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«r«|fon Historical Soci«.,
Pub,,c Auditorium 0
N ewberg
VOL. XXIX
G raphic
No. 24
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1918
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GOV. WITHYCOMBE
FOR SECOND TERN
VALUE OF CRAYFISH
.
BEING R E C t y j p f l ^ ^
Tells W hy He U the Logical
Candidate for the Repub«
lican Nomination
O nce W ere W asted But U. S-
Bureau o f Fisheries Has
Found M arket for Them
A catch of gnyfah on the floor of a
otherwise i
Thai
the fuh for cm
at the bench are deaning an#
Saleoa boag leaded iole ecow fie * 6U1 bap. Note the
abundance of grayfish caught with the u le w .
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The editor of the Graphic has
found it difficult in times past t o
get hi# friends ot the East to be
lieve some of his fish stories, and
donbtless many who will read
this article have had the same
experience. The accompanying
pictures, which recently appear
ed in the Standard Oil Bulletin,
will help to convince the skepti
cal Easterner, who never t a r a
fish larger than a twelve-inch
“ sucker,” that we have real fish
out here on the Northwest
Coast. ____________________
The Bulletin says of the Gray-
fish:
We o f the United States are be
ginning to discover the gray fish;
we are awakening to a realiza
tion of its possibilities as food.
That we did not begin learning
this long ago was not dne so
much to lack of discernment as
to thefact that we haveso many
other excellent food fish with es
tablished reputations.
The grayfish art* none other
than our fishermen’s old-time
enemy, the dogfish. As dogfish
they were despised here in Amer
ica, thongh Europe has recog
nized their food value tor cen
turies. The adnlt fish are from
three to four feet in length, and
weigh from five to fifteen pounds,
seven pounds being a common.
feed on Uve crabs»
It the people of Oregon are of
as all Social Hygiene and other
CANDIDATE FOR REFUDUCAN
the opinion that I have serve« out—for tbl increase of desirable
population;
for
the
encourage-1
'moral
uplift measures. During
them faithfully, I should be
NOMINATION
FOR
GOVERNOR
ment
of
manufacturing
enter
'the
three
sessions he served in
pleased to receive a vote of con
prises;
for
the
enlargement
of
the House he has supported ev
fidence at their hand».
flocks
and
herds
of
the
best
ery
measure which promised a
The Governor of the state has
The beautiful Community
breeds;
for
the
eradication
of
relief
and protection to tne men
the ear of the people. It is there
Service Flag, with - more
fruit
pests
and
other
destructive
and women who toil, and in
fore in his power to assist in ere-
than 100 stars, is now com
agencies
in
orchard
and
farm;
for
1917 took the floor in active op
..ating and maintaining a healthy
pleted and will be presented
the
general
encouragement
of
position
to the anti-picket bill.
public sentiment on the many
to the city o f Newberg Fri
productiveness
in
all
lines
of
en-
The
railroad
men have appreci
subjects which make for com
day
evening
in
Duncan’s
ated his support and have offi
munitv welfare. 1 have been deaVor; tor the careful, intelli
Hall.
gent
handling
of
the
several
state
cially
thanked him for his assis
mindful of this tact, have min
This service flag will be
institutions
and
their
wards,
tance
in passing the Electric
gled with the people and have
different from other flags of
observing
as
far
as
Possible
the
Headlight bill, the Fuji Crew bill
done all in my power to promote
its kind, inasmuch as it will
best
lines
o
f
modern
treatment
and
like measures m, which they
the development o f the state, to
I represent every brave boy ,
while
at
the
same
time
securing
were
vitally interested.
bring about the construction of
o f this community who has
for
these
and
tor
every
dr
part-
i elected him
good roads, to emphasize the
enlisted to serve his
t
of
state
twriveae
importance of education
was
especially to maintain at white possible economy.
A
complete
list
of
the
en
in 1914/ but was again elected valuable for food. In this exclu
Domestic tranquility and busi
heat the devotion o f the people
listed men 1ms not been se- <
in 1915 and re-elected without sive animat diet they are like
to the gtfeat cause o f liberty am ness confidence are intimately re
cured. Will parents kindly !
opposition in 1916. On January most other of our important
lated
to
the
public
welfare.
I
democracy for which this coun
send
to
Mrs.
Maria
K.
1, 1916, when th e: prohibition food fishes. However, they have
shall do all in my power to pro
try is fighting."If re-elected,
DR. J. C. ANDERSON
Evans the names of their
law
went into effect. The Dalles been regarded as pests by fisher
shall continue to do everything I mote them. I note with pleas
Dr. Anderson is best known
boys?
»
Local
of the International Bar men engaged in other fishing,
ure
the
growing
dispo^tion
of
can to accomplish these ends.
throughout the state as the
tenders’
League, acknowledging owing to tneir piratical and de
Oregon has given twenty thou employers and employees to con
“ A t h e r ” ot prohibition, as he
sand or her sons to the great sider each others rights and to
introduced in the state legisla their defeat at his hands, pre structive habits. Often they
‘FA1BLY
FOTYGRAFT
ALBUM’
adjust
differences
by
discussion
world war. These men are the
ture the prohibition law o f 1915 sented Dr. Anderson with their travel in large schools and, being
flower of our young manhood in a spirit of fairness and equity.
as well as the “ bone dry” law of lodge banner and disbanded for attracted bv live fish enmeshed
This
side-splitting
play
will
be
The routine duties of the office
and we have no clearer duty than
1917. That he is proud of the ever. This is believed to be the in fishermen’ll nets, they not only
that of loyally supporting them, will not be neglected by me, but given at Springbrook on Tuesday title is evxMnced by the fact that only saloon banner ever surren destroy the fish in their eager
providing for their health and every effort will be put forth to evening o f next week for the ben when he filed notice of his candi dered to the opposition, and is ness, to kill, but. in nearly, all
comfort and safe-guarding their bring each branch of the state efit o f the Red Cross.
dacy for Governor he ordered the prized by him as a memento of a cases, damage the fishermen’s
Over 30 m the cast among
morals. I shall continue to ren service to a condition of maxi
gear with their teeth. This, as
words “ Bone Dry; Win the War; well earned victory.
them
being
der them every service in my mum usefulness. The efficiency
well as the tact that the grayfish
Develop Oregon” printed after
of the servjge must never be sac Cousin Willie Peebles......... Bert Miller his name on the ballot
power.
MEDAL CONTEST AT DUNDEE was, until recently, thrown to-
Uncle Abner Sedley........ Chas. Morris
Under our form of government rificed for the sake of political U nde Billy Sparks.......... Or. Van Valin
the dogs and the hounds when
He is a native of Illinois, but
advantage.
the conduct of a foreign war de-
The young people’s silver med caught with salmon and other-
Paella Famum and Barney Laden ....
has resided in Oregon for tfie
I shall be mindful of the fact ...... Miss Jennie D. Miller and Geo. Lutz past sixteen year», all 'of the al contest held at Dundee last food fishes, resulted in the fish
volves on the President of the
United Statef, who is command that I am the representative of Kate O’ Hallormn.......... Mrs. Geo. Kelty time in The Dalles.
Saturday evening was listened being called “ dogfish.” Natu
tr-in-chief of the Army and Navy. the whole people and shall wel Uncle Adoniram Burgstresser. E. E. Goff
rally under these conditions no
As a member of the Oregon to bv a good sized audience.
Nela Quist............................Carl Nelson
1 shall do everything in my pow- come suggestions from anv citi- Elmer Boody and w ife....................
The class was composed of name was too bad to call such a
legislature in 1913-1915 and
,tbe end that the collective
cr to assist the President iu mak
......Chas. Hod son and Mrs. Geo. Luts 1917 he has always been active Esther Miles, Llewellyn Sander- destructive fish, but the U. S.
ing the power of this country ef wisdom may be brought to bear Cousin Peter, wife and baby...........
ly identified with the construc man, Francis Clark, Eleanor Government, in its endeavors t o
.................... Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Fort
fective in the great world con on all problems.
tive measures coming before that Bassett, Miss Jackson. Thecon- increase the demand tor this low
If honored by a re-election I and many others too numerous to mention body. He was a member of the testants rendered thejr readings priced and excellent lood fish,
flict. I shall particularly exer
Miss Jessie Britt will show the pic
cise every power and authority shall'continue to give the best tures and give the family history.
i » i a put and orations, which were well has changed the name to gray-
committee which in 1913
which I possess to promote a that is in me to every branch of
through the measure taking the!chosen and interesting, in an ef- fish, believing the name more
maximum efficiency in our local the public service.
palatable.
state printing out of politics,1 ficient and pleasing manner,
RED CROSS BENEFIT
industries which are related to
thus saving thousands of dollars
Miss Esther Miles won the
The grayfish was first intro
the war activities. No other
to
the
Oregon
taxpayer.
He
honors,
Llewellyn
Sanderman
duced
into the United States as
The
Red
Cross
needs
the
MARCH 29, WOOD-MAR HALL
duty is so pressing or at this
supported
Workmen’s
Compen-
winning
second
place.
Thesoloa
a food fish bv the U. S. Bureau
money. Help them by seeing
time so important as that of
Longfellow program given by “ The Man on the Box,” March sation, Permanent Registration, of Mrs. Babcock and Miss Ethel of Fisheries in Novemner, 1916.
winning the war. No sacrifice is the Trefian Literary Society, 22-23. Imperial theatre, Mc Mother’s Pension, State Board Morris were much appreciated Eastern packers were the first to
too great if it looks to the tri benefit Red Cross.
of Control, Rural Credits, as well by the audience.
place it on the market and a con
Minnville.
umph of the forces battling for
siderable demand was created as
international righteouness.
the result ot pamphlets and other
I shall stand in the future, as
educational work done by the U.
ii^the past, for rigid law enforce-
S. Bureau of Fisheries.
ment and for a cleaner and great
As the grayfish is most plenti
er Oregon.
ful on the Pacific Coast during
Oregon is firmly committed to
the winter, just at the idle time
the principles o f prohibition and
for
the salmon canneries, there is
T o H elp R ed Cross
For “ D ollar D ay”
equal suffrage and, while they
reason to believe that the Pacific
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are no longer issue# in this state,
Coast
packers will be able to op
Lunch served in the vacant store room adjoining the City
For every new subscription taken at any of these
I shall continue to give these
erate
the
whole year round.
Hall, by the W omen’s Relief Corps.
causes my full support.
booths for the Graphic for one year and the Or
The canning ot grayfish is
Popcorn and Candy at Parkeds, Baird’s and Hanning’s, by
Every legitimate phase of state
handled in much the same man
egon Farmer for three years, at the regular rate
the Teachers' High School Unit
development should be support
ner as that of salmon, and pack
ed, bdt at this time when our
Ice Cream and W ar Cookies at Miller’s and Larkin-
of $ 1 .5 0 for both, (the price of Graphic alone)
ers will be able to use the same
country is engaged in the most
4*rince’s, by W ednesday Chib.
machinery, with the exception of
terrible war in the world’s his
Waffles in tailor shop adjoining Dodge’s Confectionery,
the “ iron chink,” which cannot
The Newberg Graphic
tory the most rigid economy 4i
by Civic Club.
be used on the grayfish because
state expenditure should be ob
the
cleaning must be done by
W ill Donate $1 to Red Cross Fund
Food sale at Kienle’s and Crede’s by the W . C T. U.
served.
hand in order to save the livers,
We have state problems of
which are valuable tor their oil.
great magnitude to
worked
SERVICE FLAG GIVEN
TO THE CITY
Red Cross Program The Graphic’s Plan
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