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Bk***? NEWBERQ GRAPHIC. M recoud-clew matter at the poetofflce at New berg, Oregon. 188USD EVERY THURSDAY M ORNING a. H. WOODWARD. W . C. WOODWARD. Lina and Lane counties are re ported to be losing business on account o f being “ dry.” The hobo elememt riding the brake beams insist on through tickets without stop over privileges within the boundaries o f the tw o counties. howled, the rain poured, the waves o f the ocean pounded on the beach, while the water fowl with which the bay was literally alive, screamed and squawked with the ebb and flow o f the tide on the mud flats surrounding the bay. It was a new experience to a tenderfoot and one which we wonld never forget, though we might, perchance, be able to reside at this day in one of the stately mansions, occupying the identical spot, now being built— on paper by thé boomers o f Bay Ocean Park. Old time readers o f the Oregon ian must note the change in the $1.50 Per Y ear In A dvance. attitude o f the paper o f late. Sun day closing o f saloons has been 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1907. openly espoused and some fairly good anti-saloon editorials have appeared from time to time. It W ORTH THE EFFORT. During the latter part o f winter is apparent that younger heads and in the early spring the out who don't disdain to keep one The Chehalem Valley Mills Co. Asks for Relief. look for an active season in New- ear to the ground have taken the bat. berg was not especially bright, The Chehalem Valley Mills com but the announcement made pany, makes application to the Harriman came and he is gone, public through the columns o f and that seems to be abqut all railroad commission for a renew the Graphic that work on a new that needs to be said about it, al o f a milling in transit rate brick block, to cost not less than except the mere mention of the upon flour shipments, via Park $25,000, would be begun early fact that the impression he left street, to East Portland or a re in the spring, started, things to with Oregonians is that he in newal af the old rate upon wheat moving and business id the way tends to play the dog in the and flour shipments as it applied o f the sale o f real estate and manger act in the matter o f rail before March 31. building has been active all The company represents that road building in this state, just through the season, with no sign it has been making shipments of the same as he has been doing in o f abatement. Several leaps for flour under the old shipment in the past. ward were taken when it was transit rate, which the Southern announced that the Weber-Bus- Other newspapers o f the North Pacific company had granted it sell people, o f Seattle, were going west have issued anniversary ever since the mill had been built, to build one of the largest can editions that were creditable, in 1901, and had been renewed ning plants in the Northwest in but the Oregon Journal has dis every year but it discovers that, Newberg, and now since the tanced them all in the fifth anni by some manner o f means, the building o f a large milk condens versary edition which appeared company has overlooked the old ing plant is an assured fact, our on September 8. It consists of rate when making up or revising people are beginning to wake up twelve sections and 160 pages. the old schedule. to the fact that there is some The company represents, and The supplement which is well il thing doing in Newberg this sea lustrated with fine halftones is a is backed up by a statement from son. gem. C. S. Jackson, the editor Freight Agent C. A. Malboeuf, Taken altogether we doubt if has done himself proud and he is that it has been making ship any town in the valley can make to be congratulated on the suc ments of flour upon the same old a better showing. However it milling in transit rate that has cess of the big undertaking. is no time to set back with a self been in force for years, but, ow satisfied air and pat ourselves From the figures given in the ing to a misunderstanding or on the back for what we have semi-annual report o f the State failure o f the milling company to accomplished. There are several Board of Health recently issued, make application for renewal, other things we need, some of the death rate in Oregon is esti the railroad company failed to which, at least, we may have mated at eight in 1000 which republish the old rate and. the coming our way if we stand is a very low rate, The total milling company begs to have shoulder to shoulder and work number of deaths is given as 2,- the old rate restored and made for them. 408 and o f this number 110 died to become retroactive so as to One that might be mentioned from old age, 219 persons met apply to all shipments t o date. is an interurban line from Port The best relief that the South violent deaths, o f which 28 were land. A proposition, which, in suicides. Here in our Oregon ern Pacific can afford the milling the estimation of the Graphic, climate people live so long they company, however, according to means more to the country on get tired o f the jo b and are un the communication o f Freight the west side o f the river in the willing to let nature take its Agent Malboenf, since the mat way o f developing our natural ter has been entirely overlooked, course. resources, and putting us to the is to make application to the front in the eyes o f the public, Dr. George D. Herron, who commission tor the publication than almost anything else that married the sweetheart o f his of a ten days’ rate and then give can be mentioned. We have seen college days and who afterwards the company credit for the dif what inter-urban lines have done put her away to live with an ference. The old rate expired on for Southern California and we "affinity,” the tw o going through May 31 but was not republished are confident they will do as a sort of form of taking each because there was no request for much and more for the Willa other for a “ companion,” is same by the milling company. mette valley when put into oper shunned by society and he is ation. now said to be living in seclu Pen Points from Milton Eagle. They are bound to come, and sion, broken in health, in far off one will come our way sooner Italy. It speaks well for the A local newspaper is absolutely or later. The only question is, country when public sentiment necessary to any community. It are we willing to sit down and refuses to countenance a public is the home paper that keeps the wait for some company to build man, who, under the ism of people o f the comunity in touch in its own goed time, or will we “ applied Christianity,” or any with each other by giving them brace up and go after a line. other freak notion, puts away the news o f their own neighbor The tw o courses are before us. the wife o f his youth and the hood and county. They keep the The Graphic favors taking the mother o f his children, for a new local pride and progressive spirit latter course. and younger "companion.” Let aroused and in various ways are An attempt should be made to the public continue to make hard worth more to a community interest capital in a line leading the way of this class of trans than a community ever spends up the valley on the west side, gressors against the marriage on them. The daily paper with from Portland to Newberg and vow, and insist that it shall still its large news service and quicker beyond, and in case o f a failure be held sacred. Dr. Herron is facilities may, in some instances, t o get anybody to take the mat simply reaping as he has sown. overshadow the weekly, bnt the ter up, we could easily form a weekly home paper fills a place, stock company, have a survey in the hearts o f the people that In reading the full page ad made and proceed to get the vertisements in the Portland a daily cannot fill. It comes to right of way, all o f which need dailies o f the Bay Ocean Park your home as an old and tried, not necessarily be a very expen scheme at the mouth of Tilla friend, while the daily enters as sive undertaking. mook bay, where an ew beach a stranger. With this mnch accomplished resort is being boomed, we are The kickers on the farm are we would have something to very forcibly reminded o f a dreary not so hard to get along with offer and we would be in a posi rainy day spent on that sand as the kickers in town. On the tion to do business with men spit twenty-seven years ago. It farm there is the kicking cow, w ho command capital and who was in the month o f November, are on the look out for such the day on which Garfield was and our long eared friend, the propositions. To some this may elected president, the year ol mule, while in town there is the appear visionary, but it is the 1880. The writer, in company old mossback who wants all the way the building o f lines has with Jesse Edwards, Dr. A. Mills municipal improvements with been hastened in other states and tw o other Indianians who out paying for them. The cow and there is no reason why it hit the trail that year for Ore may be sold for beef, the mule may not be made to work here. gon, and who had not been in traded for a shotgun, but noth We have faith in the push and the state long enough to gain ing but a funeral will get rid o f and energy of the business men our citizenship and be able to the town kicker. of Newberg, and we believe they vote at the election, were camped For the benefit o f those wl would win out on this proposi on that finger o f sand, which abhor printers’^ ink as a prir tion if they should undertake it. separates the bay from the ocean, factor to the advancement shooting ducks and geese while their interests, we would sta A big attendance is expected the other fellows were deciding that Sampson, the strong part at the agricultural “ hoss trot” who should be the next president was the first man to advertii to be held at Salem next week. o f the United States. 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