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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1918)
niai vxiiii rrMT-ii . ". ' --- - ... 1 ... .iZSir-fCU F:-vZZ7Er . t - s i n i vi ir v-i a i v -v- si- t r- . .... .. - - b , er s a- - - t - :. r v. . . k t-v i i i BUSINESS CENTER OF (Continued from page one) in Salem, he writes Mr. Moores in part as follows: "Wo arrived in Salem in September of 1852 and I began going to 'The In stitute.' soon after. During the next . eight years, while I did not attend there all the time I knew all the teachers Hoyt, Dillon, Gatch, Stratton, Mrs. Thurston, Miss Plamondan and others. "O, N. Denny, John Cartwright, P. S. Knight, Dick Williams, Boswell Lamson William H. Odcll, the Parriaheg, Wallers Boons, Holmans, Williams, Chapmans, Bakers (Joe among them) and others were my schoolmates and some of them my deskmatcs. Every governor, judge and federal official who lived in Salein at that time I knew. . Lara, Gaines, George H. Williams, Senator Baker, Sen ator Nesmith, Asahel Bush, Delazon Smith and most of the succeeding mem bers of the legislature were known by me. "I knew Roberts, Leslie, Gustavus and Harvey K. Hines, Dickinson, Bis hop Scott and all the other notable elergymen, lawyers and merchants of tha city. "Salem from the north where Luto Savage with his quarter horse "Georgo and Pep Smith with his 'Veto'," ran races to the south where old Father Leslio lived and from Wallers to the Tivcr, was as familiar to me as my own home today. "Us boys went in swimming in tho creek at Parrish's mill until thoy turn ed the waters of the Santiam into it for tho mill and woolen, mills on the "Island," then called Boon's, but real ly McLane 's. During school flays wo used South Mill creek for swimming but as soon as any boy become sufficiently expert, he graduated and went to the river. "In the early days we went to Gris wnkl's warehouse on the river just north of tho crock. Later this building was moved up town on State street. My Catarrhal Cough Mr. W. S. Brown, R. P. D. No. 4, Box 82, Rogersvllle, Tennessee, writes: "I feel it my duty to recommend Peruna to all sufferers of catarrh or cough. In the year 1909, I took a severe case of the la grippe. I then took a bad cough. I had taken all kinds of cough remedies but got no relief. I then decided to try Peruna. I used five bottles. After taking five bottlca my cough stopped and my catarrh was cured. My . average wei,-.!it was 115 and now I weigh 143 . Any one suffering with ca tarrh In any form! will advise them to yv hi-,! ' BJLL OREGON HART WED. IN THURS. "TRUTHFUL OREGON TOLLIVER" WANTED S 75 MEN FOR SAWMILL AND YARD WORK AT SALEM, JULY 15. FOR EIGHT SPAULDING L 'PHONE father was an intinerant minister and traveled all over the Willamette valley from the Columbia river to Long Tom and from Silverton and the Waldo Hills to the Rickroall and Luckiamute, hold ing camp meetings in the summer time. I usually went with him. From 1857 to 1860 I helped assemble herds of cat tle to drive to the mines into British Columbia. "In Saiem we picked strawberries on Waller's, Parrish's, Savago's Gilbert's and Leslie's places. Blackberries and raspberries were picked in the river bot toms and south of the cemetery as far south as Holman's and Smiths. It was not difficult to get a ten quart bucket half full, but I never knew a boy to get a bucket full as they were so soft that they settled and soon became juicn. "We slid and fkated on the ponds extoncling from State street down north to Doctor Belt's place. In the summer time everybody went barefooted, and running over the pebbles made tho bot toms of our feet like sole leather. Stone bruises were common as well as painful : "Doctor Shaw brought back from the upper country the oars of Poo Poo Mox Mox and they were a familiar sight in his office until I left Salem. I saw the a m it onint mo itti onair rv 41in Tnliori war in isao ana ibuo ana saw tuem come back again. I saw the burial cere monies over tho body of Captain Ben nett, who wa9 killed by the Indians. Bennett, May and Schwatka were tho notable hotel keepers in thoso early days." TWELVE FREIGHT STEAMERS New York, July 10. Twelve freight steamships will be built by the Todd Shipyard Corporation for the Emer gency Fleet corporation, it was an nounced here today by the company. Each ehip will be of a cargo capacity of 7500 tons. The ships will be built at) Tacoma. Wash., by jp. subsidiary company, the Drydock Construction company. The government has consent ed to enlarge ithe company's yards, it was said. . Any one C..Xf. :iL .im" w?h til OUllCIUlg Willi 17" Catarrh in Any form I will Advise them To take t Peruna TliODS who object to liquid, medi inr can proem Peruna Tab'etn. HOUR DAY 1830. 0 . THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. ORE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 ,1918. T "Three Fingered Jack" Good win One of Illustrations at Popular Coast Resort By Ethel Tooze Newport, Ore., July 10. Alladins famous lamp could not have wrought greater transformation than Newport has undergone during tho past wek with its great influx of visitors and variety of recreational diversions, chief among which was- the celeVrition of Independence day with its attendant interesting features. Soldiers, sailors and the home people united in making this occasion one that will long be re membered by all fortunate enough to be present. Inspiring indeed waj the military parade in which hundreds of Uncle Sams choicest selected men marched, headed by venerable members of the O. A. R. Hugh Herdman, chair man of tho state council of defense, delivered the oration of the day in his usual ' fluent and able manner. Ser geant L. Wells, an American aviator but recently invalided home, was re ceived with the stormiest of applause in the short personal talk which he gave. As one voice, in nnbroken melody, 1000 soldier voices sang (several war and camp.songa, accompanied by tho band. Games and sports were the order of the afternoon. An unexpected feature -occurred during the boxing contest. During tly? rest between rounds, one of the participants Btepped to tho side lines and was immediately attacked by a pepful and pugnacious bulldog, which tried to finish up the match begun by clawing at the man's nose, leaving a trickling stream to denote the success of his move. At the request of the boxer, the dog was not shot. The evening's entertainment con sisted of dancing, skating, wimri!ng, picture shows, etc., and the visitors were as one in commending thp iiystem and regularity with which all o the foatures of the days were die) iitched. Great credit is due to the locU com mittee composed of Mrs. Georfn Pratt. Mrs. "Lee Williams, and Mr. Charles Frceland. Not the least among the celebrities to visit Newport during the pfcst week was "Three fingered Jack" (loodivin, ex-gambler and converted evung'.'list, who is here to address tho men of the camps under the aufipic'.s of. Mr. Thomas Davis, field secretary of the spi'uce division of the Y. M. O. A. "Three Fingered Jack'' who ifl well known to the people of Salem,has been working against the I. W. W. menace during tho past year and up to date has destroyed 28,000 I. W. W. cards and induced 932 members to enlist in the Goodwin does not condemn these men. army and navy of the U S. A. Mr. Ho says that they are simply down-and-out gentlemen, who lack sympathy for the administration because of the insidious preachings of German propa gandists. He tries, and usually suc ceeds, in showing these men that they will gain nothing by opposing every thing which is of advantage to them. "Three Fingered Jack", so named because the ends of two fingers were shot away years ago in a gun atfray, command's great interest when tolling thcstorv of his own life. Jtot endcav oring to shield or cover up his past he frankly admits that at one time he controlled eleven gambling houses and seventeen saloons in the United States; that he was known as a bad man from Mexico to Nome. "Wherver I went, I loft a trail of sorrow behind me and 1 have been around the world five times,'' said Mr. Goodwin," I cleaned $285,000 on the roulette wheel at Monte Carlo and I have had one finger chewed off by a maddened Hindu who discovered t!iat I cheated him in a game. I stole from men and ''here a sad light tomes into the eyes of the ex-crook"; sometimes it meant want for women and children but I always made that right when I knew of it. I have destroyed thous ands of souls and I am now trying to restore one for every one lost and when I get to the gates of heaven 1 don't expect to have a delegation there to meet me. I shall be contented to just "get by'' the recording angel. Mr. Goodwin doics not represent any church or creed but says that he is just a Christian and before that a ;patriot, which envelops Christianity. He draws a fine distinction between a church member and a Christian. "Once 1 hired a church "member to frame up one of the slickest deals I ever pulled. "said Mr. Goodwin."! am now working for God end my country and hope to bring some poor, ignorant mis led souls to a healthy way of think ing.'' Peter Philip Bilhorn, an evangelistic Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA singer Is responsible for the conversion of "Tiuv-'e Fingered Jack.'' He went to one of his gambling places and by kindly persuasion and! convincing argument won this man who had been a fugitive from justice many Viincs, to Christ. In speaking of the importance of the sprnee division of the army, Mr. Good win said, " We cannot win this war un til our forests are converted into plane rnd ship materials. These spruce men, who are so discontented becauso they have been placed in a non-combatant branch of the service, should realize that their work is of just as much importance as that of the men who are occupying the front lino trenches.'' Mr. Goodwin will remain in Newport for two weeks, visiting the various camps stationed in this vicinity. Kenneth Lancefield of Amity, motored to Newport last week for a few days visit with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Patrick, of Salem, hsve opened the attractive Sun- nynook cottage at Nye beach for the month. Miss Ruth Gibson, of Salem, Is num bered among the latest arrivals at this resort and is the guest of friends at Nye beach. J. C. Ntlson, of Salem, was a recent guest at the New Cliff House at Nye Jeaeh. Mrs. Harriet Patrick, of Newbeig, and Harriet M. Ford, of Wheeler, are at Pine Lodge for the month of July. The Misses Rose Bodayla and Bertha Doerfler, of Salem, are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Patrick at Snnnynook. Mr. Lot Pierco, ot Salem, is enioying a brief vacation at this beach. Mrs. Lee Edding end Miss Edding, of Newberg, are lisfed among the lat est cottagers at Tent City. Ida M. Stauffer, of Salem, is enjoy ing her vacation at Nye Beach as the guest of Mrs. Wm. Borden. Mrs. 11. O. Hickman, of Gcrvais, is one of the many Marion county visitors sojourning at this resort. Rocky Mason, son of u. r. Mason, democratic candidate for State Treas urer, came, over fromi Albany last week for a brief visit. Miss Vola Selig and brother, Maurice Selig, of Falls City, are t registered among ihe guests at the Now Cliff House this week. E Solop. of Salem, is enjoying a brief sojourn at Nye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson, of Falls City, have opened the While-away cot tage for hn extended stay at ' Nye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. W." Allgood, cf Dal las, arrived during tho week and are guests of the Saunders., . H. Samuels, of Salem amvod a few days, ago and is staying at tho New Cliff House. . . Miss Deborah Skirvn, of Falls City, arrivod recently and is sojourning at Nye beaeh. B. W. Beck, of Salem, is listed among the recent vacationists to arrive at the Grand. Clara Atwater, of Airlio, came in a few days ago for a brief sojourn and is a guest at the New Cliff Houso at Nye Beach. Mr. George March, of Falls City, ar rived during the week for a ten days vacation at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lemmon and sons, Oral and Pearl, of Salem, who have been sojourning at Tent City for a week, departed for nome Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Davies. of Salem, have opened an attractive cottage at Cherry City during the week. SHE GOULD NOT STAND OR WORK But Lydia L Pinkfaam's Vege table Compound Restored Her Health and Stepped Her Pains. Portland, Ind. "I had a displace ment and suffered so badly from it that at times 1 could not be on my feet at all. I was all run down and so weak I could not do my house work, was nervous and could not lie down at nicrht. I f took treatments from a physician but they did nothelp me. My Aunt recom mended Lydia E. Pinkham't Vege table Comrjound. I kZ-i tried it and now I yam strong and well i W apainanddomvown " " work and I give Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound the credit Mrs. Josephine Kimble, 935 West Race St, Portland, Ind. Thousands of American women give this famous root and herb remedy the credit for health restored as did Mrs. Kimble. For helpful suggestion In regard to ?uch ailments women are asked to write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of its long experience is at your se'-vice. 1 m v - - vvsri Hon. and Mrs. B. F, Eddy aud daugh ter, Dorothy, of Roseburg, arrived the I middle of the week and ere occupying the Allen, cottage for. the balance of j the season. Mr. Bddy is a member of j State legislature from Douglas County. Mrs. M. C. Dennis, of Falls City, is listed among the recent arrivals at the Aew Cliff House. 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cobb, of Portland. are enjoying a week's stay at the Nicolai at Nye beach. Mr. Cobb is in terested m the Falls Cty Lumber Co. Mrs. Mary Babcock and Mrs. Richard Erickson, of Salem, have opened a cot tage at Cherry City for an extended visit at the seashore. ITALIAN FORCES, (Continued from page one) Only Artillery Fighting. Paris, July 10. Artillery fighting in some sectors on the Picaidy and Marne fronts was reported by the French -ftur office today. "North of Montdidier and south of the Aisne, in the region of Chavigny farm, there was artillery fighting," the communique said. "1 rench trriops took prisoners in raids in the Champagne region. "Seven German airplanes were brought rlown and two captivo balloons snot down in flames on July 8." Constantinople Bombed. Constantinople, Via London, 'July 10. "Five onemy airplanes bombed Con stantinople this morning." tho Turkish war office anounccd today. "No dam age was done." Thirteen Planes Downed. iionaon, July au. British airmen brought down thirtoen Germun planes July 8 and lost four of their own, the air ministry announced today. More than 19 tons of bombs were dropped on enemy targets. PRELATES HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Baltimore, Md., July 10. Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop O'Conncll, of Rich mond, Va., had narrow escnpes from serious injury when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by another car driven by a negro on July 4, it became known today. The accident was reported to the automobile com missioner this afternoon. Tho car that hit the machine in which the prelates were riding belonged to Captain Hal Parr, widely known horseman, now in the remount service of the army. The driver will be given a hearing before the commissioner tomorrow. White House Restaurant To right 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 Fred Dawson Drug Co. NEWPORT, OREGON Drugs, Stationery, Faints, Wall Paper, Kodaks, Ice Cream Fishing Goods Sanitary Meat Market Dealer in Fresh Meats, Fish, Oysters, Clams, Crabs, Butter, Eggs Front Street, Newport, Oregon JOURNAL WANT ADS SELL TOURIST INN Situated on 2l2 acres 2 blacks from Nye Beach, with Nye Creek running through place. Good Beds Home Cooking arid Sea Food a cjecialty Under Chicago WHILE YOU ARE ON YOUR VACATION, BUY CHERRY CITY BAKING CO'S HOLSUM PRODUCTS FROM THE FOLLOWING DEALERS , Geo. II. 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: Broltcnbush Hot Springs,' Mt. Jefferson, Marion and Pamolia Lakes. Wo have now established a daily pack train and saddlo horses. Also have a mountain outfitting aud general merchandise store, at Detroit, Oregon. '. . For further information, Roy Newport, S. P. Lunch Counter, Albany, Oregon; or Detroit, Oregon. DeVaney Bros., Lapidaries NEWPORT, OREGON Hot Sea Baths Bldg., 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 Offices Miflthoro, Bath House. Hours 0 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 THREE Management. ' NICOLAI HOTEL ' Nye Beach, Overlooking the Ocean Under Management of Mrs. Katherine George ; Formerly Manager of Agate Beach Inn ft ' 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 23 Years in Business L.C.SMITH FEONT STREET Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Strictly Cash. City Delivery, O. O. D(