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'f JH i « a 'wiSm T H E N K W B E 8 G G R A P H IC Newberg Graphic C . N. W O O D W A R D Bdttor u d Publuher Pubi Uh *d «very ThurwUy moral n« OB m : Graphie Building. No. 000 P in t St root Phone*: O B m . WhlUSS; Ketldenee. Blue «7 M Bn ton d at th* poatoffleo at New borg, Oragoa, M ooad-elu* mattar. $1.50 Per Year in Advance THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1913 A glad d a y is d a w n in g for the ' ‘grea t unw ashed” p a rty . S oap is t o be p u t on the free list. The prospect of free w o o l is serving as an all w o o l w e t blanket fo r O regon w o o l g r o w ers. R ew ard, and a liberal one, for the m an w h o w ill “ invent” a new tune for the m erry-go-round m usic b o x . W ith springtim e com in g and n o sh o o tin g irons in sight, the C hina rooster is stru ttin g forth these d a y s, a veritable cock o f the w a lk a m on g O regon gam e birds. The ed itors o f the Press Bulle tin o f the O regon Agricultural College a t C orvallis, have under taken a b ig co n tra ct w hen they set o u t t o tran sm ogrify all set tin g hens in to “ sittin g hens.” —W o o d burn Independent. PR O FAN ITY F O R )RNA- M E N TA L PURPOSES. CurTbnt Com m ent .1 Everybody r n m i to agree that there Is too much concentration o f money except the entirely affable and oblig ing concentrators.—Chicago Newa. Bwltaerland has rigged up a tall church tower eo as to hold wireless communication with the Eiffel tower. But why not rig up the Jungfrau and talk to Pike* peak T—Cleveland Plain Dealer. The aale o f a seat In the Boston Stock Exchange at $14,000 abows a relatively greeter drop from the record price o f $38.500 In 1907 than the de cline lu the price o f a seat In the New Turk Stock Exchange from $96.000 to $48,000.—Boston G lobe Call this a serm on if y o u w a n t Facts From France. t o : T his w riter w a s one o f a g ro u p w h o were talking on the By French lavr no doctor may In herit property left to him by a deceas street this m orn in g and in the ed patient. g ro u p w as a genial fellow w^io In the French schools there bss been w as d o in g much o f the talking, s return to the slanting system o f and he w as an interesting talker writing instead o f the vertical. Experiments in France indicate that t o o . His b o y w a s a lso present, mushroom poisoning can be cared by a and every few minutes the father serum prepared In a similar manner w ould th row in som e profan ity, to d lp b tV -la antitoxin. for ornam ental purposes. The The Gothic priory o f Rochefoucauld. France, dating from the year 1000, has father is a likeable fellow and a bean acquired by a batcher, who will m an of intelligence and the b o y ase it as a pig breeding establishm ent is a fine appearing chap. And Automobile Bumps. som eh ow the p rofa n ity o f that * *----------- father in the presence o f th a t b o y There are only about 28,000 automo o f his seemed such a g ross thing. biles In Greater New Tork. bat the P rofan ity is bad enough a t any eaauallties are numerous enough tor many more.—New Tork American. time, even under p ro v o ca tio n , Automobile driven In Chicago are bu t under such circum stances it demanding tall lights on all wagons d oes seem th a t it w ould ja r the and buggies. Like death, some chauf think w ork s o f an y m an, no m at feurs love a shining mark.—Chatta nooga Times. ter h o w hardened t o it. This A Detroit man boasts o f having In m an thinks he is a g o o d father— vented an automobile that can be turn and in m ost w a y s w e believe he ed Into a buggy. A baggy that might be turned into an automobile would be is. And if he d oesn ’t like t o have a better seller.—Minneapolis Journal. this th in g th ro w n a t h i m , it ca n ’ t be helped. London’s Suffragettes. N o, the a b o v e w asn ’ t w ritten “ Barn this letter” Is the latest M o ffo by the Independent editor, but o f the London goffvaguttes.—PhiladeJ is copied fro m the M arion, K a n phis Record. sas, R ecord, G overn or f f i j c k V " The trouble with London’s militant paper. Still w e w on der if there suffragettes Is that they never pause ; for an effort to bring a discussion o f are n o t other fathers l n o t h e r ; arbitration Into the situ a tio n .-W a a b - states w h o are as thoughtless as lngton sta r The London suffragettes are now the K ansas father referred to. sending letters containing pepper to —W ood burn Independent. the British cabinet, and yet they them k'íl Your Money Spent at the Big Hard ware Store Will Buy 39 inch American Field Fencing at 32 cents per rod Sharpies Disc Cream Separator 500 lbs. capacity $42.75 Euclid Steel Ranges with 18 inch oven at $30.95 Top Buggies at $60.00 and up Oliver Vineyard Plows with 2 shears for $9.50 John Deere Universal Guard Rail Harrow, 50 tooth $14.00 Reversible Disc, 3 16 in. discs on each side, with pole and shafts only $20.00. 5 Tooth Osborne Cultivators $4.25 LA R K IN -P R IN C E HARDWARE CO. The First National Bank or Newberg—First National Bank o f Newberg—First National Bank of a I « § fc a s ! £ * » “In times o f PEACE prepare for W AR” Likewise, in times o f P R O S P E R l T Y and plenty prepare for . H A R D T I M E S and the “R A I N Y D A Y . ” You can do this by opening a S A V I N G S A C C O U N T w i t h U S and adding to it from time to time. W e pay 4 per cent and permit withdrawals M 0 % a T h e First National Bank of Newberg TH E B A N K FOR E V ER YB O D Y • « » ** Managed by - Men of' W i d e Banking E x p e rie n c e . O regon p o ta to e s h a v e been c selling a t $ 1 .4 0 a sack a t N orth s ern C alifornia p oin ts b u t have gjaqAAOK jo i(a « a |«uo|i*(j i u | j -$ i 9 q a 8 K jo .R ave J W | j-3li9q A U (j jo i|a«a (wuo|}V£ recently been reduced t o a d olla r a sank, while here in the Wil lam ette Valley they g o begging selves maintain that their campaign is not to be sneesed at!—Chicago Inter a t tw en ty cents a sack. It w ould Ocean. ~ * -------— ESKIMO E TIQ U E TTE . help som e at b o th ends of the line if the railroads w ou ld lend a These Curious Arctic People Have No Tow n Topics. Uee For Stingy Strangers. hand to w a rd g ettin g a m ore I f Berkeley. C al., succeeds In It» ef As we scrambled over rough bowl equitable distribution o f the 1912 forts to make the town catleoa It might ders to our arctic borne the night spud crop . previous we had noticed dark masses I pass the recipe around. — Pittsburgh of natives grouped on the slope of Dispatch. N o picture displayed in New Amundsen saya that Milwaukee has AT' the village to the right of the gov berg recently has attracted m ore ernment buildings, but it was not a worse clim ate than the south pole favorable com m ent than has until the next morning that we Still, he must admit that It has better saloons.—Washington Post. one n ow hanging in the w in d ow were introduced to the whole popu Opposition to the sweeping changes o f the G raphic office, “ The First lation, when they engulfed us in a of street names in Chicago is vigorous. Borne Chicago men have difficulty In Choice.” A grou p o f b o y s get good natured brown flood. The first step was to look us and finding their homes in the early morn ting ready for a gam e o f ball is our belongings over; the next was to ing as things are now .—Boston Globe. show n, a ball b a t having been beg for different articles which espe Zoological Myths. tossed up and t w o b o y s are cially appealed to their fancy. This Certain creatures o ft heard of. pray who ever saw ? gripping it, hand over hand, to is a trait which the Eskimo shares T h ere's the camel whose back broke be in common with all the native decide w hich shall have first E xclusive Agency fo r Chase & Sanborn’ s neath the last straw. the w onderful g oose that laid choice in “ ch oosin g u p ” for the tribes and which somewhat mars his There’s Coffees. I f you like good coffee try a pound at o f pure gold sociability. The prodigal generos And eggs the bull that got In w here the china per pound............................................. 35c, 40c, 45c game. Every detail o f the pic ity of whalers and miners has con w as sold. ture is true t o life, and it never vinced him that all white men are T h ere's the ass that the akin o f a lion Exclusive A g en cy fo r Pure W hite flour. I f doth wear fails t o brin g a smile t o the face rich, and be regards them as his And the w ron g pig w e fr-o u e n tly gat by you w ant a sack o f good Hard W heat flour equal the ear. o f one w h o remembers the w a y natural benefactors. to the very best flour made, then order a sack The w ild horse that never—no, n ever- The Eskimo code of etiquette such m om entous questions as could drag o f Pure W hite at $1.45 a sack— “ Costs Less, Us som ewhere. T h vie’s the cat w e let w h o should get the adva n tage runs something like this: “ I f s out o f the bag Makes M ore.’ ’ . Per sack a t......................... $ 1 .4 5 stranger has nothing give him any of first choice in a gam e o f “ to w n thing you have got; if he has plenty T here’ * the bird that — e# w hispering s* crets around. Exclusive A g en cy for Zion City Laces. 3000 ball” in the d ays o f lon g a g o ask him for everything.” The gen W h oever has seen It. w hoever has found? T h ere's the o ft m entioned d og hi the yards o f laces equal in value to any 10c and 15c w ered ecid td . It is evident th at erosity or stinginess of a newcomer m anger that atnnds laces. W e sell them to you a t ..................... 5c yd the artist w as one o f the b oy s in on his initial visit forever estab 1 And the elephant som e one has g ot on i his h an ds lishes his reputation among the Es There’s the ravenoue w o lf from ou r doors Exclusive A g en cy fo r Bow string Thread, a his day. that we keep kimos. If he withholds the usual new thread that is much superior to any thread And the w olf that goes round In the A m an is n ot ju d ged to d a y by presents and pays sparingly for his clothes o f a aheep. on the m a rk et Costs no m ore than the other W h y take any risk w hen labor he is blazoned throughout the fh e re ’s the nightm are that som ebody tells w h at he is, bu t by w h at he has, ua th ey 'v e had. brands. A sk fo r B ow string Thread... 5c a Spool country as a “ tightwad,” the Eski y ou can be sure o f satisfac and n o b o d y asks ou t loud h ow mos are promptly converted, so far i There’s the cat w ith nine lives, and the M arch hare th at's mad. tory w ear from a Parisiana Exclusive A gency for P a r i s i a n a Corsets. he g o t it.— Peninsula Herald. as he is concerned, into thieves and And the fo x that declared that the high W hen you need a new Corset w hy not buy a grapes were sour, corset? It is an easy thing t o make a villains; but if, on the other hand, And the grim dogs o f war. It would take strictly guaranteed Corset, one that will give quite an hour loose, off-hand statem ent like the he pays the natives well for unload Its good style and shape lu st to list all the odd. freakish creatures grace and style to any figure.....Each $1 to $3. ing his cargo and dispenses little above, and some people are glad that we are th e re to sta y . W e presents with discretion, he is every day hear o f. but never once Exclusive Agency fo r Peters Shoes. W e enough t o accept such an asser known as a “ good fellow,” and the Nearly see guarantee it. I f the stays —8t. Louts G lobe-D em ocrat. will sell you a pair o f Ladies’ or M en’s shoes tion as being a true statem ent o f whole tribe stands ready to do his should break or the fabric that have as good or better w earing qualities. existing conditions at the present bidding. A Particular Farmer. Of the general natural honesty of Snappy Styles, Solid Leather fo r $3.50 a pair. time,' but the G raphic takes a split y ou w ill receive a “ Pardon me,” asked a lady of These are the same kind you pay $4.00 and $4.50 m ore hopeful view o f the situa the Eskimo there is no question. n ew corset w ithout charge. During a three years’ residence whom the New York Mail has fo r elsew here..................................... $ 3 .5 0 per pair tion. It is w ritten in the g o o d among them I never lost so much as heard, “ but are these eggs fresh b ook th a t “ A m an’s life con s pin and frequently had lost arti laid ?” G in g h a m s. Largest line o f Ginghams in s is t e d n ot in the abundance o f cles returned. They would not even “ Absolutely, madam,” replied the town. ............................................................ 10c yard the tbings which he possesseth,” take a lump of coal off the school grocer. “ The farmer I purchase my W in d o w S w is s D raperies. Plain white, and while it is n o d ou b t true grounds without my permission. eggs from won’t allow hia hena to lav them any other way.” Every year I ordered my supplies in colored and w ith borders............. 1 0 c to 2 5 c yard th at in the eyes o f m any people Nome and had them sent up to the m oney counts for m ore than all islands and delivered to the natives, G ro ce rie s. It will pay you to try buying your cost no m ore than ordinary groceries at Baird’s. Just a little saved on each else, \^re believe th a t w ith the and. although some families might corsets; $1.00 and up. masses o f the people the scrip be entirely out of food, they never purchase will amount to a considerable sum in a touched a single box of sugar or short time. tural statem ent still holds g o o d . C om e and see th ese biscuit, bat stored it carefully in the It is true th a t men in their greed guaranteed corsets. W e l school building, accounting for ev for gold g o w ron g, and for a ery item. Any dishonesty shown com e w hether y ou buy time seem t o g o on unchecked, has been learned from the white CASH PAID FOR EGGS ' or not. but the m an o f upright character men. W hen people know the value I mig ht add that th« Siberian w h o in his business career has a o f the Hamilton watch other “ clean bill o f health,” still has a tribes do o not bear thia reputation, factories will have to com e and when they mads their annwal place w ith the people, and we up to their standard or quit visit in the spring we had to put ev business. Sold by believe it is ill-advised for a local erything under lock and key. How paper th a t goes in to the hom es ever, daring my stay on the Diome- of the people t o m ake the broad des there was not a single ease of statem ent th a t a m an to d a y is theft among the natives.— Wide World Magazine n ot judged by w h a t he is, but by IT PAYS TO TRADE BAIRD’S A Guaranteed Corset W ith out Extra Charge "P arisiana (pRSETS The I Newberg—First National Bank of Newberg—The First T h e streaks o f sunshine we have been h a v in g a t intervals during the w eek ou g h t t o en cou ra ge gentle Annie t o h old her grip. w h at he has. W e d o n ’ t believe the statem ent fits present day con d ition s a n y better than it w ould have answ ered for co n d itions th at existed a generation a g o , and such p ublicity is calcu lated t o give the y o u n g a w ro n g im pression of life. It is better to publish t o the w ork ! th a t hon esty and integrity still bring a sure rew ard, a truth th a t is as enduring as the eternal hills. Watch C.A. 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