THE NEWBERO QRAPHIC. April 1 7 , 191 ■
Newberg Graphic
H.
WOODWARD
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at Newboeg. Oregon,
$1.50 Per Year in Advance
M cC redie’s B eavers are m ak
in g g o o d on the hom e grou n ds
an d th e fans are ju b ila n t. The
t o p o f th e ladder is n o t far a w a y
n ow .
N ew berg had a very successful
r o s e sh ow la st yea r and the in
terest in rose culture w a s grea tly
stim u lated . I t is none t o o early
t o be m atu rin g plan s fo r a
sim ilar festiva l fo r th is season.
W e a lw a y s feel ju s t a little b it
s o rry fo r th e fellow w h o com es
fo rw a rd w ith a sure th in g in a
new in ven tion . The scriptural
sa y in g th a t “ m an y are called
b u t lew are ch osen ” is so appli
ca b le in these cases.
A ll w ere s o w ill pleased w ith
th e rose festiva l held in N ew berg
la st season th a t it w a s taken fo r
gran ted th a t w e w ou ld h old one
th is season .
The in d ication s
n o w are th a t w e w ill have an
ea rly b loom in g season and it
w ill be w ell t o be la y in g plans
fo r the event w ith o u t delay.
H enry E . H u n tin gton , o f L os
Angeles recently paid a t au ction
sale in New Y ork . $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 fo r
th e fam ou s G utenberg Bible, the
first b o o k ever printed from
m ovab le typ e. T h is seems like a
b ig price t o p a y fo t a B ible, b u t
it is useless t o assert th a t a fifty
cen t ed ition w ou ld h ave answ er
ed M r. H u n tin gton ’s purpose as
w ell. I t w aa n o t b ou g h t t o be
read.
v io la tio n o f ou r p osta l law s as
to obscene literature, sm acks o f
indecency and fine w ord s cou ch
in g all th a t is im m oral, w ith
such illu stration s as one m ay
find in all the great papers o f
this d a y where the you n g m ind
is led on from innocence t o a
m ind o f slavery t o coarse p as
sions. W hat d oes the press o f
to d a y expect t o m ake ou t o f the
blasphem ous teaching and drill
in g th a t appears t o be their m ain
them e.
It is a k n ow n fact th a t large
c ity dailies m ake a practice o f
com in g ou t w ith great head lines,
som etim es in red ink, flaunting
cold -b lood ed m urders, and all
else, as tar as they dare g o before
decent hum anity, m aking the
ch aracter d estroyin g stories reek
w ith g ore, and the follow in g d a y
w hen the tru th is k n ow n , they
d etra ct, in som e rem ote corn er
o f the sheet, in sm all typ e, as
m ildly a s possible. It is n o t the
public th a t is clam orin g fo r such
vile stuff. It is the y o u n g up
sta rts, the reporters, w h o are
figh tin g fo r all the latest new s
and w h o in their infancy d o n o t
k n ow w h a t real new s is. Very
little o f the “ sensation al stu ff”
ever sees the m a n a g in ged itor, or
city ed itor, and therefore there is
n o censorship, and the m atter is
a llow ed t o run, m any tim es at
the very last m iqute, and in a
m a jority o f cases deals w ith
m uch th a t should n ot be flashed
before the you n ger m in d ,. n ot
yet stro n g enough to w ith stan d
its d am agin g inflnences, building
therefrom the coarser, narrow ed
m inds th a t w ill soon be asked t o
take the reins o f ou r n ation , and
drive on t o th a t destiny the com
in g even ts o f w hich are b u t n ow
ca stin g their blackening sh ad ow s
even t o the ham lets.—O regon
C ity C ourier.
D O r r A G A IN , JUDGE.
S om e t Df |UEare spending targe
ram s o f m on ey fo r p a v in g a few
b lock s a b o u t th e business centers,
w hile the streets in th e residence
section s are left w ith scarcely
a n y im provem ent bein g m ade.
The tim e is com in g w hen F irst
street in N ew berg w ill be im
p roved w ith h ard surfaced pave-
" sien t b a t w e believe th a t fo r the
present the p o licy o f im p rov in g
the streets gen erally all ov er
to w n , w hich has been a d op ted ,
is a w ise one.
The announcem ent th a t a
P ortlan d m an is sta rtin g an “ A l
lig a to r F a rm ” on U nion Avenue
is evidence th a t P ortla n d is
aw ak ening t o the s i t u a t i o n .
E very city in Southern C aliforn ia
th a t m akes an y p reten tion s t o
w ard ex tra ctin g cash from the
pock ets o f the tou rists in ex
change fo r am usem ents furnished,
has an “ O strich F a rm ,” and “ Al
lig a to r F arm s” are the latest.
A lligators are p rolific beasts and
the sw arm s o f little fellow s seen
a b o u t the enclosures on one of
the “ farm s” m akes the s to ry o f
“ P igs is P ig s” seem like a back
num ber.
F rid ay o f this w eek has been
set a p a rt b y the city cou n cil for
“ clean up” d a y in N ew berg and
it goes w ith ou t sayin g th a t
ev ery b od y and the co o k w ill get
busy. M an y have already gon e
o v er the collection in the back
ya rd and are prepared t o con
trib u te t o the dum p pile, ju d g in g
from the num bers o f boxes o f tin
cans th a t are w a itin g tor the
ga rb a ge w a g on . In balancing
up accou n ts a t the end o f the
y ea r, it is often difficult t o realize
w here all the fam ily cash has
g on e, and th is is o n e o f th e bene
fits o f “ clean u p ” d a y , for the
m issin g link m ay easily be traced
t o the m iscellaneous collection
t h a t goes on the dum p.
CRITICISM JUSTIFIABLE.
T h e w eakness o f the press, the
n ew spapers and m agazines o f
th e universe, is becom ing the
• object o f open com m ent through
o u t every higher learned com
in a n ity , and from the subjects
handled w ith as near flagrant
Judge L andis, fam ous fo r his
a n ti-corp ora tion decisions, a t
C h ica go, S atu rd ay, sentenced t o
ten yea rs in p rison a w h ite sla v
er w h o had betrayed a fifteen-
yea r-old girl. A fter sentencing
the villain , Judge L andis said:
“ A s fa r as I • am concerned
* *» th is
la w is g o in g t o have such en
forcem ent and a p p lica tion as
w ill be calcu lated t o m ake a
fifteen-year-old girl the m ost
d an gerou s th in g in th is com
m u n ity fo r unprincipled m en t o
tam p er w ith .” T his is a th reat
th a t w ill be applauded b y every
decent m an in th e cou n try . It is
a m a tter o f regret th a t the
G overnm ent t h r o u g h o u t the
United S tates d oes n o t p a y as
m uch a tten tion t o p rosecu tin g
these w hile slavers, w h o steal
and ruin children, as it p a y s t o
som e u n fortu n ate rancher w h o
cu ts a few trees on G overnm ent
land.
B y im p osin g ten-year
prison sentences on a few o f these
unspeakable dealers in children,
the practice w ou ld soon be
m ade t o o dan gerou s t o be fo l
low ed .—O regonian.
Everybody Take Notice.
g o o d singing. All are w elcom e.
G e o . C. R i t c h e y , P a stor.
CLEVERLY DISGUISED.
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A Little Game ef Strategy That Waa
Playact by Bismarck.
The Iron Chancellor was not only
a statesman, able to handle abstract
theories of government, but a
shrewd player o f the lesser games
o f life.
When he represented Prussia «6
the diet of Frankfort in 1866 he
had reason to suspect that his let
ters and dispatches were tampered
with by the Austrians. Other di
plomatists suffered from the same
meddling. One day after a stormy
meeting Bismarck and the repre
sentative from Hanover .walked
away together, and as they walked
the Hanoverian touched on the sore
subject and asked Bismarck if be
had found a way to get his letters
through. The chancellor replied
that the representative should
know presently.
The prince as the two strolled
along led the way through dingy by-
paths into a slum. Drawing on. a
thick pair of gloves, he entered a
little shop where the poor bought
tea, cheese, pickles, lamp oil and
such commodities. The astonished
Hanoverian followed.
A stupid
looking lad stood behind the coun
ter.
"Boy,” demanded the chancellor,
“ do you sell soap ?”
“ Yes, sir,” responded the boy,
placing on the counter a variety of
strong scented cakes.
When, after a careful examina
tion, Bismarck had selected his soap
he thrust his hand into his pocket
and drew out an uninclosed letter.
He gave an exclamation as o f dis
may and surprise. Apparently an
noyed at his forgetfulness, he cried,
"Boy, d o you sell envelopes ?”
Envelopes of a cheap grade were
produced, and Bismarck put the let
ter in one. Then he asked for pen
and ink and set out to write the
address, but his heavy glove hinder
ed him. “ Here, boy,” he exclaim
ed, throwing down the pen, “ just
write this address for me!”
When the scrawl was finished: Bis
marck took the letter and left the
shop.
“ There,” said he, putting ^he let
ter to his companion’s nose, “ what
with the soap, the herring, the ean-
dles and the cheese I don’t tmnk
they’ ll smell my dispatch under fjhat
writing.” — New York Presa.
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His Recommendation.
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During a blizzard in Canada once
forty passengers from Montreal to
Ottawa were snowed up fo t some
fourteen hours in a Canadian Pa
cific railroad train. Some members
o f the irty tapped the telegraph
eent the following message
wire
to Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, the
president o f the line:
“ Only one egg and four sand
wiches on this train for forty peo
ple; situation serious. What can
you do to help us?”
Sir T. Shaughnessy, appreciating
the situation, promptly replied,
“ Can do nothing; recommend
prayer.
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We have just received
and assembled our second
load o f buggies, consist
ing o f the following well
k n o w n a n d guaranteed
makes, ranging in prices
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Lang Dietanoe Horsebaek Riding.
One of the most remarkable ac
complishments in long distance
horseback riding was in the early
part o f the last century when Squire
Obaldistoue, at Newmarket, Eng
land, on a wager o f $5,000, was to
ride 200 miles within ten hours.
In the Circuit Court o f the State The horses were changed at the end
o f the four mile circuit, some of
o f Oregon, for the County
them being ridden two or three
o f Yamhill.
times, and one. Franby, was brought
out for a fourth mount. The squi e
had to mount and remount each
Martha M. Bond,
horse from the ground, not using a
Plaintiff,
mounting block, so losing time and
A. N Pi earn all and Anna M.
Preaanall. hi» wifa; J. E. Preae-
taking more strain. In spite o f this
nall; C. D. Preaenall and Mrs.
and the ground not being in good
C. D. Praasnall, hU w ila; I . M.
Praaanail and Atlanta Praaa-
condition, the 200 miles were cov
SUMMONS
nall, hla «11«; Jennie L. Mill»
and Ira Mills, her husband;
ered in eight hours and thirty-nine
Charles Hill and K am a Hill,
hla wife; William B. Hill ana
minutes. About thirty horses were
Clara Hill, his w ife; Alloa
ridden.
Pruitt and Charles Prnltt. her
Cafe Sense e f Locality.
Helping the Minister.
A kitten abont six months old
was taken to a house a few miles
distant from its birthplace, confined
in a room and tenderly cared for
; during a week and then set at lib
e rty . It was supposed to have be-
[ come habituated to its new sur
roundings, but it returned to its old
home on the day o f its release.
The sense o f locality and direc
tion was exhibited still more strik
ingly by an old tomcat which was
stolen and carried a distance of
twenty miles, confined in a bag. The
cat was imprisoned, but made its
escape and in a few days reappear
ed in a pitiable state at the home
o f its former master, which was sep
arated from that of the thief by s
high wooded cliff.— Scientific Amer
ican
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A Scotch preacher had in his con
gregation an old woman who was
deaf. In order to hear the sermon
each Sunday this old lady would
seat herself at the foot of the pulpit
stairs. One day the sermon was
about »Jonah, and the preacher be
came very rhetorical.
“ And when the sailors threw Jo
nah overboard,” he said, “ a big fish
■wallowed him up. Was it a shark
that got ’im ? Nay, my brethren, it
was ne’er a shark. Was it a sword
fish that eat him? Nay” —
“ It was a whale,” whispered the
old lady excitedly.
“ Hush, Biddie,” said the preacher
indignantly. “ Would ye tide th’
word o’ God out of yer an» meenia-
ter’s mouth?” — Success Magazine.
husband: anil Robert Hill and
Blanche Hill, hie wife.
T oC . D. Preesnall, Mrs. C. D. PresensII, J. M,
Atlanta Preesnall. Jennie L. Mills.
A b ou t M a y 14th , the Chris Preesnall,
Ira Mills, Charles Hill. Emma Hill, William B.
Clara Hill. Alloa Pruitt, Charles Pruitt,
tian Chnrch o f N ew berg w ill HIU,
Robert Hill and Blanche HIU, defendants
above
and to all panou.unknow n bav
begin revival m eetings in the ins or named,
claiming an Interest or estate In the
property
hereinafter
described.
O liver sk atin g rink. The m eet In the name of tbeSlaleof
Oregon: Yon
of yon are hereby notified and required to
ings w ill be conducted b y E van each
appear and answer the complaint Sled against
In the above entitled court and cants 1
gelist S. M . M artin , o f Seattle, yon
before tlx weeks from the date of the Brut pub
Mention
of this summons, which mid date of
an evangelist o f N ation al rep u ta Srst publication
of this summons Is the 37th
of April, 1*11, and the day on or > o f ore
tion . It is a rare trea t th a t day
which yon are required to appear and answer
In the order of the above court, allowing the
N ew berg can h ave such an evan Kg
Miration of
the Hth day of
jpi__
- this
- summons
. ___ Is _____
1911. and you are further n o t l i e d that
__ If
gelist as Dr. M artin to visit ou r you ne. fall
to appear and answer mid complaint
for
want
of
said
appearance
and
answer
the
to w n . Dr. M artin w ill be as lalntiff will apply . to
‘ the court for the relief
S
In said complaint,
c*n
to wit:
sisted b y P rof, C . H . H oh g a tt as emended
That the said plaintiff may he allowed to
produce
proof
of
the
interest»
of the»everal
d irector o f the m usic and as
irtles In lota six. seven, eight, nine and ten.
the
-outh
half,
of
block
eleven.
In D o -
soloist.
M r. H oh g a tt com es to
to the town o f NewhURa
Iftiggfr»
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us w ell recom m ended. He desires STJB
That upon hearing
bearing l the proofs of plalntlffaad
of such defendants as may aj pear and nndar-
a ch orus o f a t least 100 voices take for their proper share
tbe expense of
the proceeding, the court may appofel
and all th a t en joy sin gin g are to to
report upon the proper method of partlMoo*
ng said property, and upon report may order
have the benefit o f his training, I the
same Co be sold end the proceeds, after de
ducting
all axpeaaea of tbit proceeding,
if they w ill jo in the ch orus. But divided among
the parties, as the e *irt Stay
have
decreed
respective Interests herein;
on ly persons o f k n ow n g o o d that In each their
division the plaintiff may he al
proper compensation for the Imprwvf-
ch aracter can have th is rare lowed
ments placed upon the property by as id Wil
liam
M.
Bond and acquired by the p la in tiff,
privilege. The church is g o in g and l . r such
ether and farther relief as the
court
may
deem last in the premises.
t o m uch expense t o m ake all This summons
Is served upon yon and enefe
you by publication thereof In the Newberg
com forta b le and desire all t o a t of
Graphic once each week for elm eaccemtve
weeks by order 0 1 Hen. Percy R. Kelly, l
tend these m eetings as the rink, of
the Circuit Court e l the Slate ef Oregon
Yamhill
which said order was
can be seated t o accom m od ate made and County,
entered on the Ittfc day of a
of the Bret publication of
a t least 2,000.
Plan t o attend 1911. The I» date
April /7th, 1*11.
■eat
publication
tberaof
- *reof will
wll be Jane Mb,
and have a friend to accom pan y
Cuiism 1 B ctt add
IticMtan
w Mowraonn,
y ou . H ear Dr. M artin and the
M
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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