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TTlE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 23. 1922 If t ! -i If ' t " t V Editors Spend Day on Beach; I ? C Newport Season Brings Crowd NEWPORT. Or., July. 21.-f-ISoeeial to the Statesman) San. day J s Newport day lor the edi tor' miAPtfar in their annual statC? convention at Corvallis. Plaint have , been made 'for . their entertainment and they win he banqueted and shown the scenic beauties of the coast upon their atfTivI. j . . '''.. Kathleen Jennings of Portland, representative of the Oregonlan. Is a uest at the Gllmore. i Mr. Clay Bradbnry and child ren and Mrs. Victor Housten and son l Portland were among tour Ista arriving a Saturday. ;-i They have located in the Housten bora at Nye beach and will be Joined by Mr. Eradbury. and Mr. Hoasien the fifth of Aagutt. MINERAL SPRINGS ? In Old Yamhill v ' Ths u strongest mineral water on the coast. Sure death to rheumatism, ev ery time. Cures kin diseases, stomach trou ble, etc. ; ' Patients are given the very best at tention Medical treat ments, massage, electric ity, etc Good hotel ac commodations. ; Hates : In; hotel 20.00 a week. Cottages $8 a week. Camping grounds, well shaded, watered, with stoves, tables. electric lights, etc $2.50 a week. The place Is t under new management. JVrite or phone: r Lafayette Mineral - Springs . r Lafayette, .Oregon If A FAYETTE TILLAMOOK Manhattan, Lake Lytle, Bar View, Saliair, Elmore, A r Netarts, Ocean Side, Pacific City HOTEL ELMORE a l'm.UJt mi(m1 avarrtlila iheme-Hka, aral tad clean. Btrtatly heme ieaokiaa. Hk a ad el4 watar ia. all .tvoais; KaVM awdarata. j v.... . . , j , For marvsttona addzass " . 'J. J. UEBS , mOOXAWAT, ORE. An iad. cn this page will booit yonr cominiuiity and c your business : - " BUOY RESTAURANT I and Lunch ' Room Open All Hours .Bouth of Post Office Spencer Broaw Rockaway, Ore. Garibaldi garage Sarvlee with fraa aur - auto Arnro ' ' Xtaart aota alactrle ataehtBUS IvotiM OU, Ooodyair aa4 Krrars tlxti . lurafs ' ." . XL X. kHEU0M OAtIHT.PT, OKS. - p.D.on ' "General Mercbandis. , - : Tourist Supplies Fishing Tackle Free Camp Orounds-Free Wood . " liebo Oregon 5' KODAK THE 1 ' Than bring your Films to TJs ROCKAWAY STUDIO Ed. IL Wood, Prop. j LArge lln,e view postcards ' OCEAN VIEW COURT raralshod Oompleta; light, Tho Haatlagtea, I rooms Ocesa Park, : aad Bsraga. Also foot S room aT&'TtrUTM. I I I' si Oil ; "Between Ocemn and Lake" LaUe Lytle tlOtel Open All the -Year Round Good roads, ample an to accommodations,. S. r. Station near Hotel. Largest and most modern hotel at Tillamook beach. Write or phone to Jnlia I. Parker, Lake Lytle Hotel, Rockaway, Oregon. r ; -"-vv-: - HAPPY t . CAMP 'ENTIRELY REBUILT 40 NEW COTTAGES AND TENTS ; ; f : FURNISHED NEW COMPLETE :.U--'rfi:it.i.CottateiVHcea$l to $3 perJsav.-;'---?--'V.v-;r' V ONLY SALT WATER BAY ON TUB COAST " . H Good fishing, unexcelled beach noted for its clams, crabs and boat ing. Spring water 98 per cent pare restaurant ia connection ;.:4;8TEFFU'YCDR!IX)OR'TO.THB BEACH . V Stage connwUoos"arTlllamo6k:,lir NeUrta"!'hbne '853 4-' SieUrtc. Oregon. ' T allien from Tillamook THoItr N. Horhes of Victoria. B d, motored to this resort Thurs day for a week a Tlait. ' .Mrs. John C. Aimes and child ren departed for their jome In Oregon City after an extended out ing at Nye Beach. .. : "Attorney A. E. Winkler joined his family at the Talstle cottage for a week-end visit. " Mrs. Jack "Wentworth and danarhtera and - Elsie Hnbble re turned to their home ini'portland after a months outing at Nye Beach. Asa Peairs and brother. L. D. Pealre and family will oc cupy Jhe Wentworth cottage for toe nr.ontn or August. MarIa Billings Is a visitor at the Marlowe. home. ' Jndae John Eakin of Dallas was a'reeent visitor at this resort IUah Meiers and Beatrice GUI of Salem were week-end vacation lata. Mr Leslv Tlemineton and chil dren arrived on the Sunday ex cursion for a ten days' stay. Bracu Knrbe of Newberg was a bnitinf. visitor Frid.. Mrs. Petenjon and children of Salem arrived for a fortnights visit with friends at the Jack Walters cot tage. .Flora Hawkins of Ashland Is the house guest of Millie Dott. j Mrs. Lena Muir and children are in their cottage for the sum mer and fall." .-."!. i ,Mrs. D. B. Pomeroy and mother are tourists from Santa Cruz, oil. - - i'Mra. John Lacey and children bfj Portland are In the Hubble Cottage for the season. 1 -James J. Mclntyre. and .family are domiciled In a Nye Creek cot tage for a two weeks so journ ! Mrs. M. Kavanaugb and son, Frederick, ol Salem, are guests of tha "Welcome" . cottage. Josie and Marie . Schultz of Portland arrived Sunday tor a brief outing at this beach. ; Daisy Mann and i niece Haxel. arrived at the beach for 'a week's visit with Mrs. James Leese. Esther Tuttle and friends mo tored back to Portland after a ten WALTER E. GRUNERt; Auto Trimmer 1 at 256 State Street COUNTY PACIFIC CITY BEACH Salem's Nearest Beach by Auto Stage leaves termlnai three times dally for Pacific City via Mc Minnvllle. This beach possesses more natural attractions than any other beach on the Oregon coast. A ftcenlc beach paralelled within five hundred feet, by the beautiful Nestucca river, teaming" with every variety of fish salmon, trout, clams, : crabs, etcV 1 -'.;' Spacious protected camp grounds wooded bills Mote this naparalelled combination. XA ocean beach and river fish ing boating and bathing i All within three mhiates walk ' - -Vi. . - .- . .:- t '.V- . .Baseball games, concerts, dancing children's playgrounds and ; . other amusements ;'. s i " OCEANSIDE V'r'. 1V4 ICUas froai Waurta. Vow-Opaa S25 acras Kataral park. 1 aaUa Oeaaa baach 2 salaadid eaao arooada af. rv fording room for ttaonaaads. Bocky cavaa, canyons and glaas. rocks ana cliffs. Doa't loavo Tillamook bsacaos wit koat soalng taa a lions an Uia rocks it Oeaaasida. ':.- Ckotca boUdlBg lota for sale Hf thoaa , wko wish to boild cotttfaa. t Kosenberg Bros. Tillamook. Oregon HIGHLAND Tflrtt addition to Kaaaattaa, Or. LoU oa salt, right on tho ocaan front AJTKA WXLCH, OWKEX , . . . Until OcU, 1st, Maabattaa. Ore. Portland Offles: lfl lth BU Kr Plions Wslnnt 0694 BEACHES wool and Janitor service free 4 rooms Star, 4 rooms Cresctnt 3 rooms apartmenu everlooktng the ocaaa BOCSAWAT, OBS. days vacation at Agate Beach. . wan er Jesse ana family re turned to their home In Salem Thursday. ' Mrs Agnes Wilder and child ren arc In the Walter Jesse cot tage for the remainder of the sea. son. Inez and Mary Young of Salem and Martha Young of ""Newberg were beach arrival Friday. Owen McAllister was ain Al bany motorist Friday. Tourists encamped at Tent City are M. L. Whitney and, Leila Whitney, Clarence Lay, Cyril Rey nolds, Harold Reynolds of Inde- pendenct, Marjorie Reynolds of Albany, Gladys Reynolds ol Eu gene, George w. Schmidt and family of Portland. P. J. Rush, of Gervais. Helen and Mildred C.ra- bert of Woodstock. Mrs. 4 R. F. Grabert of Portland, U. O. Wiiley and wife and child of Poneaua, Mrs. W. N. Taft and Elizabeth Taft of Salem. Marjorie Blake, In ez Taylor of Portland. Mrs. Ben F. Jackson and sons Harold and Ben Jr., departed Saturday after a months vacation at Agate Beach. Tpny N. Sauterlee was m. busi ness visitor from Albany Monday. Lita hotel arrivals at the Hotel Gilmore are Mrs. B. H. White and Elolse White of Salem. Fred Zuehlke, Salem; W. S. Ball and wife, Ashland; Mrs. J. A. Mc Lean and Zella McLean. Ken ne wick. Wash.; O. E. Hallard and wife. Portland; H. L. Odenburg, Salem; Mrs. Bertha D. Gilmore, Heppner; Mrs. John F. Forbes, DlUey; Mrs. John Alexander. Butte, Mont,; Roberta H. Vincent, Burns; Edith Kains, Marshfield; Hazel H lb hard, Monmouth; Vella Parker, Burne; Delia Anstrom. Portland, Lillian Tryklund, Portland; Mrs. J. R. Martin and children, Port land; Charles Anstrom, Corvallis; W. Wagner of Salem; C. C. Gor van. Portland: Mabel Trask, Al bany; Fearl Craft. Albany; A. N. Holman, Portland; Dorothy and John Walvorsen, Portland, George W. Gray and wife, Independence: Mabel E. Savage, Salem; Mrs. G. A. Chase, Oregon City. B. F. Newberry and wife of McMinnvllle are enjoying a ten days outing at Agate Beach. Mrs. William Deals was host ess for a dinner dance following an excursion to Spencer Creek falls. Among guests were Mrs. Llnd of Salem, Sam E. Wilson of Corvallls. Helen Welling and Frances Burkhart of Portland. Mrs. Rachael Cornell returned to 'Victoria, B. C, after a short visit with friends in the city. - Bonner Willett and sister of Eugene areweek-end tourists at Nye Beach. Mrs. Lottie Fitzpatrick ana PARK BEACH COURT HOTEL Vew. seat, clean, homelike; will furnish yea room and board at nwmiM, ..... CAJsT COHTY Faraishe Tents and CottageTfoi Et. Kear port fteo! Z aad depot. Codveataat to the bathing beaches. pon olrlc "tore Tor reserfstloas address proprietors: MB. OB KM. A. O. WALLIHO BOCKAWAT. ORE. TILLAMOOK GARAGE TOUBIST ESADQTTABTE2S Plroe Mala strert throngh Tlllmook. Information to all points gladly given. Accessories, gas. oil free air at Tour service t all timsa. M. D. AKXiZT E. M. COHSIT Mi ut nitmu STAGES ' . KcMiaavUla to TUlsmook Pierce Arrow Xamonstn Basaas BOCKAWAT STAGES ConnecUoae at Tillamook for all beaches to SUnhattaa SALTAIR GROCERY Kresh Krnlt Fine Groceries Soft Drinks Candies Tobaccos Hardware Gas Oils Tires, etc ; . i At the depot '- SALTAIR ::' v . When at the beaches, patronize thejc live business establishments " STATE FAIR JUDGES NAMED Many Experts Who Have Served in Past to Re turn This Year With the exception of the tex tile and floral divisions, judge were this week announced for all departments if .he state frtr which is to open in Salem Sep tember 25th. And with the an nouncement it ;s to bs sec; that A ronsiderable amount rf tbouKht aitd effort, on the part of ottl rials, has gone into the selec tion-, for the men chosen arc all listed at the . bead of thlr ei peela! line. A L. Hacker of Lincoln. Ne br.ifka, will coins to the fair It judge dairy cattle; le- P II Pran. win be anoihe . of Ziouville. Ind Judge of dairy cattle: Robert F. Miller of Davis, California, Is list ed for sheep and goats; William Coats of Seattle, poultry: Wil liam Reese, Jr., Pilger. Nebraska. beef cattle; E. A. Hughes of Da vis, Calif., and A. L. Haines. Mit chell. South Dakota, swine. Both Miller and Coajts hav filled similar- positions, before. their records being of unusual excellence in this respect. Superintendents of departments nave been named as follow- v A. Taylor, Macleay. agriculture; Barnes Forbes and Frank Van .ira. Dom oi Portland, floral; Edward shearer, Esucada. pom ZUr STLSSSSi HillsBoro. cattle; Thomas Brunk. Salem, swine and juvenile live .tockxhlbits; Mrs. Alice M Wd. ster, PorUand. art: Mrs. Rnv v. Portland, textile. ' air. Shearer has been filling a similar position for the past seven years, as has also Mrs. Wei sier. Mr. Forbes and Mr. Van Kirk were here last year, and Mr. Schulmerlch is not new tn cattle department. Mr. Brunk i.uufc, .hi . uruna ha been a breeder and Judge of swine for many years, frequently tt small son of Med ford are nassinar a iew days ltt her cottage at Nye Beach. Mrs. Charles Kramer and child ren are visiting at the hom of Kuth Nye. VI T . TInlrn. 1 J V . . Albany are in the city. BEACHES Rockaway, Garabaldi, ROCKAWAY GARAGE Expert Repairing ; Tires Oils Greases On the highway at Rockaway Win. Bederberg Rockaway, Ore. BAR VIEW Tents and Cottages We hara tents and cottar'a complete ly luroisnM m all tab n .4 1. roar suit case and silverware and ton joers, it conrenifuL Others will, store bed springs, mattress, dishes and rooking "tonsils, and you can supply the rat. JV k 4 am 1 . Ml. A S m - m . a . . ' .5 ooa tin Aagust pvi uy ana ap. THE WISE WAY Bar: View, Tillamook, Co., Ore. ' HEB0 GARAGE Oila, tirea. gas. accessories. Acetylene w ciu.uj, rxpen repairing. Phnna KT7 tnr ufdM On aighway at corner Pacific City road Hebo Oregon A. T. MITCHELL F&0F. Smith's Confectionery And Loach Boom atop at Hebo for refreshments, lea cream, aaft itHnV. aKm.. 1 v HEBO 0EE005 TUlsmook, Ore. OREGON . Judging in other states, when ha ft as been absent from the list of superintendents and judges of the Oregon exposition. State fair official are lookinx forward to the biggest and best showing of livestock in the his tory or tne Institution, for already Inquiries have come from" numer ous states in the union from the foremost breeders for premium lists and entry blanks. Many of these have been returned to head quarters in Salem, showing that exhibits are assured from as far east as Indiana, annth tn rn. fornla. and north to the Dominion of Canada. Fine showinrs nf shep will be made bv Orecon livestock men. Agriculture will likewi ho fortttnoot feature this esason. as It has been during the years that SHTUry A. H. Lea has boon t the head Of lh annual . Superintendent Taylor asserts mai crop conditions hav Wn aufflcloutly good to allow i,h various rountles to send diRniv that will average those of Drevion mrm spns, A nvrai counties n eahlhlllnif have applied for space appneo ror space ? K!" "d 11 u ntieipated that every booth it . M me week or th iat& tt- rlkti4 w -v low nr v -v . S UK iu unerest the people of mejr jurisdiellons, and Informa- non come from it hem th. . keen rivalry raav be connA,i J 1 ractlcally the most Important details of the fair have been ar ranged, and it is anticipated that at the board meeting, which will be held In Salem. August 7th. that final affairs will be attended I ... Waseda Baseball Team Comi"9 Next Year TOKIO t.4 K i' a -i i V v ' by mail r fD m,dd W tU as!d university to send its oaBeD team on a tonr next year to the United States. The team will be led hv Pro fessor Abe, Chief of the outrinnr sports association of the institu tion, and will compete with dif ferent American' teams in Chica go. JCflW York- oti Th . ... g0 g i l j wlH return t0 Japan via Europe and wil1 be awaT altogether about air vt nniKa ,- Classified Ads. In The Statesman Brina Results He Summer" Playground ' . n v When in Newport Patronize These Progressive Establishments "Allen's" Restaurant FRONT ST. Best Food and Service The Only Exclusive VULCANIZING Shop la Newport Post Office Block NEWPORT TIKE SHOP Tires, Eepairs, os, OUt Cherry City Cottages HEWPOBT. OBEOOH Best Wat ion on Jiye Beach. Furnished extent toD bsldnp IU.n nj Rales 8 per week including wood, light u "oici. dwcui rates lor i"iii.ni GEO. O. SMITH, Prop. Ruddiman's Agate Shop Agstea Cot and Moaatod MaU Orders a Specialty Beach Street The Log Cabin Tea Boom, Confectionery Tobaccos, Bowling Maebaa Dinner Dancing .Bt HO OB MAS ORCHESTRA Strawn's Cash Store Groceries Clams, Crabs. Oyster Jessie B. Btrawa. Frop. - Front Street YOU WILL APPRECIATE The Bedfera Furnished Cottages Ideally located Bear Beach and the new "Kaf let aa tell yoa about them, run d. corn: en, prop. Nye Beach Newport IVERSON'S STORE The big store on Front street, jnst north of Fall street. Hardware, furniture, croceries, feed, fishing supplies, paint, oil stoves and beach supplies of all kinds. " II. J. IVERSOX. Prop. Newport, Ore. A. L. THOMAS Souvenir Store Agata Catting sod Moan ting Oregoa Pictares Agate Jewelry NEWPORT OBE. Newport Natatorinm An new and wonderfully equipped Individual Salt Water Itatbs DAXCE HALL GRILL . . ... . OverlooklBs; the Ocean BEAR STORY SEASON ON: BRUIN PRINCE GEORGE, B. C, July -2- Two amusing bear stories, both vouched for by reputable eye-witnesses, are going the rounds here. Forest fires in nor thern British Columbia during the past month have had a peculiar effect upon some of the wild ani mals of the woods, judging from some of the stories brought in to Prince George. A fight between a (irenToH hear and a mule, in which thn bear was worsted Knrnij o t I VVVHIIVU t . Mason's ranch at Bednesti n r ine rorest fire routed the bear from Its lair, and in Us dash from me names into the onen rnnntrv u couiaed violently with a Jack mule. The bear was promptly stretched out on the ground by a double tattoo from the capable hind hoofs, and the mule calmly resumed its interrupted grazing. Thoroughly angered, the bear picked itself up and cautiously approached the mule from a dif ferent angle. The huge paw was brought down with a resounding thwack on the mule's ribs. This was unfortunate. The hoofs were again brought into play, after a quick, accurate maneuver for no. Sid. sition, and the fight was called oir, so far as the bear was con cerned. Mr. Mason, who had witnessed the unusual encounter. dashed to the house for a rifle to finish the bear, should any life be left. Before he could get back to the scene, however. Bruin managed to get groggily to hH feet and return to the less excit ing environment of the forest fire. A fire patrol ranger Is sponsor for another bear story. While making a. survey In the mountain district he came upon o young cub suffering from severe burns on feet and body. The youngster was whimpering from the pain and the forester took Pity on it. lifted it into his car and ther made it fast with some rope. The patrolman started on his Journey only to discover that the mother bear had appeared and was In hot pursuit. As the 'track ran uphill at this point, the bear. making long strides, gained stead ily, and the need for strategy was clearly indicated. The -forestry book of instructions does not cov Hotel Gilmore, I - . , " ' . ' I ' ' . . ""a"tatatatataWatataal At the waters edee averlonkinv d..i,) ... . every room. Well heated. tlmZTZmtlJZ"! A la rjtrta .nr.Ua rte 8enrIcet p. o. cnSC" " " ' ' ' ! THE FA3IOUS ! - Bi HO DE MAR : J V Orchestra - . J Concert and Dance Music i i Furnished Tor all occasions ' i NEWPORT OREGON ' " ss ",,,"l,,eamsMBisOBsasmseasassaasBt Hotel NICOLAI- "It's on the Beach" ' Newly Renovateo-New Furnishings New Management Newport's Most Popular Hotel MEALS DANCING Popular Prices r- : ! I ' . . "It NATATORIUM GRILLE New Nifty Home of Perfect Eats Iocted la New Natatorinm H. EVAKS, prop. "7- DRIVES FLIVVER er a situation such as this, but the ranger was resourceful I and - - .. i decided that the best plan -would be to throw . the cub overboard. His attempts to untie the knots on the lashings which secured the youngster to the machine, how ever, proved futile. Pursuer l and pursued came to a yet steeper grade, with the advantage all with the former! Finally, with one mighty effort the old bear threw herself on; the back of the 'car. Tjolding on by her claws and pawa. This is where the forester de cided to retire in favor of the enemy. He dove off the car j and regained his feet in. time to see it continuing its Journey eastward," with a mother and child happily reunited as its passengers. Later the automobile was found, run down and everything Intact except the side of the seat where! the cub had been bid. the old bear having torn it out to release her offspring. It- ' . And Dryer Stoves . ...... . , . ' - r , We are well equipped to make fruit dryer pipe arid can Save You Money : Our workmanship is i FIRST CTiASS Our Prices Are Right , F. H. 803 N.Liberty I " " 1 " 1 aaa a fD)7T Nye Beach " v"'6 reaaonaoiO. Free bus to and from hotel ,"raal,m !c - samma tw AVSrwWmaaei sfM. j. Not Sjea.Blit r. W. T. Crocker. TW. - Oppoalte Olff House, NTe Beach - . Open Even; Dayj . ...I. taths. 30 Cents LIsrht housekeeplna; rooms, wajaoa able . Chlroprnctlc offices Ja BuUdln- Dr. noBrrws, Chiropractor ' NEUTORT 1 RHRriPM f Centrally LocatedOne Aeai, clean rooms and bedi .- Home Cooking:.-' ' . 21rs: Viola repin Newport, Oregon " LADIES aatph PiUa. 8af-a 4pa4akU la all. innnlntaiiit Wrn far Rlit aai forties tars It's f Maaieat latUtata. frn. Xiirtu Kstieaal JCSwaakia, Wia. - , - : .... 1 Engineering M TlaTWff. taJW 'muJ t I ' GviL PecbicaL Hferkiairal M'iium' it . - Architectural EnginMriag. 1 Special coarse ta I AalMBobite Enfiaeerine, 4cia Sltojctc.. J : b &firf ra imtM ITtM. students get practita while leanung. -y A Umtrntrrirt Cmmm in ah itrkanlM. dala. DeareeaaraBtnl m tntl ua mm f lk 1 scaoel mum. caa eoirtvlte our enginaeriaff courses ia 14 montha actaalahHix tinder our '. lateaaivt aMthods. 'Send fcr tree catalug. falytacaak Calhra el tariaiarha : '- Ula mi mOmm Shv 4 OAIUXD. CAIO IS 4-- ' ' Phone 1018M An Ideal Beach Ji Resort : WaitVAgate Store 10 yrs Ja ths Agata kaslnsss la ? ; Hewpott . '. Special attention to' Mail Orders Boa 66, Kewport. Or. , Bemoved to Beach fet SssrOceaa ' , T Real Estate, Loans Insurance Beat farm la tne Conatry listed. ' Cheap lands for lnvestmratT : LESTEB MABTIB HEWPOBT, OBE. ' ashcraft: Lumber. Company." V&'-ToSL' "rlal PHOira S35T ' f ORDER YOUR STATESMAN . To Follow . You to, Newport Phone 583 " -- aw m . m . a " t m- tt. : j . I t Adjustments with baths If desired ' -" ? OREGON xjni top . block from postoffice ?