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THE NEWBERQ ORAPNIC
OF CONVIC­ to do things to a T.—Columbia
Newberg Graphic HAS COURAGE
Star. s
TIONS
Well, it was one ot#his own
“It is amusing to note the atti­ boys who said: “When father
Editor and Pubhahar
tude of some of the newspapers goes to a funeral he wants to be
Published erery Thursday mornln*
M m : Graphic Building. So. *00 flls t Street in Oregon, and elsewhere, since the corpse.”—New York Herald.
the National Republican conven­ Wouldn’ the Colonel make a
Entored at the poetoSBce at Kcwbcrf, Oregon, tion,” says the Polk Co. Observ­ dandy umpire for the home team?
aa m ead-class matter.
er. “While these publications —Memphis Commercial Appeal.
have usually been found support­ When Tom Platt made Roose­
$1.50 Per Year in Advance ing
the Republican ticket, the velt Vice President he certainly
action
ot Roosevelt, at Chicago,
THURSDAY. JULT 11, 1912
no conception of what he
has evidently led them astray or had
plunged them deep in mire, and was starting.—Chicago News.
The man who tied a bawling they don’t know what course to Colonel Roosevelt is quoted as
cow to a stake near the rear pursue. They appear to be play­ saying: “If the people want
door of the Graphic office Tues­ ing a waiting game and have progressive party I’ll be in it.”
day, may be a Christian, but he suspended judgment, evidently, Wasn’t the word “in” inserted
will be called on to do penance until they can discover just how by a careless stenographer?—San
if he does it again.
big a movement the Rebellion of Francisco Call.
Roosevelt will attract. In other Doubtless the Republic of Co­
Fly time is here and Oregon words, their editors have no lombia, from which Teddy took
voters have not only a state and convictions themselves, but want the canal strip, would be inter­
national ticket to digest, but to grab a seat on the successful ested ip that platform plank:
there are thirty-eight initiative band wagon. So far as The Ob­ “Thou shalt not steal.”—Phil­
and referendum measures up for server is concerned, it knows adelphia Record.
consideration. Swat the nine- where it stands. And it is ex­
foot ballot.
actly the same place that it has
CHEHALEM CENTER
occupied since the fight began.
Judging from the list of names It is a “standpat” newspaper Mrs. Harrison went to Port­
attached' to Teddy’s call for a and glories in it. It is a “stand­ land last Saturday.
convention to meet in Chicago patter” because it believes all the Rev. Aaron Bray preached at
August 5, there promises to be time in Republican principles the church last Sunday morning.
on exhibition in the windy city without any ifs, ands or buts Mr. Sm ith, Sunday School
on that occasion the greatest ag­ about it. It has never, .under Superintendent ofDundee, visited
gregation of “has beens” ever the present management, or pre­ the Sunday School last Sunday
gotten together under one can­ viously, followed after false gods, and was an afternoon visitor at
nor advocated “isms” of doubt­ the home of J. C. Wills.
vass.
ful expediency simply because Mrs. Helen Kirk and little
The Oregon Journal has been such a course appeared popular
and Mr. Alden Cham­
having a timekeeping the Repub­ It advocated the renomination daughters
berlain
and
wife were home for a
lican party in the path of recti­ ot President Taft because it be­ family reunion
Glen Hazel
tude, and now Teddy’s new lieved in him and the Republican during last week, at Mrs.
Kirk and
party is giving it a good deal of principles he represents, and we daughters remaining over
for a
concern. Hard lines tor the ex- have never been frightened by two weeks’ visit.
p o n e n t ot Democracy in the thè prediction of dire disaster Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Fort went
Northwest, with the campaign awaiting the Republican party to Portland the first of the week.
hardly begun.
as the result ot his success at the Last Saturday evening occured
Chicago convention. But, if de­ another
held by Mrs. M.
Roosevelt says he is going to feat must come, The Observer is McGuire. contest
girls did excellent
invade. the territory south of willing to face it under the ban­ in speaking, The Miss
Miller
Mason and Dixon’s line. This is ner of President Taft and genu­ receiving the medal. Hazel
The
Misses
his opportunity to try a hand .at ine Republicanism rather than Florence McGuire, Rosa Hen­
something worth while. All win a victory with a nondescript drickson, Ella C h risten so n ,
previous attempts to break up movement headed by a mug­ Florence Leloa and Jennie Har­
the “solid South’* have been wump candidate.
rison were, the other contestants.
fruitless. Since the period ot the
evening, a number
“late unpleasantness” the South­ If the Newberg Graphic will of On the Monday
Chehalem
crowd
ern Democracy has been invinci­ read George Ade’s article on the accompanied the Center
girls
over
to
Chicago convention in Collier’s Fern wood, where they delivered
ble.
for July 6, it" will get some true their recitations, Miss Florence
light
on that chaotic event.—Tel McGujre receiving the silver
After all the gnashing of teeth
ephone-Register.
and hurling invectives at the
at this time.
“bosses” in the Republican party The Telephone-Register is medal
Last
Saturday afternoon the
by T. R., everybody concedes strong LaFollctte advocate anc Misses Maude
and Mildred Wills
that he has been the bossiest Thomas M’Cusker was the man gave a miscellaneous
in
boss the party ever had. In the ager of the LaFollette campaign honor ot Miss Mabel shower
Paulsen’s
last job he undertook, which was in Oregon. We would respect­ approaching m arriag e. After
an attempt to heap on himself fully refer the Telephone-Register the guests had gathered, a table
honors that have never been be­ to Mr. M’Cusker tor “some true was placed in front of Miss
stowed on any American citi­ lig h t” regarding the Chicago Mabel and all the gifts were
zen—a third term for the Presi show.
placed upon it and all enjoyed
dency—he fell down, and now he
watching her open the packages.
has both feet over the traces and NEWSPAPER COUDENT ON T . R- The
was sp en t.in
is calling those who opposed him T. R. is all right if it is Tariff p le a afternoon
sa
n
t
conversation,
in the convention lia rs and Revision.—Florida Times-Union. which an elegant supper after
was
thieves. Every day we meet men
served
in
cafeteria
style,
who say that while they are will­ Roosevelt is beginning to look guests helping themselves the
and
ing to give Roosevelt credit for upon Elihu as the Root of a! passing out on the pleasant
the good deeds of his past public evil.—Baltimore Evening Sun. porch, where small tables were!
career, they think he has gone Must be goat’s milk that Teddy grouped about for the conven­
politically mad in his greed for drinks, judging by bis proclivity ience ot all. A very pleasaritl
office, and, consequently, they to butt in.—Florida Times-Union. time was spent over the repast
can follow him no farther.
Seems strange, but we have in an informal way, with much
not yet heard of any contesting laughter over the little jokes
The United States Government delegates
from the Ananias Club. made a t the expense of each
spends annually $95,000,000 for —Philadelphia
Inquirer.
other. Those present were: The
the maintenance of the standing If the harvester
isn’t Misses Mabel and Nellie Paulsen,
army, $125,000,000 for main­ backing T. R., where trust
does
he
get Edna Everest, Elsie Tangen,
taining the naval establishments, such a fine reaping, binding, and
Nancy Atkinson and Myrtle Wal­
$5,000,000 for coast defences thrashing equipment ?—Washing ton,
and the Mesdaraes R. W.
and fortifications, but nothing ton Post.
Kirk
and
Palmer Johnson.
for the construction and im­ If Congress will hold off until Mr. and Mary
Mrs.
Chase were
provement of public highways. after T. R. takes up the reins Sunday visitors at H. the
home of
We do not have the figures at again, heill save it the trouble of J. C. Wills.
hand to show the first cost of deciding how to regulate the use Mrs. Joe Ego and daughter,
the battleship Oregon which is ol his canal.—Washington Post. Miss Elva, and son, Vem, visited
now laying at. anchor in the
Wednesday with Mrs. Mary
Portland harbDr, to say nothing Will Roosevelt bolt? Ask that Johnson.
of the money spent in rebuilding bright lexicon of Youth, the Dic­
and modernizing this engine of tionary.
of Sing
warfare, but if the State of Ore­ Bolt, v. To shallow hurridly Moving Pictures
Penitentiary.
without proper mas­
gon could have half the amount
tication.
,
Everybody likes to become fa­
thus spent by the United States
To utter hastily; to miliar with their country’s land­
Government on this one battle­
blurt out.
marks, but it is not often given
ship, for use in building standard
To
dash off unexpected­ to us to learn much of any of
roadways, it would help very
materially in setting the pace tor
them except through books.
ly-
To move with a spring But on Friday night at the
future road building in the state.
or sudden bound. Bijou Theatre 3,000 feet of mo­
Some day a change will be made,
To go to seed prema­ tion pictures of that famous
and history will write the name
turely.
of William Howard Taft as the
landmark Sing Sing Penitenti­
Bolt,
n.
A
pin having a perman­ ary, New York, will be shown to
president who had the courage
ent head on one end. the people of Newberg. This is
to urge on congress the passage
of a measure calculated to estab­ Does he suggest a bolt in any positively the only moving pic­
lish a system for the settlement of these recorded particulars?— tures ever taken of this prison,
of international difficulties with­ Harper’s Weekly.
and everybody should make a
out resort to war.
point
of seeing them.
That steam-roller knows how
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H. W O O D W A R D
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W ho’ll Be the Next President?
Nobody Knows
Where’s the Big Hardware Store? Everybody Knows
That’s the place where people get just as much for their money and sometimes s little bit
more than they do when they send “away back East” and get goods SIGHT- UN-SEEN,
C. 0. D. Are we alive? Well call and see us, get our prices, ana compare them with the
other fellow’s. If we can’t give you your money’s worth we don’t want you to trade with
us, but we can and we will if you give us the chance.
We get the business because we carry a large stock, give you good service, good
prices and guarantee everything we sell to be as represented-
Paints, Oils, Stoves and Ranges, General Hardware
and a full line of Agricultural Implements
Christenson & Larkin Hardware Co.
Have you Jewelry, Notes, Other Valuables?
Put them in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes just installed in
a Fire-Proof Vault, Boxes in sizes to suit. Prices reasonable
1st National Bank
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U N IT E D S T A T E S D E P O S IT O R Y F O R
P O S T A L S A V IN G S
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3 and 4 % on Time Certificates and Savings Accounts
ftHaidware Sale
$3000 Must Be Raised
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in a very short time. Every article in the store will be sold
at a discount for CASH ONLY
Beginning Friday, July 12th
A N D C O N T IN U IN G 10 DAYS
we will cut prices without regard for cost. A few of
the bargains offered are:
Binder Twine now 9 c
Lawn Mowers at 2 0
R u b b e r H os e at 10
Planet Jr. Cultivators 2 0
Washing Machines 10
Hammocks now at 2 0
Lubricating Oils at 10
8 Ounce Tents at 10
per pound, while it lasts
per ct. off while they last
per ct. off while it lasts
per ct. off while they last
per ct. off while they last
per ct. off while they last
per ct. off while they last
per ct. off while they last
We «bo have three $45.00 Fanning Milb that we will sell now at $20.00 Each
7 o’clock Friday, July 12, Terms Cash, The Place is
Newberg Hardware &
615
FIRST
STREET
Plumbing Co.
NEWBERG
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