;
wmm
THE
SP!
brought 320 men to the plant
M onday morning, seeking em­
ployment. Of this number, only
60 were takto, bat a farther in­ Port IsaA's tax levy for If U is te bs
crease will be made daring the 7.6
ras visit*« by a 60-mile
P
week.
number of «wettings wars
Increasing foreign competition j
is given the cause
tion by an official o f tbe eompa-|
la Portland
ny.
17 an« It.
C
of lasarporaUon for a clam,
“ We feel the effect o f foreign]
fruit oannsry. to bo leoatsd
manufacture o f paper’ ’ he sai
bava basa filed wltb tbe
last night. “ For the first
of state.
in 20 years oar mill is short
of tbe Oregon
orders o f paper. We areemploy
will be held tbe flret
ing as many men as possible and
__
at the Oregon Ag-
Collogo.
’ v \ ,
made the change so that we
• for tbe fourth ansasi Irri­
could take on m ore.”
P D C O q eWOn rCT3KK II»C TOIOCTOB«OCT
Furniture Store
THE STORE OF QUALITY1
the largest stocks and the
varieties o f Home Furnishings at all
‘urniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
at the low est prices fo r higl
V« - :
W . H ollingsw orth A Son
i
PS *3
we attribute to d ie strict
i
Our
and cour- 1
to a n _________ T-rrr- „ L1 ; v
toous treatment and absolute safety.
gation congress of Oregon Is Jsnasry
7 9 Tbs sessions will be bold at tbe
Imperial Hotel la Portland.
Martin Bros. Milling Company, of
Kiomnib rail.,
Falla, la
utilising th*
tba pa
paresi
Mr. and M rs. W. S. Allan left Kusratb
u utnuins
post
lor
tbs
shipment
ot
five
teas
on Tuesday for a trip to Cali. [’°‘ t *°r th* «^pment of flvs to<u of
»eed
onto to Calif
California
“‘‘•d oats
orals customers.
customs»
Tbe taxable
In tbe
fo n ,,a -
7
Ths
taxabls property Is
tbs city
cltj of
valued, at
st ys.M4.no,
$«.$44.710, aooi
sooord-
Services will be held in the Albany Is valuad,
pleted by
by Coo
County
Dundee church on Thanksgiving in« to fisuras completad
or Bari rteher
Fisher for tbs
the 1014
1914 1
roll
day.
Awaasor
piote election returns
retaras from
Completa
free. ev­
Miss Margaret H ew itt,, ot ery
ery county uc#pt
except Mllih.ur
Malheur lndU
indicate
ure to
Portland, is the guest o f Miss that the measure
te aborra
abonen ospitai
oap
p aman meat la
la tbla
this atata
stau has
has. can
carried.
Sallie Beck.
punlsbment
Tbe Monroe waterworks and tbs
Mrs. J. B. More, o f Portland, b
^ oM
a T water
a t^ ^ master
IIt^ a nearby
a ib i were
u
boom
of b
the
is visiting her parents, Mr. and de¡SLy^
fire. The
destroyed by
by (fare.
Tbe fire
fire tbrea
threaten­
M rs. Bland Herring.
ad
ed the bustneea
burlasse aectloa
section of tbe
the to
town.
contract with
French
Bring your lantern and come Under
D“#*r ooatrect
with the
the Its
government 8a furnish 1004 oavalry
to the school house on Friday horses,
j*ovcrnm”
* **
Hobart Joses of Wetsor. Ida­
evening to the Parent-Teachers’ ho,
h°|*tp«nsd
opened buytm**"hssdqrartsra
buying headquarters at
meeting.
Baker.
Baker.
With some
of the
tbe beet
best cattle
catti# and
Several o f Mabel Swing's with
some of
hogs Ja tbe state among the entries,
friends took dinner with her on and with $$ babies In tbe eugenics
Sunday m Honor o f her birthday. conteBtf
aad Hog
1
contrat, ^
tbe Hermletoa
Hermlston Dairy
Dairy and
■how la in
la progress,
pragrsss
Lousia and Isabella Allan show
Preliminary plans
for tba
reorgant
spent the Institute vacation on
Preliminary
plans for
tbe reorg
ration of tbe Oregon broaeb of tbe
Cbehalem Mountain, the guests American
“ tl0“ * Poultry
9n v m
br**? > °*_
saooclatton were
o f Mrs. Jones.
made at
at tb#
tbs Meettm«
raedHng of tbe Ore
Oregon
the oonunaretal <
Mr. and Mrs. Hayward were pouitrymen a at t . tba
in Eu**“
Eugene.
Portland visitors on Thursday. ln
*-
. .
_
c
,
. ,
Tbe completion of tbe aseasen
Si D r a f t
yp 5 A Y S ÉC
Zeb Riddle was tellin' me the happy and he'll have a wagon
other day that he bought a till he’s growed up and needs a
brand spankin' new express big one, then you can tell him to
wagon for his boy Jake and paid go to Larkin-Prince and buy a
$3.50 for it and he said that John Deere.
Christmas is nearly here now
wagon looked like it onght to
and
I don 't know how about
last a boy a life-time but the
you,
but
Zeb Riddle and me are
first thing he knew Jake h <d a
puncture, that is a bole in the goin’ down there to Larkin-
side o f one o f Zeb’s thorough Prince and buy all o f our Christ­
bred calves, and knocked out mas presents, cause when you
four ot his teeth and unjoin ted spend your money there yon get
one horn and it never hart Jake something that is useful and
a bit, but you ought to hev seen something that will last a good
that little wagon. You see Jake1 long time. The boys were tellin’
was like nearly all o f ns fellers me that they would have their
was when we' was boys, he big Christmas W indow ready in
thought the wagon didn't go a day or tw o and I ’m goin ' in
fast enuf on level ground so he and look it over. The fellers are
r o t it out on the steepest hill live ones and the goods they sell
yon will be right and they'll treat
yon mighty nice too. Try them Jobo Sorenson, formerly a clerk
at DeVore’s store visited friends
out.
*£*.
in Dundee last week.
Mrs. Ada Byers has been visit-
ing her father, Grandpa Ryan.
Dewey Crawford and Louis
Wolfordinger, electrician# w ife
*■**
.o a ' b' ' itctric( ^ . wcr
station in Dundee, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Dundee
friends.
Interest in the Red Cross work
m K ro w u .£ .tM * l^ One o f tbe
beautiful features o f the work is
the opportunity that it gives to
all, even the shut-ins, to show a
spirit o f helpfulness. One o f the
sympathetic grand-mothers o f
the community said to a caller,
"rheumatism is so bad I can not
do much or g o often to see my
friends; but see, my arms are
t
t
strong! I can knit. I am kmt-
tin g tor the Red. Cross. I have
roll fOT
_
First
National I
NEWBERG, OREGON
for Postal Savings
Stato
County and
. M unicipal Funds
On Time Deposits
JULOJUUULOJUULOJUUUL
“ “
The Parlor Pharmacy
A prophet is not without honor rave in his own
timut is blessed in ovary land. While the]
• f i:
timirt radiates good cheer and
chant makes an optomistic f public, and bo
art benefitted by tbs ex-
change o f gold, goods and good
od wHL It is i an open season for optimists
in December. Tbs «pint o f the
' sanara is e
We are ready with s holiday
please our friends.
P. 8.—If some o f our
will transform
SÜSÍS&3
oidwlt com nu«^.
That corn as good as that produ
In any of the sutes can be «rowi
Marion
and, is fact, the as
wblm
^ „ „ ttow
wmM opened.
. Senators Chamberlain and Lane
M ass a d thomselvss favorably on a \
ms *1 that ****** enact » >»w i
urM * ^
lmnd
to
C. W. H O D S O N , P h a r m a c i s t
' 'V tN m S W
A High Class E lectric Per-
colartor for $5.00
.............................. .................... .................... ..
Perks in thirty seconds; six cups o f perfect coffee in
eight to ten minutes. Gurranteed five years. Made o f
aluminum; no contamination o f coffee; highly ornamen­
tal, having a mirror-like polish; easily kept clean. . The
operating cost is insignificant A cl
present, serviceable and durable.
«r
Yam hill E lectric Com pany
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT»
Combination Offer
If you want a daily paper by m ail wa have som ething
to o ffer that ought to appeal to you. H ere it b i
Daily Journal one year
The Graphic one year
•
$5.00
>1.50
Total $6.60
W e offer both for $ 5 .0 0
A dd $1.00 if you want to include the Sunday Journal
‘ The R EX A llstore
Carries
a very
v<
ies a
large assortment o f everything to be found in
the h; lighest class drugstores. AH kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and &n>
Dlies Stationery, Liggett’« and Lowney’ s candies. Our stock
$ d ia r . is the bestln town. You are always welcome.
LYN N
B . FERG U SO N
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
w
W **.
m zß m
d g y k ijft jg k g
SSt.
EW BERG"
jraagiraRra .
’ October was the largest month
auditing warrants in tbs bbtofy
«** »crsu ry of stats’» depart™
W-Æà
J
“ OLDEST BANK IN
«hows that tba total property ra
tion in tbe county is now 118,047.
Thu t¡ ‘n,1f1*ht1IJ11und*r ^
m
U nited States Nati*
** u* ,
fed sore about his thorough bred I Mary C Gabriel to Amalie Ven­
calf, and Jake commenced to cry able n% o f n% o f lot 7 Fairlawn
about his wagon and the family subd $10.
S P Houser & taf t o j P and
circle was somewhat sad, till
Umatilla Indiana
I
M
Mills part blk 10 John's add
Wholesale forgeries are alleged
Zeb’s wife came up with tbe con­
have been found in tbe petitions fi
soling words “ Now Zeb I told McMinnville $10.
C H Hanson et al to Falley
“ brln* •*»* **• r^ “ t PorUj
you so. I knew that wagon
recall al action and District Attor
Rasmussen
54.65
ac
in
W
T
Wal­
wasn’ t worth the money, if you
l n u ^ brou(fat the , ubJ#ct w
had taken my advice and bought lace d l c i n t 3 s r 2 w $1.
the Multnomah countv srsnd lurv.
C
W
Low
e
to
W
T
Wallace
d
1
one o f them ‘ Wagner Coasters’
at Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co. c in t 3 « r 2 w $1.
Jake couldn’t have busted the
C W Lowe to W F Burrows
wheels all to pieces that way lot 7 blk 7 Oak Park add Mc-
L jj. ’ •se von know they showed M inn ville $ 1 .
.jfiR l Utcm steel spokes and told
Alexander L oco & w f to C W
y o u if they ever broke they’d McClain lot 5 blk 7 Hurley &
give you new wheels for nothin’ , Larges add Newberg $1275.
and besides if he’d bad one of
A N Pickard Samantha A
them steel wheel wagons when French lots 43, 44, 45 North
be struck the calf instead o f cav­ Newberg Fruit Land Subd $1.
ing in and piking all up in a heap
F B Sacket & w f to Henry
no doubt it would have run right Pelzer 26.44 ac in Parris McCain
on over him and not hart him d I c in t 5 and 6 s r 5 w $10.
half so bad, but you never will
Minnie A Stillwell ’ to Lena
take my advice Zeb Riddfe and Stillwell lot 137 Dayton $10.
at Yamhill. While there they at»' »applied
now here we are, all feelin’ bad
tended the forty-seventh anni- Portla
cause you was to o tight to MANUFACTURER HELPS KEEP
versary o f the wedding o f Mr. ^ e"hp^c
pay $1 more while you was
DOWN ARIT OF UNEMPLOYED R obison's parents, Mr. and Mrs.' 0nice lb
about it and bay Jake one o f
Sims Robison. The re union held afsd by
th
em ‘ Wagner Coasters’ and as
them
Any move to minimise the last week was tbe first one in] op tbs C
it now isja k e ain’t g ot no more army o f unemployed, that twenty-five years at which a lljtoJ * “
w agon than a jack rabbit, so I threatens to swell into the thoo- the nine children, and the grai
guess there’«
o but «and* this winter in Oregon, children were present. All 1
there’s nothin’ t to o d
do
get him a new one for a Christ­
Christ- should be appreciated by every- brothers and sons-in-law
cept one were also present.
mas present, and next time Zeb body.
Riddk,
I
guess
you
’ll
listen
to
Riddle,
you’ ll
Beginning November 9, the big
your wife and take the money to paper mills o f the Willamette
‘The
•The Big Hdwe. Store’ , the only Pulp & Paper Companv, at Ore-
place in tow n that yon can get gon City began operation on a
those steel wheel Wagner coast- five day-a-week basis. The mills
era and you’ll have something will be idle Saturday and Sun­
for your money.” Every boy day of every week. With the
likes a wagon and they’re migh­ plant operating five days a
ty useful around tbe ranch for week, the number of men em­
hauling stuff besides making ployed will increase, bat the
good healthy pastime for the amount o f paper produced will
boys, but it takes a good stout remain about the same. The
one to stand the knocks. The object o f tbe change is to keep
boys at ‘The Big Hdwe. Store’ as many men on the payroll as
claim them Wagner Coaster* possible, so that the present
will hold np 500 lbs. and it’s a ! financial depression will not |
cinch a kid would hev a hard seriously affect many of tbe
pressed steel mill’s employes.
Buy your kid one for
Word that there was to be a
and you ’ll make him change ia operating tbe mill
I dtrU’ AM Society, for
J
Sine« 1889 this bank has eiyoyed dig con fiden ce
and business o f tbe people o f this vicinity.
During this quarter o f a century o f «toady, con­
sistent growth w e have guarded tbe financial Inter­
ests o f our custom ers in a safe and judicious - n nnr,
and the constantly increasing num ber o f friends and
custom ers attests tbe satisfactory service they have
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