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NEWBERQ GRAPHIC. Entered u second-cUee m atter at the poetofice at New ber* Oregon. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY HORNING N. WOODWARD. W . C. WOOOWARO. •wbHehere * $1.00 P er Y ear In A dvance. TH U RSD AY. D XC K M M A M> 1Mb. , m Will Baker Investigate? nomination o f his man he begins The Semi-Weekly Journal $1.50, to get furious. '■ ‘» - It is said o f Mr. Baker that he the Graphic $1.00—the tw o for has very pronounced views on $1.75. the question o f gambling and Enquire at this -office if you that over in the land o f the TiQa- mookers he will not tolerate a want to buy a horse. candidate for a local office who is a knight o f the green cloth. This trait is highly commendable in him and the Graphic don't want to see him g o wrong when he tackles larger game. If he desires to be consistent he will “Ok Oregon, wet Oregon. do well to get out of the salt sea air for a short vacation, come A i riuoofh dm min and mad a over the mountain trail and W e look «boat, behind, eronnd. down into the valley where the And me dm rain took m dm fro animals have their runways, and W e look about and me k pout learn their habits. If he will put And wâh Would rain forever ■ his ear to the ground he will soon be able to strike a trail Come in and see us for which will get warmer as he fol rain and rust proof Um lows it up and before the chase brellas and steel rims. is over he is liable to get next to We repair all kinds o f some verv interesting develop rubber goods. ments. 't his, simply by way o f suggestion to Mr. Baker. N elson & H anson N . B . Watoh our Ad in the Future. There are a number o f young sters about Newberg who will do well to read and consider the following which is from the For est Grove Times: “ The Times editor does not consider himself ¡M-J3 in any special sense the guardian A A W E HAVE ABO U T > * o f the morals of the boys and young men o f the community, yet he does regret to see a company ot them loafing about the street, smoking cigarettes and indulg- iug in nasty talk. He has been recording the doings o f people A few times and size up our S t o c k - for a third o f a century now, T h a t w e are goin g to sell before Christmas if Q uality, P rices, Assortm ent, etc., and he knows full well that it is prices w ill do i t not such boys who become the ^ ______ ________ business and professional men a few years later and who will W e also have a fine line of reflect honor on their native towns. On the contrary, it is Fine line o f General M erch a n d ise- more likely, if there is occasion D rygood s, G roceries and N otions. to mention them ten years later, it will be because o f something Granitew are, G en’al H ardw are, V ehicles, Im plem ents they have done that is not credi table. Boys usually do not Com pare our Syracuse P low s w ith the O liver. know what harm they are doing themselves by such indulgences, W e h ave them both. or perhaps they would be more careful. They are closing the door against their ever becom ing leading business men, law yers, judges, or other profes sional men, that are most hon Having been given the agency for the C hico, ored in the world. They can Cal., Nurseries, la m prepared to fill orders for scarcely hope for anything better all kinds o f Nursery stock, including all varieties than the position of day laborers o f Fruits, Ornamental Shrubbery, Climbing in the most humble occupations Vines, Roses etc. English Walnuts a specialty. in life. Boys, if you want to be Stock delivered promptly to the nearest more than a cypher in life, don’t station or boat landing. loaf on the streets now. Better Prompt attention given all orders, sent to the hardest kind o f work than that. A few weeks ago a letter was received from Editor Baker o f the Tillamook Headlight, boom ing Mr. Toose, ot Woodburn, tor congress and asking the Graphic to stand in and do the same. A copy o f the Grapic was mailed to Baker, which contained suf ficient comment on Toose as a candidate to indicate the posi tion this paper was taking in the matter. Nothing furthernas been received from Baker at this office, he having failed to extend the common courtesy of mailing a copy o f his paper, although it seems that he has published a lengthy article in his paper in which he takes the liberty to im pugn the motives of the Graphic in opposing Tooze for congress. A letter was addressed to him last week, when the report came to this office that he was on the war path, asking for a copy o f his paper, but so far no response has been made. On last Friday a lengthy arti cle appeared in the Evening Tele gram, which bore the ear marks o f Mr. Toose, and which quoted in part from the Headlight. Among other things the article contained was this: “ The story is that the occupant o f the Graphic sanctum was a candi date for postmaster, and be sought Mr. Tooze, as chairman ' o f the First District Congres sional committee, to lend him a helping hand. But it seems his prayer went unanswered,” etc. This o f course was furnished by Tooze and he knew the state ment was not true when he made it. The editor o f the Graphic has had no conversation with Tooze in the past eight years, and never in his life has he asked a favor at his hands o f any kind, either by word or pen. In poli tics the writer considers him anything else but trustworthy, and as a candidate for congress, a very windy, but a very poorly qualified man to represent the people o f the First Congressional District. B e a l E sta te T r a n s fe r s . >w pnm Under our new primary law r the Yam bili fìouuir Abstract all nominations will be made by Reported b CompanT. McMinnville. a vote o f the members o f the re spective political parties, and it Veste M Kern by adm to Angie is assumed by the Graphic that Ditmar 160 acs in Mark Sawyer the people would like to be in d l c t 5 s r 3 $700. formed as to the merits and de R M Wardle and w f to H H merits o f the candidates, while it Martin % ac and Va rd in Peter appears from the sayings o f the Smith d l c t 3 s r 4 $600. Headlight, as quoted in the Tele Hannah M Kutch and hus to gram article, that the only thing Stephen Burdon and w f It 5 blk to be sought for by Baker is par 3 Kutch 2nd add to Carlton ty harmony. He says: “ There $ 100 . will be no harmony in the re 1 F Estep and w f to John W publican party as long as the Baker 4.46 acs in Chandlers 3rd Graphic and other republican add to McMinnville $515. newspapers make harmony im E L DeLashmutt to Martha possible. We have the greatest Gross Its 3 4 and 5 blk 2 Van respect for the republican as Ostrums add to Sheridan $100. pirants for congress in the Firt J C Nelson and w f to Lawrence District, and can say a kindly A Gray Its 3, 4 and 5 blk 11 word for each o f them, for they Deskins 2nd add to Newberg are gentlemen who deserve the $525. respect, and not the abuse, of Mark Levy and wf to Evange the press.” line Martin It 1 blk 4 Newberg It is said o f Mr. Baker that $250. for years he has been making C F Barrett and w f to John a gallant fight for law ahd Thompson It 3 blk 10 Everest order in Tillamook, and that in add to Newberg $300. municipal elections he will not Oscar E Taylor and w f to John fora minute tolerate a candidate E Warner 2.75 acs in John Watt for mayor, councilman or mar d l c t 5 s r 4 w $240. shal who stands in with the O O Howard and w f to W C saloon element, and yet he gets Gamer It 8 blk 59 Oak Park add red in the face when he reads the to McMinnville $40. Graphic comments on Mr. Tooze, Mary C Welch et al to F A & a candidate for congress, who, if A M Morris nVi blk 13 and strip the Graphic is correctly informed, 50 feet wide Newberg $1. used his influence a few years J B Southmayed and w f to ago as a petitioner and a lobby Uriah Ross nVi It 13 Chehalem ist during a session o f the legis Orchard Homes near Newberg lature, to secure an amendment $ 1200 . to the Woodburn charter, which Nancy A Newbill and hus to at that time was rock ribbed Kenneth Campbell 75 acs in An and would not allow the grant drew Davidson d 1 c t 6 s r 5 ing o f a saloon license. The $2340. charter was amended as prayed Mathiar Zettl to Agnes Zettl for and Woodburn has had sa 40 acs in sec 2 t 6 s r 9 $100. loons almost continuously since Gates & Henry to W A Howe the change was made. The busi 166.24 acs in secs 25 and 36 ness has no doubt proven to be t 2 s r 6 w $1250. profitable for it is said on au Clarence Warner to Daisy A thority that appears to be auth Warner 15 acs in Enock Cooper entic that Mr. Tooze, the Wood- d l c t 5 s t 3 w $700. burn postmaster and candidate Noah Heater and w f to Geo for congress, owns a building Sykes and w f pt Its 5 and 6 blk. which be rents for saloon pur 2 Newberg $800. poses, the proceeds c f which is Will E Purdy ami w f to L S now , no doubt, going to help Winters pt It 1 blk 12 H & L add pay the traveling expenses o f his to Newberg Glenn Hotel $1250. Mitical groomsman, Colonel E. D J Overhostzer and w f to ofer, as well as to maintain a Emma F Larkin Its 8 and 9 blk subsydized press in his interests 7 Central add to Newberg $350. at the present time. Mr. Baker Ruth Heston to F B & C B •ays he has the “ greatest re Cummings 2 Its and pt 3 Its in spect’ * for him, he assures his blk 39 Edwards add to Newberg readers-timt he will be our next $135. . congressman, and when he dis Laura R Hampton and hus to covers that he can’t whip the M R Biddle Its 2 and 3 Cove Or Graphic into the fight for the chard t 2 • r 4 w $1125. B m. j Bargains! Bargains! Great Reduction Sale Prices Cut to Pieces, For Cash Our Sale has been a great Success so far and will continue for a limited time. We have in transit for Holidays an ele gant line of Ladies' Belts, Hand Bags, Handkerchiefs, etc*, direct from the fac tory. , Patterson, Jones A Company wmmrn,mHmmmmmm J U S T D R O P IN Seventy-five Heating Stoves \ Y ou 'll G et the Habit IK STOVES. 11 MIS. I l l Henry Ehret A. R. UOOHAW N u rsery S to ck . k SOBS T. B. CUMMINGS & COMPANY .. ARE ABLE TO FURNISH TOUR H01E COMPLETELY. J. B. FORSYTH, Newberg, Or. FURNITURE, CARPETS. UNOLEUM. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES. S T O V E S a n d G R A N IT E W A R E W alling's Bazaar A FINE LINE OF PAINTS. O p p o s it e P o s t o f f i c h W s hass Just flttsd ug NCW U N D E R T A K IN G PAR LOR S M U S IC A L IN S T R U M E N T S A N D o S H E E T *M U S IC Current M agazines and Publications— and carry a com plat« •took of undsrtaksrs* •uppliss. S ta tion ery-C on fection ery. F. E. WALLING. P ro p . H ave U ncle-Sam Protect Y ou r M oney FINE LINE OF by depositing it with T h e First National Bank BUG GIES of Newberg, Oregon United States Depository. | Headquarters for Feed, Seeds and Fertilizer M ILLE R & W R IG H T J. D . G ordon, President A* N elson, V ice President Christenson, M aynard R edm ond Cashier, A sst. Cashier BOTH PHONK8 Newberg Sash and Door Factory. PLANT COMPLETE AND IIP TO DATE. W e do all kinds of w ork in our line in latest styles and patterns. H E A C O C K &c S O Z tsT S ir mis P A IN TIN G S Done to order in oil, water-color or pasteL Painted from nature or studies. Dining room pieces a specialty. Enlarged portraits in oil-crayon only $ 2 . Pyrographic work of all kinds. See samples at Porter & Larkins or address M rs. W . R . Carter, R. F. D. No. t Newberg, Ore. NEW BERG . B A K E R Y Fresh Bread, Pies and.Cakes always on band. Orders filled at short notice Strohm aier Me TO SHOW YOU IM P L E M E N T S We pay interest on time deposits. Our best service is at the command of every customer whether their business is large or small. N. C m Hanish « M AN Y TH AN KS To our customers for their liberal patronage during the past year. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. J . B. M o u n t.
