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ACCIDENTS ON THE WATER.
LUMBER
Haw a Pat ar Pan or Kvan a Hat May Why tha Paat P n Nat
ta Raat
■a Usad as a Liia Praaarvar.
In Waatmimatar Abbay.
The worm thing 1 « du lu au accident
Ever) biographer of Goldsmith,
on the water la tu denudar around and writer Mr. Alvin Waggoner is Case
■hriah auS 'orr. That « p e l. the air and Comment, the lawyer.* maga,
from the lunga, and then tha body . „•
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will quickly sink. With thla fact un- f 10*’ **ee given more or lam credence
deratood we uiay experiment with a 1 * rtrange story of the poot^a
number of things to abuw how Uttla It tengleuient# with the law at his
taken to eupport the body. The high death. Unquestionably Goldsmith
silk hat of mao contains sufficient air died heavily in debt. Sir Joshua
to keep him from sinking if ha grasps ! Reynold* estimated the debts a t
It by tha rim and bolds it fpright so ! £g QUO
fta t thn aftr la imprisoned andar the
\ m r # M to ‘the story, these
E X A M IN E O U R L U M B E R ' h at Bran a darby bat will support a debts disrupted the funeral arrange­
.___,____ ,
...
,
. * , half grown boy or girl If held right
ments. A public funeral in West­
Closely End you will understand i Dish pans and backets or tin
why we can truthfully claim can also be uaad as Ufa preservers. ln- minster abbev was designed, the
superiority for i t The smooth vert these In the water and grasp the pa 11 bearer* had %een selected from
rim with both hands and do not the di.-tingui-hed circle to vbicb MORE THAN ONE* HALF OF
straight grain, the absence
large knots, the thorough seas> tip them ao tha air 'can escape. Not ! Goldsmith belonged, and then
HOADS OF CITIE8 TELL
oning all show the experienced long ago a party of girls out rowing {the rapidly maturing arrangements
WAY THEY STAND. BUT
the economy of using our stuff. had their boat upset in a mountain 1 came to a sudden but. The public
ONE*SEVENTH WET.
of them except one could
Follow their example and profit swim. All
funeral
was
given
up
without
ex­
This girl had an umbrella with
as they do by being customers her. raised to ward off the sun’e ray* planation. The buna! took place
of ours.
Oregon Mayors are in favor ef tbe
when tha accident occurred. Finding simply, almost secretly, in the
Oregon dry amendment more tkax
1
herself
In
the
water
some
distance
ground
of
the
Temple
church.
None
M . H . P JN N E Y
' . “4 ;
I from the boat, she grabbed for the of the old literary friends were two to one.
90S N. M ala S«.
Newber«, Ore. nearest thing in reach. I t proved to be present.
One -third of the executives hsvd
her umbrella, floating with tha handle
This strange change in prooednre put themselves on record in favor of
down In the water. She threw both
a dry «tatè. Only one-seventh have
arrna frantically around tha open um­ has been explained by the state­ declared themselves wet.
brella To her surprise and to that ment that friends feared that credi­
Of 177 Mayors af Oregon, 88* or
; of her comrades, aha did not sink. The tors would interfere with the pub­
than half, replied to the query
lic
funeral
by
seizing
the
body,
a
Imprisoned
air
under
the
umbrella
sup­
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
addressed
to them by the Committee
ported her bead a bore the water until right which it is alleged tbe credi­
Woodofallkioda. Wood «awing a specialty help arrived.
of
One
Hundred.
The answers war«:
Prompt service. Leere ordere at yard or The small amount of air contained tors bad under tbe law at that time. Dry, 60; wet, 26; no declaration, 2.
This explanation has been re­
at Zumwalt’s Feed Store, First and Main In a bicycle tire will keep one’s
The Committte of One Hundred is
iterated until it is quite generally
< above water for boon. Even If one
P H O N E B L U E 101
the organization of .Oregon business
believed.
As
a
matter
of
fact
tbe
swimmer,
u a S S II T A M
D __ ; IS a is ra a ir fair
sw im
m er, th e the
day day
may may come
story is without foundation, because men' fighting for tits Oregon dry
E . P * * A M 1 L 1 U W , r r o p . when a knowledge of somq of
every day Ilfs preservers will prove of tbe law of England never gave a amendment It addressed a letter to
; the greatest value. If thrown In
right of this nature to creditors. every Mayor in Oregon and the fig­
water a long distance from shore you The story baa also been quite in­ ures herewith are tabulated from their
may be able to float and
dustriously circulated rfbout Richard replies.
such an aid three times as far as yon Brinsley Sheridan, wbo likewise
“The' Mayors of Oregon thus show
without them. —George BL
themselves with the people of - Ore­
died
heavily
in
debt.
Whatever
it
Thm • N a tio n a l • W—k ly ' could
Walsh In IaaHek.
was that changed the arrangements gon as a whole,” said J. E. Wheeler,
F irs t T im e
of a public funeral for Oliver Gold­ chairman of the Committee of One
S
TAKING
MEDICINE.
smith, it may be safely asserted as Hundred. “With those everywhere
in C lu b »
who eonsider the situation, they know
U ntil th is yaar There Are Many Ways of Doing It, but • legal proposition that there was that Oregon dry means more and bet-
not in ? likelihood that tbe dead
Only One Right Way.
soldat$5.50. Now
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body would be seized by creditors.
Taka
a
fluid
remedy
from
a
the price is $3.50
Possibly
Forster
came
near
tbe
or from a silver spoon. Chemical
Samuel Gempers says: “The
and wehaee «scared
truth when he said, “It was felt that
a concessi on where­ action of some liquids
time has come when the saloon
by we can offer it
a liquid th& would be total. If a private ceremony would better be-
the labor Bravement
at a still farther taken Into the stomach. A good rule come tbe circumstances in which be
be
divorced.”
redaction in
to never to take medicine from any­ died.” So it came about that Gold­
noction with
thing made of the coarser metals.
publkstioo.
While pouring the medicine from smith was buried by bis lawyer ter business. The saloon business
friends and neighbors within the
S perisi Offer to O nr Readers bottle to spoon or cup bold the bottle boundaries of their own domain. depends on the payrolls of Oregon in­
ao that the label to uppermost This
R ecoeaisiae the «rest demand for CoShr'a s t will prevent the medicine pouring over Be bad lived hie happiest days dustries. When the saloon business
the new price, , wo
wc here
Bare i mad« arraneei
is abolished, there is immediately aet
otfor It sad oer earn p u b lic a tio n ea c h on« year the label and staining If not obliterat­ among them, end it was after ell
for tbo prico of C A r 'i alone. This is a lim ited ing t t This precaution, especially in
more fitting that be should lie down free an immense sum daily for ex­
odor and most bo taken ad rants«« of promptly.
the case of liquids that might be harm­ to hie long rest in the midst of- penditure among merchants and
W U t Y w G W fa c . l l n t ’. ful . If taken by mistake or in the tbem rather than in a garish and other«.”
Wrong quantity, la imperative
The tabulation of the way the
'H fcr’a to tbo pao Ms. independent, foartoa
Unless directions require you to take splendid tomb in Westminster ab­ Mayors expressed théir preferences
weekly of the whole country. Not only to it the
food citizen's h a n d b o o k h o t it to also a medicines full strength, it to batter to bey. Tbe exact spot of the grave baa
regarding the Oregon dry m e a su re
m i i u i n t for tha whole family. Amon« the
thins* that ■ year’s subscription «ires a r t I dilute them half and half with water. long been forgotten, but in 183? by counties is:
the benchers of tBe Temple inn
Never take doses larger than
County.
*
Dry. Wet.
specified In the directions. Betti
placed a marble slab in tbe church Benton
0
they be smaller.
of tbe Temple, and this is pointed B a k e r..................... ..
1
Under no circumstance* taka
1
out to visitors as tbe poofs resting Clackamas ........................... 2
W
doe In the dark.' The reason to ob­ place. It ia hallowed ground, ana Colum bia..............................2
2
C o o s........................
4
vious. Read the frequent news of
1
.$ 2 .5 0
deaths of persons who have taken tbe lawyers wbo now frequent that Crook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1
spot may well turn aside from tbe D o u g las........ ............. . . . . . 4
$ 1 .5 0 $
G ra p h ic
0
poisons by mistake.
1
Be sure never to poor medicine back plodding course of their daily rou­ Grant .................................. .2
Harnev ...................
1
2
tine ana pay homage to the poet Jackson
Into the bottle. Never tall to
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the bottle before taking a dose of the who lived among their brethren of L a k e ...........................
0
contents. If there be any sign of sedi­ another ege and loved them with Lane .....................................4
ment, shake the more.
t
all tbe-fervor of bis simple, honest L in n .......... .......................... 4
bites and
of tha
Unless directed utberwtae you would heart.
M alheur............................... 0
better take all capsules, pills or tab­
Marion ................................. 3
s a d lam a -
M orrow ................................1
lets with a half glass of water.
I bo treated with
Mad« Him Fi
M ultnom ah.......................... 2
Never use a liniment near an open
B a lla r d * »
A. M. Palmer, the famous theat­ P o lk ......................................3
flame, for a Liniment usually contains
some combustible element Always rical manager, once told a story S h erm an .............. , ............. 1
ook.......... v........... * .l
mb a liniment Into the skin until tt to which ,illustrated tbe reason for Tillam
Umatilla
*4
nearly dry.
Mansfield’s success on tbe stage. Union
.8
Ba sure to brash the teeth after tak­ Mansfield before be was known to W allow a........ ..........
8
I t n e u tra lise s poisons, sub* I
ing medicine, since many medicines fame was cast for tbe part of Baron Wasco .....................
1
dues Inflam m ation, relaxes con* I
contain adds or iron, both of- which
Washington
........................
2
l tra c ta d m uscles s n d roetorea
Chevrial, a part so small that other W h eeler............................... 0
are Injurious to the teeth.
h ealth y conditions. F o r beai-1
actors
refused to play it. Tbe night Y am hill........................j . . .6
to g cuts, w ounds, b u rn s o r I
Keep effervescent medicines in a cool
scalds, th e re is n o th in g Ilka I t I
of tbe first performance Mansfield Unsigned ballots................. 1
place.—
New
York
American.
| In tbo w hole lis t of c u ra tiv e l
made tbe bit" of tbe production
agents.
I t cures b y a m ild I
T o ta l..............................60
pow er t h a t Is m ore effecthro I
How She Escaped.
owing to tbe realistic manner in
No declarations............ 2
th a n tb s stro n g , h a rsh Uni* I
“Algy fell In love with a girl a t tbe which be simulated death from
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m enu.
W hen rubbed In f o r i
glove counter. He bought gloree every paralysis. It afterward transpired
vbeum atie pains, n e u ra lg ia o r I
I sciatica, lta w onderful p e n e tra t-
day for a week. T~ rilscourage bis at­ that be bad employed a physician
| In« and rsU svIng Influence la
48,000 OREGON
VOTERS
tentions she became ». manicure.’'
j n r y g ra tify in g . I t to an all-1
WANT STATE TO BE DRY.
“Then be had D p - nails manicured to couch him in portraying the ef­
I around bouaebold linim ent t ha t I
la u sefu l In a thou san d w ays
every day. I e’poao
• , fects of a paralytic stroke. *
and Its application to alw ays
"Just so. However. 1 don’t t hink
I follow ed by bonaflolal result«. |
, When the Oregon dry petitions ask­
OOlIQIlUCIfi.
hall follow her ar* '«rthar.”
ing
for the Oregon dry amendment
“Why not?”
“You don’t know bow 1 worry
“Then she got employment with • about my husband,” said t^e tired to be on the ballot were filed at Salem
Sal«* «er
dentist”—Houston Post
looking woman as she leaned on they were signed by 36,036 voters of
Oregon. Since the filing was made
bar broom for a moment.
Meadow Larks.
by
the Committee of One Hundred,
“ Why, tbera’s nothing to worry
In many localities tbs meadow lark
over
400 additional signatures have
la shot for game. From tbe fanner*« about,” answered the neighbor. come in, so the total signatures num­
| point of view this la a mistake since “He’s sitting in e chair on tbe book
Next Door to Postofflce
ber over 40,000 ^people who have’
j Its vslue as an Insect eater la far groat- porch, fast asleep.”
! «r than any sport It can furnish. The
“Yes. But some time when I*m placed their-names to petitions asking
boll weevil and tbe alfalfa weevil are not there to look after him he’s that Oregon be dry.
If each of the persons make a
among tbo beetles tt habitually eats. ;oing to fall out of that chair and
25 per cent of Its diet being this elasa
point
of taking one other dry vote
of food. It also eats large quantities mrt himself.1*— Washington Star.
with
them
ta the polls, Oregon will
"Schootiag la youth should laauftohly ho
be dry in 1816, when the Oregon dry
directed to prepare a persoa la the beat way of catorptllare. cutworms, grmaahoppori
fbr the beat permanent occupattea Nr which and army worms.
amendment takes effect.
he to aapabie/'-rresM eat C. wT gliot.
Tbe literature of tbe kitchen
Not one cent was expended in cir­
This Is the Mission of the
sometimes sheds a light on tbe
Had Already Dana 8*.
culating the petitions. All work was
Father-Now. Mabel, m tell you a traits of historical personages. Fbr
young fellow 1 wish you would grow to example, it ia not uninteresting to performed by voluntary worker«.
Every county in the state was rep­
, tike—young Wigley. H ell make a nolae reed in e book of recollections of
Forty-sixth School Year Opens
I In the world Just when you least look tbe origin of that rather agreeable resented by one or more extensively
S E P T E H B E R 18 t h , 1914 for I t Mabel—You’ve got him abed up dish of breadcrumbs, fruit and signed petitions and temperance or­
Writs for illustrated too-page Book­ | all right dad; I heard him eating soup spices known as “apple charlotte.” ganisations all over Oregon co­
let. “T he LIFE C areer ,” and for Cata­ 1 In a restaurant the other day.—London
operated in obtaining signatures.
it appears that tbe thrifty wife of
1 Mall..
log containing full information.
This general interest is a clear indi­
George £11. invented the pudding
D eyrtt C ounts — AOR(CULTURE : I
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cation that Oregon will be voted dry
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus­
in order to use up the weekly palace
AW Amazing Casa.
—332 X Yea—next November by
bandry, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture. “Ia there anything specially Intonat­ crusts.
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huge majority. '
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, ing In tbe caae?” asked tbe reporter of
L ogging E ngineering , home E c o ­ I tbe bank president whose cashier bad
As a result it can be expected busi­
Two Tewore.
nomics : Domestic Science, Domestic Art
ness
will be much better immediately.
i
stolen
817.
'
Students of architecture may have
E ngineering : Electrical, Irrigation,
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Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, M bring. | “Yes.” mused tbe president “you may often wondered why tbe two towers
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY. say that we did not trust him lmpllc of Notre Dame st Paris were not
Itlg."- Philadelphia Ledger.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
’ ’ D. Lennon, treasurer of
of the same sine, i t appears that
Vocational Courses-Agriculture, Dairy-
American Federation of
when
the
cathedral
was
built
it
was
ng, Home Makers’ C otitse, Industrial
Warm Reception.
saya: "I am against the
trie, Feres try, Business Short Course.
the
cathedral
of
s
suffragan
bishop,
Excited Small Boy- Hey. Mr. Tank«,
without any qaalitcatioa
School o f Music—Plane, String, Band, there’s a burglar crawlin’ up your trout wbo was not entitled to two towers
I am a trades unían-
foka Culture.
step« this very minute. Mr. Tanka- of equal height, and for coQtories
Fanners Buunem Course by Mail Frsn
Poor devil! The mlasus will think If» tbe bishop of Paris was snlfragan
Address T B S RRG1BTRAR.
m c - Bydney Bulletin.
to tbe bienop of Sens.
SaSMtaM)
CITY HI
High Cost of Living Reduced
IJ O W ?
Simple enough: Crow the river, farmers,
on the new bridge into Marion county, and
bring your griat of wheat for flour and feed. We will give
you for every bushel of wheat delivered to the mill, viz-:
36 pounds good flour.................................. $ .945
8 pounds bran....... ......................................... 10
3 pounds s h o rts ........................................
.045
$14)0
Or all flour, 40 pounds................................ 1.08
P- S. —We pay half ferry charge to those having to citow ferries
CPAMPOEG FLOUR MILLS
Collier’s
OF C O U R SE YOU W A N T
2.50
PLUMBING
SNOW
ILINIMEN
A ll h o m es m u st h a v e p lu m b in g o f to m e k in d .
T h e q u estio n is: w h a t k in d a n d h o w m uch?
O n ly th4 b e st g u a ra n te e d fix tu re s sh o u ld b e
u sed .
W e
h a n d le
o n ly
g u a ra n te e d
fix tu re s, a n d
g u a ra n te e a ll o u r w o rk .
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S O I F ir s t S t.
N e w b e r g , O re g o n
JBarcroft’s Drug Store
THE LIFE CAREER
OREGON AGRICULTURAL C0LLE6E
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PHONES: Residence, Red 167; Shop, Black 196
F. J. Kelley Plumbing Co«
SANITARY PLUMBING, STEAM FTTTING
GALVANIZED PIPE, ETC
312 First Street, Opposite Spaulding Logging Co’a. Office, Newberg. Or.
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Wa please the moat particular. Phone os a grocery order and
see if our prom pt service doesn’t surprise you. We w ant your trade
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