The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15

harvest noon adds enjoyment WIN
ps brilliant illumination. The full
tides at night, With harbor lights and
bopares on shore. the bay resembles
fairyland.
Newport Easy Of Access
TRANSFORMATION facilities make
Nevport the most enjoyable Of sea
side resorts. Leave Salem at IL a.
m wait 81 minutes at Albany, and at
sos YOU are at Yaquina, the head OF
the bay The train crew are all old
experienced hands, and supt Edwin
stone is a born master caterer to the
public in providing safety and com
fort The Western Transportation
Company. Of which NJ. NJ. Davis Is
president. operates the solid passen'
ger schooner Richardson between
Yaouina and Newport, with Capt
ROYAL A. Bensell in the pilot house.
A pleasant and refreshing voyage
lands the passenger at Newport
Good Hotel Accommodations.
The hotel accommodations at New
mort are better than ever. Mrs. Case
and daughters have their usual sum
mer guests at the large and restful
Ocean house. Mr. and Mrs. Abby
have so long entertained the public
we'll they never lack for guests. sam
Irvine at Nye Creek. looks after the
comforts of people so well he Is
always full. The old Bay View house
has an energetic new management
Jacobsen & Fogarty Capt. Jacobsen
was for seven years in the life saving
service. and has for partner Jack
Fogarty. a son Of John Fogarty. They
have a reputation to make for hospi'
tality and will prove unremitting In
their. attentions.
How People Live.
How do we live? Well. besides the
hotels mentioned there are boarding
houses. aplenty, and rates very rea'
sonable First.class board and room
from 81 20 Sl25 a day, even at good
hotels. is cheap considering the deli
cacies one gets Fresh salt water
Ash. crabs. clans. oysters, rock oys'
ters. vegetables and fruits In abund'
ance are on all the tables. There are
stln plenty of cottages 10 be had at
from $50 to $50 for the season ae'
cordlng TO location and furnishings
A one or two room cottage, TO cook
and eat In, with tent for sleeping Is
popular combination.
Tentine ls Lovely.
| prefer to sleep In tent at the
ocean. All talk about the dampness
of the night air may be discounted.
have for years carried typewriter to
the seaside, and my tent opens on th'
hay. not hundred feet from the
farthest reach OF high tide, and tbs
machine has not grown rusty, My ten
floor is OF red clover with coltsfoo
blooming all around the beds. BY
night the roaring surf OF the ocean
luils 20 slumber, by day the dronlne
bumblebee makes II easy TO take an
afternoon nap. The table is supplied
with the latest books and magazines,
while the sideboard Ia not without the
customary provisions OF hospitality
and civilization
Personals.
Mrs. w c. Tlnson and daughters
are in cottage at Nye Creek,
Squire Farrar and family are at
their summer home at Seal Rock.
supt and Mrs. Clark OF the Deaf
mute school were at Nye Creek few
days
ed Sullivan went over 10 Salem
Monday to look after some property
he has three miles east OF the city.
Mrs. A. h, Croasman and family are
at their cottage at Bay View, Her
mother Mrs. McCully OF Portland will
Join her soon.
Capt Edwards and bride OF Lafay.
ette are occupying a cottage at Bay
View.
Russell Wyatt of Albany was In a
large party OF surf bathers Sunday,
and went to Toledo TO attend court
Monday.