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THE NBWB
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who lately purchased Ed. Halls’
property, are enjoying their home
“ The Alders" and the beautiful
view o f Willamette vatle} from
their mountainside home.
Mrs. A. Stout and little one re­
turned to Washington after mak­
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harrison a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Croxer
and family, ofNewberg, attended
church services and were guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Wilson
last Sunday.
G B A P H ip
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could make larger profits. The
whole thing was cold blooded in
the
extreme, and it would have
N. W O O D W A R D
succeeded if the plot had not been
E ditor sud Publisher
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discovered
in time. There is
Pttbllthed every Thursday morning
O fle a : G raphic Building. no «00 p in t u t i t e j ^ ^ n r reason to believe that t h e
Phnnaa: oflea. white«; Keaidanoe. Blue» same plan, and for the same pur
Entered at the poatofflce at New tier*. Oregon, pose, has been followed in Eng­
aa aaeond-claaa matter.
land and Germany, and that it is
mainly r e s p o n s i b l e for the
$1.50 Per Year in Advance suspicion and jealousy with
which these tw o great nations
THURSDAY. MAY 2 9 , 1918
have viewed each other for some
years.
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It is hardly safe to wear a smile
There
is also a strong belief
when you visit Portland these
days lest you be taken for a can­ that in this country there is a
very close relation between the
didate for Commissioner.
war scares that periodically arise
In the Weekly Visitor, J. A. and the ciy for more forts and a
Hart is giving LaFayette a larger army and navy.
The peoples of the world want
better paper than the town had
to
live in peace and good will
when it was the seat o f govern­
with
each other and foster trade
ment o f Yamhill.
and commerce, but selfish men in
The heartless editor o f the a11 land®- in order to gain their
Albany Democrat asserts that cnds- are actively engaged in
more soap suds and less paint stirring up bad blood and would
and powder would make a ** on,T to ° 8lad to * * nations
decided improvement inthelooks fl^ nK at cach othcr’s throats,
of many Albany girls.
Newberg Graphic
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Mrs. Mary Remelard is visit­
ing her brother in Portland this
week.
B. F. Hawley had the misfor­
tune to lose a good horse 1 ues-
day morning, it being kicked
by another horse in such a man­
ner as to break its leg. Thus
they had to shoot it.
Miss Anna Tangen visited her
sister, Mrs. Elsie Christenson, of
West Chehalem, last week. Mrs.
Christenson accompanied her
home to spend Saturday and
Sunday.
Potatoes to Fatten Pigs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rodgers
and
little daughters, of West
The British Steamer Baron
An experiment to test the feed­ Chehalem, were visitors at the
Napier arrived at Portland a lew
ing
value of raw or steamed home o f Mrs. Mary Christenson
days ago and is unloading
potatoes
as supplementary feed last Sunday.
cargo o f 300,000 feet of Philip­
pine hardwood lumber. The with a grain ration, has been
A ROYAL FROLIC.
steamer will return with a cargo carried on by Robt. Withycomb
o f Oregon fir lumber, thus catch­ at the Eastern Oregon experi Napoleen'e Practical Joke I wau Had
Empraaa Eugenie.
ment station, with interesting
ing them coming and going.
A fondness for Joking is often ■ trait
results, which will be o f specia
of royal personages, who perhaps find
A tow n without a good brass value this year on account o f the in nonsense a cheerful relief from the
band is like a cemetery without superabundant potato crop.
decorous tedium of their official ap­
a tomstoue.—Albany Democrat
The hogs in the experiment pearance. The New York Times re­
calls an Instance in which the beauti­
Sure. And many times the were divided into eight lots and ful Empress Eugenie o f France was
doleful tones that come from the records of the different feed ra­ victimised, with the connivance o f her
horn in the hands o f the younj ; tion given each and the propor husband, Napoleon 11}., by an amusing
practicing hopeful as they are tionate gain made were kept pantomime.
A special embassy had arrived in.
wafted on the evening breeze, carefully. Each hog in lots
Paris from Burma. Three days after
are suggestive o f a graverait and 2 ate an average o f 170.18 its arrival the coart was notified that
well ' stocked with tombstones pounds barley a n d 509.53 the solemn reception o f the mission by
their majesties would take place on
pounds of raw potatoes, making the following evening at the Tgilerieo.
One improvement quickly de­ a gain in weight o f60.70pounds. At the appointed boor Napoleon and
mands another and the problems Those in lots 3 and 4 ate 110.30 Eugenie, surrounded by all the princi­
pal members o f their household, took
o f municipalities are never set­ pounds o f barley and 663.75 their
places upon the dais in the throne
tled. The city o f Eugene has pounds steamed potatoes, and room.
done much hard surface paving made a gain o f 70.60 pounds The emperor gave orders for the in­
in the past few years and now while those in lots 5 and 6 ate troduction o f the embassy, the folding
doom at the farther end o f the great
the vexing question o f how to 188.60 pounds barley and 564.- hall were thrown open, and a namber
keep the streets clean is being 80 pounds steamed potatoes and of white robed and fantastically tur­
discussed by the papers. The made a gain of 78.10 pounds tle ned individuals, some o f them with
long, gray beards, crossed the thresh­
charge is made that the system Lots 7 and 8 ate 300.10 pounds old. threw themselves prostrate upon
in vogue is unsanitary and un­ barley without potatoes and the floor and began to crawl toward
the throne with the most extravagant
satisfactory.
made a gain o f 69.5 pounds.
contortions.
The last 2 lots, fed barley alone, The tax upon the gravity of the gen­
The lion and the lamb are were used as a check on the tlemen and ladies present was so great
about to lie down together. The others to show more definitely that only the frowns o f the empress—
as usual, most concerned that proper
Oregon Retail Liquor Dealers the proportionate value o f the diznlty and gravity should prevall-
Ass’n have offered Gov. West potatoes. At the present market prevented them from laughing out­
their aid “ morally as well as value o f $.07 a pound live weight, right.
Two-thirds o f the way to the throne
legally, in order to bring cul­ the hogs fed barley made a $4.87 the three venerable leaders of the em­
pable saloon men to task, gain, which makes the barley bassy stopjied wriggling and began to
declaring that saloon men selling feeding value $1.62 to the hun­ turn somersaults. Engenie evidently
believed that to be the proper method
liquor to intoxicated persons or dred.
of showing respect in Banna, for when
habitual drunkards are not fit
Lots 1 and 2 fed barley and the ordinarily impassive emperor be­
to be in the business. The as­ raw potatoes at the rate of 3 gan also to laugh she remonstrated
with him for bia want o f decorum In
sociation promises to “ take even pounds of potatoes to a pound tones that could be heard by those who
extraordinary means of securing o f barley, made a $4.25 gain, stood round the throne.
their punishment as well as put­ which gives the raw potatoes a At that moment the most aged o f the
Burman ambassadors reached the foot
ting them out of business.” They 'eeding value o f $.29 to the hun­ o f the throne In a final somersault that
also offer financial aid for pros­ dred. Lots 3 and 4 receiving 6 landed him prostrate at the feet o f the
ecutions. The governor replies times as much steamed potatoes empress with such violence that his
headdress flew off and with It alas, his
by offering to appoint a “ special as barley, made a $4.94 gain, long wfllte beard. To the astonished
agent.” (recommended and paid giving the steamed potatoes a gaze o f Engenie were revealed the fea­
by the association) with full eeding value of $.47 to the hun­ tures o f the Marquis de Qalllfet after­
ward a celebrated general and minister
power to make arrests and aid dred. Lots 5 and 6 fed three of war, bnt then a dashing cavalry cap­
in prosecutions all over the state. times as much steamed potatoes tain. Every one broke into shoots of
Puzzle: Which is the lion and as barley, made a $5.47 gain laughter, especially when the remain­
members of the embassy removed
which the lamb?—Aurora Ob­ making the feeding value of the ing
their beards and turbans and were rec­
server.
ognized as members o f the imperial
potatoes $.42 to the hundred.
It is noticeable that those fed entourage.
Every one enjoyed the Joke except
W AR SPIRIT FOSTERED BY six times as much potatoes as the empress. She burst Into a flood of
grain did not make quite the tears, declared that she had been cruel­
GUN MAKERS.
gain made by the other, but it ly insulted, swept out of the throne
room and left Paris in anger on the
If anyone strives to make en­ required 85.25 pounds less barley following morning. Every one who be­
mity between tw o friends or be­ to make this gain, so the differ­ lieves that practical jokes, even when
amusing, have a savor of meanness
tween tw o families which for ence in feeding value is accounted will be glad to know that It was sev­
years have lived next door to for.
eral weeks before Napoleon could make
hla peace with her.
It
is
also
noteworthy
that
the
each other in peace, he is right­
ly condemned as a mischief mak­ steamed potatoes are worth $.13
1 began life with a sixpence and be­
er and a communal danger, says more to the hundred than raw lieve that a man’s best capital Is his
The Dalles Optimist. Still worse :‘o r feeding, as shown in the com ­ Industry.—Stephen Girard
is it when men in their craving parison o f the gains o f animals
for wealth seek to breed war be­ ed the 3 to 1 ration.
tween tw o great neighboring
CHEHALEM CENTER
nations, and yet that is just
what the Krupps and other Ger­
Fred Harrison is up from Port-
man firms have done their ut­
and
to spend some time with
most to bring about.
Many persons go through
Those firms, in the pursuit of the home folks.
life g r e a t l y handicapped
A. J. Pierce and family, o f Cen-
their wicked plan, subsidized
because they neglect having
their eyes properly fitted
papers in both France and Ger­ Uerville, Washington, came down
with
glasses. We hear the
many to stir up war feeling be­ in their auto to spend a month
expression so many times, 0 ,
tween the tw o powers so that or more visiting Mrs. Pierce’s
1 never dreamed that I could
large orders tor guns, ships and parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
be made to see so well.
other war material might be Zhilders. They intend to tour
C . A . M O R R IS
placed with them. They did not the Willamette valley looking
Eye Sight Specialist
scruple to stir up the worst pas­ over the country.
sions of the people, if only they
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Meyers
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A Proposition You Can't A fford to Pass Up
$78 00 more for you per year for every five cows you own if
you will run the milk thru a 4 ‘Sharpies Tubular* ’ instead o f
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different conditions. We guarantee less work, easier opera­
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you can possibly get out o f any disc machine on the market.
We can prove what we say if you’ ll let us install one on your
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your cream we’ ll give you a good price for it in exchange for
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jfcow 2/our TTfoney W ill Srow
The following table shows how rapidly your money will accumulate wh^n drawing
4 per cent interest compounded semi-annually in the Savings Department o f the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Newberg, Oregon.
Weekly
Deposit
of
$
1 .0 0
5.00
1 0 .0 0
Win in
1 Year
Amount to
$ 52.78
263.90
527.82
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In 5 Years
In 10 Years
$ 286.11* ’ $ 634.88
3,17440
1,330.55
6,348.88
2,861.15
l a w Years
In 30 Years
la 40 Tear»
$ 1,578.33
7,891.65
15,783.38
$ 2,980.21
14901.05
29,802.16
$ 5,063.34
25,316.70
50,633.49
T h e First National Bank of Newberg
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Managed
by
Men
of
W id e
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bargain prices. Big assortment
Ladies union suits, low neck, no
s l e e v e s , knee length, white
jersey ribbed at -
-50c a pair
Ladies union suits, low neck
and short sleeves, knee length,
white at.................. , 50c per suit
Ladies union suits, low neck
and no sleeves, umbrella, white
a t................................50c per suit
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Ladies Athena union suits
at............................$1.00 per suit
Ladies Athena vests at 50c each
Ladies Athena drawers 50c each
Ladies Jersey ribbed vests, wide
taped arm holes, are specially
priced at......................3 for 25c
Ladies vests, fíne jersey ribbed
with low neck at........25c each
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Ladies jersey knit umbrella
drawers at............. 25c per pair
M en's Poris Knit union suits,
short sleeves, knee length, big
value a t ............ ..... $1.00 a suit
M en's Poris Knit union suits,
long sleeves, ankle length, big
value at.................. $1.00 a suit
M en's light weight w ool union
suits, long or short waisted, big
values at................ $2.50 a suit
Men’s medium weight union
suits, long or short waisted, big
value at................... $1.00 a suit
M en's Balbriggan shirts and
drawers in ecru or dark gray,
good value at......50c a garment
Children's muslin drawers, per
pair at.................. .......12 l-2 c
W om en’s muslin drawers, spe­
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Ladies vests, extra value for
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