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N VOL. XX. The Preacher’s W ife RAPHIC ew berg NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY IN, THUB8DAY, SEPTEMBER 17.1908. NO. 48 Portland Notes. The Portland Country Club la only human, and it is really creel t o expect her to be an an- and Livestock Show opens next gel as long as she tabernacles in Monday and continues all week. It w ill be the largest showing o f the flesh in this vale o f tears. livestock ever gathered together I t is quite common for the de votees o f the low ly Nazarene, es at one time in the Pacific North pecially among the femininity, to west, not excepting the marvel wonder how they w ill like the ous exhibit at the Lewis and preacher's wife when there is to Clark Exposition. The speed be a change made in the pastor contests will be extraordinary; ate. The preacher’s wife, the The great mile track is without a parallel on the American conti poor soul. Has it ever occurred to you that nent; the transportation facilities to criticize the pastor’s wife On to and from the grounds w ill be account o f her size, shape, looks, excellent, as both steam and ability or color of her hair is to electric roads will carry their sit in judgment on the wisdom thousands. The beautiful amphi o f the Almighty for making her theater built upon steel trusses, the creature she is? Is any church the first o f its kind in Oregon, it member willing to assume the re already completed. Every community in Oregon sponsibility o f flaunting a chal should be Represented at the lenge in the face o f the creator? MRS. EVA HUMMER H ULL And again, a large per-cent ot Trans - Mississippi Commercial Piano and Violin, Pacific College. the church members—and some Congress in San Francisco Octo times members o f the oficial ber 6th to 10th. Each of the Secret inventions were the most son & wf; lots 13-14-15-16 blk board get it into their skulls that commercial bodies o f the state valuable possessions o f many 46 Edwards ad Newberg; $750. they have a right to expect the should have at least one delegate; families and guilds. But in pro Jas C Duncan to Lee LaDu; n preacher’s wife to give the most The mayor ot each city and the portion to their value, they 100 ft lots 1-2 blk 36 Edwards o f her time and attention to the judge of each county have been tempted the cupidity o f compet ad Newberg; $125. w ork o f the church. That she asked to name delegates. This itors. The secret o f making Ve Seth A Mills & w f to Maggie should entertain the ladies’ aid Congress, whose sessions are sec netian glass was greatly prized Haworth; lot 6 & nV6blk9, New most o f the time; attend all ot the ond in importance only to the and jealously guarded. A Vene- berg; $1000. meetings ot the society: accom National Congress, and whose tion named Paoli, who possessed Neils Neilson & w f to Nettie B pany her husband on his pastor deliberations have much influ the secret, left Venice and wan Robbins; lot 1 blk 3 Oak Park al calls; be on hand at every ence on National legislation, has dered northward practicing HisjadM cM ; $700. prayer meeting, Sunday school held one o f its most important art. He was stabbed in Nor-| Amos Nelson & w f to H Daniel; session and preaching service, gatherings in Oregon, while citi mandv with a dagger marked i 41.332 a in D Baileys die t 3 s r notwithstanding the fact that zens o f this state have held the “ Traitor” —a measure to pre-1 3 W; $4000. .«he has a half dozen youngsters highest offices within the gift ot serve the secret. j C S Scott & w f to Lervy L L o to get ready for Sunday morning the organization. in 1710 the Elector o f Saxony ban; small tract in Carlton; $325. Oregon dairy interests are up and keep clean when company learned that a man named Bott- Phil Gard & w f to Oscar E. comes; be at all ot the socials and to date. President F. L. Kent, ger fler had discovered the secret of o f Gard; 5 a in Benj Heater die in t ready to take part in the dish o f the Oregon State Dairy Asso- o f making porcelain. He accord accord- 3 * r 2 w; $500. ' pan and clean up the mess the dation, has just returned ingly confined him in the castle Harriet I Burk & hub to Oscar follow ing morning. The preach New York where he has been in Albrechtburg discov E Gard; 5 a in Benj Heater die in ot Albrecht burg until the discor- attendance upon the National er’# wife, poor soul. ery had been perfected. Thew qsfc^t 3 r 2 (roadw ay over); $1. The editor o f the News-Letter Convention o f Dairy Instructors, men were sworn to secrecy, and ♦ W J Bennett to Nellie E Ben w ill take tj»e responsibility o f under the sponsorship o f the ex nett; 100x140 tt in Newberg; $1. the draw-bridge was kept up ex- ■stating that the church has ab-1 United States Government. agarit-thoee specially au cept to agjmtrtfaose au- Seth A Mills & wt to Emily W The managers o f the Golden solutely no claim on the preach manu Rigby; 100 a in A G Henry die t thorized. Thus was the manu- e r ’s wife or hischildren. And this West and American Industries facture ot the famous Dresden 3 r 3; $5150. tor the reason that they are not Exposition to be opened a t Earls ware begun. The secret was J p Dorsey & wt to Betty Pear- hired by the church and are not Court, London, M ay 1st, 1909, soon carried to Vienna, where a *on; lots 13-14 A P Macy 1st ad paid a salary for their services. and continue tor six months, royal factory was established, Dayton; $850. We believe that every sensible have asked the co-operation o f and to France where it was the Ella C Hardman & hub to J H ’business man will agree* with us Oregon through Governor Cham- fea a d a tien o f the famous Sevres [Comer; lots 5-6 blk 13 Hurley & !>erlain. It is the first industrial an the foregoing statement. pontery Larges ad Newberg; $500. For the sake o f the good o f the exposition ot this character held The stealing of the secret of J H Comer & w f to the Worlds making “ cast steel” is an inter Faith Mission lot 5 blk 13 Hur esting example. A watchmaker ley & Larges ad Newbeig; $1. named Huntsman was dissatis Harry E Robertson to C G fied with the watch springs the Robertson; 170 a in sec 17, t 5 market afforded, and in 1760 3; $500. F W & Allie Martin to J N & conceived that if he could cast the steel into an ingot, springs Belle M Chappell; 20 a ih Nehe- made from it would be more ho miah Martin die t 4 r 4; $4000. mogeneous. His conception was Jones & Adams (by admr) to carried out, and a large market Fred Withee; 80 a in sec 3 t r 4; was established for “ Huntsman’s ! $80 ingots.” Large works with tall F A Hyde & wt to E C John chimneys were soon built. Every son; 40 a in sec 32 t 2 r 5; $175. effort was made to keep the se Geo Yanderhoot & wt to E C cret. No one was admitted to Johnson; 40 a in sec 32 t 2 r 5; the works. The process was di $ 10 . vided, and persons working on J D Cook & w f to Burritt K & each part were kept in ignorance Gertrude S Cook; 10.20 a in Wm o f other parts o f the work. One Jones die t 3 r 2 & 3; $1. bitter winter night a man, dressed Katie & Geo Wilks to Ivy Bib- as a farm laborer, came to the by; lots 1-6 blk 36 La Fayette; door apparently in an exhausted $400. condition and asked admittance. Pall Fundman to S J Northn; The foreman, deceived by his ap lots 1-2-3 blk 7 Fairview ad Wil- A LE X A N D E R H U LL pearance into thinking the man lamina; $130; Teacher o f Voice, Pacific College. was incapable of understanding J H Nelson & wt to A C Cald what he would see, let him in. well; small tract in McMinnville; church and what influence you ] since 1887. The business carried may have on the sinners, q u it, on between the United States The man dropped down in sight $ 100 . A C Caldwell to L B Kliks; your everlasting harping about j and the United Kingdom com- of the furnaces and seemed to sleep. Through furtively opened small tract in McMinnvillt; $300; the preacher’s wife. She belongs prises one-fifth the commerce of Ceo VV Jones to Jos F Turn- to him and not to you. He is the world, and it is constantly eyes he saw the workmen cut bars o f steel into bits, and, depos bridge: 50 a in H H Sims die t 5 your servant and hired man be-' increasing. It is expected that iting them into crucibles, put the r 7; $1790. cause you pay him a salary to this exhibit will bring together crucibles into furnaces and urge Martha E Martin to.Catherine work for you.' The good Lord all the present-day achievements the fires to the highest pitch. The L Townsend; lot 5 Baker & Mar knows that the wife does all that in science, invention, handicrafts workmen had to protect them tin ad to McM; $75. she can freely and voluntarily. and trades in the United States. selves from the heat by wet But we affirm again that you ; Hood River has organized n cloths. Finally the steel melted, Proved Proverb». have absolutely no claim ------ upon “ University Club” with sixty- he saw the crucibles were with her. She receives no pay from three members. There are only drawn and the steel was cast in Don’t cry till there’s some one you for which you have a right tw o other similar organizations to moulds—and the secret was a in the Pacific Northwest. to sec you. to demand her time. | secret no longer.— E dwin J. 1’ hin - The preacher’s wife, poor soul. She's c l........ if she does and she’s j How Inventions W ere Stolen. j ni. k in Amcricrn Industries for man's hash. ,1 .........if shedon’t.—Hood River A living dog is better than a Before patents were granted for July. News-letter. still alarm. inventions, the inventor had but K c a l listate T ra n s fe rs . A maiden saved is n wife got. What kind o f essence does a i one way to secure a return from R epo rt«! hr Ote Vomitili County AlM tntrt Compunv. Mr Minn v ille I t ’s a long Inne that has nocow. man like when he p o p s | his invention. That was to keep —Town Topics. R B Farr & w f to Everett Ma- Acquiessence. it secret. 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