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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1922 hews notes from Newport: i NEWPORT, T Ore.. - July 1. j j (Special to The; Statesman) New port ; summer , season baa started with a rash, and cottages and rooma are well filled. Tpur , lata are arriving at all. boura from all states of the anion, and the city camp ground contains from 15 to 4.0 autos each day. With roads in reported fair condition and cool enjoyable . . weather at hand. It la expected that this will' per record.breaking summer for th amort.1 The ' new natatorium . opened July 3 , for the season. Thia bnild- , Inf 1 modern in every , respect, ana worioyos ; a, larger cuy, well a appointed grill,;- enlarged , awlnimlnr ' tank., and , dance hall Vond acted by the .Bl-Ho-De-Mar Orchestra, make this .place a gen eral headquarters of amusement f or Jammer- visitors. . '.- state Highway l Engineer Hr. bert, Nunn of.Satear enjoyed briefnur at Newport'nfter drlv Ing sdowa , the coast through the Salmon River valley. 1 ' v C.I. Eckleson, United States Junior engineer, and party of five men from the Portland district have been active daring the past 10 days making a bar anrvey with a view or ascertaining deptn or water, general condition of the harbor entrance, an dthe effect of the North and South Jetty con struction work upon the bar. The ship "Water Witch" is In port this week. ' i . W. P. Franiach and family or Salem were guests at the Gllmore during the G.A.R. encampment. . Cliff Glover and wife motored to Ottor Rock Saturday for a brief outing. Mr. Glover has pur chased property at that place and will erect a summer home. ', Mrs. Essie Mannls and son Robert retained to their home In Salem after a 10 days visit with friends at the seashore. f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flrikerton of Dallas were in the city over the week-end. . - " Prof. J."B. Horner and family of CorVallis are enjoying their annual vacation at Nye Beach. ' ' Ben Loom Is and son of Salem are at Agate Beach for an outing, Attorney B. F. Jones departed Thursday for Crescent City, Cali fornia where he will attend a meeting of the Roosevelt Highway association and the California ! North of Bay Counttas assocU lion. , ' ' Mrs. Thomas Melnyer and chil dren of Salem are comfortably housed at Nye Beach tor the month. Among recent arrivals are Au gust Merritt and family of Pasa dena and Mrs. Nellie Wright and daughter Gleneva of Best Luck. Florida, and Maru Ko-sal and wife of Japan, who will remain for a three weeks outing at this resort. Mrs. J. C. Lenning and son re turned to their home in Salem Friday. Mrs. L. C. Cronise and daughters of Eugene will occupy their cottage for the remainder of the season. Lon ' Batchelor of Salem was in the city. Thursday. Rath Scott of If. of6. Is a va cationist at Nye Beach.' ' -" Dr. and Mrs. T, J.Viliiers ar rived to spend the entire season at this resort. Dr. Villiera is pastor of the White Temple in Portland. W. II. JCneebone, O..G.. 'Knee- bone and wife of Falls CitTmre at Nye Beach. " ' ; ' ' Mrs. B. F. White and children returned to Salem after a 10 days visit at the seashore. EDITORIALS OF THE PEOPLE 7 T But wh where You May Be the Son of Adam y use the same ancient method of getting some- hat Adam did, ... . A Motorcvcle ,-vjill carry you anywhere on land comfortably ana de--. pendably iat a little more cost than wajklng-- . 45 to 75 iniles on one gallon of gasoline. Up to 15,000. miles on tires. 700 to' 1000 miles on a gallon of oil. v.- . ' '' JYoii can't beat that besides the saving irt timepays for the price ofltfie machine, i; 7 . 'We'have.left a few good used machines that we have .Completely rebuilt and for the next two weeks will offer lirfm t vmv lnw nrlrM flail atiH nrlc niw niir. nnw S ,v , -v ' - hArryw. SCOTT v '. i Harley-Davidson Motorcycles and .Bicycles 117 South Commercial t.M:: f LAFAYETTE MINERAL SPRINGS In Old Yamhill The strongest mineral water oh the coast. Sure death to rheumatism, evr ery time. Cures skin diseases, stomach trou ble, etc. Patients are given the very best at tention. Medical treat ments, massage, electric ity, etc. Good hotel ac cdprnmodations. Rates: In hotel $20.00 a week. Cottages $8 a week. Camping jgrounds, well shaded, watered, i with stoves, tables, electric lights, etc., $2.50 a week. The place is under new management. Write or phone: Lafayette Mineral Springs Lafayette,, Oregon Editor Statesman: With al'. that has been said in reference to capital punishment, for and against, to the individual who fa vors it not there is always room for more argument. No honest man. anywhere fav or, tjie barbaric idea of capital punishment. It is a product f ancient, times. Capital punish ment naturally suggests itself in the infancy of a state. When any one had committed offense, and disturbed the peace of society, the question would then first arise "How shall we prevent these things?" and the answer most likely to occur to a set of bar bariaus would be: "Hang the son- of-a-gun." In a country where civilization is below par, where the inhabit ants have no fixed laws to direct them in the distribution of jus tice, and consequently when an offense has been committed, there la no form of trial, or proportion of punishments to offenses; but the village is called together, the delinquent is placed in the midst, ar.d without further ceremony, demolished with their clubs,, the chief striking the first blow. If this tystem were practiced now in the state of Oregon, it- would only last until the, next election, but capital punishment may reign as long as we can get "George to do it." : . Capital punishment, does not suppress the crime of murder, but on the contrary stimulates It. l-ossiDiy not Just at the time of banging, but speaking f r&m' a "long run' standpoint!' The aw f nil Hack cloud of death, dang ling, at the instigation of outh orlty. at the end of a rope, in its full knowledge of vanished hopes, but clinging to rftae last minutes of sweet life yea. the heart of mankind, when human beings are born again, and the fourth gener. ation Is 'only a repetition of the first, ! ' In the matter of taking a man's life on the gallows, the state In nicta la punishment on y equal to .lbs crime .committed. If one If railed mnrder."-certainly the Ovhcr cannot be called a preach er convention or a Sunday school picnic. And aside from getting reenge. which is a mean, dirty word, the state ought to devise1 some means of sentencing a mur derer that would be of some pro fit to society ' and state. WTiy not put the murderer to work at ome trade or profession and let the proceeds from his product support the family of the man he murdered? Shame stares into the face of authority when it Is realized that the sentence of death imposed up on a murdered is the same sen tence that Nature stamps at birth on the head of every living soul. You may be surprised at the thought that a trial judge should work so close to the natural or der of things, which reminds me of the story of a man, who. after having been convicted of mur dering his father, the judge asked the time-worn question: "Have you anything to say be fore sentence is passed upon youl FIMMOOK:v,GOyNW, BACHES Manhattan, bake Lytle, Bar View, Saltan, Elmore, Rockaway, Garabaldi, Netarts,ucean ziae, racmc ny . : i ! HOTEL ELMORE 28 room f Mliieomfort! rrtklat konrlika, aat clean. Strictly tokli. Ht raid w atari la all rqpnja.,, JUtea, aMttierala. : I . 1 " fToV rsssrvsttoas Va4ams ,: s. $. xaxas aooKAwavA oaa. An ad. on this page will fcnsxt ycur ccniuiilty tnd v : "buoy' hesTaurani V 1 and. Lunch Boom ' '- Open v All Hours ' f South of Post Office gpencer BroH Itockawaj, Ore GARIBALDI GARAGE, , Ssrvles wttt fm air . -. auto xxrAimnrar -. ' Exsft nte Isetrle machinist - . TStvoUat Olt Ooodyasr aad Ksvsrs tins . . Btors( , i H. 1. IHEIDOI OAJLXSAXDZ, OEX. . tp. o. on Cleaerml Merchandise ' Tonrlst SuppHes Fishing Tackle Krca Camp Grounds-t-Frce Wood ....... , . Hebo OrcEoai " .. PACIFIC CITY BEACH ' . - . Balem'a Nearest Beach by Auto r r ''.:t.WA- -u M Stags leaves terminal three thnes dally for Pacific City via Mc Mlnnvllle. v Thla beach possesses more natural attractions than any other beach on the Oregon coast. 1 v ' : i i . A scenic beach paralelled within five hundred feet, by, the beautiful Nestucca river, teaming with every variety of fish salmon, trout, clams, crabs, etc. ; , . Spacious protected camp grounds wooded' hills f Note thla unparalelled comhtnatlon. An ocean beach and river fish lng, boating and bathing i All within three mlaotes. walk - ' Baseball games, concerts, dancing children'! , playgrounds and other ' amusements OCEANSIBS , . 1U HON tnm Natarta, How Opaa ' S32 sens Xataru para, 1 mUa Ocsaa ksck; splandid ' ciaip (fenndi af. fsrdlnc rosm for tfevasaads. Xocky eavts, eaayoas aad gltns. rocks aa cliffs. Doa't km TUlaaMok kMchaa wit boat saatag Ua a a bona ea th rocks at Oeaajialda. - Ckotco balldlBC tots tor aala to tkoao wbo wlak to nnild cottagos. Rosenberg -Bros. Tillamook, Oregon ' HIGHLAND PARK rtrrt addHioa to aCaaaattaa, On. Lota oa aale, rlfht oa tko oeaaa front - AJntA Welch,' o wjrsa traUl Oct, lit, Muksttaa, Ora. PooTtlaad Officii ! B. 14tk BU Flioa Wla 094 ROCKAWAY GARAGE i Expert Repairing Tires Oils Greasos On the highway at Rockaway. Win. 8edcrberg llockaway. Ore, BAR VIEW r Tents jand Cottages Wa hare tenta and cottaga completo ly furnished o all jou need brine , it jour bit case and ailwrwara and top corera, if coaTraient. (Hhera will atore bed springs, mattress, dishes and cooking ntensila, and you ran supply the rest. Water, light a a4 free- wood till Aagnat firaU; 91 par day aad vp. THE WISE WAY Bar I View, Tillamook,; Co., Ore. "Yes." answered the prisoner. "I don't think 1 should havn been convicted." lVhy not?" asked the judge "Well, you see." he hesitated, "if I hadn't killed the old man no would have died some time anyhow? Let every man. woman and child get behind the old broken down, wobbly-wheeled vehicle known as "Christianity" and wipe from the face of the earth mur der In any form, whether It be murder by individual, state or na tion and blot from memory the sinful, sorrowful world of yester oay and enter a new realm of things, where honesty, brother hood, unselfishness and a heart of kindness rings louder than all the cracked Liberty bells Philadelphia coma manufacture in a hundred years. Let us tear down the manifold bars of corruption that have imprisoned the Christian heart and spread a virtuous wing over ' the measureless : expanse ahead, and bring Heaven down here on earth, where it ought to be., instead of somewhere out there in the blue sky, ndbody knows. - ' :" - - ' '" Capital punishment can't tand in the face of intelligence. It cannot stand in the fact of hon ey. It cannot stand in the fce of tnythidg. Imagine Jesus Christ springing the trap on one of God's creatures. Let's cut It . all out anJ start over again. There have been various forms of pnnishment, back in the days of old. when people knew but little less than they do now; des tined to suppress or abolish mur der, hut the severest of these pun- l8hmeuts has been of least avail. In China, not so very lonp ago. the convicted murdtrrer paid the penalty by having a rope tied to his feet and one around his neck A horse at each- end would pull the body in halves. In Spain the murderer was forced lo jump off of a high cliff onto sharp spears below, and in the Phillipine islands before the Spanish-American war. puni?h- mr-nt tor most any offense was by starvation. The offender was placed in a deep well , and left there until the weather wore his bones away. When Uncle Sam's bovs arrived on the scene, they immediately filled these wells up level with the rest of the coun try. . By J. R. S. nalwlta orders to. cite the de fendants t omake an accounting of all berries gr own during the years 1919-20. SAVED HIMSELF A Philadelphia clergyman Is the father of a son whose habits of unpunctnality are a sore trial. Nevertheless, the youth's ready tongue is a source of secret de light to the parent. Once the young man appeared at Sunday breakfast 20 minutes after the appointed time. "Son." saM the minister, re proachfully, as he held his watch so that the youth might see Its accusing face, "do you thing this Is right? Do you honestly think. It is right?" "Well, father." returned the young man. regretfully. "I wish It were about so minutes iasv bat as yon ask tne to soy honest- , ly, I am arrald it's Just about rightl" ItomlJeUc Review. Av - Anxious Inquirer Are dates good for' the health? Not it yo beep 'em after midnight- AUTO TOPS Grunert 256State St V it if 1' '. Phez-Fruit Union Case Will Be Heard July 24 The case of The Phez company against the Salem Fruit union, et al, in which the plaintiff com prnyia suing the union and nu merous berry growers of the county for an accounting follow ing an alleged breach of con tract, was Friday continued for two" Weeks by Circuit Judge Binshaw. The case was origin ally set for hearing July 10, but will. bow come, on to be hearu July '24. . Litigation between the union, growers and The Phei company has teen in the courts during the past three years. The plaintiff losing in the lower court, but gaining a reversal of decision by the supreme judges, remand;ng the case back to the lower tribu- t4 i; Here Are Some Snaps, Look 'Em Over 1917 Dodge, completely overhaulea:i........$3oO 1917 Ford, just overhauled r'-, ...J..$215 1914 Ford, good condition... ..." '. $135 1922 Ford has run six Veeka..-. .$35Q 1920 Ford Sedan--! .-..-I.-:.:-l L$450 1917 Ford Truck......d -:-.,lL.$250 OLESON -ROOKSf OOL AUTO EXCHANGE rhone 656 173 S. Liberty The Summer Playground NEWP Aii. Ideal Beach Itesort When in Newport Patronize These Progressive Establishments "Allen's" Restaurant FROXT ST. Best Food and Service . Taa Only Exclusive . VULCANIZING Shop) la Kawport : . Joat Offlca Block KEWTOET TIKE SHOP Tires, aUpstrt, Oaa, Oils Cherry City Cottages Kawaotf. Oracoa Bt locatioa oa Nye Beach, i ! f Furniali- ad axcpt top bedding, linen, and silver- ,. Kates f 3.50 to f 8, per weak are clndint; wood, litcbt aad water. Keiervatjont Early. Geo. G. Smith, Pros. in Make HEB0. GARAGE Oils, tires, cat, accessories. Acetylen welding, expert repairing. , Phono iX7 for eaxrlee On highway at eoraer Pacific City road Hobo Oregon A. P. MXTOHELZ. PKOP. Smith's Confectionery . Aad Lone - Boaaa Stop at Ha bo for rafrashawnta. Ice eraajB, soft drinks, tobaccos, loaches, ala. RBO OREGON n '9 1 " KODAK THE BEACHES, .Thaa bring roar ruaja U tTs , v KOCKAYYAY STUDIO , Ed. H. AWood, lrop. ' Iirge-llB view. postcard OCEAN .VIEW COURT raralaaad Coatplets; Ugbt, wool and' Janitor 'aarrlca fraa t, Tta Baatlagtsa. t room Oeaaa Park, 4 room a star. 4 room Crtacairt S room .J llu Immm mm n Mkrtanla iimi4iiiUiii Utmi MlAAII a; o. Tvursi ; ' .1 kockaWay. oms. '11 f ll II I 1 "Between Oceia and Lake LHHe Lytle Hotel Open All ithe Year Round TGood roads, ample auto accommodations, S. P. Station near Hotel. Largest and most modern hotel at Tillamook beach. Write or phone "la Jalla !. rarker, Lake fTtle Hotel, Rockaway, Oregon. ; ,4? HAPPYiCAMP " '" y A ENTIRELY REBUILT 40 NEW COTTAGES AND TENTS ? I FURNISHED NEW COMPLETE .siJ X - - - ' ; ' CoUmteo rricea 1 to 3 iper Day . " w ; : 5 v OirLT 8A1VT WATKB BAY ON THE COAST ... ; ' Good fiihlnt. ttnexcelled teach noted for ilta clams, crabi and boat t lafc Bpring water 98 per cent pure restaarant In connection j STEP FROM YOUR DOOR TO THB BEAClt L : ; ete eotmectlont tt Tillamook, for iNetarts. Phone 168 , L 7 Miles from Tiltocook BEACH COURT HOTEL Haw, ", el n, hoaaalika; wtn faraish roa rooat and board at reasonable rata. CAMP COMTT Tarniibed Tants and Cottaaea for Kant Haar nnt mtur tnM. and depot. Coavaniant to ia bathing beachea. . Tor taaervatlona addroaa proprlotora: , MB. OB MBS. A. O. WALUVQ BOCKAWAY. OBE. TILLAMOOK GARAGE TOUBI8T HEADQUABTEBa Dlraet Main strati through TUlmook. - Inforaatloa to all points gltaiy gtvaa. Aceoaaoriaa, gas, so, fraa air at ror aervtca at all Uataa. M. D. ABXEY. E. M. COWDIT Bth aad Sad Avaaaa i ; TUlaatook, Pra. STAGES MeMlnavUIa to Tillamook Piarca Arrow Irfmoasiaa Boataa INraet connection at McMinnvUla from Salem for taa be acne. Also direct eon aacttoa at Hebe for Pacific City - BOCKAWAY BtAOES OoaoacTioai at TUlaatook for an beachas to Maahattaa SALTAIR GROCERY msh Fruit Fine Groceries Soft Drinks Candies Tobaccos- Hardware Gas Oils Tlres,- etc. . V At the depot SALTAIR ' :: OREGON Ruddiman's Agate Shop Agates Cnt and Mounted Mall Orders a Specialty Beach Street r Hotel Gilmore, Nye Beach (formerly the Cliff House) At the water's edge overlooking the Pacific ocean. . View from every room. Well heated, clean, comfortable. Charges reasonable A la carte service Free bus to and from hotel ' For reservations or further information address: P. G. GILMORE, Prop Newport, Ore. The Log Cabin Taa Boom, Confectionery Tobaccos, - Bowling Zaoachaa Dinner 1 Dancing BI HO SB MAX OBCHESTBA Strawn's Cash Store Groceries Orba, Ovatera L Straws, Prop. Front Street Clam: - Jeaato YOU WILL APPRECIATE - Tha Badfarn Furnished Cottsnes Ideally located near Beach and tha new Let aa tall ' yea about them TIBED D. COITEEK, Prop. Nye Beach . Newport THE FAMOUS" BI HO DE MAR Orchestra Concert and Dance Music Furnished for all occasions NEWPORT OREGON Hotel MI CO LAI "It's on the Beach" Newly Renovated New Furnishings New Management. Newport's Most Popular Hotel MEALS DANCING Popular Prices Wait's Agate Store 10 years n tha Agate haalaaas la . Mawport. Special attantloa ta Mall Ordera Boa as, Mawport, Ora. Baatoved to Beach BU, Keai Oeaaa ,' Real Estate, Loans Insurance Beat farms In tiia Co" "try llataC. Cheap lands for lnveatateot I.E8TEB MARTIN NEWPOBT, ORE. . .." ; I ASHCRAFT Lumber ; Company All kinds of BaUdlnar aaatariala at Bight Pricea. ,vii ' PHOITB S38T ' ORDER YOUR STATESMAN To Follow .- ,. You to Newport Phone 583 : IVERSON'S STORE The big store on Front street. Just north of Fall street. Hardware, furniture, groceries, feed, fishing supplies, paint, oil tove3 and beach supplies of ail kinds. H. J. IVERSOX, Prop. " Newport, Ore. SEA CREST COTTAGES At the edse. of the Sea 24 attractive and comfortable cottages of two, three and four rooms, with water and electric lights in each. An ideal location; unexcelled ocean view. Only one block from the stores. New natatorium and right at bathing beach. -. - - WrRe for rates: CHRIS ARMS Newport, Ore. Free Bom from Boat A. L. THOMAS Souvenir Store Agata Catting.' and Monnting Oregoa Ftctarea Agata Jewelry KEWPOBT OBE. NATATORIUM GRILLE New Nifty Home of Perfect Eata Located ia New Natatorium W. K. EVANS. Prop. When at the beaches, patronize these live business establishments Newport Natatorium AD new and wonderfully equipped , ladivldaal Salt Water Baths IACr; IIAllr-GRlLli Overlooking' . the Ocean Mint horn's Hot Sea Baths . V j , jar .... -v , , i I ty v Dr. W. T. Crocket Prop. Opposite Clilf House, Nje Deach : ' f; OpenEveryDay ; ; - I, -,Baths, 30 Centsi LlKht hoosekeepin roorna.' rwonAlar, .'a, " ; ciuropracuc offices In. Bnlldtng T . j , Dr." IIdzpss. Chiropractor. r .-. -1 i AdlnstmentaJ with hatha If rfeatiwi i t . ' OREGON . - 1 1 5 Borden H ouse Centrally Located-t-One block' from postof fici " . -. i ... i .............. . .... . ... . 5- t Neat, clean rooms arid. beds: , Home Cooking-'-T'" v - Mrs. Xjola Repin Newport,;Oregon cl ""T: r f 1 " "... ' , J V: Hnnjan " . , r : ' ; f