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This weather is aw fu lly hard « a the ice man. Poor old A bdil Hamid, the deposed Turkish ruler! Only eleven o f his w ives aré to be allowed to go w ith him to prison. The weather man says this is the dryest A p ril Oregon has seen in thirty-eigh t years. W ith the continued cool weather and no ■now coming out o f the mountains, it is feared that hot weather in June w ill bring it out w ith a rush and make high water. who were privileged to visit them that this would be the last for a long term o f years, but no very great lapse ot time has been allow ed to intervene between these great spectacular events. W ith the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific not yet out o f the shell, there comes in clarion . notes from stakfold Boston a proposition for holding a W orld’s F a ir for the New England states in that city in 1920, in commemoration ot the three hundreth anniversary of the landing o f tbe Pilgram fathers at Plymouth Rock. The suggestion comes none too early, for the tact that New England has never held a big exposition is ample evidence of their tendency to deliberation, and ten years w ill be none to o long in which to mature the “ idear.” inform ation they desired. Recently we began prepa rations for making a count ot the people ot Ncwberg this spring, when we learned that Prof. F. K* Jones o f the college was planning to have the young men o f his Sociology class takje the census. As a result we have decided to w ork together, and consequently blanks have been prepared and the w ork w ill be begun this week. The tow n has been laid o ff in to districts and divided up, and the count w ill be made by the follow in g named young men: Roy Fitch, Bari Henry, Nathan i 'ook , Ernest Hadlock, Haines Burgess, Roy M ills and Harvey W right. They have been in- Henney & Stover OLIVER FAILS TO SHOW US. HIG HEST GRADE, CO M PLETE STOCK A Chicago representative in the Illinois legislature has introduced a bill, the purpose ot which is to lim it the size o f women’s hats to 18 inches, and forbids the adornments to extend more than six inches beyond tbe crown. The “ mean thing.” King & Bennett Hdw. Co Tbe position o f editor o f such a great newspaper as the Orego nian is one o f greater honor than th at o f minister to Mexico, and H arvey W. Scott is to be com mended for his good judgement in dedm ng to lay down his pen to go to Mexico as a representa tive of the home government. Plumbing! O ur stock is larger and more complete than ever. W e have all the latest patterns, consisting o f F. H. Caldwell Taffeta, wash taffeta, messaline, kobe, mira, rice mes saline, foulards, podesoies, pongees, malabars, Arnold, Jap, China, fancy silks, etc., etc. t how it could be done, his proposition would no doubt meet w ith favor, and asked him in dne time we w ill be able to tell to forth w ith show ns. This he yon w hat the present population does not attem pt to do. In fact o f Newberg is. ~ , ;V he states, in a play to the I t is surprising to aee what galleries in a column article last an accumulation o f old tin cans, week, “ a t this tim e the w riter scrap iron and miscellaneous w ill have bat little t o say relative junk can be gathered up in N ew - to figures that w ill show fo r berg each year at cleaning* up themselves.” Then he a t once proceeds to tim e, but it serves a good purpose in m aking fills in depressions in foil into the trap^laid for him, by streets when w ell covered w ith goin g on to show th a t while bat dart, and great is the re lie f to the meager sum o f $4500 has have it put out o f sight, rather been paid on the w ater bonds in than to have it scattered about eleven years time, and further th at while a large amount o f money has been collected in A short tim e ago the Graphic w ater rents, it has all been eaten called attention to the fa ct that a np in m aintaining, and enlarg fresh coating o f gravel spread ing, and extending the system. about the Southern Pacific depot This is exactly w hat we expected grounds would be appreciated by him to say. We all know that the patrons o f the road, and a the city is receiving a large car load o f decomposed granite m ontly revenue from w ater has already been set out a t the receipts, am ounting to $6000 or C H A S E ft L IN T O N station w ith which the want is to more a year, and we also know G RAVEL COM PANY be filled, thanks to the prompt that the city must be looking ness o f the accommodating out fo r a larger w ater supply for A ll kinds o f gravel fo r con officials, whose attention only the near future. The revenues o f crete work, cem ent blocks, needed to be called to the need. the past have been expended as or wood work furnished on stated, for keeping the system up short notice. Leave order» to meet the requirements ot our at the office o f R. IJ, Linn- grow in g little city, and it is like v illa ly that.fhese conditions w ill not during the present merit, regardless o f political change generation. In fact the chances affiliations and congress has are that more bonds w ill need to passed a census bill in ac E. A. ELLIS be sold in the not very distant cordance w ith his views. This G e n e ra l C o n tracto r w ill meet w ith tbe approbation future in order to be able to Septic tanks built after the I a i the general public, for a census furnish the w ater Newberg w il latest approved methods. demand. report to be o f vaine must be as This being the case we are un Sew er and T ile W ork. W ell D i « i n * nearly correct as it is possible to make it. L et tbe bràt men be able to see how it w ill be profit chosen, from the heads o f bureaus able fo r the city to undertake the down tbe line to the smallest purchase and operation o f a precinct enumerators, and then lighting plant, which w ill cost hold them, each and everyone, ten times more to operate and strictly accountable for the work keep in good order, than it costs put into their banda L et the tbe city to maintain it ’s gra vity census of 1910 be tbe most wdter system. I f M r. Oliver w ill show ns how accurate ever taken in the history the city pan jfgrnish. the-people o f the country. w ith better lights and better power, for less money than we A city is kept dean by every are now paying, we w ill allow man sweeping in front of his own him to cut out the big savings be door. A city is made beautiful proposes to make fo r the by each man keeping bis home purchase o f other very desirable neat and his front yard in order. utilities, and we w ill vote him a Even a rented place is pretty if public benefactor forthw ith. the tenant has pride enough to But first giye us the figure* keep it neat and clean. Where aH tbe houses and yards on a M r. Oliver. T H E BAZAAR Golden Iridescent Glassware Something new in the glassware line. Prices on this high grade glassware is very low. Call fo r further particulars. H e a d q u a r te r s fo r W atches, C lo c k s , and Jew elry Kienle &, Sons Eyes tested and Glasses F i t t e d LUMBER C. B. C U M M IN G S A CO boira Moulding C. K. Spaulding Logging Go Orégon Newberg street are well kept th at street attracts tbe attention o f passers- by. It does not take much tim e to m ate a place neat, and the sight of a nCat place raises tee estim ation the public has for a fam ily. The city should do something for its parks and for the streets; tbe people must d o it for the houses. T o have a city beautiful the people who •wu tbe house* and the people w ho rent houses must take an interest. Attention to details mak^ beauty.—C orvallis Gasctte.j Windows CENSUS OF NEWBERG TO BETAKEN. In a grow in g tow n it »a lw a y s a m atter o f speculation as to the actual number o f inhabitants within the corporate limits, and only at periods when the census is taken are the residents able to give inquirers any very deffinite in form ation al to the number of people the tow n has. Three different times in the past the Graphic has taken the census o f Newberg, the office bearing the People to trad« with us. C. F. W I L L I A M S if it is PRICES and Q U A L IT Y PA IN TE R , P A P E R H A N G E R and D E C O R A T O R that you want w e have it A gen t fo r Oregon Sienna Pkfnt Co’s, paints and var nishes. W e have a full line o f stains o f all shades. Linseed O il Turpentine and Kalsomine. G ive us a trial and be convinced that this fs d ie best place in N ew berg to buy paints • A ll work and material guaranteed satisfactory. don't belong to die trust, 1ST AND SLAIN STS. GREGORY SLOG. But Wo s s