Newberg graphic., November 14, 1907, Image 1

VOL XX.
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY.
ttf, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14.1907.
NO. 4
| years, down to old age. There shock to the nervioas system of
is nothing in the native woods the little sufferer than as a result
The editor o f the Graphic ar- that grows on tree# that equals o f the burns received.
The funeral was conducted
rived home from Indianu on last it, and one of these days we will
■Saturday evening after having prove the assertion to our Ore- from the home on Tuesday after­
noon by Rev. Isom P. W ooton,
hctu absent a month. Twenty- gon friends.
pastor
o f Friend church. Such a
* ven years ago the old home in- The old district school grounds
1 he “ Hocsier” state was left be- were gone over, finding the same death always pulls at the heart
bind and a n e w home made in school house doing duty and the strings as few others can, and
B oy's an d C h ildren's S hoes w e w ill sell at an y old P rice
Oregon, aud this visit afforded same spring at tile foot of the the sorrowing parents hare the
nn opportunity for again shak- hill watering the thirsty young- sympathy o f the community in
C A P 'S — 2 5 c ra llies n ow 18 c, 5 0 c values n ow 3 0 c
ing hands with many people sters. This is one spot that their bereavement.
H A T S — $ 3 0 0 values n ow $ 1 .6 8 , $ 2 .5 0 values $ 1 .1 8 , $ 2 .0 0 values 9 0 c
whom he b«*d not had the pleas- looked very much the same as it
ure o f meeting during this long did when we played “ leap frog,”
A i J S N 'S S W T S a t 2 5 p er cen t, o f f o f regu lar p rice
interval.
“ town ball,” “ tap hand” anc
This is the way the
E ntire L in e o f B oy's an d C h ildren's Suite w ill b e from 2 5 to 3 3 p er c e n t ch ea p er
In gping the trip was made other games, and the same old
Guard looks at the present situ­
over the Canadian Pacific and beech trees are doing duty as
G o o d A L L W O O L B L A N K E T S at 15 p er c e n t discou n t
ation:
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the Chicago, Milwaukee and “ bases” when the youngsters
“ One o f the things that will in­
St. Paul to Chicago, and return-1 play “ black man.” H ow they
O U R G O O D S a re A L L A 1 in qu ality and ou r lo w PR IC E S are th e T E R R O R
sult from the present
ing, over the Rock Island, the (have grown, the bark covering
eq u a l to th e T IM E S. W e G U A R A N T E E Satisfaction. C all an d b e
flurry will he the coi
Denver and Rio Grande and the over the initials and dates that
con v in ced o f w hat w e say an d a re o ffe rin g
of public attention upon the rail­
Short Line. In this way a wide were carved thereon back in the
road problem. The people flight
range of country was covered sixties by yonng hands striving
to be able to see now how
and scenery as fine as any in the to leave behind them a “ shining
pletely the country is in the grip
country, it was our pleasure to | mark.”
o f the transportation monopoly.
H ow distances have changed!
for Your Gold and will Swap Even U p W ith You
Half a dozen railroad magnates
Indiana is a great state, and | The barn at the old home place
possessed o f enormous wealth
tor general farming and stock appeared to have been moved up
through a system of joint con­
raising and manufacturing, it a hundred yards nearer the house
trol and combination in compet­
ranks well. The weather was and the distance between the
ing lines, the issue o f vast quan­
fine while we were there, but the house and the public road had
tities o f bondsand watered stock,
sudden changes o f the weather narrowed down by several yards,
which a gullible public has pur­
w as the cause o f our leaving the while the “ hilta” in the pasture,
chased and paid for with g ood
state years ago, and the same where we coasted in the winter
money, are able to hold up tbit
■changes prevail during the winter season, have been reduced to
development o f the country, to
season. It is all right for some mere mole hills,
force the nation almost without
people, and as we have said In-
The same old rails that were
notice to the verge o f a panic by
diana is a great state. Wherever doing duty in the “ worm” fences
their control o f the finances of
w e have gone we have encoun- forty years ago, and that were
the United States.
-tered Indiana people and we then old, are still intact separat-
“ At the present time the rail­
have often wondered what would ing the flocks. A few o f them
road barons, incensed at the ad­
have become o f all o f us if none fail each year and are dropped
ministration’s attempts to force
had emigrated to other parts o f out for fire wood, and as the
them to obey the laws and to
'the country.
fences are gradually reduced in
accept certain salutary regula­
Those who have been left be- height a barbed wire is strung
tions, are engaged in teaching
hind no doubt feel well satisfied on top. These fences sink a little
the president and his advisors a
with the continued “ swarming,” lower down each season and
To our cashier and he will convince you that we have
lesson that they will not soon
-and those of us who have gone they are giving the farms rather
every facility for handling your banking business with
forget. They have smashed tie
o q tfr o m the nest have reason]a ¿‘ tacky” appearance. Then
accuracy and dispatch. Our financial standing is be­
stock market, terro rised t w
-to be satisfied with results.' All's (since stock is no longer allowed
yond question and we aim to treat all our customers
banks, and clearly jeopardized
to run at large an undergrowth
well that ends well.
with the greatest courtesy and consideration, be their
the business of the country in
People whom the writer had is growing up that adds nothing
accounts large or small.
the midst o f the most prosperous
not met for more than thirty to the beauty o f the landscape.
era in its history.
BANK OF NEW BERG
Indiana had a big corn crop
years, recognized him on first
“ In the West they have refused
eight and said time had dealt this season and the p - -*
B. C. MILES, Pré«.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier
to build needed extensions, to
-so gently with him that little stock o f all kinds are at
J. L. HOSKINS, Vice Pré«.
W. E. CROZER, Asst. Cashier
furnish cars, and last and worst
change was noticable. This -of For instance fairly
o f all, have placed such prohibi­
course may be charged to the sell at $8 to $10
tive rates on lumber shipments P L E A S E C A L L A N D L E T
mild Oregon climate and good other stock in about
as to close down tight the great U S S H O W IT T O Y O U .
home cooking—and a clear con­ ratio. It is easy for a fanner to
saw milling i n d u s t r y of the
science.
smile with such conditions pre­
Northwest.
The names o f a very large per vailing.
“ All these things are going to
•cent o f oar old time friends we
A few trips across the country
make the people think, and when
found chiseled in marble and will convince one o f open mind
the question has been thoroughly
granite in the old church yard. that the area o f really good terri­
NEWBERG
considered a great many more
JEWELER
J t almost startled us to find so tory in the United States is not
people will believe with Mr,
many o f them in a group. It small by any means. And final­
Next to'Postoffice.
was such a forcible reminder o f ly, the man who can't appreciate Bryan that the railroads should
W ill sell y ou a F anning M ill that clean s
-the passing of time and things what we have here in Oregon be owned by the people and ope­
rated in their interest instead of
earthly.
grain an d sm all seeds an d gives satis-
don't know a good thing when
A L Holdridge and w f to C O
being managed solely in the
In making hurried calls on he sees it.
fa c t io n -T H E C L I P P E R
furtherance of p r i v a t e gain Baxter 40 a c l 5 5 t 4 s r 3 $2000.
-those we knew in other days we
A P Watson and w f to Sarah
amassed from plundering the
A n d a stove that w ill b a k e y ou r bread —
dropped in to see the old family
riiilil Loses Life.
M
Crosby blks 39, 40, 41, 42,
public.”
doctor. It was he who sug­
TH E
L O R A I N
R A N G E
53, 54, 55, 57 Dundee $1.
gested a change o f climate when - On last Sunday, Geraldine, the
Paul Fundmao to Marcus L
H eal Km a te T ra n sfe rs.
W e ca rry a fu ll line o f F E E D
his medicines failed to produce little three year old daughter o f
Dickson Its 1, 2, 3, 4, blk 8 Fair-
R eported b r th<* T orn itili C o u n ty A tw trw l
S E E D S
an d sell as ch ea p as
•desired results. He had retired Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hod-
U o s d u t . MoMlDDTllln.
view add Willamina $190. ,
•from practice and was “ waiting.” son, died from the effects of barns
ch eap est
Lawrence C Slater to D H Ira L Martin and wf to R 0
More time was spent here than which she received on Saturday Karney It 6 blk 4 Everest add Jones It 10 blk 3 Jos Watts 1st
-at any other home while on our evening.
Newberg $900.
add Amity $155.
rounds. He had so many things
The cause o f the fire will never
Emma Sampson to 0 D Leefeld
Anna & G V Quemer to J F
t o a ik about and he insisted that be known in detail as there was Its 1, 2 blk 6 Wheatland $500.
Bashor It 3 blk 4 Watts add
■we should visit him again before no one in the room when it
BC Miles and wf to John Ingle Amity $150.
we left for home. This was on started except the little girl, but It 1 blk 2 City Park add New­
G V & Anna Querner to Ida A
Thursday afternoon. On thefol- it is supposed that she struck a berg $125.
Bashor Its 2, 3, 6 blk 9 Watts
Jowing Monday morning the match which fifed the fringe on
J T Crews and w f to James 1st add Amity $600.
w ord came that Dr. A. W. Rea- the bed clothing.
Pool (guardian) 10 a M Hall d 1 R T Lowther to Henry Han­
,gan, the venerable old family
Soon after dusk Mr. Hod son c t 3 s r 3 $800.
son Its 5, 6 blk 5 Hauswirths
•doctor o f Mooresville was dead. started down town and when
U S to Joseph Leno swVi of 2nd add North Yamhill $730.
A sadden attack o f pneumonia, he stepped out doors he heard a swVi sec 3 4 1 6 s r 8.
W C Kroger and w f to D L
•and another of our old time scream and at once saw a light
A J Bewley and w f to Herriott Bissett Its 1 and 2 blk 21 H & L
friends was laid away in the in a room in the second story of McKinley 309 a sec 25, 26, 35, add to Newberg $1.
church yard.
his residence. He immediately 36 t 5 s r 6 $6000.
James Strange to A R White
The old hickory trees that we entered the house and rushing up
Sally Hntchena (by exr) to Ira ntt Its 1, 2, 3 blk 12 La Fayette
ihad been counting on gathering stairs opened the bed room door T Moore and w f 30, 32 a cl 53 and small tract adjoining $15.50.
mats from to bring home, had when the chid rushed toward t 4 s r 3 $1200.
* Please Pay Up.
T B Nelson and w f to A R
all been worked up into buggy him, its hair and clothing being
Geo Braithwaite and w f to White s 78 ft It 6 blk 8 La Fay­
All parties who subscribed to
spokes and we were disap­ on fire and the bed clothing all Jennie and Hallie Remington ette $700.
the fund for the purchase o f the
pointed. The paw paw crop in a blaze. He smothered the tracts 2, 3, 4, 5, Hurleys fruit
R A Stewart to Adam Knobel cannery sight are requested to
was fairly good, however, and flAmes about the child and threw land sub $1.
ne)4 of neVi sec 3 t 6 s r 7 $700. pay at once, at either o f the
we began on arrival to renew the bedding out at the window,
Maty T Hurley to Jennie & J A Diehl and w f to Wm Grove banks or to C. B. Wilson. Don’ t
Proprietors o f
our youth. T o the grown up receiving some severe burns about Hallie Remington tracts 2, 3, 4, and w f Its 7, 8, 9, 10 Rural
delay as the account must be
man the fat custard pie or the the hands. The little one was 5 Hurleys fruit land sub $1.
Homes $3950.
closed up.
N ew berg Sash A D o o r
bit of gravy scraped from the burned some about the head and
Mary Maris and hns to Mark
C J Clemenson and w f to Frank
skillet with a hot biscuit may face, and more severely on the 0 Martin and wf It 10 Fairlawn J Rogers 2V4 a cl 55 t 3 s r 2
F actory.
Septic Tanks!
not have the same relish that it body, but Dr. Littlefield, the at­ snb $1200.
$ 2200 .
D oors, W in d ow s, a n d
had for the tow headed boy, but tending p h y s i c i a n said he
B W Barber and w f to Josiah J T Hembree to Walter Smith
I am prepared to pot in septic
the paw paw is the one fruit thought death came as much Hamnett nV4 tract 9 Harleys sub and wf Its 4, 5 blk 38 La Fayette tanks after the latest approved
' T urned W o rk
-that holds its own all along the or more as a result o f the great $250.
M ade to O rd er.
$225.
methods.
E nos E l u s .
Homo Again.
Silverware
Received yester­
day from one of
the largest silver
factories in th e
East, one of the
m o s t complete
lines pf silv’rware
ever shown to
Newberg people.
M IL L S
Wright & White
Goods Delivered Free
Both Phones
East First
W. P. Ht'ACOCK &
. SON.