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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1918)
4 MX NEWPORT'S GREATEST CELER ATION WILL IE Council of Defense Chairman and Aviation Heroes Will Deliver Addresses Ey Ethel Tooze Vewport, Or., July 2 What may well lie classed as tlv greatest Fourth of July celebration ever given in Newport will be staged her,; next. Thursday. With no inconsiderable umnlvr of soldiers in mid around Newport, the event will be characterized by n mor( than usual col or and reality. Hugh II. Hanlman, ehairman of the State Council of Do feu'1, lias been secured an the orutor of the day anil this talk will be Vii plenientcd by a hovt address by Her g. ant L. Wells, n 11 aviator who has been serving under American colors in Franc.) The Outdoor Girl Protect the skirt and complexion from all weather conditions. Soothing and healing ftcr exposure. Relieve sunburn, tan and rough or chapped ikhm. Try It to-day. Gouraud's Oriental Cream IV. Air Trial Slit ! KERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York --- I? M 1 HP rustv ana neiia U n There's a good lesson there for you when you buy clothes; you want clothes for hard service. Pick the ones that are trusty and reliable, that will endure no matter how hard you wear them. n Are made (hat way, constructed of finely woven fabrics that will wear. For Summer wear we can give them to you in light weights. We are ready to take care of your wants in the heavier goods, suitable for all year wear. Men's Army Shoes $5.09 ami has recently been sent home on sick leave. Coining a he does from the point of greatest interest to the Amcr ican public at the present time, Ser geant Well.-' visit is looked forwaij to with anticipations of a pleasant occas ion. Bay Beach will be the sc.-ne tt a capsizing ana beach drill by the Coast Guard in the morning and this drill will be followtd by a military and auto parade. Later the 18th Provisional Mundruc will give an exhibition of mil iturv movements at Nye Beach. At the city park a soldier's chorus of 1000 voices will give a nr.'sical program com posed of patriotic and camp songs, with loi uf pep. Silctz his always contrib uted its share toward making Newpoit entertainments a success and this y."ax is to be no exception for a quartet of Indian women from the reservation, garbed in native costume, will sing. Th.- entire afternoon will be given over to sports. A track meet has been arranged by Professor Robert Krohn, physical director for the surrounding camps i" which men from the various company's, who have been prominent in college athletics, will participate. Among the events will be the 1110 yard dn.ih, the 220 yard dash, the mile run and the relay race. Gold medals will be awarded the first prize winners, whlto the seconds Will be given a silver medal. In addition to The track meet there will be other races shuttle relay, potato, hat stinking and egg and spoon races. For these events the victors will recciv.j as prizes wrist watches, shaving outfits traveling bags, note books, etc. A ball game bi'twe, 'U picked teams will fol low. Since there arc many National league men to choose from in the near by camps, a rousing game is expected. Of especial interest to the uninitiated will be the big bnrbccuo in iho late af ternoon on Bay Ivnch. A huge beef will be roasted, entirely over a bed of eoals in a deep pit and served to the pub lic. A grand military ball will be given in t bo evening with Cole MCJLlroy s --tt II LI for ervice When the Red Cross wanted dogs for war service they picked the ones they knew could endure hardship and were trusty and reliablestrong, fine looking wolf hounds. BISHOP ALL' WOOL SUITS $20 to $35 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX $25 to $45 SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE THE DATLY CAPITA!, JOURNAL. SALEM. OHE. "Jazz" band officiating. L, The committee in charge of the ar rangements consists of r.. h. Mielling C. E. Freelaud and W. B. Hartlev. In the r.?ceut War Savings Stamp d ive, Newport acquitted herself as creditably as she has in former patriotic movements. Although the quota was but $-2,00(, the actual sum raised was about 2st,0m) and then? is the prospect of more to follow. Too much praise cauuot be given the soldiers in surrounding camps, I who Itnve contribute,! most lihersllv rn make Newport go well over the top. In the Mont.'rey camps, the men invested from $j0 to $500 apiece in these Baby Bonds, and jn the South Beach camps, the total subscription ranged around ii'i.O'M). The Misses Loila and Bliss I'avis, of Dallas, are enjoying a ten days outiug at Nye tvach at Paynes Best. Among the guests at the New Cliff house nt Nve beach is George It. Koluke of liullas. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Towend, of Silver ton, arte enjoying au extended vacation nt Sea Crest. Mr. Hairy Bedfern, formerly of Sa lem, arrived in Newport last week and has opened the attractive Hed F,?ru cot tages at Nyo beach for the summer sea son. Mrs. Rcdfern, who is visiting friends at Salem is expected soou. J. II. llolbrook of Hilvcrton, is num bered among the weeks arrivals at New port. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Delano and fam ily, of Nalcin, are encamped at Whittens camp ground for a two wvek's slay. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Winds, of Salem motored to the beach The first of the week tor a brief camping trip. Mrs. Horace Sykes and daughter, Jeanette, and Mig Nv'llie Sykes, of Sa lt m, nve encamped at Nye bench, chap eroning uiue of Miss Sykes high school pupils. The party will remain at this resort for thn-e weeks. Ms, W. H. Waterbury, of Newport, ?-1 a Men's Army Shoes $3.00 ble i has gone to Woodburn to join his wife, j who lias been visiting there for several I weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tillson motored j over from Sabiu last week and aie the i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Free- lanu of Newport. Joe Zimmerman, of Ml, An gel, pass ed through Newport the last of the week on his way to WaMpoit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, of Wood burn, nr.- numbered among the latest arrivals and will remain for the bal ance of the season in Newport. Ralph Wort man and Jack Spencc of iMcMiunville, motored to the beach Sunday for a week cad visit. Mrs. E. Racey of Jefferson has open ed a cottage at Tent city for fort uight ' sojourn. Mrs. E. A. Holton, of Salem, and a familiar Newport visitor, arrived t ?.c Damon home Saturday night and will pass the remainder of the season here. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. CnaniUers, of King Vallov, are listed among the la test arrivals at the New Cliff House nt Nye beach. Louis A. Marchand, and Minnie' Mar ehnud, of Salem, are among the numer ous capital city visitors at this Resort. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alble, of Independ ence, are passing a few days at the Saunders ' nt Nye beach. Mr. and Mrs". M. E. DaWitt of New Era, aro enjoying an extended vacation in Newport. A motoring party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Plimpton and Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, of Salem, arrived in Newport Sunday and were guests of the Abbey leter driving to Agate Beach to t! . Ii autif ul summer Jioino of thi Bush 's. Mr, and Mrs. E. R, Metzger of New Era motored to Newport the last of the ue.'k anil are .guests of the Saunders. George J.. Swift, of McjMinnvilV, came in Wednesday for a brief sojourn nt this resort Philip Edwards, of Salem, is encot taged at Nye beach at Whitlcus fot ten days. " Mr. and Mrs. H. Gore, of Woodburn are among th. many Marion county people visiting nt Newport. - Mr. and Mrs. John Henberger, of Sub limity, who have been encamped at Nye beach for two we.?ks, departed recent ly. Wis. R. T. Eddens, of McMinnville, is t 'Moving n weeks stay at Nye beach. Mrs. Ross Ellis, of Dallas, was regis tered at the Copeland during the w.iek. It. A. Connel, df Woodburn, arrived at Newport Sunday. Mrs. Fred Suver, Nora Suver and Lourena Rawson, of Salem, are at Payne '8 Itest for an extended outing, ..i.. nicuuid Webster and mother, of Dallas, are occupying a cottage at Nye beach this week. Among the recent cottagers at Sea Crest are Mrs. Nora Robertson and her neices, Virginia and Margaret Ellis of lalltis. Mi;-s . K. V. iioten and Miss Margaret M. .Mitchell, of i hemawn, nr,o eucottag ed at Sunnyside Lodgo for a fortnight. 3(C i(C 5(C 3)C 5jC 3(C S)C 5C SOME INCOME TAX Chicago, July 2. One corpo ration in northern Illinois has paid the government $.'19,000, 000 income tax, according to federal officials here today. The naino wa not given out. Officials believe the Chicago district, including nineteen counties in northern Illinois, will pay $200,000,000 to the government on incomes this 'venr. The total last year was 4.'l.000,000, only $1,000,000 more than the one corporation alone paid this time. GERMANSPREPARE (Continued from page one) objective, dispatches indicate. A combined German-Finnish conting ent has been identified at Petclianga on the Fjord of Varanger, neur the Norwegian coast, while another is scarcely more than 100 miles away from Kola at present. German in fluence in Cnrelia has been rapidly ex army against Russia during the first tended and White Guard Finnish troops are now virtually under the en tire command of German and Finnish officers who served in the German army against Russia during the first days of the war. Complete German i.ation of Finland is practically com pleted, cables state. ft? JOB PRINTING THAT t Gives yon satisfaction and at Kates you can afford to pay 4 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1913. REGIONAL DIRECTORS OF RAILROAD NAMED Sprcule District Director of Roads West of Salt hh Chicago July 2. Hale Holden, re gional director of Central western railroads, today announced the ap pointment of William II. Sproule, Sun Francisco, to be district, director, with direction over roads west of Salt lake City. The appointments' of II. A. Scan drett, Chicago, as traffic assistant and F. E- Claiity, Denver, as transporta tion assistant, were also announced. Scandrett and Clarity will have of fices in Chicago. Sproule, who is pres- iHnnli nf ,lia Sniltlmrn Pncific Will hlVA hi9 headquarters in San 'Francisco. The appointments are ettocuve nt once. Mnrniilp'a teriiitarv will cover the en- fit-rt wncf hpv-nrnl Suit. Tjlke CitV. Al- tmmiornue. N. M and El Paso, Texas and uth of Ashland, Or. Scandrett is interstate commerce at torney for the Union Pacific in Chi cago. cluritr is sunerintendent of trans- nnrtntuin for the Denver ond Rio Grande with headquarters in Denver. W. G. Bierd, Ufticago xsormern. (.ui cago, Peoria and St. Louis'; office at Chicago. W. J. Jacksoa Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Evansville and Terre Haute; office at Chicago. V.. R. Calvin. Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, St. Joseph and Grand Is land, Los Angeles ana Bare ine; ui fice nt Omaha, Neb. C. M. Kittle. Illinois W.ntrat norm of Cairo 111., and Padiuan, Ky.; of fice at Chicago. W. R. Scott, Southern Pacific west. nt vi Pno south of Ashland, Or., Western Pacific; office at San Fran cisco. E. I. Brown, general manager Den ver end Rio Grande; office at Denver, ft F. TTjikIcs. .erencrol manager El Paso and Southwestern; office at El Paso. , T V. Tnnsaiir. o-eneral manager Va- Imsli lines west of St. Louip; office at St. Louis. fli. OT.rif.int.innilts ftrB effective W- j;fw Tn oil -instaneM thev will mouvtrtjv v " have jurisdiction over all departments of the railroads assignea mem, n-.. ing to tbd regional director. Fred Dawson Drug Co. NEWPORT, OREGON Drugs, Stationery, Paints, Wall Paper, Kodaks, Ice Cream rishing Goods Sanitary Meat Market" Dealer in Fresh Meats, Fish, Oysters, Clams, Crabs, Butter, Eggs Trout Street, Newport, Oregon White House Restaurant To light of Boat Landing Good Eats, Good Beds at Good Prices, and Sea View. C. E. WAIT Agate Cutter and Manufactur ing Jeweler Open the year round. Nye Beach, Newport TOURIST INN Situated on lxi acres 2 blocks from Nye Beach, with Nye Creek running through place. Good Beds Home Cooking and Sea Food a Cfjecialty Under Chicago Management. WHILE YOU ARE ON YOUR' VACATION, BUY CHERRY OH BAKING CO'S HOLSUM PRODUCTS FROM THE FOLLOWING DEALERS r: Geo. H. Wilcox, Nye Beach, Oregon. L. C. Smith, Newport, Oregon. Newport Dry Goods & Grocery Co., Newport, Ore. R. S. Van Cleve, Toledo, Oregon. E. R. Saxton .& Co.- Yaquina, Oregon. Morris & Hallmark, Waldport, Oregon. Your Summer Outing For health resort and mountain outings: Breitenbuah Hot Springs, Mt. Jefferson, Marion and Pamelia Lakes, Wo have now established a daily pack train and saddle horses. Also have a mountain outfitting and general merchandise store, at Detroit, Oregon. For further information, Eoy Newport, S. P. Lunch Counter, Albany, Oregon; or Detroit, Oregon. DeVaney Bros., Lapidaries NEWPORT, OREGON Hot Sea Baths Bklg., opp. Cliff House Precious and Semi-Precious Stones Cut and Mounted All work guaranteed Mail Orders a Specialty Dr. R P. Bradford and Wife Chiropractic Nerve Specialists m Offices Minthorn BatU House. Hours D a. m. to 5 p. m. Newport, Ore. MIDWAY THEATRE . Serving Paramount Artcraft, Fox Standard and Goldwyn Photo Plays One block west of Postofficc Newport, Oregon NICOLAI HOTEL Nyo Beach, Overlooking the Ocean Under Management of Mi s. Xatherine George Formerly Manager of Agate Beach Inn l REDFERN COTTAGES t Two rooms each; completely furnished; electric lights and water. By week or month. Nye Beach at Newport, Oregon. P. O. Box 323. A L THOMAS NEWPORT, OREGON- Agates Cut and Mounted Watch Repairing 3 Years in Business I. C. SMITH FBONT STREET Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Strictly Cash, city Delivery, a O. Vt I s