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LargMI Circulation In Yamhill County
Local and Personal News
Mr». T. E van» waa a P o r tla n d vls-
Mrs. Alice H a w o r th 6f V illa Road
I to r S a tu rd a y .
had as g u e s ts S u n d a y Mr. a n d Mrs.
R obertson of Y amhill.
A rlte E v a n » 1» ta k in g a course in
p h a rm a c y In P o rtla n d .
Mrs. J a c k K a lrb ro th e r of G ra n d
Ronde is v isitin g a t th e hornet of h e r
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R. A. Booth left T h u r s d a y for Wll- pa re n ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. A. Seibert.
l a m tn a on a buslne»H trip.
Mrs. A ngie B a rc ro ft of P o r t A n ­
Mr». E a r l P in n e y r e tu r n e d home geles, W a sh in g to n , is v is itin g w ith
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. E. W h ite « t th is
from W o odburn on S a tu rd a y .
place.
X u v le r D uncan and wife w ent to
P o r tla n d T h u r s d a y for The day.
Miss G ladys Crozer, a te a c h e r in
th e N e w be rg h ig h school, left S a t ­
u rd a y m o r n in g for Salem to spend
D. B. S m ith of P o r tla n d viBlted a t th e week end.
th e home of 8. W. N ew house over
S unda y.
Mrs. L ouisa Hobqpn le ft T uesday
for W oodland, C a lifornia , w h e re she
Mrs. W. W. Nelson left W ednes­ will m ake a n extended visit w ith h e r
d a y for a w eek’s visit w ith h e r Hlster sister, Mrs. R. S. Evans.
a t L ebanon.
T h e L adles Aid society of th e
Miss G ladys Nichols, who is te a c h ­ M ethodist c h u r c h will hold a sale of
in g In th e high school a t Albany, fancy w ork a n d home cooking a{
C rede’s m a r k e t on S a tu r d a y , D ecem­
w a s hom e over Sunday.
ber 3rd.
Rev. T. D. Y a rn e s of Springfield
Mr. a n d Mrs. G. Y. E d w a r d s a n d
left T h u r s d a y m o rn in g a f te r a few
d ays' visit w ith th e L. F. Moore fa m ­ d a u g h te r , Rosalie, of P o r tla n d , were
week end g u e sts a t th e borne of Mrs.
ily.
E d w a r d 's p a re n ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. S.
F. W allace.
Mrs. B. O. E v a n s a n d d a u g h te r,
A delpha, spent the week end in
Mrs. H odges is h a v in g h e r r e si­
P o r tla n d w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. J. R.
a t 908 east F ir s t s tr e e t re-
flU w a------- - „ -______ ______ dence
shin g le d a n d expects to lAve it r e ­
p a in te d
a» well.
Mrs.
H odges
Mrs. F. W. J o r d a n re tu r n e d to Ir- occupies th is p ro p e rty herself.
rlgon, Oregon, on T h u r s d a y a f te r a
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th r e e w eeks' visit w ith h e r son, B.
A sign a ppe a re d dh th e w indow
W. J o r d a n , a t th is place.
of Tom T y n d a l l ’s office on W e d n e s­
d a y m o r n in g b e a rin g th e le tte r s “ K.
Mr. a n d Mrs. M. McDonald left K. K .” and th e w ords “ Remove th e
W e dne sda y m o r n in g for e a s te r n Ore­ files.” Tom fe a rs th e K lu Klux K la n
go n w h e re th e y will visit th e son, a r e a f t e r him .. T he flies a re gone.
„Wiley, w ho lives in Moro c o u n ty .:- .
Mr. a n d Mrs. A lbert Morgan of
Ridgefield, W ash., visited a t th e
home of Mr. M organ’s pa re n ts. Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Morgan, on S u n d a y
last.
Mrs. M a ttie Gill from Georgia, and
Mrs. E liza M a rtin of Oregon City,
a re v isitin g a t th e C. B. Pyle home
on T h ir d stre e t. T he ladies a r e sis­
te rs of Mr. Pyle a n d It has been 45
years since Mrs. GUI last saw her
b ro th e r.
Miss Muriel Y a rn e |L ,u n d e rw e n t an
Rev. G eorge H. B e n n e tt, a m in is ­
o p e ra tio n for a p p e n d ic itis a t the
Good S a m a r ita n hospital In P o rtla n d te r of th e M. E. c h u rc h , who was
Monday. She is re p o rte d as d o ing p a sto r of th e local c h u r c h in 1897.
came up from P o r tla n d last S a tu r d a y
nicely at present.
to visit bis b ro th e r - in - la w , W ilfred
W hite. Mr. B e n n e tt h a s been pa stor
Mr. a n d Mrs. ’C h a rle s F. Bronson at P a tto n c h u r c h in P o rtla n d th e
ha v e sold t h e i r residence p rope rty
past» year.
on th e c o r n e r of S h e rid a n and H a r ­
rison s tr e e ts to Del S ours of C a lifor­
O. J. McCoy had a C hevrolet 490
nia. T he sale was a cash tr a n s a c ­
destroyed by fire la st T uesday a f t e r ­
tion.
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noon.
Mr. McCoy w as d r iv in g th e
c a r up on C hehalem m o u n ta in and
N. A. B r itt w ent to Sherw ood a p p a r e n tly a sh o rt c irc u it in th e
T h u r s d a y ta k in g a n e x h ib it of fil­ w ir in g s ta r te d th e conflagration.
b e rts to e n te r in th e Sherwood fair. T h e c a r was p r a c tic a lly a to ta l loss
Mr. B r itt is of th e opinion th a t a b u t w a s covered by insu ra n c e .
tr i- c o u n ty .f a i r sho u ld be e s ta b ­
lished ht Sherwood.
H a r r y G a r r e tt left today for P a ­
cific City w here he will spend a few
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. L. V anB laricom days and will th e n go to Aberdeen,
le f t- S u n d a y for N ehalem w here th e y W a sh in g to n , w h e re he will open up
sp e n t several days v is itin g Mr. V an- a bicycle e sta b lish m e n t.
Mr. G ar-
B la ric o m ’s sister. T h e tr ip was l e t t o p e ra te d th e N ew berg Cyclery
m ade la rg e ly fo r th e purpose of t a k ­ for a long tim e, selling o u t to E arl
in g Mr. V a n B la ric o m ’s m o th e r, Mrs. H u tc h in so n less th a n a y e a r ago.
C a th e r in e
V anB laricom .
to
th a t
place.
Mrs. Carl H u b e r of
Chehalis.
W a s h in g to n , is v is itin g h e r sister.
G eorge Allen w as Interested in the Mrs. Russell P a r k e r . Rev. and Mrs.
big fire w hich destroyed a N e w be rg G. F. S ta n n u r d , f a th e r and m o th e r of
g a r a g e last S a tu r d a y n ig h t, for the Mrs. H u b e r anti Mrs. P a r k e r , drove
b u ild in g w a s t h e o n e oceupied by th r o u g h from C hehalis tn th e i r new
him w hen he was in th e h a r d w a r e F ord sedan and will r e tu r n S a t u r ­
business a t N e w be rg several ye a rs d a y m o rn in g , ta k in g Mrs. H u b e r
ago. He drove down w ith his fam ily home.
S u n d a y a f te rn o o n to see th e r u in s.—
H illsboro Ind e p e n d e n t.
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. C. P aulson have
tra d e d th e ir sixty a c re fa rm ne a r
J a m e s E. M a r tin took a nu m b e r of th is place and th e ir residence p ro p ­
his T e le gra m boys to P o r tla n d last , e r ty on so u th College s tr e e t for a
S a t u r d a y w h e re they a tte n d e d th e one h u n d r e d acre equipped ra n c h at
T elegram show. “ J u n g l e l a n d ” a t ¿ h e N o rth L iberal, in C la c k a m a s county,
city a u d ito riu m .
T h e y were 'a ls o n e a r Molalla. and e x p q rt to move to
Mr. M a r t i n ’s g u e sts a t din n e r. Those j t h a t place as soon as they c an com ­
w ho w ent w e re M arion Lewis. M a r­ plete th e ir a r r a n g e m e n ts .
vin Anderson, Arnold and E rw in
K am pflre a n d H e r b e r t M artin.
T he G ra phic ha s e n te re d in to
c lu b b in g a r r a n g e m e n ts w ith both the
Mrs. Nellie Moore and child re n , P o r tla n d T e le gra m a n d O regonian,
of C ottage Grove, have been visitin g w he re b y we a re offering some very
a t th e home of th e f o r m e r ’s pa re n ts. exceptionally low c lu b b in g ra te s to
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. C. Paulson, of south e ith e r new or old subscribers. T h is
College stre e t for a b o u t a week p n s t . ' offer only holds good u n til th e last
They w ent to P o r tla n d on T u e sd a y I of October and a n y persons d e sirin g
for a sh o rt visit w ith Mrs. Moore’s j to secure both th e ir local home new s
sister, Mrs. Mabel Dixon, and will j and th e s ta te a n d n a tio n a l new s
r e t u r n to com plete th e ir visit a t . should not overlook th is o p p o r tu n ity
to save money on th e ir new spapers.
th is place.
$ 25.00
A line of Men and Young
Men’s
SUITS
No Special Sale
Come any day in the week,
same price.
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NEWBERG OEAPHIC, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921.
Mr. a n d Mrs.
tu r n e d S a tu r d a y
n e r w h e re th e y
th e ir son, Floyd,
farm .
L. M. P a r k e r re­ PRUNES ARE OR
m o r n in g from T u r ­
THE HARKET AGAIN
had been h e lp in g
g e t settled on th e
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The la r g e r sizes of Oregon I ta lia n
p ru n e s have a g a in been placed on
.Thos. C. P e rle ho received w ord th e m a r k e t by th e Oregon G row ers
T h u r s d a y t h a t bis d a u g h te r , Mrs. Cooperative Association.
W hen th e w ith d r a w a l of pru n e s
L u r a G ulley, of G reenleaf, Idaho,
was q u ite sick a n d left for t h a t place w as made by the association tn early
th e sam e day. H e will probably be Septem ber it was desired t h a t no
f u r t h e r sales be m ade u n til It w as
a w a y for some time.
learned w h a t th e proportion of th e
va rio u s sizes would be in o rd e r to
T h e a tte n d a n c e a t th e college h a s avoid overselling.
been In c re a sin g d u r in g th e tim e
The first week of g r a d in g in d i­
since th e o p e n in g and now th e r e
a r e 152 re g iste re d a t Pacific College. c a te s t h a t more th a n 75 per cent of
T h is is th e la rg e st e n ro llm e n t e ver th e p ru n e s in th e W illa m e tte valley
will be 30-40» and t h a t n early all
k n o w n a t th e local college.
of th e rest will be 40-50».
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U m p q u a valley w h e re th e crop w as
S enator. P h ila n d e r C. Knox, U. S. h e a v ie r will f u r n i s h more sm a lle r
s e n a to r from P e n n s y lv a n ia a n d a p ru n e s b u t th e proportion' of p ru n e s
m e m b e r of P re sid e n t T a f t ’s c a b in e t, o f th e la rg e sizes Is very heavy th is
passed a w a y on W ednesday, d e a th season.
being due to a stro k e of paralysis.
In d iv id u a l lots of I ta lia n p ru n e s
from some gro w e rs are r u n n i n g
Mrs. W. A. Pierce of Jew ell, K a n ­ m ore th a n 50 per c e n t 20s w ith n e a r ­
sas, w h o h a s been v is itin g for a ly all of th e rest 30s. T h is condi­
m o n th w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. Lyle P a l ­ tion ha s been b r o u g h t a b o u t by the
m er a n d Mrs. Lola S w a rtz , left last e x tre m e ly lig h t loads w hich m any
F r id a y m o r n in g fo r O akland, C ali­ o r c h a r d s bore th is season.
fornia, w h e re she will visit friends.
On a ccount of th e a b u n d a n c e of
th e la r g e p r u n e s th e association ha s
T h e a n n u a l election of officers of a g a in placed 30-40s on the m a r k e t
the Y am hill c o u n ty c h a p te r A m e ri­ a n d is booking orders a t th e o p e n in g
can Red Cross Is to be held in th e prices ann o u n c e d in A ugust. N early
com m ercial club rooms a t M cM inn­ a th ir d of th e to n n a g e w hich tb e
ville on F r id a y , October 14, a t 8 association expects to h a n d le was
o’clock. All Red Cross m em bers a r e sold before the early w ith d r a w a l and
J t is probable t h a t , ( h e m ovem ent
u r g e n tly re que ste d to be present.
will t e rapid u n d e r th e new offer­
ings.
Mrs. J. W. Kelley e n te r ta in e d a t
T he prune s of ' t h i s season’s crop
h e r h o m e ’ a t the T h r e e Oaks, w est a re of th e finest q u a lity and c a r r y a n
N ew berg, on T h u rsd a y , October 6, u n u s u a lly la rg e p e rc e n ta g e of s u g a r
w ith a five o'clock luncheon, th e
d u e to t h e fa v o ra b le w e a th e r c o n d i­
follow ing ladies:
Mrs. A. E. Cous­ tions w hich prevailed d u r in g th e
ins, B. L u fn e r, M. Meckler, Mrs. D. r ip e n in g season. Almost a negligi­
Jones, J. E. B radley, M a r th a Mack- ble a m o u n t of da m a ge was done by
ler, Mrs. F. D. E ckerson and Miss th e lig h t show ers d u r in g one o r tw o
T h e lm a Joneri.
days of h a rv e st and p ra c tic a lly no
cracked p ru n e s resulted.
T h e te a c h in g staff of th e N e w b e rg
g r a d e and high schools will be t e n ­
dered a reception T uesday e v e n in g a t
TODAY’S BEST STORY.
8 o ’olrc'c 'n th e Commercial c lu b
R asfus .d ra fte d in to service, w ent
ro'-im • u n d e r th e auspices of th e over th e top.
He ra n a foul of a
Civ c Im p ro v e m e n t club and P a r e n t - G erm an .shell. W hen he cam e into
T e a c h e rs ’ association. A s h o r t p ro ­ the h o sp ita l later, the surgeon told
g ra m will be followed by r e f r e s h ­ him he had never seen a m an so b a t ­
m ents.
A cordial in v ita tio n is e x ­ tered up and asked him how it h a p ­
tended to all p a r e n ts to a t t e n d th is pened.
reception a n d m ake th e a c q u a in ta n c e
"W ell, boss.” replied R astus. “ dey
of all th e tedchers.
told me to zig a n d zag w he n de
shells cam e
a - h u m m in "
Well I
Mrs. G. H. Raley, of C h illiw a c k , zlgged a n d I zagged. b u t I guess I
B.. C., w ho ha s been to u r in g e a s te r n zigged w h e re I should of zagged a n ’
O n ta rio for th r e e m onths, sp e n t sev­ zagged w h e re I should of zigged.” —
era l days v is itin g a t th e hom e of Mr. E xchange.
and Mrs. George C h a m b e rla in . Rev.
Raley Is s u p e r in te n d e n t of In d ia n
schools th r o u g h o u t B ritish C olum bia,
EARTH’S POPULATION.
and Mrs. Raley was m uch in te re ste d
T he po p u la tio n of th e e a r th is es­
in a visit to th e C hem aw a I n d ia n tim a te d a t n e a rly 2,000,000,000, c e r­
school, w hich is th e six th most up- ta in ly n o t less t h a n 1.650,000.000.
to -d a te school in th e civilized world. T h e re a r e a b o u t 10,000 species of
Mrs. Raley left W ednesday m o r n in g m am m al, a b o u t 14.000 of birds. 7000
for home.
of re p tile s and 15,000 species of
fishes.
Signs stenciled in red in k a p­
peared on all of th e store w indow s
SWAT THE KNOCKER
a b o u t to w n T h u r s d a y m orning, c a u ­
tio n in g th e public about fires. Some T h e r e 's a b o u t a h a lf a million ways
of th e in sc rip tio n s Were "D efective
to r u n y o u r c ity down.
c h im n e y s cause fires,” "C areless I t d oesn’t ta k e a pla g u e to h a n g the
sm okers cause fires,” “ H elp prevent
crepe upon a tow n.
fires.”
A few of the sto re k e e p e rs D e a th of e n te r p r is e m ay follow from
w ere incensed over th e sig n s w hich
cooperative d r o u th .
a ppe a re d on th e ir w indow s w ith o u t B u t th e w orst of a l l ’s th e k n o c k e r
th e ir consent and re m oved-them , but
w ith a syncopated m outh.
for th e most p a r t th e m e r c h a n ts
understood th a t t^iis w a s m erely a He n e v e r h a s a w ord of p ra ise for
p a r t of th e fire d e p a r t m e n t ’s fire p r e ­
a n y good acquired
vention week c a m paign.
H is w h in e p e rsists; i t 's t e n o r ’s se t:
“ T h e people m a ke me tired.
In k e e p in g w ith th e o bservance of “ T h e people o u g h t to do this, and
th e y o u g h t to have more zest?”
F ire P re v e n tio n W eek, fire drills
(
W
h
e
n th e y re a lly o u ght to send h im
w ere held a t both th e h ig h school
to an in s t i t u t e for pests.)
a n d g r a m m a r school b u ild in g s on
T uesday.
At th e h ig h school th e
225 s tu d e n ts w ere tu r n e d out of the H e slam s t h e c ity paper and he
• d o e sn ’t like th e Judge;
b u ild in g in ju st one m in u te a n d tw o
seconds, w h ile a t th e g r a m m a r school 'G a in st everybody, e v e r y th in g , he ’s
got a p a te n t grudge.
th e 615 s tu d e n ts w e re tu r n e d out in
Just one m in u te a n d tw enty-five sec­ " T h e s tr e e ts a r e all too narrow-, th e
l i g h t i n g sy ste m 's poor.”
onds. T h is is considered good time
B u t ask h is aid to m o d e rn iz e — his
for th e first d rill of th e year. These
b a c k in g is n ’t sure.
fire d r ills a t th e schools a r e an excel­
le n t t h i n g a s they keep th e c hildren
in t r a i n i n g so th a t th e y m ay be T h e r e 's one t h i n g sure; th e tow n
t h a t ’s fit to let you m a k r your
tu r n e d out q u ic k ly in case of fire
bread
and they also show up a n y bad con­
ditions, w h ic h m ig h t o th e rw ise es­ Deserves th e best of y o u r su p p o rt
from h e a r t a n d h a n d and head.
cape notice u n til too late. A school
So
w
hile
y o u r c le a n in g up your tow n
fire is of all fires th e most horrible,
a n d g iv in g poisons new.
a n d N e w b e rg is e n d e a v o rin g to see
A nd » w a ttin g flies, ju st d o n ’t forget
th a t a n y such c a ta s tr o p h e is pre­
to s w a t th e k n o c k e r too.
vented here.
— E xchange.
DIG DEEP FOR WATER.
One of th e most fa m o u s wells in
e xistence Is t h a t a t G renele. in th e
o u ts k ir ts of Pa ris, w h e re th e w a te r
is b r o u g h t from a d e p th of 1798
feet. A well in P e sth w a s su n k to
the d e p th of 8100 feet in th e "70s.
FIFTH CENTURY ART.
T he a r t of sh o e in g horses to pro ­
tect th e ir hoofs a g a in s t th e evils of
liard usa ge was u n k n o w n to th e
G reeks a n d R om a ns a n d is first m e n ­
tioned in th e h isto ry of th e Celts in
th e fifth c e n tu ry .
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CARD OF THANKS *
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W A N T E D — 50 la y in g w h ite L eg­
horn pullets. Call A t 1346 E ast
T h ird stre e t.
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FOR SA LE— A sacrifice.— P la y e r
piano, A1 condition', mission oak fin­
ish. $200.00 cash, or $225.00 terms.
See or call Overend, S h e rlo c k ’s res­
t a u r a n t . T h is is a real buy
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W e w ish to th a n k all w ho s o u g h t
by word or deed to lig h te n th e so r­
row o f b e re a v e m e n t in tb e loss of our
d e a r b ro th e r.
H a rv e y Dailey,
C. A. Dailey.
Mrs. L ouisa Hobson.
W a lte r B. Shaw a n d wife to D. W.
G ra sty a n d wife, lot 11, blk. 4. O.
NOTICE
T o w n site a d d itio n C arlton.
$4000.
T he Y am hill C ounty C om m unity
Oliver W. VanOsdol a n d w ife to
F e d e r a tio n will m eet in Y am hill,
E va Yocom, 50x90 feet on E. side of
T uesday, O ctober 18, 1921.
L. L. THORN TO N , Secy. S. B s tre e t, McM innville. $4600.00.
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TODAY’S DEFINITION.
A s o n t r a r y m a n Is one w ho is a t
his best w hen a r g u i n g on th e side
of a su b je c t th a t he doesn’t believe
him self.
D. C. B.
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WHEN YOU PRESS SILK
T he Iron should n o t be too w arm
and unless th e r e Is a cloth betw een
th e iron and silk, th e m a te ria l
should never be pressed
on
the
r ig h t side. Iron should be k e p t mov­
ing e i t h e r across o r up a n d down.
ttfhoro you r dot/ar ttoos Ha duty
He w ho borrow s a n d ne v e r re­
pays is too g r e a t a c ow ard to steal.
You c an bu y new te e th — j
b u t you c a n n o t buy new eyes.
You cen get a lo n g fairly well
w ith o u t
h e a rin g .
smelling,
t a s tin g or feeling, b u t sig h t is
m ore indlspenslble th a n th e se j
fo u r senses combined.
To c o n tin u e th e use of your
eyes w ith o u t tb e aid of p r o p e r ­
ly fitted glasses, a f te r n a tu r e
w a r n s you. m e a n s laying up
w orry, trouble and sorrow for
th e fu tu re .
C. A. Morris
THE JEW ELER OPTICIAN
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