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T H E N E W B E R G G R A P H IC HIGH SCHOOL NOTES S Newberg Graphic BOURNE EXPLAIN PETITIO N PLANS JE. M. W O O D W A R D Tuesday afternoon we were the hearers o f a very interesting lecture given by Miss Corbett, the domestic scieuce and art teacher. She spoke on a very live question, the organization o f the consumers league, its pur. pose, origin and effectiveness. Kdltor and Publisher B A IR D ’S To the Editor:—I t has been quite generally agreed that under « • « : Graphie BaUdln*. No «00 Pin t Straot P k n « : Offlo*. White a : Residence. Bla« r the system o f paid circulation o initiative and referendum peti R b O i i I i t U n poatofflee i t N ew b erf. Ore#«*», tions tw o evils exist: The sub tee M M i d ^ U n mattar. mission o f many measures for $1.50 Per Y ear in Advance which there is no popular de Last Friday evening Newberg mand, and the forging of signa THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 . 1914 and Forest Grove clashed arms tures. T o remove these evils, in basket ball. The game was shall propose an initiative meas • , The Graphic has been requested ure prohibiting payment o f cir fast but clean and the decision W e are offering big reductions on a great many lines of seasonable merchandise. t o announce that it is desired culation ot petitions but placing was as close a ; it could be, New and expected that not only those no restriction upon the right o: berg losing by a score o f thirty N ow is the time to buy good up-to*date dependable goods and save money w ho have subscribed for stock in the people to circulate petitions one to thirty-two. Never mind the co-operative cannery propo for any measure in which they friends, there are about tw o sition, but that everyone who feel an interest. FURS—A ll o f our Furs are now on sale score and three more game« yet 25 Per Cent Reduction at............................................. ............ has a desire for the success of the One o f the fundamental pur Monday afternoon our friend undertaking shall attend the COATS—A ll winter coats for ladies q q 1 o D - poses of the Oregon System is to Jonathon Krause, was presentee and children on sale a t ............. ...... O O 1 - « J Jr e i* Cent Reduction meeting to be held at Duncan’s increase the power o f men am with a very beautiful cut glass SKIRTS—A ll ladies dress skirts on sale gQ H a ll on Saturday o f this week bowl by the students. The occa decrease o f power o f money, Cent Rednction a t 10:30 o ’clock. This will be am surprised, therefore, to fine sion drew so much applause that SW EATERS—A ll sweaters for men, women o g n a n important meeting and there that there are some sincere advo Jonathan arose and delivered and children, on sale at......................... „ . . . . « 0 a C T Cent Reduction should be a large attendance. cates o f better government who an excellent impromptu speech in W O O L FASCINATO RS & A V IA T IO N CAPS O C p - Cent Reduction They are all on sale now at..........................a C T oppose the plan o f prohibiting which he thanked the students Th e meeting to be held Satur paid circulation o f petitions in behalf o f his wife and himself M E N ’ S H ATS—One lot o f men’s hats, values up to $2.50; d a y at 10:30 in Duncan’s Hall in Ify o u need a hat see these before you buy. On sale at.. ..... $1.00 Each Mpst o f those who oppose my for the honor and present they th e interest o f the co-operative SHOES—Some odd lots o f Shoes for men, women and bill acknowledge that it is right bestowed upon him. cannery and fruit and berry children are now on sale a t....................... ...'.................. .......at 1-2 price in principle but say it will not An old time resident o f New g row er's association, will be a 5,000 YA R D S N E W SPRING G IN G H AM S-Ju st received work satisfactorily in practice, berg spoke to us on Wednesday meeting of great moment to this 10 and 12 l-2 c —all o f the newest patterns, on sale at per yard........ contend that if it is right in prin He told us of our early schools section and should be attended OUTINGS—We have a big line o f extra heavy outings and ciple it will ultimately be adopter here, the pupils that attendee 10c per yard big values at the price ....... ...................................... . an d participated in by as nearly and will work in practice. them and the teachers that aM the tillers o f the soil as possi An initiative petition is sup taught. Then he contrasted our ble. The growers should organ posed to represent the desire o f 8 chances o f today with those o ize and manage the association percent o f the voters. It does yesterday and left us in a verv though the business men o f New no such thing. It represents happy frame o f mind. We hope b erg will lend assistance by sub merely the expenditure o f a cer Mr. Edwards will come a dozen scribing for stock in order to Get the habit o f ordering your groceries at Baird’ s. It is our constant aim to serve tain amount o f money. times this year and tell us some you with nothing but the best at tne lowest prices. We give you prompt service with help the enterprise along. Possibly circulation o f petitions of those bear stories which he our own delivery wagon. We quote you just a few o f the grocery bargains. to notify, about ten per hinted about. W e hare been asked for an ex 3 cans Standard C om ....................... 25c 2 packages Cream o f Wheat...... pression o f opinion with relation cent of the voters that the meas All the students and teachers 3 cans Standard Tomatoes................ 25c 2 packages grape nuts................ t o the Governor’s method o ure is being proposed, but, if that answered roll-call Monday morn 2 cans first grade solid pack com .... 25c Coffee per pound at............ 20c cleaning tip Copperfield, a short is the end to be gained, it certain ing the first day o f school since 2 cans first grade “ tomatoes 25c 4 packages Arm & Hammer Soda... 25c account o f which event will be ly could be done more effectively Christmas. Professor K r a u s e 3 cans pink salmon........................... 25c 6 cans sardines.................................25c found on page 3. Here it is in a by expending the money in the returned from Idaho where he 3 lbs. best grade full head rice....... 25c Bacon backs, per lb.................... 10c fe w words. The booze dispens printing and circulation o f copies says he spent the happiest vaca 4 lbs. lump starch............................. 25c 6 bars Royal White S oap................ 25c the bill which voters conic tion o f his life. Misses Converse ers have been defying the law Trade at Baird’s and Save Money 3 lbs. corn starch............................. 25c read, rati rather than in securing and Wightman spent the holi w ith impunity all these years and it is refreshing to see a few signatures o f voters to a petition days in their homes in Portland which take the time to read while Miss Corbett went to Cor The adoption o f my suggestec vallis. The other teachers re veal thing—Governor West and bill yvould make the petition rep- mained in our own city. th e men who do his bidding, for resent pu public opinion, for the instance. We say go to it. Gov Tuesday evening the literary number of volunteer circulators ernor, hammer and tongs if nec society held its regular meeting e s s à ri, and clean up the law would be in proportion to the at 7:30. We did not expect a extent o f public desire for the very large attendance for the measure. reason that the debate team was H. W. Young has sold the 1 admit that so long as the slated for a practice debate which "Woodburn Independent to H. L. custom o of paying circulators to the average student is G ill, a former owner o f the paper, continues, pratically every meas very interesting; but a surprise and A. E. Adams who was form ure must be initiated in that was in store for us, as almost erly one o f the printers in the manner, but I am confident the every seat-was filled and every office. The Graphic has greatly time will come when the dnties student w i t h o u t e x c e appreciated the Independent as of citizenship in procuring and showed real interest on the sub under the manage protecting desired laws under ject by giving his closest atten- ment o f Mr. Young, and we sin the initiative and referendum to every word. The reason for cerely hope that he will find a will be performed without special this debate was to give the de suitable location at some point in compensation. baters their last practice before the Willamette Valley and again The hiring of paid circulators Friday night when • engage in the publication of a for measures or candidates is no affirmative team meets Dayton’s paper. Mr. Gill got out a good less unrepresentative than the negative here. Newberg’s nega rpaper when he was connected hiring o f workers or vehicles on tive meets Mac’s affirmative at w ith the Independent and it will election day, which have both the county seat. We have tw o seem like old times to again see >een prohibited by the corrupt very strong teams and moreover his name at the head o f the edi practices act. an extremely live question; one to r ia l page. A few years ago be Jonathan Bourne, Jr. of interest to every voter in Ore tired of the weekly grind in the gon. But this alone does office, sold out and located in win the debate, we must have Portland, but it seems that the the backing o f all loyal Newberg- lure of the ink pot and the scis The W. C. T. U. held a M oth ers an d friends. Proceedings sors has been too much for him. er’s Meeting, December 30th, in commence at 7:30. The admis team from tbe alumni at that the C. E. room o f the Baptist sion will pe twenty-five cents for time and a fast game is assured. T h e city of Rockford, Illinois, church. The room was very those who do not have student The first league game will be w ith a population o f 55,000 and prettily decorated in green and body tickets. played on the local floor Friday lia vin g 453 manufacturing in white. The following program evening, J«n. 16, with the Che- dustries is without a single was given: mawa Indians. The team this saloon. Recently the city council Singing—Precious Jewels. year will be rather light but the passed an ordinance forbidding Devotional. >oys are getting into good shape the sale of cigarettes in the city. Reading—M adonnas............... On Monday morning ot this and are playing fast ball. Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health. Immediately all the tobacco deal .................... Louisa P. Round week the students were favored A number o f students are This is the kind we supply our customers- ers met and entered into an Song—The Ragged Baby Shoe.. with the three last numbers of working on their orations for agreement to the effect that no Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State ........................... Mrs. Whitely the Nutcracker Suite played by the oratorical tryouts which Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com cigarettes in any form would be Reading—The Worlds’ Babies... Mrs. Hull and Miss Jones, Prof, will be held in the near future. mended by that official. Give us a trial. carried in the future, and pub ............................ Mrs. Chapin lu ll reading the accompanying The local college contest will be lished the same in all the news Reading—Boys Wanted........... narrative. held Jan. 30, at which time the papers, with the true spirit of ........ ...................Mrs. Bassett Pres. Pennington addressed speaker will be chosen who will la w observance. T w e l v e Reading—Shall I vote to License :he Y. M. C. A. Wednesday morn represent Pacific in the state churches in that city have com Liquor........ Miss Ethel Morris ing on the topic “ Guiding Princi- oratorical. This event will oc bined in forming a lyceum asso Presentation o f the pledge cards bles in Choosing a Life Work.” cur at Albany this year. ciation and a four thodsand dol for White Ribbon Recruits. This was introductory to a series A short rehearsal o f the glee la r lyceutn course is being carried Reading—Motherhood.......... . o f talks covering the field ot club was held Tuesday evening. th is season, the announcement * ........................... Mrs. Hodson professions open to college men. b eiog made that the object ot Nine White Ribbon Recruits The various professions w ill be The first regular meeting will be held next Monday evening. It th e association was to bring the were added to the union. Follow presented by men especially desired that all who are in citizens o f Rockford clean, whole- ing the program a social hoar qualified along the different lines. tending to be members of the a ooe, uplifting entertainment, was enjoyed by a ll.. The Y. W. C. A. meeting this d ob this term shall be present at The beeten peth to our store is erer widening—“ Quality Did I t . ” the best that money could buy, Dainty refreshments w e r e week was addressed by Mrs. that time so that new music can and give it at a cost within the served. Frances B. Matthews, Mendenhall. y^-eep up the Q uality w ■ ordered as soon as possible. ■each of all. In tw o days more Press Correspondent. -ts -e e p d o w n the p rice - • O T er *“ *P The basket ball squad is prac The club meets at 7:00 p.m. every seats were sold than the largest ticing hard for their opening Monday. church in the city contained and Notice. Our Prescription Department is complete. Let us All your game which will be this coming th ey had to move to the Armory. prescriptions. Tbe Graphic and Semi-Weekly All persons having library Saturday night, January 10, at Evidently Rockford is a progress I f you Buy it o f Hodson its Correct. I f Hodson Keeps it its Correct The onraal combination for $2.00 iv e city where the people do books over due, please return to the college gymnasium. library at once. Miss Langton. Varsity team will meet a picked per year. things. PnblUbvd e v e r j Thuraday m om io* Special Clean-Up Sal Our Grocery Department Bargains C A S H PAID FOR EG G S E. C . B A IR D The First National Bank T H E PROGRESSIVE B A N K Under government supervision and Managed by men of many years banking experience Desiresto assist you in building up your business 4. Per Cent Interest paid on Savings Accounts MOTHER’S MEETING COLLEGE NOTES Lone Fir Dairy Phone Red 66 R. B. LYLE PARLOR PH ARM ACY Q u a lity Storei
