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THE NEWBEKG GRAPHIC, April 17, I91I
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PAID IN MUSICAL N0TES.1I
When
D entist
M i m . Som brich Oot
Gown For a Song.
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Whenever 1 think of my early
operatic experiences I delight to re­
Office over First Nat’l Bank
call a little dressmaker in Dresden
who literally sold me a stage gown
Both Phones
for a song. 1 had made my iirst
appearance and was well received.
a s n a D c a a n c it
Then word came that I was to ap­
pear next as Violetta in “ Traviata.”
Now, in Germany the curious cus­
tom obtains of furnishing costumes
DR. A . M. DAVIS
to the male singers and obliging the
women t o drees themselves. A t that
stage in my career a role calling for
D E N T I S T
several elaborate evening gowns
meant a serious drain on my re­
O ffto e In U nion B loek
sources.
At the same time I real­
BO TH P H O N E S
ized that appropriate dressing was
vitally essential to my success.
titti
Bravely I began my bargain hunt-
i Hg, bnt the prices were far beyond
m y'fears. I was forced to resign
LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG myself to do the best I could from
my own scant wardrobe. Bnt no
PHYSICIANS * SURGEONS
ingenuity could encompass a suita­
ble ball gown for the third act. I
started on another round o f the
Office in P in t N at’l Bank Building
shops, and good fortune bore me
this time to a smart looking little
Both Phones
place. The proprietress recognized
me and was most courteous. Just
the gown I wanted was the first
D R . J . H . W IL K E N S
dress she produced. My voice trem­
OSTEOPATHIC PH YSICIAN *
bled as I asked the price. She
JfcK l 1 ' Ills, Ove.
Branch oSra, Nowborg named a figure that put it as effec­
OB m ran# Seer a* Commercial Club
tually beyond my reach as the top
n , n i n d t p and Soturdaym.
of Mont Blanc. \ i -
lo a n . • a. m. to 9 p. m.
id Examination Iran.
“ What can you pay, madam ?” she
H o m o P h on o W h ite la S
asked gently as she read the disap­
pointment in my face.
Hesitatingly I named a sum less
than half the price she demanded.
“ On one condition the gown is
yours," she said.
“ And what is th at?" I asked
breathlessly.
“ I have a father who is bedrid­
den,” she said. “ Never was there a
greater lover o f music. Only last
SCH K >eO SO SQ »O SO O O SO SO O O SO O O night he was fretting because he
might never hear the little Sem-
brich, o f whom I. have told him so
much since your debut here. Come
and sing an aria for him and ths
gown is yours at your own price."
□nenie Cimerai e Spedai*. Calk pranzili
I kissed, her with brimming eyes,
and the bargain was struck. That
night, with my husband as accom­
O C n ie Edwrad* Bid..
Both P U
panist, I went to the home o f the
old gentleman and sang for him,
W . W . Hollingsworth A Sc not one, but many arias. That waa
Fwwsnd Directors A EmbaJmers the first and only time I ever got a
stage gown for a song.— Mme. Sem-
C alk Answered D ay or N ight
brich in New Idea Woman’s Maga­
Lady Assistant
zine.
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DR. G. E. STUART
Physician A Surgeon
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W ill practice in all the courts o f the
state. Special attention given to pro­
bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort­
gagee, contracts and the drafting o f all
k g a lp e p c f«.
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aoaa of dm world; gras refioble mmka rapava,
o i « piddaheda Portland, whom dm oraAel
m o caa ho md m cornami Io dom fot each »-
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The Graphic
Naming Bnbloo In Japan.
In Japan a curious custom is in
vogue with respect to the naming o f
babies. The newborn is taken to
the temple when it has attained the
age o f two weeks, and to the priest
who receives him the father o f the
little one suggests three names
deemed to be appropriate. The
priest writes these three names on
slips of paper. He holds these slips
o f paper for a few minutes and
then throws them over his shoul­
der, sending them as high in the
air as possible. The slip that reach-
the 'ground last contains the
name that is conferred on the wait­
ing baby.
The next step in the process is
for the priest to copy the name on a
e of silk or fine paper, which is
ded to the proud parent with
these words:
“ So shall the child be named.” —
Harper’s Weekly.
C
T h e Girl Ho W anted.
The girl was a greenhorn. She
didn’t know the pretty daughter
was engaged to be married, and
when the pretty daughter’s intend­
ed called after a week’ s absence
from town this is what the parlor
maid said to him:
“ Miss Minnie you’re wantin’ ?
Well, I don’t know whether she’s in
or not. But if you’re the young
gentleman that was here last night
till 12:30 and got caught huggin’
and kissin’ her in the parlor, why,
she ain’t in to you no more and
never will be."— St. Louis Globe-
Democrat.
Doooivoro E ver.
They were arguing about the al­
leged inborn strain o f deceitfulness
in woman, and she retaliated by cit-
ng the instances o f men deceiving
their wives.
“ I suppose,” said he, “ that you
hold that a man should never de­
ceive his w ife."
“ Oh, no,” she smiled hack at
him ; “ I shouldn’t go so far as that.
flow would it he possible for the av­
erage man to get a wife if he didn’ t
deceive h er?"— Lippincott’s.
Tha Whola Thing.
“ Then you’ve been to Niagara?"
“ Yes. I was quietly married last
G ira all tbe local raw* aad happed
Tuesdav week, and the next day we
J t o M b e k oraty boora is drá vidaitjr
reached Niagara. Soon as we got
TW two pope*, raeko a *pt
there I started out to see the falls
md yom rara $1 bjr raedbg f
with my w ife."
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N ew berg Graphic
“ Magnificent, eh ?"
Wa ras aira gao ara
a good dab
“ You bet! You should hsve seen
1 s
I h rira Drab md Sradoy. « Sraday all the other men turning around
to look' at her as she passed."—
Philadelphia Press.
Newberg Graphic
“OLD HICKORY'S” NERVE
A n Arroat by Jaokoon and a Tim a Ha
Didn’t Donee.
Iron Beds
as low as
$2.85
W. Wv Hollingsworth & Son
Go-cars
as low as
$5.75
It was a fighting age in which
Andrew Jackson lived, and every
man who expected to command the
COMPLETE
respect o f the world went prepare«
not only to fight at a mom ent? no­
tice, but also to meet his man on
the field of honor.
It can easily be imagined that
Andrew Jackson, with his excitable
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nature, his domineering manner and
his habit o f regarding every op­
ponent as a personal enemy, was. by
no means the most peaceably dis­
posed oitizen o f the new settlements
o f Tennessee. The Stories o f all
his brawls and duels would fill
volume.
Jackson’s superb nerve is well il­
lustrated by the following anecdote
which comes down to us from the
time when he was supreme judge on
the Tennessee bench. One day i
desperado named Bean paraded u]
and down in front o f the log court
house and threatened to shoot sher­
iff, judge and jury. Twice Jackson
ordered the sheriff to arrest the
The Store o f Quality
man, and twice the sheriff was over­
awed by the desperado’s threats and
4 0 0 FIRST S T R U T . Nowborg
formidable appearance.
“ Deputize me. I’ll arrest him
m yself!’’ said Jackson, losing pa­
tience at last. «.
The sheriff complied, and Jack
son, taking two pistols, walked out
into the street Bean at once meek-
The sixth annual con ven tion o f
ly surrendered.
the
W om an ’s H om e M ission ary
“ When the judge come walkin’
out," Bean afterward explained, “ I S ociety o f th e M eth od ist E pis­
looked him in the eye, an’ I saw cop a l church o f the Salem Dis­
shoot, an’ there hadn’t been shoot trict w a s held a t N ew berg, A pril
in nary other ,eve in the crowd. So
19-20 th .
I says to myself, says I, ‘Ole hoes,
A b ou t 25 d elega tes cam e from
it’s about time to sing sm all/ an’ so
va
riou s p a rts o f the d istrict.
I did.” •
On another occasion, while Jack- The con v en tion w a s opened
son was riding circuit, he was stop­ W ednesday, 1 0 :3 0 A .M ., b y sing­
ped by two rivermen— of the class ing “ I am Thine O, L o r d .” A fter
(SUCCESSOR TO BRADLEY)
whose boast it was that they were
“ half hone, half alligator, tipped the d e v o tio n a l exercises, M rs.
with snapping turtle” — and was told Edm und H arn ey, o f N ew berg,
that he would have to dance for delivered the addressed o f w el­
their edification. Jackson meekly com e w h ich w a s responded t o
answered that he was not Accustom­ b y M rs. W . H . Bachm eier.
The
ed to dancing without his pumps,
business session then began w ith
hut that they were in his saddle­
bags and if nis captors would per­ M rs. A . U nderhill, o f Salem , in
mit he would put them on before the chair.
giving the perron
performance. Nothing- A fter a p p oin tin g com m ittees,
College Street, Between First and Second
loath, they consented. Jackson ae- M rs. C . L.*Weaver“ o f Portland^
cordingly opened the bag and,
Field Sec’y o f th e W . H . M . S.,
{dunging in both hands, drew them
out with a pistol in each. Pointing gave an in terestin g rep ort o f her
•visjt t o the« N a tion a l W . H . M .
them full at the men, he roared:
“ Now we’ll see who does the
on Y cntion held a t B u ffalo, New
m g! Dance,
D
yon devils! Dance I
ork . And w hen she sta ted th a t
They danced.— Chicago Tribune. O regon received the b ad ge o f
h on or, fo r rep ortin g the la rgest
A Lera All Around.
Two Englishmen on a visit to Ire­ increase (7 6 4 ) o f new m em bers
land hired a boat for the purpose o f a n y conference in the U nited
o f having a sail. One o f the Brit­ S tates, there w aa cla p p in g o f
ons, thinking he would have a good hands, and enthusiasm rose t o a
oke at Pat’s expense, asked him if
high p itch . The n oon tid e p ra y ­
ie knew anything about astrology.
er
m eeting w a s condu cted b y
“ Be jabers, n o," said Pat.
M
rs.
P ctch , of- M cM inn ville, a t
“ Then that’s the best part of
our life just lost," answered the the con clu sion o f w h ich the dele­
ihman.
ga tes repaired t o the basem ent
second Englishman then
o f the church, w here the ladies o f
asked Pat if he knew anything
the N ew berg church served lunch.
about theology.
A t 1 :3 0 p .m ., the p a sto r o f the
“ Be jabers, no,” answered Pat.
“ Well, I just guess that’s the N ew berg church condu cted a con ­
very best pert of your life lost,” secration service.
said the second Englishman.
A fter the readin g o f the m inutes
A few minutes later the boat cap­
and rep orts o f D istrict officers,
sized, and Pat began to swim. The
Britons, however, could not swim, the Old P eople’s H om e o f Salem ,
and both called loudly to Pat to w aa represented b y M rs. F anny
help them.
Penn and M rs. S ou th w ick , b o th
“ Do you know anything about o f th a t city .
swimology ?” asked Pat.
The in terestin g address b y M iss
“ No,” answered both Englishmen.
D
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itt, M ission ary o f P ortla n d ,
“ Well, be jabers,” replied Pat,
revealed
som e sta rtlin g facts,
“ then both o f your livi is lost."
and the m enace o f th a t corru p t
Mianamad.
in stitu tion t o ou r Am erican com ­
During a geography lesson in a
m on w ealth .
Baltimore school one day the teach­
The D istrict S u pt., R ev. Jam es
er spoke at great length touching
that wonderful stream, the Missis­ M oore spok e o f the charges on
sippi. Incidentally she afforded the his d istrict, receivin g m ission ary
pupils some interesting account of aid, and h ow the W . P . M . S.
the historic events associated with w a s helping stru g glin g churches.
the great river. “ Finally,” said she,
A t the even ing sessioo M rs
“ we must not overlook the poetic
value of the name Mississippi. It Bachm eier, o f G resham , to ld the
means Tather o f Waters.’ Don’t audience, "W h ere $ 1 ,0 0 0 C ould
Com er o f First and Meridian sta
forget that, boys and girls.”
Be B est Invested in H om e M is­
One lad, however, was not much sion s.” The con ven tion reached
impressed by this later contribu­
its clim ax w hen D r. R . H . A vi-
tion to his store o f knowledge. “ I
beg pardon, ma’am,” said he, “ hut son , p a s to r o f F irst church,
if the name o f the river means T a ­ Salem , delivered his stirrin g ad ­
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ttler o f W aters/ why don’t they call dress on
“ The Im m igration
it ‘Mister Sippi V ” — Circle.
G RAVEL COM PANY
P roblem .”
It so o n becam e
evident th a t the speaker w a s
T ha Nam# of Stebbino.
All kinds o f gravel for con­
The Stebbins family is fairly nu­ m aster o f his subject. The w orld
crete work, cement blocks,
merous. It is not now a classic name, m ovem ents described b y the
01-60 and 02.50 per getting.
its owners wear it ignorantly— more d o cto r, the forceful p u ttin g o f
08.00 per hundred.
or wood work furnished on
the shame for them. It is by right facts, and energy w hich ch arac­
First clsas thorougbred stock.
short notice. Leave orders
a classic name, borne as it was by
"Gold Eagle” strain.
at the office o f R. B. Linn-
terized the d elivery, m ade the ad ­
the first of Christian martyrs— St.
ville.
Mrs. E. S. Greer,
Steven, sometimes spelled Stephen. dress one o f the best ever heard
Steven is the Dutch way of spelling b y a N ew berg audience.
Phone 18-152
Dundee, Ore.
it. Spell it in Spanish— Esteban.
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you have Steban. Among the ig­
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Mineral Snrvsv*. Mape. flau* and Speri-
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St. Steven takes on degradation
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even as the fine old Norman-French
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anteed
first ciaas. Estimates furnished.
M eMinnvlU* National Bonk B uilding
ly Dobbins.— London Spectator.
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