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G raphic NEWBEEG, YAM HILL COUNTY. N , THUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER iloon, afternoon and at night. tack hammers, curtains, stove “ Truck” Eagan, Jud Smith, C Aside from the business sessions pipe, brobms, fresh paint, trunks, lisle and “ Ileiny” Hcitmu there was speaking, singing and tacks, gas hose, bedsteads, et pulling off some plays wh lectures. One new honorary mem “ Diary!” It’s queer what con cetera to the n’th power. They would have given Charlie Will ber was added to the home fused ideas a youngster some run together hopelessly after and John Elliott something Union. The convention will long having wrestled with them all talk about tor a week, times gets as t o what a certain be remembered by those present Though I didn't have opp word or terra stunds for. In day. Short and simple?” Well; as a pleasant and profitable tunity to see very much oft: fact it is interesting to speculate not aoticiably so. event. August 10—“ Oh, day of rest Francisco, there is evidence as to how he often acquires the Theinjunction— more substantial improvem« w rong meanings which he long and gladness, associates with a word. Now, “ Remember the Sabbath day to when the writer first came across keep it holy—six days shalt thou ; On Wednesday, August 28tb, the llittle word in question here, labor and do all thy work” — the first hop picking began in the he connected it alternately with was never more religiously ob ' yard o f S. M. Calkins. Hops a herd eff Jersey cow k in a barn served. are o f good quality and a fair August 11—Verily there is <et that ¡time his observations | yield in this yard. <m spelling were not critical) and somewhat more to be inferred in Ben Yergen will begin picking jfreen apples, with the effects o f that little expression, “ getting \ hops on Tuesday, September 4th, winch he was more o r less famil* settled” than I had imagined. and Smith is to begin Wednes ihr, “ in the good old summer It really bids fair to approach a day, the 5th. . time.,, Sometime later he was “ continual^performance.” I have The Nelson Co. thresher will t o ld that it was a daily record nothing more to say against | close a very successful run in a o f personal experiences. But young married people running day or tw o. The grain crop is when, like most boys at some away for a honeymoon before good and harvested in good time in their career, he began to settling down to the stern reali shape. The largest yield of oats keep a diary he learned that even ties—especially as the sternest o f Shortly after leaving the Ferry we hear o f raised is on {he this definition wouldn’t hold, for these realities are to be met be building on our way up town, Hitchin farm, going -seventy- i t söhn Ceased to be a “ daily” fore the settling down process is and when on the ground when seven bushels to the acre. record. In fact one definition ac- accomplished. If I ever do get the destruction had been great- A man from Idaho came to nearer fitting, in his case—“ last fancy. I must cast myself down in g for a day.” We are still on my rode bed and try to somewhat at sea as to just what gather a little strength for the «d ia ry is or should be, and being work of to-morrow, and to-mor o f a somewhat curious turn of row, and to-inorrow! ■ August 13—T oo busy to write. mind, jut inclined to experiment “ “ “ * little at the expense of the August 14— “ August 15—It is darkest just Graphic readers. The traditional way o f begin before dawn From a state o f more in e ning a diary is to write down a affairs hereabout when things gestive it date and then conscientiously were without form and void, a whole sti SanFrt divulge all that takes place there semblance o f order and comfort on—even to some o f your choicest has been “ evolved” (and within if there is reflections, pleasant day dreams, the traditional six days too!) on. For religious frame o f mind, etc., etc. until we can now be said to be * aged a far as its As to the first detail we will be “ at home” to our friends. August 16—A plague has struckj is now 01 orthodox—as to the others, both fo r the sake o f reader and writer Berkeley, the persecution we are ! operator) we will depart from the beaten suffering from which, is inclined ! in enougt paths, and leave a few items to to give one a clearer vision o f the carst the imagination of the “ gentle the troubles o f old Pharaoh. A as of ole scourge of fiendish, flesh-eating, men are readers.” August 7—The w r i t e r and bloód-socking mosquitoes has running * sisters cast anchor at Berkeley, swept down upon the town from position in which typical university town the hills. They are attacking other w< they propose to profit for a time everything and everybody and hides—ol by the learning with which the ns there appear to be several wagons, atmosphere is surcharged. They hundred per capita they manage , wagons, are greeted at Oakland by a to secure a good hearing. As we wheels, a friend, who on close observation went down the street this even- old horse proves to be fny old companion j ing there were lots o f people out (to them, in jo y and tribulation—R. W. i and the way in which all were Ke}sey. If the climate will do j industriously and desperately their handkerchiefs gave fo r me what it apparently has plying | tor him, it w on’t make so much 1 the appearance o f one great, Chautauqua salute. difference to me whether 1 learn continuous < very much or not. He brings ns Bnt under the circumstances the t o 1906 Bonita Avenne, where humor of the situation hardly with him and Mrs. Kelsey, we appealed. We are assured on are to make our home during every < hand that the like was our sojourn in the Golden state. never know n before and as peo August 8—1 have known some ple are casting about fora Jonah, thing o f political «ampaigns, we have felt some slight trepida campaigns of education, cam tion. There is great speculation, paigns for raising money and even i by the editorial writers of sundry others, but to-night, by the San Francisco papers, as to my tired bones, by my harrassed how the mosquitoes came. It mind and by my lightened purse, would certainly be just as inter I am aware that I have been esting a discussion and more through another, the strenuous profitable, to spend a little time nature of which I had' watted and mental exercise in trying to not of—the campaign which im find out how to make the little mediately precedes “ setting up pests go! We, at least, could to housekeeping.” Most cam enter the discussion with a little paigns are found to be more or more enthusiasm. less decisive when the results áre August 17—Kelsey and I went Chehalem Center. footed np. It is therefore rather up to the university to-day to disconcerting when, after strik reconnoitre a little. I met some ing a trial balance and sizing up o f the History professors and the various articles which are was fortunate enough to meet supposed to represent value re> President Wheeler. Yesterday ceived, I am not at all sure who and to-day are registration days has won out, I, or the money for the Freshmen and California changers, the several dealers in Hall is as lull o f them as Berkeley Merchandise about town who is o f mosquitoes—and they do have evidently been attracted fully us much bussing as the hither by other considerations other little animals which have than those of climate and cul wings. By this evening, some ture. 600 o f the uninitiated had regis Angust 9—The English poet tered which is said to establish ¡Gray got off a nice little thing a record. * f about the “ short and simple an In answer to a sudden and ir- nals o f the poor.” It has always resistablc call of the wild, Kelsey been a faverite o f mine,, but to and I hike across the bay to day it doesn’t seem to ring quite Frisco* this afternoon to see ‘a true. As I close my eyes there is ball game. Los Angeles and __ _ presented a kaleidescope » ( mov Oakland treat a big crowd o f Dundee and Chehalem ing objects—a s u c c e s s i o n of fans to a fine exhibition of the Very interesting and p stores, chairs, carpet, tables, great A m e r i c a n ■ game, old meetinirs were held in 5.1907. Introduce Your Boy to And let him bring us his little savings. "Train up a child in the way he should g o ," and the beat way to do this is to travel that way occasionally yourself. Do you deposit with us? I f not—why not? Do you know that we are the largest and solidest financial institu tion in town—that the wealthiest people place their ac counts with us? Follow their example and yt6 will never regret i t Ask your neighbor about our standing in the community. BANK OF NEW BERG B . C. MILES, PrwL J. L. HOSKINS, Vice Pres. J. C. COLCORD, Csahiar W. B. CROZER, Asst. Cashier The Feminine Observer. V* The heart is the best text-book on etiquette. Living for self is a way to soul suicide. Estimates Furnished on Buildings of ail kinds. W e carry a full line o f FEED and SEEDS, A G R IC U LT U R A L IMPLE MENTS and a fine STEEL R AN G E W e have nails and a «mall line of other hardware. See u« before buying. W e take W heat and Oats Free and Prompt Delivery Designs. Plsns and Specifications to Order W R IG H T A W H IT E Quality Always W ins You should call and get prices on Farm Machinery ♦ W agons, Buggies, Etc For our new line of FALL DRESS GOODS Ladies' and Children's Coats Flour, Feed, Grain & Hay. THE CHATHAM FANNING MILL NASH & FINLEY VINCENT FEED & IMP. CO Overstocked On Summer Dusters. Get one Cheap. Call on me for fly nets, gloves and general driving equipment. C . F. H E L D . Wanted Proprietors of Newberg Sash & Door Factory. Doors, Windows, and Turned W ork Made to Order. W e pay cash for R E D CLOVER and ALSIKE. Send us sample and state quantity you have to offer. John Hughes Co. j 4 # e -4 7 4 S ta te S tra a t Salem , Oregon
