Newberg Graphic
Portland office, and the wonder pen at Storr» h i» door, although
is that this sag« o f the Santiam the records there are consider*
ably higher than ever before.
didn 't make it an even 50,000.
For their performance at Mis­
souri Professor Dryden has re­
A DUTY TO OREGON
ceived a beautiful silver cup,
which is the second awarded for
the best monthly pen record.
For the same month, Septem­
ber, a first prise ribbon was re­
ceived from Storrs.
A good sale o f season tickets
At the lime conference held in
f o r the lyceum course has been
Corvallis
October 7, provision
m ade which shows that the
was
made
for
forming a commit­
people appreciate this class o f
selves in this way. The amend­ tee to draft a bill giving the
•entertainment
ment will be defeated, o f course. state a right to acquire by pur­
Indiana with one candidate for
But it is not enough merely to chase, lease or condemnation
president and tw o f o r vice presi­ defeat i t In order to preserve such limestone deposits as may
d en t is showing some o f the old the good name o f Oregon and as­ be needed to supply the farmers
tim e vigor so spectacular in for­ sure better business conditions with agricultural time at cost;
m er presidential campaigns.
and greater development in the establish and equip a plant to
future it must be snowed under be operated by convict labor; to
The fellow who fails to get his so deeply as to leave no doubt o f give the movement all possible
fa ll w ork " dons up this season the attitude o f the people o f this publicity. As member at large
state on such freak measures. I take this m-ans to urge upon
Prospective investors and home- the voterp the necessity of learn­
seekers must be assured that ing how the men seeking the leg.
they can come to Oregon without islative office stand qn this im­
Elsewhere in this issue will be danger o f having their invest­ portant subject. The time has
fou n d some figures furnished by ments confiscated.
shortened to a matter of
CL O. Bassett showing the in­
days,
and it behooves yon, farm­
Those o f us who live here
crea se in lumber shipments from know that there is no prospect o f ers, to ask that the candidates
■Canada into this country under confiscatory legislation like this from your respective districts, ir­
th e present tariff regulations.
being enacted. There have been respective o f party, to commit
radically dangerous measures on themselves .as for or against this
With wheat soaring around $2 the ballot at eyery election since issue. You are entitled to as
m bushel, poultry
raisers are the Oregon System was adopted much consideration as the farm­
«pondering where their profits and they have been uniformly ers of other states, but it is very
a re coming in after the feed is swamped by the voters.
But plain that yon will have to ask
p aid for. Alas, many a poor people living elsewhere—among for it;-and it might jnst as well
Y orick is hkely to make his last them prospective investors in Or­ be now as later; you will lose
an d final exit from this mundane egon—d o not know this.
They much and gain nothing bv de­
aphere through the stew kettle, see grab schemes on the ballot lay. Why not create sub-organ­
f o r a lack o f a "visible means o f and jum p to the conclusion that ization in your immediate vicini­
it is unsafe to invest money in ty to push this movement?
Oregon.
Sam H. Moore.
HIM Mildred W ills is wearing
This is unfortunate, but under
a pretty diamond medal won at
our system o f governm ent there
the contest held at the State W.
is no way to prevent the appear-
C T . U . convention at Pen-
It seems there never was a time
ance o f wild schemes on the bal-
lot year after year, A ll that can when so many good men were
be done is to snow them under seeking onr votes. But party
so deeply as to convince the rest principles are expressed in party
o f the world that sanity ard platforms. We elect parties to
common sense rule in Oregon power. Will yon vote for .the
test work is cultivated in Oregon.
and that investments here are as party which dares to at and, for
yonr highest ideals in govern-
safe as anywhere else.
A stranger stuck his head in at
ment.
the door o f the Graphic office a
The Prohibition party offers
few days ago and said he could
each voter a chance to vote for a
not vote for Hughes because
party that dares to stand boldly
“"they say he will be ruled by
Hens from the Oregon Agri­
tor national prohibition, woman
Rooeevelt and Taft if elected." cultural College won first place
suffrage, arbitration, prompt
This is about the weakest argu­ as best layers for September at
and efficient enforcement or the
ment we have heard advanced by both Storrs, Conn., and the Mis­
law. Do you want these things?
the Wilson crowd and it is evi­ souri contest. They also stand
Here is the ticket:
dent that this fellow is unable to near the head in the year's con­
For President, J. Frank Han-
read. If there has ever been a test, being second at Missouri at
man in public life in this country tbe close of the first week in Oc-
Vice President, Ira Landreth.
\who has absolutely refused to be toher, and third at Storrs, Octo­
Congressman, MarkV. Weath­
ruled by anybody, that man is ber 1. The contests at both sta­
erford.
■Hughes, as he fully demonstrat­ tions end November 1.
County Attorney, Earl A. Nott.
ed as governor of the great state
The Oregon bens are represen­
Sheriff, Howard Williams.
o f New York for two terms.
tatives o f the new breed devel­
Clerk, W. G. Fender.
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oped at the College bv Professor
Assessor, N. L. Wiley.
I f. A. Miller, who has a repu­ James Dryden, and are known
Surveyor, Oliver Weesner.
tation for being exceedingly lib­ as Oregons. Both pens are de­
Commissioner, Levi Lewis.
eral in giving prospective demo­ scendants of the 303-egg hen,
Superintendent, Mrs. Evange­
cratic majorities in campaign and show great uniformity in line Martin.
tim es, is quoted by the Albany laying qualities. In September
Vote 315 X No and 315 X Yes.
D em ocrat as putting Wilson’s the pen at Storrs averaged 21.3
Curtis P. Cot, Chairman.
majority in Oregon at the com­ eggs, and at Missouri 21.2.
ing election at 46,000. Every The Missouri pen is slightly
•prospect pleases, in the eyes of ahead in the entire number of
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
th e Hon. Milt since he has been eggs laid to September 1. having
feedin g from Uncle Sam’s trough an average of 217 to their cred­
as collector of customs at the it. This was better than any
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Fruits and Vegetabli
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will always find good, dean, fresh
groceries at Baird’s. Our prices are
as low as the low est Goods promptly
delivered by our own delivery wagon.
til ladies low shoes will be add at a
tig reduction to dean up the stock.
CASH PAID
FO R EGGS
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Coming to The Big Hardware Store
Friday, Nov. 3
W atch for her!
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W a it for her!
D on't miss her!
She
will appear in our window in the MBlack M ask ," dem-
onstrating the Durham Duplex Razor, and
will offer to the trade a $ 5 .0 0 razor for $ 1 .0 0 . She’s
a clever, attractive little saleslady, all the way from New Y ork City. She wants
to see you and she wants you to get one o f those $ 5 .0 0 razors for $ 1 .0 0 . M r.
M an with whiskers, you can’t afford to let this young lady get out o f town with­
out getting one o f those razors. N o guess work on the quality. The lady shows
what die razors will do. Com e, bring the fam ily and watch the little lady work.
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We offer a big assortment o f Granite
Ware. This offering is excep-
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A new assortment o f Embroideries
Specially priced
194#.
We carry the "K w ik -lite" line, the kind
that don’ t short circuit. I f you’ ve got an
old light and need batteries or bulbe, our
stock is good and fresh and complete. We
can take care o f you.
Som e Seasonable Good» a t Low Prices
Stone Jars, gallon.........................1 5 Cents
Empty Kegs,.76c and up ........... 7 5 Cents
Selected Cedar Posts, each.......... 8 Cents
Other belring powders contain atom or
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used as substitutes for cream o f tartar
becam e o f their cheapnew.
Kraut Kuttera, 35c and u p ..........3 5 C ents
Heaters, $1.96 and up ....r.......
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N ever sacrifice quality and hsalthftal-
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