THE DAILY CAPITAX JQTJBKAL, 8AXEM, OREO ON, WEDNESDAY. APOUST 12. 1914.
TWO
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Oregon's Famous Summer Resorts
Bay !
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. tablinhed iu one of tlie Payne's "Best The family
days
Newport, Cool and Breezy,
Draws Visitors From Cities
LAMAB TOOZE.
Aa the Fourth of July is generally " I'eriuaney " is the word that aptly
considered by Newpurtcr" to mark the characterizes the Newport of today.
beginning, likewise the mulille or Aug-'
i.t L thnn. .lit to be the hiuh water, In honor of Minn
murk nf the summer season iu New- Ashland, Mrs,
port.
Vivian (Ireer, of
Cheater Stevenson, also
The next two weeks will see the of A.ihland, ave a delightful ilaneniK
height of tiie season passenuer tide.
At the present time it Is variously esti
mated that there are between U.OIM) and
H,0()0 people sojourning here. Nearly
every city in Ori'Kon, as well as ninny
ritiea in other states, are represented
in the. large summer population which
in enjoying the stirf-hathini;, nxate
hunting and the many other equally lit
tractive diversions of iNewpori.
As last year showed a marked in
rreasa ovor the preceding yenr iu the
number of beaeii visitors, this season,
party Saturday cveniiin at t.ie Hotel
Nii-olui balliooiu. I.ijjht refreshments
were served. The quests wore: Mr. aud
Mrs. Scharaout, Mrs. I'utnnm, Miss
.Mnrg.iret Putnam, Mr. Leslie Too.e.
Mr. John Carson, Mr. Tom Hyrde and
Mr. Herbert Atkins, of Sulcm; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Stevenson, of Afhland;
Mrs. V. 11. Stevens, Miss Mary Stevens,
Miss Anne l)awson, Miss Isubellr
Young, Miss Aileon Stevens, and Mr.
Kenn-lh Stevens, of Albany; Misa Alta
Irviu, Miss Ina Irvin, Dr. A. J. Fawrett,
.a r his limed the record of last mid Sir. Iiarolil nygnni, or newpon
year. There are more people in New- .Miss Marguerite Wheeler, Misa Pauline
port than ever before. Wheeler, Miss Mary Maker, Mr.
A noticeable difference in this sea
nf W If C.nnlei. county ter part of the week for a few
Cottages." The Chun-hills intend to commissioner of Marion county, are so- visit at tne acw -ii iiouse.
remain in Newport the balance of the jonrning at Tent eity. V. U. Kelly and family, of The I)al
cason. X. Owens, of I'arkdale, was a Sat-
.1. U I'eeti and mother, Mrs. V. J. urday arrival at the Hotel Kelly, Nye
PceU, are listed among the many Salem Heach.
people at Nye beach. Mr. Peeta will The family of K. Hofer. of Salem, are
have Thursday for his home in 8a- domiciled in tiieir Agate Beach cot
Icm, his mother remaining for tiie bal- tnge, "Madinore."
ance of the senron. I The Missea Inez, Florence and Leona
Mr. an.l Mrs. XI. L. Thompson, son, "iediner, of Salem, are located at Sea
i resi i or a ioriuiuni.
Salcm-Newport Train and Steamer Schedule.
son, over any previous, is the tact mat
it bitla fair to last at least two weeks
longer than any other yeur. A con
aiderable number of cnttages ami tents
have been rented until Septembr 1 or
after. Horetolore, the Inst week in
August has practically marked the end
of the season.
Principally responsible for the larger
numbor of people here and also the ex
Miss Mary linker, Mr. Scott,
Mr. Kichnrilson and Mr. Paul Ferring-
tou, of F.ugcuc; Mr. (lenrge Colton and
Mr. Davidson, of Portland; Miss Kuth
liyrno, of Spokane; Mr. Charles Kent
aiid James Hoi, of Corvallis; Mr.
Charles 'Kay and Mr. Nolo Lindley, of
Medford; Mr. Hubert Polouao, of Kaglc
Point.
Hubert S. llenn, .judge of the federal
district court anil president of the board
t.di.ii.n nf the season, .las been the of regents of the I Diversity or Ure-
giirat improvement or the tent, cottage gou, was included among the week-end
a till hotel accommodation. Dining the visitors in Newport. Judgo Hean is
pS:t yoari cottage and tents have fit- stopping lit Ui Onlim-n, Nye Heae'.w.
lv' gone up by the hundreds'' while sev-j J. K. Churchill, . superintendent -of
e'liil hotels have been opened. juhools of Oregon, and family are es-
When you come to Newport!
remember that
W.H.Arthur
will ' i
Newport House
Newly renovated; nice clean
clean and press your clothes beds; good home cooking.
Board and
and
shine your shoes.
Only shining parlor in
Newport "
Parcels checked.
rooms reason
able. New management. One
block from the boat landing.
;VV. A. WILLIAMS, Propr.
GOOD BOARD and ROOM
HOME COOKING
Board by meal, day or week.
Tent City
Three blocks jfrqm the beach.
Furnished Tents and
Cottages.
Write or telegraph for our MR c 1 A FRFFMAN
rates and reservations. mixo' J' A'
Across from
Bradshaw House.
A. J. VanWassenhove, Prop.
P. 0. Box 5, Newport, Ore.
The Osfoura
NEWPORT'S FAMILY HOTEL,
Rates reasonable. Dining room noted for its ex-
J cellent meals. Special attention given in regard to
I all outings. Courteous attendants meet all boats.
MRS. MARGARET OSBURN, Proprietor.
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AGATE BEACH
Adjoinlni Capo Foulweatlicr Lighthouse, rtshing, batilng, etc. Auto
Mnrifa meets til trains. 65-room hotel with all convculeuces. Tie
camping sites, fin building lota on easy terms. Write ror auto-map or
further information to AQATE BEACH LAND CO., 213 Board of Trade,
Portland, Ore., or 8. 0. Irvin, Newport, Ore, or tee agent on the ground.
Many interesting side trips, such as the Devil's Punch
Bowl, Otter Rocks, Hcceta Head, the: Lighthouse, and many
others of never-failing interest
llallett, ami daughter, Mildred: Miss
llerthn Frin k and Mr. Kunis Friuk, all
of Kal!s City, I'olk eounty, motored to
the Iteai h Kridu.v, returning home Mxin
ilny. Mr. Thomjisou is a dniKk'ixt of
the I'olk eity.
Krnnk Chella, of Mt. Aii)el, arrived
at the heaeh Sutnrduy ami registered
at the Midwny.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Nolan and son,
Victor, of Corvallis, were listed among
'his week's arrivals nt the Damon. Mr.
Nolan is a prominent merchant of the
teuton metropolis while his son is a
tiident of the Oregon Agricultural eol
ege. The Nolans have lieen regular
iiilois to Newport for the past 13
enrs.
An autnmoliile pnrty from Dnllas, rou
sting of ( hailes Hi I yen, duhn (reen
vood, W. K. (ireenwood and Thomas
rlagcrs, motored to Newport tho hitter
nit of last week and are registered at
the Ahliey.
Iir. I). M. Field, of 8alem, arrived in
Newport Saturiluv and registered at the
liliey.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Carlton and ehil
Iren, of Salem, lire listed among Inst
veek 'a arrivals at the heaeh. Mr. Carl
'on is assistant state school superin
einlent. The Carltons plan to be here
or the rest of the season.
Mrs. U 1. Hall, of Salem,' is the
' ouse guest of Mrs. William niirghnrdt,
lr., at the Ititrghnirlt 's Nye Ih-ach cot
tage.' "
Mrs. T. T). Jones, of .Salem, joined
..'ier htisluiiid in Newport last week.. The
fours are established in their cottage
it Nyo Heach anil expect to stay until
he end nf the seiiKon.-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vassnl and Mr.
V. (I. Vassull, of Dallas, lompose a
nitv of I'olk comitv people at the
VUey.
Judge I'. II. I) 'Airy, of Salem, was
I iniilille-of (he-week arrival nt the Ab
ley. Mins Hora Kenyst, of Siilein, is rcgis
ereil nt the Nicolai.
Tho Misses lletilah llinkley, Kva
Hughes, Mabel Trusk ami Zoe Trask,
of Albany, are eiieottnged in one of the
."h'ii ( rest cottages.
.Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Waits, of Canbv,
are domiciled iu their cottage, " lluena
vista, ut Nye licacli.
II: F. Kuck, of H:ilem, has rompleted
I two weeks' stay at the Copelanil.
Joseph Harris, of Salem, passed the
week-end with his family at the Harm
otliige, " Ilnrrisnurst," on Professor's
How.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark, of Inde
pendence, arrived at tho beach Satur-
lii.v,
II. A. CoUiny, of Salem, is enjoying a
irief vacation in Newport.
1 Mrs. Julia Sawyer and Miss Queen
l.iiiii, u f I'ortlanil, are at the Copeland
or a two weeks' stay.
A party of Salem people consisting
f Miss Jessie Holconih, Misa Jennie
Varce and Aliss Mem I'earce is Btoji
dug at the Ostium.
Mr. and Mrs. V. I., ('rider and chil
!r ii, of Dullns, are listed among the
ottogera at Sea Crest. Mr. ('rider is a
veil-known merchant of the I'olk eity.
S. i Hiiywanl was a Friday arrival
t the Ostium from Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hcytien and son,
''. Harold, of F.ugene, are guests of tiie
Ic Donald house, iNy Heach.
Carl Hiiclilir, a prominent Marion
onnty farmer, la registered at Tent
ity, from Silverton.
Clifford Welson, of Salem, reuched
he beach Friday and registered at the
) burn.
Mrs. Frank Newberry, Mrs. W. II.
.eiehcn, Miss May Tate and Miss Her
nice Smith, of Snlem, are domiciled iu
me of the Cherry eity cottages, They
vere visited Sunday by (lareiico New
lerry, also of the Capital eity.
H. It, Duncan arrived at Nye Heach
he latter part of Inst week from Sa
ein and is a guest of the -Nicolai.
James Marr joined the Salem contin
ent at the beach Friday. Mr. Ma'r is
t tne Nicolai.
(1. V. Coolidge, of Sulein, arrived at
'ye Heach Thursday.
The Misses Mable and Klin Kuge. of
Snlem, are the guests of the Albert 0.
Vhwarti.
Charles Eppley, of Salem, was among
ho incoming passengers on the Satur
lay night boat.
Curtis P. Coe, candidate for congress
n the prohibition ticket, of McMinn
.ille, was a Saturday arrival nt the
Midway.
1'llllcillir. lis llfuml. It nnp if iha liioh.
! V favorite lastimes at this resort. Inh-
e dunces are held at the Casino on
'uei'diiy, Thursday aud " Saturday of
ach week, while numerous private
arties lire given.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward C. fhite and
jii, Konald, and Mrs. L. 11. Dennis and
iiught.'r, l.oleta, left yesterday for
heir homes in Falls City, after enjoying
two weeks' outing at the beach. The
'tnru was made in Mr. White's auto
mobile. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Gilbert, of Sa
ui, joined the siimnur visitors at Nye
'neli Thursday,
Mr. and Mis. H. Overton, of Wood
urn, are enjoying several day of rest
nd recreation ut Nye Heach. Mr. Over-
Mi is a prominent attorney of the
diinon eitv.
les, are established in one of the Bose Oregon
city cottages for three weeks.
Mr. ami Mrs. J.J. (ilaser, of Eugene,
were mid-week arrivals at the Hotel
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Miss Marguerite Kohse, of Portland;
Miss Madeline Harding, of Silverton.
nnd Miss Gladys Cartwright, of Salem,
are located in a cottage at Nye Heach
until September J.
Mrs. Alexander Martin, Jr., of Eu
gene, was among the arrivals at the
"Takitezy" during the week. k
Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. H. Moores, of Port
land, are enjoying an outing at Nye
Heach. Mr. Moores is chairman of the
republican state central committee.
Jr. L. A. StarbncK and family, of
Dallas, are sojourning at one of the
Cherry city cottages at Nye Heach for
10 days.
K. W. Hughes and family, of Eugene,
arrived at the beach Sunday and regis
tered at the Nicolai.
Mrs. G. Schnfer and daughter, Louise,
of Salem, have returned to their home
after sojourning nt their Nye Haech
cottage, "Schafmoor," for six weeks.
Mils. J. E. Phillips and daughters,
of Snlem, have returned to their home
alter paKsing two weeks at Nye Heach.
Al Cleveland and Clifford Hriink, of
Salem, arrived in Newport Saturday on
motorcycles to pass the week end nt the
seaside.
II. A. Childs and daughters, of In
dependence, arrived in Newport Sutnr
day.
Sam A. Kozor, chief deputy in the
reeretary of state's office, accompanied
by Mrs. Kozer, reaeiied the b'aih Fri
day for a few days' sojourn. Thev are
staying at the Abbey., ,
Verd LI i II, of Independence, legister
ed at the Copeland .Ja'tuiday, Mr. Hill
represented PglU county iu the lower
branch of the OregtJlr-'glslatiirc at the
last session; '
Mrs. M. Johnson, of Salem, arrived
in Newport Friday for a short stay at
the Hotel Hradshnw.
Hugh H. Kankin, supervisor of the
Siuslaw forest reserve, of Eut;eiie, was
a Thursday arrival.
J. W. Kays nnd family, of Eugene,
are domiciled in one of the Sea Crest
(ottages at Nye Heach for a month.
C, M. Lindberg, of Wooilliuni, arrived
Saturday to pass a few days at tho sea
side. S. C. Sutton, of Salem, reached tiie
iiearh Friday and registered at the Os
tium. .,)'
Ralph R. Cronise, of, Salem', arrived
fit the New Cliff l)puso Saturday to
pass a few days.
J.' E. Allison, of Snlem, was among
the Saturday arrivals.
Fred Dose, a prominent businessman
of Woodbiim, and wifo are enjoying
an outing at the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shelton, of En
gene, are passing several days at this
resort as guests of the Abbey. Mr.
Shelton is connected with the Morning
Register in the Lano lity.
Conrad Falk, of Salem, arrived in
Newport Thursday to pass a few days
at the seaside. He is registered at the
Copeland. . J .
Mrs. J, H. Stump, and son, of Mon
mouth, reached the beach during the
middle of the week for a sojourn at
the "Takitezy."
Miss Ethel Tooze has arrived from
Eugene and will pass the remainder
of tho season at tho Harkelroad cot
tago on Fall street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kimball departed
Friday for their homo in Salem after
sojourning at Cherry eity . for two
weeks.
F. G. Day, of Salem, was an incom
ing passenger Friday.- He is registered
at the Midway. '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartley, of Dal
las, arrived in Newport Thursday to
pass a few days at Nye Heach as guests
of the New Cliff House.
Carl Fenton, of Dallas, arrived in
Newport Thursday to ass a few days
at the beach.
Mrs. F. Cornell and daughter, Ruby,
of Salem, arrived in Newport tiie lat-
Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Green, of Salem,
were recent arrivals. They are regis
tered ut the Takitezy.
Mrs. Estelle Cresswell. of Hubbard,
and -Miss I.ucy Mitts, of Canity, are!
sojourning at "tho Tent city for two
weeks. I
Ira Mehrling, postmaster at Falls
City, and wife and daughter, Ella, are
enjoying a vacation at this resort.
Five hundred and sixty-one persons
from valley cities were brought to the I
beach Sunday by the two excursion '
tiains to pass six hours at ti e seaside. I
Mr. and .Mrs. II. I,, teuton, or Dal
las, arrived at tho beach Monday to
open their Nye Heach cottage for tho
remaining weeks of the season. Mr.
Fenton is a well-known hop grower of
Polk county.
Mrs. Casper Andregg ami family, of
Salem, are domiciled at Sea Crest for
a few weeks.
( harles O. Wilson, of Salem, reached
the beach Saturday ami registered at
the Osbnrn.
Miss Clara Traviss, of Mt. Angel,
reached the beach Saturday for a short
outing.
Raymond Simmons, of Woodburn,
registered at the -New Cliff lloiise'Sat
urilay. Mrs. William Eseh, wife of tiie sher
iff of Marion county, end family, are
domiciled in one ot the Cnerry city
cottages.
T. M. Parr nnd family, of Salem, are
domiciled in their Nye Heach cottage,
" Hurr Harbor," until the end of the
season.
Francis Mason, of Salem, registered
at the Abbey Saturday.
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Ar. YAQLINA Lv. ' 7:50 am
gucday ooly
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MURDER DONE AT PAULINA.
(Harney County News.)
A murder was committed nt Paulina
last Friday, bot;i parties to which are
well known in Hums. The slayer is
Henry McDowell, a curly-haired young
man who drove the Prineville stage in
to Hums for somo time, who shot and
killed A. (!. Scroggins, the contractor
on that mail route, for whom .McDowell
wus working nnd at whose house he
was living. Scroggins had been to Port
land and returned sootier than he was
expected. In coming through Prineville
it is said tie made threats against the
life of McDowell and after reaching
home he continued such hostile expres
sions and along in the night he arose
twice with threats of killing McDowell
and his wife also, but she succeeded in
pacifying him and iuducing him. to re
turn to bed. .McDowell slept in an ad
joining' room and heard the talk, so
next morning ne walked into the dining
room where Scroggins was at the table
and said to the latter, "So you propose
to kill me, do you t" to which Scroggins
answered "Ves," whereupon McDowell
pulled a revolved mid shot him. Me-,
Dowell telephoned for the sheriff and
coroner, a jury was iiupnneieil ami ren
dered a verdict that McDowell had com
mitted murder, so he was taken to jail
at Prineville. Contrary to general first
impressions, a mini who knows all
parties to this unfortunate case informs
the News t'uere is notning of jealousy
in it.
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Buy your bakery goods at
the
Cottage Bakery
Everything fresh
Everything clean
G. M. POWELL, Proprietor
TREASURER KAY AND
FRIENDS ARE ON TOUR
jx Pine, Ore., Aug. 12. Htute Treas
urer T. H. Kay and family are spend
ing a few days in this section of the
state. With friends they uro motoring
through Central Oregon, and stopped
off hero for a few days' fishing and
hunting. With the party are Mrs. J.
A. Tod I, Dr. II. II. Olinger and family
and Dr. C II. Robinson and family, all
of Salem.
DENIES TAKING THE
CITY'S WATER SUPPLY
When In SALEM, OREGON, stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
' 8trlctly Modern.
' Pree and Private Baths.
RATES 75c, 11.00. I1J50 FEB DAY
The only hotel in the Dnstnes district.
Nearest to all Depots. Theatres and
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away from Home.
T. O. BLIGH, Prop.
EoUt Phones. Free Auto Bus.
H. A. Stewart, ex-inayor of Copper
field, iu a letter to State Engineer
Lewis, denies that he has been appro
priating water which belongs to the
town.
Mr. Stewart wrote from St. Eliza
beth's hospital, liaker City, where he
is recovering from wounds inflicted
recently by enemies. He rays the water
supply for Copperfield is obtained from
a spring, aud that he has not used any
of the water, although he believes he
he has a right to all of it. Mr. Lewis
was recently informed that Mr. Stewart
van taking wat r which did not belong
to him.
The letter says iu part:
" I was robbed of my biisineu, adver
tised in the worst manner, and then,
while working on niv littlo ranch June
22, was ambushed and shot through the
body and hand. ' I was not expected to
live but am still on urtli."
The former mayor says the "hooting
was the result of trouble arising from
the closing of the town by Governor
West. He recites that he was indicted
on a charge of selling liquor to minors
and was acquitted by a jury in five
minutes.
WASHINGTON OFFICIAL
LOOKING FOR YOUNG BOY
Mid-Summer at Newport
August is essentially a beach
month and the most delightful
time in which to spend a vacation
at Newport, to get away from the
heat and dust of the Valley. '
Improved Train Service
Connection made' at Albany and
Corvallis with C. & E. trains,
which leave Albany at 7:30 a. m.
daily and 1:00 p.m. daily except .
Sunday.
Special Limited Sunday Excursion
to Newport, leaves Albany every
Sunday at 6 :45 a. m., Corvallis 7 :15
a.m. Arrives Newport 11:10 a. m.
Siwcial Round Trip Season Fares and Week
End l ares from all S. P. points and Sunday
Excursion Fares from Albany and Corvallis.
Train
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For folders describing New
port, tickets and full infor
mation, call on nearest S. P.
agent.
John M. Scott, Genl Pass. Agt
Portland, Oregon.
A communication concerning the
death of tlenrgc Cloiiph, who was re
cently killed in Ariel, Washington, and
r.io is supposed to have a young son
by the name of Hagar living In Salem,
was received today by Supt. (. M. El
liott of the public schools. It follows:
"Ariel, Washington, oftiie of Supt.
North Fort l.oprini' Co.
"Supt. of Public Schools, Snlem. Ore.
-One of our emploves was recently
killed by a falling tree and lieyond his I
name we know little or nothing exceut
the rumor that he Ins a son living in
Salem, supposed to be from 7 to 10
j years of age, and living with his
j "mother's ieople under the name of
j linger, and mav be using that name for
I the name of father who was Ceorge
Hough."
' "Signed, Tark P. Pntton.'
Agates, Jaspers and Moonstones on the beach, making
much-prized souvenirs. First-class hotels, rooms, cottages
and tents for rent at reasonable rates.
The New Cliff House
at the' Beach Adjoining the Sanitary Bath House.
PRIVATE BOARD & LODGINGS
AT POPULAR PRICES
. Tents and Cottages for Rent. ,
- Will be open all winter.
W. D. WHEELER, Proprietor
NYEBEACH, NEWPORT, OREGON
Newport, Oregon s ideal suxnier resort on the shores cL
Yaquina Bay and Pacific ocean, is now enjoying the cool sea
breezes." Finest natural scenic teach in the west : ;
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