Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-02

ties are very angry DtcduHo the uOdb
will not come back to them, and Cap
tain jacobson would have to be man
with an India-rubber conscience to do
his duty by the company and also ac-
commodate the stragglers. One slim
youth. tall and with a red necktie,
with a little sawed-off grille clinging
to his arm, came ploughing down the
hill Sunday evening through the sand
from Nye Creek. and the boat was
nearly out Of sight. He rushed over
onto the dock and shouted to the feet
ing steamer in vain, while the crowd
guyed him and the young woman
blushed and rushed George down TO
the float where there was launch
that was soon putting away with them
in it's little cabin, and they were sure
Of a lovely time because they had it
all to themselves. It cost little more,
but what does young man in love
care for expensef
A Fine Base Ball Game.
Saturday Witnessed one Of the stiff
fest base ball games Of the season at
Newport between the Newport team,
mostly visitors, and the Corvallis nine.
The score was to l in favor Of New
port. and this one was made by Brad
shaw, n Newport man who is no long
er a kid, but naturally a player. Frank
Blackerby Of Bandon pitched for New
port, and this nephew Of the Silver
ton dentist is about the prettiest pitch
or on the coast. The game Sunday
was between Corvallis and the Siletz
team, and stood IL 10 2 in favor Of
the Hayseed college boys. The game
was we'll attended and well managed |
by w. G. Ewing, who has great sue
,ess in arranging games and pulling
them of on time. There Is to be a
prize fight one night this week, and
Newport Is putting on sporting airs.
There is the usual contingent Of gam
,lers here every summer, but, like 9th.
n sports that depend on the crowds,
hey have slim picking. The incoming
.rowds are increasing. and the month
# August promises better than July.
3onfres on the beaches and warmer
water for surf bathing are adding TO
he daily and nightly pleasures.
Newport's Social Side.
Captain James p. Patrick enter
aimed a party Of friends and relatives
With dinner party at the Monterey
iotcl on Monday afternoon. Iowa rep
esentatiyes are here from Fayette
ounty and different parts Of the old
Iawkeye state
The principal hotels down town are
veil filed and are putting guests into
outside rooms. But Newport has won
lcrful expansive powers when It
omes 20 holding a crowd,
Among those at the Grand Pacific
IRE Chas. Stats aud wife, North Yak
ma; Mrs. c.. II. Park, Eugene; w. B.
lrane and wife, Portland; Mrs. lillian
NcMorris, Portland; Mrs. Thomas A.
purdy, walla Walla; A. h. Mcclellan,
?. d. Nicklin, Portland; A. c. West
gate and wife, Albany; Mrs. Northrup
md Mrs. Alice Harder, Portland.
At the Abbey house; VIM. S. Crow
IN, Medford; l.. A. Madison and wife,
Dallas; J. r. MAR, d. McLaren, p. II.
Downs, Jos. Dixon, Boise, Ida; +. j.
Randall, Los Angeles; G. i. Lansing
,nd wife, Salem, aud Mrs. Nora Bow
nan, West Unity, o.; r. NJ. Walker,
independence; II. II. Hobbs, Paul r.
Niloughby, Eugene; John l.. Sweeney,
Salom.
Bay View hotel' Leon l.. Cox, Ban
Ion; NJ. Arant, Monmouth; c. M. Stout
md wife, Roseburg; DIR. George W.
Biggers, la Grande; Mrs G. C. GLOW
n, Rifle, Coli f. +. wyman and wife,
ialena. Kan; Hanna Austin, Fargo, n.
D.; Mrs. T. X. Ford, Salem; G. A. Craw
ford. Frankfort. Kan.
Martin Maloney. agent for the Chi
,agO, Milwaukee & st, Paul R. r., Of
Fayetto. Ia, accompanied by his wife
and daughter are "ehaperoning' the
following party of Fayette county eiti'
TENS;
John Turner aud wife, George
shaaer and wife, H. Matthews and