The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 26, 1917, Page 41, Image 41

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    THE OREGON5 SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, J AUGUST 26, ' 1017.
V
SEASIDE
(CtannMd mm Fm ngst. This iMtVa)
visiting relatives and friends at Sex
I sU.
! Registered at Locksley Hall durlng-
the past week were R. J. CTKnf,
Agatha Holloway, Mrs R. J. Huntlng
ton. Miss Virginia Huntington. Fred
F. Marlett. Mr. and Mrs. U A. Green.
Miss Perle Moffat t. Mrs. Maurice
Ooodrnan and daughter Betty. C F.
Berg. fcvrl Sandon. Charles Rafleld. W.
E. Crltchlow. W. D. Jamieson. F. D.
t Evans. B. Simon. Mrs. L. rrMmtn.
den. She has probably the finest col
lection in Oregon.
I. N. Flelschner returned to Port
land after spending the past week
with bis family In the attractive cot
tags on the south board walk.
J. Loolsson and Eds r Piper re-, Mr. and Mrs I. Ltdtnntn of Portland
turned to Portland Monday. Mr. Piper ; j,,,, Verne Weaver la the guest of
was a week end vlritor at the Louis-' Mrs Charles Wesley Jones In the
on cotUge on the north b ard Notoma cottage.
walk. Among the many Portland people
Mr. and Mrs C. 8. McCall of 8po- ' motoring to this resort the last week
kane were the host and hcstess at a were Mrs W. E. Miller. Laura Jean
deMghlful dinner rarty at the a. ,ore Miller. Edward Miller. GlaJys Fer
the early part of the week to a num- rail. Winifred Ridings and Mrs. Rey
ter of their Spokane friends that are nnlda. The party motored by way
summering at this resort. Among their of Tillamook with Edward Miller at
guests were F. W. Miller. Dr. and the wheel
Mrs. 8. R Oaten. Mr. and Mrs R. R. Mrs Harry H. liolsmao and daughter
Rog3r. Minerva, and son Ralph, are spending
Mrs. D E. Lee and family of Port- a few days at the beach. Ralph has
land, and Mrs. Lees mother. Mrs H. 1 jUSt returned from Eugene, where he
J. Lee of University Plane. Neb . spent was attending the summer .school ses-
the rest week at the re.h. They were ,ion at the university.
registered at the American. Mr and Mrs. H. p. Hawkins of
Miss Marie Iamar and Miss Ada : raducah. Ky.. arrived In Seaside by '
Walker of Portland returned home motor recently and were registered
Monday after spending an enjoyable mt tn Moore. They are Just eomplet-
week at the Never Ftll cottage. lnc an extensive tour of the North-I
Charles It. Booth returned to Port- west, and are on their way home by J
iana it stonaay eiter spermine- way or Cailfornla and the southern
week with Mrs. Booth and wi:i return route.
the latter part of the week to ac- Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schraeder and
company her home I their little daughter, and the fofnwr i 1
Mrs. Mary Meyers and daughter. , father, are spending a very enjoyable!
jugs, are passing an enjoyable vaca- . week end at this beautiful resort. Mrs.
tion here as the sueats of their son i Rchraeder. who was the only contest
and brother. Charles Meyers of the J ant to put In an appearance at th an
Bungalow orchestra, nual Christmas swim In '.he Wll-
Mr. Murlre Goodman and daughter. ' lamette at Portland Iaai winter, is
Betty, returned to their home the fore spending most of her time in aquatic
part of the week with Intention of feaua In the natatorlum or the surf,
returning the Utter part of the month j In preparation for the annual swim
and staying until October 1. net Christmas
Judge Cleeton spent the week end 1 Miss Annie Domeyer has returned
to Portland after spending an enjoy
able vacation as the guest of ber sis
ter, Mrs. Glenn Robinson.
Charles Rafleld, a prominent Port
land newspaper man. spent the week
end with his family at Locksley HaJL
Mr. Rafleld left Tuesday for an ex
tended business trip of two months In
the East.
Mr. and Mr. H. H. Hann and Mrs.
Hann's uncle, 3. E Suydarn of Park
dale. Or., are among the many people
from the Inland Empire that are tak
lng advantage of the cool ocean
breeses along Clatsop beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles RosenfelJ an J
daughter, Delphlne. were among the
many Portland people registered at
the Moore during the week of the golf
tournament at Gearhart.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Waldo Cos were
among the Portland people that en
Joyed the oool and Invigorating ocean
breeses the early part of the week.
Mark Woodruff. Oregon's publlicty
man paid Seaside a visit about the
middle of the week.
Frank J. Ensensperger of the Good
rich Tire company, Portland, passed
a day in Seaside while waiting for one
of the Hill liners at Flavel to take
him to San Francisco, where he will
join the government transport service.
Dr. J. W. Northup, a strong conten-'
der for the golf championship at Gear
hart last week, wa registered at the
Moore.
Portland people registered at the
Moore during the last week were the
following: J. R. Straight. Ed Fro..
man. Dr. J. W. Sternberg. E. Jean
Campbell. Dr. J. W. Northup, Dr. J.
H. Tuttle. Edith Porteln. H. C.
Campbell. Ralph H. Mitchell and son,
J E Nelson. Mr. J. B. Holbrook,
Elisabeth Holbrook. Minerva Holbrook,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lane. Fred W.
Graves. Mr. and Mrs F. O. Ellis. C.
B Hanson, Frank Vortmare, R. E.
Barrett, C. R. Kelly. L. A. Means. J.
W. Day, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Howard.
Mrs. A. Eastman. M. D. Carter, C
K. Cochran and family, Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Howard, Mrs. F. McCrillls,
Kenneth McCrillls. Mrs. and Mrs. W.
O. Feenaughty and Donald Feen
aughty, B. M. Howard. Elbert J.
Burns, Julius Low, Mrs. N. M. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ledbury, O. H.
Becker. C. A, Campbell, W. B. C-onin.
Miss Mayme Stack, Mis Blanche
Clover, Sol Blumauer, Henry Schaefer,
Dr. and Mrs Henry W. Coe. Dr. O.
W. Elliott. J. B. 8telnbach. Leslie W.
Ewlng. Mr. and Mrs. John Brooke.
Mrs. L. L. Butterworth. Miss Lucille
Bristol. Mrs. L. Bristol. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rosen f eld. Miss Delphlne
Rosenfeld. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Latour
ette, Mr. and Mrs. R. 6. Scott, Louis
Goldsmith. George H. Lovejoy. Her
man Von Bore tel. Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
McCall. Kr. and Mrs. C A. Morden.
L. O. Richardson, Mrs. A. J. McGuf
fey. Mrs. R. F. Lyttle. Dorit Lytle,
Mrs. McDonald. Miss E. Pester. Mr.
and Mrs. L. Talbet, Jtfr and Mrs. M.
B. Shea, Milton P. Marcus. Jessie
Marcus Jennette McLaren, Mrs. W.
S. Bridges. Beulah Bridges. F. Mc
Taggart, L. Revears, 8. B. Barker,
Joseph Fox, Ida Hogoboom, Gladys
Balton, Sadie Ettelson. Blanche E.
Small, Mark Woodruff, Gertrude
Churchman, F. M. Dempsey, Mrs. 8.
J. Qelaler, Ae-nold E. Johnwon, Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Mercer. Mrs. Harry Hols-
man, Minerva C. Holxman, Ralph Hols
maa, E. J. Wendling.
Out of town folks registered at the
Moore Include: Mr. and Mrs W. O.
Ay re. Baker, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. W. FX
Leppel. Mrs. Paul Wlson. Miss Anna
Leppel. Joseph, Or.; M. D. Evans, Mrs
M. H. Evans. Estacada, Or : Mr and
Mrs. A. N. Minton. Wheeler; Mrs. T.
W. McCormlek. Mrs. Alice 8tanley.
Galesburg, Wash.; Alice Shaw. Boise;
Albert Menke and mother. Glendlve;
H. J. Overturf, George A. Jones, R B.
Gould, H. A. Miller, Ben J, Or.; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Jacobson, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. a B. Sellers, Astoria; Nina Van
Allen. Ellen Long, Haines, Or.; Ida
Culver, Seattle; Mrs. J. M. Jamieson,
Ida M. Jamieson. Frances Tats, Roger
Jamieson, Spokane; J. A. Lake, Clar
ence Fargher. Arthur Fargher, The
Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. James G. Camp
Bell. McMinnviUe; Mrs. J. O. Mack,
Miss M. G. Mack, Tbs Dalles; F.
W. Bond, Pendleton; Mrs. John Phalr,
Oakland, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Latourette. Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs.
George N. LeRoux. Mary LeRoux, Spo
kane: Henry Carstens, Seattle; Arthur
Freed, Seattle; Mrs. George Grundy,
8 an Francisco; Charles H. Miller.
Chicago; W. 8. Rogers. Spokane; C.
A. McLaughlin. A. McLaughlin. Hel
ena. Mont.; Mrs. J. L. Wlndexnute,
Walla Walla; R. C. Rockwood, Min
neapolis; Miss Dora F&tland. Tacoroa:
Miss Irene Hall. Wlnlock. Wash.: J.
Phalr, Ban Franclsoo; Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Johncon, Seattle; Alphonse King,
Seattle; E. M. Taylor, Butte. Mont.;
R. B. Bennett. Hood River; Mrs. F.
W. Bond, Pendleton; Antonetts Babel,
Pasadena, CaL
Registered at tbs Beacon ere M.
Rosenburg, Seattle; R B. Folks, A. L.
Miles. Tillamook: F. L. Sturxlk. H. An
derson. North Taklma; Sergeant Major
Kenning, Vancouver. B. C: J. W. Mc
Murray, San Franclsoo; Ray Jackson.
M. Thomson, J. E. Watson. Mrs. Oscar
Wayman and son, Hugh Mason, Veler
Oberle. Dr. M. M. Bettman. Mrs. C. 8.
Long and son, Miss Elisabeth Devoe,
Mrs. Charles Edmonds. Miss Alice Ed
monds, Miss El nor a Edmonds. Frank
Koenlr. Jr., Dr. and Mrs. W. 8. Rey
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schmidt.
Portland.
J. W. McMurrsy was a recent guest
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller.
Charles F. Berg and B. Simon spent
the week end with their - families at
Locksley Hall.
Registered at the Natatorlum hotel
are Corporal Clifford Helgerson. Mrs.
E. M. Wlnsor, Mr and Mrs A. E.
Spalding, Mr. and Mrs. O. Lane, Mrs.
D. Franklin and family. Mrs. I. N.
Day and Irving Day. Portland; Rev.
C. F. Knoll. Chehalls, Wash.; Anna
Henrlch. Sheridan, Or.; R. M Smith.
Baker; Mary Pahlltseal. ChehaUs; Mrs.
E. Teo, Dayton, Ohio; Andrew Rood.
Miss Minnie Rood, Heppner; .Dora C
Andrewsen. Slavis Andrewsen. Mildred
HaraHn, Salem; Mrs.AdAii Jfroser, Miss
Kate Newell. Scappooee.
Mrs. J. O. Mack and daughter are
pending a week at the Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blakely. with
their two children Dorothy and Leon
ard Jr, are visiting with Mrs. Charles
Blakely at Seaside.
GEARHART
Gearhart, Or, Aug. IS.- Lieutenant
James Cellars arrived Saturday to
visit his family.
Mrs. Henry Kirk and sons, John
and Douglas, are established in the
Travis cottage until September 1. Mrs.
Kirk takes great pleasure in knitting
socks for soldiers and giving lessons to
the other women in the summer colony
so that Uncle Sam's boys will not have
to want for warm socks this winter.
Mir a Kirk' expects to bave 60 pairs of
socks finished by September 1.
Mrs. D. P. Price and children. Mar
garet. Elliott and Joe, returned to
Portland Friday after passing the en
tire summer in their cottage.
Mrs. Emma: Nelson is the guest of
Mlas Ella Hirsch.
Mrs. Frank A. Moore of Walla
Walla returned to her home after
taking part in the tournament at
Gearhart last week.
Among the strong contenders for
the rolf championship was C. M.
Weatherwax of Aberdeen. Wash. He
returned to his borne the early part
of the week.
J. W. Chlvers of Helena, Mont., ar
rived Monday to join his family that
has been vacationing In Gearhart for
the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dittenhoef fer
left the fore part of the week after
spending an enjoyable summer with
their children at this beautiful resort.
Miss Ida Wadell of Portland Is the
charming guest of Mrs. John Beard.
Miss Wadell will leave the fore part
of the week for her home.
C. W. Helderman returned to his
home in Astoria the early part of the
week. Mr. Helderman was also among
the many participants In the golf
tournament.
Dr. and Mrs. Tllser have entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Julius GolcUmith for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Metcger
have returned to Portland.
Lieutenant Graham Glass, Jr.. ar
rived, in Gearhart recently to visit his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jllggins were
recent Gearhart visitors and returned
to their home.
Mrs. D. P. Price was the hostess at
four course luncheon Wednesday aft
ernoon In honor of her sister, Mrs.
A. T. Hill, snd daughter, Mary Alice
of La Grande, who have been visiting
her for the past two weeks. Those
present besides the hostess were Mrs.
George Russl, Mrs. Harry Durand,
Mrs. Rudolph Wilhelm, Mrs. A, T.
Hill and Mary Alice Hill.
"Mrs. William Fernbacker and daugh
ter will return to their home In Port
land the early part of the week
Mr. and Mrs. George Frost -will re
turn to their home at an early date.
They are ardent golf enthusiasts and
have spent the greater part of their
time on the links.
Mrs. W. S. Morgan and her charm
ing daughter Lillian returned to their
home in Portland after spending the
last six months at the beach. Miss Lil
lian hair been the occasion for many
enjoyable parties during he stay.
Miss Susanna Caswell was the
charming hostess to a number of
Gearhart youngsters the latter part
of the week at a very elaborate dinner
party. Those enjoying her hospitality
were tho following: Dorothy and Lil
lian Mltciell, Margaret Cook, Joan
Chantrlng, Bertha Goodman. Mary
Channin?, Ronald Honeym&n, John
Channing, Ben Lombard. Douglas
Nlcol. James Van Schuyler, Jack
Dougherty and Ambrose Cronln. v
SEAVIEW
Seavlew, Wash., Aug 2b. Mrs. Wil
liam Pollman, Miss Louise Pcllman.
Miss Edna Pollman and Miss Geleer,
prominent people from Baker, Or., are
spending a fortnight at the Hackney
cottage. " 'r:-'i
Mrs. T. Osmund, who Is spending
few weeks at Seavlew, spent a few
days in Astoria last week Instructing
the Astoria Red Cros chapter
Rev. c. Perrln of Malta, Montana,
was the guest of his brother, H, JB
Perrln, at Seavlew, for a lew days last
week. Rev. Perrln has returned to his
home In Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schoof and family .
returned to the . city last Tuesday af
ter enjoying a vacation at Seavlew.
Mrs. M. Tomkina returned to Ken
newick. Wash., last Tuesday.
Jacob Schwlnd of Portland Is spend
ing a fortnight v-Jsiting with Mrs.
Jacob Schwlnd In their cosy cottage
near the track.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Feldenheimer of
Portland spent the week end at the
Shelburne. They were Joined by their
son Paul Feldenhelmer. who is sta
tioned at Fort Canby.
Otto Schwlnd of Portland U visiting
with bis aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ,
Jacob Schwlnd. at the attractive
Schwlnd cottage.
Spending two weeks at Shelburne
are Hopkln Jenkins, principal of
Jefferson High School, and his mother,
Mrs. T. Jenkins.
Mrs. J. M. Ford of Portland is visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs Henry J.
Schulderman, at the SchulJrman cot
tage near Seavlew
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorfre L. Putnam and
son Iofen arrived last week from
Kelso, and are now established in their
winter home.
The drills given by the Kllpnan Sta
tion life savin it company alwxvs draw
a number of lntPrrstd spectators and
admirers from tin- nmnmor vihIIoi-s at
Seavlew. Last Tfiosday morning being
an exceptionally rlfur inoinuifr a large
number made the trip.
Mrs. D. M. iicDniialil and Miss Fla-
via McLwtiold of f'ortldn.i arr .-ooum-
iftg for a few iluvs nt liolmun.
Mr. and Mtk. 1 1 n i y J. Kchulderman
and children, Mtine uii1 Petor Schul
derman, are establlshnl in ihfir nt-
(font lulled on Puce Klrvn Thl Kfrtli.n)
Tfw Gnnnt Nnrthwnxt A mTw4jac Maturnl Rosort Section.
-WHERE TO STAY-
WHERE AND HOW TO GO-
nr.ACH REsoirrs
-WHAT TO SEE
BEACH RESORTS
OCEAN PARK
Spend )our vacation at Ocean Park. It la by the orean shore, yet
sheltered from the ana breeses. It is near the bay. Boating, fishing,
surf bathing, clams and crabs aplenty. Living expenses are low here.
Rents for cottages or tents are low. Ocean I'ark has excellent stores,
carrying large and well-selected stocks at reasonable rates: also high
clasa confectionary stores. Tou will find here a restful homelike at
mosphere and an ideal summer vacation playgmind.
We, whose names are signed hereto, invite you to come:
Alts M. Petersom. Zee Cream aad
Candy
X. a. Campbell, Zee Cream, Candy
aad rest Cards.
WX K. rarest. Groceries
hegrea. Si Son, Batcher fbvo
Treads on ft Brows, General Mer.
eaaartlse
I PEACH RESORTS N BEACH RESORTS
'1ARSMFEL
and Coos County, Oregon
Tbe trip to Oona Bey (a en of tbe wortb while tripe of tb Wrmt. If jrm enjoy
betln. Coo tj with lti nameroai trtboUHee offera yon epleodld port. Do joa enjoy
ftahlngT The atreane of Cooe Coanty are faaxms for their fly fUhlne. Do roe want to
camp oxit. to bant bif gm. to pick bmi. to ylmlt the ocaan beach? Then come to
Marahflakl. toe mummer capita) of tbe land. of oat of doors dellfbt. Tbe days are cool
and brartae bee do matter bow bot tinj Bay be island. Tbe roads are good; come down
and llt tha beeaty spots of Coos and Curry ooostlae. For Illustrated booklets or fur
tfcer Inf.irinattoe t . ,t to the Becretary of tbe Chamber ot Cosaww. Marahfleld. Oregon.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
OCOPME
e
Tillamook City
77 Gateway to the Land of Out -of 'Door Delight
Oregon's Finest Beach Resort
Tbe rttlstos of Tlllaatoek larlte yoe to sr
year vacation bare where the aalty taos mt tb
will brio im haaJtb ind atiwafta.
T.IIimno City la Ux naiaral gateway te tb
laod ot M oaotahiborg mtrr dm, of foreat-elad
treontalre and eea-ewept ahore. Pactfle City.
Nebafeia. Barocean. Garibaldi Beech and man
otlier amasT reaorts ara eoally accaaaibie
tnm TllUnvofk lit. You will find here la
ti,ta land ot rdnr and man? watrra pWnt)
of troat atreama where yoe can natch yoar
wtta with the flrm-meetrd apvcklcd oaasrie.
Hera. ton. ynq will flod clama and craba, mua
ala and aaaflth with boatine and bathing aad
eenrr uoaurpaaanL lrla qvrr and make
Tlllamrok Cltj jaar headquartere dorlng yotir
vacatloa. The following proa-roaalre firma will
firm fv forthar iniormatloe:
HaJtaa'a Dapartoseat Btara.
The TUIameok KoW. a sew aad atrtetly mod
an batal.
Tha Tillamook Oarage. Ou, 00. bWrrtoe aad
Aatamebila Aihmiioi laa,
The Katal Iuh;. tha pUee af 0e4 Zata,"
Tha TUlaAoak Cooaty Bank.
lUral taarast, TUlajaoak'a loading rae-
Uuut.
F. a. Baala, Faolf ia City Cajnp wreeada.
KalUa W. Wataoa. Baal Zatata aad Insuraaee.
HOTELS
22.
BUNGALOWS
BeaUiag. Pestle-. Ore
NATATORIUM
Phase Mass 7270
Ooqnille. tbe roaoty arat of Coos Connty. la on.
the Uouullle blTer and is one of the nrlnrloal
citle on the pew Ouoa Bay line of tbe Koutli
ern Pacific. Tbe cttlaena of Coqallle Inrltp
ou to come to Oooatila wbathrr too are an
auto tourlat. a big game buntar, a flabrrman t
a aummer facacionlat. alaka Coqallle our
uraaqaarcere wniw tcmrmg uooa Count. (Jo-
guuie baa ao excellent botel. Tbe Baxter, and
man progreasiT and anbatantlal atorea car
rying large atocka. If you are a bomeaeeker or
inveator, Coqallle baa much to offer you. For
further information along any of tbe above
j MOUNTAIM RESORTS. I
A m ttw&z
ii 1 1 va arm. atmr af-av tv i .-r t i.nv'
ii iiirn Hi n n nirii i TCai-
ii mm at w ai i , v mi
any of tbe progresalTe f Inns ! fh .
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
Forest Hall
lioes write to
luted below.
J. I. BAKTOIT, Xgr. The Title Co.
COQUILLB TaXLET MXaCAXTIXX
THE HOTEL BAXTER.
rAKMIBS ME-ICHAHTS BAXX.
riJlIT VATIOVAI. BAJTX.
VQM trxii, .atomobile sooeasor.
ana apviting goaa.
TVUBXAS B PKARMACT.
FABMXSB' T7VI01T BTOBZ.
COQUIXLZ LATJWDKT ft ICC CO.
TITLE OTJARANTEX ft ABBTBACT CO.
BANDON-BY-THE-SEA
THE DRIFTWOOD
OPEN ALL YEAR
The most unique and picturesque houss In the world. Hot and cold salt
water baths la connection.
TabU Board a Specialty. LONG BEACH, WASH.
Overlooking
the Ocean
Kandon. oa tbe abort ot the Pacific, near the month of tbe Caqnllle liver, cordially Invitee
ine toonat ana uaatr varationiat. Hare yog wiu nod an Ideal climate wbere it la awrer
hot. our la It ever coad. liar oa will find all tha pleasure of the aeacoaat combined
wlt.i the dellghta of-outdoor lite. Bendoo la tbe Gateway to Curry coanty. where the beat
fiablng la Orrjon la to he had. aad where big ium la plentiful Cotoe over to Bandon In your
auto, rree camping eite. Itaodue baa a high claaa hoteL Tb Hotel Ualllar. aad progrei
aire an up to-iiau atore rarryiag large atocka. An Southern Pacific agent will tell yoa
tow to get to Bandon. or you can write for farther Is forma I km to any of lb iprogrnalT
firm luted mm;
HOTEL MOORE
Seaside, Clatsop Beach, Oregon American Plan
Most attractive spot on tbe South Shore of Clatsop Beach. Four hours frtm
Portland, via 8. P. A fl. Hy.: hO minutee from Astoria, where connections are
made with all boat lines. Finest beach this aide of San Diego. Excellent
bathing, boating, fishing, golf, auto tripa. walks to Tillamook Head aad. many
other Interesting spots Sea foods a specialty.
Ask for Booklet- DAN J. MOORE. Prop.
NEWPORT
hotxx ouim
BABK OT BAVDOIT
BABTTO OlOCUT
flBBT KATIOK AX.
JOBV DICXIT. Oaaarai Marebaadiaa
BAXDOK SAXirWABZ. Sporting OooAt
rAJthtXAS' ITTTPLT BTOBX. wa'l Mare'adiaa
O. A. TB0WBBTDOZ. Oeseral Merchaadlaa
VXTTtrXX STDCiO
HOTEL SUNSET
BEACH
CENTER
STATION
Ideal spot, modern family hotel. C own try and seaekore combined.
ocean in full view. Large yard for children, croquet ground, beat cuisine and
table service, fishing, surf bathing, electric lights. Buy railroad tickets to
Beach Center Station. Trains step right at door. Poetoffice, Long Beach,
Wash. Rates reasonable. MKS. DEDMAN, Proprietor.
Nehalem
The NehaJem country Is Oregon's
Ideal vacation district. NehAlem
is located on the NwbsJem river
aad is leas than three miles from
the ocean anora. Here you will
find heaUth and rworeavtion. boat
ing on the Netvalem. trout fishing
In the nearby mountain stream,
taking long hikes along the
ocean's shore. You can mavke Ne
halem your headquarters for there
Is a most excellent hotel here, or
you can find scores of beautiful
camping spots ceavr Nehalem. Ne
halera's progreaaive merchants
carrr largw and well assorted
atocka of goods at reasonable
prices to supply your needs.
If you are looking for a good
location It will pay you to In
vestigate the opportunities to be
found at Nehaiam. Here Indus
try and Intelligence find a sure
reward. Kor furtl-er information
write to any ht the following; pro
gressive firms: NehaJem Hotel.
II. W. Tohl. proprietor: Tohl ft
Anderson, gnerxU merchandise:
Nehalem Drug Co.: The La y lam
boy Amusement Psrior; D. 2.
Peregoy, confectionery and flatting
tackie: Nehelem River Transfer
Co... or R A. Effenbergcr.
LONG BEACH HOTEL
LOBO BZACK. WAXH.
Leeatae oa tb World Tamoo North Beactt.
11am. crab, aurf bathing Thla hotel la well
prepared to make our etay pleasant. Large.
airy room, areas 1 etew. Sum rery d4r
bl cottage far real. Rate leaaoaabl. tot
rarther tnrormetloa addrea
X. K. TIXXXX. rrep.. Leag Baa oh. Waah.
BOUTBT B1AOX
ITWrOal, OXieOS cexafort
able aad coartnleot. S and S
moat coltage. fnrniobed cvm
plrte, with fre wood, (6 pei
week, teat bogeee 1-4 per week
A rise place for rh kiedles
go4 beech aad rise rorf bath
ing, rroat flahrag, clam and
haatlns. For roaoreattoae r
farther informatloa rail or write
iwooa SOS Stork Bxchaag bnild
Ing. Prrtlaad. or pboee Mala STee.
BAY CITY
stay City 1 one Of Tillamook oewaty' moat
charming aU-tbe-yeer-roaad resorts. So city
eajtvg w uregoa ooaai ! mor xaenrasi or
pletoraeaaely lrated. It Is la th rery brt
ot toe tc lion man. ii rai mayor trout riah
tag. digging clam, oaten lag crab, bathlag.
Boating hiking along in a abor. then siaa
to apeod your eaoatkio at Bay City. Bay tit
baa exceuent hot! aad well etocked atore.
Whether yoa want te at at th hotel, camp
oat or real a aammar bom, oar need re a
aw eared lor her. Hay utt ha a fuiur and
la worthy of too careful laeee-Ugstton. For
tuformation address any of the enterlstag
m in uinaii iirm iiaiaa neww:
The TUlamook Bay Co.
The Bay new Xotei
The Weleon Bepartoneat Btere.
Bay Olty Storage at risnsrlee Oo.
Bay City Drag Co.
c
Where to Stay at Seaside
J
Rhododendron Inn. Mt Hood
Baastlral Mo take Beaart. Mtwi H
hark aad Zig-aUg mownuia. ee Xig-Zag rir
esd Brill creak. Large cetneated swusxalag poL
madira dasee saU. aaddl hnmi. tesnl sad
etas set giaase. kaadqaartefe fee naias
Bat sAAO per dry. Ill te (IS see week. rr
- raD X. 115. Mala XM. afBAV
KMU. yaAKiXTTI. Prop-. Xig-Xag. Oe,
The Colonial Hotel and
Apartments
BJLBXDBj OBXOOjr. one block from
ocean. Electric lights and elect rlo
stoves for light housekeeping. Free
suto bus to and rrom all trains, r. D.
Lindsley, Proprietor.
The Beacon Hotel
Centrally located and atrlctty medera. Large
airy room. Reaauaabt rat. Addrea 1 A
htclatir. TBI Broadway at.. Sea ate. Or
THE AMERICAN HOTEL
half black from
larg rooaaa, eoaafartabl
Mear. AUceM. Smith. Seaaios.
strictly high el.
opgnmilm Hotel
Oregom's Ploaeer and opalar Becrsa.
tlon and Coast Bsort
No other cot resort has more
pleasures and attractions than New
port. Splendid surf bathing, boating
on Yaqulna bay, trout-fishinj, clams,
crabs and rock oysters, rare and
beautiful water arates, moss agates
and Jaspers on the beach. Many In
teresting near-by points to rfsit. In
cluding Otter Rock, the Devil's
Punch Bowl, Seal Rocks, Elk Tiity
and the Sileti District.
Newport has many progressive
merchants carrying large stocks.
Newport is famed for the excellence
of its hotels, such as the Abbey
House, which has been favorably
known for the past 40 years. There
are furmsbea or unfurmsnea houses
or tents to be had, and you can live
as simply as you care to. Why not
spend your vacation here? You will
Hke Newport. The following pro
gressive firms are thoroughly reli
able and will give you the best of
service:
The Abbey Hotel
Newport Navigation Co.
Taqulna Electric Co.
Terex Mercantile Co.
Western State Bank.
W B. Hartley, phonographs and sew
ing machines.
Charles H. Gardner, garage snd re
pair shop
Ollmore Dry Goods Co.
Dawson Drug Co.
Newport Ice Fish Co.
Charles Saunders, lapidary and manu
facturing Jeweler.
White House Restaurant-
Charles El Walt, lapidary and manu
facturing jeweler.
George H. Wilcox, general mase.
W Ik lam H. Miller. lapidarUt ana
msnufactvrlng jeweler. i
Armitage Drug Co.
A. 1 Thomas, agate cutting and
mounting and sepia and hand colored
pictures of Oregon.
Newport Lumber Co.
TBB--rarTIiAJK
tzzoajbtoob:b
BALABXDB BXIOBT.
Why not spend your vacation this
year on Garibaldi Beach Tou will go
back to your work with keener sest
after spending a few weeks by the
ocean shore. Cllmatlo conditions are
iaeai Here. matter how brightly
the sun shines Its heat is moderated
by the prevailing sea breeze. You will
find plenty to do here to pass the time
pieananiiy. uo you enjoy sea fishing,
trout fishing, boating, catching crab,
dlrclni clama or taktna- lnn hllraa
f trough the woods or along the shore?
' you do. then this Is the place you
are looking for. If you want to rent
a furnished cottage or a tent, stay at
a hotel or secure private rooms with
board or learn more of this district.
Write to any of the reliable and nro-
gresslve firms or individuals listed
below:
T. r. XUXSB. stationary, candy aad freit:
rooms t rut
J- XXXXa. rmrxdxhd eottagea, also privet
iwams aad Vaard.
rXAXX BXATTT, geasral marohaaalaa.
A. O. WAIXIXO. Oamy Comfy, faraiabW est-
tages aad tact.
0. O. BTXXS. geaeral mwrobaadlsei eettasaf
aad teat far rant.
t P-f HAJZa,. baegase aad east ass aad
7- 2TIE- agat far Midway Beach. I
C W. BOSS aettavea md l.M. tar I
L. L. TAB IfOBTw-ICX. barber, skep. Hl-
Uaxdi. howling aad onfctieary.
FXAKX HAXT. BTnritor Hart Coatent
(Lakt. Ltle). farauhed ecttagaa aad taau
iv raax. raene xaarsaau sob.
Addraaa all af tha ahara at laskim
fic-a, Oragea.
GARDINER, Ore.
Oregon' aeweat and moat beaotlfnl Vara tie Land. Gardiner la tbe outfitting paint for
tbe famous Smith Hirer conn try, wbere hunting and fishing r unexcelled. To the ma a
who loeea the great outdoors the Smith Blear country and the Umpqoa district is the
ngler'i paradlae and tb sportsman' happy banting grounds. Come to Oardlser aad make
tb Hotel Gardiner your beadqoarters. T can aecor year outfit and aspplies for
camping oat here is Gardiner from th General Merchandise store bare, which carry larg
nd wall selected stocks at ronbl price. Don't fall to Tlalt Winchester Bay, BeedV
nort and th other points of la terra t while you are bar. For further lafoxmatioa about thla
country writ to any prograiT firms listed below:
TKZ 0AXDIXIB H0TXL, T. B. Alias, stasager.
BZZS, JAJrxXLX A 00.. Oeaeral Mereaaaais.
QAXDUfXB MIT.I.TXQ CO.
riXST JIATIOBAL BAVX.
W. P. BEES.
EBME8T UAaSELL. Jeweler.
Any Soathara Paolfie agent will be glad te give yoa a booklet dMcriptle of thla distriot.
Forest Hall is distinct,
ive and is in a class by
Itaelf. It is to Oregon
what tho Mission Inn i
to Southern Ca Ifurnla
r'cieet Hall seeks i
cater to per sons of iul
tuie, refinement and 11s
criminution. Built aftr
the style of the old-time
mansions in the Soutn,
It radiates the spirit ot
Southern hospitality
You will be charmed by
the old Colonial silver
-T ana tne crotcn-mahux
in the old time was i so universally found in th homes of aristocracy of
ntellect In the South. The Southern beaten-oiscults, fried chicken. ,L,
Jelly-pie, and Dixie nut-wafers served at Forest Hall are not to b. found"
eleewhere on the Columbia Highway. A breakfast, lunchon si'toi i,o,,
tea or dinner at Forest Hall will add the ultimste touch of pleasure in
satisfaction to your trip over the Columbia River Highway, "lion In
advance so that we may make adequate preparation for your comfort .na
ansa Ainr ktb-ceb. Hostess.
-Phone -forest Kail. B-idal Veil. Oregon.
"LA CA5A MONTE"
Th most attractive resort in tbe mountain.
' mile from Portland, In a National Foreat
on th Zlg-Zag nrer. Inside and outatd lvp
ibg quarter. Our own dairy and garden.
Good till at any time. All mountain paatlmea
ana recreation. Dally mail. Talaphoo thxuuili
Zlg-Zag Banger tatloo. Bate reasonable,
i'ur dally stage caU AMt U0. or alaia til.
JOHN S. G HEX N WOOD. Wslcbes. Or.
Crater Lake Lodge
on the rim of CBATSJ T-amrsi, Ore
gon' greatest scenle wonder. Auto
stage make direct connection with S.
P. trains at Medford dally. Only 20
hours from Portland. July 1 to October
1. Information from any B. P. ticket
agent or Tourist Travel Bureau agents.
i nira and Waanington.
HOTELS
WHEN IN
8 ALEX 8 TO? AT
HOTEL BLIGH
"A Home Away from Home."
STRICTLY MODERN 11 PER DAT
100 BOOKS or SOLID OOhtyOHT
Italy Hotel in Bualnea Diatrlcl.
Multnomah
Lodge
OolnmMn iyw KigBway
83 sOlss "Prom -Portland
Starting point. Larch
Mountain and Multnomah
Falls trails
aUaaa T1"T'' TiTITIrjhse
CHICKEN DINNERS
ftttrletlw Soma flmM..
Ideal for eummer vaca
tions Excellent acoom
moxlatlons for ovar-nle-ht
Suesta.
. J. KAUFJtANN. Pron
XrfaT XMstaaee Phone.
The Jewett Farm Resort
Tb Jewett Farm Horn la Juat acrue tUe
Columbia from liood Klr, on th bloff of
rhc Columbia. 340 acre of beauty. Choice of
room la eottagee or main dwelling. A charm
ing place to arDd a few werha. It has a dls
UncUe peraoaallty. Oool. healthful, scenic.
Th best of food well prepared and daintily
and appetlxlngly aerred. Addrcaa Jewett Farm
Home, w hit halmon. Waah.
The Todd Hotel JT
For ear th Todd Hotel has been well and
favorably known for th excellence of lti
aerric. Clean and ilr room, comfortable
Deoa, weu eooaed mraia with generous por
tion ana reamnaDie rate make It a place
ou win oe pieaaed to patronise. When you
come to xuuimuoK umkc me loaa liotl your
ueaoquaxiera. i a. uuantieCE, rrop., lUla
niox. trigon.
r
A hit fmt Kar1f slm eil la. a B 1
R. W. J. iiciawBrm, Hott, WiUt mUdmum,
V BlBH.
TltAVKli
Hood River Valley
North Beach Inn
L0r 1ZXCH. WASH., racing ocean. Room
tl day od dp. lnrlndtnr free nse of A COM.
MUX ITT XITCHT AJTD DrXIXO BOOK.
H07gXJtXfUfO TEXT SOUSES furnished.
S5 week. Phone Marshall 2JCW. i-Ull, or Bos
191. Long Beach. Waah.
VILLA CAMP
"All AJTEXICAX"
Oa Bar View Bab a th TUlamook ghor.
J- !T sad.tkrw reom eettag eoovlelaly
faraiah4 for light be uac keep lag. rare meua
taia water, alsetrl llghtt. uaitary tell eta.
Fretsotsd from e krwaae. elos t beaoa.
Cairn, erab treat fishing, everiaoks Tilla.
meek Bar. Zdal aunusar raoatiaa apot. Tor
iaeai num aaa raxa a area 1 i. zU A
Sea. Bar Tlew. Or.
oe to iBjuvaa uomj aircr alley al a
minlmnm of xpena with a maximum of
eomrurt ana cwoien lenc aboara tb ML Hood
kallroad compaa's room aato rail ear. Me
duat so Jolt no Jar. Motor at Hood RJrer
connect with Train No. S from Tcrtland oely
Hood Hirer te Parkdahm. Ask aay O-W. B. A
n. grill, at write A, Wllaoa. uperlntendest.
nw utc, ur. lAae.
WiliameUe Valley Southern Rj.
Oregon city to Mt. Angei via Beaver
Creek, iiullno. Liberal. Moialla and
Monitor. Four passenger trains dally
in each direction, two of which leave
Portland from First and Alder depot
it I A. 11 and 0:20 P. M, Plenty of
trout, wild strawberries and olack
berries along thla line. Orgnt B.
Dlmlck. president. Oregon City. Or.
BE.4.CH RESORTS
CervallU
0r-a
Tor fun Snfermatlon About
m. P. Ticket Agent
The CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL
Lorn Biaob. Wash. Board and rooan SIS w.
View of Oraaa. ftetabllehed SO ywara. gor ree
erve tir,e ddr tdlth Kelly. Long Bc. .
Ifassattas
HOTEL CRESCENT
Bates SS s ear. Oood anaaO aad
view of oceaa. For reaerra tkw. address Oraes
a. nann, Haanaiua, uregosv
THE BRADSHAW
rarnlastd Booms. Larg Kitchen for aaa ef
Ooeet. Pise View of Ocean. Cor. Newport and
Brook at. For rate and rwserratloas address
Mrs. H A. Bradahaw. Prop.. Kewport. ir.
Sea Crest Cottages
JTEw-pOXT, OBSOOaT
located ee th erwan front at Nye Reach.
Two, tore and fear ronra furnished eottage.
eVose te sra, aautortuis aad the bathing
beach. Esmrig lights sad rity water la ail
eottagee. These cottages have a splodl4
view mt tb breaker, are etoaa aad sanitary.
I xaeet all boat. Write for further loforma-
CHsUB A.BMS, Newport. Or.
HOTEL JULIAN
Onder sew management- Beat of food, wait
prepared, well red. generous portion. akUied
chef, well trained corps of waiter. Claaa see
air rooms, con fort able bed. Wsea makta
"Loop XYlps" through rail stop over sigst
st The Jsllaa. V will make year stay bar
plst. for r rvatlos addra Ovtel
Julia. CsrvalU.' wr.
CKXXXT CITT rVXXISHXD COTTA0EJ
NYE BEACH
Electrle ' light, aldewalk. sear beach 4
teres, for rates and reservations addraa
O. Seg. Proprietor. KewporC Or.
tt.
Ocean Crest Apartments
The Hotel Chandler
MAX SHrilLD, 02EO0B
Make the Hotel Chandler our headquarters
white Tloitlng to Coo Bay country or touring
BMng i ne uregoa roe ex. 1'ui is toe hotel of
leronal serrlce. We will do all in our power
to xuake your Tlalt with ua one of unalloyed
piearar. tl. i . ncneown. rropnetor.
Hotel LQuglilln
rntMT nsnw nnuix
Get acquainted with th beaut apot In tb
Immediate vicinity or I'ortland Portland auto
partlca-wiu nnd tb run out to Forest Grov a
trip of rare beaut You hare een tbe Co
lumbia Highway now aeo the picturesque Wil
lamette eaiiey. v will aerr ou dainty
nd appetising supper at moderate price,
or coins out for year Sunday chlcke dinner.
Pbon samoer ia party. Phone 783 forest
, L.
Gror. Or., at HA.
BHBRRCTT. Prep.
New Hotel Smeed
ETJOEXE, 0XIOOV
Botel of penooaJ aerrlce. When touring
Wratern Oregon make this botel our head
quarters. Aew and experienced management,
reuorated arid refurnished. Larg, airy
rouma, good bed, best ef meals, reasonable
rate. Central locatloa. free 'bus. Remem
ber tbe asm. "The New Biased," Eugene,
Or. M. K. MacRa. manager.
AUTO STAGES
RELIANCE MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES
Leave Third and Waslilugtva Ou. ila..,.
a. ni. Saturday 8 a. m. and 3 p. m.. ror
Welche, Tawueya, La Csa Moot and Uhodo-
dendnio. bound rrlrj aeasoa tickets $1. Govern
ment Camp A!t.bu. Climb Mt. Hood or vkiit
wonoerfui Glacier ail xpene paid. H4
each when four or more book. Ticket office and
watting room at DOXJEY B. BsuTH TXAVZL
BTJBXAV, 116 3.1 St.. Cor. Washington. Mar
shall 1V79. or call Irrlngtoa Oarag A Auto
Co., East 136. C-l2- PliXCX AXX0W CAJL8.
XXBEXVAXXOXS IX ASTAigi.
Mt. Hood Stages
Round-Trip Tickets $6.o0
Ze Arras, Waaaa, La Case Moats, Welch.
Tawney'S, xseeaaara aad xtura H
rsraswat Oaxap aad Betara S.M. Iai!y
Uft frits Beubedg Beed Oe 146 3d. sear
Alder. Mais 113. A -411. or AAsarsaa Xros.,
Us la Sal. Illuatrated Pamphlet oa leo.ut.
Ciaremont-Tavern
' Chicken Dinner
Crawfish
alantes aid.
Mala S9
GARAGES
: WvA-. A : :-y. ,: 1 iiii.-sw.
SUGGESTIONS TO TKAViiLElW
HAZELW00D
CANDY
nr nevtrxo fiokaoxs
Adds grestly to tne pleasure of a
vacation trip.
Seot by Parcel post or Express
te anywbere In United Statee or
Canada. Satisfaction and delivery
guaranteed.
THE HAZELWOOD
Confectionary and Restaurant
Washington Ht. at Tenta
Portland, Or.
STAR GARAGE T1k
Make our Gang your bendqaartsr when you
come to Tillamook. Agent for Oakland.
Mitchell and Maxwell cars. Btadebakar aarrtaa
a i lion. Bar-rice .ear oa call day or night
aoKuaoou ocisotis or all kinds. Inclosing
wti e.uu simume urea ana sore parts.
Up-to-date rascblne shoo where none but ex
pert mechanic sre employed. Oil. gas, servies
and torage; ladles' restroom. On of the
three beat qmppd garage to th Mat. Cor.
tint Tnae and yirst st. Fbon Ul Mo
tusi. w. b. Alderman. Prop.. Tillamook.
Sweet -Drain Auto Co.
EDO XXX. OBZOOX
While touring Willamette raliey or risltlnf
mou sicn.cnsi river risning country mas
Bugen oar headquarter and remember we
fnralab yon gas. oil. service, storage, reoair
and automobile: accessories, guaranteeing satis-
rrctioB. Agent ror Max on and sruoebakcr
ears. Tb Sweet-Urala Auto Co.. lOSO Oak
Ut. Kugene. Or.
The Grand Dalles Ferry Co.
UNt ferry rates on the Columbia river.
Crossing river between Tb Dalle Or., asd
Granonalle. Wssh. Day snd nirbt ervtc
Most direct route from Columbia kler Hlrh
way coiuiectlng with GoldetuUle. North Yski
its, Ellensburg, , Toppenlsb and tbe scenic
Klickitat valley. Automobile with panger
only i. uontMrcra n., f. a. n. n. wits u-w
a N. B n. . u. itmitn, oranddau. wa
ISarsxfleld-BasAoa Anto BtSsTw
White Peaoast Lisa, between Marsb field and
Baadou. tlira trip a day. ever th beautiful
realc Seven Derlla road. Buick and Oakland
six. Be ear to get Wbtt Peasant car
MoCOXMICX A EIiX0B. rrepneter.
, 1 V
Pacific Highway Garage
AL.., OXEOOM
On Parliic highway, serosa th street from
Hotel Marinu. Uaa. oil. service. tnrage, re
pair by expert mechanics, tomobil acce-
aorles. Make this your headquarter when
visiting to capital city or wan - touring
fVlllamene rail. HALT EHON A BUHNo.
Proprietor.
ZXX0BZ TAXX. r m apt
a. i . vim.
Address Ocsaa Crest Bockaway,
fsa for
trXca
j To) woornni u uim acxnowieOa-ed
fight I memnm ror aumsaer resort ma-
, Tcrtisln45.
Walther - Williams Garage
. TiiE DALLi.8. 0XEO0V
Ei stern Oregon's largest fire-proof garag.
Open day and nigbt. W are prepared to
ere ee e-ertably with ell. raa, storage,
autosnobll accessories and expert repairs.
Agents Studtbaker. lord, Dodg ears. Tourists
to Oregon sbotild sot fall to visit this his
toric city with it wealth of oasis charm.
Pbon Bed 861, The Dalles, Or.
MAXX. TBTE-kt TODAT
Films Developed FREE!
when prints ara
We pay return
Five-hour expert
ordered,
postage,
service.
Largest Photo Supply House in the
Northwest
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Woo'l-Larx Bid;.. Alder at W.',Park
TRAJTSEB COMPANIES
NEHALEM RIVER TRANSFER CO. -
Buy ' roar tickets tor Wheeler if stat7 te
blassanita las. Class te Bids, or the Not,
kah-sie Olatrlct. Our lauoco, the "Vaseta.
meets all train, fare to Mbaiai eaiy Sg
ecsta. W operate as auto bus to rll nearby
resorts, fare 1(5 ceat. We safe beats tot
rant and also aaak special ante trip t beau
era. XlafecrmcD or campers. . Prompt, reliable
and satlalactor service. AXLlhUsotf BBOaU
Neualeut. Oregon.
RIVER RESORTS
Str. GEORGIANA
ASTOBIA ABU WAT LABDIXCS
Leaves 7 a. a. dully. Sunday. t:30 a ts.
Returningi leave Astoria 2 p. to., arrives -Portland
W p. m.
STB. ttTBUHZ leave T.eB a. m. daily ex-
rept Sunday. Ueturnlng leave Aatoria T p. m.
Main 14ZX Washington street dock. A-4122.
KITTY MORAN
Th new tel plea aura catamoran boat ply
ing from I'ortland to Orrgun City dV way
potnl. Why not take your friend for nlc-
hlr oa Cedsr Island or some of the other
beautiful spot along lb Willamette. Wheu
you go to Oregon City go oo th Kitty Moras.
Leave Alder street dock s a. in. sad 3 p. m.
, ii a. oa., 2 p.. m. and
yarn only 16c rbose
week day and s a. m.
p. ca, oo Sundays.
Mnis BS1 or A-Bil.
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IS THE
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