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. *. ! - T, “ — -r r r-v —T if** .. #*w^^l^v9.e.W,|^«»;*e.X‘.»MJ6 T S S K fa & K ? Mewbcrg Loi V.ftARl / V \ Beeond t«4 tag events* od eeeh meaeh. ▼letting brothers always Freak Knapp, Seeratary. ATTORNEY AT LAW i I N S U R A N C E Gat 4 m hart Fm Inaar—ca fat Ian mumm- Wa can fa*mn|» f. be» m peeve it Writ#.* ~ or pbytf Quality Counts 5 Models 1 to 5 Tons J. L ft C. 1 N m U m , Nowhere, Ora mmm 8 Sizes 90 Ppr Cent ot the «tffuriency of a track defeats m 2* n Another Ok n e t » BUDA M O TO R S Only Selected and Tested f J • k • with Timpkin Bearings axles, worm drive, Rismaii magneto, Stremberg oarburetor and ooastaeted with perfect design end bclanne forms a product that nan not ha eaeePed. t and da of Yamhill, Oregon G A R Y C O A ST A G E N C Y . IN C . Distributor* P O R T LA N D , O R E LAW YER 6:6« P.M. Practice la Reservations for Thsatrs Parties, •te., or for Sposai Trips sail Portland Phone.............. Mala 6614 Newberg Phono............. Black 12« all eourts; ; ;K H. UTTER, D. M. D. !i D E N TIS T ! Office «rer Pint l i H m l B u i SOUTHER! PACIFIC TU B TABLE Office Phone Blank 61 No. 661, 1:11 p. m. No. 152. 4:0« p.m. No. ««0, 7:04 p. m. tNo. ««2. 12:60 a. ■ tSundar only. EMMONS & CALTERUN 71 B road w ay C. K. C H A P IN 174 to .016o at BUTT W ill practice in all the courts of th e state. Special attention given to Probate work, the w riting o f deeds, mortgages, contracts and the draft ing of all papers. Newberg, Oregcm. Office, Second floor in Union Block. NORTH BOUND TBA1NS : I 4 Residence Plume White Lears Newberg Arrive PortlMd w ashington’ working 6:1# F. M. 6:6# P.M. CLARENCE 11:0« P.M. 6:0« P.M. Deeds, Mortgages aad all 1 Sat. aad Su*, only Bat Md Sun. only pets. Abstracts examined. Transports 1 0 7 8 Tons in 9 5 Days Bnda Motors of the highest type axe need in OAST TRUCKS ' 1 to 5 Tons FEDERAL «r te all other motnt COM BINED .1 dale Rffcetíye Aigast If, I f I f Subject to (t o Without apt!»*, L u t i Porti**« I m i » N c y b fr » IppfrWU Hoto! ««k w 4 Alder 1:11A.M. 1:00 A.M. 2:20 A. M 1# :00 A.M. 11:44 A.M. 11:00 A. M. 1.44 F. ¥ - 2 :S«P. li. #46 P M . 4:16 P.M. 4:00 F. U. Motor for Dr. H. C. Dixon DENTIST SOUTH BOUND TRAINS Lear* PortlMd Antro Newberg Ne. 261. 7:66 a. m. 9:0« a. m. N». 266.14:14 a. m. 11:46a.m. No 66». 1 :«« p. m. 2:2« p.m. »M A C »«»* !»«* * * »«»* «}* * »«»* »«* Ns. 262. 4:«6 p. m. 6 *4 p.m. No. I l f , 6:Si p. m. 6:62 p.m. DR. A/M. DAVIS fNe. 241, 11:26 p.m. 12:46 a. ta. tSaturday only. . Nos. 166 aad 669 dlscoa- Nswbsrg M d f c - ► Ftr* „_________________................... .......... .......... ■ i i n l . a | |. ---------- ' ..IT T ——. i t ► There were some pretty long waits for the Doctor in ^ horse-and-buggii datjs ' * s -'■ ., *.» ^ v - •*»— ■ ........ ^ ,-U ~ --J i ■’ " it easier to get around and . __, . ' 77 .. * . . . . . . . • »«fes-. It 7 ' - ¿ -• - ~ 3 , you make healthier and /lap- communities. N o one any longer questions the worth of the automobile — or begrudges any legitimate ex pense connected with it B u t millions of car ow ners are rebelling at the idea that running an autom obile has got to m ean w aste. li E v ery now and then you hear a neighbor com plain that “ he doesn’t seem to have m uch luck w ith tires." Send him to us. The minute a m an 'begin s to q u estion the s e r v ic e his tires are giving him, he's ready to listen to reasop. O ur business is built on the principle that tne only w ay to get better tire s e rv ic e is to get b e tte r tires to start with. T hat's w hy w e have taken the representa tion for U . S. Tires. /// T ires have a reputation for quality. up through years of creating better tires Such as the straigh t aide autom obile tire, the pn eu m a tic truck tire. It is not by chance that U . S. T ires are m ade by the old est and la rg est rubber concern in the w orld. \ \ W e are proud to represent U . 8. T ires in this com m unity. U n ite d S ta te s T ire s Sold by M cCOY ¡BROS., Newberg, Ore. '• O r t i I t t r » R H O N E B L A C K 87 mi n AS TO INFANT AUTHORSHIP Many Whs Afterward Achieved Great, ness May Properly Be C tossed asi Youth fill Prodigies. * . M rs. LaRose Kelly Pope, who “lisped in numbers,“ had the moral courage to born all his child NURSE ish *nd boyish verses, Including the epic, “ Alexander.“ H e took no chance Corner Center and o f posthumous publication, says the NEWBERG, o r e Tooth’s Companion. . When little Tom Macaulay was White seven years old he wrote s “Compen dium o f Universal History,“ beginning with the creation, and when he w*s eight a heroic poem on “ Olans the «o * 0 G O G O G a G O G O «a G a v a * D * a »a Great.” It was natural that his moth er should -have cherished those proofs of early talent and b a r« shown them occasionally to friends; hut, as his nephew, Mr. Trevelyan, neatly ob Office over First N atL Bank Bid. serves. “ I f the affection o f one gen P hones eration has preserved them intact the Office White 49. Home Bine 10« piety o f another generation refrain* eoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeo from submitting them to the public.“ A distinguished book collector has had printed for his own pleasure an# for the pleasure o f his friends the ’ D r J o h n S. R a n k in “ History o f Moses,” composed by Rob FHYHCIAH and SUBORNI ert Louis Stevenson when he was six years old and dictated to his roothey. Office ever U. 8 lattoaal Beak The tiny volume Is embellished with a facsimile of Mrs. Stevenson’s manu Office Phone Black 171 script and with a dellghtfy] Illustra Residence Phone Gray 171 tion In water colors from the hand of .......................................... the little prodigy. It represents the Israelites hilariously leaving Egypt. • e 4 4 » 4 4 « « m 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t o They smoke long pipes and carry um brellas and bundles. One of them pauses long enough to beat a protest ing Egyptian over the head. The nar Office in Dixon Building rative Is both comprehensive and con rk— Office Whit. II. R tcO m S tU cise. It won a prize from a generous uncle In 18.16, and It is today as good . N E W B E R G - - O R EG O N an example o f Infant authorship as > e e e ss s e «# e e e e e e s*M 4 M »4 i we are likely to read. MS.LITTLEFKLDtBARCtOFT DR. THOS. W. HESTER .Physician and Surgeon HÒLY city now forgotten Established by Mormons on Island In Laka Michigan, It Was of Con siderable importance. E . A . R O M IG , M . D. Physician and Surgeon 1064) Hawthorn Avenue Phone Tabor 782 822 Corbett Building Phone Main 741 PO R TL A N D , - OREGON Offices: The Wisconsin State Historical so- ciety Is preparing a history of the Mormons who settled In and around the state during the middle of the nineteenth century. The history will D R . L M . B L O M W IC K contain much new material concerning CHIROPRACTOR the early Mormons who settled In I1H* nola and built their sacred city of Steam baths aad hydropathic treat- Nsuvoo, just above Keokuk. After the death o f Joseph Smith, H ash » leader of the Mormons, in 1644. one 606 Pint at o f the claimants to the succession was N ew berg, O regon James J. Strang o f Burlington. Wls.. who was converted to Mormontsm In 1843 by missionaries who came to Bur lington. Strahg soon gained a strong following and established a holy city at Voree, where bis followers made FUNERAL DIRECTORS - EMB ALMEHS their headquarters, sent out mission Horn drawn or Auto Funeral Car a* piduad arles and became successful rivals to Sabafactroo Guaranteed the Brigham Young movement In ! Oder and Parlor* 705 and 705 1-2 Fint <'h*tl Utah. Pkonea. OAeeGreen 118. Rea. Bine 118. Ror. » About 1849 Strang moved his follow ers to Beaver Island in Lake Michigan 4 4 4 4 M M 4 » 4 » e e e e e e e e « ee e » j > where he built a new saered city, and Boost fo r the Legion Building had his headquarters from 1849 to MM. The city o f St. James was the most Important between Detroit and Milwaukee. Strang met death at the L IV E STOCK A N D hands of two o f hit followers. He left General Farm Salee ns successor, and the Gentiles, profit ing by the confusion, descended on his domain and looted it. The Inhshltsnfs City Phone Blue 76 Farm 19 a 26 ¡ ¡ were forced to leave with such of Ihelr possessions as they could carry, and were deported by boat to Chicago and Milwaukee. The church built up by Strang was thus destroyed. It Is esti mated that of thia branch of the M «r [J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. mans less than two hundred now re The only Abstract Books in main. UNDERTAKERS HOPSON A ELLIOTT AUCTIONEER N. P . N E L SO N Yamhill Coynty Abstract Co Coma to the Graphie to gat your de billa Yam hill County P c M i knvi i i r. O r r e o h ] \ ► r » D ENTIST O ff t o « • 1 A ~i
