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ments—and among the number
will be found those who insist
that they must sleep in tents in
order to breathe pure air at
night—will take their seats
with a self-satisfied air, perfectly
oblivious to the fact that every
window in the hall is closed air
tight and the stifling atmosphere
o f the room is heavy enough to
make an ox breathe with discom
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The Graphic is sorry to note
that Walter Hoge has sold the
Forest Grove Times to W, H.
Parker and W. T. Fogle. The
new owners are no doubt all
right, but it has appeared to us
during the five and a half years
Mr. Hoge has had charge o f the
Times, that he has always been
on the right side o f almost all
questions, and his paper has
been one ot our exchanges that
we have always read with inter
est and quoted from treely. Mr.
Hoge is a man ot convictions
and he has not been afraid to
express them courteously but
fearlessly. That, is our kind oi
a man and that is the reason we
are sorry to see our friend leave
the field o f Oregon newspaper-
dom. He probably would have
made more money in the business
if he had not been so free to ex
press his opinion about some
things that he thought ought
not t o be allowed to exist, but
the fact that the money consider
ation did not have the “ balance
o f power“ with him is another
reason why the Graphic dislikes
to see him leave the field. We
hope the new owners o f the
Times are made o f the same kind
o f stnff. We need more like him
i n the ranks o f Oregon news
paper men,
Every young man starting out
in life should resolve never to
run a hill at a store unless some
adversity should drive him to
it. He had better by far borrow
a little money to start with, if
need be, than to begin going in
debt at the store and thereby
placing his nose on the grind
stone. “ Pay as you g o “ is a
m otto that should be hung up in
every household and rigidly ad
hered to. Better do a little
skimping to avoid contracting
store debts, than to be compeled
to lay awake o f nights later on,
worrying over the bill that is
almost sure to be much larger
than you ever expected it to
be. The merchant must charge
enough more for his goods to
cover all losses on bad bills and
the whole credit business is a
curse to the country, and es
pecially is it a curse to the young
man who takes steps early in
life to become a slave to the sys
tem. Don’t do it.
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When mention was made a
few days ago o f the need o f some
better business houses on First
street a resident remarked that
Newberg was a one story town
and consequently there was no
demand for more tw o story
buildings. It all depends on the
people. If we are content to
have a one story tow n we will
' never have any other kind. In
fact, if we have no other ambi
tion it w on’t be long until we
will be satisfied to see the one
story go without paint. We
don’t want to see any money
spent extravagantly, but the de
mand for better things for New
berg will come largely as the
people, hy their energy and push,
make way for it. If we set down
with a self satisfied air we may
be sure that men o f push will
“ pass hy on the other side.”
Why don’t women make a busi
ness ot using profane language
the same as some men do? Part
ly because society demands that
they shall refrain from the habit
and partly because they have
more consideration for decency
and good manners. This is only
another instance where society
makes a great mistake in setting
up one standard tor men and an
other for women. Women how
ever are responsible to a great
extent for the existence o f the
double standard. While it is
true that men should be men
without being driven to it, it is
a fact that women could easily
correct many objectionable hab
its in men if they would only say
the word and stick to it.
The Times ventures the asser
tion that there is not another
tow n in Western Oregon, as old
as Forest Grove with the same
population, or anywhere near
the same, that can boast o f as
many newly painted residences
or as little moss on the roofs.
The term “ mossback” certainly
is not applicable to the houses in
our beautiful little city.—Times.
That is a pretty safe proposi
tion. There are tew towns in
Oregon as old as Forest Grove
and the people are enterprising
and energetic. Newberg is still
in her 'teens but we will enter the
“ show ring” for well painted
houses with any o f ’em.
The Weekly Oregonian $1.50,
the Graphic $1.00—the tw o for
$ 2 . 00 .
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A walk ot a couple of blocks
almost any morning will con
vince any thinking person that
Newberg ought to pass an ordi
nance against spitting on the
sidewalks and enforce it to the
letter. Think ot a man unload
ing the contents o f a catarrhal
throat on the walk, not only for
every passer by to be forced to
see, but tor women to brush
their skirts over. We are aware
that the Scripture text reads
“ Let him that is filthy be filthy
still,” but we suggest that those
who insist on fulfilling the text
should take to the woods.
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O n ce said to his boy , “ N athan, it is not
w hat thee reads that m akes thee smart; it
is not w hat thee eats that makes thee fat;
nor w hat thee earns that makes thee rich,
but w hat thee S A V E S .”
A great deal o f discussion is be
ing indulged in by pulpit and
press just now on the question of
trial marriages, which has been
raised by the appearance o f Mrs.
Elsie Clews Tarsons’ new book
entitled “ The Family.” It occurs
to us on noting the rapid increase
in the business o f the divorce
mills throughout the country
that the “ trial marriage” system
is to o much in vogue already
A system that would require
time for a little sober, second
thought before the marriage vow
is taken would come nearer
reaching the case.
Cupid discriminates
tween youth and old age in
hill. In the grist of marrii
censes
noted this week will be
In the face o f all the latter day
found the seventeen year old
preaching and teaching about bride in the same class with
ventilation and the necessity for dame of seventy summers.
breathing pure air in order to
R. B. Conover who until
ward off disease and maintain
cently published the Herald at
good health, it is surprising to Dayton has begun the publica
note the fact that those who tion o f a new paper at Hubbard
have charge ot our public halls which he has christened the
pay absolutely no attention at “ Beaver State News.”
all to ventilating them. And
The Christmas number o f the
further it is even more surprising
“ Rural Spirit” was a splendid edi
t o note that nineteen twentieths tion, showing what can be done
o f the people who g o to these by a lot o f well directed, hard
halls to attend public entertain work.
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the steady use of a savings account in our
bank.
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Newberg, Oregon.
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The unfortunate ones among
children at Christmas time are
not only those who get no pres
ents but those who receive too
many as well. A surfeit is about
as likely to bring discontent
none at all and it is unfortunate
for the child to teach it
to o much.
There are going to he tw o fac
tions in the United States senate
this winter—those who will try
to “ suppress” Senator La Fol-
lette, and those who are afraid
o f their constituents at home.—
Milton Eagle.
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