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Th® Newberg Graphic July 14, 1010 4 NEWBERQ Q R A PtilC . >1 N t v b tr f, O n i M ISSUED XVKXY TH URSDAY HORN 11*0 ■ N. $1.50 Per Year in Advance. JULY 14. 1910. The “ Is it hot enough for y ou ’ fiend is again at large. A lone Oregon editor w ho is zealously fighting prohibition fear Oregon said last week that he thinks the proper thing to d o is to purity the saloons! And his Satanic M ajesty is still chuckling. Sometimes we are inclined t o doubt the personality o f the Devil, but when we think how some silly and scandalous stosiee get into circulation, even in so good a tow n as Newberg, our doubts are immediately set at rest. Editor M artin o f the Telephone- Register, with tears dripping from his pen, writes to the Re publicans o f Yamhill about “ the hand w riting on the w all.” In this case however it is a plain case o f Daniel doing the shiver ing at the knees. The lions’ll git you, ef you don’t watch out! The Saler^-Journal boastfu lly refers to. the great number o f sales o f bottled beer made by the Salem brewery for shipment into the dry counties of the state. The information is timely and the Journal will have ample time to see how those same dry coun ties . will go at it to close that source o f supply, says the Amity Standard. Oregon dry in 1910. £ The Graphic regrets very much to note the bill boards which are being put up over tow n. New berg is a progressive little d ty and we have all been exerting ourselves to make it clean and attractive. The glaring trill board nuisance is decidedly a step in the opposite direction and we don’t believe property owners can afford to sell the use o f their premises for such a purpose. The people o f Newberg have done nobly in their support of Pacific College and have clearly manifested their interest in the institution. But there are other ways than financial in which that interest and support should be continued. By taking a little pains and thought the people of this vicinity can materially in crease the attendance o f the col lege. Be free to speak a good word for our home institution and mention the substantial im provements which are just ahead. If you know o f any young people here or elsewhere who might be interested in higher education, give the names to some one con nected with the college, prefer ably to Prof. Reagan, acting president. By such co-operation you will do a favor to the young people, to Pacific College and at the same time will be benefitting Newberg. Change e f Express Rates for New berg. The Graphic is in receipt of a communication from the Rail road Commission o f Oregon an nouncing the cut which it has just made in express rates in the state. An idea o f the extent o f the cut and what it means to Newberg can be had from the fol low ing figures, which show the old and the new rate between Newberg and the points men tioned. The figures represent cents per 100 lbs. Old New P ortland......... .......... 50...... 40 Dallas........... ............. 60...... 50 ^ k s r l t e 70...... 55 Independence.............. 70..... 50 Salem ........................... 100..... 75 A lh s s T ......................loCf...... 80 Lebanon..................... 110...... 100 Eugene......... ,.............140...... 120 Roseburg......................200.....165 Ashland........................300.....250 « «w . Items of the Northwest HEROiC TREATMENT. An annual apple show that The Chinese Doctor's Severe, but efficacious. will reach big proportions has Thi» ifi the Chinese medical treat been determined on for Portland. The first such exhibit will be held ment which a missionary under went: Having been thrown from tn November and -it »expected to his horse and left fainting in the have the entire state represented street, he was carried into a house, in a w ay never before attempted. where a doctor soon visited him. The Commercial Club, business “ He made me sit np in bed. D isc men and hotel men’s association ing near me a large basin filled have all entered heartily into the with water, in which he pat a thick piece of ice to reduoe it to freeiing project at the instance of the point Then, stripping me to the -Oregon State Horticultural So waist, he made me stretch my neck ciety. which proposes to cele over the basin while he continued brate-its quarter centennial this to pour the water on my neck with Fall by inaugurating a big an a cup. The pain caused by those nual apple fair that is expected nerves which take their rise from the *pia mater* was so great and so to grow with each passing year insufferable that it seemed to me until it attains proportions unequaled, but he said it would where it will attract national in stanch the blood and restore me to my senses, which was actually the terest. case, for in a short time my sight Oregon, in addition to an ef became clear and my mind resum ficient state m ilitia, is to have an ed its powers. He next bound my organisation o f Naval Reserves. head with a band drawn tight by Steps have already been taken to two'men, who held the ends while form such an organisation, which ke struck the intermediate parts will maintain the same relation vigorously with a piece of wood, which «hook nnr head violently and to the navy in tim e o f war that gave me dreadful pain. This, he the militia does t o the army. said, was to settle the brain, which Ex-navy men and others in he supposed had been displaoed, terested formed a temporary and it is true that after the second organisation at Portland during operation my head felt more free. "A third operation was now per the past week. This will be formed, during which he made me, made permanent as sopn as still stripped to the waist, walk in possible. the open air supported by two per Willamette Valley dairymen sons, and while thus walking he un are to have the chance o f listen expectedly threw a basin of freezing cold water over my breast. As this ing to one o f the greatest experts caused me to draw my breath with in dairying in the world, when great vehemence and as my chest Professor Bernhard BoeggUd o f had been injured by the fall, it the Royal Danish Agricultural may easily be imagined what were College at Copenhagen arrives my sufferings under this affliction, here July IS. Oregon City, Cor but I was consoled by the informa tion that if any rib had been dislo vallis, Salem, Albany, Forest cated this sudden and hard breath Grove and McMinnville will be ing would restore it to its natural visited and the Commercial position. The next proceeding was Clubs will entertain the visiting not less painful and extravagant. expert. He is studying American The operator made me ait on the ground and, assisted by two men, dairy conditions and he will no held a doth upon my mouth and doubt give many hints in his nose till I was almost suffocated. talks that will be of great value 'This.’ said the Chinese .-Esculapius, 'by causing a violent heaving o f the to the industry in Oregon. Piditnmaries for the annual chest will force back any rib that may have been dislocated.’ The livestock show and races at the -wound in my head not being deep, Country Club grounds next he healed it by stuffing it with September are now under way burned cotton. He then ordered and the arrangements indicate that I should continue to walk this year's show will be more much, supported by two persons; that I should not sit long or be al successful than ever. The fair lowed to sleep till 10 o'clock at will open on L abor Day and not night, at which time I should eat a only Portland people but those little thin rice soup. He assured o f outside points are interested me that these walks in the open air while fasting would prevent the in its • • , TH E FIRST WOMAN. An Old Eastern Legend That Tails Hew th e W as Created. The last section “ Of a Finger of the Moon Reddened by the Setting Sun” in the Sanskrit work called the “ Surging of the Ocean of Time1 contains a legend concerning wo man’s creation which ia common! credited throughout India ani which runs somewhat as follows: At the beginning o f time Twaahtri, lean of Hindoo mythology, the Vulcan created the world. But when he wished to create a woman he found he had employed all his material in the creation of man. There di not remain one solid element. Then Twaahtri, perplexed, fell into a pro found meditation. He roused him ■elf to do as follows: He took the lightness of the leaf and the glance ox the fawn, the gayety of the sun’a rays and tears of the mist, the., in constancy of the wind and the ti midity of the hare, the vanity of the peacock and the softness of the down on the throat of the swallow, the harshness of the diamond, the sweet flavor of honey, the cruelty of the tiger, the warmth of fire, the chill of snow, the chatter of the jay and the cooing of the turtle dove. He melted all these and form ed a woman. Then he made a pres ent of her to man. Eight days later the man came to Twaahtri and said “ My lord, the creature you gave me poisons my existence. She ¿nat ters without rest, she takes all my time, she laments for nothing at all and is always ill.” And Twaahtri received the woman again. But eight days later the man came again to the god and said: “ My lord, my life ia very solitary since I returned this creature, remember ahe danced before my singing. I recall how she glanced at me from the corner of her eye, that she played with me, clung to me.” And Twashtri returned the woman to him. Three days only passed, and Twashtri saw the man coming to him HR| “ My lord,” said he, “ I do not un derstand exactly how, hut I’m sure the woman causes me more annoy ance than pleasure. I beg of you relieve me of her.” But Twashtri cried, “ Go your way and do your best!” And the man cried, “ I cannot live qjth her!” “ Neither can you live without her,” replied Twashtri. And the man went sorrowf ul! away, murmuring: “ Woe is me. can neither live with her nor with out her.” A Lake County Announcement From the appearance o f things, if alm ost daily buggy rides are any indications, besides three or four visits at the home between Resourceful Pussy. drives, there will be a wedding Short— I thought you were going in the near future. O f course no to drown that cat ? Long— Well, they say a cat has one can guess w ho we mean?— nine lives, but this one has twenty, Silver Lake Leader. I think. Why, 1 actually put that cat into a tub of water and tied a Housewife—Are you willing to brick round its neck, and what do chop some w ood for your dinner? you think7 Plodding Pete—Sorry, mum, Short— Goodness knows. but I am a Pinchot man. Long— Well, this morning when I went to look at the tub the cat Notice of Final Settlem ent had swallowed all the water and was sitting on the brick.— Tit-Bits. N ode« U hereby given Ihet the nnderalgned Cecil J. Hoekla* ee the edmlnletretor et the eetete of Cyrni K. Hoeklne. deeeeeed, haa died the flual account of hie administration upon ■eld estate in the Ceontv Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, end said Court haa appointed the Mh day o f September A D . 1910. at the hoar of ten o'clock tn the forenoon of laid day at tba Court room of eald Court In the Court bonae et McMlnnvtlle Yamhill Connty, Ore gon, as the time end the niece for the Anal ianciag of aald float account and for the final •ettlemontof «aid estate. Therefore all persons Interested tn mid estate ere hereby notified end required to be end ap pear at mid time and place ae appointed lot the final hearing ef mid final account and then and th an show cause if any exists why mid final aeeonat should not be a lowed and ap proved end m id estate forever and Anally settled end mid administrator discharged and hla bondsmen released end exonerated. Dated this fnly 14th. A D . , 1910. C ecil J. H oskiks . As administrator of said estate rSAHK W. PSKTOK. Attorney for mid estate. Compaet Quartern. It was the tiniest of tiny flats. "Y e«, sir,” said the maid, “ the stork arrived with a fine baby boy.” “ Great Josephns!” exclaimed Mr. Flatte, who had been away on a trip. “ That means more room. Hare yon hung the broom in the air shaft r “ Yee. sir.” "And trimmed the leaves of the rubber plent down to one-half their normal size?” “ Yes, air.” “ Then take the pet dog to the fancier’s and have his tail cut off. We must economize room so me wav. Thank goodness it wasn’t The Graphic and Weekly Ore twins!” — Chicago News. gonian one year for $2.25. is to merit your patronage and to that end we have ■pared no pains to supply our customers with the best the market affords. Nowhere will you find a more complete line o f Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet Articles, Sundries, Etc. Our one Owe P re s crip tio n D e p a rtm e n t represents the best in quality and skill, a registered pharmacist always in charge. Our prices will get your business and our methods will hold your trade. Try a cool, refreshing drink at our 20th Century soda fountain. » L y n n B. F e rg u s o n * P r e s c r ip tio n D r u g g is t Suoeeeeerte t . H. Cata well a Se- Fiaat National Bank Building - - - - Newberg, Oregon CAMPING Let ua fit you out with the proper equipment We will sell or rent you a tent or paulin. We have all the prop er cooking and camping utensils, such as white granite cups and saucers, plates, mugs and pans; also iron ket tles and fry pan, camp stoves; cheap knives, forks and spoons, etc., etc. • Our 10c Counter will help you out when it comes to small things that must be had* cheaply. You might take one o f those Swinging Comfort Reclining Porch Chairs if you want to enjoy solid com fo r t There is nothing so restful as a snooze in a Com fort chair. Our Saturday Special The Filipina Judge. A former official in the Phüip- ines tells this story of a native I came home one day just in time to see a thief climbing out the win dow with the better part of my wardrobe. I gave chase so earnest ly that the thief finally dropped the clothes in the street and disappear ed. As 1 gathered up my belong ings a native policeman came along and insisted on arresting me. He took me before a Filipino judge, where I told my story very plainly and emphatically. When 1 had finished the judge said. “ You are dismissed, but you may leave the clothes- here.” “ But why?” I insisted agrily. "Because,” said he, with sage de liberation, “ how can I tell that you speak the truth? When the thief comes back to identify these clothes as the ones he stole you msy have them.” — Youth’s Companion. Common T o tern. One morning a popular young minister was presenting his view upon an important subject under discussion and insisting that he held certain things to be true, the commentators notwithstanding. He contended, “ I hold this to be true even though the commentators dis agree with me, and again I say even though the commentators disagree with me.” At this point an old lady was seen to leave the church. On his way home from the service the minister was met by this old ladv bearing a basket. She stop ped and handed it to him, saying, “ Dear brother, I heered yon sav the common taters disagree with ou, so I’ve brought you a basket of lr V irginia yams.” — National Month ly- _______________ ^ We place on sale a lot o f deep 6-quart Tin Milk Pans, size 13x4 inches, made o f good IC tin and good value at 20c— but w e sell them Saturday at 10c. ; A Few Real Bargains in Real Estate No. 282. Good 8 room house, modern conveniences, V% block in desirable locality, fine lot o f fru it $8600. Would trade for good farm property. \ ‘ V, blood from settling upon the chest, where it might corrupt. These remedies, though barbarous and ex cruciating. cured me so completely that in seven days 1 was able to re sume my journey.” — London Lan cet. _______ _______ WHEN YOU GO OUT No. 284. Frontage on First street . Good location for business and only $3SVk per front fo o t ■ / ' • • -• • > 30 acres- 9 acres prunes, 7 acres cherries, 4 V* acres strawberries, 2% acres raspberries, 2 acres apples, 2Va acres timber. 5 room house, team, tools, vehicles and furniture, all goes at $225 per acre. —^ W H IT E & N IC H O L S -if SPECIALS All our Ladies’ Suits, Long and Short Coats marked down to cost to close out Ladies’ Oxfords, odds and ends but all new and up to date lasts, in Patent Tan, Gun Metal and Kid. $2.00 Values.... $2.50 Values..... $3.00 Values..... $3.50 Values..... $1.50 $ 1.75 $ 2.00 $ 2.50 These are genuine bargains as they are Ml good lasts but we have too many and must close them out Odd lots Slippers for children at cost Red Cross Shoes 50c s pair less than regular price for s short time only. J . C. P O R T E R & CO. illW I t d l. “ There is much that is wonder ful to be told about seaweeds,” said naturalist. “ Some of them are giants in size. One species, com mon in the North ses, frequently grows to the length of thirty or forty feet, developing in the shape of s long cord about the size of s quill, attached at one end to the bottom and the rest supported by the water. This is nothing, how ever, to the prodigious macrocystis, which attains 1,500 feet in length. Another variety found in the trop ics reaches s length of twenty-five or thirty feet, with a trunk aa thick as a man’s thigh.” Sporting Goods Are you thinking o f buying a Gun or Rifle, Fishing Tackle or Bicycle. I f you are come and see what we have to offer. We can save you money. We are giving Special Prices to reduce stock- Come in and see. You will be Satisfied. TH E O . S T . PIERRE. •I M M 9M M W 9 W M I W I W W W M M M M M i » M M W M M W
