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T H U R S D A Y , N O V E ! IB E R
28. 1911
The Graphic extends sympathy
t o President T a ft who was laid
up with a cold the first o f the
week. It mnst have taken a big
one to handle him.
In order to prepare the public
for the worst, the report is being
sent out that the turkey crop is
short this year.
Very well, a
piece o f beef neck will go farther
than turkey anyw ay a t Thanks
giving dinner.
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I f Jonathan Bourne and W. S.
U’Ren are republicans, as they
are claiming to be, by what
name shall the fellows who have
been voting the republican ticket
and working in the interests o f
the republican party in Oregon
all these years be designated?
I t is not an unusual thing these
days to hear of a man who
wants to put aw ay his first wife
for a younger and prettier one,
but a San Francisco husband
showed up in court the other
day and obtained a divorce from
his wife on the plea that her
comely figure was too great a
’ luxury for a man who earns only
$5 to $6 a day—‘ ‘to o pretty for
, a poor man” he said. But these
Californians are alw ays trying
to do things differently from
other people.
Just a word to the Southern
Pacific officials for the accommo
dation o f the public. It trains
for the south on arrival a t the
station in Newberg would pull
up about tw enty feet further it
would enable passengers who
a lig h t from the tra in to
pass over the track to the walk
down Main street. As the stops
are now made passengers are
competed to either w ait until all
the express is handled or pass
around the end o f the train by
wading a muddy street.
Grapes are easily grow n and
cared for and the fruit is one of
the most wholesome that grows.
There is not a family in or about
Newberg that is located on their
own property, but that could
have within a few years, with
scarcely any cost, all the home
grown grapes they could use,
and yet there is not one family
in a hundred that has a grape
vine growing about their homes.
I t is such a habit with us o f
looking on luxuries as the things
that come to us over the counter
o f the grocery, that we are prone
to overlook the many opportun
ities for providing them for our
selves, first hand, here in Oregon.
On Friday of last week a num
ber of high-up officials o f the
Southern Pacific, including Mr.
Campbell and Mr. Fields, spent
considerable time in Newberg, ac
quainting themselves w i t h the
situation, relative to the need o f
better depot facilities. The old
boggie o f the present site loomed
above the horizon as it always
does when any new improve
ments are suggested. The visi
tors stated to Station Agent,
G. W. James that $15,000 had
been set aside for depot improve
ments at Newberg which would
be available when a satisfactory
site for a new depot could be
secured. The Graphic has dis
cussed the depot question at
length on divers occasions in
times past, and we will simply
say now that since it appears
that the railroad officials don
regard a matter settled until it
is settled right, it is up to them
to take the bull by the boms and
undo some things that were
foolishly done by others who
preceded them, if they want to
d o the best thing for the rail
road company and for Newberg.
Congressman Lafferty is at
home making speeches to his
constituents in the Second Dis
trict, but it is no go. Lafferty
is best known as the man who
threw aw ay his chance by mak
ing a fool oif himself in undertak
ing to get sweet on a young
W a s h i n g t o n , D. C., High
School girl, whose picture he
saw in the newspapers as a
member o f the graduating class.
Intimations had been made o f
like escapades before, and this
was the one piece o f silliness
that served to convince the
public that Lafferty is too near
the “ pudd’nhead” class to prop
erly represent an Oregon dis
trict in Congress.
O U R FRIEND MR. C H A PIN .
A ttorney C hapin appears to
think the Graphic should fold its
hands and keep quiet on the Sun
day closing contention, now that
the matter is in the courts.
Steel & W ire Company for Am erican people.
M ade by The
Ed. Howe in his Country Tow n
Sayings asserts that " A country
town has to fight for everything
it has, and then fight to keep it.”
f Their very latest production in the fencing line. • N E W and U P -
The founders of Newberg start
T O -D A T E with several advantages over their old styles of Fencing
ed in with the idea in view of
building up a tow n on a little
higher plane, morally, than it had
been the custom for towns to
strive for, and that they succeed
of your city have recently put in a mixed car o f this fence and will
ed fairly well at least, will not be
appreciate a chance to figure with you on your future fence orders.
denied.
A fence m ade by reliable people who make the Fence Business
I t has been a fight all along the
their study, and it costs you no more than other cheaper styles.
line in the effort to maintain the
While the Southern Pacific of standard, and for more than
ficials are considering making twenty years the Graphic has en
necessary improvements in their deavored in an humble w ay to
Of
depot facilities at Newberg, it do its part in the work.
may not be out o f the w ay to course, it is the custom in most
say that since the line is to be instances for the local newspa
electrified, it seems unfortunate per men to look after the dollars
that it does not run a little near and be non-committal where
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er the fenter of population. The there is a division o f sentiment in
Oregon Electric people are again local affairs, but the editor o f the
getting busy with some pre Graphic is not built that way.
liminary talk, a f least, and if Consequently Mr. Chapin’s corns
they should get in close so that are not the first the Graphic has
Clark Smith and family have
$ $ $
anyone along First street could pinched. Sorry, but it is unfor returned from an extended visit
$ $ $
reach their cars easily it stands tunate for a man to have corns. with relativesat Calispell, Wash
In an article in the Enterprise ington.
to reason that, other things be
T H O M A S A . E D IS O N
ing equal, they would get the last week Mr. Chapin said the
Clyde Ryan and family have
business. Competition is bound Graphic in a recent editorial open moved to Dayton for the winter.
H U Of Thom as
A. Edison th at he
to be very close between the tw o ly cast reflections on his legal
bad N e d e ll oC
The friends o f Carl Lehmann
th e
Importent
roads, .if the Oregon Electric ability. The Graphic stated that
books
l a t h e De
will l*e glad to know that he is
tro it L i b r a r y -
builds through Newberg, and Van Osdol and his attorney had
N o th in * o o n l d
“ making good” in his position
hoop e boy llk o
the company that gives the best called in question the honesty
as station agent a t Wilbur. The
th a t from s o t-
and most convenient service will and integrity o f j . C. Hodson, E.
t in s an «duca
railway officials speak well of
ti on. A t tw elve
A. Newby and S. P. Timberlake,
get the bulk o f the patronage.
ho w a s a nsw e
Carl and say he is one o f the
boy on th e G r a n d
charging them with having ac
T ru n k and w ith
coming men in railw ay affairs in
some or the
cepted
the
ballots
o
f
certain
vo
m o n e y earned
The .w ork on the Carnegie
Oregon.
and saved ho b«*an exp erim en tlas
library building that is being ters who are said to reside outside
Mrs. Fred Hess, Dundee’s pop
erected on the comer of Howard the corporate limits o f Newberg
ular
music teacher, is in receipt
rest, he w as a l
and Hancock streets is progress ‘ ‘and that said persons were per
w a y s d rv lsin * new things. E a rly
of
a
copy
o f the Reno Evening
mitted
to
vote
because
o
f
the
In life the w orld’s g rea test Inventor
ing nicely and is now far enough
evinced a p r o p e n s i t y fo r m ak ln s
Gazette which gives an account
fact
that
to
said
Judges
o
f
elec
wood use o f h is money. B o a lw a y s
along to show' that it is going to
had a a earnest th ou sht fpr
o f a recent circulation contest in
future.
S a v in s money when .
be a vyry neat appearing struc tion it was well known that said
which
Mrs.
Hess’s
sister,
Miss
h ave It, In remdlnees fo r the day y o a
aood It, is a m atter fo r serious con
ture. I t will be a great thing for persons would vote in favor o f
sideration. A savin s* account give«
Commenting -Della Boyd, won first prize as
Newberg to have such a home said ordinance.”
a fe e lln s o f com fort and security.
‘ ao m atter hqw sm ell. It w ill b e
for a public library, and yet every on this the Graphic said this: * * ing the mo8t P°Pular y ° ” n*
nucleus— a b esln n ln s— to w hich
lady
in
town.
Miss
Boyd
polled
yon 1*111 d e llsh t In m ak ln s addi-
time we hear the sound o f the 'It is possible that the Judges of over four million VotsA and, in
Th.
w?u*
mason’s trowel or the carpenter’s election may have, unwittingly,
w i n n i n g first p r is e , had her
hammer we begin to wonder and accepted votes from persons who
choice
o f a trip to Europe, an
speculate on the probable out were not entitled to vote, as to eleven hundred dollar automo
come of a system in this country this the Graphic does not know, bile or one thousand dollars in
4 per cent paid on Time Deposits and
that has made it possible for a but to assert that they did it cash. The t r i p t o E u r o p e ,
Savings Accounts.
man to pile up millions o f dol knowingly because they knew though at first seeming to be
lars on top of other millions, at that the parties would vote to first choice, was put aside in
such a rate that within a com uphold the ordinance—well it is favor o f the bag o f gold.
paratively short time he is able enough to say that these men
Recently R. W. Swink secured
OF NEW BERG
to hand out his thousands here have been residents of Newberg a
the
fifteen
dollar
travelling
men’s
and there alj over the country, good deal longer than have eith
prize for having turned in the
and pat himself on the back as er the plaintiff who makes this
most subscriptions to the Ore
one o f the great philanthropists charge against their honesty of
gonian
within a certain time.
o f the age. If the Graphic had a purpose, or the attorney who
Anna E Jones et vir to Amends J
Congratulations are extended to o f delegates representing the Ore
prepared
the
complaint,
and
the
Dee;
81 o f Iota 1 a 2 Blk 8 in Baker A
dozen votes to cast in a contest
gon Inter-Collegiate basketball
our energetic townsman who al
Martin’s Add McMinnville 100.
estimate
that
a
discerning
public
to select the leading humanita
ways goes in to win in whatever league, and upon their applica Anna E Tones et vir to Jemina Smith;
rian of the day, none o f them will place on these charges will
he undertakes. By-the-way, the tion the local association wus N i o f lota 1 A 2 Blk 8 Baker A Mar
not
seriously
injure
the
reputa
would go to a Carnegie or a
name Swink is a German word admitted to the league which i« tin’s Add McMinnville 100.
Rockefeller. Probably Newberg tion o f the Judges of election.
now composed o f Pacific Univer W H Kingery A w f to Jessie N Bick
In the above we are unable to meaning “ work,” and living up sity, Pacific, Philomath and Mc ford; lots 8 in Blk 82 Oak Park Add Mc
may as well have her share of
to the name is one o f the charac
Minnville 10.
the Carnegie hand-out, but the see where the legal ability of A t
Minnville colleges.
Chetnawa
teristics
of
the
Swink
family
in
Lafayette Oregon (by councilman)
Graphic has never been able to torney Chapin is called in ques
and Dallas, having withdrawn. to A R White; the N i o f lots 1 2 A 8 A
Dundee.
get up much enthusiasm over it. tion. We submit that it don’t
The schednle for 1911 and 1912 60x60 ft in Si o f lot 1 (all in Blk 12 La
A. J. Barrell and family, form
require any great legal learning
was made out arranging for the fayette Ore 79 25.
to enable a man to call in ques erly of Dundee, have moved back first game lor the home team to
Canfield Marsh A w f to Mary E A W
Four years ago there were
tion the integrity o f his neigh to the Red Hills and w ill occupy be played on the home floor on T Andrews; 28 ac in Wm Jones D L C
many republicans throughout bors.
in T 8 S R 2 A i W (Ex Roadway)
the house which Alexander Steel
December 15th.
8
790.
the country who, though they
Mr. Chapin sets himself up as has just vacated.
Prof. Johnson’s brother Fred,
Mary Maxwell to E L Filberg; iota 66
esteemed Roosevelt as a most a constitutional lawyer.
William Forbes has sold his
He
from Fairmount, Indiana, visited A 7 con 82.80 aci naec36T5SR4W
1400.
remarkable man and a great may be a good one. The Graphic farm and for the winter will rent school Tuesday.
0 B Michael A w f to R Roy Michael
has
no
way
of
knowing,
but
we
the
George
Morrison
house.
President, felt that he went be
Und i int in 80 ac in Mark Savage D L
will agree to advertise him as
Real Estate Transfers.
yond what was right and proper
C i n T 6 S R 3 W 600.
such over his own signature at
B C Niles A w f to A Bartholomew;
PACIFIC COLLEGE
when he forced Mr. T a ft on the the usual rate. Can any propo
Jackson AGee to C J A Hilda Brewer;
loto
2 A 8 Blk 17 City Park Add New
E tf o f lot 4 in Blk 2 Laurel Add Mc
party as the one only to be sition be faiter than this ?
berg 200.
Minnville 9900.
Christens Miller to Ellen I Fame-
The football game for last
nominated to su cce ed him.
H N Burnham et al to A Jenneaa; N
worth; i ac in Samuel Cosine D L C
Among this same class o f repub
Friday
between
Pacific
College
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o
f
loto
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22
Macy’
s
1st
Add
Governor Marshall, o f In
144.68.
licans the feeling is quite general diana, in a recent speech said: and McMinnville was called off Dayton Ore 109.
Nora Morgan to Fred A A Roee Chap
Elmer Campbell A w f to John A Breed
now that at no time since the re “ The administration o f the by the McMinnville team.
man;
44.88 acres in Wm Chapman D L
ing: 82.98 aeree in J R Walling D L C
turn of Roosevelt from his lion criminal law o f Indiana is not
Mabel Newlin has been absent in T 6 south range 4 W 1.
C (Ex R R R of W) T 6 R 6 ia
GeorSe Morrison to John B Herring;
hunting trip in Africa, has he satisfactory to the people o f the from school the past week on ac Sarah M Crosby to Rufus Croaby;
state, and there are three reasons
lots
26 A S i lot 16 Chehslem Orchard
been fair to T a ft in his public why it is not so. One is that it count o f sickness.
Blk» 86 40 41 42 63 b466 67 27284291n
Homes
in T 8 S R 8 W 10.
Dundee Townsite and Tract 47 48 63 A
utterances on the stump or takes too long to catch a horse
Mrs. Hodgio led Y. W. C. A. 64 Dundee Orchards Homes No 1 T 8 S
May Schaible et al to G G Chamber
through the press. He has gone thief. The second is that it takes Wednesday, November 15th, and
lin; Frac lot 1 in Blk 2 North Yamhill lOi
R 8 W 742 86.
out of his w ay to belittle Pres to o long to get him to the peni gave an interesting talk on “ Col O E Geraert Trustee, to Thomas Bil-
Nathaniel Smith A w f to John D A
Caroline
S Crater; 10 ac in James Morris
ident T a ft’s policy for interna tentiary, and the third is that it lege Girls’ Intemperance.
you; SW f o f NEé and lot 2 section 10 T
takeg too short a time to get
D L C T 8 S R 2 W 2000.
tional arbitration and seems to him out o f the penitentiary.”
2 8 R 4 10.
Earl Jones and Mr. Kern, o f U.
Albert E Walker A w f to F T A Han
Icy Gist st al to G C Chamberlin;
take pride in ridiculing it. Yet
Let the “ Hoosiers” apply for o f 0., were at school Monday.
nah Claydon; N W i o f BWi eon 40 ac la
Frac
lot
1
in
Blk
2
In
North
Yamhill
10.
it is a policy that is growing .Governor West’s patent pardon
Mary A Grosser et vir to Andrew sec 17 T 4 S R 2 W 1026.
Mrs. Weesner visited chapel
with the people who are seeing ing machine and they will have
Samuel C Warn« A wf to George W
Kershaw; lota 8 A 4 Blk 4 Willamina
the folly o f w ar as never before. no further complaint to make on last Thursday.
Rahskopb; t ac in 0 J Walker D L C in
except E 30 ft o f lot 8 10.
Rev. Charles 0. Whiteley led
Roosevelt ruled with an iron the third proposition.
D D Good A w f to Jackson Agee; lots T 8 S R 2 1.
N P Wieberg A w f to William Ander
Y, M. C. A. Wednesday, Novem 7 A 8 in Blk 9 Baker A Martin’s Add
hand when he had the power,
son;
18.74 ac in John Hess D L C in T
McMinnville 100.
ber 15th.
and it looks to many like the
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2
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E L Heater A w f to George M A Nan
thirst for the opportunity to re METHODS! EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The excursion to Portland, nie Kieler; 16.18 ac in Benj Heater D L
Small Tracts For SaW.
turn to the same station was
Friday evening was enjoyed by C in T 8 8 R 2 W 2280.
getting the better o f his judge
C M Hurlburt A w f to W C Harding;
Next Sabbath at 11:00 a. m. several o f the students.
Acreage in tracts o f 3 to 5
20
aerea in Stewart Hanna D L C in T
ment. Between the tw o, many a brief sermon, followed by the
Ross Newby and Victor Rees
acres
adjoining Newberg on the
who were not strong Tatt men sacrament o f the “ Lord’s Sup went to McMinnville Saturday 4 S R 8 W 1.
Allan Johnson to Lena and John east. Small cash payments w ith
four years ago, now believe that per.”
Preaching also at night. as delegate# from the local ath Butkeviot; Si o f 8K1 con 80 acres in time on balance. J. T. Everest.
he is the safer man for President. All are invited.
letic association to a conference sec 17 T 8 R 6 1.
tt.
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