T H E H E t T B fc H G OCKA P H I C
YOUNG lA R R e PEOPLE COR- COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR NOIES
DIG TO NEWBERG TO LOCATE The carpenters are at work at
B R IEF NEW S O F OREQON
A S-roorwM Eskimo girl has arrived
at Astoria and «111 attend school there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ruhl are the auditorium, and things about
expected to arrive in Newberg the building begin to look very
Police Chief Ed «haw . of Oregoo
from Princeton, Idaho, on Satur much like School Fair times. City, has ordered that the poundmae-
day. Mrs. Ruhl, daughter of There will be tw o rows o f booths ter kill all sam ossled dogs ea sigh t
A full grow s porcupine was
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, who down the center of the building
aad
killed by members o f the
are to have charge of the college this year, which arrangement police fores In the heart of Eugene.
will give more space than ever
boarding hall, graduated from
W ar against the speeder will be
before,
Earlham College in 1908, the
waged by the Portland automobile
If you were in the egg contest, club against violations la every part
youngest in a class of 42,
please
send in the number o f eggs of Oregon.
• taught English, German and
Clatskanle residents have subscrib
at
once.
We wish to be ready
Latin in high schools in Indiana
ed
$too toward the fund for the o ar
and Kansas, and also in the to award the prizes at the fair. vey of the route of the proposed 0 »
grades in Idaho, holding an Don’t fail'to have a trio o f con hunbia highway through Columbia
test chickens at the fair. Place oounty.
Idaho State license.
The state legislative oommltte«
Mr. and Mrs. Ruhl had a most leg bands on each one if you can
named to Investigate the power poosl-
obtain
them,
but
if
you
can
not,
beautiful and romantic wedding,
blllUes of Five Mile raplda of the
July 17, on top o f Gold Hill, four they will be furnished at the Columbia river will meet In Portland
miles from Princeton, Idaho. poultry tent.
soon to consider th e proposition.
Bring your exhibits in Mon
The first passenger train to be run
Fifty invited guests followed the
day,
September
22,
so
that
over the new EugenwCoos Bay rail
"blazed trail" up the mountain,
road was an excursion from Eugene
and aside from the unusual and everything may be ready for the to Not! Sunday, In celebration o f the
naturally beautiful surroundings opening o f the fair, September arrival of the road to NoU.
Six persons were Injured, one prob
under the grand old pine» o f cen 23
Please
send
in
your
State
Fair
ably
fatally, In a runaway near Wa-
turies which shelter the bear and
entry
blanks
by
September
20,
conda. A party of 20 was going to
deer, a natural archway was
a bopyard when the horses became
touched with human hands, and as we wish to forward them to frightened at a dog and ran away.
festooned with roses. Three sets Salem by September 22. Entries
In a proclamation issued by Gover
o f attendants strew.ed the bride’s Tor the fair may be made at the nor West the chief executive of the
pathway with roses. The bridal School Fair, but if possible make state officially placed his approval on
the Made-in-Oregon day movement,
party was preceded by the bride’s them at once.
and officially proclaimed Monday as
If
you
wish
to
enter
the
con
mother, and Rev. Emma F. Cof
that important day.
fin, o f San Jose, California, the test for having made the most
Ears of corn 12 to 14 Inches long,
bride’s aunt who performed the improvement in school grounds, completely filled with Juicy kernels,
ceremony A l u n c h e o n was please send in the number ofyour testify as to the efficiency of dry
served on the mountain, and the district at your earliest conveni farming in Malheur eounty. O. B.
Johnson, a farmer of Bully creek,
guests were received in the home ence.
The School Parade will be held brought samples of the corn to Vale.
at 8 o ’clock. A reception was
Five applications for the position
also given by the groom ’ s par-, Tuesday, September 23, Rnd will of superintendent of the Institution
ents. Mr, Ruhl is an artist and form at the Cook School. ReT for feeble minded have been received
is taking a thorough course, member the line of march will be by the state board of control. Frank
E. Smith’s resignation becomes effec-
which includes all kinds o f art, on the pavement, so there will Uve October 1.
be
no
dust
to
trouble
you.
Let
Dut he is making a specialty of
Returning after 10 years .to finish
illustrating and magazine 90vers every pupil get in line, and we his college course, C. C. Baker, for
will have a parade worth seeing. two years superintendent o f city
and lettering.
Remember this is the last week schools.at Lebanon, arrived in Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Ruhl will be ac
with his son to enter the University
companied by Mrs. Ruhl’s broth to prepare for the 1913 Fair, of Oregon. Both father and son will
er, Mr. Forest Allen, also a gradu and we are certain that everyone attend college, the son as a freshman
ate of Earlham College, with the will do his best to make it the and the father as a senior.
Robert O. Graves, an attorney of
class of 1908, also Mr. Ruhl’s best fair that ha» yet been held
in
the
county.
Everybody
boost
Marshfield, has been ordered to ap
sister and her husband, Mr.
pear before the state supreme court
and Mrs. Claude Hoskins, just up to the last minute, and we October 17 to show cause why he
married, will be in the party to will have an exhibit that will be should not be disbarred for alleged
arrive from Princeton, Idaho. worthy o f the county it repre activity in connection with deporta
tion of J. W. Edgeworth and two other
All o f these young people come sents. *
L W. Ws. June 26.
w itb the view trf making New
The Port of Portland commtmion
CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT
berg their home indefinately.
has offered to the government nearly
THE OREGON SPUD
That the plain common potato
can be turned into a money pay
ing industry by manufacturing
the surplus crop into alcohol,
starch, glucose and desiccated
potato, is the announcement
made by C. C. Moore, assistant
chemist in the United States
Bureau of Chemistry, who was
a visitor at the Portland Com
mercial Club last week. Mr.
Moore is on a tour investigating
the potato production o f Oregon
with a view of securing informa
tion as to what is being done
with the surplus tuber. Approx
imately 600,000 tons o f glucose
is consumed in the United States
a year and 10,000.tons or more
is the demand o f the Pacific
Coast states. Practically there
is no starch or glucose factory
on the coast, Mr. Moore ex
plained, and the department is
desirous of encouraging the in
dustry. That this is a manufac
turing enterprise of considerable
dividend paying is plainly shown
by Mr. Moore’s figures, that be
tween $500,000 to $750,000 is
sent annually into the corn belt
for this product.
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“ THE DEERSLAYER
A special feature in tw o parts
from the novel of J. Fenimore
Cooper produced in authentic
locations on Lake Ostego near
Cooperstown, New York.
‘ •The Deerslayer” forms a most
attractive subject for the mov
ing-picture film, because of its
freedom of action.and its strong
dramatic possibilities. The Vita-
graph Company, always on the
lookout for good thingrf, have
produced the story in a two-part
photo-plav, which will be shown
in this city at the Star Theatre
Friday and Saturday of this
week.
All who have seen this wonder
ful picture on the screen unite
in praising th e production,
which is at once educational and
yet extremely entertaining.
MEETING ENJOYED
A large number of members
and friends attended a meeting
of the Civic Improvement Club
last Thursday and were delight
fully entertained by the good re
ports o f work being done on all
sides. Representatives from the
Civic club o f Newberg were pres
ent and gave outlines o f the work
being accomplished there. The
delegates from Newberg were
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Goff.
They also outlined work to be
done.
Miss Blanch Derr and Mrs.
Hamilton of Fairview g a v e
word-pictures of the new school
house recently erected there.
Prof. Duncan and Miss Smith
told of the good work among
the county schools generally and
Mrs. Chas. Kuns gave a talk on
the fresh air children and Miss
Lola Kuns on the Indians. A
social hour was much enjoyed
and refreshments served.—Tele
phone Register.
SOON IT WILL BE TOO LATE
I. C. P illili l COS.
cash store
Newberg and Vicinity
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DRY G O O D S
Heavy Outings, per yard at........... 9 c
28 inch Percale, per yd a t ...,..» ....... 7 c
96 inch Percale, per yd a t ......„ ....... 9 c
66 inch Bleached Table Damask.......2 5 c
62 inch Bleached Mercerized Table
Dam ask, Special a t . .
............ 4 0 c
72 inch Bleached M ercerised Table
Dam ask, Special a t ....................... 5 0 c
66 inch Blua and W hite and Red
and W hite Table Linen a t ....... 2 5 o
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Here is Splendid News
For You
W e have just received an unusually choice
shipment o f
L A D IE S C O A T S
NobbiESt Line in*Town
Look us over before purchasing.
Prices range from
Our
$ 5 . 0 0 to $ 2 1 .5 0
Capps Clothes
100 Per Cent Pure W ool
i
SHOES
Shoes specially priced. Look over our
large line before you purchase your
winter shoes. We can save you money.
S W EA TER S
We have some special values at
from ...........................OOp t o $ 7 OO
L A D IE S S U I T S
A small line to close out at about
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O n « -- H a l f P r i c e
Save Money by trading at Porter’s
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W e want you to com e in and see them. W e know
that if you appreciate NEW style, you will like
them immensely. W e k n o y that if you under
stand CLOTH Q U A LITY and what PURE W O O L
means, that you won’t leave our store without
leaving your order. You w ill like-the new Fall
and W inter patterns even as much as you will
like the style, quality and price o f the merchandise.
P r ic e s r a n g e fr o m
$ 1 6 .0 0 t o $ 2 5 .0 0
G R O C E R IE S
3 Cana Corn........ ...» ......................... 2 5 c
3 Cans Tomatoes............................... 2 5 c
3 Cans Pink Salmon.......................... 2 5 c
1 lb. can Ground Chocolate............. 2 5 c
Baker’s Cocoa, per lb .................... 4 5 c
2 packages Grape Nuts.....................2 5 c
2 packages Cream o f W heat......... 3 5 c
Best Cream Rolled Oats, 6 lbs— 2 5 c
3 lbs. Head Rice—beat .............r...2 5 c
4 lbs. No. 1 Jap R i c e ......................2 5 c
6 lbs. Good Broken Rice...................2 5 c
Bacon B a c k s ..............
. . . . . . 19 c
Breakfast Bacon ......................... 2 5 c
6 lb. Pail o f Lard............ ............... 7 5 c
6 Bars Crystal White Soap............. 2 5 c
Ball Brand Mason Quart Jars, doz . A 5 c
Ball Brand Mason 1-2 ^a). J a rs... 9 0 c
18 Pounds Best Cane S u gar..".. .$ 1 .OO
100 Pounds Beat Cane S u gar... $ 5 .4 5
100 Pounds Beet S u g a r............... $ 5 .2 5
half a million doilara in aid of work C a s h P a i d f o r P r o d u c e
on the north jetty at the mouth of
the Columbia river. It was the first
unit of a program designed to cut the
time necessary to completion of the
jetty from six to three years, and to
realize within a year such benefits to
bar channel deepening as will permit
free entrance to the larger vessels of
the Panama canal fleets.
A
Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. F.
Twenty or more cities and towns
& A. M. Regular meeting
are preparing to vote this fail on the
/ v r '
First and Third Wednesday
question of abolishing the saloons un
avenings o f each month.
der the home rule amendment. Places
Visiting brothers always welcome.
where the “ drya” are going to endeav
By order W. M.. R. H. C. Bennett,
or to wrest the control from the
I. A. Hanning, Secretary.
“wets” include Salem, The Dellee,
Oregon City, Springfield, Joseph,
Money to loan on improved
Heppner, Echo, Monument, Sutherlln,
Gresham, Hillsboro, Marshfield, Ban- farm security.
Clarence Butt.
don, Rainier, Harrisburg, Glendale,
Dufur, Newport and Falls City.
M o n e y T o L o a n - -See A t t y . B,
The work of reforesting from 4000 A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
to 500 acres of denuded mountain
slopes in Oregon and Washington is
Wanted—Early pullets, Leg
about to be undertaken by the United
horns preferred, j . T. Everest.
States forest service. Both the direct
tf.
seeding method, in which the tree
seed is planted in spots, and the plant
For Sale.—200 inside sugar
ing of nursery ;rown trees will be
employed, and something over 2000 sacks by Springbrook Canning
pounds of seed and 800,000 plants will Co
45tf
be used.
Co-operation between the state gov
Furnished rooms or house
ernments of Oregon and Washington keeping rooms. 413 Meridian
and the war and interior departments
St, N.
49 pd
of the federal government will be
sought by the committee crested by
the Oregon legislature to determine
the feasibility of, and to outline plane
for, the construction of a publicly-
owned hydro-electric power project on
for Kitchen W ork at the
the Columbia river near the Big Eddy
O PERA GRILL
rapids.
> Is your community saving
those samples so that you will
be represented in the Oregon
State Exhibit at the Eastern
In order that the men employed IS
Land Shows this Fall?
We are fitting up a store room the state printing office may be paid
weekly, as was the ease under Ike
and are ready to assemble the administration of the late state print
samples here; later they will be er, W. 8. Dunlway, and in all ether
shipped in one large shipment to printing offices. State Printer Jlarrta
the cities where they will be dis baa made arrangements with the Ladd
ft Bush bank to borrow sbeut $204,
played.
or whatever amount le necessary, an
Ship ordinary -specimens by bis own note weekly to meet the pay
freight. Perishable qr rush ship ro ll
ments may come by baggage.
Every available member of the agri
Be sure and label fully with the cultural staff and euperlmeat station
exhibit tags sent out from this force of the Oregon Agrlcultaral col
lege are out in the field judging at
office. They have been sent to the couaty, school and grange lairs.
the secretary o f your Com The demand has been so great this
mercial Club, your editors and year on the college force that ft has
others. Shipping tags will be been impossible to meet It, despite
the fact that more than 40 people have
furnished direct upon request.
been pat into the servtoe. The col
Let us know when we can be lege la requested to send
o f further assistance to yon.
tlves to Judge livestock,
Very truly yours, , products, grains and grass#
C. C. Chapman, field crape, poultry, home
Secretary. exhibits and even the baby
Young Men of
W oman Wanted
tmmmmmwmmmm—mmmmm
Seed for Sale—Oats and vetch
mixed And straight vetch.—Wal
ter Wilson.
49-tf
Wanted—D rie d and g r e e n
prunes at H. S. Gile & Company’s
packing house.
46-tf
Leave orders for w ood at
Robt. M. McKern’s barbershop
or phone 33a52.
Hodson Bros.
e
The 100 Per Cent Pure W ool Store
You can’t always tell good
valué by appearances. That
is e s p e c i a l l y true o f a
Furnace
Your trust is well founded when it is placed in a
VICTOR PERFECT WOOD FURNACE
SHEET METAL WORKS
Phone White 192
Shoo: 402 First Street
SCHOOL DAYS
Don’t forget to see my big line
of tablets, pencils, composition
books and school supplies o f all
kinds. The most complete and
largest values in town,
Lynn B. Ferguson,
Prescription Druggist.
The Rexall Store.
F . H . G R IF F IT H
W. E. White, who has just re
turned from a trip to Eastern
Oregon, is prepared to offer some
good propositions in big wheat
and alfalfa ranches. Ifyouwant
a chance to make a "stake” call
at White & C o.’s office and see
him.
House Moving.
I have fitted up with new out
For Sale—Sow and 8 pigs.
John Venable, Wynooski street, fit a-nd am ready to move or level
up wood buildings on short
Phone Blue 154.
tf.
notice. Will also handle heavy
Dry fir wood for sale.—J. T. machinery.
F. C. Mills.
Everest.
tf.
There’s no better range made
than the Monarch Malleable.
Larkin-Prince will tell you why.
SCHOOL BOOKS
I am now ready with a full and
Wanted—0. I. C. male pig, six complete fine of school books and
to ten week's old. * Phone 24a- school supplies of all kinds.
Lynn B. Ferguson,
5151. E. R. Garner, R. No. 3.
Prescription Druggist.
48-49 pd.
The Rexall Store.
Lost—One new chain and old
chain and 1 or 2 tools tor m otor
NOTICE
cycle on the Portland road be
tween Neyrberg and Rex. Finder,
All readers and friends of the
please return them to the Graph Menace who are willing to help
ic office and get reward.
pay for a lecture by Rev. Jeremiah
<
J. (Father) Crowley on Roman
Mrs. Cora Diedericks has re
Catholicism, please get in com
turned after five weeks o f camp-
munication with
life very much improved in health
Joseph Langellier.
and feels like getting into the
harness and boosting Nu Bone
Horses For Sale
for all that is in it.
Those wishing the services o f a
Wanted—Some reliable lady to
Just arrived from North Yaki
trained nurse should see Nancy
Benton, 700 North Meridian, take the agency for the Franco ma, Washington, 35 head of
American T o i l e t Requisites. horses, all-purpose horses. Can
Phone Blue 2.
48-51 pd.
After testing them for over a be seen until Monday at Mrs.
Air-tight heating stovermade year I can heartily recommend , Irene Heater’s Oak Farm on
and repaired at Tinaing and them. Have too much to do Portland road, one mile east o f
Plumbing shop No. 711. Alfred without them. Mrs. Cor^ Die Newberg.
;
Wheeler, East 1st St. * 47-49
dericks, 206 8. Center St;
lt-pd
: Webster & Wharton.