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TH K N KW B U K O O K A P H IO Published STsry Thursday morals« O flc s: Graphie Building, No. 400 First Street Phones: Ofllce. White U ; Rssldenoe. Blee I According to an official state BRIEF NEWS OF ORECON ment issued by the State Tax Commission the total value of, Tbs president has eet aside 1440 the taxable property in Yamhill acres In Klamath county tor entry un countv for the year 1913 is $16,- der the enlarged homestead act. 192,968 and the amount o f state Senator' Chamberlain has accepted tax to be paid by the county is an Invitation to deliver the principal $24,776.25. address before the United Irish *6cl- A Linn County man in making application for divorce charges his wife is addicted to th e I co#l of » e r e issued $1.50 Per Year in Advance that . . . . . . , , , . by the state engineer during the quar dnr.k habit and that she smokes ter endlng Jun„ 30 THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1913 and chews and uses snuff j The cltlsens of Madras have organ Doubtless most men will say th e i>ed a fair association, and will hold ilve“to<* •* Farmers bring in the report husband has good grounds for j the. f,r*t. annu*1 hlbit in Madras on October 14, 17. and that the prospect for a good asking for a divorce, though IS. many will balk at the suggestion grain crop was never better. While playing with n «mall target that it is a poor rule that won’t rifle at Baker. Gerald Moody, the 9- year-old son of Orson Moody, n weal work both ways. Newberg has a lot o f things to ..... a.. ■ thy sheepman, was accidentally shot be thankful for, one o f which is through the head and Instantly killed. WEST CHEHALEM. the fact that the I. W. W. agita The first conference ever held for church ministers of all denominations tors have so far been so consider In Oregon will take place at the Uni E. B. Fendall has returned for ate as to remain away from our versity of Oregon during the week of a visit with her mother in Seattle. town. Juif 21 to 27. Mrs. Croontz, o f Chehalis, By unanimous consent the senate The possible danger resulting Washington, is a guest at the passed a bill making Oregon lands from dog bites could easily be home o f her daughter, Mrs.J. U. which had been withdrawn or classi fied aa oil lands subject to entry un lessened very materially in New Smith. der the homestead or desert land law. berg by the use of gunpowder, Mrs. F. B. Ridener and chil Application has been received by and without doing anybody any dren have returned from a visit the comptroller of the currency for permission to convert the State bank financial injury. in Dallas. of Redmond into the First National L. G. Kneeshaw is the guest of Bank of Redmond, with n capital of The memory o f man runneth Mr. and Mrs, Seely. $25,000. back to the days when the family Professor C. J. Bushnell has resign Andrew Johnson and family, that could have no meat on the formerly of the valley but how ed as head of the sociological depart table except bacon was consid o f Corvallis, spent a few days at ment of Lawrence college nt Apple- ton, Wla., an old Methodist Institution, ered poor, indeed, and entitled the Fendall home last week. to become president of Pacific univer to the sympathy o f those more Miss Crystal Smith and vMiss sity of.Forest Orove. fortunately situated. One feels To prevent the necessity of having Maude Steirly went to Portland to remove a number of old soldiers differently about it these days, on Saturday. from the Soldiers’ home nt Roaeburg, since none but the rich or near Mrs. Stella Vincent and chi! the state board of control raised the rich can afford a rasher o f bacon, pension limit over which veterans will dren, o f Newberg, are spending as our Canadian cousins term it, not be admitted from $20 a month to the week with Mrs. B. F. Yergen. for breakfast. $30. Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Miller, According to an announcement of Newberg, spent the week-ench made by Assistant State Superintend W. J. Bryan don’t seem to be ent of Public Instruction Carlton, 1800 with the E. G. Fendalls. putting into practice that Demo teachers took the recent examination. Members o f West Chehalem S. This is the largest number to take an cratic simplicity in official life which he has been advocating S. enjoyed a picnic at theLaFay- examination In the history of the state. g * these many years. At least he ette Locks last week. It does not matter what the amount Harry Davis has just com announces that the $12,000 a of a widow's salary or wages la, if she year salary he receives as Secre peted a fine new road from the has children depending upon her for tary of State is not sufficient to main road tip to his honse and is support and has no other income aside from her wages, ahe la eligible to the meet his expenses, and gives this now busy building a garage. benefits of the widow’s pension law, as his reason for taking to the Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hall were according to an opinion given by the lyceum platform to make a tew out from Portland Sunday., attorney general. hundred on the side. Senator Chamberlain will take up G. N. Hesgard has purchased a new hay baler and will have it with the secretary or thd Interior n petition from the residents and cltl According to estimates made in operation next week. sens of the Ofand Ronde Indian res by New York attorneys who De Fere Fendall, captain o / the ervation and vicinity to replace pres have been engaged in making an ‘red side” in the recent contest ent police system with one competent inventory of the estate of the in the S. S. has issued invitations man to do police duty and look after late J. P. Morgan, the heirs o f to all participants in that affair old and infirm Indians. A mortgage of $800,000 has been the financier will be called on to to an entertainment to be given filed at Eugene which covers nearly pay into the treasury an inherit on Tuesday evening, July 22. in 32,000 acres of tinjber along the Na ance tax, amounting to $4 000,- the church. tron extension. It was given by the 000, but since they will have the Mrs. R. L. Van Norwick, oi Penn Timber company of Warren, Pa., to the Detroit Trust company, and la neat little sum o f $96.000,000 Dallas, is visiting in the valley taken to indicate the early construc left after satisfying this claim *dth her sisters, Mrs. Widener tion of a large sawmill. they ought to get along with Marshall and Hick Lockett were In And Mrs. White. moderate comfort if they are dicted f t a special session of the economical in their living ex grand Jury at Baker, and their hail Is CHEHALEM CENTER fixed at $8500. They are accused of penses. V '. • " . 1 T w o tpen have died in Port land within thè past ten days from hydrophobia resulting from the bite o f dogs, and a city ordi nance h^s been passed requiring all dogs to be muzzled. Since there is hydrophobia in the coun try it is liable to appear any where and consequently extreme precaution should betaken. One human life is worth more than all the dogs in Oregon. Let the city council of Newberg get busy and see that all the “ Towsers” in town are put in shape so they can do no barm. There is a general demand on the part of th¿ public that the speed maniac be held within rea sonable check, bat with rather poor success. Here in Newberg scarcely a day passes but that the city ordinance governing the speed o f autos and motorcycles is violated. One day last week a rider of a motorcycle raced up First street, dodging teams and pedestrians while going at a t h i r t y - f i v e - tniles-an-hour-clip. The rider was not a fellow who would want to harm anyone, but he was taking great risk, for it is easy to imagine what the result might have been had a child suddenly stepped out in the street in front of bis machine. It is so easy to turn on the gasoline that it seems necessary to make an example o f a driver occasionally in order to hold the speeders within reasonable check. stealing thousands of dollars worth of Ellis Pickett delivered the gos cattle from eastern Oregon ranges, pel message at the church last and If they are convicted, Sheriff Ker- foot will receive a reward of $2000. Sunday. According to a statement made Mrs. Jenny Post is recovering at Salem by Governor West, 14 cents gradually lrom a painful sprain a day for three meals, or a little over in her right ankle. five cents a meal, is the average dally cost to the state of Oregon for feeding E. Yarns and son-in-law are its employes and prisoners at the peni building a new residence, L. K. tentiary. At this small cost, he says, Ralston is doing the carpenter an abundance of food of a good qual work. ity Is provided. R. L. Harrison of the state engin A. V. Hendrickson lost a valu eers' force, has started a survey of able young horse last Friday the Clackamas river to determine the morning by death. fall and topography of the banks as a The W. C. T. U. held their means of ascertaining the value of meeting at the home o f Mrs. K. the stream for water power purposes. _ _ . . During this season he will take up a L. Tangen Wednesday, July 9. j g ^ n a r survey of the Sandy, Hood, A goodly number were present. , Santlam and McKensle rivers. , It being time for annual dues, ! The senate passed Senator Cham- ten members or m o r e paid, also b« r,» ,n*' *>U1 authorising the state of , it was time . . forelection of officers. ° 7 goln . », . ! school sections in forest reserves for Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers was elect- a cempset body of land In the San- ed president, Mrs. S. W. New-'tiam reserve, not exceeding 40,000 house vice president, Mildred acres in area, which land shall be held Wills secretary, Edna Everest by th* ,ute for a *+ treasurer. A very g o o d , and **7*.. - , , . - . A dozen men will be sent to Tilla- prontable meeting was Held. { mook county to «premd iK>l.one<l crmln j Next meeting will occur at the over an area of 2000 acres and kill home of Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers n®,d mice, gophers and other rodent ! August 13. All the ladies o f the 9mtM thmt “ l*ht dMtr#y th® of community are invited to attend, j ^ Victor Henderson, o f Portland, made at Eugene by A. E. Cahoon, su- was a Sunday visitor at the porvlsor of the Sluslaw national for- hoitie of his parents. i ®*t . . ,, l Although the law which required Mary Johnson, Mrs. Clara commission merchants to obtain stats Ritz, Wayne and Vivian, of Am- licenses mnd puts them under the reg- ity, and Mrs. Anna Rogers with slstion of the state railroad eommls- little Orba and Laura visited ' •**■’ hM b**n °P*rmtlTe mor« » I month, only on* concern has obtained daring last week with their n license. The object of the law was mother, Mrs. Mary Christenson. the prelection of farmer* and fruit Berry tickets and hop tickets ‘ifllwl o tli* Ccantiln .\4’, printed at f the Graphic office. growers and many have aaked the nU,p#*d oommlaelon why the Uw la BSt eafereed. and if you will come to ‘ T H E BIG Opportunity HARDWARE STORE” and look at t h e b i g l O n n d 15c S ilve rw a re S P E C I A L S In O u r W in d o w etlee in Chicago August IS. fifteen permits for the construction of reservoir* in the state at an esti- Entered nt the pos loffie* st Newber«, Ors«on. « ssoond-clsm metter. , Knocks once at every man*» door S A T U R D A Y JU L Y 19th l you can tell with your eyes shut that its a “ BIG OPPORTUNITY’ * and. a chance that you don’ t get every day. You can always get your moneys worth o f Larkin-Prince Hardware Company, but we are offering you more than your moneys worth in this silverware special, made possible by an especially good buy that we consider ourselves lucky fo g e t Better be safe than sorry. . Come early and avoid the rush. Remember the date- LAR KIN -PR IN C E HARDWARE CO. - A S TR O N G BANK The First National Bank U N D E R G O V E R N M E N T S U P E R V IS IO N Backed by men whose entire interests are here and whose interests are identical with yours S O L IC IT S Y O U R A C C O U N T S and invites you to call with any business you may have and they will endeavor to make you feel at home and that this bank is o f REAL SERVICE to you. ’■ a ■- - —-* ; v-'. . . ... 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts W. S. WHARTON. .^resident R. P. LOOMIS. Asst. Cashier. D. D . C O U L S O N , Cashier ■JS ■ B A IR D ’S mi j¡& ■' ' ~ .V ; . ’ ; ~ . ’ " t ' " • .• f - m . > * v “ r • • ‘ V . - ' - * , V- ¿ - - p 1 ^ -V ...-j .. Grocery Department .i In order* to stimulate interest in our Grocery depart ment we quote you the follow ing prices: 100 pounds best granulated ^ er * su gar..................... CASH A 100 pounds best granulnted c sugar...,.C REDIT ^ > 0 . 0 0 c c Large package Oats with premium tor.......................... Best Rolled Oats per pound............................... Best Com Meal per s a c k ................................. Stock Salt 50 pound sack for............................................ Bakers’ Cocoa, por pound at ................................ . Ground Chocolate, per pound at ............................................ Royal Baking Powder, per pound............................... Cleveland Baking Powder per pound .............................. Wadco Baking Powder per pound................................ Citrus Washing Powder per package........................... 3 cans best Standard Corn fo r............................................. 2 cans Maine Solid Packed Corn f o r .................................. 3 cans Standard Tomatoes fo r............................................. 2 cans Best Grade Solid Packed Tomatoes f o r ............................ 3 cans Pink Alaska Salmon fo r............................................•-....... 3 packages Krinkle Com Flakes fo r.......................... ................... 2 packages Puffed Wheat fo r ............................. -............... 2 packages Grape Nuts fo r.............................................. 30c 5c 30c 30c 45c 30c 45c 45c 25c 23c SMOKING TOBACCO All 10c packagea at 3 for 25 conta All 5c packagea at 6 for 25 conta 2 packages Cream Wheat fo r .............................................. W e haven't room to quote prices on everything. W hat we wish to impress upon you is that w e have the goods and will sell them just aa cheap or cheaper tli«n you can buy them elsewhere. It will pay you to get the habit o f trading at Baird's. A ll prices subject to market changes. E. C. BAIRD * ¿Sutter ll/rappers at Staphic Office
