DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALTJM, OREGON- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1007.
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STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
JUNE
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Each dopartmont of our Dtoro Is
trying to outdo tho other by Its eco
nomic offering for June. Today wo
mention a few Items ih ncjw whjto
dress skirts. Plain white dress
skirts, eleven goro3, stylo just like
cut, also in two other styles of plaits. I
OTTER ROCK
RESTFUL AND
BEAUTIFUL
hour of rest, praying that naturo's
storehouse might portion them out a
small share of tho fountain of health.
All woro happy amid tho pleasures
of their summer outing.
SALE PRICES
$1.22
$.34
$1.67
!
A hundred whito shirt walstB ranging from $1.00 to $2.00 reduced to
60 Cents Each
The Most Delightful of Oregon's Many
Seaside Resorts
I
The owners have decided to plnco
this beautiful property on ho mar
ket. Otter Rock, or by many known
as tho "Punch Bowl," for a summer
reBort has few equals on tho Pacific
Coast. Seventy-five per cent of tho
pcoplo who visit Newport pay their
respects to Otter Rock boforo re
turning from their summor vacation.
In fact, a trip to Newport without
Booing Otter Rock would bo llko go
ing to Portland in tho summer timo
without seeing the "Oaks," tho dif
ference boing that tho hand of God
has painted tho sconory nt Ottor
Rock, whllo capital and man's In
genuity has fashioned most of tho
beauties at tho "Oaks."
Naturo hns been very kind to tho advancing,
The Hill interests havo surveyed
a road from Seaside to Newport,
which will bo built nnd opcrnting in
eighteon months. This rond will
pass through tho town of Otter Rode,
and anothor local road will soon
bo built from Otter Rock cast into
tho vast timber bolt on tho Siletz.
From tho fact that Otter Rock, which
some claim was tho original Capo
Foulwenthor, extends out for a long
distance into tho ocean and an outer
reef of rocks oxtotuls both north and
south of Ottor Rock for sevoral miles
and breaks tho ocean Bwell or rollers
long boforo they reach tho shore
lino, this is ono of tho most protect
ed points on tho const, and Is a favor
ite bathing plnco. From tho first of
Juno until tho mlddlo of Octobor
thoro Is hardly a day that a. small
put now llfo Into tho Tillamook
country. Thirty miles Is built from
Forest Grove west. About 100
teams nro grading out of Tillamook.
Tho tunnol just out of tho city Ib
Ranches that could bo
dwellers of this favored spot, who In
tho past havo been mostly tho red
mon of tho forests, tholr few wants
being Bttppllod by tho gonorous hand
of naturo; when tho tide Is out tho
tnblo is set; tho tide obba and flows
twico every twenty-four hours, nnd
bought a year ago, boforo thoro was
any certainty of tho railroad, for
$2,000 to $3,000 nro soiling for
$5,000 to $7,000. Ton now fnmllloB
nro coming whoro thoro was ono
formerly.
Tho Oregon Electric from Portland
COTTAGE GROVE DEVELOPMENT
CONVENTION
(Continued from pngo ouo).
pie would bo justified In combining
ilth any means in their powor to
iwuro railroads. This is illuutratcd
lj tho effect of building a railroad
bto Tillamook county. Tho con
duction of tho Lytic railroad has
! kit may not leavo tho beach and go
ulely out and return, spending tho
hr on tho bosom of tho old Pacific
It perfect safety. The wrltor has
cften seen women and smnll chll
Jrtn leavo tho beach at Otter Rock
ui go out for an hour's fishing. All
llsda of salt wator fish may bo
aught off tho rocks at tho Punch
Bowl, and a mile's tramp to Sponcor
crltock crooks will repay thoso who
Bie good fly Ashing for mountain
tiont.
The county court of Lincoln coun
ty, aided by her outorprlslng citi
zens, has built a splendid wngon
read from Newport to tho Siletz Bay
ud to Salmon river, which affords
cce ot the most beautiful scenic
tires on the Pacific coast.
Otter Hock Is no now plnco to
cur ot Oregon's citizens, but has
fw before boon placed on tho
ulet, owing to tho fact that It wa3
a the Sllciz Reserve and owned by
fcdlsns. Tho Compnny Is now nr-
nngiag to build and havo In opera
te a sawmill, so that parties dealr-
fcj to build cottages at Otter Rock
My have tho lumber on tho ground,
K much lowor cost than If they
ff forced to ship It In.
A cool mountnin stream runs
trough tho town Bito. It comes
tor and pure from a mountain side
fro hundred feet abovo, thus afford-
f Plenty of wator for all purposes,
i hotel will bo built and thero will
Mother Improvements, a bath-houso,
Wtofflco and chuto-the-chutea. A
'phono lino will bo In oneratlou
''July 1st, and tho company has al-
r made arrangements to put on
lfge automobile, which will make
ps erery two hours from Newport
Otter Rock. Thua it will bo seen
hotter Rock will soon havo all
conveniences of Newport and
ifr well known summor resorts.
The town Blto is laved out In lot.
'. and aero tracts, and a public
wre or park of several acres,
fc Is nicely located, will bo ire-
Wd this season.
r further nnrMonlnrn nridrcsB B.
I Jones Independence, Oro or Dr.
R.Xeh-ba3, Otter Rock.
THE HOP
CROP IN .
THE EAST
In tho rough sands of tho Boa nro t0 s'om will doublo tho valuo of all
flsh, clams and oysters, thero is drift mmlB cloBO to thnt 1,no- Proporty
on tho lino will bo troblcd nnd quad
rupled. Tho land will go into dair
ies npd fruit tracts. Thoro will bo
creameries, chcoso fnctorles nnd
cnnncrlcs all ovor tho Wlllamotto
volloy os fast as tho country gets
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
" 'or near and far-seeing. It U
"' M KOOd as the erneaftlve kind.
Ht the cost.
"Wl thmw aro rm,a hrnVlU
BA. -" twtmj ;ubi u.w
IV. Brine tlnata tn XV a raa
El1 any part' witi iutle ex
,Gias. H. Hinges
Owihats Oytiebua.
l KfttfelMl
Tho Cherry Valley Gazotto, May
30th, says: Tho hop market romulns
in about tho same condition ns It
has for somo weeks past. As tho
growing crop seems to bo doing woll
thoro is llttlo prospects of any early
advanco In tho prlco of old hops.
Tho Cooporstown Farmer, May 31
says: Thoro has boon somo Inquiry
lately In tho local market, but tho
only Balo of which wo learn is ono of
twenty bnlos at He. Tho rccont
frosts havo not Injured tho now
vino, but tho crop Is vory bnckward
und thero nro many dead hills.
Tho Coblosklll Indox, May 30th,
snys: This section was visited by n
sovoro frost on Frtdny night, and
as It was qulto unexpected compar
atively few had given any protection
to early gnrdou stuff or flowor plnnts
Tho full extent of tho Injuries result
lng cannot now bo stated positively,
but It unquostlonnbly did much dam
ago. Hop vinos in many sections
wero frozon off closo to tho ground.
Thoy nro vory backward throughout
tho country, having grown but a
Tew Inches In length. Thoy should
bo well on tholr way to tho top of
tho poles. On tho morning of Tues
day, May 28th, thero was a genuine
snow squall.
Wo aro In receipt of communica
tion from a grower In Ontario coun
ty, this Btate, In which ho says that
growers aro experiencing tho samo
troublo as horo, that tho vino is mnk
lng an oxtromoly alow growth which
oven under tho host weathor condi
tions from now on, cannot produco
more than half tho crop raised last
year. Ho says whon ho grubbed
his hops In March thoy opened up
aa woll as ho ovor saw them, but
tho cold weathor and hard frostB
had set them back. Under tho ex
isting conditions tbore ought to bo
a good prlco for bops next fall, but
if tho grower la unablo to produco
tho goods ho will not gain anything
by tho advance In prlco. Many grow
orB In that county aro not putting
much work In tholr yards this year,
and this neglect, of course, will not
Increase tho ylold of this stato,
wlch Is bound to bo short.
Tho Schobarlo Republican, May
30th, says: Growers agree that tho
cold unseasonable woatner wnicn
has prevailed throught tho month of
May, with tho mercury hovorlng
about tho freezing point constantly,
baa resulted In tho most backward
condition of hop yards In many
years, in low yaruu uo mo u
been tied aa yet, and thoso Bhow a
growth of only a foot or two. with
the moat favorable conditions in
Juno, tho vine cannot mao uum-
clent progress up to tho timo when
tho hop goes Into "blow" early in
July, to mako more than a medium
or light crop. This outlook has re
sulted la aa Increased doraand for
the few remaining crops of 1906
hops. Ersklno Borst made purchases
in Seward last week.
o
wood to cook them nnd salt to sea
son, fern and wild flowers to decornto
tho tnblo, and tho wild waves fur
nish music nnd song for ontortnln
mont. A visitor thuB describes n
summer ovonlng nt Ottor Reck:
Tho summor skies woro rich with railroads. Irrigation would still fur
sunset's rosy glow; tho shades of or multiply production. Wntor
ovonlng woro casting tholr weird wo,,,1 nmko nrc0 crl)S r hny I1088'"
shadows o'or tho Jnggod points of u whoro ono grows now. Rnll-
old Ottor Rock, tho angry broakors rondH will put any ordinary land in
woro rolling ahorownrd, cnBtlng out tho Wlllamotto vnlloy up to $100 nn
great Bhcots of spray ovor tho gilt- acro- Irrigation will mako It worth
torlng sandy bench; tho white bou-200 from tho standpoint of cropB
gulls woro spreading tholr wings to nlono, In hops, fruit or grass. Trans
tho ovonlng broozo, and tho harsh I'ortation, Irrigation, fruit, dairying,
clank of tho lonoly shags wore heard ,nr tho Big Four that ndd to land
ns thoy sought tholr lonoly roosts j values, mako tho country rich, proa
high up on tho rocks overlooking Iorous, populous and productive
tho grnnd Pacific. iThoso factors will mako wostorn Oro-
Tho faint Btrcaks of tho rcccd- 8n a gold mine,
lng day marked tho drift of tho sum-
mor clouds, and low down on tho ' , Tho running timo of tho south
western horizon, brilliant plcturos hound overland, dny train hns boon
painted in rainbow colors tinted tho oxondod to 77 minutes for 20
rolling, rostless wnves. mllos, or about 20 mllos nn hour.
An occasional roar romlndcd ono Tho avorngo apood of this train Is
of tho presonco of tho ugly sea-lions, about 22 or 23 mllos an hour. But
as thoy sported In tho ovonlng twi-'tc mnko this timo tho train has to
light. All naturo noted tho dopnr- 'novo at about 35 mllos por hour bo
turo of anothor day, tho groat orb tivcon Btntlons, as thoro aro 17 stops
that warms mother earth had ro- between Portland nnd Albnny.
tired, lonvlng in Its plnco night's Safoty In oporntion Ih tho greatest
cool mantlo. ohnrnctorlstlc of tho Southorn Pn-
Along tho ocean boach and nonr clflo railroad In Oregon. Fpr 400
tho toworlng cliffs could bo soon tho mllos of Its tortuous windings ovor
dusky nntlvos landing their frail mountains, Its flashings nlong sllvor
ennoos ns thoy returned from tholr rlvors, its dashlngs ovor vordant
day of toll on tho billows of tho Plnlns, tho trnlnod omployos havo
broad Pacific. Now and again might but a single thought, from tho mnn
bo seen groups of hnppy children, mountod In tho cab of tho toworlng
enro-freo nnd shouting tholr mirth .thundoror that pulls tho train, to tho
to tho ocean breczo. aa thoy tracked humblest brldgo-tendor and that
tho golden sands. Old mon and mid-thought is tho'socurlty nnd saroty of
dlo agod matrons could bo soon arm .tho Hvos of passongorB, Tho tlonth
in arm ns thoy stood at tho fountain rnt0 Is tho lowoBt or any American
of health, vlowlnir tho wondora of railroad.
The Real Live
Buster Brown
AND HIS DOG, TIGE, WILL
BE WITH US
Tuesday, June 1 8th
THIS IS THE SAME nUSTER AND TIGE WHOSE DAILY RE
CEPTIONS AT THE ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR WERE AT
TENDED HIT THOUSANDS, AND AROUSED SO MUCH FAVOR
ABLE COSEMENT.
SINCE THEN THEY HAVE MADE A MXST SUCCESSFUL
ADVERTISING TOUR THROUGH ALL THE EASTERN STATES
AND HAVE ADDED GREATLY TO THEIR FUND OF EXPERI
ENCE AND WIT, THE NOVELTY OF WHICH IS ENLIVENED
BY DUSTER'S HUMOROUS DELIVERY AND TIGE'S REMARK
ABLE INTELLIGENCE WHICH RIVALS THAT OF ins COMIC
SUPPLEMENT NAMESAKE.
THE HOUR'S RECEPTION AT OUR STORE WILL BE ONE OF
PURE ENJOYMENT TO ALL WHO ATTEND, WHETHER YOUNG
OR OLD, AND HEREAFTER WHEN YOU SEE BUSTER AND
TIGE IN THE COMIC PAVERS YOU WILL HAVE THE ADDI
TIONAL PLEASURE OF HAVING MET THE TWO ORIGINALS.
HUSTER WILL DISTRIBUTE RUSTER BROWN BUTTONS
AMONG THE CHILDREN WHO ATTEND.
HE WILL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THE FAMOUS
Buster Brown Blue
Ribbon Shoes
WHICH ARE RECOGNIZED AS THE MOST SATISFACTORY
SHOES EVER BUILT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS WEAR.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND Tin-3 RECEPTION JUNE 18TH.
A2TSr&d' DZd& UsCOSe
(2.3FJ&,assed, M"cfv,
Jobs Ottes, formerly of taU city,
but mw loat4 at He4 Rlvr, la
vfeklg U .
naturo, whllo falr-halred maidens In
company with strong and sturdy
manhood, all enjoying tholr summer
outing, might bo seen in somo ohol
torod covo, watching tho great orb
of day, as it bathed its faco in tho
clear blue waves and disappeared In
tho fathor of waters.
High up on tho ovorgroen hills
amid smiling vorduro, Inhaling tho
fragranco of wild flowers from na
turo's own bower, and ovorBhadow
lng the beach below, if ono porchanco
should cast tholr oyos seaward, thoy
could foast them on tho pictures
painted on tho old Pacific, or to tho
north look upon tho groen toreats
and mosa covered hills, bordorlng
tho shores of tho old ocean, and In
sight of tho trackless waters that
float tho commerce of tho world;
while away to the south Foulweath-
sr's cheory light marked tho moot
westerly point of Undo Sam's broad
domain,
Tho smoke from a dozen enmp fires
curled up toward high hoavon, whllo
tho flickering flames wero chasing
myriads of BparkB which woro caught
upon tho ovenlng breezes and wafted
to naught. Happy campers woro re
turning from their day of recreation
and pleasuro from over hill and dale,
somo with long strings of trout, tho
speckled beauty caight with tho art
ful fly, others with flowers, rnosBes,
ferns and other products of naturo's
quiet woods, others with rocks and
shells of many various colors, sea
mosses and sparkling agates, while
the tardy lovers still lingered behind,
drlnkln In tho wonders of nature
In this beautiful spot and pledging'
faith with one another. Tho age4
and erip9l4 vera batklug thefr'
lliBlNi la tb aaltjr tW bafora tb
You need a tonic that will put tho
snp of llfo into your syatom and for
tify you from all dlsoasos. HolllJ
tor's Rocky Mountnin Toa ia recog
nized as tho greatest Btrongthonor
known. Toa or Tablets, 35 cent.
For salo at Stono's drug Btoro.
Reform School Entertainment.
Thoro will bo nn olocutlonary on
tortnlnmont nt tho Roform School
ThurHdny ovonlng, Juno 13th, at
7; 15: Slxtoon boys will doclalm
against tho uno of clgarottos In n
contest for two ollvor medals. Tho
boys hnvo boon propnring for this
event for a number of weolcs nnd
aro vory onthuBlnBtlo nbout it. Tho
Buform School bond will furnish tho
mualo for tho occasion, and n rous
ing timo Is oxpoctod. Aftor tho
speaking tho boya of tho ontlro
school will bo given nn opportunity
to Blgn tho twofold plodgo against
tho uso of tobacco and Intoxicating
liquors, Friomla of tho school nro
Invited to nttond thin ontortnlumont
nnd thua oncourngo tho boyo by tholr
presonco. A vory nnmll admission
will bo chargod to defray nocossary
oxpoubcs,
MltS. W. J. WEBEU.
Tho dedication aorvicoB of tlio new
Mnccnboo tomplo will occur in Rose
burg noxt Saturday nnd Sunday and
will mnko a notablo ovont in the his
tory of the ordor in Oregon. Gover
nor Ghnmborlnln will bo thoro to
mnko tho dodlcntory nddross, which
will occur Sunday nt 2 o'clock p. m.
Tho uniform rank, Knights of Mnc
cabooB, 25 Btrong, will nttond from
Portland, nnd tnko part In thoso Im
proHsivo coromonlon, bosldos promi
nent inombora of tho MnccnbooB from
nil ovor tho state nro oxpoctod to bo
proHcmt.
Went Coqulllo Prerlnrt Dry.
In an opinion handed down by Attorney-General
Crawford, In answer
to a query from Hon. John F. Hall,
county Judge of Cooa county, usklng
whothor tho locnl option voto taken
fn West Coqulllo precinct In 1000
holds thut precinct prohibition, not
withstanding another voto was had
In 1007, and resulted In n voto
against prohibition, nnd ' also tho
West Coqulllo precinct voted against
prohibition. Tho opinion holds that
tho precinct Is still dry, ns was voted
In 100C, aa no voto can chango that
decision for a term of two years.
In tho thlrty-flvo yonrs that Wil
liam J. Wheeler of South Paris, Mo
has bcon an Insuranco ngont ho haa.
mado Bottlomonts for damago dona
by lightning In olovon out of tho
twolvo months of tho year.
, o
Shipping stock from Orogon to tho
Orient la becoming a regular lino of
business. Recently, tho Nicomodln,
from Portland, carried n hord of cat
tle to Honk ICong, and several othor
steamers havo takon ovor a largo
number ot animals. Slnco tho traffic
bogun from tho Columbia rlvor,
about two yoara ago, it is tald half a
dozen flno dairy hords havo boon
started la tho Orient,
B. B. Laughter, Byhalla, MIm
writoa; "I havo two children who had
croup. I triod many different rerue-'
dies, but I must say your Uorehound
Syrup ia tho host Croup and Cough
modicino I ovor uaod," Sold by D,
J. Fry.
To Guard
YOUR HEALTH
You ought to take an occasional doso
of tlio Bittern, R will provont tho
stomach from becoming weak and
tho liver Inactive. Btit If your health
is poor, wo urge you to tnko It regu
larly before meals.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
during the past S3 years has proven
its ability to cure ILwdaclie, Bloat
tog, Vowltlag, pood AwWt, Dyw
. IfHllgMitkm t Malaria, Fever
a4 Ague. Yea'll fed every bottle
Flvo carloads ot brand now S0
pound atool rnllj nrrived In Eugene
Sunday night for tho Wlllamotto Val
ley Company's utroot car systom for
Eugene nnd suburbs. Workman bo
gan oarly Monday morning to unload
thorn and tho rails woro strung down
Wlllnmotto stroot during tlio day.
Thoro nro now enough ralla In Eu
eoeo to lay flvo miles of track, and
by tho timo thoso aro In placo more
ralla will bo horo for tho Springfield
oxtonslou.
-o-
For stomach troubles, blllouBneas
and constipation try Chamberlain's;
Stomach and Llvor Tablets. Many
remarkable euros havo been effected
by thorn. Prlco 25 cents. Samples
froe. For salo by Dr. Stono'a drug
store.
Mrs. Martha Fnto, ot Cnnyonvlllo,
wna oerioualy hurt in nn accident
which occurred six miles oust of that
placo Thuroday, Tho lady was driv
ing a young horso along tho road,
whon tho animal became frlghtonod
at somo hogs and backed tho rig
ovor an embankment Into tho crook
below. Mrs. Futo foil about 18 foot
nnd suffered a broken arm and a
fractured leg.
" o ' , ..
Dott't! 1 1
Don't lot your child suffer with
that cough whea you cure It with
Ballard's Horefeeuad lyrup, a sure
enre for Cougha, Broacaltlu, Ialuea
xa, Croup aad FulMoaary DUeaaea
Buy a bettle aad try It,
Tho number of namos scoured
from each county on tho Unlvorslty
of Orogon roforondum is as follows;
Benton 353, Clackamas 001, Coos 40,
Douglas 21, Grant 115, Lnno 120,
Linn 2001, Lincoln 12, Marlon 1184,
Multnomah 387, Polk 268, Umatilla.
304, Wnshlngton GO, Wasco 173,
Yamhill 057.
William Wonrn, who was aorlously
cut two weeks ago at Ltbby mine by
John Kolly, dlod Saturduy ovonlng
at 7:30 at tho Marshiluld gonoral hospital.
Colic and Diarrhoea.
Pains in tho stomach, collo aad
diarrhoea,, are quickly relieved by the
use ot Chamborlaln'a Collo, Cholera
and DIarrhooa Remedy. For sale by
Dr. Stono'a drug store.
"O
Special Eastern Excursion rates.
May 20, 21, June , 7, 8, July 3,
4, S, August 8, 9, 10, September 11,
12, IS. To Chicago asd retura,
973.16. St. Louis aad retura, $9.1K
St. Paul aad retura, Owaba, Couaeil
Blufs, Sioux City, St. Joe, Kaaaas
City aad return fll.M.
WM, ll'MURRAY,
-l-tl o. Pa, Agi.