THB NEWBERÜ QRAPHIC, March Id. tail
Senator Jay Bowerman’s wrte
bas presented him with twin
sons. Old Man Bennett, ol the
N. W O O D W A R D
Rabbitville Irrigator, says “ one
Editor and Pu hi Uh «r
was born on the night o f Febru
P*bUah«d «T«rr Tkundt; moraine
ary
17, and he has been name«
O flo*: Graphic Bathttn«. No. <M Firm» Street
Jonathan Bourne Bowerman.
u t Nawbhfg, Otufon,
The other was born early on the
I Mia tu r
morning o f the 18th, but for his
$ 1 .5 0 Per Year in Advance name there is a sort o f hesitancy
between Daniel Kellaher Bower-
Oh, you street sprinkler man! man and Oswald West Bower-
man.” —Polk County Observer.
Get busy!!
It is a season o f great activity
on the “ White Sox” ranch at
present—plowing, resetting trees,
trimming, clearing o u t fence
row s and preparing to make new
fences—keeps a large number of
men at work.
C. S. Hnlin, of Newberg, is in
terviewing the people relative to
W e have ju st received and
their next year’s taxes.
assembled our first car
R. W .Swink, o f Dundee, 1 « in the
load o f buggies, consisting
Valley soliciting for the Oregoni
o f the follow ing , well
an.
k n o w n and guaranteed
makes,
ranging in prices
C. N. Marsh visited Portland
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. F. R. Rundell has mar
The 329 mile jaunt o f the Tele
The tow n of W ood burn launched
keted some choice broilers which
gram
hiker
from
Portland
to
tw o newspapers the same week,
brought a fancy price, besides
“ W O R LD ,** “ MOON**
one to be known as the W ood- Medford this week is just a little she has one hundred and fifty
and the “ BANNER** are
burn American and the other the side trip, the pedestrian being on more coming on. _
the three lines, without
his way around the world for the
question
the m ost popular
W oodburn Tribune.
Wilson Berry marketed some
and up-to-date on the
Amsterdam ( H o l l a n d ) Tele choice potatoes last week. He is
market today.
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f
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The charity o f the whole world graph, on a wager o f $5,000 now planting potatoes and set
should be turned to the famine- that he complete the trip by ting fruit trees.
' The fact that we have had the foresight and capital to bring them direct, in quantities,
from the factory, thereby elim inating the jobbers’ profit, makes it possible for us to place
stricken province in China where February 1st, 1912. He will
J. T. Carter pleased the young
them on the m arket at the above popular prices.
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thousands o f people are dying probably be hailed as a freak er members o f the family by pur
chasing
an
Edison
graphophone
from the dreaded pneumonic but his freakishness will no
plague.
doubt win tor him the blessings recently.
o f a sound body and a good ap A paper printed some one
With china pheasants protected petite, something which John D. hundred miles sonth of here
for tw o years, by the time the Rockefeller would pay millions makes the assertion that some
300 acres were planted to apples
season opens, they will be so
in that county dnring the year.
tame that it will not be surpris
Chehalem Valley can claim an
ing to see chinas strutting around
The vandalism element of Mc acreage of nearly twice as much
1. P oor Farm Quarry.
on First street.
Minnville was in evidence last and daring the coming year it
2. Muddy, Valley, G allow ay,
Friday night and just before the would be no exaggeration to
On last Friday evening, March
say
that
one
thousand
acres
will
Bewley
Quarries.
Salem’s annual horse show special started on its return trip
be planted to orchard. There 1Ô, occurred the annual state or A t the Baptist Church Monday,
3.
Starr,
Dayton, A m i t y
and the cherry carnival will mqny o f the three hundred and are still hundreds o f acres o f the atorical contest, which was held
March 2 0 .
quarries.
hereafter be combined and held seventeen Newberg rooters had choicest apple land left, which it at Eugene this year. Pacific
4. Stbut, LaFayette quarries.
R e v . E d i t h Hill Hooker,
dnring the early part of July. gravel thrown in their faces is safe to say will be planted in C o l l e g e was represented by
thè W. C. T. U. National Evange 6. Burton, Cove Orchard,
One day will be devoted to through the car windows, and the near future.
Claude Newlin ’ l l whose subject
Smith quarries.
list, will begin a series o f Union
horses, one to cherries and an insulting remarks hurled at the
6. Etzwiler, Tallman quar
was “ The M inistry of P oetry.”
other to automobiles.
ladies, and one car window was SUNDAY SERVICES AT FRIENDS Although Pacific did not get one Evangelistic Meetings at the ries.
Baptist Church M onday, March
7. Rex, S c h a a d , Atkinson
broken. Such stunts as these
o f the three first places, Newlin
CHURCH
20, 1911.
quarries.
The editor o f the Graphic w ho are performed by parties outside
was not far behind the best either
Mrs. Hill-Booker has delivered
Each bid must be for a com
is off for a three weeks’ romp 0f the -school boy circle, and
in com position dr delivery. P.
and to take recreation at the presumably by the fellows who
The Sunday services at the C. wa* represented by Chris the finest sermons ever heard in plete group o f quarries as dis-
California beaches, reports that came “ slopped up” to the basket Friends church were largely at Smith, Claude Lewis and Russell this city.
signated above, contractor to
Guthrie (Okla.) Journal. move crusher from place to place
he will sure make good. Here’s ball contest in Newberg a month tended and full o f interest. Y. M. Parker besides the orator and
I have known Rev. Edith Hill- at his expense. All rock must be
hoping that he will be feted and i ago.
C. A. Secretary Rhodes spoke in Prof. W. J. Reagan. At the l$st
Booker
for many years. She is crushed to a fineness satisfactory
feasted and have the time o f his
the morning and also in the even minute several others were pre
Invoking
the
referendum
on
the
an
able
and
eloquent preacher, a to the county court or commis
life.
ing at the union meeting, giving vented from going. The contest
University and Agricultural Col his illustrated address on the
'successful evangelist, an ardent sioners: C o u n t y to furnish
One o f the largest transac lege appropriations would hold general w ork o f the Y. M. C. A. came off w i t h o u t the usual temperance worker, and in all crusher, and blast down the face
a m o u n t o f yelling, although
tions o f the kind ever made on these appropriations up, and
The work o f these men in our lere was some spirit manifested, three fields “ a workm an that o f the quarries, contractor to
the Pacific Coast was closed last that is about all. The voters, city last Sunday was highly ap
needeth not to be ashamed.” furnish all other things required,
he U. o f O. Glee Club and the
Saturday, when the controlling as before, would not register a preciated by Newberg people.
And, best o f all, she exemplifies keep crusher in good repair as
Ladies Choral Club gave very
interest o f one o f Portland’s m ajority negative vote. The
On next Sabbath the pastor pleasing numbers in the program in her private life, the high found, and give bond in sum o f
pioneer stores passed from the people o f Oregon are to o much will again have charge of both
standard o f Christian living she $1000, all crushed rock to be
of the evening. The annual ban
hands o f Olds W ortman and in fevor o f the cause of educa
hold up for others. I commend measured at point o f delivery on
morning and evening services.
quet was given at the hotel, and
King to Aaron Holtz, the junior tion to knock this proposition.
her to strangers as in every w ay the road. *
was a success both as to the way
w orthy of confidence.
partner, and bis brother, Ma*j\Ve don’t yvant such news to go
Dated this 6th day of M arch,
we Were fed and as to the toast
Fcom
Ex-Governor
H
ock,
o
f
1911.
• ; • G. W. J o n e s ,
Holtz, o f New York, the am ount1 East that Oregon cannot main-
motherhood
program . Toastm aster Prof. I.
Kansas.
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♦ County Clerk.
involved being near $4,000,000. tain in the proper manner the
M. Glenn, of the U. of 0 ., saw to
She is eqnal to any pulpit
tw o leading educational institu- Oh, deary m e! Oh, deary me!
it that the toasts did not drag orator in the state, and knows
A Last Warning.
tions
in
the
state,
and
it
is
to
be
Portland’s fat stock fair, to be
That such a thing should ever be—
and the banquet w as over by
held at the Union Stockyards on regretted that it has been re That motherhood should com e at last 2 a. m. At the business meeting how to reach the masses. Her
Frequent complaints have been
husband, J. C. Booker, travels
March 20, 21 and 22, w ill be the ported that even an attem pt to And ’ mongst the sciences be classed,
n
o
im
portant
business
w
a
s
W ith chemistry, astronomy
with her and leads the music. made to me that the law prohib
first annual exhibition of its kind cripple them has been made.— And ge and entom ology!
transacted, excepting that a uni He has become a noted singer iting the use o f tobacco by min
liver held west o f Denver, cattle, W oodburn Independent.
I’ m mighty ?:>«d, you may be sure,
ors is being constantly violated
form method o f marking by the and leader.
My mother was an amateur.
horses, sheep and hogs w ill be
and
desire nqw to give final
judges was adopted, and Victor
Pittsburg (K an.) Tribune.
A
few
changes
in
the
game
laws
shown, and some prizes up to
warning that hereafter the law
Rees w as elected Treasurer o f the
The scientific mother jogs
$150 each will be offered. As o f especial interest to sportsmen Her infant like a thing o f co js .
will
be rigidly enforced in New
I. O. A. O.
Notice For Rock Crushing.
there will be no entry fee charged, in the Willamette Valley were And cradles now no longer rock,
berg,
and any and all offenders
The P. C. delegation were
t nervous systems they shall shock.
enacted
by
the
last
legislative
tree admissions and a reduced
Notiee is hereby given that the will be punished upon convic
pleasantly entertained by Vernon
The child is placed within a sling—
rate on railroads, the event session. China pheasants will A sort o f antiseptic swing—
Motschenbacher at the Alpha undersigned County Clerk of tion. Complaint has also been
should draw an immense attend be protected for tw o years, to And not too fast and not too slow
Tua Omega house while they Yamhill County, Oregon, will re made that profane and obscene
October
13,
1913,
and
the
pos
Fair science sways him to and fro. ,
ceive sealed bids until M onday, language is common upon our
ance.
stayed in Eugene.
session o f a carcass, the feathers The little babe’ s no longer pressed
Claude A. Lewis represented March 20, 1911, at 10 o ’clock streets and in public places. Ar
Mr. Dargee, editor o f the Oak or any portion o f a dead china Against his untaught mother’s breast. Pacific College at the College Y. A.M ., for crushing ro k for said rest will be made if more care is
land Tribune, died the other day, pheasant is deemed a violation But held at arm’ s length, so that he
M. C. A. presidents’ convention county, at the folio wing designa not observed in the use o f langu-
leaving to J. C. Arnold, his busi ol the law . Duck shooting is May gather girth expansively,
held
at Dallas Saturday and ted and numbered cjuarries, and i age in public places,
ness manager, the sum o f $10,- practically the same as before, And when his little tummy’s filled
groups o f quarries, to w it:
| N. C. C hristenson , M ayor.
Sunday o f last week.
W ith milk and pepsin thrice distilled
000. Mr. Arnold is a young but it is unlawful at any time to H e goes to dreamland by the rule
man w ho has climbed the ladder use a sink-boat, sink-box, sneak- On couch o f medicated wool.
from the bottom round and has boat or steam or gasoline launch The m other’ s kiss is obsolete,
made good. The gift came not in hunting water fow l. Yon can A s also is her hag so sweet.
only as a reward for faithful fish with hook and line in the Because that dearest kiss o f youth
service to office duties, but in Willamette river any time o f Holds microbes dangerous, forsooth!
recognition o f little acts o f kind year, except dnring the closed And every show o f mother love.
W ith eyes lit like the skies above,
ness which meant not so much season for seine fishing no person Is quite forbidden lest it serve
to the younger man but brigh will be allowed to take out more To enervate the infant nerve.
tened the last years o f one rich than three salmon in a day.
No scientific mother cheers
in service w ho knew not the joys
W ith baby talk the infant ears,
But molds his character with speech
o f family ties.
WEST CHEHALEM
Newberg Graphic
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SS, 9//ercÀant ¿hardware
comet nous,
EDITH BOOKER COMING
scramnc
Railroad officials report that
the tourist traffic which opened
last week far exceeds their expec
tations. West bound t r a i n s
were crowded the first day the
low rates were declared, and it
the movement grow s as they
may reasonably expect it to do,
Oregon will soon be thronged
with visitors. With thecontinu-
ence of beautiful weather tbc
state will wear a smile of greet
ing. Can we not with pride ex
tend an invitation to our share
o f these home seekers, to a dean,
progressive tow n without sa
loons, which justly boasts of her
chnrehes, High School and Col
lege; her miles of cement walks
and graveled streets; her pros
pective sewer system, electric
lights, mountain water; her lum
her mills, brick plant and manu
factories; the best tow n in thè
state—Newberg.
Mrs. R. J. Sallee and son George
visited relatives at Forest Grove
last week. -
Mrs. Robert Cook is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Carter.
Mrs. Phipps is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jasper Smith.
F. R. Rnndell has been busy
during the past week planting
fruit trees.
J. T. Carter marketed another
dozen choice dressed hogs daring
the past week
J. M. Deakins made a business
visit to Portland last week.
Paul Meyer and family have
moved on to the Tinker ranch.
N. C. Christenson is busy plant
ing one hundred acres with choice
apples.
A. H. Bovd’s house caught on
fire M onday from a defective
stovepipe, but by prompt action
the house and contents were
saved.
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Such as the icy purists teach,
And lullablies and soothing hand
To send him into slumber land
Cold science treats with sniffs and shrugs
As merely sentimental drugs.
And when, perchance, the science kid
Hath done something that is forbid
He does not feel the gentle tap
Face down across his mother’s lap.
But. shivering with fear and awe,
Is taught the majesty o f law—
That justice holds a flaming sword—
Though virtue’s still its own reward.
And when the child o f science plays
’Tis all in scientific w ays
He may not pull his daddy’ s hair
Or play his grandad is s bear.
A game like that would give, you see.
False notions o f xoology,
And fairy tales are all tabooed
By scientific motherhood.
Poor little chap, by science bred.
On rule and regulation fad!
To go through all your baby time
With ne’er a song or nursery rhyme
And not a bit o f natural play
To cheer you on your baby wayl
Great Scott, I ’ m mighty glad. I’ m sura,
My mother was an amateur 1
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