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SH ERW OOD. OREGON
IDEAS MAY UNDERGO CHANGE
South American’s Impression as to
Qualities of American Soldiers Is
8ubject to Revisien.
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Yam hill County
Y a m h ill C o u n ty A b stra c t C o .
M c M in n v il l b .
How the first American soldiers to
arrive in Paris impressed the corre
spondent o f a certain South Ameri
can newspaper is indicated by the
following excerpt from Inter-Amer
ica.
Large, slow,
phlegmatic,
the
Americana filed through the streets
of the city (Paris) without being af
fected in the least by the “ parade.”
They are dressed rather as cow
boys than as soldiers, and they savor
of the far West. Among them these
is no display of gold lace, no fine
trimmings, and barely an oak leaf,
an eagle, or a star shows on their
collars or shoulders to indicate their
rank. They are strong and healthy,
and they are not warlike.
They give the impression of be
ing good, frank, well-trained boys;
and they will get themselves killed—
since this is what they came for—
and they will die in the Danteaque
waste o f No Man’s Land with great
valor, while seeking with their al
most infantile blue eyea the maternal
boaom o f their native heavens and
the soft horizon o f the prairies.
O rbuon
“ Anyhow,” said the patient wom
an, “ my husband is wonderful law-
abiding.”
“ In what particular way?”
“ He isn’ t satisfied with one work
ings day a week. He wants five or
six.”
D E A R E R H O T DOOS.
French Officer (here aa instruct
o r )— Pardon, m’sieu! All is peace I
I aae no sign zat America is in ze
war!
Yankee
Naval Officer— We’ ve
plenty of signs— plenty I There’s one
across tbe'street!— Judge.
t o all w h o la b o re d 't o b rin g its EVERY MAN HAS HIS STAR
co m p le tio n a b o u t . W e are n o w
far Good Luofc Comas Only
J. T . C arter is in M cM in n ville a b o u t re a d y tor o u r “ S ta n d a rd i
W ith Uaa af Cain, to Aid Cam-
za tio n R a lly " w h ich w ill be held
this week o n jury d u ty .
• munlcatlan, French any.
on th e 2 2n d ot th is m o n th at
M rs. Chas. Sallee called on
the g y m n a siu m .
A superstition the Americans have
M iss C la ra W enger W edn esday.
been taught to respect is that o f the
M rs. L o u C arter w a s a Sun
coin and the star. The French aay
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d a y caller at the R. W enger nom e.
that every man has his star, but he
c^nH secure its influence fo f good
M rs. M . B. Sleeper ot M o u n
T itle & T ru st C o . t o E. C.
luck unless he usee a coin to put him
tain T o p visited w ith h o m e fo lk s C ou sen s 2 5 a in M . H all d 1 c sr3
in Communication with it, observes a
S unday.
w est $ 1 0 .
*
Paris correspondent. I f the proper
E. E. S ta ffo rd an d wife t o A m y coin is used the star can be called
N orm an and Ralph C o o k were
v isitors o f Ifb w a rd B o y d on E. E d d y , 8 a in J am es B. G raves Ion to exercise its protecting virtue,
d 1 c t 5 sr6 w $ 1 0 .
! and once this ban been established
S a tu rd a y .
(
W m . Clem m ena an d w ife t o G. there is no reason for the fortunate
M rs. A. D avis and d a u gh ter,
o f lo t 3 5 , H urleys soldier to worry further. The ques
M iss E d n a, ot M ou n ta in T o p , E. H y a t t ,
tion in the minds o f the Americans
were W ednesday v isitors ot M rs. su b d iv ision , $ 1 0 0 0 .
is whether American coin will have
W . C. B ry a n t.
W m. C lem m ens and w ife t o ! any influence with the stars.
M r. and M rs. R ay R ich, o f A lva G ore, eVi o f lo t 3 5 , H urleys j American soldiers have discovered,
however, that the most popular cus-
P ortla n d , and M r. and M rs su b d iv ision , $ 1 0 0 0 .
C. W . H a w k in s an d w ife t o I tom with the French is that of rub-
R ob ert Rich, ot New berg, are
E lm ct, B i B ennett an d wife, 18a binS wine or bran,iy behind.the ears,
ridge v isitors this week.
*
M rs. W alter Nagel and H o w in J oh n C arlin d 1 c t 4 sr4 w $ 1 0 . ! To man7 Americans this may seem
, u
a r
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,
! an uncalled-for waste o f good French
ard B o y d are ¡¿pending the week J o h n A. L a m b e rt and w ife t o
b„ t the French » Id le r , be-
end w ith .th eir sister M rs. W . B.
C o r r ig a n , sm all tra ct in ¡¡eve implicitly’ in the practice.
Sleeper o f M ou n tain T o p .
Sam uel C ozin e d 1 c t 4 s r 4 w $ 3 0 0
The proper time to perform this
H. V irgil M ills and w ile t o Fred action, according to the French, is
M rs. F airba n k s has tra d ed her
farm t o a Mr. W a tson to r his K in caid an d wife, 1 5 a in Benja- just before going into battle, when
residence in P ortla n d , and b o th mine H e a te r d 1 c t 3 sr2 w $ 1 0 . tbe wine is push'd around to brace
the nerves of the soldiers. No mat
tam ilys are m ov in g the first ot
W. C. C o o k a n d w ife t o J o h n
ter how careful the dispenser o f the
the week.
and Nelly E. H u b b a rd , lo ts 17 t o
wine or brandy is, there are always
M rs. W. T. Evans received a 23 inclusive, C o t t a g e a d d itio n t o a few drops dripping from the con*
letter th is week from her son M cM in n ville $ 1 0 .
! tainer. It is these that the soldiers
Jam es w h o i s in the A ero C o rp s
C a n n on C. M o re cro ft t o Rich- are anxious to catch. They hold
sta tion ed a t W aco, T exas, s a y ard M o r e c r o ft a n d w ife und Vi their hands underneath and when
ing he w o u ld m ake his first fligh t interest in 4 a in D av id R a m sey the drops o f wine or brandy fall on
them they quickly rub the fluid be
soon .
d 1 c t 3 sr 3 w $ 1 0 .
hind their ears. But few o f than
L. H . A m o th an d w ife t o H.
ever rub it on their tongues.
WEST CHEHALE1
L. A m o th 3 6 .6 2 a in L ew is
R ogers a n d J oh n A. M o n r o e d Lc i
OUGHT TO BE
S teirly Bush left S u n day fo r
t 2 and 3 sr 3 w , $ 6 0 0 0 .
P o rtla n d w here he w ill w o r k in
F id elity G u a ra n ty In v estm en t
a sa w mill.
Co. t o Y am hill D evelopm en t &
We are all g la d t o k n o w th a t
In vestm en t C o. 5 4 6 .1 3 8 a in
M rs. H . C. B aker is ra p id ly im
J a co b H a w n an d H en ry B i t d d l c
p r o v in g in health.
t 4 sr4, $ 1 0 .
Rev. P olla rd , ot M cM in n ville,
preached a t the church S u n d a y
MARRIAGE LICENSES
in the absence ot Rev. S tan n a rd
M azie B. B ick ford t o H a rley
M r. and M rs. O m ar F en d all
G.
M cC all.
and little son spent S u n d a y a f
F annie L au gh lin t o M a rsh a ll
tern oon w ith E. G. F en dall a n d
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B U T T
W ill practice in all the courts o f the
state. Special attention given to pro
bata w ork, the w riting o f deeds, m ort
gages, contracts and the d raftin g o f all
lags! papers.
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O ffice, W hite 22; Res. Red 128
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D EN TIS T
Office over First National
Bank
Phone Whit« 3-1
„V an V a lin D en ta l P arlors
Ovar U S. Nattoral Saak
Alice E velyn H o m e r t o Fred
T he leader o f the C. E. m eet
—
erick
M iller.
ing fo r next S u n day night W ill
be M iss L o is F en dall, th e t o p i c
Priest Rejects a Unique Fee
b ein g “ M a k in g the M o s t o f O ur
*
F a th e r D eolev had ju s t tied
selves.”
D R . A M . D A V IS
the k n o t, says the C leveland
“ Are you ante i f a genuine ?”
R em em ber the “ spelling bee
L eader.
He lo o k e d e x p e cta n t.
“ Every girl that’ s had it so far has I
a t “th e m eetin g o f th e literary s o
D E N T IS T
T he bride lo o k e d sheepish, and had it tested.”
ciety F rid a y even in g o f this
P a t — , sh iftin g fro m one fo o t t o
O ft to « « r a r F a r i a t a a ’ a O ra s « t o r a
week in the D istrict N o. 10
E X E C U T IV E A B IL IT Y .
a n o th e r, lo o k e d g u ilty .
P H O N E B LA CK 3T
sch o o l hou se.
A t last he b egan :
Executive ability* is the ne plus
A. C . Seely, ot th is neighboY-
“ I— I—d o n ’t like t o be m ane, ultra o f a foreman o f paramount
h o o d w a s a p p o in te d as receiver fath er, b u t I ch an ged me cloth es
ability.
The embodiment o f one
ot th e W estern M ilk C on d en sin g in a b u rry , an d left me w a g es in
who can assume the onus o f the
p la n t 'in N ew b erg a n d is n o w me o th e r p a n t s ."
management, efficiently and system
Littlefield & Romig j
a ctin g in th a t ca p a city .
T hen he added in a w h is p e r : atically, of an industry or any of
L a s t F rid a y n igh t the m em “ T ak e m e d o w n in the cellar; I’ m its departments. Executive ability
bers o f the L a d ies’ Aid S ociety a plum ber, a n d I ’ ll s h o w ye h o w includes three fundamental quali
and SURGEONS
and their h u sb an d s m et in the t o fix the g a s m eter s o ’t w o n ’ t ! fications, viz, administrative judg
O ffice in A ra l N at’ l Bank Bldg. \
basem ent o f th e ch u rch house to register m ore th a n 4 0 per ce n t.” | ment, system and efficiency, and sci
Phone, Black 31
entific technique. All are valuable
celeb ra te th e a n n iv ersa ry of their
o rg a n iz a tio n . Supper w a s serv ANTS
M ILK
THE
A P H ID S 1 and necessary in any particular in
dustry.— George W. Bowie, in In
ed early in th e even in g by the la
« w a m m w m M W
dustrial
Management.
Insects Give Up as Contsntsdly as a
dies and the even in g w a s spent
Cow, in Return far Food
| D R .T H O S . W ." H E S T E R
in g a m es an d socia l com m u n ion
and dhelter.
NOT A B L E TO TELL.
P hysician an d S u rgeon
Jiggs— How does the new fire en
How successive generations o f
Office in Dixon Building^.
,
FERNWOOD
ants learn to milk the aphids is a gine in your town work.
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Phaaaa: OMaa WUta 22, Raa. WblU 11
Biggs— Haven’t been able to prove
mystery that cannot be explained on
NEWBERG - - OREGON
Ray W hite w a s called t o W as
any theory of heredity, for, as the its efficiency yet. Every time we
* * * * * * * * * * * « * «a ****# **«*# *
c o M o n d a y t o take his physical
Journal o f Hereflity points out, the had a fire the house has burned down
ex a m in a tio n .
ants which do the milking are work before we could get there.— People’s
M iss M a e M cL e o d , o f P o r t er!, sexless insects that leate no off Home Journal.
land, w a s a week end v isitor at spring. “ It is, therefore, quite im-
D r . £ . £ . D a n ie ls
IN T H E S E O U R T IM E S .
poesible that they should transmit
the W . A. Parrish hom e.
C H IR O P R A C TIC
M rs. R alph Gill and little Isa their training to offspring which
He (bitterly)— So I ’m rejected,
they
do
not
leave.”
PH YSICIAN
bel w en t t o P ortla n d Sunday for
am I ?
,
The “ milk” which the aphids give
She— Y es; but you may come up
a w eek ’s v isit w ith relatives.
Edwards M d l, Opp. Psataffics
np to the ants as contentedly as a for re-examination in six months’
LADY A TTE N D AN T
W e are g la d t o learn th a t Mr. cow gives her milk, is the juice of
time.
and M rs. H. H. L iv e n g o o d are plants sucked up by the aphids and
b o th g e ttin g better. T h ey have transformed in their bodies to a
A L S O W H E N S H E '8 A B S E N T .
e
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been seriously ill fo r som e time. sirup o f invert sugar or glucose.
“ Pa, when do they call a woman
This
is
the
so-called
“
honey
dew”
W’e understand th a t the ladies
an old hen ?”
o f the F e rn w o o d R e d C r o s s au x often found in vast quantities on
“ When she has become hopelessly
plants. Some species o f ants merely
iliary have finished there a llo t
lick this up, but others strike the set in her way, my son.”
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m ent ot p a ja m a s and will begin
aphids to persuade them to “ give
0 P P 0 8 IN Q P H A S E S .
Dots Local asd Lsag Distssc*
w o rk on h osp ita l shirts Thurs
down,” * just as the hired man of the
H sb O be brattar», Rissa»
d a y . We h op e there w ill be a faijn induces the cow.
He— That man is strong enough
aad Safas a Spsd alty
large tu rn o u t o f w ork ers.
In return for this service the ante to quell a riot.
'
G rov er L iv e n g o o d m et w ith fight the enemies o f the aphids, r She— And I’ll bet he’s too weak to
S . P . T im b e rla k e , P rop .
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an a cciden t one d a y last week carry them to safety in rimes o f dan put down a carpet.
O ffice phone Black 100
w hile w o rk in g in the w o o d s . It ger, take care of thpir eggs, place
Residence phone Red 79
JU N G L E JESTS.
w a s a t first th o u g h t th a t his the aphids where they will get the
CH»MaC8»C8QOC8aC9ro^
arm w a s broken , b u t further ex- beat o f food and shelter them in
Snake— Old Kangaroo looks kind
Elmir nests in cold weather. The
a m in a tion sh ow ed th a t it w as
o
f
seedy— sort of down and out.
aphids like the arrangement, for they
n o t. A serious flesh w ou n d will
Monk— Yea; on his last legs, as
never try to escape.
h ow ev er keep him from resum
it wer*
N O T C O M M E R C IA L IZ E D .
in g w ork fo r som e time..
PHYSICIANS j
\
The Newberg
Transfer Co.
T he F e rn w o o d p la y shed is at \
“ There seems to be a great deal
last finished and afforded the o f meat in these packers’ investiga
children shelter from the sn ow tion.
storm o f M o n d a y du rin g their
“ Yes, but, unfortunately, it can’ t
p la y tim e. Great' credit is due be canned.”
N A T U R A L L Y 80.
“ Why do you call that actor a mis
fit?”
“ Don’t you see he is playing a
crooked part in straight drams?”
Monuments
OF
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sf th« Nawbarg Feed Co.