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C. W. Parker attd fami
down from Turner Sunday.
A daughter o f Mm. Sadie
ber and four children ca
from Marshfield Wednesday
an extended visit.
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M. W. Gumm, who has more
than 200 peach trees o f the
Early Crawford and Elberta va
rieties, says he has a good crop
coming on.
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out an Electric Range
You’ll have one some day,
W hy W ait?
Rav. J. H. Lee who recently re
turned from Eastern Washing
Misses Vera and Helen
ton and Idaho says the prop
nard visited friends and ati
M in A amp* Bushnrll, ot P ort .Miss Rgth Ella Chaplin, o f ed the Chantauqua at McMinn prospects are fine throughout
land is the guest o f the R. J. For Btfrmerton, Washington, is visit ville last week.
that great country.
syth family.
ing the Stannard girls.
Several Newberg people at
Mr. and Mm. Levi Gilbrrt
F. H. Buchanan was down
W. B. White spent last Sunday Were here from Salem last
tended some o f the sessions o f
from the county aeat on bu»i in Portland with Mr*. Wtyte day in attendance at the funciwl the McMinnville Chantauqua
E njoy today w hat the genius o f m an has contrived
who is taking care of ber sister, ot Mrs. D. J. Gilbert.
neaa Wednesday.
last week and they speak in flat
for the com fort o f those w h o rock the cradle and
Mrs. W. R. Oliver came up Mm. T. B. Wright, ¿t# -
Vernon T. Hihshaw who b< tering terms o f the talent and
from Portland Monday after
Miss Alta Howe, o f Browns a small Indiana silo last seagon programs given.
rule the w orld. Electric cooking is the ideal w a y .
noon and returned the same ville; visited in New berg last Fri says he found the investment 'go
S. P. Timberiake and M. P.
It is cooking D e L uxe. .. V
evening.
day with Mrs. W. J. Wilson o f profitable that it almost pyid Elliott went to Portland Tues
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Mrs. Jfcssie Silver returned to the Wilson conlectionery.
day morning to do Uoited States
for itself the first year.
Prof,
and
Mts.
Oliver
Weeshet
her home in Portland Sunday
. j . C. Kirk, o f Pasco, Washing jury duty- Merrit Timberiake is
after a tw o weeks’ visit with are planning a trip to Indiana ton, Who had been here visiting "boss” for the Newberg Trans
with the intention of spending a
relatives here.
his daughter, Mm. W. E. TerrHl, fer Co. in his father’s absence.
E asy T erm s
couplé
o
f
months
visiting
with
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. ,ot
Mrs. Curtis Houspr i* at Tur
left for Portland Wednesday for
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Condeau, South Dakota, are in relatives.
ner this week in attendance at
a short visit on his w ay home.
Newberg visiting their cousins,
Roy Heater who grew up am
Dr. T- W. Hester and Joe Hoi- the State Convention of Chris
Mrs. M. H. Bowerman and Mrs. was educated here was over Kngsworth are o ff in their autos tian churches and is serving in
from Hillsboro last Saturday
R. J. Booth.
for *tbe McPhiHpps Camp at the capacity ot first pianist, a
Miss Bvangeline Yerk* s. o t j calling on his numerous friends Nestucca beach where the Hester position which she is well quali
“ IT SERVES Y O U RIGHT”
Portland, is to be the week-end about to w n . V ;
family will remain for several fied to fill.
Nelson J. Sykes, of the Spaul weeks.
guest o f Miss Dorothy Cox. She
' Mr. aod Mrs. Wm. Stratton
is a young Portland singer, and ding Loggin g Co., who was out
who
were here from F ort Rock,
George Allen who was engaged
from
Portland
Monday
said
the
may be ranked Bret, The
a student o f Rose Courses Reed.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Martin got
in the hardware business in Lake county, for a visit with
attributed
to a
chin
J. L. Hoskins will leave here lumber supply was now ahead Newberg back in 1908-10 spent relatives, returned home last awav last week on their crip to may be canceled by shaving K.
They man who accepta Ida face aa i
on Friday for points in Eastern o f the demand.
a little time in Newberg last Fri- week. While here they shipped the old home in Iow a.
gave It to film, braving It to tbs
several
crates
of
cherries
out
to
will
be
gone
for
several
weeks.
Oregon and Washington, and
President Pennington and fam day. He is now living on a
issi®
without
their
home.
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w ill visit with relatives at Cald ily are spending a little vacation farm near Beaverton.
Mrs. \. E*. Way, daughter-in- must be rlaeeed
well, Idaho, before returning on the Santiam river oat east o f
Miss Btnmel, a former student law of D. B. Way, who had been manly quality. Cartoonists and novel
W. J. Nottage who has been
home.
in
Pacific College and a daugter here for some time on a visit, left ists have waived the trank «U n to «bn
Salem, Possibly he may do
working in the Carlton Sentinel
Umbo of the Inefficient and Inapt lot
The “ electric starter” on -the little fishing on the side while he office for some time has secured of Mr. and Mrs. Enitnel who for her home at Lexington Tues the mar
: thorn the masterful Jaw
take heart, be baa bat to abavo to
evening train from Portland, is there.
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a position with the News-Re- lived on a Chehalem Mountain day afternoon.
show the qualities
Wednesday, due to arrive here
Mrs. C. J. Hoskins went to
His farm several years ago, was here
Prof. W alter Ricks, superin porter in McMinnville.
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a t 6:58, failed to work when tendent ot the Pasco, Washing family will continue to occupy from Milwankie last Sunday vis McMinnville Wednesday evening
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Elk Rocjk was reached, causing a ton, .schools, was an over-Sun tbfcir Newberg home.
with the intention of making an
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delay ot tw o hours.
Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Stephens auto trip out into the Coast
day visitor with Jake Taylor.
C. J. Leavitt who has been
who'bave
been living out on the Mountains with Comtmasioaer
Rev. Charles O. Whitely and He has been making the Ellison- Centerville, Washington, w i
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family went to Portland Tues W h it e Chautauqua c i r c u it his son who is preaching there, Dayton road left here on Tues W. S. Allen and County Clerk C.
day for Mehama where they will B. Wilson, who are going out to
day for a visit with Mr. and through Oregon as business returned the first o f the
spend some time visiting with make settlement fo r the county
Mrs. O. J. Sherman and on the manager at a number o f points. He says he and Mrs. Leavi
relatives, after which they will for the work done on the Soar
follow ing day they all made a
ho was also at Centerville,
County Agricultural Agent M
1857. however. Urn
return to their former home at Grass road.
drive over the Columbia RivCr S. Sbrock, who was down from centlyjtook an outing a
Into nine Innings The pttclnrtef tff
Los Angeles.
H ighw ay in the Sherman ma McMinnville in company w ith the base o f Mt. Adams, wl
One twelve feet
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Mr.
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Owen k. Macgill, mail carrier, was the first they had
>11 very. JOnt the
as Is
ward have gone to Salem today, A Comparison ef Our Territory WMh in cricket today. *
Rev. Nicholas Walter is having on Tuesday afternoon said that Since they were married.
the 6 send! we visa Countries
in
company with former Indiana
In IMS the old -Une- ter the i
some trouble over a real estate' the Valley Canhing Co.’ s plant,
Prof. Eli Hadley came
schoolmates. Judge ’ and Mrs.1 Alaska baa the aame latitude aa Den to mend behind tree done a wa
deal, he having been sued in the when completed, ^would be one from Portland last Friday to
and • the i willst - Halted to a “box’*
Hiram E. Hadley, o f Seattle, mark. Norway. Swadao and Finland twelve feat loaf and four feet wbfa
Clackamas County Circuit Court' o f the best appointed canneries ■. tend the funeral of Juj ~
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who came through in a machine, M m . iUT.lwim .nr
bat in tuie arra bn coaid roam at wtn
tor
damage*, by W ja tT s ^ fie fiat ever teen.
Mrs. D. J. Gilbert, and retrained
and throw from whatever spot I
that b u obtained
Mr. ’ Hadley hating legal busi
and Gertrude George.
The ' F. W. Holcombe.died at his
pleased. A few years later the “tail
Scandinavian countries,
er tor a visit with relatives
ness to look after in the Capital lntenaiflad by bat
grast was made nix feet square, and In 18<
Georges traded acreage in Polk home in the foot hills o f the until Monday afternoon o f this
It waa again reduced to four feet wide
| latent resources.
.
county tor there lots-in Medford, Const Mountains west o f Cari- week. He has been teaching-.foj City-
The Scandinavian coon trice have 18, and six feat long. Tan yen re later It
Things are humming this week 000 square miles Bader cultfvatfoa and vraa made a root longer and a toot
which they claim were misrepre 'jton on Friday of last week, thirty-one years and the greater
at the cannery and the juice 75.000 equate miles in graatait. Our de wider and In 18*7 eut down in leag
sented.
j The body was brought to New- part pf the time in the Portlgjid
pertinent ot asrlcsltnre baa classified to live and one-half feet
Those hoses ' being always a soar
Mrs. S. F. Wallace left this i berg for burial by Hodson & El- schools. He savs that in the plant. A t the cannery on Mon 00.000 square miles in Alaska as suit
day and Tnesdav 38,400 pounds able for cultivadoa. located mostly in of much I bange ami discussion. they I
morning for a vacation of tw o , liott and the funeral was held at past eight years he has not, in
(be Sualtwa. Tanana and Kuekokerln Were finally abolished altogp:ber at
months and will visit in Califor-! the M. B. church on Sunday af- single instance, resorted to coif o f berries and fruit were taken valleys, wtth an additional 100,000 suit a ruhlwr slab 12 by 4 luche* usai tbe»r
in, and the canned product is pil able for bay and grasing, and another piare, tbe pitcher being required to
nia, Iow a, Nebraska, Illinois, ternoon. Deceased was a black- poral punishment in ant form.
ing
np rapidly, with something 100.000 square miles o f reindeer range keep Ills back tool against the stab
Michigan and Minnesota before smith by trade and worked in
A. Q Bancroft, who is grow
This estimate makes available for ag Tbl* slab « ms enlarged to two feet by
she returns. She goes first to the shop south o f fhe First Na- ing a forty-acre crop of potatoes over seventy women and twenty rlcnltural purposes 200.000 square six luche» ib It&K) and has remained
miles ot the 560.440 square miles which the same since.—Philadelphia Bulletin
Los Angeles w here she will be tional Bank for a time a few on the island above town, savs men at work.
met by her son who lives in the years ago. F. W. Holcombe, of the tops o f the vines are already
Haxel Carolyn; little daughter constitute Alaska’s total area.
Alaska’s annual output o f gold la
GROW. BUT DON’T S W E L L .
Imperial Valley, and they will Newberg, is a son o f the de- meeting between the rows and o f Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Olsen, of $20.000.000. Fisheries produce nearly
g o from there to San Diego to ceased. He is also survived by a he is expecting a great yield this Fernwood, died Friday evening, as much; It baa the richest and largest Save Exertion of Boosting and Uao 1«
copper deposits In the world; It has
see the exposition.
widow and tw o daughters.
In Doing Your Tasks.
season. He thinks the outlook July 7, after a long illness, aged coal deposits equaling those o f Penn
It
Is
well
tor you to bare cuaOdeocu
or better prices than were ob seven years, three months and sylvania and West Virginia in quality In yncr ability,
but when It reaches the
tained last season is also good, twenty-eight days. The funeral and surpassing them In volume
ats;e
of
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beudeduess"
your value
The Scandinavian countries have IX
owing to the tact that much was held Sundav at 10:30 at OOOjOOO population and 14.ouo.u00 head to yourself or to any one else begins to
i f it S sn 't an Cast man, it is n 't a Jfoctak
dwindle
land in California on which po the Seventh Day Adventist of live stock. Applying the same ratio
“Some men grow wtth responsibility;
to
the
available
lands
of
Alaska
would
tatoes were grow n last season church, Eld. Faulconburg, of give ber a population pf 30,000XX)0. others merely swell.** Tbe man wl
Portland officiating.
swells baa ceased to grow.
is planted t o other crops.
with 60,000.000 live stock.—Hon. A
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Newberg Drug Company
PRANK H. CALDW ELL, M gr.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, of
Kansas City, Missouri, recently
married and out on their honey
moon trip, visited here from Sat
urday night until Monday with
Rev. Charles O. Whitely and J.
L. Hoskins, and on Sunday
night he preached at the Friends
church. He is a brother of Prof.
F. K. Jones, former teacher in
Pacific College, and they y ill
visit the latter at Santa Paula,
California, on the w ay home.
The funeral o f Mrs. D. J. Gil
bert, whose death w a s a n
nounced last week, was held at
Friends church on Friday after
noon at 2:30 o ’clock and was
largely attended. A q u a r t e t
composed of Professors Taggart
and Lewis and Mrs. C. 0.
Whitely and Mrs. T. L. Cum
mings, sang "Beautiful Isle o f
Somewhere” and "Abide With
Me,” and Mrs. W. L. Robertson
sang the well known hymn,
"Some Time We’ll Understand.”
An extended obituary was read
by Prof. Wallace Hadley, of
Mooresvillc, Indiana, a nephew
o f the deceased. The funeral ser
mon was given by the pastor.
A t the grave, Barr (Oak Circle,
W. 0. W., o f which the deceased'
was a member, conducted the
services.
Ralph Butt and M. H. Galt
left here on last Saturdav even
ing in the former’s canoe, "Tippe
canoe,” lor Portland
They
camped below Buttleville over
night and went ou the next day,
arriving in the city at 2:30 in
the afternoon. They report an
¡enjoyable trip. The canoe was
sent back by rail the next day.
Mrs. F. S. Baldwin, of Mil.
waukee, Wisconsin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Churchill, is
spending a few weeks at New
berg with her parents. This be
ing her first visit to these parts
and to the great Northwest, she
finds much in the scenery, ver
dure, flora and climate that calls
for expressions of delight, won-
derand enthusiasm.
Station Agent George Wash
ington James is taking his first
hand at baching and it will be
well tor those who have business
to transact at the office to avoid
crossing him, as his digestion is
somewhat
impaired.
M r s.
James has gone to Coulee City,
Washington, to spend a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Jordon, this being her first trip
outside of Oregon, and Miss
Myrtle is visiting at Toledo,
Lincoln county, with Miss Syl
via Cobb.
He has reached a place where I
thinks he baa all tbe knowledge he
needs, and natureUy an growth Is. re
tarded.
S H A P E O F T H E S H O E.
The beet way—tbe most convincing
It le Radically Wrong, and All on Ae- way—to prove one's capability la by
actions, not words
count of tho Last.
Tbe fellow who Is continually brag
In tbe America u Magazine Dr A r
thor R. Reynolds, former health com ging about what be can do Is seldom of
mlssloner o f Chicago, tells of the many much account.
It la tbe man who does things In a
troubles that can make life miserable
and that come from feet that were quick. Intelligent manner who wins.
Such a man will be found at the top
ueglected In childhood Among other
iiecanse
be deserves to be there
things be says:
All concerns want him. because be
“ Children should go barefooted at alt
times while Indoors and through the not only arcompllabew much a* tbe re
sult of bla concentrated endeavor, but
summer. They should never wear any
bis Influence le good ou tbe other em
foot covering at any time that In any ployece
wav distorts tbe toes or any pert of
Save the exertion It takes to toll what
tbe foot or that Interferes In eny way yon can do and use It In performing
with its normal growth and develop yoor tasks Tn this w iy you will get
ment. Tbe aame may be said of adulta so much consideration eventually that
‘Any reform lu the aha|ie of shoes you will not be tempted to brag
must begin with the shoemaker’s last
Tbe other fellow will do It for yota.-
Shoemakers do not seem to be able to Loulsvtlie Herald
get away from fonn and beauty In
Shaping It
It la abated largely by
Cheeky John Forster.
guess and Is pointed and turned np a*
In “ William ilanison Ainsworth and
the toe. No normal foot is so shaped.
His Friends” tbe author. 8 M Bills,
“The only rational last la made from tells a qualm story ot AloMwortb and
a plaster cnat of the foot while hearing his friend John Forster
Ainsworth
weight and the mold can be made onlv bad discovered a line set o f llogartb's
of some semi-solid material that hard engravings which waa held at £&. a
ena when cool or dry There Is little sum which, be said. “ I could not lust
hope of getting a rationally shaped then spare or at least did not think I
shoe until tbe wooden last la totally ought to spare I took John Koreter
discarded, it la safe to aaecrt that down to see the Hogarth*, wbereupoui
good looking and nondeformlng shoes be actually said that be would aod
can be made without I t ”
must have them himself end aa be had'
not <5 o f loose money at that moment
The Magto Shavo.
I should lend that stun to him.
I
Tbe man with a retreating chin may pointed out tbe absurdity o f tho pout
grow a beard and hide It. or he may bon—that 1 wanted the engravings tor
frankly shave the exiguous offender, myself and could not afford to lay out
careless whether It recedes or not The tbe money; bow. then, could I land lt-
utmost candor may be seen In a shaven to him? It was of no ore He over
chin, and of all tbe manly, valorous ruled me. bad the £A of me and bought
the Uogartba I worn longing ter.”
"nnlltlea that of candor, downright
Barton Hepburn In Leslie’s