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RESULT OF
WHhyqomba,
For Govi
The official count o f the p ii
mary flection ha* not been made
but there will be little, if any,
change* made in the list o f suc
cessful candidate* a* given on
page 3 o f the Graphic thi* week,
and a* given below for the coun
ty ticket.
Dr. Jame* Withycombe won
out in the race for the Republican
nomination for governor, while
Dr. C. J. Smith i* the choice of
the Democratic party.
YAMHILL COUNTY TICKET
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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1914
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Republican—
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Circuit judge, 12th district,
Harry H. Belt, 1,539; Glen O.
Holman, 613.
Senator, 10th district, Roy
Graves, 678; Sam Laughlin, 563;
W. T. Vinton, 1,059.
Representatives, 13th district,
Francis L. Michelbrook, 1,467;
P. P. Olds, 1,329.
Representative, 14th district,
T. B. Handley, 1,833.
County judge, John W. Bones,
482; J. B. Dodson, 892; Roy R.
Hewitt, 445; David Sjput, 471.
County commissioner, W. S.
Allan, 656; C, B. Fuqua, 217;
W o . Gunning, 502; R. B. Lam-
son, 196; J. C. Pennington, 496;
S. Wilson', 2 4 l.* W *
Sheriff, W. G. Henderson, 1,638.
H. V. S tott, 619.
Clerk, B. A. Johnston, 600; G.
W. Jones, 883, C. B. Wilaon, 917.
* L. Sherwood,^",205**1*
Treasurer, Alice L. Adams,
992; W. A. Branson, 425; H. O.
Miller. 401; G. G. Shirley, 440.
. Coroner, C. Tilbury, 2,048.
Surveyor, J. G. Hefty, 862; H.
W. Herring, 1,313.
D em ocrat-
Representative, 13th district,
Arthur McPhillips, 845.
Representative, ,14th district,
R. Y. Blalock, 736.
County judge, W. C. Miller,
737.
Commissioner, B. H. Camp
bell, 786.
Sheriff, A. F. Arthur, 493; D.
W. Feel?, 470.
Recorder, H. S. Maloney, 878.
Clerk, R. B. Ferguson, 788.
Treasurer, Irq G. Nelson, 486;
Mary J. Scott, 463.
Surveyor, Sylvander Simms,
770.
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THANK FOR ALL
On behalf of the Parent-Teach
ers Association 1 wish to thank
every one who in any w ay aided
in making our “ Trip Around the
W orld" entertainment such a
grand success. We certainly ap
preciate the interest manifested
by our people and regret very
much that we were unable to
provide for all.
Tbe net proceeds were $114.
Those who purchased tickets
and were unable to use them on
account o f lack o f transporta
tion may have their m oneyre-
funded until June 1, by calling
on Mrs. Henry M orris or Mrs.
Clifford Tennell.
Mrs. Henry R. Morris,
President.
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COHEDY, FUN, LAUGH
When? Star Theater, Friday
and Rose Day. Three trig reels
o f comedy and one Biograph
drama. Alkali Ike in the tw o-
reel feature c o m e d y , “ .T h e
Awakening of Saak^fcflk.'?* A*dy
Clark in “ Andy Get# a J o b ,” and
“ Tbe Abandoned W ell," biograph
drama. M usk by J. B. Hunt.
Admission 5 and 10 cents.
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«STO TTE AT CARLTON
A n “ auto track” load o f Udies
from Newberg, with «even coc-
testants from tbe Newberg and
Dundee schools went to Carlton
to attend the W. C. T. U. County
Institute May 12. Good delega
tions from Chehalem Center and
McMinoville were present. An
excellent and helpful pro
was carried out. Reports from
different unions show good work
being done. Tbe ladies of tbe
Carlton Union entertained the
delegates at tbe Brooks hotel. A
splendid dinner was enjoyed by
all.
Tbe moat impsessive part o f
the afternoon program was the
symposium, “ Tbe Medicinal Use
o f Alcbhol.“ Teaching tbe truth
1. In the home. 2. In society.
3. Among physicians. Dr. D l D.
Young, o f McMinnville, gave a
very convincing talk. Said it was
fast becoming known and prov
en tkafi there is no necessity for
alcohol being used in medicine,
to be taken internally, but it is
more or less effective in certain
cases when applied outw ardly.
Theerening program consisted
of m ask and the
TEMPERANCE ESSAY CONTEST
Oi Industrie*
bi «T.
Salem, M ay 18.—Five counties
from Eugene* to Portland have
unit*# to develop tbe Pacific
Highway 6/n the east side o f the
Willamette valley.
A public dock is to be built at
P ort Orford to cost $6,000.
At* the manufacturers’ banquet
held in Lane county sentiment
was unanimous against enact
ment o f any more harassing in
dustrial laws. •
A Labish drainage scheme is
being worked out in Marion
county at an expense o f $20,-
00p
Richland and Newbridge, Ba
ker connty, are to be supplied
with a mountain water system
cost $50.000.
Astoria will spend $280,000
this year on a seawall, and fill in
fifty blocks o f city property fbr
factories and business.
C oos Bay lumber
to San Francisco for
weeks o f April surpassed all
ers on the coast—8,240,000
Tbe Pendleton Tribune says
not only the indivkfaal but every
phase of industrial activity
hampered by to o much
Melba Sanders, Bda C a t e ,
Glenn Cate, John Pinkerton and
Helen Everest from the Newberg
public school, and Olive Flem
ming and Blva Fortune from the
Dundee public school, read es
says on the line o f scientific tem-
eranee instruction. Their essays
were well prepared and well de- 1
upon their schools and their
teachers. The essays were read
to demonstrate the work that
had been done for the temper
ance prize essay contests. Bda
Cate received first place in the
county grammar grade contest,
mid Melba Sanders the second
place. Glenn Cate received first
place in the countyfow er grade
contest and Genevieve Dixon the
second place. Tbe judges for the
county were Mrs. 'Angie Greer,
o f Dundee, S. S. Duncan, county
school superintendent, and Miss
Dora Jaqnitb, o f Newberg. These
four papers are entered from
Yamhill county in tbe state con
test.
IR S . P0R1ER PLEASED
WITH HER NEW HOHE
Editor Graphic:
I wish to correct a statement
made in yonr paper of last week,
where you say Delmar and myself
are camping on onr homestead.
The fact is, we have a very com
fortable little house, 18x18, and
are living as much at home as
most people are in Newberg, and
in the m ost beautiful valley you
ever laid your eyes on; most
beautiful roads, and 1 never
wanted an auto «so bad in my
life. We hare natural autom o
bile roads here without any fix
ing. The beauty and grandeur
ol this valley is beyond descrip
tion.
Respectfully,
v Maud S. Porter,
F ort Rock, M ay 15. •
PATHE WEEELY NO. 35
This will be shown at the Star
M onday and Tuesday, M ay 25
and 26. It contains up-to-the-
minute pictures o f the stirring
scenes enacted by United States
marines, troops and battleships
in connection with the Mexkan
crisis. The last chapter of “ Who
Will Marry M ary’tw ill also he
shown. Come and see who mar
ries M ary. Watch for Kathlyn
Friday and Saturday, M ay 29
and 3Q.
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ts in Oregon cities that have A VISIT TO NEWBERG CREAIERY
raw material and g o after
of the street and permanent
It you g o at it right, agricul
way business,
ture is a very interesting study,
gon has abundant raw ma- especially tbe side shows con
I, plenty of labor, bnt mast nected with it. W e d n e s d a y
e capital to develop these re- morning the class from tbe high
rerg. In the meantime laws school, thirty strong, with Prof.
t tax the capital and regulate Leaner in the lead, paid a visit
the industry off the earth are su- to the Newberg creamery. Mr.
h i.
Dorn was very kind, and told ns
iws that deprive laborers of the interesting things in connec
employment in Oregon are to be tion with batter making.
supplemented with law s to cre
When the cream is brought in
ate a commission to employ the it is emptied into a large vat for
unemployed.
the pasteurizing process. This
Tbe Simpson Lumber Co. on vat is equipped with pipes placed
Cqos bay expects to employ fin spiral form for heating the
twice as many men as hereto cream.
\
fore.
,
Tbe big barrel churn was pretty
‘ Mrs. Amelia Brown o f Lane tall o f little golden balls of but
county has invented a sanitary ter, and it certainly looked good.
«alp for milk bottles that a Den A large tank bolds the butter
ver firm offers her fifty thousand milk. Mr. Dorn tested a sample
dollars for.
o f cream to show how it was
The fight for tbe nse o f Oregon done, and then went into an-
Stone as trimmings for tbe new qtber room , where the butter is
state University administration cut and wrapped.
building is whether tbe state ar
Of coarse, tbe business would
chitect shall select terra cotta or not have been complete withont
Oregon stone.
a few fninutes in the cold storage
Corvallis is to have a new rooms. B -r-r! it was cold. We
1 churctt.
all derided that people needn’t
orth Bend will have a wharf be afraid to bay batter from the
with a quarter o f a mile of Newberg Creamery. M. M. ’ 14.
ight deepwater harbor line,
he port o f Coos bay commis-
ANNOUNCEMENT
bas decided to raise $300,-
more on a bond issue tor
Mrs. 0 . P. Barrirk will open
deepening the channel.
what will be known as the Yam
It is believed by many that the hill Private Sanitarium in New
era of fads, fancies and experi berg, in the near future. Tbe
mentation in politics and burn- Sanitorium will be equipped first
in Oregon has reached its das* and up-to-date in every re-
iF .
THE ROSE SHOW
T o Be Held in City H a
day, May 23
Tbe rose exhibit will open M a y
23, in the council room o f th e
city hall. All exhibits o f rose»
should be in place by 10 a. m .,ao
that the judges may award prizes
by noon. Let everyone w ho h a »
roses help out the display b y
bringing the best you have. .
Prizes have been offered for the
follow ing named varieties:
Best collection o f 12 roses, each
a separate variety, 2 o f each.
Best 25 Caroline Testouts.
Best 15 Caroline Test oats. ,
Beat 10 Fran Karl DruschkL
Best 12 Red Roses (n ot Ulrich
Bmnner.)
Best 6 White LaFrance.
Beat 6 Pink LaFrance.
Best 6 Gloria Lyonoise.
Best 6 Ulrich Brunner.
Best 6 J. B. Clark.
Best 5 Fran Karl DruschkL
Best 4 Maman Cochet, Pink-
Best 4 Maman Cochet, Whiter
Best 4 Marechal Nid.
Best 5 Papa Gontier.
Best 3 varieties n ot mentioned,.
1 rose each.
Best new rose. fC
Bert largest rose.
First priaes only will be given.
The prizes will consist o f roan
plant«, Aster and Snapdragon
loots and potted ferns. There
wrt be the number o f!
ignated if entered for a prize.
Tbe services given will be
make the
ficials are planning the
name and an honor to the city.
tion o f a boulevard to the ocean.
In
response
to
a
telephone
call
The prices will be sach as w ill ticipate:
The Oregon Pow er Co. at Eu
f
r
o
m
Chehalem
Center
o
n
1. Best decorated antom o-
accom odate tbe poor as well as
gene is making special rates to
Wednesday
evening,
Hollings
bile,
$5.
the
wealthy.*
AH
will
receive
induce factories to locate at that
w
orth
&
Son,
funeral
directors,
2.
Bert industrial float, $5.
first clam attehtion.
city.
hurried
to
tbe
bachelor
home
o
f
3 . ' Bert decorated doable rig ,
AH kinds o f baths will be given
A factory nt Marshfield has
J.
F.
Pontallier,
where
they
$2.50.
for
different
diseases.
Special
at
been equipped with machinery
to turn out fifty mattresses daily. found his lifeless body at tbe tention will be given to tbe exer 4. Best decorated single rig^
/
cise o f nervous patients and di- $2.50.
Business men in the hop indus spring near his home.
The
spring
is
about
three
feet
5.
Best
decorated
lady or gen
atetic«
and
invalid
feeding.
try representing $25,000,000,
deep
and
tw
o
feet
across,
and
tleman horseback rider, $2.50.
Mrs. 0 . P. Barrick.
and a yearly output o f 5 to 6
contained
g
depth
o
f
about
eight
Mrs. H. R. M o rn »
millions are organizing against
een
inches
o
f
water.
A
neighbor
Chairman^
SPECIAL STUNTS FOR ROSE HAY
prohibition.
in
passing
through
the
yard
saw
Astoria is t o get a streetcar
Aside from the program given
line extension o f tw o miles at tbe the k gs o f Mr. Pontallier «tick
FROCIAS-ROSE CARMYAL
ing
ou
t
o
f
the
hole,
and
on
ex
elsewhere o f events for Saturday,
hands of the Pacific Power and
am ination found life was extinct. it will be well to note tbe follow
SATURDAY, IA Y
1914
Light Company.
Coroner
Tilbury
was
called
ing:
The Malheur Enterprise says
The baby parade is expected to
there w ill be general approval o f from McMinnville, and on mak
Follow ing the tw o big para den-
the members o f the legislature ing an examination o f the body start from the Oregon Hardware that start at 10 and finish a t
who pat in their titne swatting found that the longs contained Company at 10 o ’clock in the the Park, tbe program as giveno
no water, which was taken as morning and tbe general pa
fool laws.
below, will be rendered:
conclusive
evidence that the u n rade from the public school
Judge McGinn holds that a
M o n e............................. -O dd F ellow « Bandi
railroad com pany is not liable fortunate man had been seized grounds at 10:30.
Addrees o f W elcom e ......................................
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In the afternoon there will be
for damages done a passenger with a severe spell o f some kind
while
stooping
forward
at
the
a ball game on the college cam M o n e ..'...... . . . Pacific C ollage Q u a rtette
caused by a wreck in a storm.
spring,
and
was
dead
when
his
pus
between the Cbemawa In IT radi im
Construction o f a water system
Violin Solo. ................. M iss D oris G regory
dians and the college team.
for C oos bay cities costing $150,- head reached the water.
The deceased w a s p r o b a b ly Take a day off and have the M u s ic .........
000 w ill be started at once and
seventy years o f a g e a n d u n m a r time o f your life.
to be completed this summer.
Reading................................. Prof. H a w k in *.
S o lo .............
A farmers’ co-operative cream ried. He had liv ed a t this p la ce
ery has been organised at Bend. fprm any years a n d had Saved
ASK YOUR DOCTOR
S o lo ...;.........
Jhe Presbyterians o f Astoria np considerable m o n e y .
Numerous athletic stunts w ill
have let a contract for a $5,000
Yon can’t be out o f doors when be pulled off, beginning at 4 :3 0
ANDREW BAΠY BADLY INJURED yon sweep yonr carpets with a p. m., on First street, in com
cbnrch.
‘ It ia expected that trains on
broom . The dirt and dost and petition for cash prizes.
the Willamette Pacific w ill run
On last M onday Andrew Ha- germs can’t ran aw ay and hide NOdd Fellows Band in attend
from Eugene t o Tidewater this gey, o f Dundee, was so badly in when yon take the broom down
ance.
fall.
V,
jured in a runaway accident that to do the sweeping. You stir
Mrs. F. A. M orris,
The O.-W. R. & N. Co. is plan- little, if any, hope o f his recovery these up; they fill the air in the
Chairman Committee.
ning -terminals at Pendleton, ia entertained.
room ; yon suck them in with
with shops and yards to employ
He was driving a fractious eaeh breath you take. That’s
several hundred men.
team to a tongueless disc bar- dangerous. You sw at the fly
BABY PARADE
* Astoria and Portland mer row on which be was riding, because it does not “ wipe its
chants are co-operating to find a and in crossing over the railroad feet.” Burn the broom . It is
Mother, please have your babjr
market for the product o f the grade near his home, the harrow just as deadly as the fly. A vac-
ready for the parade at 10 o ’clock
new Astoria flooring mills.
ran onto the heels of the horses umm cleaner is an eye protector, Saturday morning. May 23.
Halibut banks off the ^illa- causing them to run. He was a nose protector, a throat pro There will be three cash priaes
m ook coast are being investi c a u g h t by the harrow and tector, a chert protector, a home lor best decorated baby rig, and
gated.
dragged some distance, and when protector, a health protector.
a souvenir for each baby partici
The southern Oregon and picked np was fonnd to be so
Ask yonr doctor.
pating.
northern California Mining Con badly cut in the back that the
Parade starts at Oregon Hard
gress will be held at Ashland heart and lungs were exposed to
ANNOUNCEMENT
ware Co., First and M eridipo.
early in July to revive interest in
few.
march west to Larkin-Prince
mining and minimise the evil ef
He was hurried to the office of
V. V. Gould has purchased the store.
Mrs. L. M. Parker
fects o f the bine sky laws.
Littlefield & Romig in Newberg jewelry stock o f A. E. Wilson,
“ E. L. Evans
Lumber interests and creosote where the wounds were dressed, and is prepared to serve the peo
“ Flora Paxaoa
interests are uniting to establish after which he was taken to his ple with the best in watches,
“ M. M cDonald
a number o f w ood Mock paving home. ,
jewelry and repairing.
Committees.
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