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Newspaper Page Text/ NEWBERG GRAPHIC, some thing Is a common, community FROM “TALES W HERE loyalty and enthusiasm! As we have FRAGRANT SUMMER GLOWS’ observed the splendid cooperation, the eagerness, the test, the common An editorial letter to the Ameri service, and the civic, community can Friend by Walter C. Woodaard. pride of the past few days, how we Newberg, Oregon, June 24.—After have longed that more of this loyal, an absence of three years it is re triumphant, irresistible spirit might freshing to be again among the gor charge us all In our allegiance to geous roses, the aromatic, stately those higher loyalties which we hold firs, the luscious berries and the most sacred! •-------- o>-------- blushing cherries; to revel in in comparable landscapes; to leap in PORTLAND BUYERS WEEK spirit with hurtling mountain WILL BE BIG AFFAIR streams breaking into daring cata racts; to renew old friendships with One of the big features of the Mt. Hood, “white despot of the wild Cascades.” What is more satisfy tenth annual convention of the Pa ing and altogether lovely than Ore cific northwest merchants* associa gon in summer, “fair warden of the tion to be held in Portland August « to 12 will be the most elaborate western gate?” fashion show ever staged west of “Along the Cascade’s rugged walls Thy crystal^ toners grandly rise. Chicago. Gowns, suits, finished furs and other finery on display will have And Shasta to St. Helens calls a value of approximately one-half The glory of thy young empire. Thy mountains loom in purple hate. million dollars, and fifty beautiful The deep green forests billow wild. and shapely living models will pdr- ticlpate. And in the fields glad harvest days Latest New York and Paris fash - - The golden sheaves have richly ions w ill-have-their first exclusive piled.’' showing on the Pacific Coast at this The system of the rejuvenated function. In addition, there will b*‘ ■ Oregonian is quite pent up with on exhibition the creations of gowns youthful enthusiasm and he just had md other wearing apparel of Port to give vent to a little of It. The end designers who have received thing is contagious out here and he their instruction in schools in New has been freely exposed within the York and Paris. past few days. Yesterday marked The elaborate and brilliant spec the grand climax of the Portland Bose Festival in the great‘floral pa tacle wll) open with a scene of the as viewed from a wooded dell rade, in which beautiful floats were dawn on Portland with fairies «ntered from cities all the way from dancing among Heights, evergreens as the Los Angeles to Vancouver, British sun risee over the snowclad Mt. Hood. Ooinmbla. Newberg, twenty-flve miles distant, has been all agog for The scene will be the creation of «lays over the construction of its John H. Stark, a deedfator of na repute. float. The enterprise is sponsored tional For the most part, the gowns and by the ’’Berrlans.“ a community finery will’ be displayed on boosting organisation, and the whole other living models who will pass in re flown and countryside have helped view on the stage. Uncut cloth will an d hoped—for the prise. A call also be draped on the models and w as broadcasted for one hundred many other features in the men and women to work all Thurs same line will novel be introduced. day night on the float. All day In addition to th s fashion parade Thursday the red and white flowers . for decorating poured In for miles there will be practical demonstra around. Tubs, tube,' tubs—sixty tions of methods used In draping and This from one establishment alone—were decorating store windows. requisitioned in which to* keep fresh feature will be highly Instructive to th e beauteous posies. But even visiting buyers as it will give them with the thousands upon thousands pointers on bow to decorate their of roses and other flowers, by one country store windows so th a t they o’clock Friday morning it was seen will have a metropolitan atmos by those In charge that they were phere. Many vaudeville number* will be going to run short. So ellng, clang wang the telephone bells and workers introduced throughout the evening’s were rooted out of bed to scour the entertainment. The best talent from country, groping around in the dark the regular vaudeville theatres and and dew for more roses. The fin many clever amateurs have been en ished product which started on its gaged for the event. The executive committee of buy triumphal tour toward Portland Fri- -day morning, was s creation of won ers’ week is arranging for a special drous charm and beauty—veritably feature exclusively for the visiting s a enchanted, ronn nitibsirnml castle women. It will be an organ recital on wheels, enthroning tbs fairy In eae of Portland's large theatres princess. And* the wonderful thing by several of the most talented or o f beauty, inspiring the enthusiastic ganists in Portland. The musical plaudets of the multitudes, returned program will'constat of both claa- home victorious to the little Quaker steal and popular numbers. In ad. •dtp—winner of the flrst prise In Its ditfon to the organ recital, there will division of floats by cities of 50.004 • be moving pictures exhibited. An &nd under. Hence our readers may entire block of scats for this event easily guess how easily the writer wjll be reserved exclusively for vis k u caught seme of the loyal enthu iting women. A committee of Port siasm with which the atmosphere land women win have charge of this v hereabouts is charged Just now. feature. By the way we learn that the de Retail merchants from many dis sign for the Newberg Berrlan float tricts of Portland’s trade territory -was prepared in competition by a lit have informed the executive com tle Quakeress, the daughter of A. C. mittee by letter that they will be 8 ten b rough, one of the flrst two among the visitors in this city dur graduates of Pacific College and now ing the convention. Prospects are superintendent of the Newberg that the attendance will be far schools. greater than that of 1921 when over What a splendid, unifying, whole- 1600 were registered. ? T H E ■ H O M E O F F - 1 L O W E R S - ■■ i 1 — — —' 11 —1— ■ SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—P lan ts in pots, cyclam ens, (fine p lan ts), cinerarias, prim roses, ferns, fern dishes, geranium s, calla lilies (hardy flow ers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses our specialty (strong p la n ts). Low prices. Phone Bine 202 JOHN G O W E R , Oregon fire Insurance ’ S K Ä “ See W H IT E & C O M P A N Y 703Vi Firat Street Newberg, Oregon Week-End Trips to Portland and Return Are the Lowest in Years t * ’ v' •** .t-r ' '• T Z*** w v ^ -v»#4> ‘k NOW’S THE TIME to realise big profits in tran sp o rtatio n costs. [r*7 1 '■ , $1.10 Round Trip from Newberg Tickets on sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday— Good u n til fol low ing Tuesday. Ask agents for further particulars, or about low fares east, and to nearby resorts Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent COURT HOUSE NEWS (News-Reporter.) : * ’ Suits Are Filed Frank C- Bramwell vs. Lafayette Canning Oo., action for money} B. A. Kllku. attorney for plaintlft. »■'. Harry M. Kershaw et al vs. Don R. Speaker et al; action for money; Otto Heidtor. attorney for plaintiff. B. H. Courtney vs. D. H. Gtheon et al; action for money; Roy Sparks, attorney for plaintiff. W ill Is Filed James W. Kelly in his last win named Emily J. Kelly, the widow, as executrix who also receives the property; In the event of remarriage of the widow, the children, Neva Runkle, James R. Kelly and Garnet R. Beckton, are to share alike in the estate. Exam ined Tally Sheets Y, J IL T IS , IM S Quickly Baked Potatoes Fotatoes can' he baked In half the usual tlmq required if they are al lowed first to stand in hot water for IS minutes. o -------- ELECTRIC TRAIN SCHEDULE The following Is the time of elec tric train arrivals at the city ticket office a t Newberg: ■To Portland From Portland 6:0« A m. 8:58 a. m. 9:05 a. m. 11;SS a. m. 1:21 p. m. 2:31 p. m. 3:50 p. m. 5:60 p. m. 6:53 p. m. 7:01 p. m. ‘tw w a o ’tWA’T OTT6 *iW LAP? \« MttA VIHAT UP AM' SQDAUOSaS IW O W O OM A UlL AD W TVÆU V40U.CR& ] Q 8 « u x r r o o a rr u o o * a u p U K E A P iv e D O U A S OklR l «ew«vA&An,'iw mora i 'tu* MORE u OC*A\ PULLETS wanted Feed 8tore. at SACKS WANTED Feed Store. at Vincent’s 39tf CLASSIFIED APPLE THINNBRS WANTED— Phone White 150. F. Groehen. d iti WANTED—100 to 200 White Leg horn April pullets. Phons Red 67, J. S. Wright. 39tf WANTED—Highest market price paid for dried prunes at H. S. Glle & Co.’s packing house. 36tf Black Sheep Sometimes Appear Among White Flocks The appearance of black iambs In a flock made up entirely of white sheep has been for ages and Is «till a cause for wonder and the basis of superstitions. But the study of the laws of breeding and heredity baa ex plained the reasons for the sporadic appearance of these off-color speci mens, according to a bulletin of the United State* Department of Agri culture. Feeding and management of sheep have nothing to do with the appear ance of black lambs The black color la hereditary even though It may be transmitted by ordinary white sheep. The black color In such a case Is what Is called a recessive character. White sheep which transmit this char acter at all transmit black in 50 per cent of their reproductive cells and white in the remaining 50 per cent. Thus, such white sheep mated with blacks—which can only transmit black—produce 50 per cent black lambs and 50 per cent white. All of these white lambs can transmit black. Whits sheep which transmit only whites, mated with blacks, pm-t-i-e only white lambs, but all of *e lambs can transmit black. When noth ewe and ram are white, but both transmit black, about 23 per cent of the Iambs are black, 90 per cent are white which transmit black, while the remaining 23 per cent are true breed ing whites. CHIROPRACTOR — Phone piflftk 0 __ 80S P in t St. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office in Dixon Building PHONES: White 239 Rea Orange 239 Dr. A. M. Davis DENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Drug Store PHONE BLACK S7 , FOR BALE REAL ESTATE six-room FOR SALE— Modern bungalow, with bath, on easy terms. Inquire of J. D. Gordon. SOtf A CHOICE PIECE of land for sale, 1H miles from post office. For In formation phone Red R222. 41tf Newberg, Oregon Dr. Thos. W. Hester WANTED—Your old furniture end auto cushions to upholster and repair. Shop at 201 north Mai* street. G. W. Thortngton. 28tf Dr. M Addi Godnour CHIROPRACTOR BEAUTIFUL Newberg property for sale by owner; on Meridian street. Write ’’B.'’ box «72. 41t4* Massage, Hydro-Therepy, E lectric v T reatm ents and Steam B aths FOR SALE— Farm of 70 acres; will divide; running water, improved part has crop all in. > John Kirkley, 215 north River street. 37tf Phone Black 40 fo r appointm ent. 110 N orth School street FIVE ACRES, with 6-room plas FOR SALE—One brood sow and 1 tered house; well, woodshed, garage, shoat. Phone Red «7. J. 8. W chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick sale, «3700. Spivey’s Paint Store 20tf GET OUR PRICES on batteries be fore you buy. H art’s 8hop. 3Stf FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will take residence property or farm LATE CABBAGE and broccoli property to the vaine of «3600 on plants ready now. Call Henry Clem- even trade. Chancey Gell, phone mena. «U2 “ ‘ 101. 13tf FOR SALE— 15 acres of fine fruit FOR SALE— 62 April pullets; 24 May pullets. L. J. Whitaker. Rex. or walnut land. Part la red shot Oregon. 41tl soil. 3 miles west of town; «160 an acre. Payment down and «20 mo. 40t2 BOXES A crates—Order now and L. H. Mlnier. be ready for your crops—Spaulding WANTED TO EXCHANGE—A 6- Log. Co. 32tf room modern house, renting for «36 FOR SALE—Six heavy work hor month and 2 good business lots in ses. Call and see at Jhn Smith place, one of best Irrigated sections of St. Paul. 26tf Montana, for Newberg property. Ad- drees A. F. S.. care Graphic. S9t4 WAGONS. PLOWS and farm ma chinery repaired. H art’s Shop, First and Meridian. 29tf Located west or Newberg (close WE ABE BUYING dried blackcaps in) on paved highway. We have and loganberries at H. S. Olle Co.’s city w ater and electric tights a t Packing House. 41tf HOME ACRES, also gravel streets. I can Sell you half acre, acre and _ ORDERS TAKEN for fru it t . acre tracts a t prices th a t win and nursery stock of all kinds a t Vin three appeal you, and reaeonable terms cent’s Feed Store. 60tf to hpme to builders. Come out to home TWO FRESH HEIFERS, grade seres and Investigate. NIFTY BUNGALOW — Modern Holstein; and four year colt. D. B. Hughes, West Chehalem. 41tl* conveniences, such as full line plumbing, electric lights, city water, FOR NURSERY STOCK, nuts and garage and woodshed. One and one- ornamental shrubbery, see or phone third acres on pavement. Just the L A. Hanning. Blgek R182. 21tf place for an elderly couple. Part FOR 8 ALE— Good, hard, used terms if desired. LARGE, SPACIOUS bungalow, brick, all you w an t.. Inquire a t the W. R. Galland service station. 51 tf well appointed. Living room, dining nook, dutch kitchen, bath, two bed LARGE STOCK of auto and truck rooms and large cloeets, plumbing, springs. Springe made and repaired. electric lights, city water, fire H art’s Shop, First and Meridian. 29tf place. Large spacious front plassa. one-half acre ground, nature's orna FOR SALE— Royal Anne cherries mental trees. Oarage 13x16 feet; on the tree, 2V4 cents lb. Mrs. M. D. terms if desired. Haskin, 1 mile west of Newberg. See F. D. Warner, owner, at new 4 Itl* house on the premises, S to 6. 41t4* Old papers suitable for under car pets, for packing purposes, etc., for sals at the Graphic office at 6c per MISCELLANEOUS bundle. tf WELDING; BRAZING; eastings FOR SALE— A few choice chick repaired. H art’s Shop. tltf ens, horse and cow. Reasonable of J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let fer taken. Phone Blue R228. G. G. 46tf Edwards. 41t2* him do It. Phone Red 43. Home Acres WHY= Dr. I. M. Bloinwick Vincent’s 37tf WANTED—Highest market price paid for dried prunes at H. S. Oils A <?o.’s packing bouse. 86tf An attorney for Chas. Hall, late republican gubernatorial candidate, COW FOR SALE—J. C. Colcord. was here on July 3 checking the 41t2* tally sheets of the late primary elec tion. He went over the sheets care FOR SALS—One good cow. S. D. fully but saw no errors and congrat Wallace. 40t2 ulated County Clerk Wilson. r. FOR SALE—Fresh, cow. Fred Around th e Court House * Burkett, Route 1. 41t2* Glenn L. Brledwell has filed his FOR SALE—Ford front wrings. notarial commission with the county |2 tf clerk. Mr. Brledwell Is on the Mc f2 each. H art’s Shop. Minnville U. S. National bank staff. STORAGE BATTERIES charged Fees for June in the county and repaired. H art’s Shop. SStf clerk’s office amounted to «201.10. --------- o--------- » ‘ PIGS FOR SALS— 2 H miles west of Newberg. A. W. Hubbell. 40t2* MICKIE SAYS I Largest Circulation in Yamhill County ----------- U tt— SL-Ul. I ■ WANTED ALL KINDS of building done, day DO YOUR windows rattle? See the rattle, and weather proof Weath or contract. C. H. Ellis, phone Red 39tf er Strip at Spaulding Log. Co.—I t’s a 88. sure cure. 33tf DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy The Graphic always tries to get the sician, U. S. National Bank building, 4tf very best mechanics obtainable. That McMinnville. Is one reason th at they can turn out FULL BLOOD Jersey bull for ser first-class printing. tf vice, «2.00 cash. Walter H. Wilson, 17t24* FOR SALE a t Bargain—Advance- phone White 234. Rumely thresher, 22 in. cylinder. DRESSMAKING DONE at extra Practically new. G. K. McDaniel. reasonable Call me and see. Carlton, Ore., phone 224. 40t4* White 205. prices. West Sheridan st. 38t4* First door north of Yamhill trie Co.’s office. NEWBERG, OREGON D r . J o h n S . R a n k in - Office Phone Black 171 Res. Phone Gray 171 Office ever U. S. N ational Bank £ . A . R e m ig , M . D . PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office over F irst N ational Bank. Reeldence Phone Gray 8. Office BUck 8. Newberg, • Oregon [T? E . H . U TTER , D . II* IK — DENTIST Office over First National Bank Otte# Phone Black «1 Residence Phone White 174 Jreuum g, - — Oregon Mt. RALPH f . VAN VAL» DENTIST General Practice and X-Ray Di agnosia Ov«r U. S. Nktfoul a -«L Offte* Or*** I T I . Whit* SS Dr. H. C. Dixon DENTIST TELEPHONES Office, W hite 22. R et. Black 122 W.W. Hollingsworth Co. ESTABLISHED 1900 Reliable Funeral Directors Lady Assistant Phone Black 94 Day or Night NEWBERG, OREGON » C. R . C H A P IN ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice is all coorte;' Probate, Deed, Mortgagee and all legal paper*. Abstracts examined. ATTORNEY AT LAW CLAREN CE BUTT Will practice In all courts of state. Special attention given Probate work, writing deeds, mortgages, contracts, and drafting of papers. Office, 2nd floor. Union Blk. Newberg, Oregon FOR SALE—Span mares, weigh Work called for about 1300; also grain binder cheap. and DRESSMAKING— delivered. Fittings your own Owner has no further use for same. home. Call White 141, in Mrs. More- Phone 12AS 2. Lucas Cowgill. 40t4* croft. 40t4* We want all your fat and stock THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is hogs, lambs, real, beef and chick delivered daily (No Sunday) at 45 ens. Get our prices before you sell. cents per month. If you wish to sub Newberg Packing A Produce Co.32tf scribe. call Red 146. J. E. Martin, Ex. FOR SALE—One doxen Barred local agent. TEACHER 0 7 SINGING Rock cockerels from O. A. C. heavy COMMERCIAL HOTEL under new Concert—Opera—Oratorio THE OREGON Fire Relief Associ laying strain, «1.00 each. Mrs. Roy reasonable prices; ation of McMinnville has written H. J a c q u ith . Laurel Rt. 2, phone management, NEWBERG WEDNESDAYS housekeeping rooms, tyoth furnished more insurance in Oregen for the Scholls 6555. 41t2* and Jessie Britt Pieno Studio unfurnished; rooms with board. last live years than any other com 41tf ’— . . . i pany. 31 tf FOB TRADE “ P articu lar P rin tin g for Friktion* DAILY PORTLAND JOURNAL delivered for 45c a month; dally and la r People”—a t T hs Graphic. TRADE FOR HAY or oats, one Sunday, 66c. Subscribe of L. M. new ensilage cutter on trucks, com Buell, local agent. 521 Went Fifth plete with distributor and knives. street. Call Blue 214 about trouble 39tf or subscription*. i Spaulding Logging Co. * X PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES AND! LOANS—Any amount, form, city Does Looal and Long D istance PROMPT SERVICE LOST property and chattels;, no dslays. R auling. F u rn itu re, Pianos Mortgages, notes, contracts, bends, WE MAKE FARM LOANS for one LOST—Elgin watch and cross bar etc., bought and sold. For invest, of the largest EASTERN INSUR and Safes a specialty ANCE COMPANIES, and are prepar pin, -Saturday night on grounds west ments see Atty. B. A. Kliks, Mc ed to give you ANY KIND OF A of Graphic. Reward. I l l So. Main, Minnville, Oregon. Good Coal |1 S .M per Ton phone Blue 216. 41tl LOAN you desire. TRAINED NURSE—Will call at FIVE and SEVEN year loans, re LOST-—Saturday between U. S. home of sick, give massage, and fix S. P. quiring no repayment of principal Bank and Craw’s place, purse con up ILAKE, P roprietor patients for dky or night. Emer before maturity, and WITH OPTION taining small roll of bills. Please gency calls answered at once. Facial AL PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES of return to Graphic. Owner Is a and scalp massage. Agnes M, Harri Residence phone Red 7« «100 OR MULTIPLE ON ANY IN widow. Reward. . = f 41tl son. 114 Sheridan street. 39t4* Office phone. White 187 TEREST DATE. TEN and TWENTY year loans, REPRESENTATIVE WANTED with EASY AMORTIZED ANNUAL BERRY PICKERS WANTED The C. J. Shock Absorber Co. re PAYMENTS after the third year with additional prepayment privil BLACKCAP picker* wanted. 3c quire# a young raan wlth a Chevro eges, if desired. a pound. M. O. Oakley, phons let car to act as their representative In this district. An opportunity for U V E STOCK and GENERAL BE SURE to obtain the terms of 17A26. __________________ a live wire to make good money. Ad our FARM LOANS. FARM SALES. SIX BLACKCAP and Loganberry vertising and sales cooperation from WM. RAIN Phone, 19a26 pickers wanted; wood, water, house the home office. Call or write C. J. Room 10, MdMlnnville Nat’l Bank furnished. Chas. Shires, phone Shock Absorber Co.. 22 Grand ave N. P, NFL80N McMINNVTLE. OREGON nue, Portland, Oregon. 40t4* 30A161. Captolia Aligere Glissai Cheaper Farm Loans Newberg Transfer Co. 1 ' PHYSICIAN and SURGEON , J ■’-*6 1 "