9mé a up
¿ i 4 '
lud *0» *
V f aH fbv ***%-* * f r «
: *
for the best interests of the pub
lic, when trains are staoding at
the station. It matters not how
N. W O O D W A R »
Editor and Publiait»
many people may be congregated
between the curb and waiting
PublUhad •▼•ry Thureday mórula«
trains
while passengers are get
O I m : Graphic Building, No. «00 Piral Suant
Phonos : o « œ . Whlto SS : Ra.ldanoo. Sino r ting off and on, drivers press
En tarad at the poetofflo* at N.wber*, Oragon, through as though their lives de
aa aeoond-class matter
pended on reaching the next
block in a minute's time. There
$1.50 Per Year in Advance is plenty o f room on the south
side o f the tracks for all teams to
S, ISM
TOUSSDAY. SI
pass when trains come in, and
the city marshal should be in
structed to see that no teams are
pass between the
he station at such
N e w b e r jf G r a p h ic
penalty upon thrift and
economic doctrine. Why
the man or woman who
industry has accumulated
erty in excess o f the
covered by the exemption
for the expenses o f educat
children o f the man
next door and may have
home, with a horse and
and piano thrown in,
which the assessor holds t o be
worth but $1200.
Such a proposal is manifestly
unfair to a very large perc«*t»ge
of the people o f Oregon a^S* if
carried, would threaten to retard
the development o f the state be
cause lands in the face of an un
just proportion o f ta
would become less attract!
the investor and home
whom commercial organi;
are seeking to induce to
west.
The argument that the pro
posed amendment will enable the
poor to own their own hones is
overdrawn. There is no logical
reason why after a man acqui res
property worth $1500 he afcrald
not pay his small portion o f the
burden o f taxation.
LA D IE S A N D C H IL D R E N ’S C O A TS
O ur new Fall line o f C oal» » arriving. W e have bought the largest and
most com plete line fo r this fall that w e have ever had. W e have a very
strong line fo r ladies and misses at $1 0 and $12.50. W e invite you to
com e and inspect diem . Every coat is new. W e have no old stock carried
over. Som e beautiful patterns and a very large assortment.
has never before been a
waged when it required so
muen sifting, as is necessary in
the present European conflict, in
order to get at real facta. The
other day the Germans reported
A half dosen nations at war the capture o f 70,000 Russians,
In « 1 I h . new c o lo n and .trip e., (or men, women end children. W o hare
and not a word from Sagamore while the Russian side o f the
special prices on these. Com e and see them.
Pill. That throat trouble mast, stdryr put the number at a little
indeed, be alarming.
more than 4,000. When the war
first broke out the charge was
It will be an even hundred
often heard that the newspapers
J
' VI , > ■ ft
years, Monday, September 14,
were patting oat big war stones,
since Francis Scott Key, wrote
in all d ie newest colors and fabrics. Now is d ie time to get the school
solely for the purpose o f selling
his immortal song, “ The Star
dresses made. W e are making special prices on these goods.
papers, though the facts were
Spangled Banner.*' Many o f
that the papers were doing their
our readers are no doubt famil
best to give the news, and they
FARM FACTS
iar with the story o f the battle
could do no better than publish
erf Fort McHenry, which oc
By Peter Red ford
what came over the wires.
curred during the Revolutionary
Where there is a silo there is
Newspapers are anxious to give
War, and which inspired Key to
prosperity.
theYacts as they are, bat the
write this song, but the story is
There is not enough o! the
handicap they are placed under
well worth repeating, and it will
community spirit among our
with the close censorship given
be given in the Graphic next
rural districts.
nearly all the war dispatches
week. Quite a sentiment pre
The laws relating to business
makes it an impossible task.
W e have the m ost com plete line o f G roceries and Vegetables—clean and
vails that Newberg ought to
are wholly nnsuited to the trans
sanitary. Run our ow n delivery wagon. W e will not be undersold. Sat
properly celebrate this one hun
actions o f the farmer.
The front page o f the Scientist
dredth anniversary. It should
isfaction guaranteed. Prompt delivery.
The waste of effort through
American of date of August 22
be done, and the matter should
has a unique picture illustrating impractical methods o f fanning
be taken up at once.
t e cost o f a week’s rations for is the greatest tragedy o f the
age.
A. L. Mills, president of the the German army. In com-
Something is wrong in our
strongest banking institution in parsion with the huge mass of marketing system when a small
Oregon, and who ranks as one the Cologne Cathedral there is crop brings more money than a
of the best financiers of the North pictured a loaf o f bread 393 feet bountiful one.
west, says he will cast his vote high, which bulks well alongside
Co-operation between practical
at the November election to the lofty edifice. A side o f bacon farmers and proficient business
eliminate the licensed saloon 180 feet long is shown, and also men will eliminate ignorance and
from Oregon, and will do it be a potato 188 feet high and of prejudice.
lieving that it is a wise coarse to proportionate grith. On each r The nation’s menu must be
pursue, purely from a business article o f diet figures are given made up from the fields, pastures
i w r n r rum ble whaleman : but be paiff no heed, m e otnera
standpoint and aside from any showing the number o f pounds orchards and gardens, and to
TQQfERANCEPARADE
dragged the bodies on, and Bora-
consumed
in
a
week
by
the
moral question that may be in
farm
intelligently
the
farmer
B
at
k
ittle
BAN
Herntey
P
roved
Hlm
eetf
ley’s legs moved after them me
volved. Pretty good authority army. The figures given are, must know what is needed.
The first week o f September is
at Real H ere.
chanically.
->
to quote, when yon hear a street potatoes 120,330,000; bread
temperance rally week and the
After an age the doge stopped.
The whsls ship Narwhal, out of
We
must
give
the
same
care
corner financier telling o f thé 60,130,000; meat 16,030,000; and consideration to a system o f .Young Campaigners ask all San Francisco, after a season in Horsley stood with his hand on the
ruin that will surely come to the coffee 2,009,000; salt 2,009,000; co-operative laws, extending>to sympathizers in the temperance tbe arctic, found herself nnable to guide pole. His eyes were staring
business interests of Oregon, sugar 1,365,000. Some idea o f the farmer the facilities adapted movement to join them in a work through Bering strait on ac straight ahead. He had reached
count of the heavy ice in the chan tbe snip, but his brain was so con
should the prohibition vote pre the enormous expense o f the war to his business that is now af parade Saturday evening, Sep nels. The vessel was obliged to go fused he did not know i t T he oth
may be gained from the state
vail at the election.
tember 5.
into winter quarters, near the ers lifted him aboard and wrapped
ment that the daily cost o f pro forded corporations.
We will meet in front o f the mouth of the Mackenzie river. She him in blankets. His feet were
Farm tenancy is tbe greatest
was provisioned for one season only, frozen and had to be taken off i t
The remark is quite general visions for the combined armies,
menace now confronting the na public school building at 7:15 end the men were in reel danger of the instep.
according
to
the
standard
ra
among the people that we are
tion and can only be checked by p.m. o f above date, march from starvation.
“ But what are a man’s feet,” he
fortunate in having a man in tbe tion, is $22,950,000. Make a
there to Main street, down First
said
afterward, “ to saving a ship’s
affording
the
tenant
and
the
Bill
Horsley,
a
fire
foot
whale
White House at Washington little estimate, if you can, of tbe
street
to
postoffice,
where
there
crew?”
— Youth’s Companion.
man,
who
had
wintered
before
in
laborer facilities for acquiring
who is not going about with a many, many other expenses of
that
vicinity,
knew
the
coast.
When
will
be
a
short
program
o
f
songs,
property and by reducing the
Unanawarabl*.
chip on his shoulder, but one keeping up this great fighting
tbe last of the shortened rations
high rates o f interest which are an address by Rev. Whitely was in light Horsley offered to
A teacher was giving a lesson on
who can be depended on to do force, and then make a guess on
how long the nations involved now sapping the vitality o f agri campaign yells, etc.
take one man and a dog team and the circulation of the blood,
all in his power to keep our will be able to stand the financial
If impossible to meet at the make a journey over tbe ice in ing to make the matter dearer,
culture.
country at peace with all na strain.
Under the present system of school house with us, just fall in search of caribou. Tbe captain said, “ Now, boys, if 1 stood on my
tions. In times like these, with
marketing farm products, it is to line o f march as we pass thought the trip was foolhardy and head, tbe blood, as you know, would
many European n a t i o n s in SHIFTING THE BURDEN OF
had no hope of its success, but run into it, and I should turn red
possible and often occurs, that along.
bloody combat, it requires care
TAXATION.
All come, both yonng and old, Horsley insisted, since otherwise in the face.”
people in one part o f the United
“ Y e t, sir,” said the boys.
they would all die of starvation. 80
ful diplomacy on the part of our
and bring your friends.
States
literally
starve
for
the
“ Then why is it that while I am
the
captain
consented.
Horsley
se
Anything which looks like get
government officials in order to
Emma Langworthy,
lected a big fellow from the fore standing upright in the ordinary
want
o
f
a
product,
while
the
adjust the many knotty ques ting something for nothing is same product in another part o f
Capt. castle to accompany him and set position tbe blood doesn’t ran into
tions that are liable to show up usually attractive to the voter the nation is wasting for want
out. They carried almost no food my feet?”
and
unless
the
people
o
f
this
A little fellow «hooted, “ ’Cause
o f a market.
at any time, and with a hot
tM oeoeoeoeoeoM nanaM W iM n with them, but they reached tbe
yer
feet ain’t empty."
coast
after
a
hard
and
trying
jour
h aded President having a nat state study the proposed $J500
DETMER
W
OOLEN
S
ney.
Horsley’s
knowledge
o
f
the
ural liking for military display, taxation amendment the mea A BUSINESS TO BE ASHAMED OF
Th« Paraaaa and Thalr Dead.
bleak country led them to caribou,
for fall and winter have
our people would have cause for sure will carry at the polls in No
arrived at
T
h
e Parsees refuse to burn or
several of which they sh ot The
vember and the burden o f taxa
Alden Sherman writes from
grave fear for the outcome.
bury
tbe bodies of their dead be
two
men
loaded
the
sled
and
pre
TH E
tion will be shifted from tbe large Los Angeles, California, that the
pared to return; then their fiber cause they consider a dead body im
TAILOR’ S
pure, and they will not suffer tnem
was really tested.
Edward A d a m s Cantrell, cities to the farms. Such an mayor and police o f that town
selves
to defile any of the elements;
Come
early
and
get
first
choice
They
were
weakened,
exhausted
claiming to be from Portland amendment would remove from have joined to oppose any more
and dazed from exposure. The big hence their “ towers of silence,” fifty
and advertised to discuss the the tax rolls millions of dollars’ electric signs in tbe city to ad
man began to gfre out, and Horaley or sixty feet in height, on which
“ twelve fundamental fallacies of worth o f taxable property and vertise intoxicating liq nor. They
cut him time and again with the the bodies of the deed are left to
prohibition” spoke to tw o dozen increase the rate o f taxation up declare such advertising to be Guardian's Sal* of Real Estate dog whip to prevent him from fall-, be devoured bv the vultures, the
ing into tbe death sleep. Finally bones afterward being thrown into
people at Duncan’s Hall on Tues on all taxable property within good for drink but very poor* for
Notice U hereby
tbe anOentened,
. . . . riven
__ that
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nea.
the man began to lag and eat snow. a receptacle and covered with char
MoOui
of the pereone
K S M f euerrtten
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9 end
1
day night, at least twenty of the state says the Eugene Guard. a city and have asked the council Meurt -----
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of the eetMM of Ward LIvengoortlffiler end That was fatal.
Horsley pleaded coal.
In round figures tbe amend for an ordinance restricting tfcpfc Heeel J . Miller. r. minora, haa been heretofore
whom will vote for prohibition
by aa order of taeooam y court of the «Ute of with him to keep up, encouraged
Mron.tor Yamhill eoonty, made end entered
The Alternative.
at the election. More than an ment would exempt $150,000,- same. All cities and towns are ~ Tune
39.1914, duly euthorlied and licenced him, beat him with the whip. He
Constituent—
Say, Bill, the salary
te
eell
all
tbe
right
title
end
lutereet
of
000
worth
of
property
and
not
hour was spent in talking social
ashamed of their saloons. Yea, above named minora In and 10 the following fell, and tbs little man naed a rope
that
goes
with
my job isn’t half
hed real aetata, to-wit:
end to continue the circulation and
ism and many other isms, and one acre o f land would be in b o is Sherwood, Before the editor
Inning at a point In tha center of the
enough
to
live
on.
Can’t you use
Finally he
y road on tha warn Una of tha 0. L. O. of force him to his fe e t
o f this paper diftme to Sherwood
possibly twenty minutes in talk cluded within this exemption.
our influence to have it raised a
VlUtam Jonee, north U‘ treat Sl.M chain* from fell and could not rise. He lapsed
The average home in any city we printed some folders for tbe an Iron nla act In cantor of county road flu link*
ing around the subject he was
ittle?
north of moet weatcrly eouthweat earner of into the cold sleep of death and the
advertised to speak on. He said in tbe state will not assess over commercial club advertising tbe eald William Jon«* D. L. C Not 1420. Claim 44 last beat of his body departed.
Alderman— I’m afraid not, Jake.
In T . l l . 1 1 end I w .o f W. M* in Ymnbili
he had been a preacher for fifteen $1500. It must, therefore, be town, its business, resources, county, Oregon; thence couth 89 deg. 20' seat Horsley lifted him ts the top of the But HI do better than th a t I’ll
l i 99 chain*; theace eenth «.3B chain«; thence
years, and to the writer he bad concluded that tbe greater por etc. C. P. Miller, a former real north 99 deg. 20’ weet 12.99 chain* to canter of loaded sledge and drove tne dogv use my influence to have a cheaper
eoonty read; thence north 9.39 chain« to plao«
the bearing of a one-time fairly tion of all city property is to be estate man, through the com of beginning, oontainlne 9JB acre«, and that on. But his own strength was go man appointed to the place.— Chi
«aid guardian baa filed f t * bond and oath of ing, and tba pain from his aching cago Tribune.
brilliant, well educated minister exempted.
mercial club, was negotiating ovice In order to eell eald reel property.
Now, therefor*, ail peraona are hereby notified
The farmer and land owner with ns to start a paper here, that the uudetelfned, aa inch guardian, will, tendons was terrible to bear.
who had gone wrong, and who
A dozen times he was ready to
on Friday September 4,1914 et tha hoar of 11
Snakes have no external ears, but
is now out working on a fat will receive similar exemptions, and among other questions we o’clock a. m „ at the treat and front door of the fall, but he thought of the starving inside the head the ear bones are
Yamhill
■M M
, In * ih#
_________ County
___ _ Court
_________
. ___
„ a t city
f t r of
salary paid by tbe liquor dealer’s but what will such exemptions asked was the attitude of tbe MoHlnnrtlla, Orage«, «ell at pobllc auction. man on tha ship and kept on. So very crude. Snakes “ hear,” how
1er each in band, all the right. Utic and Inter
association and failing to earn amount to if they are to be business men in regard to tbe act which the «aid minora may hay* in and te great was bis suffering that his ever, by feeling vibration of sound
mind lost its balance. He eras spur on their delicate scaly covering and
compelled to bear tbe burden of saloons. Smilingly he answered, “ ílrrtpa^ilStUro Augnat 9,1914
tbe money.
atm
Ma
t MoQmaa,
red on by the cry of hit will that searching for sound vibrations by
taxation alone, excepting such “ You see we haven’t mentioned
of Ward Llrengood 1
Millar and Ha*»I
- Minora
• T
9"
«
he
must not fail— that the ship’s protruding the wonderfully sensi
The letter o f tbe city ordinance assistance as they will receive them in our leaflets.” The saloon a A. KUE*. Attorney for «aid Guardian.
crew must be saved. He began to tive tongue which is filled with
requiring autos and wagons to from railroads and larger prop is an A -l institution to be
mumble and langh hysterically. thousands of microscopie nerves.
keep to the right side o f the erty owners in tbe cities.
W eekly O rego n ian an d G rap h ic Bat he stumbled on after the sledge. Their sight is very keen in dis
ashamed of.—Sherwood News-
street is adhered to to o rigidly
Two of the dogs fell la the traces, tinguishing moving objects.
b o th one y e a r $ 2 . 26 .
Such an amendment places a Sheet.
S W E A T E R S , for Men, Women and Children
Plaid Goods for Children’s School Dresses
G R O C E R IE S —clean and sanitary
Try Buying Your Groceries of
PHONE
RED 3 7
E. C. BAIRD
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