Newberg graphic., March 28, 1902, Image 5

NEWBERG GRAPHIC SUPPLEMENT
VOL. XIV.
NEWBERG, OREGON, MARCH 28, 1902.
NO. 19
P K IZ K KSSAY ON TOBACCO.
continue so, until there will l>e no more Sisco lias moved to Seattle.
Joe Mattey who lives west of town and
Miss Annie Dudley who teaches the tobacco grown
who lias leased t’labe Bryan’s place near
Chehalem Center school, recently had
the cemetery (or a term of years, has
her scholars engage in competitive es-
iil'N tit:»: i t k m s
destroyed a number of fruit trees 011 the
say writing upon the subject of ‘ 'tonac-
| place which caused some trouble ite-
co.” The essays were judged in Port-
Miss Mattie I'urvis went to Portland tween Mattey and Rryan. On Friday
land, first place being awarded in Edna
morning about 6 o’clock Clahe noticed
Everest, aged ten years, whose essay Monday.
follows:
Plowing is n full blast in all tlie prune tlie fence down near his house and went
Tobacco.
to see tlie.cause o f it, when Mattey came
orchards now.
I out of the house with a shotgun and
Tobacco is a plant that is covered with
Roe Robinson has been on the sick
told Clalie lie would blow his brains
clammy hairs. It has long.
broad, list for a few days.
out. As lie took aim at Bryan's breast
green leaves that grow on a stout, erect
Hans Nelson has the K. T. Ryan hop
Matter's fool slipped which threw tile
stem. The stem grows from two to five
yard all ready for the plow
harrelofthe gun downward and the
feet high, with tdossoms that are of a
Mrs T. R. Warren has been very sick load of DB shot hit Clahe on tlie inside
pinkish, white color. These grow at
the top of the stem. The blossoms for the past week but is some better | of the right knee making a terrible
wound, tearing away tlie tiesh and lead­
form a seed-pod which is full of very, now.
Walter Livongoo.| and M. Yergeti ers leaving tlie hone hare. He was
very, small brown seeds. These seeds
are planted in a well prepared seed lied. were passengers on the down train brought to town and Dr. Michaux sum-
I moned. He took out part of tlie shot,
At times of the year to suit tlie climate, •Monday morning
when from two to tive inches high, they
Chas Parrott and Harold
Prince but a number are left ill the knee vet,
are transplanted in well prepared soil made a trip to the county seat the first the probabilities being that he will be a
j cripple for life, ft is generally consid-
Then they are cultivated, properly, un­ ot tlie week. Looks suspicious boys.
j ered a cowardly assault on an unarmed
til a certain stage. At this time they
B. Groth lias lieeti pounding away at
Mattey lias
are topped and suckered in order that the iron for tlie past week and now we and unsuspecting man.
the strength wili go to the leaves to see some tine harrows in front of his liten arrested and put under bonds.
make them develop properly. When shop
Itanl K n t a t e T r a n s f e r * .
the leaves show yellow spots they are
L. K. Hall was up the first of the
Reported by tlie Yamhill Co. A list met
cut and laid in piles to wilt. Then they
week trying to patch up a difficulty lie- Co. at McMinnville, Oregon, for the
are hung up in a dry place to dry, and
tween H. T. Purvis and F B. Welter week ending Marcii 25, 1902.
when dried they are of a rich brown
over a wood deal.
Winfred Hopkins a w to N N * K
color.
Neal I 2 b c Cosines 3rd add to
We
hear
the
merchants
kicking
about
Tobacco was first grown on the island
McMinnville
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550
of Hispaniola, by the native Indians. the credit business. Why don’ t they
Albert Sisco to R V Harris 40 a in
join
the
merchants
protective
associa­
It was rolled up and smoked. It was
Joel Perkins die t 4 s r 3 w
3600
N it .
introduced into the old country by Sir tion?
Anna E Shearer to laittie Decker
Walter Raleigh
a near Newberg
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I. t r a Y K T T K ITKMS
The nicotine in tobacco is poisonous
H 0 Paulsen a w to J Stanbrougli
Its uses are various. It is smoked,
small tract in sec 0 l 3 s r 2 w
5
chewed and snuffed, and used some­
Newt
Hembree
is
preparing
to
move
J
it
Rogers
a
w
to
Mary
M
Snell
pt
what for medicine. Yes. it is harmful
I 2 b 7 Sheridan
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to those that use it in any form. The his family to Portland.
Mrs. J. W. Martin is very sick h i Imr James W Allen a w to DC Newman
use of it in any way takes away the ap­
2s.88 a sec 6 t 2 s r 4 w ............. 850
petite, and it is a filthy habit. It leads home east of town witli pneumonia
to drinking and makes boys deceitful,
Harry Blongh is leaching school ill Masonic Lodge to E Nortlirup b
because they deny that they use it district 23 known as tlie Crawford dis-
1 260 Masonic cemetery McMinn­
Tobacco also creates an appetite that is tiict.
ville ...........................................
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hard to get ri.i of.
Our saloon keeper plead guilty to A E Moore a w to A C Staiihrougli
The cigarettes are very harmful. In selling liquor to minors ami was fined
et al 8.60 a sec 6 t 3 s r 2 w . .
200
the large cities they have boys to go $50 liv Judge Burnett.
P ohkv .
Masonic Lodge to James Reid 1 478
and gather up al the old stumps of ci­
The county Sunday School conven­
Masonic cemetery McMinnville. . 20
gars they can find. Then they are
tion was held here last week. There William Hull to D liennett 129 a t
brought hack to the factory where they
was a profitable tune anil a gtxsl crowd.
5 s r 5 w
3500
are made into cigarettes. The tobacco
Mr. Brigliutn who lately moved here
Marriage Licenses
that is put in them is of the worst kind.
The people used to huy their cigarettes from Nebraska is putting in a feed chop­ Martha A Glenn 18 A H Kerry
34
already rolled, but now many roil them per at his place near tlie public school Kathleen Kuykendull 19 Chas Lamp
themselves. The paper that they roll house.
■nan 24
Mr. Sisco lias sold his place in low s Ollie Young
them in is bieachedin arsenic.
38 Win 8 Jones
34
I wonder how long the world will known as tlie Hal Poppleton place to a
One dollar in advance secures the
use the poisonous weed? The use of it Mr. Harris of Amity for $3000. Mr.
has been decreasing and we hope it will Harris lias moved his family here. Mr. Graphic for one year.