Newberg graphic., May 02, 1902, Image 2

H . A. L ittlefield
H J. L ittlefield.
well cared for and had a satisfied look. w as a large one and entered heartily in­
The only critters thut didn’t seem con­ to the spirit of tlie contest. Tbe differ­
LITTLEFiELD BROS.,
tented were a cave (ull of hears; but ent delegations gave tlie orators hearty j
K. H. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r & I V d l ih h e r . one can't expect bears to overflow witli support, and friendly college yells and
B. C. MILES, P re s id e n t.
N. E BRITT. VIce-Pres,
songs were exchanged. Good music was
W. C. W o o d w a r d , à r s o c iatr E d it o r . happiness.
E. H. WOODWARD, S e c re ta ry .
Offices in C hehalem V alley B ank B u 'Id in g .
When one of these conventions gets furnished for tlie evening by Hie local
J . C. OOLCOHD, C ash ier.
P hone No. 4-'J.
en
rnpport
with
tbiugs
they
take
a
day
college
prohibition
quartet
consisting
of
¿Dteiwl'f?: second class m atter at th e postofhce
R esidence n o rth of P u b lic School B u ild in g ,
P
h
o
n
e
No.
44.
at Newberg, Oregon.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,090.
off to visit the White ifouse and see the Messrs. D.' D. Coulson, E. A. Newby.
B. C. MILES.
Presldent, That makes their happiness W. E. Coulson and W. R. Miles; by
C. K. 8PA I LDINO.
complete so thst it reaches the boiling the Cecelinn Quartette consisting of
TTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
'fM V ID EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
E. H. WOODWARD.
N. E. BRITT.
point. But that was before Roose­ Mrs. Grace Barrie, Miss Cummins,
J . U DOUGLAS, JR .
D irectors.
velt’s time; he has a way of bringing Mrs. W. W. Nelson and Mrs. H. Gould;
CLARENCE BUTT.
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1902.
himself in harmony with people that by a solo by Mrs. Barrie and by an
Will p ra c tic e In all the c o u rts of th e s ta te
Special a tte n tio n given to p ro b a te w ork, th e C O R R E S P O N D E N T S —Ladd A T ilto n . P o rt-
beats anything in previous history. Bye instrumental duet by Miss Jessie Britt
w riting of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d th e
la n d ; N a tio n il P a rk Bank. New Y ork.
the
bye,
when
he
was
in
Charleston
he
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
Wilson.
d
ra ftiu g of a ll legal papers.
' An exchange In summing up what
N
e
w
b
e
r
g
.
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
Tho first speaker of the evening was
the two great parties of the United was on bigli jinks with Mayor Smyths,
Strangers v isitin g th e c ity are !nr»ted to «all at
O f f ic e —S econd Floor
th e ban k for in fe rm atio n c o n c e rn in g t h t
States have accomplished in the last who was a son of my old pastor, where Chester P. Gates of Dallas, his subject
B ank of N ew berg B uilding.
c ity . C o rie sp o n d e n c e in v ite d .
I
taught
Sunday
School
and
sang
teDor
being,
"Our
Nation’s
Charge.”
He
twenty-five years says: Will someone
kindly name a measure which has been in the choir, so I have no doubt that the treated the Philippines as tlie charge in
championed by the democratic party President iiad a good time—as good as I question, emphasizing our responsibil­
ity to them from a good citizen stand­
during the past quarter of a century had only 55 years ago.
Matters ure fearfully mixed in Con­ point, and appealing to the beet citizen­
th at is not dead and buried beyond the
hope o( a resurrection? I t can’t be gress on the Cuban reciprocity ques­ ship to give them a pure administration
done, but, on the other hand, the re­ tion, by the action of the House, where of government. Young Gates made a
publican party has to its credit the re­ the beet sugar republicans went with splendid impression upon his audience,
construction measures which followed the democratic minority and scooped presented a good common sense paper,
the ending of the Civil War, the re­ the republican majority. Tiiere is no and many are the expressions which
sumption of specie payments, the estab-1 telling what may be dooe in ttie Senate, have been heard to the effect that he
lisbment for all time, of the theory of but it is safe to say that tbe Cubans should have been awarded a place in tbe
protection to American industries, tbe will be helped and beet sugar not front rank.
J. J. Patton of Forest Grove, spoke of
adoption of tbe gold standard coupled suffer.
Stands for
Mr. Tongue H ays the chief interest "An Unavoidable Issue.” He held that
with the resulting era of prosperity un-
equaled in the world’s history. True, centers in an amendment that would in the history of the nation no issue
E R A T E IN P R I C E
C h ristian ity a n d C ultura.
there is the scarecrow ol "imperialism,’ lower tlie duty on refined sugar ail over had ever arisen which bad not received
but while an old pair ol pants in a corn the world. The rules of tbe House for satisfactory settlement when the crisis
Success in life comes not by
field may scare the black winged birds seventy-five years justifies the chair in was reached, and that the evil of intem­
of prey, In tbe broader field of national declaring the amendment out of order, perance is the next unavoidable ques
IN T E R V IE W
chance but by thorough prepara­
politics bug-bears have had their day. ns the subject differed from that under tion for solution for reasons both eco­
Dead sea apples is all that's left for consideration, but the beet sugar re­ nomic and moral.
tion, This is w hat PACIFIC COL­
democratic feasts. Hecatombs and oth­ publicans and a democratic vote over­ "Prohibition Our Shibboleth,” was
LEGE offers, w ith general collegi­
2d. ì l i . Jffollingsw orth,
er tombs constitute the heritage of dem­ ruled the Hpeaker’s decision. Their treated by J. It. McKillop, of McMinn­
want of sincerity was shown a few min­ ville, the trend of his paper being that
ocracy.
ate advantages.
7/ewberg* s fu rn itu re 77/an.
utes later when a similar motion with while other parties divided their efforts
regard
to
bides
imported
was
prouounc-
in
maoy
directions,
the
prohibition
par­
The
Faculty
is
made
up
of
C
O
M
P
E
TE
N
T
IN
­
The Woodburn Independent, gener­
STRUCTORS.
ally a good republican paper, lias n ed out of order by the Chair and his de­ ty sees in intemperance the one great
slight attack of the dumps Just at pres­ cision was largely sustained by the evil and sounds the one word "Prohibi­
The interests of all STU D E N TS R E C E IV E
ent and presents the following argu­ House. It was a ridiculous trampling tion,” as its shibboleth.
TH O U G H T FU L A T T E N T IO N .
under
foot
of
the
rules
of
the
House
to
Philomath
College
was
represented
by
ment in favor of a republican slump in
Both A C A D E M IC and C O L L E G IA T E work
June: " It is the same old chesnut— serve a special purpose. It is required George E. McDonald, who delivered a
that
Cuba
shall
secure
reciprocity
by
peroration
u;>on
“
Neal
Dow,”
Maine’s
given.
N O R M A L and CO M M ER CIA L courses
‘all eyes are on Oregon.’ They have
are offered and special advantages in O R A T O R Y
been on this state before. When in specinl acts excluding Chinese labor, temperance hero. It is difficult to re­
1808 this elate gave 10,000 plurality for etc, and after that tlie president shall produce the vivid effect made upon tlie
extended.
Of audience by 1 his oration, which had to
Oeer the East felt so sure of Oregon re­ negotiate the reciprocity treaty.
course,
no
such
requirements
can
be
be
heard
to
be
appreciated.
G eneral Expenses Low,
maining in the republican ranks that
Elwood 8 . Minchin spoke on the sub­
most of the government pap lias been exacted of Germany and other sugar
ûHfü
FOR CATALOGUE AND SPECIAL
going to doubtful states. If Oregon producing nations. It is not believed ject of "Prohibition and Principle.” He
should Dot elect a republican governor tlie amendment was offered in good maintained that all great reform move­
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♦ S s
a ♦
INFORMATION, ADDRESS
this year there would be considerable taith, but to defeat the bill by demo­ ments in history have been won by
1
The
very
best
watches
cratic
votes.
people
breaking
away
from
old
preju­
recognition of this state in the way of
¿President ¿Pacific C ollege
have their day of repairs
Tiiere is need for revision of tlie tariff dices and standing
by
principle,
appointments, fair appropriation, river
and their time for clean­
where
protection
has
built
trusts—as
on
and
that
in
such
a
way
only
can
re­
and harbor appropriations etc, betweep
yfowborg, Oregon.
ing. Have your time
June 2 and 1904. Ohio occasionally iron, steel, sugar, glass, etc—ami wher­ forms be worked today. The abolition
piece attended to before
goes democratic in state elections as a ever great combines are intrenched be­ of the liquor traffic is the reform needed
it’s worn out for lack of
hint to tlie national administration. hind what was a protective tariff. When now, and good citizens must yield to
oil and cleanliness.
A
P l a n t s F o r Bale.
Pennsylvania can always be counted up­ the tariff has done its work it should be convictions of right rattier than to
watche’s organism is fine
on as stanchly Republican, and gets tbe repealed. The democratic war cry for those ol prejudice.
Tomatoes and Cabbage May 15.
and delicate, and the
Tlie evil our Flag Protects” was the
peel of the orauge that doubtful New 1901 will be that trusts control Congress.
slighest friction makes
It is necessary to prove this untrue and form of the subject matter handled by
York sucks almost dry.
WATCHMAKER
trouble and wears the
protect the people from the greed of Thomas Bilyeu of the State Agricultural
parts out.
We will re­
money makers. The hundreds of mil­ College. He made an attack upon the
JEWELER,
"Is a democratic governur to greet lions acquired by Carnegie, Rockefeller liquor traffic as protected by the licence
pair and clean your
Big
Big
President Roosevelt when he comes to and others, hundreds of them, have system.
watch, and warrant the
th e patronage of h is o ld In d ia n a
Oregon in 1908?” asks the Oregonian. come from the pockets of the people— At a business meeting of the inter­ Solicits
job to be all O. K.
F rie n d s who need w atch re p a irin g done.
"Why not,” answers the Lebanon Ex­ the votprs—and if republicans are to re­ collegiate league held after the contest,
Your choice 4 plants for 1 cent.
W E T U S H OUT N O T H IN G BUT
press and ssks if a democratic governor ceive their votos, parly action must de­ it was decided that the contest next 2 0 7 M o rriso n S t.
FIRST CLASS W OR K.
Everybody
come
a
running
and
PORTLAND, O R
did not greet President Roosevelt in fend their interests. Combines who year be held at Dallas. Officers of the
South Carolina tlie oilier duy and do it own a thousand million of trust values leaguo were elected as follows: Prof.
help yourself at Henry H agey’s
very properly. Yes, but history has can influence legislation in many ways. B. W. Kelsey, Pacific College, presi­ ¡ p e a 's ? b o e r s x x r o s 3 D c x 3 Q n : 3 r
7Ûinstow ¿Pros.
Farm.
shown thut Oregon democratic govern­ There are plenty of honest men in the dent; Victor Eminel, Pacific University
ors scarcely come up to tlie mark with .party and in Congress who will sound vice president; Gertrude Vernon, Mon­
F r n n lc W o o d ,
thoso cbivalrlo old chaps of the South. the alarm and insist on honest legisla­ mouth Normal secrctury; Dan Poling,
T h o D u n d e e G a rd e n e r.
For instance, one Sylvester Pen noyer tion. If Congress fails in duty to tlie Dallae College, treasurer.
¡¡Of Perfume are you using— it
once did the honors for Oregon when a people, tlie votes ol the people will re­
so nice?
president visited the state anil did sent such failure.
P A S S IN G A W A Y .
Why
it is Extraite de Violettej
them so graciously (?) that tlie voters
Mr. Tongue had a dispatch yesterday
f i n r-
Take a walk through any of the ceme­
haven’t indulged in that direction since. advising him that lie was expected to
de Partne, manufactured by
teries
throughout
tlie
country
and
you
Nor aro they liable to do so now.
Roger & Gallet, Paris.
tie ut Charleston Friday and would lie will believe with 119 that loots are slow­
tlie orator Saturday, which is Bet for ly but surely passing away.
Aud where did you get it?
At
In closing a eulogistic paragraph on "Oregon day” at tlie exposition. Mr.
With silent tread yon pass the last in­
F. H. C A L D W E L L & C O .’sJ
J. IC. Weatherford, democratic nominee Tongue takes great prido in being repre­ dividual that blew into nn empty gun.
T J c w d e s i g n s d 'o r
The Prescription Druggists.
for Congressman from tlie first district, sentative of Oregon’s interests. Our Tlie modest tombstone ol the hired
And
the
price—
only
75
cents?
the Portland Dispatch says, "He should state is well represented at tlie Palmetto girl who lighted the fire with kerosene
Mf & & H?
per ounce. Well I guess 15
S . A. C l a r k e .
lie, and we think he will tie elected.” City.
and the grass carpeted mound that cov­
Tony cheerfully evinces the true demo­
will go and get an ounce.
ers tlie mortal remains of a boy who
¿Jrg O ur T /fixed ¿Paints
cratic anti election optimism.
A G A IN T H E V IC T O R .
took a mule by the tail.
¡Well you will have to hurry
Tlie tall monument of the man who
there is only a limited amountj
W o carry a fu ll lin e o f th e
David II. Hill closes an eloquent ap­ Klwood M in c h in o f P a o le Col­ didn’t know it was loaded overshadows
imported each year.
lege
W
in
n
e
r
o
f
s
ta
te
I
n
t
e
r
­
tlie
dng-out
of
the
man
who
jumped
off
peal to his political followers with
b est brands o f ¿Paints an d O ils
Well if you do uot get the Vio
tlie words, “ Let our faces now lie c o lle g ia te P r o h ib itio n C on­ the cars to save a ten-rod walk.
te s t.
S.de by side lie tlie remains of the
lette de Partne, they have lotsj|
2 d i n d o to S t a ss, T d i n d o i v S h a d e s > C u r ­
turned toward the common enomy." He
etherial creature who always kept her
of others at 25 to 50 cents perj<
probably refers to William J . Bryan.
t a i n ¿ P o te s , - C o o k i n g
S t a s se s,
¿Pee
To Klwootl Minchin is accorded tlie corset laced up to the last hole and tlie
¿P
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jC
in
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o
f
ounce,
which
are
very
nice.
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77/o
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unusual honor of twice winning the intellectual idiot who rode a bicycle
If you care to vote go and register at state iiiler-colleginte oratorical honors nine miles in ten minutes.
once If you have not already done so. for his college. One year ago at Cor­ Here reposes tlie young doctor who
S am ples to S e le c t 7/n dertakin g
The books will be closed on May 15.
vallis he distinguished himself by took a dose of his own medicine and the
F o r S a le a t a B a r g a i n .
wresting tlie gold medal from his com­ old fool who married a young wife.
One Petaluma Incubator of 120 egg
J'rom .
N A T IO N A L C A P I T A L C O K K K S P W N U - petitors in tlie regular state oratorical
Right over yonder In the northwest capacity, nearly new, also new brooder, i
T . B. CUMMINGS & CO.
IN C H .
contest. Last Friday evening In tlie corner, where the gentle breezes sigh manufactured by same firm. Will ac­
Friends church, lie secured tlie unani­ through the weeping willow that bends cept $20 for both—the price of incuba­
Washington, I). C., April 24, 1902. mous verdict of live judges, ns tlie win­ over his lowly bed, lies the fellow that tor alone. Address, Sherwood Drug Co,
April lias finally doffed its overcoat ner of tlie first oratorical contest held told liis mother-in-law she lied.
Sherwood, Or.
t2
and warmed up to something like under the auspices ol Oregon’s Inter-
Down tiiere iu tlie potter’s field, witli
Spring. This is agreeable for the vari­ Collegiate 1‘roli ibi tion League. The his feet sticking out to rude blasts of
R e a l K arate T r a u .fe r a .
ous visiting oongresaes and conventions victory was so decisive that there was winter and the blistering rays of sum­
Reporter! by the Yamhill Co. Abstract
that will bo here—or aie here already— not a single dissenting vote in tlie whole mer’s sun, is stretched all the earthly Co. at McMinnville, Oregon, for the
the Capital City being the very homo of audience—not even among tlie visiting remains of the misguided regulator week ending April 26, 1902.
popular gatherings and conventions. college delegations. Out of a possible , who tried to lick the editor, while tlie F S Estep & wl to Mary E Craw­
The G.A R. come to revive their fading | ten first places, he received eight, and broken lames of the man who wouldn't
ford 24.30 a in E Ford die I4r4 . $1700
That is, the dirt does if you take your clothes to the
memories;
Tlie
Woman’s Rights two seconds—five firsts on delivery, and pay lor his paper are piled up in the A E Darker A wf to Mary Darrett
Conventions must be held here; the tiiere firsts and two seconds on paper, corner of the fence.
180» in Richard Miller claim
m m iG
Daughters of tlie Revolution come here giving him a rank of twelve points,
8291
Near by, his grave unmarked, re­ I5r5.......................................
as naturally ss a duck takes to water; j This gave him such a lead that tlie eon- poses tlie mouldering dust of the printer W A Mellinger elal lo Mary L
First class work done in every particular, and careful
tho 8011 a of the Revolution were in ses- teatnnt receiving second place rail away who starved to death trying to run a
Meltinger 10 a in claim no 44
attention given all customers.
sion laat week ; the Sous ol tlie Ameri­ up witli a rank of twenty-live points, re­ first class paper in a fourth-class towu.
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Dundee
customers will please leave their laundry
can Revolution will be here next week. ceiving one first, on pn|ier, five seconds,
Over by tlie entrance repose the boy Henry Mills A wf to Jas H Wood
with G. W. Byers Jr.
All these are welcomed by hotel keep­ two thirds, and two (ourtlii. Young who went swimming too early in the I 150x200 ft in Newberg................
ers and by tlie myriad shop keepers who Mincliin’s ninny friends are greatly season, and the old lady who kept \ Nellie Unger to August Rosch part
j f . 7/. ¿Pressnaii, ¿Prop.
deal In souvenir spoons and such iotas. pleased st his success, which means that strychnine and baking powder side by ol blk 67 Lafayette.....................
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Railroads, trolley care and steamboats he wilt use his one hundred dollars side in the cupboard.
I Isadora B Everest ta lo W R Ev-
are chartered in advance to accomodate | prixe money to take him back to Lin­
Iliglit tiiere in the path directly In
erest 1.80 a in \Vm Jones dlo
strangers who make these pilgrimages to coln, Nebraska, In June where he will Iront of the entrance, obstructing the
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shrines of Liberty, for all such sojourn­ contest in the inter-state contest, par­ way, is the gravo ol the microbe-killer
Mattv A wl to R E Randall it 7
ers make the rounds, not only within ticipated in by some fifteen states.
who rinsed himself inside and out with j Hobaous sub...............................
the city borders, hut to Alexandria,
The judges ol the contest were Messrs antiseptic solutions until his agonies Minnie S Barnholtzer A wl to Jos
Mount Vernon, Fort Meyer ami Arling­ Wolverton, II. W. Stone and K. O. were cut short by acute softening ot tlie
Jones it 160 Dayton...................
ton ; then go home to tell of “ moving Miller ol l’ortland, Rev. Fitch Dhalpe ol brain.
! E D Dixon A wl to Mary R Mitch­
accidents by flood and field,” and so Hillsboro and Dies. TV. H. Lee ol Al­ The foolkiller gathers them in, one ell its 1 3 church add to New-
/j\ DOORS WINDOWS,
make others anxious to here their turn bany. They judged both on compo­ by one, and by and by we will have a
b e rg .................. ..........................
MOULDINGS, >♦/
at seeing tlie elephant. Bye tlie bye, sition and delivery at the same time. pretty decent world to live in.—Ex.
C A Scott A wf to Louis Wamha-
they also go to the too, where the wild Their decision gave first plaoe to K. 8.
St/
gnns Its 101112 13 Dsyton and
® TURNINCS, CREST-
animals of earth and air are to be seen Mind in of Durific College, second to
L o t a F o r H a l o B y I’ a f i f l f C o l l e g e .
s*/
180
other property.........................
for a single car fare, from elephant down J. R. McKillop of McMinnville College
/¡\
INCS, BRACKETS. si/
All or part ol block 37, Edwards Ad­ Guslar A Schneider »0 Edward E
to bob tailed chipmunk.
and third to j. J. Dalton ol Dad lie Uni­ dition to Newberg. All or patt of block
Schneider part It 4 blk 3 N Yam­
*
*
The too Is a big tiling; I see by tlie versity. Other institutions contesting 1, Central Addition to Newberg. Lots
hill .............................................. 300 /IS DOOR AND WINDOW w
papers that the bears are just waking were Dallas, Dhilomatb and ths State in Church Addition to Kewherg. These Guslar Schneider A wl to A C
FRAMES. FANCY
from hibernation, a n j the lotaided Agricultural Collide. Monmouth is in lots will tie sold at a very reasonable
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Goodrich It 28 pt It 27 Cove Or­
coons assume fantastic attitudes in hon­ the League and was on hand with an price. Prices will be raised after a few
CASINOS, ETC. S»
chard
...........................
2500
or of Hpring on the limbs sod knot orator, but tlie latter was barred out lots are sold as we cannot afford to sacri­ C C Linden A wf to Sheridan pt
$ C ^Y uiirpntriiiiage sol­ SI/
M O D E L NO. J , »4 0 ; M O D E L NO. 7, »JO
holes ol an old dead tree preempted for just before the contest, it being ascer­ fice lota at present prh-es except to meet
blk 2 Sheridan............................ too /«>
icited.
P e r f e c t io n I n T y p e w r it e r s
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their especial use. The pleasantest re- tained that he was a member of the present needs. Buy of the college and Masonic Lodge Sheridan to Nancy
Is A t L a s t R e a c h e d - - - -
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membranes I have of the *no was seeing faculty.
thus help it, and get a bargain iu some
Steppy it 85 Masonic Cemetery
15
Blickensderfer combioes good work, easy operation and
those coons up that tree; also pessiug
w
As a rule, the orations, strictly "pro­ of the best lots in Newberg.
$
P O Davis etal to C Johnson 225
durability at a minimum cost
down a shaded lane with an elk pasture hibitory” in tone, were well written and
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For further informal ion call on or ad-
a in 8 Davis die t4r5 ............ 10200 /IN
on one hand and a buffirio range on the to delivered and all were enthusiastical­ Iress 8 . A. Mills, treasurer ol the col­ Margaret Gibson etal to Gus An­
W . A . R I D E O U T
A i? e n t,
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other; both elks aud buffaloes seemed ly received. The audience In attendance lege, or toy of tlie board ol managers.
derson Its 4 5 see 23 I3r5............ 3>0
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P o r tla n d , O r.
THE NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Bank of Newberg.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
3*o r S w e ll a n d 7fp~ to~ 3)ate
Jfou sefu rn ish in g s
¡P acific " C ollege
REPAIRING
AND GLEANING?
>
JOHN A. BECK,
4
w fh a t jt? n d
W a ll ¡P aper
Z/he S eason ¡fo r
jffo u seclea n in g
is a t jffa n d ,
13 0 2
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in th e W ash * *—
iTEAA LAUNBJSY
BLICKENSDERFER
W, P. BEACOCK & SONS