Newberg graphic., August 28, 1903, Image 4

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I ssued e v e r y F rid a y
thanks, Mr.
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B. H. WOODWARD; Editor i
A few days spent out at New­
port while theChemawa Indians
$1.00 Per Y ear in A # a n e $ * are rendesvouzed there wbuld
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the authorities df the training
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school are civilizing the Siwash
®ortian(L is running to hfefea according td a strictly scientific
this year dii street carnivals) but principle—along the line o f least
the midwfty fakirs are ebrres- resistance. It seçmed that about
all the time which the Indians
pondingly happy.
were not spending playing band
Talk about “ dog days!*’ Here music w as utilized in making
the month o f August is alhiost public announcements o f public
past, and we have had Veky few dances; Which the rising gener­
days wakm enough tb keep a ation o f bravts busied themselves
ipup comfortable withbut A fire. in giving at every opportunity.
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Even at thfe Indian institute,
The gold standard don’t ap­ held in the big ántjitonlun, it
pear to have wbfketf V hy ¡great was stated that lor every public
hardship on Bkyan, since it Is re­ announcement directly concern­
ported that he recently paid ing the institute» tw o o f three
$1206 for a team o f chestnut would follow advertising a
carriage horses; Along in ’63 dance Somewhefte given by the
you tould haVe found any nuin- Indians—presumably ah object
ber o f fellow's standing on the lesson on the putting in practice
street corners w ho would have o f the theories put forth in the
volunteered tb tell ybu the price institute. The authorities seem
o f such a team o f high steppers bent on civilizing the heels o f the
in silver, but times have changed red men just at présent, doubt­
rince then and now one o f those less for the reason that the
philosophers w on't stop to talk young bucks had a start from
to you short o f $2.50 a day.
their fathers on dancing lines,
and ít* proves easier to exhibit
The disastrous fire which bc-
results here than when the same
Curred last w eek, when one of
amount o f work is filmed at the
the substantial residence^ of
upper story.
It is all well
_ Newberg went Up in siboke,
enough to give the Indian chil­
showed up an existing condition
dren plenty 8f healthful recre­
Which ought to be remedied at as
ation, and we are n ot saying
fearly a day as possible. While
that; they shouldn’t be allowed
we have good tneans for fighting
to do a two-step now and then:
fire within a certain radius,
but it stands to reason that they
there is quite h large portion of
can’t dance themselves into civil­
the tow n that can’t be keached
ization o f a very high order.
from the hydrants As they are
What thé service most Deeds is a
n ow located. When the water
management that háb highei
mains were laid the hydrants
ideals of living and which can in
were distributed as well as could
spire the same in the students;
be, n o doubt, with thfe mtmey at
that has a proper sense o f tht
hand, and the difficulty which
relative values o f lilt, and that
Will be met with when the plac­
will adininister affairs at the
ing o f more fire hydrants is con­
Indian school accordingly. The
sidered will be the lack o f water
authorities doubtless imagine
pipes o f sufficient size to give
that they are doing a great work
pressure; leading from the mains.
for the government’^ proteges,
T o take up the smaller pipe and
but if so; they have a poor way
put doWn larger means a heavy
o f advertising it. Lfet the In­
expense, but it is probable that
dians dance to tHéir owtt music
the difficulty could be largely
rather than to that pafd for by
overcome by investing in five
hundred feet more o f hose, which taxpayers.
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ness and w e are prepared
to satisfy all wants in this
direction.
W e have a
large stock to select from,
and if you don't see what
you Want, call for it and “
We afe the
PIONEER
FURNITUR®
DEALERS.
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VEHICLES, H A R N E SS,
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The Southern Pacific Company
has placed bn sale at very low
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BIN D IN G T W tfiE .
rates round trip tickets to the
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various reports along its lines,
I invite the public to examine my stock and prices and satisfy
and also, in connection with the
yourselves
that the Studebaker goods are tbe best in tbe mark’d ,
Corvallis and Eastern Railroad,
and are warranted to give entire satisfaction'
to Detroit and the Seaside at
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Yaquina Bay, latter tickets good
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for return until October 10th.
Three-day tickets to Yaquina
Bay, good going Satukdays, re­
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turning Mondays, are bn sale at
greatly reduced rates froiA all
points Ehgerifeand north on both
East ail'd West Side linefr, en-j
abling people to spend Sunday
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trip rates are also made between
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pebble to spend Sunday in the.
cbtmtry and . thfe t out-of-town
pfeople to have the day hi Port-
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Tickets from jFbftland to Ya­
The most desirable main crop potato,-being the stron^St in
quina Bay good for return via
grb^ln', the heaviest y»elder, finest keeper add best shipping
AlbAhy and East Side, or Cor­
late variety in cuUnatipn; the vines are wonderfully vigor­
vallis and West Side, , at option
ous and the tubers lie closely together'in the hill. THe
o f passenger.; Baggage checked
tubers are handsoAie, oblbng, thick atiA round in fonfi, few
through to »Newport. A new
and shallow eyes; skin pure white and quite thin, but firm
and tough, the flesh beiiYg pure white, dry and flouly.
feature at NeyirodVk this year will
be An up-to-date kindekgkrten,
Imported
grown by Frank W ood. .
in cltarge ol aA experience Chi­
Christenson & Seeley, Agents and Salesmen.
cago teacher.
A beautifully illustlratAl book ­
let, describing the s&side resorts
on Yaquina BAy, hAA been pub­ Htyvy, Cured III CotU*
1 l.y- of Chamberlain’s fcolic, Cholera
lished by thfe Southern Pacific
Siclan’s T m innent Hnd
and biarrhoea Reined y, àird in
Fulled.
anti Corvalllsi & A s te r n rail­
'*My boy whrfi four years old half an hour he was sleepirtg and ,
road«, and can be secured from
soon recovered.”—-®. L- Wilkins;
any o f their agents or by Ad­ v\&a taken with Vblffe and cramps
his stomach. I sent for the doc* Shell Lake, Wist Mr. Wilkins \k
dressing W. E. ComAVl, G. P.
b'okkeeper for the Shell Laki
S. P. Co., Portland1, or EdwlA Voir and he injected morphine, but
I L'imlwr Co. For kale by C.
Stone, Manager C. A E. R. R a j the child kept getti ig «u
Moore <k Cor.
Albany, Oregon»
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It is encouraging to note that
a good many loads o f gravel are
passing through tow n on the
way to the country roads. The
good roads movement seems
sometimes to get on With slow
momentum in this country, but
the sight of a w agon loaded
with gravel tends to keep one’s
spirits up?
Reduced Excursion Rates to tin*
Seaside and MountiMh Re­
sorts for the Summer.
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There is just one thing about
R. W. Kelsey donned his fight­
fhe passefiger tkuin on oUk little ing togs last week and took his
railroad in common with ah up-1 male quartette, accompanied by
tb-date overland krain, and thfit the writer, out to Yfiquina Bay
is the new whistle which has to do aA little preparatory spar­
b*en put on khe engine làlely. ring with the public before start­
Wb were tôltf When we Wfere ing out on a regblaf tour. He
little tikes that great oaks from calne home witfi - flying colors,
littfe acorns grew, and we begin thfe members o f the company
to feel encotarhged since Uncle hfiving made gòod from every
Koehler haS given us a new standpoifit, and he is now
whistle. In thfe course o f the anxious to turn tbehl loose upoA
next ten years we hope to see the expectant public.
other needed improvements madfe
The initial performance was
in the service. However, it l given Thursday night fit Toledo;
n ot best tb hold out to o mttfch the febunty seat o f Lincoln
encouragement to thfe patrohs o f county, that stage fright might
the road, for it is said that the have its perfect w ork and be
berm aii’ àtockholdfers insist on a over With before, running up
conservative policy in the man­ against the pleasure kesorts". A
agement o f the system; and they good Audience was present, And
Will never Hfive occahfbn to call the hearty
appreciation it
time on thfe managfer Hf the lines showed encouraged the mu­
in Oregon if he keeps up the pace sicians for what was bfefore them
he has been going .at fbr the past across the bay. On Friday even­
twenty veHts. BUt we Are ing the company gave an enter­
thankful fdk small Favors And tainment In the operh house at
that whistle; Althottgh the Pbys Newport’, and on tfife following
say it is A SecoiiH-hand one, evening held forth in the .big
is greatly apprec&ted by the auditorium on Nyè fcreek. Fair
passengers, for fts the old audiences were pre&ht on both
feoaches g o bumpety-bump <tfe>r occasions, but the specially en­
the corduroy track thfe Sound .bf couraging feature Was the en­
that whistle stirs Up kîembrïes thusiastic deception which was
“bf railroad riding under ttlore given the enteitalhcrW. People
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would, nb doubt, make the pur­ Knox-Kan tuer Concert Com­
pany ¿own to an Appreci­
chase o f another hose cart neces-
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ative Public.
to speak in the high-
were
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o f the company. It
ible that not any one
was n<
feature < le entertainment Was
and praised to the
applauc
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disj
*qf the evening were
all feat
:oredi
heartily
As an ¿persbnator, Mr. Kndx
is nothing short o f wonderful»
and w hat is more, it is notice­
able that lie is steadily ^ im prov­
ing. He was ettlled back just as
often as he w ould consent to
come. Aside from his regular
work in “ the quartette, Prof.
Kantner gives a piano Solo. He
gave a bedutiful piece o f his own
composition in the auditorium,
whibh was heartily received.
Mi1. Hockett also Ajppfears in
vo<;al solos* iand made shch a hit
that his frfefitis persist ih putting
him befo^.;>the public as “ the
Iow a nightingale.”
There is no doubt that the
KnoxrKaiitner Concert Com­
pany is the strongest aggrega­
tion o f itsdass in the Northwest,
if not on the coast. Few com­
panies anywhere, with twice its
members, put up so thoroughly
good an entertainment, contain­
ing so many distinct features,
and all o f them strictly first-
class. Prof. Kelsey has organ­
ized a winning combination.
The quartette will appear four
timesdn Portland next Week and
will then strike out for Eastern
Oregon and Washington. Its
first appearance in Newberg will
probably be made some time in
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