Newberg graphic., November 05, 1908, Image 4

NEWBERQ GRAPHIC.
ONCE UPON A TIME.
W. G. Allen says that about
Eugene they have been spraying
for the scale w ith concentrated
lye with the best results yet a t­
tained.
The Country Gentleman says:
"It will not do to say the pre*
ventatives used and which have
proven effective heretofore, were
of no avail whatever. To admit
that would be to admit defeat in
our warfare. The condition Js
not discouraging to the orchard-
ist who will examine the situa­
tion and learn the lesson th at it
is impossible by spring spraying
to control the scale in an orchard
in a territory within which it is
generally distributed. It will be
necessary to spray in the fall al­
so, and it is possible th at fall
may prove the right time tor this
work. The scale is less resistent
in the fall than in the spring.
There will be found many young
crawling larv« and many which
have recently set; the incrusta­
tion will be found to be soft, eas­
ily penetrated by the caustic so­
lution used for their extermina­
tion.
"It, however, the tall spraying
is not entirely effective, another
opportunity is afforded before
the breeding season ot the scale
begins by spraying in the spring.
There have been many develop­
ments in both methods of spray­
ing and materials. The lime, sul­
phur and salt wash, both boiled
and unboiled, has proved most
generally effective. I have seen
excellent results from crude pe­
troleum, and some very disas­
trous ones.
originating in the Spokane Coon*
ty Horticultural Society, the ap­
ple show to be held in Spokane,
December 7 to 12 has become in*
ternational in scopa. Advice*
were received thp past week th a t lses bis danger he may have a fatal
Japan, England, Germany and malady. Take Foley's Kidney
Norway will all have national Remedy at the first sign of trouble
displays a t the Spokane show. as it correcto Irregularities and -pre­
British Columbia and other vents Bright's disease and diabetes.
Canadian provinces have already Eor sale by C. F. Moore.
reserved space lor approximately
200 exhibits, and the indication»
are that they will double this New Stromberg-Carlaon tele­
number. In all, the entries re* phones for sale. This is a stand­
ceived up to the first ot Novem- ard phone and has been adopted
by the Newberg Telephone Com­
pany. Shares of stock and new
phones sold on installments, if
preferred. Second hand phones
and extra parts for sale.
S. J. M adson , Mut 18-3.
You no doubt have read the
story of "The Wandering---- .”
Well, once upon a time he came
to town with a few goodsboxes
filled with odds and ends made
up from shelfworn stuff of an­
cient patterns agd of uncertain
"previous condition of servi­
tude." This lot of old junk he
dumped out onto counters,
strung a lot up to the gaze of the
gaping public in anticipation ot
the coming of a crop of suckers.
He asked for a half page space
in one of the local papers, hoping
in this way to reach the eyes ot
the unsuspecting public with a
lot of dope' about his "marked
down" stuff, but he was refused
apace.
Other means tor advertising
Hughes forced his renomina­
were resorted to and the unthink­
tion
tor governor of New York
ing public came his way. Yes,
over
the heads of the bosses, was
there were the women who go
his own campaign ‘ manager,
about the streets asking for sup­
made the speeches and won out
port by way of patronage at
by
75,000 majority in spite of
window sales, and entertain­
the combined efforts of all the
ments for church revenue, and
pimps, gamblers and racehorse
there were also the men who car­
touts in the country. He will be
ry about at divers times, in sea­
w anted higher up later.
son and out ot reason, subscrip­
tio n papers asking contributions
EA1LURE TO REGISTER
It is stated that we are cutting
for all kinds of things, all with Preceeding every election, re­ timber from the forests of the
the best of intentions And usual­ gardless of all the urging ot the
country press, there are hundreds United States a t the rate of 500
ly tor worthy purposes.
feet board measure a year tor
But who do they go to? Who of voters who fail to register every man. woman and child,
when election day comes
do they get the money from? and
they are anxious to vote and which is going some, and just
How much do they get from the are put to much trouble in
how long the supply will hold
nomad who is here tor a couple doing so. Registration for the out is a question for speculation.
of weeks, and is away for other November election closed Tues­
folds to work off more ot his tag day, yet the Register is in receipt
of a letter from a Pleasant Hill In figuring on the amount of
end stuff?
reader who says there are tour
They pass np one side ot the legal voters a t his place, all Taft money you are going to spend
street and down the other, tak­ men, who failed to register and daring the winter tor public en­
ing money from the pockets of want to know if they are too tertainments, remember that A
the permanent business men who late to get on the books. They season ticket for the Lycewff
are, and the only wav they can Course will be your best invest­
improve our streets and build vote
is to get six freeholders and ment.
■our sidewalks, and who put up sign Blank A. Nothing can pre-
pre­
the money for our new church vent their voting for president if
buildings and the schoolhouses, they have been long enough in
and tax themselves to educate the state.—Eugene Register.
our children. In tact they are This appeared before the elec­
the backbone of the community tion and the only reason for its
from every point of view when publication now is to call the
financial matters are to be con­ question of this feature of our
sidered. Then are not they en­ registration law to oar readers.
titled to the trade of the com­ It appears to the GrAphic very
munity as long as they are offer­ much like boys play to have a
ing goods a t a fair and reason­ law on our statute books requir­
able profit, rather than the pro­ ing voters to register, and in the
prietor ot a "cheap John" stall same act to make provision for
who rakes in the shekels and de­ the lazy, indifferent voter who
parts before the tax gatherer can neglects to comply with the law.
We should like to see the law
get to him?
Is already here and the
amended
so that none whose
Holidays are approach­
The Graphic gets its support
ing. Remember I am
largely from the permanent busi­ names are not found on the
headquarters for silver­
nessmen of Newberg, though a tew books, except those who are
ware and other suitable
of them are perfectly willing to able to certify to the election
goods
for presents. Prices
Jet this shop defend their interests board that they were prevented
the lowest for the best
money can buy.
without reciprocating to any ap­ from registering by being absent
preciable extent, and we don’t from home, should be allowed to
care to give space to the tran­ vote. Oar policy would be to
sient who contributes nothing to either cut out the registration
Newberg and its interests. Of law entirely or make it effective.
course others may patronize the The loss to the state ot the vote
nomad if they like, but in order to of the fellow who is too indiffer­
be consistent they should go to ent to register would not be a
the same source for support for very serious one.
their side interests.
Just a little food for thought. A gentleman in town who has
been accustomed to bearing
great platform orators, in speak­
ing ot the different numbers that
have been booked for the New­
berg Lyceum course said that he
would pay a dollar willingly to
hear Russell H. Conwell Never
before has this great lecturer
LET US FIQURE WITH YOU,
been induced to leave his church
and school work in Philadelphia
long enough to make a tour ot
&
the Pacific Coast and on this
trip he only has four dates in
Oregon. When he comes New­
Notice of Final Settlement
berg will get to bear the best in Notice li hereby (Wen th at tbe u n d ent(nod,
platform oratory that is offered ad m in istratrix of the estate of D. H. K e rn e ,,
bee filed with the County Court of
to the public. Season tickets for dbceaaed,
Yamhill County, Oregon, her dnal account aa
the course will be placed on sale each adm inistratrix of wild aetata, and th a t
Monday the 7th day of December. » D. IMA, at
of weaker solutions were used shortly and if for no other rea­ th
e b o n r o f tea o'clock a. m. of said day baa
and the results have been unsat­ son than the coming of Conwell, been Axed by eetd court aa the tim e of hearinc
to wild Anal account end the setUe-
isfactory. Fall spraying is being the sale ought to be a large one, objection*
m ent thereof.
recommended and we hope to while every number booked is a Date of lin t publication la October 23, non.
last N ot . 1», IMA.
see some of tbe men who have good one.
MARTHA >. KARNKY.
outfits for spraying for others
A dm inistratrix of the estate of D. A. Kerne*
getting busy.
From a purely local affair, C. C. BRYANT, attorney for adm inistratrix.
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