Newberg graphic., August 08, 1907, Image 1

N ewberg
VOL XIX.
T H E B IG C A N N E R Y.
Building to Be One Hundred
by Throe Hundred Tw fhty-
one F eet W ork Already Be-
.gun.
G raphic
NEWBERG, YAMHILL OOtfNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8,1907.
in the time. They built between
the rustic and plaster and had
gone in between the tw o upper
floors and built,’so I had to reach
in w ith one arm to the shoulder,
then resorted to a m owing scythe
and cut out the length o f it, then
use a long handled hoe and dig
it out in chunks, and scrape it
out, thoroughly mixed w ith
comb honey and bees, securing,
I think, good one hundred pounds
o f honey. I am not able to speak
o f the result of stings, only an
enlargement o f the right arm
and hand and don't wish to re­
peat the dose. Brother Finley
assisted in using the bee smoker
apd w ith only one sting for his
portion I think.
M elton N bw um
activity, darted from a coiuef
and blindly dashed in eccentric ««p o tte d b r tti« T im b ra cou n t? AMtnurt
• C o i i d u t . McMtnnvIlU.
convulsions about, the dusty
* Newberg M onthly Meeting o f
building.
Great ropes o f cobwebs hung Friends to Oregon Yearly Meet­
down from the ceiling, and acrow ing o f Friends 4 a Newberg $1.
the corner o f the room dead flies J Wennerberg to J B Fryer Its
swung lightly in the hammocks 1, 2 blk 17 Wennerbergs 2nd add
Carlton $260.
the spiders had fastened there.
W ill B Purdy and w f to John
The dust rose in listless cloud!
Andreas
It 9. 10, 11, 12 blk 63
from the shock o f the heavy food
Edwards
add Newberg $1.
tall, and sank again, overcoa t
W
W
Channell
and w f <to Sami
by its own inertia.
M Richards It 9 blk4Lippincotts
Even the air w as resting.
1st
add to Dayton $55 Q .
The spirit o f the desolation of
W
W Channell and w f to Sami
desolation seemed to prevade the
place.
a .£ U Richards it 10 blk 4 Lippin­
The woman looked furtively cott* 1st add to Dayton $1.
Wm Channel! et al to K ate
around upon her surroundings
M
organ 60 a Wm Chapman cl
and shivered.
1 2 s r 6 $1.
The man laughed harshly.
Wm Chapman et al to J M
"Alone, I said,” he growled.
Chapman
60 a Wm Chapman cl
"Y es,” she murmured.
A faint ligh t struggled in 1 2 s r 6 $1.
Wm Chapman et al to Frank
through the great windows in
Chapman
29.32 a Wm Chapman
front, thick w ith dpsi.
"W hereare we?” she whispered» cl t 2 s r 6 $1.
Wm Chapman et al to Nora
and shivered as the bat dashed
Morgan
$59.67 a Wm Chapman
into lier hair.
cl 1 2 s r 6 $2.
NO. 42
Between the Two of You
I f anyone feels a t all skeptica
about the building o f the bij
•cannery that has been promised
fo r Newberg, let them take a lit­
tle time off and visit the site o f
the plant on the railroad in the
north part o f tow n, anti they
wiU be c o n v i n c e d that the
Weber-Bnsstil people were not
talkin g through their hats when
You ought tp be able to nave enough yearly to provide
they made the proposition to
for
the future of yourselves and family. The husband
build a cannery in Newberg. It
from his earnings—the wife from her expense allow­
is evident th at they are not deal­
ance. The best time to start is right now. Get the
in g in hot air, if thev do hail
habit of savin g-it’s a good one! W e can show you
from the Puget Sound country,
how
to make your money make more money, and keep
where it is supposed to be some­
on making it for you. Resolve to begin saving today
w h a t breesy a t times.
and
start a bank account with us.
Even before our people had
The drink leak; "three beers a
completed their part o f the con­
B A N K O F N EW B ER G
day
for
a
year
w
ill
*
buy
1
barrel
tra ct regarding the site, they
B. C MILES, Pit*.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier
had a than clearing off- the o f flour, 50 ponnds sugar, 20
J. L. HOSKINS, Vic« Free.
W. E. CROZER, Asst, fi—a w
grounds and lumber and gravel pounds corn starch, 10 pounds
fo r the concrete piers were also macaroni, 10 quarts beans, 4
velve pntimi ham«, 1 html
being placed on the ground*. A
"w e are in a store which does
few days ago H. H. Hougey, a street potatoes, 3 bushels Irish
Chapman 76 a Wm Chapman d
not advertise.” —Ex.
representative of the canning potatoes, 10 pounds coffee, 2.0
1 2 s r 6 $1.
com pany came from Seattle and pounds raisins, 10 pounds rice,
w ith a force o f fonr other men. 20 pounds crackers, 100 bars
Chapman 60 a Wm Chapman d
has been busy setting the stakes soap, 3 tw elve pound turkeys, ,V W. C. T. U. meets w ith e r s . S. t 2 s r 6 $1.
end getting things in readiness 5 quarts cranberries, 10 bunches W. Newhouse next Wednesday
Wm Chapman et al to Nettie
celery. 10 pounds prunes, 4 dozen
fo r active operations.
G Bibee 00 a Wm Chapman d
The architect’s plans call for a oranges, 10 pounds mixed nuts—
The missionary ice cream social t 2 s r 6 $1.
building 100x321 feet aside from 4 big barrels heaped up. In the Saturday evening was a success
Wm Chapman et al to M ary
th e engine house which w ill be bottom o f the last barrel, a purse financially as w d l as socially.
Savage 60 a Wm Chapman cl 12
40x40 feet, separated from the w ith tw o pockets. In one a five
F. A. Hayes and family are o ff s r 6 $1.
main building and built of corru­ dollar gold piece and in the other for the seaside Wednesday.
Wm Chapman et al to Mamie
gated iron. In order to rush fi ten dollar bill.
Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Colton, of M iller & Ethel Graves 60 a Wm
The cigar leak; a yonng man Newberg, were out visiting their Chapman cl t 2‘ s r 6 $1.
things for the installing o f ma­
chinery at the earliest possible when advised by a friend to daughters, Mrs. W orden and
Lew is Shortridge et al to Sam
date, just h alf the building w ill smoke occasionally, allowed him­ Mrs. W alton.
Shortridge pt It 3 blk 11 Sheri-
be erected first, making it 50x self the price o f one 5 cent cigar
Mrs. H. C. Paulsen returned dan $1.
day to put into books. He home from a short visit in Port-
321 fret. Their machinist is now
Fred L Trullinger and w f to
busy at Sumner, Washington, in­ saved $18.25 a year or $109.50 land bringing her mother. Mrs. Francis Hauswirth pt It 1 blk 1
Remember we have the D e e r ln g M o w e r s , R a k e s
stalling so hie new machinery for six years and his library was Mulheron out in the country fbv Hauswirth add North Yamhill
and
B in d e r s . None better. AH kinds of H e y in g
and they hope to have the build­ from one cigar a day, besides he a visit.
ft
T o o ls and Harvesting machinery.
in g ready to receive the ma­ was better o ff in health and men­ . On Wednesday of last week »»Alexander
Jexander Webber (b y heirs)
chinery here by the time he gets tal vigor.
Mrs. Helen Harford attended the to Hiram Jones Its 7 and 8 blk
A merchant in New York wedding o f her sister, Miss Pa- i % l 1 Central add to Newberg $850.
B in der T w in e . T h e S ta n d -
through a t Sumner. A large
end M an ila g ive s th e b eet S a tisfa ctio n .
force oi men, some fifteen to smoked six cigars a day a t six tience Dickenson, in Portland.
Ray L Antrim and w f to Geo
tw en ty it they can be found, w ill and one half cents a day. He
Nash 1 a 101.81 sq rds in sec 32
be Set to w ork and the big struc­ decided to stop the habit and see
1 5 s r 3 $425.
Call and see the Aerator Butto- :
It saves time,
ture w ill be made to assume pro­ w hat it would amount to. In
Francis Hauswirth to Fred L
labor and patienee. For sale by
The
thresher
managed
by
portions as fast as saws and thirty-nine years he was emanci­
Trullinger blk 12 Hauswirths
pated and the money saved was Frank Nelson & Co. started on
hammers can make it go.
2nd
add to North Yamhill.
Friday morning o f last week and
This all looks good on paper, $29,102.03 by compound inter­
U S to Andrew Jeffrey 80 a sec
report a good yield o f grain so
and the sound o f the workmen est. He bought a home in the
34
t 5 s r 8.
for as threshed.
already on the grounds makes country where his children longed
Andrew
Jeffrey to Raymond
Crops o f all kinds are good in
good musk fo r those who have to go, w ith this cigar money.
W alker80 a sec 3 4 1 5 s r8$160.
this vm nity.
Tdb* dto duldm to tl* n —lqr.
been fondly hoping for the land­
F N Pendleton et al to True
Fruit
is
plentiful
bat
wormy,
Take them to the pure air
in g of a cannery o f large propor­
French
15.04 a cl 53 t 3 s r 2
Wham tka fcekfc aaa «tarred with beauty
showing a need o f better care o f
Estim ates Furnished «
tions in Newberg.
Aad 4a world ia freak aad fair."
$200.
_ _ _ _ _ _
orchards.
Buildings of a ll kinds.
Last week a practical cannery-
The cheap cigar is made o f C. F. Jensen and wife and John
Log*
fo
r
Paper
Mills.
man was here, examining soils jurdock, lampblack, saw dust,
Varguson and wife started early
and studying conditions, w ith a colt’s-foot, plantation leaves,
A large lo g drive, containing
Sunday morning last for the
view o f being able to make sug­ fullers earth, lime, salt, alum
12,000,000 teet of lumber, is en-
coast where they expect to en­
gestions to our people regarding and a little tobacco. H ow cig­
route to Oregon C ity from near
jo y camp life and sea air for ten
the most profitable fruits and arettes are made; the paper
Eugene. A t the present time the
days or tw o weeks.
vegetable* to grow tor the can­ covers are made ■' from filthy
raft is drifting down the W illa­
The cook wagon belonging to
nery. The Weber-Bussell peo­ scrapings o f ragpickers. These
mette between Corvallis and Al­
the Nelson Co’s, thresher broke
ple are here with the goods, and are turned into a dingy pulp and
Designs. Plans and
dow n on Monday, so they were bany and w ill arrive in the upper
it remains fo r the people o f the then bleached w ith a lime and
river at Oregon C ity on or about
Specifications to Order
not able to get it to the machine
valley to get in and hustle and other harmful substances. A
September 20. This huge raft
so the ladies engaged to do the
prepare to turuish the stuff to t h o u s a n d cigarettes can be
w ith a complement o f thirty men On Summer Dusters.
TERMS REASONABLE
Get
cooking treated the men to an
make business for the cannery. wrapped w ith this paper a t a
and
eight
horses
was
cut
and
old fashioned picnic dinner in'
one Cheap.
Olfle« with Niwtor, Lan« C*.
I t w ill be money in the pockets cost of tw o cents. Arsenal prep­
the field on the Jack Noble form, constructed by the Spaulding
Call on me for fly nets,
o f the producers to do it.
arations are used in bleaching where the machine was thresh­ Loggin g Company and the logs
which produce oil o f creosote ing out the golden wheat at the w ill be used by the Crown- gloves and general driving
An
Columbia Paper Company and equipment
which injures the mouth, throat time.
and lungs, helps along consump­ In a letter received by Mrs. the W illam ette Pulp and Paper
C . F. H E L D
The undersigned had a good
tion apd helps to bring about Davis from her daughter, Mrs. Company in the manufacture of
■opportunity yesterday to find
the sunken cheeks, dnll appear­ A. H. Pape, from Sonoma coun­ paper at the West Side muls.
out whether there is any virtue
ance o f the slave o f the cigarette. ty, California, where they have The Spaulding company has
in bee stings to cure the rheuma­
Yours Respectfully,
Special Sale on
an apple orchard well laden with sawmills at Salem and Newberg.
tism , as many have suggested
M ary £. C. S cott , apples, they to o see the need of I t bandies red and yellow fir
Proprietors o f
such a prescription. A m o n g s t
County Press Supt. W . C. T. U. spraying orchards there to do and hemlock principally and the
those that have recommended i t
aw ay w ith pests as well as in paper mills here have been large
t o me is Thomas Newlia, who
Newberg Saah'Jk Door
Oregon. Stating that they have buyers from the Spaulding com­
several years ago, said he had
pany
for
years.—Oregon
C
ity
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Factory.
scale, worms and flig h t to con­
" A t last we are alone.”
never had any occasion to resort
Daily
Star.
tend w ith bat that fruit is in de­
It w as the man who spoke.
to such means though if he had
The woman trembled and lilted mand at good prices.
Notes.
he had faith enough in it to take
Doors, Windows,üaod
Look for something
The J. T. Carter family are
stock in it and give k a trial. I her eyes to his face.
Greed prevents real gain.
Turned W ork
special on Fridays
They were beautiful eyes, but having quite a siege o f whooping
have had considerable experience
The innocent are gay.
Made to'Order.
and Saturdays.
,
in trying bee stings in a small they were tremulous eyes, eyes cough.
Airing our aches w ill never
W * are told that Fred Kinney
measure lor several years w ith­ which look out from a heart
heal them.
and family are coming back to
out realising any benefit as to which is irresolute, fearful.
NASH A ,FINLEY
No man ever did his duty stand­
The echoes brought back in the valley to make their home ing on his dignity.
rheumatism, yet if there is any
benefit In quantity I surely had their invisible arms the sound-] here We welcome you back Character is the only absolute­
Graphic and W eekly * O re­
it yesterday in taking honey and let it ripple out again until among us, knowing it is a good ly indispensable capital.
gonian, $2.00.
from bees in Mrs. Satchwell’s it struck the walls once more, place to live. Then we need your
Soul culture is a m atter of
Graphic and Sesni-Weeldy
dwelling honse, that located and tell into the vast void, of little tots to help our school as spiritual companionship.
AND
Journal, $1.75.
the older ones drop out and leave
there in the spring o f 1906, and silence.
W eekly O regonian
He who has no faith in good
A bat disturbed by the unusual tbe seats bare and lonely.
which had done good badness
S2.
ness has no experience o f it.
Hay Harvest is Here and Grain
Harvest Quickly Follows.
Wright & White
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!. E. Watkins
ARCHITECT
Overstocked
W. P. HEACOCK &
SON.
Waists
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