Newberg graphic., September 25, 1913, Page 7, Image 7

T H E * K W n e t t o O K A P H IC
TWISTING THE LANGUAGE
Cnglieh
Has Bscetved 8oma..Severe
Jolts |r* ths Philippines.
Baliy'tslk la a uticliiy developed lan­
guage couifMired fo Hi— Jargon Anirri-
mu housewives lulk to tbelr Filipino
bouse boys. But It usually couvays tbe
menu lug when h < couipauled by expres­
sive gestures. At best, however, tbe
performance or tbs command speaks
well for native lustuitlon. -
Spanish construction o f Bngttab
words Is another twist that oar poor
language gets in tbe Philippines. "N o
got” in tbe island Is tbe most common­
E X A M IN E O U R L U M B E R ly used expression for " I haven’t any.”
Similarly "no can do" tnsana " I can’t ”
closely and you will understand and "oo want" means " I don’t want
t " Not only between American and
why we can truthfully claim I Filipino,
hut among Americana them«
superiority for i t The smooth selves, this twisted construction baa
straight grain, the absence o f largely supplanted tbe legitimate one.
With tbe soldier anytbing that .be­
large knots, the thorough seas­
longed peril Its rly to then Philippines
oning all show the experienced was described as "bamboo." Now all
the economy o f using our staff. colonials use tbe term. Tbe "bamboo
Follow their example and profit fleet" Is tbe one assigned to Philippine
waters, and tbe "bamboo government’
as they do by being customers Is the Philippine civil government in
distinction from tbe United States mil­
o f ours.
itary
Among other "soldleriams” (If I may
3 0 « N. Main * t .
Nawtoarfl, Ora.
be permitted this contribution to tbe
new language) were certain pure Ma­
lay words
Tbe Hat Is continually
growing, and new there are dosena of
Tags log and More expressions in con­
stant ose among tbe Americana. For
example, there are tbe Tag*log words
3 -P L Y S U P E R IO R
“ bagulo." meaning “ storm:" carabao."
meaning an animal: "palay.” meaning
10c per skein, 40c per lb.
“ rice.” ami "tao." meaning "m a n ”
Moro terms In common ose are
for sale at
“ amok.”
meaning
“ w ild:"
"d a ta ”
meaning "ch ief:" “ krta.” meaning a
w avy edged knife, and "sarong.” mean­
ing a garnwnt -R eview o f Reviews.
M . H. P IN N E Y
Sack Twine
ZUM W ALT’S
PEED STORE
Cornar o f P in t and Main Street»
CH ASE & U N T O N
G R AVEL COM PANY
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
crete work, cement blocks,
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
t
Telephone White 85
ALW AYS GO
to W hite & Co.
for REAL ESTATE
and BEAVER STATE
706 First Street
Newberg, Oregon
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
The only Abstract Books in
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
M c M in n v il l b .
O regon
S. R M OON
TAXIDERMIST
BOATS GROW ON TREES.
Weet Indian Soya Can Oat All ef Them
They Want.
When ■ Went Indian boy wants a
toy boat all be baa to do la to visit a
cocoauut tree. Tbeae trees beer great
bunches o f nnts among their drooping
green lea re*, and when the bunch
first sprouts out In the form o f a big
bud It la Inclosed within a hard,
tough. woody case or spatbe two or
three feet long, eight or ten inches
iu diameter and tapering to a point at
one end and to a «lender stern at the
other.
In fact. It looks eery ranch
like a huge wooden cigar.
A m the bud« and flowers develop the
spatbe splits open, and the flower
bunch continues to grow out beyond It
until the nuts begins to ripen. By this
time tbe spatbe« have become dry and
bard and break off and drop to tbe
ground o f their own accord.
It la tbe spatbea or bud coverings
that tbe West Indian boys use for toy
boats, and. while tbe dry and fallen
ones will answer, better boats are
made from »he more flexible an£ part­
ly green spatbea still clinging to tbe
flower stem.
Tbe spatbe as gathered from tbe tree
la almost In tbe shape o f a boat, and
all that I m necessary to transform it to
a very seaworthy and fast sailing toy
canoe la to sew tbe opeu end together
and fit rudder, aall and seats or
thwarts.
When this is done the boat is almost
an exact model o f the big dugout ca­
noes that the boys’ fathers use in fish­
ing In fact, these dugouts were prob­
ably copied from one o f tbe tree grown
boats. - From “ Harper's Book For
Young Naturalists.”
Mounting o f bird.s-animals-heads
and fishes. also fur rugs.
A Perpetual Error.
Bring me your specimens. Letter
A printer’s error in perpetuity I How
box'425. Room, 210 Center St. many know that when Joining in tbe
"T e Detun“ they are carrying on. in
one phfoae o f that song o f praise, an
M y V W WMWV W VVIW M W VVVMMMiUwBUWyBy ancient blunder?
"M ake them to be
numbered with thy saints;” so it run».
And ao when manuscript copies gava
place to printed books was it rendered
In tbe medieval Latin then in naa “ Bu­
rner* rl” —“ to be numbered.” as wa say
in English
Transpose tbe first and
third letters and you get "munerari,”
is prepared to transfer
"to be rewarded,” which Is what all
your foods anywhere,
prayer books would be printing today
and congregations singing wore it not
any place any time.
for that fifteenth century printer’s
error*—London Tatler.
The Newberg-
Transfer Co.
Prices Reasonable
Wrong Hunch, Ne Lunoh.
“ Here, my boy.” said his new em­
ployer. "take this quarter and go out
residence I Black 123
and get three bam sandwiches."
pho as 4 Red 79
Tbe boy vanished and did not return
dall up ( Red 80
far half an boar.
*8ee here.
Where have yon been
QC8»oec8C8ac808oeoeoe08C8o
loitering." demanded tbe boas, "and
where are my sandwiches?"
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
•Scissors I" gasped the boy.
"1
thought they were for meP* — N ew
N o lle « 1» hereby given that by vlrtns o f an
execution and order o l «ale. duly laausd o a t of York World.
Office phone Black 100, or
lb » Circuit Coart of the Stats of Oregon for tbe
Oounty of Y am h ill, on the 5th day of Septem­
ber, ISIS, upon a judgem ent, decree end order
of tale la favor of David Boy*«, plaintiff, and
against Dean Ptrklne and Mary Perkins, bla
wife, and Joseph 0. Qtbaon and Jane Doe Gib-
eon, hie w ife, defendants, duly rendered and
entered of record Is said court on the 2nd day
of September, ltlS. end which said execution
and order of sale was received by me on the 5th
dev of September, 191», I have levied upon, and
w ill on Tuaeday. tha 14th day of October, m i
at tha hoar of 11M0 o'clock a m of said day, at
tha wait door of tha Oonnty Court Hones, la
McMinnville. Yam hill County, Oregon, sell to
the hlgheat bidder, at public auction (subject
to redamptlon) for caah in band, all the right,
title and Interact which the aeld above named
defendant«, or either of them had on the »2nd
day of Jana. 1910. the date of tbe mortgage
herein forecloeed, or since that date had In and
to tha follow ing described real prvparty ora a y
part thereof, to w it:
The Northeast quarter of the Southeast quart­
er of Section Thirty-flve, In Township Two
Hontb of Range Three Weet of Willam ette M eri­
dian, In Y am h ill County and 8tate of Oregon,
containing Forty acre«, cave and excepting
therefrom
P ? ! land on th e la a t
thè above deaeribed land stxteen feet wlde lo
be reeerved for e Private road. lo «attafy thè
snm of »321.V 00, with Interest tbereon sino« Hep-
temberU. l » I » , a t alx per cent ser annua», and
attorn
thè funher anm of »sn# oo I attorney
face In gald
action, and »24 75 coati and db
said action, and accruing
us the plala-
tiff upon tbe aforeeatd Judgment, daeree and
order o f solo*
Dated thla 11th day of September, 1915.
W. 0. Hender«on
Sheriff of Yam hill county, Oregon.
FI ret Isaac September 11, l i l t
Lest leeue October 9 , 1IU.
Upbringing.
’ Aren’t yon having your daughter
taught to play or sing?”
i
‘ No.” replied Mrs. Ftlm gilt "1 have
decided that abe abati bave no accom­
plishments whatever Instead o f striv­
ing for approval 1 want bar to have
tbe superior poee tbat enables bar to
observe tbe efforts o f others with tol­
erant Interest
Washington Star.
FREAKISH PHOTOS
AN 0L0 INDIAN LEGEND.
The
j
Inoidentn That Led Up te
Naming ef Poughkeepsie.
During tbe days when tbe tediada
For Goodness Sake
Moonlight Effects Obtained by ■t111 i»eid * waj <«« ’aâTùinka 0r tbe
Taking th. Sun.
,W Delaware
* " and tbs Peqnot
tween the
triu-s ! The formar who. and among
tbelr captives was a handsome young
Peqnot brave , He was offered bis life
If he would swear allegiance to the
Delawares and be branded with their
tribal m ark-tbe turtle He refused,
anil preparations were then made to
kill blip. As bis enemies were on the
point ktt doing this a young Indian' girl
brokA Into tbe circle and begged tor
bis life She bad at one time bean e
Peqnot. but bad been captured by the
Delawares and forced to Join
tribe
Her appeal# were ao touching
that tbe warriors were debating tbe
matter when tbe party was attacked
by still another enemy, the HUrop In­
dians. In tbe excitement tbe g lii cut
her lover's bonds, bat tbe two found
th e m s e lv e s In the midst o f a fierce bat­
tle and eventually became separated
Tbe young* Warrior escaped, bat tbe
girl was captured by a Huron chief.
Determined to rescue her at any cost
the I’equot brave disguised bimself
a medicine mao and entered the camp
of the Huron». By some pretext be
gained admbudon to the tout where tbe
girl was kept prisoner, and late at
night they managed to escape In tbe
darknex»
Tbelr flight was soon dls
covered and pursuit began, but tbe
young couple reached tbe river for
enough in advance o f tbelr pursuers to
embark to s canoe god push off from
shore They were still followed, bat
tbe warrior was young and strong and
succeeded In getting bis little craft
safely Into a cove at tbe Junction o f
tbe great river and a little stream en­
tering Into It between tw o high, pro­
tecting bank*, where they bid. and
later found a friendly tribe
v
Rejoicing tbat tbe place bad been a
“ safe harbor" for the girl and her lov­
er In time o f peril. It was so designated
in tbe Peqnot tongue, tbe Indian equiv­
alent being "Apa-keep-idnck." Today,
after having filtered throngta tbe Dutch
and English tongues. It is known as
Poughkeepsie.—Ladles' Home Journal.
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BUILD W ITH
TRICK OF THE GHpST FAKE 1
and "Vleien” Pictures Only
Require a Little Cara and
Apparatus, and It Is Easy te
graph a Man Inside a Pint kettle.
Moonlight effects In photography are
generally gained by trickery.
Of
course It la possible to take pboto
graphs by mooullgbt. tbe exposure va
rylug from thirty minutes to two
boura. The results, however, are rare
ly satisfactory, owing to tbe move­
ment o f tbe shadows producing a
blurred effect In tbe finished print To
obtain s moonlight picture o f tbe ap
proved sort--a line cloud effect with
tbe moon casting a long line of bril
llant ligbv upon water—epedal prepara
don* must tie made.
A rather cloudy sunset must be
chosen. Then when tbe sun drops low
on tbe borlson and Is partly obscured
by tbe cloud bank one seises tbe op
portuulty to secure a snapshot (tbe
lens being well "stopped down” ) right
into tbe eye e f tbe ligh t Tbe plate
tbos obtained should be slightly an
derdereloped. I f all bps gone well tbe
resulting negative will supply a picture
exactly resembling a mooullgbt effect
and by carefully gamming a small d r
ele o f opaque paper opon tbe film one
Is able to print out the "moon" Into
tlie iMfgntn
Photographs In which the snow a p
pears to be falling are nsnaily prndne
ed by artificial means. I f tbe subject
Is to be a portrait tbe sitter should be
garl**d appropriately and placed b*
fore a • wintry’ background. When tbe
negative Is obtained It abootd be dried
and well varnished, then placed flat
upon a table with tbe film side upper­
most T a k e '« soft toothbrush charged
with rather thick India ink and ear-
mine mixed op with water and draw
It over the teeth o f tbe comb, wblcb
sbonld be held some little distance
from tbe negative. I f this operation
la carefully managed the result will be
an Irregular «pattering o f the plgmeqt They Keep Housemaids, and Aloe Ues
Sponges Far Protection.
upon tbe varnished film, and when this
It baa been said tbat crabs are as
la dry a print will be produced which
looks Just as though tbe negative bad artful aa “ a barrow load o f monkeys."
and no one who baa read Professor
been taken In a snowstorm.
Photographs o f tbe class In which Edward Step’s "Messmates; A Book o f
ghosts or visions appear may be “fak 8trange Companionships In Nature,”
ed" to several ways Tbe first o f tbeae will deny tbat there is considerable
may be described in tbe duplicate ex truth In tbe remark. Amaxing indeed
posnre method. Suppose, for example, are some o f tbe revelations which tbe
we wlab to photograph a man Inside a professor makes regarding crab*.
He relates, for Instance, bow the
bottle which trill bold no more than a
pint o f llqaM. T o accomplish this ap­ common hermit crab actually keeps a
parently tmiiosslble fast proceed aa housemaid to clean ont hi» bonne
follows: First photograph tbe bottle When be first starts life this particu­
standing upon a doll black snpport and lar specie* o f crab bunts fo r some large
with similar background.
While fo­ •bellfl»b'» «bell in wblcb be can live
cusing take care to mark out what will at ease, rent free. He usually chooses
be the bottle’s boundaries on tbe plate a large wbelk »hell and Introduces a
by fixing little pieces of gummed paper targe neaworni i ••longing to what Is
to tbe ground glaas screen o f tbe cam­ known as tbe ’’nereis" family and
era. Then get your man to stand or which grows to a length o f »lx or
ait In a chair upon a black cloth with eight Inches, to keep tbe Interior of
a smooth black curtain behind him tbe shell «-lean Tbe crab feeds beartl
Focus upon him so tbat be falls within ly on sea creatures that wander care
the boundaries o f tbe bottle, this be­ lessly Into tbe »bell and throws tbe In
diip'srlble parts of them about tbe
ing easily managed by means o f the
ti<H*r Tbe nereiM worm promptly eon
gummed paper guMea. Finally expose
•«times these remains and keeps tbe
the plate which has already been used
shell as clean as a new pin.
to photograph tbe bottle, and when
Tbe artfulness o f this crab. too. Is
thla Is developed your friend w ill dely
strikingly illustrated by tbe Ingenious
appear—insido.
manner In which be protects bimself
Tills method w ill be found in prac­ against tbe large flab which look upon
tice to explain many pictures which at
him aa an excellent article o f food.
first seem very astonishing. T o make
Sometimes be Induces a sponge to
a "vision fake" arrange a tittle scene,
grow on his shell. 8pongee in a living
such as a bare room with an empty
condition give out a strong odor, wblcb
hearth, with year model sitting list­
Is distinctly unpleasant to flab, and
lessly in tbe foreground. Make your
even a dogfish will not attack a crab
first exposure on this scene, being care­ protected In this manner.
ful to mark out on the ground glam
screen tbe space Into which the vision
Two Kinds of
most foil.
A dark curtain or dark
An interesting sense history is that
woodwork should occupy thla space
of the word snob, a term o f obscure
to tbe first picture. Now procure a
origin, to its earliest use. in 1871. mean­
sheet o f dead black paper, mount It
ing a shoemaker or cobbler. Now
evenly upon stiff card and with a little
there la a distinction between tbe Eng­
Chinese white sketch ont an appropri­
lish and tbe American use o f snob—a
ate vlslon.
distinction doe to tbe Influence o f aris­
I f you cannot do this yourself get
tocratic as compared with democratic
an artist friend to help yon. but see
tbat tbe sketch Is placed in tbe correct traditions. An English snob is a man
spot—1. e.. tbe spot which you have who falls abort o f tbe perfect aristo­
arranged for it to occupy in tbe finish­ crat through a taint o f democratic vul­
ed picture. When tbe sketch is finish­ garity. An American snob ts a man
ed set It up before the camera, focus who folia short o f tbe perfect demo­
and see that it falls within tits requir­ crat through a taint o f art»tocratic ex­
ed boundary npon tbe screen. Then clusiveness.—New York Poet
[Spaulding’s Lumber]
And Be SATISFIED Forever
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Delivery Everywhere
Canal boat Travel Before Railroads.
So prodigiously good wa» the eating
and drinking on board these sluggish
but moot comfortable canalboats tbat
there are legends extant of an English
traveler who. coming to Belgium for a
week and traveling In one o f these vee-
m la was ao delighted with tbe fare
tbdre that be went backward and for­
ward from Gbefat to Bruges all tbe
rest o f his life.—From Tim be’ “ Eng­
lish Eccentric* "
Betting H im Right.
"1 suppose tbe titled personage yon
»ay yon are going to marry 1» mention­
ed In tbe Almanacb de Gotha?” said
Quits Natural.
the Inquisitive newspaper man.
“O f course." said tbe tourist "you
’’No. Indeed.' retorted tbe lovely ac-
Piala Talk Prom Hi
know all about tbe antidotes fo r snake
“ 1 onght to be supremely happy.” thè trera. "O f in «m r be ain’t In no al­
b it e r
youtb wrote to tbe bome people. *T manac. Do you think be s a Joke?” —
"Certainly.” replied tbe explorer.
don’t aee mucb business a head, hot I Cleveland Plain Dealer.
“ Well, when a snake bites you bave my diploma and a y booka”
H e r V a rd io t.
what’s the thing yon d or
Wharenpon (be "old man” wrote
Husband—You <-an pat this down as
“Tell.” —Philadelphia Pi
hlm:
*'
■Put tbe dlplomy In a tram a moke a »ettl*4—if I ever get out of It yon will
The New Mother.
plllow o f th* booka then rise ap esrly never catch me In matrimony again
"W hen yon kissed vour weeping and hit tome good hard llcka for thrat W ife—Yon won’t If yon depend on me
mother goodbv and went out into the ■Qliaro mesi» a day.” —Atlante Ooosti- for reference -Philadelphia Ledger.
world fo make your fortune I presume flitio a
r last tearful Injunction was fo r yen
Tbe man o f grit carrier In bla very
to be g o o d r
Qraat mlfids are wilta, ottieni ealy presence a power which controls and
commands. Old Raying
No. make goad.”
i —Oerman Pro*erto.
Phone, W hite 26
“There I* a House With i Bathroom’
at one
time calculated to arouse
interest, but now, condition»
are entirely different T o
build a house without a bath­
room merely raises a ques­
tion as to the good judg­
ment of the builder. People
know that he has either not
considered or else misjudged
the importance that an up-
to-date bathroom has in
increasing the value of the
house, both as to renting
and selling value.
For the finest plumbing
c uipment at reasonable cost
we recommend 9 k a f i t t f
plumbing fixtures and will
be pleased to show you the
many artistic designs in
which they are made. Ask
for illustrated booklet.
E. L. EVANS, Plumber
CURIOUS HERMIT CRABS.
expose again the plate which baa al­
ready done duty and—if no miscalcula­
tions have been made—en interesting
“ vision” picture win result .
Tbe ghost “ fake" may be made to
exactly tbe seme way. only in thla
case an appropriate scene would ho a
deserted churchyard, with year model
posing to an awestruck SttitSde be­
side e tomb
In all photographs of
this kind tbe reader fthouid bbar to
mind that a deed black background
does not appreciably affect the sensi­
tised plate, bat a show plate should be
used whenever thla la possible, aa by
this means any alight tendency to
“ fo g " will be obviated. — Scientific
American.
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You
ou drill
M il alwa;
always find how a full snpply of family mediemea
I am glad to say that the people everywhere believe in ms, and
have been my firm friends every since I started in business. I
suggest that you visit my store for all kinds of Drugs. Medicines
and Chemicals; Perfumes, School books and Stationery; Liggett’s
and Lowrfey’s fancy candies and to fact every thing carried by an
up-to-date D»ug Store. Don’t forget the Rexall fine, everything
guaranteed. I make prescription work a specialty.
You, Aro A lw ays W s loom s at tha Roxall Store
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