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/ \ ft NEWBERG GKÂFHIC, THURSDAY, MASCH 10, IM S SIX JOKE ON ARCHITECT Intide Story of Statue on Home of Vanderbilt. P R IZE FO R BRITISH MUSEUM Institute Presented by Sir Rider Hag gard With Ring Taken From Peruvian Mummy. f A ring with a romantic history has recently been presented to the British •on of Buildor Bay« Figure of Tired museum by Sir Rider Haggard. He first saw It 57 year* ago, attached to Mason on Fifth Avonuo Mansion the watch chain of the headmaster of Waa Joke on and Tributo to his preparatory school, who had re H.a Fathor. ceived It from a friend who had trav eled much in America. The friend's Now York.—New Yorkers who story was that while traveling In Peru thronged Fifth avenue last fall to get he had opened a gravemound in which a glimpse o f the Broadway dainty, he found a stone table with IS mummf- the deposed Uacehuute. the bride's fied figures seated round It. On the dollar mark and other curious sculp finger of the principal figure waa this tures and carvings that adorn stately ring, which the discoverer withdrew; St. Thomas’ church, missed one of and the bodies, according to hla story, ths avenue’s oldest architectural jests. crumbled Into dust. For more than three decades, it be It was the legend attached to this came known today, the figure of a tired ring wrtiloh, according to Sir Rider mason has rested and sunned himself oa the roof o f the old W. K. Vander Haggard, first turned his Imagination bilt mansion at Fifty-first street, with- toward the lnveutlon of stories of ad In a stone's throw of St. Thomas', venture; and readers o f “ King Solo gating down at the fashionable equi mon’s Mines" will recognise In It the pages and richly clad crowds that origin of a striking episode in that flowed through the famous thorough book. Fifty-five years after he first saw the ring It still remained vividly fare. The few architecturally Inclined per In Sir Rider Haggard’s memory, and sons who knew of the existence of the he described Its appearance in a story Vanderbilt mason believed that the which Is now on the eve o f publica figure was erected as a tribute to a tion. Shortly after he had done so, he mason who was killed during the con chanced to renew acquaintance with struction o f the house, but Klcliard his former schoolmaster's family, and Hunt, architect, who with his late made inquiries about A e ring, o f father, Richard Hunt, Sr„ built the which he eventually became the pos house, said the figure was at once sessor, and he has now given It to the a joke on and a tribute to the senior British museum. * Hunt. “The Vanderbilt home,” said Mr. FISH TH AT SW ALLOW STONES Hunt, “was built during the transition period, when It was customary to adorn Anta reti* Seal« and a Certain Species the roof with a sculptured figure of of Whale Need Them to Aid some sort. The masons and sculptors in Digeetion. were continually after my father to tell them what kind o f figure he Stones are commonly found In tbs planned to use, but he kept putting stomach of the crab-eating seal of the them off, saying there was plenty of Antarctic seas; and It Is believed they, time to decide after the house was with a certain amount o f grit, are finished. . scooped up with the Crustacea from the “ Finally, when walking through th 4 bottom of the sea. The emperor pen- nearly completed building my father guin, on the other hand, shows an in observed a screen in the large hall stinctive craving for stones for gizzard- way, and directed the workmen to ae- grtndlng purposes, and these stones move it. Behind the screen was a must be assiduously sought, since sculptor—Kipsofi, quite well known at these birds never rest upon dry land, that time— putting the finishing but only upon Ice. touches on a study of a mason at Another unexpected name In this list reat, with hts square paper cap on his of stone-swallowers Is that of the Les head and a mallet In his hand. He ser Rorqual. This is a “baleen" whale, had used as his model my father, who feeding upon minute Crustacea, and frequently put on a mason's cap and fish. From the peculiar method of took an active part in the work. feeding which is, so to speak, forced “ Mr. Vanderbilt liked the figure— upon this animal. It Is unlikely that any and that’s how It happened that ths portion of its food Is scooped up from msson was put up.” the sea-floor; hence the pebbles found' The only other figure of an artisan In Its stomach must be deliberately gracing a wealthy home in New York, swallowed, and It Is supposed, for the so far as could be learned, is a heroic purpose of digestion, or, rather, of statue of a steel pnddler, which stands trituration. They are hardly likely to on the lawn before the Charles M. be derived from the fish which are en Schwab mansion on Riverside drive. gulfed, for these are mostly herring. Mr. Schwab was a steel puddler him self before he was “discovered" by Spider Outdone by Man. the late Andrew Carnegie. Romance in business? Of course DO THE PEOPLE WAFT THE TREES. ASKS RECORD The sentiment which prompts the desire to plant trees along the paved highway is commendable, but there are some aspects of the case which do not seem to have been considered. After a few years such trees would not only Utter the pavement with leaves, but would render farm land joining the road unproductive for a distance of from fifty to one hundred feet. Very little wiU grow In the shade of trees or In ground from which the room absorb the moisture. This is not all. There is an immense amonnt of tiling laid along the road and in time the roots from these trees would grow into and under the tiling, rendering It useless for drain age.. Farmers cannot afford to lose the use of this land and the state certainly cannot afford to have the drainage stopped. If changing the name of the road and planting trees meant anything to-the ex-service men It might, but it does Wot; the pavement was not put down In memory of their services and calling it the Memorial highway was only an after thought. It would be much better to change the name of Mt. Hood to Memorial mountain. That will undoubtedly remain intact for a million years.— Yamhill Record -----------o----------- If you could sit In the Graphic o f fice week,after week and hear people tell of the splendid results they get from Graphic advertising you’d be convinced too that Graphic adver tising pays. tf there Is. As soon as we think of foreign trade we get the glamor and thrill of it; and to Joseph Pennell's eyes a giant crane or a viaduct or a steel mill Is a picture. Bat who of as ever thought of romance in connection with wire rope? John Kimberly Mumford has not taken wire for granted. In “Outspln- nlng the Spider,” he has told the story of an amazing Industry In a fashion to rival the flctionlat Let a single pas sage speak: “ Seven one-thousandths, three one- thousandths, one one-thousandth—one record after another was passed. “At last a wire was drawn that measured one four-thonsandths of an Inch In diameter—twelve times finer than the hair on yonr head.” The spider, so long counted a master workman, had been outdone.—Natlon'a Business. Let the Graphic sell It for you. ----------- o----------- MICHELIN Tire Prices. 1 Fabric Tires i R efu lar Corda 30*3i $14.90 $16.00 19.90 20.95 32x3* 31*4 22.90 19.50 32x4 26.90 27.85 27.90 28.50 33x4 28.90 29.75 34x4 30.80 32x41 Doyle's Tire Shop “ Service at Your Service'* Phone Red 244 901 First St. U N C LE HANK \ If you want a real tire, gat an Ajax Paragon at Doylsa Tire Shop. 30x3 * alia. 311.35. 24tf FOR SALE— Square piano, 1st class 'condition. $160. , Call at Wright’a Cash Store. 24t4* U r iM FOR RENT FOR RENT— Housekeeping rooms, 311 Sheridan atreet. 36t4* Circulation la Yamhill O u i t r Dr. I. M. Bloinwick CHIROPRACTOR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 % acres NEW PRIMROSE cream separator for sale cheap. Address R. A. Bailey, choice land; 1 \4 miles from cannery; 6tf Sprlngbrook, Oregon. 26t4* phone Blue 70, 598 Grant 8t. FIVE ACRES, with 5-room plas FOR SALE— Two horses, gentle, work any place. Cheap. Hal E. W ar tered house; well, woodshed, garage, ner, 710 River street. 26tl* chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick sale, 33700. Spivey’s Paint Store. 20tf HAVE SOME COWS for sale, some fresh and some coming fresh soon. FOl( TRADE— 100 acres land, will Clair Follett, Route 1. 26t4* take residence property or farm FOR SALE!— Potatoes and R. I. property to the value of 88500 on Chancey Geli, phone Red and White Leghorn hatching even trade. 12tf eggs. Phone Black R206. 24t4* Red 101. FOR SALE:— 5-room house, par FOR NURSERY STOCK, nuta and Modern Improve ornamental shrubbery, see or phone tially furnished. I. A. Hanning, Black 181. 21tf ments. Close In. Also two lots, choice building Bite. Address Owner, FOR SALE— Several thousand 310 Third street. 51tf blackcap and loganberry tips. Wm. FOR SALE— 20 acres at Spring- Danslngburg, on Villa Road* 26tl* brook, 14 acres bearing prunes and FOR SALE— Cream separator. cherries, balance In clover. 3350 Sharpies No. 2, like new, less than acre, half cash, or break In smaller half price. L. H. Meyers, Rt. 3. 23t4* tracts. R. A. Bailey, Sprlngbrook, Oregon. 26t4* FOR SALE— Good, hard, used FOR SALE— Farm o f about 20 brick, all you want. Inquire at the W. R. Galland service station. 51tf acres. 13 under cultivation, balance In young timber; plenty of running CORDWOOD $4.00 cord on ground, water. About three acres o f logan good road. Extra charge for delivery. berries ready to put on wires. John A. Tourville, Dundee. Oregon. 26tl* Klrkley, 215 River street. 3tf " — Phone Black 0 — 809 P in t St. Newberg, Oregon Dr. Tho«. W , Hester PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office in Dixon Building • PHONES: W hite 239 Rea Orange 239 Dr. A . M. Davis DENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Drug Store PHONE BLACK 37 D r . J . W . B a rc ro ft PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office over First Natl. Bahk Bldg. PHONES: Office W hite 49. Home Blue 104 FOR SALE— Good work horse, wt. FOR SALE— 10-room house and 1400 lbs., phone white 154, or see 75x234 ft. o f land; 190 blaekcapa, J. J. Venable, Wynooski street. 20tf 12 loganberries and straw berries all set last year; pears, cherries, apples, CHIROPRACTOR FOR SALE— One horse; gentle for plums and'prunes enough fo r family children to ride; one fresh cow. two use. 421 south Main street, phone yrs. old, ^ith calf. Maggie Kinney. Red 97. 23tf Haasage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric 26tl*’ Treatments and Steam Baths 297 ACRES, about 4Q acres partly FOR SALE— New Oldsmoblle cleared, good Irrigated dairy ranch, roadster; also Bulck roadster; low with 14 milk cows, team and farm Phone Black 40 for appointment. price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon. implements, for sale or exchange for . 9tf property near Newberg. . For par 110 North School street First door north of Yamhill Elec- Old papers suitable for under car ticulars write to L. N. Sandoz, Beav pets. for packing purposes, etc., for er, Tillamook county, Oregon. 25t4* * trie Co.’s office. sale at the Graphic office at 5c per FOR SALE OR RENT— A seven- NEWBERG, OREGON bundle. tf room modern house on two lots, lo WANT TO BUY young work horse cated at 312 W. First atreet. Price Street "improve about 1400 pounds, one half mile $3364, half cash. ments paid. Would rent to a fam off highway north o f Middleton. Fred Elwert. " 25t2* ily of adults subject to sale fdr $25 a month. Inquire at 390 W. First PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 26t2* FOR SALE— One 5 yr. old cow, street. Office Phone Black 171, fresh Friday, with calf; also 8 yr. TO TRADE:— For valley farm, Ree. Phone Gray 171' old horse, wt. 1050. People’s Mar ket, phone Blue 220^ 26t 1 1040 acred In Gilliam county; about 900 acres plowed; 240 acres In fall ( Office over U. S. National Bank FOR SALE— 16 acres five blocks wheat; two story barn, 32x60 feet; from pavement on Wynooski street. 5-room house; this farm Is on the For particulars see or write James R. R. near the station; price |30 per Roberts. Rte. 2, Box 10. 24t4# acre; will take 82500 cash and a good Valley farm /for the equity. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON FOR SALE— Cumberland Blackcap Call on or address, W. E. White A Office at Newberg Hospital . tips, well rooted; 2% miles west o f Co., Newberg, Oregon. 25t2 Office Phone Red 116 Newberg. near R. F. Rundell; phone Residence Gtay 8 Black R242. H. Mustard. 24t4“ Dr. M . AdeH Godmour k/X Si j* P.0Î Usually a roan doesn't npprvciait- ths meaning of the term, “ better half,” until he holds an umbrella over bis wife - ELECTRIC TRADE SCHEDULE i The follow ing is the time o f elec tric train arrivals at the city ticket office at Newberg: To Portland From Portland 6:06 a. m. 8:68 a. m. 9:05 a. m. 11:82 a. m. 1:21 p. m. 2:31 p. m. WANTED 3:60 p. m. 5:50 p. m. FOR SALE— W hite Leghorn day- 6:53 p. m. r 7:01 p. m. old chicks for April delivery, 10c WANTED— Second hand organ. apiece. Good laying strain. C. C. Phone Black 189. 26tl Portland-Newberg M otor Bus Sched Elliott. Rt. 1. phone White 242. 26tf WANTED— Second hand cream ule Effective January 15, 1922 separator. Phone Red 67. J. S. FOR SALE OR TRADE W right. 26tl Subject to change without notice. Leave Portland Leave Newberg FOR SALE OR TRÀDE— 12-25 WANTED— Farm work for Ford- Park a Yamhill Imperial Hotel horse-power tractor. Consider llght son tractor. A. W. Farrell, Route 8:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. car. 200 west Second Street. 24t4* 2. Newberg. 24t4* 9:30 a. m. 9:00 a. m. 11:09 a. m. 10:00 a. m. POULTRY WANTED— H 1 g h e a t 1:95 p. m. 11:00 a. m. EGOS AND POULTRY prices paid for all kinds of market 2:30 p. m. 1:00 p. m. poultry. Harry Miller. 47tf 4:15 p. m. 2:45 p. m. GOOSE EGOS for sale. Mrs. Chas. 5:30 p. m. 4:00 p. m. WE WANT all of your hogs, veal Addison, phone Blue 1,34. 26tf 6:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m. and beef. Get our prices before you RHODE ISLAND RED hatching sell. Newberg Packing A Produce Sat. and Sun.— ONLY— Sat. and Sun. eggs 5 cents each. J. C. Wood, 514 Co. 11:15 p. m. 8:00 p. m. 23t4 22t6* Reservations for Theatre Parties, S. Meridian street. WANTED TO RENT— A ranch, etc., or for Special Trips call: Port FOR SALE— Barred Rocks, Black equipped and stocked. Prefer cash land. phone Main 8611; Newberg, Mlnorcas, stock and eggs. Nate L. rent, with the privilege of buying. phone Black 129. Wiley, Rex. Oregon. 15tl2* Lock Box 24, McCoy, Polk county. Oregon. 25t4 WANTED— Setting hens, R. I. or P. R. preferred. B. T. May, Dundee, BIDS WANTED— For clearing 1 Oregon. Rt. 1 Box 11A. 24t4* acre of the Chehalem Center school grounds of brush and stumps. Ad FIFTY 1 yr. old White Leghorn dress Mary P. Johnson, Clerk o f hens for sale, all laying. Mrs. District No. 9. 26tf Brown, Rex, phone Blue 155. 26tl CLASSIFIED Dr. John S. Rankin E . A . Romig, M. D. Newberg,_______ -j- _______ Oregon £ . H . U TTER, D . M. D. DENTIST Office over First National Bank Office Phone Black 31 Residence Phone W hite 174 Newberg, Oregon DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN DENTIST General Practice and X-Ray Diagnosis O w r U . S. N a tn u l B -nk Pílenos O ffic e G reen JT 1 ; K e .ld .n o . W h it. SS Dr. H. C. Dixon DENTIST TELEPHONES Office, White 22. Res. Black 182 FOR SALE BARRED ROCK eggs for hatch m is c e l l a n e o u s ing. 16 for $1.00. W. W. Colby. IT COSTS no more to buy a Kelly. Pine Lawn on Chehalem Valley road, J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let tf Motor Inn. 25t4 phone 31A26. 46tf 24tf him do it. Phone Red 43. W .W .HoNngsworthGo. ESTABLISHED 1900 Reliable Fonerai Directors HATCHING EGGS and baby chicks FOR RUG CLEANING call John FOR SALE— Three sows with pigs. CARD OF THANKS Lady Assistant Call 3A53. 26tl* from standard-bred, heavy laying Dunlap, Blue 125, 221 north Harri We wish to thank all those who 24t4 Rhode Island Reds. Christopher & son street. Phone Black 94 Day or Night expressed their sympathy either by W 0 9 > FOR SALK at V. A. Vin Young, 8. Dayton Ave., Newberg. NEWBERG, -:- OREGON DR. STRYKER, Osteopathic phy words or deeds and sought to light vent’s Feed store. 24t4* 38tf sician, U. S. National Bank building, en our sorrow In the loss of our son 4tf HATCHING EGOS— W. P. and I. McMinnville. and brother. FOR 8 ALE CHEAP— One Saxon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bixby six. Call Red 118. 25t2* R. ducks; also W hits Leghorns and FULL BLOOD Jersey bull for Ser R. I. Reda. Mrs. A. F. Fuchs, 8. and Family. SEED POTATOES of all kinds. Collage Street, phone White R27. vice, $2.00 cash. Walter H. Wllson, ATTORNEY AT LAW 17t24* 22t9* phone White 234. Vincent Feed Store. 24t4 SHILOH RELIEF CORPS NO. 28 Practice in all courts; Probate, ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees Meetings held 2nd and 4th Thurs PURE BRED BROWN Leghorn FOR SALE— Cheat hay. Guy Aber- Deed, Mortgages and all legal and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin- day of each month at 2:30 p. m., in nethy, Rt. 2, phone 3A4. 22t4* eggs for sale from heavy laying papers. Abstracts examined. 50tf Duncan’s Hall, 311 First stret.. stock; prices reasonable; you can’t cent’s Feed Store. ANNA BARTHOLOMEW, Pres ASPARAGUS PLANTS for sale. afford to be without. L. D. Stalcup, THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is Phone 32A3. H. W. Duncan. 25t2* Oak Knoll farm, Route 1, Newberg. EMMA L. SNOW, Secretary. delivered dally (N o Sunday) at 45 Oregon. 23t4* cents per month. If you wish to sub ATTORNEY AT LAW FOR SALE— At a bargain; range scribe, call Red 146. J. E. Martin, and piano; phone White 224. 24>t2* C L ARENCE BUTT 8. C. W HITE LEGHORN hatching Ex. W ill practice In all courts of state. eggs from good laying strain at $1 local agent. WANTED— Your fire insurance Special attention given Probate DAILY PORTLAND JOURNAL business. Tom Tyndall, agent. 26tl for 15. Also Munger blackcap tips at work, writing deeds, mortgages, $15 a thousand and White Leghorn delivered for 45c a month; daily and contracts, and drafting of papers. chickens for sale at $1 each. Good Sunday, 66c. Subscribe of L. M. JERSEY BULL for servIce. |2.00 layers. Office, 2nd floor. Union Blk. Chas. Johnson, 12th and Buell, local agent, 631 West Fifth cash. F. D. Hutchinson, Dundee W ynooski; phone Black 154. 23t4* street. Call Blue 214 about trouble _________ Newberg, Oregon 25t4* or subscriptions. X NOTICE TO BREEDERS FOR SALE— Thoroughbred Du roc The purebred English Shire stal LOANS— Any amount, form, city Jersey pigs. C. H. Coyle, St. Paul. 22tf lion, "D ick Carranga" No. 17612 will property and chattels; no delays. be at your service in Newberg three Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds, TEACHER OF SINGING FOR SALE— Two heifers, one days each week the coming season, etc., bought and sold. For Invest Concert— Opera— Oratorio milking, one coming fresh soon. Call beginning April 3rd. Inspection of ments see Atty. B. A. Kliks, Mc NEWBERG WEDNESDAYS 9A35. 2 6t 2 * this grand horse Is solicited. Emil Minnville, Oregon. Jessie Britt Piano Studio Dietrich, owner; J. W: Henry, man I AM NOW IN a position to do S _________________________________ / 25tf FOR SALE— One horse, weight ager. first-class hem-stltchlng and dress 1250; one horse weight 1300. Phone “ Particular Printing for Particu REWARD OFFERED making. Orders for hem-stltchlng 29A25. ’ 2413• WHYT Because they are genuine. They are known for Ten dollars (810.00) for Informa may be left at Oridley Millinery shop, lar People” — at The Graphic. IT’S MY BUSINESS to insure your tion leading directly to recovery In or at my residence. 604 Willamette their lasting qualities, they give a good and efficient light, they business. Tom Tyndall, Insurance good condition of a practically new street; phone Black 7$. Mrs. Geo. agent. . 26t 1 “ Portable Remington” typewriter, Hash. are the equal and often better than any other type of Mazda 24t4* stolen from the home of Oliver F. Lamp manufactured, barring none. These lamps can only be IF YOU have stomach trouble, take IF YOU WANT good loganberry Kllham early morning o f March 19, Stom-A-Tone. It will cure you. Sold Does Local and Long Distance tips, see R. H. Corbett, Rte. 1, New 1922. 26tl* handled by an electrical dealer. The place to get them is at the at the Stout Lion Drug Co., Portland. berg. Oregon. 25t4* Hauling. Furniture, Pianos Ore. If in doubt write to George Hig STOVE REPAIRS gins, 1105 Cleveland Ave., Portland, FOR SALE— One mare, going on and Safes a specialty My water colls heat water. My five years; wt. about 1300. Phone lire backs for ranges are indestructi and ask him to tell you what It did 2314 • 21A25. O. Grimes. 25t4* ble. My Newberg references prove for him. Good Coal $13.50 per Ton It J- A. Adams, 416 So. School BEAUTIFY your home with some FOR SALE:— 1 buck, 14 ewes, 16 23t4* of our native shrubs and planta. lambs; price $100 at W. M. Brls- street; phone W hite 11. S. P. TDCBERLAKE, Proprietor Mock orange, Indian currant, ocean bine’s, phone 19A53. 26tl* 400 FIRST STREET Tour Paper Before Breakfast spray, Oregon grape, dogwood, red Residence phone Red 79 Subscriptions for the Oregonian fir, hardy feme. Well-rooted planta. FOR SALE:— Cow and calf; cow is heavy milker; price $50. Wm. D. taken at Graham’s Drug Store. Dal 25c each. Addreea H. C. Bateham. Office phone, White 117 Russell, Rt. 2, Bx. 87. 26tl* ly and Sunday 76c month. l l t f "The Terrace," Newberg, Ore. 23t4 Mazda Lamps C. R. C H A P IN Captolia Aligere G rissen W hen buying M azda Lamps Specify W estinghouse Newberg Transfer Co. GROTH ELECTRIC CO.