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THE NKWBKUti GRAPHIC
■ N. B. Parker who had been do­
o o c *M » o c w x K K H » c g æ *Hjsjs a a B K io ttP < s ^ ^
ing the clothes cleaning and
pressing act, left with his family
for California the first o f the M ade b y Secretary Plummer,
week.
<
Portland Union Stock Yards.
Of course you are interested in
ooto!
good roads. Come out and hear
Receipts for t h e week have
Sam Hill, the great booster for been: Cattle 8 0 9, calves 19;
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott, of
Arrivai and D eparture o f Pas-
good roads, on Thursday after­ hogs 5706: sheep 2542; horses
Salem, were Sunday guests at
Trains,
noon o f next week.
44.
the W. S. Parker home.
T r.
A somewhat firmer cattle mar­
The regular meeting o f t b e
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Miles came
ket
this w e e k . Transactions
9:10 A. M. down from Salem in their ma Woman’s Auxiliary to Pacific
6:46 A. M.
College will be held at the dormi­ were limited, due to t h e light
11:05 A. M
8:46 A. M.
Catering to the woman who
chine Friday to attend the ora
tory o n next Saturday after­ liquidation. Prime heavy steers
6:27 P. M. torical contest
1:10 P. M.
demands, in addition to
went to the killers »7.72 to »7.-
noon at 2:30 o ’clock.
7:10 P. M.
4:07 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. C. j . Burns and
style, f o o t w e a r which is
Frank Read and daughter, 85. B u l k »7.30 t o »7.60.
children,
o f Portland Heights,
from
George Sykes was up
Butcher
stock
was
also
stronger,
Miss Vera, who were here last
PERFECT FITTING and
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Portland last Saturday.
week visiting the McNay families; but a true line on market sta­
splendid for wear, w e are handling exclusively
J. A. Ruble was down from the f. O’ Brien home
left for their home at Peoria, Illi­ bility is difficult to obtain so
Rev. J. D. Cook is suffering nois, the first o f the week.
long as receipts are small. De­
d ie high grade footw ear made by U TZ Sc DUNN
Amity the first of the week.
mand
for
good
cows
and
heifers
from
the
effects
o
f
contact
with
Mrs. N. Dorn, of Portland, is
CO., o f Rochester, N. Y. These snoes have set a
Harold B. Deen, the new man­
in New berg visiting old friends. poison oak, which delays their ager of the sash and door factory, stronger. Top loads o f cows
high standard for thirty years and more, both for
sold at $6.85 and heifers in small
removal to their lately acquired
says business is opening up and
J. O’ Brien made a business
lots $7.00 to $7.25. Calves have
form in Polk county.
style and reliability. They are made from care-
he sees no reason why the plant
trip to McMinnville last Friday.
O. R. and R. W. Maris, neph­ should not do a good business not been a market factor for tw o
fully selected stock and will hold shape
B. P. Dammon is now located
weeks, although prices a r e
ews o f Mrs. E. H. Woodward, this season.
tw o miles west o f Newberg on
most severe wear. The styles are exclusive and
. ~ .
i
steady to strong. Generally the
and the Misses Marie Rice and
the place he recently, bought of
Ralph Cook took his departure entire cattle market has an im­
the fitting qualities are nowhere excelled.
Viola Keene, w e r e week-end
on Tuesday f o r t h e Alberta proved tone but only for choice
N. C. Johnsoh.
guests of the Graphic family.
country where he will join his
Miss Katherine O’Brien re­
A ll o f the season’s new models now on sale at
Mrs. Cora Diedericks is teach­ father-in-law, H. G. M i l l e r . stock. Size o f next week’s re­
turned Saturday morning after
ceipts
will
determine
stability
o
f
ing the Pleasant View school 3Vi When they get located Mrs. Mil­
a tw o weeks’ visit with her friend,
price range.
miles from town. She is staying ler and Mrs. Cook will follow.
Mrs. C. L. Keller.
The hog market continued its
with her sister, Miss F. G. Chris­
Mrs.
A1
Fletcher
was
down
Dr. E. A. .Romig spent last tie, during the week and comes
ascent this week and reached the
from La Fayette the first o f the highest point Wednesday, when
Sunday in Portland visiting at home Saturdays. „ _
week assisting in the care o f her several hundred head of choice
t h e home o f his son-in-law,
Miss Florence Rees and Miss father, Hon. J. C. Nelson, who
light swine realized $9.25. Bulk
Charles E. Fuller.
Laura Hammer, who are teach- has been confined to his home
lOflBOBOSaaOBX BeBOBCTOIOKBOaVOIOBOCWeP
of sales averaged $9.00 to $9.15,
Mrs. Orlando Winslow was up ing in the schools at Carlton
while smooth and rough heavy j
from Portland a feW days last and Yamhill respectively, were fcr several days.
S. Ed. Launer who made a trip s t u f f brought proportionately
week visiting the families of her over Friday night for the con­
short in twelve months, so they
i
o
H oquiam , Washington, Iasi stiff prices. Market eased off a TO EXPERIMENT FÜR
brother. L. M. and sister, Mrs. test.
may be removed from the flocks
EGGS ON OREGON FARM when the end ot the year shows
week says he saw more drunk shade Thursday but closes the
J. L. Parker.
Miss June Helene Pearson, o f
conclusively which were the poor
Mrs. J. L. Roe, who is down Portland, a neice o f Mr. and men on the railroad ride from week steady from $9.00 to $9.15.
Poultry breeding for egg yield producers.
from Wallowa county, says they Mrs. F. A. Morris, was with Centralia to Hoquiam, a distance Upward trend may be checked
The remaining fowls would be
have had sleighing for the past them tor a week-end visit, at o f some sixty miles, than he has temporarily but nobody ventures is the object o f experiment No.
seen
in
Newberg
in
the
four
years
201
o
f
the
Oregon
Agricultural
a
prediction
as
to
where
it
will
those which bad made a good
three months with zero weather their home, 304 College street,
Experiment League. There prob­ year’s record. The best o f these
he has lived here. In Hoquiam, finally settle.
part o f the time. The green grass
returning to her home Sabbath a city of 10,000 p e o p l e , he Mutton trade was a sticky ably is nothing which will do
should be selected for the breed­
looks good to her.
evening.
counted twelve saloons on one affair compared w i t h recent more to advance the poultry in­ ing flock, and the pullets hatched
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
N. Welter has traded his home side o f a street in a distance of periods. Plenty ot sheep are ar­ dustry and increase the profits from their eggs trap-nested Hie
Bristow, on Wednesday, March
property m Newberg to Adjutant five blocks, and many o f the riving but the bulk is contracted. o f production than systematic year after. Those who wish to
19, a son, this being the first boy Finzer, o f Portland, for a stock
other buildings on the s a m e Buyers are bidding steady prices breeding o f this kind.
build trap-nests like those origi­
to appear in the Bristow house- o f gents furnishing goods in
Undoubtedly 25 or 50 percent nated at the Oregon Agricultural
street are used for pool rooms tor good wethers and ewes. Best
. hold. And his name shall be Sheridan. The stock he h a s
and joints o f various kinds. load of wethers sold $5.85 and o f the hens in most farm flocks College, may obtain a bulletin
called W oodrow .-
here will be shipped to Sheridan What he saw confirmed the con­ ewes »4.50. Lamb market is do not lay enough eggs to pay showing how they are made, to­
B. 1. Carey, o f Falls City, spent if not sold.
viction he already had that there steady to firm at unchanged for their keep. The trap-nest is gether with blanks for keeping
several days last week at the
is
simply nothing to the argu- prices. C h o i c e sheared Iambs the only thing, so far as know, egg records, by writing to the
Ralph G. Otis, who is attend­
Free Methodist parsonage visit­
that will demonstrate this and extension division of the college.
ing Oregqp Agricultural College, ment used by some people to the ¡brought »6.50 Thursday,
ing bis daughter, Mrs. E. I. Har­
will tell which hens d6 the lay­
came up With tb i O. A. C. dele­ effect that there is less drunken­
rington, who has been in poor
ing.
" I f a farmer in each county
ness
in
towns
where
saloons
are
gation Friday evening to attend
PIANO
CONTEST s
health 4or several weeks.
ST.
PATRICK’S
PARTY
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joins the league, trap-nests a
the oratorical contest and re­ licensed than where they are not.
Mrs. W. A. King and children mained for the week-end visiting
Standing o f contestants in the
flock, and then saves the best
J u d g e Thomas A. McBride,
came up from Portland Friday the home folk.
M i s s e s Kathleen Gass and ! for breeding purposes, his neigh- »400.00 piano contest given by
who is a member o f the Supreme
for a week’s visit at the W ood­
the Newberg Hardware & Plumb­
Otto Ballhorn, o f O. A. C. who Court, was one of the judges in Gladys Hannon entertained a bors would come to him for
ward home. She w a s accom-
ing Co. Week ending Wednes­
came as a delegate to the State the oratorical contest held here number o f their friends at a St. eggs for hatching and tor cock-
panied by her guest, Miss Jennie
day, March 19.
Patrick’s
Party
March
15.
The
erels
from
the
best
layers
in
his
Oratorical contest, was enter­ on Friday of last week. The fol­
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MrGregor, o f Vancouver, B. C.
tained at the L. S. Otis home. lowing morning he g ot out early color scheme was green and was flock and it would not be long 10 4586640
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W. A. was up Sunday.
Mr. Ballhorn belongs to the and took a stroll about town in carried out both in decorations before every farmer in the county 61 14068680
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bad stock bred from good layers.
The music recital given under “ Gamm-Upsilon” fraternity o f search o f land marks that were and refreshments.
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Most ot the evening was spent
The League proposes to make 70 2736005
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the direction o f the Hulls at which Ralph is also a member.
familiar to him fifty years ago
io
doing
the
things
Pat
himself
three
separate
experiments.
In
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Wood-Mar hall Monday night
Charley Crabtree is working when he was a resident o f this
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would
do.
M.
D.
Hawkins
was
1
the
first
a
three
month’s
record
was largely attended and well with the Advance Construction county, his father having been
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received. On next Monday even­ Co. of Portland, and during this the family doctor for nearly the ihozt successful in t h e s e an d ; 0f the eggs laid by each hen in 90 22472135
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ing a similar recital will be given season will be located at Pe Ell, whole county in the early days. secured tw o prizes. Those in- the flock is kept. In the second 116 8158466
a similar record for six months
with other students appearing Washington. Mrs. Crabtree will When a boy he traveled through vited were:
Biddies
Paulsen,
Bartholomew,
is kept, and in the third a whole
on the program.
DISCONCERTING
go to him as soon as the sale of here on the way to Portland, Pearson, Owen, Elliott, Parker,
year’s
record.
It
is
best,
if
pos-
The regular meeting ot the W. their household effects is over.
and was surprised to find such a
Christenson, H. Paulsen, Seeley, sible, to start the experiments
“ What does this nation need?’ ’*
C. T. (J. will be held on next
Pres. Pennington h a s been prosperous city, this being his Rees, Hammer, Markell, a n d at the beginning o f the laying shouted the impassioned orator,
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the named a s a delegate to t h e first visit to Newberg. In dis­
Paddies Replogle,Hawkins, Par­ year, and to use pullets. The
“ What does this nation re-
Public library. This being the World’s Christian Citizenship cussing the Newberg bridge mat­
ker, Hinshaw, Elliott, D a v i s , ! Work may begin when the flock quire, if she steps proudly across
day for the next lesson in Parlia­ Conference to be held in Port­ ter he said he doubted the oppo­
George, F. Davis, Hadley, Lewis, begins laying. November 1 is a the Pacific, if she strides boldly
mentary law, those who have land June 29 to July 6, when sition taking an appeal from
Rees, R. Parker, Jones, Butt, good time t o start a year’s across the mighty ocean in her
not yet secured the lesson, may more than 100 o f the world’s Judge Kelley’s decision, owing to
Williams.
record, or it may start October mightj- march ot trade and free­
do so by calling at the store next greatest orators will take part the heavy bonds that would be
dom? I repeat, what does she
1, or December 1.
door to the Graphic office.
required in such a case, and re­
in the program.
A six month’s record will show need?”
L. L. Fortune, who recently
marked that even though an ap­
Mrs. A. B. Parker, formerly
A. T. Hill, who recently sold
“ Rubber boots,” -suggested the
well which are the more
Miss Nerva Wright, came out his drug business at LaGrande peal should be taken there would disposed of his property in New- fairly
b e r g , is establishing summer i profitable hens. At the end of grossly materialistic person in
from Portland Friday to attend for $18,000, joined Mrs. Hill here be nothing to prevent the county
that time there could be a weed-, j the rear ot the house,
the oratorical contest and greet Sunday evening and made a court from going ahead and quarters on the tract out on the
ing
out or killing off of the poor-
’
~
her many college friends. The short visit at L. M. Parkers. building the bridge and having Dayton road bought of D. M.
Parkers have lived at Spokane, He said he expected to remain at it completed before the case could Ramsey, where he will build a est layers. Some will do pretty i Sam Hill is coming to Newberg
well for six months, but will fall, on Thursday of next week.
Washington, f o r several years, La Grande and go into business be reached by the supreme court, residence during the season.
but are now locating in Portland o f some kind. Heisnow a heavy which is now a year behind in its
where Mr. Parker has gone into weight, tipping the beam at work.
business.
about d o u b l e the notch he
Mrs. E. S. Greer, ofOtterbrook weighed in when he was in busi­
OBITUARY
farm above Dundee, who was in ness in Newberg several years
Newberg Wednesday morning, ago.
Elizabeth Jane Rankins w a s
said Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Greer,
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker, the born in Floyd county, Indiana,
former residents o f Newberg, National W. C. T. U. evangelist, March 13, 1836. She was mar­
who have spent the past tw o has been chosen by the American ried to A. J. Stevenson, January
winters at Santa Barbara, Cali­ Woman’s Republic as a delegate, 16, 1853. T o them tw o children
fornia, are in good health and with a number ot others, to at­ were born, a daughter, who died
are expected home as soon as tend the World’s Peace Con­ in infancy, and a son, G. W.
warm weather comes.
ference to be held in Budepest, Stevenson, now living at Butte-
Prof. Walter R. Miles o f the Hungar^, in June. While on the ville. Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson
will sell you rich prairie land, all good for grain
class o f 1906, Pacific College, trip Mrs. Booker intends to visit came to Oregon in 1891 and first
and
stock, from $11 to $25 an acre on 20 years
writes fiis parents, Mr. and Mrs. various points o f i n t e r e s t settled at Newberg, b u t lour
They
will
also
loan
you
$2000
to
build
a
house, barn, put down a well, fence the
tim
e.
T. E. Miles, from West Branch, throughout Europe, and when years later located near Butte-
land and put a part in crop. They give you 20 years time.
Iowa, that he has accepted a she returns home she will have a ville, where they have since re­
position as assistant professor fund of information that she can sided and where Mrs. Stevenson
N O O L D , W O R N O U T L A N D , It Is All N e w , Mere Y o u G e t th e C re e m
o f psychology in Wesleyan Uni­ draw on to good advantage in died March 6. For fifty years
a
-H-
versity at Middletown, C o n ­ her course of brilliant lectures. she had been a member of the M.
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necticut, beginning with the next Newberg is specially honored in E. church. Funeral services were
school year. He recently made her appointment to this great conducted at Butteville March 8,
W . G. IDE, Exclusive Agent, 218 L u m berm en s’ Building, Portland, Oregon
a trip East and was in Washing­ conference which upll be of world where the remains were laid to
wide interest.
ton during inauguration week.
rest.
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