Newberg graphic., March 25, 1920, Image 2

Antics * f Contortionist Saved Him
From Hungry Tigsr When Other
Escape Was Impossible.
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It la related that a native o f India,
who had .learned some of the elemen­
tary principies o f Jugglery and con tor-*
tlon, put his knowledge to a decidedly
practicable as well as novel us* one
evening when he was walking upon a
ridgy plain.
When the Hindu had reached the top
o f one of the mounds he saw a tiger
ahoud of him, 500 or 600 yards awaj.
Before the man could hide behind a
mound the tiger had seen him and be­
gan to bound toward him at Its top­
most speed. Having no means o f de­
fense there was nothing for the man to
do but to race for the nearest tree, but
though he. tried It end put forth; bis
utmost strength tbe tiger steadily
gained on him.
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What was he to dot In sheer des­
peration he resolved upon an unusual
scheme. Just as he disappeared for
an Instant from the tiger’s sight in
running over a ridge he halted.
I f you have friends at a distance oar splendid line of
Easter Cards
w ill make the neatest, most acceptable sort of remembrance.
For those closer and dearer nothing can be more appropriate
than our fine line of
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Perfume», Candies, Etc.
As a preparation for Easter this year ‘tw ill pay you to come
in and look around onr store.
DODGE GOES 100,000 MILES
ON ROUGHEST ROADS
Mrs. C. G. Lewis went to Portland
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jones has been at a sanita­
rium in Portland the' past few
I f there' is an American Industry
which is confronted with vexing
transportation problems. It is the
one concerned with the production
of natural gas and oil.
Not only
are their operations carried on. as a
rule. In virgin country, but oil and
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Butler are mov­
ing back to tbeLr home at Spring-
brook. That leaves Rex w ithout a
minister.
We are always sorry to Kas wells have a pecul,ar habit o f
springing up without regard to roads
and accessibility. Because their pro­
duct is carried to centrally located
storage tanks by extensive pipe Hue
systems, good rpads are Impractical,
and the Individual wells a re ‘ connect­
ed to the pioneer roads by foot paths
forniaJ Arlxona and at other points
which change tl^elr character with
o f interest.
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LEADING
DRUGGIST
PARLOR PHARM ACY
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Black Cap Tips
Friends o f Mrs. Horace Patch
(Frances W a ll}, o f Camby, w ill be
interested to begr of the arrival of
a pine-pound boy at the Patch home mud luring the fa il an<l spring
T do not think there is anv car
Our community has been saddened
built
today that could give ipe as
this week by the passing away- of
good
a
service as I have had from
Ray „Allan, youngest son of Mr. and
Ifrs. W. S. Allan. Ray had been .ill this Dodge Brothers car,” he recently
“I
with pneumonia fo r a month and his wrote to the Lancaster dealer.
have
driven
it
over
the
counties
o
f
wonderful vita lity had» given hope to
Hocking,
Vinton,
Perry,
Athens.
all that he would survive.
But he
gave up his hold on this life at half Ross, Washington, Coshocton and
past fiv e on Sunday morning. March F a,rf,eld
»»
o f the year,
tw enty-first.
His passing en that
particular day seemed symbolic of
his youth, the spring time o f his
life, entering upon a more glorious
summer than can be possible on this
plane.
Ray was a sunny boy, his
cheerfulness being with him to the
very last when he bade the fam ily
good-bye and peacefully dropped o ff
to sleep.
Ray was born October
fifth , 1902, and had lived all his
life in this community.
Services
were held on the lawn at the Allan
home on Tuesday morning, R a y’s
school mates acting as pall bearers
and four of his boy friends singing
some o f the well known, com forting
hymns.
Rev. Gillespie, of Dundee,
read the church service and Rev.
George H. Greer, who had known
Ray and admired him from baby­
» » w M .T r im c r .i.i Idea.
hood. gave the address and conduct­
Connecticut has a married couple
ed the services at the cemetery. In ­ living apart in two towns, the bride,
terment was in the Dundee cemetery who has advanced Ideas, In one town,
where he was laid to rest under a and the bridegroom, who has a good
bank of beautiful flowers, the loving Job and a Mg salary. In another. They
decided to live In separate establish­
tribute of the many friends o f the
ments and to visit each other over
family.
week-ends or run away together, as
one of them explains It. for several
days whenever the mood seizes them.
SEE VICE M EN! LIN E UP W ITH
They have rented a third apartment
YOUR DISCHARGE PAPERS in New York city, which they will
share “ In their play time.” The bride
This is Aust a word from one ex- retains her maiden name and title of
service man to others who live Ir. Miss. It Is her Idea that man and
this county about some money that wife should not live In the same house,
and so g»*t a surfeit of each other.—
may be yours merely fo r the asking.
Boston Globe.
Some of you might not know that
the W ar W ork Council o f the Y. M.
C. A has set aside a sum of money
fo e thle coHin y wlilcTi aim tin g l mu.
to form er service men who want to
continue their education.
Th* Newberg Graphie
Job printing.
For your pre-Easter demands. Varied in designs
and colorings.
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Better cut this out while you are
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Y. M. C. A., Portland, Oregon.
E. G. Harlan.
Portland. Oregon.
THF
Under such conditions. W illiam
Blum, o f Lancaster. Ohio, one o f the
district field superintendents o f the
Mrs. George Morrison, o f Am ity,
sited friends in Dundee dn Tues- *
A ll you have to do, if you want t i
g o to school, to college, take a home
study course or brush up In general*,
is to cut this clipping and mail it,
with your name and addreBs, to C.
A Kells. Room 305. Y. M. C. A.
Building. Portland, Oregon, and the
“ T ” folks w ill do the rest.
The
money allocated
to this county
should be applied fo r within the
next th irty days for there Is a possi­
b ility o f It being used for ex-serrlce
men In other counties
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Oregon
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V U LC A N IZIN G
M a y U se Concrete C oltina
Tbe corporation of the town of
Mlddlenborough. England. Is consider­
ing the use o f concrete coffins In local
burial grounds ns being lighter and
cheaper than those made o f wood.
H ie Claes.
“ Here’s some health expert says we
don’t need sugar”
“ He must be one o f those guys who
are always taking the sweetness out
of life.”
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