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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1919
No. 4 2 f(
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R. A. Butt.
barrel of oil.
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I J. O. Col cord.
f ' Through its Jong experience and
vast resources, the Company has pro­
||áir r
PAAR
R. *W. Van Valin.
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U U lw i
I. A Henning.
duced the exact grade of Zerolene
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C. A. Morris.
suited to each typelrf engine. Each
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Klenle A *ftons.
grade will do the work for which it J. W. Sadler, ét Portland, Suc­
Very Satisfactory Chautauqua— d o t ­
N. T. MrCny
is manufactured if used correctly
cessful RiHder st
ing Program Staged
J. J. Mueller. '
in' the engine for w hich It Is recom­
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d
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*48,639.50
. / for Tonight
j
Glenn fi. Taylor.
mended. In this way the Standard
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L.-T. Hayward.
Oil Company is doing an invaluable
On last Monday bids were opened
With the program to be given to­
Ross A. Newby.
service in teaching the tractor oper­
night. when “ Uncle Sara'a Expert- ; John 8. Rankin.
ator the science of correct lubri­ by the county court at McMinnville
1 for the proposed construction of a
ment” will be staged by the Junior j W. A. Graham.
cation.
concrete bridge 580 feet in length
Chautauqua and when the Earl j E. W. Hod son.
over the canyon on East First street
Hippie Concert Co. will give the
F. A. Morris
JOHN MARSHALL
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in Newberg. There were six bid-
closing number, the patrons of New- ! U. 8. Q, MIHer.
The tong-honored patriot, and dere, the lowest being J. W. Sadler,
berg's third Chautauqua will leave
R. J. Moor*
eminent chief justice of tbs United of Portland, who was" awarded thn
the big brown teat*with the feeling
C. R. Chapin,
States, John Marshall, was born at contract at 849.8S5.S0. L. O. Her-
John T. Haworth.
that they qot only got the worth of
Jesse Edwards.
Germantown, in Fauquier county, j rold. of Salem, bid 854.887.tb; A*.
their fnoney. bat that in more than
Virginia, on the 24th of September, , Guthrie A Co., of Portland, 8 M ,-
one single member on the six days' ; V. A. Vincent
1755, and was the eldest of 15 chil- ¡026.23 and Robert Wakefield, o f
program they received full value R F. D. Bekerson.
dren
by the same mother. He re­ Pdrtland, 856.408.50.
E. H. Burns.
for the price paid for a season
ceived
some classical instruction in
H.
A.
Wright
ticket.
The contract calls for the
early
youth,
and from childhood he tlon of the bridge by the first of
8.
Sanderson.
That the Elliaon-White people are
! evinced a taste for literature and December and the bidders expressed '*
A. A. Poet
making “ satisfied customers” of our
w
8.
Allan.
¡general knowledge
He became | tb« opinion that it could be ereeted
people Is evidenced in the fact that
physically vigorous by field sports. ! in tijat time 7 Mr. Radier said bn
Imperial Hotel.
no
canvassing was required this
Fred h. A sms .
and his solitary meditations were j woaid be ready to begin work wttk-
year in order to sell the guaranteed
generally amid the wildest natural : in 8|x days.
Rev.
Fred
E.
Carter.
number of season tickets. *The pub
WOT9I
.1 G. A. Dearborn. .
scenery.
When Dunmore Invaded1 ,, ,8
that tke ^
^
lie
announcement made in the .
lower
Virginia
in
1775,
young
Mar-
requ,
re
,
400
cuWc
yards
«
Beatrice
E.
Heskett.
When
s
candidate
for
_
Graphic that season tickets were on I
die* while the votes are being
counted, does that nullify the t ory Of his opponent. Out of the
8. J. Madson.
; shall was appointed lieutenant In <?ret^ m >500 pounds o f ;
sale was sufficient. In fact, the sale
frosen north of Alasl
□ uftsiion, u two congressman ar- - - [the minute battalHoE^' .w?*.
„ ne|tr
of season tlcheU wak f< «0 ahOt'i’tlie
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office. James
Wteker-
bis father, performed good service 1,225 feet of concrete hand rail.
required amounl This made It easy
t o FA|IMER AND
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in the battle at the Great Bridge. |
for the committee and whaf better 1
The work of clearing the old
CON6UMWG PUBLIC f
near the Dismal swamp. In July,
testimonial could Newberg write for
wooden bridge away is Well a lon g ,'
the following year, he was attached
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offered
no
opposition
to
Oedrge
B.
Grigsby
at
the
special
election
and
the people who .are furnishing the j
the lumber being dragged by team»
to the Virginia Continental line,
Chautauqua talent.
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The national department of agri-
SunSThS a
r
been g,ven °fr,c- r ^ w
one block below where it is to b »
with the same commission; and.
And further, it may safely be said cuIture »tates that the prices of
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.used In building a bridge on Second*
early in 1777, he joined the army J
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that the entire program of the week n,ea' to th® consumer are so high’ WHEN W ILL THE W AR
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. .. 'street which will accommodate the
DRINKING W ATER TAKEN
under Washington. He was in,the,.
,
has bees so satslfactory that the j ,hat he d#ntea meat to himself, and
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i travel while the new bridge is toeing
FROM NATIONAL FORESTS battles of Brandywine and German- . ,,
’ BE LEGALLY EN D ED !
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sale of next season s tickets will be yet ,h* P1-1«** to producers of live
built. For this work tbs county
town, suffered at Valley Forge, and i
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made In the same way.
. *tock larab" and beef «*attle »n par-
Eighty-seven cities and towns of fought at Monmouth ill the summer ¡3 cgurt has appropriated 8200 and Lb* V* f +
The date of the termination of
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ticuiar, have, dropped to a point
city council 8?00. To this has been
To comment on the various nun-
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. where, with rising prices of- feed, the war just now is agitating the Oregon. Washington and Alaska of 1778, as commander of a Virginia added 8530 that was formerly eat
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hers Is no easy task, since the head- ’
,
derive the water supply for their company. He remained in service
•r
«r
,oae *•_ money. The department 1 muddy depths and sinuosities of the
aside
for
the
maintenance
of
tB»
liners were so numerous. «Hon.
W- i t,,ey
,
liquor mind. For a lime the liquor municipal water works from • the until early in 17 80, when he turned
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. , . ! of war, according to General March.
Rex-Tigard road, and enough more
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J.. the silver tongued orator. sUrted h . a s i Q 7 f ___
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has $97,500,AO© worth of mutton, interests confused the functions nf National Forests of the North Pa­ his atention to the study of the law. L
things going so well on Saturday ,
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corned beef, frosen beef, frozen the federal government. They were cific District, according to a report H- u i m M
afternoon with a well filled and
just
compiled
in
the
office
of
Dls-
Wythe
(afterward
elt.tte.llor
of V l r .l 6“ 1" 1 ,6‘ ',rM” M * “ » **•
confident
that
President
Wilson
. poultry, hash and roast beef on hand.
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'Jacent streets in vepair unt
over flowing tent that the same pace
.w.
irlct
Forester
George
H.
Cecil.
Of
would
knock
out
war-time
The federal board of trad« chargee
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’ concrete bridge in comj
ban been kept up. thus giving each
these
towns
thirty-eight,
having
an
summer was admitted to practice. A •
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that the packers of meats are re­ tlon before July 1. They did not
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thrown open for travel, j
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and every,attraction a good audience.
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sponsible for the high pricee of know or seem not to have known estimated population of 3*2,000, are few months afterward, Virginia wns |
Then 'too, the audiences have “ re- j
The
contract
for
this
work
ha»
in
Oregon;
forty-two.
with
a
popula­
invaded by Arnold and Marshall
meats to consumers and the low the President was the chief of the
►
ponded to treatment" with such
been
let
to
Henry
Bond,
of
LcFny-
tion
of
634,000,
are
in
Washington;
again joined the army .in defense of i 1
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prices to producers.
Every way Executive, not the Legislative de­
generous applause that the come
ofjn nn puM*
round it is an anomalous situation. partment of government. It is not and seven, with 15.000 people, are his native state. There being a re- ! ette- and he haa a
bark on the part of the talent has
dundancy of officers, he soon re- in* “ a,on* “
as
V
The public censures the government within the power of the chief exec­ in Alaska.
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been most cheery and exhilir&ting.
The larger tow*ns of the district signed his commission, but he had
and charges the packers with prof­ utive to abrogate an act of Congress.
There are those who will tell you iteering.
UNITED STATES T^RE NEWS
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When it finally dawned upon the using National Forest water are no opportunity to practice his pro-
that Judge Alden wan the star of
•
The people are urged by the de­ liquor interests that the President Portland, Eugene. Oregon City, Rose- fession until after the capture of
the firmament. In fact, Col. R .J. i
partment of agriculture io realize had absolutely no power to act on burg, Albany, Medford. Ashland, Cornwallis, in the autumn of 1781.
There was a time in the. lean years
Moore has stated that he will attend !
that the waf-tlme necessity for con­ war Prohibition during the period Baker, La Grande, The Dalles and He then soon rose to distinction as of farming when many farmers, had
church every other night in the
servation of meats no longer exists of war, and that repeal sentiment in Bend. Oregon: Seattle. Tacoma, a lawyer; and, in the spring of 1782. to buy equipment that was poor in
week if the Judge will do ihe preach­
and to purchase meat treely. The the Slxty-eixth Congress was as dead Everett. Walla Wallaj Yakima, Wre- he was elected to a seat in the Vir- | quality because it was cheap. But
ing. The Zedeler’s gave a high class
packers and the live stock interests as an Egyptian mummy, the termi­ natchee. Aberdeen. Port Angeles, ginia legislature. In the autumn of today the farmer has monfey and Is
musical program that will not soon profMW that lhey
rfnnniet(Ce a nation of the war became a live EllCnsburg and Roslyn. Washington; that year he was chosen a member buying equipment of proved value—
be forgotten and the happiest com- carnpa,Kn
of
«
,
ucatlo-n
- to ^ bring
• question in the liquor camp. Some and Anchorage. Cordova. Ketchikan
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of the executive council.
the sort he has always wanted be-
blnatlon of the week was t!\at
of about Rreater
¿jse oi niutton and J of the wets had the temerity (land and Petersburg, Alaska.
In January, 1783, Mr. Marshall cause he knew it had the genuine
era
The Forest Service co-eper^tes
Bees Gearhart Morrison, entertanier,
g ut , be
department of agri- ignorance) to assert that when the j
married a daughter of the treasurer value that made It chaper in thn
tineir of Virginia iand they lived together ¡ong run
w
as
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with
the
towns
in
protecting
with Castellucci s Concert Band.
In culture acknowledges that “ excessive ! armistice was signed the war
connection with the band mention retail prices prevail, n o justified | over.
j watersheds from fire and trespass. about ¿0 years.
He resigned his
The automobile is today part of*
must be made of the veteran mu- by the wholesale «tjuotations.”
It t u S. Attorney General Palmer and every effo,, is mad*
keeP seat at the council board in 1784 the standard equipment of every
HlClan. Prof. Vincenzo Clerro, aged add„ |hat . whllc the llve catt|c and
j the water free from any sort of con­
and immediately afterward (though farm. Cars of the best makes dot
asserts. “ All measures effective un
74 years, former composer of music. ; whf), ^ le drei(!MH, ,^.ef market8 have
tamination.
Formal co-operative
a resident of Richmond) he was every country road. The farmer is
l the
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end
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v of
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the
H it '
war
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will
vv l i t
continue
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who was the bass drummer. And gone down 26 per cent, the price of operation until the exchange of rati- Agreements between t e ^ecr ta y
! chosen to represent his native coun-- considered by the auto salesman to
the term is used advisedly when It reta„ beef cuUl tQ , hp ro„ BUm<ir haB
I Agriculture and the city officials 1
ty In the legislature, He represent- , be a most discriminating buyer. Ha
flcatlons of the treaty of peace be­
is herewith stated that an unusually been at a standstill in many cities
¡are in effect providing for this pro-
tween the United Rtates and Ger­
ed Henrico county in 1787. In the i* a man used to doing things him-
attractive feature was Mrs. Castel- and In some has increased 20 pe*
tection of the watersheds of Tacoma
many.” It hap not yet been ratified
Virginia convention called to con­ self. and not delegating jobs to­
lucci, dressed In her natty uniform. cent.”
and Walla Walla in Washington,
by
either
belligerent.
In
the
case
of
sider
the federal constitution. Mr. others; "his information is usually
Wednesday was a big day. As y I In such circumstances as these
and Oregon City. The Dalles, Dufur,
the American senate, the outlook
Marshall was one of the most zeal­ first hand, and he knows just what
two-people entertainers the Parnells bow ran tbe consumer paying retail is' for a prolonged, acrimonious dis­ Wallowa. Baker and Toledo in Or­ ous and effective supporters of that
he wants,
have scarcely ever been equaled on prlceB afford t0 buy nuye meat? cussion. America's other enemy— egon.
instrument. He served in “ the Vir­
1» is because of the farmers' pros-
a Newberg platform and the latch
8e€mg a8 jf those prices must be the Dual-Monarchy— has not at this
ginia legislature until 1 792, when perjty and their determination to
string will be out If they ever come materially reduced before the public writing received the Allies' terms of CORRECT LUBRICATION
he again devoted his whole time to get full value for their money that
this way again.
The lecture by ; can do wbat the department of agri- peace. If there should be as many
OF TRACTORS NECESSARY his profession. He was a member
the United States Tire Company i»
Rutcllffe was so well received that ^cuiture urges and the packers sug- “ exchanges’ ’ and as prolonged dis­
of the Virginia house of delegates looking forward to an enormous bus-
many write his name at the head of Re8t,— Spokesman-Review,
cussions in the case of the Austrian
It goes without saying, of cotMse. jin 1(95 and nobly defended Ja> s i iness this year in the agricultural
the list, and Herbsman, who rattled
terms as now' seems probable, au­ that a tractor must be operated i M> r- - j memorable treaty. His speech on
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1 sections.
Back of United State«
the Dry Bones” at night, was well t
tumn wil be well advanced before rectly in order to secure efficient j that occasion made a profound 'ni-
DON
T
BELONG
TO
THE
UNION
•tiies
stand
the high traditions o f
received.
the official prooMimation of the ex­ results. It is just as esential that j pression in America ami Europe
the
United
States Tire Company's
"The Oriental Pageant," given by
changes of ratifications has been a high quality lubricating oil of the
Soon
afterward
he
was
sent
as
grejl<
factories
- Morgan & Wright,
Julius Caesar Nayphe on Saturday j Mr. Dan Cupid is not a union made.— Americik Issue.
one
of
the
three
envoys
extraordi-
j
a
g.
j
Hartiord
and Revere whose
correct
grade
exactly
sqited
to
the
night, assisted by a half dozen young member. At least it Is not 90 re-
nary
to
the
government
of
iian
ce
namP8
have
stood
for quality in tires
engine
be
used.
But
correct
lubri­
ladies of Newberg. was a feature corded.
Indeed, his actions belle
On
hie
return
he
w k - eicetcd to a
,
k ^ „„
j he. bicycle..
cation
means
something*
more
than
OREGON
C0W
8
MAKE
that was worthy of mention. The any such suggestion. Dan doesn’ t
this__the
oil
must
he
used
In
the
¡seat
in
the
federal
corgress.
With-
RECORD
As the product of the largest rub­
display of orlental#finerjKwas most limit his work to any limited num-
WORLD
in three weeks after »ntering upon
rlght way.
bewildering and the rapid fire wit ber of hours a day. He’ll ahoot an
ber company in »he world, these
The tractor manufacturer builds his duties there he w as called upon tires represent A technical excellence
The highest average ever reported
and humor of Mr. Nayphe kept the arrow at midnight or at dawn, and
to announce in that body tire, death
audience on the tiptoe of expectan- ; Just as precisely at one time as the from as many as 3,366 cows In five wn. efficient power plant which is de­
and craftsmanahip that mean tong
of
George Washington
His words
cy throughout the delivery of his other But little old Dan is causing testing associations was made by signed to do a certain work and do
miles of sturdy service and ability
on that occasion were f* w*. but deep- 1
Instructive lecture.
the telephone office nearly as much Oregons herds for May. says E. L. It economically. To insure this tbe
to stand up tinder hard service
ly impressive.
His career in the t
The work of J. L. White, director, j worry as the strikers In Portland, Westover, federal and O. A. C. dairy manufacturer does everything pos-
national
legislature
was short, for ■
has been so satisfactory that he will Manager Smithson Is contemplating extension specialist. The cows aver­ nlble to educate the operator in the
Mr and Mrs. W. E White went fo
in
1800
he
w
as
chosen
first secretary j
proper
care
tmd
operation
of
the
be given the glad hand Jf he comes Asking the court for an order to, aged 950 4 pounds milk and 39.79
Portland Tuesday to attend the
of war and then secretary of state; j
to Newberg with the big tent next enjoin Mr Cupid from firing on his pounds fat. When It is understood^ tractor.
funeral of their cousin. Edwin D.
and in January. 1801, he was ap-
In
the
same
way
the
Standard
Oil
season.
| operators.— Hood River Glacier.
that 40 pounds of fat a month puts
j P ool. who died at the age of 55
cows of America In the honor class, Company issues literature on the pointed chief Justice of the supreme
Following Is the list of those who
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»he Oregon dairy cbv performance correct lubrication of all kinds of ^ourt of the United States. Front years-
have signed the guarantee for next
HAY IS BLOWN INTO BARN
Is seen to show up the average aa tractors. It maintains a corps of ex- that time he discarded party politics j
year:
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and in his lofty station he performed year of his age
Two days before
Clifford Raber, a Benton county j good specials In other states. The perienced Lubrication Engineers in
E H. Woodw’ ard.
his exalted duties with great dignity his death he enjoined his friends to
orefor
to
study
the
lubrication
neeis
farmer, has hit upon the device of j best cow was Dot. owned by Joe
Frank Carlisle
and unsuspected integrity, during J place only a plain slab over the
running his hay through the silage | Durrer. of Tillamook, which made of each type of tractor. The Com­
8. P. Ttmberlake.
the remainder of his life
He was ¡graves of himself and wife, and he'
pany
then
recommends
to
the
opera-e"
'cutter and blowing it Into the bam ja record of 2.210 pounda milk and
F C. Stannard.
not
unmindful
of
the
claims
of his , wrote the simple inscription hlm-
'lie saya it puts the hay into ahape 103.87 pounda of fat in May -th e tor the correct grade of Zerolene for
W H. Woodworth.
natlve
state,
and
as
his
residence
¡»elf
Judge Marshall's “ Life of
that every bit of it will be eeten. best of any cow west of the Missis­ use In his machine if he is to get
W. W Rllvsr
was
at
Us
capital
he
frequently
as-
Washington.”
published In 1805 ami
the most efficient service out of it.
I compacts into one-half original sippi river.
E. E. Goff.
slated
in
public
duties.
This
emi-
|
revised
and
republished
in 143?. t*
The Standard Oil Company Is inter-
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j volume, and letwens cost and labor
S. L, Parrett.
nent
jurist
died
at
Philadelphia
on
¡a
standard
work
-Benson
J. I-oe
Bring your Job work to the ested in selling correct lubrication.
j of storage, says George W. Kable,
H M Hoskins
not merely In selling a gallon or a 'the 6th 6t July, 1835. In the 80th ¡sing
Graphic office.
C N Terrell.
county agent
i
One Seat for Two Congressmen
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FOR NEW BRIDGE
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