Newberg graphic., July 19, 1906, Image 4

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NEW BERG GRAPHIC.
‘The way of the transgressor
is
hard.” Some people will in­
IM MOond-cUM m atter a t th e poetofltee
a t Nawberc, Oregon.
sist on taking chances on it but
it stands out as a homely truth
> RVSRY THURSDAY MORNING just the same.
R M. WOODWARD.
W. C. WOODWARD.
The Graphic has a letter from
F. Zimmerman & Co., wholesale
$1.00 Per Year in Advance. liquor dealers ot Portland, ask­
ing for rates on advertising. No,
thank yon we will continue to
THURSDAY. JULY 19, ]
get along without that clam of
Hitchcock and Fulton are sash­ advertising. *
ing back a t eackother. Sic’em.
A huge boulder swept down
by the movements of the glacial
While most of the old line dem­ age marks the grave of John J.
ocrats are coming out for Bryan, Ingalls, Kansas’ brilliant sena­
Grover has gone fishing.
tor, and thereon is inscribed, be­
If Mayor Lane really wants to low the one word Ingalls, this
do house cleaning in Portland quotation from his famous essay
why don’t he appoint Tom Word on “Blue Grass.” “When the
fitful fever is ended and the fool­
chief of police.
ish wrangle of the market and
Some revivalists of pretty fair, forum is closed, gram heals over
average common sense in other the scar which onr decent into
matters, allow the meetings they the bosom of earth has made,
conduct to approach entirely too and the carpet of the infant be­
near the line of religious fanati­ comes the-blanket ofthedead,”
cism. A lesson should be learned
from the results ot Holy Roller- It is often the case th at men
ism.
may be known by their “talk”
about as welf as by their works.
All the Holy Roller lunatics For instance jugt let a man be
should be rounded up and landed arrested for violation of-the li­
in asylums for the insane where quor laws and if you will keep
they belong. None of them your ears open you can very
should be allowed to remain at soon ascertain where people
large to poison the minds, as stand on the whiskey question.
well as to endanger the lives of And it is often a surprise to see
others.
the number of people in a decent
community
who will line up with
The Willamette is claiming
the
yiolater
of the law. I t is
about the usual number of vic­
tims from drowning this season. worth the [effort just to get fel­
The term -‘Beautiful Willamette” lows to show their colors occa­
is most worthily bestowed on sional! v.
this great waterway, but woe
Steam Print.
to the man who takes undue
O chances in its dark, deep pools.
In the days gone by when a
newspaper plant reached the
The Louisville Herald says stage where the business justified
William Jennings Bryan has so steam power and the new era
far carried Ohio, Indiana, Mis­ was ushered in, the fact was
souri, Nebraska, Ollie James and heralded far and wide and the
Henry Watterson. Just one vote imprint on every job turned out
plus half the electoral college is carried the mark of “steam
all th at is now required for his print.” Since the coming of gas­
election.
oline and electric motors most of
If officers of the law would the glory has departed from the
make a practice of dealing out use of the old time steam im­
justice to law breakers with the print, and since water power has
same fearless hand th at R. B. been good enough for the Graph­
T-mnvIHe show edlast Tuesday, ic, it was not from a matter
in pronouncing sentence on Kin­ of choice th at Will Crater was
ney, courts would be held in asked to back his engine up
higher esteem by the people, and alongside the shop last Thurs­
i t is safe to say the day would day afternoon and furnish power
be hastened when there would to make the wheels go round
be fewer flagrant cases of law and turn out the week’s issue of
the paper.
breaking.
Any printer knows it requires
The editor ot the Dayton Op­ some effort to- keep a sweet
timist asked the business men to temper on press day when things
state their views “on the imme­ go wrong, and on th a t after­
diate needs of the city.” Some noon with the mercury sizzling
said an ice plant was needed, around the hundred mark and
others a reservoir, one man said some carpentering to be done on
he would have to go home and dry hard lumber with a dull saw,
ask his wife, but the answer of things began to look serious,
S. W. Sigler was, “a progressive but since the water pressure was
body ot men could do more for insufficient nothing else could be
- Dayton than any other agency.” done and at six o’clock the
"X big lump of truth in a nutshell. week's issue of the Graphic was
printed and not a naughty word
Along with a lot of other spoken.
railroad talk th at is floating Something might have been
through the air comes the report said if the city water committee
th at Jim Hill has purchased the had been present but since none
Corvallis & Eastern railroad and of the committee were in sight,
the Willamette Valley Traction no words were wasted and a
-company’s line, with the inten- chance will be given them to
-tion of extending the former into mend their ways and the leaky
Eastern Oregon and splitting the reservoirs-before- it is ever last-,
business in the Willamette valley inglv too late, which may not be
with the latter. Good boy, Jim, long.
_____ _____
if true. Oregon has been wait­
' Chehalem Center.
ing tor yon for many years.
The W. C. T. U. will serve ice­
The Youths Companion says cream and cake, lemonade and
“ A movement of great political homemade candy from six to ten
significance has been started by o’clock Wednesday evening, Jnly
the managers of both political 25th, in the grove near the
parties in Indiana. In five coun- schoolhouse.
-ties of the state the party leaders Proceeds to go toward furnish­
have signed agreements not to ing the new Friends church which
spend one dollar for the purchase is to be built soon.
of votes in the coming election. All come who are interested in
Moreover, no man known to be helping on the cause.
*
-purchaseable, or who is not rec­
Marriage Licenses.
ognized as a party man, is to be
employed about the party head­ Mary Douglas Bird 26, to Wil­
quarters or in taking the party liam Travis Jr. 34.
poll. For this necessary work Matilda Newhouse 40, to
both parties have agreed to pay Steven M. Venard 42.
the same wages, and neither is Lillian Marie Nelson 18, to
to employ any man to whom the Winfield D. Pierson 24.
other party objects on the score
of his bod character. This is a
Remember there is no better
■easible and simple way of puri­ flour than Chehalem Valley Mills
Patent hard wheat flour.
fying politics a t its source.
BANK STATEM ENT
Report of Bonk of Nowberg ot clot« of business
Juno 30,1906:
Resources
$131,996.62
7,181.84
2,276.50
4,282.07
Loans and discounts.........
Real estate and buildings
Furniture and fixtures__
Overdrafts........ ....... .
Due from Banks..............:
13,998.70
SAVE TH E
F R E IG H T
Do yon know you can buy
anything in the H ardw are,
Vehicle and Implement line
tp or cheape:
Portland?
$196,946.47
Capital Stock fully paid....................................$ 50,000.00
Undivided profits less expense and taxes paid 4,427.89
Deposits subject to check..."...... .........
..... 79,628.94
Certificates of deposit........................ ............. 64,888.64
COME AND SEE
$198,945.47
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