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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1909)
Arf,V CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALM, ORBGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1000. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL J). nOFK: , Editor nnd Proprietor (mlirudutii Kairpior DeVnuxl to American I'ritidi'l MP HtorM.f nfl ri ip-rasni of All Ornton. n-1 r"'it)llhe. Bverf Breulug Kxropt Siiudoj', ?Mra. nr 1' ' i , 1 si 111 njpTHi HAUva, AJly, br currier, per rtr.......-.i....i.0O Her raoiilii ,Wc 0ilT, bjr mull, pc f ftr. ...... .vtifM Per moiitb . . H v clr. hr mi. par wr . . .m six month. . Ar ". SPS2i g)LABEL U S"C jJnon xClniyA' JOURNAL MAN 60SSIPS ABOUT SUMMER RESORTS Tells of the Old-timers Gone and the New Folks Come; of Salmon, Seal and Sardines; Moonlight Nights and Busi ness; Fragrant Breezes, Livery Stables, Hotels, Surf and the Varied Things That Make Newport Oregon's Most Delightful Summer Resort. t Newport, Aug, 13, (Editorial Correspondence,) "Well, wellr here we are again," as the clown in old Dan Rice's cir cus used to say, We nave been coming to Newport for 20 years, have seen one generation pass away, and children grow to bo men and women, " r ---, .... It would be interesting to see a list of the people at New port 20 yoars ago- and now, Among those who have gone to other states here and hereaftor aro J, W, Ball, Thos, Brlggs, Tom Russell, Martin Bayley, Dr, Bayley, Billy Noal, Berry, John Loomis, John Hun sucker, John P, George, Alex, McDonald, G, P, Mitchell, Capt, John E, Matthews, Brower Schwoibold, Sam Case, Mr, Lollis, Geo, Megginson, Mr, Jeffroys, John Htzpatrick, Wm, Ham mond, AUon Parker, S, R, Babbldge and Captain J, J, Winant, Among the well known Newporters still alive aro Mayor Bensell, Mr, and Mrs, Poto Abbay, Loomis Brothers, Land lord Irvin, John A, Olsson, Dr, Carter, Mathews Bros,, Ed, Soidlor, John Fogarty, Chas, Wlnart, Morris Wyant, Capt, Jacobsen, C, H, Leo and Eugene Williams, T, J, Buforcl, Geo, Ford, L, E, Davis, Cal Bain and many moro whom I cannot now enumerate The railroad is no nearoi to Newport than it was 20 years aco. mo expectation that Harnmnii would build down the bay sido has not borne fruit, The distance from Toledo straight to Now or mn o mnes, w the road down port, by tunnolling a hill would be only eight 'lilo by Yanuina it would be 15 m les, But tho bav would be far choaoor and nratttar. Tho season has boon cold, late nnd backward all ovor wost- om Oregon and summer resort business lias boon light, It Is mow lit full swing and bids fair to Inst until lato hi Sep tember, I'lNllST SKASO.V CUMING. The Inst half of Augusl and all of September are tho choicest part of the year, Tho winds go ((own, gontlo sliow-e-s lay tho dust, the salmon begin to run, the waters swarm with millions of torn cod, mackeiol, capolin and snrdinos; and seal show thoii pietty round bullot heads in the surf and thiong tho bay. The days aro warm and tho nights fragrant with land breezes and the waters luminous with moonlight, sMilkht and phosphoiescent effoots, AKTNIt KOIITV VltAltS. Abol Uglow of Dallas came over this week, his first visit to tho seasido since 1809. He the i came on horseback to Pioneei, the head of navigable tie'ewater on thfl Yaquina, thence by river steame Pioneer to Newport. Mo, arid there fore less than a dee: houses where the city flow stands. A print of Newport iv.ulo 25 yoais a.uo shows surf bathing , Mde tho north jetty, -.hen Nye creek ts undieeoveied. nth beach was a busy place, and Seal Rocks t& boom ing. in !y riauits TODAV. The Palace ma.ket and grosery is a treat hangout near t e po&toffice, wheieeveiythinj from fish to fruit and camo loceries generally are kept. Mr, Prewitt had the misfot nne to lose all the finge s of his right hand in an Enterprise nal sausage machine. He only saved his arm by pulling iK't and losing his fingers, Mr, Prewitt was a knight of the -up for tho Union Meat Company, and like a true hero of tho -'sack, he boars his hard luck bravely, J. S. Buxton, who has the old Leo Williams stand, comei of Fall street, lias also a fine store, His former partner, I. C. Smith, runs a fino storo at Nye Creek, Mr, Buxton mado monoy at Forost Grove in tho furniture and undortak , lg business but got tired of handling dead ones, In suite of a number of large stooks Loomis Brothers aro still doing a big trade in genoral merchandise, running a store at tho Nye boachos also, I.IVK HOTUIj people. Mr. and Mrs, Abbey do a largo business at the old Bay ie.v houso, now the Abboy. Mrs, Abboy is very well and eijoys tho distinction of being ono of the best known hotel omen on the Pacific coast. Mrs. Case and daughters coo- wmmmmmmmmmmmi.Ttr'tJx- WOULD YO'J BECOME WELL-TO-DO? Tho m rest way U ti m-Ui, now nnd nv Regularly a i.i of om ean.luyf The beet way c v is :, 0H1 t VMl)i4 ItiV K" U ). sUIM.i K w i li.VT M 'I .i' Hi"'- - " i J . MEALS 15c i .Bit tr 'hem Meau IS n.i ,.r uk ft lb. al fur n.i.trf .,. very reato'nable T THK Salem Restaurant t rnniT 8TKKCT. duct the Ocean house, Mrs, Fitzpatrick and daughter the Monterey, Same Irvin has the big hotel business at Nye Ceek, He is a natural born hoteiman and looks after the comfort of the ladies and children, Mrs, Bradshaw keeps up her furnished rooming house on the hill-top to a pigh stand ard, while Mr, Bradshaw conducts a first-class photo gal lery in the city proper, In the way of rooming houses Mrs, Shollenburg conducts the Grand, it is to be enlarged to three stories, They have been here eight years and last year burned eut with no in surance, -But they are fixed up better than ever and are hard people to keep down, Mrs, 0, E, Carter has the- Bayview rooming house, with a fine lot of rooms a block from the landing. Stoker and Son have a big meat, fish and game market, They have been in business four years, Real estate dealers are Lee Williams, and F. M. Hookins. and Baker and Jones (B, F, Jones of Independence); the latter are reported to nave sold the Megginspn ranch at the government light house, NEWPORTKHH 1'OR THE PARK. There are two live local newspapeis, the News and the Signal, Both expressed regret that Salem people did not vote to acquire Fairmount Park, I told them many -Salem people felt sorry, too, Mrs, Frank Brown of Salem said she was sorry the people voted the way they did, I told her I was sorry she did not have a chance to vote on the matte-, Women almost universally wanted the city to have that place for a park, Salem ot no end of good advertising when l was proposed to buy Fairmount, and has had many-a knock at failure to carry the election, The city will have no sue'1 uxury as even a wild brush park until ,a tew professional 'tax-payers" are dead, A KRW .MOHH MVK OXKS. The Newport soda works, conducted by Harding and Kra mer, has built up a fine business, Mr, Harding was called to Vancouver, Wash,, by the illness of his mother, Mr, Kra mer had taken a party to the Punch Bowl with his team, On the A.'J, Kader camp grounds scores ot families find good shelter tents and all accommodations, Mrs, Berry's Takeiteasy has been well patronized this summer, It is well located for rooms in the fashionable part of Nye Creek, Fogarty and Rowin do a big business in the bay, wood, grain, livery and feed stable line, Mr, Fogarty is county commissioner and looks after county affairs as closely as his own, I X-RAYS AND SMILES $ x ! ! Iluckor, tho boy mnyor of Mllwnu- Itof, uiiiy bottlo la Oregon nnd rnlso hoop. Wo can stand for It if ho will Htlok to Hhcop. fy K An Iniplrlnc sight: Doyn throw ing dice for clgnrottos. Gov. Shollonborgor of Nebraska will liinoh with llov. llcnson of Ore gon. And whnt will tho two govor nora wiy to ouch other? If Hnrrlmnn would apuml loss inuy on Injitnotlonij nnd more on trnok-lny'iiK it would bo hotter for Orugoiv Tht recall In invoked on tho mayor or Un'on nnd tho city council. Com plnlnt, xtrnvnganco. Why shouldn't tho city of Port land It? n mart' putahwork of lurid HxlilliMn for n billboard ayndlonto? Phono the Capital Journal Items of puwounl news. Hooloty ItoniB, or whon any of your folks are on un outing will bo glndly takon over tho 'phono.' When you hnv friends vlsltlnc you from tho enut1 phono us the Hwe. The Red, White And othor constituents of your blood aro powerfully onrlchad and vltallzod by Hood's Sarsnparllla. It increases tho red corpuscles nnd mnkes strong tho white corpuscles, and thus protects and restores tho health. It cures ecrofuln, eczemn, eruptlor.i, cntnrrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous nwa, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, Ikmj of nnpetito, gcnernl debility and builds up tho whole system. Oct It tmlAT in tit ti.nal llqnM forru or Ir chocolated Uulet farm caUod fa&rwiUU. There Is nothing a married woman enjoy Jmore than aaslstlng a girl la lauding n young man. PACIFIC FLEET TO VISIT JAPAN Washington. Aug. H The Itin erary for the winter cruise of the I'acltlo fleet hat practloally been de cided today and It Is announced that standardization toetg will be made nt Seattle from August IS to Aug ust 28. Tho Hoot will arrive at Honolulu on Soptomber 11 nnd then will run dor full powor tosts for Nnros har bor. Admiralty Islands, nnd will nr rlvo nt Manila on November 1 for battle practice. During December the fleet will vU It Yokohama, Koeb. Wooktiug and Hong Kong. In Janjunry tho ships will nssemblv nt Yokohama and on January 10 will lenve that port for San Francisco. o CASTOR! A Tor Infants and Children. "! KW You Have Always Bought WE ARE TOLD BY SOME of our friends that their personal aacounts are so small nnd checked against fco rapidly as to be o m value to any bank. That is our business, so do not lot that deter you fi'dni doing bu&lnett Mfh us. W will slow you the same POLITE ATTENTION (fiat ould be mown you If you had thousands Instead of dollars un deposit, pud It will be nn apiireclated favor to hv you as a patron. Why not ghe us a trial? UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK SALEM, OREGON. I ii'iiWTr in imiwii iii i i ii ii ii iiiii iii i' 'inii i r i in in i niarann NEWPORT FIRMS Delow nro published the advertisements of tho lending buslnoss houses, hotels, camp grounds, otc, at Newport. A glance through them will be a great help to one In p'T.Ung their summer vacation. t8tra ! ! nu ftnif-wnatiiiiia J. T. l'OUTElt f 1 ! o. n. fiiKwrrr n GOOD THINGS TO EAT The Palace Market and Grocery Porter's Block NEWPORT, OREGON PREE DELIVERY AT ALL HOURS - . ...a..BAft..afcB ...... -X : I etaei o iBiiejwiiiiwrieiwie)i iTatetenteteTrw f0o'C ! -ftHHfH)llllll Anything You Need lo Cat at Sjmith's Nyebeach Delicatessen Home Baking ,. n .5 ine uranoi FURNISHEDl! ROOMS::::: k in i tli from Ikdi inu'l.i'K i ..IK kitilx-ii lu oiinrtili.u f. r the i ii lli KUiU tkiims iti:.ho.ni.i:. ;; unri "- II v i t Tho most beautiful plnco at J N'yo Donch, Newport, progon ! ! Private rooms nnd board. n !! S j Airs. W. M. Berry ftBC-CH 0-1 4-11 ?; a t BAYVIEW I Rooming Mouse One ii nd one-half blocks south of boat landing on Main street $ Koynl ((..vtauinnt In connection Mrs. A. D. Shollenburg ! mrs.o.e. carter, Prop. Newport. Oregon 2 newtout - - ore. K.I Stocker Sou. V '-fefe a-t-H--f 8-K-f 0)9 UienilHHHIIHUI C-K-KIa-t--Ml ' . C. E. LEBOLD & CO. Qeneral Merchandise 1144 E. State St. Salem, Or. Return $10 in cash checks and recejye, 50c in mercliandfse FREE I ?!d!rf .amp.fir!und 1 Meat Market a t . t- ai.cUhed tents, t"Od He ai d septic .tanks Rates ( : ,rnllii ,) on itniiHeatliin t.. . - ? v Nye Creek, Newport, Ore ? S A: J. Rader, Proprlotor. 44484it4ffrf f f I ziX I HHr o Fish. Fresh and Bait Meats. Oysters, etc. pevUl choice mutton and veal nlirnvs nn tinnri W ri.o tnly ovclut-lve iimrket In Newport. ! I ; Rest of i:i:rvTHIXG moans Anything from the NEWPORT SODA WORKS !' Syrups. Siphons. Sodns. Cider $ HACK AND BAGGAGE 1 1 Hack aud baggage wagon meets I ! every boat Parties wishing to J J make trips on the beach, light j j house. Seal rocks. Otter rock, nnd the famous Devil's Punch ! ! Bowl, call or phono HARDING & CRAMER. tHHHIIUlUIllllltll "& t 1 9 fr ! Buxton's Grocery j HOTEL BRADSHAW All lines the best Wehandlelleinz's Goods. Next door to Post Office Newport - Oregon J im uunnnnnmj! t immmiinnn t iia The i Irvin House I Good furnished rooms, with or Knout cooklnc nrlvileKes. half way from boat landing to Nye Beach, j he c ". ?ye Readi, J flue view of ocean, tree hack meets .ewporr, Oregon nart. Tins t Plrst-lnKH nR!nnrnnr Z " " ,---. ., - - v..t r...-.w airmwwr.. T nron IT "-ii nrou.-viiiiiui: Airy -r r if nest door. Mrs. Bradshaw, Kiwpor, Oregon. t J Rooms, Comfortable Beds, and J J Good Things to Eat. MoDONALD HOUSE Prlvato board- X lnr ftntt IfLil ff rif TvirutArfttA T-litna i home cooking. " modern conven'- f Rate $10 tO $12 per Week t ten e olftftr'c llchts. Located at 3, I I 4 J 1 r r Nye Be&cb Newport. Or R A .. ... .. - ViijSXAXXU2JCUt JL iif Kitamiiutf nn u in McDonald. Prop sinmimiitiisiin rW
