Newberg graphic., January 23, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

TM E N E W B E R Q G R A PH IC
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
S A V IN G
.
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
L if t C rtw t A r t Lauded
Astoria.— Captain J. H. Quinan. In­
spector ot (Jit Lifesaving R tvtnut C u t
ter servlet, has completed hit officiai
Investigation of the wreck ot the
steamer Roe écrans, and the circum­
stances attending the loas of the pow­
er lifeboats, the “Tenacious.” of Cape
Disappointment,
and the "Dread­
nought," of Point Adame.
H e finds no blame attached to elthet
crew In the matter, and uptake In the
higheet terms of the work done la
their attempts to save the survivors
of the wreck.
1 0 0 0 Rolls of the Latest.
in wall paper at prices that will astonish the natives.
Nothing like it before.
W e must clean up racks
within the next 3 0 days, therefore immediate action is necessary if yon want
the biggest bargains in wall paper you ever got or ever intend to get.
Don’t Put It Off a Day!
but com e now and got the benefit o f this large variety at
Josephine Poultry Show Suoosas
_ Grants Pass,— The Josephine Coun­
ty Poultry association has Just con­
cluded the most remarkable exhibition
of blue-blooded fowls over hold here.
I Visitors and poultry-raisers acknowl­
edge that this was the boat show held
in Grants Pass since the organisation
of the association. Numerous prises
were awarded.
The Rock Bottom Prices
D O N T FAIL T O SEE O U R SPECIAL W INDOW DISPLAY
W . W . Jfcolttngsworth óc Son
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
Phone W hite 25
OF SWEET CHERRIES
... ..........
Com er of First and H ow ard
straightened up from his work | dreamed o f the angels of heaven.
and gazed reproachfully at his
Are you sick? Suppose you
father. “ Why pap.yououghten’t had liyed 2000 years ago, when
to say that, he drawled out, sickness was fatal?
“ you might stumble over that
Are you poor? The Savior of
same stump some day.”
men was not wealthy.
There is truth in the saying
Chee up! Praise God that you
that “ There is nothing worse live in the midst of his blessings,
than a bad woman and nothing
Why fret?—American Maga­
better than a good one.”
zine.
There is only one thing we can
do well by doing it backward
and this is, sitting down.
We come into the world head­ 'Notice is hereby given, that the
foremost and go out feetfore- Council o f the City o f Newberg,
most, and we do well to keep Yamhill County, Oregon, pro­
upright while in it.
pose to improve Main Street
B U ILD IN G R E P O R T IS M A D E
8tatue of 8tat* W ork
Officers
Described by
Salem.— Report of the
progress
mado on the various public buildings
of the state is in the hands of the
state printer being prepared for sub­
mission to the legislative assembly.
The public building commissioners,
consisting of the governor, -secretary
of state, and state treasurer, report
the general progress made on the state
projects, commend the policy of em­
ploying a state architect and strongly
praise the work of W . C. Knighton,
state architect, In the past two years.
This report refers to the hew East­
ern Oregon Insane hospital as the best
and most modern plant of Its kind
west of Chicago.
In noting the progress made on the
new supreme court and state library,
now nearing completion, just east of
the capltol, it Is shown that the hoard
has looked to the future and has pro­
vided for the Inevitable enlargement
of these departments, hut that addi­
tional appropriation will he needed
for completion.
Mr. Knighton's estimates show that
the girl’s dormitory at the feeble mind­
ed institute will require an additional
appropriation of $4146.98, and also sets
out in detail the expenditures of the
state funds on the new Insane hospi­
tal. By this, the buildings and equlp-
ment cost the state $487,881.«$, and
the land Including litigation and Im­
provements $76.806.36.
Few people save much unless they have a defin­
ite plan. Spasmodic saving seldom results in large
accumulations.
Som e people save all coins o f a certain date or d e­
nomination, others by fines or denying certain luxuries.
H ere is the best plan; set aside a definite sum,
weekly or monthly, as debt to your future and deposit
it in our Savings D epartm ent It will grow rapidly
and our 4 per cent interest will help.
United States National Bank
N IW a C N Q , O R EG O N
TH E R FS no STRADDLING
the lumber question, here. W hen
we say w e sell the highest qual­
ity, w e mean just that and noth­
ing else. Deal here and you get
a square deal. You don’t have
to be a lumber expert to buy
here to the best advantage. Ask
those who know.
M . H. P IN N E Y
A NEW YEAR AND A NEW
PLUMBING EQUIPMENT
Resolve n o w that this year w i^ s h o w an added con­
venience in the sanitary equipment o f your home.
L ife
is surely worth living, but to be lived at its best, one should
have the com fort and conveniences which m odem views
recognize as necessary.
C arry out the
ia a 7 -_ - .
resolution
.
by
having us install 'S t a n d a r d * guar­
anteed bathroom fixtures, a kitchen
The control o f cherry gam­
sink and a set o f laundry trays in
in osis, the greatest enemy o f
the
most scientific manner.
sweet cherries, was described by
H. P. Barss in a recen t lecture at
A happy and healthful year
the Oregon Agricultural College
(n o t spoiled by annoyances o f an
short course, briefly, as follows:
unsanitary plum bing equipm ent)
“ The greatest enemy to the
our N e w Y e a r ’ s wish to you.
culture o f the. sweet eherrry in
Oregon is a disease which pro­
duces great damage and loss in
the moister sections o f the state.
This disease is usually accom­
Tinner and Plumber
panied by a more or less copious
exudation o f gam, and from this
H. M. Crook* i* Honored
The ten commandments are from the South line ot Sherman
tact is commonly called cherry
Albany.—
In recognition and celebra­
the foundations o f law as well as Street to the North line of Frank­
gummosis.
tion of his success in obtaining a $260,-
lin Street (running West), in the
“ Upon examining the t r e e s religion.
000 endowment fund for Albany col­
which show gumming, spots or
A man was driving through a City o f Newberg, Oregon, by lege. H. M. Crooks, president of the
areas o f the bark are discovered village when he saw a man grading said portion o f said college, was the guest of honor at a
to be dead and brown down to amusing a crowd with the an­ street so as to conform to the banquet given by the Albany Commer­
the wood. It is really a bark tics of his trick dog. The man established g r a d e thereof, by cial club In the banquet-room of the
F irs: Presbyterian church.
Almost
disease. Bacteria is found in pulled up and said: “ My dear constructingconcrete curbs there­
200 persons attended the banquet.
these dead or dying areas of man, how do you manage to on, by providing and construct­
b a r k . Ipocnlation o f healthy train your dog that way, I can’t ing street drainage for said por­
S TU M P T E S T S TO B E M AD E
trees with pure cultures o f these teach mine a single trick.” The tion of said Main street and by
bacteria results in the production man glanced up with a simple, paving with five inch gravel bit- Forest Service to Conserve Wealth
From Wood Waste
o f gum at the inoculated spot.
rustic look: “ Well, you see, it is ulithic pavement the said por
Portland.— The United States forest
“ It seems probable, therefore, this way; you have to know tion of said Main Street; and
304 FIRST ST., NEWBERG, OR.
that the disease is a bacterial more than the dog or you can’t
Further notice is hereby given, service, In co-operation with various
local interests, is planning to make an
b a r k disease. The death o f learn him nothin’.”
that the said improvement o f investigation of the merits of wood
trees, limbs or twigs is due to
A little six-year-old child, said portion o f said Main street distillation as a means toward reduc­
girding by the disease and may
whose parents were ot the Cal- shall be made in accordance with ing the cost of clearing logged-off
lands and creating a revenue from the
occur at almost any time ot the
vinistic faith, was very much and as provided in the plans and wood waste on timberland and In saw­
year.
surprised when learning from specifications filed in the office o f
“ The disease can be controlled her Sunday school teacher that the Recorder of the City o f New­ mills. The government haa appropria­
ted $6000 for this work and expects to
by cutting out thoroughly all
Jesus was a Jew. “ I don’t see berg on the 23rd day o f Decern show conclusively* the adaptability of
dead bark and sterilizing the
how that could be, she- said, ber, 1912, and that the estimated Douglas fir for yielding the various
products of distillation.
wound with corrosive sublimate
“ when bis father and mother c^stofsaid improvement is the
The plan Is to obtain a quantity of
(strength 1-1,000). Beginning
sum of $3250, and that the cost
were Presbyterians.”
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when trees are very young, they
of said improvement is to be af tion of loggted-off land along the Co­
should be inspected from tfme to
sessed to the property abutting lumbia river and also in the vicinity
, CHASE & UNTON
time ( k j T a number o f years for
said portion o f said Main Street, of Tacoma, Wash., since these regions
G RAVEL COM PANY
dead spots o f bark and these
and collected in the manner pro­ represent the two distinct soil forma­
tions
of
the
Douglas
fir
belt
This
should be cut out at once.
Are the trains too slow for vided in the charter of the City
stumpwood will he distilled in the re­
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
"The disease can be prevented you? Caesar, with all o f his o f Newberg, and the laws of the
torts of the Oregon Wood Distilling
is prepared to transfer
crete Work, cement blocks,
on the trunk and in the crotch o f court, never exceeded the speed State o f Oregon applicable there­ company near Linnton, and an exact
your
good*
anywhere,
or
wood work furnished on
the tree by using the Mazzard limit.
to; and
record kept of the yield of the prod­
short
notice.
any place any time.
seedling as a body and grafting
Further notice is hereby given ucts of distillation, such as turpentine,
Are your wages too small? In
or budding the commercial varie­ Europe people are content with that the Council o f the City o f tar oils, U r , pyroligneous acid and
Telephone White 85
charcoal.
Prices Reasonable
ties on the limbs at tw o or three making a living.
Newberg will at an adjourned
years o f age. T h e Mazzard
meeting thereof to be held on the
Office phone Black 100, or
Employs Agricultural Teacher
Are the lights too dim? David
is resistant to the disease and
20th
day
o
f
January,
1913,
at
McMinnville.— J. C. Gibbs, of the
wrote his Psalms by the light of
residence Black 123
unites perfectly with our sweet
7:30 o ’clock p. m. of said day at Oregon Agricultural college at Corval­
hones
Red 79
a smoky torch.
cherries.’ *
up
Red 80
the council room in the said City lis, haa been obtained as Instructor
U ' -agriculture in the McMinnville
A r e you u g l y ? Cleopatra,
o f Newberg, hear and determine schools. McMinnville Is afnong the
though homely, bewitched tw o
her a n d there
objections and remonstrances to first towns In the state to Incorporate
We have money to loan on
emperors.
said proposed improvement and agriculture in the school curriculum.
flrst
mortgage on improved
Are you cold? The soldiers of
An irritable farmer and his un­
expenditure, if any.
Or. Alios 0. Bowor*
Dr. H . D. Bowor
farm security in Yamhill coun­
gainly, si ouch y son were busy Valley Forge walked barefoot on
Nyssa Hae Cheese Plant
This notice is given by order of
ty,
from three t o 'fiv e years
Drs.
Bowers
&
Bowers
Nyssa.— Newberg men are starting
grubbing sprouts one sultry day, the ice and snow.
the Council o f the City o f New­ a cheese factory here. A commodious
with
attractive r e p a y m e n t
O S T K O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S
when the old man suddenly
Are you hungry? The children berg. Dated this 8th day of Jan­
O
r«dastv,o<
Iho
A.
8.
O.,
Klrknvlllo,
Mo.
hrtek building which was erected In
privileges.
stumbled over a small stump. of India are starving for want o f uary, 1913.
1910 and used for a time aa a cream­ A vear’s post-graduate work in Cali­
A . H. BIRRELL & C O „
fornia fust completed. Women’s
“ Gosh dum t h a t everlasting a crust o f bread.
ery haa been secured and will be put
W. W. Nelson,
Diseases a Specialty.
stump, he exclaimed, I wish it
202 M cK ay Bldg., 3rd & Stark
Are you tired? Why fret about Recorder o f the City o f Newberg, Into Immediate service. Milk from
Office, upstairs opposite postofflee.
$00 cows has been promised.
was in hell!” The son slowly it? Jacob was tired when he
Portland, Oregon
Phones: Office, White 76; Res.----------
13.15
NOTICE OF STREET HPROVMENT
E. L. EVANS
Bargains at
M. J. Nash Co
Dry Goods, Notions and .
Ladies Furnishing Goods
Shoes
WHY FRET?
T
The Newberg
Transfer Co.
Farm Loans —