THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 4, jl920.
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Rockaway Folk
Are Planning
Holiday
ROCKAWAY, fitly Plans for the
Independence day celebration to be
. held here on Monday. July 6, are com
plete. Miss Louise Krebs. daughter of
it C-Krebs. of the EUmore hotel, was
elected Goddess of Liberty in a popular
voting contest and will occupy a place
of honor in the parade which will be
: held, at 10 :30, and at the close of which
; a cash prize will be given for the best
; decorated auto. Tillamook's band will
'be In attendance all day and will assist
with the patriotic music at the commu-
ulty sing which is to bej led -by Mrs.
Victor Mlnnon of McMinnvtlle, and the
O. A. C nrxartet has been engaged to
, dispense Its harmony over the beach.
ITiere will be a steam swing for the
beach 'for toasting marshmallows and
roasting wienies, footraces, a tug-o'-war
and a baseball game between the teams
of Tillamook and Kerr-fGlfford of Port
land, a bathing girl parade on the beach
and the dancing pavilion and Princess
theatre will be open all afternoon. A.
A. Johnson of Tillamook will deliver the
oration. Funds for the celebration have
been raised by popular subscription and
all the towns and beaches from Wheeler
.to Tillamook are participating. This la
the only celebration in the county to be
- held this year. p
Rockaway, Or,' July 3. Plans are
being perfected for putting In a nata-
, tori urn here in the near future. Those
at" the bead of the project, expect to
have the tank -completed by the end
of August, and the whole natatorium
finished before the opening of the sea
son next year.
" What might have terminated in a
catastrophe was ait accident which hap
pened recently to a party of clam dig
gers from this beach. Mr. and Mrs. C.
N. Vanderwal, Mrs. Sadler and " Percy
Hughes were returning In a row
boat from the flats near Bayocean,
when their oar locks broke and the
boat was left adrift. Fortunately for
the safety of the party they drifted Into
shallow water, where the men of the
. party could drag the boat ashore.
Dri ftwood cottage is occupied by Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Saunders. Mr. and Mrs.
Logan Withers and their children, Doris,
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Lawrence and Van, of 1 Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mority of Sheridan
will occupy Spencer cottage during-July
and August. ' ' '
Dorothy and Annie Cowgill of Port
land, are visiting their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gray, for the coming
fortnight, at Brownie camp.
Established at Dune cottage for ' the
season are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scneuf
Der of Portland. : '
At Grant cottage for all summer are
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mlnnon of Mc
Minnvtlle. I V , -
George Sutherland and his parents
are Installed in Lincoln cottage, for the
whole season. s
Enjoying a short outing at STewcomb
cottages are Helen Johnson and Caro
line Seufert. both of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert C Roa and family
of Beaverton are at Polly Anna cottage.
Miss Alice Gibb is the guest of Mrs.
Schrader at Eromle cottage.
Harrison cottage has been taken for
the summer by Mr. and Mrs. L. Fries
and daughter of 'Portland.
Mrs. W. E. Wells and children. Clyde
and Mary Eleanora, are ' visiting the
former's father, W. B. Da vies, at
Saltair. ' t
Washington" cottage houses Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Arndt of Portland, who are
here for a -week's vacation. ,
In Idol cottage. for the season Is
A. H. Johnson of Portland. .
Knott Inn cottage will be occupied
all season by Mrs. E. J. Mead of Or
chard, Wash. J 5 - i .
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stevens and family
of Portland, who- have . just returned
from California are making a brief
stay at Rockaway cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mink are
domiciled In Ocean View cottages.
Established in ; Set Dura Inn cottage
are Mrs. Margaret B. Baird and Donald
Baird of Portlands . J
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Othus of Portland
are in Evergreen cottage for a fort
night. ... " l- i , : , f.
In Camp Comfy are a party of Shrln
ers and their families, who came by way
of Sheridan In three : automobiles Mon
day. The members of the party are
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Flicklnger of Spo
kane, - J. G. Pollock and son, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Daniels of Seattle,. Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. DeMers of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. J. R. Pollock and Helen Pol
lock of Salem. - t -
Mrs. E. F. Losh of Hillsboro Is at
Retreat cottage lor the summer.
" Mrs. L. McAdams and the Misses
Mary Peery and : Althea Stone, are
spending an enjoyable outing at Ocean
cottage..,: it, . ;;
Salem- people who are registered at
Hotel Elmore are Mr. and . Mrs. J. F.
Houck. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sykes and
Jeannete Sykes, i Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Berger, David Steins and Earl Mc
Donough. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dose of Portland,
whose children are already established
for the summer, at Monro cottage, are
expected here today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R." Irwin and chil
dren. Ellis and Betty of Heppner, will
occupy their cottage at this beach for
the entire summer. . . , ,
Bar View
Bar View. Ori July 3. Ah important
first step in the development of Tilla
mook bay was taken when the $150,000
contract was let for the dredging of a
channel from Garibaldi to HobsonviUe,'
deep enough to accommodate large ves
sels. The work, which is to be done by
an electric dredge, is - to start July 6,
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and Is expected to take one and one-half
years. After the present contract is
completed, dredging "from Hobsonville
to Bay City will be undertaken. '.
Jay Hawkers cottage has been taken
for the coming fortnight by Mr. and
Mrs. Everett E. Robbins.
Mrs. O. S. Bacon and family of Bay
City were recent visitors at Bar View.
At Abo cottage for a short outing are
Julius W. Tohl and William Chisholm,
both of Nehalem.
Esther Thompson of Salem was a re
cent arrival at this beach. " . -
Miss Ruth Smith, a student at Wil
lamette university, has arrived to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. R. -Smith, who have assumed
the management of Villa camp.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Haynea of Aber
deen. Wash., are enjoying a pleasant
vacation here. . t ' ? '
Mrs. R. R. Poppleton and daughter,
Grace, are '. here from Oswego, and will
remain in their cottage till September.'
Miss Ethel A. Grose of - Huntington,
W. Va. made a short stay at this beach
last week. " s - yy ' ? .
Mrs. W. W, Rosebraugh and son, Har
old, of Salem are spending a vacation
here.,- ' ' ' : - i: ' ' '
Dandora cottage will be occupied all
summer by Mrs. G. W. Johnson, her
grandson, Charles Hammick Jr.. Mrs
L. W. Lawpaugh, and Evelyn Law
paagh. all of Portland. I
L. W. Tolls of Salem, , proprietor bf
Villa camp, spent a few days here,
looking after business interests.
Mrs. A. N. Rice and daughter, Adele,
of Portland made a brief visit to this
beach.
Oh, How Different cottage is shelter
ing Mr. and Mrs. R. Hull and Mr. and
Mrs. O. V. Grisham. all of Gaston, Or.
Robert Park gf Parpassus, Pa., spent
two days at Log Cabin cottage. ,
A party composed of Greta Tillotson
and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith of Port
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Harley D. Smith,
Verda Smith, and Mrs. Ward Fowler
of La Grande visited at this beach re
cently. :
The Bar View i Dancing ? pavilion
opened Saturday and dances will be held
there regularly all summer. - An orches
tra from Portland is "furnishing . the
music. ' " i - - ;
Under the leadership of Mrs. C. E.
Fuqua of Sheridan and Mrs. Lillian
Ryan, a f social gathering . was held
Wednesday evening for residents of
Bar View, at the pavilion. Music, danc
ing and : games formed the entertain
ment, and the. evening was so successful
that a similar gathering for each week
is planned. ,i
Twin Rocks
Twin Rocks. July 8. Mrs. ? J Ben-
ley Stam entertained at her : summer
home in the Scott' Bozorth. cottage on
Tuesday afternoon with a tea in cele
bration of the first birthday anniversary
of her little daughter, Anna Lou. Present
to offer their felicitations and to enjoy
the hospitality of the hostess were Mrs.
E. C Comstock, Mrs. Frank McGet
tigan, Miss Ruble Goulet, Mrs. - Andrew
Stam. Mrs.- Francis D. Curtis and Miss
Dorothy Curtis. - '
Following the close of the Orpheum
season in Portland, Frank i J. Mc
Gettigan win join Mrs. McGettigaa at
their cqttage. Villa Da Joffre. .
Ben Lombard of Portland is the guest
of Robert Gardner Jr. at the summer
home of the tatter's parents.
Mr. and Mza, Edward D, Curtis spent
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Friday at this beach yisitmg their son.
Mr. Francis D. Curtis.
George Fosnut has gone to Alaska for
the summer. i
The attractive Halle' cottage has been
purchased by W. H Purdy of Portland,
and is being occupied by Mr. Purdy's
familv.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stam spent Sunday
at Brighton visiting the former's
parents, it being Andrew's birthday.
Mrs. A. A." Smith of Baker, who is
making her summer home at The Shack,
took a short trip to Portland this iweek.
A - neat, bungalow cottage is - being
erected in the woods ! near the Butner
mill by Harry Russell, who has pur
cased a tract of land ; there. 1
The Misses Catherine and Margaret
Kressman were hostesses Friday evening
at a dinner party given in honor of
Otto Mauthe and Ben Lombard,! both
of Portland, who are here as the guests
of Robert and Grace! Gardner.
J. W. Dalrymple ' of - Portland
rived Saturday evening to spend a few
days with his family, who are occupying
the Hadley tent.
Charles MacMillan of Haddon was a
Sunday visitor at this beach.
Mr. D. J.' Van Scyoc made a combined
business and pleasure trip to Portland
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Woodward of
Tillamook, Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Good
speed ; and children of Bay View and
J. O. Bozorth of Bay City visited this
beach Sunday.
A catch of 113 fine trout was mad
June 26 in the Miami river by Robert
Gardner Jr. and his two guests. Otto
Mauthe and Ben Lombard. Mr. Mauthe
took a number , of the largest with him
on his return to Portland the next day,
.The exterior of the James cottage has
been shingled over, adding much to the
comfort and attractiveness of the house.
Mrs. Mary E. Sampson and her son.
E. B. Sampson of Portland came in on
Monday and are-occupying one of their
cottages here.
Miss- Mary Ellen Bailey of Eugene,
a senior in - the University of Oregon
arrived Monday for
an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs.
J. Benley . Stam.
Manhattan
Manhattan, July 3. Visitors at this
beach have been availing themselves of
a somewhat unusual opportunity for
obtaining crabs at Brighton, nearby,
pontoon bridge stretching - partly across
the bay has been erected by the
Brighton MUls Co., to connect with the
dredge at work on. the channel there
and, by the . use of j baited nets, ! crabs
can be obtained in : quantity from the
bridge at almost any time.
Frank Cole has returned from a visit
to Portland, during which he attended
the Shrine convention.
Miss Carrie Jones of Forest Grove
has Joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Jones, at Sunshine cottage,
.Moroneytown.
At their "cottage for the entire season
are Mrs.' Margaret Bishop and son, Ar-
tnur, of i-'orest Grove. i
Tho lumber mill at Haddbn, which has
recently been completed on the McMillan
place, is-now in operation. :
Mr. and Mrs. E. F, Huston, who have
been visiting relatives here, have gone
to Portland for a week's visit, before
returning to their home in San Francisco.-:
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Mrs. Lucy Rush and Miss Mabel Rush
are reeent arrivals at this beach.
Mrs. Charles E. ; Grove of Spokane,
Wash., is a guest at the Hotel Crescent.
With the recent rise in temperature,
surf bathing is gaining rapidly in popu
larity, and increasing numbers of
bathers are to be seen each day in" full
enjoyment of this sport.
Bayocean
Balocean, July 3. Jay Stevens, Hor
ace Sykes and Gilbert W. Allen.: state
fire marshals, who are making a tour
of the state in a campaign for the elim
ination of fire hazards, visited this
beach June 29, - accompanied by C. F.
Girard and a delegation of business
men from that place. -- The commission
were entertained at a luncheon in Bay
City, and in the evening presented their
fire prevention program , at the Bay
City theatre. . y- - :.-'
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Trommald and
their son, John, of Portland are occupy
ing their cottage here for the whole
season. With them: as their guest is
Frederick Stanley, also of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boss of Portland
are spending an enjoyable vacation at
Island cottage in Bungalow City.
Installed in their cottage. Bay Ocean
Rest, for the next two months are Mrs.
E. H. Roberts of Portland and her
children, Betty and ; Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith and daughter,
Gretcften. of Portland will occupy their
cottage here during July and August.
: The Amusement hall, consisting of a
bowling alley and i pool Wlor, ! was
opened during the week, under the man
agement of C. C. Nepple.
Vand Mrs. Paul Bates Jf Portland,
with their sons, Hamilton arid Joe, are
domiciled tn their cottage for too season.
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North Beach
Highway Is
ToBeRealized
BAVTEW. Or., July . The Ocean
Beach highway Is nearly a reality
and by next summer. If not by August
IS of this year, automobiles will be able
to reach here directly from Seattle and
Portland. Through the transfer of $138,
000 of federal road money from another
county the county j commissioners of Pa
cific county have secured funds to in
sure completion of the highway.
Another permanent improvement which
is in progress is the concrete entrance.
from the beach at Holman station. It
Is the continuation of the county road
and will be finished soon.
William E. McCann of Portland was
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clem Morris at
Megler.- i - i
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dolph, Mr. and
Mrs. Simeon Winch and -Mr. and Mrs.
William Lines have been - occupying . the
Wesley Ladd cottage at the Willows!
Mr. and Mrs. - Thomas O Neill have
opened their beach home for the sum
mer. ' " i - '
H. R. Albee. former mayor of Portland.
accompanied by his mother and father,
came to the beach this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Corbett and fam
ily have arrived and are settled in their
comfortable beach home.
The Sea View hotel has been remod
eled and Is under the .management of
Mr. and Mrs. Hutzig.
Mr. and Mrs. T, C. Elliott and family
of Walla Walla, Wash., are , summer
visitors here.
Mrs. Virginia H. BIgham has as her
guests, her grandson, Jack O'Brien, and
his friend. William McBride.
F. D. : Young. Portland ; Thomas C.
Bloomer, Raymond, Wash. ; Mrs. M. Ly
man are visitors at the Sea View hotel.
The Wells cottage ; shelters Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Mac Phail and son, Raymond.
Mrs. Harold Graves of Salt Lake City,
Utah, is a beac hvisitor.
Virginia Huff Is entertaining a happy
crowd of girls at her home this week.
Her guests are-Hazel Mary Price, Hafn-
nah Lewis, Betty Lively, Connie Hall,
lone Mary Williams and Ruth Cochran.
Some of the girls will remain another
week.
Mr. and Mrs. I .M. MONamara have
opened their cottage and have as their
guest Miss Madge Qumn. , .
Mrs. waiter Gray, accompanied by
her mother and son, are here from Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Judge and Mrs. N. H. Bloo infield are
pleased to see the summer visitors ar
riving. - I f
Mrs. O. R. Stout Is expecting her son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Dear-
dorf, who have been making their home
since their marriage in Springfield, 111.
Dr. Edna Blake is occupying a Cot
tage on the track.
Mrs. Mary Devaney , is spending the
summer in her cottage near Holman
station. ?
W. B. Struble has opened his beach
cottages at the fishing rocks.
Mrs. L. E. Kern is in her beach home
for the summer.
Miss Marie Hahn Is a visitor at the
McNamara cottage.
Jack. O'Brien and George McBride are
opening the moving picture house near
the depot. ;
Mrs. Hugh Belton is visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Sheehy.
Miss Oritae " J,- Mutzig spent Shrine
week In Portland. Returning to the
beach she was accompanied by her cous
ins, Catherine and Dorothy Mutzig.
: Mrs. J. T. McDonnell ' and daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Hogan, and three children.
will occupy their home here for the
entire season. :
Dr. Ellen Rose and family- recently
arrived at the beach to spend the sum
mer. . ..'i .' --"--:r.
i Lone Beach .
Long Beach. July 3. W.v M. Round
principal of the Ilwaco high school, has
taken charge of the Long Beach railroad
station for the summer.
Shagren & Sons, the butchers of the
beach, have purchased the White House
restaurant. ' Mrs. Whltehouse, the - for
mer owner, will- be the manager for the
season. 1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tork and daugh
ter have arrived at Long Beach.
: Mr. andi Mrs. F A. Martin have opened
their home for the summer.
Sea Break is occupied by "Mrs.
George A. Beck.
Robert Jones of Seattle Is registered
here. - t . -
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Starr have taken
the Barnes cottage at Tioga for the
season. i
Ralph Stevens, scout executive of the
Astoria Boy Scouts, visited the beach
this week and located the cam p. on the
meadow above the station. The camp
will be opened In August. Mr. Stevens
expects to bring about 75 Boy Scouts at
that time, as well as their band.
Richard Adams and son have opened
tneir cottage. j
" Harry Kenin and Herman Kenln of
Portland have purchased the dance hall.
Mrs. Larraue, with her five boys, have
rented the Amos cottage.
- D. N. Moreyis a-beach visitor. '
The Crystal baths, under the manage
ment of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noeske, is
opened for the season.
Mrs. E. C. Michelson and three daugh
ters are occupying the Hicks cottage.
Ocean Wave cottage this year contains
Mrs. F. B. Hughes and her daughter,
Mrs. James B. Darby, with two chil
dren. . i '.
- A. Bettman has opened the Roc If cot
tage for the season. ,
Mrs. B. A. Chain breau has opened her
beach home.
The Kozy Korner on : the meadow
shelters Mrs. Carl Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Doyat are spend
ing the summer in their cottage here.
Mrs. Clara P. Stevens has opened her
attractive beach home.
Mrs. It, N. Huston of Vancouver, B. C.
is at the Roelf cottage for July and
August : . .-
Dorothy Elliott, .Wllmot Osbourne,
Madelalne Steffen, Josephine Felts and:
Ruth Linklater. all of Reed college, mo
tored to Seaside last Saturday. On Sun
day they returned to Astoria, shipped
their car to' Megler And then continued
their auto trip to Nahcotta. They will
remain a short time at each beach, and
upon reaching Nahcotta will open . a
camp for young girls under, the direction
of Dorothy Elliott: This camp will be
open all season. ' ,
, Mrs. Arthur E. Smith and. daughter
have taken the Bide-a-Wee cottage.
; Mrs. Agnes Carney and three children
have opened their beach home on the
track. They have as their guest for the
summer Mfss Chrissie Patrick.
Mrs. C. jS. Aken and daughter will
spend the season! in the Comfortable
Woodgate cottage ion the ridge. . ' '
W. E. Oiler, with son and daughter,
are occupying the Payne cottage.
Mm. J. Barker of Salem is visiting at
"The Breakers." - - v . ,
Gus Olander and daughters, Frances
and May belle, are Long Beach, guests.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fonts are living at
the Roanoke cottage.
Ocean Park
Ocean Park. July 3. The visitors are
picking the luscious' wild strawberries
on the sand dunes here. The berries are
very large and in a littlet while the pans
are filled. j
The ferry is making daily trips be
tween Nemah and Nachotta, bringing
automobiles and passengers. -
Mxa, AmW grpith Sr. and "m"T
Mildred have opened their; beach home.
Mrs. T. Xj. Matthews, a visitor at the
Clark, left for her homo tn Charleston,
Wash. -.-j vi: -k'--; y.. j u t - -..;
The Taylor hotel ts ready for the sum
mer season. Mrs. Arthur Spauldlng. Its
manager, who was formerly Mrs. Ade
laide Taylor will greet her summer guests
usual.' -. . : .. ' j
Mrs. Samuel Coimel! and daughter.
Mrs. Logan Stewart, accompanied by
little Glen, will remain a few days in
the Connell Jiome. i - I
Gov Alison of San Francisco nn a I
most enjoyable party in his summer I
home hefora retnrainr to California. I
Mlss Helen Watt of Medford is visit-1
ins- at the home of Mrs. Amides Smith. 1
Mra. , E.; O. Curran. the. genial man-
ageress of the Clark hotel, is looking J are reported in good traveling condl
forward to a ! very busy summer. I tion except where grading operations are
Mr. and Mrs. CJ A. Standborrough of I
Bend, Or., visited Mrs. Stanborrough's I
mother. Mrs. E. Ji Smith.; for the week t
end. - , I
Matt Hughes, son of the late Bishop I
Hughes oi Portland, is a visitor at tne
Connell cottage.
Mrs. J. Horace
Bodle, with son and j
daughter of Boise,
Idaho, after spending I
Shrine week in PorUand has taken one I
urn AoaxiB wiwe". I
Mr. and Mrs. E. C Larson and children
are beach visitors.
Lloyd Moffett, Ray E. HU1. Floyo. E.
Bunner and Harold Lucas, ait or tjm- i
cago. ni.. and Opal Weiner. PorUand.
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and Miss Marguerite Pinhell of Astoria,
are spending . Jorithth iand;
mower, airs, w. una ul iu,
Mrs. H. E. Campbell, the affable post-
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anxious lur viio buihuivi viMiuia i
Frank Baiue naa gone w roruano lor
a short stay.
ShelbUrn I
Shellburn. July 3. Miss Esther Volk.
Stella B. Nestavai, Montgomery, Minn. ; I
Emma Choudek. Dr. and Mrs. Mulkey. I
Mr. and Mrs. M.l Wise. Oakland. Cal. ;
rr DiirlM T. WIm and famllv. i Oak- I
land. Cal. : Mr. and Mrs. W. t. Dodson,
are all guests of the Shelburn. 1
Mr V. Ttf. -RoridlA ha returned from I
tii- shrit., onnnntinn I
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles pirastead wer4
guests at the Shelburn, as well as
Grant Thompson I of Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Corcoran has as her guest her I
ilaarhtfr: Mr.. Rftrhrinr. land mn. Ura. 1
Corcoran has beeh at 'the beach for two
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Mrs. W. D. ; B.I Dodson and children
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Beach Center, Unly 3. Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Seal are the new manae-era of th
Sunset hotel. j
Mrs. F. P. 'King and son are at the
Sunset for: the season. I '
The Sisters of the Holy- Child of Port-
land are occupying the Porter cottage on
the ridge. i
Mrs. Clifton Berry. Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Luckhardt of Lincoln,
Neb., are at the Sunset, j ,
Mrs. A- F.- Watson and family of
Spokane, Wash
tage.
Ger. E. Porter
are in the Swank cot-
has returned "to Port -
land after spending a. few days at the
Sunset. Other guests include Mrs. Elmer
Reed -and family,! C. H- Berry, J. Porter!
-and family, and Mr. Gardner of Lincoln,
Neb. i. : I
Nirarnn
Newton. July 3j-Mrs. J. P. Shad' and
daughter, Mrs. C. A. English, and two
children, have opened their beach cot
Mrs. Matt Lange is located in her cot -
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tage for the season. I
Mrs. John Clyde and Mrs. J. T. Ham-
mer of the North Beach inn are on duty
XLJlnT1 Jt.t
.t?1 Wt ".v eFst
at the North Beach inn for the summer.
M"-.p- Hughes and son, Chester, are
domiciled in their beautiful home near
the station. J
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Beach inn guests.
Centro are North
Mrs. Jacobsen and mother, Mrs. Stew
art, are in their cottage here.
Mrs. Robert C. Smith and son, Vincent,
are occupying one of the Routledge cot'
tapes.
and family report
wonderful : trip from Portland to As
toria.
Labor Notes
The electrical i workers, comprising
three unions, will celebrate their annual
outing at Bull Run July 11, and have in
vited other organizations to join. A I
prize of $25 will! be given to the union
having the most) members present (ex
cluding the electrical workers). A pro-
mm mr?nrtmar,A r.,..,. 1. .
gram of sports -land contests Is to be
given. The committee in charge is : J.
D. M. Crockwell, J. ,D. Harkleroad,
George Randall, R. R. McCarthy, F. C.
Ream, Dale Kelly. Ben I Lewis, W. W.
Ennls, F. E. Brawley, E. F. Dodson.
The farewill be j$l round trip and with
such a .committee there is sure to be a
large attendance and a most enjoyable
time.
Through the efforts
of Charles H
Gram, labor commissioner of Oregon, cottage. , )
the controversy ) in Bend between the Miss Etta Lunt of the physical educa
clerks and the merchants, has been set-, tion department. O.. A. C. arrived Fri
tted. The clerks of Bend had friends dv and will remain indefinitely. I
in Portland who wished them well, and
rejoice in their f riendly!
understanding
with their employers.
The Electrical Workers of No. 48 (in
side workers) have elected A. H. Davis.
president ; Arthur Lund, vice president ;
Frank Green, secretary ; J, D. M. Crock
well, financial
secretarvf -William
Brust, treasurer
u r t... v..i
agent.
The Electrical
Worker nf TMn iss
(outside workers or linemen) have
elected F, O. Ehelebe, president; D. B.
likibub, president; u. o. i
esiIent ; Merle D. A. Carr,
erTd
J. T. BenUey. inspectors. I
Sigler .vice presid
recording secretary
cial secretary
Brawley and
A, M. LorntsenL well-known official of
the Fishermen, was in Portland recently
Yt TA rw-hf sayl 4li a 4 tha A lasVa -
of Vhom many reside in Oregon, would
right the Alaska per capita tax levied
on them throutrh the United Sta.t,i m.
preme court. t -
Ed Nolan of San Francisco is world nr
for the machlnistis in the organization
department and has been assigned to
Portland. Nolan! is prominently men-
Uoned m the Moonev I trial. 1r
FrandKO. He addmmd thu Xf.f.l
Trades council Tuesday night on labor
! t i -
The Building Trades council win not
ineei monaay evening, j conditions are
reported . as goodj and the conciliation
agreement between the , building trades
and the contractors and j builders pre
vents friction even starting up a smoke.
The foundation I of the Labor remote I
naa been laid at Fourth and Jefferson
streeU and the laying of brick will be
gin shortly. The building is 100 by 150
leei ana will contain over 10 halls an i
larsa aualtoriuin,
Celebration
Of Holiday
At Newport
1 1
TVIKWPORT. July $. This beach has
ll assumed a decidedly lively" appear
anoe and each day sees it more so with
increasing numbers of summer visitors
and tourists. The larger number of peo-
pie continue to arrive oy rau, woujn
automobile travel shows much improve-
ment over the previous wee, ine roaas
being carried on. Active preparations
are in progress for the big three-day
celebration, July S, 4 and 5. It will "be
the most pretentious affair yet at
tempted.
nrosoect of the early berinnlnr of
V, a KiiiMtniv rt, th. vinth -lttv ama
B F. jone. secretary of the
rrAn.M., i..k i. i ..r .r nnm.
'th.
at WMhUiHon jiHvixInir him that an la-
, w,v .n-iMi .,t
spection of the work being carried out
. TTnltw, st,M ai-trict enrineer of
, ' v.-
"""J.LVTr .1- Z,.Z-
and specifications of the department
credit will be given for the amount or
funds exrjended and the construction on
- . . T. , y.nr v
the J. -WjJ2
Vli T will brunderaken
. .,m-, ...P- anA , l.f-
I" " " - - -
Mrs. C. H. Hewitt and family arrived
. . . .
y - - ,- ,T 7, " "
Elsie Baldwin of Monmouth, Helen Mc
of Merlin. Mrs. L. W. Underwood of
Grants Pass. M. Weyers of Merlin and
Mrs. John Kincald arrived Wednesday
for Jthelr summer outing.
Captain and Mrs. Knox, from Albany,
are- registered at a local hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Galley and family of
Ashland have taken a cottage at riye
Beach for the season.
Mrs. W. B. Stevens and Miss Eileen
- 1 1 . 1 flt.l.
elevens ot ruruuiu u..,
cottage lor trie summer. , r
Mrs. John Hayes and daughter. Miss
r-8tner nyr-s. rn du.iu., ,;Uu.
vatUS ana are occupying uw iwirp
tage. . ' ' .
Mrs. B. Hutchlns, from Michigan, prln
c oal of the sUte normal school, is
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fr"" V"Z""
I Mr. ana Mrs. j. .J. intinnunu.
I ""T. ,.T. V,,, " wvT. . ...
i parted weanesaay xor AiDany,
Captain Staley of SeatUe, who is tour-
I lng the coast, was a week-end visitor
I at this beach.
I Professor and Mrs. Samuel Dolan of
I Corvallis, after spending a few days at
la local hotel, departed for a trip down
the coast.
Mrs. W. J. Fenton and t Mrs. Victor
I Moses -of Corvallis are spending a brief
I vacation at this resort.
I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Baker and family
I of Oregon City are occupying the Leese
I residence on tire Bay Beach.
I Mrs. Walter Walrad and two children
have returned to Newport after a fort
I night at Corvallis, the guests of Mr. and
I Mrs: Elmer Patrick. . n
I Mr. and Mrs. Martin Butch have re
turned to Newport after a residence in
I Michigan. -
Instructor-Sergeant Frank S. Jirak has
returned to Salem after a brief visit of
1 uiBtrucUon to the Third company, coast
ilvM!mM .arnU ' 'Sat
urday from McMlnnville,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frost have re-
to corvallis atter a fortnight at
Nye Beach:
I i fin j
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Walter Taylor
i " -,..v.. nf.
,, rri aA rhiMnn f
,,'. T. x.i
rvallis are vacationing at NyrBiach.
Mrs. William H. Waterbury and chil-
""ren have returned after a month at
wk-U i
av,OT. -n(, -MlM Tavlor of Wel-
ser, Idaho, are spending a fortnight with
friends.
Roderick Tetters of Xaqulna has gone
to Cottage Grove, and will spend the
summer with his grandmother, Mrs. S.
E. Parker. i
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and
family of Oregon City are -occupying
their Nye Beach cottage for the sum
mer. . !
Inez Wheeler of , Portland Is visiting
friends this week. ; ' i
Miss Gladys Whipple and Belle Mc
Allister, former teachers in the Corval
lis schools, are enjoying their vacation
at this resort. - ! " .
Alta Goldsen Beck arrived this week
fro PTUnd ' r ,b'r. TJ
Mrs. W. B. Llndsley arrived from Mer
lin Wednesday, and will remain indefi
nitely. :. ' - I -
Mrs. S. W. Porter and daughter. Miss
Florence Porter, arrived Thursday from
Corvallis, and will pass some time at
I X,' ..'
I till 3 rCBOri.
Dr. George H. Toung and family have
arrived from Portland and have j taken
a cottage for the summer. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Smith of Junction
City and Mrs. J. T. Smith of piaster,
Mass.. are visiting this beach. i
Mrs. G. O. Hunter and family of Port
I iand arrived early this week for their
I usual summer outing.
Mrs. J. Q. Rodgers. Mrs. W. W. Mls-
nof and famllv. arrived Wednesday, from
I Alhanv and &ta oocunvinir tha Rodeers
I Mrs Emile F. Pernot Tind daughters.
I the Misses Amee and Mabel Pernot, ef
Portland, are occupying their Nye Beach
cottage for the. summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler, former residents
of Lincoln county, are-guests at a local
I hotel.
Mrs. M. L. Whitney and daughter ar-
I rivea Saturday irom j-oruana ana win
I remain the next few weeks. i
Bar. anu iiirs. x-. Aciwiaw- j . ui i-
land are vacationing at this fesortL
I Mfs. Bigger- of Peruana and! Mrs.
... ..- .., - i - ,
X"V 1
(concerning a
.-
COnVbleXiOn andanUnmual Powder)
I t Calture, personality, dress,- all
I called beanty out oi au iactors, tne
r is eaaitv fint. i
Hav a comnlexion that invites the
L"1
aamirauon inai onay a cgmpiegn woica uest .
K" jTI A HT ll
' fl. r l I VI ffV
JUDLTVX JL M-f X
I COMPLEXION
I Tfa final foncfi ImTMtvta t tha mnat
I snbtla charm and cive even roneb
lenges
White.
New
- v
7as Fimmi 7mkA
L3
Nicholas of Seattle are guests of their!
daughter and . sister, Mrs. Louis C
Smith, '
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Heisler de
parted yesterday by auto, and after a
visit in Salem will tour the state, and
then California.
Mrs. R. Pemberton,. Maxlne Elliott.
Ruth Williams and Lowell Gardener
were among the Salem arrivals Mon
day. . '
Mrs. J. B. McCan and family nave
taken- the -Heisler cottage for the re
mainder of the year. s
Mrs. Laura Crawford and family ar
rived from Portland Tuesday and will
remain Indefinitely. :
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keelan arrived
from Seattle. Wash., Tuesday and aro
enjoying a visit at Nye Beach. x
Mrs. 'Isabel Yaeger has as her guest
her niece. Mrs. Porter, from Alberta,.
Canada. The Porters motored from Al
berta to Eugene.
f- Hasel F. Keeler arrived this week iron
Salenv for her -usual outing.
M. D. Wells and family of Portland ar
spending a brief period atthls beach.
Mr. and Mrs. T- C. Sebert of Corval
lis are domiciled at Nye Beach. )
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Depue have ar
rived from Portland and will pass an ex
tended time at this beach.
Mr.' and Mrs. Lawrence and family ar
rived Saturday from Corvallis and wUl
remain for a week's rest.
Professor William Frederick Gaskins
has returned to Corvallis after a week's
rest. Mr. Gaskins is head of the depart
ment of music at the Oregon Agricultural
college.
Miss Jessie Campbell has as her guess
her slater, Mrs. Campbell. :
Mrs. M. H. Abbey returned Tuesday
from Portland after a week's absence.
Dr. Merrill of Albany is at the Abbey
this week.
The Third company, coast artillery
ball team went down to Waldport Sun
day and administered a second drubbing
to the Alsea players. They have . two
games scheduled here with a Portland
team during the Independence day cele
bration.
Watch Her Ey)z
To Tell Her
Morals
MODESTT Is not to be measured b
the length of a skirt, nor the quan
tity of soft, dimpled cuticle that Is dis
played. 'Tis the girl who can roll a
wicked eye our budding manhood must
religiously avoid if twentieth century
morals, -or perhaps the lack of them,
are to.be Improved.
So says Mrs. Jams Lees "Laldlaw,
pillar of the "Four Hundred." suffra
gist and now champion of modern styles
which, according to the deacons and
elders, are striving more than ever to
conserve cloth and boost prices.
"A girl may have skirts that sweep
the ground and still be a menace from
the look In her eye." says Mrs. Laid
law. "Modesty and good manners are
Innate. This outcry against the women,
young and old. of our generation as ex
ploiters of Immodest dress is unfair and
preposterous." .
For instance, Mrs. Lsidlaw points out.
the peasant girls of . Europe have been
wearing knee length skirts for genera
tions and no one has thought of acrus-
mg them of immodesty, because they
are demure and make their eyes be
have. If the moralists of the United
States are going to extremes, why. don't
they go the whole distance and make it
a crime for a woman to Uncover 'her
faoe In public. Mrs. Laidlaw suggests.
"Some men are everlastingly dictating
what woman's dress shall be," she con
tinues. "I want to say to them that no
man who has anything important to
think about bothers his head over
women's clothes." f
The only disturbing thing Mrs. Laid
law finds 1s the cost of new clothes. In
these days of soaring prices and prof
iteering, she. suggests that "American
women wear their old clothes, "whether
they are knee length or ankle length."
"I say again, good manners have
nothing to do with clothes, and I re
sent any criticism of our frank and
modest-American girls. The short skirt
has its best argument on the score of
health, with convenience added."
Miss Adeline Sterling, corresponding
secretary of the New York City League
for Women Voters, emphatically sup
ports what Mrs. Laidiaw said, and
adds:
,i "There-is nothing to worry the clergy
or women's clubs about the dress of
women today. And- If, as It Is so freely
charged, it Is difficult to distinguish,
a member of a respectable congrega
tion from another kind of woman on the
street, it merely Indicates that the ob
server, is guilty of one of two things
profound Innocence or profound sophis
tication. "If the girls skewer up their hair and
camounage their ears, lift their skirls
or bare their throats to wintry blasts,
these are only the extravagances of
fantastic tastes that have always been
the concomitant of the great struggles
of history. Excess In one direction Is
sure to bring Its reaction. The suggestion-
that all women are Delilahs be
cause of the present day silk stocking
"parades Is an absurd reflection on a
sightly procession."
Mrs. Grace R. Forsythe. district su
perintendent of schools In New York. Is
not half as much disturbed over the
styles as she Is over rouge and lip
.sticks. Girls between the ages of. 14
.and 20. she says, may be seen calmly
displaying their paint boxes ; and red
pencils In crowded subways.
"The fault is with the mothers," she
jx plains "I have great praise for those
schools hat have adopted dress re
strictions." World Has Colic
"Peace has been picked green and the
world has the colic." said Rev. C. A.
Alden of COlumbus.Ohio. The minister,
may be right, but ; most of the world
seems to be on Its back, an uncomfort
able position for one suffering from
COlIC. -. ' ' : .
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Tj I
Beautiful
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contribute to. that undefinablo thins?
BUDuecnarm oi a oeauuiui compiexiuu
most critical raze a skin radiantly
" III
love.lv natural comolexioa an aanea
skina a velvety smoothness thatcbal-
close inspection.
Pink, FUsh, Cream and the Exquitit
CARMEN BK UNEILK HUaOe
; so Cents Everywhere
sj ffM The new shade Carrnen Bronerts
I llal I Ullwrhat proved so popular we know
yea would like to by ic Send 12 cent to cover poatese sad
peckins sod we'll aend you the handy jurn aize box con.
tsittins two er three weeks' supply aod a mirror. - Or ws'ii
sesd aay ether shade preferred.
StajJord-LIUIcr CoM St. Locls .