TURNED THE TABLES.
t O f Business
Entire Stockte be sold at Pubic Auction
e w la n d |p| to date J w e lry ,
Silverware, Cut Glass, China, Toilet, M anicure and
M ilitary Sets, Mesh Bags, Cigarette Cases, Vanity
Boxes, etc., etc., w ill be sold at
finger, phone
Ooetar Wh* Found a Way to Brat
tho Bill Col loot or».
“ Bevami years ago.” aald a New
York physician, “there was « phyat-
tn this city, dead now, whose
* r fauna was aa a chemist but he
a flue medical practice. Like a
many others who have money to
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9:10 A.
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■low pay, and collector* had hard
tea getting to him. Invariably when •Saturday
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night only.
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Newbeafj Lodge No. 104 A. F.
A A. M. Regular meeting
H ave $1000.00, $1200.00 and
$2000.00 to loan on farm prop­
erty, immediately. D. D. Coal-
son, Newberg, Or«.
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Wanted—T o Trade small team
for mare w eighing p ot less than
1200 pounds.
M oat be gentle
and sound. Route 2. B ox 66.
2 -4 p d
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Seeond and Fourth Saturday»
The small home can frequently
evening* o f each mouth.
be heated by one stove. Get
Visiting brother* alway* welcome.
Cole’s H igh Range and both
By order Fggnk A. Collard. W. M..
R. H. C. Bennett. Secretary. cook and heat.
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SHILOH R E LIE F CORPS NO. » • -
Not* Our Mast Prices.
Meetings held the 2nd and 4th Thurs­
Roast pork, 10 cents.
day o f each month at 2:80 P. M. in the
P o rk steak. •*
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L O . 0. F. HalL
Good tender beef steak, 1 2 H
Minnie B. Byers, Pres.
Emma Langworthy, Sec. cents. j
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ÖQCK8QCHOKIÖÖOOOC
Steer pot roast, 12V4 cents.
Pork sausage, 2 pounds for
25 cents.
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Newberg M eat Co,
Notice to the Public.
N o article w ill be reserved %s I am going out o f business.
Even my business building is for sale, or rent. 1 will also sell my show cases, wall
cases, large mirrors, ettL, two dining tables, six dining chairs, one heating stove,
one good six-bole range, two rocking chairs, one Morris chair, one cot and one
sanitary coach, one iron bed, one mattress and springs, one book case, two small
one dresser, one small writing desk, one office chair and one screen.
Sale o f Jewelry Stock Will Begin at
2 O’clock Satunlay Afternoon Nov. 13
DATE OF F U R N IT U R E SA LE W IL L BE A N N O U N C E D N E X T W EEK
Remember the date—Saturday, Nov. 13, and the location-802 First S t , S. W. Potter's old stand
j . H. UMBAUGH, NEW BERG’S JEW ELER
8 0 2 F IR S T S T ., S . W . P O T T E R ’S O LD S T A N D
COL. W. A. W ESTFALL, Auctioneer
EARLY FOOTBALL
It Was Crude Sport as Originally
Played In This Country.
T H E FIR S T GAM E A T HARVARD.
Football was played In American col
leges aa early aa 1800. Tbe teams
were made up from all the students
who happened to be on band. Tbe ob­
ject o f each aide waa to drive tbe ball
across a given line. The players could
not carry tbe ball la their hands, but
haul to kick It.
la the year 1845 tbe first football
game at Harvard waa played bn tbe
Delta, a small triangular piece of
ground. Tbe contest was between all
the members o f tbe two lower clasees
and proved not so much a football
g»ase as a fight When, in 1800. tbe
facuRy forbade that sort of contest
the students held ■ solemn burial serv­
ice over tbe footbolL Over tbe grave
they erected a tablet that bora tbe
following Inscription:
HIc Jacet
rootball Flghtum
Obilt July t tan
a . l L X Tsara
R ssorgst
Aad la twelve years football Te-
aarged,” when. In 1872, the cioas of
*74 played tbe claae o f *75 on Boston
Oddly
er could ruu «ruu tile 1*11 and Soy
opponent could tackle him. A goal wns
scored when one able kicked tbe ball
over tbe goal post», A score was also
made by a touchdown when ■ player
carried the ball »lebtml the opponent’»
goal line and there touched It to the
ground.
The Canadians had forgotten to bring
tbe oval pigskin football that Is used
In Rugby, and that first game o f Rug
by In America was played with an In
dla rubber rootball. Perhaps that ae
counted for the fact that the pupils
were able to defeat tbe teachers. «,
All Harvard took Interest in the aew
game.
Football enthusiasts quickly
realised that tbe old American game
did not have the possibilities for devel
opment that Rugby bad. During the
spring and fall the Harvard team prac­
ticed diligently and In October went to
Montreal to play n return game with
McGill. Posters and window cards ad
rartfeed tbe game throughout the city,
and a crowd of 2.000 spectators was
attracted to tbe ffeid
The McGill player* wore red and
black striped Jersey*, stocking» and
white knickerbockers. Tbe Harvard
players wore magenta handkerchief*
« « a jerseys and old tweed trousers
Neither team had any protective pad
ding.
Tbe Boston Advertiser of O ct 30.
1874. gives the following account or
tbe game:,
"The game was called at 8:30, and at
5 Harvard was declared tbe winner,
having secured three touchdowns. In
response to tbe 'tiger* o f the McGills,
the Harvard ‘rah*’ were delivered with
a vim. and every stranger on the flak!
seemed much astonished at tbe style
o f the cheer, many being disposed to
think It a joke. The small boys yelled
for another, and a second was given
for the umpire. Tbe Victoria band
then managed to get through ‘Yankee
Doodle* quite raapectaNy.*-John T.
Wheelwright In Tooth's Companion.
T h e city clerk has a luncheon lii
go all his own, writes a correspom
ent. Thus, a cafe au lait is con
tnonly known as a “ white baby
coffee without milk, a “ small black
I f you would regale yourself wij
two poached eggs ou toast ask fi
“ Adam and Eve on a raft.” If yc
desire them scrambled and hanl
dr after being considered “ smarl
tersely add, “ Wreck ’em,” there)
ior clerk at t
idon Standard.
le fsip o e In Noro'a Time.
Bagpipes are generally ascril
to Scotland, where they have b<
in use for a long time, but it wea
instrument upon which the anch
Greeks and Homans played. N<
is said to have performed upon
and an old piece of Grecian sen
tore represents s player oo the h
pipes dressed in the fashion thai
known today as the highland c
he Bod Haired club of Dui
A society which barred out
whose hirsute covering was not
the most pronounced auburn,
order that no one could gain
A Crying N**d.
“ A lady can only wear a certain mission by false pretenses it was
quantity o f dtamooda os H r^ fc a i r* quired at the initiation of s
and around ber nock."
member that the applicant wash
"Yes; rbora’s a fortuna In It for the hair sod whiskers in hot soda wa
Inventive genius who can perfect S
way to Inlay people with serna."—Kan-
He—Don’t have any
pickled b «
foot
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USm*
r !
to th e I
end Their Custom*.
An American teacher In Peking ask
ed his Chinese students to write a com­
position on their Impressions o f for­
eigners, particularly Americana This
la one student's effort, printed in the
World Outlook:
"Japanese customs are nearly the
same as oar country, but they love
cleahness and also fond o f swimming.
Tbs Oennau people so love their moa
tache that every morning they do
nothing but comb their mustache. The
Epgttah soldier* play football every
day but tbe well educated people are
fond o f tennis. Tbe Americana are a
country o f much interest. They are
famous fo r their baseball and dancing
Turks. Finns and Laplanders all have
dirty clothes on and are not so wise
as French, etc., that they are hired for
waiters and slaves.
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»¿“T b * Americans art quite clean like
eet clean food, so
have Uttle rhue to catch UL
take their wives whenever
travel Most of tbe Europeans
have beards, bat tbe Americans shave
•very day
“ Woman o f America Mud their waist*
tightly ao that the short clrcum
appear. There are two very
customs, that la the Chinese
binding their feet sod tbe for
women binding their waists. Each
o f these customs la very bad. I hope
Chinese and foreign women abandon
those customs. Also American men
re strange custom to go high under
obln with very bard doth which
la called collars. ■£
«sea and ornaments are exceed
J lie o la America. The Bnglisb
.have ao aseana to that, but their good
la much more expensive than
tbe Am ericano.^
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I have a J e r s e y B u ll a t my
place on the Portland road near
Newberg. W alter Wilson. J tf.
M oney furnished prom ptly al­
w ays on real estate a t 7 and ¿p er
ct. A tty . B.A.Kliks, McMinnville.
Lbst—Gold bracelet, engraved
w ith initials A. L . G. Leave a t
Graphic office.
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N ewberg-Portland Auto.
I w ill leave Im perial hotel dai­
ly except Saturday and Sunday
a t 0:3Q a. m. Returning w ill
leave- Corner Sixth and T a y lo r
streets at 5:16 p. m. Fare 65
cents one w ay $1.25 round trip.
I. E. H olt, phone Red 181.
t£
Jersey BuB For Service.
Lone P fr Dairy—F o r sweet and
W as sired by Ladds $15,000
soar milk, buttermilk, skim milk ball and ont o f imported c o w «
and cream.
Delivery made in testing 7 per cent. Price %2 in
Minnehaha, laughing water— whgt
prettier name in sound and in s e n #
tbe evening.
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advance. G. W. Dayton, h a lf
could there be? But the sadde#
mile east o f Spauldings M ill.
thing about American nomenclature
* P o r Sale—75 head o f g o a t»,
Phone Red 148.
1-12 p d . .
is the way in which languages bara
pick' $3. Frank E. Osborne, 3%
been crossbred,, with deplorable rs4
miles across W illam ette bridge.
suits.
A ll these Indian “ Minne^
Magnetic Treatment.
Phone St. Paul.
2-5
names are delightful when le ft
I am now a t home, 1105
alone, and tbe white man did well
North
street, and am prepared
Second
hand
Bain
w
agon
at
in naming the state o f Minnesota
to
answer
call* for magnetic
you r ow n price. We fo rg o t to
after the river, which, being inter4
preted, is “ sky tinted grater.” But
p at this up a t the auction. Ore­ treatm ent. W ill g o t o homes it
then he must go and contrive M im
desired. M arion George, phone
gon H dw e. & Imp. Co.
2 tf
neapolis for ita chief town, a shock
Black 6.
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ing mixture o f Indian and Greek«
Gasoline 13 cent« in 50 gallon
What lovely names they must have
quantities a t the Oregon H ard ­
missed when they imported th e#
w are & Implement Co. Bring
Jackson villes to dispossess the rod
L eave you r order for a good
your em pty barrel.
43 if.
man's language!— London Chrofltf
Taylor’s Lang Sentence.
fa t coin fed Thanksgiving turkey
icle.
i I No widely known English writer
The M ethodist Ladies’ Aid w ith the Newberg M eat Co. and
craws anywhere near the record of
A* She la Spoke In Lunnun.
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Mme. Peguy and Dumas In the matter Society w ill Rave a fancy w ork do it now.
Dublin’, R*d Hftlrad Club,
la the game played at Harvard bo-
flora 1874 there were ao goal poda To
■■aka a goal oo* aida bad to strike or
kick tbe boll on the fly over the end
■ae o f tbe field. I f the opposing aid*
caught K no goal resulted A “lurker”
« r offside player could not kick the ban.
▲ player muid not ran with It ualeas
ha waa chased by on opponent, hot
asald strike It er kick I t The ban waa
arada of Mack robber doth inflated
I hereby give notice t o mer­
chants and tbe public generally
not to sell any thing on m y credit,
aa I w ill not be responsible fo r
any debts contracted by others.
W. E. Allison.
dried prunes a t H. S .G ile& C o ’a.
Newberg,
Oregon,
N ov. 4, 1915.
Packing House.
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j 4-6 pd
Grubbing—8% acres to con­
Notie« To Thu Public.
tract. Dundee F ru it & Walnut
Com pany, Dundee.
. 4-5 pd
I hereby give notice t o the
public th at I am again engaged
Come and get. o a r ptiee on in the meat business in Newberg,
dynam ite before you bay. Ore­ having opened a new shop ip the
gon H dw . & Imp. Co.
2 tf
Bert H o y t building, 305 F irst
street,
where 1 w ill be g la d t o
Com e to ns fo r Oliver plow s
and repairs for same. Oregon meet all my old customers as
w ell a t ones. John Wilhelmson.
H d w . & 'Implement Co.
2 0 tf
didn’t get out with that amount The
F o r Sale—Registered Essex
doctor charged him $10 for, hi* profes­
Frank
sional call and handed over the bal- sow w ith seven pigs.
anc*k One or tw o other* wen* treated Rowland, Route 1.
2-3 pd
the aama way on thatr professional
visit», and the word soon got around
Highest market price paid for
among the collectors, with the result
>
Always at Ik
A wise man, being asked to j
s definition of woman, began,
man is, generally speaking” —
“Stop there,” said his friend,
you went on tor a thousand fi
yon would never get to nest
again.“ — Chicago Herald.
o f long sentences Gibbon has souse
rather long and Involved one* from
which one emerges with a- gasp, and
Dr. Johnaoo built up sotnA sounding
enormities of the kind
There la a
sentence In Jeremy Taylor's "Day of
Judgment” that rana to 802 words. This
must approach, if It does not roach,
the record In our tongue.
No Two Eyes too Aliks.
"There la an old saying that seeing*s
believing.’ In ordinary matters this
may be ao,” writes Professor John Ait
ken In a lattar to Natur*, "but tbe be­
lie f ta not necessarily true and In ques­
tiona o f color Is full o f pitfalls. No two
paira o f eyes sac colors alike. This
does not refer to color seeing and col­
or blind eye«, only, but there la reason
to believe mat ell eyee differ more or
Mas to their perception o f color.’'
and food bagaar, on the after­
noon and erening o f N ov. 13 I t
W ad W orth Y ou r Notice.
Say you fellow! w hy pay rent
when yon can bay a fine home
for less than the im provem ents
cost, or a store room for w h a t
the brick and m aterial are
w orth. Address C. F. M oore,
F o r Sale—T h o r o u g h b r e d W hittier, California.
Rhode Island Red pullets 75 cents
each. Good cocks and cockerels
from $2 np.
Christopher &
The transfiguration o f Miss
Yonng, Dundee.
I t pd
Phihira and Miss Philura’s w ed­
din g gow n , combined, w ill be
‘ F o r Sale—$350 Bennett piano,
giren a t the B aptist church F ri­
bought new last summer, and
day, Novem ber 19th.
M iss
good as new now for $175. Call
Bertsch w as heard here in Glad
W hite O. or see G a rre t^ a t N ew ­
Pollyanna last
w inter
and
berg C ydery.
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phased w ell.1’;«
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F o r Sale—$ milch cows, 8 heif­
ers, 4 months to 1 yea r old; also
good w ork horse t o trade. John
Groff, Route 2. Phone Bine 148.
3 - lt p d
W ill Trade for Newberg prop­
Important Notice.
erty, a 5-room cotta ge w ith bath
All goods a t K in g 's M illinery
and pantry, in H illsboro, county
seat o f W ashington county.—J parlors, 804 F irst s tre e C lre be­
ing sold a t a big discount. 4-6
C. Colcord.
' 3-4pd
L o o t—O n F irst street Wednes­
d a y afternoon, purse containing
$2U in gold and some Khali
change. Finder please leave a t
Graphic office and receive re­
w ard. Mrs. Emma Grimes. ' I t
* Good Offer For
During the month o f Novem ­
ber the Graphic and the Weekly
Oregonian m ay be secured for
$1.85 for a whole year. This is
a bargain offer—get busy.
F o r S a le -2 0 head of heifers
one and t*ro years old, span o f
mares weighing about 1800.
R ag carpet and ra g w eavin g
Terry, about 7 miles by Joseph Stephens. On D ayton
' Newberg, P . O. road, opposite D avid M artin
C arlton 34*21.
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