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Largest Circulation In T a l k 111 County NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, DECEMBER S t, 1981 HOUSEHOLD H U TS BERET GROWERS COHYEHE E g g sh e lls c ru sh e d a n d p u t in to g la ss b o ttle s w ith w arm w a te r w ill p olish th e m b e a u tifu lly . P la in egg c u s ta rd m ay be m ade m uch m ore d elicio u s by a d d in g s to n ed d a te s b efore b ak in g . W hen m ilk is scorched th e b u rn t ts s te can be rem oved by p u ttin g th e pan ip to cold w a te r an d a d d in g a pinch of s a lt In th e m ilk. P u t a piece of so ft w h ite c lo th in th e te a k e ttle and th e lim e w ill g a th e r on it. T ak e c lo th o u t w hen it g ets s tiff an d rep lace w ith clean one. K eep a sm all b o ttle of v in e g a r n e a r th e k ith c h e n sin k . A little ap p lied to th e h a n d s a f te r d ish w a sh in g or s c ru b b in g w ill p re v e n t th e ir c h a p p in g in cold w e a th e r. A sm all dish of ch arco al placed in y our m eat la rd e r w ill keep th e a r ticles sw eet a n d w holesom e. C h a r coal is a g re a t d isin fe c ta n t. To r e ta in th e g reen color in veg e ta b le s th e y m u st boil fast an d th e cover m ust be rem oved from th e saucepan. If ice is w rapped in e ith e r flannel jor sev eral th ic k n e sse s of p a p e r be fore b ein g put in th e r e f rig e ra to r it w ill n o t m elt so rap id ly . W hen boiling a piece of beef, put in to th e w a te r a couple of spoonfuls of v in e g a r and as m uch soda a s you can hold on th e en d of a teaspoon. It w ill m ake th e m eat m ore te n d e r. T he b erry g ro w e rs of th e s ta te a re m eetin g in Salem th is w eek s t th e ir first s n n u s l co n v en tio n . H o rtic u l tu r a l e x p e rts a n d m en of ex p erien ce in th e b erry in d u s try from n e a rly all of th e p rin c ip a l b erry p ro d u cin g d is tric t» of th e Pacific coast a re in a t ten d an ce s t th e m eetin g , g iv in g th e g ro w ers the benefit of tp e lr e x p e r ience. In th e ir in itia l g a th e rin g th e b erry m ert a re h e a rin g th e most p ro m in e n t m en on th e coast in the lin es of p ro d u ctio n . disease co n tro l, c a n n in g and m a rk e tin g , an d th e c o n v en tio n gives prom ise of becom ing one of th e most im p o rta n t a n n u a l m eetin g s of fru it grow ers. -------------- — o - ---------------- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS G eorge S tic k n e y a n d w ife to F ra n k B rooks, blk. 2. M o u n tain V iew a d d i tio n C arlto n . $300.00. F ra n k T ak ay an u t and w ife to F ra n k C B ram w ell. .47 ac re s in Joel P e rk in s d.l.c.. tp. 4 s.. r. 3 w. $1.00. C laude W. V an B u sk irk an d w ife to R uby R uble, lo ts 2. 3. and SV4 of 4. blk. 4.. A m ity a n d 68 a c re s in E. C. W illiam s d.l.c.. tp. 5 s.. r. 4 w. $ 10 . 00 . C. L. W eb ster an d w ife to P erle M ark et al. lot 1. blk 2. B ibee's a d d itio n S h erid an . $10.00. . C. L. W eb ster an d w ife to P erie M ark, lots 6. 7. 8. 9, blk, 22. C ham - erlow a d d itio n S h e rid a n . '$ 1 0 .0 0 . Jo h n W e n n e rb e rg by e x e c u to r to A. D. Brooks, lo ts 2 and 5. blk. 12. W e n n e rb e rg ’s a d d itio n a n d lo ts In If c a k e stic k s to pan w h en yon M ountain View a d d itio n C a rlto n ta k e it o u t. tu rn p an upsid e down $700.00. an d la y on bottom a clo th w ru n g -----------o---------- out in w a te r. In ab o u t live m in u te s STATE INDUSTRIAL NEWS c a k e can be rem oved w ith o u t c ru m b L e b a n o n - Paper m ill red uces ling. wages. Sandy to erect $40,000 school. - - • | O regon irrig a tio n c o n g re ss to m eet People Generous With Tips In P e n d leto n D ecem ber 15-17. - ■"New Y ork lik e s ' tt> r e f e r to its JarksoTTviHe^-Roart d is tr ic ts vo te s p e n d th rift m illio n a ire s. T h e head levies to c o o p erate w ith c o u n ty in w a ite r of a m agn ificen t e a te ry told b u ild in g roads. m e th a t fo r b o u n tifu l g r a tu ity he A sto ria to in s ta ll a rc lig h ts. p re fe rre d th e v isit Ing ^ so d -b u ste r to ; R a in ie r— S ta n d a rd oil co m p an y to th e son of a m illio n a ire . T h e y oung ere c t w arehouse, m an from H ohokus h a v in g h is an- E ugene— L o gging cam p reopens, n u a l fling h as read so m uch a b o u t B ak er— C o n tra c t let fo r c o n stru c - h u g e tip s th a t h e th in k s a n y th in g tion 5-m ile ra ilro a d , u n d e r a $10 b ill w ill be tossed’ back 1 S ilv e rto n fo u n d ry e n la rg e d , a t him . T h e in fo rm a tio n v o lu n te e r- R o seb u rg — B u ild in g s d am ag ed by ed by th e head w a ite r cam e a f te r a Are to be re p a ire d , w ell-k n o w n s p e n d th rift h a d d e p a rte d A sto ria sh ip s 2 3 .970.000 feet lum - w ith tw o y o u n g ladies. H ts d in n e r ber in N ovem ber, check cam e to $25 an d he gave th e O regon . C ity — W areh o se to be w a ite r $2— th e head w a ite r n o th in g , b u ilt fo r c o u n ty ro ad m a c h in e ry . "A n d .” c o n tin u e d th e head w a ite r, j E u g en e— B ooth K elly m ill opens "see th a t y o u n g fellow o v er th e r e in em p lo y in g 130 m en. th e g re e n s u tt w ith a la rg e A d am 's S h erw o o d — P la n s b ein g m ad e to apple. H e h as been sh u c k in g off $5 spend $40,000 fo r m u n ic ip a l w a te r b ills to every w a ite r In th e place, supply. And he g av e m e h a lf a c e n tu ry note, i P o rtla n d — $18,000 c o n tra c t is I'm a fra id h is k e e p e r w ill be a lo n g aw ard ed to c o n s tru c t tw o -sto ry b u ild - soon a n d m ake u s g iv e it b a c k .” — ing. E x ch an g e. C o rv allis school cen su s show s a g ro w th of 2000. Flower Worth Small Fortune #■ BOUT WITH ELEPHANT Santa Has Le ft Lots of Gifts fo r the Kiddies Big Game Hunter Has Exciting Experience in Africa. J. AT THE More wood Dow— tt Is Surprised When Big B— st Turns and Runs Away A fter Downing and Trying to Trample Him. Newberg Cyclery Loudon.—A good elephant y arn la told by J. Morewood D ow sett, a well- known big guiue hunter, who has Just re lu m e d from a hunting trip in South A frica. H e w as limit ing elephants In Ugan>/ du when inform ation was brought hlni of the w hereabouts of a largQ herd. W ith a native chief and a house hoy, he sta rte d to find them. T h e p arty cam e upon th e herd in th e forest. Mr. D ow sett got several photographs w ithin 20 y ards of the beasts when the chief w arned him th a t they had been “scented-’ and th at the anim als w ere coming fo r them. S natching up his rifle Mr. D ow sett shot and killed the leader, a big bull. W hile some surrounded th e ir leader m any of the b easts stam peded, and, running the w rong way, Mr. D ow sett w as cut off from the party. R eload ing his gun. th e h u n ter dashed off for safety and run Into a big bull ele p h an t which crashed through the bush six y ard s in fro n t of him. T ru n k aloft, e a rs extended and trum peting wildly, th e J > e u s t rushed a t Mr. D ow sett an d swept him to the ground with his tru n k and tu rn ed rap idly in its own length ready to tram ple him. T he h jjn tej took ■ flying diva under the m onster's belly, realising he would then be on th e rig h t side of th e wind, but th e b— st tu rn ed rapidly round and again tried to tram p le him. Instead the anim al rolled him over and over w ith its legs and th e hu n ter saw above him the tw o g reat tu sk s as th e b east tried to m aneuver his body into posi tion and pick him up. Mr. D ow sett m anaged to roll behind the anim al and get to his feet and m ake a rush fo r cover. T o th e h u n te r's relief and su r prise the furious b east set off in the apposite direction and disappeared. Foot Power Automobiles Sport models, just like dad drives, only in miniature. go wild over one of these. Piano and Violin Studio OF Miss Lora Putm an Miss Helen Robertson Teacher of the Dunning System of fundamental music training AND CHAMPION BOXING DOG. of Violin Flaying All are experienced musicians with special training in their particular lines For appointments, rates, methods, etc., call at the Studio in the City Hall, or Phone Blue 68, or 24AS15 Also rubber tired tricycles in many styles and a t various prices. We have them to suit any want. Get your boy one this year. Bicycles Bicycles Why not get the boy or girl a bicycle? They can ride to and from school, run errands, and in fact use them for a m ulti tude of purposes. We have many different models and you are sure to find one th at will please. Also a full and complete line of acces sories of all kinds. Comer FIRST aad EDWARDS N EW B ER G , O R E G O N Take Your Battery to a Specialist SE E W ELLS Philadelphia Diamond Grid Cham pion m iddlew eight canine of th e world, Schnops, In the ring. Schnops is a m a ste r boxer, and can “une his dukes" b e tte r th an many a hum an, and Is so en th u siastic about the new sport be h as learned be is liable to introduce it to “select society of th e caulne w orld.” Schnops, a great D ane, Is shown In th e ring with his ow ner Joseph F redericks, of New York city. W E L L S , the Battery Man SW ED EN IN REC0R0 GROWTH Increase of 56.72S in Population Greatest in 100 Years, Official Figures Show. Say It Electrically Stockholm .—T he population of Sweden num bered 5,903.762 persons in J a n u a ry th is year, according to offi cial figures Just now published. The Increase during 1920 was 56.725. T h is increase la the highest record ed in Sweden in the last 100 years, both absolutely and relatively. T he m ortality w as 13.29 per thou sand, which Is th e lowest .hitherto re corded in Sweden, and Swedish sta tis tician s proudly rep o rt this figure as a w orld's record. They ufflrm th at Kwedeu Is the healthiest place on —rtli. O ttaw a, C an ad a.—T he grow ing Im portance of fu r farm ing in C anada la illu strated In th e Dominion bureau of sta tistic s report covering the Ihdustry fo r 1920. At th e end of the year t lie re w ere 582 fu r farm s, as against 414 In 1919, and the values had In creased from $3,968,591 to $4,632.006. W hen you w a n t a box of candy w ith class. C am p b ell’s th e place. 1 Teacher of the Sevcik System Roller bearing coaster wagons, with disc wheels and rnbber tires. They’re the fin* est made. Just what the kiddies have been asking for. That Serves * Mr. Sheridan M. Delepine Tricycles It is alm o st im possible to remove* RELIGION AND THEOLOGY of cold w a te r an d s h a k in g b risk ly in T h ere m u st be a n ta g o n ism betw een th e a ir. T h e ra p id e v a p o ra tio n w ill in k s ta in s f r jp i th e h a n d s w ith^ soap theology a n d science u n til th eology give you alm o st a n Ice-cold co m and w a te r. T ) am pen th e h ead o f a m atch an d ru b o v er th e s ta in s and press. is in h arm o n y w ith science. • It w ill ta k e th em off. T h ere h a s n o t been an d th e r e never S ince hot w a te r is ab so rb ed m ore can be a co n flict of science a n d th e q u ic k ly th a n cold. If c lo th e s h av e but Slow b a k in g of cak es m ad e w ith C h ristia n re lig io n . little tim e to s ta n d befo re Iro n in g , 1 o r 2 eg g s w ill m ak e th em la r g e r H e rb e rt S p en cer, lik e th e r e lig ap p ly h o t w a te r w ith a w h isk broom . an d of finer te x tu re . ious lite r a tu r e o f th e w o rld , has several nam es fo r th e in fin ite and e te rn a l e n e rg y w hence a ll th in g s proceed. H e is b ew ild ered by th e vast abyss w h e re w orlds on w orlds u n n u m b ered brood, an d feels th a t he can n o t by s e a rc h in g find o u t th e ir a u th o r. L ik e th e p o et o f th e Old know ledge is too w o n d e rfu l-fo r me. It is h ig h , I c a n n o t a tta in u n to it. T he In fin ite in te llig e n c e Is “ s p ir it.” a re a lity , n o t a p e rso n a lity , w hich im plies lim ita tio n . C onscious fello w sh ip w ith th e s u prem e being, a h arm o n y t h a t Is f e l t , ) f$ a tta in e d by obedience to th e tw o co m m an d m en ts of w hich Jesug^apoke to th e la w y e r;- w here p e rfe c t love reig n s, peace abides. God is to m an th e im a g e of an infinitely p e rfe c t-b e in g , a re v e la tio n in a n sw e r to m a n ’s se a rc h fo r th e ideal. T h e H oly S p irit Is p ro m p te r a n d gtilde, to l i e nM o l those IkcUl- 1 tie s by w h ic h m a n k in d an d an g el m u st fo re v e r seek to be c h an g ed in to th e d iv in e lik en ess from g lo ry to | glory. T h e m e a su re of love we m an-1 THE BATTERY MAN ifest is th e evidence of progress. See . 1st Cor., 1 3 th c h a p te r. for all Battery and Ignition trouble D arw in a n d W allace, se a rc h in g for m ore th a n te n years, u n k n o w n to ; each o th e r, in w idely d iffe re n t p a rts o f th e w orld, in th e m id d le of th e ; 1 9 th c e n tu ry , a rriv e d a t th e sam e co n clu sio n in re g a rd to th e o rig in of “Two year« guarantee” species. D arw in gave th e re s u lts of h is in v e s tig a tio n in a re p o rt to a j scien tific so ciety J u ly 1, 1858. W allace g av e h is fin d in g s to a n o th e r so ciety in a p a p e r read t h e | sam e day. A ny com plete m odern d ic • 6 0 0 F irst S tre e t tio n a ry g iv es w h a t th e u n iv e rsitie s accep t as th e tr u th In re g a rd to e v o lu tio n , G od's m ethod of m a n ife st in g life. It is a m ista k e to th in k o r speak of S p en cer o r o th e r e v o lu tio n ists as Ir relig io u s, o r opposed to th e ch u rch es, o r o rth o d o x y as a body. S pencer in " F ir s t P rin c ip le s, sec. 32, say s th a t " th e o lo g ic a l c o n se rv a tism , like p o lit MERRY CHRISTMAS ical. h a s an a ll im p o rta n t fu n c tio n .” In sec 33, " th e s e v a rio u s b eliefs are p a r ts o f th e c o n s titu te d o rd e r of th in g s , n o t a c c id e n ta l, b u t neccessary p a rts. O ur to le ra tio n should be th e w idest possible. We m u st q u a lify o u r d isa g re e m e n t w ith as m uch as m ay be of sy m p ath y . This is the age of electricity. Every housewife wants A g re a t m an said of re lig io n , " it is n o t an en d , b u t a m ean s to th e electrical appliances in the home, and electricity is becoming h ig h e st c u ltu r e .” Je su s is th e type a veritable necessity everywhere. We have many appliances a n d te a c h e r of th e c u ltu re ; an d fa ith in ev o lu tio n does n o t h in d e r, b u t and fixtures which will make splendid Christmas gifts. p rom otes h u m ility , th e te a c h a b le s p ir it of a little ch ild , by w hich HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS o n ly we can e n te r th e kingdom of heaven. ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS N am e o r ra n k , scientific o r re lig ELECTRIC DISC STOVES ious, is n o t accepted by "n e w th e o l ogy, as a u th o r ity fo r tr u th . It finds ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS m ira c le in a ll th a t is, h e a rtb e a t o r ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRONS b re a th , s n o w f l a k ^ o r s ta r. All is m iracle. ELECTRIC H0TP0INT IRONS Science accep ts only fa c ts, verified ELECTRIC TOASTERS by h u m a n exp erien ce. ELECTRIC HEATERS L u c re tia M ott, th e fam o u s F rie n d , g av e us a n im m o rta l axiom , w hen she ELECTRIC GRELL8 said , “ T r u th for a u th o rity , n o t a u BEAUTIFUL LAMP SHADES th o r ity fo r t r u t h .” G eorge H. G reer. D undee, O regon. LAMPS OF ALL KINDS Fur Farm ing Increases. Teacher of Piano Coaster W agons THE NEWBERG CYCLERY Here’s Postal Service Ten th o u sa n d d o lla rs is a n e x tr a o r T he efficiency o f th e B ritis h p o stal d in a ry p rice fo r a sin g le p la n t; yet service, so m etim es b itte r ly c o n d e m n it w as p aid by E n g lish h o r tic u ltu r is ts fo r an o rch id raised in A m erica, ed an d som etim es h ig h ly p ra ise d , as is th e w ay w ih a ll p o stal services, th e C a tte le y a g ig a s alb a. h a s th is a t le a st In its fa v o r: -*-If Is T h is C a tte le y a w as flow ered in not stu m p ed by th e s ite o f a ta sk . 1910. and e x h ib ite d a t an o rch id N ot long ago. it seem s, an A m eri show in th e U n ited S ta te s, w h e re it can v is ito r in L ondon becam e lost in w as aw a rd e d a gold m edal. T he th e east end. T h e cau se of th e gen- p la n t w as found in 1909 in a lo t of tlem an*8 b e w ild e rm e n t is n o t sp eci o th e r specim ens of C a tte le y a gigas. fied. b u t one is n o t estopped from It w as only by c h a n c e t h a t th e p la n t g u e ssin g a s to w h a t m ay h a p p e n to w as not sold for a d o lla r o r tw o. T he m an from a p ro h ib itio n c o u n try only reaso n w as th a t a f te r m ost of su d d en ly fin d in g h im self in one its c o m p an io n s h ad been disposed of i w h ere a re a so n a b le d eg ree o f m ois- th is one w ith som e o th e rs t h a t w ere i tu r e is s till p re v a le n t n o t in v ery good co n d itio n , w as set At any ra te th e IofJt A m erican aside. F in a lly a ll th e specim ens w an d ered in to a post office. H e ex- » e r e p o tte d . , p lain ed to th e o b lig in g lad y clerk To th e g re a t s u rp ris e of th e h o r - 1 th a t he h a d ~ lo e t h is b e a rin g s an d tic u ltu r is ts w hen, n e x t sp rin g , th e ! w a n te d to go to h is te m p o ra ry abode p la n t cam e u p it w as w ith p u re w h ite i in a w est end hotel. Could sh e help flowers. T he p la n t w as sold in L on- him ? C e rta in ly , he w ould be dis- don fo r p e rh a p s th e h ig h e st figure p atch ed a t once by post, th a t an o rch id ev er b ro u g h t. A nd. su re en o u g h , he w as so se n t 1 -—by “ exp ress le tte r p o st" — a slx - “° pence a m ile. T h is A m erican is n o t th e first p er Help in the Poultry Yard son to be "p o s te d ” In E n g la n d In T o rid b a b y c h ic k s of lice and th is w ay. L ast y e a r a n e w sp a p e r m ite«, ru b th e ir h e a d s w ith olive oil. sen t by poet a m em b er o f its re p o r I t is h a rm le ss a n d w ill e ffe c tiv e ly ; to rta l staff to a d e s tin a tio n som e rid th em of v erm in t h a t k ill so m an y m iles o u t of L ondon. T h e o b je c t of ch ick s every y ear. If th e c h ic k s seem ‘ th is b it of n ew sp ap er e n te rp ris e w as a b it “ d roopy” g ive th em a d ro p of to call a tte n tio n to th e fa c t t h a t th e olive o il; it a c ts d ire c tly on th e liv e r 1 B ritish p o stal a u th o ritie s a c c e p t h u - an d d ig estiv e o rg a n s an d h elp s to m an b ein g s as “ c o rre sp o n d e n c e.” — c a re w h ite d ia rrh o e a . 1 S alt L ake T rib u n e . Your boy will 12 11 300 Years Total Ages of A Women Diners Household Hints T o p re v e n t scum from fo rm in g on th e top of an un sealed Jar of pickles, m ak e a sack of cheese clo th . Into w hich p u t a little m u sta rd seed and place th is In sid e th e Jar. M iddletown, N. Y.—Four wom en whose combined ages aggre gate 300 yeara have Just enjoyed a guinea hen dinner a t Blooming- burg, Sullivan «minty, talk Ini over old tim —, people and places. They a r e : Mrs. Salter, seven ty-one; Mrs. Evans, eig h ty ; Mrs. France, seventy, and Mrs. Mills of H aw thorne, N. J., seventy- nine. The dinner waa cooked by Mrs. France, the menu consisting of guinea hen. spinach, boiled onions, cabbage, salad, apple pie, cheese and tea. T o keep ic in g so ft add a pinch of b a k in g soda to egg w h ites, th en b e a t in u su a l m an n er. P o u r th e hot s y ru p o v e r th e eggs a n d th e Icing w ill rem ain soft. P a rtly fill a sm all round b o ttle w ith c e d a r oil and fa ste n in an u p r ig h t p o sitio n In th e tr u n k or chest In w hich c lo th e s a re k ep t. I t is b e t te r th a n m o th b a lls and Is free from th e d (ag reeab le odor. W hen you need a cold c lo th and h a v e n ’t ice. try w rin g in g a cloth o u t SPOT LIGHTS FLASH LIGHTS ELECTRIC FIXTURES CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATION LIGHTS STUDENT LAMPS You will have to see these to thoroughly appreciate them. They are compact and come in different colon of metal. They will fit almost anywhere and are easily moved about or a tJ tached. Use them for bed lamps, closet lights, reading lamps, or in fact anjrwhere. Grotti Electric Co. Corner P in t and Blaine Streets ; I