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iar with the measures calling tor
a rote. While the information
furnished is not complete, it fur.
nishes a basis to work on, and if
taken op in time the average
voter should go to the polls with
his mind fairly well made up as
to how he should vote.
A twelve page leaflet entitled
“True Temperance,” hy Mrs.
Abigail Scott Duniway, in which
some very weak argument is
used in opposition to the fight
being made for Prohibition, is
being scattered over the country.
Turn to the back of the leaflet
and you note th a t it is issued by
tne United States Brewers’ As­
sociation. No comment is neces­
sary.
NOT WHOOPING IT U P FOR
“OUR GEORG E.”
Unde Jo e Cannon has demon­
utrated th a t be could “come
The same old deal is reported,
b ack ” and pull down the nomi- th a t the democrats are trading
tio n for congress.
any and everything tor Cham­
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LO CALS
Dale Melrose has gone to
la W alla to enter Whitman
lege.
Mrs. B. H. Woodward
daughter, Miss Sibyl, have
visiting in Portland this week
W. A. Kings’.
Mrs. F . H. Buchanan and Kttte
one were down from McMinflf
ville a day or tw o last wi
visiting with friends.
Word comes from Vancouver,
Washington, th a t a son w as
born to Mr. and Mrs. Gny
nett, September 7.
Herbert C. Hoover, the fori
Newberg lad, still figures in the
London dispatches as chairmaq
o f the American relief committee.
Mrs. C. A. Hod son went to
Tillamook the first of the week
with Mrs.' C. J . Edwards and
sons in the anto and spent a
couple of days visting her sister,
Mrs. Edna Lamb. She returned
home Wednesday evening.
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LAD IES A N D C H ILD R EN ’S C O A TS
O ur new Fall fine of Coals is arriving. W o kavs bought the largest and
m ost com plete line fo r this fall that we h a re ever had. W a have a very
strong tine fo r ladies and misses a t $ 1 0 and (1 2 .5 0 . W e invite you to
com e and inspect them . Every coat is new. W e have no old stock carried
over. Som e beautiful patterns and a very large assortm ent
S W E A TE R S , for Men, Women and Children
In all »he new colors and stripes, for men, women and children.
special prices on those. Come and see them.
W o have
berlain. We don’t believe it,
for several reasons. The demo­
The “Young Campaigners”
crats have grown tired of th a t made a demonstration cm the
in all the new est colors and fabrics. Now is the time to get the school
says the Jefferson Review, Demo­ streets last Saturday evening by
dresses m ade. W o a re making special prices on these goods.
cratic. I t is not likely th at marching with banners flying
Lane’s friends wilt trade anyone and were addressed in front of the
to help Chamberlain, and among postoffice by Rev. C. 0 . Whitely.
the oldline democrats there is an On Saturday afternoon of this
ominous silence in regard to “our week a t 3 o’clock the league will
Such as Gloves, Aprons, G roceries, E tc. W o are giving special attention to
•“ Painless Parker” is making Geo.” They are not “whoop­
meet a t the Presbyterian church.
th e “ethical” dentists sit up and ing it np” as in the past. The
the hop pickers’ wants this week.
No dues are required. The object
ta k e notice, with his measure cause is not hard to define.
is to work for prohibition.
t h a t will go before the voters a t Chamberlain is solely for himself
In about tw o weeks M ra
th e November election, and who and has turned down many of
Alonzo
Hadley and Mrs. Willhite,
know s but
. . th a t they . may
. . break his p arty’s hard-working, old the mother of Mrs. E. C. Baird,
W o have die m ost com plete line of G roceries and Vegetables—clean and
w rf do » m t e t h ï i M » . time members and farored men
will leave here for a trip E ast.
sanitary. Run our own delivery wagon. W e will not be undersold. Sat­
,n order to I to whom the party owed noth-
Mrs. Hadley will visit with
save the day.
isfaction guaranteed. Prom pt delivery.
ing, because he deemed it policy; brothers in Missouri and K ansas
and it was—poor policy. A few whom she has not seen for more
' Although the National Demo­
days about the political head­ than thirty years, and Mrs. Will­
c ra tic platform declared positive­
quarters in Portland, where hite expects to make an extend*]
ly in favor of single Presidential
leaders from every section o f the visit with her children in Kansap
term s it is announced th a t Wil­
state, congregate, convinced us and Oklahoma.
so n will be a candidate to succeed
th a t Oregon republicans are not
himself. And there is nothing
W. N. Brow n has sold the S ta r
trading their senator this year.
very strange about it either.
Theater to C. C. Ferguson.
On the contrary they will trade
Bverybody expected as much.
Charley Baker, proprietor of tbp
for him if they deem it necessary
T h e politician who boldly as­
Baker Theater, says he will now
to do so to secure his election.
serted th a t platforms were made
have charge of both the moving
Then there is no doubt but Han­
t o get m on, had the thing sized
picture houses. Mr. Brow n says
ley will , poll a large vote th a t
n p about right.
, j ,
has heretofore gone to Chamber, he does n ot know certainly w h at
Mr. And M ts. Will B . F aw cett tb eb ln e smoke, and in adjusting Sixth Grade—Miss Lillian Hols-
he will do, but will look up an­
lain. Judging the women’s vote
and
daughter, of the Imperial the brakes got one htiger caught wortb, Miss Grace Wilson.
other
location
elsewhere.
Mr.
and
Where is Bryan to get off? He of the sta te from the registra­
Valley,
California, who had been and the-end pinched off. Ju st a t i Seventh Grade—Miss Murl
w h o wrote the one term Pres­ tion of the Jefferson precinct it is| Mrs. Brown have made many
idential plank of the National about 3 to 1 republican, and friends in Newberg who will on a ja u n t to the Glacier Na­ this stage of the proceedings an­ Dim mock, Miss Wilma Duncan.
tional P ark, stopped over here other machine came to a stop At
Eighth Grade—Mrs. R. M.
Democratic platform with an the chances are it will be mostly regret to see them go.
«ye out for the future, so i t is straight, thus largely augment­ Superintendent A. C. Stan» the first of the week for a short the top of the hill with the Sanders, Mrs. Grace McCoy,
utated, and who is now con­ ing the republican m ajority. brongh would like very much for visit with Rev. and Mrs. ¿eorge gasoline supply exhausted. The Prin.
Mr. Faw cett has sudden dry spell was so unani­
High School.
fronted with the announcement This is the situation as it looks the party who took his type F : Round.
mous
th
a
t
hurry
up
calls
were
W. L. Arant, Prin., Science.
t h a t Wilson will be a candidate to us trom an unprejudiced view. writer from the high school been one of the big cantelope
sent
in
for
S.
P.
Timberlake
and
grow
ers
of
Imperial
b
a
t
said
he
Miss Isabella Menzies, English.
t o succeed himself. Pretty tough
building to return it. In fact h<!
S.
A.
Mills
who
went
out
with
a
made
nothing
this
season
on
his
Miss Ruth Romig, English.
luck after having forced the W O RTH Y O F CONFIDENCE. is so anxious about it th a t he
supply
of
the
needful.
crop
of
6
0
0
acres
as
conditions
A.
B. George, Mathematics.
nom ination of Wilson in the face
offers a reward of twenty-five
The people of the state will dollars to anyone who will show were unfavorable. Mrs. Faw cett
S. E. Launer, Commercial.
Our neighbors across the hills
n f strong opposition, such as no
Miss Alice Rees, Latin and Ger­
e th e r Democrat could have over­ hardly be misled into any belief him the party and the machine. and the writer were schoolmates a t Carlton seem to be getting
th a t Dr. Withycombe is anything I t was a new machine,
man.
t y
come.
hit
hard
ot
late
by
the
fire
fiend.
L. C ittoRether ** ,ong ago 03 1874,
but a truly capable and patriotic Smith & Bros.’ make, No. 5 witty and this was onr first meeting The big sawmill, which furnished
Miss Edna Converse, History.
The state election is less than citizen who as governor would factory number 194694.
since th a t year.
Miss Ruth Corbett, Domestic
work for a lot of people, was de­
reflect
credit
upon
the
state
and
tw o months off and all voters
Science.
stroyed
a
short
time
ago,
and
on
President Pennington and Rus­
On Wednesday afternoon a t
■rho have not registered, should the voters who support him says the Friends parsonage Lewis sell Lewis arrived home from Monday night of this week the
Miss Edyth Brunquist, Domes-’
Tgt t "busy and see th a t their the Corvallis, Gazette-Times. Crozer, o f Rosedale, and Mrs. their fishing trip into the C oast hotel building, a tw o - story tic Science and Latin.
nam es are properly enrolled, so Any attem pt to belittle him must
T h o m a s Blaylock, M annal
Catherine Comer, of Newberg, M ountains w ithout any broken frame structure, was gutted by
•that they will bave no delays in result to his advantage, for Dr.
Training.
fire,
entailing
a
loss
of
about
were married, Rev. Charles 0 . bones, but relate all kinds o f ex­
ca stin g their votes. I t is a lot of Withycombe is to o well and Whitely officiating. The wed» periences w ith bicycles th a t $ 5 0 0 0 , with insurance of $ 2 2 0 0
A. C. Stanbrough, Supt., Ped­
trouble to election boards to ar­ favorably known tor tbe voters
agogy.
to
apply.
Mrs.
A.
J
.
Muckle
ding party took their departure balked a t the burdens placed up­
range affidavits tor those who to be misled. He is known as a immediately followitfg the cere­ on them, Pennington’s bike final­ was proprietor of the hotel and
have failed to register, and real­ man of cleanly mind, high ideas
Notice
mony, and after stopping over ly squatting down in the road the house had a good reputation
—
i ■< iiym
ly , no one who is unable to show and great optimism. For years
with
the
traveling
public.
The
one night a t Rosedale expected and utterly refusing to do farther
a good reason for not having re- he has traveled over the state
I
have
the
best
equipped au to
livery
barn
near
by
caught
fire,
to sta rt a t once for Phoenix,’ dnty.v The sun was fast setting
fçistenrd should be provided for preaching “a greater Oregon,
Arizona, where Mr. Crozer re­ and a rancher who was appealed but teas saved. This is the sec­ truck for passenger service in the
and by his oft-expressed confid­
in this way.
cently traded for a farm.
to turned down their appeal for ond hotel to burn in Carlton in country. Will make trips to
ence in the sta te’s natural re­
S tate Fair, so don’t fail to see
recent years.
Mrs. Marie K . Evans, who re» a night’s lodging, bnt said he
I t w as unfortunate for Wm. sources, and agricultural pos­
A. M. Dunlap for prices and
H anley th at his friends told him sibilities in particular, he has cently made a visit with her would transport them to the
dates.
he dosely resembled W. J . Bryan probably done more than any brother, Will Clemenson, a t next station for five dollars.
in personal appearance. It grew other man to bring Oregon into Lewiston, Idaho, says she had They politely declined the proffer
oven ss vcAns’
EXPERIEN CE
o a him until he concluded he was her own. He has inspired others an opportunity while in th at and were “looking further” when On Monday morning, Septem­
ber 2 1, the school bells will peal
the
light
of
an
au
to
truck
loomed
city
of
seeing
what
open
saloo
zeal!y senatorial timber, and with his confidence and assisted
np, giving new inspiration. The out the call for the assembling of
now he is out as an active candi­ them wirh his advice. No man will do. While passing abo
driver was halted and an offer to the hosts of boys and girls to
the
streets
the
sight
o
f
drunken
d ate, spending a lot of money in has ever heard him u tter a pes­
Convey
them and their bikes “ take np books” for the new
at useless attem pt to secure the simistic thought, or to give forth men was so common th a t her
T radk M a m s
election to this office. Over any expression, publicly or pri­ little girls clung to her with ftar. hence for twenty-five cents each year, after having enjoyed a vaca­
D is io n s
tion of three months. At this
am ong the cow punchers of Har­ vately, th a t would reflect to his “ L et the saloons alone and they w as accepted w ithout argument
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C o p y s m h t s A c .
thanks to the man who-made time it is figured th a t they will
ney County he is a success as own personal discredit.
Dr. will let yon alone,” is the old
have returned from the prune lion»
“ Bill Hanley,” but he will hard­ Withycombe has only the sta te’s gag we hear from the months of the auto truck possible. A lo t of
• a n ti
P »tant» tâfeaq t
orchards
and the hop yards tpteiai
experience
they
say
they
had
the
saloon
patrons.
notte*, w ith
ly gain the title of “ Hon William best good a t heart, has ample
ready
to
take
up
school
work
and
made
some
fine
catches
of
H anley,” of Washington, D. C.
J . D. Gordon & Son have traded
capacity, a mature judgment, a
without a break.*
wide familiarity with the sta te’s their place east of Newberg, fish.
Following is the list of teachers,
Besides the regular state and resources and its needs, and pos­ known as the Brntscher farm,
Wednesday showed quite a
cou nty tickets to be voted on a t sesses such dignity and general tor a twenty-five hundred acre dearth of gasoline out on tbe as furnished by Superintendent,
th e November election there are worth t a t the people of this wheat farm in Franklin County, road beyond Dundee. I t was A. C. Stanbrough.
m any measures to be passed on state would have no fear of him Washington. Since bnying the this way. At the canyon beyond
F irst Grade—Miss Elizabeth
b y tbe voters. All voters should a« governor, the Portland Jou r­ Brntscher farm a few years ago Dnndee Frank Baird on going up Yeager, Miss Elizabeth Stone.
aee th a t their names are proper­ nal’s attitude to the contrary the Gordons have spent a lot
Second Grade—Miss Esther
the hill on one side with tbe Reo
ly enrolled on the registration notwithstanding.
money on the place in the way track, suddenly came to a stand­ Ryan, Mrs. Effie Terrell.
Loans may be obtained for any pur-
b ooks and they should post
Third Grade—Mrs. Josephine poaa on acceptable real estato se­
of clearing land o f trees and still, the gasoline tankgoingdry.
curity. Liberal privileges. Corres­
themselves before-hand regard­
Mr. and Mrs. J . F . Klein and •tumps, and planting and ctd* On the opposite hill going in the Bradley, Miss Mabel Rush.
pondence solicited.
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in g the questions to be voted on. Miss Mary Uhlein, of Portland, tivating a fine apple orchard, other direction a t the same time
Fourth Grade—M r s . L e o t a
A . C Agency Company
T h e voter’s pamphlet has been were here last Saturday visiting which shows up as one of t h T U. S. G. Miller with his auto Sloan, Miss Zella Dim mock.
BU«- DENVER. COL.
«nailed ont by the secretary of| with Mr. and Mrs. Bell of the most promising orchards in tb r stuck, when half way up on ac­ Fifth Grade—Miss Ethel Keiler, 756
440 Pkalaa Bitty. Sa. Franc*»
a ta te , and this should be gone Imperial hotel.
valley. „
cou n t of a lack of juice to make Miss Bessie King.
JUL
N ext Monday, September 14,
-will be the one hundredth anni­
versary o f the writing of the
song, “The S ta r Spangled Ban-
mer.’* Let every flag in Newberg
b e flung to the breeze on th a t
day.
Plaid Goods for Children’s School Dressex
H O P PICKERS’ SU PPLIES
G R O CER IES— clean and sanitary.
T ry Buying Your Groceries of Baird
PHONE
RED 37
E. C. BAIRD
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER 21
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