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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. JULY 7. IM I
Newberg,
Shi B ig D ays o f E n terta in m en t
CHAUTAUQUA
ELLISON-WHITE
PLAN TO ERADICATE CHOLERA
i« B n «d «n of Indiana County
Working to Stamp Out All '
Famous
(P r a p t r tt by th* United States Dspnrt
ment mt Agriculture.)
The Biggest Little Show on Earth
July 16-21
A county free from hog cholera this
year la the goal to which swine breed­
ers In Steuben county, Ind., are word­
ing under the guidance of the local
county ageut and the district veteri­
narian of the United States Depe t-
tnent of Agriculture. As a result of
a persistent campaign for the control
This year's program offers Newberg people a variety and quality of enter*
tainment and instruction never surpassed, even on the Chautauqua platform.
DAILY PROGRAM:
Has
more performing rom es, Dogs, Uoats,
Monkeys, and more surprising never-before-seen-acts
than any similar show entour.
SATURDAY, JULY 16
TUESDAY, JULY 19
8 :3 0 p. m.— Opening announcements of the
week by chantauqua director.
Concert, “ The Liberty Belles o f Boston.”
9:00 a. m.— Junior Chautauqua play hoar.
S :S0 p. m.— Lecture, “ Prom Peace Pipe to War
Trail,” Chief Strongjheart.
7:30 p. m.— Greatest comedy Buoceas in yean,
“ It Pays to Advertise,” presented by the
Keighley Hew York players. •
7 :30 p. m.— Concert prelude, . “ The Liberty
n »iu t q | Boston.”
Dramatic Lecture, “ Tallow Dips,” Dr. Bo.
bert Parker Miles.
9:00 a. m.— Junior chantauqua play hour.
In absurdities and comical stunts
8:30
T o Please the Old and Young
See the Challenge Troupe o f
o f cholera and strict organised effort
to eradicate it, there has been a re­
markable decrease In the disease In
the county during the last two years.
In 1017 the loss from cholera In the
county, according to the county agent,
was about $10,000. In 1018 It was
a little less than $5,000, and In 1010
It was about the same. In 1020, how-
MANY DOG ACTORS
REMEMBER T H E DATE
and don't fad to bring tbe children
CHIEF STR0NGHEART COMES
FROM FIGHTING STOCK
Rock,
210 South Center Street .
Chief S'rongheart, noted Indi-in lec­
ture-entertainer who appears at Chau­
tauqua on the fourth afternoon, la
proud o f his ancestry. He Is the son
of Chief Running Elk, who served as
scout for General Howard In the Nea
Perce War, and the grandson of Chief
VINCENT'S FEED STORE
'
9:00 a. m.— Junior chautauqua play hoar.
2:30 p^ m.— Conoert prelado, Mary A dd Hays’
Grand Opera Singers.
Lecture, “ The House We Lira In,” Y. L
Shepherd.
7:30 p. m.-—Closing Conoert, Mary A dd Hays’
Grand Opera Singers. A notable musical
organisation headed by Mary Adel Hays,
American coloratura soprano.
MONDAY, JULY 18
9:00 a. m.— Junior chaatanqoa play hoar.
2 :30 p. m.— Concert prelade, The Lowell Patton
-Headings, W inifred Windus.
7 :30 p. m.— Concert prelude, The Lowell Patton
Military Drill Ponies
Ret Seeds That Grow
Lecture, “ The Wonders of the Mind,” Dr.
E L. House.
7:30 p. m.— Concert prelude, The Alexander
Trio.
Lecture, “ The Destroyers and Builders of
Health,” Dr. E. L. House.
Bragers Trio, featuring Elec tra Platt, fu n
ous monologist.
AERIAL A C T S
STOCK AND POULTRY TONICS
For Sale at
p. m.— Musical entertainment, Stone-
Platt-Bragers Trio.
Lecture, ‘T h e Problems of Today,” Dean
Ell wood C. Perisho.
7 :30 p. m.— Musical entertainment, Stone-Platt-
and Novel
Grandson o f Chief Standing
Who Was at “ Custer's
Last Stand.“
9 :00 a. fit.— Junior chautauqua play hoar.
8 :3 0 p. m.— Concert prelude, The Alexander
SUNDAY, JULY 17
FROLICSOM E C L O W N S
EXTRACTS AND SPICES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80
Lecture, “ Paying the Fiddler,” E. B. Fish.
BEST LIVE STOCK CHEAPEST
Opinion of Virginia Farmor Who
Thinks Braodors Art Aiming to
Procuro Purebred«.
Adults,
Childre
“ From 30 years' experience in
breeding - thoroughbred horses and
later dairy cattle, I have found that
the best Is the cheapest."
This la
the opin'nn of a Virginia fanner la a
statement to the United States De­
partment of Agriculture. “ I think all
raisers of live stock in Virginia are
aiming to procure purebred sires."
>n ticket
ion ticket
THERE IS NO W A R T A X TO PAY
GET YOUR SEASON TICKET NOW
Try a Graphic Classified.
ter. He served as a scout ou the
Mexican border and was the first In­
dian to volunteer his services to Roose­
velt when tbe Colonel was trying to
raise a division of rough riders. He
has been on the screen In three big
productions and appeared on the legit­
imate stage under Belasco In “The
Heart o f Wetona."
T. N. THORNE TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone Red 178
Rea. aad Barn
Res. 2S3 Center St.
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fanby Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We pleaae the moat particular. Phone ua a grocery order and aee
if our prompt aervlce doesn’ t surprise you. We want your trade.
M ATINEE
SA T U R D A Y
2:15 P. M.
T W O SH O W S
EACH NIGHT
7:30 and 9:00
HEADQUARTERS FOR
OLYM PIC FLOUR
JPhone White 198
Friday and Saturday
M onday and Tuesday
W ednesday and Thurs
July 8 and 9
July 11 and 12
July 13 and 14
An All Star Cast
Dorothy Gish
Standing Rock who fought at “ Coa­
ster's last stand.”
The fîhlef i f an Interesting chorar
HER HUSBAND WAS ONE OF THOSE
PEO PLES M ARKET
Fraah and Cured Neats af aA Kinds at lam est Possible Prices
Gosh paid for Beef, Pork, Mutton and T eal at all times
For fair dealing and oooxteoas treatment— Give os a call
KUMMER & MOORE
BROAD-MINDED MEN.
DIDN’T ASK HIS
BRIDE TO SLAVE AROUND A KITCHEN.
WANTED HER TO HAVE A “ CAREER” OF
HER OWN.
SO SHE TOOK UP AVIATION
— WITH
TEACHER
A
FOR ROUTINE WORK!
TOO
HANDSOME
AND THEN f ! —
NOW HUBBY SWEARS THAT A WIFE’S
PLACE IS HOME!
Chehalem Valley Mills
.
Dealea fa
Flour and Feed
H A Y A N D G R A IN
or m u w um a n d p o u l t r y s u p p l ì «
OREGON
ALSO
Fatty Arbuckle
AN UNUSUAL TALE OF AN UNUSUAL
CHORUS GIRL.
WHERE MATERNAL LOVE SHINES
BRIGHTER THAN THE WHITE LIGHTS.
IM WHICH A LARGE CHECK HAS NO
VALUE— WHEN OFFERED FOR A BABY.
IT WAS THE WEAK VOICE OF THE
STRONGER CALL THAT THE ANGRY GIRL
HEARD
AND ITS A POWERFUL STORY OF A
POWERFUL APPEAL— THE APPEAL OP A
BABY.
YOU’LL WANT TO SEE IT.
THE SCREEN VERSION OF THE
STRIKING STAGE HIT BY LARKY EVANS,
GEORGE 8. KAUFMAN AND WALTER
IT’S THE STORY OF A CROOK WHO
THOUGHT, WHEN HE PLANNED THE
THEFT OF THE PRICELESS BRENT DIA­
MONDS, THAT THEY WERE WQRTH THE
TAKING.
ALSO
Buster Keaton
ALSO
One Heel Comedy and
Paramount Magazine