Image provided by: Newberg Public Library; Newberg, OR
About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1908)
N E W B E R Q G R A P H IC . „______ BAlur tt tfc« U Mawbarg. O n fW . m a i o SVH KY TH U RSD AY SCORNINO S . « . WOODWARD. W . C. WOOOWARU. $1.50 Per Year In Advance. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 , 1906 . * The following sentiments ex pressed by the M yrtle Point En terprise, while written on ao count o f local conditions recently brought to light in that town, may be read with profit by the residents ot many other towns in Oregon. “ The moral and law- abiding people o f Myrtle Point were inexpressibly shocked to learn this week ot the immoral tone that prevades and perme ates a certain class and seems to be especially prevalent among certain youths o f the city. It has been known for a long time that there was a tendency to degen eracy among certain youths, but it was not realized that it had gone the limit o f depravity. Whether the technical facts o f the identical case are proven or not there seems to be no question that there is a large moral sore in the town, and one which can and should be speedily eliminated. Past offenses have been too fre quently winked at in a spirit of tolerance and forbearance, but it is high time that people should unhesitatingly show their disap proval o f persons who are guilty of immoral conduct in the future And this should be done in the interest o f the boys and girls not yet contaminated. In times past indecent people have been re ceived and tolerated at social gatherings who should in future be made to feel that they are not welcome. No more should those tainted by vice be permitted to flaunt their immorality in the faces of decent people and inno cent children. Furthermore there should be a toning up o f lan guage and conversation, especial ly in the presence o f children. Oaths and lewd conversation have been altogether too profuse to tend toward elevated thoughts and in this a large number ot men are guilty. Let us in the fu ture tend toward an uplift in moral sentiment and give the de praved unmistakable evidence that their room is preferable to tbeir company. Either this or turn the town over to the hood lums. Which shall it be?” Jno P Leoper & wt to Robt M W S Thompson to Samuel S Barnes i & wt; 90x103 ft on fi & Emily M Pringle; blk E Co sines 3rd ad McM; $2000. st McM; $1300. E BSwitser& w fto G A Graves; G M Graves & w f to Jay small tract in J B Rogers die in t Graves; lot 8 blk 9 Hurley 3 r 2; $250. Larges ad Newberg; $100. H D T errel & w f to Geo Sar Jennie C & Andrew Nelson to gent; 18V4 a in sec 6 t 6 r 3; Amelia Schwarts; lots 1-2-3-4 sec 1 1 t 3 r 5; $o. •ec $2600. Albert Reinholz & wt to Hen Frederick A Simonson & wt to Hammann & wt; 3 a in C Isaac S Miller & wt; 207 a in Graves die in t 5 r 6; $300, Alex N Miller die in t 5 r 5; Earl W Hatch & w f to Walter $13,455. H Becker; lot 265 Dayton; $1. Angie M Edson & hub to Mo- Gust Minuth & w f to Fred B dine M Pierce & hub; lot 2 blk 1 Hosford; 10 a in Jno Williamson & lot 1 blk 4 Kutches 2nd ad d iet 3 r 3; $1000. Carlton; $1. Jesse Edwards & w f to Walter Bank o f Newberk to R W Har- Robertson & wf; lots 1-2 blk 5 The Boston Herald in discard rold; lot 10 blk 14 Deskins 2nd Edwards 2nd ad Newberg; $500. ing the comic supplement says: ad Newberg; $500. B C Miles & wt to Ruth Hes Elizabeth Jones et al to David ton; lot 3 blk 9 City Park ad Comic supplements have ceased to be comic. They have become A Jones; 4.116 a in Luke Mc Newberg; $100. Kern die in t 3 r 2; $300. B C Miles & w f to Jay Heston; as vulgar in design as they are Jno W Fletcher & w f to C W lot 4 blk 9 City Park ad New tawdry in color. There is no Powell; s% lot 146 Dayton; $150. berg; $125. longer any semblanee o f art in P A Elynn & w f to W D Miles; ■Valley Real Estate Co to Carl them, and if there are any ideals 8% lot 5 blk 4 Fairview ad Willa ton Lumber Co; 3.25 a in Claim they are low and descending low mina; $82.50. No. 55 in t 3 r 4; $162. P A Flynn & w f to J D Whit- Edward Metcalf to I D Welch; er.” Possibly the so-called comic mer; nVi lot 5 blk 4 Fairview ad 80 a in sec 13 t 5 r 8; $100. artists have descended to a little Willamina; $82.50. Jno Emett & w f to Fred & K o lower level o f late in endeavoring Thos Hall & wt to Etta Fair- ren Sitnonsen; eVi lot 1 Fairlawn to cater to the tastes o f the peo chiles; 30x50 ft in A Job die in t subd and lots 1 to l l Orchard ple, but for a long time they have 3 r 4; $1. Homes ad McM; $6000. S Jno Wortman & wt to V E pictured the unreal in life with Cunningham; lots 7-8 blk 8 Row U S to David Booth & wt; Not 7087 in t 2 r 3. such glaring prominence that lands ad McM; $695.53. G W Evans & w f to Eugene their efforts have been simply W L Harrington & w f to Amy Brown; lots 1-2-7-8 blk,18 Faul- disgusting to a large number ot E Eddy; part lots 2-3-5 blk 5 coners 3rd ad Sheridan; $2000. newspaper readers, who have the Fairview ad Willamina; $1000. Narcissa Bristow to C A & R Georgia S Birrell & hub to habit o f at once consigning the Mary J & J S Hanna; lot 3 Bir 0 Bristow; 200 a in sec 14 & 23 in t 3 r 2. $50. colored sheet to the waste bas rell 10 acre tracts; $1000. Yerex Bros. Co. to W C Sea- ket when the paper is opened. Alice M Skinner & hub to L M chrest et al; several tracts of land Parker; 116.50 a in sec 5 t 3 r in t 4-5 r 6; $10. Judging from the many favor $ 2000 . E E Switzer & wt to Jas E & able comments made on the ed Maggie E Buckley; lot 13 Little itorial which appeared in the Howes subd; $1000. Graphic last week under the head M a iy C Shireman to Percy THE ot "W h a t o f the Fufure,” it ap Middleton Tallman; 157.35 a in pears that the great majority of David Booth die in t 2 r 3; $3500 Lavina C Williams to C N Cor the people of Newberg are in fa nelius lots 1 to 8 blk 32 Edwards vor ot maintaining the enviable ad Newberg; $1700. reputation tor moralitv which Bertha Cornelius to Liddie Cor Newberg has had in the past. nelius; lots 1 to 8 blk 32 Ed Is already here and the Holidays a r e approach Of course we have a few people, wards ad Newberg; $1. ing. Remember I am some o f whom pose as good citi J L Harris & wt to J L Kerns; headquarters for silver 20 a in sec 9 t 2 r 4; $400. zens, who are anxious to intro ware and other suitable Ed Wood & w f et al to H o w duce here the very things, the ab ard Ruffner; land on ß st McM; goods fo r presents. Prices sence ot which has helped very $450. the lowest fo r the best money can buy. H oward Rnftner & w f to Anna materially in making the good L Fraser; land on B st McMinn name for Newberg as a home ville; $800. S. W . P O T T E R town, and these were not pleased Martha E Heater & hub to with the sentiments expressed. Robt A Cooper; nVfc ne^4 sec 19 t This was to be expected. 4 r 5; $50. the very heart o f the Kern River oii district’ is not true. The property is encumbered. The property is miles from the heart of the field. It is as nearly worth less as it could be. There is noth ing poorer in Kern River. Pro tests have been filed at Bakers field postoffice against the use ot the mails by the people responsi ble for so evident a fraud.” This is simply anotber citation to il lustrate the fact that all is not gold that glitters. A letter from E. Hofer, o f the Capital Journal, referring t o an editoriaLin the Graphic regard ing his supposed candidacy tor the republican nomination for governor, and his stand on local option question says: did oppose local option when it was up for adoption, but after it was enacted by posed amending it and see it lived up to and enforced.” Now the Graphic would like to inquire if it is not a fact that Mr, Hoter, through his paper, vehe mently protested against the ef For years the mere mention o f fort o f the temperance people o f the hotel accommodations ot Marion county to vote the coun Newberg in tht presence o f a ty dry at the last election. bunch o f commercial travelers With the number ot cold blood was a signal tor giving the horse laugh, and they all planned their ed murders increasing in Oregon visits to our tow n with a view at a rapid rate, people begin to o f getting aw ay without being speculate on what we are com compelled to remain over night. ing to. This one thing is certain. Newberg was on the black list If we had a state law, vigorously with the traveling public and the enforced, making it a peniten advertising we go t m this way tiary offense to carry concealed was against us. But you will fire arms, it would work no notice that things have changed hardship on anybody. since the Imperial hotel was When the Graphic sees fit to opened. It took a good deal o f money to build it and a few men take anything from the columns had to shoulder the responsibil o f the Hillsboro Independent, or ity, but now you will hear tra v any other exchange, due credit is eling men speaking well o f our given, hut the Independent failed hotel accommodations and men in a recent issue to extend the o f this class are not seen hurry same courtesy to the Graphic. ing out ot town as they did be T o simply say an exchange says fore the new hotel was opened. so and so is not treating the “ ex No other amonnt o f money has change” fairly. been expended here that has g iv Possibly some ot the “ blind en and will continue to give New pigs” reported in the county may berg as much favorable mention j receive their sight, since the coun as the money invested in the new ty court has made an offer o f a and up to date hotel. reward ot $50 for evidence fur nished which will lead to the ar In a recent number o f the rest and conviction ot anyone Graphic mention was made that found violating tbe local option a number o f our exchanges were law. carrying an advertisement o f the “ Kern Associated Oil Company” Real Estate Transfer». and also that the same proposi Reported br tbe Y ent till) Countr A batnv t Com pear MeMtnsvUto. tion had been tamed down by tbe Graphic. In a recent num Katherine B Burdick et al to ber o f the “ California Oil World” McDonald; wV4 lot 2 Fairlawn the Kern company was exposed, subd; $100. U S to Lizzie D Gilman; sV&ne% the article closing with these sec 31 t 5 r 8. words: “ The statement, then, Lizzie D Monday & hub to D E that the Kern Associated ‘owns Emmett; %Vt neVi sec 31 t 5 r 8; tree o f incumbrance forty acres in $ 200 . King & Bennett Hardware Co. Have you seen our H E A T IN G STO V ES We have over 2 5 dif ferent Sizes Styles to select from. O ar First & Washington Sts C. B. C U M M IN G S A C O Paints, Oils, G lass, House Furnish ings, W all Paper, Carpets, Lino leum, House Painting and H ard ware. W e have a large line of Souvenir Postal Cards and make a specialty of Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex- v ecuted to order. W E D D IN G SEASON Newberg Oregon LUMBER <; To make room for our large stock o f Christinas goods we will offer For The Next Few Days Only < I o ¡: :: <» Prices A re Right 20 per cent discount on all white goods 10 “ “ outings 20 “ “ wool and mixed goods 25 “ “ Ladies’ and Children’s Coats Calicos 5 and 6 cent!______ W indows N A S H A F IN L E Y r V W W t W t v W t Mouldings %» t V t v W T W T V T W T H E BAZAAR HOLIDAY OPENING DEC. 7, 08 IM PO R T E D C H IN A FOR G IF T P U R P O S E S -A few specimen values. Nothing is more appro priate for a gift than a nice piece o f imported china. O ur line is complete, including every thing desirable in moderate priced ware. F. H. Caldwell & Com PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS mMBEflUlHü COUGH REM EDY Don’t miss the Special Sale Dec. 5, 1908 K IE N LE A S O N S Coughs,Colds, Located on East First S t CROUP, WhoopgCoi$i Jas. Patterson & Son T H E CHEAP S TO R E We are giving great values through out our entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc.* Good goods at shod dy prices. We can save you money. Give us a trial and be convinced. Jas. Patterson & Son Plumbing! I Give ua a chance at that new home. W e would like to put In thoae Bath Fix tures, Etc., and do y o u r plumbing. COLUM BIA C Y L IN D E R M ACHINES A N D RECORDS LET « S FIOURE WITH YOU. N ew records exchanged for eM m e». Ask us about it at Opera Stand i e le m e n t o « Ss Evans
