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THE NEWBERQ ORAPHIC E. J. Rehfuss, w h o m oved from Rex t o Salem, is in tow n . ArriviJ and D eparture o f Pas- Tram s. Trains fw 6:45 8:46 1:10 4:07 A. A. P. P. If. M. M. M. 9:10 11:05 5:27 7:10 A. A. P. P. M. M. M. M. “ D ow n U pon theSuw anee Riv er” January 2. O rlando Turner, o f Yam hill, w a s in N ew berg Tuesday. M r. and M rs. D onald M . W all spent last Sunday w ith friends a t R e x ., L o ca l a u to dealers say th e ou t lo o k is g o o d fo r the sale o f new The Jubilee Singers are com ing. The shortest day o f the yea r is machines the com in g season. Yes they w ill be here January near a t band. 2—seven o f them —the Carolinian John H agm an w a s d o w n from Jubilee Singers—black as crow s. W illam ina on a visit the first o f P0I IN HAWAII. M rs. S. B. M offitt is here lo o k T b l. Peculiar Food la to the Native ae •read la to Ua. in g after their fruit acreage on What bread is to the American or N orth M ain street. European poi is to the native Ha R. H . C. Bennett spent a couple waiian. No meal is complete with* o f d a y s in M cM innville the first out it, and for the great majority of the natives it forma the princi o f the week on business. pal article of diet. While they prob M r. and M rs. C. J. E d w ard s ably could at the present time live w ent t o P ortland to-d a y , Thurs without this accustomed dioli, the d a y , t o see M r. Ed w a rd s’ m other. time once was, before thé advent of the whites to the islands and the in A paid up subscription fo r the troduction of new foods, that life G raphic for the year 191 3 will without it would at least have been m ake an excellent present for precarious. Poi is made from the tuberous y o u r friends. root of the taro plant, a species of After January 1 the lo w com the caladium family/ of which the bination offer of the G raphic and well known elephant ear plant is Evening Telegram for $ 4 .5 0 tor also a member. The tuber, which a yea r w ill be w ith draw n . Bet averages in size that of a large sweet potato, is baked and after ter get busy. ward pounded up with water until a hare made for us and our custom ers the most fash ionable, stylish lot o f suits we’ve ever seen. The f a b r i c s are selected from the best foreign and American looms. Scotch A English weaves in many shades o f g r a y , tan, brown, blue and all sorts o f combinations. Every SUIT or O V E R C O A T is guaranteed. Thieves broke in to W. H . Bad- smooth white paste is obtained, L ittle M ildred, the seventeen- much resembling a wheat flour m onths-old child .o f Mr. and M rs ley’s chicken house on N orth paste, except that the color is a C. H. Ellis, died on T hursday o f M ain street a tew nights a g o but pale pink or purple, dependent on encountering som e w ire net upon the variety of taro used. This last week. ting they gave up the jo b . paste is allowed to slightly ferment, W. A. K in g has accepted a or sour, when it is ready for use. In a business letter received p osition w ith the American Sure In olden times each family prepared ty C o. w ith offices in the Y eon from M r. and M rs. G eorge H its own poi, the work being dqne by Greer w h o are sojourning au building in P ortlan d. the men, as in fact were most other M rs. A. B. W ilm ot w a s here Santa B arbara, California, they cooking operations. At the present The C arolina Jubilee Singers from O regon C ity W ednesday send greetings t o their m any time poi factories in which machin have never been in N ew berg but Copyright Haft SchaVhof * M o n visiting her sister, M rs. John ery grinds the taro and mixes it on N ew berg friends. they have the reputation o f be a large scale have largely supplant B arcroft, Jr. A. L. Bergren reports the theft ing the best colored singers on ed the old hand method. The Chi W . S. Parker has stacked his o f eight dozen eggs from his resi nese of the territory have come to the road . sample trunks and w ill remain dence on South Blaine street. He be the leading manufacturers of the There is a brisk dem and for a b ou t the fireside a t hom e until says the house w a s broken in to product. c o w s w ith prices ranging up as Many of the white residents of after Christm as. in b roa d d aylig h t while he w as high as $100. M an y inquiries the islands eat poi to almost the ex M rs. C. L . Judd w en t t o P ort #/.-• t : *•: t- up to w n on business. tent as the natives, but the taste is have been m ade fo r c o w adver land Tuesday t o w itness the The farmers w h o have been largely acquired, and strangers sel tisem ents a t this office during m arriage o f her daughter, L eta talk in g o f p u ttin g up an inde dom care for it. Poi has a high the p ast week. fK M Æ X X X t o G. H. L ath am . pendent telephone line in to the food value, and, since it formed the principal article of diet of the old M rs. W . F. H agenburg, w hose N. L. W iley w ent t o Dallas this, cou n try, n orth and east o f New Hawaiiens, some persons have cred T hursday, m orning t o attend hom e is on Chehalem M ountain, berg, are d oin g som e w ork in ited it with the splendid physical call and exam ine our line o f the pou ltry sh ow where he has left here T uesday m orning for to w n in order t o hold their development of the race. California, where she w ill spend Poi was always eaten from wood franchise. som e prize w inning birds o n e x - som e tim e w ith her father, w h o en bowls, or calabashes, and was hibition. J. A. C la yton , o f M in ot, N orth is c o t in g o o d health. NEVER conveyed to the mouth by the fin M r. W ebb, the gentlem an w h o D akota, w h o is ou t look in g tor gers, one, two or three being er. BEFORE Orie M acy w a s d o w n from In a loca tion for the stock business, b ou g h t the tra ct o f land ot ployed, according to the consistency W A S OU R W illiam Perkins, n orth o f the dependence last Sunday visiting w a s in N ew berg W ednesday of the food, which also establishes W e are here to stand behind every article college grounds, w a s up from Mrs. M acy, w h o is a t the hom e night. He said a num ber o f his a designation of one, two or three LINE SO sold, and our prices are within reach o f all- o f her parents, M r. and M rs. friends were look in g to w a rd Ore finger poi. White poi eaten now Y our Satisfaction is Our Success. P ortland M on d ay. COM usually employ a fork or spoon in Wm. K incaid a t Springbrook , g on , some w ith the view ot en Mrs- G. W . C utts, w h o is g o PLETE lieu of fingers, although it is still ENGRAVING FREE!! REMEMBER! ing t o L o s Angeles t o spend a laid up w ith a serious attack of g a g in g in farm ing and others arc common even in the highest fami interested in the fruit business. couple o f m onths, w a s up from rheumatism. lies to give native dinners, or luaus, ____ at which knives and forks are ta- P ortlan d W ednesday t o m ake a Rev. S. P. V an Dyke, o f the M arshal W. E. T h om a s w en t .booed and fingers only qaed. There visit w ith her daughter, M rs. Brethren church, w as called t o td H illsboro W ednesday in is as much etiquette among the Ha John B arcroft, Jr., before tak in g W hiteson the first o f the week t o p an y w ith R dy M unson and R ay waiiens in eating with the fingers as her departure. > con d u ct the funeral o f a pioneer I Baker, the latter being witnesses with modern table implements, and W . E. Fortune, w h o had been o f the cou n ty. M rs. T . W. Mills, | in a case in cou rt against t w o ' the graceful motion by which a por afflicted w ith kidney trou ble for w h o died a t the age o f 82 years S h erw ood sa loon keepers w h o tion of poi is twisted upon the fin- g e n ana transferred to the mouth several years, died a t his hom e o f paralysis. Deceased w a s a w ere charged w ith selling liqu or would not shock the sensibilities of ___ .--w . _ . , ____•___ on M ain street Tuesday, leaving member o f the Brethren church- t o m inors. B oth were convicted the most refined. An invitation to a w id o w , one son and three M r. and M rs. Isaac R oberts, but M r. T h om as did n o t remain a real luau, at which poi, baked pig, daughters. Funeral s e r v i c e s w h o left on their trip t o Io w a t o hear w h a t sentences were fish baked in leaves and cocoanut in various forms form the principal were held to d a y , Thursday. and Nebraska Tuesday, s a i d given. part of the menu, is something that M iss L eta Judd w as married is always looked forward to by every F . E. Vestal left for Seattle they were g o in g a t this season W ednesday evening in com pany o f the year for the reason th a t to M r. Guy H. L ath am on Tues visitor to Hawaii and always pleas w ith his son, M aster R oy, w h om their relatives were l a r g e l y d a y aftern oon a t 1:30, in the antly remembered afterward. he started on a trip t o Alaska a m on g the fan n in g class and presence o f relatives. The cere Unjustly Blamed. for a visit w ith relatives. The consequently they w ould have m on y to o k place in P ortland, Speaking of the unreliability of lad will have a jou rn ey o f 4 0 0 leasure for visiting during the the hom e o f the groom . Their circumstantial evidence, a lawyer W e have the the largest assortm ent o f classy Xm as candies new hom e w ill be a t 4 6 4 Flint said: miles over the sn ow b y stage on w in try weather. to be found in the city. “ Sanders McDowell, a cosl heaver street. The bride is the da ugh runners. State Senator, J. L. H oskins, o f Peebles, said angrily to his wife Ask to see SW EETS PINK LAD Y CHOCOLATES M r. and M rs. Jesse E dw ards ,o f Newberg, visited H illsboro ter o f M r. and M rs. C. L. Judd, one night: are stop p in g in P ortland for the M on d a y and conferred w ith Dr o f this place. M r. L atham is “ ‘ Havers, Lispeth, hoo many present w ith their son-in-law W. D. W ood regarding the line em ployed as brakem an for the times am I to tell ye I winna hae ;he children bringin’ up coal in my and daughter, M r. and M rs. up for president o f th e” senate. Southern Pacific. A t a recent meeting o f the 1»p hat!’ . M ilton Y ork. M rs. E d w ard s’ N otw ith stan din g Senator M a- “ ‘Hoot, Sanders, mon, be rea h e a lth , has n o t been g o o d for larkeys’s claim s o f having the Yam hill C ou n ty P ou ltry Asso sonable,' said Lispeth. ‘Y e’ve spoil; what’ s done for ’em tfiereTl always som e tim e and her con d ition is plum already landed, Dr. W o o d ciation , it w a s decided t o offer a ' ;he shape o’ the top hat wi’ yer fun Taken Up be something wrong somewhere. giving the fam ily considerable holds th a t the question is n ot rew ard o f tw en ty-five dollars for nv head a’ready, an’, since ye’re “ Now, last summer,” he went on, the apprehension o f the chicken leavin’ coal all day, wot can a little concern. T w o black and w hite spotted with a gleaming eye, “ we had a man yet settled.—Independent. thieves w h o have been operating extra coal dust in the headpiece yearling heifers, half crop in left here that was so fond of grumblin’ The B aptist y o u u g people will On Tuesday m orning A. R matter ?* ear, sm ooth c r o p in right. that one day he actually called for a give a Christm as C a n ta ta at the M ills suffered som e loss b y fire in this section o f late. Som e in “ ‘ Woman, ye dinna grasp ma ar- dividual subscriptions have been i Qrment,’ ¿aid Sanders. T only wear —Ckarles Crater, t w o miles west toothpick after he’d had a glass of church next T uesday evening in a t his residence in the Spring- milk!” — Youth’s Companion. added t o the am ou n t and enough hat top hat in the evenin’, an’ if o f Newberg. 10-12. connection w ith the other exer b rook neighborhood. The fire ra oot an’ I tak’ it off it leaves Graham Crisps. cises, appropriate t o the occa originated in a clothes closet in is n o w available t o m ake it >lack band around ma forehead. Sho Stum pad Q ltd iteiw . Mix two cups of graham flour sion. A cordial w elcom e is ex the second story , p rob a b ly from w orth while for som ebody to What’s the rasoolt? Why, I ’m ac The story ia told that at Hawar- with one teaspoonful of salt and tended t o those w h o are n o t con a m atch, and nearly all the w ear w ork on the case. cused on all sides o’ washin’ ma face den one morning little Dorothy one cup of water. Roll out rather nected w ith other schools, and ing apparel M r. and M rs. M ills wi’ ma hat o n !’ ” —St. Louis Globe- Drew refused to get up. When all thin. Cut into rounds. Put a layer democrat. the strangers in the com m unity had, except w h a t they were other means h..J failed to coax her on a greased pan, brush them with are especially invited t o com e w earing, w a s destroyed. The out of bed Mr. Gladstone was melted butter and put on another B o b b /a Unfortunate Delay. layer, pinch edges together, brush called. and enjoy a pleasant and profita dam age t o the house w a s slight. Fern w o o d will give a basket He was five years old. On this “ Why won’t you get up, my again with butter, prick clear social next S aturday night, De ble evening. articular day mother bad dressed The loaS is covered b y insurance. through both layers in several child?” he asked. cem ber 21, a t the gym . A g ood iim with unusual care and was very Those w h o ordered cook -b ook s “ Why, grandfather, didn’t you places and bake twenty minutes in C ol. J. B. Eddy, representing much displeased to have him come tell me to do what the Bible says ?” a hot oven.— Good Housekeeping. a t the sale S aturday, m ay get the Southern Pacific, appeared p rogram has been prepared and in with clothing dirty and torn. asked Dorothy. them by calling a t the Graphic before the city council M on d ay every bod y w ill be welcom e. She had so often told him he Still Looking For a 8it. “ Yes, certainly.” M r. Renrich, w h o recently must take his own part in the boys’ office. B ook s will also be on evening and requested for an ex “ Sir,” said the youth as he enter “ Well, it disapproves of early ris sale a t Parker’s store and Ben tension o f time for com pleting b ou g h t the W hitten place a t the scraps— fight should the occasion ing; says it’s a waste of time.” ed the private office of the busy son ’s news stand. In order t o their w ork and p u ttin g on elec fo o t o f P a rro tt m ountain, is re demand it. This he would not do. Mr. Gladstone knew his Bible bet merchant, “ I am looking for a sit And now she intended to punish m odeling the house and m aking ter than most men, but he was not uation.” get the b o o k s introduced for the tric cars. The reason given for him. “ Nothing doing, young man,” ! equal to Dorothy. For once in his m any other substantial im prove Christm as trade i t j s expected to m aking the request w as th at the Bob became very indignant and replied the busy merchant. “ Had life he was nonplused. - >s, ments. have ladies stationed t o sell eastern manufacturers w ere un said, “ Well, mamma, I just told the “ You listen, then,” went on . you wanted a _ job I might have been them, in a b ou t fifteen stores on able t o carry ou t their con tra ct A p a rty o f eleven F ern w ood- boy I wasn’t ready to fight, and Dorothy in reply to his exclamation «ble to do something f< for you. But next Saturday aftern oon. „ All w ith the railroad com pan y for ites attended the basket social when 1 got ready he was settin’ on of astonishment, and, turning up I hare too many people on the pay- me.” — Delineator. her Bible, she read the second verse roll now who occupy sit-uations.” — m erchants # h o have been seen furnishing m aterial in the time a t Rex last Saturday night and of the One Hundred and Twenty- Chicago Newt. Manly Littlo Fallow. . have very kindly offered space nam ed. An extension o f ten report a very g o o d time. “ Now, mv manly little man,” Mid seventh Psalm, laying great empha for salesladies. The different lo m onths w as first asked for, but Ho Got the Girl. On accou n t o f the storm y sis on the first words, ‘Tt is vain for cation s will p robably be J. L. a com prom ise on six m onths w eather, the literary meeting Mr. Mildun, laving his hand kindly you to rise up early.” He had gone to ask her father for on the bov’s shoulder, “ you didn't her hand in marriage. V an B laricom ’s, Chas. L a p p ’s, w a s made, which will give the w as postpon ed last Saturday drop that banana peel there on pur “ Well, sir, what is it?” snapped The Pr'nea af Crumbier«. T a y lo r ’s, F a ir Store, P arker’s, com pan y until som e tim e in night tor t w o Weeks. A g o o d pose to make me slip on it, did out the old man. “ Remember, I am When Mr. Beeton asked if he did M iller’ s, H odson B ros., P a rlor August t o have cars running in p rogram has been arranged, the vou 9'* a man of few words.” not find many unreasonable people “ Course not,” replied the manly Pharm acy, N ew berg D rug C o., Newberg. M r. E ddy said, h o w subject f o r debate being. Re "I don’t care if vou are a man of little man, wriggling away. “ I put among his summer boarders Farm Rexall Store, Nash’s, Kienlc’s, C. ever, th at he th ou g h t the com - solved that electricity is more only one word if it’s the right one,” 7' it there fer yer nearsighted brother, er Joy quickly assented. replied the suitor. ‘Lots an’ lots are never C. Store, Larkin & Prince, B aird’s pany w ould n ot require the full beneficial t o mankind t h a n who wouldn’t V dodged i t ” — Kan He got the girl. anvwav.” he M id . “ NoT^matter and P orter’ s. steam. tim e t o make g o o d . sas CItv Times. the week. • The public sch ool census o f N ew berg exceeds th at o f M c M innville b y 47. The colored folks are com in g January 2. All last colors, the same as “ Old Black Joe.” The Miller Mercantile Co. BEFORE you visit Portland Quality Gifts I C. A. MORRIS, ¡Optometrist EVERYBODY’S DOING IT Doing What? W hy! Buying their Xmas Candies and Cigars at Opera Confectionery C O O K & R ID D ER , P r o p s FERNWOOD Mtisfied j j