Newberg graphic., June 21, 1917, Image 4

Newbercr QraohÌclsUnda«*in8t the tobvxo habit
tion, after having given the rea­ herd visited, that o f Ed Cary's.
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l among students by making s son he advanced for not naming With the females from the old
Snell herd Mr. Cary by careful
ruling that any student who uses Mr. Edwards for the place.
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•election o f bulls and systematic
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tobacco in a public place is a sub­
The
Oregon
Voter
makes
the
records, has produced a herd
ject for expulsion, and that the
P l U l t k M i n r ; T h n n d a y m oru la t
that
will average higher in pro­
If the N ew -! following timely suggestions:
It e r a p h i« B n lldtn*. No. «00 F tn t Straot ruling is enforced,
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It O M «#. W h it« a : R atldoaee. B la« t !
A narrow spirit o f vindictiveness is duction than any other Jersey
berg school board will take a like manifesting itself in different parts o f
Real Com fort can be eqjoyed by use o f an
herd in the world. Uniform in
i at Mawbarg, Orata a. stand they will be sustained by a
Oregon towards those counties which
«a t t a r .
very large majority o f the people. voted heavily against the road bonds. type and uniform in pre-potency,
It is urged that adverse majorities be bulls from this herd have stamp­
SUSO Per Year in Advance
construed as evidence that such coun­ ed the Cary herd characteristics
Despite the fact that there are ties do not favor the permanent im­ on the offspring o f half a hun­
TH U RSD AY. JUNE 21 . 1917
FOR T H E H O M E
many other things to claim the provement o f trunk highways by the dred other herds throughout the
attention of the people just now, state within their limits.
An E lectric Range insures a cool kitchen, perfectly
C. Hoover
This spirit is unfortunate. The peo­ Northwest. More than that—
the outlook for liberal patronage ple o f all the counties voted honestly, eastern breeders o f note have
cooked food, at insignificant cost Thousands o f elec­
Senator McNary that Oregon ap-
ples will be gotten to market o f the Chautauqua that is coming according to their best light and to turned westward for their breed­
tric ranges in use. Special rate o f 4 cents per kilowatt
July 8-13 is very flattering. In­ punish them by discrimination in ap­ ing stock, and Mr. Cary modest­
when they are ready. “ B ert"
hour for this kind o f load.
quiries are coming in from out- portionment o f road funds would be to ly informed those near enough
g e t his first taste o f Oregon ap­
of-town people and a good sale commit a hideous injustice.
ples here at Newberg when a lad .
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FOR M O N D A Y
Let bygones be bygones so far as the to hear his muffled tones that
A road
an d be know, how they will be
campaign is concerned—or any three head o f females had recent­
T b e M aytag W ashing M achine (electric) reduces
call is made for a meeting of all other campaign, for that matter. T o ly been sold to a New York
wanted.
the Monday hardships 90 per cent. You can do your
those who signed the agreement array section against section in our breeder for a' total of $4,500,
washing for 2 cents. Ask your neighbor who owns one
. I to give financial backing to the state, and instill class hatred would bo one of the three bringing $2,0QU
t h e big boosting
if it is not even better than represented.
Chautauqua, to be held at the a sad mistake. Use the road funds im­ and her calf $600. He also re­
that has been on for
partially to build up every section o f
city hall on next Monday evening.
planting should now be followed
Oregon, and connect all counties by a cently sold a bull to a man at
good system o f permanent trunk high­ Columbus, Ohio.'
PP by a word o f cheer for the
ways. That will tend to unite Oregon,
aaan with the hoe. He will need
W. W. Nickel o f McMinnville
and a united Oregon is the greatest
it, for the sun will be hot and and Carlton has been appointed need o f this whole state. Be broad;
Y o u Wgkk**
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BALEM CENTER
th e flesh will be weak under by Governor Withycombe as avoid engendering bitterness; that is
new and trying circum- county judge to fill the vacancy the way to unite Oregon and start her
Mrs. Mita Stuart is visiting
caused by the death o f Judge forward on the path o f progress.
her sister, Mrs. Walter Hess.
Dodson. Although J e s s e E d ­
Mrs. C. L. Johnson is spending they departed with their com­ Johnson, secretary; W. R. Ever­
The annual toll o f human lives wards was not a candidate tor POLAND C m iA HOGS
some
time at the home o f Mary pany to Fort Riley, Kansas, to est, treasurer. After the usual
m ade by the waters o f Oregon | the place, his appointment was
AND JERSEY CATTU Johnson and family.
go into training for the cavalry. discussions o f school affairs Mr.
little late in starting this' urged by a strong committee o f
T
w
o
teams
thoroughly
can­
The W. C. T. U. ladies held Everest solicited for the Red
owing to cool weather, j representative business men o f
A tour of the county was re­
vassed
this
community
Tuesday
their
meeting at the home o f Cross work. Motion made and
but there is yet time for a lot o f j Newberg, who called on the gov cently made by something more
soliciting
funds
for
the
Red
Mrs. M. P. Johnson last Wed­ carried to donate $5 to the Red
work for the undertakers. T w olenH>r. The latter told the com - than sixty people, "personally
Sherwood young men w e r e mittee that he considered Mr. conducted” by M. S. Shrock, Cross, Z. L. Chamberlain and W. nesday, Mrs. K. L. Tangen in Cross fund which was raised at
drowned in the Tualatin while Edwards to be one o f the best County Agent, and a number o f R. Everest, Rev. H. G. Ciocker the chair. The flower mission at the close of the meeting. An
and F. L. Strait. They were superintendent gave a good re­ old-fashioned spelling bee was
bathing last Saturday.
qualified men in the county for stock farms visited. From the
very successful. v
port. The social held after the held, Miss Clara Staley being
the place, but that owing to the notes sent out regarding the trip
At
the
school
election
Mohdrfy
business session was in honor of the last on tbe floor, was cham­
Committees are busy at work fact that this section o f the coun­ the following items are taken;
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Herbert Willard, who now W. A. Baker was re-elected, little Alice Ramsey, it being her pion.
invassing all sections o f New­ ty was already well represented
berg, the surrounding country, on the county board, he deemed owns the Snell farm noted as the which will make his fourth con­ first birthday. A number of tbe
Witness, Proemdl _
the whole county and state in the it wise to select a man from some original home of the greatest secutive term. Mr. Baker is a ladies were present, bringing Judge — “ We r e you present
interest o f the Red Croes fund other section. He then waited Jersey herd in the world, is de­ man o f good judgment in school their little ones. Icecream was when tbe trouble started be­
and the people are responding two days and named Mr. Nickel. voting his time chiefly to Poland affairs and public spirited. Mrs- served. "Next meeting at the tween the man and his wife?”
readily, but the Graphic will not who comes from the same section China hogs. With his winnings Carrie Johnson was elected as home of Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer.
Witness—"Yessir, I was atdeir
The Parent-Teacher Associa­ weddin’, ef dat’s w hur y o ’
attempt to give any figures this o f the county—McMinnville and at the state fair most readers clerk, making four years for her
tion held their meeting Monday means, sah.”
week.
Carlton—that Commissioner Cum- are familiar. Professor Potter as clerk.
Forest Staley motored to Van­ evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ev­
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mins hails from. Possibly if the was asked to criticise a bunch of
In a cemetery at Middlebuiy,
Prof. R. W. Kirk, who was governor had not kept his po- October gilts, and responded by couver again last Thursday tak­ ans and little daughters, of New­
Vermont,
is a stone, erected by a
saying
that
no
criticism
could-
be
berg,
were
visitors.
The
annual
in
g
Mr.-and
Mrs.
Frank
John­
nuperintendent o f the Newberg litical ear quite so close to the
aeh oob for eight years, and who ground, in order to give heed to offered. “ Such hogs speak for son. Mary, Marguerite and Ted- election of officers took place, Widow to her loving husband,
dy Johnson out to the. barracks Mrs. Jennie Post being re-elected bearing this inscription:
ia now at the bead o f the Tilia- the would-be political boss, o f the themselves,” he said.
“ Rest in peaoe—until we meet
xnook schools, says the Tillamook county, he would not have put' It almost staggers one to at- to bid f arewell "to Carlos John­ as p resident; Mrsr Marie—Tan-
achool board has taken a firm himself in this awkward poei- tempt to do justice to the neat son and Victor Hendrickson as [gen, vice president; Mrs. M. P. again.”
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Since our loss by fire w e have been selling only suck goods as were absolutely necessary to help our farm er friends who needed machinery re­
pairs and cultivators, wagons, etc. to take care o f their crops.
Now w e have finished our adjustments with the insurance companies and have priced different articles according to the damage done by the fire
and will open up for business and give our trade tbe very best service and attention possible, taking into consideration the fact that our surroundings
will be somewhat dark *nd dingy and our quarters a little crow ded until our building is repaired, which w e will do after w e have sold some o f our stock
out that is slightly dam aged.
On account o f tbe abnormal market conditions making it impossible fo r us to replace our present stock at anything like the prices on which it was
purchased we will NOT DISCOUNT the goods that were not damaged but on such goods that show dam age from contact with fire or smoke we will
mark at prices that will make diem m ove, which will make it possible for you to purchase a great many articles out o f our large stock at very low
prices, and we will have our stock which was entirely lost by fire fairly well replaced with new goods on our opening day so that we can take care o f
your needs for most anything you may want at popular market prices.
In selling out these
| b J goods it will be our aim to give die people the advantage o f our know ledge o f the exact condition o f the goods just as
near as w e can tell—but our usual guarantee o f "satisfaction or money back” * will not apply to “ Fire Sale G oods” —but most o f diem are not damaged
from a standpoint o f service but only in appearance.
W e kindly ask our custom ers to bear with us and overlook some loose ends in our business during our readjustment, but we shall do our very best
to take care o f all trade satisfactorily and in the very near future hope to have the building repaired, our fixtures cleaned and repainted, and our stock
filled in where it is low and resume our regular system familiar to our old patrons and die people o f this community o f good service, courteous treat­
ment, and a guarantee o f satisfaction or your m oney back.
W hen you need Hardware and Implements think o f the boys at “The Big H ardware Store” and they'll take care o f your troubles righ t
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