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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL PAGES 9 to 12 . Second Section H ri 8ALEM, OEEQON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1914. DDirc Tir rrwTC ON trains and nw rKict. wvj ttnts. BiANus, rivm CKNtt. THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR. A iUt It()(m i n mi TXT ' TTh T1 ir Bay niiimia t u 4' V 5 r"v. Oregon's Famous Summer Resorts Newport, Cool and Breezy, Draws Visitors From Cities By Lamar Tooze. I Newport, Ore., June 28. Newport will celebrate the Fourtli of July this year. Although it has became almost an established -eustom for-this eity to annually observe the nation's birthday, yet this year's celebration promises to outdo all others. Beginning Friday morning, the first day of the .celebra tion, with foot races a feature dance by Indians from the Siletz reservation at Nye- Beach, .and -culminating. Satur day night -with a grand street carnival and fun-making .parade, on Kiont-street, the program for. the. two daya will be replete with, novel end interesting fea tures. . -.- . -. ... J It is believed that a large trowd of people from Salem, Portland, Albany,, Corvallis,' Eugene, Woodburn' and-other .Willamette valley points, will take ad vantage 'ef the special- excursions -ana Will, spend the twp days at the beach, taist y.eai, fullyVM00,lreol;,e attended the eelcbratifttf. i Afrarj ctrients are now Jxiog made fry tnu spwial eommittee in chArgo .of tie fe3tiitis, to entertain the large crowds of visitors who will be kej a$ that time. j Hotels," romming and boarding houses and private homes will be-' at the disposal of the city ' guests. 'Since last year seveial new hotels bave Ueen openeo, inereoy unu)( .kiw mpdationst fort all-who' attend the cele'- ... . -. -. " - rtr&Einn. ...... Friday 'mdVniBg',Tt,rNy BeaVh.'conV nienciajr at- 9:30. the. men s ana cnu IrtrkB.' rave's:. Will'' be StSKed ' on . tne beach- below, the .natatoriunt. Included smonir. the. many- events"are: On hun dred yard dash, 220-yard dash,. 75-yard lflh.. mile run, pole vault and a 440- yard relay. ."At. 11 o'clock the Indian feather dance will be executed at Nye Beach by Indians from the Siletz res ervation, who ilL be. Attired in their native fashion.. vThis- dance was staged greatly improved, the time or the trip 'of the California city. KRUGER '" A Salem Baker Makes Home - Baked Goods for Salem People at Cottage Bakery NYE BEACH 'G. M. POWELL, Proprietor lust vear and drew much attention from beach visitors who had never witnessed it before. The feather dance is orig inal with the Siletz Indians, not being practiced by any other tribe. The dan cers will-be clad in suits of buckskin, will wear briirhtly-colored feathers and beaiU and will paint thetr faces in true Indian style. Friday afternoon the annual Hiletz- Newport baseball game will be played. at the ball grounds. The game will be . called at 2 o'clock. . J In. the evening .the illuminated Doaij parade on the bay will be of much interest. Twenty or '30 decorated and hrVhtlv illuminated boats and barges. will move up the bay toward Yaquina in regular order, closing tne lirst uay s celebration.- The second day's festivities will Be ojiened with horse races on the beach near the natatonum at a. m. xmj- ginning at 10 o'clock; formal exercises will be held at the Newport -opera house. . Listed on' the program is the leading of the Declaration of Indepen dence, the fourth of July oration and the singing of patriotic music -oy a spe cial' quartet. Saturday afternoon on- Yaquina -bay will be held the : tfoat ami swimming races .followed-'!)? : n exhibition -drill by the -United Jstateg JifesaViug . crew stationed :here. At 43(Tthe three hose cerapAnW of .'th Kcwport-firc-'dPTiart-' ment will rarticinate in a hose contest Air -Front "street- 'A- prize of AlSrwiiH be awarded the-winners. -.All of 'the companies have been practicing daily for the past two weeks nd a keen con test is assured. . ' " Commencing at 8:30 Saturday, even ing, the two days' uemonsirauous win be elosed by a-" grand street and fun making parade on Front street. . - Musie will '.be furnished -throughout the- celebration by the Newport band. The two-davs' Fourth of July cele bration, however, will not conclude the festivities here. Beginning Alonitay, July 6, and continuing for a week, the annual convention of the State Drug gists' association will be held here. Spe cial entertainment has been arranged for the visiting pharmacists. Since last jummer the railway facil ities between this city and Albany over the Corvallis & Eastern have been being reduced by one hour. The road bed between Yaquiua and Corvallis has been more heavily ballasted, curves have been reduced, bridges built and repaired aud heavier rails laid. The steamer Newport uow makes the trip across the bay in much less time than formerly through the substitution of gas engines for her old steam-driven machinery. The new train schedule, giving Newport two .trains a day, has gone into effect aiid makes this resort more accessible to people from the valley-cities who can spend but a short time at the seashore. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Becvley and daughter of Portland are established in one of the tent cottages at Tent City. Mr. Beevley is assistant chief of police of the Portland department and will pass A few weeks at this resort. II. Lertean, a contractor from Al bany, arrived in Newport Saturday for a short stay. D. H. McAllister, of Seattle, is in cluded among the Washington people who are staving at the Abbey. Mr. and Mrs. (!. B. Dalton, of Inde pendenceare in '-Newport on their honeymoon tour. : They are at the Ab-bey.-,: - , Lyman O. Rice, of renulcton, return ed to his home in the Umatilla county teat, last week, after A four days'- so journ here. . Mr. and Mrs. Vern Owens are listed among the Portland people at Tent City. ' Mr. Owens is connected with ti'e Portland police department. "Mrs. 'A. J. Williamson, -of Portland, Accomuanicd 1V her son, is encottaged at the "Perry Inn, " Nye Beach, for the season. , . " - - W.'S.- Borce. of Albany,- is" included among' the i-inn-ewntj people who are soiournine here. . ' . ' . "A. P.-.-Msrthewscor Portland, arrived at the beach, last week and is a guest of the "Abbey. Mr.'aud'.M.rs.'W.'lV Phlnney and son, of Los Angeles. Cal., are completing A two weeks' vacation at Nye Bench, where thev are occupying the "Casa Bonita" cottage. Mr. Phinney nntil recently -was cashier of the First Na tional bank of Hollywood, a suburb of Los Angeles. J. K. Nickerson, of Portland, was an arrival at the Abbey during the middle of last week. W. J. Swats And family, of Butte, Montana, aro enjoying a soiourn of a few weeks at Nye Beach. They are Irf cated in one of the Sea Crest apartments. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Ritchtcr and sons, of Berkeley, Cal., are located at Tent City for the season. Dr. Kitcher is connected with the Cutter laboratory Tent City Three blocks from the beach. Furnished Tents and Cottages. Write or telegraph for our rates and reservations. A. J. VanWassenhove, Prop. P. 0. Box 5, Newport, Ore. The New Cliff House at the Beach Adjoining the Sanitary Bath House. PRIVATE BOARD & LODGINGS AT POPULAR PRICES Tents and Cottages for Rent. W. D. WHEELER, Proprietor NYEBEACH, NEWPORT, OREGON tTTtl AGATE BEACH Adjoining Cape Toulwea ther Lighthouse. Fisuing, bathing, etc. Auto service meets all trains. 65-room hotel with all conveniences. Free camping site3, fine building lots on easy terms. Write foi outo-map or fur ther information to . . - - . - 3vi.i; , v a- v --ift v.. v v l: , :i" r. ' ...... ;:'.vf.-..' : Agate Beach Land Co. 213 Board of Trade, Portland, Oregon, or S. G. IRVIN, Newport, Oregon, or see Agent on the ground. , , , . ,. .,,,,,,m,,mTmmittll.mimm H. L. Wnllis, of Kugene, is among the many Lane county people now en joying tiie beautiful weuther of this resort. J. J. McWain, connected wiih the Ca nadian custom house at Seattle, was one 'of the week's arrivals. V. B. Adams, of Nashville, Tcnn., ar rived in Newport Saturday evening for a short visit. Huby Forrells, of Corvallis, is passing a few davs at this heach. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Darting, of Port land, arrived in Newport Wednesday for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wcl.lv and sons, of Chester, Mont., are among the many out-of-the-state visitors at this beach. Clarence Kagy, of Albany, arrived Friday anil regsitercd at the Midway. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Abright, of Ku gene, are eujoying an outing at the Sea ( rest apartments, Nye Beach. R. D. Crowe registered at tho Abbey Saturday- from Portland. H. S. Brown, of Portland, arrived in Newjiort Saturday evening.. He is ri?g istered at the Abbey. Mrs. R. W. Powell, of Brooklyn, N. , is among tho eastern people sojourn- ing at Nye Beach. , .. Sidney B. Vincent and family, t Portland, ara domiciled in "Pine Lodge" eottage at Nye Beach for the summer, ftlra Vincent is a state in spector of corporations and was' for many yeara connected with the Asso eiated Press m Portland. L. Lacoursier. a rancher of Victor, Mont., is enjoying a two months' va cation at this resort as a guest of the Copeland.. Mrs. ( aroline (iirroze, or J'ortiand camping At the Tent City, Nye Beach, for several weeks..- . -.. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Turdy and (laugh ter, Margaret, of Corvallis, Are domi ciled in one of the Michigan cottages at Nye Beach. Mr. Purdy is manager of the Independent Telephone company in the Benton" city.- Miss Annie M. KdwaMs, or Salem, registered in the visitor's book at the Nye Beach rest room during' tiie week. Mrs. Minnio Halncy, of Portland, it an all suinmtr. visitor at Nye Beach. Mrs. Halsey is staying at the New Cliff house. - "' - - Br. 0. C. Eslielmaii, of Portland, stop ped in Newort Thursday night while on his way to Seal Rocks, where he will pass an outing of several weeks' duration. Mrs. P. T. Bvrne and son, Patrick, of Spokane, arc located in a cottage nt Nye Beach for the season. Mrs. Byrne s daughter, Ruth, will join them in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Svkcs, of Dcs Moines, Iowa, have left Newport niter enjoying an outing in a cottage at Nye Bench. K. Schiller and wife, of Portland, ar rived nt the seaside during the middle of the week for a few iaysr visit. .Mt. Schiller is in the cigur business in Port land. J. B. Bashcn and wifi!, of Corvallis, joined the Benton county contingent at Nye Beach Thursday. They arc staving at the Hotel Kelly. Frances Harrington, of Dallas, is in liuled among the recent beach arrivals. Mrs. Charles T. Stanton and daugh ter, Lois, of Portland, has joined Mr. Stanton and will puss the summer in one of the Hose City cottages, Nye licnch. R. E. Morton, of Portland, was on-in coming passenger on the steamer Now- port Thursday. Lee Iliirlhurt, of Albany, is passing three weeks' vacation nt Nve Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland", of Port land, me domiciled in their Nye Beaen Uottage, "Perry Inn." Airs. Walter 1j. Tooze, or .-tiiiem, ar rived in Newport tonight and will pass the summer at the ilarkleroad cottage. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Prink and fam ily, of Portland, are camped at the Whitten camp grounds, Nye Beach, for the summer. Miss Roberta Veal, w'no has been at tending the University of Oregon dur ing the past winter, is at ye Beach lor the summer. D. C. Bogart, of Portland, arrived in Newport during the middle of last week for a short visit. Mrs. G. V. Bolton, of Lebanon, was a recent arrival at Nye Beach. M. C. Webster, of Portland, was list ed among the arrivals at the Copeland during the week. Mr. and Mrs. I). ('. Hergundohal, of , San Iiiego, Cal., registered at the rest j loom during the week. , Miss Elizabeth Wallace, of Eugene,' arrived in Newport Friday for a short outing as a guest of the Osbuin. I Mrs. J. K. Lindler, of Eugene, is es-J tablished at the Cherry cottage for a( visit of several weeks' duration. I II. A. '"Brock aud wife, of Portland,' were anions; tiie arrivals on Thursday. Btaitfim l;ll left Saturday for his home in Monmouth after passing sever al days At. th biiaeh as a guest of the Copeland, j Mrs. Frank ll.rlskell, of Bozeman, Mont., is annmt the many Montana people now siji.r '2 at this beach. II. A. Vickers, ' ' orvallis, arrivfl in Newport on the-Sunday excursion for a short visit At ye Beach as ft guest of the Damon. H. M. Friendly, of Portland, arrived at the beach Saturday for a vacation of a few days. He is registered at the Osbnrn, Nye Beach. Miss Florence Brown, who attended the Oregon Agricultural college at Cor vallis during the past winter, is passing the summer at this resort. Miss Brown formerly lived in Woodburn. Hunting and Fishing Trip. Wallace and Raymond Cauficld, who have been on a week a hunting and fishing trip on the Yachats, stopped in .Newport rnday while on their way to their home in Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Massey, of The Dalles, are occupying one of tho Michi gan cottages at Nye Beach. Mr. Mas sey is a business man in the Wasco city. - B. C. Irvin, of Corvallis, is listed . among the arrivals at the Abbey , for Saturday. Miss Beulah Partlow,"of Portland, is located at the "Wigwam," Nye Beach, for an outing of several weeks. W. P. Smallwood, of Portland, Ar rived in Newport Saturday for an oat-. Ing. - j Miss Laura Elliott, of Kearney, braska, is a beach visitor at Nye Beach. Mrs. J. C. Murray, of Portland, is domiciled In the Walter's cottage At Nye Beach for A few weeks. J Mr. And Mrs. B. Wit zip, of Corvallis,1 arrived at the beach Friday, and regis tered at the New Cliff House, Nye Beach. ' Mr. Witzig is an electrician in Corvallis. ' . Mrs. E. E, Colon, of Salem, is A' re cent arrival at Nye Beach l'roiu the Cherry city. ( One hundred and fifty people com prised the Sunday excursion to the beach.' The weather was ideal and the visitors enjoyed their five-hour visit at the occanside. " L. D. Nash, manager of the Nashville, Oregon, creamery, arrived at the beach Friday. , L. II. Buttenshnw, of Grand Rapids, Mich., is sojourning at Nye Beach. . Mr. aud Mrs. R. C. Dorcas and son, John, of Portland, are established in theJ'Redfield" cottage at Nyo Beach tor an outing of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ballweber, of Woodburn, arrived in Newport Friday on their honeymoon trip. They are staying at the Nicolai, Nye Beach. Alice Ebert, of Ducor, Cal., is among the considerable number of California Salem-Newport Traiivand Steamer Schedule. Oregon Southern Southern Electric Tacifio Pacific Southern Tacific Southern Tacific Oregon Elect rio 10:15 am 11:10 am 3:32am Lv. 'SALEM Ar. 2:00 pin 8:00pm lwOpm 11:05am 12:25pm 4:30am Ar. ALBANY Lv. 1:00pm 7:00pm 12:20 pin 11:34 am Ar. COKVALUS Lv. 12:12 pin CORVALLIS EASTERN 1:00 pm 7:30 am Lv. ALBANY Ar. 12:20 pni 1:40 pm 8:00 am Lv. CORVALLIS Ar. Ll:-I0am 5:30 pm 11:45 am Ar. YAQUINA Lv. 7:50am Sunday only 0:15 pru 10:45 pin 5:45 pm 10:15 pm, 2:00 pm 6:30 pm 5:35 pm 6:00 pm 11:50 am 12 20 pm Lv. Ar. STEAMER. YAQLINA Ar. NEWPORT Lv. 7:10 am 7:05 am 1 :55 pm ' 1:30 pm 0:23 pm' 6:00 pin Date Wed Thursday Friday .. Saturday Sunday .. Mouday ...3 .4 ....." .... Tuesday Wed Thursday Friday .. Saturday Sunday ....12 i -Monday ..13 Tuesday -.14 Wed 15 Thursday 16 Friday ....17 Saturday 13. Sunday ....'IB Monday. ,.20. Tuesday il (Continued on page 12.) When you come to Newport remember that W. H. Arthur will clean and press your clothes and shine your shoes. Only shining parlor in Newport Parcels checked. COZY CAMP Furnished tent houses for rent. Two blocks from the beach. Short distance from grocery stores. Write T. J. Kerr NEWPORT, OREGON Wed 22 Thursduy 23 Friday ... 24 Saturday 25 Sunday ....26 Monday ..27 Tuesday ..2S Wed .".:....20 .Thursday 30 Fridav ...31 A.m. lit. p.m. lit. a.m. 6:06 5.5 ' 6:31 8.0 12:15 7:26 5.1 7:24 8.2 1:27 8:47 5.2 8:20 8.4 2:3.") 9:53 5.4 0:13 8.6 ,. 1:34 11:00 5.7 10:07 8.7 4:31 11:M " 6.0 . 10:55 8.7 ,5:21 p. m. 12:37 ' C.2 11:45 . 8.6 6:08 1:111 6.4 6:52 12:29 8.3 1:57 6.6 7:32 1:12 7.9 2:33 6.7 8:10 1:54 7.4 3:01)- 6.S 8:46 2:3!) 0.8 :43 6.9 9:20 3:25 6.1 - 4:21 . 9:53 4:20 5.3 5:00- 7.0- 10:28 5:26 4,9 5:43 -7.1' 11:00- 0:45 ' 4.0 6:32 7.1 12:52 8:05 4.6 7:26 .7.2 1:52- 0:12 4.8 .8:20.. .7.4 . , 2:52 . 10:14. 5.1 " 9:13 7.7 3:48 11:03 5.5. . .10:01.. 8.0 . 4:35 11:15 5.8 10:47 8.3 . 5:18 ' p. m. ' 12:24 ' 0.2 ' 11:30 8.5 -.5:59 1:00 6.3 ' 6:36 12:13 8.5 1:35 6.9 7:10 12:37 8.3 2:11 7.3 7:46 1:43 8.0 2:47 7.6 8:21 2:33 7.3 . 3.27 7.9 8:58 . 3:29 0.6 4:09 ' 8.0 0:37 4:39 5.8 4:58 8.1 . 10:21 5:55 ., 1 fcrnl--. 8.0 -..... l-WU- 7:24 4.9 ' 6:57 ' 8.0 1:06 lit. 1.6 0.9 0.2 . 0.1 0.6 1.0 1 1 1.1 0.8 -0.4 0.0 0. 1.1 1.8 2.5 1.6 1.2 . 0.7 0.2 "-o.Q ; 0.4 0.7 0.9 0.9 -0.7 -0.3 . 0.0 0.8 !.6 p.m. 11:44 12:43 1:51 . '3:01 4;07 -' 5:07 , 6:00 . .: 6:48 7:33 8:20 9:06 . 9:54 : 10:47 .11:45 . a, ni. -11:51, '12:31 ' v J 2:07-. , 3:10 . ... 4:07s' 4:57,'. "''5:42 ' 6:25. - 7:10-1-8:12-. 8:48 '. ,9:44 ., 10:45 ' .11:58 :. lit. '.. 2.5 . 3.1) . 3.1 ' 3L. 3.4 3.2 . :u- 2.') 2.X- a.ii 2. 2.3 . 2.D 0.4 12:: 1 3.1-.. 3 ' . 3.'.) S.i. :'3. 4 . 3.1)..- : -2.ti . n , ; 1,4 .1.1' 0,9 3.3 Newport House Newly renovated; nice clean beds; good home cooking. Board and rooms reason able. New management. One block from the boat landing. GOOD BOARD and ROOM HOME COOKING Board by meal, day or week. W. A. WILLIAMS, Propr. MRS. J. A. FREEMAN, Across from Bradshaw House. The Osburn NEWPORT'S FAMILY HOTEL Rates reasonable. Dining room noted for its ex cellent meals. Special attention given in regard to all outings. Courteous attendants meet all boats. MRS. MARGARET OSBURN, Proprietor. TO RENT AT AGATE ' 1 t T1 : ' 4 : -' :i' ' . Ma$v' .'to.'V BEACH I wish to lease this 7 room house nt Agate Beach for the season; newly furnished and renovated; hot and cold water; electrically lighted; will accommo date a family of eight. Price $150 for the vaca tion season, or until October 1st, 1914. Many interesting side trips, such as the Devil's Punch Bowl, Otter Rocks, Heceta Head, the Lighthouse, and many others of ne?er-f ailing interest F. A. KNAPP, 213 Board of Trade Building, Portland, Oregon Agates, Jaspers and Moonst s on the beach, making much-prized souvenirs. First:class hotels, rooms, cottages and tents for rent at reasonabfc tites. i Newport, Oregon's ideal summer resort on the shores of Yaquina Bay and Pacific ocean, is now enjoying the cool sea breezes. Finest natural scenic beach in the west attmrmtKtfflwaia :iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiomm: iii:iiiii;iiiiunini'niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimwm.n' -