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YELLOWSTONE PARK.
A HISTORICAL OLD TREE.
One Planted on Long Island by
tor Rufus L. King. 1
R w m m u TWeugM It Might CwMt hot
the Problem Stumpad Him.
A curioy* little ouok la ao old. old
treatise on serous u tics by Joan
Jacques Rd*i*»«M«u. tailed “ La N6uveeu
Dedal«.''
Like Leonardo da Vinci and Cyrano
de Bergerac. Rousseau was haunted
by the dream.of aerial navigation. W t
read in Ida treatise: “ Men walk oo the
earth, they sail on the water and «wtm
In It. la not the air an element, like
the others? What business bare the
birds to shut us ont of their premises
while we are asade welcome In thane
e f the fishes F*
Rousseau took no stock In any. H e
orles propounded hy the Dartoa Greens
o f hie day. He stftef |be matter for
himself end thought It larolrad two
problems first, to And a body nghtor
than sir. ao that It would rise. Be
tmeglued that sooner or Inter each n
body might pieeent Itself. There wee
no telling
But what stumped him was bln sec
ond problem—how to make that oblig
ing body «top rising and how In crea
tion to make It come down. This was
to» tough a problem for Jean Jacqoea.
and be wound up Ida book by admit-
tarly Stsrias ef Ha Amastos Mg
Were Net Relieved.
The flint (hconled visit to Telli
atone park was made by John Coital
181U He was a trapper and adr
turer who took refuge there from I
die Indiana. Ills story o f 1U wood
was discredited. The next fecort
visit was by a trapper aamad J om
Meek la 1 8». who described It aa
country smoking with vapor from b
lag springs and burning with gaaaa
suing from small craters." From ao
o f thee# era tors, ha said. “ Issued h
flame and molten brimstone," whl
o f coarse, was not true, though doo
lees Meek fully believed It to be
Fur company, wrote the flint deecrip-
doa o f the Flrebole Geyser basin, Sat
tt was not until 1888 that the geysar
district wo« actually defined and tha
geysers precisely located. This was
done by Father de 8met, the famous
Jesuit missionary.
It remained for a government «expe
dition. sent out In 18S0 under i t n i f l
o f Captain W. "F. Reynolds, to t n t
really explore aud chart tha rsfetoa.
Several private explorers followed, hat
For a long time “ Le Nouveau De
dale“ remained unpublished, appearing ao great waa public incredulity aa to
the marvels they described that they
only In 1801. .
<M JlQtd*rr.J*U ihelr experten^m Jo-
fore any general audience*
The large exploring expedition under
Governor Henry D. Wash bum, SOT-
veyor general of Montano. In WTO
finally established the facts to tha pah-
lie belief and led to the creation o f the
Yellowstone National park. »
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vicinity <>f Jamaica Is that on the
grounds of King manor. In front o f the
east entrame, punted over a hundred
years ago. U Is believed, by Senator
Bafue L. King himself. That the die
tlnguished contemporary of Washing
ton and Jefferson and Hamilton sad
brilliant defender of federal principle«
planted this tree with hie own hands
LANTERNS IN CHINA.
was testified to by the late Hon. John
A. King, grandson o f Rufos L. King, la
a con vernation he had oo tbs grounds
Clipping the carato a cruel and bar
o f the asan or on the occasion a t the
barous
practice, wholly unnecessary,
transfer o f the historie property to the
depriving the animal of Ita natural
. King. In talking with Judge comfort and beauty and Injuring tte
at that time, pointed to this
I f you moat tie op the dog have the
nore or buttonwood true and
I that hie eminent grandfather end o f tha chain secured to a ring on a
ted tt. He sold. “ I think Til long wire ao that It can have tha run
ate pat mi the tree to pelrpetu- o f at least twenty or thirty feet
Don’t blame the dog for showing ao
act“ Whether be ever did se
ambition If It is overfed on moats aad
here la ao piste there at the
sweets. Its health aad spirits win be
e f the best tf tt Is given simple but
aubetantlal food and allowed the free
dom o f outdoor life.
sixteenth o f a dollar
Train the dog with fin an ce and fair
The mode o f making bora tonta«
very Ingenious; the horns are eat
remarkably thin attesa ~ which,
mean» o f hast aad pressure, are J«
together aad formad Jato val
shapes; round, square. hsxaffefiL »
gun. tad nome chapad to lueesslll
hourglass
varnished paper, with the paa
and dignities painted la toree
When Charles Dickens came to Amer
ica he stopped at (hie southern house.
Ha waa hardly settled la hto room be
fora Colonel B. was at tha door. He
assarad him that his horses. bis wines,
all tha lavish hospitality o f a state
famed for It» generosity, stood at the
convenience o f the distinguished vte-
Carriage rufcber tire«
at McCoy Broa/ garage.
ppikd
. Good carpet loom for «ale at
reasonable price. Joseph Ste
phens.
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Wanted — Berry picken by
Wade Williams, Springbrook.
Phone 24a61.
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For Rent— Furnished honte.
Enquire Mrs. A Bartholom ew,
800 Franklin street.
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Wanted—Cherry and raspber
ry pickers by M ills Bros., Spring-
brook. Phone 26a6. 37-8 pd
Wanted— Cherry pickers a t my
place in Springbiook.
Good
picking —C . T. Whittlesey
F o r Exchange— 2 lots in Rail
road Addition to Astoria for
livestock. M r«. Henry Schutte,
R o u tes.
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M oney furnished prom ptly al
w ays on real estate at 7 and 8 per
ct.A ttv- B.A.KKks, McMinnville.
1$Z00
15.00
20.00
2 5 .0 0
>20.00 Saits
¡25.00 N otts.......
¡15.00
$16.50 Saits
20.00
1333
16.67
10.00
>
15 to 20 Per Cent
Suita to be closed out at from 26 to 33 1-3 per cent discount,
and Summer Costa at from 110 per cent to 25 per cent discount
$11.25
$ 1 4 .9 0
$18.75
F o r Rent— 12* acres under cul
tivation 1% miles from Newberg.
Write o r see me. Joaeph Ste
phens.
35-37
Pasture For Rent—
miles
north o f Newberg, good w ater
and grass. Inquire o il. 6. H olt,
phone Black 146.
36-38 pd C
Lone F ir D a i r y - F o r sweet and
soar milk, buttermilk, skim milk
and cream.
Delivery made <¿>1
mornings.
~ C. J. Ormenson, N ew berg tin-
ner and sheet metal worker, u p
stairs in E. L. Evans’ plumbing
shop. 501 First St.
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F o r Sale o r Rent—Six-room
house and lot 100x110 feet at
about h alf price. Small barn.
1« i f . Rittenhonae, Dayton,
Avenue.
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$ 10.00
$1233
$ 1 5.00
$ 1 6 .6 *
S A L E N O W GOING ON
Remember “THE WEST SHE FARMER WEEK”
You are cordially invited to make our store your headquart
ers. Come in and renew acquaintance. I f you are a stranger
come in and get acquainted..
D. M. NAYBERGER,
r a r a loans only. Prepayment
privileges, long time, low ratea.
Call or write H. E. M orton, 2 0 9
U. S. National Bank Building,
Salem, Oregon.
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F o r Sale— 10 acres, 1% miles
from Newberg, with crops, stock
'WwuiwunNtonawarNmnNmnana-n « w wi
and implements. A bargain it
E tra Hayes will give special at
Cummins paya cash tor poaL taken a t once. G. C. in care ot tention to Pension business, 24
Gr&phic
36-39 pd
energy.
The Hygienist is a
monthly magasine edited by Dr.
R. R. Daniels, a regular contrib
utor to this paper. Jnst to get
acquainted we will send yon six
of our beat back numbers for
twenty-five cents.
The Hygienist Publishing Co.,.
Majestic Bldg., Denver, Colo.
warNrNfawsrawsMnNnNnNre»aWnwfwñe¡
H ave that p lo w sharpened a t
M cCoy Bros.’ garage for 25c.
Lost— Ladies' brooch, wish-
bone pattern,
Finder please
leave at Graphic office.
Wanted— 30 black cap am
loganberry pickers by M. W
Gumm. Phone 12a4.
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Wanted by the Springbrook
Canning Co. all the blackcap
raspberries that are to be had.
W e give our usual 10 per cent
discount on all makes of au to
mobile tires, tubes and supplies.
Oregon H ard w are & Implement
Com pany.
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Wanted— 10 head of calves or
yearlings to pasture dnring the
season;| 50 cents fo r calves and
75 cents for yearlings per month.
G. W . Ramey.
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Second-hand count-
Wanted
era, shelving, show cases, 2 G
Get your berry crates and bul doors 3 ft. 6 in., and tw o win
locks o f Spaulding Logging Co. d o w fronts 7x7 f t , for small
store. F all particulars first let
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ter, cash. C. C. Loncks, Sher
Screens for doors and w indow s wood, Oregon, route 2.
36-7
a t Spaulding Logging Co. 28tt
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Notwithstanding the fact o f the steady advinee in price« and
scarcity p i goods, the backward season compels ns to sacrifice
our Spring stock and the PR IC ES M U S T D O T H E W O R K
Notice is hereby given that the
council o f the City ot New berg
declares a nuisance and have,
this day, ordered all dog-fennel,
weed«, thistles and g r e w to be
cut along side-walks.
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Yon are further notified that
unless «aid nuisance is abated by
July 1st, 1916, the City of N ew
berg w ill cause «aid w ork to be
done and will asses« the cost
thereof against the premises and
collect the same as provided by
the charter of said City o f N ew
berg.
Dated this, the 20th day of
Jane, 1916.
Ida M. Woods,
Recorder ot the City o f Newberg.
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Epiotetwe.
6:87 A. M .
9.-03 A. M.
The “ Dtocourws or B ptottm * wart
£• a
11:02 A. M.
written noe by tha pblloaopher binaseli,
p
w-
- 5:23 P. M.
hot by hto falthful pupi] Arrisa, after-
ward tha Ustoria» ot Aieiandar tha
2*25 P.* M.
6:58 P. M.
Great. Anton tolto os rime ha took
1KWJA.
M.
2*K
P. M.
down tha saylngs ot bla master at thè
t6:51*P. M.
1 2 :5 5 A. M.
For sixty eeconds Colonel B. stood si rime tbey were deUvered. and rime we
lent. hto great face growing redder ell may rely apon thè su beta orisi correct •Saturday night only.
the while Finally be stretched oat a uees o f thè dtocoone» Bplctet ua wrote
long arm toward Dickens.
nothlng. and hot for thè thoogbtfnlness ILoop Special Saturday & Sunday
“Too go. sir!" be stammered “ And o f bis affkcriooato diaci pie we wonld
Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. P.
do not stand upon the order o f yonr bave known oothlng of ala woodarfnl
A A. M. Regular meeting
teachlngs— teacblngs whicb bava la
going.“
Second and Fourth Thursday
The novelist went And It Is to be spired many o f che greatest man wbo
trusted be bad learned that the Am ctt bave II rad dnring thè post 2.000 years.
svenings of each month.
can hotel keeper o f that day and age
Visiting brothers always welcome.
was not to be confused with bis broth-
Setiefted With Little.
By order George Larkin, W. M..
The Australian bushmen wish only a
R. H. C. Bennett, Secretary.
shelter from the rain, end If tbey cam
And a cave or overhanging rock that
SHILOH RELIEF CORPS NO. 18.—
wlJJ shelter them they will build ao
Meetings held the tod and 4th Thom-
house. If there Is oo such natural abet
ter tbey select a place where email day of each month at 2:80 P. M. in the
trees or bashes grow together and I. O. 0. F. Halt
weave the breaches together aud caver
eunt'a estate? Erose After eel
thins* up the lawyer Maw ma to a
dinner aad maned ma IS - Brut
Entire stock M en's end Young M en's Summer Suits
M an's end Ledies Low Shoos end the entire stock o f
our Ledies' end Misses Summer Coets end Suits
Good young cow for sale. Jnst
esh. Calf throw n in. W ill give
xms. Oregon H ard w are
Im-
right and lawful rood to measure aud
_ When yon need crude carbolic
survey the land with.” aad a alxtacotn
part o f It as “a right and lawful foot."
acid, sheep dipt, carboHnetTm
Although big and tittle men were thus
creosote and other dope in this
roughly averaged against each other,
line, call on us. Oregon H dwe.
the results naturally varied to some
extent Hence tt to. as 8haw Sparrow
& Imp. Co.
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I a RmvMr*-
notes In treating of this “rood“ as the
architectural “ bay“ which gives ua the
Wanted — Blackcap p i c k e r s
“bay window.“ that a bay la some
A rriv a l and Departure of Paa- Phone 10-515. John T. H a
times found to bo rather teas than six
w orth.
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teen feet o f twelve Inches.—London
Chronicle.
Nobody wants
mmm
“ M a ria,” said Farm er T o p -
soil, "them city boarders is due-
here tom orrow .0
“Yes, H iram .“
“ Better put a w a y th’ phony-
graft an’ th’ pianner player, an ’'
tell th ’ hired man ter keep th*
autymobile locked up in th* g a
rage. W e've got ter make this-
place look as rooral as possible
or them folks w ont think they're
gettin’ their money’s w orth .”—
From “ Mirth and Merriment,”
in The People’s Hom e Journal
Notice is hereby given that dog for July.
licenses are now due and payable
a t the office o f the city recorder.
Any dog running at large,
Art you well, or just near-well?-
w ithout a license, after Jnly 15, Possibly yon are really sick, or
1916, w ill be impounded by the possibly your vigor and energy
peace officer.
are below par?
Dated June 15, 1916
Read The Hygienist and how
Id a M. Woods,
to eat and to care tor yonr body
Recorder o f the City ot Newberg. so yon will get well and be cer
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tain ot real health and unlimited
Indian w a r claims a feature.
File yonr claims now .
Office
next door east ot Electric light
office on First Street, Jfcwberg.
Royal Anna Charrios Wanted.
W e are in the market and
ready to contract for yonr Royal
Anne cherries. Springbrook C an
Thoroughbred Jersey bull, ser ning Co.
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Wanted— Fruit or hop stove.
vice $2.00 in advance. T h or
C VJI. Nichols, phone Black 207.
Wool And M nlrir Wanted.
oughbred Poland China boar,
The Cbehalem Valley Mills is'
service $1.00. F O R 8A L E —thor
The highest market price paid oughbred Lincoln tracks.—G. W . in the market for w ool and mo
for dried prunes by H. 9. Gilè Ac Dayton, y% mile east ot Spauld- hair. It will p ay y o n . to call