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Boy Scout Camp
At Long3each
Nears Its Close
LONO BEACH, Aug. 2. For two
weeks the popular place tn the
boy- eyes has been the' Boy Scout en
campment. Camp Talt. -Tho Boy Scouts
of Astoria did wonderful work during
the convention' of the American Le
FlorV In that city. To show their ap
preciation, the lesion, ; through the
ilitts Fireworks company of Seattle.
donated all the fireworks that Have
ben used during . their- stay In camp.
Dr. F. H. Vlncif of Astoria s;ave the
- hoys a talk on Sunday afternoon, which
every boyr on the beach should have
- heard' .
Camp Talt Is proud to have a vla-
Jtor. Thomas Wlnson, from T acorn a,
ho has received the rank of Star
' Scout. ' -
The boys, led by Scout Executive
Ttalph Stevens, have hiked to North
head and Fort Canby, visiting the
lighthouses. They have also hiked to
Ocean . Park, spending: two days. They
wilt return to their homes Monday.
day by the ladles Of the grange waa a
success. ' Not often have such beach
"visitors an opportunity Of purchasing
: such wonderful cakes, pies, salads, etc
Everything was sold long before clos
ing hour. The sale was conducted in
the rest room of the Ladies' Aid.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Parsell and children and
Mr. and Mrs. D. McKercher arei at
North Beach Inn. ;
Mr. and Mrs. A. Velguth, with son
George, are spending a fortnight at
Long Beach.
C. ft. Moore has Joined his famiry.""to
. remain a week.
MIbs Sarah Westerman and MIbs
Farah Hechman are guests of Mrs. If.
Kroll. . ' .. ' .
Mrs. G. F. Baer. with Leone and
Phil Bemls. were Driftwood hotel guests.
Mrs. JuJIa 13. Bishop of Med ford is
at North Beach Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bodley are
bearh guests. -.;.-.--,.
Additional fruests of " the Driftwood
are Mrs. Mary A. Jackeon, Egbert A.
Rozeboora, Walter Htgdon and Stanley
F. Bell.. - - v -v--;.
Mr. send Mm. W. Ki Bishop and
daughter Jane of Chehalls, Mr. and
Mrs. U P. Moomaw and Mrs. F. Clarny
of Portland are at North Beach Inn.
-Mrs, A. Edgrew and daughter Rachel
visited Mr. and : .Mrs. : William Porter
at the Inn.- -if ,- -.- ,
The W. J. Mitchell cottage at ' Tiosa
LaU. i. . : a . , g
Moor.ey, Mr. and Mrs. W. C Hun
. mack with, son, Mrs. Charlotte Jack
r'. son. all of Portland, and Mrs. A.'. Ci.
Crocha and son of Seattle.
Mrs. AVesttorooke Dickson and her
smalt daughter Mary Louise . left- for
their home In Pendleton. : : .- .
Mr. and Mrs. McCormac Snow enter
tained Miss Catherine, Holbrook over
the week end. ;
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Logan have taken
the Stevens cottage for the rest of the
Reason. Mm. Logan's sister, Mrs. N
R. Whltcomb. with daughter Martha,
... are their guests.
D. M. Snowberger of Payette, Idaho,
a Is a gueat of the Driftwood.
Miss Mayo Methot and Edward Ev-
WHERE AND. HOW TO GO-
WHERE TO STAY AT SEASIDE
TtTe Gateway to the Land ofOutdoor Delight
HOTEL SEASIDE, Inc.
? , SEASIDE (Clatsop Beach), OREGON
OREGON'S NEW i
ALL-THE-YEAR-ROUND OCEAN BEACH RESORT HOTEL
f:.,: ' ! Rates for Room and Meals Included : . ; ;
Per dsjr, one person t ..$ B.SO or $ 6.50 Two, ,.$10.00' or $11.00
Per week, one persoA. ,.$38.50 or $42.00 .Two. . ,$70.00 -Batk
per day, one. . ,. .$ 7.50 or $ 8.50 Two. . .$12.00 or $13.00
Bath jer week, one . . . ' $52.50 or $56.00 Twe. . .$80.50 or $84.50
SPECIAL RATES FOR CHILDREN AMERICAN PLAN
ROOM and MEALS INCLUDED
For reservation, address CHAS. H. ROWLEY, Manager
NECANICUM INN
- SEASIDK, ORCOON
On board walk bold octtit BeAntifol aronnda,
fcll surroandinas, now erwn. Writ for rr
rioa far room. Dttitnf room opent Jun 14.
In ebutt of Him CrnlM of Home Economic of
p. A. C.. autd it staff of etpseuUy aeltctad
U A. C. atndrnta. :
Kt EMILY DAMANM, ToP.
. ' Seatlde. Oregon.
The COLONIAL HOTEL
' AKI APAETME5TS -
. ggasiog, oncaoN
One block from ocean, electrio Hfht, eleetTte
itofM for BBht housekerpinc. Frea- aato
bus to and from train. . Writ .
D. LIROSLEV, Prop. - "
" -Saaldv Orn.-
OATES BATHS
" ' ; r StASlOt. ORIOOft-
Don't faH to- tak iiwlm in th "Nat
when rou corns to Stvslde. Absolutely ran
itary. Capbl awimmlnc ioatructor. Safe
and !ot ofuo. ' . . ,
T K. OATES, Veprltoe.
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL
SEASIDE, 0RE80I
Fnmlnhrd . roomt for houaekeepinf . tins fur
nished tents. Cm of cook atorsa, kitchen,; W
bl, utenrils and -other eoBnfroeea.1. lo
ci udd. RJectrto lishts, bath, telephoae, raa
aonabla ratev, near ocro. Addreat
l HARRE80HOB. Pfp.
Z2S Twelfth St. SeaiKte, Oregon
HQTEL ECOLA
ECOLA, OREGON
nend your'eaeafaoB at baaotiful Cannon
Beech. Our - aato mceta trains at Seaaide.
Kxcelient aereice and .fine .cuisine. For rea
rrationa addreae , .
HOTEL E COLA,' Ecela, Or. v ;
SoHfliBsacli Hotel
- tf yon want to rnd yonr vacation where yon
wul (are ewxl fishia and hunonc and where
): ! cond'.riona are Kpl, stop at the Booth
J.'m liotrl. r"ailjr ppached from Taquina 01
?.epTt. i'cr funer information, tddreaa
D. S. C0NR0D, South Beach, Oregon, "
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erett Hbrton have returned to Port
land. They were guests at the home
of Mrs. L. c. Coulter.
Mrs. H. 3. Schwinn "and Mrs. ! A. J.
O'Keefe of Tacoma are spending two
weeks visiting at the Duffy cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Cox, with chil
dren, and Mrs.,: George G. Carl, ; are
Portland guests at the Driftwood.
Mr. and Mrs. O. .Klorfelti and ' son
Irving of .Salem, Or., and K. Glickman,
motored to Driftwood to spend a week.
Master Billy Schloth celebrated his
sixth birthday with a picnic dinner
party on the beach . Monday evening.
Oliver ! K. Jef f ery "r drove from Port
land to ! spend . the , week end at the
Jeffery home. .'. . ' ' .
Geraldine Pi 1 king ton - returned to
Portland Tuesday after a week's "visit
with Annamay Bronaugh. i
E. J. Darby, Walter Daly and son
Austin , were guests at the Jack Darby
cottage, i ' - , , - - -
Mr. and Mrs. C - F. ,: Foster, with
daughter Catherine and son Dalton, are
late arrivals at the beach, to remain
until September 7. - "
C. B. Harris joined his family in the
Bide-a-wee.
: Mr and 'Mrs. C. C Landon of .Van
couver, Wash., have purchased a cot
tage near the station and will occupy
It the rest of the month. They have
as their : guests Mrs. Edward P Scan
Ian and children of Portland. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball motored
to the beach to epend a few days. t
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mcintosh with
son Kenneth, are spending their vaca
tion at Long Beach.
Mrs.; D..C Blumenfeld and son Rob
ert C are guests of Mr, - and Mra
Charles Davidson r "
Mrs. - C. H. Richardson nd Khoda
Richardson, of Missoula, Mont,, are
guests ibf-s the. Driftwood.
V IX t. Coffey and son and ;Mr. and
Mrs. J. . J. Murphy are Long Beach
hotel guests. .
Mrs. A. Watson and daughter Louise
are guests of the former's visiter, Mrs.
J. P. Mann. :
Mr.' "and Mrs.' -J. J. Price motored
to the beach. They are visiting at the
home of s Mrs. J. P. Mann. , . .
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. - Bone and chil
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iFREE INFORMATION
Ccte to the Nehalen country. - Ton will
find it aa Ideal -vacation district.- The city
of Nebalem ia eheltered from the aea breeze
by ererereen clad hilla. It ia located on the
beautiful haieat,mer. -The ocean Is bet
three miles distant. It li within easy walk ins
distance of Keah-kaa-nie Mountoia, - ,:
Make thia yonr headqoartei when touring
this, section, or .camping out. Tod will find
heTe aa excellent hotel, a general merchan
dise store with large and-welf. selected tocks
of goods, a protreasiTe sad up to data drag
store, a aporting goods and pool hall, a nreii
stocked confectionery ate re.- a reliable transfer
company and a garage thai will give yo good,
set-rice While here patronize th Tollowing
reliable end progressive firms. 'The Nthalem
betel. H. W Tohl, Prop.. The Andenen.
Oeneral Merchandise Store; J. W. Thompson
Drug Co.; The Nehalem tiarage. Bell A
Toney. Props.; D. C Per gar f Rirorting
Goods and Oonf ectianery : F. A. t llamboy
Confectionery Store. -
Cannon Beach
When yon come to Seaside phone 83$ for a a to
to Cannon Beach, or sightseeing excursion to aU
nearby, scenic poinoj. My stand is at the east end
of Broadway bridge. Kemember the phone num
ber 333 and the nam R. U JCberman, Seaside,
Oregon. . , ;
WILU!.!ETTE VALLEY SOflTKE.::!
RAILWAY C0:.!?A!iY
Mulino, :MoIalla, Monitor and MtTArL Good
fudung on this Hne. Neat time yon go oB .
nierue take a trip on thia Ihie. For rites end
orro" n? r rrr1
HOOD RIVER-WHITE
f SALMON FERRY
down 'Si wD3LLn,! of the CoiumbiTsnd
slw,n r ' e,an Hood Hirer or White
fna foV,,FrT Chre CB,y l P car. rnclud-p4mptna.P4a''ner-
tA, and
VAM ALLEN McOARTHY. Pr
NEHALEM
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Group of Boy" ScOnts In camp t Long Beach,
dren 'of White -Bear,' Minn., left for
home, having spent two weeks with
Mrs. Bone's sister, Mrs. Akin, in the
Wood gate ' cottage.
Mra Lacock is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Wolfard,
Mrs. W. J. Blake and Misses Edna
and Margaret Blake are guests at the
Marks home, Tioga. ..
Mra E. J. Jeffery" Jr. has joined the
summer visitors at the E. J. Jeffery
cottaga . - .
Mrs. J. P. Bronaugh returned to
Portland with Mr. Bronaugh for a few
days..
G. C. Morris Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. C L. Schoenfeldt.
Dr. and. Mrs. ; J. F. " Brldwell and
children motored to- their ' home in
Idaho, having spent the week end as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C M. Wol
fard. Mra V. L. Beley of Phllipsburg.
Mont., is visiting Mr. and: Mrs. F. X.
Marks of Tioga. -,
Mra Mabel Wise. Mrs. Ruth Seydet,
with daughter Frances, are all guests
of Mrs. K. .E. Kellogg in the Kellogg
cottage. ..
Jack Darby' returned to Portland,
having spent a week wfth his family;
Mrs. William v Lindsey ; Hay i and
daughter Margherita are spending a
week at the beach. ,
Professor O. S. Schnauffer and Dr.
E. II. Schnauffer are guests of Dr. and
Mrs. George W. HilU '
' Fred Gibba . is visiting Mrs.' A. EI
Bodley.
Edward Nichols is a guest at the A.
S. Nichols cottage.
Thursday Mr. and Mra Thomas
V&ughan, Mra C C Sturgls and son
Cyrus and Ben Smith motored to Port
land, on their way. to . their homes in
Pendleton. . '
Ko Terror Far Ilim -t
- Muskogee, Okla,, Aug. 28. (I. N. S.)
The high cost of living holds no terrors
for Lafayette' Lee, negro, 89. Lee, al
ready a father to 32 children by forme
wives, la married again. Lee,, born in
Mississippi in slavery.is, like -many ex
slaves. - "spry" for his age. ; His latest
"better half," Nancy Sims, is past 60
years old.
TVie Great NQrthwost -JAmericc3"s Nature! '
REGARDING ANY RESORT'
SEASIDE
OREGON ,
The Gateway to the Land
' of Outdoor Delight
The Columbia River Highway
is completed.- The trip fsom
Portland to Seaside Ijy'auto is one
of unalloyed delifht. If you, have
not yet made th trip do 50 at
: your -' earliest opportunity and
. you will be delighted by the ever-
cnanging: panorama or Dcauty
between Portland and the Sea.
If you want to hare one of the
most enjoyible vacations r. yu
ever had. come to Seaside.' You
i will find here a warm" welcome.
beautiful and picturesqu '
beach, unsurpassed surf bathing,
.canoeing or! rowing on the N
canicum. sea fishins and trout
fishing. clam ; digging.? tefinis,
golf,, many nearby points of-- in
terest for hiking trips, and a rest
ful, carefree; .enjoyable vacation.
You will find excellent garages
with . skilled workmen, well-
stocked stores witti high-class
goods at ' reasonable rates, good
hotels, summer cottages and
furnished tents. ; -
The followinj progressive firms
who will give you fair treatment
and excellent -"service ? deserves
your trade as they are working
to make a bigger.-a better and a
busier Seaside: - ;
- Hotel Seaside, Seines & Wheat
ley Department Store, First State
Bank of Seaside, Pacific Power &
Light Co., Williams Bros. Gar.
aee, Sanitary Meat Market, A. R.
Wascher. Groceries, Oregon Gar
age and Machine Works, BvW.
Otto Grocery f Co., The Hanan
Smith Garage, The Sungalow
Dancing : PaTilion, M. Murray,'
: General Merchandise, E. W. Lep
iplej -tPIuntbingi W. - J.' Montag,
Photographer Dad's Goo4 Eat
Restaurant. Pool's Confectionery,
Milloy's Ice Cream Parlor,' T. C.
Galloway, Groceriesf Donning a
Art and Curio hoo, Frank Ken
nedy Cijrar Store, IL O. Ralston,
Real Estate Insurance; Dr.
R. G. T -, ntistj'J. O. Blake
Trani'cr . r press; Rosa Res-
tsurar. i.
j-. i Bowling Alleys. '
! I .dersnd oChrr information
to Seaside writ to
star Club, Saealde, On.
Preside- t
Tfce D : ; Garage Co., Inc.
- ' Th 2 :
. Distributers
Ifodern K-er-roc-f
Dalles. e ar- 1
tourists, I- i.:
seTTice ' in-..
'. Fhofie t'i'n
3LLES. OREOON.
Hotor Cardan Trucks.
arsce, one block from Hotel
to -serre the needs of auto
our pieaiure to furni&h real
.. gt-Tmn."--'--' t.i;-;J:i-v
eri; Tbe Dalles. Oreooo. ;
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Washington
Beach Bonfire
Is Popular
At Seaview
SEA VIEW, Aug. 28. Bonfires are to
be seen dotting the entire length of
the beach each evening. The weather
has been Ideal for this sort of diversion.
A bonfire was -given on - the beach in
front of the Hotel Seaview with Jack
Willis as host. Among the guests were
Mrs. Grace Story. X3eorge Story, Mrs.
F. I.- Roth, Fredrick - Roth. Miss R. J.
Marsh, Mis Mildred Marsh; Oritae J,
Mutrifc. Elizabeth Kerr and .Tun n-,.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Hardinger are at
Frances Hare and Eleanor Ball are
Jruests at the M. Vcmtwr mttii
Mrs. D. W. B. Dodson is entertaining
aui . i. n. Aivnaruson.
Edward E. Goudey, Charles 3. Thomas,
Mrs. S. C, Slocum, Jack C. Willis and
Mra J. E. Walker are all registered at
the Seaview hotel.
Mrs. Davis and Stella B. Newell were
hostesses at a party given at the Gables
on Sftturdav. Th list vF i-
eluded Mrs. A. O. Gensman. Genevieve
xjove, a. v tiarne, i,yis i,. MacCoy,
nou mae, vononne -eiere, Alarie pe
ters. Eleanor Kitchen, Alta J. Glides,
JauniU Glides, Leslie E. French, Nina
Glides. Erma Grewell, C. J. Allgood,
Mildred Hense, Gus Fleming and E. D.
Dove. -
William Lines is again a guest at the
Ladd - cottage. - . -
Frank'. Heitkemper will motor to the
beach this week. He will take Mrs. F.
Heitkemper, Allard Heitkemper, Mrs. W.
. Allard and J. J. Allard home in his
car. - They will motor to the Oregon
beaches and will remain at Hotel Sea
side for a few days.
Bruce Stewart -motored' to the beach
and is spending a few weeks with bis
family in the Albee cottage. :
At the Mackenzie cottage is a house
party, the guests of Miss' Grace - Mac-
WHERE
ADVERTISteD HERE MAY
NEWPORT
AGATE . BEACH INN
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One of -the most- ptctnreeqne and beentifnUy
located resort hotels on the Oregon coast. Mid
way between Newport and Cape Foalweatber.
overtook iRK tbe ocean. Larga airy rooma, com
fortable beds, fsmoos for tbe excellence of our
caisine. Daily mail, phone. On RoossTstt High
way. For rates and reservations sddress
MRS. KATHERINC QEOROE,
Agate Beech P O., Or.
NEW CLIFF HOUSE
- : NEWPORT, OREQON T
The OSU hotel at Newport located di
rectly on Nye beach, overlooking the ocean.
Better rooms, meata and service for lest
money than any other hotel in Newport.
Bus meets the boat. For reservations address
W. D. WHEELER, Proprietor
x Minthorn i5ea Baths
NEWPORT. 'OREOON
' Hoi salt water bsihs hsva proved very bene
ficial jn cases of rheumatism and nervous disor
ders. Chiropractic treatment riven if desired.
Light housekeeping rooma in the aame building.
Ho salt bathh 85 cents. For' rates and reserva
tions addreae . . .-. tr
' DR. W. T. CROCKER. Prop.
OTTER ROCK
Ten mUes north of Newport. Kamoua for its LI
MflL, .l,.kM Ukl. A .. I I 1. 1
moseiea. clams, crabs, Oregon's coming sum
mer resort. Own your own home by tha sea
shore. Free camp grounds, free water and
free wood. For price of desirable lot and
other Information write ' ' . . i .'
' U. r. JONES, NewpeeV Oroaon. -
Otter Rock Hotel -
OTTER ROCK, OREQON
Com to Otter Rock and have a real vacation,
restful and homelike. Hotel on edge of bluff
Overlooking ocesn. Jfesr Devil's Pnneh BowL
Fine, fishins off the rocks, lots , of mnrclea and
clam. Ka better eats on the Oregon coast
Boaivi and room SIS a week. - ton will like it
Tea miles" north of Newport. Writ to - -
. THOMAS H. HORNIN0, Ottef Reck. Or. '
The BRADSHAW
' "'- v NEWPORT, OREOON '
Furnished rooms, sear ocean, large kitcbea for
use of (ueets. For re-erratioDS addreea
PHOEBE E. EARLS, Newport, Of.
THE COPEUND 0OTEL
NEWPORT, OREOON - - -Largo
comfortable rooms, homelike, near busi
ness section. SO to T5e a day. South Front SL
mms. c. a. copelawd, prop.
CHERRY CITY
PURNtSHEB CO TTAO.ES FOR RENT
Two Blocka from the Ocean, Near U tores.
OEO. O. SAVAQE, Proprietor
Nye Beach t Newport, Oreaon
Highway Garage - .
FOREST Q. ROVE, OR.
Modern, fireproof saraae. Best rwora for
ladiea. Oil, sas, service, storage. Skilled mo
cha nice in repair depertmenL ' Automobile
accessories. We will be elad to Mrve you.
TALLMAN ELLIOTT.
4! V.
" '"ill
kensie. The guests are Mrs. James
Johns, Miss Helen Curry. Joy uruw, 1
Katherjne Stanfield and . Beatrice Por-
teOUS. . . '-' "
Henry-Dillard is visiting at the Park
er COttage. i-:-. ',. v Jt:',? ri 'ill
Lulu and Louise Hatfield are at the
Anne cottage.
-C. H. Reade joined his family at the
Seaview..
- A merry party from Yakima. Mr. and
Mrs. L Goldsmith, with Herbert , and
Irene, are at the Shelbume.
Miss O. -E. Miner of Washington State
college is a guest of Dr. Edna Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Buehner are Vis
iting Mrs. Thornton Ladd.
Mra Hallet Maxwell is the guest of
Mra Allan Green.
A. S. Cougan, Dorothy and Shirley
Cougan. are at the Seaview hotel.
Miss s Mary Du Bois w visiting Mr,
and Mrs. John MeGowan of Illwaco.
Rev. and Mrs II. F, Given and chll
dren are beach vlsitora ,
Mra P. B. Sebley and daughter are
In the Klostermin cottage.
Daemar Jeppesen, 'Helen Halvorson,
Margaret Nelson and Emelia Llndahln
are spending a fortnight at seaview.
Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Selling and
Mr.' and Mrs. Sylvan Durkheimer have
returned to Grandma -Lowenson's.
O. O. Asheim. Mrs. E. L. Hense, Mrs.
A. F. Davis, Mr and Mra' Walter Stan
ton are at the Gables. -
Hopkin Jenkins motored to the beach
on Saturday. He returned to Portland
with his mother.- Mrs. T. M. Jenkins,
who had spent three' weeks at the Shel-
hnrne. " ..".- ' Vv,.:;."''
Mrs. 3. W. Edwards and Miss Ruth
are at the Seaview.
Bernard Turner spent the week end
with hi family. '
Mrsr F. T. Sampson and daughter
Margaret are guests of Mrs. F. W. Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. u. t. aicuiean nave ar
rived at the beach. '
Mfa J. C. Smitn, Mrs. George Hyde,
Miss Mabel and Sadie Smith have the
Bartholomew cottage.
Aug. F. Fleming, S, Reld, W. C. Kaseh
and Mrs. T. M. -Dempsey have arrived
at thaables.
W. J- Sheeljt motored to the beach
to loin his family.
,. Victor Christinson is visiting his par-
ants. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Chrismson.
Madeline and Laura Walter are at the
Gables."
A. Gi Brown has taken tha Bradford
mtiua near. Shelburne hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Nell are at the
fSahlea. :
1 Dr. and Mrs. E. H. East are at the
I Shelburne. . ,
h Mrs. H. H. Young Is the guest of Mra
J. A. Jennings. - -
Miss Eugfcnia.McClean Is visiting Mra
McReynolds.
Louise Hatfield is at the Amme cot
tage.
i Mrs. M.. A. Eachern came Tuesday,
Mrs. H. B. Van Dusea. is visiting at
the beach-. -'
Mrs. A. Z. .Brelngan is a beach visitor,
Dr. D. Brener, Daisy Stites, N. Me
Knight, Hattle B. Billlnga Jessie K.
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Camp
bell are at the Shelburne.
Beach Center v
Beach Center. Wash., Aug. si Trips
to Bear river are taken nearly every day
by parties from this point on the beach.
A picnic party 'spent Thursday at
Bear river. The party included Dr. Cal
breath, ..Helen-- and Evelyn Calbreath,
Mra Frank Robirrsen. Margaret Robin
son, Mrs. T. J. Seufert, Mr. and MrS.
Frank Healy, Bernlce Healy, TeT; Seu
fert, Miss Erickson, 'Mr. and Mrs? H. 8.
Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Olmstead and Miss
May Healy.
Mr- na Mrs. M. O. Thorsen have As
their guests Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Flanders.
Mrs. I. Gevurts and son Harry have
opened , their attractive cottage.
: Dr. William F. Kaiser with, his aons,
JO STAY-
BE SECURED FROM THE JOURNAL, INFORMATION AND TRAVEL BUREAU
rr-v urea
one
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HOTELS
BUNGALOWS
HOTEL B ATOCE ATT, sightly location, overlooks Tillamook bay' and ocean . tire
place, good rooms and beds, European plan, splendid dining: service, meals at
reasonable rates; Just the place to recuperate: SATATOTWUM swimming- in
structors dancing; bowling, fishing and others sports. BUNGALOWS and TENTS,
lurnisnea. uo to uayocean lor Labor
y Xeeelvera T. B. Potter Realty Co.,
THE SHJElilBURNE
Shelburne Station, North Beach, Wn.
Fameus for its service and comfort. Rome cooked meals, clams, crabs and other
sea foods. In sight and sound of the ocean. Quiet and restful. Kates only 13.60
to $4 a day. Special rates to families.
nonets to oneiDurne station. Aaareas
ROCKAWAY
BEACH
ROCKAWAY, OREGON
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One of the finest beaches on
the Oregon Coast line where "
-the mountains meet the'se.
Here you can enjoy ideal
surf bathing, catch trout and
sea fishafdie clams,' get crabs,
take long hikes andstore up
health and vigor. .
You will find a good hotel
here , and i several excellent
restaurants, stores with large
stocks of goods at reasonable
prices, a butcher Shop, a mov
. ing - picture theater, dancing
pavilion and ail tUttt ' goes to 1
- make . a pleasant vacation. -
Patronize, the following pro
; gressive firms who are inter- .
ested In X making ; your stay
here pleasant. .
Elmore Hotel, Rockaway Mercan
tile Co., Elmore Grocery, Rock
ray Studio, Seaview Cash Store),
The W. G. Peterson Butcher Shop,
Seashore Restaurant and Ice Cream
Parlor,' The Rockaway Dance Pa
vilion, Buoy Lunch Room, the
New Princess Theater and the
Elmore Annex Restaurant,
Pacific City Beach
TILLAMOOK COtSTT, OKEGOV
A untque Combination' of ocean,
bey and river. Tin nearest ocean re
sort, via McMlnnviHe by auto to Port
land and Willamette Valley points.
Trout, salmon, mussels, . oysters,
elams, crabs, shrimps, flounder and
deep sea fish in nbundance, - Good
accommodations. Write
. F. R. BEALS, Tillamook. Or.
William aqd James, are spending a few
days at tue 1 hom pon cottage. - .
Josie R. - Jackson la again at the
Sunset. -:?x . :':' "
R. Robert Crawford, W. W. Paulson,
Mrs. FT. Crawford, Mrs. M. A. Soyster.
Mies L. M. Lund and Miss Alien Ferry
formed a merry motoring party which
arrived at the Sunset this week.
Frank Healv is snending the rest of
the season with his family.
Mra Frank B, Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Wilson and Mra Philips all
left for Portland Friday.
T. J. Seufert Jr. and family are visit
ing Mrs. T. J. Seufert. V ,
Miss Josephine Healy left for Fort-
land Saturday after spending three weeks
visiting with Mra T. J. Seuftrt. -
-CM. Olmstead- returned to Portland
Monday.'' . . ' '-- ..'.'.; .;-
M. J. Sperling. Butte, Meat., is a guest
Of F."H. Cooney.'-.'-V,:,:-''-'"'?';- '- - -
Mas Prag with his nepher- Ralph
Frag and niece-Evelyn Prag re Sun
set hotel visitors, v -
Mr. and Mra H. Coleman were host
and hostess , for a bonfire given this
week. Among the guests were Mag
Prag Jean Good Bel, Mr. and Mrs. F,
Heitkemper, Hal Coleman. Arthur Prag.
Evelyn Prag, David Ooodsell, Jack Al
lard and Ralph Prag. '
Arthur PrSg and-ean Ooodeel are
the house guests of Hal Coleman.
Mrs. L. P. King and son Forbes are
at the Sunset.
Mr,, and "Mrs. R. . O. Campbell are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Cooney.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whitman are at
the, Sunset for-a few days. ,
Mr. and Mra F. E. McClure are guests
at Hotel Sunset.
F. M.-Gavtn Is spending a few weeks
with his family . - '
Mra F, Wolfe and Freda Wolfe are
late arrivals to open a cottage. -
Charles Lagerquist and T. F, Baylis
and son, Charles are enjoying two' weeks
on the beach.
: Mra J. Hornung and daughters Jo
hana and Effie. are spending a month
at the beach in their cottage.
II. A. . Ban and H. D. . Bauer are at
the Sunset hotel.
Joseph M. Ryan and W. J. Ryan are
also Sunset hotel guests.
Mrs. V. P. Bode and daughter Helen
and Miss Helen Fleming are in Hornung
cottaga t
Miss Marjorle Thompson returned . to
Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. - B. Vaughan returned
to the Sunset for another week.
Mrs. Karl Herbrlng and son William
left for horns, having spent a month at
BeachCenter.
Page Shlndler and Jam A Piatt mo
tored to the beach for a short visit,
"Buck" Kelly has . returned to his
home at HoodI River.
Ocean Park " 1
Ocean Park, Aug; 28. The girls Of
Camp Wlllapa have all left for their
homes. Miss Dorothy Elliott, who had
charge of the camp, will spend a few
days with her parents at Seaview before
returning to Reed college. The - camp
was the most successful of any ever con
ducted on this peninsula and It is hoped
that Miss Elliott will return next sum
mer and open camp here.
Mrs. James Rogers. Mrs. F. A. Brock
man, Ma Fred King' and Mrs. Weath
erly were joint hostesses at a hard time
party given at the hall. All Ocean Park
attended. Everyone had a good time.
Dancing was enjoyed and refreshments
were served. Miss Ellen Rogers, assisted
by Irma Marsh, furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kribs returned to
Portland on Monday. ,
William C Bentley. with Mr. and Mra
Ray Bentley, motored to the home of
Mra W, L. Bentley to spend a Week.
Karl -Lively is spending a week with
his family. ,
Judge Donald McMaster of Vancouver
Rosort Section
Rccort
NATATOBIUU
day. hot circular can Main tUu.
325 Chamber of Commerce Building.
Big fireplace driftwood-fires. Buy your
jibs. T. J. HOAB3, rres Bsavisw wash
ELMORE HOTEL
BOCKAWAT, OREGOJT
The Best Hotel on Tillamook Beaches.
.. me i'iace That Pleaaeai .
- , For reeervatlons address
J. J. KSEB8. Bocks way. OrtB.
VILLA CAPrlP
On Bar View Beach on aha T(Il,m,nk ak.
One, two and tbree-roem eottaces. eompletei
furnished tor light hoaaekeepina. Pur. moun
tain water, eteetria ligbta, eanitary toilets. Fro-
iawa iroa sea oreeae, elose to beach. Clams,
craba. trout iisbins. orerlooks TiUasaook - Bar.
Ideal Hummer vseation spot. For reservations
ana rates aanress
L. e. TOLLS e SON. Nap View, Or.
HAPPY CAMP
'- NET NTS, OREaON
rnrnlshed eottseee snd tents for Test. " Fine
sea fishing and trout fUhinc, lots of crabs snd
elsms and drift wood an idesl cimn. Low
rates under new management. For rates address
y - WW. m. m; OLDEN. NeUrts, Or.
LONG BEACH NATATORIUM -
LONO BEACH, WASH.
The. most modern, complete snd aanitar
Xatatorinra on the Coast. Lena betnint
pool, filled fresh 'esah day with ocean wster.
ISO Is tie, weU Appointed bath rooms. Hot
sea twate baths. Yon will like it
I CARL N0ESKE, roprtetor. "
- - - - - - -
HOTEL SUNSET
seen Center Station, Lent tech, Wash.
Under new cnanacemeat. Facinf Ocean.
Fine surf- batbl i(. v Sea Food a specialty.
Comfortable and scntpuloualy clean. Mod
ern.. . Spteia! rates for families. For rates
and nervations, address
M. . SEAL. Lorfl Beech, Wash. '
THE BAYVIEW HOTEL
nahcottA, wash. .,
Tnder - new mansa-sment. Excellent meals,
food rooms, oysters, clams and era be 'free
from the water. Good fishing- sad boat trie on
Willape Harbor. . Beasonabte rates, - Addreea
AY VIEW HOTEL, Nsnoetta, Waslt.
:Z .-: CRESCENT H07ZIL
MANHATTAN BEACH Overlooktn the ocean,
near Lake Ltle. good lurf bathins. The home
of sood cata. MRS, ORACE HUSTON, Prep.,
Manhattan Ssacli F. O., Oreeon,
is spending another wsea v-Ha . fits I
family. ... . - . ' "
Mr. and Mra. j. Plckard and children J
are vacationing at the 'beach. i
Mr. and Mra David Brotehie are
spending a fortnight In their home hera
Mtwand Mra. L. Enefud. wtlh daugh
ters, are Taylor hotel guests.
George Walker is being entertalaed at ,
the Schmeer home.
J. J, Eftipiey is a guest of Mra B. W.
Shipley.
Mr. and Mra Neil II. McEachern are
beach guests.
IL Jj- strowbrldge came to he beach
for a week's vacation. . A
L. P. Clark, with son ar.4 daughter.
are at Seldom Inn.
Mr. and Mra Glenn A.- Merrifield and
Boyd Merrlfleld of Seattle ar at the
Clark hotel.
William Clark and Colonel and Mrs.
E. P. Evans are guests of L. P. Clark.
Quests of the C larks are Mrs. Effie
Davy, Miss Cora Ripley and Mr. and
Mra J. G. Torrance, all of Portland.
Mra Isaac Lawler and Mrs. William
Mulkey were guests f Mrs. W. Tien.
Mra Fletcher Llmt and Mrs. R. lkon
von Klein Smld .returned to Portland.
Mr. and Mra R. A, Bird are beach
vlsitora . :
Mr, and Mra Ralph J. Benjamin of
TacOma and Rev. Leslie LOgue Boyd of
Los Angeles, Cat., are at the Clark hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mendel and daugh
ter opened thetr cottage this week. Gautt
ratton and Blanch Stabler are .their
house guests.
Mra W. E. Morrison Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bulllvant.
John, Sarah and Henrietta Holmes
and Miss Olive Dunlap are all guests
at Seldom Inn.
Dr. I. S. Harklne motored to the beach
with W. C. Bentley.
Mrs. W. A. Clark and Mra Harbaugh
ar beach guests.
Mrs. A. L. Shumway Is visiting her
sister,- Mrs. W. D. Evans.
Mra K. G. Lent arrived to remain un
til Labor day. ....
i Mr. and Mra Grover Sinks returned
to Portland having spent a week with
Mr. and Mrs. F, A Sinka . .
Mrs. H. Uhllg and daughter, Isabel,
are visiting Mrs. C. W. Weatherly.
Mrs. J. B. Purcell is visiting Mrs. C.
WW-Weatherly. ,
Mrs. I. D. Warden gave a fancy dano
Ing party in honor of Miss Pearl Nel
son, her guest from Minneapolis.
Mra.. Frank Halfpenny Is visiting her
mother, Mrs M, C. Brown.
: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bruckman and
son, M. D,' Bruckman, left their pretty
beach home, "Bruck-Man;Sclon.'' on
Wednesday .for their Portland home.
Mrs. Josephine Kinney Walker was
the guest of'Mra. Boudlnot Seeley.
Mrs. B. q. Skulason of MUwaukle, Or
Is visiting her. sister, Mrs.J. C. Lewis.
Margaret Gimmell Is spending a Week
with her mother, Mra W. Oimmell.
Miss Louise Fisher and Miss 'Grace
Williams are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W,
J. Morris. - .-
Mra F. O. Downlnr, who was visiting
Judge and Mra L. B. Stearns, has re
turned to Portland.
Mr. Garner. ' Georgian Garner and
Mra Cameron of Astoria are at the
Park. - " . .
Mr. and Mrs. Jaques, Herbert Brlx
and WIHiam Warner werft all week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brlx.
R. O. Harrison' spent a few days at
the Trew cottage. .
Miss Cecelia Bumtoof of The Dalles
Is In the Baker cottage.
Mr. and Mra Pepper and daughter,
Ruth, returned to The Dajles.
Mr, ahd Mra W. Jt MOrrls and son,
Phillip, are at the Surf.
MIbs Ellen Dock is visiting Mra W.
L. Bentley.
Miss Alma Sensil of Boise is a guest
at the Neal cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hendricksen are "In
their cottage.
Everyone
Goes to
mTzel(Dood V
The best of every
thing to eat, pre
pared in the way
you like best. The
Hazel wood will wel
t ccme you in Port
iancL 388 W ashing'ton
127 Broadway;
MOUNTAIN RliSORTS
Leave BOTJTLETJOK $EED k -FLORAL
CO., 143 SECOND ST., phones Main 172.
A-3S11. for Arrsh Wanna h. Welches, Tsw
neya and Rbododendroo. Owned and oper
ated bt Irving ton Osraee A Aute Co Ina,
J. L. 8. 8nead. Prea.-Mr. Thones K. US,
C-S1S2. E. 14th and Brosdwsjr. "Make
reaervatlorts In advance."
Condacted along lines moat Inviting to
men snd women of refined tastes. Mend
lor Bluttrnsted Booklet.
. MRS. O. W. 4. BECKERS
White S el men. Wash. - Fhene 7S-YL
Trout -Lake Resort
Soend roar vseation at Hotel CSnler, at Treat
Lske. Fine trout fishing In Trout Lake and
White Salmon river. Mountain climbing." lava
nd ice cave. Ante road to bsaa of kit Adams
12 miles distant. Listen, I Tourists; We have
Meaty of gasoline. Hotel rate. S3 a day, SIS
S week.
4. E. REYNOLDS, Prop. Outer, Watlw
rtiaing Club
Makes. Beach
On Horseback
NE A H-K A H-N I E. Aug. 28. Nln
members of the Portland Riding
academy made a short visit at this beach
last week as part of an extended beach
outing. - The ladles of the party, which
came in over the beautiful Wilson river
road, covered the entire distance from
foruana on jiorseDn.cn wnu me me.i
accompanied them by auto. Varying
distances of from IS to 30 mlfes a day
were traveled. . The party, which Includ
ed Harry M. Kerron, master of the acad
emy j Mrs. Kerron. Captain R. l. Oram.
sally Jcyc. Mrs. Madeline. Mitchell. May
Chenoweth, Claribel Williams, F. R. -San
derson and Marcia Babb, left Friday for
Gearhart. '
Mr. and Mra-Charles K. Oray. Mrs. J.
H. 1), Oray, Max Hopper and Miss Ar-
last week and after a short visit here
went on to Cannon Beach.
- G. W. Ross of the Standard OH com
pany. Miss Flora Longfellow and W. T.
Brennan are Portlandera who spent the
Week end here.
Miss Mary F. .Farnan, dean of women
at Pacific university, is spending her
vacation here.
L. V. Eberhardt of Tillamook- accom
panied S. O. Reed of the Tavern on a
fishing trip Saturday to the rocks at the
foot of the mountain. A fine catch of
porgles was reported.
The Aliases r;velyn Harding and Erna
Petsold. both of Qregon City, are vaca
tionists at this beach.
. Guy C. Janes of Portland Is at Lock
cottage for two weeks.
The Misses Isabell and Christine Chal
mers of Fort Grove, are at this beach
for a brief visit.
Mrs. George C. Sterling of Portland
and Miss Cora Amberg of Battle Creek,
Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bell of
Portland have returned after a week
here. -j
Mra J. B. Betts and daughter, Gladys,
of .Portland are enjoying a fortnight's
outing here.
.Mr. and Mra.F. B. Stuart of Portland
and MIbs Anna Stuart of Algonac, Mich.,
were recent visitors at this resort. In
the party were also the Misses Margaret
and Betty Stuart of Denver. ,
Charles V, Brown, president of the
Chamber of Commerce of Astoria, who
Is touring the county with Mrs. Brown
and her slater. 'Mrs. H. J. Boord of Rort
land, were recent arrivals here.
Mra. 'John Lalta motored out to Port
land on Thursday with her guests, Mrs.
Henrietta Failing and Mra L. II. Bart
lett of Lowlston. -
E. Kramer of Cornell, E. A Reuter of
Forest Grove, Gertrude McElfresh of
Corvallls and Helen. M. Sprague and
Georgia Ewlnu of Portland were a mo
toring party which arrived on Friday.
Mrs. F. F. Chapman and Anna Kath
erine Chapman of Portland are vaca
tionists at Cain's farmhouse.
David Fall of Portland Is occupying
Edgsmont cottage for a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Tomllnson Is
spending two weeks at Jaucamich cot
tage. Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Bellinger and Ray
F. Shields are Salem visitors at this
beach.
C. W. Henkle and Florence Henkle of
Independence and Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
Henkle and children and Mrs. T. W.
Merrick of Tillamook are making a brlct
vlsihere.
The Misses Kdith and Mildred Mac
Rao of Portland are here for an outlnpr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs, H. A. Bolin are a party of
Portlanders vacationing here.
Ed
-WHAT. JO SEE
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
Take Two Osjrf for Vooe
. O0LUMBIA RIVEN HIOHWAV TRIF
and aee the
GLACIERS OP MOUNT HOOD
Spending tha Night St
Mount Hood Lodge
ON
Cloud Cap Inn
Full Information, Shepsrd's Aute Bus Lint or
Ak Mr. Pester Service, or any .Portland
Hotel, or direct from Homer A. Peoer, seen,
soar. P. O.. Perk dele. Oreesn, Phone Odell,
14, via Hood River.
V ,
ARRAH WANNA HOTEL In the Ml. Hood
District Fine mountain' hotel in the heart
of tbe UU Hood foothills on the Salmon river.
Beautiful trees end foliage. Splendid accom
modations in hotel or bunsalowa. Ratea: 4
per day, $33 pe week, too people Its. Read
for folder. Daily Anto sues for Arrsh Wanna
leave Irvinfton Garage. K. 16th and Broad
way. Vbnne riat 185 or to by private suu.
Bee. B. Speneer, Arrsh Wanna, via Chsrry
vUle r, o.
TAWNEY'S MOUNTAIN HOME
On the Salmon river, nesr Mount Hoodt- home
cooking, pleasant anrroundinsa. Fried chicken
on Sunday.. An ideal place for your vacation.
T . . - - , ., i I k1mm fi,, Ihnu, who rtrrfmt
them. Daily auto stage. 1'hones i.sst 13 i sad
Main 17 a. f 1 4
, F. H. TAVVNIY. Free.
Welches P. O.. Oreaon.
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