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U t Lergeot Circulation In T ambili County If you aro not a recular mibeerlbor Married After Many Year«. to the Graphic, you may miao aome- Middletown, N. Y.—In Ht. Jamee thlnc Important ' some time. Better Bplacopal church at Goshen, N. Y„ eubecrlbe and make aure you get Mary Anna Laura Elton of that vil every copy. tf lage, and Samuel Newton Puff of this dty, were married by the Rev. Dr. Thirty-eight yean "V C. T. A. Plae. ago the couple were to inarry but the engagement waa broken and each married another. Recently they met for the 11 rat time since their early daya to widow and widower and became re-engaged. PHONE, WHITE 36 BOYS WORK COLUMN WHY: Country la Interested in Prod* erickaburg Celebration May 2S, the two hundred and fif tieth anniversary of the organization of Fredericksburg, Va„ as s recognized settlement, will be celebrated. An In teresting feature will be tbe particlpa tiou of members of tbe Rappahannock tribe of Indians, actual descendants at tbe men with whom CapL John Smith, founder of Jamestown, concluded n treaty making possible the peaceable settlement of the land now occupied by Fredericksburg. Fredericksburg*! claim to historical distinction Is borne out by records. The Magazine of American History states that In 1570, 87 years before the founding of the first English col ony at Jamestown, "the first Christian shrine In America was built by Span ish missionaries on tbe spot now occu pied by Fredericksburg.” In 1671, by an act of “the Grande Assemblle” at Jamestown, tbe settlers of Fredericks burg were empowered to hold courts and administer justice. It Is the an niversary of that occasion that Fred ericksbnrg will celebrate, for It was not until 1727, nearly 50 years later, that tbe city was actually chartered by tbe bouse of burgesses at Wlllams- burg, and named for Frederick, prince of Wales, son of George II. Around tbe broad open fireplace In the old taproom at the Rising Sun tavern, still stamping in perfect or der, gathered In the Revolutionary pe riod such men as George Washington, George Mason, author of the Virginia bill of rights; Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe, to plan tbe freedom of tbe colonies. Tradition holds that from hern went forth a declaration of In dependence that preceded the famous Mecklenburg declaration by 21 days. John Paul Jones, first admiral of the American navy, waa a citizen of Fredericksburg. So, too. waa Presi dent James Monroe, author of the Monroe doctrine. His borne and law office are points of Interest that vis itors to Fredericksburg are shown. Undaunted by threatening cloud, last Friday afternoon, the hoy. regle- tered for the overnight hike gath ered, eome 27 strong, In front of the grammar achool at If. o'clock, should ered their blanket rolls and knap sacks and headed for the "bald spot" on the top of Chehalem mountain. The trip up w u quite uneventful outelde of having to reroll blankets, and repack grub and dodge rain drops. The gang arrived at Mr. Oatch’s mountain top ranch a t about dusk and in a downpour of rain, but nothing daunted, bed rolls were spread In the hay loft, roaring fires kindled under the dripping firs and supper cooked or eaten raw as fancy dictated. Songs and campfire stories Republican candidate for the followed end at about 9:30 the noisy Portland Office , wanderers rolled in, supposedly to nomination of v sleep, .but between the musical ef forts of certain grand opera stars, the debating speeches of "Blossom” Best and Walter Keller, the ringing at the primaries May 19th. of cowbells and crowing of tbs If nominated and elected will chicken birds, sleep came in but work for the Interests of ALL the short and uncertain intervals. Care W. A. Graham, Newberg The rising hour started at 4 a. m. people in the county. and breakfast was done and over done while the chickens took their beauty nap. A big glass, of milk apiece, thanks to Mr*. Gatch. washed / — ....... down the burned bacon and the gang were off for new fields to conquer. We make a special Some wild games of guard the ty of berry utd fin it flag and a relay race brought victory to the team captained by Dave Ellis, farms. nigger baby, baseball, hook on, X A spank ’em around and lunch filled List your pleoe w ith up the day until time to start home 966 East First St, Newberg, Orages us for quiek action. The wanderers made a bee-line down the mountainside for Newberg, only using the road now and then and got a genuine thrill out of steep hill sides, “Underbrush, trees, stones, springs and wild strawberries, arrtv ing at borne at about 4:00 p. m., clear tired out, but "rarin ’ ” to go again next time. Thoee making the trip, were Claude Cummings, Homer Hester, Clarence Meyers^ Dave Ellis, Howard Best, Bud Ware, Joe Calllaon, Dorrie Morris, Roy Frazier, Lin Rollins, Lloyd Dobbs. Harold Haman, Harold Nash, John Lewis, Sherman Ellla, George Wright. Robert Bradley, Geo. Lee, Clarence Fltchen, Guy Braden, Walter Keller, Delbert Ellis. Richard Gallon, Orin Hess, Fred Gallon, and CHANGES PICTURES IN DEN Kenneth Bsaden. Leaders In charge of the hike were Bob Shinn and How Mr*. Perkins Keaps Her Hubby Meade Elliott. Home Nights, but of Course IPs X; Not Necessary. Junior Baseball League The first game of the local junior Mrs Perkins finished tbe fall house- baseball league waa played off last cleaning and with It tbe task of chang Friday afternoon between the Acad ing the pictures in Mr. Perkins’ den, emy and the high school freshmen says the New York Sun. Not every teams on the college diamond, the H. young married man In these daya has S. youngsters coming off with the long end of a 14 to 10 score- In the a den of his own to retire Into and first inning the H. S. bat swingers still fewer, perhaps, have two seta of took the lead by scoring three runs, pictures, one for summer and one for but the Academian8 came back in winter. Probably Mr. Perkins Is all the second and tied the score, (tee alone In the employment of this dis tally in the third, two in the fourth tinction. and two in the sixth frame put the “Yes, it was my Idea,” Mrs. Perkins High ahead, but the Academy rallied admitted to a caller. "During the warm in the sixth and seventh, adding six summer months It Is refreshing and more counters to their score and stimulating for him to be surrounded taking the lead. In the eighth the by ‘cooling' scenes. All tbe pictures Academy pitching slumped, allowing are of northern lakes or polar expedi the nigh school six runs and only scoring one themselves, which closed tions, and we have one beautiful ma the game 14 to 10, as darkness pre rine of the antarctic with lots ’f Ice vented the final inning from being floes and penguins. played. "Then for winter, the pictures are Cromwell, Everest. Gumm. Crltes, all summery; scenes In the tropics, Nash, Elliott, Parks, Christy. Rich bathing at Palm Beach and several ardson with Gard and Moore as sub giddy ‘girl’ pictures. The contrast off stitutes. made up tbe High team, sets tbe mental effect of the weather. while Brown, Chamberlain. Sickles. T7ien; too, it makes him more -con Sweet. Schaad, Shaw, Elliott and Kendall, with Carter as substitute tented and willing to stay at home nights. composed the Academy team. "Not that he wouldn’t want to stay The next league game is scheduled for tomorrow evening between the at home, anyway,” Mrs. Perkins added H. S. froeh and the grade school hastily. And the caller nodded under nine. There is an opportunity for standing^. another team to enter the league and any team wishing to get partic Why Llttls Things Are Important. ulars should get In touch with The selection of “little things” for Meade Elliott. MW e treat you right all the time. ” the home is Just like choosing the friends one wants to keep a lifetime. 220 Scoot Committee Tbe little things in the home are It is of Interest to the boys inter chosen safely only when they fit our ested in scouting to know that tbe Ideas of Individuality, restraint, com scout committee of management has fort and economy. It is not neces been reorganised, and is now taking sary for one’s home to be cluttered action toward the development of scout troops here at Newberg again. with useless things, but a visit to one The committee proper consists of of our first-class furniture stores will Henry Craw and Tom Tyndall, both reveal many Interesting objects of members of the former committee, beauty and art which are really need and Ralph Butt, who was elected to ed In the roodernly-fumished home. REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR take the place formerly held by Mr. There are many cleverly-designed Dow, now residing In McMinnville. lamps; with their subdued colorings, The call for troop organisation is ex that add beauty and refinement to the pected to be sent out in a few days or home; a gateleg table that would quickly as possible after the pre liminary arrangements can be at save unnecessary steps for mother and at the primaries Friday, May 19 tended to. Boys Interested in be the writing uesk that suggests many He is a man of rare personality and proved execu coming scouts should leave their friends whose letters make pleasant tive ability. Here,' briefly, is bis story: Isaac Lee Fat- names with some member of the com links of affection, telephone stands, book ends, console tables, mirrors and mittee or with Meade Elliott. ten on was born in Benton County, Oregon, in 1859. hundreds of other things, little, but Attended country schools and worked bis way through how they do add to the attractiveness K ite FI vine Contest Christian College, Monmouth. Became a successful of any home. Arrangements are being made to merchant in Salem. In 1994 was elected State Senator hold a kite flying contest on this from Marion County. In 1898 was appointed Collector Why H«avan Was Secondary. coming Saturday in connection with of Customs at Portland, by President M cKinley; re the May Day exercises on tbe college "Madam,” said the cultivate I hobo, appointed by President Roosevelt in 1908. campus. The time set for the con “could I prevail upon you to provide test is one o’clock, and It Is to be an unfortunate wanderer with break- A Record of AchienneDt held on the athletic field. Any boy flaatr T W hile he was oolleotor, the business of Mr. Patter under sixteen years of age is eligible "No, you can’t,” said the hard-fa to make an entry of one kite which son's office practically doubled yet he reduoed the ooct vored housewife. “I don’t believe In he has constructed himself. The kite of running his office by $8,980 a year. Since 1908 has must be entered In one of the three encouraging loafers. You’d better be been a suooessful fanner at Eola, Polk County. In 1919 classes, that Is no kite Is eligible to thinking about your soul. Here’s s receive more than one award. The tract that will show you the way to and 1981 served as State Senator from Polk County. prises offered are for the largest heaven.” As chairman of Senate Finanoe Committee led the fight kite in weight' and size that will fly. "Thanks, madam.” replied the tramp, against wholesale salary increase bills and defeated most the most novel kite, and the strong aa he moved. ‘TU accept the tract of them. In 1981 voted against increasing Governor’s est puller. bat I don’t mind telling you that my salary. Registration must he made with Immedlats destination la Florida.” Meade Elliott before noon on Satur Birmingham Age-Herald. Vote for Patterson and. Stop This Waafce day, May 6. Since 1919 State taxes have increased 74S.7 per Why the Teeth Decay. At a called meeting of the boys in cent! This gross extravagance must be stopped! Mr. We now know that more diseases terested, a bteycla club was organ Patterson has pledged that when elected he w ill make a ised at the grammar school Wednes am caused by neglected teeth than substantial decrease in your state taxes by efficient and day evening. Dave Ellis was elected by alcohol. A cavity In n tooth can economical adm inistration. A vote for Senator Patter president; Homer Heater, vice-pres harbor 2,000,000,000 germs of 00 ident and Roy Frasier, secretary. ^ •d e s , watting the opportunity af son is a vote for dean, economical business-like govern On account of the many other activ forded by a run-down condition to ment. ities, no bicycle- run la scheduled for start some serious sickness. PATTERSON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE this week end, but plana are being Perfect cam of the teeth throughout SOI Imperial Hotel Portland, Oregon made for one possibly next week tr the year Increased tbe average ef -V the weather permits. ficiency of a claaa pf 40 children 9041 ---- e --------- (Paid adv.) We’re trying to build up Newberg. per cent—If they had been men. their Give us a boost by subscribing for tha earning power would have been nearly Graphic. tf doubled.—Popular Science Monthly. Patntmg, SMsglisg and Carpentwing Express 247 Davis St. tmm NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, S U T A MARTIN MILLER County Commissioner C. P. Philley ------ - - ■ JONES & S C O T T Real Estete 1 . ■ . . , -. SATURDAY TH E H O M E O F F LO W E R S SEASONABLE CUT FLO WEBB—Plants in pots, cyclamens, (flag plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, f e n dishes, geraniums, ca lls lilies (hardy flow ers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses ear specialty (strong plants). Lew prices. .Phone Bine 208 Etill Best, the Plumber SHOP 206 FIRST STREET, NEXT PALACE MARKET Shop Phone Black 91 This is not an inferior grade of m eat th a t we are forced to unload, but No. 1, Prime Steer Beef th at we are offering as a special attraction. Don’t fail to take advantage of it. Residence Phone W hite 145 Bill, the Plumber (N ot a partner. Working interest only) Shop Phone Black 91 Residence Phone Black 91 Chehalem Valley Mills Beelosn in Flour and Feed H A Y A N D GR A IN ALL KINDS OF MILL FMKD AND POULTRY SUPPLIER NEWBERG, OREGON Go to the Groth Electric Co. with your Battery and Electric Trouble on your car W E W ILL SELL BoMng Meat, per l b ..... 9c Short RMis Beef, per lb. 11c JOHN G O W E R a »)* * , O r * » WE HAVE ONE OP THE BEST SHOPS IN THE COUNTY Drive around every tw o weeks and le t ns test your battery, and give it that much needed distilled w ater; it w ill prolong its life. There is no charge for th is service. WE HANDLE THE WILLARD BATTERY. It is one of the best batteries on the m arket When yon hoy a W illard yon are sore going to get the service that is due yon. The guarantee jus not alone backed by the W illard Storage Battery Co., but also by ns. YOURS FOR SERVICE. GROTH ELECTRIC CO. Remember this is for Saturday Only ifv « People's Market '•7v It Costs You More Elect IKE PATTERSON GOVERNOR ..W f to ro t b u ild in g s th a n it does to let paint save them They contain the finest materials. HECK the costs. Compare ur white lead, for instance, is P IO the prices of lumber and O NEER W H ITE LEAD. It is super- p ain t They will show you how purified and ground so fine that it extravagant it is to allow build will pass through a silk screen with ing» to depreciate for lack of SQjOOO meshes to tbe square inch. So with the other materials—pure p ain t linseed oil, pure line and pure colors And buildings do depreciate —all of tbe finest quality, combined rapidly unless they are painted in Fuller's Paint in scientifically exact when they need to be. Paint proportions with long tim e sk ill seven the lumber. It protects year investment. C T s enjoy th e biggest saving in peiwiBg. e ss the best p o in t It apreafe m ere easily saves labor co st It e rv e n m ere surface par gallon than * cheap** y««» Free Advice Aek •hi h i a |N t « r i t , M e. A m Ike fa r a f r ic a , Fallar S»C S<-*. I t « M h c a la , i tt*ew “cheap” because h Is scientific in formula and We hove been making i for 73 years. o i l M i t i n W la t h e r Flaar Paia«. A l l - F a ■Varaiakaa. S i lk # a w k i l a k , y 1. J C a a a r a l , F tflc a a fa t r-F fi W a k n V arahk. Taa^akl* W all Ftaiak. Aata ----------- 1. Bara .ad Raof Paia«. Pwrrk aw . S ic » Plica. a a . P IO N E E R W H I T T » - «« Fuller's H e S u h e s e n * P o in ts l a S u r e S u in e P u r e Pr e p u r e e P e i n t by W. P. F u ller A Co., Dept. 47, St Francisco Branchse hi I» Cides In tha Waat V [ VO 3ÉL0* C U I I T C U T ¿ N O P S S T E I T IN T O U R N O T E B O O K > are saM ky th . toDowla. , C. B. CUMMINGS NEWBERG, OREGON
