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, ff* r <3 TH E NEW B ERG G RAPH IC Newberg Graphic E. H. WOODWARD ttdltor and Publisher Published every Thursday m om io» Offlee: Graphic Building. No. SOU First Street Phones: Offloe. White S3; Residence, Blue n Entered at the pos to dice at New her». Oregon, as second-class matter. $ 1 .5 0 Per Year in Advance THURSDAY. APRIL 3 , 1913 WhenJ. Pierpont Morgan, the many times millionaire' of New York came down to his death bed the other day and the last word was to be said, he was as poor as the poorest mortal in the land, and could take no more with him when crossing the river than can the poorest beggar in the street. In olden times they split the tongues of gossips and scandal mongers. Wouldn’t there tie a lot of split tongues in Forest Grove if that rule was enforced here? There is no charity in a gossip carrier. I f every decent person would turn his back on such creatures when approach» d with some vile tale there would be fewer gossips. It is safe to discredit every sentence uttered by such people. If you have been peddling scandal the best thing you can do is to quit it and ask the Lord to torgive yon lor your vile sin. Think about this. A gossip and a scandal monger is a character assasin. Had you ever thought oj that?—Forest Grove Times. PRUNES WONT DOWN 1 MARKET REPORT '__ 1 Made b y Secretary Plummer, Portland Union Stock Yards. Mr. Consumer: Cattle market steady to shade firmer. An excellent d e m a n d We want you to help us increase our business and ou can do i t The benefits will be mutual. The prevailed tor prime beef. Top r la arger the volume o f our business the better stock sales this week were made frt we can afford to carry and this means better ser $8.00 to $8.25, while bulk of vice for you. We don’ t want you to pay. us more steer offerings graded good to * money for the same piece o f goods than you would choice a n d realized $7.60 to pay the other fellow; we guarantee our prices to be right We recognize the catalog houses as legit $7.80. Butcher stuff is equally imate competition, which is more than some merchants do, but their cash in advance plan strong, notably heifers and cows. puts them on a --------------------------- different -------------------------- business ------------- base, we have a plan ----------- ---------------- ---------— c s u and v i a if j v u you u n like c u u that » b n u kind i u v i o f business ^ There has been slim showing in appreciate your giving us, as your home merchants, she stuff supplies, but packers due consideration, prices being equal. Come in and talk over things with us and we’ll show gave higher bids for the few you where we’ re working hard to be on the square all the way through. Remember we have some o f the leading manufacturers’ lines and QUALITY IS OUR WATCHWORD. fancy head on band. A small lot ol Prineville spayed heifers selling at $7.75 featured. Best cows at $7.25; bulls $6.00; stags $6.75 and calves at $9.00 repre sents price range. The hog market has been a sensation all the week. Clear ing 10 c?nts to 20 cents, it finally The First National Bank o f Newberg—First National Bank of Newberg—First National Bank of settled at 9.55 Wednesday. This * fe a price range breaks all records since 1910. Bulk o f sales have ■« averaged 9:20 to 940. Outlet considerably broader than sup * plies as demand has been in 3 creased while bulk o f country swine has been marketed. Also a Missouri River points continue Likewise, in times of P R O S P E R I T Y and plenty prepare for e s high and all Coast packers are H A R D T I M E S and the “R A I N Y D A Y . ” » buying pork in Portland. Under You can do this by opening a S A V I N G S A C C O U N T with SB tow here is strong and unless the » s U S and adding to it from time to time. present t r a d e conditions ex r perience a complete change, may , W e pay 4 per cent and’permit withdrawals remain so indefinitely. 25 A steady to firm mutton and a l a m b market featured princi * pally by one of the smallest runs f a of the year. Wool yearlings sold THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY 7 up to $6.75 and ewes $5.75: H M a n a g e d by M en o f W id e Banking E x p e r ie n c e . S’ sheared stuff brought $1.00 less. a Demand lor choice and fat mut tons is steady and unsatisfied. Lamb trade reached the $8.00 SJeqA&»j¡ jo 3[a«a |«no|i«N jo M ««a l«no|)SK }U | j-S J 9 q a a (( jo ijnsa |OTO|j«i( level as expected, several loads o f prime wool stuff brought this price. a u u o iu i L A R K IN -P R IN C E H ARDW ARE CO. Editor Graphic: It seems that the Editor has J. A. Hart, formerly publisher soured on some bad prunes from o f the Willanyna Times, is said to be arranging to begin the pub the way he goes after prunes in lication o f a paper at LaFayette. general. .The ones that he refers The old tow n is said to be show to must have been a year or so ing some life of late and possibly old, as the 1912 crop should be this is the opportunity o f a life in good condition yet and for time for a newspaper man to some time to come, as it dried in show the people what he can do. sach a manner as to indicate that Anyway, the Graphic wishes Mr. it had good keeping qualities. When the prunes dry so that the Hart well. ratio between the number o f There is nothing startling in pounds of green prunes harvested the announcement from Wash to the number o f pounds o f dried ington that our Democratic sena prunes marketed is more than 3 tors, Chamberlain a n d Lane, to 1, the prunes are lacking in will name none but Democrats sugar and neither taste good nor for appointive offices. Both sen keep well. If t h e ratio is 27 ators were elected by Republican to 1 or thereabouts, the prunes voters, but if anybody voted for are full of sugar and both pleas either o f them supposing they ing to the taste and easy to pre would recommend Republicans serve. As to my roasting the fruit in for office under a Democratic spector, I must say that we farm administration they were sap- ers and horticulturists now take heads. The dose shonld now be it for granted that he is some taken without wincing. “ good fellow” as some never see him at all. One man says that As early as tw o weeks ago it he has not seen one around his was announced through the Port orchard in - the nineteen years land papers that sheep and goat that he has been in the prune THE SECRET OF shearing was well along in some business. Faithful service. counties in Oregon and now I did not reply toyou r “ Warn THE TELEPHONE GIRL comes the report that much loss ing to Prune Growers” with the has been sustained in many intention of entering into a con The telephone girl aits still in her chair; flocks, as a result o f the cold troversy over the matter. The And listens to the voices from every rains and consequent exposure. Editor and I differ in opinion, where. Nobody will pity the owners who but that is not our fault. Being She hears all the gossip, she hears all the news; have suffered this loss, and fur Scotch, I was brought up to be She knows who is happy and who has ther, a man who shears his lieve everybody honest but not the blues; sheep and goats in the middle of give them a chance to cheat me. She knows all our sorrows and all our March and then fails to properly Mr. Woodward evidently gains joys. house them when cold rains and the same end but by the “ believe She knows all the girls who are chasing boys; snow come deserves to be prose everyone a sharper until he She knows all our troubles, she knows cuted for crueltv to animals. p r o v e s himself trustworthy” o f our strife. route. Probably he has been im She knows every man who is mean to his wife; Occasionally -we hear the re posed on in buying his prunes, She knows every time we are out with mark made that Newberg should but that is only an argument in the boys, favor o f a “ producer to con not extend the time limit of the She hears the excuse each fellow em sumer” system. Hoping we may ploys; franchise granted t h e Oregon She knows every woman who has a Electric for right-of-way privi have one soon, I remain, dark past, Yours sincerely, leges in the city, and further She knows every man who’s inclined to W. S. Allan. that the company should be be fast; made to pay the bond of $10,- In fact, there’s a secret ’neath each saucy curl— 000 unless the road is com RECEPTION GIVEN MRS. HOL Of the quiet, demure -telephone girl. pleted to Newberg within, the LINGSWORTH AND DAUGHTER I f the telephone girl would tell all she limit of eighteen months from the knows. Shiloh Relief Corps, No 28, time of the acceptance of the It would turn all our friends into bit- met in regular session Thursday, franchise. We think such talk is * terest foes, ill-advised. Last season when March 27, with forty-five mem She could sow a small wind that would the O r e g o n Electric officials bers present. After the business turn to a gale. were informed that First street session, a reception was given Engulf us in trouble and land us in jail; propert}’ owners had decided to Mrs. Mary Hollingsworth and She could let go a story (which gaining in force----- pave the street with hard sur daughter, Rose, who are going Would cause half our wives to sue for face paving the}' were on hand away. A pleasing program was divorce;) promptly with a force of men, given in which t h e following She could get all our churches mixed up in big fights and spent something like $20,- named persons took part: Instrumental duet, Olive John And turn all our days into sorrowing 000 in laying their tracks and nights; paving from Center to Main son and Marv Scott; reading, In fact, she could keep the whole town streets on First. Apparently the Mrs. Linville;solo, MrsZumwalt; in a stew very best of material was used reading, Mrs. Churchill; vocal If she told the tenth part o f the things that she knew. and the work could scarcely duet, Mrs Zumwalt and Mrs. have lieen better done. The com Sage; reading, Mrs. Anna M. Now doesn’t it make your aching head whirl— pany has acted in perfectly good Jones; instrumental duet, Olive When you think o f the trials o f the tele faith, apparently, since the first Johnson and Mary Scott; read phone girl? survey of the line was made and ing, Mrs. Wentz; reading, Mrs. —F. M. Cooksie. Newberg should not act hastily C. Scott. Light refreshments were served in dealing with the question of and a pleasant social hour fol the franchise over our streets. lowed clouded only by the fact Big corpotations get tied up for mone}* to carry on their work, that these tw o ladies, so loyal to at times, the same as individuals the Corps, were going away. As do, and further the Oregon Elec- they only asked f o r visiting trie is said to be working an cards, we have courage to be army of 500 men on other exten lieve that they will soon be with When people know the value sions at the present time. * We u s again. The ladies presented o f the Hamilton watch other want to see work on the exten them each a little token o f es factories will have to come sion out this way taken up as teem. up to their standard or quit Mrs. Etta Moore, Press Cor. business. Sold by soon as may be, blit we don’t stand to gain anything by acting F o r S a l e — Thoroughbred ugly, as long as the railroad peo brown leghorn eggs, $1.00 for ple show a disposition to do the 15.—H. M. Gaettel, R. F. D. 2. THE JEWELER 25-pd square thing. Ih® Hamilton W a tc h C. A. M OR R IS r “ In times o f PEACE prepare for W A R ” 7 T he First National Bank of Newberg IT PAYS TO TRADE — ■ — AT— — — — — BAIRD’S Exclusive Agency for Chase & Sanborn’ s Coffees. If you like good coffee try a pound at per pound.........................................35c, 40c, 45c Exclusive Agency for Pure White flour. 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