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GRAPHIC. rtltka meat. Captain Shaw is editor o f the Milwaukee Record. R t taw military service at 17 years o f age and now curries in fiie body., something less than n quarter pound o f Confederate lead, as well as several sabre cuts. Former Indiana people very well remember that in the old it has been our desire for souse IT TSUBSDAT HOKKIHO “ Hobtier” state during n politic time to extend this work in the W.C.' al campaign, they grt their blood extreme northwest, but up to (his up and do things. At least that time we have not been able to d o w ai the w ay they did in former $1.50 Far Year in Advance. so. Mr. G. Harold Powell, who campaigns. A recent issue o f the istn charge at the Fruit Trans Martinsville, Indiana, Democrat portation and Storage Investi *r. H. 6 recounts an incident in ’a cam gations, is planning to take a Ok Friday night at the Friends paign o f long a g o as follow s: ot the red flag trip to Washington and Oregon “ A couple o f weeks ago we by the Journal, failed to defeat during the present summer in church will occur the graduating order to become acquainted with exercises o f the High School, told about a big ox team that Sanson for m ayor o f Portland. the problems o f this nature that when the following program was driven to a political gather ing at Centerton, long yea n Conditions in Portland and in need developing in those states. will fie rendered. all Oregon are very different It is Mr. Powell's intention to Invocation...Rev. John F. Lyoiis rSgo. In speaking of this -on K ano Duetr “ Symphony No. 7” , Saturday last, Mr. J. J. Hinson, from w hat they were in former visit Oregon on this trip, Haydn...M rs. C.B . Wilson and of Jackson township, said that years when Joseph Simon, small in his recollection one or tw o LEST THE OREGONIAN Miss Jessie E. Britt in etatnre bat mighty in politics, Class Oration, “ The Neglected small errors had crept into the w as at the head o f affairs in the FORGETS. * * H a lf’ .... Miss Maude Gregory item. The gathering was held in party in power. It is now his The Oregonian is a great big Instrumental Trio, “ Pas des 1856, and not in 1860 as was opportunity to make good under stated. Also that the team was Echarpes” , Chaminade, the new conditions and he says paper in every sense of the word, and a newspaper that every Piano....................... ..M iss Hull made up ot thirty-five yoke o f he is goin g to do it. Oregonian ought to be proud of. Violin.......................... Mrs. HuH oxen and not thirty-seven asgiv The Corvallis Gazette and The fact is there is not another 'Cello............................ Mr. Hull en, but he says that it was Times, instead of wrangling and paper published on the coast that Address,to Class......Prof. R. W. arranged to hook up the thirty seven yokes; tw o o f the yokes, abusing each other, lose no has an editorial page that equals Kirk oi Independence. it, and there are few that excel it opportunity to give each other Vocal £blo, “ If I had a Thousand however, did not arrive on the compliments, which is an agree' anywhere in the country. It has Lives to Live” ..........Maguire starting ground till after the able change from the common taken years o f hard, incessant Solman, Miss lola Gorman. cavalcade bad started or was labor, along with the develop custom .—Daily Journal. Let the Presentation ot Diplomas, Sup’t ready to start, and could not be hitched in. He says also that in Journal and the Oregonian try ment o f the great Northwest, to W. W. Wiley. passing the sweet stuff back and make such a newspaper possible Double Quartette, “ Though We stead ot a span o f males as lead forth and see how it will work— however. It was not always the Part” ...... Misses EulaColcord, ers at the head o f the team he great newspaper that it is today a change from the “ common Gwendolin Stannard, Gertrude thinks it a single jack that custom ” that would be quite a fact that some o f the editoria Hollingsworth, Celia Burgess, carried a rider, writers of it are prone to forget, noticeable, t o say the least. Wilma Finley, Louise Austin. leader o f the team, was one ot the crowd when hi a humor for poking fan Elva Cory, lone Stewart Anyone, w ho has occasion to at the methods of som e. o f the Benediction.....Rev. G,C. Ritchey upon the wagon pulled by travel through a section ot the “ little sheets” ot the present day team, and that this w agon was country with which they are not coupled out till the vehicle was Note the follow ing which ap familiar, will recognize at once peared in the Oregonian o f date - as long as from the hitchrack the im portance to the stranger o f November 1, 1866 under the to the point where he stood, o f having the country roads head o f “ The Oregonian Wants .A Dutchman, addressing 1 which w as on the pavement on properly marked at convenient Cabbage and Turnips on Sub dog, said: “ You vas only a dog, } the north side,—a distance o f distances by sign boards, giving scription.” “ Some few am ong but I vish I vas you. Ven y o n probably abont-sixty feet. Mr. the distances and direction to the many o f those, w ho desira g o mit your bed in you shust B. F. King as we stated was one the principal points along the to bring us their products in pay- turn around dree dimes and lay of the seven drivers o f the team, w ay. T oo little attention is meat for the Oregonian, a n here dow n; ven I g o mit de bed in but Mr. Hinson could not recall paid to this matter and many a by notified that corn, wheat, have to lock up tbs blace, and who they were tbqt acted in that weary mile is often retraced on barley, p o t a t o e s , c a b b a g e , ‘■rind no de clock and put de cat capacity. > The incident happened account of the lack ot the triend- turnips, beets, carrots, batter, out, und ondress myself, und my fifty-three years a g o.” lyguidepost to point the way. cheese, lard, pork, beet, mutton, iron vakes up und scolds, den de The commercial club ot Walla etc, etc, are all good to eat, baby vakes up and cries and T o f Law. Walla, Washington, has worked provided they are well cooked, haf to walk de house round, deg What are they m oving the out a plan for marking every and that printers eat like other maybe, ven I get myself to bed, Ven1 tanghi tqr?” ., country road, yrithm a radios o f men, w ho work for a living. A it is time t o get np. again, yon get a ft you shust Stretch fifty miles ¿ f that city. The little hay and oats w ould find Well, stranger. I’ m m ayor o f signs are in the form o f an market near our sanctum ,:. A few yourself, dig yonr* neck a Màdie these digging, an' I’m Ter Ipw arrow, and are six inches wide pig yokes wanted to prevent and yog vas up. I haf to enforcement. We’ vé g ò t an and three feet long. They are some o f the dem ocratic grunters de fire, put on de. kettle, scrap ordinance what say# no saloon some mit mine vife already, and jsh a ff be nearer thàn 300 feet painted white and bear the plain from getting into our garden get my breakfast. Yon blay from a church. I give ’em three black legend, Walla Walla. The The management no doubt sign matter is generally recog took the view that “ a fair ex around all day and hat Olentjr q f days to move the church.’’—Legal nized as only the beginning o f a change is no robbery,” and since fnn. I haf to vork all day and News. program o f definite action that Mr. Pittock, w ho represents the hat blendy o f drabble. Ven you will not be allowed to falter business end o f the Oregonian, die you vas dead; ven I die I haf Graphic and Oregonian $2.25 Graphic and Journal $2. until every road in the Walla has succeeded so admirably in t o g o to—yet. * W alla valley is put into first pursuance o f a course of this class condition. kind, he should feel a sense o f pride in knowing that some o f A representative o f the Board the boys in the “ back counties” o f Underwriters spent several are endeavoring to climb up m days in town recently, making a the same way. survey o f the business district, result o f his investi- The ladies o f the Wednesday C A R P E T S , WALL PAPER made certain recom- Club closed their meetings for to the council, which the season with a picnic held at General House Furnishings he gave assurance the home o f Mira. Greer, at her T H E H O U S E OF Q U A L IT Y that insurance rates would be pleasant home near Dundee, on very materially . lowered. He Wednesday. It sounded much advised the purchase o f another the same as an old-time quilting hone cart, with 200 feet o f hose, bee, when they alighted from the the installation o f four more train on their return in the even dydranta, and the distribution o f ing, and the meeting was voted O K a^xaaE the carts. One to be left at the one o f the most delightful o f the present location, one to be placed year. at First and Center and the other G. A. R. at some point on Main Street The council made the recom The battle scarred veterans, mendation for compliance with who went to Corvallis last week the suggestions, at the meeting T o light the Business H ou ses, to attend the annual Encamp Monday night and we hope to and Public Buildings o f New berg. In order see the insurance rate, which ment came home praising Cor to do this properly we caw furnish a number has been high, very materially vallis for the kind treatment o f different types o f lamps and lighting reduced. This movement is long giveu them, and they report a very enjoyable time. units. Call and see us and let us explain over due. Astoria was ,chosen as the the advantages o f the Tungsten Lam p. In a recent letter addressed to place for next year’s gathering. Secretary Wilson, o f the Depart Officers for the ensuing year were ment o f Agriculture, Congress elected as follows: Department commander, man Hawley urged the grow ing Captain J. P. Shaw, of Mil- importance of Oregon as a fruit grow ing and shipping state and wftukic; senior vice-commander, "requested that a representa- W. G. Lane, o f Corvallis; junior tive ot the department be sent vice-commander, Sam Taylor, o f to Oregon to confer with the Eugene; medical director, Dr. J. grow ers and shippers and report H. Hall; chaplain, Rev. Kerr, ot Delegates to the t o them the results o f his in Portland. vestigations. In answer he National Encampment at Salt received the following: “ Your Lake in August, S. Copple, Enos esteemed favor o f the 20th Swann, W. Hartmus and Daniel instant is at hand, requesting Webster. Captain Shaw was elected that a competent man be as signed to Oregon for the purpose commander by acclamation, and o f teaching the people b f that bears the distinction of being the State how to ship various kinds first commander so selected m the o f perishable fruits. Thi* depart-j history of the Oregon depart- W . W . Hollingsworth & Son IT IS OUR B U S I N E S S Just Received •»* ’ * f W e have just received our new stock of * ? -\ * . ♦ , • ... McCormick Binders %U ’ n o . # Mowers and Rakes Come in and look over The leading line of Harvesting Machinery of the world King & Bennett Hdw. Co. F IR S T A N D W A S H IN G T O N STS. 00800808 C. B. C U M M IN G S & CO. Paints, Ods, Glass, H ouss inga, Wall Paper, Carp« Newberg Oregon THE BAZAAR ' * >>•-- •?;. ; £ . # 1 - , * ' ' -■ A big shipment o f Tinware and. Enamelware ' landed in Kienie A Son’ s store this week. Bn this lot there are a lot o f goods you will be in -. terestod in; maybe not because o f what they are but because you can buy them so cheap. - They are not cheap goods, however, not an y cheaper in quality than anyone else sells. A » far as we know they are exactly the same good» everybody else buys, and We probably paid as much as everybody else pays. The only differ- ence is that we are going to be satisfied with a little less profit than everybody else appears to be satisfied with. K I E N L E & Loctcd op rtTM s t r ^ S O N S NEW BERG, O R EG O N You Are Going to Buid? Y es. Then call on the Newberg Mfg. A Construction Co., get your plans and specifications, your foundation stone, your window and door frames, windows and doors, interior and exterior finish, in fact anything in the wood or «Aorie mauufacturkd line. If you prefer we will contract to d o rthe entire job for you. Newberg Mfg. & Consruct’n Co. Y A M H ILL ELEC TR IC CO. Opera C o n f e c t i o n e r y SecondJÍnnuaiSaie B E Q IN S JU N E 4 , C L O S IN G J U N E 1 5 t H You can buy any article in this large store for 8 0 c ON T H E $ 1 .0 0 during the ten days sale, except thread, calico and patterns. Calico 5c and 6c. T hese prices are for cash only. ' - .
