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NATION ADAPTED TO ITS PURPOSE |EW BOAT OF OOP DESIGN SHELLEY'S WORK IN OEMANO
A new to d independent U th o -
Houses with neither viad o v t o r
Interfering ideas aie embodied in
Three hundred to d fifty pound*.
to ito ottioo «ill won Maxima fta chimneys t n being lived in by the • power boa* ef o n o ta tl deeign that v | j 3 J q , „ tb« prie» art in th» c»t-
petition among the nation« of Ra- people af the Sccttiah ialanda, the kai been constructed io the ßoeth «u™ * <j . tmmnnm London firm of
rope, rising np oat of the yreck of Hebrides. The peat fire ia kept burn- Mcantly. ▲ 44-foot hull, which has de*Jei* io m o books and mono*
a subjugated and oppressed state, mg day and night, and ia, in apite of
When the Lithuanian diet» permit- the amoke, the aavior of the house-
ted to reassemble by the Germans, hold; the straw roof does not keep
pronounced itself ananiaaoosly in out the rain, and thus almost necee-
faror of the roeaUhliahmeni of an sitates “box-beds;” there is often
independent Lithuania» it put into more than propinquity of the cows
words the hope of every true Liihu- and their manure. The “black
•nian.
houses” are, of course, deplorable
One of the new departments p i and deteriorative; but that is Dot
the future Lithuanian state, which their scientific description. The fact
will be virtually th# center of the ia that, in point after point, these
coming independent government, “black houses” are like organisms
was established a t this limiting of built up under difficult conditions,
the d ie t I t is known as the “state meegerly perhaps, but with remark-
council” or “tarybn.” This “state able adaptiveness. The stones are
council” hM under its control such from the moor; timber is from the
important matters as public educa- aee; lime m ortar is expensive; the
tion, religion, finance, commerce roof m ust be molded every year and
and industry, justice, police, etc. therefore the walls must be low;
Since the time of its formation it moreover, the gales are high. At
has been ratified independently asd every point the house is adapted to
on neutral ground by Lithuanian its fundamental purposes, and what
organisations in Russia, America, the doctrinaire student or the care-
Sweden and Switzerland.
. less visitor dismisses as unworthy of
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1 savages, the product of
or
C. R. CHAPIN
LAWYER
rice in *11 courts; Probat«, 0
D». H. C Dixoi
DENTIST
UNIFORM PRINCE DIDN'T USF perversity, turns ont to he a product
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of long labor and sacrifice, a funda-
S IT ,# ment*1
of u* only *y**m <*
queSd r S a t t s T ■
i agriculture formerly found possible
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j in this island of gneiss rode, clay
Prinee Max of Baden loot his ra * P«*1 moM-
it appears, in the Marne
retreat after the British offensive
in July. The prince was well p ro -1
vided with uniforms to suit all o c-f •d»*d «I Value, but Rivals Hava
csshuu, the grand entry into J a n s
Net Fathomed Its Product!#*.
not excepted. For th at day of t r i - ‘
umph a very fine uniform, with a .
There has been much discussion
beautifully chased avoid, w m cape- in the German press during recent
dally provided, but it happnurt week* concerning a wood pulp fiber
th at this very uniform fell into th e ' m m ed “Cellulon,” for which large
hands of a French soldier, a arisen claims are made as an efficient sub*
of Lyons, who sent it to the mayor, d itu ts for jute, cotton and other
M. Edouard H arriot1 H Herriot, ****■>» » J * the English Board of
with an eye to business, p u t it up. Trade Journal,
for auction in aid of one of the in-
** appears to be certain that the
numerable war charitiee. Poaaihly; hber is not made by spinning, long
uniform, helmet and all will find •tr iPe °f peper run off reels through
their way to a shelf in the war tro- w ,ter hi the manner which German
phies museum of the city of Paris P*f*r textile substitutes have made
M curiosities.
j familiar. The accounts agrea in de-
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! scribing the process, or processes, as
COKE and COAL SHOUT AO*. ! a direct manufacture from wood
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* pulp.
Seventy per cent more cuke than
The British consul general a t Zu-
« e r M o n will be .n i b b l e tk b rich, . h o b n p ro ra te d . report to
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DR.A.M. DAVIS
DENTIST
E. A. ROMIG, H . D
P H Y S IC IA N
a n d SURGEON
Pelican—There goes Hippo on the
way to the J angler ills mask ball.
B ut why all those spots painted on
U s hide?'
Parrot—Oh, that is his ball eon
turns. Ha’s going as a giraffe.
Office in P in t Nat*! Bank Bldg
P i e * Ofce Black A Km. Gray 0
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NEWBERG • • OREGON
Dm. fiocinini I B ionici
UNDERTAKERS
HODSON a ELLIOTT
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Fmfcla M iaded__ .................J. N . S aeA . S a h »
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R . L L Sterner. Salem
P m àm àm ty
T o aaiat School
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I t is reported that when the col
onel of an American regiment dur
ing the fight in the Marne salient
was rebuked because be did not hold
bis command to the assigned objec
tive, he replied with some force:
“ Howinell do you expect me to
bold this regiment when the whole
lamed German army couldn’t? ”
Hotiee to Creditor«
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Helen Calhreath, baa
been duly appointed executrix of
the estate of Jdlaada Smith, de
ceased. by tbe County Court of Tarn-
hill County, State of Oregon, and
she has duly qualified aa such exec
utrix. Therefore, all persons hav
ing claima against mid estate are
hereby notified and required to pre
sent the same duly verified, to the
said executrix at her residence, 860
Belmont street, Portland, Oregon,
within
atx months from the first
“ Ah, bow do you do, sir ?” saluted
publication of this notice, to-wit,
tbs book agent a t the door. “ 1 am December S, 1*1«, In tbe manner
introducing ‘The Famous Orators provided by law.
and Poets of America,’ and—”
Dated this 5th day of December,
“ I am not making any new ac 1 * 1 « .
quaintances,” interrupted old Gaunt
Helen Calbreath,
Executrix of mid estate.
X. Grimm. “G’dayl”—Kansas City
J. U. Smith.
Star.
Attorney for mid estate.
P in t Iseue December I, 1818.
Last Issue January 18, l t l t .
“ I sea where Moro girls have been
graduated as war nurses.”
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
“T h at’s what they want—more—
The only Abstract Books in
oh, girls I”
Yamhill County
Mother—Tommy, did you eat the
cake 1 baked for you yesterday ?
Tommy— No, ma’am ; I gave it to
teacher.
Mrs. Blank—John, I spoke to
Mother—That was very nios of paps shout taking you into the busi
you. Did she eat it?
ness, but he says you have too many
Tommy— I think so
vague ideas.
a t home today.
John—T hat’s very clever of
him. My first wife’s father used to
say I had no ideas at all.—Boston
T ranscript.
The Clarence Courier—Uncle Ike
Bassett says tbe best fence posts
are red cedar, and that they will last
a hundred yeara “I know,” says
“ I suppose you'll be glad when
Uncle Ikey, “because I ’ve triad ’em peace is declared.”
twice.”— Boston T ranscript
“ Yes indeed. Won’t it seem good
to get back to talking about o4A
neighbors and finding fsnlt with tbe
minister again?” *
A
New berg Lodge No. 104 A. F.
General— How long has the battle
Yamhill County
A A. M. Regular meeting been raging?
/V >
Second and Fourth Thursday
McMilfitvtLLK. .
Aide— Five reels, sir.
evenings of each month.
"Wilhelm
insists
on
calling
him
General—Then run up a flag of
Visiting brothers always welcome.
self a co u n t”
trace
so that tbe earners men may
Ay order W. H. Woodworth, W. M., .
“I ’m glad of i t I here always
go
to
lunch.—Judge.
John Larkin. Secretary.
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E. A. ELLIS
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NATURAL EXCUSE.
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“ I wonder why a growing
so hard to manage f*
“Well, naturally, as long m
a girl, her deeds are all
doings.”
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IN T E L L E C T U A L FOOD.
girl is ‘
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“ When I went home last nighi
shs is found my xrife devouring s novel
—Iff
“T hat’s nothing. I discovered i
wile this morning eating a cereal.
H un— I thought you Americans
loved peace.
' Yank—So we do; we lews it well
eneugh to fight for I t ____________
Residence 1882 Portland Rond
‘BILL’
THE
Plumber