Newberg graphic., April 29, 1915, Image 2

RURAL AMERICA.
OLD LIB ER TY B E L L
« try « It W af »•
A v o id the risk
You cannot reasonably ask for more.
satisfied w ith less,
a
_
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
There's a Wonderful ExMbit In
the National Museum.
A FAMOUS COSTUM E DISPLAY.
T H E LAW YER’S F A B L E
bo omnlbunea. oo «harp differentiation
of the city lato boa Incoa and roaidooea
sections. Lika curious Now Tark and
aspirin« Boston. Philadelphia was atU)
half ruraL
A m oat city w as not daatrad nor
aran contempla ted. Te “dio fathom "
the cary concaptloo had fie It soma-
thin« unwbolaancna
A city w as a
dwelling placo of tu rb u len t impious.
Ignorant m ote, of a congregation of
"unproductive- artlaana. w aatrala. crim ­
ínala. Sabbath breakers. I t was a
blister on the nodal body. I tum or
which absorbed the healthy Juices.
The city was vaguely assod a tod w ith
raya Itine, coarta, anatas, beggars and
tattered. Insolent rascally mob«; the
country w as tb s cradle of republican
rlrtn e and dem ocratic stm pUdty. Jef­
ferson. having In mind the squalid‘ag­
glom erations of the old countries, con­
gratulated America on being rund. De
Tocqueville 1* the thirties believed
th at th e absence of a great capital d ty
was "one of th e first causas of the
m aintenance of Republican luetftn-
tlona.”—W alter Weyt to H arper's Mag-
You should not be
United States N ation sB an k
;
“ OLDEST BANK IN NEW BERG"
. * .
><
* T* - f , i * 5. nUn
• ■ .151.
4 *j
The Iron Sale closes on
A n opportunity |MÉ|
awaits you to' so-
cure a Hot Point M i
Only a tew boards left; we shall not order again this season
Yamhill Electric Co
LABOR
Leave any ship canal alone for even
a year and It would no longer bo S t for
navigation. W ithin five y u an a email
boat would bo unable to go through I t
The United sta te s has anrlatiaa over
the Culebre cut to the Panam a, bu t not
mom oo than the Qermaao over their
w aterw ay, the KM canal, for the
ground through which the la tte r to cut
II In moot places nothing bu t p s a t-
rotten black stuff which koepa on
breaking up and tentng back Into th e
T hat of the Panam a to land-
Many have taken place during
Ite construction. Many more will have
to bo dealt with In coming years. I t to
estim ated th a t If the dredging work on
th e S o n were abandoned w ithin lean
than ten y e a n the T urks or any one
else could cross lt dryahod. On both
tides of the canal stretch miles of dry
d esert from which every wind th at
blows lifts the sand tn edging spirals
and carries lt tn great clouds. A sto­
gie storm may drop, a thousand tons of
sand Into one mile of the canal
Of late yearn a great quantity of
trees have been planted along the
banks to order to prevent the sand
from drifting Into the w ater, yet even
so great steam dredgers am always a t
work scooping from the bottom the
blown to aand and dumping It along
the shore. Another trouble of dhoee to
c h u g s of the Sues canal to caused by
fresh w ater springs, which b a n t up to
Ha deep bed and pile the sand to ridges.
AND
RECREATION.
lng to their tanks w lth a apriag of
(resta energy w lthto tham U tile by
Utile durlng th e heure of labor they
empty tb at sprlng. W hes lt to dry
they muet draw from forces wUcb
should be untouched. By aomo atrango
chemletry wbtofa no ooo nnderatanda
too woU tbane Intrusions on tbo phya-
Ical forças wbfch should bo lnvtolate
produce In tbo hum an ayatem a trae.
toxir condition—fUtlgue poiatiw. auto
poison the aclenttota call i t
If
fatigua poison paaaaa 0 point
arbore the pertod of mot foliowlng to
not eqnal to tbo task of threw lng lt off
and fllllng afresh tbo eprlng of energy.
the man goea back to bte toU a Utile
Phone Red 66
bias.
elides.
for brayingr «aid the exultant aaa.
•Don’t you thtek I seared them 7
■Reared them ?’ repeated the lion to an
agitated tone 'W hy. you’d have scared
me If I didn’t know you were a jack
sear "—London Graphic.
and dram suit of George W ashington,
a court su it of G eneral Thom as Pinck­
ney, the court dreas and other a ttire of
Jam es Monroe and the uniform coat of
G eneral Andrew Jackson, worn a t the
battle of New Orleans.
Many memorials and relics of Georgs
W ashington were purchased from the
Lewis helm and deposited to th e mu­
seum to 1878. which, w ith sundry addi­
tions. now Include some 400 objects.
Historical furniture which a t one
tim e or another e a a the property of
men of national Importance—Lafayette.
Jefferson. Putnam. Hamilton. Ganse-
voort. Cooper and others to displayed.
Colonial relics deposited by the na­
tional society of the Colonial Damea of
America fill tw o large cases.
The printing press used In 172S-2Q by
Benjam in Franklin when a printer to
London to specially Interesting on ac­
count o f Its connection with this noted
statesm an, as well as Its historical Im­
portance as regards the development of
th e science of printing.
The Kings of Denmark.
The duet of tbo Danish kings to kept
to a grant cathedral a t Koakllde, an old
town tw enty miles from Copenhagen.
Every year the entire royal fam ily al­
ways p a / a vtelt to Boaklldo to obe­
dience to an ancient custom. On one
of the pillars are m arks showing the
height of P eter the G n a t Nicholas, the
lion Caar; Alexander UL of Russia,
the king of England and many other
kings. The cathedral w as built to the
eleventh century. It has two mighty
towers, which can be seen a t a long
distance. The oldest grave to tb at of
King Harold L, who died to 8S7.
Pure Milk and Cream is condudve to good health.
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
mended by th a t official Give us a tria l
tote onfitneas by the slew accumala-
tlon of tetigue poison which be could
d M throw off.
lt was not work which did thto. It
waa toe much work. He aeided the
work to keep him fit W ithout It or Its
equivalent a regular physical excrete»
his spring of energy would have as
surely deteriorated as It 40d from over-
B . B . LYLE
W hen in Need of a Plumbee
— .......
t
CALL-
E- L. EVANS, 501 1st S t, Newberg
Phone Blsck 23
Residence Blue 6
Idle would have soured within him.—
Ida M. Tariteli to American M agasin»
A Prepheey T hat C a m T n »
When 8ir Edward Elgar, the noted
composer, was quite a small boy ha
made a curious prophecy about him­
self. -On making hto firat appearance
Bllhu B u rrttt the "learned black­ a t school the m aster naked him hto
sm ith.’- was born to Connecticut to
1810. B urrltt taught him self French,
Edward Elgar," be replied.
Latin. German. Italian, Greek and He­
:he m aster thought th at the boy
brew while an apprentice a t the forge spoke too brusquely.
and to early manhood m astered San­
"Add the word •eirr " he comi
skrit. Syriac. Arabic. N on» Spanish.
"Sir Edward, Elgar r said tha
Dutch. Polish. Bohemian and Turkish. knight gravely.—London Globe.
Chtnaas and minor languages were ac­
quired later until be waa able to read.
J. L. V A N BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Grocerii
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We please the most particular. Phone us a grocery order i
•ee If our prompt aarvlca doeen’t surprise yon. We want your tr
The Graphie Clubbing Offer
thto continent to about 1000 A. D.:
tbo Santa Marta, flagship of Columbas:
Che Susan Constant, which brought
th a first perm anent English colony to
Am erica: tha Mayflower o f the ptl-
grim s and tha C ai ted States frigate
All the same ss d ty folks, the fsinily who lives oo s
rural mail route may have a daily paper to read the same
day It comes from the press. Read our clubbing offer:
Daily and Sunday Oregonian and Tbe
¡Graphic, one year....................................... $8.00
Yamhill County Farmers
"Ta» It’s an Improv
York Waakiy.
loans on well - improved farm s in Yamhill
County a t very low interest and
W IT H O U T C O M M IS S IO N
If you wish to borrow, w rite direct to us a t
ones, and get prompt attention.
, n >< „
IM I’iffrAiÜ