Newberg graphic., February 13, 1919, Image 6

CANDIDATES MUST "DOLL. UP*
Aa usual in the legislature there
fee presented this year the man. or
lean, who are trying to direct lo g -!
Motion againat the use of the un­
called patent pavements. So far aa
it ia possible to ascertain there has
not up to date been solved the prob­
lem* of securing a class o f road j
pavement that will compete In dur- j
ability and lasting qualities with
the patent article at price that Is
one whit lower per square yard o f
completed road.
Nevertheless the
fight goes on and men vilify one
another In the legislative halls with
Charges and counter charges o f graft •pen Iettar to the people of the Pa­
nic Court and the other states com-
and chicanery. The object o f It nil
is the elimination of the royalty
charge o f the patented article. The
U. S. government grants n patent
to men who through time and money
spent invent end construct an ar­
ticle or a machine that is valuable
in the Industrial life of the nation
and ita people, and by issuing letters
Of patent to them acknowledges the
value of their research end labor,
and the whole belahelleu is an at­
tempt o f the petty politician to
a a k « capital for himself In an effort
to defraud men out of their prop­
erty rights. Lebanon has tried both
kinds o f paving. It has something
ever a mile o f the patent article >
that was laid six years ago and I t ;
is standing the teet of time and
wear up to the fullest expectations j
and claims of those who laid It; it j
also has about a mils of cement pav- j
lag that has been in but four years
and alreody the marks of deteriora­
tion have set in. The patent pave­
ment cost «1.78 p er square yard, the
M M ES K. LYNCH
m b Federal Iteeen
cement «1.08. The actual value of <
W h kind can be seen any day by]
observing present conditions.
STAMP QUOTAS
FOR TWELFTH DISTRICT
Will H*v* to L tfk Their Prettiest tf
They I i p N i to Find P iv tr WKk
Woman V tttra
It la aot necessary to go away from
heme to And either the latest or best,
Federai
regardless of wha| Is wanted. Consider
in W a r
eyebrow arching, tor Instance. A total
beauty salon announces to the public
that It dote eyebrow arching, and *
plates that this operation “gives the
eyes a deem soulful expression with
everlasting charm." Eyebrow arching
itkq io all smuts; Probate, Deads,
advice tor woman electors Is mom or
•,600,000
less superfluous. It Is to the men. and
7000.000
more especially to the men who aspire
7.800.000
to public office, that this beauty hint Is
8.400.000
directed.
8,000,000
Throughout the country women are
10,800.000
getting the ballot on equal terms with •
N rafcW r
18,000,000
men. Women cannot vote t i Indiana,
D eoem ber
13000.000
but they are going to have that privi­
lege before long. So many women
Tetri
— ------------------------— 096.000,000
hqve been enfranchised that they now
hold thh balance of power in this na­
The total to he raiaed throughout the country ia $1,600.000,000.
tion. So the women vote will be mere
and more a real political problem to
tee candidate.
:
Seme electors care little tor the per* WARS SET UP PRINCIPLES RABBIT A SOURCE OF PROFIT
soaai appearance of candidates, but
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meat o f them prefer a man of char­ “ • T “ “
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Candidates In the future will have to
hear this la mind. It will be wad, la
Wars are milestones. Victories set
order to match rival Candida tea, for
each to bava a good tailor and an ad* up tablets upon which are inscribed
vtaory committee on the proper shade the;torincipiee that bava bean vtadl-
e f cravats. Immaculate linen will have
The battle e f Marstoo Moor dm the biological survey o f the United
to be In every candidate’s platform.
The high arched eyebrow will be even S g i ' " ' f . ' “ " - ° ” r» ‘ " w " » « * » M m
d . p . r t u « it o f « r i c u l t u » .
mom essential to candidates then te
tm .
“ *»> • » i r k
a .
the aferage woman. Doubtless tfeaaa o u t « * u
who have political aspirations will ha- Dr. Newell Dwight Hlllis said In a sar- » » J o n t y o f which have not bees
utilised in the past.
gin early, because eyebrow training moa reported in the Brooklyn Eagle.
The French revolution destroyed
I f all the rabbits killed were con*
takes time.—Indianapolis News.
DR. A. M. DAVIS
F rench autocracy, and gave the people 8Uinedi they woal(j furnish between
C. R. C tìA P ÌN
LAW YER
D r. H . C. Dixon
DENTIST
,6'Tr r r m
Think ot H, French Kiddies Had te l a
Coaxed te Farteke ef Strange
Delicacy!
r r r ”. „ -
war e f Great Britaln-e war of a good
section of the English people againat
the bad section of Great Britain which
tedenthroaed a cmay Gamma k in g -
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m
D E N T I8 T
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W
“ d l{ P«>|>er measures were
token to insure the co%ction o f
skins, these slone would have s value
$20,000,000.
; f A o n b b l a c k : s 7
Striking proof of the weH-kasnre
m T ... ct
vm «UUUKN) m m ,
* *
! fact that extreme heat sod ex trams
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j cold have the same physical properties foundations the republic, the Inst heat £Iuelltly * * * »
; was recently furnished by “Juggar" hope o f man, and vindicated Industrial ! Western farmers in coping with tbs
♦ssssssssn n sn sn n n n ssssssi
In n statement received by the
i rabbit pest Lp view o f the prob-
Crane, the scientist-philosopher e f democracy without regard te color.
Collector of Internal Revenue, M il­
The war o f 1914 has settled certain «bla economic value o f rabbit meat
I Company B. —th engineers, when he
B . A - S O M IG , U . »
ton A. Miller, from Commissioner
] fed some American Ice cream to a things tor ail time. War shall ha no
morel
Bereeftar
dispute,
between
“
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ln#
few
^
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•
Daniel C. Roper, taxpayers are cau­
group o f French children, says the
races shall be settled by an Interna- * * * & < * o f the farmers and ranch-
tioned against allowing themselves
Briber.
to be imposed upon hy atenngerp
| The Inhabitants o f the French tana- ttenai supreme court Militarism shall men w ill be directed to the conser-
houses near the camp had saver seen be no more—never again shall the peo- vstion o f this important resource,
who claim to be “ Income Tax Ex­
Already a number o f eetiblish-
any
Ice .cream until “Jogger" took pie’s resources be wasted In piling ap
perts.”
They stiould discriminate |
i
them
over
a
mess
kit
full
ef
the
great
carefully between really helpful,
carry a soldier upon
hack. Inter-
^
collecting, dressing, < an-
j American delicacy,
authoritative advice in tax matters,
uatiooal treetlea hereafter shell he *“ “ « “ d shipping rabbit meat are
i The children gathered around aak
and irresponsible advice.
! pectaatly. The first one took a spoon- sacred I Alas tor the next aetlon th a t: in operation in Western centers. Aa
Mr. Roper states further that the
i fai and at once began to weep and da* counts Its written pledge a scrap o f j in Australia, the transition of tbs
bureau ia arranging to furnish for i
j dare that the strange food waa bat
the benefit of income tax payers in
The ethers who had watched rather !*> u , b ill, D itto, Uke G n » > , c u M h “ m a p e t to • * m r c * o f profit
eveey city and town in the country,
i horror stricken the fate o f the first be- ever again trample upon Belgium, aa , i* assured, it is believed.-—T h rift
n free advisory service by trained
' came convinced that It was soma sort King Ahab trampled on Naboth nod Magazine, v
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¡¡¡gjisL
uww ni nuoci tfouaing
w
collectors, agents, inspectors and
: of white fire and would have nothing seised his purple vineyard. Terrorism ;
.
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to
do
with
the
cream.
deputies. A t the offices o f collec­
-Now we t e v . bine to pey, promises
and frightfulneas henceforth are out-
The mother Imd to eat virtually all fa wed. That clay god called “the
tors and their deputies and at other 10 make good, our men to bring hoi*—
I NEWBERG - - OREGON g
Motice of Appointment
central points, free information and This will take from five to six bil­ i the cream In order to Induce them to state," that Germany made nnto her*
♦ ♦ » ♦ « ♦ t e t e • * ft* t e * * * ♦ ♦ t e * *
adhHee with raapeet to filin g returns lion dollars. Let « a get ready and believe It waa cold rather than bet seif and has long been worshiping. Is
nid
that
when
net
taken
too
tost,
was
an idol that has fallen.
1 Notice Is hereby given, that the
under the new revenue bill may be raise it. A big task, but the lesL and
—------------------- -- undersigned, Mamie Nelson, has
had up To (he final date for filin g therefore, eesy. All together, shoulder
to shoulder, and the Loan goes aver!
NOTHING LEFT TO CHANCE been duly a pointed aa Executrix of
such returns.
But they partook of It gingerly, evtr
“The ‘Ninety-first’ te )h* Pacific
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the estate and last will and testa-
Banks. Trust companies and simi­
dentlj
greatly
mystified
that
anything
Division;
remember
their
Advanos
ef
American
Divisions
at
San
ment of Hans Nelson, deceased, by
lar responsible Institutions have al­ Coast
achievement, aad honor ourselves by which first seemed hot, then cold,
Mihiel Had Baen Plannad With •
the County Court of Yamhill Coun-
ways co-operated in furnishing au­
could be good to eaL
uim I other Di’t i —
living up to IL
Elaborate Care.
ty, Oregon, and she has duly quall-
thentic income tax information, and
“ JAMES K. LYNCH."
Methods
.
.
,
_
.
.
fled
as
such
Executrix.
have generously offered to serve the
Learns e f the War.
Ia modern warfare a man’s head la
v , vln_
- A woman was discovered In this his chief asset writes Duke Bolivar I d , y h f i ’ al* ^
Location
HO N . School St.
government and taxpayers in this
having
Phon» Black 40
city yesterday who baa lived all
THE SUPREME TfeST
raapeet again this year. It is the
Boys’ Life. Tea all know that the c,a,mB a* aln8t “ ld “ tate are her«-
through the great war and did not 8 t Mihiel salient encompassing 132 b7 notified and required to present
stan of the Bureau to bring its
Regardless of what territories may know that it was going on. She is an
square miles of territory and 73 vll- the same duly verified to the under­
agencies as close sq possible to j be lost or won by the belligerents in
aged woman of German birth. Her
every person and to make available | the world war, Germany, above all the age kept her son from tefiing her lease. was taken by the Americana, 'signed. Executrix at her residence!
ia official form nil "neceenry infor­ nations, has gained moat, and next to •bout the horrors of the invasion of Did you know It was done by bead 'near Dundee, ln Yamhill County,
mation regarding the requirements Germany the United States tea te n » Belgium and o f the sinking of the Lu­ wotoT Elaborate plans were made In Oregon, within « month« from the
o f the law. The Bureau welcomes filed to a greater measure than say sitania. He didn’t wish her to worry advance and given out wholesele to ] f j rat publication of this notloe, said
HODSON it ELUOTT
the troop«. One hundred rh.m«*„d date ^
the 23rd' day of January,
aid from every responsible agency of the other powers involved. Ger­ aad fret But the daj of the peace amps, covering minute details o ft h e
.
in Ita efforts to enlighten the peo­ many has thrown off the yoke of me­ demonstration made It impossible te country. Including natural defenses.
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dieval kalserism. The United States keep silent The old Indy beard the and hoW It was manned hy the enemy.
Dated this 20th day o f January,
ple on tax matters.
ia a nation.
whistles blowing and the crowds were distributed, plus 30.000 photo- A. D. 1919.
•
Every taxpayer te assured of a
The Liberty Loans were one of the cheering and she demanded to know
graphs, scattered amoog officers of the-
Mamie Nelson,
square deal from the government greatest nationalizing factors. The
what It was all «boot When they told
baaed entirely on the tax laws and Fourth Loan welded 20,006.060 bond her she raised hea tends in n gesture artillery and Infantry. Five thousand Executrix of the estata and Last
W ill and Testament bf Hans Nel-
regulations and the facts in his buyers into investing patriots— the of imprecation and aatd: “Oh, If only asflea of telephone wire end 6.000 In
Mn Deceased,
casa. No other influence Is allowed kind of patriots who are willing to 1 could get these two tends on the atrumrnts were employed, and this
M t e 4 >4t e t e M * M » M M
elaborate system kept up with the ad- Frank w Fenton
kaiser r The Interesting part of her
to entqr the internal revenue mat­ sacrifice for their country.
The Victory Liberty Loan— the last story Is that her husband was a Ger­ I “ " * . ¡ ¡ I L i T L u
'll!
‘ Attorney
ters and the statement of any firm
flanking troops could telephone
their
' for said estate,
or individual that they are ln a po­ of the Liberty l»a n s —comes in April.1 man soldier. The gray uniform waa position back to the artillery The tel- Da,e ot *r,rKt Pub,lcation January
tation to exert special influence with It will be for trillions of dollars, to flu- 1 so detested by blm that be made his ephone business of a city of 100.000
23> 191#-
fsh paying for the Job of freeing th e! wife, before his death, promise that could have been handled by this equip- Date o f Laat Publication February
Internal revenue officers Is wholly
world. But it will be something gredt- j she would come to America so that
20, 1019.
without foundation in fact. Pains- er than that It is going to be the none of their sons ever would be com­ ment In whose operation 10.000 men
IfiHn|
QgfllrT •nifteA COAiideTA- supreme tete* o f that natieneHsnUou pelled te wear - the llvw p -ef the kai­ were engaged. Tbonsnnds of carrier
pigeons aided the slgdul corps
tion is given every case regardless which has sprung out < ’ the loins of ser.—New York 8un.
tensive hospital foci 11 tira. 4.360 trucks, Executor’s Notice of Final Settle-
o f whether the taxpayer appears In war.
miles of railroad, were provided for
Victim ef Fopular Seng. •
Thera are carpers who say that the
person or by attorney.
this big military operation, and 10.060
Lawrence Kellie tells of so amusing feet of movie film were exposed, so all
Firms or persons who offer- to patriotism has cooled; that the loan j
;perience he had over the song, the soldiers bad to do was to fight.
put over” on patriotic
prosecute claims against the gov- j
Notice ia hereby given that the
“Douglas
Gordon." He was intro­
eminent can secure no special con­
undersigned executor of the laat
EZRA HAYES
duced one evening to a gentleman
sideration beyond the merits o f the
W ill and Testament of Otto D. Doeh-
EXPLAINED
whose name be did not catch. “ I have
claims as determined by the facts
rtng, deceased, has filed his final
no desire to meet yon, Mr. Kellie,” •
and the law.
account aa said executor ln the Coun­
Mid the stranger. Kellie natnrnlly ,
Any former government officer o r ;
looked a little astonished, but «aid i
ty Court o f Yamhill County, Oregon,
Office 902, Third St. W ill answer
nothing. "In fact," the other went on, *
employee is barred by statute from j
with seal at call and g e out into
and that said Court has appointed
"1 hate the very soond of yodr name. •
the country i f called for.
P er­
acting ss counsel, attorney or agent |
Monday, March 10th, I » l « . at 11
fect work.
Phone W hite 17«
For months past my mother has been •
for prosecuting claims against the |
o’clock n. m. o t Mid day aa the’ day
worried by the receipt of telegrams !
United Status which were pending
and hour for the hearing of objec­
Freperad for the Future.
and
letters of condolence on my behalf, ]
while he was an officer or employee;
tions to Mid final account and the
It was st the door of s store which and the thing la beginning to get mo- ’
aad 1s also barred from aiding In t had advertised exceptional bargains
settlement thereof.
notonous." “ I’m sorry," said Kellie, “but I
nay manner th e, prosecution o f such j for that day. In the jam. that Mrs. what’s that got to do with me?” “Well, •
Now therefore, nil' persons Intsr-
claims within two years after leav- Blank a w Mrs. Brown and rushed to I’ll tell you.” Mid the other. “ My
ested in tbs estats Of Mid decedent
lug the government service.
shake hands with her and M y:
name's Dongles Gordon, sod everybody
ere hereby notified and required to
Imagines that your confounded xofig
“Oh. Mrs. Brown, are you here?”
appear at the County Court room at
“Yes, I am here, bat I did not expect refers to me.” And with that he turaed
the Court House at McMinnville,
Round Trip.
on his heel and went
to meet you.”
Mid County and State, at said time,
Aunt Mary W’ella Is one of the few
THE
“ Why, you see. 1 am going to Jota
” befo' de web” darkles left In a little
to then and there show cause ,lf any
tend for a Bomb, Sir.
the new leagne and I am getting ready
Sent a A y town. Recently sbe was dls-
there be, why Mid account should
The excited voice of the mother of
for U."
cuaatog with hJr employer the merry-
not
be settled, allowed and approved,
George
B.
Elliott
of
the
firm
of
Breed,
"la It the Woman’s leagne where we
go-round that was running up on the
aald estate forever and finally net­
pledge ourselves not to buy a hat or a Elliott k Harrison, announced that an
old hones owned by Mr. Elliott w m
tled. aad aald executor discharged.
garment costing more than H O T
20C First Street
Gottlieb Behead,
“ Yes, that la the one and I am going burning.
Sgpplcy— Mrs. Goodwin has in­
“hr* It still burning7” Inquired Mr.
to Join H. too. I am getting ready'for
vited ma to spend Christmas at her Executor o f th# last W ill and Tnata-
Elliott with some anxiety in bis volet.
It."
W hin in need af a
ment of) Otto D. Doehring. de-
home in England.
«
And they entered the store together Whan Informed la the affirmative,, te
fint-cloM
workman or
Goodwin— Yes ; she says it doosn’t
aad each bought a dress marked down replied, with much relief. “ Well, there
Clarence Butt,
la
aothtag
that
I
can
do,”
anti
told
his
aeom like Christmas if you don’t
from ISO to «48, and «30 bats and coats
aro in hurry to taro work
Attornsy for Estate.
that cost over «60 each. They went out ■other to notify him If the Are wss la have sene green things about the
First Issue February 6, 111*.
feeHng that ttey could stand by their danger of going out.—Indians polls
News.
Last lesso Marsh «. 191».
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