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VOL XIX.
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. 0ÉEG0N, THUB8DAT, AUGUST 1.1907.
jr| in the distance were tw o women — -
O n e A f t e r n o o n of “S e s i n ’ planted firmly in the road, hahg-
4 Things’’ in an Auto.
ing on to the bits o f an old gray
City C oonal Bt
W H A T ABO U T OUR
PU BLIC LANDS?
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Shall They be Conserved for the
| Benefit of the W hole People,
or Monopolized for die Enrich­
ment Of a Few?
NO. 41
An adjourned meeting o f
Council was held Friday evi
The w riter had long main­ horse.
all
counciknen being present.
After riding around the hills
tained disdainfully that he didn’t
J.
H. Wilson, J. S. Larkin
g o anything on those automo­ back o f North Yamhill we passed
biles. N ot he. No attraction through the tow n and turned off C. C- Ferguson, who had
No more im portant question
sit all there fok him. .«But on an unknown road, which appointed as viewers, repo
that
they
had
assessed
eq
confronts the American public
when on last Sunday afternoon proved rough and so hilly as to
the
damages
and
benefits
today
than that o f our public
be
almost
mountainous.
And
E. J. Madson bowled around in
property
owners
by
reason
o
f
lands.
As an able statesman
his ncyr car accompanied by here we go t a further insight into
the
opening
o
f
Fourty
street
has said:
three young ladies-rwhich helped automobiling a* it is did. A
from
College
to
Blaine
street«
“ They are our national insur­
particularly
bad
hill
was
before
eome^-and asked lunrto join the
An
ordinance
adopting
the
re­
ance
policy, insuring nationa
company, his point o f view sud­ us. Our driver tackled it brave­
port
was
passed.
resources to future generations
denly shifted. Yes, Jie didn’t cafe ly but couldn’t make it. Down
In regard to opening up Second Shall w e compromise or destroy
i f he did, and for fear his accept­ we went for another try—same
this policy?”
You ought to be able to save enough yearly to provide
ance wasn’t emphatic enough to result. T w o more dittoes. F i­ street from Edwards to C
streets,
the
aforesaid
fo
r the future o f yourselves and fam ily. The husband
In
a
recent
speech
President
be cjearly understood, proceeded nally the freight transferred itself
sessed
the
damages
t
o
Roosevelt says:
from his earnings—the w ife from her expense allow­
'Co climb in over the gunwale lest up the rough incline and after
M. C. H ow ard a t $550 and
“
The
conservation
o
f
our
na­
ance.
The best time to start is right now. Get the
another
attem
pt
xthe
heights
A e get left.
benefits
to
them
at
$100.
&
tional
resources
and
their
proper
habit
o
f
saving—it’s a good one! W e can show you
And w e were off! Farewell to were taken. And right here we
fits
were
assessed
to
J.
K
.
Blair
use
constitute
the
fundahienta
how to make your money make more money, and keep
th e past, w ith which V w * had w ant to say th at Semon can
at
$100;
The
Council,
consider-
problem
which
underlies
alm
ost
on
making it fo r you. Resolve to begin saving today
have
a
g
ilt
edge,
notary
pub-
»broken, w ith , its traditions, its
ing
the
damages
and
start a bank account with us.
every
other
problem
o
f
oar
na
tfalat prejudices and bigotry. Let licked “ character” from us on
reasonable
and
the
benefits
in­
tional
life.”
th e dead past bury its,dead. A t demand. Through all these
BANK OF NEW BER G
“ The men whom we have
Oast we were riding in an auto— trials and vexations we watched sufficient, ordered the view set
B.
C.
MILES,
Pres.
J. C. COLCORD, Cutter
w e had struck the 20th century him closely and though we aside and another one made. prosecuted and those who fear
J. L. HOSKINS, Vice Pres.
W. E. CROZES, Aut. Cutter
prosecution by us, naturally en­
aig a it. Excelsior! Open the throt­ thought o f several little words The new viewers selected
M. Terrell, L . M . Parker and A. deavor to break down the .policy
tle, “ sail o i l and on and on,” add wordlets of unquestioned
Bartholomew.
under which alone the home-
and so w riter ad infinitum, which appropriateness, he bad the lid
A
bid
presented
by
M
ills
&
makers’ rights can be secured,
means that we were already get- on so effectually that only one of
and tfae lauds prtatrrcd tor the
them squeezed through h alf audi
. ntkfe somfe reckless.
was
accepted,
the
price
named
use
of himself and his children.” '
bly.
Such
patience,
self-repres­
A t least half the pleasure in
being
tw
enty-tw
o
cents
per
run­
And
he is backing up his beliefs
such instances c6mes from being sion and perseverance is w orthy
ning
foot
and
twenty-eight
cent*
by
a
determined
effort to enforce
gazed upon by envious friends. o f reward.
for
cross
walks.
the law s and thereby stop the
I f all auto drivers were as care­
Ergo, Chauffeur Madson (Shaf-
The
bid
made
by
Estle,
McVey
looting o f the public domain.
-foor, we pronounced it fearfully, ful and considérate on meeting
&
Co
for
placing
gravel
on
In this action he is supported by
but frith apparent nonchalance) teams as is M r. Madson, there
streets
as
ordered,
was
accepted.
the sentiment o f an overwhelm­
w a s prevailed upon to drive would be an altogether different
ing m ajority o f the western peo­
«rou n d tow n a spett before tak­ feeling a t large tow ard theclrag The price* per yard asnam
the
different
streets
follow
:
ple,
as well as those fam iliar
in g, or rather stirring up, the chug vehicles. I n v a r ia b ly he
River
to
Meridian,
$1.40.
w
ith
these questions in the East.
•country road. Politely and grace­ stopi his machine at the side o f
Meridian
from
8th
to
5th,
$1.42%
Notwithstanding this, there is
fully, but n ot too fam iliarly, we the road and if the suspicious
Meridian
from
5th
to
1st,
$1.50.
a
keenly interested element in
acknowledged the recognition o f
are inclined to be frac­
Meridian
Horn
1st
to
Sheridan,
the
West, made np largely of men
form er associates, endeavoring tious he gem out and leads them
$1.52%.
in public office, associated more
to strike an indifferent attitude ---- 1. And* the hearty “ thank
which would leave w ith be­ you” o f the drivers showed their Sheridan from Meridian to C ol­ or less intim ately w ith the
lege, $1.55.
monopolistic timber, coal-mining
holders the impression that we appreciation o f such attention.
Sheridan
from
College
to
Blaine,
and railroad interests ably sup­
' were indeed somewhat surfeited
One incident o f our trip, how­
$1.57%.
Remember we have the Deering M ow ers, Rakes
ported by the so-sailed “ System”
w ith autom obiling as it were.
ever, made i t plain that Semon
Sheridan
from
Blaine
to
and
Bindere. None better. A ll kinds o f Haying
o
f
the
east,
who
are
opposing
Leaving the confines o f the doesn’t need any encouragement
$160.
Toole
and Harvesting machinery.
policies, claiming that
r it js r e skirted W est Chehalem along this fine. He imposes the
Sheridan
College
from
1 « , they are un-American, visionary
o s the south. The residents o f
debt o f courtesy and ser­
$1.55.
and autocratic, and that the
the upper valley appear to hold vice upon his passengers to a n
Cell on ue for Binder Twine. The S tan d -
College
from
1st
to
3rd,
$1.52%.
best interests of the settler and
open air union Sabbath services extreme whish is almost a trifle
end Manila gives the beet Satisfaction.
i s the afternoon when they turn embarrassing, don’t you know. College from 3rd to 5th, $152%. the progress o f the west are jeop­
th eir bibles into baseballs and We met a man in a buggy who Fourth from College to M eri­ ardized.
Call and see the Aerator Butter Maker, It
time,
dian, $1.47%.
th eir hymn books into ball m itts had in w ith him four or five little
Both sides o f these most inter­
'labor
and
patience.
For
sale
by
Fourth
from
Meridian
to
River,
and learn Sunday school verses tots ranging from a five-year old
esting questions w ill be ably dis­
$1.47%.
n o mote. The honk o f the auto down to a barefoot babe in arms.
cussed in a series o f articles by a
/
turned the attention o f sundry The horse became frightened and Edwards from 1st to Sheridan, prominent western w riter, en­
$1.55.
spectators to their horses hitched it was suggested that the little
titled: ^ “ The W ay o f the Land
Third
from River to Meridian, Transgressor,” beginning w ith
near the highway. One poor folks should be unloaded. Car­
$1.50.
man, rather hefty, had hitched ried. The walkable'children were
the August issue o f the Pacific
his faithful steeds in the shade set out to shift for thcmaelvds, H ow ard from 1st to Sheridan, Monthly, presenting to the
C WÆÆÆAJXmÆÆÆi
$1-57%.
o f a tree a good h alf mile down the horse took the attention of
reader the unvarnished truth,
the road and started out bravely the other tw o men—but w hat of School from 1st to Sheridan, thereby affording an excellent
Estimates Furnished on
$1-57%.
on the run to beat the auto to the infant? Semon threw a look
opportunity to judge who and
Buildings of all kinds.
the mark. He wpn in 2.17, set- at the w riter which clearly said,
w hat is right.
Chehalem Center.
. rin g the pace all the w ay, but ” 1 expect every man to do his
It may be said that these arti­
was some waftn inwardly as duty” —and we went to the Yes-
cles, while not addressed to
The Japanese minister, Mr.
w ell as outwardly, and feeling cue. The procession proceeded
lovers of sensationalism, w ill
th e more aggrieved that neither to take up its line o f march, the Bunji Kida, is to lead the prayer present in a dramatic form an
old Tom nor Dick so much as ladies in the auto serving as the meeting Thursday evening.
intim ate account o f the more
Mrs. H. D. Harford came home
wunked an eyelash, demanded audience in the reviewing stand.
im portant frauds against the
.lou dly and sternly whether there First, our brave chauffeur a t the Friday evening after touring sev­ public domain, together w ith a
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Designs, Plana and
•were any more o f those blankety head of the fractious steed, the eral eastern states as W. C. T. U. study of the personalities in­
organizer.
•
Specifications
to Order
b la n k , blank things cornin’. man in ¿he buggy grasping the
volved. They w ill be profusely
Mrs.
W.
R.
Carter
and
son
/
(M en tal note made here for fu­ «tins, numerous bewildered little
illustrated w ith a series o f re­
TERMS REASONABLE
Harold
left
Wednesday
for
New­
Get
On
Summer
Dusters,
ture editorial on the uselessness stragglers, and the w riter w ith
markable photographs, showing
port
where
they
intend
to
spend
one Cheap.
and inadequacy o f profanity.)
OWo# with N ,w h*ra Lana Co.
scenes in the public land regions,
arms full o f b^by bringing up the
Turning o ff to the left from rear. Forgotten for the moment h month with relatives.
Call on me for fly nets,
the methods o f land fraud oper­
Mrs7 E. W alton entertained
Dewey, we took a picturesque was our longing for “ the gaze o f
ators, characters involved, to- gloves and general driving
hcr Sunday school class o f boys
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rural hill road leading tow ard envious friends.”
Tor v ia . afternoon at'B on n j.
w,th «krtebe. frpm life ot equipment.
Gaston.
Rolling quietly and
But we were soon aw ay again,
public men whose names are as­
slow ly along the shaded high­ swinging merrily around the ver­ vtejr.
C. F . H E L D
sociated with the subject.
After a program, ice cream will
w ay, we presenter came in sight dant dad hills and through
N^srrlage Licenses.
o f tw o w om en in a buggy driv­ beautiful little valleys in the de­ be served in the grove around
the
church
Saturday
evening,
in g an old faded gray, all three lightful copl o f an approaching
M yrtle M ay Avery age 22, to
Special Sale on
being blissfully ignorant that Oregon tw ilight. And if the en­ proceeds to go for missionary Frank R Gallagher age 29.
work.
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Proprietors o f
destruction was bearing down joym ent o f the hour could be in­
Lena Hansen age 16, to Eskill
Speaking o f corn patches,
upon them. “ Honk, honk!” w eq f creased it came in the brilliant
Hansen age 28.
the honker, and simultaneously glow of an incomparable Oregon when traveling by the home of Jennie Gibbons age 20, to W al­
New berg S u h A D oor
o r simultaneousler as it seemed, sunset which tinged the land­ Andrew Christenson just notice ter P ratt age 30.
the
tall
fine
banner
corn
patch
Factory.
•down came the gad on the back scape.
Agnes M. Caddy age 50, to
of the placid gray, the terrified' And as we rolled into tow n on the west end o f the place.
Chas. F. Daniels age 53.
The patrons o f the school dis­
drivers keeping time to the ryth­ again ’neath the shades o f even­
Jewell Knight age 22, to Wm.
Look for something
Doors, W in dow s,(and
mic rise and full of the hazel lash ing, we vowed to be a friend to trict voted for another room to Vem Walker age 22.
special on Fridays
Turned W ork
by turning agonized glances to all men if perchance we might be built on the east side o f the
M aria Newby age 31, to B. B.
and
Saturdays.
schoolhouse.
vThey
w
ill
thus
M
ade to’Order.
Tear ward., Semon was consider­ save a ride now and then w ith a
Bramer
age
34.
ate and kept hi* machine far in few who might become owners w ant another teacher in the fu­
Fannie'Cobb age 26, to Nelson
ture.
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the rear but they were too busy o f automobiles.
N A S H & F IN LE Y
Brouillette age 27. \
to appreciate the fact. Did the
W ill we ride again in one o f
Anna M ay Pruitt age 20, to
You can’t have a very good
gra y respond to treatment? He those spurnedf?) autos? That
Graphic and W eekly
time doing, the things you are Wm. L. Harrison age 27.
did —and disappeared in a cloud depends. * Try us.
Josephine Ehrlich age 27, to
gonian, $2.00.
ashamed of.
iq the west. Some little time
H G Wilson age 28.
Graphic and
Afterward, the incident being al­ A boy may be a bit cowardly
Success has a great tendency
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Journal, $1.75.
most forgotten,' we chanced to in other respects, but dyspepsia to conceal and throw a veil over
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,
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