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NEWBERQ GRAPHIC ISSUED EVE RY THURSDAY M ORE I NO H ood River people, w ho made a brave fight at the last session o f the legislature for the creation o f Cascade county and only tailed by a small margin, are al ready whetting their knives for a renewal o f the tray a t the next It is stated that the twelve year old grandson o f Marshall Field will heir several million dollars of the Field estate. If the lad proves to be able to withstand such a calam ity he w ill show that he is made o f sterner stuff than the average youngster. The sage o f Rabbitville, who manifests an inclination to butt in on the First Congressional District, is warned that he will d o well to shinny on his' own side, since the standing o f the Second District at W ashington is not all that could be desired and he is liable to have his hands full at home. Hofer o f the Capital Journal is engaged in a labored attem pt to make it appear that the Graphic in show ing up Tooze is working in the interests o f H awley. - In this he is very much mistaken The Graphic w as giving pointers on Tooze long before Hawley w as mentioned for congress. Ms. H awley and M r. H uston' are both regarded as clean, capable men w ho would be able to repre sent Oregon in congress w ith credit and the Graphic is willing to let the people make the selec tion. A few papers in the Valley that «are getting very anxious to have “ mud slinging” eliminated from the campaign, will be entitled to m ore consideration when they stop giving support to candi dates w ho are covered with mud V and come out and favor men w ho need no whitewash to cover the black spots. Maverick, says: The newspaper or politician who opens up a campaign with a whine against mud slinging, and whimpers around about dirty politics, simply fears the truth. A clean square official does not tremble in his boots tor fear some newspaper will expose his official record; no half w ay de cent newspaper begins to dodge or fear to denounce exposures. These are the methods of men and papers who are aware ot their ow n vulnerable points and fear any vigorous campaign. When a dishonest man is a candidate for a public office, it is the duty of a newspaper to expose him, and when a paper supports him, it is the logical conclusion that it expects to share in his graft. "For year« the Oregonian ha« advocated the election o f United States senators by direct vote ot the people, but since the new primary law gives the people an opportunity to express their choice for senator, the Oregonian continues to hint that in case some candidate outside ot P ort land gets a m ajority o f the votes, the Multnomah county delega tion in the legislature will refuse to support him. This position has received the encouragement o f the Oregonian, which, on the face o f it, looks inconsistent with that paper’s argument in the past. Owing to the law govern ing the election o f senators the vote cannot be made binding on the members ot the legislature, but it is as near an approach to an election by the people as can be reached at present and when you strike a candidate for the legislature w ho is unwilling to .sa y that he will support the man for senator w ho gets the ma jority vote, you may put it down that he sets his wisdom above that ot a m ajority o f his party, or on the other hand you may as well begin to figure on the Why no, let him come. We wiD location o f the colored gentle try to show him the error o f his ways but we w on 't hurt h i* . man in that fellow ’s woodpile. It he has more supporters here COLONEL(?) HOFER AND ITTY than can be counted, on the WATTY. fingers o f one hand they are Hofer ot the Capital Journal is keeping mum and very close tg very much exercised over the at the shore, and while Newbscg titude o f the Graphic tow ards will be unable to turniah him the his bosom friend W alter Lincolp kind o f amusements he has béco Tooze. So much so that last accustomed to, he will be w el M onday’s paper w as treated tb come to a seat by a warm stoye a big dcse ot black taced type in in the Graphic office and it his an attem pt to make good for friend Holer comes with him y c his friend Walter. Am ong other w ill extend to them the freedom things asserted in this special o f the city. And if they wish to effort of Hofer’» is that the charter a train for boosting pur- Graphic is the c^nly republican poses, as they did at Coos Bay, paper in ¿his congressional dis Newberg owns a railroad and a trict that is putting up a nasty locom otive w ill be a t , their ser fight against Tooze. Well now vice with a man to to o t the Colonel (?) if telling the truth whistle. By all means come. about you r pet candidate is nasty politics the Graphic will Dr. W lthycom be's Announce probably have to plead guilty, ment. for several statements have been T o p . I. Dunbar, secretary of made in this paper respecting him as a man and a candidate state o f the state of Oregon, and so far as we know neither to the members o f the republican the Capital Journal not; any of party and the electors of Oregon the other hired Tooze boosters in the state of Oregon: I, James ^Vithycombe, reside have made any attem pt to deny at Corvallis, Benton county, the truthfulness ot those state ments. . _ ..' Oregon, and my postoffice ad In the not very dim past it dress is “ Corvallis, Oregon.’ ’- I was the custom ot the C olonel(?) am a duly registered member of to refer to the W oodburn states the republican party. If I am man (?) as “ Itty W atty T ooze; nominated for the office o f gover and to bring in his plug hat and nor, at the primary nominating blue trousers for special ridicule, election to be held in the statd of and if all w as summed up it Oregon, the twentieth day of would be found that no paper in April, 1906, I‘ will accept the Oregon has ever made half so nomination and w ill not with many cutting thrusts at Tooze draw; and if I am elected I will as has the Journal, all of which qualify as such officer. If I am nominated and elected no doubt looked “ qasty” to I will, during my term o f offer, Tooze at the time. But Hofer advocate and support: has a reputation for wearing a Taxation o f franchises and coa t o f many colors and his gross earnings tax on telegraph, ability for locating,the “ carcass telephone, express and sleeping in every political cam paign is unquestioned, hence his present car corporations. Uniform assessment and taxa attitude tow ard “ Itty W atty. tion o f railroads. In other words m6ney talks State regulation and examina when the C olonel(?) is to be tion o f state and private banks, reckoned with in a political cam trust companies and springs paign. In the present lineup he • ; ■» laughs w ith his friends and tells banks. Protection o f the state in its them he is having a good time ownership of public lands, -b on T ooze’8 money and o f course A board o f control for. staffpm- when the w o ,u is given by stitutions. . “ The Merchant Prince o f French 'One board for management o f Prairie” as Tooze formerly ad vertised himself, Hofer slashes normal* schools. Improvement ot the Columbia aw ay with a lot o f black type and Willamette rivers and coast in order to make it look fierce and strong and thus harmonize seaports. National ownership ot the Ore with the clarion ndtes o f the gon City locks. W oodburn calliope. Constitutional ammendment Hofer w rote to the Graphic permitting the Governor or peo last September asking support ple to veto individual items ot for Tooze but was informed by letter that his nan w as not con appropriations. An honest and fearless per sidered at all capable o f properly formance o f public duty. / representing the people o f Ore Gready I u Demaud. Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern re* quirements for a blood and system cleanser, such as Dr. 'King's New Life Pills. They are jnst what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them. At P. H. Caldwell’s drug store, 35c, guaran teed. Wo look «boot, behind, a And m o the rail aoak il I We lack about aad aaa * j * Seventy-five Heating Stoves T h a t w e are goin g to sell before Christmas If Come in and see ns for rain and rust p roof Um brellas and steel rims. We repair all kinds o f rubber goods. N elson & H anson T . B. CUM M INGS & COMPANY ABE ABLE TO FURNISH TOUB HOME COMPLETELY. The place to get your DRUGS & MEDICINES. FURNITURE, CARPET8. UNOLEUM. WALL PAPER, WINDOW 8HADES. STOVES a n d GRANITE W A R E A VINE LINE OF FAINTS. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY. Books, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Articles. . Camara and Kodaks and all kinds o f Camera Supplies. LESSONS G IVEN IN K O D A K ' BBT. City Meat Market. Next door to the bowling alley handles all kinds of fresh and cured meats. Both phones. Free D elivery. Jf v BUG GIES . # H ight cak price paid for hop, veal, and TO SHOW YOU IM PLEM EN TS f Headquarters for Feed, Seeds and Fertiliser | MILLER & W RIGHT BOTH PHONRS Try our # Good Rigs and Careful Drivers; Hearse and Carria gs for Funerals Pacific College „ j * Com páre our Syracuse P low s w ith the Oliver. W e have them both. H E A C O C K &c S O I tT S ’ W E HAVE ABOU T Umbrellas 1 gon in congress, and that he would not receive any support (form for nominating ballot) Bates Reasonable. from the Graphic. A little later “ Honest and tearless perform in a private conversation Hofer ance ot public duty. A greater E. E. FLEISHAUER, stated to the writer that he did and United Oregon.” PROPRIETOR. not believe, alter having made Dated at Corvallis, Oregon, a canvass o f the outlook, that January 12, 1906’. Toozecould be nominated. Since he continues to beat the tom tom s for “ Itty W atty” it seems Newberg Sash and Door Factory. to be a very plain case o f will ingness on his part to help put PLANT COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE. a lot o f the W oodburn man’s money into circulation, and his W e do aQ kinds o f w ork in our past experience along this line no line in latent styles and patterns. doubt stands him in good hand. When the Journal man found he was unable to w hip the writer in to support Tooze lie cut the Graphic off his exchange list, but it seems that he appreciates the paper so much that he borrow s if from some o f his friends. It is well that he does, for since com ing to Oregon the has tacked himself on to alm ost every po N e w b e r jg , O r e g o n litical party in existence, and now since he is again imposing himself on the republican party Excellent advantagee offered for students. he ought to read a reliable re Pleasant surroundings, with good moral as< publican paper that has honest sociations. . . . convictions and is willing to ex press them without fear or favor, Yes, C olonel(?) do as you like about exchanging with the Graphic but don’t fail to read it. T H E M U S I C D E P A R T M E N T will be under There ip no m ortgage on it, the efficient aupervisioivof Prof. Jas. Carrick, o f the Con neither does any political boss servatory o f Glasglow, Scotland, an instructor o f ability hold a club over it, so it it gets and experience. tbo warm for you keep your shirt on and use a palm leaf to For further information call on or address cool your circulation. The Journal says Tooze has many friends here and that he is P resid en t. not afraid to come to Newberg. • * * j ..¿ j ' f LISK W A R E For your Kitchen Utensils. A fine line of C U TLER Y' Suitable for all THE IMPROVED ACME WASHER A Child can Operate it. Saves Health, Strength & Clothing. Purposea. you will find them at J. B . M ount*» % OLDEST FIRM ZXM ÆL9Æ Æ ÆTÆÆ Æ ASC: N u rsery Having been given the agency for the Chico, Cal., Nurseries, I am prepared to fill orders for * all kinds o f Nursery stock, including all varieties o f Fruits, Ornamental Shrubbery, Climbing Vines, Roses etc. English Walnuts a specialty. Stock delivered prom ptly to the nearest station err boat landing. * Prom pt attention given all orders, sent to J. a FORSYTH, Newberg, Or. No S a lo o n s H . E d w in M c G r e w , N E W B E R G B A K E R Y Fresh Bread, Pies sod Cakes slwsys on band. Orders ■ filled at short notice Strohourier Hanish W ATCH M AKER as * JE W E L E R , W N S ths patronat* •< bla old Indiana W f 4 i who Mod wMofe ro patriot dnaa. 9 0 7 Morrteon S t PORTLAN D, O B .