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GRAPHIC
S IM P LE REASON FOR TH R IFT
f
li Send it
ii to the
ii Laundry
Its Practice Necessary That There May
Be Margin of Production Over
Consumption.
The beat and cheapest method
of having your fam ily washing
done is to send it to the
Arrangements are i~U n mad* here,
according to information from division
headquarters of the Rod Cross, for
the observance locally of “ Rod Crow
Roll Call Sunday." la November. Oca-
«rally throughout the nation a day
haa been set aside In honor of tho
organisation, with special services la
Sunday Schools and young people’s
meetings as wall as special sermons.
„ According to plans considerable
tims at these special services Is to ho
devoted to discussion of prace-thne
activities of the Red Cross. Including
somewhat detailed Information regard­
ing future work which haa been plan­
ned. No subscriptions will be asked,
unless special arrangements should
be made by officers of tho local chap­
ter.
is ir no} mere cmhtlshness for ono
who cau afford to buy and doea buy
silk ait irta uud silk «lockings and
automobiles, and who freely admits
ihut he wastes money, but who Justi­
fies giraseli somewhat belligerently
by raying that he can afford to waste
money, arid that It Is nobody’s busi­
ness, to object to other people doing
•••»♦»oooopoooooooQoeooee •♦♦♦♦•••oooeoeoeeooeooè
thè same sort of thing only because
he thinks the other people cannot
W H A LE BIT O F F TOO MUCH W H O LE W ORLD IN HIS DEBT afford the expenditures? Right down
In our heartB we know that the con­
Attenpt te Make a Meal of PaeHle Demies of General Gorges Removed cern is not all with the welfture of
those other people who are wasting
Cable Proved End ef Spor­
One Well Called a “ 8otdi«r of
their money ; It is really a matter of
tive Cryatura.
Humanity."
jealousy aud of class distinction
The direct descendant of the whale
Tlie death In London of General based on clothing—a feeling that
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that swallowed Jonah flapped bis huge . Coi gns removes one to whom had been these people have committed social
J.
H.
GIBSON, Mgr.
tall through the tranquil waters o f the given the unofficial but deserved title misdemeanors, as when the cook du­
plicated
her
mistress'
hat.
And
any
The
only
Abstract Books in
Pacific, off Mexico. He was hungry— of “the world's physician.” rays the
Yamhill County.
hungry for a new sensation. All the New York Times. His epoch-making one who preaches thrift to people on
Me MINN VILLE,
ORJ9QON
thrills In that neck of the ocean were work In Cab* and at Panama gave the ground that they should not have
on land, where the Mexicans were con­ him fame In all civilised lands as a what they like for their money is
quering Mexico. Idly he shot a column master of sanitation and of scientific simply preaching nonaenalcal cant. He
of water through his nose Into the air. method. His genius in finally tracing is really preaching revolution.
What with the submarines out o f the the yellow fever germ to Ita true car­ ^..If, thep. thrift has no virtue in It-
aea. life had lost all seat for a whale. rier 'and In devising and developing eelf, If every person within the limits
The submarine idea flashed through the sure means of extirpating It of the law Is quUtled tff spend what
Slow
Stale
Tough
his brain and tickled bis ambergris. brought about in his lifetime the ful­ he cau earn, and more than be can
earn
If
he
can
get
away
with
}t,
la
What a Jolly lark, to be aural
He fillment of hie own prophecy that
would dive below and scare the ran­ rases o f yellow fever would become there any unmoral reason for thrift?
The reason for thrift Is plain. It
cor and octopus Into a fit. Down he a medical rarity. It was Inevitable
is-
not necessary to talk about moral­
went.
that after hla amazing and complete
Now, the All-American Cable com­ success In Cuba and at the Canal zone ity. It Is simply that If we do not
pany, which took over the Mexican hla skilled services should he sough* have thrift we shall not mavè a mar­
gin of production over consumption—
Telegraph company, has tome valu­ hy other governments.
that Is, we shall riot have capital. If
able rubber-wound copper wires ly­
In Guayaquil he demonstrated again
No Collection— No Charge
ing on the bottom of thd ocean off his ability to rout yellow fever In one we do not have capital we cannot have
M c M in n v il l e , O r e g o n
progress,
for
wa
shall
have
no
means
Mexican headlands.
They met the of Its historic lair«, and In South Af­
HILLSBORO, OREGON
wherewith
to
make
Improvement
in
ex
game of our hero.
rica he brought hia kaowledge and istlng facilities for production. There
He seised the long thing In hla devotion into play. No one in hia
is the danger of extravagance. And
month. It stuck. History has never time approached him In the number
it is a very real danger.—Samuel Crow-
Shiloh Relief Corps, No. 98
recorded any whale who ever attempt­
.1 victories which he won over trop­ ther, in the North American Review.
ed to eat a Pacific cable and got away ical diseases. It was a dream of
Meetings held 2nd and 4th Thurs­
The Red Crora Remainders.
with It. Our hero was no exception. General Gorgna that the tropics might
day
of each month at 2:30 p. m , In
He struggled, and finally wound him­ he made safe for the development of
Ever since demobilization the Red
self up In several thousand dollars' white civilisation, and h^ did an Im­ Cross has kept in constant touch with Duncan's Hall, 311 First street.
worth of Interrupted messages. When mense deal to hasten Its realization. the families of 800,000 soldiers and sail­
FRANCES WOODRUFF, Free.
the cable repair ships hove to and The wide recognition which came to ors and marines. - This service has
EMMA L. SNOW, Sec’y
grappled for the cable to find out what him while living and which is feeling­ embraced almost everything from sup
had Interrupted communication be­ ly renewed now that he la gone, was plying first aid to seeing a man
Try A Liner In The Graphic.
tween Vera Crus and Valparaiso. less of hla scientific attainments, great through to a better job than he ever
Chile, they dragged to the surface a as they were, than of his achievements I ad before.
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very dead whale, wound ap In sev­ as a soldier of humanity.
eral hundred feet o f . hopelessly com­
NOTICE OF THE APPOINTMENT
JCL R. C H A P I N
plicated cable.
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OF EXECUTORS.
•- • Another Diecoverer. ..
Chief Engineer James Mowat, whe
ATTORNEY AT LAW
In an old Spanish geographical work
went ashore, and lives In New York,
Notice is hereby given that the
on America published in 1552 by Fran­
Practice
in all courts; Probate,
says this is the first whale he ever
cesco Lopes de Gomera, a priest of undersigned have been duly appoint­
Deed. Morgagee and all legal
heard of that tried to rat a cable. And
Sevilla, it is mentioned that Labrador ed. by the County Court of the State
papers. Abstracts examined.
other members of the crew of hla ship
was reached for the first time hy a o f Oregon to t Yamhill County, as
vouch for the story.
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party of Norwegian ration piloted by executors of the last will and testa
John Scolvus or Jon Skolp in 1470. n?ent o f Ella C. Duncan, deceased.
Herman “Thoroughness.’*
The announcement was made for the
Therefore, all
persons having
Max Walter, head of a boys’ train­ first time some years ago, but it was
claims
against
said
estate,
are here
ing school in Frankfort, tetla the fol­ greeted with skepticism that Colum­
by
notified
to
present
the
same,
with
lowing story by way o f Illustrating bus had been anticipated on the Amer­
proper
vouchers,
to
the
undersigned
German Ihoroughness:
ican shorts by any bnt Leif Erlcson.
A venerable teacher !n< one o f Ger*J but recently additional evidence has executors at the law office of C. R.
many’s preparatory schools was dis­ dbown that Columbus’ visit to thla Chapin, at Newberg, Oregon. wJtliln
tractedly ambling about his study one country was antedated by Scolvus by six months after the date of the first
day when he noticed a stray piece of 20 years and steps are being taken to publication of this notice.
paper. Picking It up he saw that it urge the former’s claims for honors.
XAVIER B. DUNCAN.
was a Latin composition from one of
n « m > «rR a u it
i m r n s .
ELLIS WINTERS,
(k k k strrxxih J a a k d xja
his devoted disciples.
Executors of the last will and tes­
Glass blowers are known to drink
On looking at It more closely be de­
S. M. CALKINS ft SON. .
from fifty to sixty pints of water dur­ tament of Ella C. Duncan, deceased
tected an error which be had over­
Newberg. Oregon Hft-fl & «
ing a day’s work and to be nothing
C. R. Chapin, attorney for estate.
looked. Seating himself at bis desk,
the worse for It, but they are beaten
Flint publication. March 31st,
he dipped his pen In good red Ink nnd
by a young and capable worker of 1921.
made the necessary correction. He
whom a physician reports that he
then folded the paper into a neat
drank 12 gallons of water a day arid a NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
roll, stuck It In the fire, and with It
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whole tubful of It during the night
lighted his nlrw----------------------------------
Notice is hereby given that the u n ­
ESTABLISHED 1300
dersigned executrix of the last will
and testament of Cyrene Palmer, de­
RELIABLE FUNERAL
ceased. has filed her final account in
DIRECTORS
said estate in the County Court of
Lady Assistant
the State of Oregon and Yamhill
County, and that said Court has fixed
Office Phone White 26 — Nlglit
Monday. May 2nd, 1921, at 10 o’clock
Phone Black »4
a. m. on said date at the court room
of said Court at the court house In Newberg,
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Oregon.
the City of McMinnville. Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing on
It Pays to Buy in Bulk
said final account.
Just one hole bored a t the proper angle
Therefore, all persons interested in
and loaded w ith a few sticks o f
said estate are hereby notified to be
present at said time and place to
show cause, if any, why the said final
account should not be allowed and
approved, said executrix discharged
and said estate finally closed.
STU M PIN G POWDERS
Headquarter* for
MARY P. JOHNSON.
D u P o n t a n d R e p a u n o B ra n d s
Executrix of the last will and tes­
(Pacific Northwest Products)
tament of Cyrene Palmer, deceased.
808 l»t St. Newberg, Ore
C. R .Chapin, attorney for estate.
fir m ly ta m p e d in w ith th re e fe e t o f fu se
First publication, March 31st,
Phone W hite 198
attached, the flare o f a m atch— and this great
1921.
■tump w as to m from its resting place and
Last publication, April 28th. 1921.
ready to be laid on the pile.
Last publication, April 28th. 1921.
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Newbeig Steam Laundry:
Yamhill Co. Abstract
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UNITED STATES NATIONAL
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S. L. PARRETT, Pres.
J. L. HOSKINS, Vice-Prea.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
THE UNATTAINABLE
^
4 4 r T 'H E R B 'S a spot on my back,
A about the sise o f a postage
stamp, that has been Itching all day."
said the retired merchant, “ and it has
«nosed me more grief than the last
a ttack o f rheumatism. I can’t reach
It with
either
hand, and I hare
been backing up
against every tele­
phone pole and
gatepost, rubbing
like a horse with
the mange.
A
I man o f my social
and
commercial
standing doesn't
look
dignified
while thus en­
gaged. but when
a
man’s
back
itches, he has to
defy the conveo-
and get relief the best way he
H. M. HOSKINS, A sst Cash.
W. E. CROZER, A sst Cash.
R. A. BUTT, A sst Cash.
of money where It will do the moat
food.
“Yet he has a secret sorrow.
I
think he’s the most melancholy man I
ever saw, and his trouble Is that be
can’t raise a good stand o f whiskers.
Nowadays, when whiskers are consid­
ered an Infirmity, It seems strapge
that any man should grieve over such
a matter.
“He sends all over the United
States for hair growers, and half the
time his face la blistered or swollen,
and still the whiskers won’t grow on
him. If some miracle happened, nod
he' woke up some morning to find his
countenance all covered with whiskers,
he’d probably have them shaved off
within a week; but because they won’t
grow, he won’t be happy till he gets
Weary o f Whirlwinds.
"T oo don’t seem to like the Idea of
a whirlwind campaign."
T hate the mere mention o f It,”
replied Farmer Oomtoseel. “ Maybe
you’d find It hard to understand, nev­
er havin’ lived, as I did, la a pert of
the country where every once In
awhile yon have to get oat and run
for a cyclone cellar."
Plenty e f Time.
Teacher—What, Bobby, you say you
don’t want to be president o f the
United 8tates?
Bright Lad—Not Just now, thanks,
(f it’s all the same to you I'd rather
wait until after a couple o f more elec­
tions,—American
Legion Weekly.
“ I can understand Just how it has
worried you." said the hotelkeeper.
His Weak End.
•TTbe fact that you couldn’t reach
“Reggie Is going to the country on
around and claw the itching place
Saturday.”
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with your fingers kept the matter
“ For a week-end?"
fradi in your memory and got on your
“ Y es; his head’s been bothering
werve*. The pursuit o f the unattain­ him.”—Boston Transcript
able always Is more interesting to us
than the easier work close to hand.
You had your whole person to scratch, M ANDOLIN IN SECOND PLA C E
aad might have bought a currycomb
ftsr a quarter, and had a good time, but Italians in New York Now Exhibit a
Decided Preference for the
you couldn’t be happy until you had
Phonograph.
«cached the one Inaccessible spot.
“ A while ago I imagined I had
Many an odd note creeps Into the
Tseart disease, and went and saw the
doctor. He knows I have money in American process of the melting pot;
the bank, and am considered good pay, often there Is a queer mixture of the
~m be confirmed my worst fears, and. modern with the old-established na­
wmde up his mind to have me for his tional customs. Probably nowhere In
star patient, until one o f us petered Brooklyn la there a better Illustration
sut. He threw an awful scare Into me. of this than in the big Italian colony
s s that I went home swaa'lng ice cold lying in the region between Browns­
ville and east New York.
"drees lemonade.
There nightly you hear the Italian’s
"H e gave me some medicines and a
Wt o f Ins-motions Among them was love for music loudly expressed, not
tae 10 the effect that when I went to through the tinkling mandolin or gui­
tar of Naples, but through the ultra­
ted I should always sleep on my right
modern
phonograph. The moon beams
A le . He cautioned me over and over
«gain against laying on my left aide, down brightly, and perhaps damsels
and left the Impression that if I dis- as fair as those of sunny Italy peep
through shuttered windows, but the
Aeyed him. I’d wake up some mom-
teg to find myself a candidate for a serenade below Is one hy proxy.
Caruso and McCormack. MartlnelH and
•oral horseshoe.
.
“ That matter looked easy at the Sler.sk. Galll-Curcl and Farrar vie with
each other In vocal flights through
fine, and I assured the doctor I’d fol-
horns of bras« and fiber.
tew his bylaws to the letter. When
Naturally the beloved mandolin, oft­
I went to bed that night. I atretched
sat on my right side, and in ten min- en brought with the bundle of clothes
stes I was just suffering to roll over.
from far-off Sicily or the Neapolitan
7 don’t believe I ever had such a hinterland, la cherished still, but the
wnkerlng for anything. It seemed to
native tunes and airs are confined
we the height of hnmsn happiness largely to the barber shops or the
would He In sleeping on one’s l«ft side. sadly-altered wine cellars.—Brooklyn
I followed instructions for two nights, Ragle.
sad then I decided that life wasn’t
worth such sacrifices, and I rolled over
Had a Record.
a d slept on my left side, and nothing
The only way it would move was
mppened. I was feeling better than down stream with the current The
serial next morning when I got up.
owner had worked on It all afternoon.
“ O f course this experience lessened In the evening another boat came up.
a y confidence In the doctor's instruc-
“Having a bit o f trouble T camo
Oons. and I concluded that If I was the question from the new arrival.
going to sidestep the Instruction« I
“Tea.” replied the owner and wont
might as well sidestep the medicines. oa working with the engine.
Ins. for they tasted like low life Is n
“So yoo own tMa boat? Wbat did
Chinese alley, and I threw the whole
yon have to give for her?" asked the
M out of the window. Thus the saw­
new arrival.
bones lost his most promising patieot
“Thirty five dollars," replied the
veeanse he handed out a rule that
owner.
wasn’t strictly necessary.
“ Tfiat’s not s bad prlco. but that
“ Speaking o f the unattainable, do
boat has been around Raven «wood a
won know what’s the matter with Hllaa
number of years and I’ve known It
•gbnfisdow? He has everything a man
to sell for »26," raid the new arrival.
could ask. a stranger In * the town
mould say. He lias a beautiful borne “ Bat yesterday It mode a new record:
It was sold for » 15 ."—Indlaoapoito
and a wife who wot,Id be considered a
moecess anywhere, and be has festoons Now«.
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Notice of Final Hearing
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Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned executors of the last will
and testament of John Hutzen, de­
ceased, have filed their final account
in said estate in the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Yamhill
County, Oregon, and that the said
court has fixed April 18th, 1921, at
1*10 o’clock In forenoon of said date
' at the county court room In the
Courthouse at McMinnville, Oregon,
as the time and place for hearing on
said final account.
Therefore, all persons Interested in
said estdte are hereby required to
appear at said time and place to
show cause, If any there be, why
said final account should not be al­
lowed. the said executors discharged
and said estate closed.
W. H. WOODWORTH
A. C. RUBY
Executors of the last will and
testament of John Hutten, deceased.
C. R. CHAPlN.Attorney for Estate.
First publication March 17. 1921.
Last publication April 14, 1921.
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