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NEVER A DOUBT as to reliable quality.
NEVER A
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NEVER A DOUBT as to lowest prices.
NEVER A
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NEVER A DOUBT that you can buy just as
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MURDER MADE EASY MATTER
W ith Form ula Poaaasaad by English
Chemist, Slayer Might Laugh a t
i
H um an Law.
T h e lunch-tim e conversation of th e
« d e n tis ts at the national physical lab­
o ra to ry . Teddlugton, sh ifts dally to
a ll so rts of Interesting subjects, and It
w as Inevitable th at the topic of m ur­
d e r should have been suggested by the
"w ave crim e" In G reat B ritain (an epi­
dem ic th a t am ounts to lesg than one
hom icide a week).
It wus agreed th at all the m urders
rep o rted In the dally p apers w ere com­
m onplace, dull, sordid affairs, showing
no Ingenuity and deliberation. "If I
h ad a m urder to commit, how should
1 go about It?" becam e the them e.
T he m etallurgists, electricians, rad i­
ologists, physicists and other scientists
had many astounding m urder methods,
b u t with a common weak point, w rites
an English correspondent. None of
th em disposed of the body so tlmt de­
tection would be not only Improbable,
b u t Impossible.
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, i t rem ained f o r a chem ist to 's o te e
th e problem. M1 w nuld’tiot be so clever
a s you In the assassination I’tseir, Eg*
said. “ Any quick way of silent dis­
p a tc h wo«W do. But t could_ sWlflljL
-dissolve a body, bones and all. so that
It could be poured as a liquid into a
s e w e r and be thorough) dime away
•with. N o; I m ustn't give the form ula."
t i e wa s the vic tor ia the illsrtiaBlaEL.__
MADE THEIR OWN OIL WELL
H ow Two Small Boys Reaped Rich
Reward for th e Exercise of
a L ittle Ingenuity.
Two barefoot boys, respectively
"•eleven
forty-live hundred d o llars In one week,
according to the Oil Weekly of Dallas,
T e x a s, by combining th rift and Ingenu­
ity In a telling m anner. Much oil was
going to w aste in th e N orthw est
B u rk b u m e tt oil field because the pipe
lin es w ere Inadequate, when th e boys,
who a re brothers, saw crude oil from a
b roken pipe running down a small
ravine. H itching a donkey to a ra ttle ­
tra p spring wagon, they began to haul
d ir t to dam the ravine and succeeded
a f te r much hard work In collecting a
g reat quan tity of Oil.
T he ow ner api>eared on th e scene
abont th at time, and lie adm ired the
{duck of the youngsters. He did not
claim the oil outright, although it had
been his. hut, offered the youngsters
one dollar and a half a barrel salvage
fo r It. The youngsters accepted hla
offer and. perching them selves on their
new dam with stubs of pencils, check­
ed out the oil as It was hauled away.
I t tallied exactly th ree thousand b ar­
rels, and the hoys got their money.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Ify c ru m b s a re a lw a y s saved from
th e bread p la te a n d p u t in g lass
Ja rs you w ill have a s u rp ris in g lot
'i* a s h o rt space of tim e. B ake in
m o d erate oven o n c -h a lf hour.
T o rem ove old p u tty from w indow
fram es, p a « a re d -h o t p o ker slow ly
over it and it w ill come off easily.
C u sta rd can be k e p t from c u rd ­
lin g if th e cu p s tn w hich it is to be
baked a re p u t in to a pan h a lf filled
w ith cola w a te r In ste a d of hot.
O n e -q u a rte r pound of copperas
dissolved tn tw o q u a rts of b o ilin g
w a te r is th e best th in g fo r c le a n in g
o u t a clogged sin k d ra in .
A - tin y p in ch of s a lt added to
cream Ju st before w h ip p in g w ill
m ak e It w h ip to s u rp ris in g ly la rg e
bulk.
A w heel tr a y is a ste p saver.-
W in te r is a good tim e to get one
m ade.
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A Jelly g lass o r p reserv e Ja r in-
v erted ' over the mrtk honte Is a
-Impler way of protecting the milk
th a n by re p la c in g th e p a p e r cap
B a th m ats m ay be m ade from th e
r.oort " p o rtlin ts -o f -worn b ed sp re a ds ,
bound a t th e edges.
If th e k ttc h e n ta b le Is too low.
blocks of wood m ay be fa ste n e d to
th e legs, if It Is too h ig h , c u t dow n
th e legs.
T he school g irl w ho is sen sib ly
dressed is w ell dressed. J a p crepe,
g in g h am , pique, poplin, g a la te a an d
ch am b ray in fa st colors a re s u ita b le
m aterials.
T o keep c a k e s fro m d ry in g place
h a lf of an ap ple In cak e ch est.
" ^ V H ^ F o O ^ n g a ffp r^ fiaTtCe -Sm t-a-
few W hole cloves to im prove flavor.
In cooking s tr in g b ean s add a
pinch of soda to m ake te n d e r.
Good re s u lts a re o b ta in e d from
u sin g steel wool to rem ove s ta in s
from dishes, especially alu m in u m
w are.
In fo ld in g clo th es fo r iro n in g ,
m uch u n n ecessary w ork w ill be
avoided if not roled so tig h tly a s to
m ake a lo t of w rin k les.
U sing a
little c a re o fte n saves tim e.
D u rin g th ese cold days, w hen o u r
h an d s a r e q u ite a p t to g e t ro u g h ,
keep a little o atm eal in w a te r on
th e back of th e stove fo r w a sh in g
th e h a n d s w hen th e k itc h e n w ork is
done.
W ill ke^p h a n d s w h ite and
sm ooth.
A good w ay to dispose of accu m ­
u la tin g so u v en ir post c a rd s an d give
a b it of p leasu re, too, is to paste
th e c a rd s to g e th e r— nice Job for
little people on a sto rm y d ay — and
send to h o sp ita ls fo r th e c h ild re n
to w h ile a w a y ted io u s h o u rs. M is­
sion w o rk e rs lik e th em fo r th e poor
ch ild re n .
Few er Figs Reach M arket.
T he fig yield of the vilayet of Alden
b aa arisen from approxim ately 9.000
tons raised on 10.000 acres of land
ab o u t th irty y ears ago to about 23.000
tons raised on 25.000 acres. However,
th is advance In supply h as not kept
Is It Still Coffee?
pace w ith the dem and, and prices of
Two young man w alking along
figs have steadily ¡-¡sen. The big pro­
ducing areas are. under norm al condi­ C hestnut street the o ther evening met
tions. exclusively tapped by the O tto­ two girls, recent acquaintances, dress­
m an (Alden) Railw ay com pany's sys­ ed In height o f fashion—fu r coats and
tem . The o rchards located mainly In hats, expensive looking shoes, and In­
th e M eander vulley. are owned chiefly vited them to go to a hlgh-cluss res­
by T urks. The best figs are proonced ta u ra n t.
T he girls ngreed and a fte r they had
In the Inovussl anil O ftaxe d istricts.
T h e product Is m arketed In Smyrna, finished eating, they w ere asked If
w here the figs are packed in accord­ they would enjoy a dem i-tasse.
They looked at each other.
ance w ith the dem and of the region to
“Is It some sort of sundae?" In­
which the figs are exported. Blight,
neglected fertilisatio n and lack of com­ quired one as though th ere m ight be
m unication have cut down this season’s some hidden Joke In the Invitation.
“1 don't think it would go good af-
export output to ubout 10 000 tons.
Export* w ent to the U nited 8 ta te s j te r a hearty m eal," said the other.
T he young fellows gave It up.
(nbout 4.000 tons) th e U nited Kingdom
“Would you like some coffee?" aaked
<5,600 tons), and E uropean en ten te
co u n tries (about 1,000 ton s).
one of them.
“Sure," replied the girls In chorus,
" th a t’s w hat we wae w aiting for youse
guya to ask ns."—Philadelphia Record.
The Newberg Graphie
Job printing.
SUSPENDED PAYMENT IN CASH
How British G overnm ent Saved th e
S ituation W hen C ountry's F inancial
Solvoncy W aa T hreatened.
In the g reet w ar which E ngland com­
menced w ith F ran ce In 1793, the first
four years saw £400.000.000 added to the
national debt, w ithout any m aterial
ad v antage being gained. So much cola
hud left th e country for th e paym ent
of troopa abroad and oa subsidies to
allies th at th e bank, d u ring 1796. be­
gan to feel a difficulty In satisfy in g
dem ands m ade on 1 t At th e close of
the year people began to hoard coin
and to m ake runs upon the county
banks. T hese applied to the Bank <Mf
England fo r help, and the consequence
w as th at a run upon It commenced In
the la tte r p a rt of F ebruary. 1797. T his
great establishm ent could only keep
itself afloat by paying In sixpences.
Initdediate Insolvency was expected,
when on F ebruary 28. th e governm ent
stepped In with an order In council
authorizing the notes of the hank as
legal tender until such tim e as proper
rem edies could be applied. T his su s­
pension of cash paym ents was a tte n d ­
ed by th e usual effect’ of raising th e
norm al prices of all articles.
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Another Royal Suggestion
BISCUITS, BUNS and ROLLS
' F ro m th e N ew R oya l C o o k B o o k
j^ I S C U I T l
W hat
th i-v —, S n ared hoard* b ro a d
w ltn rn..t<sl b u tte r, sp rin k le w ith
s u g a r, cin n am o n and retain * .
Roll a s fo r JeJIy ro ll: c u t In to
1% inch pieces; p lace w ith c u t
edges up on w ell-g reased p a n ;
sprinkle w ith a little s u g a r an<S
cinnam on. B ake in m o d e ra te .
oven I t to 35 m in u tes: r e m o v e '
fro m p an a t once.
de­
light this word sug­
gests. So tender they fairly
melt in the mouth, and of
such glorious flavor that
the appetite is never satis­
fied. These are the kind of
biscuits anyone can make
with Royal Baking Powder,
and these unusual recipes.
P a rk e r H ouse R o d «
ROYAL
Biscuits
S cups flour
4 U ■aapoi
Û p o M i B o x a i B ak in g
P o w l d er
Fow
«aspoi
U teasp
o o n a a lt
5 tab
tablespoon«
le sp o o n s st
sh o rte n in g
% cu up
p m ilk o r h a lf m ilk i
h « tr w a te r
« f t to g e th e r flour, b a k in g pow ­
d e r an d sa lt, add sh o rte n in g an d
ru b In v e ry lig h tly ; ad d liquid
slow ty; ro ll o r p a t op floured
board to a b o u t one Inch In
th ic k n e ss (h an d le a s UtUe M
possible); c u t w ith b is c u it c u tte r.
B ak e In h o t o ven 16 to M m in ­
u tes.
W orld's Races Divided.
A m phtsclans a re the people who In­
Royal Cinnamon Buns
habit the tropics, whose shadow s in
one p a rt of the v ia r a re cast to th e
VE cups flour
1 teasp o o n s a lt
north and In th e o ther to the south, ac­
4 teasp o o n s K oyal B a k in g
cording as the sun is north or south of
P o w d er
2 ^
spoons sh o rte n in g
th eir zenith.
Tlie antlsclans are the In h ab itan ts
cup w a te r
a
cup s u g a r
of the earth living on different s'de«
_ teaspoon« cin n am o n
of the equator, whose shndows at noon
4 tab lesp o o n s seeded raisin g
a re east In contrary directions. T hose
81ft
2 tab lesp o o n s o f m e a su re d
living north of the eq u ato r a re antts-
s u g a r w ith flour, s a l t a n d b a k ­
clans to those living south of th a t line,
in g p o w d er; ru b sh o rte n in g in
lig h tly ; add b e a te n eg g fo w a te r
and vice versa. T he shadows on one
a n d a d d slow ly. B o ll o u t 16 Inch
side are Cast tow ard the north and
upon the o ther tow ard the south.
T he asetnns a re th e people who
live In a land where, a t a certain tim e
of each year, they have no shadow s
a t noon. All the Inhabitants of the
torrid zone are asclans. they having a
vertical sun twice a year.
S u b scrib e n o w fo r th a N ow borg
The perfsrlans are th e Inhabitants
of the polar circle, whoae shadow s d u r­ G raphic, a n d c o t th e hom e new s.
ing some portions of the sum m er m ust
In th e course of th e day move entirely
Executor’*
Notice
around and fall tow ard every point o f
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the compass.
N otice is h ereb y g iv en th a t th e
u n d ersig n ed , J . L. H oskins, h a s been
Island of Crete "U pending.”
duly a p p o in te d e x e c u to r o f th e la s t
In the course of a discussion on the W ill a n d T e sta m e n t of Sim on S te ­
subject of C rete a t the Royal Geo­
vens. deceased, by th e C o u n ty C o u rt
graphical society. Prof. L J. M.vres de­
of Y am hill C ounty, O regon, a n d h a s
scribed two rem arkable changes of
ground level th a t hnve occurred th ere qualified .
Now, th e re fo re , a ll p ersons h a v ­
since classical tim es, say s the Scientific
in g claim s a g a in s t th e e s ta te of said
American.
T he whole tslnnd has sw nng upon an Sim on S tevens, deceased, a re h ereb y
axis, the eastern half sinking and the n o tifie d and req u ired to p re se n t th e
w estern rising, so rhat w hereas a t sam e, w ith th e p ro p e r vou ch ers, to
H lcrap cm ts and Splnnlnhim the a n ­ th e u n d ersig n ed e x e c u to r a t hit; re s­
cient quays nnd harbor w orks are now
idence n e a r N ew berg, Y am h ill C oun­
tinner w nicr, m f iittip u i t f r nftrnor ot
ty
, O regon, w ith in six m o n th s from
P halasarna. at-Jh*» west end of the la-
land. Is now limit?) ' nphes ved. so th at th e d a te of th is notice.
D ated th is 2 7 th day of May, 1920.
one can walk about on the floor of the
ancient harbor, up raised and dry.
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J. L. H o sk in s.
E x e c u to r of th e la s t W ill a n d T es­
ta m e n t of * Sim on Stevens, de-
incredulous Lady.
’ ceased.
"W hy do you sit a t a oulja hoard
when you might he enjoying Interesi- C laren ce B u tt.
XTlöFney fo r E sta te .
Ing conversation? You c a n 't believe
F
ir
s t Issue M ay 27.
a thing the toy say a."
“Well," replied Mia* Cayenne. '1 L a st Issue J u n e 24.
m ightn’t believe the conversation,
either."
4 cu p s flour
1 teaspoon s a lt
t teasp o o n s R oyal a « n « g
P ow der
2 tab lesp o o n s s h o rte n la g
lVfc cu p s m ilk
S ift flour, s a lt a n d b a k in g p e # *
d e r to g eth er. A dd m elted s h o r t ­
en in g to m ilk and add slow ly t o
d ry Ingredients s tirrin g U ntil
sm ooth. K nead lig h tly on floured
b o ard a n d ro ll o u t H Inch th i c k ..
C u t w ith b isc u it c u tte r. C re a se ' •
e a c h circle w ith b a c k o f k n ifa
o h a side o f c e n te r. B u tte r th e
sm all sectio n an d fold la r g e r
p a r t well o v e r th e sm all. P lan a
on e Inch a p a r t In g re a se d pan.
A llow t o ' s ta n d IS m in u te s in
w a rm place. B ru sh e a c h with
m elted b u tte r a n d b a k e in m ode­
r a t e oven IS to 20 m in u tes.
BAKING
POWDER
;,t
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Atmoiutmty Purm
i FR E E
W rit* TOD AY f o r t b s lf e w
R o y al C ook B ook; con­
ta in s 400 o th e r recip es l u s t
as d e lig h tfu l a s th ese, w ill
show you how to a d d In te r­
e s t a n d v a rie ty to you r
m ea ls. A d d ress
BOY AX. B1KDKI POWDER OO.
U> M b s Strasi
R tT s td l
“Bake with Royal and be Sure
Pup
JiL
A ustralis and if re st B ritain have
each undertaken to spend np *to $250.-
000 In connection w ith P apuan oil de-
velopment and two B ritish geologists
will probably begin work In th e Imme­
diate fa ta re , pursuing th e experim ents
already m ade by th e commonwealth.
Papua and the Pacific Islands general­
ly are Interesting the universities of
A ustralia which are considering the
need for the i study of anthropology
and of native custom s and languages.
As s.g ro u n d w o rk for such an Investi­
gation th ere exist nn Interesting series
of I'lirernm ental reports by patrol of-
fleers and o th e r official pioneers of the
new Pacific.
"7“
E. P. SMITH
I
Carpenter and Builder
M K M s tf Stop
Work
:
SAW FILING A SPECIALTY
Shop Corn er M ain and H ancock S ts.
Rem oved to 311 F ir s t S t., Duncan Building, f ir s t ’door w e st o f Spaulding
Logging Co. office. Phone Blue 195. W e will be glad, to m e e t all o u r
old frien d s and hope to m ak e m any new ones.
C. A. EVANS
E. L. EVANS
Wc Make a Specialty of
Quality and Service at
Notier of Opuntien’» Sfilo
p riv a te sale fo r cash in b an d , su b ­
je c t to c o n firm a tio n of th e above
nam ed C o u rt, a ll th e rig h t title and Administrators' Notice of Final Set­
tlem ent
In te re st of each of said M inors in
and to th e fo llo w in g described prem ­
N otice is h ereby given th a t th e
ises'
/
Jo h n
L a rk in
and
1. L ots 19. I I , a n d i f , in "Block u n d e rsig n e d ,
One In D esk in s’ F o u rth A ddition to G eorge L a rk in a d m in is tra to rs w ith
th e T ow n of N ew b erg . Y atnhill th e. W ill ann ex ed of th e e s ta te of i
J o h n S. L a rk in , deceased, h av e filed
C ounty, O regon.
2. B e g in n in g a t th e S outhw est th e ir fin a l ac c o u n t a s said a d m in is ­
coi n e r of L ot 9 In B lock One. Des­ tr a to r s I n th e c o u n ty c o u rt of Y am - !
k in s ’ F o u rth A d d itio n to th e Town h ill C ounty. O regon, a n d th a t said |
of N ew b erg In Y am h ill C ounty. O r - • c o u rt h a s a p p o in ted M onday. J u n e '
eg o n ; th e n c e E a s t, p a ra lle l w ith , 21, 1920, a t 11 o’clock a. m. of said !
th e N o rth L in e of said Block O n e .1 day as th e d ay a n d h o u r fo r th e |
120 fe e t; th e n c e N o rth 50 feet: h e a rin g of o b jectio n s to said fin a l j
th en ce W est, p a ra lle l
w ith th e a cco u n t and th e s e ttle m e n t th ereo f. ;
N o rth L in e of said Block, 120 feet, j
Now. th e re fo re , a ll persons In te r- j
to W est L in e of said L ot 9; th en ce . eested In th e e sta te of said deceased |
S outh 50 feet to b e g in n in g .
1 a re h ereb y n o tifie d an d req u ired to \
3. L o ts 7 an d 8 In Block 9 in I a p p e a r a t th e C ounty C ourt room, at
D esk in s’ Second A d d itio n to th e th e C ourt H ouse a t M cM tnnvtlle.
T ow n of N ew berg, In Y am hill C oun­ said C ounty an d S ta te , a t said tim e,
ty. O regon, sa v in g an d excepting, to th e n and th e re show cause. If any
th e re fro m , th e fbllow fng described th e re be, w hy said a c c o u n t should
p a rt th e re o f:
B e g in n in g a t th e n o t he se ttle d , allow ed and approved
N o rth e a st c o rn e r of said Lot 8 and a n d said e s ta te fo rev er an d fin a lly
r u n n in g th e n c e S o u th alo n g E ast se ttle d an d said a d m in is tra to rs and
lin e th e re o f. 45 fe e t; th en ce W est th e ir bondsm en disch arg ed .
D ated May 20. 1920.
100 feet, p a ra lle l w ith th e N orth
Jo h n L a rk in and
lin e of said lo ts; th e n c e N orth 46
G eorge L a rk in ,
feet, p a ra lle l w ith th e E a st lin e of
said lo t 8; th e n c e E a s t ‘to th e place A d m in istra to rs w ith th e W ill a n ­
of b e g in n in g .
nexed of th e e s ta te of J o h n S.
L a rk in , deceased.
D ated th is 3rd day of J u n e . 1920.
8. L. P a r r e tt,
C laren ce B u tt,
A tto rn e y for E sta te .
G u a rd ia n of e s ta te o f said M inors.
F ir s t Issu e May 20.
F irs t Issue. J u n e 3.
L ast Issue. J u ly 1.
L a st Issue J u n e 17.
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EVANS PLUMBING SHOP
T* the Public
N otice is h ereby given th a t K etrh -
N otice is h ereb y g iv en th a t th e
g n a rd ik1T'-p h r» u * n 7 ~ to T*® TTraTTam A M cCorm ick, p a r t­
an o rd e r of th e C o u n ty C ourt of n ers, d o in g b u sin ess u n d e r th e head
Y am hill C o u n ty , O regon, d u ly m ade of K. G. è. M L o g g in g Co., h av e d is­
and e n te re d in th e m a tte r of th e solved p a rtn e rs h ip a n d th a t K eteh -
g u a rd ia n s h ip o f th e e s ta te o f Ja m e s um A G ra h a m —wHi c o n tin u e with f -
Lloyd S aw y er an d P a u lm e r B u rt res* th e o p e ra tio n b u t w ill n o t be resp o n ­
S aw yer, n o n -re sid e n t M inors, on th e sib le fo r an y d e b ts c o n tra c te d by
n in th d ay o f A p ril. 1920, w ill .from an y o n e except th em selves a f te r th is
and a f te r th e 6 th d ay of Ju ly . 1920, d a te ,
a t h is office a t U n ited S ta te s N a­ N ew berg. O regon, M ay 6, 1920.
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