Newberg graphic., November 07, 1912, Image 4

I
THE N EW BURQ GRAPHIC
now in.
Along the west line o f Merid­
ian
street from Second street to
Notice is hereby given that the
N. W O ODW ARD
Kd I tor u d PablMhar
council o f the city o f Newberg, Third street.
Along the south line o f Sheri­
Yamhill county, Oregon, a r e
FabUskad *T«ry Tharadaj momia«
dan
street from west line o f Main
: tiraphio Batidla«. No. «00 F ini Strae» about t o assess and determine
OflM. White at; Keeldenee. Bln* • the proportionate share o f the street west to connect with cem­
ent walk now in.
at New beri. Ortfo», cost o f constructing street drain­
at U m
Along the east line o f Main
age and resurfacing with^ stand­
b llar.
ard bitulithic wearing surface street from First street north to
$1.50 Per Year in Advance and im proving all that portion connect w ith cement walk now
o f First street from the west in.
Along the east line o f Howard
ine o f Main street east t o the
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1912
west line of Center street, in said street from First street north to
It is now the closed season city o f Newberg, assessable t o connect with cement walk now
each lot or parcel o f ground in.
against straw votes.
Along the east line o f Howard
abutting upon said portion of
street
from Sheridan street south
There is consolation in the said First street so improved,
thought that it might have been and liable for the cost o f said t o connect with cement walk
a whole lot worse. A second improvement; and that the said n ow in.
Along the east line o f College
lion hunt in the jungles o f ' ‘dark* council will at an adjourned
meeting thereof, t o be held at street between First and Second
est Africa” is overdue.
the council room in the said city streets to connect cement walks
The burning question now is of Newberg, M onday evening, now in.
Along the south line o f Sheri­
ca n there be a Democrat found November 25th, 1912, at 7:30
dan
street from Main street east
o
’clock,
assess
said
proportionate
w h o will be willing t o assume
to
connect
cement walk now’ in.
the responsibilities of the office >art o f said cost o f said improve­
Along the west line o f Meridian
o f postm aster in Newberg. Don’t ment on t h e said abutting
street
from Hancock street to
jroperty.
all speak at once, please.
connect
cement walk now in.
Dated November 7th, 1912.
Along the west line o f Merid­
W. W. Nelson,
Single tax went d ow n t o de­
ian
street from the alley north o f
Recorder
o
f
the
city
o
f
Newberg.
feat b j an avalanche o f votes
First street south to connect
against them easure. It seems
with cement walk now in.
th at Oregonians have finally
Notice o f Street Assessm ent
Along the west line o f Meridian
reached a point where they re­
Notice is hereby given that the street from Franklin street to
fuse t o be U’Ren-ized at every
council
o f the city o f Newberg, North street.
election held.
Yamhill county, Oregon, a r e
Along the south line o f Second
about
t
o
assess
and
determine
street from Dayton avenue east
Thousands o f Republicans all
the
proportionate
share
o
f
the
to connect with cement walk
over the country cast their votes
cost
of
grading,
constructing
now
in.
for Wilson in order t o prevent
concrete
curbs
and
paving
with
Along the south line o f Third
the possible election of the w orld-
five
inch
gravel
bitulithic
pave­
street
from Edwards street west
renowned e g o t i s t , Theodore
ment
and
im
proving
all
that
to
College
street.
Roosevelt, thus averting a na
portion
o
f
W
ashington
street,
Along the south line o f Fourth
tional calam ity as they saw it,
from
the
north
line
o
f
Second
street
from School street t o
but it made a bad show ing for
street
t
o
the
south
line
o
f
Han­
H
oward
street.
Taft.
cock s t r e e t , excepting inter­
Along the south line o f Fourth
W et vs dry. ; M arshal Snod­ section with First street, in the street from River street east to
grass, o f C ottage Grove, said he said city of Newberg, assessable connect with cement walk now
made 300 arrests for drunken­ to each lot o r parcel o f ground in.
Along east line o f Main street
ness in twelve m onths while the abutting upon said portion o f
city w as wet and the number o f said First street so improved, south to North street.
Along the west line of Willa
arrests for the past nineteen and liable for the cost o f said
months .w ith o u t, saloons w as improvement; and that the said mette street between Fourth anc
thirty. W hat * nice, quiet, order­ council will a t an adjourned Fifth streets t o connect with
ly tow n saloons d o make a n y meeting thereof, t o be held at cement walks n ow in.
the council room in the said city
Crosswalks.
how .—Junction C ity Times.
of Newberg, M onday evening,
A long the north line o f Sheri­
[Governor Stubbs, o f Kansas, November 25th, 1912, at 7:30 dan street across School street
w h o w as a candidate for the o ’clock, assess said proportion, and east half , o f Washington
United States Senate suffered de­ ate part o f said cost o f said im­ street.
Along the south line o f Sheri­
feat. Since he w as one c f the provement on the s a id abutting
dan street across Garfield street.
seven governors w h o g o t g lory property.
Dated November 7th, 1912.
Along the west line o f Blaine
unto themselves by urging T. R
W.
W.
Nelson,
street across Sheridan street.
t o get into the fight, his dow n ­
Along the west line of Lincoln
fall will not cause Republicans t o Recorder o f the city o f Newberg.
street across Sheridan street.
shed any crocodile tears. It is
Along the north line o f Han­
often the case that the fellow
Notice o f Street Assessm ent
cock street across College, School
w ho leads in tearing dow n the
house gets caught in the ruins.
Notice is hereby given that the and west half of Grant street.
Along the south line o f Second
council o f the city o f Newberg,
Yamhill county, Oregon, a r e street across east half o f Grant
LIBRARY BILLS AUOWED
about t o assess and determine street. Along the south line of
IN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER the proportionate share o f the Third street across east half of
cost o f grading, constructing College street.
Cement walk from steps to
concrete curbs and paving with
A long the east line o f Main
street...........................
$31.10
five
inch
gravel
bitulithic
pave­
street across North street.
W ood................................................. 50.00
Along the west line of School
Janitor w o rk ..::.............................. 30.00 ment and im proving all that
Librarian.......................
60.00 portion o f College street, from street across Fifth street.
B ook s................................................ 87.35 five feet north of the north line
A long the west line of Willa­
L igh t b ills......................................... 10.15
o f Second street t o the South line mette street across Fifth street.
D aily papers.....................................
2.40
A long the east line of College
D rayage................
2.25 of Hancock street, excepting in­
tersection
with
First
street,
in
street across North street.
M owing law n.................................
1.00
Insurance on furniture and
the said city o f Newberg, assess­
A long the south line o f Fifth
b o o k s ........................................
1450 able t o each lo t or parcel of street across River street.
Paym ent on encyclopedias.......... 30.00
ground abutting upon said p or
Said walks t o be built in com ­
tion
o
f
said
College
street
so
im­
pliance
with Ordinance No. 285
$318.25
proved, and liable for th exost o f o f the d t y o f Newberg, and that
said improvement; and that the no bids will be received after the
MARRIAGE NOTICE
said council will a t an adjourned time spedfied. All bids must
At the home o f the bride’s meeting thereof to be held at the state the am ount per square foot
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. council room in the said city o f for which the party submitting
Kelso, at Ninth and Grant streets, Newberg, M onday evening, No­ the same will furnish the mate­
Clifford C. Cady and Lottie G. v e m b e r 25th, 1912, at 7:30 rial and bnild the said walks.
Huston were united in marriage, o ’clock, assess said proportionate Bids must be enclosed in a sealed
November 6th, Rev. S. W. P ot part of said cost of said improve­ envelope and delivered to the
ment on the said abutting Street Commissioner.
tre officiating.
The right is hereby reserved by
After the ceremony, the bride property.
Dated November 7.th, 1912.
the d t y to reject any and all bids
and groom with the guests de
*
W. W. Nelson,
W. F. Wilkin,
departed to their nicely furnishec
Recorder
o
f
the
d
ty of Newberg Street Commissioner o f the City
home, where all partook o f a right
o f Newberg.
3-2t
royal repast, after which the
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
happy couple took the 1:10
Dobbins, October 30 th,a daugter.
m otor for Salem.
Mo man need ready penan tor
want of wa lor on the great desert*
Bids W anted
Public Safo.
of tho U** .d States. There are
aovOral forme of cactus that store
Notice is hereby given, that the water against a rainy season. They
On Wednesday, November 13
on the old Sanderson farm, tw o undersigned will receive sealed are the camels of ths vegetable
miles west o f Dundee, I will sel bids np to 6 o ’clock P. M., world. On# form develops a great
hollow loaf that abeorbs moisture
a t public auction seven bead o " November 11th, 1912, tor build­
from the atmosphere. The other
g ood horses, three cow s anc ing the follow ing sidewalks and throws up a thick round stalk and
cross walks, to-w it:
some yearling heifers, and
holds , the water in millions of cells.
Sidewalks,
In periods of drought tho plants
large am ount o f farming imple
Along the east line o f College draw on this stored supply. B y
its and household goods.
street from North street north tapping these cactus reservoirs suf­
G. W. Harding.
ficient water will drop out to save
lt-p< to connect with cement walk tho life of a traveler.—Harper's.
Newberg Graphic
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Notice o f Street Assessm ent
T h e T im e H fl
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November 11-12
The Place
T H E BIG HARDWARE STORE
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The Girl
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We have recently increased our stock o f WEAR-EVER Aluminum cooking utensils and
have made arrangements with the manufacturers to give to the people o f Newberg and vi­
cinity a practical demonstration o f the superior qualities o f Aluminum as a material for
cooking utensils. We want you to come. It will be an education to anyone and well worth
the little time it takes. We will make a special price on several pieces on the above men­
tioned dates to introduce the W EAR-EVER goods.
Remember, we are headquarters for everything in the Hardware and Implement line
and will give you your money’s worth or give you your
money back.
WEARfVER'
Larkin-Prince
Ilf
HARDWARE COMPANY
TRADEMARK
Do Your Banking with
The First National Bank
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Friend of the Farmer and Merchant
Courtesy and Co-operation our watchwords
4 % on Savings Accounts under G ovem m ’t Supervision
tam raised auch a storm or cnticum
that Dumas was persuaded to dis­
a Unique Literary Sehaiw o f the continue it after the third install­
ment, though it was doubted that
Q feat French W riter.
American readers are accustomed he quite understood what was tho
trouble.—8t. Paul Pioneer Press.
to surprises in their newspapers,
but imagine their astonishment
Going Too Far.
ihonld some favorite journal pub­
“ Yes,” sighed the suburban man,
lish in good faith, in daily install- ’ who had just moved in, “ at the last
merits and adapted according to the place I had the prettiest little gar­
notions of some staff writer, a den that ever bloomed until my
classic such as, for example, neighbor’s chickens scratched the
Dante’s “ Inferno!” Yet the aston­ roots up.”
ishment so excited would not be
“ Ana did you kick?” asked his
without a parallel in the annals of Dew acquaintance.
“ You bet! I got a big tomcat
newspaper management, inasmuch
is Homer once figured as a feuille- that soon made mincemeat of his
toniste for a Parisian newspaper.
chickens.”
When Dumas the elder was edit­
“ What then?”
“ Why, the next I knew he had
ing his journal, Le Mousquetaire,
U rosin Pages, ono of his assistants, bought a ferocious bulldog to watch
irho was an exceptionally fine Greek for my tom.”
“ H’m! And did that end the
ichojar, was one day enthusiastic­
ally expatiating upon the beauties trouble?”
“ Oh, no! I borrowed a wolf from
sf the “ Iliad” and the “ Odyssey.”
sn animal trainer to kill tho hull-
Dumas grew most interested.
99
“ I f only you could read them in
“ War to tho knife, eh? What
the original,” sighed Fagee.
was the next chapter in the bitter
“ Why not?” asked Dumas.
“ But,” exclaimed Fages, "my feud?”
'“There was none. I heard that
lear fellow, you don’t know alpha
he was about to purchase a tiger to
from omega!”
,
“ Will you translate for me ?” kill my wolf, and as I couldn’t af­
ford the pric* of an' elephant to
asked Dumas eagerly.
Accordingly Fages undertook the kill his tiger I thought it best to
task. Beginning with the first move.”
book of the “ Iliad,” he would read a
Childhood Up to Goto.
lint of the Greek and then give a
Little
Harriet had broken the lid
literal translation. Dumas quickly
of
the
box
in which her blocks had
»aught the spirit of tho epic. As
come.
Calling
her to account for it,
Pages read he wrote a translation
her
mother
said:
,
ind signed it.
“
How
did
the
box
lid get
“ In the name of all the ancients,
M. Dumas,” exclaimed Fages, “ but broken?”
“ I Batted down on it when I
rou are signing your name to the
wasn’t lookin’.”
Iliad !’ ”
“ Oh, then you didn’t mean to do
“ Certainly,” responded Dumas,
it?”
“that is, to my version of it. It
“ No, I didn’t.”
trill appear as a feuilleton „ in Le
“ Then mother will excuse you
Mousquetaire.”
thia
time.”
Fages was filled with dismay, as
“
Muwer
can save herself the
ha afterward related, but before
inch audacity and naivete he felt bovver of sensin’ me,” replied Har­
helpless. How was he to convince riet. “I’ll s c u m myself if I need,
t writer accustomed to every tri- icusin’. That’s my own play toy I
broked.”—Chicago Nows.
amp h that ho was too bold ?
And so the next day an install­
K QMfrt
ment of the “ Iliad,” as rendered ¿a
▲meiif
the
visiton to an art ex­
half an hour or so by a man who
hibition
in
Edinburgh
were two old
eould not read tho Greek alphabet,
ladies
from
tho
oountry.
They ex­
appeared at the bottom of the page
9f Le Mousquetaire, with the note, amined with groat interest foe
itatue of a young Greek, under­
“Continued in our next.”
neath
which were inscribed the
This enterprising hit of Journal-
DUMAS’ AUDACITY.
words, “ Executed In Terra Cotta.-
“ Where is Terra Cotta?” asked
the elder of the two, turning to her
companion.
“ 1 haven’t the least idea,” replied
the other.
“ Ah, well,” observed the first
ipeaker as they passed on, “ it does
not much matter. The poor man
who was executed is not tne leu to
be pitied, wherever it may be.”—
London Mail.
Papa's Girl.
Dorothy, aged nine, understands
her father much better than her
mother does. This little episode
took place .at the breakfast table
the other morning. Dorothy rises
from her seat and goea over to her
father. She hands him a bowl.
“ Here, daddy, have some oat-
“ Don’t, Dorothy,” cautions her
mother. “ You know your father
never eats cereals for breakfast.”
“ I know ha doesn’t» marmsey,”
Dorothy replies.
“ Then why bother him?”
“ Oh, I just want to give him
something to fuss about before he
leaves for the office. He’a been
awfully quiet this morning.” —-St.
Louis Republic.
A Prayer* r
Send some one, Lord, to love the
best that is in me and to accept
nothing leu from me, to touch me
with the searching tenderness of
the pauion for the ideal, to de­
mand everything from me for my
own sake, to give me so much that
1 cannot think of myself and to
ask to much that 1 can keep nothing
back, to console me by making me
strong before sorrow comes, to help
me so to live that while 1 part with
many things bv the way I lose noth­
ing of the gilt of life.—Hamilton
W. Mabie.
T he V antage Point.
The mayor of a small town was
trying a negro for abusing his wife.
She claimed ha got drunk and tried
i to beat her and aha hit him.
Tha mayor turned to their little
! girl and aaked:
! “ Girl, was your father under the
influence of whisky whan your
mother hit him r
“No, u h ! He was under the
kitchen table,” she very quickly re­
plied.—National Monthly.