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VESLE-AINSE FRONT Gorman re
sistance continues along th.9 Velso-Aisne
front and the opposing artilleries are
engaged in a terrific duel, apparently
preparatory to another allied assault.
Allied detachments, clinging to the
north bank of the Vesle are successfully
resisting enemy efforts to dislodge
them.
riCARDY FRONT The French mado
another advanco north of Montdidicr.
occupying the west bank of the Avre
on the three-mile front between Bree
ches aud Morisel. A German raid south
east of Montdidier we rv?pul6ed. Ger
man artillery heavily shelled the Villers
Bretonueaux sector with gas.
Dr Carl Gregg Doney
Speaks At Monmouth
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Monmouth Or., Aug 6. Dr. Carl
Gregg Doney, president of Willamette
University gave a splendid address, at
the Normal Tuesday afternoon. The in
formation, coming from one so recent
ly at the front in France, was-doubly
interesting and of much value to stud
ents and citizens who were fortunate
enough to hear him.
On Thursday tho last chapel exer
cises of the summer session were held.
The principal address was given bvl
Superintendent Churchill who spoke on
the subject "The School Work in
Higher Educational Institutions."
Songs were sung by groups of students
and all Tejoiced- at tho close of school
and the thought of the home going
and vacation. Most of the students left
on the 4:15 train.
Miss Dintus left Thursday afternoon
for her homo in Indiana.
Miss Valck goes to visit her folks in
1'ortland.
Mr. Gentle, Mr. Gilinore, Mr. But
ler, Miss West and Miss Mcintosh ex
pect to spend tho greater part of the
short vacation at their homes in Mon
mouth. Miss Dovore Vnd Miss Lewis go to
Columbia Beach; Miss Taylor to Taco
ma and eastern Washington; Miss I'an
ot to her home in Roseburg. Prof Ide
and wife will join tho campers at the
beach. President and Mrs. Aekerniau
expect to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Lunn and family at Vancouver, B. C.
Miss Todd left Friday morning for her
homo iu Pennsylvania. Miss Radabaugh
and Miss Braniburg have planned an
outing at Crater Lake, after which
Miss Radabaugh goes to her home near
Eugene, Mifs Arbuthnot will visit in
Seattle; Miss Hnux will spend a few
days at the sea shore and the remain
der of her vacation at Cave, Oregon.
Miss Ricckcr left Tuesday for Tort
land whore she expects to visit friends
for a few days and see the Columbia
Highway. From there she goes to Seat
tle; then to Spokane whore she will
stop with friends for a week, then to
Butte, Salt Lake City and Cheyenne
for a few daya each. Then on to her des
tination, Silver City, New Mexico,
where she has a position in the Nor
mal school for the coming year. The
peoplo of Monmouth regret)' to lose
Miss RiecKer as the feeling is general
among them that she is one of the best
primary teachers our school has ever
had. Misa Dinius was another of the
splendid teachers who will not Return
again and we feel a grave mistake has
been made in letting them go, al
though we realize that most of them
havo secured better position's elsewhere.
Monmouth Women
Form Defense Council
CCanital Journal Special Service)
Monmouth, Or., Aug 6. A meeting
of tho women of Monmouth and vicin
ity was held Friday afternoon in the
I. O. O- F. hall for the purpose of or-
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gamming a nomans wirnw wura
for this district. Mrs. Winnie Braden of
Dallas, head of the County organization
was present and explained the work
which is to be taken up at an early
dato Dr. Laura Trice was appointed
chairman and Mrs. T. J. Edwards sec
retary of the local council. Miss Edna
Mills, head of the Home Economics de
partment was also present and gave a
most interesting talk on topics coming
under her department. One woman in
each district was appointed chairman
and will be responsible for the proper
execution of the work in her commun
ity. Mrs. T. J. Edwards wis appoint
ed chairman for Monmouth district;
Mrs. P. O. Powell, Coeran; Mrs- Hull,
Mistletoe; Mrs. Ed Rogers. Sunny
iHlr.re: Mrs. Comstnck. Antioch; Mrs.
Frank Longhany, Elkins. Each of the
women ere also expected . to act as
chairman of Women's Council of De
fense for their community. The work
of the two organizations are so similar
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FLANDERS FRONT British troops
repulsod a German raid northeast of
Merris and niad,-.) a successful trip intc
the boche lines ia the Nieppo forest.
Hostile artillery was active north of
Bethune.
SCOTLAND British clothing manu
facturers have taken a contract to refit
2,0OO,0U0 American soldiers.
FRANCE Renewal of the long range
bombardment of Paris today resulted
in some vie time and material damage.
GERMANY The Berlin Vossischa
Zietung hints at the possibility of a
Gorman retirement to the Mouse rivei
that the heads of each invariably work
together, which explains Mrs. Braden 's
and Miss Mills' coming at the same
time. Some of the things coming under
the plans of the defense council, are
the enrollment of young women for
Red Cross nurses and Child Welfare
work. The Home Economics Department
will take a census of all food on hand
in every home, especially canned or
dried products and will make a special
offort to encourage every housewife to
help in this way all she possibly can
to conserve the food supply. The slo
gan adopted by the department is,
''No Tin Cans Opened in Polk County
Next Year.''
ROLL OF HONOR
(Continued from page one)
O. Bernhart, Kennewick, Wash.
S. Buchalski, Michigan City, Ind.
L. F. Vans, Marcus, Iowa
O. C. Ewavt, Blockton, Iowa
A. G. Hutchinson, Webster City, Ia.
G. F. Lilquist, Stanton, Iowa
R. E. Mikkclson, North Yakima, Wn.
B. W. Mohler, Bedford, Iowa
V. Robbing, Bedford, Iowa
T. Strike, Chicago
Sergea-nts
B. Kreciejcwski, Chicago
A. W. Mayfield, Waggoner, 111.
Corporal G. Rudnick, Chicago
Private G. C. Holthaus, Becksmeyer,
111.
Privates
J. G. Piper, North Venice, 111.
O. H. Rhodes, Coining, Iu.
A. Siikalo, Chicago
,T. Teney, Peoria, 111,
Lieutenants
W. II. Howard, Lockport, 111.
E. C. Wcstervelt, Lincoln, Neb.
Sergeants
O. F. Anderson, Corning, Iu.
R. Fisher, Sunnysiile, Wash
A. J. Grabowski, Beatrice, Neb,
H. W. Pace, Coining, la.
Corporal W. Vogel, Chicago
Cook, J. W. Webb, Wiunetoon, Nob.
Privates
F. Accdo, Sohnonville, Ariz.
C. E. Gerggren, Chicago
II. M. Bladon, Clearfield, Ia.
A. A. GurulaB, Ban Francisco
C. G. llegler, Walker, Cal.
'A. B. Ficke, Payette, Idaho
F. Younz, Liberty, Neb.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Corporals
E. Backman, Park City, I'tah
C. E. Bey, Ogden, Utah
The Marine List Follows
Killed in Action
Sergeants
W, H. Cooper, Rochester, N. Y.
II. G. Laccy, Lancaster, Texas
R. M. Mnbry, Poplar Bluff, Md.
F. L. Tignor, Richmond, Va.
R. B. Tucker, Leer, Mich.
Privat es
H. Hatthorne, Superior, Wis.
R. A. Nitsche, Leavenworth, Kan.
Died of Wounds
Privates
C. O. Rosell, Orange, Cal.
E. S. Short, Cashmere, Wash.
F. C. Mosher, Brooklyn, N. X.
Wounded SefeTely
Privatesi
F. B- Dosch, Chicago
C. R, Gliddtn, Dekalb, 111.
S. Grasso, Houma, Iowa
T. Harteubower, Caldwell, Idaho
W. W. Huggett, Hazelcrcst, 111.
F. H. Hulinger, Chicago
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Sacomi Lieutenant A. G. Skelton,
Corvallis, Oregon
Hergcant C. W. Watson, Buxton, Or
Corporals G. E. Filek, Chicago
G. Gulberg, Chicago
T. I. Kerr, Fenton, HI.
II. N. Cantero, San Francisco
C. A. Sawyer, Bassett, Neb,
Privates
G. Arelhardt, Troy, 111.
(!. O. Bruncr, Chicago
T. T. Carey, Walnut, Iowa
It. T. Checkering, Chicago
F. Collier. Sprinefield. 111.
j ('. A. ('melius, Chicago
E .E. Kblcrt, Wilmette, III.
A. L Lake, La Grange, HI.
J. M. Rood, Crir-ago
A. J. Richardson, West McIIcnry, JU
PERFECT WEATHER
CONDITIONS PREVAIL
AT -COAST REM
Newport ArJ Surrounding
Beaches Are Mare At
tractive Than Ever
(By ETHEL TOOZE)
Newport, Or., Aug. (i. Even tlie
most heralded summer resorts cannot
excel in na mat allurements, the New
port of this season. Perfect weather
continues and the fresh, dewy morn
ings are enticing many sluggards to
arise early and take a short, brisk
walks along tho beach, returning to
the breakfast table with whettened ap
petite. Sunsets, glorious Ibeyond de
scription, have illumined the western
sky of lato and hundreds of resorters
find their way eae.h"evening to an elo
vated spot where the great fiery ball
may be seen dipping into the brilliant
sea, splashing the heavens with flam
ing prismatic colorings.
Salem has contributed generously to
the summer population of Newport this
season. Motorists from the capital city
make the trip without difficulty in a
day and an additional pleasure is added
to the vacation trip when tho journey
can bo made in an auto, which can bo
used for much pleasuring upon arrival
at Nowport. Colonel Hofer of Salom,
drove in the middle of tho week to
open his Agato beach cottage for his
family, who will arrive later in the
week. Colonel lioter, with his usual
originality made tho trip to Newport
with the same horse and buggy that he
has used for a similar purpose for some
tiftecn years.
Air. aud JUrs. i'red TInelsen ot Salem
motored to Newport the last of tho
week and have opened their attractive
Agato beach summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kimmons ot Sa
lem ore among tho luteat arrivals tit
tho New Cliff House et Nye beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown of Sa
lem are numbered among the latest
campers to arrivo at Whittens;
Rev. and Mrs. Richard M. Avison
and daughter, Genevieve, of Salem are
cozily established in a cottago at Sea
Crest,'
Colonel John Leader, Military direct
or of tho University of Oregon, is so
journing at this bench at the N'icolai.
Mr. and Mrs. C. liregory anu son or
Salem are at Red Fern this week. The
Gregory's have as their guest, William
Whito of Salem.
Mrs. .Roma Hunter and Mrs. A. L,
Johnson of Salem, were hostesses at a
charming ' ' 500 ' i party at Mrs. John
son's cottago at Nyo beach Monday
nigli. After an evening at cards, de
licious refreshments were served. Hon
ors were awarded to Mrs. Charles Sa
main. Those enjoying this delightful
affair were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hut
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Statton, Mr.'
and Mrs. Roma Hunter, Mrs. Harry
Kedfern of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Samain of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Wnnke of Albany and the hostesses.
Mrs. J. E. Allison of Salem, is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown at
Whittens this week.
Mrs. W, M. Lauder of Salem is num
bered among the latest visitor at the
Grand at Newport.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. S. Gile of Salem are
enjoying a short .sojourn at Newport.
Mr. anil Mrs. L. S. Sheldon of Salem
who have been et Red Fern for a fort
night, departed tho lust of tho week for
their fiome.
Mr. and Mr. William McGilchrist
and children, Josephino and William,
and Miss Ethel McGilchrist of Salem,
who have been at Newport for a month,
returned homo Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Harper of Gcrvais is among
the latest arrivals at Nye beach.
Air- and Mrs. Ira Mehrling of Falls
City motored to the beach the last of
tho week for a week's visit at this
point. .
Mrs'. Harry Wicdmer and child and
Miss Florence Wicdmer of Salem, ar
rived at tho Abbey the last of the week
for a few days visit.
J. F. Allison of Salem is enjoying a
vacation at Newport as a guest of the
C'opeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H. Albert and fam
ily of Salem, motored to Newport this
week, arriving Friday night. The Al
berts report a wonderful trip over.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tate of Salem ar
rived recently and are guests of the
New Cliff House at Nye 'beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman of Sa
lem, recently visited Newport. The
Zimmermans'plan to make a hiking trip
to Marshfield before returning home.
Mrs. G. D. Wilson and daughter,
Rhea, of Salem came in tho last of the
T. M. Rutledge, Metropolis, 111.
A. R. Wilmanns, Chicago
W. R. Barrett, Chicago
A. F. Brennan, Chicago
J. E. Ellis, Crete, Neb.
8- P. Gilbert, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
J. Hale, Seattle, Wash.
M. R. Jain, Boulder, Colo.
A.-J. Senecal, Oakland, CaL
J.- A. TupK-r, Poi atclo, Idaho
J. M. Uhrig, Sterling, Colo.
week and are guests of the New Cliff
House at Aji beach. ,
Tha Misues Kate and Myrtlo Houx I
of Monmouth "are listed among tho lat- j
est arrivals at tho iaundors.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Underhill of Sa
lem, arrived recently and are occupying
a cottage at Sea Crest for a two weeks
stay. i
Mrs. H. W. awk aud Airs. E. J. sner
nsin of MeMinnville, are ensconced
in a cottage at Cozy Camp this week.
Mrs. W. G- Wilcox and daughter,
Maude, of Salem are domiciled in a
tent house at Tent ity for an indefi
nite visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Siddall of Salem ar
rived during the week and is located
at Rose City Lodge.
Mrs. Scott Jones, Mrs. Adelaide
Jones, Verne Jones and Gordon Jones
of Gervads aro occupying a cottage at
Rose City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bewley of Inde
pendence are registered at the Saun
ders house this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Littler and son
Robert, of Salem are located at one of
the Sea Chest cottages for a two weeks
visit. "
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Busick of Salom
are among the most recent cottagers
to arrivo at Cozy Camp at Nye beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Matlock and
family of Dallas, came over during the
week and are at Tent city.
The Misses Vera Cutsforth and Dolo
Ludlcy of Gervais are among the lat
est campers to arrive at Rose City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Fitts of Salom
are enjoying an outing at Nye beach
it the New Cliff Houso.
The Misses Lepha and Oda Blodgott
cif Dallas arrived recently and are en
cottaged at Tent city.
Glen Lengron of Salem, nnd Robert
Harper of Gervais are visiting with
friends at Rose City Lodge.
Mrs. J. II. Eaton of Independence is
among the latest arrivals at Nye beach
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Button and fami
ly of Salem are among the latest cot
agors to arrive at Sunnyside lodge.
Air, and Mrs. John Roberts of Sa
lem motored to Nowport Saturday for
a short stay at the 'beach.
The Misses Frieda spitznan ana uci
en Dovkabach of Salem, who havo been
at Cherry City for two week, departed
for homo Sunday".
Miss A. (service of Silvorton, is
among the many murion cuumy pi-um
sojourning here.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. D. Rigga of Salein
caino in tho last of the week for a
short, stav.
Mr, aud Mrs. Percy M. Varney of Sa
lem arrived at tho Copeland recently
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hanimel of Fulls
City are registered at the New Cliff
house at Nyo beach.
Mr. and Mrs. S- M. Endicott aud
daughter, Genevieve, of Salom aro en
joying their vacation at Nyo beach.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. Brookins of Sa
lem aro passing tho week at tho New
Cliff Houso at Nyo beach.
Mrs. P. P. Wriuht and sons, Floyd
land Veral, of McMinuvillo are domi
ciled at Sea Crest for a threo weeks
1 tnv.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dielschnie
der and family of MeMinnville, arriv
ed during tho week and aro at Cozy
Camp. ' .
Mrs. J- A. Terry and son of Dallas,
came in tho lust of the week and aro at
Tent city. ,
. The Misses Beuna and Georgia I'iske
of Dallas are enjoying their vacation
domiciled at Tent city-
Mrs. Edwin Rostein and daughter,
Marie, of Salem are registered at the
Abbey for an indefinite stay at the
beach.
Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Edward
Bcllci- of Independence are enjoying a
two weeks stay at Tent city.
The Misses Helen Poling and Paulina
Codo of Dallas, are enjoying a vaca
tion at Nyo bearh encamped at Tent
city. , . .
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Baker of Salem
arrived at Newport tho last of the
week. '
A Strange Fact
About Indigestion
A strnngo fact about indigestion
with which comparatively few people
are acquainted, is that nine times out
of ten pain in the stomach after eating
lis duo to food lermeniaiion anu u-
'ity; which, as any doctor or druggist
'can tell you, is almost instantly re
hieved by taking a teaspoonful of pure
iBi-nesia (powdered form) in little hot
I water immediately after eating or
whenever pain iB felt. Pure Bi-nesia is
I obtainable of druggists everywhere and
lif everyone would adopt this simple
plan, indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stoin
.'ach, gas and flatulence would soon be
unknown.
C. E. WAIT
Agate Cutter and Manufactur
ing Jeweler
Open the year round.
Nye Beach, Newport
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FROM THE FOLLOWING DEALERS
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E. R. Saxton & Co.' Yaquina, Oregon.
Morris & Hallmark, VValdport, Oregon.
DeVaney Bros;, Lapidaries
NEWPORT, OREGON
not Sea Baths Bldg., opp. Cliff House
Precious and Seml-Prccious Stones Cut
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Mail Orders a Specialty
Dr. R.P.Bradford and Wife
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Offices Minthora Bath Houce.
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Serving
Paramount Artcraft,
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Photo Plays
One block west of Postofficc
Newport, Oregon
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and
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Formerly Tourist Inn
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Massage and Hydro
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F50NT STREET
Groceries,
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To right of Boat Landing
Good Eats, Good Beds at Oood PricfcS,
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