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Will practice in «11 the court* of the
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LOSS M TRENCHES PLEASURE OF BEING NEEDED OLE BULL’S COLONY
T * Know You Can Lend Assistane to
Som* On* Croati y Lssssn* tbs
Strain of DlaeontonL
THE
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
Mate. Special attention given to pro-
bad* work, the writing of need», mort- Mortality Less Than in Any of
.Norwegian’ s Dream of Model
n n a , oontracta and the drafting of all
“I’m
really
worried
about
Miaa
Kus-
the Previous W ars.
Home Now Scene of Ruin.
Mgal paper*.
Newbetv, Oregon.
1
tadn,” Mrs. Jessup declared. “Of
O m ca-Socond Floor in Union Block
course evAyoiie knows that It was
Makes Clubbing Arrangement With
Physician Asserts That Disease le So hard for her to lose her savings and Recalls Misplaced Con fide noo and
go Into the home, but the home’s pleas
Made All the More Tragic Bocauao
Thoroughly Eliminated That a
ant, and she has a big room all to her
of Splondid Ideal*.
Sick Man le a Curiosity.
self ; and we are always sending her
things or Inviting her round to tea to
Readers with relatives and friends show that she isn’t left out; yet abe .Only the ruin of the villa “Valhalla”
Practice in all court«; Probate. Deeds,
Mortgagee and all legal papers. Ab- at the front should get considerable goes round with a face ‘as long as my remain* of the lll-fategi Norwegian col
examined.
comfort from a study of the mortality arm, and the tears come Into her eyes ony established by 01* Ball In Pennsyl
statistics of the armies recently put
vania in the late ’50s. The story of
MONG oar large circle of readers
W M M M W H I I W t t W M »» » forward Df a well-known physician, if you look at her. Really, I'm almost the colony, says the Kansas City
out of patience. I wouldn't have be
there are | great many who are in-
London Tlt-Blts states. While his fig lieved It of Miss Euatacla.”
Times, Is one of misplaced confidence,
ures are not so favorable as those
Mrs. Crane looked out Into the yard. made all the more tragic Jtocauae of
given out from Parts Indicating that She was a plump little woman with the splendid Ideals that led to Its es
all kinds of permanent losses—killed, tender, luminous brown eyes that had tablishment.
naturally wish to keep in close touch with ag
captured, missing and disabled—aggre a way of seeing far into th* heart at
The great Norwegian violinist, al
gate bat 3 per cent per snrium of the tlmes.’L
ricultural activities throughout the state;
ways an admirer of America, wished
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effective forces engaged, they'are nev
* Phone*
and to know about any fight which is being
“What pretty little tea parties Miss to obtain a location for a model colony
ertheless distinctly encouraging.
Office, White 22; Ree. Red 12S
of
his
countrymen.
He
bought
a
thou
waged for 'the measures Oregon formers
’Stacia used to give,” she said musing
He finds that about sixty men per
wont and against all sorts of schemes thnt
O M I É M S W M ÉM M O W W i 1,000 are being killed and ISO wound ly. “She made a different feel’ about sand acres of a firm of land dealers
them somehow.”
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< and soon afterward brought to this
are
detrimental to the people and agricultural
ed and that a very large proportion of
“1 know It,” Mr*. Jqssup agreed. “1 country several hundred Norwegians.
interests of this state.
the latter return to the trenches. This, don’t know exactly why, unless be A clearing was made, the village of
naturally. Is not to be compared with cause she was so happy over them her Oleana built and. In an address to the
We have, therefore, made a special clubbing
the normal death rate In time of peace self that she made everyone else feel townspeople. Ole Bull set forth the
arrangement with THE OREGON FAR
of men of military age, which Is but the sume way.”
hopes that had inspired his mission.
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MER whereby any farmer or fruitgrower*
eight per 1,000; but It Is a vast Im
The address follows:
“And how many summers was it
who
is one o f our regular subscribers and who
provement upon the showing of any that she took to her home a little
“Brothers of Norway 1 From the
ftp
not
now a subscriber to THE OREGON
pfrevtous war.
fresh-air girl?” asked Mrs/Crane, with clime where the n'orth wind has Its
Office over First National
FARMER, will be entitled ft> receive THE
For one thing, disease has been so an uir of innocent reminiscence. “Last home; where the maelstrom roars, and
Bank
OREGON FARMER in combination with
thoroughly eliminated that a sick man
It was a mother and a sick baby, where .the aurora for half the year
Phone White 3-1
this
paper at the ammo rate as for this pa p »
ts a curiosity. The soldier at the front time
takes the place of the .genial sun, we
wasn’t It?"
is certainly less liable to attack than
“1 guess it must be full as much as buve come to find a home. When we
If he were at home. Everything he fifteen.
I hadn't thought of that be were among our mountains, and war
This offer applies to all those who renew er
eats and drinks and wears, almost
fore,
but.
I suppose she does miss wus bringing want and famine upon
extend
their subscriptions as well ss to s i
everything he touches, ts subject to tfiat!”
us. we heard there was a country la a
now
subscribers.
If you are interested di
the finest medical supervision of which
Mrs. Crane’s soft eyes shone with milder climate where liberty dwelt and
science ts capable, and If any particu sudden
rectly
or
indirectly
(a Oregon agriculture^
plenty
reigned.
Upon
looking
over
our
passion.
V a n V a lin 'D e n ta l P a rlo rs
larly persistent barillas were to get
do
not
miss
this
unusual
opportunity, M
“Miss them.? Things like that—giv records, we found that our country
Into his system in spite of all precau
O ra r U. S. Nati— »I Baak
■end
your
order
in
now.
. ,
men,
under
Thorfln,’
had
discovered
tions. It would find him In such su ing things—were her life, Ellen Jes that_Jand more than eight hundred
sup!
Do
you
suppose
that
being
In
perb condition that Its work would be vited to tea and having flowers carried years* ago, bat that they were met by
THE OREGON FARMER is the one fs n s
futile. The high command* have thor to
psper
which is devoting itself e z d n d n lf
her are going to make up to Miss cruel and savage Indians, and had left
oughly learned the lesson that it does ’Stacia
to
the
forming activities aad interests o f
no
record
of
themselves,
except
some
for having nothing to give?"
not pay to train a man to be a soldier
Oregon. It has s big organization gath
traces of their sad history engraven
“But—she
hasn't
anything
we
and then lose him from a cause that
ering the news of importance to farrn sn
want!” Mrs. Jessup said bewllderdly. In the rocks of Fall river, and one tem
ts In the least degree preventable..
ple which they raised to God off an
fruitgrowers, stock raisers and
“Exactly.
That’s
what’s
breaking
By this same token, experience, both l^er heart.”
D R . A . M . D A V IS
Island at the month of Narraganaoft
and it has the backbone 1» s i-
In the protection of the soldier and
“But you can't make yonrself want bay. All other record of them had
methods and combinations and
in the care of the wounded. Is stead
passed away.
things
when
you
don’t,”
Mrs.
Jessup
la
d
legislation,
and support honest
ily reducing the death rate as the war
“How different la oar reception from
and beneficial measures. We are
progresses. Not only are new tactics argued.
“I suppose not;” Mrs. Crane said that which Thorfln and hla followers
iftlee a n r Farfaaon't Dree
that ear readers win congratulate us an 'wm
constantly being developed which re
with a sigh. “Well, I must be going received. No savage Indian startles us
sult
In
loss
exposure
of
the
Individual
being able to make this splendid aad afo
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with his war whoop, but kind friends
soldier, but he is constantly being along. Ran over soon, Ellen.”
tractive dubbing offer.
At
the
turn
of
the
road
Mrs.
Crane
meet
us
on
every
side,
taking
ns
by
the
better equipped with .defensive ap
paratus to minimize the effects of bal met Lauretta King. The girl nodded hand and giving us welcome to our
THE OREGON FARM ER, 3 Years.............
$ 3.09
with snllen brows. Mrs. Crane stop new home.
let pr shrapnel or gas attack. Finally, ped.
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“Brothers
of
Norway
!
We
must
not
THE NEWBERG GRAPHIC, 1 Year
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from many classes of wounds which
“What’s the matter, Lauretta?” she disappoint this confidence, but by
L i t t l e f i e l d A R o m ig ! I would have spelled probable death in asked.
lives of industry and honesty show to
1914 and certain'crippling In 1915, re
S3 J O
“Matter?
I
wunt
Miss
Eustaria,
our new brothers that they have not
covery Is now almost a matter of
By Spedai C U M * Rate, tofo far
that’s what’s the matter. I used to misplaced their friendship.
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course.
run
in
every
day
or
twb
when
things
“And
now,
to
these
gentlemen
of
The drafted man who goes as t a or
This remarkable offer is mad*
i
possible by s radical reduction
a n d SU R G EO N S
dinary soldier, taking his Judgment were bard at home, and she’d help me New York and Pennsylvania, who have
in the subscription rate ! <
of the Oregon
_ Farmer to > release
i
many
through,
but
now—”
so kindly assisted by their counsel and
; Office in First N*t’l Bank Bldg, j with him and leaving his excessive en
men from its large army of solicitors for use in other industries
“Have you told her so?” Mrs. Crane advice tn this work, I return my most
and in the military establishment.
Phone,' Black 31
thusiasm behimff has every chance
asked
of coming back, and in better physical you?" quickly. “Oh, Lauretta, have sincere and heartfelt thanks, and cast
ing ourselves upon the goodness of our
condition than when he left.
“Told her? I haven’t been up there, heavenly Father, resting secure upon
She ll be too'busy with all those' peo his promise, let us go on In tfie dally
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Tit for T a t
ple.”
performance of every duty, and he
subject of the Sunday sermon
Mrs. Crane even gave her u push. will bless ns.”
* I D R .T H O S . W . H E S T E R § at The
one of the uptown New York “Uo, Lauretta; go this minute. She’s
There whs a pathetic aftermath.
churches was the duties of the citi been eating her heart because no one
« P h y sician a n d S u rg e o n » ‘ zen
Hardly
had the pioneers got well un
In time of wur. The need of con needed her. And tell her that I’m com
Office in Dixon Building
der way with their homebulldlng when
servation
of
all
foodstuffs
was
em
ing tomorrow. 1 want her—Just her
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phasized, and among the persons who to help me do a dozen things. Hurry, It wus discovered that the violinist bad
been victimized. The company that
NEWBERG - - OREGON
gave eur was a small boy. replete tn Lauretta!”
■old him the lund had no valid title to
Sunday finery. He sat with his grand
But Lauretta was Already gone,
IL The people of Oleana scattered,
father. a stout, rather red-faced man. youth’s Companion.
some
of them penniless and with few
who was obviously devoted to the
» ------------------------------
friends In the new country. Ole Bull,
youngster. “And at this time,” said
with splendid loyulty to those he had
An Aviator's Farewell.
the clergyman. In the fourse of his
brought to this puss, gave public con
Monsignor
de
Gibergues,
bishop
of
sermon, “it la the small sacrifice whlcM'
means so much to the good of the Valence, has lost his seventh nephew certs to raise money for their relief.
nation generally. There Is a shortage In the war—M. Anthelme de Gibergues.
C H IR O P R A C T IC
A* Pacifist.
of
sugar. Well, let us eat less candy, amongst whose papers was found the
P H Y S IC IA N
following
moving
letter
of
farewell
ad
The
newcomer
bad hardly seated
for Instance.” The stout man nudged
himself In the railway compartment
hla grandson. “It Is time for sober, dressed to his parents:
“If one day. with wings broken in before he l*egan to talk, relates Lon
clear-headed action on the part of all.”
LAD Y A T T E N D A N T
Instant warmth. Less
continued the clergyman; “and when the blue heavens, I fall, to the earth don Tlt-Blts “I am a pacifist,” said
there are so many war needs for al und return to God, may these lines car be in a voice as If he wanted to dis
furnace heat needed—
cohol, why, for Instance, should any ry to my father and mother the last arm all interruption. “If we can’t heat
thoughts,
desires
and
dreams
of
the
the
enemy
In
three
years
It’s
time
we
man now partake of spirituous
fewer grate and coal-
liquors?” Then the small boy nudget^ son they loved so tenderly. As my started waving the olive branch In
stove fires. Portable.
body nears the earth, my soul will stead of the sword.”
hla grandfather.
soar to unknown heights, and the sep
Just then u severe feminine face
E c o n o m i c a l .1 N o
aration will be victory. It will be a Inserted Itself at the carriage window
Search for Oil in Britain.
•moke or odor.
Certain eminent American geolo full-hearted ‘Magnificent;’ adoring “la there a John Tumson here? Aye,
STANDARD OIL
there
he
is.
Cam
oot
o’
thnt
smokin’
prayer
of
expiation
for
what
I
have
gists, the house of commons was told
COMPANY
lately, hold that it Is well worth while left undone rather thun for what I carriage, ye heathen, before I tak’ yo
(cAuroaniA)
by
the
lug.
Dae
ye
think
your
wife’s
have
done.
And
lastly
it
will
be
a
sup
to spend a considerable sum of money
tn exploring for possible petroleum de- pliant cry which cannot but be heard ■ huddle for the curin'?”
of tlw Neefcerf Feed Co. , posits in Great Britain, according to for everlasting life, for strength and
John Tarn son left, und the aston
i a London correspondent. The speaker, comfort for those I leave behind, and ished silence which follower! was bro
I a spokesman for the board of trade, for mercy* and glory for beloved ken by one passenger remarking;
France, the coming of the Kingdom of "Pair fellow, nae wunner he's a pacif
i added;
ist. It’s malr nor three years o’ war
“It Is Impossible to exaggerate the God.”
he’s bad. I'm thlnkln'.”
<; YOUR
j Importance of finding oil In this coun
His Waterloo.
try. We cannot yet say that It is hero,
FOR SALE BY
O f Q . M. KEILING
A Handy Utensil.
"There Is u fellow they call the ‘Mir
but It U certainly worth looking for.
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“Oil Is almost more Important at this acle Man.’ "
“The soldiers In the trenches wear
moment than anything else. You may
gas masks, and near the front the L a rk in -P rin c e H a rd w a re C o.
“Why?”
J . B. M o u n t H a rd w a re C o
have men, munitions and money, but
“Because they say be can do any French children go to school with
If you have no oil you are without the thing.”
them on,” mnaed a citizen of Pari-
W . W . H o llin g sw o rth Co.
greatest motive power we are usln^.”
‘Til bet there’s one thing he can’t wlnkle. who was of unusual wldtp be
twixt the eyes, observes the Kapsas
do.”
Concerning th* Tuaoock Moth.
City 8tar. “I believe If I eoula get
“What’s that?"
H O P S O N A E L L IO T T
The New York stnte college of for
“I’ll bet be can’t convince a woman hold of a practicable gas mask I would
FUNEXAL DIRECTORS—EMBAUMERA
estry st Syracuse hss recently sent out that she snores In ber sleep.”
wear It to the town hall tonight, where
the handbills announce that Hon.
H am draws ^ o r ^ i^ Faaigsl^ Caf as preferred a circular letter to chambers of com
merce throughout the state warning
Not Satisfactory.
Braggin Blow will talk on the patriotic
O fce md Parlor» 705 aad 705 1-2 F n ( Street against the ravages of the tnssock
“What did she say when yon klased duties of the hour, but where In real
PfcoMK OftceGraaa I Ifi. Rea. Blue 118, Red 8 moth, which bid fair to be severe on her?”
ity he will with many words permit
shade trees during the next growing
“Told me to come around Fridays ns to learn the glad news that at the
season. The egg masses, which are hereafter, as that was amateurs’ earnest solicitation of his many
white and conspicuous, may be seen night”—Judge.
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friends he has nRuctantly consented to
readily at the present time on tha
become a candidate for re-election to
bank of elms particularly, and these
In the Right Place.
congress.”
may be collected and destroyed or
“You seem at home here,” remarked
danbed with creosote so that they will a man at the post office to the poet-
The Smallest Cartoon.
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Residence Blue 6
not hatch. The college in Its letter muster.
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A certain small boy has drawn a
has suggested that local shade tree or
“Yes.’i replied the latter, “this Is my caricature picture of President Wilson
P*rk commissions take the matter of stamping ground.”
upon a slng'e grain of corn. He spent
destroying the egg masses In hand at
about a half hour In doing the work,
ooce and push it vigorously.
Contrary Evidence,
for which he used water colors, says
Tha greater cunnot go Into the Christian Science Monitor. It Is said
. J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
Than Ananias Turned Over.
less.”
that some time ago he drew a similar
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The only Abstract Book* in
First Dentist—The fact Is. I’ve got
“So they say. But how Ts It on picture upon a single grain of corn
gentleness down to such a fine point these blowy duys that half the dust In and, upon sending his work to the pres
Yamhill County
! SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS-Planta in pots, cyclamens,
that all my patients go to sleep while the world gels Into my eyes?”
ident. he received an appreciative ac
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes- gerani
Y am hill C o u n ty A b stra c t Col I’m pulling their teeth.
knowledgment from Washington. This
ums,
cal la lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. JRoees I
McMnortniAJL
O r bg o r
Det^nd Dentist—That’s nothing 1
Is believed to he the smallest cartoon
Easy to Remedy.
our
specialty
(strong plants). Low prices.
Mine are Itegfnnlng to have their
picture in the world, foa It measures
He—How shabby those boats look.
taken while I operate,
8he—Why should Itont* be shabby? tnly about n quarter or "an Inch tn
Graphic and Semi-Weeklyjour- photograph*
because they always have such a I’ve often heard my brotherrialk about the longest direction. The likeness la
nal |2 . per year.
pleasant expression on their faces.
In profile.
the painters they had on hoard?
~ a R. CHAPIN
The Oregon Fanner
LAW YER
Offers 11 nusnal Opportunity to Iff Readers
Dr. H. C. Dixon ; I
D E N T IS T
I
Dr. H . M. Massey |
D E N T IS T I
DENTIST
PHYSICIANS
Dr. £. E. Daniels
Monuments
fv
V. A. VINCENT
M ONUM ENTS
PERFECTION
OIL HEATER
UNDERTAK ERS
W hen in Need of a Plum ber
E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St., Newberg
I T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S i:
JOHN GOWER
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