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NATURES
DR. G EO . LARKIN
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Office over First Nat’l Bank
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W . W . Hollingsworth f t Son
Funeral D irectors f t Fm halm nrs
Calls Answered Day or Night
Lady Assistant
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Newberg,
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CLARENCE BUTT
W ill practice in all the courts o f the
state. Special attention
in given to pro­
bate work, the i writing o f deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
legal papers.
N ewberg, Oregon.
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Bank o f Newberg Building.
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The irresistible forces o f naturs
that are forever carving and shap­
ing our world, here and there, as if
for recreation in their toil, play
aueer pranks. Wind, water, volcano
fire and those mysterious internal
forces that now and then exert their
fury and make the old earth trem­
ble, all are sculptors that year by
year and century after century mold
and shape the earth’s topography,
rounding off and smoothing down
and filling up in one place, while at
the same time they rend and break
and tear hill and plain, hurl up new
mountain ranges, make new islands
in the sea, and spread desolation in
vast areas that for ages hare been
•miling gardens.
There are several noteworthy ex­
amples o f these masterpieces o f
world-making sculpture that hart
long attracted tourists, and the re­
cent opening o f newer regions
through the encroachments o f com­
merce and pioneering is daily bring­
ing to public knowledge more
o f these interesting phenomena.
Among the Canadian Rockies tow­
ers Cathedral Peak, which fo r un­
told ages since first perhaps some
awful seismic upheaval reared this
towering range, the winds and the
glaciers have been carving. Now it
stands with two twin peaks nearly
as symmetrical as the towers of
those wonderful edifices Which chal­
lenge the admiration o f the tonrist
in Europe.
Better known, yet no less ad­
mired, is the Mount o f the Holy
Cross in Colorado. This peak tow­
ers aloft to a height o f 14,175 feet
and on its eastern face, risible for
miles around, is the figure o f a gi­
gantic cross. The appearance is due
to perpetual snow which fills the
cavities of intersecting canyons.
The upright o f the cross is 1,200
feet long and the arms measure
from 200 to 500 .ie e t Thu moun­
tain forms the western wall o f a
great natural amphitheater and the
mighty cross upreared to meet the
rising ran seems to an impression­
able beholder to be an exalted
shrine reared by Omnipotence, with
the surrounding amphitheater a
gathering place fo r the nations.
The imagination o f tourists has
long been exercised to discern the
figures which the two beautiful
Mexican mountains, Popocatepetl
and Ixtacchihuatl, are said to re­
semble. The latter name is Aztec
fo r “ The White Lady,” and the
Mexicans have long held a legend
that when Adam and Eve were driv­
en from the Garden o f Eden they
wandered over the face o f the earth
in search o f another place aa fair.
The valley o f Mexico seemed to
hem a second Eden and here they
sat down to rest. Wearied with her
journey, Eve slept and faithful
Adam kept watch over her. In this
eition they were both frozen and
.ve so remained to this day.—
Brooklyn Eagle.
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W hy Tree# Kill Qross.
It is a matter o f common obser­
vation that grasa does not grow so
well d ose to trees as in the open.
The same is true o f grains. Experi­
ments in this country and in Eng-
and have shown that the deleter­
ious effects upon one another of
grasa and trees are mutual. The
;rees suffer as well as the grass and
Tain. This is especially true o f
ruit trees. The cause is ascribed to
the excretion by the trees, on the
one hand, o f substances poisonous
jo the grass, and by the grass, on
he other hand, o f substances pois­
onous to the trees. It thus appears
that the failure o f grass to grow
well near trees should not be as­
cribed to too much shade, nor to the
exhaustion bv the tree roots o f the
ood needed by the grass.— Harper’s
Weekly. ________________
The Reason.
A clever Chicago woman, worn
out with a long period o f daughter-
y questioning, requested Maid Mar­
ian to keep silence for a little,
p ok in g up from her letter andden-
she surprised such a queer look
on the little face that she was faip
i jo inauire the thoughts behind it.
On, I was just a wonderin’,”
•aid the child, simply, with evident
recollection o f the many questions
to which her perplexed mother
could find no immediate answer. “ 1
s’ pose your mother wouldn’t let you
ask things, an* that’s why there’s ae
many things you can’t tell me now.”
— Chicago Record-Herald.
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The beanty and harness o f amber
have long caused it to be esteemed
by smokers. In Turkey as much as
$1,500 is often given for a single
mouthpiece. Its value differs ac­
cording to its tint and opacity. Tbe
most valuable is tbe opaque lemon
colored. T be rarest piece is a cube
o f amber belonging to the shah of
Persia. It is supposed by the devout
Moslems to have fallen from heaven
in Mohammed’s time.
THE POULTRY YARD
W-W-W a
Iron Beds W, W. Hollingsworth & Son
as low as
Go-cars
as low as
Good, clean runs are a delight
to the hens.
Sometimes litter gets so filthy
that it is worse than none.
COMPLETE
* $ 2 .8 5 ^
Turkey eggs set this month
$ 5 .7 5
should give good salable car­
casses for Christmas feasts.
Leave it to the old hen to pick
Liberal Credit Extended to A ll Home Furnishers. The Lowest Prices Possible.
out the best nest to lay in. She
can do it better than you can.
T w o sprinklings a week with
kerosene oil should keep the
house free from insect pests. But
be thorough.
Get the screens over the win­
dow s now , so that intruders w il
not disturb your favorites while
they are asleep at night.
Are you troubled with crow s
about yourchicken yards? C ovet
the pens with wire netting. That
will fool the thieves.
Overfeeding must be avoided
as must also underfeeding. Eith­
er extreme will stunt the grow th
of the young stock.
Can’t expect to succeed with
broody hens, incubators anc
I0NEY IN POTATO CROP
little chicks, these days, unless
we stay close at home to m ee:
all emergencies.
James Everest was in tow n
Feed very little soft feed anc Saturday and cashed a check for
you will raise more chicks,
$801 in payment for a shipment
you must feed soft stuff don’t o f a crop o f spuds, harvested
throw it upon the ground. Feec from a five acre tract. He said
it in a small trough or on a clean he had seen selling from the same
board.
lot in small quantities before and
In heavy-soil localities, gapes figured that the tota l sales
are apt to attack young chicks, would am ount'to close to $900.
especially when quartered on The w ork o f preparing the
damp, heavy ground. In light, ground, planting and harvesting
sandy soils this disease is practi­ was ' done largely by himself
w ithout em ploying but little
cally unknown.
Look suspiciously at eggs that help, and consequently the pro­
have been laid in a stolen nest. fits o f the crop show up well for
They may be all right, but test a small tract o f ground.
Mr. Everest does not agree
them carefully, lest you lead
some one w ho buys them to say with the theory advanced by
things that will make your cart many farmers that any kind o f
s m a l l or otherwise inferior
burn.
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potatoes will answer for seed.
From Farm Journal
Last season he cut the ends from
number o f potatoes that
COUNTY SPELLING MATCH sh o owed some rot and planted
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t i e sound ends in a row apart
from the others, and on harvest­
County School Superintendent, ing the crop, he tound that this
H. H. Belt is to be commended row showed much more rot than
for the interest he has been show­ the balance o f the field. In the
ing in the effort to arouse the future he intends to select bis
people to the importance o seed w ith care, believing that
greater proficiency on the part the results will pay well for the
of children and young people in pains taken.
the matter of spelling.
Jim w as brought up as a hop
Under the direction o f Superin­ grower, his father being engaged
tendent Belt and Prof. H. F. Wil n the industry from the time
The Hitchen Mercantile Co.
son, a county spelling match was Jim w as A small lad, and he says
Corner o f First and Meridian sta
held in McMinnville on last he g ot such a distaste for the
Saturday where gold medals justness that he wants none of
were awarded to 14 pupils as it. He prefers a spud crop and
follow s:
lis bank account shows that he
Spelling—Twelfth grade, Le- is making good.
land Sackett, Sheridan; eleventh
grade, Sella Foster, Dayton;
tenth grade, Ethel Hamblin,
TOWN LIBRARY
Sheridan; ninth grade, Bessie
Smith, Yamhill; eighth grade,
A site for a public library build­
Lola Miles, Whiteson; seventh
grade, Lila Peterson, McMinn­ ing is to be selected by a vote o f
ville; sixth grade, Bessie Con­ the taxpayers, o f Newberg, Fri­
verse, McMinnville; fifth grade, day, 5th inst. If we agree on a
Fruit Boxes for
D a r y l T albott, McMinnville; ocation, Mr. Carnegie will give
Picking end P airin g
fourth grade, Beulah Wilson, $10,000 for a building; if we can­
not agree, we must do without
McMinnville.
In ciphering—Eighth grade, the Carnegie gift.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
Linden Leavitt, Newberg; sev­
Mr. Jesse Edwards has offered
enth grade, Herschel Obye, Yam­ tw o sites, both free. One south
hill; sixth grade, Vesta Nelson, o f the Graphic office on Second
Carlton; fifth grade, Frank Craw-, Street, another adjoining the
ford, Dundee.
City park.
Some husbands fear tbe wife’s T w o other lots are advocated,
no, and some stand in awe of her
i Edwards and 2nd, east
one
know.
Laurel
C ottage hotel, to be
of
bought by subscription o f the
The horse is known by its citizens.
The other between Edwards
years, bat the mule is better
and College streets, opposite the
known by its ears.
Salt will keep meat, but it re­ residence o f J. D. Gordon who
quires “ sand” to keep a good owns the lot and offers it as a
gift to the city.
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resolution.
The first requisite for such a
Unfortunately in a good many
building is a central location.
orchards the trees are known by
Second, a pleasant environment,
their scales.
reasonably free from noise and
Auto means to go alone, there­ dust.
fore a feline that prowls in the
The Gordon lot is quite as ac­
dark is an autocat.
cessible as any of the others and
The only kind o f mining that las the advantage of higher
is sure to produce satisfactory ground and a handsome environ­
results Is kalsomining.
ment, besides being a gift. It
A MOTORCYCLE THAT HAS STOOD THE TEST. LET US TELL
Generally it is all right to take will be the lot selected I suppose.
YOU WHY IT IS THE MACHINE FOR YOU.
is a good location for the
things as they come, but it is
dangerous to take a goat that ibrary building.
G b o . H. G r x s r .
way.
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Furnishers o f the H om e
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CARPETS
The Spring styles of carpets we are showing are
beautiful, splendid and cheapi We have all sizes,
large and small. At the lowest prices possible.
W . W . Hollingsw orth & Sons
We have everything good to
appease the a p p e t i t e ' and
please the palate. Fresh gro­
ceries, fresh fruits, fresh veg­
etables. W e also carry the
largest line of stone ware,
china and crockery in the city.
Call and see us.
LUMBER
and General Building Material
BOXES
The Chas. K. Spaulding Log. Co.
Ride a Harley-Davidson
V R . Dennis, Agent McMinnville, Or.