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» I V X I T THURSDAY MORN I NO
will soon come when sock a ref
Newberg is now recognised as
Exacatrix Notice.
ormation will be worked that the hub o f Oregon. Eugene W.
U hereby flvea U U the
the creamery brand will mean Chapin, the prohibition candi J. ■ Notice
H. Keee end J. I. Hadley, here been appelai,
more in Oregon than it does t o date tor president, is to make ten ed eieeoten of the teat will aad teataweet et
fXnii Cdwla Heaklaa, daaeeaad. by the Cooaty
speeches in the state and the cam Oeart
of Yamhill Oeapty. Stete of Oregon.
day.
sssssssaam assst
paign is to be opened hereon Fri Therefore ell penosa baring el ai ma agela at
THE CO U N TRY NEW SPAPER.
aalate ef Cyme Bdwla Hoak la a, deoeaaed,
day, September 4. He is reported e the
n kareby not! Bed and required to Urea eat the
Three prises were offered at the to be a forceful speaker and since
«Ith the proper ronchara, to the änder
meeting o f the Missouri Press As this will be the only opportunity
ten or either of them at their reel-
Yamhill County. Ore
sociation at Excelsior Springs, Newberg will have to hear a pres gon, within Bprlagbrook,
aU menthe el the date hereof.
for the best article on “ The Real idential candidate this campaign Deled Augnai » . IMI.
Mission o f the Country Newspa everybody will want to hear him. ■ÇSaihaos Bolt, 1. Attorney.
H. Rem, end J. I. H a d lbv ,
per.” Thirteen entered the con He speaks the same day at 1:30
Ex eon ton of the Lett Will end
Tenement of Cyrus Edwin
H oaklna, ‘
test. The paper winning the first p.m. at McMinnville and at Port-!
follows:
land in the evening. His other
By W. L. Nelson, Editor Eagle, points are W ood burn, Salem, Al Administrator's Notice of Final
Settlement.
Bunceton, Mo.
bany, Eugene, Roeeburg, Med
The real mission o f the country ford and Ashland.
Notim la hereby given the! the undersigned
newspaper is to give the news.
administrator «1 the eatete «1 John X. Blair,
has lied hie Inal account me admin
Without news there is no news
At the meeting o f the Commer deceased,
istrator of aald estate in the Coonty Court of
paper. Facts and figures, not cial Club Tuesday night a reso Yamhill County, Oregon, and that said Court
rumors or hearsay, constitute lution naming First street as the has appointed Monday, September 21, 1908, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. as the day and hoar
news.
the hearing of objections to said final ac
proper course for the Oregon lor
count and the settlement thereof.
In the garnering o f the news Electric to take through New
Now, therefore, all persons Interested In said
are hereby notified end required to ap
harvest the local field should be berg received the full vote of all estate
pear at the County Court room at IfcMtuav ill,-,
l County and Bute at said time to then end
looked upon with the most favor. present. While some objections ■ai
Were show*eause. If any there be, why said ac
count ihould not be settled, allowed and ap
In a country newspaper nothing might be offered to giving up proved, and said administrator discharged and
estate forever and Anally settled.
can take the place o f country Firsc street for the line, we be ■eld
Dated August 19,1908.
T. BLAIR.
news. The local field is for the lieve that it will satisfy a larger Administrator of the ALPHEU8
estate of John K. Blair,
deceased.
country newspaper, which alone number o f our people who are
gives to its readers the story o f directly interested than any oth
“ you all’s house,” sympathizing er course through town that
with those who sorrow and re might be selected.
Corvallis, Ore.
joicing with those in merry mood.
More strictly speaking, then, the
FFERS collegiate courses in
Grocery bills that are long over
mission o f the country newspa due can continue to wait since
Agriculture, including A g
per is to give the local news.
the circus is in the country and ronomy, Horticulture, Horticul
The legitimate local field is fur the children must be taken.
ture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
ther limited by careful selection.
Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; Do
No newspaper should publish all
mestic Science and Art; Civil,
State Fair Notes.
the news—no more than should
Electrical, Mechanical, and Min
a father, sitting at his own fire The Greater Oregon state fair in g Engineering; C o m m e r c e ;
side, repeat all that he may have (Sept. 14-19) will this year be Pharmacy.
heard during the day. A coun the largest and best in the histo
Offers elementary courses in
try newspaper must be clean, ry o f the northwest.
Agriculture, Forestry, Domestic
have character and conscience
McElroy’s band, consisting o f Science and Art, Commerce and
and be able to command confi twenty-five expert musicians, has Mechanic Arts, including forge
dence. The best country news been engaged to play every day work, cabinet making, stçam
paper is brave enough to tell the during the week.
fitting, plumbing, machine work,
truth when it should be told and
Eight counties o f Oregon have etc.
big enough to leave untold a se signified their intention o f pro Strong faculty, modern equip
cret story o f shame and sin when viding large exhibits. The conn- ment; free tuition; opens Sept. 25.
a “ scoop” would only add to the ties to participate are: Clatsop,
Illustrated catalogue with full
sorrow,
Columbia, Clackamas, Marion, information on application to the
Important as is the news, no Linn, Laue, Benton, Multnomah Registrar, free.
newspaper fulfills its high mis and Yamhill.
sion when it does no more than
College Maid, a guideless pac
give the news. A newspaper, and er, has been engaged as one o f
especially a country newspaper, the many attractions. She hais
must be more than a mere phon a record o f 2:09 for a mile, withi
ograph. It must stand for some out driver. Mr. Ervin, the train
There is n o need o f anyone
in s long with this disease, for to
thing. It must be in sympathy er o f the mare, says she will low
effect n quick cure it is only neces
with those whom it serves. It is er this mark if given a chance on
sary to take a few doaes o f
possible for a newspaper to Lone Oak track.
point out to the people, many
One o f the features will be the
of whom are its patrons, the herd o f eight performing Shetland
pathway to local possibilities ponies, which is owned in Fresno,
which means progress. Above Cal. The poaies will be raced
In fact, in moat esses one done is
all, a newspaper should not fail every day at the fair, with boy
sufficient. It never fails and can be
to advocate those things which jockies the distance to be one-
relied upon in the m ost severe and
dangerous cases. It is equally val
mean better living and higher fourth o f a mile. None o f the
uable for children and is the means
thinking.
o f saving the lives o f many children
Shetlands is more than 42 inches
each year.
Finally, then, let it be said that high. The ponies will be at the
In the world’s history no medicine
the real mission o f a country children’s service during the day
has ever met with greater success.
newspaper is to give the local and a ride will be one o f the de
PRICE 25o. URGE SIZE 60«.
news accurately and fearlessly, lights o f the big fair for the
but in kindness, giving no un youngsters.
necessary publicity to wrongdo
W. H. Carlyle, who has been
ing, yet sparing not frauds nor engaged as one ot the livestock
shams, recognizing good wherev judges, is one of the most exper
er found, striving to build up ienced judges in America, having
We are selling lots o f
rather than to tear down, so served at the most important ex
that the files of the paper shall positions. Among these are the
constitute a helpful history, ac Omaha exposition, the interna
AND
curate, yet showing the sunshine tional livestock show at Chica
rather than the shadows.
go, the Charleston exhibition,
the Canadian National exposi
BECAUSE
THE COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR. tion at Toronto and the St. Louis
The Yamhill County School world’s fair. Mr. Carlyle is dean
Stock is Large and
and Stock Fair is billed to be o f the Colorado state agricul
Prices Right
held at McMinnville September tural college.
22-25. This will be the third fair
“ Meet me in the Corral” will
of this kind to be held in the coun be the password o f thousands of
NASH A FINLEY
ty and an effort is being made to pleasure seekers. The "Corral”
boost this one and make it a rec is the amusement and concession
ord breaker. As to its success it street at the big exposition. Side
FR U IT T R E E S
all depends on the people.
shows, stands and many o f the
We have the stuff in the county restaurants on the grounds will
W ell yes, s general stock always on
to make a fine exhibit in all lines be located here. Numerous free hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W.
and with the proper interest tak acts and features are being signed B. Reed for prices before buying else
where. Address,
en by all classes o f people there up. The “ Corral” is a clean and
will be no trouble about making legitimate attraction, no games
Box 3 7 , Lafayette, Oreg.
a showing that everybody will of chance, immoral shows or
be proud of.
fakirs being allowed.
It requires some effort, to be
For Sale or Trade.
sure, and there is the rub, for so
many people there are who are
Equity amounting to $700 in
unwilling to turn a hand in a
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
house
and lot in Portland; brings
public enterprise unless they can
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
see a dollar coming their way $15 per month, 6 per-cent int.
$200 worth telephone bonds,
SPECIALTY.
immediately in return.
$100
stock
in
same.
It is a splendid thing for the
$132 in German-Am. bank doe Books, Stationery, Fancy and
people o f the different sections of
Toilet Articles. Camara and
the county to get together occa 18 raos. Address L. B. 206,
Kodaks and all kinds o f Camera
44
Newberg, Ore.
sionally and rub elbows and
Supplies.
LESSONS GIVRV IN KODAK'
compare notes and this will be a
Septic Tanlu!
B
BT
splendid time to do it.
We hope to see this part of the
I am prepared to put in septic
Graphic and Oregonian $2.25;
county well represented at the tanks after the latest approved
Graphic and Journal $2.
methods.
E n o s E ll
fair this year.
Going
B
$1*50 Per Year in Advance.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1206.
T H E FILTH Y D A IR Y M A N .
The time was when creamery
hotter was considered the pink
o f perfection. At least that was
what the word “ creamery” stood
for in the eyes o f the writer at
an earlier period oi his existence,
hot he is wiser now. *
Creamery butter put up in a
▼cry pretty tissue wrapper has
been bought for the family table,
having a fairly good taste when
unwrapped, but which would, in
the course o f tw o or three days,
show strength enough to walk
without a stick, and the “ decline
o f the article was so rapid that
rancid was a mild name for it in
a few days more.
T o be sure all creamery butter
does not belong in this class but
it is evident that there is some
* thing wrong somewhere, else the
bad name that creamery is get
ting in the market would not be
in evidence.
Seeking for information some
questions were recently put to a
gentleman who has had occasion
t o visit many dairies throughout
Oregon in the past few months,
and he stated that it was no un
common thing to find a cream
separator that was not washed
more than once a day while oth
ers did not have a cleaning that
often. He said further that often
he found the separator close
enough to the cow stalls to get
the full benefit of the stench from
the manure pile, and in other in
stances when the door w a s
opened to the room where the
separator was kept the foul odors
coming from the floors reeking
with filth were such that he could
not enter until time was given
for a little pure air to enter.
Dairymen be says he has found
a t milking time clothed in over
alls that were stiff enough with
dirt and bespattered milk to stand
alone, and while they were milk
in g they dipped their hands in
the milk for the purpose of mois
tening the cow s’ teats, the dirty
milk oozing between their fingers
and dropping back into the pail.
Many uncomplimentary things
have been said in the past about
the country butter, wrapped in
strips torn from cast-off gar
ments of uncertain use, that has
found its way to the cross roads
store, but what must be said of
the so-called creamery article
that comes up through such trib
ulation in these days when our
much-mooted pure food laws are
supposed to give us a gilt-edged
article that tastes as good as it
looks.
T o be sure all dairymen are not
in the class mentioned above,
but how many cans o f cream
coming from such nastiness does
i t require to ruin the reputation
o f a creamery. And since such
conditions are known to exist is it
any wonder that a large number
of people on going to thegrocery
will take their chances on butter
put up by the cleanly housewife
on the farm, if they can get it,
rather than to take chances on
the article put up in fancy wrap
pers.
It is about as easy to be decent
as it is to be filthy when you once
become accustomed to it, but
some people in Oregon who are
selling cream have not found that
out and the reputation of our
creamery butter is being made to
suffer on account of it.
C o m p e t i t i o n between the
creameries tor the cream has been
so keen that it has been easy for
the very worst cream produced
to find a ready market and con
sequently the weeding out o f
filthy dairymen has been neg
lected.
It is sincerely to be hoped by a
disgusted public that the day
Agricultrl College
O
DIARRHOEA
Chamberlain's
Osile. Cholera asá
Diarrhoea Remedy
W e can supply every
thing from a wagon
to go in, to fish hook*
and a frying pan to
fry your fish in-------
when you catch them
King & Bennett
Hardware Co.
First A Washington Sts.
C. B. C U M M IN G S & C O .
Paints, Oils, Glass, House Furnish
ings, W all Paper, Carpets, Lino
leum, House Painting and Hard
ware.*
W e have a large line o f Souvenir
Postal Cards and make a specialty
o f Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex
ecuted to order.
Newberg
Oregon
Plumbing!
dive us a dunce at that
new bon «. W e would like
to put la those Bath Fix
tures, Etc., and do your
plumbing.
H a y in g
E y e s
They see not, unless they are
properly fitted with glasses.
V*
S. W . P O T T E R
. -
»
Is the the man to see about it.
1
LET U5 FIOURE WITH YOU.
Clemenson & Evans
W atches, Clocks, and a full K m
o f Silverware fer the holiday
trade.
Ribbons,Laces
Embroideries
iff»
..OREGON,,
B U IL D E R S
A re you doing what you can to populate your State?
OREGON NEEDS PE O PLE -8ottlera, honest farmers, mechan
ics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a
willing heart—capital or no capital.
S O U TH ER N
P A C IF IC C O .
(LINES IN OREGON)
ii sending tons o f Oregon literature to the East for distribution
through every available agency. W ill you not help the good
work o f building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses
o f your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? W e
will be glad to bear the expense o f sending them complete in
formation about OREGON and its opportunities.
C O L O N IS T T IC K E T S will be on sale during SEPTEMBER
AND OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon.
fares from a few principal cities are
The
From Denver............. $30.00 From Louisville...$41.70
“
Cincinnati.
Omaha.......... 30.00
*' Cleveland..
Kansas City..-. .. 30.00
“
New York.
S t Louis....... 35.50
•
38.00
Chicago..........
T I C K E T S C A N B E P R EP A ID
I f you want tq bring a friend or relative to Oregon, depoeit the
proper amount with any o f our agents. The ticket will then be
furnished by telegraph.
G E O . W. J A M E S , Luual Afennt,
NEW BERG, OR E. .
Was. McMsrry, Gan. Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.