Newberg graphic., April 13, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

TH E N E W B E R G G RAPH IC. April 13 . I 91 I
SOME OREGON ACTIVITIES
D R . GE O . LARKIN
Independence w ill enlarge its
cream ery a t a co st o f $5,000 .
Dentist
Office over First N at’ l Bank
Both Phones
:* c jL S J U 4 e jc « c jc x a t
DR. A . M. D AVIS
D E N T I S T
a
O ffic e 1 « Union B loch
B O TH P H O N E S
LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG
P H Y S IC IA N S A SURG EON S
Office in First N a t’ l Bank Building
Both Phones
D R . J. H . W IL K E N S
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N
M cM I . ' M e . O ie .
B ra n c h
o B m , Newberg
O B c e o n e B o o r u C o m m e rc ia l C lu b
Tuesday*. T h n ra d a y t an d Saturday*.
Hoar*. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Coaaultation and Examination free.
H o m o Phooo W h ite 1 *1
Rankin & Doolittle
PHYSICIANS
Office
o ver
U
SURGEONS
National Hank
A t O ntario a pum ping plant
will be installed t o w a ter 10,0 0 0
acres.
F reew ater has struck artesian
w ater and irrigation from this
source, w ill reclaim a large acre­
age.
E. W . M cC om as, o f Pendleton,
estim ates the w heat cro p o f
Um atilla cou n ty this year w ill
am ou n t t o 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 bushels.
During M arch, P ortland ex­
ported 7 2 9 ,11 5 bushels of w heat;
98,9 9 5 barrels o f flour, and
4 ,2 3 9 ,4 5 9 feet o f lumber.
The Dalles had considerable
building a ctiv ity d u rin g the p a st
m onth. M arch statistics show ed
over 100 new houses, valued a t
$1 0 5 ,3 7 5 .
The Deschutes Valley is rich in
land plaster and a mill w ith a
ca p a city o f 3 0 ton s d a ily w ill be
in op eration a t Bend b y April 15.
Salem has becom e . a m anu­
facturing center. It has 4 5 fac­
tories em p loyin g 15 1 0 w o r k ­
men. The m on th ly p a y ro ll is
$ 9 0 ,3 9 0 and the value o f the an ­
nual p rod u ct is m ore th a n $4,-
- DR. G. E. STUART
Physician & Surgeon
The store of efficient and courteous service, o f fairest prices in merchandise that is up to the standard in quality—Newberg’s
foremost Furniture and Complete Home Furnishing Concern. Easiest payment terms to home furnishers.
FURNTIURE
CARPETS
New Arrivals Are
Increasing Display in Every Departm ent
the past few days
Many
Home furnishers who know the character o f Furniture and Carpdts that come to “ Newbeg’ s Foremost Furniture Store”
look with keen interest for news of the new designs that are continually arriving and to the stocks of this store do New­
berg’ s most careful home furnishers look for and secure all that is dependable and up-to-date in furniture and home furnish­
ings, and at most favorable prices and payment terms.
250
D
‘ ifferen t ¿P atterns
¿Doom S ize
¿Dugs
Our racks show rugs from 12505 to 8 f t 3 in. x 10 f t 6 in. Wilton Body Brussels, Axminster and Tapestries, all are here at
lowest prices
9x12
9x12
9x12
9x12
WILTON at $ 3 7 .5 0
BODY BRUSSELS at $30.00
AXMINSTER at $20
EUREKA BRUSSELS at $12.50
Convenient Terms
Home Furnishers
000 , 000 .
An immense w o o l w arehouse
is t o be erected a t M etolius. The
to w n w ill handle a large p a r t o f
the w o o l clip o f Central O regon,
w hich am ou n ts t o ov er 1,000,-
0 0 0 pounds annually. ,
Pendleton’s forem ost and oldest
industry is its flour m illing. Its
annual shipm ent o f flour t o the
Orient alone cam e t o 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
Both Phones
W. W. Hollingsworth A Son, “The Store of Quality”
The P ortla n d Union S tock-
ya rd s sh ow s a grea t gain in
stock shipm ents fo r the first
.three m onths o f 191 1 as a g ain st
the sim ilar period o f 191 0. Sheep
gained 2 0 ,0 2 9 head, h og s 20 5 3
and cattle 247.
M i l f t i l l o * c « a Unequaled by any display in this section in extensiveness and beauty o f colorings and quality of straw
in our line of Chinese, Japanese and Crex mattings for 20 cents per yard and up.
D p m n i i n k - We have quite a lot o f linoleum remnants at ridiculously low prices.
i V C l i i i i a i i i s any smaji room you Want covered and we will give you a bargain.
GO-CARTS
$ 5.75
Bring correct measurements o f
W . W . H O LLIN G SW O R TH & SON
4 0 0 F IR S T S T R E E T
TH E ST O R E OF Q U A L IT Y
S p d " $ Stock
of W all Paper
now in a t
prices th a t aro
lition think o f the loneliness o i ms
responsibility, the friendlessnees of
Hi« Responsibility Can Neither Bo his success and the risk he faces
Ofcce ■ Edward* Bldg.
Both Phono
while yon and those like yon are at
Shared Nor Shiftod.
-
: ,— -—
When yon saw him last he w a s aase.
If
leadership
seems
easy, just try
sitting
quietly
in
his
seat
back
of
An immense p o w e r p la n t on
being a leader!— World Today.
the
big
boiler
watching
the
crowd
the R ogu e R iver near P rosp ect is
hurry down the platform to busi­
n o w under con stru ction and w ill
OFFICIAL RED T A P E
ness and friends— a strong, unro­
co st several m illion dollars. T be mantic figure in oily overalls. Prob­
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plant, when com plete, w ill have ably yon did not give him a second Making a Live Man Preve He Wee
Alee Alive Laet Month.
three units o f 8 ,0 0 0 h orsepow er glance, but a few moments since he
H O URS
It would be very generally admit­
had lield your life and hundreds of
each.
•
ted in ordinary business circles that
other lives literally in his hand.
W heat grow ers o f 2 8 counties
if a man is living at the age of fifty
Engine driving makes automobile
o f the Pacific N orthw est, 13 in driving mere play. I f you are able years he has been alive in any one
Accounts. Solicited
O regon, 6 in Id a h o and 9 in to buy or borrow enough money to o f the fifty years preceding. This,
W ashington, members o f the buy an automobile yon may have however, would not be the case in
the anditing department of eertain
Farm ers’ Union, have secured a the joy of facing death wherever government bureaus. There must
1. L. Hoskins, President
! .. C. Colcord, Cashier
lease on C olu m bia D ock N o. 1, you may choose and the policeman be evidence of the man having been
S . L. Parrett, Vice President
W . E. Croser, A sst. Cashier
P ortlan d , fo r the season and p ro ­ is not watching, but you are merci­ alive, for example, on his fortieth
fully prevented from letting many
birthday. The point is made plain
pose t o handle their cro p from
others share your fate. The engi­
the field t o the ships ta k in g it t o neer has no such limitations. He is by Sir John Adye in his “ Recollec­
foreign m arkets. The purpose at the mercy of mankind, nature tions of a Military Life
“ It is sometimes supposed that
o f the m ove is n o t solely t o and his time card, but a trainload
red tape is peculiar to official de.
handle the grain of the members of people is the stake for which he partments at home, but that is an
bu t t o m ake a p rofit ou t o f the plays. Of himself he cannot think. error. There are large consign­
Face to face with the inevitableness
ments of it sent to India, and I will
traffic.
Purchases o f grain w ill
of the next moment, if disaster
be m ade in the w heat belt ju s t as comes through another’s careless­ give an instance. One day at Simla
individual firms buy it and plans ness he must he the first to suffer. an old artillery officer called on me
For the Best Prices on the Best Windows, Doors, Inter­
and requested me to give him a cer­
are being m ade fo r the in corp ora ­ I f he himself errs there is no one
ior and Exterior Finish, Mouldings, Building Stone,
tificate of his being alive, as the
tion o f a tra n sp orta tion c o m ­ to share the blame. He is the in­ auditor refused to give him his pay
Cabinet Work, Store Fixtures and General Mill Work
carnation of responsibility that can
pan
y.
Sales
of
w
h
ea
t
w
ill
be
D e s ig n s
without it.
neither be shared nor shifted.
Corvm aw rs A c.
m ade on the d ock , term s being
“ He seemed to be well and lively,
_________ ■ »ketch and deeerlptlon me*
You will find the man in the cab
m certain oor opinion free whether an
and I therefore complied at once.
f. o . b. P ortlan d .
throughout our world. He stands
K
^ s ^ a m ^ W ’s R s i s
As his visit was in August, I dated
■ant free. Oldaet agency for M cortn* petente.
face to face with responsibility,
Rice
in
O
regon
m
a
y
s
oon
be­
Petente taken tfcmewb M a n A Co. reoetv'
the
certificate accordingly. On look­
ter— * —
without cfaergu. In tbe
com e an accom plished fact for sometimes gaining honor or wealth, ing at it he remarked: ‘ Ah, you have
experim ents have been under­ but always at the cost of being mas­ dated it August! That iis of no use.
ter of the lives of others. It is a
taken on a tra ct o f irrigated land
I have already given them one of
lonesome job, this being the man in
Dealer in
a t S ta yton , where a dozen varie­ the cab. Lonesomeness is part of that kind, bnt what they require is
ties o f rice w ill be planted as the cost of power. The higher yon a certificate that I was alive in July.
“ This opened out s new aspect of
$1.60 and $2.50 per settin g.
soon as the land can be g otten climb the less you can hope for com­
the ease, but after consideration I
$ 8.00 per hundred.
in to con d ition . The w o rk is in panionship. The heavier and the certified that to the best of my be­
P in t class thorougbred stack,
more
immediate
the
responsibility
charge of Charles Cham bliss, a
lief he wae living the previous
“ Gold Eagle“ strain.
the less can a man delegate his
governm ent expert in rice cul­
month. Whether he ever received
tasks or escape the tragedies of his
ture. A b ou t ten acres w ill be own mistakes. The private soldier his pey I am not sure.”
Another instance of doubt as to • > Phone 18-162
used experim entally, use o f the can always share in victories, hut
Office and yard:
previous condition is given
tra ct h avin g been given b y the the commanding officer alone hears
same volume. In 1889 the shah
Main Street, near depot
ow ners o f the property.
The ttye weight of defeat.
Persia paid a second visit to Eng­
The average man seldom think»
Both Papers One Year, $ 2 .0 0 land w ill be seeded a t once and
land. Sir John Adye had an inter­
of the • load which power brings.
Phone, Blue 18
irrigated
th
rou
g
h
ou
t
its
g
r
o
w
­
view with the royal visitor one even­
The S e m i - W e e k l y
The captain of industry, on whose
ing at a large gathering. The con­
ing season.
foresight and energy, on even the
Newberg
-
Oregon
P ortland had a birth d ay last incidents of whose life, the prosper­ versation was through the Persian
Building Contractors
interpreter.
M U i r i the Ulect end mort complete telegraphic week, beirig 6 0 years old. Its ity and livelihood of thousands of
♦oeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoBto
“ Looking about the room and
new* a i the world; ghrea reliable mark el report*,
Estimates Furnished
municipal governm ent w as o r ­ families depend; the political leader seeing a general officer at some dis­
•a it it pubMied at Portland, where tbe market
who must bear the brunt of defeat
w*wr. r*m be and it corrected to date (or each it- ganized, April 7, 1851, for on which others have caused; the em­ tance, the shah inquired, ‘ Who is
toe It alto hat a page o i «pedal matter (or the- th a t date the first election w as ployer who can share his success that great-man in a red coat?’ I re­
BUTLER’S
farm end home, an entertaining rtory page and a held.
Then there w a s one pre­ with many, hut who must face bank­ plied that it waB Sir Edward Black­
ett, high sheriff o f the county. Per­
page or a m oi comic each week, and k goea to cinct; n o w there are 155.
ruptcy alone— these are no mere
haps that did hot convey much to
Be Mtbecnber twice every week— 104 timet a
B R E D T O LAY
Letters o f thanks have been children of good fortune. Like the his mind, so I said to the inter­
Residences a specialty. All work guar­
received from China by Ben Sell­ man in the cab, they stand face to preter, ‘Tell the shah that five and anteed
Fora
first clast all round fowl,
first class. Estimates furnished.
face with responsibility, burdened
thirty
years
ago
Sir
Edward
was
in
ing, w h o collected the famine
Call at 110 Main street. Phone Black 18 one that will fill your egg
with the fate of many, bat expect­
the Crimean war and one day a
atf the local newt and happening, and relief fund, and gratitude is ex­ ing help from none.
baskeL or make a tempting
shot came and took off his leg.’ The Hobt. W . Jone«
Herbert
J.
r
u
*
|
m every home in thit vicimty
pressed for the recent con tribu ­
dinner,
win you a blue ribbon
The next time you look up from
The two paper, make a tplesdid combiaaboa tion o f $ 5 ,0 0 0 m ade b y Portland your novel to complain that your shah threw np his hands and was
Muniti nel and Highway Engineering,. _
or silver cup, n o t h i n g can
much impressed, but presently the
Kxamlnatton* and Reporta, Land and
end you tave $1 by tending your HtUrnpOon to
Mineral Surrey*. Map«. Flau* and Bpecl-
people and received in H on g train is lste remember the man in interpreter said that his majesty
equal
the Barred Plymouth
Scatlout
Newberg Graphic
K o n g for distribution.
Since the cab. Trains do not run them­ could not understand it, as the sher­
Rock. Call and inspect my
selves. It is a human life that rules
Sc
W e can alto gve our tuhecnbeo a good club th at sum w as received a similar
iff had two legs now. ‘That is quite
stock. Eggs by the setting or
the steam that hurls you safely
CIVIL
ENQINEERS
U g n fa r for the Dedy ami Sunday, or Sunday sum has been collected and sent
correct,’ I observed, Tnit tell the
hundred.
! through space. And the next time
Telephone SS-10
and con tribu tion s are still com ­ 1 vmi enw tr* man ol oower ana vo­ shah that one of them is made of
MoMinnrllle Rational Bank Batidlas
F. Butler, Newberg* O r.
Mr Minatili«,
Orafi
ing in.
CWimir P o e m
a Specialty,
Calk promptly
aaswered light m day.
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Paints, Lath, Lime
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