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I - ... l; 1 ! .THE .OREGON SUNDAY; .JOURNAL; PORT LAND, SUNDAY MORNING; JULY 9 1916.
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. CANNON BEACH
An Ideal reaort for the summer tour
ist if Cannon Beach, situated at the
terminal of a wonderful road through
the heart of a mountain trailing the
Necanicum river. Here, along a ridge
: overlooking the Pacific are located
numerous attractive home while oth
ers are scattered with artistic arrange
ment through the -woods. Thomas
'libwson, the Boston financier, on view.
Jng Cannon beach, said It could not be
outrivaled anywhere In America.
. D. M'o Water and family of Portland
r occupying their cottaaj.
L. Burke and family of Portland
hr.ve taken the VV. H. Ross cottage for
'the summer.
F. S. Kelly of the Portland Flouring
' Hills has taken Dr. Hummer's cottage
lur T n M Miinn.
"' W. Cannard and family are domiciled
' in their cottage and are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Baylees of Portland.
at the Cannon Beach hotel.
M. D. Alger and family of Portland
n i ' i u i.ii.i vi iu.tna . v. i nig
season.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Dresbach from Port
, land will be in their cottage for the
summer.
Ex-Governor Oswald West and fam
ily came down .Saturday. Mrs. Ben
Olcott. sister of Mrs. West, end fam
ily, will be their guests.
Miss K. Ball of Portland, with her
father and mother, are cozlly located
In the "Hell" cottage at Kcola fur the
season.
Mrs. Helen Simons of Portland will
be In her Arch Cape cottage all summer.
k. r. nowens and ramiiy or r'ortiann
are spending the summer In their Kcola
cc ttsge.
Mr. end Mrs. George Rodgers. with
their children, are enjoying life In the
"I rfer" cottage.
Mr. inrt Mrs. W. W. Hanks of Port
land, with' their children, will spend
the sesson In their heach cottage.,
1 Mrs. W. Zimmerman and son of Port-
Isnd have taker, the Peterson cottage
through August.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 1. Brltt and fam
ily of Portland are domiciled In the
Brltt cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and family are
down for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Wallace of Sea
side spent a week's outing at Cannon
Beach.
Mrs. Max Smith and daughter of
Portland are enjoying the ojsone breeze
at F.cola.
' Captain Orln Kellogg, after a nhort
trip to Portland, returned to his sum
mer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Kellogg have returned to Portland.
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NEWPORT
Top A happy group on the rocks near Manzanita Inn, at Manzan
Ita, a opuIar Tillamook beach resort. Bottom Gazing Into the
Devil's caldron at Neah-Kah-Nie mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hazclton and
family of Portland have been domi
ciled In the Plympton cottage for a
fortnight.
True to tradition, the weather man
missed It widely in forecasting for
the Fourth, and Newport's summer
visitors enjoyed thoJocal celebration
as part of a perfect day. The weather
broke away the day? before, and the
Fourth itself was warm, with balmy
sunshine, which made the motorboat
and sailboat races doubly enjoyable
and pretty. Other events on the big
program were races and a prepared
ness parade, with a baseball game in
the afternoon. In the evening there
were fireworks and a sham battle on
the bay. A special excursion train, in
addition to the two regular trains.
helped swell the crowd.
The cottage colony at Nye Beach la
rapidly taking on midseason appear
ance with the opening of many of the
pretty bungalows and summer resi
dences. While the various camp
grounds are filling well, there are as
yet few of the great army of those
who annually bring their own camp
ing outfits and camp where they
please. A few days of good weather
like the past three or four will, how
ever, bring the advance guard.
"Jump-Off-Joe" rock is a center or
greater interest than ever, since its
partial downfall this past winter. Thi
arched rock has been a landmark on
Newpqft beach for years, and was
known all over the country, and Its
tall was widely heralded. Many old
timers are now telling how they re
member it as once Joined to the main
land, where now it is surrounded by a
quarter of a mile of waves.
Mrs. B. L. Baucom, of Portland, ar
rived early this week and opened her
summer home on the ridge. She was
accompanied by Miss Martha and Mas
ter Wesley Baucom. Misses Irene and
Hazel Baucom will arrive this week to
spend the season here. Mr. Baucom
is expected over early in the following
week.
Robert L. Warrack. lighthouse in
spector for this 'district, arrived here
this week from Portland and complet
ed the inspection of two widely sep
arated lighthouses in record time.
Yaquina Head to the north and Hece
ta Head, in Lane county, to the south,
were both visited.
H. D. Moreland, the Philomath
banker, and family, were registered at
the N'icolal during the past week for a
brief outing at the shore.
L. O. Stone was a midweek arrival
from Portland, and is passing a few
days here.
P. A. Widener and wife, of Harris
burg, are registered at the Grand for
their vacation at the beach.
Miss Queen I-ynn and' Miss Jane
Sawyer returned early in the week to
Portland, after spending a few days.
W. K. Johnson Is a visitor from
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wolcott. of Port
land. accompanied by Miss Wolcott.
are at the Nicola! for a week's outing
at Nye Beach
Carl J. Schilling passed through
Newport this week, being registered at
the Abbey while here.
Miss Cynthia Baird, of Corvallis, ac
companied by Miss Irene DeArmond,
of Wasco, are occupying the Woodcock
cottage, in Arcadia, for several weeks'
vacation.
Mrs. J. O. Hall is among the Port
land people registered this week at
the Copeland.
A. D. Wooton arrived this week
from Portland, and is spending sev
eral days hunting agates and enjoying
the surf bathing.
M. E. Nelson, of Portland, was
among this week's arrivals at the
Nicholai. where he will spend several
days before returning to the me
tropolis. Newport seems to be drawing its
usual quota of guests from long dis
tances, as Washington, Idaho, Mon
tana. Nebraska, California, and even
Wyoming and Nevada are well repre
sented on the hotel registers. An auto
party Arrived from Kansas during the
week, and four came from Idaho.
M. M. Frits, of Eugene, arrived dur
ing the week, and is registered at the
Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Collins were
among the arrivals from Portland
during the early part of the week, and
are registered at the Abbey.
Miss Eveline Standard, of Portland,
passed through Newport this week on
her way to Agate Beach, where she
will spend the summer as the guest of
Mrs. C. B. Waggener.
R. Ii. Cravat and family, accompa
nied by J. S. Miller and family, ar
rived at Agate Beach this week by
auto, and have occupied' their summer
cottages for an all summer stay.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W., Johnson re
turned home to rOegora City during
the week, after a short vacation at
Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dcrrlgan re
turned home to Oregon City durlnf
pleasant outing at Nye Beach al
gaeBts at the Bradshaw.
D. C. Anthony, of McMlnnville, spent
a few days here last week.
Henry A. Prudhomme, of Portland,
was registered at the Abbey during
the week, and may spend a longer time
at Nye Beach.
M. lies and wife, of Portland, are
registered at a Newport hotel for sev
eral days at the beach this week.
R. E. Clanton, state fish warden,
was among this week's visitors at Nye
Beach.
C. C. Hill, of Springfield, spent sev
eral days here this week as a guest at
the Grand.
George V. Sylvester returned to
Portland this week, after a week spent
here renewing old acquaintances anJ
visiting old haunts. "Dad" Sylvester
was known to summer visitors here
for the last 25 years back, and will be
missed by many of the old-timers. He
is at present living at the Odd Fel
lows' home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weinert. of Air
He, are in one of the Cherry City cot
tages, where they will spend a fort
night's vacation.
Dr. H." H. Ollnger returned to Port- J Sea view last week, and are located In
land early In the week after a few
days here. Dr.- Ollnger was a witness
in a .dental case at a local court, after
which he passed several days enjoy
ing himself on the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Stone, of Mon
mouth, were guests at the New Cliff
house during the past week, and re
turned home late in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Driver, of Port
land, returned home this week, after
several days' stay at the McAllister
house.
Miss Ella Mehrllng eturned this
week to Falls City, after spending her
vacation here with her mother in one
of the Bain cottages. She will relieve
Mr. MehVltng. postmaster at Falls
fcity. who will spend a fortnight here
before resuming his duties.
J.- 8. Middleton and E. P. Hammond
are among the Portland registrations
at the Aboey house this week.
F. D. Fessler is registered at the
Nlcolai for a week at the shore beXere
returning to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevens and
family arrived this week from Albany
and opened their summer home for the
season.
WTalter Ellis will return to Portland
shortly after spending a fortnight
with his grandmother, Mrs. W. W.
Jacques, at Coiy Nook cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laing and small
daughter, of Portland, are among this
week's guests at the Nlcolai hotel, Nye
Beach
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Fairbrother
are registered at the Nicolal for a sev-!
eral days' stay at the shore,' before re-
turning to Portland.
Mr.- and Mrs. H. F. Humphrey an J
Brandford H. Humphrey are also
among the many Portlanders regis
tered at the Nicolal for their season's
outing.
Joseph A. Hill and party arrived
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Porter, of Cor
vallis, are among the many valley peo
ple spending their, vacations at this
resort.
Mrs. C. M. Keep and eon, of Wa
shougal. Wash., are among this week's
arrivals at the beach from Washing
ton. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Prlvett. of Port
land, are among the guests at the Ab
bey for the week.
H. B. Lowe and J. S. Barnes, of
Portland, were among the midweek
arrivals at the beach, and are regis
tered at the Abbey for the week.
John W. Davis, of Dallas, arrived
this week for a several days' outing
at the shore.
Mr. and Mrs. M, M. Davisj of Eu
&ene. are spending several weeks, as
usual, at Newport. Besides visiting
Newport friends, they will spend :i
few days with Bush Davis on his farm,
near Yaquina.
SEAVIEW
-Mrs. George G. Hinlsh Is entertain
ing Miss Jennie Hall, of-Marshf ield. at
her Holman cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Walker Jr., of
San Francisco, having motored across
the continent from Boston, arrived at
a cottage here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, of
Portland, have taken a Walker cottage
at Holman for the summer.
Mrs. F. G. "Wheeler and daughters,
Katherlne and Anna Wheeler, of Port
land, are at their 8eaview home tor
the season.
The T. C. Elliotts, of 'Walla Walla,
have opened their beach home at Sea
view. Mrs. C. A. Dalton and children have
come from North Yakima to spenJ,
their vacation among the cottagers at
Holman.
The Dan Kellaher cottage here wa
opened this week by the arrival of
Mrs. Dan Kellaher from Portland, ac
companied by Miss May Coon, of the
same city.
The Ed par Allen cottage, at Shel
burne, has been taken for the season
by Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. O'Brien, who
arrived from Portland the early part
of last week.
Mrs. K. E. Sloan, of Portland, has
opened her cottage on the boulevard
for the month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Prag. of Portland,
have taken the Hurley cottage at
Beach Center for the season.
E. R. Budd, superintendent of the
llwaco line of the 0-Wr. Jt. & N., was
a recent business visitor here.
Mrs. R. C. Wood and grandchildren,
of Portland, have opened their cottage
on the- ridge.
Mrs. J. H. Klosterman was a recent
arrival from Portland. She Joined her
hUBband and children In their Seaview
house.
Mrs. Oscar Strelbig and Miss
Frankie Streiblg, of Portland, are at
their cottage overlooking the ocean
for the season.
Among other Portlanders who have
recently opened their cottages here for
the summer are Dr. and Mrs. T. J.
McCracken and Mr. and Mrs. George
Robertson, entertaining Miss Edna
Barrell at their boulevard cottage.
Marsh's cottage at Shelburne sta
tion has been leased for the season by
Mrs. W. J. Holman, of Portland, who
arrived the latter part of last week
with her children. Luolle, Cecelia, Au
namay and Warren Jr.
Trautman's ridge cottage was taken
over by Mrs. A. C. Barnekoff and two
children, from Portland. Mrs. Barne
koff has her mother, Mrs. W. B. Ker
nan, of Portland, with her.
Wyvllle Sheehy and Mr. Gilbert
were week end visitors nt the home of
Don Roberts. The boys are helping
with the seining at Sand island.
Charles Leigh, of Portland, Joined
his family at the Nook.
Mrs. A. A. Sanborn and Miss
Frances MacMlllan, of Portland, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gates. Miss MacMlllan will re
main the rest of the season.
Jacob Schwlnd, of Portland, recent
ly Joined his wife at their Seaview
home.
Miss Helen Goodwin, of Portland, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mc
Donnell. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sinnott and their
four children are now located In their
track cottage. Aloha.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. MoNary. of Port
land, and their son. Porter, wers re-,
cent arrivals at Holman,
Mayor H. C. Albee. or Portland,
spent the week end at the home of his
mother at Seaview.
. Occupying the Johnston cottage for
the month are Mrs. M. A. Osborn and"
her sister. Miss Male Peel, and Master
Jack Lewthwalte, all of Portland.
Mtss Elisabeth Cureton has left for
her home in Portland, after a two
week's stay at the beach.
Spruce cottage contains the Mr. and
Mrs. I E. Sauvle and family, of Port v
land.
Mrs, W. H. tJrenfell. of Portland,
has opened W cottage. Breaker View,
on the boulevard.
Spending two weeks at the Martin
cottage are the Frances family. Eliza
beth. Jesse. Fred, Waller and Wesley; k
all of Portland.
Mrs. J. P. Houston and her two sons
arrived from Vale, Or., and are located
at a ridge cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Ryder and fam"
lly. of Tacoma, are tenting near ths
Shelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wlngate. of
Portland, have opened their cottage for
the summer.
Registered at Hackney were: Mr.
and Mrs. Adams. E. V. D. Paul, C W.
Stinger, Ruane Stinger, Mrs. C. A.
Morden, Mr. and Mrs. David N. Mos
sesohn, Fortland; J. B. Carson. St.
Jhielens; Olivia Johnson. Clatskanle,
Or.; Bessie Graham, Margaret John
son, Spokane. t
Recent arrivals at the Shelburne In
clude: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Patrick and
children, Mrs. II. M. llendershott, Mrs.
R. G. I. Cornell. C. W. Stinger, Charles
Ruane Stinger, Kmma L. Bueermann,
Lillian M. Bueermann, Portland; J. W.
Ried, Springfield. Mass.
LONG BEACH
C. S. Johnson, O. A. C. '17, arrived
from Portland recently., and Is spend
ing his vacation at the home of his
slater. Mrs. UiiHtavason. at Cranberry.
Mrs. K. H. Erwln. of Portland. U
registered at tlie Breakers.
Long View cottage now contains Mr,
and Mrs. H J. Bellarts and their chil-
dren. Angella. Henry and Leo Bellarts,
all of whom are from Portland.
Mrs. W. C. Noon and Mrs. C. M.
Currier were flown from Portland for "
a few days, straightening out the cot
tag Keemah. at Tioga.
Mrs. Arthur B. lox and son have re
turned to Portland, after spending a
two weeks' vacation at Long Beach.
James and Neva Delury. of Port
land, were recent visitors at the cot-
' tage of Mrs. eames Henry.
Mr. and Mis. c. (J. Appiegartn ani
family arrived from Portland at their
Long Bench cottage, after an absence
of three years.
Occupying a cottage otf the ridge
are Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Rankin, of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Law, of Portland,'
have taken the Seeley cottage, at
Beach Center, for the season.
William Spellman Is spending hlJ
vacation at Long Beach, having arrived
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yj lujji ii Groat Mnntfiwnst -America Natural Resort Section.
-WHERE TO STAY-
WHERE AND HOW TO GO-
WHAT TO SEE
TILLAMOOK REACHES.
HART'S CONTENT
tAXE LTTLE
Turnlihed eettagat and.taata far rent. Wood,
water sad llfht fro. Bait and frwih water
tetkUr sad bo a tint. AddraM r It AUK HAB.T,
Xeckaway, Of. Portland Phon Hanhall 209.
Ocean Crest Apartments
, TILLAMOOK BEACH
Tot ipeai apartment. furnlihd for houta
feMplng, ena block from boaca. Good storo
soar. Boautiful boach, rood Wi thing; moun
tain wetar.. aatea $7 yer weak; 4& for the
n, wooe tnoiaaod.
OCJ.AH CHEST AFAbTHZXTs
.Aookeway, Oregon.
COLUMBIA BEACH.
Carter's Cottages
AT BAB, VIEW
rUBJflBKZD COTTAGE! for rent. Bni
Iseation in Bat Tlaw. Elaotrie lijhta. We
'aim to plana our patron. Tor informa
tion addMaa E. T. CASTER.
Columbia Beach
If yeu want aa ideal place to apend 'the
Bummer make reservation now for your
camp in the Tent City at Columbia Beach.
We have act aside 200 acrei of the moat
beautiful part of Sand Iiland for campers,
and will haTe every oonvenience for your
comfort and pleasure, Tineat bathing beach
in the Northwest. Only 86 minutes from
Washington St. Terms reasonable.
COLUMBIA BEACH AMUSEMENT CO.
316-317 HENEY BLDO.
RIVER RESORTS
COOS BAY BEACHES
Resort Hotel
For Rent
The Glenada Hotel
AT GLENADA. OREGON
opposite TXOBEMCE, on BITJBLAW BAT.
has 31 rooms, moat of them furnished.
Also basement, and pool hall ia oonnee
tion. Lot 100x147, hot and cold water
and electrio lights. Fin view of ocesa
sad bay. Will rant this for 160 a month,
r will sell for 34000 taking- part cash
Bad soma property In exchange. This is
a bla; bargain for soma oaa. For further
inform stl on. MB.S. 3. A. C0LTEB, Tost
' sutstar, Olaaada, Oragas.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
Mira Monte
OS
Avalon Way
HOOD BIVES. OREGON
A quiet, homelike place to spend your vaca
tion and for week-end auto parties. Two miles
from Hood Hirer. Fried chicken dinners a
peoialty. Address, MRS. F. C. H0U8B, Hood
Hirer, Or. "
WILHOIT SPRINGS
In the foothills of the Cascade mountains,
37 miles from Portland. An ideal resort for
health and recreation. Exoellent hotel and fine
cam pins; grounds. Cottage for rent. Our spe
cialty is our Saturday night and 8unday noon
chicken dinner. Run out for your week end
holiday. For full information write or phone
F. W. HcLERXN, WUhoit. Or., or ask any
B. f. agent.
CEDAR ISLAND
A quiet resort on the Willamette, Finest
beaoh for bathing : diving tower, spring
board, free.' bath house. Excellent camping
spots. Dancing erery erasing and Sunday
afternoon. Phone Oak Grove 76 X. Take
Kitty Moran at foot of Morriion treet.
0PF03ITE
MILWAUKEE
Rock Island,
We hare om beautiful spots for summer
camps. Bull Run water, electrio lights, 6
cent car fare. In the middle of the Wil
lamette rirer always cool. Fine bathing,
us of large porch, ate., around club house.
Dancing every evening except Sunday. Refer
enees required. Phon MUwaukie 68 M.
SIR. GEORGI ANA
ASTORIA AND WAT LANDINGS
Leave 7 a. m. daily. Sundays 7:30 s. m.
Returning, leaves Astoria 3 p. m. Arrives
Portland 9 p. m.
1TR. LURLINE leaves 7:46 a. m. dsily ex
pt Sunday. ReturninsT leavee Astoria 7
.. m.
sain 1428 Washington St. Dock A-4133.
HUR.D HOME
IXORENCE, OR,
-A beautifully situated and tastefully fur--klshed
hotel. All rooms view rooms. The at
mosphere of tha home and all the eomforts
of aa up-to-data hotel. Near tha beach fine
flahlnsT, Boating and hiking. For Information
and rate address Mr. 0. W. Hurd, Proprie
tor, Florence. Or.
THE BAXTER
ooavnxz, or.
Excellent Grill Courteous Treatment
: Special attention given to AUTO PAPTTEB.
Don't mis sealnff tha beautiful Oequilla val
ley whea visiting Coca. Coquills is it cen
ter, stop at ths Baxter, cast. f Baxter. Mgr.
Ocean Beach Auto Line
We maks recular trips from Xanaftald to
Empire, Tarheel, South Slough and sunset Bay,
So visitor to Marshf laid or North Bend should
, miss taking- tha auto trip to Suneet Beach.
re a saie, ipeeay ana oomr oris bis trip take
tha Gent A Kins- ears. Far rata ad drees
eORBT at XINO. North Bend, Oregon.
en Mile House ttltVS'
Oaa of tha ideal summer resorts la tha newly
peaed Coo Bay district. Located en Ten Mil
Lake, with Ka 133 miles of lake shore, Lo
eatad aa Tea Mil oraek, famoas for its trout
fishiat. Seventeen miles from Marshf laid, mi
tas Una af tha Waiaaaatta-Paalf to R. R. Hew
aad koae-lika hotel, fins meals. Hear tha
aoaas Come whila ' trout fishing is at its
swat la Tea au4 iw. . s.uu a day.
asonu ah nuia. rnsnngn
HOTEL GALLIER
BANDON. OREGON '
Band on' pioneer hotel, deservedly famous
for the aaooUeaeo of its table and aervice.
Make tola total your headquarter whan
vuiting tha beauty spots of Coos county.
If yo enjoy : flaking, hunting-, boating or
eurf ba thine yea will like Banian. Co mo
and visit Oregon's lav t summer vaoation
d'nTlrt OaLLmt BROS, Proprietors.
TROUT LAKE
AT THE FOOT OF XT. ADAMS Th big
speckled beauties are waiting; to match theii
wits against yours. Easy walking distance of
the famous lava and ice oaves. Headquarters
for mountain climbers for tha as cant of Mu
Adams. High class amusement hail a ear hotel.
Hotel rate 69 a week. Address
GCXZR HOTEL. tular. Wash.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
WELCH'S HOTEL
Oldest resort in the Mount Hood district.
Good water, airy bung-aiows, excellent
cuisine, hunting, fishing, horseback riding,
ate Rates 38 per day, 10 par woes.
W. E. WELCH, Prop.
Welch' F. O., Oregon.
The Arrah. Wanna
On tbo banks of Salmon river, aorrounded by
a beautiful park. 13 miles aat of Portland in
the Mt. Hood diatrict. Our own dairy and
garden. Building modern, with all outside
rooms. Long distance telephone. Daily aute
stege to and from Portland. Rates 38 per
dsy, or 313 per week. Transportation., call
Main 331, or Main 6966. C. W. KERN, Mgr..
P. 0. Address, Welch's Or.
"ON THE BL1TFT3 OF THE COLUMBIA"
It's different: A home away from home,
amid bracine mountain air, and a magnificent
panorama oi the surrounding country. Fine
Tennis Court, Eyrie garden, dairy and orchard.
Main Inn, Cottage or Tents. For a restful
week end or longer.
ILLUSTRATED FOLDER on REQUEST
0. W. J. BECKERS. White Salmon. Wash.
Rhododendron Hotel
47 MILES ON MOUNT HOOD AUTO ROAD
Th first mountain resort ia Oregon. Daily
rates S3, weekly 813.60 aad up. Special rates
to f am ill as for tha summer months. Saddle
hones, laws tennis, croquet, finest fishing
and hunting grounds. Our own dairy, poul
try aad garden truck. Electrio light, telephone.
For daily ante stages, nhon East 136 or Main
331. EMU. FRANZETTI. Prop.. Rows. Or.
ANDERSON BROS., AUTO STAGES
MT. HOOD
For descriptive pamphlets, reservations, etc.,
call Boutledca Bead Floral Co., 145 Sd t.,
scar Alder. Phon A-3311. Main 6963. After
6. P. M. or Sunday phon Anderson Bros.,
A-23S1, Main 331.
HOTELS.
THE CHANDLER
MARBHFIELD. OREGON
Make the handler your headquarters when
you come to the Coos Bay country on business
or pleasure. Marshfield is the metropolis of
the Coos Bay district, and the outfitting point
for fishermen and big game hunter. The
Chandler is strictly modern, having steam
heat, electrio lights, hot aad cold water and
telephones ia every room. H. I. McKEOWN,
Manager, Marshfield. Oregon.
HOTEL MARION Sggfe
"THE PRIDE 01 THE CAPITAL COT,"
No tourist should leave OTegon without visiting-
Salem, one of the most beautiful and
Interesting cities in the West. Ten will find
a trip by auto from Portland through the fer
tile and picturesque Willamette Valley a de
light. We will do our best to make your stay
in Salem plsasant. CHARLES Q. MILLER.
Manager.
ColburnHotel
WHITE SALMON, WASH.
When going- to Trout Lake, tha Lava Cavos,
tha Ice Caves, or the fishing; country near
Mt. Adams, make your plans to stop over
night st the Col bum Hotel at White Salmon,
trcod accommodation and reasonable rates.
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY.
HALL
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BRIDAL VEIL. OREGON
On tha Columbia River High
way, near Bridal Vail Faii.
Distinctive and unique, a real
old time Southern Inn. with all
tha traditions of the south as
to th axoallenca of it cooking
and its servloe. Era. tha col
ored oook, who has charge of
the kitchen, has lone been fa
mous for her Fried Chicken
and Beaton Hot Biscuits, aa
well as for her salads and other
dishes. FOREST HALL will be
a genuine surprise and delight
to those who can appreciate the
best. Kindly phono in advance
MISS ANN HIBLER, Hostess,
Forest Hail, Or.
THE JEWETT FARM RESORT
. The Jewett Farm is tnit across the Columbia
from Hood River, on tha bluffs of the Colum
bia, 340 acres f beauty. Individual cottages :
or rooms. A charming place to spend a tew ;
.veeks. It has a distinctive personality. Cool. !
nealtniui. scenic, xne Best or rood wen pre
pared and daintily and anpetirinsly served.
Address JENNIE JEWETT. White Salmon,
Wash.
CLACKAMAS TAVERN
ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL
CLACKAMAS RIVER.
Famous for chicken dinner. Fruitdala Min.
eral Water piped to. hotel, and other tem
perate drinks. Quick service promised.
AUGUST ERICKSON. Manager.
Route t. Box 176, Oreg-on City. Phon 805J.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
MOUNT HOOD LODGE
(MR. H0KEX A. ROGERS. Host.)
Magnificently situated at has of Mt. Hood.
Fishing, Mountaineering-, Exploration of Mt.
Hood's 8 glacier. A scant to aummit. Horse
back riding over soanio U. 8. Forest Raacar
Traile.
Reached la 3 hours via Hoed River.
Information Union Paclfio Office. Portland.
Address Parkdaia, Or. (Phone Odsll 314. via
Hood River.)
Covernmant Mineral Springs
Beneficial in atomach, kidney aad bladder
trouble, aa wall as rheumatism. Fishing,
hunting aad prospering naar by. Exoel
lent aooommodatlona. An ideal health and
pleasure reaort la ths heart of tha asoun
taiaa. Sixteen mile from Carson. Asto
stag. Address EDWARD ANDERSON.
Canon, Wash.
COTTAGE FARM
SUMMER RESORT
H00S RIVER, OREGON
Spend your week ends or your Bummer vaoa
tion at Mrs. Alma Hawa'a Cottage Farm, two
miles from Hood River. Freak air, purs
water, home cooking-, Inspiring aceaary. Esp.
e tally wU quipped to ear for auto part baa.
Rate reasons hi. - Address Mrs, Alma Howe,
Hood River, Oregon.
St. Martin's Springs
CARSON. WASH.
The highly mineralised waters of St. Mar
tin's Springs are very beneficial in case of
rheumatism, kidney disease and blood disor
ders. Located on Wind River, amidst beauti
ful scenery. Good table, reasonable rates. Ad
dress MRS. M. ST. MARTIN, Carson. Wash.
RELIANCE
Mt. Hood Auto Stages
Daily 8 a. m. to Welchea. Tawnavs aad S.hn-
oodendron, 86.00 round trip; Government Camp i
87.60. Tickets, re serrations and waiting room i
at uusoti a. Daux.il laAVU. BUREAU,
116 3d St., corner Washington. Phone Marshall
1879.
iRVTNGTON GARAGE A AUTO CO., INC.
East 136. J. L. 8. SNEAD. Mgr.
Mountain Brook Inn
TROUT TAKE. WASH.
An tdial vaoation reaort. Naar the' Ioa
Cares. Lava Caves, Mt. Adams and Trout
Lke. Splendid Fishing. Excellent Table. Pio
tureaque and beautiful district. Aute leaves
Portland each Saturday, rotumlrg Monday.
Fcr Particular phone Main 1890, or inquire
609 McKay Building. Portland.
LOG CABIN HOTEL
McXENZIE BRIDGE
All tha comforts sad conveniences of a mod
ern hotel. All the pleasure and freedom of cut
of doors. Tha leading reaort of the MoKensie
river country. Fine fishing;, beautiful scans ry.
Aa Ideal vacation spot. Headquarters for ths
Big Game country, and tha Tore Bisters dia
trict. For information ask any B. P. Titcket
A eat. or address ALICE M. CRONER. Mo
Kensie Bridge, Oregtm.
Sodavillc, Oregon
Spend your vacation at Bodaville, Or. Free
soda water. Free camping sites in a beautiful
maw-v. w '-C, 1 IUU1 MDaOOD) Ul Ul I OOt-
hills of th Cascades. Restful, tranquil. Board
and lodging 36 a week. Good stores, well
stocked, reasonable prioes. Inquire any 8. P.
ticket asrent, or write H. BEIFERT. Bodaville,
Oregon.
BELKNAP SPRINGS
Justly famous for the) beauty of its environ
ment and the curative properties of its waters.
Located in tha heart of tha McXenxla river
fisting; oeuntry, where the Dollie V aniens are
waiting; te be caught. Fine new hotel juat
completed, also teste and cainping grounds.
Come and enjoy your vaoation at moderate
coat Ask any S. P. ticket agent, or address
H. B. SLOAN, Belknap Springs, Oregon.
HOTEL DALLES
THE DALLES, OR A MODERN HOTEL.
European plaa. Cafe first elasi. 84 miles fro a
Portland, on the Columbia River Highway.
Also on the rail and boat lines, many soenea
to aee. Flan your stay for a day or so. Res
ervations mads. JUDD S. FI8H. Mgr.
Hotel Oregon
"On tha Columbia River Highway. Whea
Ctake your friends to sea the wonderful Ca
bin River Highway arrange to step at the
Hotel Oregon. While here do not fail te shew
them the beautiful Hood River valley. Special
attention given to tourists and auto parties.
HENRY BERR. Prop. TED KERR, Mgr.
MULTNOMAH LODGE
On the Columbia River Highway, 80 miles
east of Portland. At the foot of Mist Falls
and adjoining- Benson Park. Three-fourths of
a milt from Multnomah Falls. FIVE COURSE
CHICKEN DINNER, also light lunches. Over
night accommodations. Airy rooms .moderate
Srioes. Phono Multnomah Lodge, MRS. M. I.
1 ARB TON, Proprietor.
OARAGES
Automobile Owners and
Tourists, Attention!
When In HOOD RIVER, secure your gas, oil,
service and storage at the
COLUMBIA GARAGE
or at
GILBERT AND DEWITTS GARAGE
where you will reoeive courteous attention.
Attention Automobile Owners
When making tha Columbia River Highway
trip, do not fail te visit Tha Dalles. While
hero secure your gasoline, oil, servioe aad
atSrsge at
WAL THEM-WILLIAMS TXMXTMOOT
QAJtAOB
Fair and oourteous treatment, export electrical
and machine work.
WALTHER-WILL IAMB CO.. Ths Dalles. Or.
Crown Point Chalet
On your trip ap th Columbia River
Highway, Mrs. Henderson's unexcelled
Chicken dinner is ona of th mala features
of tha ride. Wonderful unobstructed view.
For party reservation, phono long distenca.
via Cor sett.
St Helen s Leading Garage
While en routs between Portland and Astoria
do not overlook the fact that you can secure
gas, oil and service at reasonable rates from
us.. Skilled workmen in charge of all repairs.
Gocdyeer .Tire Service. St. Helen Leading
Garage.
THE INDEPENDENT AUTO CO.,
St. Helens, Oregon.
TRAVKL
Touring Cars For Hire
TYRELL TRIP CO., Inc.
186 6th it Phone Msrshsll 890. A-1187.
8IOHT SEEING HEADQUARTERS
PHONE FOR RELIABLE SLRVICE
FREE lNFORMAIlUN BUAAAU
HOOD
RIVER
OREGON
The Ne Hotel Laughlin
FOREST GROVE. OREGON.
See beautiful Washington county. Plan your
auto trip to stop ever at the New Hotel Langa
lin for cne of their famous 60 cent Sunday
chicken dinners. Phone or write M. T. 8HER
RETT. Prcprietor.
HOTELS.
. Shiphertj't Hot Springs ,
COLUMBIA RIVER'S BEST RESORT
A resort for health aad recreation Swim
ming pool, tenais court, croquet aad quoit
ground. House recently newly papered and
renovated. Ail white help. American aad
Canon, Wash.
Bangs Livery Co.,o?
W operate a lino of auto stages bottwoea
Eugene aad the MoXoniio river fishing- resorts,
including; Dearborn, Leaburg. Carey, Thomp
son's, Al Cook's, Blue River, MoXaaalo Briaga,
Belknap Spring- aad Foley Springs. Leave
Eugene 8:80 a. na. daily. Good roads aad ex
cellent fiahing. For reservation - address
BANG XJVERT CO., Eugene, Or.
White Salmon-Trout Lake
Auto Stage
Visit Mt. Adams. Trout Lake, the lea
Cava and tha Lava Caves. Splendid fish
ing country. Comfortable ante stag. Per
information and issiii lalions address L. W.
WOOD. White Balsaoa. Wash.
HOTEL IMPERIAL
, NEWS ERG, OREGON
Tourist who have but a dsy or two to spend
ia Oregon will see one of tha most beautiful
and fertile section of the far-famed Willam
ette valley 1y taking- aa asto trip to Newport.
Toa will cot a bountiful, appetising, well-pra-pared
and well-served meal hero. It is she
"heme of good things to oat." Clean, oosnfort
a'ble rooms.. Ton will like tha Imparls!. WM.
BEIX, Proprietor.
HOTEL ELBERTON
McMINNVTLLE, OREGON
The House of Quality. Tha leading- .hotel ia
McMlnnville. If yen are a tourist, do not
leave Orewoa without makinsT a tour of tha
fax-famed Willamette Valley. Plan your trip
to stay ever night ia MoMianrill. psU at
tention) rtvoa te ante parti. Portland meter
lata, yaw will lik our special chicken d hi mar cm
Biuway. xry u. i. a. W1UTE. Tp.
HOTEL BEAVER
I INDEPENDENCE. OREGON
A strictly modern hotel. Steam boat, hot aad
co40 wator, long distance poena, largo rooms,
oomfortabl bod, well-prepared aad wall.
aervod meaia. Whea making- th Loop Trip of
tha V allay wo will appreciate year patrenua,
j aad givo yoa satisfaction. Take a run to lade.
Hotel Washington
HTLL8B0R0. OREGON
Under New Management.
Clean, airy rooms. Excellent meals. COUR
TEOUS TREATMENT. Special attention given
to auto partir. uome out ror our spacial
Sunday dinner. Ton will lika it. Phono cr
write W. H. BEHTLET. Manager.
HOTEL ALBANY
ON THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY. Albany's Load
ing Hotel., "One of the beat of food one."
New, up to date. Steam heat, hot and cold
water, telephone ia every room, oentrally lo
cated. Plaa to stay bore ever Sunday. Special
attention te tourist aad aute parties. B. R.
WE8TBROOX. Albany. Or.
ROSE VISTA INN
Twelve miles east of Portland, on the Bass
Line Road. Run out ia your auto aad eat
dinner her. Creamed ohieken Dinner 31.00;
Fried Chicken Dinner. 31.60. Family trade
desired. High class ia a very respect. Fine
dancing floor, good musio. Drop in or phono
order te Tabor 8. C. E. OH0LS0N. Proprietor.
Columbia River Highway
AUTOS DAILY
DORSEY B. SMITH, Manager
TRAVEL BUREAU
TAYLOR'S GARAGE
LEBANON. OREGON.
Lebanon's Leading Garage, half block north
of Hotel Lebanon. Absolutely firoproof. Gat,
oil, terries supplies and itorsg. Export ms-
cnlnlst in charg or all repairs. Headquarter
m iu dvu.uib, wtwrm, iaoaaie ana xien
lng oountry. Fair and courteous treatment,
W. 0. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Astoria's Leading Garage
The Columbia River highway will ho epos
this summer from Portland te Astoria. Whea
you oome to Astoria wo are prepared te
furnish you gas, ell or aervice at reasonable
rates. Only skilled mechaaioa employed. Leave
gear car her when you go te the Beach resorts,
ppotite Hotel Woinbard. WESTERN MOTOR
CAR COMPANY, Astoria. Oregon.
NEWBER0),
OREGON
Phono
Marshall 1879.
110 3d St.
Cor. Waahina-teo
BECRTEX'S BtAXX. AMD AUTO 8ZTMT
ZCB STATION AT POM-BUTT.
Whea on ths Highway atop at Beckers
for light lunch, sandwiches aad coffee. Wo
servo the best. Hall to rent for private danoee.
Danoa held every Sat. ova.. 31 couple. Supper
extra. Beat floor and music. Stags leaves St.
Charles Hotel 8:16 Bat. Eva., return after
daao. Fare 81 round trip.
Wan In trouble call our service cars.
Full Line of Tiros, Tubes, Accessories.
Wa So Towing. Corbott 1C3.
EUGENE.
OREGON
Hotel Osburn,
Famous throughout tha Wast for tbo excel
lence of ita servioe aad appointments. One of
tao boat and good oaos ia Oregon. Ia going
to or from ths McXoasia river fishing- country
plaa your trip to stay her ever aiabt. For
reearvBtioaa address HOTEL OSBURN, Eugsaa.
Orefoa.
HOTEL LEBANON
LEBANON, OREGON
A Hotel that everyone speaks wall of. Clean,
airy, oomfortabl rooms. Plenty of the best
of food, wall prepared aad wall served. A
hotel to bo looked foe-ward te and enjoyed.
Make your plana to stay aero over Sunday.
Special attention givoa te tourists, summer
vacationists aad auto parti. Corns aad ass
for iwaxssltv iUBl J. WttAON, Pros.
Columbia River Highway
Service Station
BPRINGDALE, OREGON
Nineteen mile east of Portland on the
Columbia River Highway, Oil, gas, aarrioo
aad repairs. Nona but oepabl workman
employed. U. B. lino of Tiro. Phoao for
axvte Corbott 680. Fred Balimaa, Prop.
McCoy Bros. An to Co.
Large beat equipped and only firoproof gar
age ia Nowhere. Whea making tha tour of
the picturesque and fertile Willamette Valley
stop at Nawberg and secure your ail. gas
and service. We employ mono but competent
workmen. Ratea reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Special accommodations fsr ladies.
Ladies' reat room. McCoy Bros., Newport;., Or.
Every Saturday
and Sunday
LOW BOTJMD-TXrr TAMXU
Are on Bale to Many Outdoor Rs-
sorts in VVontorn Oregori.
Tillamook County Bsacheo
are Portland's nearest beach re
tort. B a t li I n Is fins. Many
camps or tents for rent reason
able. Hswport latch
la famous for the acatrg whl-h
may b found there. Known tha
country over for many diversions
and attractions.
Maay rishlsar Streams
now at their best. Ask for fishing-
Bulletin.
City Ticket Office.
Coraor Slxtb aad Qak Streets.
John M. Hcott, General I 'ass-en far
Agent.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
GARAGES
Rail Auto
Oa NT. XOOD BAXLJbOAXJ CO.
ONE KIBE CALLS TOR TWO. RAH, AUTO
AT EOOD RIVER connect with Train 18,
leaving Portland at 18 a. m. Lanch at Hood
River. Rail Auto loaves for Parkdaia, soar
foot of Mt. Hood. 13:48. Returning, connects
; with Train IT, reach ing- Portland T p. as.
Wowaerfui oae-eay trip. Tareuga tteaata aa
sal O-W. R- A N. Portland City Ticket offioo.
Aute at Bead River eouaeeta with trala IS.
FITCHARD'S GARAGE AND
MACHINE SHOP
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Whoa making a tour of the far-famed Witlam
atte valley or whoa ia Independence en bui-
aa or pleasure, if you aoad gaa, oil, aarrioo
or storage, w are prepared to servs you. Wo
employ aoue but capable mechanic in oenr re
pair aepwnw. mmmmwmvMm p. n mm, ewuxeoue
treatment. Satisfaction guaranteed. South
Mais street. Independence, Or.
BANDON GARAGE
BANDON. OREGON
Whea veu visit the Coos Bay ooustrv en
busineee or pleasure do not fail U ste? at Baa.
don aad aee our marnifieont beach. While
hare aoouro your oil. gaa. ear-vice aad stos-ac
of u. We employ only experienced mechanic.
ASTORIA SEaASIDE
Elk Creek sod Cannon Beach
AUTO LINE
Twelv-paugT bus leaves Astoria thro
time daily, threuch eeaaootiea. Msete the
Oecra-iana from Portland. Pare to Seaside 84t
Seaside te Cannon Boaes Tbo. A, t. AUTO CO.,
Astoria. Phone 884.
x For Your
Sunday Outing
BULL RUN
PARK
75c
Round
Trip
ESTACADA
PARK
riBsert aTatttxal Bksenle mssorts la
tas Bfortawsst.
Osllrhttal ZatsmrbM Xlsotrlo Trip
Mo dust, smoke or oladers.
Trains First and Alder
Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company
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Now fireproof garage,
LAXTAJr, rrfoars.
an a aa a wrt Pi I lit s rm a stvt i
tVLAmAlu rAIXd A311LAMJ
Auto Stage .
Leaves Betel Oreueo, Ashland, aad
White Poliaaa HoteC Klamath Palls, at
8:30 a. et. daily eaieoiH Sunday, rare
oo; roans , trip, l.OB, Cass, N.
s owau'sTOTJS
NORTH I
BEACH
"Pride of the PacUitT
a ammtXmm mu9 1 Ymit .
than a deees intaroattng aad attractive
beaoh town i asaay fully equipped hotels
sad delightful -yeeort ledge, affordinff
aealtaiul and pleasant recreation,
for a deooriptive folder, far, tlakota,
reservations, train and steamer schedules,
apply te
CITY TICXTT ornCE 3D AND WAIE
INOT0N STREETS
A-8181: Broadway 4 M0
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