Newberg graphic., June 06, 1918, Image 4

Newberg Graphic
THURSDAY. JUNK
6 , 1918
A s a m erger o f railroads, E. H.
Harriman was an amateur, com­
pared with the hand McAdoo is
playing back at Washington these
In the death o f form er vice-
President Charles W. Fairbanks,
o f Indiana, the nation loses one
o f its big brainy men— much big­
g e r than the present encumbent
w ho is also an Indiana man.
Tuesday said; “ President W il­
son today declared his opposition
to further prohibition legislation
until the food administration de­
cid es it is necessary to conserve
fo o d s tu ffs " In all this house to
house canvass, the nation over,
in the interest o f the conserva­
tion o f foodstuffs can it be possi­
b le that the W hite House kitchen
has been overlooked and the Pres­
id en t has heard nothing o f it?
Th e County A gen t down in
Coos is distributing sorghum
seed among the fanners who pro-
pose to * raise cane ’ and make
their own molasses. During the
C iv il W ar, sorghum grow in g was
introduced in the Northern states,
much to the discomfiture o f the
sm all boy on the farm who had
to hoe the spindling, miniature
stalks, though his reward came
m the w inter season, when, with
a ration o f hot biscuit, butter
and thick sorghum, he le ft the
tab le with a full-some feelin g o f
it make you cross to have to do
without wheat while the brew ­
eries are permitted to use enough
grain to feed 200,000 soldier boys
every d ay! W ell, this is no time
to stop to argue the case— just
get busy and use up all the bar­
ley and you w ill soon help Con­
gress to solve the question.
Hoover says “ the re-discovery o f
barley is a God-send. The food
value o f barley is very sim ilar to
w h ea t." L et us as patriots take
Mr. Hoover at his word in urg-
ing us with great fervo r to save
the wheat fo r the A llies and in
its place use barley. L e t us de­
vote ourselves with energy and
enthusiasm to making barley
popular and fashionable as a
food; let us besiege our grocers
to supply us liberally with barley
fo r bread, biscuits, cookies, cakes
and pies, and urge all our rela­
tives, friends, neighbors and ac­
quaintances to do likewise. L et
us buy barley, talk barley and
boost barley in the club, the
church and on the stre e t L et
us set the fashion o f barley
breakfasts, barley
luncheons,
barley dinners; let us laud barley
to the skies until the babies cry
fo r it and epicures demand that
it be served with their meals.
And let us be equally diligen t in
sounding abroad the other part
o f the slogan, “ Bar the barley
L e t us com er
from the bar.
the barley m arket L e t us in­
sist that not a particle o f grain
be wasted in the breweries. L et
it be said in truth T h e re 's bar-
ley, barley everyw here but not a
drop to d rin k ."
S u rah B. H a ll, 3 3 0 .7 acres in t 2
sr 4 and 5, 110 acres in see 2 4 t2
•r 5, and 8 1 .4 0 acres in sec 19 t2
sr 4 $ 32 ,5 0 0.
B. K . P iasecki t o F . B. South-
w ick , lo ts 7, 8, 9 , 1 0 , 1 1 and 1%
block 2 5 E d w a rd s a d d itio n t o
N e w b e r g $10.
R o b e rt P r a t e r and w ife t o
Jones P r a t e r a o d w ite 2 5 .2 9 5 a
in Jno. H . G a rriso n a o d und. Jo-
siah T a y lo r die t 5 sr 4 $4,400.
R iley W . S w in k t o H erm a n
Th u n 4V$ acres in lo t 2 0 N o rth
w e s t N e w b e r g s u b d ivisio n $ 1 5 0 0
G. A . W itb e e t o H . F . F a rn s ­
w o r t h und Vk in te re st in lo ts 6,
7 and 8, b lock 16, H u rle y &
L a r g e a d d itio n N e w b e r g $ 1500.
C la ra O A b e rn a th y and husb
t o Joh n T . H ash und V4 in t 7.25
ac Andrew* S m ith d ie s 17 t 4 s r
3 w $100.
L e o n A an d L u c in d a A m y t o J
F R a p p and w t 12 ac J a s M c K in -
le y d ie s 3 1 1 5 s r 3 w $ 18 00 .
H a t t ie L C a m p b e ll et al t o T R
W itt h 3 6 6 a c s 14 t 3 s r 4 w $ 10
R o b e rt C a rso n and w l t o John
F Rapp
3
ac
n w !4
t 6 s r 4 w
S ara h E C h risten son t o W W
H o llin g s w o r th an d w f 1 8 blk 11
H u rle y & L a r g e s add N e w b e rg
new w ay to prevent the use o f lo ts 7 an d 8 blk 15 C it y P a r k a d ­
barley by the breweries is so d itio n N e w b e r g $225.
L o u is O berle t o Chas. J. M a u ck
w e ll presented by a Graphic
render that it is herewith given: 2 4 .3 4 acres in Jerem iah R o w la n d
"B a r the barley from the bar d ie t 3 sr 4 $3,200.
G eo. W . P erk in s t o G eo. W .a n d
a n d bake it into b rea d ." Does
W e have just received a complete line of Spring and Summer
dress goods, such as Voiles, Lawns, Dimities, Etc. W e bought these
early and are offering them at prices far below present values.
Nice Line of W ool Dress Goods
These are higher than they used to be, but it will pay you to buy
early at they will be still higher in the near future.
W e have a complete line o f ladies* white shoes just received from
tike Selby Shoe Co’s. factory at Portsmouth, Ohio. They are the
$ 10 . '
clared a Republican. This man
o f political a gility must neverthe-
E th el N R a ls to n and hash t o
ess look out fo r Hughes.
E ssias L M ille r 3 3 .5 0 a c John
Roosevelt should make it a F le t t die t 2 s r 3 w $1.
particular aim to keep iri the full
John Rush t o L u c y Rush 10 ac
im elight and impress upon the Jam es B a d le v die t 3 s r 2 w $1.
people that he is a candidate for
A n n a V a n -----est (b y e x ) t o S
’
resident
So
fa
r
he
is
the
only
A
H a rk e r, 5 ac Joel P a lm e r d k t
One would hardly think i t but
one
who
has
signified
that
he
4
s
r 3 w $1.
auto and motor truck drivers say
w
ill
be
in
the
field
in
1920.
N W o o d w a rd and w l t o l W o o d ­
th ey find that it exhausts the
Wilson made a w a rd and w f seVi n w V i and I 1
President
p ow er and heats their engines
m ore to climb the R ex hill since shrewd political move in select­ and 2 s 3 4 t 5 s r 7 w $5.
1 F Zeh n tbau er and w l t o W a l­
it was paved than it did before, ing Charles Evan Hughes to in­
when the gravel gave the wheels vestigate the airplane scandal. It te r C T h u r lo w und Vi in t aw Vine
a better “ fo o tin g " fo r making m ight brighten the prospects o f V* s 26 t 4 s r 6 w $10.
the pull. They are not kicking, Hughes’ Presidential candidacy
Notice of Appointment
however, for there is a great sav­ in 1920, but i t m ight also dim the
Notice ia heneby ghrea, that tbe oeiknimriii
in g in the wear and tear o f ma­ chances o f Ruoeevelt, whose seat
Maiy E. W ood, kaa beta duhr appointed at
chines on account o f the smooth­ on the Republican perch has Admiaaatntnz
of the «M ate of WllfiaM H . Wood
n ess o f the road-bed. Another been sligh tly made precarious. deceased, by the County Court of Yamhill
Oregon, and ahe haa duly qualified aa
m a tter regarding this hill that is Then it warded o ff that dreaded county,
auch Administratrix.
T heref ore, all parsons havag daaaaa against
b ein g discussed is the problem o f Senatorial investigation, to which
d rivin g teams over it in the win­ fo r more than one reason the
te r season. It is easy to be seen President was unalterably op­ lary E. W ood, at bet residaace at Newberg.
Yamhill couahr. Oregon, within 6 months
th a t when it has a coating o f posed.
N elson A n d erson t o M . F . K e n ­
y o n 27V4 acres in Jas. W . R o d g e rs
d ie t 4 s r 4 w $ 3,00 0 .
M a r ia H . B o w e rm a n t o J. F .
Inasmuch as a number o f N ew -
T
a
y lo r , sVi of lo ts 9 an d 1 0 Des-
b erg yo u n g men are now in
k
in
’ s a d d i t io n t o S h erid an $10.
France engaged in work fo r the
L e w is L . B ockes and w ile t o
r e lie f o f
refugees, composed
L
a
n r a F a rm e r, 6 1 .3 6 acres in
largely o f women and children
A
a
ro n L y n c h d k t 5, sr 5 $6136.
valid the aged and infirm , it w ill
E m m a C a r te r t o F re d A . W il­
1 » ttf interest to know that their
w ork is being appreciated by the liam s and w ite, 7 1 .0 8 acres. Jas.
heads o f the Red Cross.
A re­ D. C a r te r jr . h om estead claim t 2
cen t cable from France received sr 3, $ 4000.
John E . G e ld a rd e t a l t o F . C.
b y the Service Committee at
J
e
rm sted t and w ife 1 3 6 .0 1 5 acres
Philadelphia, said, “ Buildings
in S am u el M cS w een and S. B ean -
a w l re lie f required near Dale and
Otnans.
Red Cross requests us ch a m p d ie t 3 s r 4 $ 1 6 ,5 0 0 .
W m . A . H a d d en e t a l t o K a t e
to care fo r 6,000 refugees in Sar-
B
a
b b s% o f n w V i sec 2 3 1 2 sr 3
th e.
W e ask fo r seventy-five
c o n ta in in g 4 0 acres $3500.
m ore men, eigh t women relief
E. G. L ic h te n th a le r an d w ife t o
w orkers and six nurses aides.
M
rs. E lla A . A d a m s lo ts 25 an d
Mare-money and supplies w ill be
26.
b lo c k ‘ B ’ H o b s o n ’ s a d d itio n
needed fo r increased needs. Do
n ot let subscriptions or volunteers t o N e w b e r g , $250.
Joh n F . L y o n s a n d w ife t o H er-
fa ll o ff." This is in addition to
b e rt R . Y o r k and w ite, lo t 5 blk-
the 300 men cabled fo r in Jan-
C e n tra l a d d . t o N e w b e r g $ 1 2 5 0 .
P . M . M a d d en an d w ife t o M .
C
a
sey an d w ife 1 acre in Jos. S.
T h e position the Graphic takes
H
em
b ree d k 1 4 sr 4, $ 5,0 0 0 .
relative to the governm ent allow­
M a r y M ereier and husband t o
in g good grain to be used by the
H
a
r r y M errier and w ife, 10 acres
brew eries that is needed so bad­
ly fo r bread just at this time, ia in sec 3 3 t 5 sr 3 $50.
F . A . M o r r is t o G . R. M ille r,
w ell known to its readers. A
BAIRD
Our Shoe Line is Complete
$ 210 .
rfo u c k M illin g C o . t o C B Bu­
chan an & C o . In c H ou ck M ill
p r o p e r ty M c M in n v ille s 21 t 4 s
r 4 w$10.
H o u ck M illin g C o . t o C B Bu­
chan an & C o , In c v a r t r M c M in n ­
v ille $10.
M a r y M M ille r est (b y a d m r )
t o S h erm an M ille r 4 3 .8 0 ac John
C a re y die t 4 s r 4 w $3015.
R o s in a L M ille r t o E th el M
WOODBURN INDEPENDENT H o ls to n and husb 3 3 .4 0 ac John
F le t t die t 2 s r 3 w $1.
SEEING THINGS
M a n o r v a B M c G ra d y t o U S
Roosevelt has again been de­ M c G ra d y 10 ac
swV4 t 4 s r 4
fro s t a horse can’t stand upon it,
wad it looks like an additional
Buy a Liberty
~ ~ $3.50 4.00 4 5 0
A large line of other shoes in Uaclc and chocolate brown for ladies,
misses and men at correct prices.
Our G rocery Department
You will always find the best of clean fresh groceries at Baird’s at
lowest prices. A ll goods promptly delivered.
Try Trading at Baird’
Cash Paid for Eggs
is but little necessity for the use o f |
the Pacific coast stations at this
time, as practically all o f the naval
operations are on the Atlantic comí .
E. C. BAIRD
HER SPECIALTY
DISCOVERED
am the first pahfca lioa of this notice ia the
ewbeqt Gaaphic. sold data being the 24th day
May. l9 lA
Dated this 22nd day of May A . D „ 1910.
Mary E. W ood.
Admanitranis of laid estate.
M cC aia Sc Vinton, Attorneys lot said estate.
First issue May 23. 1918.
Howe— T h »t Mrs. Bisque
bridge engineer.
Wise— Yon don’t mean it.
Howe— I certainly do. She has
engineered « good many bridge par-
HIGH-POWER RADIO STATION
“ Watcher got, W illi«— •
um­
brella?”
“ Yep. Ma said to return it. I t ’s
on« m y pa borrowed o’ your ps four
years ago. Ma’s cleanin’ house.”
Navy Department Building Equipment
That W ill Malte N Independent * f
Present Cable Linee.
*T m so glad to see good g o lf
weather at hand 1” «aid poung Tor-
For the woman who is fond o f na­ kina.
“ I didn’ t know you eared for the
ture there can he no ornament in
the b rin g room that will give more game.”
“ I d on 't But I ’ll be glad to hat*
pleasure and interest than the aqua­
Charlie
out playing the game in­
rium. As a rule, the square or rect­
stead
o
f
staying at home
angular aquarium is better than the
round, because it allows the fish
more different direction o f move­
ment in swimming. Remember, in
“ P o p !”
choosing the sixe, that each fish
"Yes, my eon.”
should be allowed one gallon o f wa­
“ What is a war garden wa b a r
ter.
I t never pays to overcrowd.
a
much about nowadays?”
Better results may be had by haring
“
Why, i f s a garden where one ia
two or three varieties o f fish in the
continually
at war with the weeds,
same aquarium than by too many
my
boy.
Anything
else you’d like
fish o f one kind. Pebbles are pref­
to know before I put on my over­
erable to sand for covering the bot­
alls?”
1
tom o f the aquarium, as they do not
collect the dirt and become foul
LIK E D HIM SO W E LL.
•mailing. The aquarium should be
placed on the light side o f the room,
U n d e Joe— I hope, W illiam, you
but not in direct sunlight, as a thin are a favorite with your teacher.
green scum will grow on the glass
W illiam — I think I must be. She
and render it much harder to keep can't seem to get enough o f me or
the aquarium clean.
•he wouldn’t keep me in after school
so much.
S T A R T AN AQUARIUM.
The navy department is erect­
ing a high-power radio station in
France at a cost o f $ 2 , 500 , 000 ,
which will he ready for operation in
A new type o f cigarette lighter ia
August next. The French govern­
wanted immediately by the boys ia
ment will take it out o f our hands
the trenches. According to reports
after the war is over. It will be
received from the United States ma­
used in connection with the great
rine abroad, matches are ell right, if
station fast nearing completion at
dry, bat are a “dead” give-away, es­
Annapolis, which w ill he greater
pecially at night QaaoUne tighten
than the one at Arlington, Ya. The *
are used almost entirely, hat p s —
present French stations are not pow­
i f • at a premium over there. Am­
erful enough for communication
bulance and lorry drivers, literally,
across the Atlantic ocean, being of ■
are obliged to fight to keep the p s
about the same power as the station j
in their tanka. Many a driver has
at Arlington. A ll o f the equipment
started his day's work to find his
and structural parts, continues Wire- |
tank empty, or while driving; has
ties Age, are being made in this
stopped suddenly from a puncture
country for the foreign station. A
or drain-off tank. The boys proa-
station is also being built in Porto
iso a big reward for the man who
Rico. The British are establishing
gets a goalees lighter, or ensnsthlng
S high-powered station in the Asores,
similar, over to them, the only earn-
which w ill be valuable as a relay sta­
dition being that they get it quickly.
tion. A t present about 80,000 words
s day are possible by wireless, and
the new station at Annapolis will
add 50,000 words per day. The great­
“ The Prussian minister o f war •
-----
er part o f the communication at the
«
y
a
he
does
not
know
what
the
\
“
I'm
in
love.”
present time ia by cable. I f the
( “ Has Cupid’ s arrow pierc
cables are cut, it is estimated that Americans are capable o f doing.”
“
We|l,
i
f
he’s
very
curious
to
heart?”
the Annapolis station and Sayville
know,
all
he
has
to
do
is
to
join
oner1
“ This is a big affair. I ’
and Tuckerton would probably fas
of
those
surprise
attacks
on
them,
shelled
with trench mortars.1
able to take care o f all absolutely
and
b
e
ll
soon
find
out.
isville Courier-Journal.
necessary military bqfinees. Thera
j
The human race
enemy of the birds, was the declara­
tion o f Dr. R. C. Smith in his lecture
on “ Bird Enemies,” at the public
museum recently.
The unrestricted «laughter o f
game bird« by hunters, and o f many
other species which have a commer­
cial value because of the beauty o f
their plumage, is responsible for the
extinction o f many specie«, he de­
clared. Commercial act iri ties, such
as lumbering, the draining o f
marshes snd the building o f te l^
phone lines snd tall buildings, «1 m
cause the death of many bird«.
The speaker declared in faror o f a
longer closed season, the removal o f
song birds from the list o f those
which may be killed, and restriétions
on the type o f weapons used in hush-
T A K IN G CARE OR HIM.
“Well they ere taking good care
of my boy, anyhow.”
“That so?”
“ Yes, he writes me that they’re
keeping him in the guardhouse for
a month.” -