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T H E N EW B E R G GRA PH IC, October ij , <910 -a . PACIFIC STATES WILL JEW EL E|R HOLD A CONGRESS AND OPTICIAN COMMONER VS. COLONEL Bryan Will Trail Roosevelt fo r One Week. Indianapolis— Col. Theodore Roaoo- ▼elt vo. Ool W illiam J. Bryan, Is the ■ a 1 program of the rival party organisers of Indiana for the week. The former California Governor Issues a comes first and will make a dose* Call for Meeting in San apeechee from a special train. Colonel Bryan will follow Roosevelt. Francisco. H e w ill answer Colonel Roosevelt and w ill attempt to show that the repub San Francisco—Governor Gillette licans were extremely inconsiderate of decided to issue s proclamation for their own platform In bringing Roose the holding In this city of a Pacific velt to Indiana. Coast congress, which Is to be attend Portugal Expelling Monks. ed by delegates from every part of the Lisbon.— The expulsion of the Pacific Coast and from Hawaii, who monks from Portugal has begun. No w ill consider merchant marine legisla time wlU be lost in driving them tion and the advisability of maintain ing a battleship fleet In the Pacific across the frontier. Several hundred ocean as weU as matters relating to nuns have been assembled and wlU the Panama-Pacific International Ex be deported. Cardinal Neto, ex-patri position and such other expositions as arch o f Lisbon, the Bishop of Beja, and other prominent eccleslasts al are to be held on the Pacific Coast. ready have been expelled. It Is designed to uave a Pacific Coast congress every year, so that the needs of the Coast may be Impressed on the congress of the United States. Invitations w ill be sent to officials and commercial bodies In Oregon, Ida ho, Washington. Nevada, New Mexico, Arisons, Utah and Hawaii, as well as California. Governors, lieutenant-gov ernors, senators, congressmen and pre siding officers of the two executive houses of each state w ill be Invited to come as guests and they wiU be under no expense. Th e mayors ot cltiej on the Coast w ill be requested to attend the congress and to appoint delegates. • Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Jewelry Cleaning and Repairing S . W. Potter G ro c e rie s No Emperor—either of a People or of Finance—can buy better food than we sell you, at prices you usu ally pay for good things. J. L. ,VanBlaricom COLORADO MINERS ENTOMBED IN MINE P lu m b in g :! KINO October Merchandising Don’t forget to look at our Millinery, Furs and the latest Scarfs and Neck' and you will surely find somet h 1 n g to interest you in these lines. Don't forget that our Silks and Dress Goods contain the very latest patterns on the market. We guaran tee to please you. L e t us prove it to you. October is the month when most people buy their Fall and Winter wearing apparel. Wherever you go, the clothes you wear are one of the most important things about you. If you’re away from home, among strangers, your standing will be first estimated by your appearance. If you stay at home where everybody knows you, you’d better be even more particular. We have the right clothes at the right prices. MEN’S AND Woolen suits for men and boys Worsted suits for men and boys School and dress suits for boys Largest assortment Overcoats and Cravenettes in the valley to 30.00 7.50 to 15.00 12.50 to 25.00 2.50 to * 8.50 L Coal! Coal! Coal! 120022 ; Phoee; Readeace 5-15-1 Ofee phoae Black 93 First and Grant Sta. ! Satisfaction guaranteed. -7 If you are satisfied tell your friends. If not tell us. D. M. NAYBERGER, McMinnville, Or. alfalfa, 515018. and Sueeasaor to R. JACOBSON A COM PANY :z/ teeth to decay. Vanish superstition. - W orry not at all. X-tend the teachings of this alphabet to others. Yield not to discouragement. Zealously labor in the cause of health and gain everlasting reward. Rssl Estate Transfer*. John Gordon Baker et a lto Anna A Baker 40 ac in wV6 J G Baker d 1 c and lots 1 & 2 blk 2 Court add McM $10. Harrv D Bond & wf to S R Bond 56.65 ac in W R Johnson d i e $3000.- • , Christopher Burch & w f to Havila & Nannie E Hinshaw 89 x llO ft blk “ 1” Cozines 3rd add McM $2500. Martha J Campbell to Lloyd Centry 6V6 ac adj Fairlawn add McM (die) $1. Lester Cummins & w f to S A & Amanda Cummins 91/2 John B Pennington $150. J T Crews & wf to Henry & M ary E Hopkins lot 16 blk 2 lots 13-14-15 blk 23 Edwards add Newberg $2500. Floyd Estep to Bert & Katie Townsend lots 3-4 blk 3 Baker & Martin add to McMinn $300. Justus R Fagerstrom & wf to Olive A Barbee et al 160 ac sec 34 t 5 r 7 $6000. Ellen M Finley & hub to Ira J Merrill eV6 of swVisec 24 t 2 r 4 $ 1 . Rodney L Cilsan et al to Gus tav Friewalk 236.22 aejohn P Wood d 1 c $14000. F C Graham & wf to Rudolph Rueter tract 135 in Cove Orchard 459 ac $459. Exercise daily. Pearl E Levy et al to Henry Find congenial occupation. Turrish und Vi int in sec 16 t 2 r Give the body frequent baths. 6 $ 10 . Have regular habits. Josiah E Miller & w f to Sea- Insure good digestion by Wood Realty Co 600.72 ac S E proper mastication. Justify right living by living Amity $10. Marion M McCutcheon et al right. Keep your head cool and your to F S Cottle & w f lots 12-7-8 blk 4 Carlton Improvement Co feet warm. Make definite hours of sleep. add Carlton $1150. Martin McDurmott to Geo W Never bolt your food* Meyer 160 ac secs 27-34 t 5 r 9 Over exercise is as bad as under- an even tempera ment. Esatti«. Question the benefit o f too Wheat— Blusstsm, 90«; Clnh, 14«; Explosion Owe to Dynamits. rsd Russian, 82c. much medicine. Loe Angeles— Th# Investigation Osts— 917 psr ton. Remember, “a n ou n c e o f som mitten appelated by Mayor A lex Bsrlsy— 9*1 p«r to®. prevention is worth a pound of ander to Inquire tato the cause o f the Hay— Timothy, |2I per ton ; alfalfa, exploetoa which destroyed the build cure.” «19 p «r ton. ing end plant o f the Loe Angelee Sacrifice money, not health. Buttar— Washington Creamery, M e; Ttmee on the night o f October 1, re Temperance in all things. ranch, 22«. ported that the eaploeiea waa that of Tinder no conditioii allow the figge—Selected local, «0«. dynamlto. The stock which we carry is the best that money can buy. Shoes made of solid leather by well known manufactures, at prices which cannot be duplicated, consistent with quality. This department is kept up with the late novelties which arrive by express every few days, so when ' you are in need of a dress pattern or a silk waist you can always find something new. The Investigation ,nto the immigra Buttor— Creamery, 38c; ranch, 24c. tion of Chiness which has been going Eggs— Ranch, candled, 25c. on at Vancouver for three weeks, hss Hope— 1910 crop. 1 9 0 12H; 1909, j i disclosed the fact that Canada has nominal; olds, nominal. | lost over H.AOO.SOO in head tax and Wool— Eastern Oregon, 12017c lb.; the United States has gained severs) Valley, 1 7 0 l* c lb exeroiae. thousands of Chines# residents vis Mohair— Choice, 22 098c IV Preserve Bis underground route. M. P. ELLIOTT ? SHOE DEPARTMENT MANUEL. The Youthful Sovereign of Portugal Who Lott Hie Throne. Francisco, where Croffotn used to hold TH E MARKETS. his fights, who hss been experiment ing secretly with sll kinds of flowers Portland. in order to ascertain bow to enlarge Whsst— Track prices: Club, 15c; their atse, has perfected a geranium bluestem, 29c; red Russian, 82c. six Inches In diameter, which has Barley— Feed and brewing, |22. been pronounced by experts one of Oats— No. 1 White, |28 per ton. the most extraordinary achievements Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley, In floriculture. |19@20 per ton; Eastern Oregon, The first car of coal ever shipped to Newberg has just arrived. If you are in need of fuel call at the Newberg Wood Yard and inspect our stock of wood and coal and learn our prices ' 7.50 to 25.00 DRESS GOODS AND SILKS FOREST FIRES BURN MINNESOTA TOWNS EVANS If you are in need of a nice styliah Suit or Coat, Skirt or Cape, you can’t do better anywhere in the state. Our selection is very large and our prices are positively lower than in any large cities or catalog houses. We fit your cloak or suit by expert tailors without extra charge. Ladies and Misses Suita $12.50 to 65.00 Ladies and Misses Coats 5.00 to 40.00 Capes and skirts 3,50 to 20.00 Hand made first class tailored suits from.................. $20.00 Lisbon— Though it is but a short Fermar Partner time since the first - hot was fired In StarkvlUe, Colo.— A t least 52 men the revolution that swept a king from are entombed In the StarkvlUe mine his throne, Portugal is rapidly ap of the Colorado Fuel A Iron Co., proaching normal conditions. No ser while, In the approaches to the mine, Give us a chance at that ious obsUcle lh the way of the now hundreds o f their fellows, with oxy Dund m w hone. W e would like government is expected in the Immed gen helmets, movable rotary fans and to put la those Bath Fix iate future. picks and shovels are striving simul tures, Etc., aad do your The suddenness of the sweeping Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Felch, of taneously to open the living tomb and pluwMag. change and the ease with which the Portland, are camping at Otter- to draw from it the poisonous gases people adapted themselves to the now with which it Is at least partly filled. brook. regime have had few parallela. The men have been imprisoned and Rev. and Mrs. Geo. H. Greer LET US FIGURE W ITH YOU. the rescuing parties have tolled since spent R few days at the old home 10:50 p. m. Saturday, when an ex this week. plosion, probably caused by coal dust, shook the earth for a radius o f seven John Allan, of Vancouver, B. L. ■SUes, destroying the main entrance Q., is visiting his brother, Wil to the mine and sealed tbs hapless liam Allan. Winnipeg— Scores o f lives have been {oilers within I t p — John Crosby returned Wednes Because oj, vast ramifications loot In a great forest fire which raged LOOK Th'IS£t- GLASSES o f the mTne and its connections with along the Canadian border In the day from a tw o weeks’ business ether mine-workings it Is hoped that Rainy R iver country and In Northern trip to California. The towns of Beaudotte, perhaps half the men may be rescued. MlnnesoU. The regular meeting of the W. Spooner, Oracetown and Pitt, Minn., have been wiped out and refugees C. T. U. will be held at 2:30 P.M. Bible Declared Inaccurate. from the burning district who fled on Friday at the church. Cincinnati— That the scriptures are lntn R a n t River report seeing many M rs. Phoebe Pustan’s daugh- so full o f inaccuracies that to place charred corpses along the roadside do ter and granddaughter, of Port any reference to the Bible In the con stitution of the Protestant Episcopal the burned district and the loss of land, spent Sunday with her. church would make it unreliable, was millions of dollars worth of property. Miss Mamie Pier leaves Thurs The fire was entirely unexpected. In the statement made here by the Rev. A. A. Morrison, of Portland, Oregon. the last summer there were many day for Gaston, Oregon, where He made the assertion In reply to an great fires in this same region, hut the she will attend school this year. appeal made by the Rev. J. H. Mcll- fighters had about subdued them Miss Edith Minchin is a dele valne, of Pittsburg, to prefix a pre when out of the northwest of the gate to the state convention of amble to the church constitution. The Rainy River country there appeared a great fire which swept through the the W . C. T. U. in session at A E. WILSON, the Jeweler preamble was voted down. dried timber, carried In its onward Salem from Tuesday to Friday HAS THEM rush by a heavy gale, and, soon be WOULD REORGANIZE ARMY yond control, it caught the unwarned of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Robison settlers In Its path of death and de Defense of Seaboard W ill be Principal and family, of North \amhill, struction. 1 , Feature. Estimates of the loss of life place spent a few days last week at the CHASE & LINTON Washington— A comprehensive plan the number between 1000 and 2000. Roe Robison home. ,, for an entire reorganisation and re-ss- GRAVEL COMPANY More than 2000 persons are missing, The Misses Rose Young, Jessie slgnment of the federal military 5000 are homeless and sll these are Spencer and Bertha Reed, of forces to be known as the Taft-Dlckln- destitute. All kinds of gravel for con aon military policy Is to be submitted Stories of wild animals, fleeing for Portland, were Saturday, and crete work, cement blocks, to congress when that body convenes safety side by side with human be Sunday guests at Otterbrook. In December. It w ill mean a great or wood work furnished on ings, of mothers burned to death deal to the Pacific Coast. short notice. Leave orders with babies on their breasts, and of Alphabet of Health- It la the purpose of the plan to mob men cremated while endeavoring to at the office of R. B. Linn- ilise largo commands at all strategic shield their children, were among the ville. (Atchison Glebe.) coast centers where batteries have tales of horror brought In by refu- been emplaced or are proposed. This Abstain from i n t o x i c a t i n g |H I __________________ will Insure the entire continental liquors. State Ballot Six Feet Long. coast line against stu ck. Breathe good air. Salem, Ore.— Without any county Consume no more food than officers or county or precinct Initia Geranium Big a t Saucer. tive measure attached, the state bal the body requires. San Francisco.— Rlchsrd Dlener, a lot w ill be exactly six feet long. Drink pure water. gardner at Colma, a suburb of Sen E. CLOAK and SUIT DEPARTMENT BOY’S CLOTHING N Boulden 74.28 ac sec 1 t 5 r 3 $1500. C J Schuldt to W B Roth lot 5 blk $Jos W att 1st add Amity $150. C C Shay & w f to Helen G Stebbings 11.26 ac Daniel M at- heny d 1 c sec 34 $10. L M Smith & w f to W P Pleas ant se% blk 19 Harley & Larges add Newberg $400. Helen G Stebbings & hub to Murray L Stillman 11.26 ac Daniel Matheny D $10. John Stout & w f to Edmond Wood tracts 4-5 Clay Cos sub' Willamina $900. Bert Townsend & w f to Ethel M ay Robbins lot 4 blk 3 Baker t 4 r 4 $850. Phebe Wright to I E Todd lot 9 blk 2 Newby’s 1st add McM $ 2000 . Notice To Hunters. Notice is hereby given that all persons that are not members of the Fernwood Gun Club are strictly forbidden to hunt on the premises of the undersigned: J. J. Guild, pres., W. A. Parrish, sec., Arthur Hepp, treas., Geo. Woolston, Fred Siefken, Adlai Livengood, M. C. Maitlen, J. M. Jones, Tom Parrish, E. J. Ross, F. M. Ross, E. H. Ross, M .R qss , David Jones, Emery Jones, Henry Offel, Hugh Renne, W. B. Baker, Claire Fessler, G. Morgan, R. Hornbeck, G. S. Nelson, C. L. Walter, T. E. Hobson, C.J. Judd, M. J. Conrad, Henry Clemmens, Andrew Kersey, Lee Robinson, Claude Fairbanks, Walter Ev erest, Wm. Schick, John Sanders, Albert Everest, Leslie Parrish, John Wohlgemuth, Earl Conrad, Louie Adolf, Dan Wohlgemuth, Martin Adolf, Wm. Buuck,H. H. Livengood, W. Sanders, C. Get- tman. Never change to a new breei simply because extravagan claims are given. It is better t< try to improve the old ones. This ii a good reason for dii posing ot all the surplus old hem $ 200 . Better get rid of them while the; J O Nelson & w f to G W & will fetch a good price as roasi Effie L Christenson $9375 sq ft ers. . The prices are good up t< D D Deskins d 1 c $10. about November 20th. Hans F Nelson & w f to An drew J Jones 100.23 ac in Boyd Start the trapnests so be known which are th d 1 c $1. O A Peery & w f to Fred Rus winter layers. Almost a sell 444-1000 ot ac in Peter hen will lay in spring an mer; it, takes a good hen Smith d 1 c $1400. James R ascj to T A & Hattie J in late fall and winter. »
