, Lenta Junction.
" T'i"" Oraahsm, . Hogaa at
FOB ADDITIONAL INF0XMATI0N call Ticket
Agent, First aad Alder.. Marshall floe or
A-olit
Portland Ry, Lt & Pi Co.
"EeliabU Sorviea." -
Boaidence, The "Warren, Cannon Zeaca. Stead
SOT Broadway Phone 41.
- MOR1US C. MARTIN
iUTO FOB HIKE
Daily Tripe - te Elk Creek - - SEASIDE
aad 'until' seaea obeoon
City; oonneeting with B, P. train at Aama.
villa, p. m., ar. Kill City T:40 p. m. Lv.
Mill City daily 6:0 a. m., ar. Salem 8:30 a, m.
Oood fishing along root.
PRAIRIE-BURNS
STAGE COMPANY
- Oparatine the ealr daily Hall aervioa, oar-
Sinjr passengers, paga-ag. and expreaa to
in, la the Great Inland Empire of Central
Orogoa.via Oaayoa City and oha Day, Far
te.aO. Baggag allowano 80 pounds. F. M.
EIGHT. Manager. Prairie City, Or.
TROUT LAKE
AT THE FOOT OP HT. ADAMS The Ma
peeUod heaatio ar waiting to natch their
wits against your. - Easy walking distano of
the fames lava cave and ice eaves, HeaaV
quarter for moaataia elimaera for the aeceut
of Mt. Adama. High-elan amusement hall
near hotel. Hotel ratea, $9.00 a jreek. address
GULXB- HOTEL. Gsler. Waah.
Windemuth
OH THE WTTiT. A MTTTE
OPEN BTVEB AND TANK BATHXNO. Take
faat launch foot of Salmon street every half
hour, commencing 1:40 P. M., fare i cant;
or Breoklya car t . Voodward av.s fro
launch aa ooanotin(f, Laaoheoa aad. refresh,
menta, . .
Mrs. Bohren and the children will
camp here for the summer and Mr
Bohren. will spend the week ends with
his --family,. -. --.:--. --;
Charles Abbott, who Is. in charge
of the government work on the jetties
near here, was severely Injured, Mon
day when a chain on the hoisting ma
chinery broke .and struck him on the
head. --"
W. H. Beard, wife and , sons Lois
and Harold and daugMer MargerettS
are also located there.
G. C. Combs and family' of. Hllls
boro are settled in a tent at the
Recreation. Health, Fwhing Resort Rail, River and Stage Route z
OondaaMd lafozmatioci regaxdiag laadiay en ting plaoes and prtaoipal s4e trips sad stags Uses, The aortawen,
with itB great aatnral seezwle ui e 11 ma tie attraction affords turns el adTSAtages to seekers of health or racre
attoa. Xagormatiem recaxdlskC resorts or aide trips cm be" obtained from The Journal Travel Bureau, rhoaes A
eoai, acaia tvm or from -Tourist Affeasy tat TraTl Bmeaa, ICarshaU XSTs. -
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
CRATER LAKE
Crater Lake ia the one wonderful jewel la the metchleae collection
of nature's cema. Corns to Crater Lake Lodge and spend 10 day a visiting-
Wizard Island, the Phantom Ship, the Pinnacles, the Garden of the
Gode, Union Peak, Anna Creek Canyon. ' Come and match your wita
against thoae of the 5 and 10-pound Rainbow -trout in the myaterioua
aa of silence. The magic charm and witchery of Crater Lake will live
in your memory. Crater Lake' Lodge ia on the rim of the crater, 2000
feet above the lake. All roome are view rooms. Rstes $3.00 to $4.00
a. day. , Why not come new? - ,
- For reeervatione or further information, addreaa Alfred L. Park-,
hurat, Crstef Lake, Oregon. ,
Foley. H Hot. 'Springo,
- Oregon's pioneer pleasure and liealth resort In the heart of the
Cascades and the famous McKenzie river district, near the foot of the,
snow-covered Three Sisters. Shady, restful and health restoring.
Splendid fishing ; in fhe McKenzie and nearby streams. Steam baths,
tub baths and swimming pooL Flow of Hot Springs 172,800 gallons
a day. Temperature 188 degrees. Helpful in cases of -rheumatism,
dyspepsia and kidney trouble. Fifty-eight miles east of Eugene. Auto
stage leaves Eugene daily at 6:15 a. m. Hotel, tents, cottages and
camping ground. Why not come to Foley Springs and have one REAL
vacation. For further information address .
' MRS. ELLA K. HAFLENGER, Foley Springs Poatof Hce, Oregon :
TOURING MOTORISTS 4RE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO VISIT
The Beautiful Aiito Camp Grounds in Lithia
- , Park, Ashland. Oregon.
- ; Finest camping place on Pacific Coaat. Everything for your com
fort and convenience private) camp sites with plenty .of room for your
tent and car; dining tables in lovely-grove, apringa of pure cold water,
kitchen. with gas stoves and lockers and all neceaaary sanitary arrsnge
menta. Free, to viaiting motoriata Everybody welcome. Glad to see
you. " Add to the pleasure of your vacation by stopping st
ASHLAND, ORE. THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA
Have YOU Seen Crater Lake?
If you have not, why not come this summer while weather and
atmospheric conditions are ideaL The trip to Crater Lake is
one you will always be glad you have taken. It is indescribably
beautifuL See America but see the scenic wonders of your
own state first. , Fare by auto to Crater Lake and return, $18.
For reservations or further information address COURT,
HALL, Medford, Oregon.
Roseburg-MarshHeld
Auto Stage Line.
Dailr ' stag-e to Marahfield. Ooqnille aad
Bandon, via X!oea Bar road, leaving Koeebarsr
:80 e. ra. THE MOST SCENIC STAGE
KOUTE IN S0UTHESH 0HEO0M. For rate
and reaervation address Karley . Xm Johnson,
BoMlmrs, Oregon. ,
MARBLE HALLS OF
OREGON
-17 mixes sotmt or ORAWTS PASS.
WATUB.E'8 8CEJTIC MASTERPIECE
Rivalliag the Mammoth cave ef Kentucky.
Ante stage te cave camp leave- Orant Pas
daily. Free services ef government snide at
the - cave. For further information address
Frank M. South. Grants Pas. Oresoa.
HOTEL MEDFORD
MEDP0B.D, 0HEG0H. ' . -y
Ante' parties en rente to the exposition are
cordially invited to stay ever a day er two
in Medford. Make this, the leading; hotel in
southern Oregon, year headquarter while see
ing Cratoe Cake and the other beanty Spots
of southern Oreg-on. Toa will enjoy year stay.
Wire or write, . siskins reservations, - Emil
Mokr, Proprietor.
HOTEL UMPQUA
. B.08EBTOG, OKEGOX. - -
THE'xfOVSE OT ICOMTOHT Every modern
convenience. Make this your baadauarters for
your fish inf -and hunting trips. ON THE PA
XFIO KIOHWAY Plan your ant trip te
atop here over night. Special attention given
to tourist. Stop her ea rent t Kyrtl
Point, Ccquill and Marahfield. W. J. Weaves,
Proprietor, -. ......... ......
Prospect Park
Midway between Medford' aad Crater' lake.
Splendid fishing oa the Botrue river. I min
ntes' walk to Beautiful Mill Creek Pall.
Hotel. Cottage, Tent en Camp Ground a.
Meals unexcelled. All modem eoavenieaoee.
Keatfal aad home-like plae. Bate reasonable.
Addres 7ame E. Grieve, Prospeot, Or.
Roseblirg - Msrrtle P6int
Auto Stage.
" SATE. BPEEBT AaTD COMPOBTABXK
TH.IP The only through auto line from Beee
Burg'to all Coo Bay point. leaves Bos.
bnrg daily at 7 a. at. Time V Myrtle Point
only soar. ' lor reservationa sddrsss Kohi
kagaa Banks, Boaeburg, Or. -.
CAS CADI A xovjngur
Ear you eaa have a eulet and reetf'ul eat
ing by the side ef the famous Caaeadia Mineral
Spring. Toa eaa hunt, i iah. play tennis, en
joy hot or cold mineral hatha. Tea can rent
tent or a eottage at board at th hotel,
receive year snail daily and have an ideal
vacation at a minimum expense. Per full In
formation addres GEO. M. GEISEXDOBPEB,
&eecadia. Or.
Automobile Owners and
, Tourists, Attention!
' While ia Madford ea rout te Crater Zak.
the Klamath ooontry or th Exposition, seour
your see, oil, and aervice of Bon there Ore
gon's iarreat.and most responsible automobile
supply house. -Gasoline at ooss. C. E. Gates,
Main street and Pacific Highway. Medford.Or.
Larch Lloiintain Trail
I take you to th base f EABCH KOTfX.
TAIJf TBAtC' Ton can't afford te pass thl
trip. ' Bast aervice, mouataia air aad BEAUTI
FUL SCE2TESY. rare 75c Epecial rates te
parties. Z. V. Long, Bridal Veil, Or, .
north end of the beach for the bal
ance of the season.
B A. Barber of Hlllsboro la quar
tered in his building for the summer.
Miss Anna' Steele 'of Lincoln high
school, of Portland." Is spending two
weeks with her mother. '
- Dan Gage of Portland hiked from
Cannon Beach to Rockaway last Fri
day and remained for a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Fred Zllley and . children of
Portland are visiting at the - Imbrle
cottage for the summer. ,;
Otto Collings and three children.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
THE SAPPHIRE SEA
ON THE CREST OF
- THE CASCADES
awl
WILHOIT SPRINGS
In the foothill of the Caaoade mountains.
Wl mil from Portland. Aa ideal resort for
health aad recreation. Excellent hotel and fine
eampiag grounds. Teats and oottagee (or
raat. Our specialty I our Saturday aiaht aad
Sunday noon chicken dinner. JLua out to your
week end holiday. Por full information writ
er phone P, W. MclT.Rf.M, Wllaoit. Or.. o
aak any S. P. agent.
Jewetfs Farm Home
at Whit Salmon ea the Columbia river I. aew
ready U. rooeive guests. It homelike atmos.
faar. splaadid cuisine, aad the beauty ef
its natural surroundings make of It aa Ideal
resort te spend a few restful day er weeks.
Por farther information er reaervation eddrem
lEVsU JEWETT, WHITE SAUCOM. WASU.
Calapooya Springs
- 0a eoeat fork ef Willamette, near Cottage
Grove. Oood hotel aad oamp grounds. Daily
mail, hunting aad fishing. Steam end hot
water hatha. Calapooya water ha no equal
for th cure ef rheumatism, kidney aad stom
ach trouble. Hotel rate (10 t (It per week,
including baths. Address C. E.t VlXKISSOS.
Ixmdon. Or. '
IthelEYREE
"0JT TBX JtWTI OP THE ' COLUMBIA"
Aa ideal plaoe for year summer's . rest a4
hour from Portland ; la the Cascades atagnif
ioent sooner r exoellen t table. Send for 111ns
trated booklet. 0. W, . Becksrs, Whit Sal.
mon, Waah.
Seashore and Mountain Re
BortM on North Bank Road
StriTDAT PICYIC EXCTTaSIOirs Sound trips.
Cap Horn. 1.5; Cascades, 1.607Caroa.
11.80; Whit Salmon, $8.M, , .
CLATSOP BEACH Pacifio Ooeaa, 4 hoars
. from Portland. Take Worth Bank traina,
10th and Hoyt, te Oearhart er Seas ids. Surf
. and aatatoriam bathing, - 86 mil of ooean
strand. 13 week-end trips.
IHIPHEBD'S HOT S P & I O S At Carson,
, Wash., 8i4 hour from . Portland. Mineral
water 117 T. 12. B0 week-end round trie.
OOVEBKMEST MIVEBAL SPBIirGS At Car
son, Wash. Mountain resort. Id mil up
. Wind rivers Auto meet trains. , U0 rouad
trip. '--
JEWETT'S P ABM White Salmon, Waah.. B
hour from Portland. ' Individual cottages
and beautiful ground. , d week-end round
"THE ITBIE" White Salmoa, Wash. -.Cottage
and beard. Write O. W. I. Beckers,
-' White Salmon, Waah. tt week-end trip.
MT. ADAMS AID ICE CAVES Take Vorth
Bank train to. Whit Salmons auto stag to
Trout Lake.
DESCHUTES RITES. TIBHIWO BESOBTS
Bedaeed week-end fares. Iraia leavea S:00
p. m. : return :10 a, m.
M KEKZ1E BIVEB BK80KTS Tak Oregon
EUotrie B'y." to Eugeae. - .
Phone Broadway Z0, A-SS71. f
FIPTH A3iD STABS.
The Nortonia
. , .... .
SlsTsatb Street WssUartos
. v ' ' .: ; : ': ... .' . .." . '
Visit the Reef Garden
- a - wonderful view of the .
city. Try our Dining
v Room and enjoy the "dif
fcrenC home cooklngr at
moat- reasonable . prices.
A. s. noaux, Owner sad Msasf er
Elizabeth. Catherine and rierie.
at Camp- Scadding for the fn(.n
Collings ""i, manager of the S
House in Portland. .
Mrs. L. W. Getchell Is ape- '
month as 'the guest of the cc...
family at Camp Scadding.
V Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Willshire t
family have returned to rortlan.l e :
a short vacation at Seavlew. Mr. ;
Mrs. E. A. Henntnger and family h
returned in'the party.
Miss C, L. Gustafson and ?-ll .
M. Gustafson returned to Port;
(Concluded on Page 7. This S' f
MOUNTAIN RES0?T:
WHY NOT VIolT
E
"Above the Clouds on Mt. Hood
Commanding the most glorious
'scenery f any Mountain Resort
in the Pacific Northwest
Tot Tloket aad Baaarvatlena, Ad
dress Borsey B. Bmltn. llaaer
' TRAVEL BUREAU
IIS Third St.. Portland, Oregon.
. . .. Marahali 18T8
Welch's Gfc;
FlONEEa. MT. HOOD KOUKTAnf RT'Z ',
Fnr lc eo!d mountain water, etrv and -.-
fcrtable luai!o, rood cuisine, huntinit, ft .-
in-, aera baek lidin. Raxes $3 -ay. fiQ wc- -. .
w, z. wriXCK. irrop.. Ich' Postoftice. Or.
Rhododendron Tavc: :
Oa Mount Hood Ante Stag- Kjtd. 47 rub
from Portland. Ideal moaataia resort, 53 e
Weekly fll.SO, fit. Staaial ratal for fsmu
Saddle noraaa, laws IsanU, oroqust. Oood f-
ins. hunting-. Pbcte, eln-tri liiot. DaUr u a
stae. Phone Main S ar ast It, i-.iu.
Pransatti. Prop.. Bew. Or.
Hotel De Government C:::;
located . ea the- Couth tide f Mt. Hood
haaatlTul . view ef the mountain and othfr
ptaka, Onida for olimbinr. nnsurpaased f
liif aad hunting, Kaus (3 per day.-i i
wiek and up. toa ft rldnmore, Props., ,
Or. Information, reservations and aaily su
169 Bd St. Main 96e ot East 136.
RELIANCE
MT. HOOD Auto Storjcz
pallp te Mt. Hood resorts. I a. m. o
trip $&. Oovetnment Camp. $7.50. Er.
rate t week-end aad climbing partiea.
formatioa, reservations and tickets t f OU . -tIDOE
SEES A ILOKAL CO.. lb i.J it.
Main 666, A-3oll, er Irvinctoa Oarage, .u
185.
SWASTIKA AUTO BEBVICE
Stage to Mt. Hood,
Resorts
Paaaenger oalled for and delivered at tr
homea. Sapid, aaf and ecurteou trrvioe. I..,..,
reaervationa In advance. Tabor S798.
SUNDAY SPECIAL leave Journsl bldg. at
S a. m, Beturning leaves at S p, m.
IaTZTT at all tikes
MT. HOOD AUTO LINE
LEA YES DAILY
calls and d si Ivors to any part ef city, day r
night, to Mount Hood resorts. Bound trip, $ ,;
Government Camp $7.80,
PH0KES MAIV Ul er A-S331,
" ABDEBBOlf BROS.
',i i t i ,1 .
Log La Barrc
A aw mountain rasort, SO miles from Port
land) mile from Esteeada, Oood auto road.
Excellent accommodations. Chioken dinn-.a.
Pishing end hunting. All snow peeks In v.
Aa ideal place for aa outing with all har
comforts. Beaaonabl rats. HAB&Y A, LA
BABBE, Prop., Estaoada, Or.
Crown P6in:;;
Ghalet
HOW OPEB diloken dinners week end so
emmodationa. Maple Danoing Floor, a-ito Y
from Portland. Por reservations phop l..t. i .,
E. Henderson, Crown Point Chalet. Th n o. t
beautiful view sa th Columbia river.
. FOR
MtHoodResortc
MOUBT HOOT AUTO SEBTICE CO L
Meier ti Frank store, oib st. entrance, d
t:lt a. m. Por narticuiars and reservatmi.
Maier St Prank Snorting -Goods Dept., phone -
cemmedatioa desk, kigbt phone Tabor 4. .
Shipherd's UMb
- THE PLACE P0U T0U
A reaort for health and reeraatioa. Beau'' t
walk through the woods, saddl horses, fin
ing, swimming pool, Quoits, teani court, c-
a ust grounds, bowling allay. American .
kuropeaa plan. Summer ewttagea aad rtn ,.
int. Addres i. 1 Saiobera, Carson. V,.j.
RIVER STEAMERS
Preight aad Peaeena-ar
STEAMEAI TO THE DALLES
aad Way Landing
"DAILEY GATZERT"
Leave Portland daily at T A. 11. xcrt f
day and Monday. Suadsy axeurslous te t
cade Lock leave S A. ai. Retar 6 .44 p.
i "DALLES CITY"
leave Portland Sunday. Tueaday, TborsrJ
at S:80 A. M. ,
Sunday Caaoade Lk aonraloa......,...f 1
gar i Tee DaUee and return ......
i ALDEB STBEZT DOCK. PQBTLASD
Pbone Mala tie, A-tll3
STEAMER GEORGIAN.
Leaves dally except Honda y tot
ASTOxiA amt wat avAzrcirca.
Leaving foot ef Washington U '
a. m returning v. m.
Oregon Cily
TBIPS P0B 8UBDAT, S7tb
Leave Portland skx a. m.; 8:S3 p. t
Leave Oregon City 10:30 a. in.; 6:C) p. i
So 12:SO trip from. Portland.
DALLES-COLUMBIA L!
Steamer State of Vei!i!.-
Leave Taylor st. cV.wk 11 p. ra. cH!'?. -Sundays,
for The Iall and wf ;
Beturntitg. leave The iaiVs 12 o-jfi i
eept Moudsy. Kreisbt ai: I r--r i
$1.00. fcerih COe. tppcr U. ,.;,. ,
river steamer to twnt'a u4 -y i
i'hoo Mala blS.