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froffi ; the Sacramento to the
Columbia river and thence to
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importance. Beginning with a
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$ 1.50 Por Y ear in
sand dollars it has developed
until the big water mark was
TH U RSD AY , FEBRUARY 2 8 , 1814
reached in 1913 with a pack o f
400.000,000
cans valued at
H are you registered? If not.
$40,000,000.
w hy not?
N ewberg G raphic
W ater-logged Californians are
invited to come to a country
where it rains with some show
ot decency and decorum.
Pay your cannery subscription
a t once and assist the board in
meeting the payment on the
plant which fells due March 1.
Dimick, Brownell add U’Ren,
all of Oregon City and all want
ing to be governor o f the great
state o f Oregon, with Brown o f
the Conner yet to hear from.
Oregon City with three candi
dates for governor is strictly in
th e Hme light this year. But the
•city by the Palls has been
producing big men these > many
years.
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Saturday w ill be the last day
fo r payment o f subscriptions for
cannery certificates o f member
ship that'were to be paid before
M arch 1. Payment m ay be
made at either o f the banks.
With chewing the rag over the
w ater meter question and the
location o f the auditorium, Port
landers have something to claim
their attention while w aiting for
the ground-hog to come out o f
his hole again.
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< The date o f April 10 is quite a
w ay in the future, this being the
last day for filing nominating
petitions with the Secretary o f
State, and there may yet be
several candidates for governor
t o pick from. So far there are
only fourteen in the field.
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Republican voters w ho are op
posed to the rum demon will
have at least tw o candidates tor
governor to select from at the
primary election. George C.
Brownell, of Oregon City, and
T. T* Geer, the ex-governor, have
both come out in fevor o f pro
hibition o f the liquor traffic.
The people o f Oregon arejust
awakening to the feet that the
state is top heavy from an over
supply o f commissions, the ap
pointm ent o f which has been a
jggow ing fad for the past ten
-years. There is an urgent call
i f or the use o f the prunning knife
.'Jill along the line.
"By invitation th e w r i t e r
feasted on chicken pie and other
*good things with the Wisconsin
people Wednesday, and saw
.you n g and old mingling together
¿and having a royal good time.
These get-together socials are
w orth all they cost and really
we ought to have more o f them.
Democratic newspapers are
giving encouragement to men ot
their party to enter the race for
congress in opposition to W. C.
Hawley, saving it is an oppor
tune time to lay it over Hawley.
W e beard much of the same kind
o f talk tw o years ago, but some
w ay the anti-Haw ley votes failed
t o loom up when the ballot boxes
were opened. Looks like a
shame to encourage the faithful
to throw their good money
aw ay in a wild goose chase.
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Friday, March 13, is to be cele
brated as National Salmon Day
and everybody will be expected
to eat three full meals, on that
date, with salmon as the
principal dish. The salmon-can
ning industry is also celebrating
its fiftieth anniversary this year,
and for that reason particular
interest attaches to the event.
I t M its origin in 1864, when
♦lnw pioneers from Maine who
in lobster caa-
DUNDEE
Mrs. Bland Herring is visiting
Free Quick
her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Moorei
Delivery
M erchandise
in Portland.
On Sunday evening a Frances '
Willard-Neal Dow memorial
'
vice will b« held in the Dundee
church in the auspices o f the W.
C. T. U. A cordial Invitations
extended to all.
Mrs. W. J. Gordon attended
the Wisconsin re-union in New
W e invite you to inspect them. Y ou will find
berg on Wednesday.
hero the largest line o f Gingham s, Crepes, W hite
Miss Nellie F. McNeill and Missfi
So far the voters registered in
C.
J.
Spencer
returned
Sunday
the several precincts o f Nçwberg,
G oods, W ool Goods, Percales, Etc. A ll priced a t
Dundee, West Chehalem and evening from a week-end visit in
the very low est prices. W h y not trade where
Springbfook number 580, o f Portland and vicinity.
your m oney will go die farthest? A t B aird V
which 268 are put dow n as Re
Mrs. Hanna Imus has sold her
publicans, 171 Prohibitionists, house and tw o blocks io Dundee.
GINGHAM S—A b ig assortment g n * « J
102 Democrats, 24 Socialists, 2 John Herring recently pur
e f ginghams a t......................... 1 v C y U
Progressives, while 13 fed to chased the tw o twenty-acre
give any party preference. Since tracts known as the Gilm ouf
The Best qualify for the lowest prices
it is estimated that there are property.
something like 2000 voters in
INDIA U N E N -T he
S cans Standard Tomatoes
The Dundee Public Library
in Newberg f o r . ..
these precincts it is evident that
fo
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was opened for the first time
there is something yet to be done
3 cans Standard Com
EMBROIDERIES—Fine Swim for the btby
the evening oa Tuesday,
fo r ............. ......................
before all have their names on
number o f magazines and gatnrs
the register. “ Is your name
2 cans First Grade Tomatoes
2 5 c
have been provided and the
written there?”
young fotk o f the community
CAMBRIC EM BRO ID ERY-O m 1 A — __ J
2 cans First Grade Corn
2 5 c
lot wide Cambric embroidery at * ^
Y”
welcome
to
enjoy
them
from
John Manning, one o f the
3 can Pihk Salmon
2 5 c
FLOWERED CREPE—A nice assortment o f
Democratic c a n d i d a t e s f o r seven o ’clock until nine on Tues
day
evenings
and
from
seven
patterns that will please 4 e _ i . o e _
governor said recently:
you:
per yard a t............. 1 D C t O ¿ D C
o
’clock
until
ten
on
Friday
even
8 cans Condensed Milk
2 5 c
“ This campaign should be so
W O O L DRESS GOODS—In serges, all colors
conducted that when the result ings. During those hours the
2 cans o f Peas
o f the primaries is known, the circulating department for book#
Democrats w ho are defeated will will be open and it will also be
1 pound o f Coffee
SUMMER SILKS—newest o r . i _ e n
be able t o give whole-hearted open from three o ’clock until five
patterns a t ...................... ¿ D C t O D lr C
support to the Democrat who is p.m. on Fridays. As the supply
4 pounds o f Lump Starch
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f
books
tor
the
library
is
very
to r.................. .............: . . .
nominated. We should have a
limited
any
one
who
has
books
4 pounds o f Rice
solid Democratic party behind
the candidate this year, and we to spare, is urged to donate
them.
1 pound Baker’ s Chocolate
4 5 c
should refrain from saying any
In
spite
o
f
the
storm
y
night
thing against the other aspirants
Bacon Backs
1 9 c
for the nomination that might and counter attractions at New
We have shoes for the entire family, the
berg, Groth Hall was filled on
be used against him by the op
kind that are built for wear, at the low
AD other groceries priced m propor
position after the nominations Saturday evening when the ladies
est
prices. Buy your shoes o f Baird and
tion-
It
wfll
pay
you
to
trade
where
ot the Neighborhood Club gave
are made.”
yon’ll
save money and wear good shoes
wfll go the farthest.
their first entertainment. The
If the Republican candidates
hall was beautifully decorated
for governor would adopt this
for the occasion with large flags
as their slogan and see to it that
and native greens.
their friends support the Repub
Miss Sophie Groth gave several
lican w ho receives the m ost votes
piano selections while the audi
a t the primary election, the
party would easily win out in the ence was assembling. The pro
election, since the registration gram which began promptly at
o f voters shows a tw o-to-one eight o ’clock was excellently
rendered by all participants
m ajority o f Republicans.
Mrs. Shannahap and Miss Anna
Tiun pleased the audience with
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their vocal duet. Then Miss
Groth, Clause Groth, and Donald
On Thursday morning o f last
The Graphic O fflcs Is fully «quipped for doing all kinds of com
Parrett in an amusing dialogue
week we had the pleasure of
mercial printing. Including Letterheads, Billheads, Statements,
showed their ability to conduct
Booklets, Catalogues, and large poster«, promptly. Got prices.
listening to a continuation o f
“ A courtship under Difficulties.”
J. C. Hod son’s Mt. H ood. We
Then followed a box-making con
never knew before that Mr. Hod-
test for women under the direc-
son would “ back dow n” on any
tiou o f Charles Parrett. Mrs.
thing, but he confessed to doing
Bland Herring, Mrs. Holzmeyer, pqgls o f laughter and applause and after several minutes o f per turns in immatation o f toe bag
it on Mt. H ood. Coming down
Mrs. H. B. Powell, Mrs. Frank a% Mrs. ..Bernhard Groth kp- plexity awarded the first prize to pipes and with old favorite
was even better than going up—
Keyes, and Mrs. John Herring pqared before them in Mr. Ben- F. W. Meyer for the prettiest hat jScoteb airs. Unele John P anytt
from the standpoint of the audi
demonstrated their ability to nett's creation.) Rev. J. G. Al and to H. B. Powell for the most and F. W. Meyer accompa
ence.
use a hammer in a manner high ford chose a modest little brown uoique one. Seven ladies were by Miss Groth, also gave some
The first regular meeting o f the
ly successful as far as the finished straw and proved himself a true selected to act as milliner’s more violin music. The rest o f
Agoreton Literary Society for
boxes were concerned but some dfeciple of Audubon for he an models and wear the hats ' for the evening was spent in soci
this -semester was held in the
what lacking in speed, according nounced in a most positive man half the evening. When these ability and those present declared
chapel Thursday, February 19,
t o the professional box-makers ner, as he refused to look at the seven lindd-up facing the audi- it to have been- one of the most
immediately after school. An in
present. Mrs. H. B. Powell re feathers displayed for trim m ing,1 ence round after* round o f ap- pleasant gatherings ever held in
teresting program was rendered
ceived the first prize, a hatchet, “ L want flowers.” His had plnuse greeted them.
Dundee.
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including some warm parlia
for the best box completed with readily found a wearer. H. D
T.
A.
Harper,
who
spent
mentary sparring.
When you have a problem that
in the five minutes allotted for Ainsworth as a nature lover several years as a mining engin
Friday night o f last week the
the contest, and Mrs. John Her seprned the trimming on dis- eer in Sibera, entertained the needs twenty-jour hoars’ con
basketball team “ put one over”
ring received second prize, the pipy and trimmed the black felt audience with a short talk on sideration, give it twenty-four—
on P. U. by defeating them on
one for speed, as she completed of-his choice with sword ferns that interesting country and not twenty-five.
their own floor 25 to 23. This
her box in tw o and one-half frysh from the woodland. M ay some o f his odd experiences there.
The Semi-Weekly Journal and
eliminated P. U. entirely from
minutes.
Miss
Bernice
Keyes
and
Francis
or
H.
B.
Powell
with
his
nsnal
Graphic
for $2.00 a year.
the race tor the league champion
The next number" on the pro preparedness for an occasion, Keyes in tw o piano duets were
ship. The game was fast from
gram was a hat-trimming con showed that the m atter had re well received, as were also the
start to finish.
test participated in by seven ot ceived carelul study from Paris three little girls, Isabella Allan,
Mrs. W oodward, o f Salem, was
Dundee’s popular gentlemen. R. ian fashion plates for his castor Lanrel Alford, and Pauline
a visitor at the college Thursday
W. Swink explained that his ob hat was adorned with a “ sticky- Powell who rendered a dialogue
and Friday. Her husband has
ject in entering the contest was up” of the m ost approved style entitled, “ The Baby’s Fortune,”
been engaged in pastoral work
to prove that the high cost of attd the proper unbalanced effect and a recitation, “ The Booster.”
at South Salem Friends church.
living was unnecessary at least by the trimming which accom “ Uncle” John Parrett played
The Y. M. C. A. meeting this
as far as millinery prices were panied it. Paul Groth chose a several selections on the violin
I un prepared for it with
week was addressed by Hugh A.
concerned. From the assort Bo-Peep” model and used much with his usual skill and in bis
a
full
line o f Field and Gar
Moran, founder and secretary of
ment o f back number models and skill in the draping ot ribbon happy manner that never fail to
den Seeds.
the Y. M. C. A. at Hankow,
the boxes o f cast-off trimming he about it. F. W. Meyer showed tonch a responsive chord in his
I have secured a quantity
China. Mr. Moran was one of
proceeded to select a lacy green bli artistic taste by choosing the hearers.
o f the famous “ Shadeland
the leading speakers at the re
straw which he trimmed irith prettiest hat in the collection
“ A Tale o f W oe,” a comic song
Challenge” Oats, which is
cent Tri-State convention at
certainly fine.
pink roses and cream chiffon a n d by his deliberating in select was pleasingly sung by 16 high
Vancouver. He is a graduate of
making a most “ fetching” crea ing exactly the right trimming school pnpils. After the formal
Stanford and was one o f the
tion that readily found approval for it. His handling o f the needle program which ended with the
Rhodes scholars to Oxford. He
with the audience. W. J. Ben
m ost skillful but be nearly singing ot America, the ladies
is traveling among the colleges
Com, Grass Seed, etc., be
nett chose a “ pillbox crow n” of came to grief ove*. the over served refreshments, Miss Groth
sides a very complete line o f
in the interest o f the foreign mis
black felt and deftly placed whelming size o f the hat which disposed ot her entire stock o f
Garden Seeds, all guaranteed
sion work o f the Y. M. C. A.
around it a red and a white be tried on himself several times, home-made candy, the little for
Also remember that I keep
wreath. He almost met his each time looking more dismayed tune-teller had her palm crossed
the best fertilizers.
W aterloo when it came to acting
before. At last some sym- many times with coin as she told
Get my prices. It will pay
gentleman in the audi “ only good fortunes” and Nich
Christian Science Society o f as “ saleswoman” but by much
you
Newberg, Oregon. Services are persistent tipping of the custom ence shouted out “ Use a bandeau, olas Wall auctioned off thr prune
held each Sunday morning at er’s head and. his own as well, to Will.” That relieved the situa- boxes that bad been made dar
eleven o ’clock in the Edwards view the effect from all angles,
by the time the seven ing the contest.
he
managed
to
satisfy
the
pur
building, 60814 First street, op
minutes had expired his hat was James Wilson, o f Portland,
Dealer la Flow» Feed, Seeds
posite the post office. All are cor chaser and she walked away ap
fo r inspection. John Ed- who was a visitor in Dundee for
and Poultpr Supplies
Groth, and W.J. the occasion, favored the com-
dially welcome to attend these parently highly pleased with her
Comer Unk end Mein Street«
hat. (The audience went into Gordon then inspected the h a ts1 pany with several violin selec-
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