' THE OREGOK: SUNDAY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1920.
Labor.Day
Draws Crowd-
To Seaside
SEASIDE, Bpt Large crowds ere
expected fcr Labor day due to the
fine weather, and preparations are being
made to accommodate the visitors.
E. Ew Armstrong spent the week-end In
.Seaside. '.
. Mr. and Mrs. R. LBass were recent
' visitors at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hunter enjoyed
several days at the coast.
, A. Johnson spent the week at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg-e Ottenheitner and
Richard and Elisabeth were guests at
the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 8. Albright were vis
itors at the Seaside last week.
Mrs. Ralph C. Doreas spent several
day at the fleeslde.
Frank A. Rhodes was a week-end vis
itor at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E, Harding'. R.
Krautre and Pant Krause who motored
to the beach were guests at the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Mans enjoyed a
few days at the coast.
'". Mr. and Mrs. M. Farm spent several
days at the beach.
' O. C. Clark was a week-end visitor at
the Seaside.
Dudley Hill and Wesley McPherson
motored down to spend the remainder of
the summer In Seaside.
Bob Burnside arrived recently to spend
the summer at the beach.
Dr. and Mrs. Maclemaa enjoyed a few
. days at the coast.
Mrs. B. Paltcey arrived recently for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Judd and Henry
Judd are recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Buswell and Mr.
and Mrs O. W. Buswell are enjoying a,
few days at the Seaside.
Mlaa Fannie O. Porter and Kate I.
Porter are recent arrivals at the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hall are spending
the week at the beach.
Mrs. W. E. Gilbert Is a guest at the
Seaside. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Amsdall are vis
itors at the 8eaaide.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson are spend
ing the summer at the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Riddle are recent
guests at the beach.
E. J. Neuttadter was a recent guest
at the Hotel Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Thompson are
staying at the 'Seaside for a few days.
Mrs. A. F. Hastings is a recent guest
at the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Robinson, Carrol Rob
inson and Josephine Robinson are enjoy
ing a few days at the beach.
Lot Beetle la a recent guest of Jason
MeCune.
Mr. and Mra Percy W. Blanchard and
Thomas. Blanched are enjoying a few
days at the coast
Miss Helen Mayo arrived recently to
LUiJi
WHERE AND HOW
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HOTEL SEASIDE, Inc.
SEASIDE (Clatsop Beach), OREGON
OREGON'S NEW
ALL-THE-YEAR-ROUND OCEAN BEACH RESORT HOTEL
Special Reduced Rates for Saturday, Sunday
and Labor Day
ROOMS WITH MEALS INCLUDED
SPECIAL RATES FOR CHILDREN AMERICAN .PLAN
ROOM and MEALS INCLUDED .
For reservation, address CHAS. H. ROWLEY, Manager
SEASIDE
OREGON
The Gateway to the Land
of Outdoor Delight
The Columbia River Highway
1$ completed. The trip from
Portland to Seaside by auto it one
of unalloyed delight. If you have
not yet made the trip do so at
your earliest opportunity and
you will be delighted by the ever
changing panorama of beauty
between Portland and the Sea.
If you want to have one of the
most enjoysble vacations you
ever had, come to Seaside. You
will find here a warm welcome,
a beautiful and picturesque
beach, unsurpassed surf bathing,
canoeing or rowing on the Ne
canlcum, ,ea fishing and trout
fishing, clam digging, tennis,
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 with high-class
goods at reasonable rates, good
hotels, tummer cottages and
furnished tents.
, The following progresslte firms
who will give you fair treatment
and excellent service deserve
your trade as they are working
to make a bigger, a better ind a
busier Seasidet 1
Hotel Seaside, Seines St Wheat-
ley Department Stora, first State
Bank of Seaalds, Pacific Power &
Light Co Williams Bros. Car
as. Sanitary Meat Market, A. R.
Watcher Groceries, Oregon Car.
ago and Machine Work., B. W.
Otto Grocery Co., Thm Hanan
Smita Garaga, The Bungalow
Dancing Pavilion, . M. 'Murray.
General Merchandise, E W. Lap
pla. Plumbing) W. J. Montag,
Photographer Dad's Good Eat
Restaurant, Poors Confectionery,
MUloy's Ico Cream Parlor, T. C.
' Galloway; Groceries! Dnnnlags
Art and Curio Shop, Frank Kon
nedy Cigar1 Store. R. O. Ralston,
Real Estate? and Insurance Dr.
R. G. Moee. Dentist J. O. Blake
Tranafer and Express J Rosa Res
taurant pools Bowlmg Alleys.
Fix lUattrated roMar tad ether tnTonattioa
relartt io Saita write to ,
rmlaaeA aVaaaoatar Oftts, StaalSa, Or.
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spend the remainder of the summer at
the Mayo' cottage.
Alexander J. Hlrsh was a visitor at the
beach for a few days.
Miss Betty Brink is a ' gnest at the
Callendar cottage In Hermosa park.
Mr. ,and Mra A. H. Brackett were
vlnitors laat week.
Mrs, W. C. Carroll and children spent
several days at the beach.'
Mn- and Mra. J. Greenwood were
guests at the Seaside.
I M. Brlggs spent the week-end at
the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Caswell were
visitors at the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jackson were vis
itors at the beach.
Mra L. J. Sherman 'and children en
joyed several 'days at the beach..
Mra A. R. Thompson and Elma Thomp
son arrived last week for a few days'
stay.
Mrs. Thomas Cornell was a visitor
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson were
guests at the NaUtorium.
Roscoe Fawcett spent the week in Sea
side. Mr. and' Mrs. A. C. Carlson were guests
at the Katatorium.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gosney epent sev
eral days in Seaside laat week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Comer were guests at
the Natatorium.
Miss Peggy Densmore and Miss Opal
Blenn arrived recently for. the week-end.
Mrs. W. H. Norman and daughter are
spending the summer at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Frey arrived re
cently for the summer.
Mrs. Stephen IL Moesch and son, D.
Moesch, arrived to spend the remainder
of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Cornell and Miss
AJJ " 7Vir Grvat Nnrthwnxt- Am rTir-'c Natural
JO GO
FREE INFORMATION
Coaie to tba Kahalaai country. Ton vfll
find It aa idaal vaeaUoa district. Tba city
of Nahalem la sheltered from tba m bteesa
by awrgreae clad hills. It U located on tba
beaatifal Nebalcia river. The, ocean is but
Uuea BUlea dletanb. It it within hi; valUns
distance of Naab-kah-nie Mountain.
Make tbla roar tteadquartei when toartns
thie section or oemplnf oat. Toe, will find
brre an axeellent hotel, a teneral me it hen
due afore with lancet, and well selected itocka
of sooda, a proareeevaad up to data drnt
tore, a eporUns saooaad pool ball, a well
tocktd confeotionery fare, a reliable tranafer
oottpaay and a samta that will aive yon food
eerrfcav W bile bare petronlxe the foltowins
reliable and piwereeaira firaa The Nehalem
hotel. H. W. Tohl, Prop,; Tba Andereoa
General MerehandiM Store;; J. W. Tbompeoa
In Co.s The Nehalem y Genre, Bell e
Toney. Propa. : D. C 1 Pareaa Bportlnr
Goads and Confectioner; f . A. ta Slambvs
Coniectionar Store. .
Pacific City Beach
TILLAMOOK COTJUTT, OEEGOJT
A unique combination of ocean,
bay and river. The nearest ocean re
sort, via McMtnnvtlle by auto to Port
land and Willamette Valley points.
Trout, salmon, mussels, oysters,
clams, crabs, shrimps, flounder and
deep sea fish In abundance. Good
accommodations. - Write
F. K. BEALS, Tillamook, Or.
HOTEL ECOLA
IOOLA, ORIOOM
Spend ymt eaoatloa at beanttfid Aanoa
Beach. Oat enta neeta tmhta at a2It?
Kxeelleat eeniee aad lute aaieiae. Foe vll
trreUon addreea ra
HOTEL IOOLA, tsele. Or.
nearby aeenlo pointa, Mj stand M at tba aaatend
bee IS! and the aaaae B. U Ebemua. hrnZZ.
HAPPYGAMP
., .. sjarrartTS. onsoon
mm wuiua ,mi ITOOl JODI1I, Hn.( CtabS and
eatBe and drift wood aa ideel eersp, LoV
latai under aew naesmaint. lTor (aha addraai
taws. ST. m. Ot-Dgfl. Wataeta, Or.
HIS ; CRESCENT HOTZL
aNMATTABj BCACH 0rfookin the ocean,
aeae- Lake Letle K..u;-!r -.v.
of eaod eat. BJRS. RAOK HUSTON, freav.
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NEHALE VI
Cannon
Beach
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Above Mussel shoals, Shore Acres, home of L. S. Sin-peon In Coos coun
ty. Below What are the wild waves saying?
T. Cramby of Portland are spending the
summer In Seaside.
Dan West. W. E. Welch and J. C.
Welch are recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mra C A. Reed from Hood
River are recent arrival.
Mrs. Marie L. Thearle Is enjoying a
few days" stay at the coast.
Mr. and. Mra Glen E. Jenkins are re
cent visitors at the beach.
Mr. and Mra. R. L. Charleston motored
down for the week.
J. M. O'Neill of Beaverton spent a few
days at the beach.
Gearhart
Gearhart. Sept. 4. Mra John Kloster-
REGARDING ANY RESORT
Oregon's Finest Beach Resort
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HOTELS y BUNGALOWS . . NATATORIUU
HOTEL BATOCEAK. surhtly location,
place, good rooms and beds, Kuropean
reasonable rates: iuat the place to recuperate; NATATORIUM swimming in
structor; dancing, bowling, fishing and other sports. BUNGALOWS and TEXT 8,
furnished. Go to Bayocean for Labor day. For circular call Main 6406.
Receivers T. B. Potter Realty Co,
THE SHELBURNE
Shelburne Station,
Famous for Its service and comfort. Home cooked meals, clams, crabs and other
sea toodai In sight and sound of the ocean. Quiet and restful. Kates only S3.&0
to $4 a day. Special rates to families. Big fireplace driftwood fires. Buy your
tickets tot Shelburne Station. Address MBS. T. 3. HOARS, Prep., Seavlew, V ata.
Otter Rock Hotel
OTTER ROCK, 0RE0.0H
Coma to Otter Hock and bars a real eaebHan.
reotful ami bomeUke. Hotel pa adce of braff
orerlooklnc oeean. Near Peril's Punch BowL
Pine fiahtnf oft tba rockA iota of (nnsclea and
clam. N better eats ba tba Oreeoe coast
Board and -room SIS a weak. Tea will Ska it.
Ten miles north of Newport. Write to
THOMAS H. HORNING. Otter Reek. Or.
ELMORE HOTEL
SOCKAWAT, OKEOOX
The Best Hotel on Tillamook Beach ea.
ine fiace That Pleases.
For reservations address
3. 3. X&EBS. Beekaway. Oreges
South Beach Hotel
It TOO Want to TeM row vaeat!aBstlive reu
will hare rood fbbins and ban tins and where
beach eoaeitione an tdeal. atop at the Sooth
Beach Hotel. Easily reached from Taonina o
Newport. Tor foliar infonnation. address
D. . OONROO, South Bsech, Orafon.
Trout Lake Resort
Soend rear Vacs boa at Hotel GnleT. at Tfoet
take, rise trout fishins is Trout lake and
White Salmon river. Moantaia ettmbins. biva
and tea caeea. Aato reed te base of Mt. Adams.
19 aaiMi aistaat Llstea.l TonrUta: We hare
pleat of (uolisa Hotel lata, tS a dar. tl
a weak, j -
J. K. RKYNOLOS, Ves. Aetar. Wash.
GARAGES
WHITE SALMON, WN.
Con up and see the MetareaToe White
salmon C0011U7. TbU ML Adataa, the
sua eaves aad the tee caeca. Fine fishine
sad btmtins. - Stop oaar aicht with as ei
will famish yoa oil. sss. serrios, stotase,
Inrnasorita sad expert repairs.
SORTER'S 0BK. Whrte Satmen. Wat.
Hood River Garage
FTftM . 1 n .
.""T - ""a warase, luavsuoi.
r -- . . ai auiisa, repairs
I ar expett worfciaen. Aeearate infenaaboa
Cn ianea.
I HOOD RIVM ARABC. Need ftlear. Or.
Tie Dalles Garage Co., Inc.
THK DALLES. ORESOIl. ;
OUVtautora Btasor Oars aad Track. --
JJodera reproof Genes,' oae block from Hold
fJ'- , we are here to serre the aeede of ante
toarlsta , It wja be oar pleasnra te fT-ntih '
ssrnLe "bernoe that Benee."
, . Paene Mala 471. The DelMa,
v
man was a recent guest of Mrs. J.
H.
Kloeterman.
Dr. T. E. llolkey spent several days in
Gearhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper and Kirk and
Bruce Casper are spending, a tf days
at the beach.
Mrs. Sarah Reese, Miss Cecilia Gag
non and Miss Anna Mernera enjoyed a
few days at the coast
Mrs. IL L. Powers was a guest of Mra.
C. E. GreUe, and J. H. Henry was a
week-end visitor.
Mrs. M. E. Reed and daughter Jose
phine was a truest of Mrs. H. NUcholL
Mra. J. IL Klckley and Mra E. N. Ber
gen are rueats of Mra Kadderly.
Miss Flora McBride entertained sev
eral friends at a party given at the home
-WHERE
ADVERTISED HERE MAY
overlooks Tillamook bay and ocean, fire
plan, splendid dining service, meals at
JZ5 Chamber ol Commerce Building.
North Beach, Wn.
Everyone
Goes to
IfazelcDOOcf
The best of every
thing to eat, pre
pared in the way
vou like best! The
Hazelwood will wel
come you in Port
land. 388 Washington
127 Broadway
HOOD RIVER-WHITE
SALMON FERRY
We operate a speedy and rats' aarriee betas a
Hooa Hirer, tir., ana wait Balmoa. wash.
Take the trio an one aide of the Colombia and
down toe other, erossinc at Hood BJrer or White
Salmon, ferry charts enly II per car, iaclad-
tne foar peseeinsrs. Safet. ec
VAN ALLEN BteCARTHV, rrepe.
KEHALEM'IRIYER TRANSFER CO.
NEHALEBL OREOOW
.la setae to ltanasnrta Beach er Keeb-kab-ale
uSf .1? V ra ocsats to Wbeeier. Uar
22?e Juaeta. meets all traiaa t fate te
ehaJeas SO cents. We epreate aa ante eat to
T-'"-T7- "re eeitta, stoats fee nat
-- asiisum
MDIMOfl BROS,
of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McBride. The
guests Included Miss Jane Talbot Ellse
Fleiachner, Helea Parker, Frances Prud
homme and Douglas NieoL, Herbert Cav
anaugh, John Piper, Ben Reed, Jack
Marshall JaoV . : Dougherty, Ambrose
Cronln, Richard Xang and Jack Groas
meyer. i
Bern Howard was a guest of E. 3.
Frohman for the week.
Mrs. Ersklne Wood and children are
guests of Mrs. David Honeyman.
Miss L. A. Florence and Mrs. George
Low are spending a few days at the
beach.
Eleanor Dlttenbefer Is a guest of X.
Lang.
Miss Janice Parker entertained at a
house party - at her cottage near the
beach. The guests were Miss Pauline
Dick, Miss Helen Carman, Miss Kather
ine Wilcox and James Lively, Frans
Drinker, Jack BXvenburgh aad. Walter
Holman.
Louis Rosenblatt and E. E. Frohman
returned after spending the summer at
the beach.
Mr. and Mra J. H. Lemon are guests
of Mrs. A. M. Kinney at the Boschoel
cottage.
Cannon Beach
Ecola, Sept 4 Mr. and Mra H. N.
Wallace arrived last week for a few
days' stay.
Mrs. J. W. Countermlre Is spending
the summer at Cannon Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Robinson are
recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mra Emel R. Clancy were
week-end 'visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Jones of Kelso
were recent guests here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Graf are enjoying
a few daya at the beach.
Mr.' and Mra Frank B. Riley, William
Riley and Peggey Riley are recent ar
rivals. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Riley arrived re
cently for a few days' visit
R. A. Harrison was a week-end viaitor.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Stellnagen are
spending the summer at the beach.
Mra A. B. Thompson and Miss Elna
M. Thompson of Echo enjoyed several
days at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A'. M. Dibble and chil
dren are visiting the beach for a few
daya
Mr. and Mra J. P. Keeps, Jeannette
Keepa and Elizabeth U. Keepa are recent
arrivals.
Miss Grace Hammerstrom, Miss Alice
Wilson, Miss Beatrice Barker, Miss
Doris Hoefler, Miss Wenona Dyer, Miss
Frances Ward, Miss Zoe Allen, Miss
Nellie Tenbrook, Miss Florence Grtffen.
Miss Bernice Daves and Miss Frances
Dunbar are enjoying a house party at
the Mansur cottage.
Mra T. II. Lewis, Imogens and Donald
Lewis arrived last week for a short so
journ at the beach.
H. L. Piatt was a week-end visitor.
Dr. and Mra J. D. Latimer and
daughter motored down for a few days'
stay.
Mra Stephen H. Moesch and child are
speding the remainder of the summer at
the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A'. J. Thorp arrived at
the beach after a long motor trip.
L. V. Burkley was a recent visitor at
the beach.
Mrs. McKnlght and daughter. Miss
M. McKnlght accompanied by It. W.
Neer, motorea down to the beach for a
few days' stay.
Freda Christensen and Bess E. Jones
TO STAY-
BE SECURED FROM THE JOURNAL INFORMATION AND TRAVEL BUREAU
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
Chanticleer Inn
OX COLUMBIA EIVEE HIGIIrTAT
A suoerb view ot the Columbia River
Gorge and ML Hood is well worth com
ing across the continent to see.
Milk. Eggs, Vegetables, Chickens and
Flowers, all raised on our own ranch.
Phone or write Owner and Manager
MRS. MAHIE A. MO EG AS, Corbett, Or.
TYRRELL TAVERN
BONNEVILLE, OEEOOW
Kear Entrance ot Oregon's World
Famous
FISH HATCHERT 8ALMOX DIN.
NEBS OF SPECIALTY
Breakfasts and Lunches also. Special
service for Dinner Parties. Phone long
distance. MRS. N. E. TYRRELL, Prop,
uonseniie. oreroa.
MIST FALLS LODGE
"The House by the 8l"e of the Road"
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY.
Breakfasts, Leaches aad Afteraoea Teas
Chicken Dlssera SS.ee.
Meat or Flak Dlssera ll-ie Mnit Be
Ordered la Adraaee.
We Can Accommodate a Limited
Number for Week-End Parties
Long Pittance Phoae Mitt Falls Led re
The Jack o Lantern
HORSETAIL FALLS, COLUMBIA
HIGHWAY
Dainty, delicious and appetising-, light
lunches served. Come once you'll come
again, and keep coming.
MRS. WILLIAM GEBOTT, Fro. .
Bridal Yell P. O- Oregoa.
CROWN POINT CHALET
1000 feet above the Columbia river. This
eantace point Commands a view of the river for
ft miles. From its wide veranda can be tees
Table Usnataia, Lone Bock, Cape Horn. Silver
Bur and Booster Book. At their feet the broad
expanse of the majMtie river spreads its waters.
Crowa Point Chalet hsa a kind of hospitality
that wins and holds the friendship ot every meet,
knd the chicken dinners are nnstupaaaed. Make
reservations by eallinc Mrs. HeDdertea, ions
oisunce, tnrorjfa jorteit.
"The Summit"
Oa Colemola Iftiver Highway
Smokes, Soda Water, Ice Cream. Candy.
. Stop at "PAT'S PLACE to secure a
light lunch of gas and oil for your auto.
O. K. PATTERSON, Prop.
Corbett P. On Orecsa.
MAFFET VILLA
Opposite Xatoarelie Fails, ea Celaiabla
Elver Highway.
Here you will find real food and plenty
of it, skillfully prepared and well aerved.
Wonderful scenery, two and one half
miies irons grown oint. iuncnes and
Ulnners.
MR. AND MBS. H. W. MAFFET
Latoarelle. Oregoa.
the tmm OW TMB
BRIDGE OF THE GODS
flAsTArnsv I esflf ABVAAM
am muwv, 1 aeyiaswn ey mnmKW, vai cusj LAnullDsTi
BlTer Hifbvmy, wbers lb totttiat wiU ttnoy boxM
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weiasusa, us vtrtawea afM a vvaavuaAJmaa. THIUeVl
sal ill Tarsngal m tntlt-rta. In mi Mfsa Ai4tnm
Im Mrred on! qrulitjr food, jpreparvd rxir th
prs9irim.ci of Um Maddem. Tb (ibmi Caand
uasm srn ;w 1 ww .ymraa mm u. boua, um
it. ,1 I 1 Em a 1 A W
fWiey eaUMtSJ 1 11 isi-mixi ir,
mmi m. jewwie isooesj
Two Big ZxeartloBt Laser Say.
dance
tealgkt oa Ttoard
BLUEBIRD
Leave W. Msrrlaoa t P. M.
Cotlllloa Han Opeas Sept. t
moonlight
vaeanOM on sumMtw sussoribsrs
WUaa cola amqr to tba wmt or M
fmr vaeatfoa, have TU J carnal (olio ?e
at the rccalar rat, or tba foUowtns asata
UI supply roa at racvlar city ratta:
. Rtrriew, Or. W. A. Sippall Jr.
Bay City. Or. Wis, T. A. GDa.
laitaoa Rmb. Erola. Or. R. L. Barrla,
Caison. WmL Carl fi. Baita, alM ship.
aard'a Sininca.
Garibaldi. Ot.
OMrhart, Or. W. t Itoblntoa. "
toBCAaeck. Waah. Stranbal S Oa.
altahattaa IWh Mra. 6. L Hortoa.
Uiaaaaiu Baach KaU O. Kardau.
Nnb-aao-Nla. Or. a. O. iadtnoa.
Nchalrat, Or. Ntoalea Drat eoauwajr.
tarta, Or. Mr. U. T. Ctoev
. Newport, Ot LJ S. Hunt ,
Padfla Oty oTh. Ward,
Oraaa Pari, tVaah. ao, R. Kramer.
Rockaway Baach, Or. r, P. MiUar.
Swiliia, Ot. Jaw MoCbm. Mata Dra
PitWw, vraah. Oae. L Pntaaav.
TUUaiook, Or. r. I. Ebtvaua
Tain Boras, Or. D. 3. Via Scyoe,
WUboit Spriaca C W. VtoLaraa.
of Salem are enjoying a few days at
the coast
Mr. and Mrs. O. a Murphy are spend
ing the summer here.
Dr. Ralph V. Moors Is a recent ar
rival. Mr. and Mra. Norman C. Burton mo
tored down to Cannon Beach to spead
the -week.
Mr. and Mrs. Keyes and daughters,
Jeannette and Elisabeth, of Bend are'
visitors for several days.
J. R. Duncan was a week-end guest
M.' Pinero and 8. Steuenberg. spent
several days at the beach.
Dr. A. Z. Crayne, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Claxon, Catherine Clazon and Colin
Claxon motored , down and are spending
a few days in a cottage near the beach.
Mlas Margaret Peterson was a guest
of Mlaa Florence Grayson In the Gray
Den cottage.
Kenneth Macklen, Fred Doane, Clar
ence Wilson, Jack Pearson, Fred Stand
ring, John Standrlng, Summer Qulnn
are apendlng a few daya at Chapman
Camp.
Mrs. Hattia Fielding of Santa Monica
was a recent guest of Mr. and Mra E.
C. Lamphere. Mrs. A. H. Shellmlre, who
had been visiting Mrs. E. C. Lamphere,
returned last week.
Carvel Linden and Dick Clancy spent
the week (n the Underman cottage.
Mlaa Blanche Slade and Mra Sla.de,
accompanied by Mlsa Ada Mahan, Mlaa
Maude Mahan, Mlas Borighild Edison,
Miss Irma Kenny, Miss Cloever Burl
lngan. Miss Lou lne Hansen, Miss Mar
garet Wilson, Miss Glenora Smith and
Miss Jeanette Chlsholm are a group of
Camp Fire Girls who are enjoying a few
days at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Fitspatrlck re
turned to Portland after spending two
montha at the beach. John Blttnerthur,
their recent guest returned with them.
Mrs. W. H. Ross is entertainlnr at her
cottage. Rosaeyrle. several guests. Mrs.
IL R. Powell, Miss Lenore Powell, Ms.
and Mrs. A. B. Ca vender of Portland
spent the week with Mrs. W. H. Ross.
Mr. and Mra L. It Look and Marion
and Eleanor Look are recent arrivals
at the beach.
Harold Oberg and Ovedta L. Oberg are
spending the summer here.
Mrs. Lloyd Buchanan la a guest here.
Jack O'Donnell spent the week-end at
the beach.
Mrs. A. Osburn. John Osburn and
Ellse Osburn are enjoying a few days at
Cannon Beach.
A. N. Rahles and Nancey are recent
visitors.
Resort. Section.
$2.00
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FINEST If
tme aoETHwirr
a
House of Cheer
The Seward It a are, modern aad eXefaettr tt
potated hotel, tMsstssins one of the most beanu-
lol corner lobbies ta the Northwest. Located at
jvta aad Aioa streets, opposite Old. Wenmaa
Klnc't bis deparuaent store, in heart ot
retail and theatrb district. Batea, II. 10 sad na.
Bos meets all trains. "W ear alee rant from
Cnioa depot te HOTEL SKWABU Aa eseat
leat dininc ieom in eonneetioa.
W. a CCLBZBTSOM. Prop.
Samson Hotel
STEVENSON, WASH.
We eordiallv Invite toarisu te pbta their trr
te at to star over Bight tb at. Ton will find!
arcs, airy, comfortable rooms, and the aaeala
will mske yon wsnt to come acsin. We eerie
real food, well cooked, weu served aad plenty
01 u. Lttma and see tor yonraeu.
t A II SOU MOTSL, terantoe, Wesft.
IMPERIAL HOTEL
RKWECRs. OKEOON .
Tea have eaea the Colombia ktver Webwav.
Bow see the picturesque and beaatifal Wilis ntette
VaDey. We aive erwdal attennoa to Teartsta
and Anto Psrtiea. This betel has leas been It
mens aa the home of 'seed eats' aad sood service.
Special Bandar dlrmers. Try them. Large, airy
rooms, eomionaoie vena,
UT MOORS. Praerlstar.
MT. HOOD HOTEL
MOOD KIVER. ONEON
Getaway te the aft. Hoed Cetmtry-wftB Ra
moaauia eBmbias.. wild berriee and (ine flshlaa
Plaa your trip te stay Sere ever nifbt He (sds
or frills, tat ssoaroas portions of strictly fresh
feed, well cooked sad wcU served. Latsa, airy
O. S. SELL, Praa.
THE COPELAKO HOTEL
BIwMaT, eSEaoN
Lane eomfortahle rnnma. bemetike, sear bneV
aem etction. te to 7 Re a day. Sewth Front Sv
MRS h SV, OOFEUMB, Pre.
B each Season
At Newport
Is Enjoyable
TVfEWPORT. 8ept 4. Mrs. Mary
1 1 Prochnow and daughter. TJldine. ar
rived from Albany last Thursday for
couple of weeks' outing at the beach.
Mrs. Chet Mitchell of Lebanon la
spending a vacation at the sea shore
this week. - i
W. F. Pfetffer of Albany arrived last
week and is spending a vacation here.
George Senders I and C. H. Murphy,
who have been spending a vacation at
the beach, returned home to Albany
last week. i
Miss Elepha Cummins of Corvallla re
turned home last week from a brief ouu
tnir at the beeoh. i
t Miss Ruth Rawlins has returned to
Albany after an outing by the sea,
Mra Oren Anderson and family ot
Albany arrived last week and will re
main for their summer vacation by the
seashore. j
Mrs, George Kolhagen, N. J. Butok.
James Warton and Mrs. George F. War
ton of Roeeburg arrfVed laat week and
will spend some time vlaltlng at this
beach, I
Mrs. W. E. - Kyier and daughter,
Dorothy of Cornallls is spending a couple
of weeks at the beach.
Mr. and Mra R. F. Korschgen of Port
land were among the arrivals laat Week.
D. C Burton came over from 'Salem
Saturday for an outuff at the beach.
Professor Pernot of Portland came
over Saturday for a vacation .at the
beach. '
W. B. Bolen of Corvallla was a Satur
day arrival at the, beach. ' ' '
Helen M. Jones returned to Portland
Sunday morning from a vacation spent
with friends at this beach.
R. e. Caralne and wife of Salem were
among those departing Sunday morning.
Mrs. W. Broders and daughter of Cor
vallla arrived Friday for a brief outing.
Warren Daugherty of Curtain, Or., ar
rived Saturday evening to visit his ram
11 y here.
Mrs. W. Knot ts end son, William, re
turned home last week from a vacation
spent at Seal Rocks.
Mra H. W. Hand and family, Mrs. A.
C. Walters and daughter, Margaret Mr.
and Mra J. E. Fowles, were a Jolly
bunch that arrived from Corvallia last
week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Rice of Alta.
Idaho, newlyweds, arrived last week
anjd are spending their honeymoon at
the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan of Ccrvalils are
spending a vacation at the beach.
I. R. Howell of Wasco, Or., spent a
few days In our city the laat week.
W. Batman returned from a trip to
Portland Thursday last.
H- F. Duncan of Umatilla, Or., came
over last week and will spend a abort
vacation at this beach.
Mra A. F. Kennedy of PortlarrfJ ar
rived laat week for a vacation at the
beach.
ti, S. Warner, a Salem it e, was an ar
rival at the beach laat week.
M. D. Shanks and family, Mrs. West
fall. Mra Lulu Everett and daughter
of Lebanon motored over last week for
a brief outing at the seashore.
William. Eagles and wife of Albany
The Pacific Indians Club
WUl Hold a Registered Tournament
at Lake CrescentWash. ,
SEPT. 8, 9 AND 10
Again, the Tyee aenda the call throughout the land for each and
all good Indians aad their friends to make their yearly camp at.
Crescent Lake.
Qood-fellowetup and kindly cheer Invite you to foregather here,
the while contending at the score.
Forget the grind of daily cars and to these forest aisles repair,
with Squaw, Papoose and fellow men,' September and and 10.
It is not necessary to speak of the wonderful bemutles of this
location and Its adaptability to fust such an annual gathering. The
OJympic mountalna are the last great natural playgrounds ot Uncle
Sam's wonderful West, and Lake Crescent is located in the heart of
Olympic Forest Reserve. .
You can drive from your own home right to the grounds.
The tune chosen, right after Labor, day and before the game
season opens. Is normally the finest time of the year for driving,
fishing and being out of doors. And in tendering us this week
Chief and Mrs. Al Singer will be able to give the Indians and their
friends the vesy best of service by a trained corps or help.
The Indians will give from funds personally contributed by mem
bers, and aistnted by the, American Trapahootlnf association, the
greatest number of trophies ever offered in such a meet. And In
addition mors than a score of additional prizes are Offered by indi
vidual members. ( ;
You Are Urged to' Be There
Per Reeervatloss st LAKE CRESCF.HT TATERIT Addrttt
A. J. siIfQER, Proprietor, Pied moat P. o Weak.
f The Capital City of,
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let the Charm ot 1
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DWJ ABt CDOl t m cuts wrvtft mot I
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COMMISSION R
VrCT0"fA 61SLAHQ OeXlOHIEHTASgt.
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Cendoetel aloof lines most tavlttaf te
atea and women of refined tastes, lead
fat Hie meted Booklet.
MRS. O, W. A. ItgOKERS
aVhMe Smmea. Wssk. . Pltene 7S-YI.
a".
Open
inNcwiP
FttA
Ml .
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cama over -last Thursday and are mak
ing arrangements for the big clam bake
on September 4, I and 8.
Rer. W. 8. Holt and family of Port V
land came over Friday evening for
vacation at the beach, j . ,
C; W. Tweedale and wife have returned
home to Albany, Saturday.
James CormacV and family returned "
home to Portland Saturday morning
after 4 pleasant vacation at the beach,
Mrs. J. M. French nd eon. Jack, hiavs I
returned borne to Albany after a pleas-
ant summer's vacation at their seaalds
cottage. t
Captain William Matthews and wife !
departed for Fort Monroe, Va.. last
Wednesday, . where he wIlK undergo a
three months' course in gunnery.
Mlas Katherine Forbs, who has been
spending a pleasant vacation with
friends at the beach, has returned honfi
to Portland.
Bert Butterfleld went out to Wood
burn Sunday morning;
Mrs. A. J. Carstens returned to Albany
Sunday after a vacation at the bench. '
C. M. Allen of Portland returned home .
Sunday morning. j
B. W. Batea and family have returned
to Roeeburg after a pleasant outing at
the beach.
K. M. Morris of Portland returned
home Sunday.
C. K. star of Portland, who has been
visiting atHhe beach, returned home Sun-
m
D. E. Hlekox of Vancouver, Wash, ar
rived Sunday evening.
Mlas Luella Walterann was' a Portland ,
arrival at the beach Sunday.
Mrs. bH. Scott returned home to Port
land Sunday after a vacation at the
seashore.
Mlaa Druallln. Welch, who has been
visiting her father, Lieutenant Welch
here, departed Monday for Chicago, 111.,
where she will resume her teaching In
the achnola there.
Miss Flora Mason and her niece. Miss
Caroline Cannon, retarned home to At- '
bany after a vacation at their seaalds
cottage. t
- Dr. C. V. Littler and family returned
horns Monday to Albany.
Uncle Sam to Sell
Steamer Caught at .
Smuggling in Booze1
Washington, Sept 4. 'For sale; one
first clans steamship detected in the act
of smuggling liquor and confiscated by
the United Statea government"
This advertisement wilt appear ahortly
In Norfolk, Va. Prohibition agents dis
covered that cognao ' and other liquors
and wlnea were being unloaded from this
veaael in Norfolk. They refuse to di
vulge th Identity or nationality of the
owner, but say they will auction oft the
ship. .1
Under the confiscation clause of the
Volstead act revenue agents are seising
every type of conveyance, from Rolls- ,
Royce cars to home made oxdarts used .
by moonshiners, in the South. Sale of
these oonveyances and boats are netting
hundred! of thousand of dollars. '
Approximately ICO, 000 galtona of liquor
etaed by the revenue agenta la estimated
to be worth $2.700,oap.
Ed
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