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GRAPHIC.
HO. 29.
R E P U B L IC A N S
BALLT.
-, C o n g re ssm a n H e rm a n n an d Sen
a to r F u lto n A d d re ss B i g
N e w b e rg A u d ien ce.
A lo n g abou t five o ’clock last
T h u rsd a y evening, N ew berg’s
fa c to r y whistles opened up a
■“ h o t a ir ” bom bardm ent which
struck terror t o the uninitiated,
w h o feared th a t the fire fiend
w a s g ettin g busy somewhere
a b ou t. Th ey did indicate th a t
th in gs were beginning to sizz
fro m a political standpoint, for
they’ signalized the a rriva l o f
Congressm an Binger Hermann.
I t w as his first visit here, and if
there is anything in a r ig fit qoisy
welcom e, he’ll w a n t tp com e
a ga in .
A ll Newbergers _ were
Herm ann men and extended the
g la d hand to the guest o f honor.
A little later, the evening train
a rrived , when Senator F u lto n ’s
fa m ilia r figure w a s seen on the
street. The presence o f both a
United States senator and a con
gressm an a t the same time made
a n "e v e n t” in N ew berg which
w a s considered n otew orth y.
The speakers could n ot have
' asked anyth in g better in the w a y
o f an audience than th a t which
packed C rater’s hall in the even
in g . A ll floor space w as occu
pied and more w as in demand.
M r. Hermann made the prin
cip al address o f the evening. He
firs t g a v e a hearty greeting t o
old friends and highly com pli
m ented N ew berg on its beautiful
location , its splendid schools,
a n d hazarded the opinion th a t
no to w n in the state five times
its size has such manufacturing
industries. N o room fo r argu
m ent here, and M r. Hermann
proceeded.
A tten tion w as first given to
the national aspect o f the com ing
«electKin. A big m a jo rity on June
<5 means much for the national
•election, and w e o w e it t o Roose
velt tor the splendid w a y in
which he has supported the
L ew is and Clark fair, which is to
be the harbinger o f a new era o f
prosperity for the northwest.
The adm inistration w as com
mended for its attitu de on the
tru s t question, capital and labor
problem s, the Isthm ian canal,
th e policy o f protection and
finance; for its policy relative to
th e increase o f the navy, liber
a lity t o the old veterans and its
In itia tiv e in the m atter of
n a tion al roadm aking.
As t o his ow n personal record,
M r. Hermann made quick w ork
o f his defamers. He to o k up
such charges as have appeared
fro m tim e t o time, refuted* them
in turn and branded them as
m alicious and cow ardly.
His
vin dication w as complete in the
m inds o f his hearers, w h o g a ve
him the closest attention.
Recurring again t o national
issues, the congressman surveyed
the history o f the t w o parties
and advised his -auditors t o ex
amine the books and v o te ac
cordingly. Never has there been
such universal prosperity as a t
th e present time. He^losed w ith
a stirrin g appeal in behalf o f
Th eod ore Roosevelt and repub
lican policies.
M r. Hermann covered the po
litical field carefully and compre
1 hensively, and made a good
impression. He w as heartily re
ceived, and w ill roll up a good
m a jo rity in this section.
Senator Fulton follow ed him
briefly, heartily commending M r.
H erm ann’s record.
He, too»
I
made an appeal in behali o f
R oosevelt on account o f his in
valuable services in fa v o r o f the
L ew is and Clark Centennial. H e
spoke a g o o d w o rd /or the
county ticket, and especially lor
M r. Miles, w h o is finding some
opposition on account o f the
lo g g in g bill he attem pted t o get
passed in the last session o f the
legislature. M r. Fulton declared
the measure t o be a fair and
m eritorious one.
P A C IF IC CO
IN T E R -S T A T E
E W IN S
ONTEMT.
O ra to r W a lt e r R . 'Miles E asily
D e fe a t* C a lifo r n ia and W a s h
in gton S p e a k e rs — W ill N ext
O o to In d ia u a p a U *-
Pacific College w on one o f the
m ost signal victories in its his
to ry, when on la st Friday even
ing, in
the
White Temple
at
Portlan d, its representa
tive, nineteen-year-oW W alter R.
Miles, w on the second annual
western inter-state oratorical
contest ot the Inter-collegiate
F lu e T eam Sold.
Proh ibition Association. This
J. A. Jones, o f Springbrook, means a vic to ry over all thp col
Oregon, has sold his team o f leges and universities o f the t w o
three-year old geldings, Ravin C alifornia leagues,; including the
Jones and D dctor Jones, t o G. W . U niversity o f
Southern C al
L o g g ie, president ot the W h a t ifornia,
Stanford
University,
com M ill Co., Bellingham, Wash. Berkeley, numerous colleges, and
These colts stand 15.2Vn and the institutions o f Western Wash*
w eigh 1050 each, and are nearly ington, including the State Uni
full brothers, being sired b y C a p t. versity, t o say nothing o f the six
Jones, son o f M cKinney. The colleges and universities Tn the
dam o f Ravin is Rosa Lee, by Oregon league. In other words,
Malheur; second dam Tempest, Pacific College stands in the
by Mazeppa. The dam o f D octor fron t rank o f the Pacific C oast
Jones is Tempest, by Mazeppa. institutions in oratory. A ll this
The youngsters look alike, are considered, it is n ot to be w on
w ell mannered and one o f the dered at, the demonstration made
handsomest teams th a t ever left by the N ew berg delegation, fo rty
the state.
strong, when the .decision w as
M r. L o g g ie w anted something announced or the fact th at Prof.
g o o d and he certainly found it in K elsey’s hat w en t soaring up on
this team, for which he paid an exploration tour into the
$800 and refused a g o o d profit dome of the W hite Temple.
on his investment before the colts
The vic to ry w as clear cut and
were shipped.—Rural Spirit.
decisive.
M iles received four
firsts and led his nearest com
T h e A u d ie n c e W a s Pleased .
p etitor w ith five .points, an un
M r. J. W . Cook, the m ovin g common m argin. T>n delivery
picture expert, w h o has exhibited he g o t three straight firsts, M r.
in B row n sville oq t w o ’ lorm er White, also o f Oregon, ranking
occasions, closed a t w o n igh t’s second. B azata o f L o s Angeles,
engagem ent a t the opera house heralded as a second Webster,
Saturday night. M r. C ook is received on delivery one second,
continually adding the latest a fourth and one last~place.
creations in m ovin g pictures to
There was no m istaking the
his extensive collection and thus decision o f the audience in the
is enabled to g ive the public the m atter.
F ou r times in the
best there is going. His ou tfit course o f M iles’ oration his
represents several thousand dol auditors were stirred to w ild
lars ou tlay and his collection so outbreaks o f applause, and when
large that he is enabled t o make he referred t o "editorials being
t w o nights stand and still g ive knocked dow n to the highest
t w o hours o f splendid entertain bidder,” the local application
ment. As heretofore the people w as so appreciated . th a t the
o f B row nsville were w ell pleased large building echoed and re
w ith the splendid entertainments echoed w ith applause.
Such
afforded them by M r. C ook.—The fervor reacted upon the young
B row nsville Times.
orator, and he fairly outdid him
self. WThen he closed his appeal
N otice to Voters.
he received a tremendous ovation.
Six years a g o there were t w o
According t o the decision o f
circuit judges to elect, and the the judges, the institutions repre
republican candidates were Geo. sented ranked as follows: Pacific
H . Burnett and H . H. H ew itt. College,
Newberg; Occidental
M an y voters did n ot understand College, L o s Angeles; Seattle
th at7they were to v o te for t w o , Seminary, Philom ath College,
and in consequence o f the mis Stanford University. Th e w in
take Judge H e w itt w as defeated. ner received a prize > o f one hun
A gain this year there are t w o dred dollars, w ith which he w ill
judges t o elect, and the republi defray his expenses to Indian
can nominees are George H. Bur apolis, where, on June 28, he will
nett and B. L . Eddv. V ote for represent the Pacific C oast in the
both .
, national inter-state contest’.
E xcursion R a te s to Y a q u iu n B a y
N ew berg has an enviable record
in prohibition oratorical contest
On June 1st. the Southern
w ork. In the three years since it
Pacific Co. w ill resume sale o f has been organized on the coast,
excursion tickets to N ew port Pacific College has w on t w o o f
and Yaquina B ay. B oth season the state contests and received
and Satu rday-to-M onday tickets second place in the third. The
victo ry in the inter-state comes
w ill be sold. This popular resort
as a fittin g climax.
is grooving in fa vo r each year,
Such signal success is due
hotel rates are reasonable and largely to the enthusiastic w ork
the opportunities for fishing, ol Prof. R. W . Kelsey, w h o fo if
hunting and sea bathing are three years had charge o f the
unexcelled b y am- other r e « > r t W o n c a l f i t m e n t o fth e c o l-
.
. J j, -
; lege, and w ho, though not now
on the I acme Coast.
directly connected 'w ith the in-
W . E. C o m a n ,
stitution, trained W alter Miles
General Passenger Agent, fo r F rid a y night’s victory. When
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F o r sale, t w o big w ork teams, decidedly dow n a t the neel in
w a g on and harness; also a disc this line o f work, but he w on the
p lo w fiot sale or trade. D. J. Gil- first state contest, and since that
oert.«
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time no college or university in
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the state has w on so many
C ertain ly the Lim it.
oratorical
victories.
A bility,
Smith—Isn’t Green a cold-
energy and unquenchable en
blo.oded sort o f chap?
thusiasm have characterized his
B row n—T h a t’s w hat. H a ve
w ork . As he goes to a new field
in Southern California, m ay his you heard the latest about him?
m antle fall on other shoulders
Smith—Don’t know. . W h at is
here.
it?
The fo llo w in g is the program
B row n —They say a m osquito
o f the evening:
Male Q u artet....... ................................ ........... bit him and the p o or thing died
In vocation..............- . . . . Rev. A. Beers, Seattle
o f pneumonia a few seconds later.
Introduction.......... : ................................ ...
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Alfred C. Mllllcan. National Traveling
.Secretary oi the I. P. A.
Oration. . ...................... "The Call of the Day"
W illiam if. Boddr, Seattle Seminary.
Oration.* ....^ ..... ••Weighed In the Balances"
Herbert F. White. Philomath College.
Oration ............ "Patriotism apd Prohibition"
Charles F. Bazata, Occidental College,
Eos Angeles.
Vocal Duet...... .....M isses Lytle and McKenzie
Oration........................ "T h e Ultimate Reform”
Miss Mary F. Balcomb. 1.eland Stanford Jr.
University.
Oration............... “ Sacrifice, the Victory Spirit"
Walter R. Miles. Pacific College.
Male Quartet................................................ .;.
Presentation of Prizes...... ............ H. W. Stone.
P o rtla n d
and
R etu rn
$ 105 .
T riu m p h s o f M o d ern S u rgery.
Wonderful things are done for
the human
body
by surgery.
Organs lire taken out aud scraped
and polished and .put back, or tjiey
may be removed entirely; bones
are spliced ; pipes take the place of
diseased sections of veius; antiseptic
dressings are applied to wounds,
• Only bruises, burns aud like injuries be
fore inflammation sets in which
The Southern Pacific Co. is
n ow selling round trip tickets to
P ortlan d from
N ew berg for
$1.05, g o o d g o in g Saturday p. m.
o r any train o f Sunday, return
in g Sunday o r M onday, g iv
in g all day Sunday and M on
day in Portland. .The same
arrangem ent applies from P o r t
land, g iv in g all Portland people
a chance to visit va llev points
a t g rea tly reduced rates,
causes them to heal without matur
ation and in one-third the time
required by the old treatment.
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm acts on
this same
principle.
It is an
antiseptic and when applied to
such injuries, causes them to heal
very quickly. It also allays the
pain and soreness. Keep a bottle
of Pain Balm in your home and it
will save you time and money, not
to mention the inconvenience and
suffering which such injuries entail.
Before purchasing you r spring
hat, see P o rter & Larkin.
13 For sale by C- F. Moore & Co.
BE C O N V IN C E D
That A. R. MOOMAW & SON are selling
Buggies» W agons
and
Farm Implements
A T PO RTLAND PRICES.
W e also wish to call y ou r special a tten tion to
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