Largest CireuUtio* In Yamhill Gannir
VSWBSXO GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. AUGUST 11 . IM I
YAMHILL FEDERATION |
PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS
O berg & Paulson
The Pure Food Grocery
Address Made Before Opening Meet
ing of County Organization at
McMinnville Given in Full
For Your Sunday Dinner:
FRESH FRUITS
FANCY CANTILOUPES
COOKING APPLES
ORANGES
EATING APPLES
BERRIES
BANANAS
WATERMELONS
GRAPE FRUIT
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PEACHES
GRAPES
CUCUMBERS
GREEN ONIONS
CELERY
HEAD LETTUCE
CARROTS
BEETS
RIPE TOMATOES
CABBAGE
D ili vRlU lio
GREEN BEANS
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98 cents
Special
Tow el Bargains
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THE PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC
The Presbyterian annual Sunday
school picnic was held Tuesday. Au
gust 9. at Thom's ferry. Everyone
was moving every second of the time.
We left the ehureb about 10 o’clock
Tuesday morning in Mr. Newman’s
truck. There were many who went
and took others in their private cars.
We reached our destination about
11: SO.
After eating our dinner
most of the young people went in
bathing.
Then came the sports,
racee (boys and girls), string chew
ing contests, and plum eating con
tests. In spite of all that we could
do the time soon came to go home.
The big truck started towards home
jammed full. It had a flat tire and
Was about 2 hours getting that fix
ed. We reached Newberg about 9:30.
Everyone reported having a good
time. Most of us are looking for
ward to next August when we can
have our next annual picnic.
A Picnicer.
DUNDEE ’
(Continued from page four.)
lawn mower and cut off his finger
instead of grass.
Fred Herring and family and Miss
Doris, Parrett returned from the
coast jusr in time to attend a birth
day party in honor of A. A. Parrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parrett have
been tending Fred’s place during his
absence.
We received word from. Rev. Tabor
and he is having a good time. He
enjoys especially a visit with moth
er again. Also heard from Clarence
.Miller this week, who reports hav
ing badly cut his leg with an axe
so that he will be laid up for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dearborn,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Olmstead of Pasadena. California,
Mrs. C. F. Tuttle of Des Moines.
Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olm
stead, were guests of Mrs. S. A. Mer
rill and son. Ludlow, of Mosier, at
the new Columbia Gorge hotel last
Sunday. c
F. D. Hutchinson boasts of hav
Try a Graphic Classified. -
ing some Rhode Island Red pullets
that were in full moult when they
were four months old.
All are
through now. and the first ^one layed
Tuesday and two more started Wed
nesday. Pullets often lay younger
than this, but the unusual part of
it is that they áre clear through
moulting and started to laying when
they were less than six months old.
Let us hear of a better record.
-"Between sixty and seventy people
attended the ” 01’ Swimmin Hole”
Sunday afternoon, where they wit
nessed a few contest swims and
dives. Arthur Livengood took first
place with the greater amount of
points to his credit. John Trunk
came in a close second. Arthur was
awarded a picture of the swimming
hole itself for his efforts. Arthur
swam the river in 3 minutes and 25
! seconds with John close behind at
¡ 4 minutes flat. John t«ok first place
in the 30 yard free style dash, cov
ering the distance in 23 seconds. He
used the Australian crawl stroke
George Trunk was given the booby
prize consisting of a hard boiled egg.
but it was pretty much of a put up
job r,rt George because he was in no
sense of the word the “ boob.” Harry
■ri’ ^trong walked off with honors
for the endurance swim under water.
He is also credited with breaking
ymr Miar decs its My
the spring board so that it made it
impossible to have any fancy diving
contests.
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Never Mind!
When the day looks sort o’ dusty.
And your grit is gettln' rusty.
The finest made-to-measure
And your courage somewhat musty.
Never mind!
clothes in the world are now
Keep a tuggin’ at the tether.
offered to you through the lo
Head and heart and hands together:
cal gateway for
Through all sorts o’ wind and weath
er.
Bein’ kind!
When your burden nearly bests you.
And no sum o’ smilin’ rests you.
And all sorts o’ trouble tests you.
Never mind!
Chuck some cheer Into your talkin’ .
Put some spring into your walkin’ .
The handiwork of the most , Leave old Grandpa Grouch a stalkin’
Far behind!
celebrated designers and skill- 1 ’Course the road is often muddy.
And the skies ain’ t always ruddy.
ed specialists is now brought
But if you’ll Just stop and study
directly to you, locally, as the
You will find
That the fellow who’s a winnln'.
result of organization on a
And to the sunny slopes a apinnln’.
large scale and a marvelous
Has kept saytn’ since beginning
Never mind!
system that gives the maxi
mum of personal service in
WISE AND OTHERWISE
clothes
By Uncle Cecile.
"Be sure you’re right, then go
ahead."— Davy Crockett.
50
Dozen
Work
Shirts
Ed V. Price
Tailoring
Tailored to Your
Order
“ When you have anything to say
to a mule, say it to his face.”
There is just the right style
and just the right fabric for
you
It isn’t so much what you say of-
ten-ftmes that gives offense, and
hurts another's feelings, but ft is
the way you say It
A t the Right
Price
Business is good, but you’ve got
to go out and get It. Clean your
spark plugs, adjust the carbureter,
oil >r up and step on the gas.—
j First National Life Bulletin.
Call and let me show yon the
latest correct fashions and
newest choice woolens.
“ What,” we asked the gentleman
at the adjoining desk, “ do you think
j about the rates for gas?”
•
“ Ghastly," he exclaimed, and fhen
* dodged the ink well.
I. W . Hill
802 1/* First St.
Newberg, Ore.
Ladies’ Night Gowns
Members of the Yamhill County
Community Federation, and others
who in attendance tonight for the
In fine ' Nainsooks. Longolothi and Muslin
first time:
Special Shoe Clean-up
1 wish at this time to briefly state
Nearly all styles, but broken sizes up to $2.00
the purpose of the organization
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
together with some food for thought
values at
Tennis, Keds and “ Emmy Lou’s’’
and for your future action.
$ 1.00
Under our present and past meth
ods of doing community work we
have a number of organizations un
der various names such as Commun
ity clubs. Commercial clubs. Farm
organizations, etc., all striving In
their own way'to unbuild their own
locality and in most cases not reach
ing beyond their narrow-confines.
Their thought has been well intend
ed but has not been far-reaching
enough. It is nqt, the purpose of
this organization to. in any way,
20 cent plain white Huck Towels 35x18, a dan
hinder their work but .rather to co
operate with them to such an ex
dy. 6 for 4, $1.00.
35c 16 to 18 inch Toweling. A miscel
tent that the most good might come
laneous lot in Cotton and Cotton and Lin
to the greatest number of people.
17 cent white Huck. Plain white with ^order
To this end our .by-laws permit «11
en mixed. 4 yards for $1.00.
communities with properly elected
ed ends. 26x14. 9 for 4. $1.00.
and qualified officers to be repre
sented by three votes irrespective of
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size. And with this thought in mind
35 cent Towels in Hacks and Terry cloths. A
30c 16 inch, 5 yards for $1.00.
This lot
the county has been divided into
mixed lot, sizes from 36x18. 4 for 4, $1.00.
four sections with a director elected
contains Line mixed and Cotton materials.
from each section with LaMyette as
-»
.
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A splendid lot.
the hub. And they, with tne presi
dent, vice president, secretary and
treasurer, constitute the active of
ficers of the Yamhill County Com
25 cent Bleached Toweling, 16 inches
munity Federation who will stimu
late organization work in the four
wide, just the kind for every day use.
sections.
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yards for $1.00.
Our government, of which we »re
a part, has^in recent years been
engaged in a tremendous war, one
of liberty, which has resulted in an
added victory tfe the Stars and
One lot summer caps, all sizes, values from $2.00
Stripes, which Flag is the omen of
Americanism which all true patriots
to $3.00, all go for $1.00.
love and know. We have for the
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past few months been floundering
in the depths of the reconstruction
Summer Weight Union Suits, all sizes, for Fri
period. The financial reefs of the
day and Saturday, $1.00.
storms of this time through a tre
mendous upheave! have arisen and
In pretty plaids and checks, Standard Quality.
we as a people through the inner
Brand
New
Cheney
Ties,
$1.00.
workings of this disturbance have
5 yards for $1.00.
been and are being influenced by
the constant and powerful undertow
to such an extent that we have been
almost submerged in the sea of un
certainty, and in many cases, that
of complete financial ruin. But I
would like for you to catch the vis
ion of the silver lining in the over
hanging cloud to such an extent
that we may not continue to see
is
through the hole but to see the meat
of the nut instead.
And as we catch this vision and
Newberg, Oregon
Newberg, Oregon
appreciate its importance I would in
behalf of the Yamhill County Com
munity Federation and its good peo
ple suggest, yes urge, that we in
herit and absorb the memorial words
at our martyred President, Abraham
Lincoln, when he so forcibly stated thereby result in an hdded coat both
"Particular Printing for Particu In the County Court o f the State of
that a government of. for and by to producer and consumer. A com -1
lar
People” — at The Graphic.
Oregon for Yamhill County.
the people “shall not perish from the in It tee on-credentials should be or- >
dered as well as the program com-1
earth.”
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In the matter of guardianship of
Yamhill County being an import mittee, and the ways and means.
Lilly Florence Hutzen,
SHILOH RELIEF CORPS NO. 28
Then if we might consider with
ant factor in this vast domain of
Incompetent.
Meetings
held
2nd
and
4th
Thurs
ours may we not in the days to come you a committee on taxes, that very
To
Mary
E.
Hutzen.
Sadie
E. Ste
put all our cards face up on the table important and necessary evil, which' day of each month at 2:30 p. m.. ini
wart, Maggie E. Hale, Lucretia G.
Duncan’s
Hall,
311
First
street.
if
handled
in
a
business-like
way
to
without reserving a whole card,, a
Fflaster'er. George W. Hutzen.
FRANCES WOODRUFF. Pres.
joker, or a high Jack, and ever re such an extent that we might most f
EMMA L. SNOW, Sec y.
I Earl C. Hutzen and all other per
membering that cards and spades receive 100 cents on the dollar we j
sons Interested In t^he estate of
together with big and little casino, could then feel that we would be
^ Lilly Florence Hutzen:
merging
into
a
new
business
era
of
1
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE OF
in the aggregate make a strong com
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
bination. To this end let us there stability and progression. It would
FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF OREGON, you and each Y)f you
fore entertain and adopt the spirit invite homeseekers. should make i
of coordination, realizing that the home folks reluctant in selling their I Notice is hereby given that the are hereby required to be and ap
individual as well as the community holdings, would invite new business, undersigned administrator of the es pear in the County Court of the
of Oregon for Yamhill County,
and the town are dependent one up adventures, farm children would he! tate of Annie E. Branch, deceased, State
in the court room of said court in
has
filed
his
final
account
as
said
contented
with
the
home
and
rural!
on the other. In this spirit of fair
the court house at McMinnville, Ore
ness let us henceforth consider that life and would not be seeking the ■ administrator in the County Court gon, on Saturday. August 20th.
by-gones shall be treated as by- attractions of the great "White of Yamhill County. Oregon, and that 1921, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon
Way.”
The towns and the cities said Court has appointed Monday,
gdnes.
of said date, then and there to show
As the agriculture interests of our prosper as they can not rise above: August 15th. 1921, at eleven o’clock cause. If any there be, why the
A.
M.
of
Bald
day,
for
the
hearing
the
plain
of
the
surrounding
cou
n
-,
land represent more wealth than the
guardian of the estate of said in
railroads, mines, manufacturing and try on which they are dependent.! of objections to said final account competent should not be authorized
and
the
settlement
thereof.
Under
said
conditions
mankind
gen
-'
quarries combined, and as our coun
Now therefore, all persons inter to sell the following described real'
ty is agricultural it should receive erally would be benefltted.
ested
In the estate of Annie E. property of the said incompetent,
The
Federation
will
not
be
what
the first attention. I would suggest
to-wlt:
that you therefore authorize a com your officers make It but Instead j Branch, deceased, are hereby noti
All of the interest of said Lilly
fied
and
required
to
appear
at
the
will
be
what
you
make
of
It
depend-1
mittee of several to be carefully se
Florence Hutien in and to all of
County
Court
room,
at
the
Court
Ing
upon
your
enthusiastic
support
J
lected to promote and nurture na
fractional Block Four apd Lot Seven
ture’s most wonderful industry. In and confidence. These great ques House, at McMinnville. Yamhill in Block 3 in Deskins Third Addition
County,
Oregon,
at
said
time,
to
then
tions
which
now
confront
us
are
re
said committee of course, should be
to the City of Newberg. Yamhill
included the dairyman, the poultry- turned to you for your consldera-; and there show cause, if any there County, Oregon. Also Tracts Nos
be.
wliy
said
account
should
not
be
tion.
What
shall
it
be?
man, the stockman, etc.
settled, allowed, and approved and! 16, 17. 18, 19. 20 North Newberg
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Should the chair attempt to furth
.«aid estate forever and finally set-; Fruit Land Subdivision, in Yamhill
The
Young
Women’s
Home
Mis-j
er classify business in its rated order sionary society of the Methodist tied and said administrator d ls-) County. Oregon.
it might not meet with your appro church had a very" enjoyable social charged.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
bation as per order, so we will deal evening last Friday evening with)
Dated this 14th day of July, 1921 of said Court this 21st day of July.
with it in a general way. We would ! Miss Mabel Hornlbrook on Fourth Clarence Butt,
1921.
have you consider a committee on |
C. B. WILSON,
Attorney for estate.
manufacturing, both for the present j street.
Clerk of County Court.
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ROY
L.
HANVILLE.
and proposed, which will include co
The Graphic Job Department is'
Administrator of the estate C. R. Chapin.
operation manufacturing as well a s ' prepared to print ail kinds of office
of
Annie E. Branch, deceased Attorney for Guardian.
private, which carries with it the | stationery, wedding invitations, etc.
First publication July 21. 1921.
1st pub. July 14. 1921.
thought of transportation as does Nothing but first-class work.
Last publication August 18. 1921.
Last pub. August 11. 1921.
the agricultural Interests.
Under!
transportation we recognize the rail- I ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE OF
road systems, rivers, which by the)
FINAL SETTLEMENT
way have been legislated out of com- :
petition and our water grades and j
Notice is hereby given that the
free locks have failed us save in the undersigned administrator of the es
recent Columbia river decision. Also tate, within the state of Oregon, of
under this head we are forced to re Calvin W. Doe, deceased, has filed
cognize the local and general "TNT” his final account as said administra
-—our roads. That subject which tor In the County Court of Yamhill
makes some people love their dogs County, Oregon, and that said
better than their neighbors. T hat; Court has appointed Monday. Au
subject is almost as dangerous as j gust 15th, 1921, at eleven o’clock
religion and politics to a community A. M. of said day, for the hearing
federation, which are eliminated by o f objections to said final account
our constitution and by-laws.
It ! and the settlement thereof.
must however, be met and dealt
Thai’s why we have taken the agency for Feder
Now therefore, all persons Inter
with.
Therefore —transportation i ested in the estate of Calvin W. Doe,
should have a committee which will [ deceased, are hereby notified and re
al*. The price is right, toe. Here’s a sample:
view the county, connect a commit-1 quired to appear at the County
view the county, connect It with the' Court room, at the Court House, at
state and the state with the union. | McMinnville, Yamhill County. Ore
This committee should deal in the gon. at said time, to then and there
saving of the roads by eliminating show cause, if any there be. why
fast driving, overloading and regu said account should not be settled,
lating traffic by unnecessary ship allowed, and approved and said es
Other sizes in proportion. Remember we have
ping of produce to one point and tate forever and finally settled and
then shipping the same article back, j said administrator discharged.
resulting in unnecessary wear and i Dated this 14th day of Jnly. 1921.
“ SERVICE AT YOUR SERVICE”
tare and expense to the consumer I Clarence Butt,
who must be taken into consldera- Attorney for estate.
tlon. •
#
J. C. COLCORD,
Administrator of ths estate,
The following committees should
within tbs state of Oregon, of
also be considered:
Marketing,
Calvin W. Doe. deceased
which should be considered to such
Date of 1st pub. July 14. 1921.
an extent that Individual interests
Date of last pub. Aug. 11. 1921.
should not over-lap each other and
and Sat.
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IF YOU CANNOT COME Ilf
PHONE YtyUR ORDER TO
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GIVES AIMS OF ORGANIZATION
REWARD
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Sigma Nil, name engraved on back.
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In Men’s
Furnishings
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