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United States National Bank
1883—“OLDEST BANK IN NEWBERG”—1915
Parlor Pharm acy
•XJUAUmr STORE”
A question th a t U easily answered U
whet to offer your lady friend in the
way of refreshment*. Ju st bring
her here and tre a t her to some of
our delicious ice cream. That she
will like it goes without saying. Be­
sides she wiU appreciate your gen­
erosity and thoughtfulness.
E. W . Hodson, Pharmacist
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E. L* EVANS, 501 1st St», Newberg
Phone Black 23
A greater p a rt ot West Cheh*.
lem’s people c e l e b r a t e d t h e
Pourih in Newberg.
Mr. and Mrs. S ta rr came o a t
from Portland Sunday morning
to risit w ith the la tte r’s parent»,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson.
They returned Monday evening,
Lloyd and Leslie Blanchard
left for E astern Oregon Monday
morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. YeTgeu and
children spent Saturday and
Sunday in Newbcrg.
6 . M. Hesgard and C. B.
Hageman are erecting new
barn».'
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ebbert
motored to Eugene last Thurs­
day to attend the funeral services
of Mr. Ebb^rt’s mother.
Miss Edna Anderson returned
to Salem Monday afternoon af­
ter spending tw o or three weeks
with her parents.
Mr. and M rs..Ernest Yates, of
WiHaratna,' were guests a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. No­
ble from Saturday until Wednes­
day.
Miss Jennie Hougen and Ernest
H ine were guests of Miss Ila
and Noal Hesgard Sunday and
Monday. They r e t u r n e d t o
Portland Monday, accompanied
by Miss Ila Hesgard and Claf-
ence
• Araoth.
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Mrs. Harvey Anderson, Miss
Nettie and Edwin, w ent to Cen-
terville Saturday evening; where
they will visit with relatives.
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Active Campaign to Be Waged at
Once Against Those Posts
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1. Where is the fly hatched?
In manure and filth.
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2. Where does the fly live?
In every kind of filth.
3. Is anything too filthy for
the fly to eat? No.
4. ( .) Where doe* he ffowfaeD
he leaves the vault and manure
pile and spittoon? Into the
kitchen and dining room, (b)
What does he do there? He walks
on the bread, fru it and vegeta-
bles; he wipes his feet on the
butter and bathes in the butter-
Blaricom e 60 ft lots 5, 6, 7 and
8, blk 40, Edw ards Addition to
Newberg, $10. j .
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Yamhill Orchards Company to
Martha E. Brqueaith 2Vi acres,
tract 5, Yamhill Orchards, $1780.
C. C. F arrand waa in Rex for
a couple of days looking after can border. It is tha mission of a
his trapt. He w as on his way to newpaper to give the news and the
Tacoma from the F ast, where he action of die Texas Farm ers' Union
in opposing woman’s suffrage when
intends spending his vacation.
that question was recently before the
Robert Odell, from the Hotel Texas legislature Is significant as
the attitude of the Or­
Benson, Portland, celebrated the representing
ganised plowmen. We reproduce In
F o u rth a t Rex and Newberg.
part the argument presented by Hon.
John Winters is the latest to W. a Lewis, president of the Texas
Union, In opposing the MU:
add his name to the list of those . Farmers’
“If is gratifying to note th at it Is
purchasing F o n ts in onr neigh­ not the farm er’s wife who Is clamoring
fer the ballot She is too busy
borhood.
trying to make happier homes, mold­
Mrs. James Kane spent Sun­ ing the minds of future d tlssn s and
sharing with her husband the cares
per or kerosene oil; .(d) “ fly- day sight-seeing in Portland.
of life to Indulge In political gossip.
traps” with other methods of ex­
Mrs. Robt. B arton and daugh­ The ballot win give her no relief from
term inating flies.
ter, of Lents, spent the week-end drudgery, give no assistance in cloth­
13. Kill the fly in any way, visiting her m other, Mrs. C. C. ing the children or bring to the borne
additional comforts, qpnveaiencea or
Lewis.
b u t k il l t h e p l y .
opportunities in life. It Is, as a rule,
14. If there is any filth any- Mr. and Mrs. Ray H ow ard and the eity woman promoted to Idleness
wee daughter, of Portland, spent by prosperity, who is leading the suf­
w,?.ere %*t *ou Jca" n° t rerTlOVe- Sunday a t the home of Mr. and fragette movement
-“Worn many standpoints, perhaps
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the 5 “ "*
Health and Mis. O. W oodworth.
a
woman has as much right to vote
“ k *or relief before you are
ss a man. So has she as much right
stricken with difle||ae ^
A few needed repays are being
haps death
** made on the school house this to plow as a man; she has as aae h
right to work In a factory as a man;
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week, the principal one being the she has as much right to shoulder a
. HoLw °!d “ the ^ when sh® re-arranging of the windows .to musket as a man. but we would rather
abe would not do so from choice
egCT? Ten improve the light.
and we regret that necessity ofttlmes
A goodly portion of Rex cele­ compels her to earn a living by en­
How many batches of eggs brated the Fourth Saturday a t gaging in gainful occupations. Ws do
consider misfortune a qualifica­
d^ie8 ®he lay during her lifetim e? the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl not
tion for suffrage or a business acci­
e reason for granting franchise.
Greve, about th irty being pres­ dent
Wo
are
opposed to woman at the
How many eggs are there in ent. A most enjoyable day was
ballot box the same as we are op­
each batch? One hundred and passed on their beautiful breeze- posed to woman In the field, In the
fifty.
swept bill, not least am ong the factory or in the army and for the
Self-same reasons. We had rather
What does.this mean? That if attractio n s of the. day being a see her plant flowers than sow wheat;
we kill every fly before it is ten bounteous dinner served in the gather bouquets than pick cotton dnfi
rear children than raise political is
days old th at within three weeks open air.
•net, although she may have as much
there will be no flies, because
right to do one as the other.
there have been no eggs to hatch,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Opposed to Unsexing Humanity.
Two flies killed now means the
same as killing over 5,000,000,000 C O Burgess to Sarah A Bur- '
three months from now.
gress 51 % acres B B Branson d
An eminent investigator re- 1 c in tp 6 s, r 6 w, $3000.
P L C ato and wife to Lester woman’s m ffrace that many cultivator)
ported th a t a single fly-speck
contained as many a s 5,000 germs W Moore, 20 acres C F Short- | and noble »¿men are far more capa­
ble of intelligently exercising sow
of tuberculosis.
ridge d I c, tp 5 s, r 6 w, $10.
Flies have been known to de­ Jennie Ji Chandler et al, by «rriRBty than a worthies* negro, hot
posit a fly-speck every 4H min- sheriff, to Camilla Leach lots 8 $ negro m ffrace. and while culture and
utes.
and 9 N orth Newberg Fruit 11 refinement, and even ajorality, a n
desirable virtue*, they are not tbs
Fiies feed on blood, pus. spu- Land subdivision; $1815.16.
turn, human excreta and other J O Elrod et al, by sheriff, to E *
itiirmn laden products and d*. W Frazier and wife, 460.49 1
posit these on your food in the acres tp 4 s, r 5 and 6 w, <
form of flj -specks; th e n -y o u eat $3569.09.
John H Hall and wife to Angus 1
them,
McCulloch
106.66 acres in sec 4
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17, tp 5 s, r 5 w, $3209.80.
marriage licenses
Bland Herring and wile to j
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Dundee
Woman’s Club, p a rt lot
Anna Alarie Wilson, 18, to
70, Dundee Orchard Home, $1.
Wm. J. Oatrand, 28.
Robert P ra ter and wife to H V, j
Be-aie B* FmMyson, legal, to
Remington and wife, 4 0 ft acres <
G«>-H. Eddy, 37.
Jerome B Walling d 1 c. tp 5 s, r \
Elizabeth O’H ara, 80, to Fred 4 w, $4000.
Staple and Fancy
Gròce
ancy vurocerw
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
5. Does the fly visit the pa-
t i e n t sick with consumption,
typhoid fever end cholera infan-
turn? He does, and may call on
you n e x t
6. Is the fly dangerous? He
is man’s worst p e st more dan-
gerous than wild beasts or rattle-
snakes.
7. W hat diseases does the fly
carry? He carries typhoid fever,
tuberculosis and summer com-
p laint 'H ow ? On his wings and
hairy fe e t W hat is his correct
name? Typhoid fly.
8. Did he ever kill any one?
He killed more American soldiers
in the Spanish - American war
than the bullets of the Spaniards,
9. Where are the greatest
number of typhoid fever, con-
sumption and summer complaint?
Where there are the most flies.
10. Where ere the moet flies?
Where there Is the most filth.
1L Why should we kill the
fly? Because he may ldU us.
12. How shall we kin the fly?
(a) Destroy all the filth about Wm‘ WiUianl- 2 9 -
F ran c» L Michelbrook to
th e house and yard; (b) pour, Mildred B. L aPIaunt, 28, to L atham and wife 67 acres
lime into Hie vault and on the Jasiah H. Davcy, 35.
Thomas J Yocom d 1 c, tp 5 s,
manure; (c) kill the fly with a Amelia M. Scbrriber, 19, t o r 6 w, $6000.
w ire screen paddle or sticky pa-! Orville L. M urray, 21.
George T Potset and wife to
of Ilf* sad He was a man. He chose
to rule over human hearts and r e
rueed worldly power and men followed
after Him. women washed Hla feet,
little children climbed upon HU kaeea
end the Ruler of the universe saM
th at In. Him He waa well pleased
Can woman and a higher callin g f
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repeatedly s ttrs e t a m et
th a t it vibrates in s msi
to tb s diaphragm o f th e
thua reproduoei» t t
roice.
tain the gueets by playing the late, he
replied that he could not play the
fiddle, hut that he could make a small
town a great -city. We have la this
nation many polltlpians who are good
rflddfere.” hut they cannot make a
email town a great city. We are over
run with orators who can play upon
the pa—loos of the people, hut they
r l w , $1000.
caa*t pat brick and m ortar together.
M ary Van Blaricom and hus­ We need bolide*.
Let-thoee who hunger and th irst tot
band t o E L and Blanch Van
Residence Blue 6
J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M
EXTERMINATE TIE FLIES
Isaac Ramey estate, by admin­
istrato r, to A R Mills, trustee,
2.52 aares Luke McKarn d I c,
tp 3 a, r 2 w, $24-0.
B A Rests and wife to Edw ard
J Reefs, 20 acres, Woodson Jef-
ries d 1 c, tp &-S, r 3 w, $10.
William Ryan ¿m d wife t p
Christ S c h u p te f^ l? 04- acres'in
S tew art H anna.d 1 c, tp 5 s, r 3
w, $10.
Fred B Sackett and wife -to
M artha McElroy, U fo acres,
P aris McCain d 1 c, tp 6-s r 5 w,
$1250.
Gottlieb Schaad and wife to
Fred Hangerford et al, n e of a
e Vi and railroad tim ber rights,
sre 13, s 3 s, r 2 w, and s 1 4
Wm P a rre tt d 1 c, sec 18, tp 3 s.
Hats In Chureh.
TALKING BY TELEPHONE
Contrary to Popular Belief Wires De
Net Carry 8ound Waves.
The popular idea is th a t Che tele­
phone w common use is but an im­
proved and perfected toy “ tele­
phone.” This consists of two sound­
ing boxes a t eith er end of a cord or
w ire. T he sound waves o r vibrations
set up am ong the particles of a ir by
irds of ¿he speaker
th e vocal chords
“Time was,” sajrs tbs London
Chronicle, “when men wore their
hats in church, and Pepys evidently
considered it an unnecessary piece
of strictness to insist on the bare
head in church. In his diary for
Nov. IT, 1661, he has the entry, ‘Toj
church and heard a simple fellow
upon the praise of church musique
and exclaiming against men's wear­
ing their hats on in church.’
“On 8ept 28 following he went
to the French church et the Savoy,
where *the minister do preach with
his hat off, I suppose in further con­
formity with our church.’
“Probably it was about this data
strike the nearest sounding box in
rapid succession and cause it to vi­
brate in unison. These vibrations
actually travel along the line to the
other sounding box, whence they I Wild eats are now rarities In Eu-
are transmitted again to the air, rope, .though formerly they were
and, still unchanged, to the ear of comparatively common in most parts
the listener. This method of cam- Gf the continent The few survivors
muni cation does not differ eaten* occur moitly in Hungary and occa-
tiaDy from signaling by tapping «Anally in Spain and Greece. In
Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health.
I^ris 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 t r i a l .
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R . B . LYLE
Tillamook
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