Newberg graphic., June 11, 1908, Image 4

that it should be read outride
Polk county: The truth
tained therein is not local
should be emphasised
dry county in the state;
I I V U T T l t n i M T H O M IN G
the wet counties too,
lagrant violation o f law,
W .C .'
the feet that “ the licensed deafer
is easily watched,” has turned
the army o f neutrals into enemies
o f the salbon. Neither should
than one man who voted the pro­ the admonition op the active h -
rsoa m y, itms 11, lMt.
hibition ticket straight and voted sponabifity of good citizens to ­
against a dry county. Prom wards law enforcement be con­
fined to the liquor business. But
POST-ELECTION o b s e r v a ­ hearing a tew hours' count the
this
isn’t to be oar editorial.
writer became convinced that
t io n s .
felly one-fourth o f the voters did That o f the Observer follows: j
The exigencies o f politics have not vote intelligently; that is did
“ The voters o f Polk county
so fixed it that Newberg, the re­ not even know how to mark having decided to prohibit the
publican stronghold o f the coun­ their ballots, and the intelligence sale o f intoxicating liquors in the
ty, and always looked to expect­ of the South Newbeig voters is county, it is their duty . to see
antly by candidates in trouble, certainly as high as the average. that their wish is obeyed, and
is now for the first time in years Tbe'Graphic has never been ac­ that the county is made dry ip
unrepresented on the official ros­ cused o f being ardently for wom­ fact a t well as in name. Let no
ter o f the county. We save oth­ an suffrage but we wouldn't be one shirk his share of this duty
ers, ourselves we cannot save.
afraid to wager that the same and responsibility, imagining
Should Gabriel announce his number o f women from the same that the task w ill be a fight one,
coming tw o weeks ahead of time precinct could have gone into the or it w ill not. I t w ill not be suf­
and should St. Peter generously booths and marked ballots all ficient now for the private citisen
throw open the books to all for round their w orthy lords, both to sit back and throw the whole
registration, there would still be as to dispatch and correctness.
responsibility on dhe shoulders
a lot o f fellows showing up on
The proverbial pendulum which of the officers, claiming that he
the evening o f the Judgment Day
used to swing far out to ­ lias done his whole duty in v o t­
wanting to be sworn in! Bat ward the “ v o t’er straight” idea ing liquor out o f the county. No
we know tw o or three fellows on when a man was ashamed to a d officer, however faithful, caw ef­
First street who were grilled by m itth at he ever scratched his fectually enforce a law
their long-8nffering friends in a ticket, has apparently gone the public sentiment is behind him,
w ay which will tend to help limit in the other direction. Few and the w ay to keep liquor from
them take notice next time when indeed were the tickets voted being sold unlawfully is for every
it is announced that it is time to
straight on Monday of last week. citizen to assist in enforcing pro­
register.
Some ballots^ gave evidence of hibition. The licensed dealer is
I t is imperative that the New­ being marked carefully, candi­ easily watched, as his place of Boyd; 94 a in secs 28 & 29,1 2 s,
berg voting precincts be divided dates being chosen with discrimi­ business is open to the public at r 3 w; $1700.
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and readjusted generally. Spring- nation from different parties. all hours, but the illicit traffic is ! Albert E Wilkes to H E Wilkes;
brook should have a precinct of But it was far otherwise with o f an entirely different character. lot 4, blk 2, Lalayette; $100. #
its own, and the limits of North very many. Especially was in­ The Observer has its opinions on
H E Wilkes to G H Perkins; lot
Newberg should be extended on consistency shown in the vote the local option question, and 4, blk 2, Lafayette; $50.
the west so those living close in for representatives. Despite the has not hesitated to express
Wm H H Stewart to Otto
should not be asked to g o aw ay hue and cry for the principle at them; neither has it had any rea­ Schrader; 120 a in sec 29, t 5 s, r
np to the head o f Chehalem Val­ stake on the Statement No. 1 son to change them; bnt now, 8 w; $960.
ley to vote. With a few such ad­ proposition, as the writer heard that the people have said by
Luman L Van Nortenck to
ditions the tw o precincts should the votes counted there seemed their votes that the saloon must Adah M Thomas; lota 3-4-5-6,
be made into four. As it was to be relatively few ballots called g o and that the sale»of liquor for blk 62, LaFayette, $750.
this year, the vote in North New­ where the voter hating inclina­ beverage purposes mast cease in -Luellen Duncan to J Wm Dun­
berg was not counted until about' tions in that direction voted Jor Folk county, this paper w ill do can; 4-04 a in sec 5, t 3 s r 2 w;
eight o ’clock on the evening of both Statement No. 1 candi­ all in its power in enforcing .the
$ 1 .
the day following election.
dates. He would pick one, then law, both in letter and in spirit.
Luellen Duncan to James C.
Senator Fnlton encourages the give an offering to a republican Enforcing the la w under the new Duncan; 5.23 a in sec 5; t 3 s, r 2
Statement No. 1 members o f the opposed to the principle or even conditions, however, w ill not Ije w; $1.
legislature to break their pledges to a prohi where he knew his easy. Let no one be deceived in­
W B Wynn to Jno E Brown;
and refuse to vote for the peo­ vote wouldn’t count, I t would to thinking it will. F o r this rea­ 30 a in Jas Morris d 1 c t 3 s, r 2
ple’s choice for senator. I f any­ seem as if the voter was in favor son, it will be the duty o f every w; $5600.
thing more was needed to set of half of Statement No. 1 or in man who has voted to bring
F R U IT T R E E S
Fulton forth before the people in tavor o f it half of the time. about these- new conditions to
his true lights this last outbreak There were republicans voting work as earnestly and diligently
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W ell yes, m general Stock always on
o f his is sufficient. The State­ for democrats and an occasiona to enforce the law as he did to hand
at Lafayette Nursery Cb. See W.
ment No. 1 principle may be prohi, prohibitionists voting for pass the law. In this way, and B. Reed fo r prices before buying else­
wrong, bnt this thing of inviting democrats and occasionally for this w ay only, can the advocate where. Address,
men to break solemn political a socialist or even a republican of temperance prove his sincerity
Box 37, Lafayette,
pledges is both vicious and cor­ A few voters chose men from al to the cause o f temperance.
rupting. I t smacks of the old four parties. One man voted tor
Piano for Sale.
school of politics in Mihich the but three men on the whole tick
man from Clatsop took his train­ et, choosing a republican, a dem
Magnificent $450 piano for
ing.
ucrat and a socialist. Some men
$300. This piano has been less
With the exception o f one in apparently l$t their pencils just than three years in use and is in
cumbent, Cap. W yatt Harris, wander over the big blanket
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
first-class condition. It i^ extra
the position of county recorder sheet aimlessly, absolutely with
large and has an exceedingly PRESCRIPTION WORK A
w ill now be held for thejfirst time out purpose or design, making a
powerful yet sweet tone. A pia­
since the office was established mark here and there as fancy no that will last for a lifetime}
SPECIALTY.
by a man who does not hail from might suggest. Listening to an
also
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Newberg. Whereon the county hour’s count would have tendec
H o usehold
F u r n it u r e
fo r Books, Stationery,'Fancy and
jo b does Newberg sit now? to ja r th^ most ardent supporter sale by private bargain consist­ Toilet Articles. Camara and
o f fhe “ reign of the common pee ing o f couch, bedroom suite, din­ Kodaks and all kinds of Camera
T h a t’s what Echo answers.
The official count shows that pul.”
ing table, dining chairs, small ta­ Supplies.
LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K -
I t was to be W te d that the ble, etc., etc.
Prof. F. K. Jones lost out for the
EKV
legislature by a measlv ten straightest ballots were votre
Cap be seen any time at the
votes! Wouldn’t that rasp you, by the non-partisan democrats residence o f J. S. Carrick, Pro­
An Insidious Danger.
especially when it is remembered It was ever thus.
fessor of Music, on Meridian St.
One of the worst features of kid'-
that about one-fourth the voters
A common query: Is Old Yam
Real Estate Transfers.
ney
trouble is that it is an insidious
in these tw o precincts neglected hill developing a second Cham
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disease and befoie the victiifil real­
Reported br the Yam hill County Abutri
to vote for more than one candi­ berlain in M a tt Corrigan?
izes his danger be may have a fatal
company. McMInnvill*.
date, when it said plainly on the
Take Foley’s kidney
This thing of Chamberlain go
Chas J Cullison & w f to Maty malady.
Remedy at the first sign of trouble
ballot “ vote for tw o .” And as ing on the national democratic
Farr; s 50 ft o f lots 5-6-7-8, big as it corrects irregularities and pre-
Bones’ name came first, he fre­ ticket* tor vice-president has
36 Edwards Add Newberg; $1,5 vents Bright’s disease and diabetes.
quently g o t the vote.
ceased to be a joke with Oregon
H E Shadden & w f to C F L it For sale by C- F- Moore.
“ We shall see what we shall republicans. They’re afraid he’e engood; lot 7, blk 43, Dundee;
see.” This is a little gem that is pull the ticket through to vic­ $35.
Ths Newberg Meat Co
being worked over time by the tory. -
J M Ruggles & w f to Arden
Has the best facilities for fur­
Oregon paragraphers who are
Chorus o f Newberg republicans Lowther; lot 7, blk 4, Haus- nishing first'class meats and
disappointed over the election. to democr&t£ senator, F. H. wirths 2nd Add to North Yam­
butchers’ supplies, and the best
It sounds oracular, learned, and Caldwell, the only official repre-v hill; $95.
is none too good for their cus­
smacks just a little of the dark sentative left to this end of the
P P Reed to W S Hellyer; s% tomers. Free delivery and both
and mvsterious. There is in it a county:
lot 4, blk 2, College Add Me phones.
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hint of the uncanny “ second “ Our hearts, our hopes, are all Minnville; $600.
Closing Out Sale.
sight” which always starts the
with thee,
John T Fonts to Sarah T Fletch­
mercury southward along a fel­ Our hearts, our hopes, our pray­ er; lots 2-7-1-8 Johns Add Mc­
T o close out our ent jre stock oi
low 's spine.' Indeed, there is some
ers, our tears, etc.
Minnville, $1825.
millinery we are offering every
truth in it after all—we shall see Are all with thee, are all with
G A Haines & w f to Walter E thing at cost. Come early while
what we shall see—stranger
tbee.”
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Whitcomb; 85 a-in Thos L Trô­ there is a good selection.
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things have happened. H ow ­ I t ’s up to you, Frank.
M rs . L A . H o r to n .
ner d 1 c in t 3 *, r 2 w; $4525.#'
ever, a free translation' o f this
Luella DuncantoLucinda Hew;
wise looking, dignified phrase is
' Special Notice.
GOOD STRAIG H T TA LK .
4.74 a id sec 5, t 3 s, r 2 w; $1,
something like this: “ I ’m sore.
Coljn M clvor & w f to Sam’l C
As v^as noted in these columns
The new telephone directories
Things are going to the demni-
last week, neighbor Polk, w hich Warner; 3 a in O J Walker d lcin are printed. Call and get one.
tion bow w ow s and before lon£
New Stromberg-Carleon tele­
joins us on the sohtb, voted to t 3 s, r 2 w: $700.
phones tor sale. Share of stock
I ’ll be able to «a£ ’1 told you
throfe out the booze. The com­ J W Barcroft to C A Bristow; sold on installments if preferred.
so.’ ¥%'
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A ment upon that
feet from the 10 a in J H Hessid 1 c in t 3 g, r Also new phones and extra parts
The writer stepped into the pen of Editor Hayter, o f the' Ob­ 2 w; $3500.
for sale. S. J. Madson, Mutual
South Newberg polling place to server, is good; so good, in tact,
Fred Ç H ortig to Albert H phone 18*3.
NEWBERO QRAPHIC
hear a few votes counted, hat it
was so ¿ntertfining and edifying
he remained until past midnight.
Certainly was voting nevermore
promiscuous a n d haphasard,
p a rtij from ignorance evidently
and partly from the general fell«
are to grasp the situation. It
could be generally told whether
King & Bennett
First & Washington
C. a CUM M INGS 4 CO.
Paints,* Oils, G las« , House Furnish­
ings, W a ll Paper, Carpets, Lino­
leum, House* Painting and H ard -
Newberg
! . » Oregon
CHJMIERUIKS
if . m m o
S. W .F U 1 1
I> the the man to ree
Watches, Clocks, and a full line
o f Silverware for the' holiday
trade.
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Silk Ribbons, Embroid-
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Administratrix Notice.
Notice la hereby riven that the undentgned
haa
been duly appointed admlDtatratrlx of the
ubeen
ent
Ate of Thao Weber, deeeeeed, by the Conn-
itete
ty Court of YI hfll county, Oregon
Now,
, . therefore,
re, ell peraon» havlnf claim«
agelnat aeld eatece ere hereby notified and re-
qulred -to preaent aeme with the proper vouch
era to the undendened et the office of ( Clarence
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Butt,
ntt, in the
theelty
elty oi
ol Newberg
Newberw,
bere. Vanitili!
Ya
Yamhill county,
re*on, within »lx month,
tba from dete hereof.
Dated May 2S, l«ntt.
SADIHWXBER
Administratrix of the itete of Theo. Weber,
deceased
Clare««
Butt, attorney for estate.
Dress Goods, Shoes and
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Notions at
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A t the Racket Store
N A S H & F IN L Ê Y
General Jones.
I have purchased the grand
young sfallion General Jones, No.
41747. He is by Captaih Mc­
Kinney, by Mclynney 2:11»/3V
,
1st dam Daisy ,Q. Hill, by Altir
mont.’ He is royally bred and
has a right to b e as fa it as his
silver Bellemont 2:09^4. He won
first premium at the recA t Van­
couver, B. C., Horse Show. His
brother Chehalem won first in
his class at the Lewis and Clark
fair. He is large, handsome, and
will make a horse o f *16 bands,
and 1150 pobndk. He can be
W at my stable at Newbefg.
. J^e C.
*ON.
I Plumbing!
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU.
Clemonson A Evans