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1 f1 SlATV-KHaiTll VlvAi; xo. ni : ' 11 ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " - shim oi:i:ti kimhv m,.,v.v,- M; ? 1ItJ . ' f" '' sT!m ' ' l'KUi; HVK CIATH . NeyrtjbytHe Sea J I t X. THE bad-ling rose of June is fairly outrivaled this lajtirul as,n by the girl gra natr, v. ho grows ever sweeter, an I th? charming Wid. . pnd brido-c-lect w!0 win. J)S m-v - deeply each passing -&ir. Th wcr-H' calendar nas Lm'oo f i ! i 1 with attcn- iiona lor mere vhiimjuio -ncs.f Proi- ably no hisn r sk'nif befn attached to t1;o ea?)r,; has eve, a) Ring of a ii ptoma ana nymrTs altar than is brought out these tragic days of war. Thf n. too. the enCertaininjr. for th bravo youn p.vp?.. "fills all around them hapjSn f i 1 tifxitty Lows as its bestows its crown. The, week -Rill open with a rrrc? tion 5p honor of the firnduathig class es of Willamette university v-hich will bo piven tomorrow night -. President and Mrs. arljOres Done and Dean and Mrs. (ieorce 11. Alden Over 600 invitations have bt n is sued for the affair and the eyes of all college people turn toward this festivity. Eaton ball on the ca'mptj3 will be the scene of th? assembly and the hours will be ; from '8 until 11 o'clock. Owing to President Doner's absence In France, Dean Alden will preside a3 tiie host. - CULMINATING the social affair? of the week was the announce ment of the engagement -of Miss Barbara Golden Steiner to Lieuten ant EarICoulon Flesel which was made at an elaborate, tea given l;y Mrs. Milton Meyers, an aunt of the I Lriue-eJect, late yesteruay aiternooa at tho Meyers residence on Colirt street. Miss Steiner is one of he . tThb Stotjt Woman - -Is Transformed ' ' ;. ,. by her " Na Bone Corset A. E. LYONS 423 Court St. Phone S53 .- Up? : ; r - .- : .'y'r ';. ' s ; i, . r V ' ..-J :i - ART NEEDLEWORK Bear in mind we embroider to order, stamp to order and supply all materials for embroidering' and art needle-,.-, work. The NEEDLECRAFT SHOP ' 429 Court Street JUNE . Profuse Assemblages of Dainty UNDERMUSLIN . Dainty Snow White Garments Beautifully designed, nicely trimmed tand finished A glance at the items will give you a good idea of what theso displays include and how economically . selections made from them can. be secured. fiftwris .... ; K9. 7Sc Envelopes .... : Eloomcrs . ... -... . Send us Your Mail Ij ' f Orders We Pay Postage : 4to By Florence Elisabeth Nichols most beautiful girls of' the s-t iml her e4eaE'Mlir.nt .. youngerl Jelia;htfel surprise to her large irei'o i of fronds. j . . "". j Foilevtinf: riost,jy in hr ff.olj.top I of h,t HuaLIy chnintir.n KiVfr Mr? ' i; uiel J. Fry. Jr. Kita Ste'lnVn' i came a wnu vs a .v.:y ir!ie. Miss Stt n?r expects to be married the litter part cf the piontb, quiet'y at the home of ber parents. Dr. and Mrs. It. k. Ixe Etiner. Then the will 1-are with her soldier husbard for Oaup F'remort. where he will be stationed for several months. As th guests arrive yesterday ' aiirihuuii, m ijii; u-a nours wiucn i were from 4 until a o'clock, the en- pavement secret was revealed to them. Demurely, they- were KreetjJ ! at the door by dainty little. lri!cnii Fry and then as they entered lit'.e miss -Marsaret Kvans sav- ea h a frarrant white roe upon which wan tied the announcement card. In the receiving lino were Mrs. Milton Meyers, the bride-elect, her grandmother, Mrs. Gideon Steiner, and her mother, Mrs. It. E. Lee Ftt Jner. Miss Steiner was radiant in a filmy white gown, almost more the picture c(f a debutante than a bride- to-be. She wore an exquisite eor-J !s;e bouquet of orchids and Cecil Brunncr roses. A kaleidoscopical effect was artis tically obtained In the decorations. The living room was a symphony in pink with a profusion of carnations, fluffy peonies and snap dragons. Th- planned adornments were enhanced by two handsome pift baskets. One was a huge grouping of Irlfh Ele gance roses and the other was a tall bonouet of pinks. DlueMlelphinluui .veiled the reception hall and the din-. ing room was a riot of pastel coio -tnr rtfvprlv hrourht out in shades Elastic Sport Designed for all athletic " wear In giving freedom for all kinds of inofc ments. A nuir,ier of different modi-is designed to nKfet the various types of figures. v. & if. Urjisslcres Dandcaiuc. Sftecial At tent Urn to Fitlinsi REXSKA I. SWART, j Coiet 8periilti.t. - 113 LIBERTY SJREET AS ECONOMICAL DEUOHTFTTL. XJGHT PLACE TO WHITE SALE 2 vfnti flft..'tl.fi0. 2.00 Underskirts. 59c. 75c. 98c. $1.25 Corset Covers .. .35c and 39 Drawers. Brassiers '. .25c, 50c, 75c, $1JXJ A'f nil line of Silk Underwear at reduced prices w - - m - ? s j - State st SAHUVUKttyCKVf t - i " : i , . v k t . "" V Miss Barbara Golden Steiner. whofe engagement to Lieutenant Earl, Couison Fh-gvl was made yes terday at a charming tea. given t.y her aunt, Mrs Milton I.. Meyers. of yellow and p!uk and blue. Stationed at the samovars were the bride's sister, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Jr., and Miss Margery Marvin, the fiancee of another soldier, Fritz Slade. Mrs. Lloyd Shisler (Gertrud? Cunningham) and Miss Helen Deck ebach assisted in. serving. In the rooms were Mrs. II. II. OJinger. Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. Prince Byrd, Miss J:llen ThUl sen. Miss Teresa Fowle ind Mrs. D. J. Fry. Sr. There were a large num ber of guests, mostly the younger friends of the bride-elect. Miss gtctner Is the youngest daughter in the Steiner family and has not yet made her'debut In soci ety. Recently she returned from th? 'University of Washington, where she has closed her studies as a junior student. She is & member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Lieu tenant Flegtl is the son of prominent Portland people, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Flegel. "lie is a graduate of the 1JU class of Willamette university where he was popular In college athletics. He is a brother of Miss lKrotLy Fle- srel. a University of Oregon girl, who is alo a uieinle.r of the Kappa Kap pa Gamma sorority. Lieutenant Flegel entered the Pre sidio with the May 1517 officers' training class. He has since been in training at Fort Iavenworth, Kan sas, and at the Presidio. He holds the office of first lieutenant in th United States army. Honoring distinguished Portland guests. P.ishop and Mrs. Walter Tay lor Sumner, a reception was given last night by1 Rev. and Mrs. Robert S. Gill at the! rectory on Chcmekeia ftreet. guests. Mrs; I Wetlcr Bosh es tne hosts ami w.e.ir In G. trie receiving line were SI ipiejr and Mrs. Edwaid home vas transformed Tiro with masves of ninimer buds and Samuel Mitchell, who blooms. MrsJ accompanied the Sumners to talent yesterday tft4rnoon was alo a sp' Mrs. Mitchell 1$ ciai guest of honor. a,in' the summer In the w't from Neiraunee. Mirh. She is the mother of Mr?. S'inimr, who was bride ol the late fall. President arid Mrs. Henry J. Tal- 1ot ef Kimball f ilece wet-; hosts at a reception Wednesday night in hon or of Thomas Atheson who Is the 9's graduati- of the school. (Continued on page 2). TBADE BBCC -l l 'l I :50c to $2.50 . 25c to $1.50 .35c, 49c, 65c, 75c 416 State Street Salem : : Oregon Captain Jacobsen says he lived be fore he ever saw the Newport boat and he has no fears but that he can make a living -even if the new rail road does put his boat to some other e besides carrying passenger fro-n the present terminal of the Corvallis & Eastern railway at Yaqnin across the bay to Newport. Captain Jacob Feu has been tn this run for so many years that most of s do not remember when he wai not there. He does not look a minute older than he did years ago but the old boat has been worked over andnodernized n many ways. It was formerlv a steam boat and well do I remember one morning years ago when on its uj ual outward morning trin there wis a party of gay young folks on the upper deck having a big time and making life a burden for those who wanted to take a few moments rest in the bright morning air. All of a suuden one of the young men com menced to dance a "can-can" that would do justice to anr Indian war dance and the way he "yelled" would make one think the goMins had htm. By standing on his bead a moment he was soon quieted and It was soon learned that the cause of all this commotion was that there had been a big live cinder from the smoke stack that had landed on the bark of his neck and found its way Inside to a place it was not wanted. The other members of the Jolly party soon dis covered they bad also received a sprinkle of the cinders and had nu merous reminders by way of small burned holes In their clothing. This is all a matter of history nor as the old Newport has modern gas engines and chugs .her way across the arm of the bay in a few minutes. Newport has d teamed for years of an extension of the railroad that would land the passengers direct to its doors but it seems that it has re mained for the war conditions to bring this about. Today there are great- piles of steel at Yaquina and crews of met grading the right of way around the bay. One Is told tH. hnew railroad is only temporary and Have The Statesman Fol low you on your summer vacation. - Phone 583 and the change in ad dress will be promptly made. B. C. BLACK I.APIDART A5D JEWELER All Kind! of AsU Cntttng nd M .anting Don at tM Bight Pnra. Con and 8e My Stock. Corner Ky aad Atv StrMta. S block aorta of Hick School building ITEWrOET, OK EGOS GARAGE REPAIR SHOP Standard Oil PradacU. ValvoUM. root of TaU Street CHAS. H. OAEDKEE Newport, Ortgoa. r CHERRY CITY COTTAGES Tor Eant Fnrnlinod. Cloaa to Baach j and Stores. Oa Coast Stroet. Tor Batas or Eeatrvatioca, addross CEOEGE O. SAVAGE Newport, Oregoa TOURIST INN Cnder Chicago Miaijeaicnt A fsiU hotol at Vjt Beach, two biocks from tio ocean, se tko W CiWs. A Place You Will Like to Stay AU anUida raa-alaUoalBf tenU II dearoeU Oar Uala U .aaaeed. Baa . : , Pooda S Specialty. for morvatloa or rataa addxtsa Newport. Oregoa. t Is being built primarily to tap a belt of spruce timber thtt our soldier boys are busy ingetting raadr f;r army rso. It Is said th s-tcvey of this new railroad g"es withfn abj it a mile of the main part of Newport and then runs north along the beah through Agate beach and on to to "somewhere In America; It is p?r haps. true that tj-.e present f ulluing of this road is caused by the need to tap the timber belt but when th roadlted is one laid and connected na one should imagine for a moment but that it will be a Permanent af fair. Then on the. south' beach across and south from Newport there are hundreds of the khaki clad boys fell ing trees and It is said the railroad will extend along the soith 1 ea-h with the terminal as Indefenite as the one going north. If one wanted to draw on theil Imagination they might conclude that a railroad un and down the coast could be ued for military purposes fn m?e ft was nec essary to defend the west roat. At any rate there are "several" cf Uncle Sam's boys busy row In the timber and building railroad. The ordinary person does not know liow man, but Newport plans on a big celebration July 4th and will have a -big clan bake ami those in charge of the ar rangements say they expecr to feed "2000 of these boys, on clams. Many amusing stories leak out from the loegging camps as to the happenings. The boys are not all experienced los gers by any mmns. It Is thought these camps hare' a two-fold object one Is to get out the much needed airplane lumber, the others Is a training camn for the toys. . Instead of an eight-hour drill on pnrade cama grounds thf-y drill'30 minutes a d-x? on the camp ground In the regular way, then thev "forward march" to the woods. This work in the woods Is guaranteed to Rive as much mus cle and staying 5ual!tl-jf and powers as twice the time spent In ordinary drilling, besides the boys are quirk to learn and soon have a pile 6f logs ready. One story is stold of a com pany of the boys that had not spent WHEELOCK'S EAT HOUSE Cmm ed eat with aa Tra'n not M sorry Kear Copclaad EoosOag bob. A. M. WH EEIXX-K. rraprlHar Kewi-ort. Orcsos UNION RESTAURANT Oa Front traet. near Sw.h Earh ferry. aort ardci, vr7taiii la ciaoa 3. CEXXX. rraeriettor Kewport, Cr-oa WHITE HOUSE . RESTAURANT Wbera yaa gat r'n'T t atod rata prtca. Near boat linauj. 8lp!o roon.a E. M. JOHJlaOlC. Proprietor Kewaort, Orrsca OCEAN WAVE ROLLER RINK . Hardwood floor. fod bbIc. aa top hill oar porLTita A. C. TOED Proprietor, Kewport SEA CREST COTTAGES AT WA TEE'S EDGE 2, 3 sad room, n Icoty forUskad. electric lijbta sad Cry vatar la aach cottago near bsalaea cantor at Nya EaacbSpacal rata by wc or tsouU. CHRIS ARMS Newport, Ore jca . - . z v TL :lI.iSJ:.'u.ipv - s . h V-;: i in.'li.u"' their earlier davs In the woods, to say the 1-ast. Thev were cutting the trees into the desired lengths after they bad leen'!owned. Two of the were pulling a bit crosscut saw when th- log.'-plnched" and the two could; no ionre- pun the far. Ther thn called two couujdes to their a-d and made a few cuts n:ore mben it pinched so hard thefour of tbern could not pull it and they called for more help. Aboot that time an old resident, that had his home near, happene-d along and showed the boys how to use the sledge and wedge i.i relieving the difficulty. Another rtory is of a captain that said he was an experienced "faller" and took hi3 company and wrnt to the timler to fall trees. Later In tb- day the "higher up" official can around on his lnp-rtio.n trip and fonnd the treis had falV-n crls-eross and every ether way. He reprimand ed the captain and asked h.im If he coold not tell when he was cutting which way the tree would fall, and ihe replied that he was a timber fallr qnd not a prr-phhet. m TV writer can not vouch for the truthfulness of any of these, stories, but they all help liven the Interest when the soldier boys come to town. All of these things help to make Newport in Interesting snd lively place this year. The wagon road f ronf .-Willamette Valley points to Newport Is In good condition and many automellles are coming and going daily. New life Is blng taken oa and everyone Is busy. - Newport one of the most attratlve summer resorts. It is -Just large enough to furnish any needed convenience and small enouch to allow all the f r--dom dctired. It Is on the bay side of the point of land that shnts In at the north of the entrance to Yacjuina bay. Just across this ptdnt and on the ocean side Is Nye beach... There was formerly more of a division In the two places than there now Is. It Is all Newport, the postoffiee belag about half way between the boat landing and the beach. , It is only a few minutes' wlk A. L THOiMAS KEWrOtT. OEECCS Azalea Cat aad Kovat4 WaVk Esa!.l 23 Ttara la Baitaaa lv. c. suvm FORMERLY PAUCE GROCERY Th aVcat Talata to Eat react SU Ktwprt. Ott NYE BEACH BAKERY Homo aiada aatrr. likt laawart, dehcateaava (aaU. la Saacdcr block. JAE. afcADAKS Newport, Orttaa MINTHORN'S HOT SEA BATHS Either ttil or ffeOi water. Sanatoria treating roaeas. Ofotta cliff keaaa, I. ill katakoeping roeaaa, ataaa'a throw at water, fMO'iUj famafcad axccfticg badi' n( and wood. W. T. CEOCKEE CvasalUtloa aad Exaailaatiaa fraa. KEWPOET. OEEOOX EWCLIff WUSE AT WATER'S EDGE 37 oat aide roosts, srer'aoVlag U areas Pie aaant. ro'. roererUe! teds, CLextaZad tacta. U aemea axd lacaUa aayrhmg. wo hae the beat. t ' W. D. WHEELER " PrffprUtoT. Hew port, Orogw - - l : 1. from the btt landing to .Nye Reach , and there are business houses scat tered all along the various routes. To thoe who want to get down at the edee of the mighty Patiflc aa t Fee Gie waves cone dah!ng in. there Is no place like the broad clean sands of Nye Beich. Those lit want the mor sheltered spots can, find anything to their liking on Ya quina bay. During th proper sea sons the various kinds of fiih aro caught from the waters of the bay and it Is only a few miles out on the ocean to the best halibut fifth. a g , banks on the coast. During low tides rock oysters, clams and tsu tles are to be had In abandonee. Most people would find It cheaper to buy. ail of these things from the local markets than to go after then themselves but It is not half as In teresting. One of the best appetixera for c'ams is to get up at 4 a. go oot at low tide and spend an hour or " dirglng them and then cleaa ani Try for breakfast. -The rock oyter has a habit of niklng his home down under about U Inches of rofk. Yes. they will tell yoa the roek cr ter is soft and with ciUier A pick or a tar and fledge they ar easily got. b If jou re not cartfnl yoa win fidi some blisters on your hir: when you get jour pail full. Near Newport are numerous places of in terest, only a itw miles to frr water fishing. If oa tires of th salt -water sports. It is tail cr.e would not have to go far Into tte hills back or Newport to. Bad teir and other game bunting. Ttre is no tirh cn the eoajt any mm safe fcr balb-rs than this teach in I hours can L spe nt on the bear a searching for agates and many ttsu tlful ton3 are picked np. Lr.h new tide washes new 'ones from tb sand. . . , ' . . . So far as accommodations are s3 cerneJl. on tin riad anything to their liking. There ara modern ho-. (Con tinned cm page 4) THE SUNNY SIDE Sjattar? rrt".aa4 caaaa m Caaat hWJta fraat U a-aca. jo W aad tuuil afar tow W ru tot rata hj 4, waaa ac aiaaus. . v J. O. EICHMOIO Jrwan, Prafas VAN'S nSH MARKET Xlat- U fraah sad aaA flak, ay-atar, ctasaa. cxaba. bvtaar, agga. graoarv. laack faoda, battaravjk, rraak wf tablaa. Clad to vaaaataa o at atara oar .front attaat, er ta ywaf saaj or der daring akifpuig C. E. TAVPEEPOOZ. t apart. Orrgtm DR. R. P. BRADFORD a to wtrx STATE UCETSEO CHIEOfEACTTC' PHTSICIAXS BEAUTY PARLORS Car Of Oa Hair S IpactaBy aTJrTT'OK'l ATHnOT7IE 5E.tr CkT. OEE&OE Phaa SIC? A placa yws w-J Uk to call