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. ■ ’ * .. __ THE N K W B B B O G R A P H IC Newberg Qraphic C. H. CANDIDATES WOODWARD editor u t Pubi ubar o f the Thirteenth District, includ ing Yamhill county. U a O n l at th« postone« at Nawborg. Or Prim ary election is coming on soon Better register and be ready fo r the fray. F ru it trees ot all varieties are b loom in g full, and unless some th in g intervenes this ought to be a g o o d all-round fruit season. V oters w ho are interested in reading candidates’ platform s w ill find a lengthy communica tio n from Hon. Geo. C. Brownell, candidate for governor, on sec ond page. V oters registered in the various N ew b erg and Dundee precincts n o w number 1284, o f which 592 sure republicans, 216 democrats, 4 0 3 prohibitionists, 35 socialists, 9 progressives, miscellaneous 29. T h ose w h o desire t o vote a t the p rim ary election should get busy an d register. M a n y Newberg and Dundee people were saddened t o hear of th e death o f M rs. Edith Hill Booker, which occurred a t a P ortlan d hospital on last Satur d a y. The deceased lived near Dundee fo r a time, but m o v e ! to P ortla n d 1 foitoW ing her election a s president o f the state W. C. T . U. H er death was hastened, i t is stated, by her a ctivity in th e interest o f the "O regon d r y " cam paign, which is now on. She w a s a brilliant wom an and a forceful platform speaker. I t n o w requires four trucks to handle the express and baggage m t the depot, and yet it seems difficult for the Southern Pacific officials to wake up to the fact th a t N ew berg furnishes enough business for the company to en title us t o consideration. F o r instance, a committee o f citizens w h o called a t the S. P. headquar ters in Portland Wednesday to ask fo r quicker service between N ew berg and Portland, and also fo r a rate of one cent a mile on m on th ly ticket books, the same ra te th a t is given Sherwood, w ere given very little encourage ment. In discussing the question o f no stops between O swego and Portlan d , which the committee asked for, one o f the officials stated th at there was no percept ib le loss o f time in m aking these stops, an assertion that certainly w o u ld be hard to substantiate. CHEHALE1 œm HOTES. T h e W. C. T. U. w ill meet next Wednesday, April 8, at the home o f M rs Elizabeth Meyers. T h e Christian Endeavortrsheld a social a t the home ot S. W. A t kinson. Quite a number were present, and all 9eemed to spend th e evening very pleasantly. Games were plaved, with pea nuts, guessing games and con tests. Sacks o f peanuts and candy were passed to all to serve in the w a y o f eats. Next social w ill be held at the home of Mary Johnson and sons. Mrs. Carpenter and little grand daughter, ot Portland, are spend in g some time a t the home o f M r . and Mrs. L . H . Meyer. The Queen Comedy Company w ill play " A Fam ily A ffa ir" at Lau rel Heights, or as generally known "Buck H eaven," a school d istrict near Laurel, Saturday n igh t, April 11. The company o f merry-makers are w orking for the Cbehalem Center gym na sium. They are planning to give the people o f th a t place their money's w orth in good hearty laughter. There were also some other numbers on the program. I am an Oregonian by birth, M arion county being my form er home. I have resided in Yamhill county for tw elve years and am a graduate ot Oregon Agricul- tutal College, and am now ex tensively engaged in farm ing south o f M cM innville aud near Bellevue. I f elected, I w ill stand for low er taxes, payable semi • annually, and rigid economy. I fa vor amending the autom o bile license ta x law , m aking the license ta x payable to the county clerk oi the county in which the autom obile is registered and ap ply this money tor road purposes. I am a firm believer in popular government, add w ill a t all times work for the people's interests. I am opposed t o law s creating commissions and large salaries. Very respectfully Francis L . Michelbook FOR STATE SENATOR o f Sheridan, stands for : Good roads. ' The elimination o f useless com missions. Econom y in state appropria tions. County instead ot state ta x on automobiles. Amendment o f ta x la w provid ing for one-third payable in April and tw o-thirds paym ent in Octo ber. 24 pd adv I f nominated a t the prim ary election, the com ing M * y , as a republican, tor the office o f state seoator, for Yam hill county, and elected, I w ill endeavor t o serve the people as a whole, to the best o f m y ability, and strive tor low er taxes, payable semi-an nually, and the abolishment o f unnecessary commissions. 25-pd adv W. T . Vinton. For Circuit Judge. I am a candidate fo r the re publican nom ination to the office o f Circuit fudge o f this district. I f nominated and elected, I shall keep uppermost in m y mind th at justice is the ultim ate end in view. A ll I ask is an opportu nity to make good. Pd adv H arry H . Belt. I hereby declare m y candidacy lor the office o f sheriff o f Yamhill conty, subject to the approva’ o f the democratic prim ary election. I f elected to the office o f sheriff' I w ill, t o the best o f m y ability, enforce the law s on our statute books w ithout partiality. L a w s regulating intoxicating liquors^ and those intended to build up the m oral standiug o f our state, will be strictly enforced. P ro m p t ness, courtesy, im partiality and aggressiveness will be the order o f m y office. I w ill greatly ap preciate the support o f all w ho w ill help me secure the nomina tion and election to the office. 25 Pd adv A. F. Arthur. W . G. (W a t t ) Henderson here by announces his candidacy for re-nomination fo r the office o f sheriff, on the republican ticket, a t the primaries on M a y 15. I f nominated and elected, he w ill discharge the duties o f the office to the best o f his ability. I f his past record is satisfactory, you r support w ill be g rea tly appreci ated. 25- Pd adv I hereby announce my candi dacy for nomination as sheriff of Yam hill county, subject to the approval o f the democratic voters a t the M ay primaries. M y slogan is "Aggressiveness in L a w Enforcement." Respectfully, 25-Pd adv Dan W. Feely. I am a candidate for the repub lican nomination for county t r e a s u r e r . If nominated and elected, I shall give the public an economical and efficient adminis tration ot the office. I have re sided in Yam hill county for 20 years and been a member o f the Oregon bar for nearly three years. Your support w ill be high- ly appreciated. Respectfully yours, 23 pd adv Henry O. Miller. For Treasurer- I hereby announce my candi dacy as a republican for the office of county treasurer o f Yamhill county, Oregon, subject to the decision o f the primary election in M ay. G. G. Shirley. 23pdad Candidate for Recorder. Mrs. C. L . Sherwood, Pd Adv. McMinnville, Ore For County I wish to announce m y candi- d a c y for the nom ination for county commissioner, subject to the approval o f the republican voters a t the M a y primaries. I stand for economy in county affairs, and I am in fa v o r o f good roads. The support a t the polls o f republicans w ho believe in a Christian Endeavor meeting sound business like administra smxt Sunday evening, J. R. Hess tion w ill be appreciated. 8andusky Wilson, r. Let there be a good at- 23 pd sd v McMinnville, Or. The moat popular place in town to buy your groceries 3 cans Full Weight Standard Tomatoes fo r................... 3 cans Full Weight Standard Cam for......................... 2 cans Full Weight Standard pAAR f o r .......... ............. 3 cons Full Weight Pink Salmon fo r.............. ....... 4 pounds Best Grade Jap Rice fo r................................. 4 pounds Best Grade Lump Starch .......................... 3 pounds Best Grade Macaroni for................................. 1 jxiund Good Grade Coffee 6 Bars Royal White Soap fo r................................. 2 packages Cream Wheat 2 packages Grape Nuts 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 20c 25c 35c 25c A ll other groceries priced in propor tion to above- Try buying groceries at Baird’s and save your money. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office oi Conn ty Recorder, subject t o the vote o f Republicans a t the primary I hereby announce th at I am a election to be held M ay 15. candidate for County Judge, on W. W. Nickel), the Republican ticket a t the M a y Pd adv. C arlton Precinct. prim ary. I have been a resident o f Yam hill county for twenty-six Announcement. years, and I feel th at I am quali fied to fill the position. I shall I hereby announce my candi appreciate the support o f all dacy as a Republican for the those w ho believe I am fitted for office of county recorder o f Yam the place. hill County, Ore., subject to the Very respectfully, decisibn o f the prim ary election 20-23 pd adv J. B. Dodson. in M ay. Respectfully, I will be a candidate for the office of County Judge on the Republican ticket ac the Prim aries, M a y 15, 1914. I f nomin ated and elected I w ill devote my entire time to the office and the interests of Yam hill County. J. W. Bones, Carlton, Oregon. Pd. Adv. Groceries For County Comma I hereby announce that I am a candidate for Commissioner o f Yam hill County, subject to the vo te o f the republican party at the prim ary election. Charles E. Fuqua, Pd adv. Willamania. For County I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office o f County Commissioner of Yamhill Coun ty a t the primaries in M a y on the Republican ticket. Respect fully yours, Wm. Gunning, Belle vue, Ore. 21*29 pd adv A. E, W ILSON Optician Eyes examined and glasses made to fit Phon« Blue 38 S » Pint St. CASH PAID FOR E G G S 8000 yards new Spring Ginghams i n _ . per yard........... IO C 86 inch wide Percales, 10 1 special at per yard........ H “ 1 " * C One lot Swiss Embroidery | „2 c Curtain Nets in plain and fancy colors, .....15c to 25c New Spring Crepe materials, the most popular material used. A very nice as sortment of pat- i e* oC - terns, per yard......;ID C tO ¿ D C Cotton Voiles—neat dainty patterns, per yard................ <£OC Silks—A large line, all colors # i a a per yard......................... ^ 1 * 0 0 Ladies Silk Hose—they are real fi/ v , values, per pair................... O O C -----SHOE We carry the Selby Shoe Co’s. Shoes for Ladies. These shoes are made by a firm that makes nothing but Ladies Shoes. They have all the snap and style to them that you 4|fc J k mm 4 k usually find in I I IT ■ ■ $5 shoes. We W L sell them at..... Try a pair. T ■ J E. C. BAIRD Job Printing Ttu Graphic Office Is fully equipped for doing mil kinds of com mercial printing. Including Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Booklets, Catalogues, and large posters, promptly. Get prices. Horn Is very narrow and very Posy, long day oat in a grassy neia or on un and any moment yon may look up at banks o f a stream doing nothing at all. tbe prow o f a steamer bearing down The Turks are fond o f outdoors. And upon you nt foil speed. Behind yon. one Is not surprised. The highest point > and to tbe right o f yon. and to tbe left o f Constantinople Is Tchamlldja, a hill o f yon. are clumsy freight boats man It 1« a Part o t the Indolent Life that stands a few miles back from the aged by scolding boatmen. And Jnst Scutari landing on the Asiatic side. here one o f yonr oarsmen does what the Leisurely Turk. The view from this bill is one whose be has forbidden yon to do—stands Up beauty casts a spell that lasts as long , In bis place. Wildly gesticulating, be as memory lasts. “ See Naples and die” j scolds hack In plctnreaqne Turkish at W H ER E SITTING IS E X E R C IS E . ' runs the old saying, but do not die be a careless steersman who baa nearly fore yon have seen Constantinople tipped you over. After yon have had from Tchamlldja. this experleofe a few times and have In th « Orient th« Placid N ative« Re There are many open fields In and escaped with yonr life yon cease to gard What Wa Would Call Leafing about Constantinople to which the peo mind I t ae a Mark of Respectability—A Trip ple resort on high days and holidays, Quiet comes at last, and long, smooth In a Caique an the Q «ld«n Horn. the .brilliant colors o f tbe native drees stretches o f shining water. Tbe motion o f a calque la iterfect. It glides over On«, o f the lin t words In the Turkish standing oat against tbe greenest green and tbe bluest blue o f tbe natural tbe water with no effort at ail. Tbe nil- language that 1 learned to recognise j background. And everywhere tbe das- very light o f the eastern sun. tbe mag was kyef or kaif. Making kyef was a 1 stlng sheen o f water, the silvery, calm ic touch o f the soft south wind, the very common occupation, Judging from surface o f tbe Marmora stretching voice o f the mtier.üln calling to prayer the nnmber o f times that 1 heard the j sway in the distance and tbe blue from the minaret In the distance- word used. The dictionary definition ' wtndtng Bosporus at our feet. There charm you Into tbe land o f the lotos.— o f kyef Is “ health,” “ pleasure.” Health Is ■ bash about a Turkish holiday lirm v Fleming Van Hwerlngen In New and pleasure are not always synony gathering which la always like a Son- York Tribune. mous, bat they seemed to be in this ; day. Caiques glide noiselessly by, peo case, for people who said they had j ple sit In groups or saunter about on The Revolutionary Calendar. been making kyef always looked both t tbe sbore. like tbe figures In a picture, In September, 1793, the French happy and healthy. everybody making kyef In his own way. convention decreed that the com To tha a v e n g e American the Idea j One of the popular resorts for great represented by the word k yef la about numbers o f people is tbe Sweet Wa mon era should be abolished in all as foreign as the word Itself. Ton ters o f Europe, a small stream o f fresh civil affairs and that the new French could not possibly make kyef at a fo o t- ! water flowing Into the upper part o f era shmild begin on Sept. 22, 1792, ball game or a bon e race or aotomo- the Golden Horn. The best and easiest and Wat each succeeding year blllng up to the limit o f police regala- j way to reach tbla place, tbe stranger should begin at midnight of the day tions. One thing soon becomes evident la told. Is by rowboat up tbe Golden on which the true autumnal equinox to tha scientific investigator o f kyef. 1 Horn. This “ best and easiest” way la. fall*. The year waa divided into Whatever it may be. kyef la made however, a bit trying to the nerves. twelve months of thirty days each. without haste, without excitement and, Galata bridge, from which tbe boata In ordinary year* there were five above all things, without noise. leave. Is tbe busiest spot In Constanti Leisure, Idling i f yon like, has been nople. You are Jostled from before and extra days, and every fourth year a reduced to a fine art In the orient behind, screamed at In all the lan sixth complementary day. The reck There ie no place In the world where guages you ever beard o f and frighten oning was need till Dec. 81, 1805, doing nothing Is so respectable. Able- ed nearly to death before yon get down when it wa* discontinued by order bodied men alt nnbloshingly at midday the rickety little stairway leading to of Napoleon. In a coffee bouse drinking numberless ! tbe landing. Nothing can really hap caps o f strong, black coffee, smoking a i pen to yon. but yon.do not know that Tha Qun Barrels Qraw. nargll# and staring at a chessboard I until afterward. I f you should fall In the early days in the north for hours at a time. Loafing we call It j Into tbe water yon wonld be promptly west, when the Hudson Bey com In America; in Italy, dolce fa r nlente; fished ont by friendly bands amid pany laid the foundation! of great In Turkey, making kyef. Mashallaha! In all tbe tones o f the fortunes by trade with the aavagee The oriental la slow and eaay In his ( chromatic scale. Down below, yon are and e gun paid for as many beaver amusements. H e lingers over bis pleas-1 warned within an Inch o f yonr life ares, making them last as long as pos skins as would reach to tbe muzzle about all the things yon most not do sible None too fond o f exerting him of it, the ekina packed flat end the In the calqne. A caique is a small self, moet o f bis exercise is taken alt- , gun held upright, it was alleged that rowboat, the daintiest moat graceful ting still- The Turkish verb otnr. little craft In the world, bat It was the barrel of the weapon grew and which means “ s it ” is much used both mad« to tip over. grew with each succeaaive year until la word and In action. They sit ovsr a I f yon get away from the landing the Indian, after be had bought it cap o f coffee la an oat o f door cafe, they alt under a tree smoking a rigs ! without being spilled ont Into tbe with the peltry, bad to borrow a water yon breathe one sigh o f relief, file and cut off a foot of rette, they sit for four boors making but not more than one. for tbe Golden metal. you a visit, and they may alt the live THE ARTOF IDLING of
