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4 T H K N E W B E K O Ci K A P H IC A GLIMPSE OF ANCIENT ROME. W. W. Hollingsworth & Son fu rn itu re, Carpets, Tifati íPa p er A GOOD P L A C E TO T R A D E THE STORE OF Q U A L I T Y CHEHALEM CENTER Reiuhard Groth has accepted a position in a blacksmith shop in TREATING A FEVER. Mrs. C. Jacobson went to Port Calgary, Canada. If he likes the The Proper Way la to Find Its Cause land daring last week to be at country he will send for his and Attack That. the bedside o f her mother, Mrs. family. When a person has a fever the Erickson, who is quite sick. M ayor H. B. Powell is nursing temperature of his body is greater M r s . Perkins, o f Carlton, a base ball finger a n d Robert than the normal heat that it main tain» in health; therefore fever is came down Eriday and visited Bennett has a base ball eye. not a definite diseaae, but a physi her daughter, Miss Lillian Per Mrs. G. A. Graeper entertained cal symptom that indicates kins, returning home Monday. the ladies o f the Red Hills at a It accompanies many different kinds Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall have thimble party on Thursday after o f illness, from a fleeting indiaposi sold their property to parties noon. Those present were: Mes- tion, such as a cold in the head or from Portland and will be mov: dames Allan, Keyes, Bennett, an attack o f indigestion, to such prolonged and severe diseases as ty ing soon. Everyone is sorry to Hill, Eddens, Keiling, Groth, phoid fever and acute rheumatism lose Mr. and Mrs. Hall as neigh Herring, Gardner, and Greer. which often menace and very often bors, and they have the best Howard Ainsworth, Roe Robi actually take life. We have had the clinical tber wishes o f a l l wherever they son and F. W. Meyer made a mometer with which to test tern locate. trip to Dallas on Tuesday in the perature for leR8 than a hundred Last Wednesday, April 23, was interest o f the Dundee Co-opera years, but in ancient times doctors John Crater’s birthday anni tive Fruit Growers and Packers. well understood the importance o:' versary and in the evening a few Mrs. D. H. Turner of McMinn the symptom. They judged it b;r o f his neighbors and friends gath ville, spent Sunday with her par the pulse rate and for many years ered to celebrate the occasion. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Powell, treated it by blood letting. After the clinical thermometer John became young again and the d a y being Prof. Powell’s was invented there was a time when gave the boys a merry chase, eighty-first birthday. Mr. Pow physician* gave to fever itself too but was finally over-powered ell is certainly eighty-one years much importance. The whole treat and they convinced him of the young, and his friends wish him ment was directed to beating i: number o f milestones he had continued activity and happi down without sufficient regard to its exciting cause. Then came a reac passed. All enjoyed the evening ness for many, many more birth tion. Fever took its proper place as in games and a social time, and days. one symptom among others, and its departed at an early hour wish Miss Bertha Reed,of Portland, value as a means o f diagnosis was ing Mr. Crater many happy and her guest, Miss )ones, spent at last recognized That can be seen clearly in the birthdays. A good supply o f the week-end at Miss Reed’s case o f typhoid fever. When a high birthday cake and cookies were home on Otterbrook. fever persists for days and served to all. F. W. Meyer has recently put or when it suddenly rushes up to an Saturday evening, the 26th, a wire fence with concrete base alarming point it means that there friends numbering about forty, and posts in front o f his lawn at is some condition at work that the physician must search fo r and com- completelv surprised B. H. Haw- Walnut Hill Farm. ley at his home, informing him The fact that there ia something; Rev. Edith Hill Booker will it was the eve o f bis birthday. wrong whenever any degree o f fever leave on Friday for the East appears suggests at once what you The evening was spent in a where she will deliver several should do. The firet thing is to put social way in plaving catchey lectures before her departure for thd patient in bed in a well ventilat games. Refreshments were serv Europe. Mrs. Booker is one of ed room until a diagnosis can be ed, consisting of sandwiches, the twenty delegates selected made. A fever patient needs all his cake and lemonade. All had a from the United States by the strength merely to sustain his tem perature without trying to do any jolly good time aqd on taking American Woman’s Republic to thing more. Bed is the best place their departure wished Mr. Haw attend the Peace Conference in in which to preserve hia forces. ley many more such occasions' The room should be well ventilat July- The Misses Mildred Wills and ed and cool because the patient ia The protracted meetings which Rosa Hendrickson report a very miserably conscious o f being too have been held in the Dundee warm. The fear of “ catching cold good Sunday school convention church for the past tw o weeks, on a fever” often causes well mean at Oregon City. They went up came to a close on Sunday. ing friends to torment a sufferer Friday, returning Sunday even with heavy bedclothing and stuffy ing. air. On the other hand, keep drafts away from him and watch carefully Ben Ritz is staying with L. MUCH BmiUTHIC PAYING BE- for chilliness in his extremities. Christenson while he is farming ING DONE IN MONTANA TOWN His any diet must be very light. Fur some land up the valley. ther treatment depends upon the Mrs. Myra W. Price, o f New, Bozeman, Montana, is busy cause o f the fever and is a matter York, is visiting her daughter, making preparations for exten for the doctor to decide.— Youth’ / Mrs. H. G. Crocker. She is ac sive work in street paving being Companion. companied by Mrs. Francis J. planned this season by the city A lm ost on Accident. Lewis, of L o s Angeles, Cali council. About a mile and a half The old gentleman who came fornia, who is an aunt o f Mrs. of street is to be paved. upon a badly dazed person in a by Crockers’. The ladies a r e de Ordinances providing for this street o f London inquired— so the lighted with Oregon, work were passed during the Daily Mail says— the cause of his On April 18th a number of winter, and the Warren people agitation: “ My good man, what is the mat young friends o f Miss Florence who have the contracts have ter McGuire surprised h e r in her their force on the ground and “ Matter, sir I” repeated the con home, reminding her it was her equipment practically ready to fused individual. “ Matter, air! Qen’leman’s -*088 run away with a birthday. All passed the even commence work. brougham, air— never see hanythink ing very pleasantly in playing like it in all my life— down ’e cornea games and having a general good Marriage License the 'ill with the sharves a-drangling time. all about ’is legs— knocks a butch Muriel Agee, age 22, to John er’ s cart into a linen draper’s shop— Chehalem Center will celebrate bang against a carriage and pair the Fourth o f July. Prepara Control, age 21. and smashes the panel all to bits— tions for an unusually good pro Helen Parrish, age 26, to J. P. upset« a phaeton, and, if ’e ’adn’ t gram are n o w in progress. Beeler, age 27. a-run agin this ’ere cab an’ dashed The program will be given under Alice Brown, age 19, to Lionel it right over an’ stopped ’isself, blowed if I don’ t think ink there’« :’d been the auspices o f the school. Every Brink, age 23. an haccident!” body must plan to come here Christiena Bogue, age 43, to and celebrate. Look out f o r SoundlM * Zona,. Owne Bogue, age 43. later announcements. Zones o f silence such as the one r DUNDEE Mrs. F. A. West, formerly o f Dundee, is visiting friends here. I Mr. Jones, o f Portland, spent Sunday at the Graeper home. Mr. Winterburn and family have moved to Willamina. The car home o f Mr. and Mrs. McConnell has been moved to Forest Grove, as the work on the Dundee powerhouse is nearly completed. Notice to Creditors I d the Hatter of the Ketate of N .O . Kirk, deceased Notice Is hereby given to all persons con cerned that the undersigned has been dnly ap pointed administrator of the estate of N. Q. Kirk, deceased, by the Connty Court of the State of Oregon for Yamhill County. All per sons having claims against sold estate of said N .O . Kirk, deceased, are hereby required to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, duly verified as by law required, within six months from the date hereof, to United States National Bank of Newhsrg, Newberg, Oregon. Dated this May I, 191». R. W. Kirk, Administrator of the Estate of »-38 N. O. Kirk, deceased. in the Alps have been known to scientist« for a long time. Some years ago a committee conducted a series o f experiments in the Eng lish channel with the loudest and most ear piercing sirens, whistles and hooters they could procure. It was found that sometimes on the clearest and qnietest day a sound was unaccountably inaudible at a short distance. This demonstrated conclusively the existence of sound less zones and incidentally suggest ed an explanation of certain ocean disasters. ‘ Custom, of tho T im . Whon Cooaar Dinod W ith Ciooro. The Magnet That Attracts The correspondence of the great men o f the ancient Greeks present is the essential combination we offer o f good interest rates little that is not philosophical, po litical or didactic in its character, ! and absolute security. We pay 4 per cent on Savings, com and it was uot until the age o f Ju- 1 pounded semi-annually. Note the growth o f deposits in that lius Caesar that the Romans began department since its institution nine months ago. to reflect in their letters something of the incident and spirit o f their $ 1,335.62 August 29th, 1912 ^ times. The following letter o f 11,337.99 Cicero to Atticus gives an interest O ctober 29th, 1912 ing account o f a viait by Julius 29,459.13 Decem ber 29th, 1912 Caesar very shortly before the trag 46,551.56 February 29th, 1913 ical death o f the great aoldier: “ Oh. this visit, so much dreaded! 52,047.28 April 29th, 1913 And vet one which 1 am not sorry to have received, for it went off moat pleasantly. When he came the evening before, on the 18th, to my fieighbor Phillipus. the house was so crowded with soldiers that there waa scarcely a vacant room N IW B in a , OREGON for Caesar to sup in. There were about 2,000 o f them, which made me feel a little uneasiness for the. next day. Rut Barba Cassius set me st ease. He assigned me a »♦oeoeoeoeo+oeoeoeoeo guard, made the rest encamp «n the fields, so that my house was kept are aa necessary clear. to the cure you are “ On the 19th he stayed with Bal- bns until 1 o’clock, but admitted no trying to effect as one. He was settling accounts, as I your doctor’s ad suppose, with Balbua. He then vice. For if the walked by the shore to my house. At 2 he took the bath. The verse« prescription he gives you on Mamurra were then read to him. is not filled in the right [These are supposed to be a satire way by the use o f fresh on Mamurra’s debauchery and lux drugs and careful com D4S ury. in which Caesar also was satir pounding. all his ability ized bv Catullus.] His countenance cannot aid you. Bring —__ y was unchanged. your prescription to a V.il, “ He was rubbed and anointed pharmacy where not only and then disposed himself at table the highest skill is used, after taking an emetic (a habit con but where we pride our sidered bv the Romans o f that time selves, aa professional men, on the purity and freshness o f our as conducive to -health as well as drugs. By helping your physician in this, as in other things, you to luxurious gormandizing) and ate make that cure quick and certain. and drank in a very free and easy manner, fo r he.was entertained hos pitably and elegantly, and our dis course resembled our repast’ in it* relish and seasoning. Besides Cae sar’s table, his attendants were well provided for in three other rooms, nor was there anv deficiency in the revision made for his freedmen o f ower quality and his slaves, bnt >a&OXgXBXXOSXCKJ^^ those o f the better sort were ele gantly entertained. Need I say m ore? 1 acted as man to man. Yet he was not the man to whom one would say at parting. T pray you, let me have this visit repeated when you come this way again.’ Once ia enough. “ N ot a word passed between us on business, but much literary talk. T o make short o f the matter, he was perfectly pleased and easy. He talked o f spending one day at Pute- oli, another at Baiae. You have thus the account o f the day’ s enter tainment— an entertainment not agreeable, bnt still not tronblesome to me. I shall stay here a little longer and then to Tusculura. As he passed by Dollabella’ s vil ceopseaaCTMceoeacBgcBtt^ la his troops marched close by* the aide o f his horse, on the right and left, which was clone nowhere else. I had this from Nicias.” — Ha 11 am Winter in National Magazine. United States National Bank Fresh G om pouf lull I PARLOR PH ARM ACY r< Sheet Metal works Roofing Plates, Tin Plates j.Zinc, Brass and Copper Sheets Black and Galvanized Sheets and Formed Products F. H. GRIFFITH THE GRAPHIC CLUBBING OFFER ! Hi® Hamilton W a tc h When people know the value o f the Hamilton watch other factories will have to come up to their standard or. quit business. Sold by C. A. MORRIS T H E JE WEL ER All the same as city folks, the family who lives on a rural mail route may have a daily paper to read the same day it comes from the press. Read our clubbing offer: Daily and Sunday Oregonian and The Graphic, one year...................................... $8.00 Daily, witnout Sunday, and Graphic 1 year $6.00 W eekly Oregonian and Graphic 1 year...... $2.25 • W W W Trade With the Newberg Merchants Nice Residence Lots Close in but away from the dust The beat natural drainage in town. Cement walks laid and «treats graded. Building restriction« insure a good class o f residences. If you are interested your inspection is in vited. E. H. Woodward, Newberg, Oregon
