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FREAK OF A WRECK AT SEA.
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Cut Completely In Twe.
Party Should Be
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G ive this Job to a i
w h o w ill reduce T t ___
•nd cu t dow n expenses
II you had sn interest ia a private
you would want it conducted on
, You have an interest in
•M is of this State. The State of Oregon
Is a business institution run for the benefit
of the people in h who, in a certain asi
are stockholders in its businsk interests.
TA X E S M U S T BE R ED U C ED !
In the com ing primary election, Charles A . Johns, of Portland,
will oak the vote o f every person Who believes the State of O regon
needa to have taxes reduced and expenses cut down
T h e only way
to reduce taxes and cut down expenses is to apply the same principle*
in running the State that you would apply in running your own business.
How many institutions would run along with an increase o f oper­
ating expenses from year to year t
Not many. W ell, let'« reduce
our taxes and cut down our expenses- Charles A. Johns, o f Portland,
is running on that platform and stands oM his platform
Get him on
the jo b ! Stan thinking about this today!
W ill you elect s man who will cut down expenses and reduce
taxes, or a politician, as our neat G overnor f
T h e issue is clear.
O ne will cut down taxes— the other will give jobs to his political
friends. W hich do y o u wont f \
Paid Advertisement.
0*4 convenient understudy o f the Pro­
gressive National Committeeman and
■asma now to b e In com bination with
him la aa attempt to obongbal the
Republican organisation. Hin con*!
dooy is being actively backed by par­
ties hostile to the- Republican party
upon tha Republican party and vicious
personal abuse o f prominent Republi­
cans and Itfe-kxig residents of tha
State.
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It la a grave sbose fo r parties who
are not Republican to register as antfe.
It is a graver abuse for outrider« to
attempt the capture o f a political par­
ty to gratify a personal grudge aad
to promote party discord. It Is an
abuse against which fair-minded men
o f a ll parties will rise in protest. W e
can never hove a reunited party by
pushing to the front political hotheads
and men who are political reform ers
•Imply for the sake o f office. Haring
beenv a Republican only twenty-foUr
hour« when he announced his candi­
dacy for the highest hondrary position
in the gift o f the party. •» «»m e Indi­
cation o f what Mr. Ackeraon’s motive
was In registering as- a Republican.
As Hon. Ralph E. W illiams la tha only
Republican who Is a candidate tor
Republican Notional Committeeman,
we feel warranted in .urging all loyal
Republicana In the state to give him
their earnest and enthusiastic support.
CHAS. B. MOORES,
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(Chairman o f Republican state Cen­
tral Committee.)
M. B. Me FAUL,
(President Lincoln Republican Chib.)
MeK INLET MITCHELL. v
(President or Portland Republican
Club.)
C. M. IDLEMAN,
(President M ultorpor Republican
S tu ltx t o J o h n J. Club.)
H EN R Y O. M ILLER
BALLOT N O . 7 «
In Jane, 1892, the German steam-
•hip Trave end the ahip Fred B.
Taylor were in collision about 100
miles southeast o f Nantucket, and
the T ajtor was com pletely cut in
two, so that the bow and the stern
parts floated apart. That woe a
singular thing in itself, but the sub­
sequent behavior o f the divided
halves was more singular still. Since
they floated in h part o f the ooean
that is much frequented each sec­
tion o f the Taylor was sighted more
than a score o f times by passing
vessels within a few weeks after
the accident, and the com pilers o f
the pilot charts at W ashington took
advantage o f that fa ct to trace the
different courses carefully.
Contrary to all probability, the
Republican
FOR C O U N T Y T R E A S U R E R
New Y ork bay. On Aug. 86 it waa
100 milea east o f Cape H enlopen, at
the entrance to Delaware bay, and
some 400 m iles from the spot where
the collision occurred.
In the meantime the stem , after
starting toward the eoat, turned
northward, passed Boston 100 miles
off the coast on July 9, and haring
approached within a few m iles o f
Matinicas island sheered off to the
west and went sahore at Wells
beach, on the coast o f Maine, on
Aug. 7. T he length o f its wander­
ing course was about 450 milea.
Why did two porta o f the some
•hip thus m ove in nearly opposite
directions? I t appears that the shape
of the stern portion o f the wrecked
vessel was such os to present s much
larger area to the wind than the
bow portion offered. T he latter
was little influenced by the wind,
but obeyed the d rift o f the ocean
water. Between the gu lf stream
and the Am erican coast there is a
current o f relatively cold water that
flows from the north, and it was
this current that carried the bow o f
the ship along the oosat toward the
south.
The stern, on the other hand, ris­
ing higher out o f the water, was
seized by the winds, whose general
NO. 7 6 O N B A L L O T
REAL ESTA1Ï TRANSFERS
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V a lley M ills, b lk 3 4 in H a rley &
R. M . T h u rsto n e t a l t o C h eh a­
L a rg e’s add, $ 10 .
lem V a lley M ills b lk 3 4 in H u r k y
J oh n J . E tz w ile r t o H om er & & L a r g e ’s a d d N ew berg. $ 1 0 .
B essie F ish er, 3 8 a c in J. H . H o l­
B y ro n P . D a m m o n e t u x t o O .
lis te r’s d k in 1 3 s r 3 w , $ 1 0 .
C . P eterson 5 a c in M . H a ll d k
J. L . F ea rey t o T . H . F ea rey & in t 3 s r 3 , $ 1 0 .
S o n s In c., 4 3 .2 5 a c in n e tt sec 9 V A lb ert H ea ter e t u x t o C . B .
t 3 s r 2 w , $ 5 ,0 0 0 .
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H om er F ish er e t u x t o J oh n J. d k in 1 3 s r 2 .
J u stin G . M o rris e t u x t o j . B .
E tz w ile r lo t s 2 , 3 , 4 , 9 .1 0 , 11 &
1 2 , b lk 6 0 an d a ll bUt 7 0 , Dun­ an d F a n n y R o b e rtso n 4 7 .4 9 a c
in E lija h D o d so n d k in 1 4 s r 5 ,
d ee, $ 1 0 .
L a u ra G reen e t v ir t o L . C . & $ 2 ,7 0 0 .
H enry S tra le e t u x t o L en a A .
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2 , $ 10 .
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b lk 2 , C ity P a rk a d d N ew berg,
$700.
U m CENTER.
M rs. E liza b eth M ever,» M rs.
j . H . In gle t o J oh n In gle lo ts W m . S m ail a n d M rs. M a ry Lohn-
9 , 1 0 ,1 1 , & 12 blk 4 7 , C ity P ark son jo in e d th e N ew berg. W * fc. T .
add, $700.
U. la d ies in th e a n to t h ic k T u es­
Josep h M a tte y e t u x t o S u san ­ d a y a n d w en t t< K ?a rlton t o a t­
n a E . & M . A . Reese lo t 1 4 in J. tend th e W . C . T . U. In s titu te a t
M a tte y O rch a rd s, $ 3 ,0 0 0 .
th a t p la ce.
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S . W . A tk in son a n d M iss N an­
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a n d 1 -5 in t in g r o w in g cr o p s on an d M iss E d n a E verest a tten d ed
C r a w fo r d P lace, in secs 2 5 & 2 6 , th e W . C . T . U. In stitu te a t C a rl­
in t 5 s r 4 , $ 1 .
to n T u e sd a y .
D. A . M o o re e t u x t o C a rl G .
T h e h om e ta le n t o f D undee w ill
T isch er s t t o f n e tt o f n e tt sec 2 7 , g iv e th e ir p la y “ T h e D istrict
1 5 s r 9 , 2 0 a c, $ 1 ,0 0 0 .
S c h o o l" a t C hehalem C en ter th is
F red O lm sted t o N iels P . and S a tu rd a y even in g, M a y 1 6 . T h is
C la ra E t A n d erson 1 2 .6 3 a c in w ill be so m e th in g a ll w ill w a n t
l o t 4 (e x ce p t r o a d w a y ) sec 3 t 5 t o h ea r, s o a ll crim e o u t . T en
a n d tw e n ty cen ts a d m ission .
a r 5 , $ 2 .0 0 0 .
M r. a n d M rs. H i C h ase w ere
Joseph in e R h o a d s t o M a ry E l­
len H o lg a te 5 a c in se tt zee 3 1 1 S u n d a y v is ito r s a t th e h om e o f
M r. a n d M rs. J . C . W ills.
6 s r 3 $ 2 ,0 0 0 .
M r. N . C . J o h n so n lo s t a v a lu ­
L evi S an d ers e t u x t o C lau de
D arnell e t a l 3 0 a c in W m . T a b le c o w on e d a y la s t w eek.
W a lla ce d ie, a ls o t t in t in o th e r
la n d s, t 3 s r 2 $ 1 0 .
L . C . S la ter t o C . W . & L . C .
W h ite B ron ze m a d e fro m re­
fined zin c, w ill n ever m oss g r o w ,
w a rd s a d d N ew berg, $ 1 0 .
M illy A nn S tn ltz t o M a ry C. deface o r le tte rin g g r o w dim .
J . C . G re g o ry , A g t.,
G o u ld , 3 8 a c in H a rv e y H o lliste r
N ew berg, Ore,
d k m 1 3, s r 3, $1.
D eck m an lo ts 3 & 4 blk 3 6 , E d ­
For Governor
Gus. C. Moser
R E P U B L IC A N
Fill Your Refrigerator
Newberg
Don’t Fail to T ty
Have You Planned Your Outing ?
S um m er Excursions Cast
Beeoh Resorts
Rsss Festival
Springs snd Mountain Resorts
You doubtless want to go aoanwwherw to get away for a
while from the steady grind. Let us help you.
Excursions C a n t:
From June 1st to September SOth low round trip tickets will be
told from all points on the S. S. one way through California or
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No report, Vaguina Bay
O u r N e w Outing Booklets
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen.
Portland, Oregon
-Youth’s Companion.
A B reton bride rather likes to
have a wet wedding. It ia held to
signify that all her tears ore now
shed and that she will therefore
have a happy married life.
T he Ezra o f Simbirsk coll the day
before the wedding the weeping
day, and the bride and her girl
friends weep all they can, with the
idea, it would seem, o f getting the
m ourning o f life over so that only
joy-m ay remain.
The Badogos o f the N eilgherries
attain the ahme end by sousing the
bride with water.
Some Greek
tribes have a sim ilar belief in the
virtue o f a drenching bringing good
fortune.— London Globe.
Brittis Lizards.
Som e kinds of lizards break in
tw o when suddenly startled. In the
bosh in Australia the traveler often
com es across a number o f these lit­
tle silvery reptiles basking on a log
or piece o f old bark. As soon os
they perceive the invader there is a
great commotion. They dart hither
and thither so quickly that the eye
con scarcely follow their move­
m ents. The effects o f the shock
are evident from the quantity of
wriggling toils lying about which
have been coat off in a hurry, while
the mutilated owners may be seen
oeurrying away to safety still wag­
ging the stumps that remain.
Fashion.
There exists a strict relation be­
tween class o f power and the exclu­
sive and polished circles. The last
ore always filled or filling from the
first. Fashion, though in a strange
way, represents all manly virtue. It
is virtue gone to seed, a kind of
posthum ous honor, a hall of the
p o o l Great men are not commonly
in its holla They are absent in the
fields; they are working, not tri­
with stato aid, so that wn may have
um phing. Fashion is made up of
cheaper transportation from tbs forms
children.— Emerson.
and producers in «vary direction.
> I favor the reduction o f taxes by con­
Brooking It Gontly.
solidation o f various cotnmiasions, or
*1 understand, sir, that you ore
the abolishment thereof, and placing the possessor o f a swollen fortune."
their dutiee into the hands o f the Stato
‘ "w ell," gruffly answered the beau­
Board, and by the reduction o f ths «x- tifu l girl’s father, “ what is that to
psnse o f conducting the various de­
partments of ths stats.
" I merely thought that I would
I favor aattabl« appropriations for givs yon due notice o f my intention
our State Educational Institutions, and to help take the swelling out o f i t
the continued 1m provem«n t o f opr groat lfy rtle and I are going to ia mar­
bulwark—th« public school system.
rie d * —-Chicago Reuord-Hrrald.
Paioadv.
T he Overland has been im proved very m uch, has 114 in . wheel
base, floa tin g axle, electric ligh ts, cow l dash, W arner.speed­
om eter, a t $1M5 F. O. B. N ewberg; or oqn lpped w ith G ray A
Davis generator and starter at f llM .
THE FORD has been strengthened and Is th e universal car,
everybody knows it. Five passen ger, S425.M F. O . B. N ew berg;
R oadster, $575.M . C all and see th em .
N EW B ER G A U TO C O
Lone Fir Dairy
P u re Milk and C ream is co n d u civ e to g o o d health.
T h is is th e k in d w e su p p ly ou r cu stom ers-
O ur D a iry is fre q u e n tly in sp ected b y th e S tate
D airy and F ood C om m ission er and h as b een h ig h ly com ­
m ended b y th a t officia l. G iv e u s a tria l.
Phone Red 66
R. B. LYLE
. J. L. V A N BLAR ICO M
Staple and Fancy G roceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
W e pleas« th « m oat p articu lar. P h on « us • grocery order aad
see If ou r prom pt service doesn ’ t su rpris« y ou . W e want you r tratte
W eek ly O regon ian e n d G raph ic, b oth on e year, $ 2 .2 5