Newberg graphic., April 24, 1919, Image 2

“LET’S finish theJob" is the fien Vnele Sun is t h in g throngh
the Victory Loon. Here is onr one opportunity to lot onr hoys
A letter
word. A
who did the fighting see how we do the financing.
operation. Eastern states and com­
munities object to emigration of
their eitisens and are opposed to
homeseekers* excursion rates as an
inducement to shifting of (popula­
tion.
UNTIED STATES
WEST CHFHAI1S
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last week te r W t her eon and
' wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Everest.
Mr. Dolph was la Portland part
Miss Ethel H ilt returned to her
last week.
home in Portland Tuesday morning
The riles are beginning to breed * ? e r having spent a week visiting
that manure pile.
, M,BS Christine Meyer.
fith el Bush Is recovernlg rapidly
There Is a movement among the
r a her attack of pneumonia.
church membership to
a par-
The Industrial Club workers bad
at t f * chu" h-
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The yielding of the railway ad­
meeting at the school F r l d v after-
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V °*k ministration to eastern pressure
m . Mrs. Smith was present aad ls *°
Immediately,
against homeseekers’ excursion rates
ive a talk on the work.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. held is understandable, but the govern­
ment's refusal to grant week end
rates to local resorts seems stupid.
I f it is the theory o f the director
i meeting Is to be held at the home o f general that Increased revenues w ill
follow from this policy he w ill find
’ Miss Edna EveVeet.
that he is mistaken. People w ill
The
Parent-Techer Association
stay at home or resort to a larger
held their meeting Monday evening.
use of automobiles, motorcycles and
During the program n fine new
bicycles.
school
Victroia
purchased from
Governmej^t operation, however,
Ktsnle A Sous o f Newebrg, was pro­
has one marked advantage over the
moted to the ( A m i aad community.
eld order. People yield unproteet-
. White it to to be adapted to the
gly to things dene by the govern-
; school work It to to be need in the
ent. The railway administration
: different entertainments o f the
can advance freight rates ‘ 11 per
neighborhood on occasions when de-
cent, Increase passenger rates, sub­
stitute Inferior for good service, put
an embargo on the week end move­
ment to the lakes and mountains—
and find the public meek and acqui­
escent. I f they had been given like
treatment under private operation
they would have risen In their Indig­
nation. There would have been an
Insurrection.— Spokesman Review.
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A Gripping drama of Peace and W ar
Story adapted
M abel W agnail»
novel “ A Rose
Thousand years
NAZIMOVA ir\ “REVELATION
o f a Paris Grizette laid bare to
all the world
A c t s o f P o w e r f u l D ra m a
m C A TED
A d m is s io n
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
April 30th md May 1st
15 c t s . a n d
the label it m ay mean bitter baking.
Under private operation of the
railroads the companies were able
to resist the eastern pressure, which
npw becomes formidable under gov­
ernment operation.
Government operation is detri­
mental to western people In another
way. As excursion rates have been
canceled,, the holding o f national
conventions has become almost pro­
hibitory in the Pacific coast coun­
try, and the summer vacation move­
ment, so pleasant and beneficial to
our people, w ill be restricted. No
longer is It possible for Spokane peo­
ple to make week end tripe to the
surrounding lakes and mountains for
50 cents or a dollar.
25 eta«
If the w ord R O Y A L stands out bold
and strong, it surely means B E T T E R
baking.
This is only one reason w h y it pays
to use
Made from cream ot tartar derived from grapes
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Leaves No Bitter Tante
H AZIMOVA
TRIUMPHS
feels it's right and we are with him. era wero employee
AS PARIS ORIZETTE So a score o f foreign publicity construction camps'
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j organisations are working three antelope. From On
The great Nasimova, star ot Met- Bhlfts and overtime pumping color- fornta line the stati
ro’s great special production de luxe. |ng matter of their particular n a -! traversed by the pi
“ Revelation,“ has captured the ad- tionaltotic hue Into the stream of In* nental road had' a *
miration of two continents.
In formation from which we dip the tton of but 110,000
“ Reve}ation” as the little L atin 'facts upon which our opinions are
North of Callfor
Quarter grisette, she does the great- based.
. was still more :
est work she has ever done on the
.Publicity, though, is not ,a foreign Washington, Oregon
stage or screen. Mme. herself, be­ Invention.
In fact, it reached its tan* counted sltoi
lieves that the production to one of highest development and widest ap- “ »a y P^Pl® » * a®
the finest she hss appeared In plication ft» America long before we kan® couaty. The
abroad o r in America.
saw it work internationally. Right ’ a*®0 a year latei
Alia Nasimova was bom In Rus­
sia. There she first learned to Play
the violin, and there she was first
seen as an actress. It was In the
Russian language that she first
nude » furore in the flaw World to
which she came for a wider field for
her genius.- -But In America, in the
English laguage, she has scored her
greatest stage triumphs, and now it
to In America, in the silent art of the
screen drams, that she has reached
the Jopmost pinnacle of success.
~ Tn “ W ar Brides” Mme. Nasimova
discovered that she could act before
tb® camera. “ Revelation,” the first
of a series of great special produc­
tions produced by Metro, starring
F ifty years ago, come the 10th of
the great Russian, has written in May. the last spike was driven, at
such a Way as to give full sway to Promontory, Utah, In the first trans-
her superb emotional ability, and continental railroad, says the Spokes-
the broadest scope to her new-found man Review. It was a famous event
power».
~ in Pacific coast history. Many not-
Baker theatre April SO and May 1. ables gathered there to see the
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golden spike driven. Governors and
FODOHED PUBLICITY
United States senators spoke.
Bret
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| Harte wrote a commemorative poem,
The next time you meet a news- »nd UP ,n<1 down tbe long length
boy with hto load of papers, remove o t th® Pacific coast people talked
your hat reverently. Yon are stand- about the cheering achievement,
ing In the presence of tbe world’s
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wa* a daring performance,
greatest power. Publicity.
made Possible only at that time by
You and I, being plain, common. » munificent grant of public lands
ordinary eitisens with one vote and federal guarantee of the bonds
apiece— It ls no longer safe to lump o i *Ae Union and the Central Pa­
ths family ballot— have become1 ®Wles. For the long railroad was
mighty im portant factors o f late bu,,t across vast open spaces. At
years. Y oy and I believed a little t,m®* tb® builders had to fight o ff
while ago that Zara was was a Span­ hostile Indians. Professional hunt-
ish dancer and Ragusa a member of
the spaghetti and ravioli family.
We have foundmmt that Zara and
Ragnaa are in the territory claimed
D. C A N T W E L L
by both the Italians and the Jugo­
slavs. You and I are too busy wor­ The new blacksmith, will he found
rying about the cost of narrow on West First street All kinds of
skirts and low shoes to do anything
repairing and wood work.
about the squabble.
Nevertheless
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Oregon
the Italian government and the Jugo­ New berg,
slav Interests’ maintain large pub­
licity organisations In this country W. W. HOLLINGSWORTH
and abroad In order to tell you and
COMPANY
me how Just, righteous, reasonable
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and logical their respective claims
EZRA HAYES
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
FIRE INSURANCE :
Office 902, Third St. Will pnswer < >
with seal at call snd go out into
the country if called for.
Per­
fect work.
Phone White 173
New Blacksmith
You and I can’t do anything, but
wo chn think snd talk about the dis­
puta I f enough "tof the ninety mil­
lion o f us think and talk In favor of
tbe Jugo-Slav side. Washington will
soon feel the weight nad pressure
of our collective opinion and apeak
tight up In meeting when Ragusa
appears on the peace table.
What we plain, hard-working
Americans think and say collectively
baa become of supreme Importance
to almost every nation In the world.
They all want something and nead
Mr. Wilson’s help to got I t
Mr.
Wilson wont help them unleaa ho
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