Newberg graphic., May 20, 1920, Image 4

New berg Graphic
Ther« la quit« a bit o f sentiment
lu fa v o r o f the city purchasing and
operating Its own p arlas plant whan
paring Is again undertaken and
there la argument that may be ad-
ranced for and against the propo­
sition.
Attorney Walter L. Toose. Jr. Is
a candidate for delegate to the Re­
publican National Convention from
this, tbe first congressional district.
He recently came from Dallas and
located at McMinnville for the prac­
tice of law and Is the only candidate
from this county asking for tjie prir-
district at the big Chicago :onven-
A Portland department store is tlon. County pride oi^ght1 tb cause
advertising “ model gow ns" at a cut our home people to give Mf.\ Too«?
price, from $175 to $75, and doubt- their support.
keea the profit la large enough at the
low er figure.
So little hah been said about the
* a.
proposition to vote bonds for • the
and
Improvement ■ of
Friday is primary nominating purchase
«lection day and after this week grounds for an additional park that
there w ill be a falling o ff in the few voters are aware that the| meas­
vases o f mall being received at news­ ure will appear on the ballpt at the
paper offices containing description primary election Friday. ftThe prop­
mad pedigree o f candidates, with osition^ is to vote bonds \to. the
ive to print.
Such a waste of amount of $8.000 to rii». tab years
at six per cent, with q yearly1 main­
g ood white papar la deplorable
tenance tax of one-eighth o f \a mill.
M otorcycle fiends boast that they It is proposed to purchase a site
g o ewer the highway at a T5 miles Just south*.of the help concrete
am hour pace and it la little wonder viaduct which Is most beautifully
ghat on e o f them knocked his brains and conveniently located fo r park
wed' the first o f the week when he purposes. The tract comprises about
m
Into a motor truck that was eight acres an dthe possibilities of
shopped at the road side for repairs. the slts^are all that could be asked.
T h is dare-devil spirit is a growing The price at which the land can be
naamace for It endangers the lives of bought is very rèasonable and now
who travel the roads' with due Is the time to act If the people waht
Ieratica for the rights of to secure grounds for a new park
T h e call for the man wk^Pwill
snake two blades o f grass grow where
h a t one la growing now. has a coun­
terpart in the appeal for some sei-
«a tla t who may be ab le” to entice
finma the bowels o f the earth ihe
ra w materials for making tw o gal­
lon s o f gasoline where but one ts
helng produced now. Or better still.
« obm inventive genius who wdli pro­
vid e some other cheaper ju ice for
N. C. Maris, who has held the po­
sition of industrial club Workqr un­
der the direction of State Superin­
tendent Churchill for several years,
has been appointed deputy state
dairy and food commissioner and
has entered t£e office' tn Portland to
begin work In his new position. J.
D. Mickle, the present corhmissloner.
Is not a candidate for re^elecction
and the office will go to Hon. C. L.
Hawley, o f JMlk county, since he Is
the only candidate out for the of
flee.
Mr. Hawley baa given Mr.
Marla to understand that he will be
retained as deputy when he assun^s
the duties of the office, else he
would not have resigned his position
as club worker.
Mr. Mhrls was
brought up on a cow. farm and
knows what it means to extract the
lacteal fluid in the ¿arly morning
hours in fly time.
SEA WORM SAMOAN OELICACY
Its Infrequent Arrival Always Made
the Occasion far the Holding et > • -
a Great Festival.
Something ts Be Bald a« the
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Other Bids.
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the A M season after the “daad yaar,“
la which decided symptoms <* growth
take place.
The name ts derived from the Re-
■aos, among whom It was at an eerty
period the first month o f the year, and
continued to be In oeveral countries to
a comparatively let# period, the legal
year beginning, even ta England, ofc
March 26. until the change o f style ta
1762. For the Romane te dedicate
their first month to M an and «all It
Martius seems equally natural, con­
sidering the Importance they attached
the ose they made o f IL
YEAR ONCE BEGAN IN MARCH to In war the and history
of our own country
April appears to carry off the palm
for the month In which grea£ militant
events occurred, yet ta the world war
a number of epoch-making incidents
Few people know. or. If they do, took place In March; for instance, tbe
revolution In Russia ta 1917, whea
have forgotten, that March...and not
Osar Nicholas abdicated on March 16.
Jauuary. at oop time was the first
TT j »* big drive on the 60-tulle front
month of the yeer. remarks the Chi­
from Arras to La Feu began on tha
cago Journal. For commencing the
21st. and Pari* w h s In that month bom­
year with March’ there seems to be
suffldegt rgaanji In the fact that It Is barded by “ Big Bertha."
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There Is a reverse tldtf to every
Palolo. the moat prised of nil gusta­
adage. Early to had and early to rlsv tory del lea etas In Samoa, det-lsred nj
may make a- mao healthy, wealthy and American» who have tried It tv i»e su­
wise, but It does not necessarily fill perior to the lobster, la • niMiiue
him like a bottle with the milk of hap
worm, hem* rather mysterious in that
plneeu
It la never eeen save oo two or three
One of the healthiest, wealthiest and olglits In the entire yeer. Its appear
presumably wisest men I know ha» epee seems to be regulated by the
been beating the birds to the first peep moon.
of dawn tor 40 years, writes Herbert
The palolo cbooees tbe time for Its
Corey. But he has a telnper that Orst appearance on ibtf night when
would corrode copper.
the October moon changes. When the
Sometimes a controlled and con­ moon rises the sea is seen to he alive
servative laxtness may go /arthervto- with wriggling green and brown
ward Insuring content than the laying worms, some of them a yard or more
np of millions to he spent h.v the Eng
In length. The natives make a festival
Hub son-in-law.
of the occuslou. going out with dip
“ I have kept myself In training all
nets among the reefs and sc-ooping up
my life.” said o n « of the mom Impnr
the worms by the bushel. They pad­
tant business men In the country to me
dle around In every available boat
this morning. “1 have to be In the
with lighted torches waiting for the
pink of condition to meet the day’s
strains'*
He began a» an office hoy. Toiln.v he
has approximately 60.000 employees
and Is the actual bead o f h Isrce In­
dustry. Of course he ..-Mss millions.
Everyone has nowadays, so that Is no
Exclusive Agency for
Exclusive Agency for
distinction.
He likewise h«s n fine, npstnndlng.
SELBY’S ARCH
PICTORIAL REVIEW
four-square son who bids fair to be­
come as -big a man as his father has
been. But he has gone Into another
business.
“ I didn’t want him In mine." the
fhtber sighed. “ 1 have risen esrty and
gone to bed early all my life. I have
been forced tS go withont the theater,
to miss concert« to avoid social Inter-
coarse. to give a dally hour to the
Ju*t received big shipment Albany See Island Unbleached Muslin at 30c par yd
gym. I have been the bond slave of
my business. My day starts at eight
3 6 inch wide Percales in light and dark colors at 40c per yd.
o’clock at the office and It ends at six.
Large shipments o f new Ginghams in all the latest plaids, very pretty. Prioed
I have been successful, but—"
NIx on those rhymed maxims. They
at 4 0 c and 43c per yd
Jingle too merrily to be true.
BAIRD'S
SPECIAL
Printed Voiles for Summer Dresses 35c to 85c per yard
T A B L E LINEN
LAUGHS AT ANCIENT SAYING
W a have pure linen table damask.
A t less than todays wholesale price.
H O SIE R Y
Rusting Out."
The world seems to be full of cheer­
ful oldsters. Hear this:
“They tell us." he says, “that If •
man quits work be soon jra.-ds out; but
I don't find that to be true. I haven’t
done a stroke of work In four years,
bat I don’t feel a bit rusty yet. not a
You will find the largest stock of Hosiery at Baird's.
for women, children and men
All colors in silk or Hsle
SHOES
Just received shipmeqt of Ladies' Oxfords, are new and priced very
G R O CER IES
Phone your orders to Baird for clean fresh groceries.
Prompt «deli very.
ML
“They tell us also that ’they never
come back.' and I think that may he
true; really 1 am' Inclined to doubt
whether I could now, at seventy-five,
take np my work where I laid It down,
when I was seventy or thereabouts;
but f don’t want to take It up.
“ 1 don’t think anybody Is ’entitled'
to anything unless he works for It; hut
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I think I have earned a resL I worked
The “ Oregon League o f Dairy- hard for flftv years; In that time I
tru e o f Elton and Royal Anne trees
men” in the May issue carries the did shout one hundred years'work. So.
«a far as we have noted.
pictures of C. M. La Follette. J. M. as I figure It. there Is still rightfully
Crawford
and Ed Cary as the due me about 46 years of leisure.
Notwithstanding the fact that
“ In other words. I should have to
Hoover has Indicated his willingness League's favorite candidates for
live
to be about one hundred and twen
<e release his Oregon friends who the legislature” from Yamhill coun­ ty before that alleged rust law would
ty.
which
means
that
these
men
may
m ay desire to concentrate on some
properly apply to me; and I hope I
candidate with a view o f defeating be depended on. If nominated and shall live at least that long and all the
Johnson who Is the league enemy, elected, to vote to down tbe nut time as free from rust, as comfortable
this state, we _ aiMj happy, aa I am at the present mo-
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many of hia Newberg friends will margarine industry
This being taken f o r : m ent"
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show their appreiation o f him by suppoae.
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casting their ballots for him on F ri­ granted, the endorsement will no j
Hundred# of Varieties of Figs.
day, feeling as they do that he is doubt lead many voters who b eliev e,
mat out of the race and that his boy­ that they should not be legislated , Tbe fig family. Moraceae, Is one of
hood home town ought to register a against if they desire to eat this the largest In the vegetable world.
g ood vote for him in the primary. kftad o f butter, to vote for W. W. Botanists have Identified and de­
Lunger.
As the Graphic has said scribed more than «00 species, mostly
before, there is no deception prac­ tropical evergreens, frequently of gi­
That Dan B. Abdill has a good
ticed in the manufacture and mar- : gantic proportions, often climbers or
-working knowledge of road making
epiphytic. The species Ficus caries
keting o f nut margarine.
It is
ts evidenced by tbe excellent work
1 thrives In Egypt, but Is of little value ;
plainly labeled Just what it Is. bo also Ficus sycomorua, the fruit of
Me has done on Wynooskl street,
the purchaser knows what he is get­ which Is consumed with relish by
-which was badly cut up into holes
ting. and It is unreasonable to ask Egyptians; Ficus mxbnrghll. native of
an d made almost impassable during
that a law be passed to prevent its lower slopes o f the Himalaya moun­
tbe winter. With a big power rofl-
manufacture and sale tn the state. tains o f northern India, produces fruit
’ «v . * grader hitched up to a cater-
„ „ „ „ of very large sise. In massive clusters,
In fighting it the dairymen show
pillar motor and some other road
how narrow people may be when hot o f’ not very high quality; Flcns
tool*, he gets results at a moderate
they are unable to see the Interests pseudocarica of northeastern Africa,
■ eo*t. He turned bis force loose on
produces small, dark-colored, sweet,
R iver street Wednesday and the o f no other class of people but tfyeir quite palpable fruit, the capriz form of
ow n .'
which Is receiving considerable atten­
»«m e good quality o f service may be
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tion In California. The original home
«ooked for on' that much traveled
The Newberg Orapkle does flae of the cultivated fig conforms quite
afreet.
j Job printing.
eenerallv to that of the olive.
urhen in Newberg a short time ago
remarked that he would be w illing
4 » undertake to eat all the cherries
th a t would be picked In The W illa­
m ette valley this season* will cer­
tainly be compelled to get a capac­
ity extension if he includes this sec-
d e n , for most of the trees are load-
moon, and then the scene becomes on*
of great and joyous excitement.
The palolo comes ooce again when
the Norpmber moon quarters, sod la
not seen again until the following year.
U la. said to lire In crannies of the
coral reefs, coming ta the surface to
spawn at these rtioar periods. Some of
the farm s are eaten aa they wiggle,
but the bulk of the catch is reserved
for a big feast on the following day,
when they • are wrapped in bsusua
leases and baked.
FOR SALE
CHICKENS
350 Select Chicks 6 weeks old, including Buckeye
Breeder, coal and equipment $200.00
CASH PAID
Hiram Johnson fo r Presi
A n enthusiastic Johnson for President meeting filled the court house
to overflow ing W ednesday night at M cM innville. L ocal Johnsonites hired *
the band at their ow n expense and are jovial that They filled the house three
blocks from the business center, w hile W o o d w orkers w ith a paid field
m an, w ith same band, failed on Saturday night to draw a crow d sufficient
to allow their speaker to talk ?t the Imperial T heatre hired before, only one
block from the business center, but he w as com pelled to speak from an
auto at the business center. T h e y claim it is an indication of the senti­
ment, and ask you to support their candidate. A ll w ork done in Y am hill
county is voluntary, even this advertisement is paid locally.
Johnson for President Committee.
B . A . K U K S , Yam hill County Chairman.
FOR SALE!
5 R oom M odern House
C o rn e r Lot 100x125
A NO. 1 LOCATION
225 Pullets, 1 1 weeks, $250.00
$ 2 5 0 0 .0 0
56 Hens, year old, at $ 1.5 0 each
W. Y. ARTHUR
Newberg, Oregon *
Referance as to quality—M. C. Wire
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