Newberg Graphic
C. M . W O O D W A R D
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A a Interesting ssaslon o f the Ore
E ditor sad Publisher
- j S “. , gon Stats £dttortal Association was
held on last Friday (n Portland,
there being about a hundred mem
bers la attendance. In the evening
an excursion party ot some l i t
member* o f the N atonial Editorial
Aasocaitlon arrived In Portland, and
for tw o days fo llow in g the Orego
P e r Y e a r in A d ra n ee nians mingled w ith them at the
at the various banquets that were
. given In their honor.
On F riday evening a ll a seam bled
< I f tbe fellow s who bold tbe money
at
Lanrelhurst Park where the Cat
bagp t o Portland would put the
erers*
Association, o f Portland, had
same measure o f vim and vigor Into
prepared
a feast that was partaken
tb e matter o f making Portland a
o
f
w
hile
the
shadows o f the tall Mrs
river and oceaa shipping can-
tar, that the “ Progressive B u s in s « wars lengthening o a the'plcturesque
Man's Club“ put into their efforts green sward, aad w hllp two bands
to show the visitin g newspaper men, discoursed sweat music.
Saturday afternoon an excursion
state and national, a good time last
week, the matter would noon be on train carried the visitors to Oregon
City where they ntaaded the cere
Abe w ay to a satisfactory solution.
monies Incident to the unvalltng o f
SBnce tbe brethren have now a monument erected by W. P. H aw
-pretty thoroughly aired their views, ley and dedicated to Oregon'.* pio
pro and con, on the ' Seventh-Day neer paper, tb? “ Oregon Spectator,-’
Its editor being Wm. O. T'V ault.
question, both sides having con
vinced themselves that they are en- Tb e first number bore t$e date of
"rira ty right, no doubt, w e hope they February 6, 1141, this being the
« i l l spare the Graphic from tbe pub- first newspaper published on the
George H. Himes
Rkaftlon o f further discussion o f the Pacific Coast.
stated
in
a
sbort
talk made that
master until “ dog days” are
admitted they had h u m < the M m .
Mr. Qahrlnger u r a n M fu ll n iy o a -
slbllity and W m requested to »»p o o r
before the court at B ntlat Monday
afternoon.
The evidence showed that he had
poured two buckets o f w ater on A e
fir e and had thought it extin -
guisbed.
In consideration o f this,
and also o f his youthfulness. a lig h t
fine was Imposed.
However, Jus*
was state In the Union.
charged, and announced bln inten
CUPID CAPTURES AHOTHER
THURSDAY. AUGUST 14. 1919.
; « t toast, and le t the minds o f our
turn to something more
abundant crops, fo r
the “ old swimmlnV
“h ole."
A t a m eeting o f the State Bdito-
adal Asportation hold In Portland
le n t F riday a resolution was passed
aucauratogg Governor Olcott to call
» special session o d th e legislature to
ra tify the woman’s suffrage iaw, but
Mis Graphic doubts the wisdom o f t t
I f e cannot feel that the members o f
th e legislature should be asked to
n erve without pay. In ca w an a xtip
session should be called, as suggest
ed, neither do we believe that It
would be possible to confine the
members to tbe consideration o f this
and one or tw o other matters, as
W eposed. A nyw ay, Oregon woman
a re already voters, and It to not ab-
a o ta to ly certain that the vo te at
O regon w ill be necemary to -Insure
'O to ratif i cation o f the constitutional
amendment In tim e to g iv e (he
-women o f other states an opportun
e ly to vote a t the next presidential
VICTORY D l THE HOUSE
As ’ll passed tbe- bouse Tuesday
the prohibition bill should satisfy
-all reasonable expectations, say* the
Spokesm an-Review.
It knocks out
-the manufacture and sale o f .in tox
icating beverages and defines Intox
icating liquor as a “ beverage con-
•tainiug more than one-half per cent
-of alcohol.”
This clearcut d efin i
tion is a fin e victory fo r tbe friends
«of prohibition, for i f tbe senate w ill
now pass tbe house bill and tbe
president w ill sign it the saloon w ill
be made a thing o f tbe past. There
w ill be no more open boosing on
per cent beer or worse.
E xistin g liquor stocks are legal-
taad in a lim ited way.* ■ -Citizens are
perm itted to hold and consume
th e ir present possessions, and physi
cians may prescribe liquor, but after
2 th e existing stocks are used up no
fu rth er supplies can be legally ac
qu ired , for the law declares that no
person shall manufacture, sell, bar
ter, give away, transport, import,
* export, deliver, furnish or receive
an y intoxicating liquor. The stream
• w in tric k le on fo r awhile, but' the
Ifountalnbeads are dried up.
But the prohibition victory to not
clinched.
Tb e liquor forces w ill
m ake a desperate stdftd In the sen
a te, and fa llin g there w ill bring tre
mendous pressure on tbe president
t o veto the law.
Tbe friends of
prohibition, though, are hopeful and
’ this honftr TBit that ftcTtoid fituvw»
conclusively to thsm that they were
mistaken.
Mrs. Eva Emery Dye,
author o f “ McLaughlin and Old bre-
gon.” mad«' u e dedication speech.
At sin early hour Sunday w otn ing
the visitor* w ere taken fo r a drive
over the Columbia R iv er H ighw ay
Creek where
. which i ended at Eagle •_a
-
a table 300 feet 1n length w le found
spread w ith the beet the lend a f
fords. including penches and cream,
bear meat and mountain trouf.
Such a drive over such a highw ay
on such a delightful m orning on the
Columbia could not fa ll to whet tbe
a p p é t it « o f the visitors, and bow
the big feed did fade away.
Sunday evening the Eastern vis
itors left for Crater Lake and what
they saw there most have been,the
“ top sheaf.” showing them that
Oregon has something in the way o f
scenery wortbT coming a long way
to me.
0
In the way o f showing tbe ‘ v is it
ing newspaper people a good time.
Portlanders did themselves proud,
fo r seemingly nothing was over
looked.
The banquets given, were “ big
feeds” In all that tbe terms im ply
and gluttons could not .have asked
fo r more.
-
The Eastern visitors were fulsome
in their exclamations o f delight and
pelasure at what they had seen and
many expressed a desire to return
to Oregon to remain as cittxens.
SIXTY-FIFTH AHHI-
VERSARY CELEBRATED
To say that -the union meeting o f
the Wisconsin and Nebraska people
held Tuesday in the park was a vary
enjoyable affai.* would he placing
It m ildly I am sure. Everybody was
happy and certolm / feasted on g-»jd
things furnished by both organisa
tions. Tables wore spread M r 125
ta touch w ith your
oa the i
T b s many friends o f Mias V ivian
Dodge w ill be surprised to bear o f
bar m arriage to Archie A b d lll which
occurred Tuesday, the 1 Jth.
Mr. A bdlll la a prosperous young
farm er livin g at Doyton.
Mias
V ivia n to the daughter o f 8. J).
Dodge, the w ell known confectioner.
They w ill be at home to their friends
at Laurel H ill farm near Dayton.
NEWBERG CHURCH SERVICES
left.
to the Nebraska people whan a
o f the Wisconsin association fo r
Officers o f the union:
President, F. L. A m « ; vice presi
dent, W . H. Dean; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. L. A. Moore.
Th e
Impromptu
program
greatly enjoyed.
„
Th e next m eeting to to be held
tbe last Wednesday to August. 1920.
Some dishes le ft oir the t a b l «
were taken home by President A m «
aad i f anyone w ill call a t 415 South
Main street and claim them they are
welcome to call.
Also three tea-
spoons and tw o forka w ere taken - by
mistake. These may be le ft at this
same address which w ill be very
much appreciated.
May tbe Wisconsin and Nebraska
people liv e to enjoy many such r e
unions, which In the future to to be
called the Wisconsin and Nebraska
Association.
Secretory.
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Sunday school ! • a,.m .r—— ----- -
M orning m eeting at 11.
C. E. 7 p. m.
Union services at tbe Park in tbe
evening a t 9 o’clock.
Fred B. Carter, Pastor.
You are cordially Invited to at
tend tbe services o f the Church o f
the Brethren, corner o f Washington
and Hancock street.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching service 11 a. m.
Young People’s M eeting 7 p. m.
A cordisi Invitation to extended
to all.
J. A. Reed and D. C. Qllck, Pastora.
UVE
IN
PMMTtVE
STATE YlGIlAHt OFtlDI* Oï T U là W '
This may not sound like l y but
It's a true story, vouched fo r by sev
eral
Almost every tribe and race has
found the secret of ore. even though
civilisation has not come near them.
Needless to say. mutches are unknown
except as they have been carried Into
distant lands by white men, and the Is
made by rubbing sticks together, with
a sort o f flint and tinder of, as In the
case of the Mucaos. with a drill.
These “ people of the Dil*t." us the
explorers into the Interior of vA ezu elt
call them, keep their fires burning
steadily from one yesr's end to an
other, hut If n new one I* needed It Is
started by drilling Into wood until It
bursty Into flame.
The Macnos share the Indians' love
of painting their facea and. like them,
use bow and arrow fur bunting, hut go
about swathed In heavy clothing, much
like that o f the Arabs, because o f the
cold o f the ¿region In which they live.
- The homes o f the Macnos are all
built on hilltops, and the average altl-
tude o f the settlement Is 8.8WJ. feet,
They cultivate sweet potatoes, bu-
nansa and mala«, out of a combination
of which they make a very strong fer-
men ted drlpk for uag, at feasts, and
they are also exceedingly clever at
hnsketry- and iwber weaviag, but are
among the iqost uncleanly o f gll tribes
and uever, so It is said, take a bath
unless unexpectedly caught out In a
“ 1 do not want art for a few ." sold
William Morris, "any more than edu
cation fo r a few. or freedom fo r a
few ”-Hmd civic art to essentially pub
lic art.. - It has been likened to “ » fire
built upon the market place, where
every one may light hto torch; while
private art to a Are built upon a hearth
stone w hich will blase and die oat with
the rise and fall o f fortunes.
"Beauty In art Is truth bathed la tbe
Impression, the emotidb flinFTs « .
eelved from nature. Seek truth and
exactitude, but with tbe envelope o f
sentiment which you felt at first. If
you have been sincere In yonr emotion
you will be able to pass tt an to otb-
►era."— Industrial Aria Magazine.
Ing service, “ Th e D istinctive Plea
and M essage' o f the Disciples o f
A foolish consistency to tbe hobgob
Christ.” '
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Union services at the park In the lln o f little minds, adored by little
statesmen and philosophers and divines
evening.
With consistency a greet soul has sim
ply nothing to do. He may as wsH
concern himself with his shadow on
the wall. Speak what you think today,
Sunday school at 9:41 promptly, la words an hard ns cennon Palls, and
tomorrow apeak what tomorrow thinks.
H. Craw,.superintendent.
DUHDEE
Mofntog worship a t 11, “ W asted In hard words again, though it contra
dict everything you mid today. Ah.
•
Miss A lice Reed, o f Portland, to or Saved,” Luka I f M i .
then, exclaim the aged ladles, you will
Y. P B. o. B .V t 7. "Santo* One’s be sure to be misunderstood. To h,»
visitin g her cousin. Mrs. Clark Noble.
H eritage,” Gan. 25:27-34.
great to to be "misunderstood.—Ralph
Mrs. Rose H arding, o f Portland,
Union evening servloe a t the parir
has been visitin g her sister, Mrs.
at t o’clock.
Spence Vedder.
The Epworth League o f New berg
held a picnic supper in the Allan
grove on Monday^
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mueller
visited Mrs. W. S. A llan at Rocka-
way Beach-last week.
Mrs. Frances Rose brook, o f Palo
Alto, has been visitin g her brother.
Rev. George H. Greer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, o f Portland,
were
Sunday guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ira K. Vantress celebrated
W
ren
Reynolds a w eek ego.
her (5 th birthday on Sunday, A u g
Frederick
Holzm eyer has been en
ust 10. at tbe home o f her daughter.
jo
y
in
g
n
trip
up tbe Columbia H igh
Mrs. John W right, who lives out
w
ay
and
n
v
s
lt to Th e D e l l « .
southeast o f Newberg.
Four generations were represented
M r .and Mrs. J. S. Slisby and two
in tbe twenty-tbree members o f the/ daughters, o f Oregon City, visited
fam ily present. Beside Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs* Roe Robison on Sun
Ira K. Vantress, there were present day-
on this occasion Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. and
W righ t and fam ily. Irvle, Carol and Mrs. Chambers; o f Portland, were
O live; Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Vantrem Sunday guests o f Misses Christopher
and fam ily. Elolse, Edwin and and Young.
Emma, o f Tillam ook; Mr. and Mrs.
M in Helen M. Hatch, o f Seattle,
George F. Hodges and daughter. and Miss Edna West,, o f Los An
M argaret, o f Portland; Mr. and-Mrs. g e l « , spent F riday end Saturday at
R. L. Stout and fam ily, K athryn
Otterbrook.
and Wendell, o f Portland; and Mr.
Mrs. F , D. Hutchison entertained
and Mrs. L . F. Ireton and fam ily.
the officers o f the Dundee Woman’s
Verna and Gall, o f Portland.
Club Thursday afternoon, the thirty-
Th e table was spread under tbe
first o f July.
shade o f the fifty-year-old cherry
Mr. aftd Mrs. Olmsted, o f Dm
tram where a bounteous dinner w m
Moines,
Iowa, left Wednesday after
thoroughly enjoyed by all those
a
tw
o
weeks’
visit w ith their son,
present.
R.
A.
Olmsted.
Mr. and Mrs. Olm-
Mrs. Vantress to w ell known in
me
f
r
Wr..
w
ill
vtstf
Pasadena w ith fi
end about N ew berg » n J . t o r ' r t i l P
view
to
making
it
their
home.
«yea confident that the senate will oils frisada will JetlT In wishing her
N early all o f the, young men and
p a m the bill substantially as It many long yeera ot happlnc
boys in Dundee are busy with the
-eomes from tbe boose, and that the prosperity.
threshing crews. A. A. Parrett, In
president w ill attach bis signature
• a ......
charge o f pitchers fo r on# craw, has
and make it a binding l « t
COHYICTED VOR LEAVING
none hut Dundee boys end to proud
Even then there w ill be Illicit
CAMPFIRE UNEXTINGUISHED
o f the. record they arc m ating. '
a tllto to break up and bootleggers
Ho cobat, and probkbly tbe work o f
The regular m eeting o f the Dun-
f h e lr extermination w in not be
dee Woman's Club
held on
•neoxyletely ended fo r many yean.
Thursday.
There i
B H t o e big tra ffic w ill be no more.
tendance o f elub members and sev
"The « l o o n w ill be a furtive, hiding, o f the Pense T . W . Cowan, at eral guests.
Plans fo r the year's
trem bling thing, e very different Bntlat, Washington, July SS, aad work and entertainments fo r tbe
creature from the arrogant institu paid a fin s o f tas\ dollars aad costs. fa ll w ere discussed, after which Mrs.
tion that Mann ted Itself so long be
Forest Officer* J e m « M cKenzie B. U. Marr, hostess, and Mrs. D. I *
fo re the deepening moral Indiana- aad RVeratt Disk discovered the f i n Perry, assistant, served light re
it Ion o f the nation, audaciously
freshments.
•rtalked the w klp la politics and
James Lester W erner and Joseph
w a le rough shod over the regulative
B. Ryan, who have keen W ith the
Bn boeri be tor the Graphie aad I
to restoring congratulations that he
received no
permanent
Injuries,
L oiter saw service in fou r o f the
principal engagements o f the war
but was unmjured aad never sick a
day.
Benjamin Craven, another
Dundee boy, returned from overseas
recently-
A ll the overseas boys
who were actual residents o f Dundee
are at home now and all seem to
agree that the U. 8. to the best coun-
4th Division o f tbs A rm y o f Occupa
tion arrived home on Sunday, f e e
Is the only on# o f Dundee's baps
they who wee wounded In action and ho
celebrities
w ho«
tru th , aad
j veracity has never even been sum
plcloned, says tbe C orvallis Oasstte.
Chief Robinson, It appears, has •
first-clew n o « to sm elling out con
traband liq u o r und an uncanny ca
pacity fo r spottlnc -the bootlegger
or loaded-grip artist, even when he
looks as respectable as a Sunday
school, superintendent.
T h e. other
day as he wae w alking down tke
street be w w a gentleman tw o
blocks away carrying a grip. Th e
man looked like he m ight be pres
ident o f a railroad company o r a
college, or • he might have been •
member ot the prmident’« cabinet,
but Robinson « i d to a companion:
“ That fellow looks to me like he is
> currying booze.”
The other pro-
!
| tested the lmpoeeiblllty o f such a
j
! , thing, but Chief Robinson said
|
I “ w e'll follow him up end see,” and
1 they did so.
As they neared tke
traveller w ith the big grip, the C h ief
ment, and hto heart gave a hound
as both men fe lt o f their revolver /
pockets, and moved up rapidly on
the traveller. When they g o t close,
it w m noticed that there w m a fa ir-
sized ran t to the b ig grip near the
bottom and from this dripped a y el
lowish fluid. " It 's b o o « , a ll r i g h t *
said Robinson, “ I could smell It two
blocks away.” W ith thfcUhe CWa*
and hto partner closed to on th e
suspect w ith the remark, “ W e ll, old
¡man. 1 guess we'U have tp take a
¡look at your grip.”
The dietto- .*
guisbed < looking gentleman looked
! around aa I f somewhat surprised,
but when the Chief showed hto star
to approved movie fashion aad
pointed dram atically to the g rip OR
tbe sidewalk, replied: "l gucw you
have got me, a ll right, so take th e
grip.” Th e sleuths did so and w ith
triumphant fin gers yanked open the
flap— only to find a young bull pup
snoozing away w holly unconscious
o f the episode to which he was
mixed.
"W e ll. I ’ ll be hornswog-
gted,” said the (Thief, and w ith
laughter rin gin g In hto ears he said,
“ the treat's on me—-come on, w e 'll
get the soda water an yw ay." I f any
one has missed hto share, here’s the
opportunity, and don’ t feel any heel-
tan ey about accepting th e ln vltotleu
either, fo r Henry got » p r e t t y good
rise to salary the other day.
j
Seventh-Day Adventist
Saturday: Sabbath school o t 19:10
a. m „ preaching s o n ic o a t l l : 4 f .
Wednesday: P ra ysn q eetla g S p. m.
ZfÒTXl
Free Methodist
BervicM to the m orning a t 11
o’clock. Th e pastor w ill commence a
se rlw o f sermons upon the subject
o f “ T h e Sanctification o f B elievers
In Christ.”
In the evening there w ill be a
union service In the park.
Sunday school a t 10 o’clock a. be
T he general public to Invited to
all at these eervlew .
W. N . Coffee, Pastor.
It’s
longer meoessary to go iato the
tails describing the practical merits of
Fori mi em ybody knows all about m.
Universal Car.”
How it g o « aad ceas« i
after day aad year after year at aa
expense « small tint it’s a uajarful. TUs a
Conter A t r i
vurtiaeaseat is to arge prospective buyers
place d i m
Sunday school at 19.
Preaching at 11-
Chrtetlan Endeavor at 7.
Preaching at I .
_
Pra yer m eeting Thursday
at «
m eeting lest Thursday at
without delay.
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when yuu caa get am.. We'U take* good1«
of your «d e r
get four Ford to you as sooa
poarihlo aad give the best "after-serrioe” wfa
required.
Anderson Motor Co.
White 4
Years ago. when quite a youth, t
was rambling In the woods one Sun
day with my brothers, gathering black
birch, wintergreens, etc., when, ns Ha
reclined upon the ground, gaxlng vague
ly np Into the trees. I caught sight a t
* bird that paused ft moment qn a
branch above me. the like of which
1 had never before seen or hoard of.
'It won probably the blue yellow-back
ed warbler, as I have since found this
to be a common bird In those woods;
hat to my young fancy It seemed HkH
some fairy bird, se curiously marked
was It. sod so sew and unexpected.
■ s o « « « 4 nkr “ integral peri o f the
pnsn beech woods. 1 saw tt a me*
« s o t ns tbe flickering leaves period,
noted the whits spot In Its wing, sad
It was pons. Mew the thought o f It
dang to ms afterward t It was a rev-
elattam. It was the first Intimation 1
WANTED!
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