Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-19

storms that are incident to the Nortl
Pacific, the tower, which rears itsel
l20 feet above the level of the sea
sways to and fro pereeptibly. WslkinI
between the different outbuildings j
next TO impossible, ropes stretched be
tween the buildings being necessary.
Three keepers attend the light whiel
burns continuously from sunset to sun
rise.
The lighthouse was formerly locate,
on the north entrance to Yaquina bay
the building now serving as the lif,
saving station.
/ Dr. G.. j. Smith, democratic nominee
for governor of Oregon, was included
among the beach arrivals Sunday. DR.
Smith and party made the trip TO New
port via automobile and left Monday
George F. Rodgers, ex-mayor OF Sa
lem, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, Miss Margaret, reached the
beach the latter part of the past wee,
and are located at the Damon house
The Rodgers expect TO remain in New
port for n fortnight, returning to the
Capital city on foot by way of the
Silctz basin. They made similar trip
last year.
Miss Eta White, of Salem, is listed
among dhe registrations at the Osburn,
Nye Beach.
Mrs. A. l.. Winkley and son, of Cor.
wallis, reached Newport the middle of
last week and will pass a brief vaea.
tion here as guests of the Abbey.
Mrs. Mabel Ries and Mrs. M. /. Har.
rison, both from Salem, are house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. |. d. Driver, also of
the Capital city, at the Driver cottage
at Tent city.
j. e. Ellis and daughter, Gertrude,
and son, Homer, leave for their home
in Dallas tomorrow after a two weeks
stay at Tent city. Mr.. Ellis is con
nccted with the Dallas post office.
The Misses Goldie Williams and
Clara Dick, of. Silverton, are domiciled
at the Home" Nye Beach.
Ralph Cronise, who has been in New.
port for the past two weeks, left Mon.
day for his home in Salem.
Charles b. MoOres, chairman of tae
republican state central committee, with
headquarters at Portland, is in New.
port for short vacation. Mr.. MOOres
is regular summer visitor to Newport.
Mrs. l.. G. Mccoy and daughter Of
Salem were included among The Thurs.
day night arrivals. They, are stopping
at the Abbey.
Mrs. f. ii. Reeves ard Mrs. C. Whit
ney, who have been passing few days
at the Home" left today for their
homes in Salem.
The Misses Ruth and Edith Fugate,
OF Salem, are spending short vaea.
tion at Nye Beach as guests of the
Osburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laheree, of Salem, were
listed among last week 3 arrivals at
Nye Beach. The Laherees are regis.
tered at the New Cliff House.
Miss Lon Java Hatch, of Salem, came
to Newport Saturday and is stopping
at the Osburn, Nye Beach.
Mrs. Il. A. johnson, of Albany, and
Mrs. Roy Knox, of Eugene, left last
week for their homes after a three
weeks stay at Sea Crest.
Mrs. M. 4. Watson and daughter,
Miss Katherine, of Eugene, left the
middle of last week for their home in
Eugene after three days sojourn at
this watering place. Miss Watson is
student of the University of Oregon.
Mrs. p. Shelly, OF Salem, is estab
lished in one of the cottages at Tent
City. Mrs. Shelley has as her guests
Mrs. Louisa Millard and Mrs. M. A..
Davis, of Beatrice, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray King, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. King, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Hing and Mrs. Fay Dempsey, all OF
Portland, made trip to Newport last
week in the gasoline pleasure launch
|" Eola, formerly owned by John
Rodgers of Salem.
Fred Rhodes, of Eugene, was includ.
ed among Thursdays arrivals at the
Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chris Laehelle, of Sa.
lem, are passing a short vacation al
Nye Beach as guests Of the New Cliff
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, E. Gwin, of Salem,
are at the beach for brief sojourn.
DR.. and Mrs. Cannon, of Eugene, ar.
rNeu III Newport sunday in an auto.
mobile for few days sojourn at the
beach.
The Misses vola Selg and Clytie
Hall, of Falls City, arrived at the beach
Friday to pass few days as guests of
the Abbey.
A. Wilhelm and daughter, of Monroe,
are sojourning at this resort as guests
of the Copeland. Mr.. Wilhelm s son,
A. Wilhelm, Jr., has returned home.
A.. b. Gibson, of Salem, reached the
beach Thursday to pass few days at
Nye Beach as a guest of the Hotel
Kelly.
Squire Fasrar, formerly postmaster at
Salem, arrived in Newport Wednesday
on his way to his summer cottage at
Seal Rocks.
Mrs. j. w. Hamilton and two daugh,
tiers, Helen Jane and Merle, OF Rose.
burg, are enjoying two weeks outing
at Nye Beach.
Mrs James r. Bowlby and son, Stan.
ley, have departed for their nome in
Portland, after passing several DAYS