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poor do without. '8ueh a condition 'sat la Industrial enterprises. High­
Inevitably remits in claw diatlac- er and higher Interest; ratw ere be»
A .fJVjfc
tion and is the ' origin ’ ct violence. lag paid to secure money tor tavqpt-
e. n . w o o d w a r »
We want no clawes In this country: ment purposes and our own govern­
W
,t
E d ito r »ad r t k l i t k w
we wish to maintain the equality of ment Is now Iwutng treasury certif­
Exclusive A gency for
Exclusive Agency fo r
opportunity which we now have and icates bearing 514 Per cent In order
P i k l U M OTory Thuraday m o n t i l i
the opportunity of every man, by to get money for operating purposes.
• : ä r s p h ir B u iM iu «. Mo. «00 n m 8 tr«M
There Is e greet difference be- ‘
exertion,
to enjoy the benefits of all
M i O e o o .W h t M U : R M ld oooo. SI m « 7 ,
PATTERNS
tween sober counsel and "calamity
he possesses.
There Is no bright Intellectual howling,” but a nation that will not |
t t tk« paotoffioe at New-
recipe
that will end our present work and save must eventually suf­
Oregon, M second claw
trouble. The beautiful formulae of fer. Unless we settle down, distress
Bolshevism and Socialism have al­ and want must come. And when tt [
$2.00 Per Year in Advance ready' wrecked themselves on the comes. It will not be a lack of money
rocks of famine. By reducing pro­ but a lack of the very materials of !
THURSDAY. MAY 6. 1920.
duction they have caused the death Ilfs. Think It over.
Just received big shipment Albany See Island Unbleached Muslin at 30c p er yd
of millions of people.
We need
A Portland man stole 25 sacks of
some definite, some American plan
EXCHANGE COMMENT
36 inch w ide Percales In light and dark colors at 40c per yd.
ar Monday night but we think
tor solving these problems— it must
hts attorney might well plead ex
There seems to be a concerted ef­
be founded on mutual understand­
Large shipments o f new Ginghams in aU the latest plaids, very pretty. Priced
tenuating circumstances, since the
ing. mutual respect, mutual good fort to elect dairymen to the legis­
OTcar herons sre stealing wholesale
at 40c and 43c per yd
will and co-operatiop-
To me. lature to put oleomargarine fully
the people.
therefore, the test of the rightness and finally on the shelf* It is
Printed Voiles for Summer Dresses 35c to $5c per yard
of any measure is that It shall mighty easy to get Into claas legis­
Jim Steyrart. former newspaper
maintain and build up equality of lation. Why should the poor man
T A B L E L IN E N
wan of Fossil, Wheeler county. Is s
opportunity and that it shall pre­ be forced to buy butter At a high
Jcdly good fellow but Hoover’s
W e have pure linen table damask. A t Use than todays wholesale price.
serve the initiative of all the peo­ price when oleo suits him quite as
friends should refrain from voting
ple. th ç very High Priest of So­ well at a much leas price? Is this
H O S IE R Y
for hint as a delegate to the Nation­
cialism is today vainly endeavoring country always going to legislate
a l Republican Convention, for hé is
You will find O m largest stock o f Hosiery at Baird’s. AU colors in silk orJUalo
to save his people from their total for class interests, or will tt reach
JsAmson’s manager In Oregon.
destruction by summoning back the a time when the good of the people
for women, children and men
forces of production. It was solely as a whole will have consideration?
Mr. Kilham. who la teaching ag­ due to the trade unions In Budapest
SH OES
The. loes of ’a good friend Is al­
riculture at the high school this that the Bolshevists were thrown
Just received shipment o f Ladies’ O xfords, are new and priced very reasonable
rear, has a good sited garden spot out of Hungary. My emphatic con­ ways • sad experience, yet there are
ta'cnltlvation on the grounds and ct clusion is. therefore, that Socialism cases where sorrow Is less In place
G R O C E R IE S
I mmju tiding la interesting « good as a workable program is bankrupt. than In others. . The broadest and
Phone your orders to Baird fo r d ean fresh groceries. Prompt deUvery.
,
•amber of the boys sod girls. He Although it has now proved itself kindest intent of nature is fulfilled
clous to get s number of prises to be an economic and spiritual fal­ In a reputable, honest Christian life
in order to stimulate rim lacy, I believe It was necessary for of four score and a dozen years,
rigor in the students and he the world to have had this demons­ such as was lived by our friend and
will appreciate anything any of the tration. We of the United States, citlsen. M. B. Hendricks, whose
firms may feel disposed to ihowsver, now that we have wit­ burial occurred on Monday, April
25. The desire to detain a man
for the work.
nessed these results,' should profit
upon the stage of life after his part
by them: we should not plunge our
Recently a property owner, who own people into these miseries and of the drama has ended, displays
•HI be held up for about 500 feet make our country into n laboratory uncharitableness rather than the
frontage for paving if the present for experiment in foreign social dia- essence of affection. True affection
finds not mere tender and legiti­
are carried out. appeared be-
mate expression In rejoicing tb*t
tbe city council and naked that
Again I wish tp repeat, the ob­
4Cd feet on an end street that is servation of these experiences in such a man lived so long, than In
■well graded and graveled and in Europe has reinforced my Ameri­ gladness that he has gone to his re­
excellent condition be cut out. but canism; It has -revealed to me the ward. Mr. Hendrick lived a nota­
the Plea fell on very dull ears. A distance of <hir departure from the ble life in Yamhill county. In busi­
few nights later Dr. Harry Little­ political, social and economic Ideals ness and social circles, and his was
a sturdy character. In many respects
-s.
field appeared before the council of Europe.
well
worthy
of
emulation.—
Tele­
end asked that he be excused from
We are. a discouragingly critical
,
100 feet on Illinois street, people. Frequently— I may almost phone Register.
which was granted with apparent say generally— those In public of­
On the second Sunday in May ^he
hearty good cheer. Dr. Harry is a fice. ctfy. state and national, are
nation will observe Mothers’ Day.
good fellow, you know.
damned If they do and damned if
Everyone knows Mothers’ Day— why
they don’t. There is but one test
it is. when It Is. and for what it
With sugar selling at 25 cents a of public service and that test is
stands.
pound and still higher prices com­ “ Do we keep our eye on the ball?”
It comes as close to our hearts as
ing It Is certainly a good time for
This government Is nothing more
Christmas or the Fourth of July, for
farmers to consider planting sor­ than the expression of its people.
it Is a day upon which we honor
ghum for growing sweets at borne. Our government Is our own, its bus­
the mother of man. They^are the
It has been fully demonstrated that iness Is our business, its interests
rock upon which we rest our hope«
sorghum can be successfully grown our interests and its glory our glory.
of the future, the guiding star
Mere and at times like we are now We have many problems and many
which leads humanity through the
•vpvrlencing. the production of any obligations that rest heavily upon
perils of infancy and into the safe
thing that may help to relieve -the us all but by individual and joint
harbor of maturity.
pressure should be encouraged. effort we shall triumph.
Pages upon pages could be writ­
Bevt Hollenbeck, who lives at the
ten of the glories of our mothers,
foot of Chehalem Mountain north
FOOD FOB THOUGHT
but not all of tbe words of the Eng­
u f Newberg. knows how tc grow
lish language could do them justice.
We have a number of people who
and manufacture sorghum and any-
It is beyond the power of our
who contemplates planting seed say that the present reign of high
humble pen.
season can no doubt get any prices, including labor, is to con­
All honor to the mother of man!
Information desired from him. He tinue indefinitely and that it is all
May her days and her Joys upon
informs the Graphic that he and his right to go ahead and, incur Indebt­
earth be many, and may her home
neighbors are planning to put up a' edness. letting the future take care in the next world be one worthy of
for each spring, and for all “ 490” models.
Built exclusively for Chevrolet 490 models:
«mail mill this season to take care of Itself. Anyone who reads history the greatest handiwork of God.-*-
knows that such talk is Idle. Undue
what they will grow.
Made 'A the best material and workmanship
may
be
installed
by
anyone
without
any
al­
Central Oergon Enterprise.
inflation has always been followed
obtainable. Are sold under a money back
teration to your car. This new shock ab­
by
a
fall
in
prices
and
depression
in
guarantee
to give entire satisfaction. Every
sorber
makes
ypur
“
490”
the
easiest-riding
The Oregonian, in commenting on
owner of Chevrolet Shook Absorbers is a
car of its wheel base in the world. They
«he primary election in California, business and it is Idle talk to argue
booster. Ask him. Yon cannot afford to be
cost yon nothing, as they pay for themselves
■nys: "If Hoover talk could have that times and conditions are dif­
w itlirat them. For sale by all Chevrolet
over and over again in the saving of tires,
been converted Into Hoover votes, ferent now add that the present
pace
will
be
maintained.
dealers.
Should your dealer not have them,
gas, oil and the wear and tear h< the car.
he would have run on nearer equal
write
us
at once, and your wants w ill be
In
discussing
this
question
The
Your
Chevrolet
w
ill
last
you
one-third
long­
terms with Johnson.
But it con­
supplied immediately.
e r; every mile on a rough road is pleasure.
tents itself largely with the expres­ Manufacturer says some things that
We quote
They are made in sets of four absorbers, one
sion of the idea that the countiy are worth considering.
weeds a man of the character, ac­ as follows;
As a nation, we have been largely
complishments
and
talents
of
blinded
by a false sense of prosper­
Hoover for President, and forgets to
ity.
Due
to the destruction of In­
g o to the pools on election day. Th* |
«wily way to make opinion politically , dustry in the rest of the world we
effective is to act; and there will | have been able to sell our goods at
813 First Street, Newberg, Oregon
’usually be no resultant action with- ’ our own price and this price has
. out the stimulus of organisation." been high enough to cover the ficti­
T his-pretty conclusively illustrates tious value placed on our commod­
the siuatlon In Newberg. While a ities due to inefficient work, de­
t o sec our new stock of the
large number of people say they are creased production, high wages and
# o o o »o o o o o w o # o o o o o o o o o o o o o
fo r Hoover they do qot manifest short hours. We are bllndiug our­
. enough interest to attend a meeting selves with tbe idea that the rest of
held in his interest as a candidate. the world is dependent on us.
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FOUNDATIONS
We fall to recognize tbe fact that _
To introduce these New Parasols X
BUILDING PIERS,
there are mil Ho ns of people In Eu­
Bine«* it 1* pretty well underwood
PORCH FLOORS,
rope who have got to work to live we will give you a 10 per cent X
«hat there la concerted action
discount
for
the
next
3
0
days
X
STEPS,, WALKS, Etc
and a country In this condition is
among dairymen with a view of get­
1 ; r
going to .produce cheaper than the
_
.
$
J O H N
G J& O F F
a
ting enough men elected to the next
country which has been flooded
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Phone Blue 149
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legislature to put nut margarine out
with -wealth.
The rebuilding of
•of buRinesa, It might not be cut of
Jeweler and O ptom etrist
oeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoe
Europe will be done on a much more
place to Inquire of Ed Carey, when
Beauty o f de­
rapid scale than has been generally
he comes around canvassing, how he
sign
and finish
estimated. About another year, or
«Zands on this question. A lot of
two at tbe outside, will see keen
are Brunswick
people are eating this nut butter
competition established from over­
characteristics.
because they like it better than, a
seas
i f we will trim our stalls to
In ihU m od el
tot of tbe cow butter, including
meet conditions which we know will
creamery stock, that is being sold,
they aro more
come and set our ^louse In order
and for the additional reason that
than ever prom­
against the day of competition we
H is cheaper There Is no deception
inent
will change from an abnormal to a
a bout nut butter. It is branded Just
normal basis of prosperity . with
what ft la and if consumers want to
A new and more powerful motor, the Ultona, that remark­
little difficulty.
Ibay it and eat It there can be no
able device that plays perfectly the records of all artiata and
There Is little prospect, however.
gnnd reason for legislating against
makers, and the amplifying chamber, which la wholly made of
Judging from the ever increasing
HO PROPERTY TAX
M Without It a lot of people would
wood, and unusually resonant, have combined to make this style
occurrence of outlaw strikes of rev­
HO DIRECT TAX
«Amply be compelled to go without
instantly popular.
.
olutionary character, that the work­
HO INCREASE IH AUTO LICENSE FEES
of any kind.
men of the nation will heed warn­
HO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
ings or advice. This eountry is rich
W H AT HERBERT HOOVER SAYS in money; there are \inllmited op­
Present Anto License Fees and Gasoline Tax w ill pay both
portunities for Us expenditure In
principal and interest on all the bonds under this; bosutitn-
Following
are
excerpts
from industrial enterprlsea which are
tional amendemnt. Approval of this amendment is necessary
" ’ America sad You,” appearing In needed, but due to continuous agt-
to permit early completion o f State Highways.
tfhe Open Road Magazine for May: tation among the working classes
Phone Blue 23
Thin apace donated bV W. T. Anderson.
504 First S t
When production breaks down, and due to tbe continual falling off
•rice« must rise to extraordinary of production per man power this
Invela; the rich are supplied and the monsy Is becoming harder to Inter-
Newberg 1 Graphic
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FOR EGGS
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Nr Chevrolet 490 Automobiles
What You Have Been
and Waiting For
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