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Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Munson visited
over Sunday with Salem friends.
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DETAILS
NECESSARY
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Don’t Fuss With
T in Pairs of Glasses
We, the undersigned committee,
. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Watt, of St.
Johns, are In town making some re­ appointed by 8hlloh Post No. 77, De­
pairs on their First street property. partment of Oregon G. A. R., to draft
C. F. Butler, who has been laid up resolutions on the death o f Comrade
for
some time with blood poisoning, John Hutsen, beg leave to submit
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to again at his post with the. Miller
Whereas, In His allwise Provi­
Mercantile Co.
dence, It has pleased the Grand Com­
John W. Priaer spent a couple
PACIFIC
Miss Mildred Ferguson, formerly
mander of the Universe to call from
days In Portland this week-
NORTH BOUND TRAIN S
with the U. 8. National Bank, has ac­
our ranks our comrade and friend.
H.
M.
Hoskins
came
home
U t n N tw b w i
A rrlT« Portland
cepted ’ a position as stenographer
John Hutsen, to. the life beyond,
No. 344,-4:19 a. m.
7:45 a. m. Salem for an over 8unday visit with with the M iller Mercantile Co.
therefore.
■No. 364, 9:11 a. m.
10:11 a. m. the family.
J. H. Rees recently added to his
Resolved. That we, the members
Ous Wedegarlen. of Hustls, Ne­ grain, berry and prune farm by the
No. 119, 1:11 p. m.
9:41 p. m.
o f Shiloh Post No. 77. Department
No. 919. 4:09 f . m.
S:9B p. a . braska, has been here recently visit­ purchase of the A. H. Tower tract of Oregon G. A. R.. will miss him at
Ho. 910. 7:04 p. m.
9:90 p. m. ing his brother-in-law, John Miller. of 37 acres which Joins him on the our Post meetings and social gath­
tN o. 949. 19:10 a. m.
9:04 a. as.
John E. Goff died at his home on west.
Bo. 1. Good,
food
erings. and it was with sadness of
properly
cooked.
North Main street Tuesday night at
{Sunday only.
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Clifford Knickerbocker, who
heart that we bid him our last fare­
the age o f 71 years. Funeral ser­ recenUy discharged from the Army, well. and we as comrades extend our
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
Bo.
vices will be conducted at the W. W. to back at his old place as book­ heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
L o r n Portland
Arriva Newborn
properly washed.
Hollingsworth Co. chapel bn Friday keeper in the United States National family and friends, and recommend
No. 941, 7:94 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
afternoon at 9 o’clock by Rev. G. A Bank.
that a copy o f these Resolutions be
No. 944, 9:94 a. m.
11:00 o. m.
Cooking is a job every
Pollard.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Markee, of Port­ giyen them, one to the city paper
No 949, 1:00 p. m.
9:90 p.m.
tine of. Three tñnes a day,
Two Germans named Fogelsang land, have rented the 20 acre tract for publication, and one filed in the
No. 949, 4:06 p. m.
4:94 p.m.
SUB
days in the year, l i t i
No. 947, 4:94 p. m.
4:49 p.a. and Smith, respectively, who were out east o f Rex known as the Dr. records of the Post.
times from Christmas te Christ­
’
Wm. Clemmens,
tNo. 941, 11:94 p.m.
19:44 a. m. on the way to their homes in South Simm’s place, where they located , 1
mas, the fin mast he made it
Geo. Meader,
Dakota, stopped over here on Tues­ last week.
tSaturday only.
the eld cook stoic. What a
A. Bartholomew.
Trains Now 944 and 949 dtocon- day and were shown about by Wm.
The K. and L. o f 8. will hold their
They came north from regular meeting in the L O. O. F.
Otnuod between Newborn and Mc- Schaad.
thought ■oderai
Southern
California
where they spent hall tomorrow evening. A musical
NO S H IF T IN G OF GLASSES
Mlnnvllto.
ful,, canning and skflUal, has
COBKAD W. WEBTH WRITES
some time seeing the country.
program w ill be rendered and re­
found
the
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A fire started In the basement o f freshments w ill be served.
D. BARB11B, Prop.
Phone Blue 99 a small barn located on South Me­
lattar StadialIs, Lan Headadw
January 27, l P l f .
Mrs. S. M. K ing has a recent letter
Baily trips t& and from Portland. ridian street, by a couple o f small
Dear
Gettmans—
We
are
now
at
Leave Imperial Leave 4th A Alder, children who were playing, was the from her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Mac­
Ha I m « «a giva yw the hastet Eya
donald, saying she is coming out anchor in Quiberon Bay after spend­
Hotel, Newborn.
Portland.
Tondi a batten, the fire is
occasion of a ‘fire call Tuesday from Kenneeott. Alaska, next month ing fourteen days on the sea. J
Service, bec«« i *aayef these aha
7:90 a.m .
10:00 a.m .
afternoon, to which the fire depart­ with her little son to have his eyes soon as the moon draws the water
4:90 a.m.
11:00 a.m .
Wonderful seeking at
ment responded promptly.
L ittle treated.
far enough up the river we are going
OJOTES OUI TKM m KST
1:00 p.m .
4:90 p.ss.
aMe cost
damage was done, the barn being
John Carnine, a son-in-law of Mrs. to Nantes. One ship ran aground a
9:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
Once a week all the clothes
empty.
Ella Langellier, who has been en­ few days ago in attempting to M i f f
mast
be sexabbed and rubbed,
A son o f J. W. Henry, who was gaged as T. M. C. A. secretary at Ft. the trip at low tide.
We took the southern route, cross­
P. L. Harford was. out from Port* born In Newberg when the town was Lawton. Beattie, stopped over hero
is more trying, me
land Wednesday looklnn after prop­ quite new. and who has developed the first o f the week for a short ing opposite Georgia, where the
The Eleetrie Wadtiag
storms
are
less
severe.
Even
then
into a prominent railroad man, has visit when on his way to engage la
erty interests here.
is a perfect answer to
Prod Sutherland, of Red Bluff, been here during the week with his similar work at Ft. Russell, W y­ the waves washed over the bridge
conditions.
The oost to
«04 First St
Phone White 82
;k sometimes. The first land we
California, Is In town vial tin « his w ife for a visit with his father. He oming.
is
saw was the Asores, which we passed
is at present In the employ o f the
mother. Mrs. C. B. Pyle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Spaulding and
at a distance of about five miles.
Canadian Pacific railroad and locat­
A brother of R. L. Booth and his
little one went to Salem last Sunday
had practically en year
The green fields and white houses is not to insult her sad spit In her
ed In Canada.
w ife were down from McMln nvllle
to meet Lieutenant W alter Spaul­
Special rate, 4e far
on the hillside looked very beautiful. face when the interview to opened.
Mrs. Ed Hodges gave a birthday ding who arrived home from France,
Tuesday, eomblninn » visit with bna-
Near these islands we saw a school ‘— Oregon Voter.
party Wednesday at her home in Sunday evening, he having been
o f porpoise They swam along the
Thoa. Parry and wife, o f Vancou­ honor o f her daughter, Mrs. A rt mustered out o f the service at Camp side of the ship and occasionally
The League o f Nations to designed
ver. spent Sunday with W ilber Hayman. Ligh t refreshments were Dix, on the Atlantic Coast, soon after Jumped out o f the water. I have to perpetuate peace. W hy should not
and family and other Newberp served, the deoorations being yellow. his arrival from abroad. _
been jooking for whales and peri­ the United States be a member?
Those present were Mrs. Blackburn,
W. J. Nottage, who recently gave scopes but haven’ t seen either.
friends.
Borah, Poindexter, Vardamann and
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Boothy, Mrs. up the occupation o f print shop man,
The Civic Improvement and Wed­
We have been here since last other politicians, simply be
Arney, Mrsr Nell Hodges. Mrs. Art which he followed for many years, to
nesday Clubs w ill «lv e a social at
Thursday. The scenery through our they hate President Wilson, are
Hayman, Mrs. Ed Hodges.
become a tiller of the soil in nature’s port hole changes continually. Only fighting against I t They as much
the club rooms on Tuesday evenlnn.
Dr. J. R. Wetherbee, of Portland, great outdoors. Is making daily ¿he forward anchor is down, so we as state that they are in favor o f
March 94.
Miss A«nas Munson came from who recently bought the Henry 81- hikes out to his new purchase of are staked out here Just like a cow further wars. Mothers, wives
land west o f Newberg where he pro­ staked out to grass. There are three other peace-lovers are not only
Salem Friday evenlnn and visited dell farm on Chebalem Mountain,
poses to grow a prune orchard.
north
of
Rex,
is
located
on
the
farm
posed to such sentiment, but they
of-ua on this ship.
her parents on West Fourth street
and
milking
twelve
head
o
f
Holstein
Isaac Hunt, who recently pur­
Paris is about nine hours’ ride propose to protect their sons
until Sunday.
cows which he bought o f J. C. Lemon. chased the Chambers place, known from Nantes, so if we can get enough husbands by retiring to private life
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kaufman were
Dairying is not new to him as he as the Orevania Farm, and located time o ff we are going to take a trip those who would encourage* war for
called to Portland Saturday by the
was manager o f the Star Dairy of between Newberg and Rex, Is offer­ these.
the sake o f adverse criticism leading
“ It Serves You Right.”
serious Illness of their danuhter-ln-
nearly 300 cows for some-time. He ing his Portland home for sale and
to. they forlornly hope, party promo­
For
about
the
first
three
days
I
law. Mrs. Oeorne Kaufman.
has remodeled the barn on the place announces that he will make Ore­ was what they call sea sick. It was tion.
This League o f Nations to
Mrs. M. B. Terrell says It is likely and is working the house over pre­ vania Farm one o f the finest «how
hard to eat and impossible to keep what we owe the soldiers who have
that her son. L. B. Charles, and w ife paratory to enjoying »life on the places In Oregon and w ill make his
it down. Since then I haven’t been gone through fire. I f the senators ship of Bismarck, tb« aristocratic
w ill come from Lake county to re­ ranch. • Wednesday morning he home there.
who are fighting it are not careful party came Into political power, tbs
sea sick in the least.
main w ith her In her declining brought 350 pounds of milk to the
One morning one of the boys went they will be placed in the unenviable term baa been applied to those who
Earl Jones, who to a member of
years.
Newberg Creamery, all o f which he the Montana state legislature, is out to wash and when near the end pro-German class.— Woodburn Inde­ hold reactionary views, because they
The West Chebalem second team "extracted” from the cows with his here for a short visit and his wife of the passage^way a wave came out pendent.
desire to preserve intact the exclu­
sive social, military and political privi­
trimmed the Newber« Boy Scouts In own hands. .
to
meet
him.
He
started
back
but
and little one who have been here
leges belonging traditionally to
a basket ball game played on the
Chase A, Linton have sold their for some time visiting at the home of the wave overtook him and soaked
“wall born.-
SURVIVORS
OF
FEUDAL
TIMES
high school floor Wednesday night
plant at Oregon City and w ill retire his mother. Mrs. Anna Jones, and him almost to the knees. Instead
Junker!am and Junkerdom indicate
to the tune o f 91 to 4.
from that territory.
Oregon City with her parents in Portland, Rev. of showing good Judgment by stay­ Prussian Junkers Routed In Their Be­ the policies and the customary round
Joseph Petschel, who came out parties who wanted the plant asked and Mrs. W. B. Hinson, w ill return ing out with the water, he opens the
of Ideas, Judgments, and prejudices
lief ef Their Complete Superiority
from St. Paul. Minnesota, recently, them to put a price on it which they with him.
door and comes in. and so does the
characteristic of the Jnnker da as.
teyOrtfinary Man.
and first stopped In Portland, has did and the deal was made at the
You should have seen me
They have been and still are ad
Fred and Robert Pope, o f Elsie, water.
located in Newber«. at 909 First price named. They will concentrate and Mrs.^C. O. Poole, o f Trout Lake. grab for my suitcase and shoes. We
A Jnnker la a member of a noble great Influence, for they have affected
street.
H e I s a carpenter and their efforts on their gravel plant Washington, sons and daughter of had an ocean ail of our own in our Prussian family, wbo belongs to the Prussian domestic policies by their or­
builder.
here and expect to begin work soon Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pope, o f Newberg, room, the waves dashing up on the landed aristocracy, and. as a rule, ganised efforts to preserve and pro­
adopts the profession of armed and tect large landed estates: they have
Frank Duncan and family, who to increase the capacity about 74 per were called to their father’s bedside port and starboard bank o f the room
enters the caste circle of the officer molded German social life by their as­
with
each
roll
ot
the
ship.
This
hap­
have been living at Hillsboro and cent as they have contracts already Saturday on account of his having a
corps. Thanks to the survival of fend- j sumption o f complete superiority to
Portland for the past few years, re­ secured to Justify the outlay. They severe attack o f neuralgia. Mr. Pope pened when I was Just geeting up aliens In the organisation of German 1 the ordinary man. especially te the
turned to Newberg recently and are began the gravel Bupply business is now much better. The sons, who and about the third day when I was society, the term has acquired a broad­ man who engages in trade or
living with Mrs. Sarah Christenson, here in a small way several years are Clatsop county stock raisers, re­ still feeling a little unnecessary. I er significance. Bence as commonly factures. while the Prussian
ago and by hard work and close ap­ turned to their homes on Wednesday. turned back to bed and thought of used today It Indicates a narrow-mind­ corps has taken Its distinctive tone
the mother of Mrs. Duncan.
what a miserable trip I was going ed. arrogant, and. often, bellicose mem­ from their haughty aloofness from the
D. E. Heine, of Norton county, plication to the business have suc­
While- not as stron g. a musical to have and what a brave man Co­ ber of the aristocracy,
civilian population.
ceeded
in
building
up
a
good
trade.
v « » “ « who has been spending a
company as some that have visited lumbus was. One boy didn’t get his
i ! : « 1862. when, nndr.r the leader-
The
increased
interest
in
road
im­
few days in Oregon City with rela­
Newberg, the 8am Lewis Co. gave a suitcase up In time so he now has a
tives, came up for a visit with his provement makes a good demand for very
pleasing
entertainment
at
old friend, R. H. Parson. This is gravel for road builders are begin­ Wood-Mar Hall on Thursday night beautiful white salt water band all
his sixth visit to Newberg and he la ning to learn that river gravel is o f last week. Mias Ruth Lavery, the the way around It.
I wish I could call at Hoboken
seriously thinking of purchasing a better for road work than much of violinist, captivated the audience
for my mall now so*' that I would
the
crushed
rock
that
is
being
used.
farm near here.
and was the favorite of the company, know what is going on at home and
with M r. Lewis, soloist, a close sec­ elsewhere, but all I can do is write.
ond. As Friday night was an open They say that we will not be back
date for them, the ladles remained before March 15.
Our mascot, a
over here at the Imperial for a rest large cat, disappeared one night so
until Saturday morning when they some say we w ill never get back.
left for Eugene. Ralph Parlette will
About six o f the men In our crew
give the next lyceum number on came from Portland, but I didn’t
Tuesday night, April 9.
: know any of them before I left.
Your brother.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wassam and
Conrad W. Werth.
sister. Mrs. Grey, are enjoying a | .
Protects the teeth in the natural way— by re­
featuring the Hew Oral all wood
visit from a former Pennsylvania Warrant Mach.. U. S. N. Steam. Eng.
moving the substances that foster germs,
School. Stevens Institute, Hoboken,
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Katherine
tone amplifier is here.
New Jersey.
Opendorf. Mrs. Opendorf came from
acid month and decay.
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Germany thirty-six years ago, and is
This oval tone chamber with
all American. She has even tabooed
EXCHANGE COMMENT
It leaves the month oool and dean— real
other exclusive Brunswick fea-
the German language and speaks
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testimony o f its deansing effect.
only In French and English. Two
Did you ever feel that a business
tares
of her sons enlisted in the war man was uncertain as to who you
against Germany, and the third, a were and was hesitating over having
So pleasant to use that children like i t - ■
boy o f less than seventeen, made to ask you?
And you volunteered
The twioe a day Klenso Creme habit is month
several attempt** to get into the your name and relieved him. But
health insurance.
radio service, but was rejected on unless you have been in his place,
account o f being under weight and you can hardly appreciate the un­
under slse. Mrs. Opendorf says her spoken blessings called down on you.
one dally prayer is that her aged — Carlton Sentinel.
THE FH0H0GRAFH SUPREME
mother, from whom she has not
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heard since 1414, still lives, and Is
A lot of pernicious politicians
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numbered among the good old Ger­ make capital out of pecking at Port­
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man women who are now being kind land. They simply irritate the city,
to the boys with the Army of Occu­ while inflaming prejudice in the
pation, of which mqny o f our boys country. The result to— misunder­
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have recently written. On her way standing and friction.
Portland
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out Mrs. ppendorf stopped in Indiana prospers in proportion as the state
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long enough to purchase a farm, on prospers, and will co-operate with
which she located a daughter, and the atate in any matter for the de­
she may Inveet Jn Oregon property velopment of any part of the state.
and locate Acre permanently.
But the way to enlist her Interest
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