Newberg graphic., November 04, 1909, Image 9

the twenty-second it will pom in­
N e w b e r g G r a p h ic to that o f Sagittarius the Archer.
This w ill give the w olf the ball
Thursday, Nov. 4, 1909.
again on our 10-yard line, with
only three meals to play. I f we
G anderbone’s F orecast
can hold them there fo r downs,
(Copyright 1909, by C. H. Rieth.)
the consumer will eat on the
ninth, seventeenth and twenty-
Whereas, notwithstanding beef is
seventh, as he has been doing;
Going upward with a bound,
but
if they score on us, he will
Pork Is higher, and our butter
Costs us forty cents a pound,
s eat only once this month—on the
Hash is doing well, the weevil
twenty-fifth.
SUPFLBMENT TO
Having spared it, and the prunes
A re the finest and moot filling
W e have raised in many moons;
A ll o f us, no doubt, remember
som ething o f the month No­
And whereas, the reign o f terror
vember, when the pumpkin pie
Mothered by the suffragette
is blooming, and the husking bee
Is remote from us a matter
is
on; when the hills are turning
O f an ocean trip as yet,
umber,
and the hog lies down to
And the polar controversy
Has subsided for a bit,
slumber in the melancholy know­
Leaving us to reassemble
ledge that he is to die at
Our disseminated w it;
It is then the apple butt«
t
And whereas, the railroads have
a tendency to splutter and to
Delivered T aft the debonair
radiate a perfum e quite a distance
Here and there around the country
from the pot; it is then the
Right side uppermost with care,
orchards
beckon, and it's pretty
And the Congress in its wisdom
Has arranged a sort o f truce
hard to reckon whether father
By which business and reform have
had his senses when we moved
Sort o f turned each other loose;
to town or n ot
And whereas, no one iajronning
Then the pheasant that great
Very hard this year for place.
drummer, wakes the morning,
And w e’re neither disconcerted
and for summer in the sad heart
Nor distracted by the race,
o f the forest is a sw eet and plain­
And the present state o f being,
Notwithstanding we rehearse
tive wail; and the geese go over
Some complaints to keep in practice, flying down the arching heavens
Might quite easily be worse;
crying loud alarums, as if winter
Therefore, Thursday, or November
fairly had them by the tail.
Twenty-fifth, is set apart
You would think to hear them
As a a day o f thanks and fullness
hollow
that a blizzard were to
O f the stomach and the heart.
follow
,
and
that Boreas has sung
When the sacrificial turkey
Shall resume its festal sway,
them where they couldn’t stand
And we may rejoice it isn’t
the pain; but we know them
What it might bfc, anyway.
pretty fairly by this time, and it
is rarely that we ever look for
November gets its name from
anything beyond a little rain.
novem, the Latin word for nine.
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It was anciently the ninth month, I ®at 11 ,not 80
. bTthem-
but that brought It around at the j They are fre€ which makes a married
season when the Roman explor- ' Man look ft them more than once;
era were getting in from Britian And a thoughtful contemplation
and other parts and raising such O f that wedged aggregation
a hullaballoo with their claims Is not, anyhow, exactly
What made any man’s dunce.
that it was finally made the
eleventh month, when the at­ It arouses his suspicions
That too many politicians
mosphere had somewhat cleared
and there really was something
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for which to
to be
• In whmh humankmd .a bound;
be thankful In­ And he wishes it were fated
credulity in those days was much That we might be recreated
worse than it ia now. When And begin again at Eden
Caesar returned to Rome and With a new deal all around.
claimed to have divided Gaul in-1 But, howeverwise it may be.
to three parts he precipitated a this Novem ber is the baby fo r
dispute in the violence o f which that plenty which is pictured with
both his Eskimo were assassinated a long Pandora horn from which
and the empire rose and fell four sustenance is pouring in abun­
dance on the flooring in the shape
or five times.
The countersign for November o f sw eet potatoes, pumpkins,
is supplied by Charles R. Crane, cabbages and com .
who was for a minute Minister to A ll o f us know that old picture,
And it's what November's like.
China. Mum is the word.
Mr.
When
the days are soft and hazy
Cannon will be coon fo r the
And the farm er’s on the hike
month, with the follow ing cast:
With his corn and hia hog-killing,
Dogs, Mr. Clapp, Mr. Cummins,
Till he’s all but out o f breath
Mr. Nelson, Mr. Borah; lantern, With exertion lest the people
In the cities starve to death.
Mr. Bristow; axes, Mr. Beveridge,
Mr. Dolliver; games&ck, Mr. La
The Novem ber flower is the
Follette.
chrysanthemum.
To wear a red
From the first to the twenty-
second the sun will remain in the or pink one signifies love, a white
constellation o f Scorpio, but on one indicates that you are for
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Cook, a green one that you are
for Peary, and a brown one in­
dicates that you do not know
Novem ber’s
what to t h i n k .
birthstone is the topaz, and it is
a good month to be married in,
love pirates being too much oc­
cupied with getting into winter
quarters to be chasing and board­
ing occasional bliss.
Pilgrim s landed. There will be a
big celebration at Plymouth
Rock, with a parade by the trusts
and speeches by Messrs. Aldrich,
Morgan, Rockefeller, Cannon and
other active friends o f Kberty.
On the fourth, fifth and sixth
Mr. Bryan will make a few short
anniversary dashes around the
house for old tim e’s sake.
And then December’s cruel blasts
A fter Thanksgiving, the great­
W ill bite the weather vane.
est day in the month will be the And Santa Claus will skid around
ninth, which is the day the
Upon his aeroplane.
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