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tmmmm N E W B E R G G R A P H IC . hundred and fifty high bred hon e« and a hundred pore bred cattle, which will be held in Portland. April 26 to M ay 1, will result in scattering throughout the Northwest a lot o f splendid animals, a*number oi which will be used tor breeding purposes. These stock sales serve to increase the interest in well bred stock and dcsenreto be well patronised. So far we have heard no mention made o f the name o f our friend, Walter L. Toose for governor. Possibly it is a little early yet. would not had the propoa become effects*«.—Eugene Along with a number o f other good men w ho have been mentioned as probable cag|i- datcs at the primary election fpr the office o f governor on the Re publican ticket, the name ,ot Judge George H. Burnett, is Senator Bourne made the mistake o f his life in opposing the appointment o f Pulton to that judgeship, it it was his desire to get the latter oat o f his way. With Pulton on the federal bench his political wings would have been pretty effectively clipped, but with a law office established in Portland, the home o f Bourne, it is easy to surmise that the latter will have reason to regret the blunder he has made, in the not very distant future. Peaches that were reported killed in the M ilton district during the winter cold spell are Hon. “Jeff” Myers is barred now promising a fair crop. It from making the race for m ayor was ever thus. o f Portland, much to his dismay, The New York legislature so the report goes, because he seems to be a little slow about has not lived in Portland six passing a primary law. For years, but it will be o f more testimonials let them apply to interest to the general public to know how “J eff’ became barred Jonathan and G eorge., from handling the appropriation W ith the present rapid grow th for the state exhibit at the ot Newberg the future water big show to be pnlled off at supply for the city is well worth Seattle this season. Hereto the serious consideration o f those fore we were persuaded to believe in authority, and without any that he had a cinch on all job s o f unnecessary delays. this kind. The size o f baker’s loaves is to be reduced to correspond with the price o f flour, and o f necessity a little larger per cent ot saw dust mast be added to break fast foods in order to break even. With a prospect of Taft and the old Liberty Bell both coming this w ay, the Rose Festival boosters are beginning to feel their oats. The principal dif ference in the tw o attractions is that while one is badly cracked, the other is noted tor his sound- ............. We once thought that all that was necessary to make bird catching easy was to drop a little salt on the feathered songster’s tail, which proved to be a delusion, and now comes a Brooklyn doctor who denounces the nse ot salt on potatoes. W hat progress we are making! T o an outsider the seeming willingness o f Oregon City to allow the old home o f Dr. John M cLoughlin to be torn down and carted aw ay, appears to be a very short sighted attitude. The Oregonian truly says: “ As time posses. Dr. M cLonghlin’s memory will take on an aspect more and more romantic. The historians and poets ot Oregon will not fail to make much o f his eccentricities and of the genuine nobility o f his character.” As a result o f these things the time will come when the old home will be o f historic value, and it is well, worth preserving. Some one recently mailed the Graphic a copy ot the M onroe County, Wisconsin, Democrat, with a blue pencil mark above a column article in which some comparisons are made, where a Justice of the peace in that state fined three Indians $60 for kill ing a coon out o f season, while a saloon keeper was fined but $10 for selling beer to a fifteen year old boy. Of coarse it all depends on the point o f view, and it is likely that the man who dealt out “justice” in these instances, took into consideration the fact that coons are getting a good deal scarcer in Wisconsin than M. D. - Wisdom has been the article that made Milwaukee appointed superintendent o f the famous. livestock exhibit at the Alaska- “ The state press association at Yukon-Pacific Exposition. , We its recent session condemned all appreciate the honor that comes to Oregon in the appoint Governor Chamberlain for veto ment, and then it will be so con ing the bill providing forthepub- venient when an inquiry is made lication o f delinquent taxes, an for the superintendent to just be action that was uncalled for. able to point to Mike’s whiskers. Newspapers have no more right than any one else to be interest ed ' in graft affairs.—Albany The Graphic has just received the March number ot the Uni Democrat. The Democrat is as versity of Oregon Bulletin. It is narrow in this comment as it is a handsomely prepared booklet in every view it expresses on Ninety-nine o f twenty pages showing a public questions. number o f views o f the Universi ont o f every one hundred taxpay ty buildings and campus, and ers want the delinquent list protection giving a large amount ot con published, as a densed information in regard t o against speculators in tax titles, the work o f the University, and the governor seems to have entrance requirements, cost o f vetoed the bill solely to “ get even” with the Oregonian, of living, student life, etc. Portland, where there is a long Portland is warming up to the list ot delinquents. Besides this, m ayoralty contest and it will be newspapers are the recognized watched with good interest from mediums ot publicity in all such now on until the final vote is matters, and have a right to be counted and announced, not only offended when a public official, by the people of Portland, bnt by for personal reasons, seeks to members o f all political parties curtail their usefulness by deny throughout the state. Simon is ing them the legal publications the first man up and the ultra they are justly entitled to. If “ statement one” crowd are the Democrat was a newspaper searching tor a man to put up it would join in the voice o f against him, while the democrats protest raised by the state press, a ir quietly awaiting for the just as The Guard does, although main chance, as usual. this paper, under its present P. H. Caldwell 6t Company Taffeta, wash taffeta, mesaaline, kobe, mira, rice mea- aaNne, foulards, podeaoiea, pongees, malabars, Arnold, Jap, China, fancy silka, etc., etc. Prices are as Lew as the Lowas t give the state a dean, a tie, business like administration, and he would run like a racehorse in Yamhill County. Through the duplicity o f a clerk in the Auditors office in Portland, the president of the Portland Brewing Co. with his book keeper, gained access to the vault at night and erased a large number of names from a petition that had been placed on file, the purpose o f said petition being the better regulation o f the Kqnor trafic in Portland. This dirty piece o f work will only serve to aronse the better element of society to action, and hasten the day when the state of Oregon will be voted dry. CH ASE & LINTON GRAVEL COM PANY All kinds o f gravel for con crete work, cement blocks, or wood work furnished on short notice. Leave orders at the office o f R. B. Linn- ville. T H E BAZAAR Golden Iridescent Glassware Something new in the glassware line. Prices on this high grade glassware is very low. Call for further particulars. E. A. ELLIS G eneral C on tractor Septic tanks, built after the latest approved methods. In the past we have had a Sewer and Tile W ork. W ell Digging good deal o f talk, at intervals, about the need of one or more Q uaker City parks in Newberg, but aside from P oultry Y a rd a block donated for park r Barred Plymouth Rocks this purposes, by B. C. Miles, in his M season are the best that I have addition in the southeast part o f eyer owned, W ill have a limited tow n, nothing definite has been number o f eggs fo r hatching. done. As time goes on thepfkes C. F. BUTLER, N sw bsrg, O n . o f real estate continue to climb higher and tracts that might be available for park purposes are being cut up into lots and sold, and while Newberg may be term ed a city o f .“ m a g n ific e n t distances,” the park question still remains unsolved, and those w ho come after us will no doubt say it was a short sighted policy we persued. P lu m bin g! Kienle & Sons LUMBER Shingles W indows M ouldings L E T US FIGURE W ITH YOU, Rev. Jno. Shires received a telegram M onday, with the sad news o f the death o f an elder sister, who resided in Illinois. J. H. Emmett o f West Bend, Wisconsin, who has been spend ing the winter in Everson, W ash ington, is visitinghisconsin, J. C. WiUs. The W. C. T. U. met with M itt Nancy Atkinson, April 1$. A number o f the ladies were pretest. Miss Ewing was present and gave a talk on M other’s meet ings. The next meeting will be held at the home o f Mrs. H. Phase on the second Wednesday in May.. H e a d q u a rte rs for Watches, C lo c k s , and Jewelry Eyna tested and Glasses F it t e d 7 nn a \ f «UAftANTEÉO' rea ss yum The Graphic and semi-weekly Oregon Journal one year, $2.00. C. B. C U M M IN G S & C O King A Bennett Hardware Co W e have a large line o f Souvenir Postal Cards and m ake a specialty o f Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex ecuted to order. SJvsr Oregon Newberg C. P. W IL L IA M S PAINTER, PAPERHANGER and DECO RATO R Agent for Oregon Sienna Paint Co’s, paints and var nishes. We have a full line o f stains o f all shades. Linseed O il Turpentine and Kalaomine. Give us a trial and be convinced that this ia the best place in Newberg to buy paints • All work and material guaranteed satisfactory. E. FIR S T S T . CREAM EBY BLOCK T H E L O U IS X V I It w sa «xquittt* reproduction ia •dvsr o f the delicate linee and •harta m otif, charact.na.ntf the Ltar French R anaiaeance period. w kJs ta «m gla richneee—the firrt requinta for heauty ia table adrar
