Newberg graphic., July 24, 1919, Image 4

mpy be able to loan it out on gilt
edged necurity at a good rate of
interoat. Do they inveat it In man­
f . n* # « o p w A » t
ufacturing enterprises or puriuits of
< 'gflttarsud
any kind that furnlah work for tha
tin bucket brigade, and thereby
build up the county' seat town?
Not that anybody baa heard of.
A resident of McMi nnvi l l e in*
« w e l l st the p e u » a « si NeVtMrs. oresua
s 11— a »taw issuer, r :
,r' ..• ''
lormed the w rit«- recently that he
took It upon bimoelf some time ago
$2.00 Per Year in Advance to solicit subscriptions To a fund to
encourage the building of a fruit
’N ew berg Graphic
WALNUT
.
GROWERS
At ft meeting held In Dundee te t-
1 urday. July l i ,
a number of the
leading walnut growers In the Vi-
clntty decided to pool their 1212
crop for marketing
purposes.
In
order that others may have an op­
portunity to Join In this co-opera­
tive plan another meeting la called
for Tuesday evening next at S:S0,
o'clock. In Community Hall. Dundee,
and all growers of walnuts In this
territory are invited to be present.
ANOTHER SPHERE FOR WOMEN
Possibility That the Fair Sea Will
Carry Off Honchrs In Field of
Naval Architecture.
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women who have .siortued the
fort ess of naval architecture have won
a place In whnt Is |ter)isp* the moat
Intemstiiiji |*nify*Ksioti* in the «#rM."
sa.vs Manchester Guardian.
“ Mr.
Chesterton has commented on the odd
the result is McMinnville has no fact that, while men have. been
pay roll to speak of. It helps the
banks to make a good showings—
these deposits of idle capital to be
sure, and it is no doubt highly sat­
isfactory to tbtL men who hold the 1 but, with proper precautions, you can
bank stock, but what is this pub- be sure of getting what you planned
lished “ roll of hpnor’’ worth to Me* * n', nt «citing a-house that iv ill stand.'
Mlhnville as a Whole? McMinnville EJ.en
" ls f,r
Oregon has reason to Yf proud of
b n Junior sc uat or who .has shown
a. commendable discernment that
has enabled him to line up on the
tight side of the most important
questions that have been before the
-oenate since he entered upon the
vtadas of the -office. On Tuesday o (
week Seqatpr .McNary closed a
speech in the senate which he rnkde
ta ffavor of the league of nations,
da which he said: “ Let this country
t a e m n l t t 't l to a step in the dlrec-
>tiaa o f everlasting peace, and It is
ray sincere belief that the league
-of nations is the greatest step
the world has ever taken toward
panes, therefore I shall support the
Sangae. as .It is the hope Of the schools, but as we have stated no
amount of the abundant capital held
by the citfxens has been turned into
©UB C0 ÜNTY s l a t NEIGHBORS channels that help to encourage the
establishing of industries that make
a
pay roll.
: " ’
It is givin g a good many cltlimna
Tbe
Graphic
owns no property in
off McMinnville and vicinity that
McMinnville
and
really has no in­
tired feeling to see great quantities
terest
In
the
matter,
pro or con. but
o f berries and cherries being carted
the
reading
of
the
published
state­
o f f to Newberg to be prepared for
ment.
first
in
the
Portland
dallies
market in ttaV \ i g cannery there.
Mojpthat Newberg is not entitled to and later in the McMinnville papers
a ® she can get legitimately, nor fcirnished “ food for thought” which
taat we cannot rejoice to see her
MHwper, but because of tbe fact that
this city is in the center of one o f
th e greatest sections of horticultural
possibilities there ls in the state,
yet not properly occupied by those
industries which tf established would
Adtag the greatest returns on our
NWWtipPllPh of which goes to waste
* » orflitrary years, or brings a low
jades. Seme o f it is also going to
■Salem *,iilfls year, and to LaPayette
aad Sheridan. The next thing we
kaow there will be a cannery estab-
'IP the country fruit district
« * Sfl,, joe. with MeMlnnviile two
miles away, Which w ill shame us to
a still greater degree.— Teleptyne-
Suppose mu be placid gentleman of
the Victorian arm who. went celoMy
to hie eternal sleep certain that the
World had settled at last Into final
and accepted form, sfibuld be awak­
ened and penult ted to guse upon the -
world today.
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What would be hie reflections!.
Hr would are ibc world wiping a
tear from it# eye because of what It
supposed was the tragic fate of two
young Hrltish flyers who had essayed
to fly acmes the Atlantic—and had
almost achieved the Icarlan feat. He
would dee the world. Iq th e aame n»o-'
ment. applauding furiously the feats
of Yankee flyers engaged iu the name
effort In a'surer way.
’ He would see Russia! which he had
pictured as an eaduriug fabric with
an everlasting esar at the top, a
chaos of inad ruins with whiskered
proletarians condnethtg a new and
deadlier tyranny.
would see . Ger­
many, which he had remember«*) as
a smug and pron<’ slng little empire,
on its- knees supplicating merry that
Is less than Justice from an out­
raged world. He would see the Unit-,
ed States, which he had pictured as
about a million miles removed from
the affairs of Europe, a towering fig­
ure in (he great peace conference as
It has been the deciding figure In the
great war. - He won Id see these and
other marvels and he would hear of
an unbelievably porrlble war that had
wrought 4ts deadlines* with weapons
strange and tetribh* like poison, gas <
and airplane« and aubmartnea.
What a wnlriiiiK- aching head that <
Victorian srellc would have after he, J
had looked" over this ne# world of <
ours for half an*. hour !*—Duliitb Her- J
aid.
<
BE
Just as we find a mathematical rule
at many of the bodily movement.«, Jnat
so thought may he supposed to have
Its regular cycles. Such or such a
thought comes round perio^cally. In
Its tarn. Accidental suggestion«, how­
ever. so f«r Interfere With the regular
cycles, that we may dnd them prac­
tically beyond our power of recogni­
tion. Take all this for what It Is
worth, but at any rata you will agree
that there are certain particular
thoughts that do not come up once a
day, nor once a week, but that a year
would hardly go round without your
having them pass through your mind.
Here Is ooe which comes up at Inter­
vals in this way. Stome one speaks of
tt. an«i there Is an Instant and eager
Origin ef Japanese Language.
“The closest relation of the Jap­
anese tongue Is with ancient Hebrew,
although, in some cases, words show
a great resemblance to Arabic, which
conserves the more archaic features
of the parent speech."
,
This conclusion has been reached by
Dr. Robert
Armistead Stewart of
Johns Hopkins university after an In­
vestigation of the origin of the Jap­
anese language, according to tbe Ja­
pan society, for which he has prepared
a statement. Continuing, he says:
"In the course of the Investigations
there were established the mutation«
that go' far to proving the original
unity for tjie Aryan and of the Se­
mitic sp«>ech and that explain tbe
points of correspondence noted be­
tween Jr.panese and Indo-European.
Hence, It develop« that primarily
Our tiçw line of Fall and Winter
‘ Samplet' are here
ELGIN VAN BLAR1COM, Prop.
Grofory Building, Newberg, Oregon
Spend, the Sum m er at
PACIFIC CITY
AO Kinds of Fuhiug and Boating. £
Boot of Camp Accommodations.
For Information Writ«
CHILDISH
Chief Reason Why Elderly Lady Was
Rreneunced by Alt to • «
Grand Succeaa.
ight Be Described as Periodical
Waves Passing Through and Agi-
- toting the Human Mind.
Portland was in the hands o f a
conservative element that offered
little or .no encouragement to “ new
blood” that came into tbe country
and the good ’nough policy was
dominant when a promoter of a new
enterprise asked for encouragement.
Ifoney was plenty but progress waa
slow.
o
In a few years we began to hear
from oar neighbors on the north
side o f the Columbia.
What has
been tbe /eoult? Look at "Seattle.
Tbe minute a man sets foot in that
city, so tbe story goes, he is given
tbe glad hand and a boost, if he
shows a disposition to engage In
business, and tbe result is the city
has forged right to tbe front and
a neck and neck race Is now being
-made with Portland.
The fact ls
Present Period Would • « Quo of So*
uii Id^aMadk ™ •••■
itoe It
a »»
A
WllwVI
blteV
»*» That Ira.
.
R EFU S ED ^ ro
REGULAR CYCLES OF THOUGHT
takes the “ hind teat” In the race
for contfmercial supremacy.
When
the writer came to Oregon in the
year 1880. Portland was published
to the world as the wealthiest city
in the United States according to
population, which we believe, waa
estimated at twenty to twenty-five
thousand
Seattle was little heard
of away* from borne, while Tacoma
and Spokane were hardly on the
FAD FROM VICTORIAN ASE
; G. H. WARD, Pacific City, Ore ;
She is the dearest little old lady t>f
seventy-three any i*ne ever saw. She Is
very happy and jpwsy* Immensely
busy. She knitted ■ great many sweat­
ers and pairs of socks for tbe aoVlIer
boys. And now, when we're no longer
needlug socks for our Isiys she Is em­
broidering an exquishe dress for the
tiny baby of the girl who used to l»e
her maid.
“ Why are you so very happy f ahe
was asked one day.
- I’m happy because I'm mil child-
ish.” she said very Emphatically.
“Now, I’m not. am IT Did you ever
.hear any one say that 1 was childish!
“ And I am seventy-three year* old."
«he boosted. “ Now, the woman next
door Is only sixty and she is very,
vary childish. Why, 1 have to comfort
and pet her often when I’m longing
to laugh at her. She Isn’t wtae enough
to keep from being childish.
“ When I was young I used to watch
tbe people In my family get childish."
she continued. “It amused me at first,
and then when I saw how people out­
side of our family regarded them as
nuisances I determined- then ‘ that I
never would be chHdlsb and a—nuis-
arfee. 1 watched and watched and
then I discovered the secret. If you
don’t want to get the least bit childish
you don't ever dare pity yourself. You
have to think, think, think of other
people and ways In which you can
help them. The worst- thing people
can do is to think of themselves."
Outside the visitor met the grocer
boy. “Do you bear her!" he asked.
“Isn’t she a dear and not a bit child­
ish, either"
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•“ Bhe’a a . grand spccess," she re-
. D m Fold Motor Company hgve instructed
•ua to sell the genuine Fold Paris to any tad
•very reliable Gance «h o « ill pledfe their use
in the repair of Ford ears.
The genuine Ford
Parts are absolutely necessary to-the owner of
Ford cars that he may get fall service from his
car. We carry them and so, we hope, in a short
time will every writable Garage.
We solicit
your service business because we have the'Ford
Methods, the Ford Farts, the Ford ^eehanW
tad the Food prices.
Incidentally would bet
glad to get your order for one or more Ford oars.
Anderson Motor
Co
PWe pirite i
“ Ton bet ?” he »greed.— Indianapolis
News.
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SenNM—Aagels—M m a re Hey? Whit is Their Ministry?
THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS
Farmers* Loan in Jamaica. '
The agricultural losa bitnk iaa\o-
ment was Initiated In ramalea la U l f
1« provide relief for the small pla*>t*
an of sugar, bañan«* nnd ( cocen t*
wkaas holding* were Injured In ffeo
destructive kurrloaae and drought of
82.4is.ooo anti
Platinum worth
weighing 23,000 ounces was recently
brought into this country. It traveled
from Russia as the personal baggage
of a Massachusetts besides« men.
who had undertake!* on kls tfwu se-
sponslbillty to secure It for the gov­
ernment. To this task ke gave over
a year «*f hts time without reoumers-
tion. adranced bis own funda, Over­
eante aa uncounted number of flan
geni, obstarles aad hardahlps, and
sacrificad Ida hsalth. A tragle sédinc
to tbe ntory of commorciai reama es
la supplied by bis doatk. fakr boars
aftor bis retum. frota exhaaStlgfe—
ragalar Méchenles M tp S s t.
Dota this Parable teach dial the dead are conscious and the Soul unmbrtal?
*fbere U a Bible interpretation for every feature of tfcb W onderful Parable.
H ear Erangatist Bell on this tremendously interesting theme:
MONDAY EVENING, JULY t f —
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Evangelist B ell will m e w W . N. Coffee’s sermon urf-duly 20, on the
THE THIEF ON THE CROSS
Did h . (O to
ParadiM «pa day ha died?
Did
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