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Stewart Vaughan, ot McMinn
J. H. Moore was down from
Salem to spend Sunday with bis ville, is in town.
family.
A 10 mill tax has been levied
for
city purposes tor the coming
Mrs. C. C. Rice went to P o rt­
land the first o f theyweek to at year. •
tend the funeral o f a relative.
Mrs. E. S. Greer, ot Dundee
The annual school meeting held was in tow n Thursday doing
for the purpose of voting a tax Christmas shopping.
tor school purposes w ill be held
Mrs. A. W. Sherwood came
at the High School building Fri­ down from McMinnville this,
day afternoon at 2:30 o ’clock.
Thursday morning, the guest of
Miss Ruth Moore, whose home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. S.
is at Huntington, Indiana, but G. Miller.
who has been living w ith her
The Newberg triends o f Hervy
In order to dose out our entire stock of
brother in Portland for several M. Hoskins are glad to hear that
Ladies, Misses and Children's Coats and
months, spent Sunday w ith Prof, he is to receive the appointment
and Mrs. W. J. Johnson and oth­ for a second term as postmaster
Suits before Christmas w e are going to
er Indiana schoolmates.
a t McMinnville.
sell every garment regardless of cost.
Chase a Linton, who have been
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Kaufman,
In this sale prices will be fprgotten.
building a new steamboat which w ho are seeing the sights in Cal­
O u r main object will be to d ose out this
is to be christened the “ Seon,” ifornia, stepped into the Friends
entire line at once at your own price.
expect to have her ready for church at Berkeley last Sunday
Come and let us give you the best
launching within a few days. morning, surprising Rev. and
bargain you ever had in your life.
The new craft is of 1.5 feet beam Mrs. A. J. Weaver and hearing
and 65V4 feet ip4^eqgth, and will an excellent sermon from the
be used for tow in g on the Wil­ former.
lamette. The name "Seon” is
R oy Stratton came in from
made up of the last tw o letters Lake County the first o f the
and lasts till every garment is gone
o f the names o f each o f the part­ week where he has been holding
ners, Chase a Linton.
down a claim for the past three
December 17 is the day set years. This, Thursday evening
apart by the American Peace So­ he is to be married to MissGussie
ciety as Peace Day, and arrange­ De Ford in Portland. Particu­
N E W B E R G ,O R E G O N
ments are being made for its ob­ lars of the wedding w ill be given
servance at the Friends church, next week.
when President Levi T. Penning­
ton will deliver a sermon on the More Reasonings by Si Hawkins
enormous sum ot $1,143,725,- matical talents quickly into play,
“ Evolution o f W orld’s Peace."
“ Mother, w hat do you think 306, nearly double what the “ these railroad fellows get an
He has made a study of this sub­
of this?” said Si Hawkins as he farmers paid for their labor in the average ot nearly $700 a year;
ject and will give his hearers glanced up from a close reading same year.
no wonder they can wear blue
something to think about. A o f the latest census report, (one
“ M y opinion has been, when suits and brass buttons. Why,
cordial invitation is extended to o f the hundreds sent .to him by railroad officials said that they that is about three times as much
his representative in congress) were the greatest employers o f as we pay our hired man, John,
the public to attend.
‘•According o f these figures we labor, and that therefore, injury and he works thirteen hours
A gentleman who has been ad­ farmers have dropped to second to the railroads was bound to every day of the year, except on
vertising for a team o f horses place as employers of labor.
effect business interests o f the Fourth o f July and Circus Day.
“ In 1910 there were 6,340,357 whole country, that they were Maybe if the railroads made
came in a few days ago to order
the notice discontinued, as he farms in the United States, talking for effect. But with their men work like the tarmers
. valued,
vaiuea, wientneirimprovements,
with their improvements, these figures before me, proving do, the farmers would not have
said his mail box was crowd
- at $34,681,507,000, and during beyond doubt that with an army to take second place as the
beyond its capacity with lette.w
:r8 tne
the same year
year tne
the tarmers
farmers pan
paid o f 1,699,420 employes and a greatest employers o f labor.”
“ Yes, and I see in the papers,”
from people with horses to sell, out in wages $645,612,000 payroll nearly twice that o f all
said
Si, as he bent closer to the
of
the
tarmers
in
the
country,
I
So far he had made no purchase, Thqt reads well, but in this report
census
report, “ that some o f
am
forced
to
alter
that
opinion
from
the
Interstate
Commerce
however a^ he said the legs ot all
these railroad chaps running
Commission I find that in the considerable.”
horses offered were too
“ Land Sake»!” exclaimed Mrs, trains only w ork one-third or
same year the railroads o f the
suit his convenience, he beiujfcof United States paid for labor the Hawkins, bringing her matbe- two-thirds of the tim e."
short stature. He should have
advertised for bantam breeds.
Mrs. Anna Fogle made a busi­
Mrs. D. M. Sivycr has gone to
ness trip to the county aeat Tues­ Hillsboro to make a visit with
day.
her son.
Albert Thorniberry, ofGervaie,
Homer L. Marshall who has
was a week end visitor at the been working at the S. P. depot
home o f Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyes, for several months, left here this.
H. C. Baker, of Gaston, a long Thursday, morning for Nebraska
time reader of the Graphic, was where he w ill w ork at electrical
in Newberg on business Tuesday. engineering.
The A. W. L. will meet in the
B. B. Merchant expects to leave
parlor
ot the Imperial Hotel
here the first of next week tor
Los Angeles where he will remain Monday, December 18, a t 7:30
P.M . on account o f the usual
tor several weeks.
time
for business meeting coming
F. S. Morris is building a ten
room residence on his truit farm on Christmas.
A. L. Wadsworth, o f South
in West Chehalem and is doing
Pasadena,
California, was in
most of the work himselt.
Newberg
the
first of the week as
Attorney B. A. Kliks, o f Mc­
Minnville, spent the hour be­ a guest o f Rev. A. T. Norwood,
tween trains in Newberg on while looking after the interests
ot the Pacific Baptist, with which
business Tuesday evening.
he is connected.
Seth A. Mills left Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brower, o f
morning on a business trip to
Newport,
are visiting in New
Southern Calitornia, expecting
berg.
They
had charge o f the
t o be gone tw o or three weeks.
bath department at the Dr. Min-
Mr. Samuel L. Hummer, o f
thorn sanatorium last season
San Francisco, has been in town
and have signed up a four years’
for several days visiting his
contract for the same.
sister, Mrs. Eva Hummer Hull
John Frischknecht came down
and family.
from Eastern Washington last
Charlie Hubbard, Frank Moore
week for a visit with the Bnehler
and Hiram Smith who are at­
family with whom he has spent
tending 0. A. C., spent the
most o f his life from early boy­
Thanksgiving vacation at their
hood. On leaving here he went
respective homes.
to Baltimore, Md., to see his
Mrs. M . B. Terrell left here Eastern relatives.
Wednesday morning for Scio, in
A very enjoyable evening was
company with her little grand­
spent at the home o f Mr. and
son, where she will keep house
Mrs. Fred Barrell Jr. Saturday,
for her son, L. W. Charles.
when fifty-five R. N. A. and M.
- Mrs. C. E. Lapp very pleasant­ W. A. and other friends spent the
ly entertained Friday evening, evening with them, p l a y i n g
December 8, many o f her rela­ games and dancing. A lunch
tives in honor of her sister, Mrs. was served at 1:30 o ’clock, and
T. L. Cnmmings, birthday.
all report a most enjoyable time.
B. C. Miles came down from
Dr. Hollipeter was out from
Salem Tuesday evening to attend Portland to spend the day Tues­
Merchants who knock news­
a meeting o f the College Board day looking after his farm in
which was called to consider a West Chehalem. He is looking paper advertising, putting up
proposition tor an endowment forward with pleasure to the the stock saying that “ people
don’t read the advertisements,*'
campaign.
time when he hopes to be able to
might have gained an object les­
J. E. Gratke and George Peas- get out o f the city permanently
son, had they watched the stream
lee were out from Portland the and breathe pure air, listen to
o f people ot all ages and “ condi­
first ot the week, counting the the music of the birds and see
tions o f servitude” who filed into
dollars they expect to make on« 'things grow .
the office o f Mrs. Anna Fogle on
their real estate investments up
Mrs. Anna Price went to P o rt­ last Monday, in answer to a no­
the valley.
land Tuesday, in company with tice inserted in the papers giving
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hoskins Mrs W. S. Parker, to spend a information that nice calendars
and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoskins, couple o f days, visiting with the
might be secured by giving her a
o f McMinnville, attended Friends families o f 0. L. end D. P. Price,
call and leaving their names
church in Newberg last Sunday after which she expects to ac­
and addresses. I t was one con­
and took dinner with Mr. and company F. A. Elliott on a trip tinuous program throughout the
Mrs. C. B. Wilson.
to Whittier, California, where day without any time given for
Mrs. Lottie Hannon returned she will spend some time, visit­ the shifting o f scenery.
home Wednesday morning from ing with Mrs. Elliott.
J. J. Jessup, city engineer of
a trip to Eastern Oregon and
J. H. Mills, better known as Berkeley, California, came out
Washington where she spent “Jim,” who has been engaged in from Portland la s t Saturday
some time in the interest of the railroad construction work in evening for a short visit with his
American Woman’s League.
Idaho for some time, came here sister, Mrs. N. L. Wiley, and on
Free music recital at College a few days ago to join his family Sunday attended services at
Thursday evening at 8 o clock. on account o f the illness o f Mrs. Friends church in Newberg, at
Hear Marvin Moore, Earl Pin- Mills. He says he enjoys bis the close o f which he was given
ney and Dclmar Porter play work and finds the out-door life the glad hand by many of his
trios, “ Last Rose o f Summer” agrees with him. He will not former friends. Mr. Jessup, bet­
aad “ Blue Bells o f Scotland.”
return to the camp until after the ter known here by the title ot
Professor," was a teacher in
Mack Kaufman went to P ort­ holidays.
The
weather
has
been
so
dry
of
Pacific College b a c k in th e
land Sunday returping in the
evening with Mrs. Kaufman’s late that W. E. White, the real nineties. He was always popu­
mother, Mrs. Sarah Stopher, estate hustler, bought a ticket lar with the students, and others
who will spend some time with tor a point at the head o f tide­ as well, and general regret was
them and her son Thomas Rood water on the Yaquina river last expressed when it was learned
Monday morning. It is not un­ that his stay in Newberg was to
and wife.
likely
that there was a possible be only for the day. In his home
Mr. and Mrs. George Turpin,
of Lents, who were recently real estate deal scented, however, d ty, besides being city engineer,
married, spent a part ot their as our friend has a habit o f going he acts in the capacity o f street
honeymoon in Newberg, visiting out to turn things up, rather commissioner, having the care of
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Rees. than to w ait for things to come one hundred and fifty miles of
They returned home on Monday his w ay without a beckoning on streets. He is off on a six weeks’
his part.
mission for the city, his first stop
evening.
J. C. Gates, o f Twin Falls, being at Portland, where he got
Will Vestal, who came down
from his home on Chtbalem Idaho, came out from Portland all the information he could
mountain Tuesday morning to Tuesday evening for a visit with gather regarding methods of
take the train for McMinnville, his former partner, J. W. Henry. street paving and the disposition
said the sun was shining bright­ When Newberg was quite young ot the garbage o f the city. He
ly on the mountain while the in years, Mr. Henry and Mr. goes east by w ay o f Seattle and
valley was enveloped in a dense Gates were engaged in the livery Vancouver, B. C., and will visit
business in Newberg as partners Montreal, Chicago and other
fog.
After having followed the and later sold out here and large cities as far east as New
transfer business in Newberg for moved to McMinnville where York. Berkeley has the commis­
some twenty years, H. M. Wil­ they spent several years in the sion form o f government and a
ime business. On Wednesday socialist Mayor, hut with the
liams has sold his interest in the
business to his partners, S. P. they went to McMinnville to call habit Mr. Jessup has ot making
Timberlake and Frank Baird. on former friends. Mr. Gates is good in anything he undertakes,
He says he is expecting to build an alfalfa farmer twelve miles out he remains on the job, and the
some houses on property he from Tw in Falls. He brought fact that he is sent out on this
holds on Sixth street in the down a car load ot hogs for the mission shows that he has the
Portland market.
full confidence ot the com mission.
Spring.
A Cloisng Out
Sale!
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SALE STARTS SATURDAY, DEC. 9
Miller M ercan tile Co.
i Newberg Drug Company
and Santa Claus
Gifts for Father,
Mother, S is te r ,
Brother, U n c le ,
A u n t, C o u s in
and Sweetheart!
Santh Claus just
more than laughs
when he sees our
prices. See our
X m a s Presents
Gifts that Everyone Will Appreciate and Will
Long Remain a Token of Your Esteem and Love
Gifts for Children
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FOR THE LADIES
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Perfume
Toilet Articles
Toilet Sets
Traveling Sets
Fine Stationery
Manicure Sets
Pictures
Glove and Handker­
chief Boxes
Nice Books
Hand Mirrors
Music Rolls
Jewel Boxes
Hair Receivers
Hat Brushes
Hirsutone for the Hair
Story Books, A. B. C. Books (linen), Dolls
and Doll Heads, Tops, Gaines o f all kinds,
Pictures, Postcard Albums. Autograph
Albums, W riting Paper, $1.00 Fountain
Pens, Tooth Brushes and Paste, Banks.
An Eastman Kodak
a suitable g ift for young or old, lady or gent
—a present that gives joy the year round.
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Shaving Sets
Safety Razors
Books
Family Albums
Combs and Brushes
Purses
Hot Water Bottles
Ink Wells
Whiskbroom
Clothes Brush
Fountain Pen
Collar Button Boxes
Collar Boxes
Military Boxes
Cribbage Boards and
other nice gifts
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