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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.
^ ■.
, 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.
_j_ _
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.
j
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.
J. S. G rah am .
tio n a l B ank of N ew berg, N ew ebrg, -
33
pd
H.
F. K etchum .
O regon, o ffe r fo r sale an d sell at
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5 Models 1 to 5 Tons 8 Sizes
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of the efficiency of & track depends on the motor
BUDA MOTORS
Are acknowledged by experts superior to all other motor«
for trucks
Only Selected and Tested
Bnda Motors o f the highest type are used in GARY TRUCKS
COMBINED
with Timpkin Bearings axles, worm drive, Eisman magneto,
Strombcrg carburetor and constructed w ith perfect design and
balance forms a product that cannot be excelled.
GARY
COAST
AGENCY,
INC.
71.Bioadway
PORTLAND, ORE