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DBG G R A P H IC
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
A BARGAIN IN RYE.
H Baoawis a Famous Case and Estab­
lished a Legal Precedent.
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President Has Tariff Situation are nowadays, and Tom Thorn-
borow was about as cute as any of
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Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. F.
Well in Hand— Severely
them where his own interests were V V
A A. M. Regular meeting
concerned, and one fine day he put / \ r \ First and Third Wednesday
Scores Lobby.
himself in the way o f his neighbor, svenings o f each month.
Farmer Whitacre.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
Washington. — President Wilson
“
John,*’
he
said,
“
let
us
have
a
By
order W. M.. R. H. C. Bennett,
seems to have the tariff situation well
deal.
What
do
you
say
to
this?
I. A. Hanning, Secretary.
In hand, hotwithstanding repeated
murmuring» among western democrat That’s a nice, crop o f rye you’ve got,
75,000 Rood brick for sale by
!c senators, who have it in their power and here’s a five pound note. ' Sup­
to force material changes in the Un­ posing 1 hand it over now, will James Hammett and Son.
derwood bill, and unless there is a you undertake to give me two rye
change of heart at the White House, corna next Monday, four on Monday
Money to loan on improved
the tariff law wUl be signed in sub­ week, eight on Monday fortnigi
farm
security.
Clarence Butt.
stantially the shape in which it left and so on— doubling it every Mon­
day— for a year ?”
the house.
Strawberry pickers wanted by
Farmer Whitacre was also cute.
From time to time there is specula­
L. M.Carev.Springbrook. 32-tf
tion as to what might happen if a few As s boy at jeh ool he had learned
the
tale
o
f
the
horseshoe
nails,
and
western democratic senators, repre­
Wanted—Second hand 1 horse
senting wool and sugar growing states, he knew that what his friend was
should join with the Louisiana sena­ asking for was more rye than was lumber wagon.—Jos. Hall. ltp d .
tors and form a combination to defeat grown, in England in a whole year.
M o n e y T o L o an - -See Atty. B.
the sugar and wool provisions of the Unfortunately for himself, how­
ever,
he
also
knew
a
little
law.
So
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
Underwood bilL Up to date it has
been impossible to Induce any of the he pretended to jump at the offer
Three houses and lots for sale.
senators who hare figured in this spec­ and pocketed the fiver with a
ulation to declare themselves publicly chuckle, intending to teach the ras­ —J. O. Lyon, 10th and Pacific
on the bill, and their timidity leads to cal Thornborow a lesson later on.
streets.
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Thorn bofow came for his two tye
the conclusion that they will content
themselves by expressing their disap­ corns at the appointed time.
I have a good fresh cow for
proval of free wool and tree sugar, and
.Farmer Whitacre laughed in his
sale.—Paul
Macy. Spring brook
will then vote for the bill.
face.
?3-34 pd.
. “ I ’m giving you no rye corns,
Lobbyists Scored.
Tom ,” he said, proceeding to air his
President Wilson stirred Congres­
Wanted—Fifteen or t w e n t y
law. “ The bargain’s off. I fa an
sional circles with an emphatic state­
impossible contract. D o you think good strawberry pickers. Justin
ment denouncing the "industrious"
I didn’ t know what your game was? L. Haworth.
and "taetdious” lobby in Washington,
Y ou’ re too sharp. Try it next time
attempting to create public sentiment
with somebody not quite so simple.
F or Rent—Oak View, 30 acres,
against certain features of the Under­
A nd come to me later on for your good buildings, .one year or more
wood tariff bill. This wan accepted
£5 back.”
at the eapitol as referring to the unus­
—Jas. Iverson, Route 1.
Tom Thornborow refused to treat
ual efforts being made against free
the transaction as a joke and went
raw wool and free sugar.
W a n t e d —Geese and turkey
While the president was declaring off in high dudgeon to see his law­ eggs for setting. John Kut
that the public should be relieved yer. The attorney— solicitors were
ebanek, Route 3.
31-33 pd.
"from the intolerable burden." Sen­ called attorneys in those days— saw
possibilities
in
the
case,
and
a
suit
ators and Representatives were view­
Excelsior Motorcycles—World
ing on every hand the evidences of at law was the result, the action
eventually
finding
its
way
into
the
beaters
on every line. See them
the lobbyists, and significance was at­
court
of
common
pleas.
at
Newberg
Auto Garage.
tached to a statement by Secretary
Honest Farmer Whitacre’ s rye
8!mmon8, chairman of the finance
Remember that you can get
committee, that in his opinion-the lob­ was swallowed up. All his worldly
The lawyer!* John Derre implements at Larkin-
byists were not making any headway. possessions went.
harvest of fees took all in. For,
Wheat to Qo on Free List. • — -
fVince Hdwe. Co.’ s big store.
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much to his surprise, the case went
Following the statement by 8enator against him. What the court said
Optemetry Optician, Imperial
Williams, of the finance subcommit­ was: “ Though the bargain was a
tee. which has the agricultural sched­ foolish one, it held good in law. lotel May 19 and 26, evening by
ule under consideration, that the duty There was s ‘ consideration,’ and as appointment.—James Smith. ~
on livestock and their products and for the farmer’s contention that it
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grains and their products would be was an impossible contract, it was
equalised, it was reported that the only impossible in respect o f his
Wanted—16 berry pickers, tw o
committee had agreed to put wheat own inability.”
months work. Strawberries and
on the free list, along with wheat flour.
“ Thornborow versus Whitacre” is
In the Underwood bill wheat is given still a “ leading case” at common raspberries. Apply to J. E. 'H ol­
a duty of 10 cents a bushel, while
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law. Every law student reads it, i d a y , R. R. 3.
wheat flour is free of duty. It also
every lawyer quotes it to the client
was reported thA the committee prob­
F or Rent—5 room furnished
who has been foolish enough to en­
ably would recommend removal of
bouse
at 515 Franklin street,
ter lightly into a similar transac­
the 10 per cent duty on cattle, sheep,
tion. So long as there is s “ con­ nquire of Mrs. A. Bartholomew,
and hogs in conformity to the free list­
sideration” — something given or to 800 Franklin st.
tf.
ing of all fresh meats in the Under­
be done or abstained from on either
wood bill.
side, something of value— the law
Anyone wishing the services o f
Insurance Feature Coming Up.
courts don’t bother themselves a trained nurse, please call Miss
Senator Williams’ subcommittee about its sufficiency.
Every man
Nancy Benton, phone Bine 2
will take up the insurance feature of must look to his own affairs.
the Income tax section of the bill. An­
35 pd.
When a contract, however, is 700 North Meridian.
other matter to occupy this subcom ­ physically impossible at the time it
mittee will be the amendments to the is entered into and both parties are
F or Sale—C h e s t n u t mare,
administrative features of the bill pro­
gentle,
and true to work any
aware o f the fact, that is another
posed by *p»icr»nt Attorney-General
matter.
place. Cheap.—Christopher &
ienison and Assistant Secretary of the
An undertaking to jump over the Young, Dundee. Phone 13a 26.
Treasury Curtis, ih e amendments be­
moon or to run from Manchester to
32-34 pd.
ing seriously considered are one to
London in five minutes would be
give the Secretary of the Treasury the
held void. And the same rule ap­
F or Sale—Nearly new tent
right to proclaim valuations on ad va­
plies when the fulfillment o f a con ­
lorem goods and another to prohibit
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with fly. Can be seen set
tract to render personal services is
attorneys taking up disputed cases on
prevented by an %ct of God.— Pear­ up at W. E. Allisions’ or inquire
a contingent fee basis.
son’s Weekly.
of C. H. Christenson. • 33-34 pd.
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Patent Monopoly Hit.
The socalled "patent monopoly”
which threatened to prevent cut rates
by retailers in all patented articles
on the market was destroyed by de­
cisions of the supreme court of th-
United States. The court held that
owners of patents do not receive the
right by the patent law to control the
price at which retailers must sell to
consumers. The decLion in words ap­
plied only to a nerve tonic for which
a patent had been Issued, but will con­
trol all patented articles sold under
restrictions not to resell at cut rates.
Safety rasors, talking machines and
thousands o f other patented articles
ere affected by the decision.
Th* Isthmus of Corinth.
Four centuries elapsed between
the Panama canal’s first conception
and its completion, but this by no
means constitutes a record in the
annals of canal construction. The
completion in 1893 o f the canal
across the isthmus of Corinth was
the finish of a scheme for which the
first survey was made in the year
600 B. C., when Periander employ­
ed Egyptian engineers to carry out
the work. Nero actually commenc­
ed work along the site o f the pres­
ent canal, but at his death it was
abandoned, and the project was not
revived until 1882, and this though
National Capitol Brevities.
the total length o f the canal ia un­
President Wilson has dictated into der four miles.
• talking machine a long speech that
will be ground ovt to 89 tribes of In­
dians on 66 rese» vt.lions on the tour
soon to be made by Dr. Joseph Dixon,
of Philadelphia, and Major McLaugh­
lin.
Emulating her precedent breaking
husband. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife
of the president addressed the wives
o f the members of 'in g ress at Rau-
acher’s Hall Tuesdav on the question
of Washington slums.
Senator Simmons, chairman of the
senate finance committee, made public
a list of 29 questions relating to the
tariff prepared by majority members
o f the committee which will be sent
to manufacturers of the country.
Delegate Wlckersham made extend­
ed apologies to Senator Chamberlain
before the senate territories commit-
tes on account o f bis unwarranted
eharge that Senator Cha nberialn had
introduced a rooked A* iska railroad
Money to loan on improved
real e s t a t e security. Farm
loans preferred. D. D. Coulson,
First National Bank, Newberg,
Ore.
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’ For Sale—Modern 8-room bun.
galow , 75 ft. front, 234 ft. back.
All kinds o f fruit. Sewer con­
nection. I n q u i r e at Graphic
office.
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Horses For Sale—3 geldings,
age 5, 6, and 7 yrs., wt. 1500
to 1600 lbs. Gentle and well
broke. Phone 6 a 16.—P e t e r
Duranceau.
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Silica Paste for sale by the
LadiesJAuxiliary to the college
40 acres in Yamhill county for
at Parker’s store. Cleans any­
a good house and lot in Newberg,
thing and everything except the
on paved street or one to be
conscience. Try it.
paved.
A choice improved 5-acre tract
The cook books compiled by
close in to Newberg tor good the Ladies Auxiliary to Pacific
house in good location, on paved college may be purchased at
street or one to be paved.
Parker’s store, Benson’s news
1000 acres o f land in Texas for stand or the Graphic office.
Newberg property.
City property and land in and
F or S ale —Team o f mareB,
around Roseburg, Oregon, prop­ weight about 2000 pounds,-
erty in Falls City, Oregon, Port­ sound and true, one 3 inch
land property o f all discriptions. Mitchell wagon and light team
Get your property on my list, harness and one buggy, a bar­
there will be something doing at gain for $250. Can be seen at
once.
F. E. Baker’s place on Chehalem
See G. S. Hoaglin, west of Mountain. C. E. Skelton, Black
Newberg.
Rock, Ore.
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For Sale or Trade
For Sale—4 year old mare,
C ard o f Thanks.
gentle, well broke, weight about
We wish to express our heart­
1500.—C. Jay Mills, Spring-
felt thanks to our neighbors and
brook.
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friends for the sympathy ex­
Wanted—To buy 3 to 4 year pressed, and the beautiful flowers
old mare, must be sound anc sent us, at the death o f our hus­
weigh about 1200 lbs.—Address band and father.
H. E. Crowell, Dundee. Phone
Mrs. Mary O’ Brien
White 128.
Katherine O’Brien
Elizabeth O’Brien
Lost—May 24th on Main St.
Johnny O’ Brien
or on Dayton Ave. near Main, a
Mrs. E /L eavy
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Waltham gold watch with P. C
Cord of Thanks.
fob. Reward for finder. Return
to Graphic office or to Rae Lang-
We desire to express our ap­
worthy.
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preciation to the neighbors and
friends who gave assistance and
Iron A pd Brass W anted
sympathy in our'recent bereave­
ment.
J. E. Smith
Take your scrap iron and brass
J. A. Smith
to the Newberg Iron Works anc
- Hiram C. Smith
turn it into cash.
Mrs. Alice M. Garrigus
“ Edith R. Rees
Hom e Boarding House.
“ Eva B. M attoon
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The Meridian House, corner o
First and Meridan has changed
hands and in the future will be
known as the Home Boarding
House. Meals 25 cents.
Mrs. M. J. Hevland, Prop.
32-33 pd.
Notice o f Street Improvement
Card of Thanks.
To the many friends who as­
sisted us by kind words and
sympathy in our recent bereave­
ment we extend our heartfelt
thanks.
Mrs. Harriet Harger and
Daughters.
Eastern
Oregon W bent Lands
A b solu te ly P u re
■AUBUBUMEPHBPHATE
LIBRARY BILLS ALLOWED IN BAY
Librarian...................
$40.00
Care of Lawn.....^.......!................. 2-26
Trans. Co........ ........... .................... 1.25
Yamhill Electric Co......
4.20
J. K. Gill A Co............................... 1.65 .
Total
Book loans for month, 1188.
$49.65
Notice is hereby given that the
We have some bargains in
For Sale.
Council p f the city of Newberg, Sherman county. Will take some
Yamhill County, Oregon, pro­ small valley farms or citv prop­
Will sell my new modern cot­
pose to improve Meridian street erty as first payment.
tage and 50x120 foot lot at a
from the south line o f First street
Call on White & Co.,
bargain if taken at once,
to the north line o f Second street
705 First Street.
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W. S. Bean.
in the said city of Newberg, by
grading said portion o f said
street so as to conform to the
established grade thereof, by
constructing c o n c r e t e c u r b s
thereon, where none are now in,
by providing and constructing
street drainage for said portion
o f said Meridian street, and by
paving with five inch gravel bit-
ulithic pavement the said por­
tion o f said Meridian street; and
Further notice is*hereby given,
that the said improvement o f said
portion o f said Meridian street
shall be made in accordance with
and as provided in the plans and
specifications filed in the office o f
the Recorder o f the City o f New
You k m for soots time beau looking for the Usai fees
berg on the 21st day of May,
osent—bete it is. Use NjrsTs Fees Cissas sad wsteb tbs
1913, and that the estimated cost
•rest improvement in your complexion. Ones yon try it,
youH always buy it For fifteen years tbia bas always bean
o f said improvement is the sum o f
tbs favorite fece cream of discriminating buyers of toilet
$1565, and that the cost o f said
improvement is to be assessed to
Being gteeeeleet. NymTt Face Cream is readily absorbed
the property abutting said por­
by tbs slnn. Inasmuch a* it contain* peroxid* it i* thoroly
tion o f said Meridian street and
entirrptir This cream is idaal for cleanatng th* pore* and
leaving tbs Amt eeft and velvety. Sure.it* just the thing for
collected in the manner provided
in the charter of the city o f New­
Be good to your skin. A good
berg and the laws of the State o f
complexion can be yours — why
Oregon applicable thereto; and
Start using NyaTs Face Cr
Further notice is hereby given,
am tbs agents for this
Bey it at our store. NyaTo Face <
that the council o f the city of
Newberg will, at a regular
meeting thereof to be held on the
2nd day o f June, 1913, at 8:00
o ’clock p.tn. on said date, at the
Council room in the said city o f
Newberg, hear and determine
objections and remonstrances to
said proposed improvement and
expenditure, if any.
This notice • is given by order
o f the council o f the city o f New­
berg. Dated this 22nd day of
May, 1913.
W. W. Nelson,
Recorder of the City o f Newberg.
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A U G . I, 1913
Notice to Contractors.
Nyal’s Face Cream
Newberg Drug Company
UNIVERSITY of OREGON
Sum m er School
Notice is hereby given by the
Board o f Directors o f School Dis­
trict No. 56, Yamhill County,
Oregon, that bids tor the con­
struction o f a school house at
Springbrook in said district will
be received until 7 o ’clock p.m.,
June 6 ,1 91 3.
Said school house will be a
frame building tw o stories high,
with basement; tw o school
rooms and teacher’s room on
first floor, and assembly room
on second floor.
Interested parties may see full
plans and specifications at the
'residence o f district clerk.
All bids shall be accompanied
by certified check for 5 per cent
o f their amount as a guarantee
of good faith. Right is reserved
t o reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board o f Direc­
tors of said District No. 56,
Yamhill County, Oregon.
Dated May 22nd, 1913.
C. E. Bnrke, Chairman ofBoard.
82-33 J. H. Rees, District Clerk
Twenty-five Instructors—Fifty courses; Distinguished East­
ern Educators added to regular faculty.
University Dormitories Open. Board and Room at $3.50 per
week. Reduced railroad rates.
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For Complete Illustrated (Catalog, address
The Registrar, University o f Oregon, Eugene
SOME TESTIMONIALS
Newberg, Oregon, May 6, 1918
To whom this may concern:
•
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