Newberg graphic., August 30, 1917, Image 2

mistaken.
When this picture NATTER OF INTER­
was taken 0. K. was not o f acad­
EST TO FARMERS
emy timber. It is his o l d e r
E . H. W O O D W A R D
brother, Walter, who stands on
BdHoranl Pu blub *r
T o the Editor—Would you
the left of Hoover. The one on kindly give me space in your val­
F*M U fc*d«rarr Tfeunduy moraio,
the right is O. J. Hobson who is uable columns to sound a word
OBeu: Graphic Buildln* Ko. WO Pint Straw
p h o u w : Ofleo. W h i w S S : KoGdeuce »luo * ' now living in Seattle.
of caution and advice to farmers
(■ «•ra d • ! tht pMtoSra • ( Kcwborf. Orecou. TREATING PAPERS UNFAIR. who are preparing dressed meats
O u r Fall and W inter stock is almost complete in every departm ent O ur stock
■ « M M d « l M m » t l« r .
to be sold in Portland and other
LY.
cities within the state.
has been selected with the utmost care and w e are pleased to inform our friends
$1.50 Per Y ear in Advance
A great amount of this meat is
and customers that our prices are vary moderate. On account of early buying,
The State Editorial Associa­
condemned and ordered destroy­
and knowing where to buy the right merchandise at the right prices.
tion is making a vigorous protest
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30 . 1017
ed b e c a u s e of reaching the mar­
against another Liberty Loan
ket in such a condition that it is
The prudent housewife will fig­ drive in November and Decem­
M en’s and Young M en’s Suits, the very latest styles at
unfit for food. This is not only
ure on about seven pie-less days ber with free advertising d e
a direct loss to the farmer who
in the week now, with lard for manded from the newspapers as
$12.50 to $45.00
ships it, but in such times when
shortening selling at 30 cents per was the case the first time. We
we are exercising every eftort in
should think the government o f­
pound. _______________
Shoes for Men and Young Men, W om en and Children at moderate prices.
the line,of food conservation, it
ficials would be ashamed to ride
is a loss to the consuming pub­
The biil for the purpose o f rais­
a free horse to death; but the
Fine fine of Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, in all the latest shades and patterns
lic, and we feel a great deal of
ing letter postage to three cents
proposal to impose a special tax
at
reasonable
prices.
such loss could be avoided if
failed in the Senate. Had the
on newspapers from which other
farmers and butchers would,
bill become a law it is doubtful if
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lines o f business are exempt,
Nearly 1000 of the latest styles in Ladies and Misses Coats, Suits, Silk and
properly prepare their meats,
it would have increased thé rev­
seems to come with very poor
W oolen Dresses, Silk Raincoats and Furs at prices within reach of everyone.
taking necessary precaution to
enue as much as its advocates
grace after the newspapers of
believed it would, for it would
see that it reaches the market in
the country gave the govern­
In justice to yourself you should see our stock and get our prices before send­
the best possible condition.
doubtless have curtailed the num­
ment millions o f dollars’ worth
Dr. E. E. Chase, chief meat in­
ber o f letters mailed very mater­
ing
your
money to any catalogue house.
o f publicity that cost them heav­
spector o f the city health depart­
ially.
ily, absolutely without charge.
ment of Portland, informs me
Some hop pickers are out in We are willing to help to the lim­
that during the last 16 months
the yards and the tree frogs are it o f our ability, but we certainly
there has been condemned 18,-
beginning to croak, but this com­ don’t like the sort o f apprecia­
If you are ready to do your Fall buying, before school commences, w e will
426 pounds o f meat that was
bination which has hardly ever tion manifested by. our lawmak­
gladly open a charge account for you. Come in and arrange terms.
killed and dressed by farmers,
failed to break a “ dry spell” in ers—even though the Sentinel is
and this condemnation has not
the past, has failed to bringThe in the class that the tax wont
been on account of a diseased
desired relief, so far. Just wait reach. It would be just as un­
condition of the meat but simply
until the prune pickers are on the reasonable to ask farmers to fur­
on account of what is termed
jo b and an old time soaker may nish free grain to the govern­
“ spoiled meat." We feel that if
ment as to demand free advertis­
reasonably be expected.
farmers and butchers will ob­
M c M in n v il l e , o r .
ing from the newspapers and yet
When those who are asking for the government guarantees the serve the following requirements
and receiving free space regular­ farmer two dollars a bushel for much o f this loss can be elimi­
ly in both the Newberg newspa­ his next year’s wheat crop and nated:
8 p. m.—“ The Reward of L a ­
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Evans re­ property located in the outskirts
1st—The carcasses of veal and
pers for announcing their gather­ at the same time asks the pub­
bor.”
ceived
a cable message from of Newberg to the northwest,
ings. go to a job office to get lisher to work for nothing and hogs must be entirely tree from
Prayer
service
on
Wednesday
France
the
first Qf the week an­ with B. B. Brutnwell, of Lents,
posters printed for announcing board himself.—Coquille Senti­ animal beat before being offered
to the transportation company evening. Let all the members of nouncing the safe arrival in that for property there. The tw o
similai gatherings, the most char­ nel.
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the church renew their zeal and country o f their sou, Arlie, and families expect to make tbe ex­
for shipment.
itable construction we can put on
prepare
for a successful season’s the other Newberg boys.
change as soon as the abstracts
2nd—All carcasses of veal
such a course is that the golden I YAMHILL COUNTY
work.
should have tw o sticks, one in
Rev. Richard Haworth and are completed and the papers
rule was torn out o f the book
V . C Y. U. CONVENTION the
NAZARBNE
thoracic cavity, the other in
children, who are on their way exchanged. The Heacock fami­
they used when they went to
Special meetings begin Sunday
the abdominal cavity, so as to
from Iow a to Long Beach, Cali­ ly came to Newberg from Santa
school
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T h e a n n u a l c o n v e n t io n o f th e
at the Nazarenc church. Evan­
spread the carcass and hold it
fornia, where he will take the Clara, California, and have been
Y a m h il l C o u n t y W . C . T . U . w i ll
gelist
Fred
St.
Clair
comes
from
The season has been ideal for
apart. In hogs weighing over
place as pastor o f one of the residents here long enough to
b e h e ld in th e B a p t i s t c h u rc h in
“Everett,
Washington,
where
he
tiie propagation o f the coddling
200 pounds it would be well to
Friends churches in that city, see most o f tbe grow th of the
N e w b e rg on T u esday and W e d ­
held a most successful meeting.
moth and the worms are vigor­
have them split through the hips
are here visiting bis brothers, town. About the first job Mr.
n e sd a y o f next w eek. F o llo w in g
He
is
a
forceful,
interesting
and
Heacock had here was on a new
ously contesting their rights in
and shoulders, as hogs sour very
John and Justin Haworth.
is th e p r o g r a m :
earnest
speaker.
The
first
ser­
school
building which has' since
orchards. Where spraying is
quickly dnrmg hot weather.
Miss Eunice Lewis drove to
T U E S D A Y M O R N IN G
vice
is
at
11
a.
m.
and
3
p.
m.
been added to until we have the'
not kept up regularly apples and
Thoroughly wash the inside of
9:39 Evangelistic service.............
Portland in the auto one day
and
again
at
night
at
8.
A
cor­
present
grade building. He is
pears will be hit hard by these
........ ....... Rev. Louise P. Round the veal with hot water and
last V eek where she met Prof.
dial
welcome
is
extended
to
all
now
working
for a silo company
pests and no first class fruit can 10:00 Welcome Address Mrs. Etta Moore wipe with a clean cloth until all
Rosa E. Lewis, o f Penn College, in Portland.
by
the
church.
Response..... Mrs. Edna Coleman slime and dampness is thorough­
be expected from neglected or­
Iow a, and Miss McCracken and
10:30
Reports
o f year's work.
chards. Eternal vigilance will
ly removed. The sprinkling of
The home of Mrs. R. E. Brown,
Miss Johnson, of the Pacific Col­
YAMHILL
COUNTY
VETERAN’S
11:15 Department conference...........
be the price paid for the market­
cayenne
pepper
on
the
inside
of
of Spring brook, on the afternoon
.............. Mrs. M. Frances Swope
ASSOCIATION MEET SEPT. 20 lege faculty, and took them for a of August 27, from tw o till five
able product
the
carcass
tends
to
prevent
the
drive over the Columbia River
T U E SD A Y AFTERNOON
work of flies.
o ’clock, was the scene of a gay
1:30 Devotions.
Editor Graphic: Will you kind­ Highway.
There is no puffing o f the en­
All
carcasses,
except
veal,
must
little
birthday party in honor of
2:00 County President’s address .....
Jim Henry, the city marshal, is
ly announce that the Yamhill
gine and taking up slack when an
................Miss Edith M. M inchin be wrapped in a clean cloth be­
little Miss Alda’s eighth birth­
County Veteran’s Association having all kinds o f trouble with
electric train starts, for the pull­
Solo............ ........... Mrs. Babcock fore being offered for shipment.
day. The dining room was dec­
will meet iu the auditorium in auto drivers who fail to comply
ing power is attached at both 2:30 “ Future Work o f W . C. T. U . ”
J. D. Mickle,
orated in pink, the color scheme
.......... ............M. Frances Swope
with the law requiring all ma­
ends of the train and every
Dairy and Food Commissioner. McMinnville on Thursday, Sept.
being carried out in the icecream
20. There will be a free dinner chines to display rear lights.
wheel begins to turn at the same 3:00 Recitations................................ by children
and birthday cake. Miss Sylva
3:20 Paper, “ Ideal Motherhood"....
for the veterans and their fami­ Walter Cook and a Portland
time. This, no doubt accounts
...............y..Mrs. Ideaaa Hanacom SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
Ctemensou presided over the
man named Failing had a collis­
lies.
fo r a number of people who have
Discussion.
luncheon table. Many little in­
The only program as yet an­ ion one evening recently at the teresting games were played,
Music.
been accustomed to steam trains
METHODIST
T U E S D A Y N IG H T
nounced is a lecture by Rev. I. B. corner of First and Main streets ranch to the enjoyment of the
and who in a deliberate way take
The
union
services
are
over
Self, of Fairview, at the evening which is said to have been the little girls. The prizes were ear­
time to bid friends a second 7 JO Devotions.........Rev. Fred Carter
7 JO Welcome Song............by L. T. L. and we begin our regular work
session. His subject will be result of laxness in this respect. ned off by Grace Heater, Vera
good-bye here at the station get
8 JO Address............ Mrs. Adah Unruh at the M. E. church.
“ A Green Soldier Boy.” Com­ Jim says all auto drivers look
le ft when the train starts. Ver­
Music.
Hornbeck and Bernice Newbouse.
Sunday school 9:45. Classes
rade Self was one o f those East alike to him and he proposes to
ily, neither time nor an electric
Recitation, “ M y Little White
Those enjoying the hospitality
for all ages.
Tennesseeans who made his es­ see that the law is complied
B a s k e t " ................................ Fern Fortune
train waits for man.
were tbe little Misses Mary and
Morning worship 11, “ Com­
cape through the confederate with.
W E D N E S D A Y M O R N IN G
Florence Burgoyne, Bernice Car­
The uninitiated, on seeing the 9:30 Devotions..............Mrs. Bartlett munion.”
lines, joining Col. Brownlow’s
B.
S.
Cook
is
out
from
Port­
lisle,
Grace Heater, Vera Horn-
Epworth League 7.
number of letters that reach the 9:46 Paper. “ Value o f the Medal
first term cavalry and earned a land today closing up an ex­ beck, Delight Cowgill and Ber­
Evening song and service 8,
C o n test"......................Miss,Wills
average newspaper office these
lieutenant’s commission at 18 change of the W. P. Hcaeock nice Newhouse.
“ The Healing Touch.” Evange­
days marked “ Official Business,” 10JO Local president’s hour.
years
of age. I understand his
10 JO Election of officers.
listic in its nature.
might readily conclude that the 11 JO Memorial service.
lecture is from his personal ex­
The public is invited to enjoy a
editor had a stand-in with the
periences during the civil war.
W E D N E SD A Y AFTERNOON
good time with us.
“ war college” at the National 1J0 Devotions.
Yours truly,
CHRISTIAN
Capital and that his advice was 2 JO Address...............Miss Lois Smith
H. S. Maloney,
Song, “ In Candy Land” ...........
being sought with reference to
9:45 a. m.—Bible school, Lester
Pres. Y. C. V. A.
......... .......................... by children Jones, Supt.
grave and far reaching matters.
2 JO “ Health and Hygiene in the
But not so. It is simply a mat­
11 a. m.—Sermon, “ The Un­
LOCAL NEWS
H o m e " ...................... Dr. Rankin
shaken
Lite."
ter o f asking free publicity for
S o lo ................Mias Ethel Morris
Mrs. J. C. McLain, of P ort­
all kinds of propositions in the 3JO “ W hat N ext in Reform W o rk "
7 p. m.—C. E. and Junior En­
A home m stfation that offers to yonng
land, has been in town during
;.................................... Rev. Lee deavor.
interest of the government The
the week visiting at the home of
newspapers have certainly done
8 p. m. sermon—“ Peter’s De­
men and young women the benefits o f a N i­
brother, W. W. Hollingsworth.
their bit in the past few months
nial.”
W . C. T. U. GLEANINGS
Mrs. Elizabeth Cbampney, a
PRESBYTERIAN
and they are willing to do more
erai education under good influences at a
well
known author whose books
but there is a possibility o f riding
An exceedingly helpful meeting
Morning serviceat 11—“ Who’s
mm
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■M M iflntlM M AtilkihBkdhdh
meet with ready sale, and her
a free horse to death.
was held at the home of Mrs. Afraid!” by Pastor Lee.
minimum expense.
Sanders last week. The annual
Evening at 8—“ The Precious •on, Friar Cbampney, who is an
architect, as well as a landscape
Its courses o f study are arranged to give that broad1 cul­
The Graphic recently furnished election o f officers was held, re­ Atoning Blood.”
Fred Lockley a photograph o f the sulting in the re-election of the
Monday evening at 8—Session painter of considerable note,
ture which should be the possession o f every intelligent man
were here from Seattle last week
Pacific Academy building a-nd old ones.
meeting.
and woman, which includes Philosophy, History and
group of the teachers and stu­
Several reports of department
Wednesday at 8—Rally prayer as the guests o f the Hull family.
Political Science, the lun gn agos, Biblical Litera­
Vernon T. Hinshaw who was
dent^ taken the year the school work were made, and it was vot­ meeting, “ The Silver Trumpet.”
ture and History, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry,
opened, to be used in a “ Hoover” ed to meet on Wednesday after­ Bible reading, all bring Bibles, one o f the number who contract­
Physics, Public Speaking, Hom e Economics, Music.
ed typhoid fever by drinking
story he wrote for publication in noon of this week to engage or friends.
N e w b e r g 1 G r a p h ic
N A Y B E R G E R ’S
TEACHERS TAKE NOTICE
D. M. NAYBERGER
PACIFIC COLLEGE
the Oregon Journal. We are us­
in g the same picture this week,
along with some information
which we think is worth preserv­
ing. In refering to this picture
the Willamina Times says O. K.
Edwards o f that town appears in
the picture standing beside Bert
Hoover. In this the Times is
in Red Cross work. Superinten­
dents of departments will also
be appointed.
Miss Lois Smith, formerly of
Echo, now o f California, was
present and gave a timely ad­
dress on natiool prohibition,
purity and citizenship, and sang
several selections.
BAPTIST
Regular services resumed next
Sunday.
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10 a. m.—Sunday school; teach­
ers present, full classes urged.
11 a. m.—Morning worship,
sermon theme, “ Abounding.”
7 p. m.—B. Y. P. U. A confer­
ence op the fall and winter work.
water from a well in McMinn­
ville when attending the funeral
o f Judge Dodson, is now able to
get abont a little. Mrs. Hinshaw
is also able to be up some and
will soon be out. Mrs. W. E.
White, another victim, is show-
i«ig good progress ou the road
to recovery.
Last year a Com m ercial Course was added, which
proved to be popular.
The date o f opening the new school year is October 1.
F or Catalogne and further inform ation
Address the President, Levi T. Pennington