THE NEWBERO ORAPMIC, October 13 . I 910
LRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK
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Six Years of Warfare Is Ended
When John Dietz Displays
White Flag.
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It’s refreshing to hear the
New V ictor Records for August
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Come in and hear some o f this delight
ful music, and laugh at some o f the clever
comic selections, and you’ ll forget all about
the hot weathqr.
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Lucy Msnh end Hevy Mecdocough
31709 Gem* fro. ike “ Miralo"
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Victor L y e Ontre Coomenv
I’ve Get Ria* eu My Fragra»
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BiUy Murray and Chen»
Hue A fbu d j Hare Seen Kelly?
Ada Joirai
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Newberg, Oregon
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The supreme court of the United
States convened Monday for Its winter
term. Owing to the lack of a full
bench It la believed that few cases of
MBportance are likely to be argued or
decided before late in the year.
* The world’s championship baseball
•dries between the Chicago club of
the National League and tbe Philadel
phia club o f the American league will
commence at Philadelphia next week.
Jhe Isthmian Canal commission re-
ports there are 36,867 employes ao-
taally at work on the canal and the
Panama railroad, and of this number
39.950 are canal laborers.
After sleeping continuously for 24
days. Julian Brice, aged 17, awoke, at
Gainesville, Ga. He was extremely
weak, but became stronger after tak-
tng nourishment and physicians think
he will live.
Arch Hoxey, in a Wright biplane.
flew from Springfield. 111., to SL Louie
end established an American sustained
Sight in an aeroplane, by covering
194 miles.
The members of the W. C. T. U. of
Denver have started a crusade to com-
pel a married man to wear a wedding
flag as does his wife.
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If the efforts of ths commercial or-
ganlzatlons of the Northwest are
fruitful In results, hundreds of thoue-
ands of dollars will be saved to the
people o f Oregon, Washington and
Idaho annually by placing the hog-
raising industry on a basis which will
supply the home market.
College Chap Clothes!
When it comes to
clothes we recog
nize that the young
man is the arbiter
of fashion, the cen
sor whose word is
law, and the critic
whose judgment is
absolute and final.
In other words our
Pfpn<fa*gff, K hru-Jkid
Sc Co. Clothes are
the highest achieve
ments in clothing
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Hodson Bros
The Clothiers end. Furnishers
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS
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wiped out.
••Neverl" was the word used by
Mayor Gaynor of New York, in refut
ing the suggestion that he baa the
presidency in mind.
'William R. Hearst offers $50,000 for
a Wght in a heavier-than-alr machine
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Jack Johnson la now a full fledged
registered automobile racing driver.
The champion pugilist who aspires to
•teal Barney Oldfield’s speed crown,
baa been listed by the American Auto-
PARLOR PHARMACY
Quality Store
E. W . Hodsón, Pharmacist
In two communications addressed to
tbe grand Jury, Mayor McCarthy of
■an Francisco, demanded that the
Los Angeles—Funds for ths relief of
body Judge between him and W. R.
families left'dependent by tbe Times’
explosion may equal the amounts ap
propriated for the capture and con
viction o f the conspirators. Banka
bave joined with tbe newspepere in
L. E. BROW N
T H E T A IL O R
T h e Newberg Manufacturing and
Construction Co.
For the Best Prices on the Best
W indow». Door*, Interior end Exterior Finish,
Moulding*, Building Stone, Cabinet W ork,
Store Fixtures and General Mill W ork
nounced that the total so far collected
was more than 930,000.
Seventeen e f the 20 or more men
who lost their llvee in tbe explosion
which wrecked tbe ’lim es newspaper
plant were laid to rest Sunday In
graves ranged side by aide In Holly
wood Cemetery. One funeral service
was held for all. In Temple audito
rium, which was packed by 3900 men
end women, while a greater crowd, un
able to enter, stood outside in alienee.
China Wslcomsa New Era.
Pekin.— Oae hundred o f the wealth
iest Chinese merchants, recognised as
the most conservative class, gave a
farewell banquet to the delegation of
American business men, representing
tbe Chambers of Commerce on the
Pacific Coast. The American speak-
era referred to their amasement at
their reception, which tbey charac
terised as overwhelming throughout
China, culminating in Pekin, where
they had been admitted to the palaces
of the Forbidden City, which seldom
have been opened*.
T. R. DIFFERS FROM TAFT
•ays
Flour
Sugar
Tea
Extracts
Spices
Fruits
C offee
Vegetables and
C R O C K E R Y !!
A ll lands o f Pretty Dishes. Call and see our J 10c
15c and 25c tables
W IL S O N & HITCHEN
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F U R N IS H E R
W e have in stock a com plete line o f Furniture,
Paint, W all Paper, Picture Moulding, Glass,
Heaters and Ranges. W e are always pleased to
•how our goods.
C- B. Cummings, Newberg, Or
Nation
Every effort is made to extend to our customers
not only a hearty welcome, but a satisfactory
deal, that they may come to our store again and
again. We have the goods and we give you the
service. The price is right as well.
W e never sleep
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•ENATOR LA FOLLETTS.
One of the meat Interesting bits of
political Information that has come
to Washington In the past week is a
direct tip from Wisconsin that Senator
LaFollette has repudiated Roosevelt
as an ally, if Indeed he ever recog-
nixed him as such.
Miss Julia D. Grant grand daughter
of President Grant, was married Sat
urday to Edmund C. King, member of
a well-known Toledo family and con
nected with the Western Cooperage
Company o f Portland, Oregon.
The Independence League conven
tion o f New York, nominated John J.
Hopper, of New York City, a civil en
gineer and contractor, and put Hearst
himself on tbe ticket for lieutenant-
governor.
Should Drain Swamp
Landa.
Hot Springs, Ark.— Theodors Roose-
vslt placed himself on record here
as opposed to the view expressed by
President Taft on ons phase of the
work of ths conserving and develop
ing of the National resources of the
oountry. Colonel Roosevelt declared
that tbs Federal Government should
de all it could do legitimately to as
sist in the reclamation of the great
swamp areas of the Miastsslppl val
lar.
In a speech at the National Con
aervatioa Congress at S t Paul, Sep
tember 86 , President Taft said he be
FOREIGN NEWS BITS
llevad ths work should be done by
the states themselves, and deprecated
Disorder bordering on anarchy grips
the idea that the National Govern Honduras. The anti-foreign outbreak
ment should do it
in Amapala is rapidly extending over
the almost disrupted republic.
Railways Win Lumber Case.
Great agitation has been caused by
8 t. Paul.—The «United States Cir latest Interference of the Russians In
cuit Court has upheld the findings of Finnish affairs—the absolute prohi
Master In Chancery Dickson In the bition of the Importation of firearms
Pacific Coast lumber rate case. This and ammunition Into Finland.
Ths yellow fever outbreak which
Is a victory for the Great .Northern,
Northern Pacific, Chicago, Burlington threatens to become an epidemic will
■ Quincy and Union Pacific railroads. be a big setback to Italy. It has al
ready injured business and it Is fear-
ad that travelers will avoid the coun
Vancouver, B. C.—Ten years with try until the danger la over.
Organised capital and organised la
tan lames was the sentence Imposed
by Judge Mclnnis on Herbert Hallo bor In Great Britain are marshaling
wall, of Tacoma, a young man eharged their forces for tbe greatest Industrial
with attacking nlne-year-eld Glean struggle that England—perhaps the
wqrN—fc** t n [ pesn.
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B A R G A IN S
STOCK RANCH—10 miles due north and a little west o f
Condon, 1200 acres; 90 acres under cultivation, bat some
more could be cultivated. Lies in the breaks o f Ferry Can
yon on Hay Creek. Has good buildings and a fine orchard
and fruit o f all kinda; raised a boat 16 bushels o f peaches
this year and has lots o f fruit to sell. Live in the bottom
o f a deep canyon 5 miles from R. R. but a good wagon road
to his place. Some outside range. Can winter 2000 head
o f sheep with the feed he raises and on the range. This is
a goo 1 proposition fo r somebody that wants to make money
in an easy way and has no children to send to school; you
buy up the sheep in the fall, winter them and shear them,
and sell them in the spring. Can clear from $2000 to $4000
on the deal, depending on the market price for sheep. W ill
exchange for good valley land, but don’t want a fruit prop
osition. Price |7 an acre.
W HEAT FARM —in the Mayville country, 6 1-2 miles from
town, 400 acres; 250 seres in cultivation. Fenced with 3
wires and cross-fenced; water runs through the farm.
House, painted, 24x24; barn 32x32; pump on porch. Small
orchard, 1 acre 3 years old. 12000 school loan at 6 per ct.
W ill exchange for good valley property. Price $22 per acre.
Look this up. W e have other good propositions. Come in.
W H ITE
&, N ICH O LS
Money and time invested in a training at this school, insures the possession o f
substantial dividends throughout life. W e take a personal interest in the w ei-
fare’ o f each student. Living expenses low. Send for catalog.
W . L STALEY, Principal
SALEM, OREGON
Sporting Goods
Are you thinking o f buying a Gun or Rifle, Fishing Tackle or
Bicycle. If you are come and see what we have to offer. We can
save you money. W e are giving Special Prices to reduce stock*
Come in and see. You will be Satisfied.
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