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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON ' SUNDAY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, : SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21. 1S2L Summer Season Brings Throng To. Newport TVjKWPORT, Aug. 20. Senator "William ' -Li Beals arrive Saturday to spend a few days with Ma family in their cottage . at. Nye Beach. .Mark Wlnant and family of Salt Lake are spending their vacation at this re sort. ' . - Hiss Fern Kent returned Sunday to Lebanon after spending two weeks at the beach. . Mrs. Lowe and son Elnathan motored over from Lebanon for a 10 days" out ing. . , .Cecil McCain returned to ' Corrallis . Monday after enjoying a -. week's stay . ; at this resort. - Attorney Lewis Hawkins and family , arrived from Portland Wednesday and ' will spend three weeks In a cottage at Nye Beach. Roy Bilyeu of Lebanon motored to Newport for the week end. , Marshall Hanna and sons Merle and . Cavener of Spokane. Wash., are visitors in the city. Mrs. Jane Blackson and daughter .-. Malme of Arkansas are visiting with friends at Nye Beach. " Bess and Doris Keebler, Ada Mickelson , And Velma Stone of Lebanon are enjoy- ing an outing at the beach. Jim Foster and Lynne Hughes of Forest Grove are Newport visitors this ( week. Mrs. L. W. Osborn and daughters of , Salem are enjoying -an outing at Tent City. : . . ' Among out of town visitors are Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Chehalis; Mason Chllds and wife of Townsend, Arts. ; Mr. and -Mrs. A. ' Kavanaugh, Portland; Helen and Mattie Carter, Des Moines ; James Hughes,Victoria, B. C. ; Vincent Wilson, Portland ; K. C. Meier and family, Port ' land; J. D. Weatherford, Portland; At . T torney J. Shanks and daughters, Che halis: John Anderson, Mrs. E. C. Cra vens and . children, Portland; James Wilder and wife, Middleton, Texas Mrs. B. F. Jackson and children, Med- ford; Jake Lowrey and wife, Medford .. Hubert Lowry and children, Medford , L. C. Mann, Portland; Dorothy and Helen Mann. Portland ; Mrs. Drake WU . '. son and daughter Helena and son WH- , liam of Portland. E. W. Burke and family are spending their vacation at the beach. Mrs. Mina Jones and children are at ' - Nye Beach for the summer and fall j- months. , Wesley Cannon and sons of Grays ., ' Harbor are Newport . visitors for the week. Mrs. Dorothy Farnum. and Mrs. S. C Beals of Oregon City, are visiting with friends at Nye Beach. Miss Alice Moody, Caroline Wells and Mary Satterlie of Portland arrived Sun day to spend two weeks at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. James Haws and two children , motored to Newport Sunday en route to Seattle from Eureka, Cal. L. V. Price and family are in a eot- ' . tage at Nye- Beach for the -remainder of the season. Mr. Price is a prominent lawyer in Nebraska. " : Dixie Marlowe and brother arrived at Nye Beach Sunday from Crescent City, Cal. Among those registered at Tent City JOURNAL CORNER: AT SEASIDE i m Mau . iHtuimm rgggj 1 " ' -I ' j ... K (J . I. . ... ftS TTEAH-KAH-NIE. Auk. JO. Every sea-1 land last week by way of Seattle was il son at Neah-Kah-NU visitors nad up of Mr. M. H. Inaley and his .. 1 . "... I guests. Colonel J. B. Cavanaugh. and - m am tegena aaung I MlM Uary Peck Thompson. back some 250 years regarding the cache of a chest of treasure taken from wrecked vessel and carried up the slopes e-J?00! ?-U-ri-nL I Wa, oalaahT" searching for this treasure. Except for the finding of an old well, a few frag ments of xtehalem beeswax, and a wholesome respect for the skill of the pirates in secreting their stolen goods, no results have been reported. How ever, the main object of the search Is always achieved In the enjoyment of Un oeauuroi country ana the gorgeous views obtained from the mountain. .,.-mi-.li..7lTManiniii.,nii....n.J.m.i-J..aTgTBTMlrTlWB,-.m Corner of Broad-way and Seventh, The Journal's bead quarters In Seaside. the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Black. Hal W. - Painter, Miss Cecil Smith, Portland ; Mr.' and Mrs. William F. Krause, Portland ; Helen Peetx, Port land ; Edna Patterson, Eugene ; Lois Wade, Eugene; Frank Hardie, Melville Patterson, Eugene t Major W. S.' Maple atid wife, Canby; Donald Stumm, Lewis Stumm, Canby ; Florence Frasier, Sa lem ; Virgin Snow, Salem ; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lansden, Woodburn; Mrs. H. A. Gained, Lebanon; F. J. Morrison, Dal las ; Ross L. Bird, Portland ; Mrs. Jessie Harm an. Mrs. Jessie Dyer, A. W. Glass ford, Portland ; Mrs. Daphne Bradly, Oregon City; Helen Bartlett, Portland; A. P. Starr and family, C. E. Lynch, Dallas; Mrs. C.-S. Coad and daughters, Dallas; Mrs. Alice Demprey and Fan nie Demprey, Dallas ; D. B. Murphy, Springfield ; H. J. Mitchell, Salem ; Mrs. H. J. Mitchell, Salem ; Mrs. George Cusi- ter; Silverton ; Mrs. William Jamison and children, Silverton. Mrs. Martha Bodine arrived in New port Saturday from Boston, Mass., and will visit with relatives for the next two weeks..,;:- v.- - " Lester' Anderson and son Curtis of Minnesota are visitors at Nye Beach. Miss Jessie Willett and sister Mary of Portland, motored, to Newport for the week end. Ross Wohlether and sons of Idaho, are spending their annual vacation at Nye Beach. " 1 Mrs. Damon and children and Mrs. Applegate and daughter of Salem, are spending a month's outing at the beach. Mrs. Lottie Harris and babies of New Castle, Ind., have taken a cottage in Newport for the fall months. Boyd. Letherson and Harold Miller' of Portland, drove to the beach to spend the week end and visit with friends here. Attorney James Coke and family of Oswego, Canada, are enjoying an out ing near Agate Beach. Mida Watson and Helen Burke and brothers of Portland are staying at Nye Beach. Mrs. Fannie Jacobson and brother, L. C. Jacobson of Astoria are visitors in Newport. Miss Cecilia Cartwright'and Leta Gus- tafson of Ashland are spending two weeks with Mrs. Damon from Salem, who has a cottage at Nye Beach. : r f Mrs. Frank Earls and children of Port land, and Mrs. William Earls of Oregon City, have taken a cottage at Nye Beach for the fan months. Lee Bradly and Clare Vaughn of Port land are In Newport for the week. " William Satterlie and brother. James Satterlie of Portland, - are visitors at the beach - for a few days. Mrs. Carrie Simington and sons of (jorv&ius, motored to .Newport to spend 10 days. . Ruth Middlekauf returned home after spending a vacation at Nye Beach. Mrs. WilHam Knauss and - daughter are visiting relatives at Agate Beach. Coralie Whittaker and sister Mary, of Portland, arrived In Newport Sunday ana win spena 10 days outing here. Ruth Anderson and Ruth Mason are visiting with friends from Albany. Thomas Jensen and Thora Jensen and mother, . of Salem, are enjoying a two weeks' vacation In Newport. The Misses Ethel and Verl Butler of Portland are comfortably domiciled In the Ruddiman cottage on the cliff at Newport for two weeks.. rapidly during the week over the trails leading Into Neah-Eab-Nle. Many enjoyable hiking trips have been New Dye Discovery Fixes Up Eyelashes Almost Jbike Nature . " (By United Hoot) New Tork, Aug.- 10. Just when the new clincher-type demountable eyelash was becoming popular, with the belles and young gejitlemen of the chorus. New Tork beauty .mechanic invented dye and tonic which is said to render that kind obsolete. Theatrical young ladies and gentlemen had been invest ing heavily in eyelashes at $1 a set, too, The new beauty discovery dyes sun- bleached lanhps to nuiteh ' that . hathlnr beach tan of the complexion and one ap plication is said to last a month. Tem peramental storms with their 'attendant tears will not spoil the dye, according to the guarantee. Further, the new fluid ia said to make lashes grow long and curly. 4 . Portland motored to Cain's place last week. Mr. r and Mrs. Lyman and Mr. mad Mrs. Scott of Portland were gueata at I the Tavern, arriving by automobile. H. Cleveland and A. J. Andarson hiked la to Neah-Kah-Nla. from Cannon- beach' last wlt E. A. Brown of Portland was a visitor here a abort time ago. Clarence J. Toung and H. M. Ensign SIMPLE LIFE COLONISTS IN NEW JERSEY Treasure Cache E f ; . XT "I " taareaos J. zoung ana tx. m. juwsi -rTnT I O H O T n I ot Portland reached Neah-Kah-Nle Tav VOX AO 11CI Crn last week after hiking from. EH AtNeah-kah-nie Elk creek. JfuutiA M. Braea and EUa A. KarnooD of Portland hiked from Cannon fceach last week to Cain's place. A motoring party returning to Fort- Mrs. Blanche B. Miller and daughter Margaret Ann are guesu of Mrs. S. O. Reed at the Neah-Kab-Nle Tavern. Mrs. George E. Jackson and Agnes auto, for a several days visit at Cains. I Mr. and Mrs. George Prichard of Port land enjoyed a hike to Cain's place from Cannon beach. A musical of an unusual nature was greatly enjoyed last week by the guests at Neah-Kah-Nie Tavern ana ineir friends ' among the cottagers. Classical selections on the piano and violin were given by Mum Jean Harper and Miss uw uuiuicu irura mo mountain. I T,.. Tnil. Un. at Chi- Hlktag parties. have been coming in .en "f" JtJ. Lhich ,nw ai- .v. lcago sang a number or songs wnicn rreatfully delighted the guests, ana in program was ended by some college songs I maT during . "week by Roy Hur the girls at the Tavern. oz roruana. who is at Cains Place vis iting his sister. Miss May Hurst, and Miss Eva Hr Brandburg of Portland. Among the hikers who reached the Tavern last week were C E. Stemler and INLAND RESORTS AT WELCHES Welches, Aug. 20. Out here, where for . ...V t . 1 1 " ti Thomas J. SUpe. coming here from Ecola. J years sun-baked dry' folk have hidden ' thfmmlra away under the fringe of the forest nrimevai. the accoutrements oi advancinr civilization have found their way to drive the coal oil lamp and the An important social event of the week was the tea given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Edward Failing, who was as sisted by her daughters, Miss Henrietta New Jersey officials aro wondering whether they have any cause to Interfere frith the moae oMlle adopted hy members of the "Naturalist colony" In a remote section of the Orange mountains, not far from Plain fleJrt. The photograph shows the colonists working In the ataralhn'sT cornfield.' T"- I uaw-f'surrarer back before the of the afternoon were Mrs. A. E. Doyle, Mrs. H. A. Sargent, Mrs. E. S. Parke. Mrs. Stephen Plume, Mrs. M. H. Insley, Mrs. Julia Morse, Mr. John Failing. Dr. gleam of Incandescent bulb and the honk of the auto horn. Welches has always, been one or we places where summer vacationists got "dtMJ- T- E1'0t.M,iKa "6M bck close to nature, where camp fires Eliot, Mrs. H Van F. Taylor. Mrs. WU- (Uinmend on tents pitched close to the liam Cass and Mrs. Oehler. I tu tmnt tannine waters of Sal- John M. Thompson and Virginia and I rtr r mmmer .hacks, rived Blllle Thompson of Portland enjoyed a I r. t dira of Huckleberry and hiking trip last week from Cain's place I Hunchback mountains nestled In the to t-annon oeacn. 1 OTjm snaces of an almost untouched Xor- Captain J. H. Roberts and -wife flmt. . Portland visited Neah-Kah-Nie Tavern I But the unwinding ribbon of the auto- last week. Captain Roberts Is remem- i mobil roads is shiftinr the scenes until bered as one of the men first connected 1 now this Is crowing to be Quite a village with the moving of the wrecked schooner I In the summer time with, its new electric Oakland. 1 light plant and Its continual round of Mr. and Mrs. E. Nelson were visitors I community entertainments. last week at Neah-Kah-Nie Tavern. I New cottages are -springing up and Mrs. J. Kerbr Klmmel and JoseDhine I now that the ML Hood Loop Is under Kimmel of Portland are enjoying a visit I way building lota are bemg grabbed up at Cain's place. and the next season or so wui see a .. Mrs. A. E. Doyle entertained on Thurs- noticeable change In the resort, both. In dav for th MImm Khenahon of Minn. I summer population and tourist visitors. apolis. Among the guests wre Mrs. K. Last week the young folks held their H. Pence. Miss Edna Pence, Mrs. Klehle seventn annual iieia aay, in wnicn mere and Miss Van Norman, I were some 60 entrants, all under the a m.Mm- r.r.T,in t tv...n l urn scnooi age. -xnere were saca races. last week Included Mrs. Thomas h. 1 Potato racea, uireo r, j w n..u.n. t-v tv 1 raoea. ana many specuu ieurea wunn rv,n -Mm. John v Tvnnii .11 of tho week. also. the. boys put on a mln- Portland. I strel show, and musical program, which Mrs. Harry Sargent, assisted by her daDC to tadln room two. oaugnusrs, aujanra, ana sunn, -nrim ur n.. ..4 un iw gave a tea on Tuesday afternoon .which ot Portiand, who are spending the was very much "enjoyed by the following BWIon here with their families, enter guests. Mrs. M. H. Insley. Mrs. S. G. during the week with six tables of 4WU m inn w vtaasa wwi oot ss. avu w m a I Vp4 pr FaUlns,nd M1S Henrle FaninV Mr. and Mrs. Elmer CooneH and son J- Winnifred Bassett ..Clarence Oliver. nt weeK At xawneys. returning to xxeien vua man tfuua. nriion "cro i theiT Portland home on Saturday. guests, last weea at the cnurcmu cot-1 Mrs. Hugh Guerin and son and dangh- tapes. fter are spending a few days at Tawney'a Mr. ana Mrs. J-- j. lODias oi roraana i Mr. and Mrs. William Smith have pur- have been visiting a fortnight at Cain's I chased the Lincoln cottage and will iplaee. spend the remainder of the season hera. Mr. ana Mrs. JNoei Ayimer uew ot Dr. ana Mrs. waiter Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs. David Mackie have opened their cottages for the summer. . Miss Minor Nealand entertained on last Tuesday evening with, a bonfire party at their cottage. - Others who have opened their cottages for the. season are: Mr.' and Mrs Harry Kelley and family ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mettler and family: Mr. and Mrs. C V. ' Jennings and .family. - Mrs. J. A. Newell and grandchildren Natalie and BetUe Carle of Seattle : Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Boll am and family, Mrs. J. D. Du back and daughter Ed y the and Mrs Les ter Newman: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lin coln and son Fred Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradford and son Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kruse and daughters, Florence and Genevieve, Mr, and Mrs. A. L, Clif ford, Mr. and Mm Fred Nordant. KH0D0DE5DB.O3I Rhododendron, Aug. JO. One of the recent events at Rhododendron was a swimming contest.1 A large audience en Joyed the stunts. Those carrying off first and second prises were : Carl ififort- ler snd Billy Lalonde. In the dive for distance; Vernon Lawrence and Ralph B. Fisher. In the boys' 60 foot race; Vernon Lawrence and Carl Gortler, In the spring board dive for form; Carl Gortler In the underwater swim; Vernon Lawrence In the boys' 60 yard race ; Zelda Daren and Jean Forestel In the girls' 60 yard race; BiDy Lalonde and Billy Kempenick In the high dive. A large dancing party was held In the hall. Saturday night. Among the guests at the Inn this week were Mr. and Mrs. G. K Howltt. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Leahy. Miss Helen Foster, C, T. Howe, E. W. Thompson, Mrs. Lome Ring and son Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kay, Mrs. Ella B. Howe, Mr. and Mra F. S. Pickering and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Jackson, Miss. N. E. Hunt .of westport. Miss L. Hunt ot westport. Miss J. Thompson of Westport, H. N. Coon of wanna. J. W. Thompson of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. E.-M. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ma" Bray, EK. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Staley, Salem; Paul H. Staley, Bull Run Lake; George La Roche, Horace A. Meek. Helen .Rose. Margaret Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. ' Price Sullivan, all of Salem; Kenneth Curry, James Curry, Blanche Bennett, Edna A. Valck, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Howard. Leela B. Miller. W. P. Soiu, Erma R. Keithley, Roberta Reid. .William A. Morand ot Boring, Ethel Mumo, Sue Breckenridgs of Albany. This week has been a very lively one for -the cottagers at. Rhododendron. Birthday parties, taffy pulls and bonfires have kept everyone busy.- a Mr. and Mrs. F. C Brown have enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer, Mr. George T. Brown. Harold Hutchinson Jr.. Mrs. Emery J. Davidson, and Mrs. J. M. McJury at "Zag-a-Zlg." Their present company are Mr. and Mrs. Al exander McLaln of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bennett and daughter. Jean, Miss Lucy E. Little of Kalamaxoo, Mlclu. and Mrs. Nellie Little Wagner of Des Moines, Iowa. At Honeymoon lodge are Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vann. - Miss Foster was a week end guest at Kern Kabtn. . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pape and daugh ter spent the week end' at Edge water- crest. Mr. and Mrs. Carson. Dorothy and Mary Elizabeth Carson are In their cot tage. 1 Zelda Davern gave a farewell party in the form of a taffy pull to 25 of her friends. The evening was spent In danc ing, pulling taffy and playing gamea Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith and family are in the - Schoenborn cottage. Kamp Kay was opened in celebration of O. P. Coshow's birthday, Sunday. Dinner was served to 1C Remaining for , the week at Kamp Kay are Mrs. K. H. Pickens and . children. Mrs. McOtatock,. Mrs. Coshow, Mrs. Ralph B, Fisher and son Ralph B. At Twin's Haven are Mrs, Harry P. Coffin. Harry Coffin Jr and Mrs. James K. Bigelow. Dr. Curtis Holcomb and H. T. Hough ton spent the week end at Shady Pines. Guests for the week are Miss Dorothy McGuire and Miss Geraldlne PC km gt on. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Romaine and daughter Betty are guests at Ingleside. Mr. and Mra . E. Karr and children . have named their new cottage Karkakee. Fare Btrrel is- Marian Boebke's guest. at Camp Rusty. . i Mrs. E. R. Campbell entertained Miss Rushlight and J. Penny over the week end at the Campbell cottage.. Mr. Hugh McClure of Grand Rapids and Miss Margaret Ephlia ot William's Port, PeniL, are guesu for the week at Paradise lodge. Mrs. C. B. Lawrence Is visiting at Nestlebrook cottage. Mr. and Mra La Mores and daughter have returned to Wahkeena' after a two weeks' trip, to Crater Lake. Mrs. Mary angersiein ana jars. a. vz. Cammack - are enjoying a stay In the . Cammack cottage.- Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beebe are at Hala- At Smith's cottage are Mrs. Henry E. Smith, Mrs. W. A. Storie of Pendleton, and Miss Mary Ritner. . Hn and Mrs. Will Powell and children are camping on the Dutch Henry for a few weeks. . At Rhododendron bungalow are Mr. and Mrs. A. A Duley and children .and B. F. Jones and daughter Elinor. Mrs. Schubel and daughter Ruth are In their cottage for the rest of the sum mer. , -' WHERE AND HOW TO GO Tfie Great Northwest -Americals Natural Resort Section . -WHERE TO STAY- t-WHAT TO SEE FREE i INFORMATION REGARDING ANY RESORT OR TRANSPORTATION CO. ADVERTISED HERE MAY BE HAD FROM THE JOURNAL INFORMATION AND TRAVEL BUREAU Tillamook County Beaches MT. HOOD LODGE and CLOUD CAP INN ML Hood Premier Resorts Now OpenRedaced Rates Visit the most beautiful mountain in America Mount. Hood. Take horseback rides from Mount Hood IrOdge. Climb Mount Hood and' visit glaciers from Cloud Cap Inn. Motor from Portland over Columbia River Highway via Hood River in four hours. Telephone or write Homer A. Roger, Parkdale, Hood River county, Oregon, BOZANTA TAVERN HAY DEN LAKE, IDAHO -. MOST BEAtTTIFTn. RESORT IK IBAUO Tha Tavern has lust been thoroughly renovated and modernized. Havden Lake has an elevation of 2242 feet above sea level. A most delightful mountain resort for people who live in the lower altitudes. FOR PASTIME An 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, oass ana iroui iisning. Doaimg ana swimming. or rates and reservation, oz rooms or cabins, address DAN J. MOOH.E, Proa, LAKE CRESCENT TAVERN SPCND VOUR VACATION AT KAUTIPUk LAKE CRCSCENT TAVERN, ON . LAKK ORESCENT DANCTKO. BATHING. TENNIS, BOATING and SPLENDID FISHING. - WRITE. TELEPHONE OR TELEGRAPH v. A. 4. SINOER General Uanagcr PIEDMONT, WaMngtM. RHODODENDRON INN, MT. HOOD Oratoa meat bMnttfol moanuin tmort tm Sisxt riTr, is vraisTcca tocat smut bua of 1ft. Hood. , Real meats, veil cooked and well aerrad. iMm rwimmim pool, danetns hall. a,ddl honea - croqoet. btfaina Bates t per day. $21 to S2i per week. fat aU aus call Eaat 135. or Mala iTl ' ' , " MRS. EMIL S-RANZETTI. tree. Rheepeanaraa, Oratae ' L.'." " ' "" T Cenductrd alons line BMat in ri tine to awn and manes? or reflnad taatoa. . dead for Hhntiatad Booklet. ' MRS. C W. 4. RECKERS Whfta SaJmon. Mfaan, PtMn 7S-VL ' wrart iu-uw - - 2 BB Hotels HOTEL OSBURN EUQENE, OREGON ' ' Plaa roar aato trip to atar ovemlcbt la Eocene. Xaa arOl find tba Bote! Oibm high , elaaa in erery partienlar. 8trieur modern. Comfortable rooms. anexeaUed euiaijM. Haadqnarten for tooriat paruaa for the McKenria Rirer reaorta Extend Your Week-End Trip to HOTEL DALLES THE DALIES, OBEOOK Aa Exeeptloaal Hotel rTItk ExeelleBt Cafe la Coaaeetioa HOTEL MARION SALEM, OREGON Just an easy dnre from Portlmnd. Coma up and take Sunday dinner with na. Don't fall to brine: your friend to aea the heart of the Willamette Valley , and Orecon'a pie. turesqoe Capital City For renrraQons addieaa A. N. PIERCE, Prop Smpnerd's Hot Springs CARSON. WASM OPEN YEAR ROUND Tba Ideal Health and recreation reacts, St milea from Portland, fit 8. P. ft 8. K B. Auto- Columbia Bichway to Caaeada Loeka, ferry to Sterensoa, Wash. Aato North Bank Highway. Write or phone for reaerotione to Shipherda Hot Sprinr. Canon, Wash. . JOHN E. KELLY. Manaoae. COTTAGE FARM : HOOD RIVER. OREGON A deBxhtful placa to apend yonr week-end or your vacation. Boatful and homelike. Hotel or private eottagea. Wonderful new of alt, Hood and SfL Adams, ror rata and leotnatiuua write or phone MRS. ALMA MOVVB. SWEET-DRAIN : AUTO CO. ETJGE5X, OREGOS We never close. Service, storage, We employ none bvit expert mechanics In 7ur repair aeparimenc. ; AccessorJa LOG LA BARRE Six mile from Estaeada. open Summer or Winter . Deliooas chicken dinners, the ma te rial . fresh from our farm. Wonderful panorama, of snow-capped mountains from specious porches. , Cosy rooma, hot and cold water and bath., - Aato meets can at Eata catis upon request. Bates S3 per day. : or $23 per weak. Address or phone HARRY A. LA BARRE (Tttfoeah ErtacaSa) GULER HOTEL In the heart of the ptctanaqoe Tront Lake district. Near the hue of Mount Adama. Visit the famous foe and lava care nearby. Bring your tod alone and fill your creel with trout A homelike hotel. Heal served family style. Rooms-ia hotel er to tents, ror reaervaOona address. . JL C REYNOLDS, Pre. GULER, WASH., PARKDALE STAGE Take a trip tiuooch the world famous H Bieer Valley from Hoed Kiver -to- Parkd aboard, the Parkdale Auto Stase. mavis Ho. Kiver daily at 4 : P. St. Fare only L We also operate auto atace to The DaUea two trips aaur, aou irom nooa auver to rertmnol FASHION AUTO LIVERY CO. v.-w .'- Head Blwr. omm, , HOTEL ALBANY ALBANY; OREGON Albany's finest hotel. Plan your trip ao aa to stay over alcht in Albany. We try to treat our roesta so they will want to eoma . 100 rooma, SO with baths; Una cafa. B. R, WE STB ROOK. Prep. HOTEL CORVALLIS CORVALLIS, OREGON What do TOU know about Oreroa'a 'famous airieultural eoUece. If you have never visited it, do so you will be proud of it. Stop over nixht with' the- Hotel Corrallis. kma famous for its cuiline. Personal aervice. No tnasde rooma. Hot and cold water. , Private baths. For rteer vationa. phone or write MRS. J. C HAM MSA, rreav eevwatro, r. - HOTEL LAUGHLIN POREST GROVE, OREGON : ; Plan your auto trip to atop over at the Hotel Lauchfin for ,ona of their faaaoua chicken dinners. - It's good place to amy ever nicht. Ante parties are requested to write or phone to ML T. SHCRRETT, Prusw FOREST GROVE, OR. HOTEL IMPERIAL -... NEWBERG, OREGON , Plan your auto trip to take a meal or stay ovenncnt at tu novel imperial at Neebern Logs tamoua for the birfc auahty of its mnsls The best tba market affords carefully prepared aad well served. Large, airy rooma,, coaaiertahla beds. Phone in advance anmbar m your, party. es we can tax gaoa care ox you. .- - - m StPS tvosta SCORER. Prserlstse. Newker. Or, OTTER ROCK TEN MILES NORTH OP NEWPORT Faatoos lac its scenic r harass, aea. fishing; trout nahtag, cam, craha, muasrh. bathing from aafe beach. . Daily uto mail a 1 1 a Camp rroa.axm. For pncea of o sirs hie lota sad ether informs Uoaw write i :, . 9. srONES. Hotels $2.00-2, VBT - 'AT aT FINEST IN THE NORTHWEST Lakemarr-by-the-Sea MERCEN, OREGON Eleven hundred acres of sheer beauty. Ovet t mOea of beech front, FBEE CAMP 8ITE3. View lots for aale. On proposed Booaavelt Highway. " . Near Florence . Leas county's sea port. For tUnstrated folder and iuformatioa about roads, camp sites, etc., add rem GEORGE MELVIN MILLER t IDS - - Kugams, Oregon Columbia Highway TYRELL TAVERN BONNEVILLE, OREGON No tourht ahould leave Oresoa without est. Joying a salmon dinner. We make a specialty of salmon dinners. If you are n good Judge of good cooking, you win be pleased. For special dinner parties phone i monsoons by long dis tance phone. Wa im serve breakfasts and Seniles fits. Or, MRS. N. E. TYRELL. H MIST FaALLS INN ON COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY . AT MIST PAU.S . Famous for the excellence of tts service. Home cooked luncheons and dinners. Plan your auto trip to -eat lunch or dinner here. We piease the most ducriatimStinc. MRS. ZORA CROWN OVER. Bridal Fails. Or, THE INN OP THE BRIDGE OF THE CODS -; . , CASCADE LOCKS. OREGON A emiet. homelike Place, on the ColwmMa Elver Highway, where the tourist will enjoy borne cooking, in Homelike surroundings. Individual service, personal attention. Ia ear cafe adjoining ia aerved only duality food. Prepared under the super rtsfcm of lira, aladden. The famous Cascade Locks aro Just 100 yards from this hotel, and the molds in plain view. MRS. N. JENNIE MADDEN MT.H00D Railroad Co. THE APPLE BELT LINE The ML Hood Railroad from Hood Rirer to Parkdale will take you on a wonderfully scenic trip through the heart of the world famous Hood River Valley. Our road is. the wateway into the Campers' Paradise. Hikers, moun tain climbers and fishermen can reach the land of their hearts delight by way of the Mt. Hood railroad. From our road you are -within easy reach of the Devil's Punch Bowl, Camp Overalls, Sandy Flat. Maple Dell and Lost Lake. Spend your va cation in the Upper Hood River Val ley. For illustrated folder, train schedules and further information address ML Hood Railroad Co, Hood River, Oregon. , 1 THE SUMMIT HIGHEST POINT ON COLUMBIA RIVER . HIGHWAY Ice Cream, Candies, Soda Water, Cigars. Filling Station. Gaa and OU. O. K. PATTERSON i i' : PROP. '---. White Salmon-Trout . Lake Auto Stage Visit Trout Lake. Sea the Ice and Lava Oaves. - Climb Mount Adams. - If you enjoy fish ing and camping come to White Salmon, and go by auto stake to Trout Lake. It is v beautiful and en Jo ranis Jrip. Ask TUNE WYERS. White sauaiw tie snows, ur wise WYERS STAGE CC. WHITE SALMON Wan. Are Your, Going to Europe? S S .Or the Orient? . Or Around the World? Why not gwt expertoooed and aceu rata irormatlbct from orsn who baa traveled extensively for toe benefit ot ols patrons! - ; : - . . scare' B team akin Betwrrattoas aad ; TlckaU Freas DORSEY B. SMITH af AXAQSM -- JOURNAL TKAVEL BUREAU ;v is BB.OAJJWAT. POKTlASD. OB. Fbsbs KaraaaU U7 LA FRANCE Also known as Knights Hall. Dinners sad Lunches, v Special dinner by appointment in advance. Phone Corbett 162. Beet danc ing pavilion oa Columbia. Highway.. Hall rented to private parties. Saturday, ' special dinner from P. m. to I a. as. with ""-f privilege. Those who have been our guests Bead their friends. W. R. Knight. Corbett. Or. WEEK-END RATES TO SEASIDE .50 ROUND TRIP $6 f MISPAH INN ON. COLUMBIA HIGHWAY. 17 MILES i PROM PORTLAND i Meals at all hours. Chicken dinners our specialty. Dinners served family stym. Home cooking. If you come once, you wiD keep t '-g Bub eat far dinner after your day's work, er take Sunday dinner with ua. MRS. A. .. VANOERQRIPP ' i R. P. O. Me. 1, TresitSala. Oreoea. GOIKO TRIDAT, SATURDAY, KETCBS LIMIT, HOSDIT Lesrlaf Portlssd st i A. SU 8;l A. M. 1 A. M, 1 P. M :1 P. K,ir.)i. . Leavlsf Astoria tit A, M Silt A. K, 1 A. lit P. MV SiUP. M, :Ur. M. MAFFETS , LOCATED ON COLUMBIA RIVER HIGH WAY AT LATOWRSLLK PALLS - - Dainty and appetising - w aches eainfuBy Prepared and well served at reasonable aatae. Phut to atop hera tor raitri ana- Telephone 102S. H..W. BUFFET, Preas. Arlingt on Garag . When you are ea route to or from the Inland Empire, remember that our swage will be glad to acoommodataj vest with eiL gas, service, star age aad see nrWe. We have skilled mechanics. sad are ewutppea to ae Bsc PhoamM-142. - lS&tU. eV LlXOflU iBuiaTon. os. f5eAlvSritpVV frStf sccNic IKX fJCOUevlCUrmRf"! &A HsCHWeVr ks4j y A exaus rs ia ooaoc ict A. JAXOr. Maaasar . Girts r CesUssoas, Cemfertaale, safe Service Slaea 1U ; . OPKHATUTO IfBOX ; ; The Dallee-Hood River to Astoria-Seaside , TXLXPH03TE M AKSHAXI, US1 ' Of nee aad LaaTlaE Btsttoa SC Charles Hotel ' tst Xsrrlssa Strsst , Perttaad, Ore. -: ' sTarsssn ttSl MEALS ARB BEDS AT ALL HOURS POSTOPFIOE, ORESCENT. OREGON ROSEDALE INN " v' . O, ROSE. rVoprWtor -. , - Md Nome Sourdowch) . " BitmUed ' oa the sOasoath Fans and Crater Lake Bosrts Twu aad pas-half Miles South af Creeceat. r r YEMWSIM RATIONAL PARK The World's Greatest Playground and Museum of Natural Wonders Magnificent hotels and commodious camps; 300 miles of improved highways; all in the midst of matchless scenery. . Its hotels are marvelous establishments. Its camps are pretty little tent villages, models of cleanliness, sanitation, order, comfort and simple, Informal living. Ad ideal place V . ' for vacation pleasures. Send for our beautifully illustrated booklet telling all "about its'woaders In word and picture. THROUGH SLEEPING CAR Operated DAILY during the season between Portland and West . Yellowstone UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ' LEAVING PORTLAND 5K0 P, M. , st oar representatives explain tbs varl ous tours wnlch enable vlaitors to see tba ' Yellowstone so comfortably and, at mini mum cost ; also quota fares, prepare your Itinerary and make your reservations. - - . . - " " Is. E. OMER, City Passenrer Awent, v - 701 WeUs-Fargo BuUdlns Broadway 450a - ' : CONSOLIDATFX) TICKET OFFICE Third and Washlnrton Streets, .. Main 43. . : . ' ; . J. L. MTT.T.ER. Agrent Union Station, Broadway SO. . j. WM. McMTJRRAT. Oen. Pasaencer Arent, . . - . Portland. Oregon. .-',, lip : Astoria-Seaside - NortKBeacli Str. Ceorgiana, 5 hrs. to Astoria . tmUy. oxcex Prvlsj. S A. si. Night Service - Oairr axeep SaCnrlsy........7:S P.'RL Daily esaept Suadag S:SS P. SL FARE TO ASTORIA 51.00 Direct eouwctiooe mads for Bwdrts aad North Beach Points. We make direct But ConaeeUoas at Astoria, both to and from 8 fossae with ail boats. Take the comtertaWa. da aad pleasant war. PARK TO SEASIDE S1.SO OSIC WAV. FtOW S O TRIP SA-OO. - AUer St Hock. Main 1422 S4-122 -niC HAKKiSS TKAJISPORTATIOM CO. The srllamm SN Head Aato Stages -seaee stoaa. mee SesS eV Fter a Co.. 143 Seeoad it, hat. Merriaoa sad Alder. Phone Msia 1T2. at S a. as, daSs (asm duriag July and August, at 2 p. BV da9. except Sunder). stouod-trip fare to Anah Wsana, Welcses.- Tswssrm er Khiidoemartroa , SCOO, Government Camp M. Owned aad opratrd hr Ue IRVINOTOH OARAOK A AUTO CO. Inc. J. IV S. Snead, Pres.-htT., East 15th aad .frosdwsT. Phoba East 11S. Portland. Oregon .MAKE RESKR VATIORS IN . ADVANCE. " . . ; .vJ r - .