Hanson, who ha» a
contract (or ■ getting oat crushed
„ rocK
„ I , tor tw
the contract tor the im prove
1 d Jk* *■ ^
' 4« J« ** * ** «qu L- > #*- » t*nim
*?+•■ -
Master Raymond Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Georg«, Mr. H ar
rey Livingston, Mr. and Mrs.
Ncwhotise. f * * ' i'* *
One who was present.
careful
CAPE HORN’S GHOST SHIP.
latter a sister o f M i« M
fman and Thomas Rood
i recently returned tròta Sac
ly night
He was
n o f the
|>e office
I terms,
ftetv to Hood River, where fl
besides
toeing
«
loog
time
resident
will try the climate tor a time,
o f tbs coyntjF.
'
v
2*rt P. M
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ayers
•12:55 A. M
Emil W Martin, the Portland
rived here
man
w ho put an auto bus on the
night only:
o f the
to remain
run between New berg and Port-
about
land hut week, Isold ont before
was down
th# Rooky Phantom That Uuroo Pan
ins Voooolo Into M l.
dow n Over the
Mariners sailing from Korops t
shotfiti be pro-
the west by way of Cape Horn bar
often been startled by somethin,
that looked like a derelict with th
«dithe ««me
tot
a room at the home o f ner
daughter, Mrs. Henry Bhret,haa
been having quite an interesting
experience with a robin whuft
makes daily visits at her win
dow . S$e bays it seemed quite
tame when it first appeared, and
as she talked with it a bond o f
union was awakened between
them. At 6 o ’clock the follow
in g' morning the bird again ap
peared at the window, and again
they communed together. F or
nine days the little leathered
songster made regular morning
• 4 it
• if
__‘ "m w _ u
TOit., *nd always s«m ed glad
to be talked to. Sometimes it
remained more than an hour be
fore flying aw ay.
Park Place, H ood River cona
to work for a family w ho live
a ranch. .
d rt. H. Schuette w ho was in
wn a few days ago with
towberries, left a fine sample
thè Graphic office.
Ì. O. Aroey, the ice cream
deer at the creamery, has
I into tbs third street prop
at north of Friends church,
iraey Clarence Butt is ex-
l bis mother and one o f
Bx-Governftr T. T- Geer and
sters out from the old
rlvania home soon to G«or|pe H. Himes, assistant secre
tary o f the Oregon Historical
dwelling o f J. W. Bates, located
on the old brickyard grounds,
just out of tow n to gpfi south
west, caught fire in some un
known w ay and, .with its con-
tents, top* completely consumed.
Mr. Bates says be built a fire in
the stove at four o ’clock for the
purpose o f heating water for
bathing and bad no fire going
is unable to account for its ori
gin. The house was without
much value, but be estimates his breeding places, use the win
loss a t $1400, w ith insurance o f screen paddle«, or any way, bu1
$470. He bad a valuable collec kill the fly.
tion o f curios, which he hud « L - On behalf at Committee.
gathered from all over the
w orld, which w a it up in flames
with the rest.
*P. G. /ou rdou , whu recently
ended land at Redmond, Crook
at West Cbehakm school, now
ounty, for the Star theater,
the Sw ing Young ' school.
Mr.
Himes had some o f the hand-
É week, «k o * * * Ead charge writing o f Sw ing Young fr*Med
the theater.
^
Which he Said h e Would present
Word has been received here to the sch ool Evans, the photo-
the birth o f a daughter on grapher, w a s taken along tof
t o 'fW . and Mro t . H. the purpose o f securing some
hall.. Prof, Mendenhall
1rs. M cLeod, y h o spent some
e visiting in the Cbehalem
Iter neighborhood wi*h her
Mentí, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
tarare, left tur her home at
knaha tbe first o f tbe week.
An o^d G. A. R. veteran, P. L.
ornahell, who was tivingin one
[ tbe H. M. Williams houses on
fillamette Street, died last Suo-
ky, at the age of T8 years. The
odv was sent to Salem for
lin n w
N
n m
» SKSM SB9Ç
reported
to the police w ho found on
in gu p the of ice o f tbe Mete
t the num
o f state, at S
bercorreapo
McVey ante
patting seventy saloons ont
LAWYER
Praetioo in all courts; Probate, D
Mortgages and all legal popeu.
P.FJfUWKJlS
DENTIST
Office over First National
P^NTI 8 T
J. Ç. PRlÇfi
Office over.TJ. S. Nati. £ank
.Phone Black 171
tog of tome regio»*
lip«, of course, to confuse the Me
an's virion! ^ , ■
The rock that looks like a ship
itron. On Clipperton island there
' - *
‘ that looks like
a three mash
«»- wind, with l
white sails,
lest son shining
of Honolulu
L ittlefield è
Tbsue present were: Mr. an
Mr*. J. Carl Nelson, Mr. an time a French frigate What sshore
Mrs. C. H. Darnell and Pan on i t Hie cliffs looked ee mueh
CleOaWand Dorothy Darteli, M
like a ship that tbs frigate’s offi
and ,’ M rè. Hutchison and litt! cers were deceived end thought
Barland Edna, Ruth Hutdnsoi they were meeting another reeceL
Mr. and Mr». Harvey H odso* St Paul island, in the middle of
tiie Atlantic, is said to resemble e
and Miss Elsa, Mr. and M n . J, ■hip vtry closely when it » fcp*
J. Jordon, Miss E tta Jordan; prdached from e certain direction,
M isses Johnson, from Me Minq- but it is e place te which nwribers
ville, w ith another young lady prefer to give a wide berth.—
whose sam e we did not learn; Youth’s Companion.
Mr. and M n . N. C.Johnson, Mr.
OREGON
rs-j. W. W ood, Percy and
"Hero it s truth," says a hand
t W ood, Thomas Herd, writing expert, ?that is as wide
Herd, Walter Herd, and spread’ as the ether: A disguised
hand always tries to be poorer than
the real hand. That axiom is a
SAR AH E. SMITH
great help to us experts. For in
stance, when a letter done in a dis
guised band is brought to us we al
ways know that the writer of the
letter is in a higher station than
the hand would lead us to infer;
OREGON
NEWBERG
hence in our detective work we aw
able to save much valuable time by
eliminating all persons socially be
low the appearance of the letter < ii aéauuuAMrtsasasawaaiAaii» Í
and concentrating our attention on
DR. FRED H. W ILSON
1
lipT
•. J ’ « »>f ' i ,
thoee only who are above it '’
JÄ TE
Payette, the m o t t ó 5 John* Ü.
Smith, was to meet them at the
grave o f Sw ing Young on the
Smith form; M r. Geer and Mr.
Himes w ill talk: to the ptudnrts
and tacnlty o f the college today.
The combined ages o f three
torses owned by Prank Jones is
J triore than 100 yea n , so he says,
said one o f them is 35 and “ goin
on,” which «hows that the age
o f the Oregon h on e can beweH
prolonged when favored by be-
ng in g o o * ' hand«.
Prank is
something o f a sU yer himself.
He was born out id the Pern-
w ood neighborhood where he
settled down and; married, after
loving gro wn to mafihood, and
there is grow ing up about his
fireside a family o f bright chil
dren, o f which any parent might
>e proud. Although seriously
handicapped from childhood by
an injury to one of his limbs, he
has stuck to the farm and is
making good where men with
ess courage and determination
would have failed.
*
■
On Friday o f last week a P ort
land paper contained an account
of an auto accident which oc
curred in that city, and stated
that Sam McVey, of New berg,
had struck a negro with his ma-
chine, breaking one of his limbs,
mid that the injured man w ai
taken into tbe auto and hurried
to « ! . hospital for treatment.
Now, Sato says, they have the
wrong white m ax : connected
with the accident, for at the
time he w s i flit Tillam ook.
While in Portland a few daye
ago he, looked the matter up
And learned that some one who
fly ) carries infantile paralysis
children.
When his majesty
leaves the vault, the manure pile,
or the spitton, and is allowed to
» the kitchen and dining
m, be walks on the bread,
t and vegetables, wipes hi«
on the butter, and bathes in
milk, he carries all mannef
of filth on his wings and hail
feet. Inasmuch as you esteei
The-ill
standing dose to toe« legged black
rocks at the entrance of the strait
of Le Haire when she sighted what
seemed to be ar waterlogged bark
drifting on the rocks of the strait
Presently the phantom ship disap
peared, end soon afterward the
Crown of Italy herself went ieat
ashore and was broken up by the
waves.
About seven years ago the Nor
wegian bark Serris got into Seat-
tie with a tale of the “ghost ship"
that almost exactly corresponded
with that told by the crew o f the
Grown of Italy. bi > |
The»numerous reporl
bet that appeared and
like a phantom led the government
gentina to look into the mat-
A tender went ont from the
jr lighthouse to make an in-
ation. The apparition was
to be caused by a strange
of nature. Among the black»
l rooks thaf lined both sides
of the strait of Le Haire there wu
<me that under certain atmospher
ic conditions bore a curious resem
blance to a ship. The formation of
the rock and the shadows that the
other rocks cast on it combined to
produce the effect of a bark ran-
under short sail J-A
e «hip roems to be stan
on, pointing to tbs south,
7 low m the water. The
W *$■ & •ftortened a#
C. R. CHAPIN
swatters will be placed free fn
the homes. They w ill be expebtéd
to k % and save up the flies in
cans and closed boxes and at the
cud o f sack mouth tbe committee
will designate Hie place to bring
them, where 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
prises will be awarded onquanti-
ty. Killing the fliesis of great im
portance,yet this wiT
minate tlgma until \
places are eliminated
hese ar«
in all places o f filth, especially.
Th« Regular Ttiia*.
Hie little hoy felt that at last his
conduct entitled him to recognition
and reward. -
‘ 1-
*•
.
“ See here, mother," he said, “are
you going to buy md that goat F"
..... .................................. ..
‘ “Not Just now. Willie, she re
plied.
J> ’■ v . • 1 5,v-‘ .
‘ “Of course not! Of course notP*
exclaimed Willie bitterly. “Thai's
always the way. No matter how
ghod I sin, all you will do about this
goat business is to let me he one."
—Richmond Timee-Dnpatch.
Dr.C.LBrowfl,D.Ï.S.
“ D w r Flarokl,” wttb Mdncro sh«
wrote t* her former fiance, "as you are
probably aware. 1 am to be married