THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9. 1916.
KIVE
i! TENT CITY, NEWPORT, OREGON
; Fifty clean, airy, furnished tents and cottages at
reasonable rates. Located in grove, in view of
; : ocean, sidewalks, electric lights and city water.
I Three blocks from beach. For reservations address
.
: : A. J. VAN WASSENHOVE, Box 5, Newport, Ore.
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SEA CREST COTTAGES
Right at the beach Completely furnished , 3
and 4 room cottages overlooking the ocean, unex
celled view, well lighted grounds, sidewalks, close
to stores, natatorium and bathing beach. Light and
water in every cottage. Write for rates or further
information.
CHRIS ARMS, Newport, Ore.
H. 11. CROWDIS
NEWPORT TRANSFER CO.
WILL GET TOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS ON THE TRAIN AND
DELIVER YOUR BAGGAGE TO TOUB HOUSE AND CHECK TOUB
BAGGAGE AT TOUB HOUSE FOB BETUBN WHITE OB PHONE
Ua PHONES 3702 and 3752, NEWPORT, OB.
LI VERT BIOS AND SADDLE PONIES.
WOOD FOB SALE.
Nyc Beach Grocery Co.
B. F. DURATiTi, Proprietor.
Beach and Coast Streets, Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon,
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET SUNDRIES, ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS.
, DELLICATASSEN A SPECIALTY
THE SAUNDERS
CHAS. SAUNDERS, Proprietor.
One Block from the Beach, 20 rooms comfortably furnished, all out
- side, 2 story, corner Agnes, Coast and Beach Streets.
NYE BEACH, NEWPORT, Oregon
Whitten Camp Grounds
For Bent, Famished Cottages One to Seven Booms. Also Furnished
Tents Prices $230 to $9.00 per week.
M. F. BULL, Proprietor
NYE BEACH, NEWPORT, OREGON
NEWPORT BEACH NATATORIUM
O. S. FTJBDT, Owner and Manager.
WARM SEA WATEB PLUNGE AND VARIOUS AMUSEMENTS
WATEB GAMES DAILY
Located at Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon.
Steamer
NEWPORT
Running Between
Yaquina City and
Newport
VAN'S
FISH MARKET
Dealer in
FBESH and SALT FISH, OTSTEBS,,
CLAMS, CRABS, BUTTER, EGGS,
BUTTERMILK and FBESH
VEGETABLES.
'Phone 3152, opp. The Grand,
Newport, Oregon.
T IS ALIVE
AND HUSTLING TO
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By Lamar Tooze
NewPort, Oregon, Aug. 9 (Special
to the Capital Journal) Newport has
ittKtn on us appearance as a Hustling,
bustling summer resort. A crowd that
is full of lifo and gayety has taken
possession of this sometime little vil
lage by the sea now a small metropo
lis. Life here is full of variety and
pleasure. The height of the summer
season has arrived. Jewporters who
are in a position to know whereof thev
speak say the flood-tide of the sum
mer will stretch over three or four
weeks and that the end of the season
will be prolonged at least two weeks
more than any previous recent year.
Surf bathing with its freedom from
treacherous undertows and man eat
ing sharks is the predominating
amusement, unuuren and grownup
challenge the frigid terrors of the
ocean every day at high tide. The na
tatorium at Nye Beach supplies a com
promise ior those who want suit water
bathing of the warm variety.
The barbecue, Thursday evenin on
the bay beach attracted thousands of
people Newporters and visitors alike.
The motif for the celebration was the
raising of the initial bonus for the
proposed Portland-Newport coast wise
railroad. Speeches am! music, wore
blended with fatted calf and sand
wiches. Mr. and Mrs. Asnhil Bush, Jr., end
W. M. l'limp'on of Salem reached New
port during the week by automobile.
John J. l!obert3 rf Saljm joined Lis
f.imii at Agate Beach recently.
Mrs. E. Myer and two snns'of Cor
vallis am lomreiled in inn of tlo Mc
Donald tent honsja fo,- u two weeks'
stay.
The Misses Inez and Florence Wiel
mer of Salem are encottaged .it Sea
Crest for a two weeks' sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sheck or Sher
wood have departed for their home af
ter an outing at the beach.
Mrs. Jay Boweiuian of Portland,
Mrs. J. M. Hoekett of Eugene, Miss
Bess Hoekett of Portland and Asahel,
Wayfe and Vernon Hoekett of Enlor
prise are located in tho Se'.don Inn cot
tage, tent city for the rest of the sea
son. Miss Irene Br.nlford of Salem nrriv
ed in Newport Friday and stopped at
the Parker house.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Welch and c'.nldren
of Baker are domiciled in tho Surfvi-jw
cottage for the rest of the summer.
Claude Kimc, of Cottage Grove lia;i
completed a stay at Nya Beach where
he was located at Rose City.
Mrs. Harry Dunbar and son, Jack,
of Eugene are at Nye Bancb.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. tlowe of Albany
joined the Linn county contingent n't
the seaside during the week.
The Misses Nanry and Alda Hatson
of Roseburg are among the week's reg
istrations at the Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson and
daughter of Salem mm located in one
of the Cherry City cottages. Mr. Pet
ersen's mother is visiting them.
Miss Lelia Johnson of Salem return
ed to her home Monday uft-ir rt pleas
ant vacation at the beicli ns a riidut
of one of the Red Fern cottages.
Miss Jessie Taylor, Lester P. Taylor
and George Taylor of Salam tiro boused
in one of the cottages nt tent I'itv.
Will Smith and Claroue? Smith rf
Independence reached the seaside dur
ing the week and are located in one of
the Sunnyside cottages.
Mr. anil Mrs. Willard Ireland of Cor
allis are er joying an outing at Nyc
Beach and ere domiciled in one of the
tent city houses. -
Air. and Mis. H. A. Bay and daugh
ters, Misses Dorothy and Margiirot
Ray, of Hillsdale arrived Friday even
ing by automobile and are established
in ono of the Sea Creit cottagjs for a
two weeks' stay.
Miss Jennie Lick of Sa-.i'm is Incited
in one of the apartment at the Br i.l
shaw, arriving Friday.
The Misses Esther Kilibv nnd Dora
'.Pisher of Eugene are located in one i f
the cottages at Cozy ( amp.
Arthur Clarke of Corvallis, distri't
attorney of Benton county, is passing
a brief vacation in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Klussmann
of Irving are located In one of the
Bradshaw's apartments for an indefi
nite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bigger of Port
land formerly of Salem, are domiciled
in one of the Rest cottages.
One of the most pleasant diversions
or me week was the trip taken by a
nnmoer or xsye Beach sojourners to
Silctz a week from yesterday. Tie fif
teen miles were negotiated by automo
bile and the day passd in angling.
Miss Leone Damon of Corvallis ar
rived this week and will pass iue sum
mer at Nye Beach.
Mr. anil Mrs. E. May of Salem are
enjoying a stay at the seaside as res
idents of Sea Crest
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson of Port
land, formerly of Salem, have removed
from the Sunset cottage to their own
cottage, Pine I.odge.
Mrs. W. J. Douglass and son, Lloyd,
of Halfway have completed a stay at
the seashore as residents of one of the
Sunset cottages.
Mrs. Eva Abbott of Forest Grove has
returned to her hom.i after a visit with
Miss Ida Kerr of Salem. ,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Masterton and chil
dren of Corvallis are established in a
Michigan cottage for a couple of weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen of Wood
burn are among the Marion county peo
ple at .Nye Beacn.
Walter Jensen and Miss Ida Jensen
of Junction city, arrived Friday for a
brier sojourn at tie Copeland house,
Ralph Coleman, captain of the O. A.
C. track team, pasted the week end at
the seaside.
Miss Anna Dawson, a popular beach
maid, passed a lew days in Albany this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Pierce and Mrs.
A. T. Powers of Aurora have joined the
summer people at .ve Beach.
Mrs. Henry Reule and two children
of Cottage Grove are among the camp
ers at the Rose City comp grounds.
J. D. White nnd family of Salem are
domiciled in one of the Payne Rest
cottages and will remain for a few
days iouger.
M. L. Hewitt of Junction City was
an incoming passenger on the steamer
Newport last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bierdneau of Port
land are ensconsed at Sea Crest for a
fortnight.
Mrs. JS. H. .Newta of Philomath is
encamped at tent city for a few days
outing.
Dr. D. A. Fame of Eugene has depart
ed for his home after passing several
days at tne seashore.
Judge James W. Hamilton of Rose
burg is passing several days at the
beach.
Mrs. John. Mover of Salem is pass
ing an outing at the Rose C'iey camp-
ng grounds.
A. D. Lindcrbockcr of Corvallis ar
rived at the seashore several days ago
for a brief sojourn.
Mrs. Joseph Alberts of Salem arriv
ed during the week for a sojourn at
the Alberts cottage at Nye Beach.
Mrs. Dr. Harry Moore and her sis
ter, Miss Erma Rice, of Portland are
domiciled in the Ashland Lodge until
the end of the season. D. Moore vis
ied his wife over he week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Overton of Port
land tre located iu one of the apart
ments at the Home for three weeks.
Miss Lelia Johnson of Salem, after
passing a week at one of the Redfern
cottages, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hichner and daugh
ter, Miss Mary, of Oswego are enjoy
ing a vacation at Sea Crest.
Miss Florence Cleveland departed
Friday for her home in Salem after
passing a few days with Miss Grace
Bean, also of Salem, at the Bean cot
tage. Ma.ior J. S. Polheinus, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Polhemus and (laughter, Marriette
are at Polhemus cottage until the first
or September.
O. it. Thomson of Sheridan arrived
on a Thursday boat lor a few days Btay
Tne Sunday excursion brought 10U
people to the beach.
Mrs. Evelyn Bennett or Dallas is the
house guest of the J. C. Ellis family
at tent city5.
o. M. Calkins of Eugene arrived a
short time ago and is passing bis vaca
tion at ye Beach.
Miss Minnie E. Chapman of The
Dalles arrived Friday for a brief
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Johnson of Port
land have joined the Rose City crowd
at the beach.
George Bennett of Scio is a recent
arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund May and
child of Salem arrived at the Hotel
Kelly last Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Hilliam G. Klussman
of Irving arrived the last of tie week.
J. C. Thompson of Salem arrived the
last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Livengood and
Miss Berta Hentley of McMinnville ar
rived several days ago for a brief so
journ at Cozy Camp.
Miss Mary Burgess of Corvallis is
included among hte arrivals during the
week.
Mrs. Samuel II. Garland and family
of Lebanon are occupying the Gar
land cottage until the first of the
month. Senator Garland will not be
over until the fifteenth.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Burncst of Port
land are numbered among the recent
arrivals.
Mrs. J. J. Walton and Miss Pauline
Walton of Eugene were recent arrivuls
at the seaside.
J. C. Ellis and family of Dallas are
encamped at Tent City for a fortnight.
Joseph Adolph of Salem joined his
family who are sojourniug at Sea Crest,
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. McKibben of Ta
coma were among recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith of Burns
and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cozal ami;
daughter, Winifred, of Canyon Cityj
have returned home after passing sev
eral days at the Old I'lay Ground.
Allan Jones of Salem arrived during
the week and is passing two weeks at
this resort.
Mrs. V. C. Staats of Dallas is so
journing in a cottage near the Tent
City.
Mrs. K. C. Eldridge and family of
Independence, after passing several
days at the McAlister, departed during
41ia iidef u.ok fnv Iki,i knmu in tlw.
Polk city. I
Ronald Whit and Austin Titus ofi
Eugene arrived during the week in Mr.
White's machine and are sojourning at
the seaside. Mr. White is assistant
cashier of the Bank of Falls City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Fortmilli-r
of Albany are located in one of the
Bain amrtments for a fortnight. Mr.
Fortmiller is a prominent business man
of the Hub City,
Judge Henry J. Bean of the state
supreme court, mid Mrs. Bean and Miss
Grace Bean are domiciled in the beach
home overlooking Yaquina bay. They
will remain until the end of the sum
mer. Mrs. G. E. Nichols and Miss Con
stance Nichols of Portland are enscons
ed in a cottage at Sea Crest.
James Marr leaves today for his
home in Salem alter passing two weeks
at Nye Beach. While here Mr. Marr
was active in the social affairs of tie
younger beach set.
William H. Jenkins of Portland was
a Thursday arrival in Newport.
R. E. Morris of Roseburg arrived at
the beach a few days ago and is so
journing at the Grand.
Judge J. K. Weatherford and Mrs.
Weatherford of Albany are passing a
week at this watering place. J
Miss Joanna Hislop of Lebanon is
summering at Nye Beach
Mrs. S. M. Endicott and daughter,
Miss Genevieve Endicott of Salem are
among the guests of the New Cliff
House.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bert Stevens and
children of Albany returned the fore
part of the week to their home via
automobile, after a sojourn at Nye
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Livengood and
Miss Berta Bentley of McMinnville
are among the cottagers at Cozy camp.
MrB. Frank WL Fenton of McMinn
ville and Miss Rose Besler of Portland
are domiciled in the Fenton cottage
for an indefinite stay.
B. L. Russell, cashier of the Port
land post office, arrived during the
week and will pass his vacation with
his family at Uncle Sam 's Cabin, Nye
Beach.
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker of Salem reach
ed the beach during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Loelie ol faiem
are among the arrivals of the week.
The Misses Velma and Mamie Lavin
of Baker nnd Florence and Gertrude
Heffley of Monmouth are housed in
the Letuc-Stop-lnn at the Old Play
ground. There are at least five libraries in
the world that contain more than J,
000,000 volumes.
PUTNAMS
"THE PLACE OF GOOD EATS"
FRONT ST. NEWPORT
The Silver Grill
Front Street, Newport, Ore.
HOME COOKING CITT PBICES
Sea Foods a Specialty.
Next to Grand Theatre.
WHEN TOU GET TO NEWPORT
GO TO
The Del Llanico
BIGHT AWAT FOB SEA FOODS.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FISH AND SEA
FOODS.
Redfern Cottages
Newport and Nye Beach.
All up to date Cottages nicely fur
nished. Bedding extra $1.00 per week.
Two blocks from bench. Screen doors
and windows.
Mrs. Harry Redfern
Box 284
Newport, Oregon
For Sale or Rent
2 Story seaside resort, Nye Beach,
20 furnished rooms, all outside; one
block from the ocean,
P. O. Box 81 Newport; Oregon
1I4A rX-ff
INCYY VJNI I
38 Rooms-all out
side with inspiring
view of the ocean.
FREE BUSS
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. WHEELER,
ESTIMATE MADE toSa
OF OREGON'S CROPS T rr- W
Total For All Crops Will Be
Well Above $35,000,000,
Excluding Stock
Labor Commissioner Hoff has issued
a statement estimating the value of
Oregon's crops for 1916. He places the
total value of the it) principal products
at $31,388,500, as follows:
Com, $1,008,000; wheat, $1.1,097,230;
oats, $5,412,000; barley, $2,147,500; po
tatoes, $5,000,000; peaches, $272,000;
pears, $510,000; quinces. $8,000; rye,
$418,000; apples, $3,210,000; total, $31,
388,500. Crop conditions, August 1, with esti
mates of yield, are thus given by the
commissioner:
Corn, 86 per cent, forecast, 1,200,000
bushels from 41,000 acres.
Winter wheat, 86 per cent; forecast,
11.781,000 bushels.
Spring wheat. 86.2 per cent; forecast,
4,000,000 bushels.
Total wheut yield, .15.781,000 Lushels
a. 83 cents; value, $13,097,280.
Stocks of wheat on farms, '873,000
bushels.
Oats. 90.3 per cent : forecast, 13,200,
000 bushels; value, $5,412,000.
Barley, 90 per cent; forecast, 4,450,
000 bushels at 85 cents; value, $2,447,
500. Hay, 88 per cent; forecast, 2.1 tons
per acre at $11.43 per ton.
Potatoes, 92 per cent; forecast, 6,
250,000 bushels from 50,500 acres; price
80 cents per bushel, value $5,000,000.
Rye, 91 per cent; forecast, 418,000
bushels at $1 per bushel; value, $418,
000. Apples, 72 per cent; forecast, 3,210,
000 boxes at $1 per box; value, $3,216,
000. Peaches, 5!) per cent; forecast, 272,
000 bushels at $1 per bushel; value,
$272,000. ' 1
PeaVs, 68 per cent; forecast, 510,000
bushels at $1 per bushel; value, $510,
000. Grapes, 80 per cent crop.
Blackberries, loganberries, etc., 94
per cent crop.
ic BE CAREFUL IN USING
SOAP ON TOUB HAIR
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil, for it is pure
and entirely greaseloss. It's very cheap
and beats the most expensive soaps or
anything else all to pieces. You can
get this at any drug store, and a few
ounces will last the whole family for
months.
Simplv moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is
all that is required. It ninkes an abund
ance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy,
wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, it
loosens and takes out every particle of
dust, dirt and dandruff.
Northwest Aritists
to Make An Exhibit
The third annual exhibition by the
artists of th Northwest will be held
under the auspices of the Seattle Fine
Arts society in October, subject to the
following rules:
Original work in oils, water colors,
and bluck and white may bo submitted.
All pictures to be passed on by jury.
Notification of entries including
names, number and value of same, with
name and address of artist, to be sent to
A. C. 1. Willntzen, 422 Boston Block,
Seattle, before September 25. Each en
try must be labeled on back in dupli
cate manner.
Entries close October 4.
Use the Journal Want Ad Way.
Hsx.itfos Four Stories of Solid Com-
IUU3t fnrf--MndprnandHomplikP
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FOB BENT
CHERRY CITY COTTAGES
Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon,
Two Booms Furnished
Fine View, Near the Beach, Near tt
Stores.
GEOBGE O. SAVAGE,
Box 423, Newport, Ore,
The
PARKER
NICE FURNISHED BOOMS,
Splendid View, (All Outside Boon
Front Street, one block south from
Boat Landing, opposite South Beach
Ferry.
BATES REASONABLE.
Newport, Oregon.
FOR RENT
2 BOOM COTTAGES AND FUR
NISHED BOOMS
NYE BEACH, NEWPORT,
Near the Beach
JOHN H. ADAMS, Box 464, Newpcr
A. L THOMAS
MANUFACTURING JEWELER
AGATES CUT AND MOUNTED
Art Pictures of Oregon Coast Sceneiy.
Photo Supplies, Developing and Print
ing; Picture Framing, Shells, Souvenir
Fostals, Watch Repairing.
WHITE HOUSE
Restaurant
G. C. TUDDEB, Newport, Oregon
NICE MEALS AT CITY PRICIS
Fine Booms. Splendid View
The Royal Theatre
FBONT STREET
SHOWING THE HIGHEST CLASS CF
MOTION PICTURES OBTAIN ABI B
W. F. ALLEN, Manager, Newport, Ct.
New Modern Cottages $
Unexcelled View 41
Right On The Beach
J. W. LARSEN, Box 125,
Newport, Oregon
2, 3 and 4 Room Cottages
FURNISHED COTTAGE
6 rooms midway between New-
port and Nyo Beach. Also fur-
nishoi housekeeping rooms
near to beach. Inquire of
Mrs. B. L. Russell at Beach
St., 5 and 10 cent store.
Best of Meals-Sea
Food a Specially
Rates $2.00 and
up.
Proprietors