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THURSDAY. JUNK 24. 1920.
W ould It be p ru d en t to inquire
m h r anybody theee days should
w a n t to tog up to look like a T urk?
S evere e a rth q u a k e shocks are re
p o rte d from C alifornia and the
D em ocratic cohorts are only begin-
a l n t to a r riv e on th e ground.
T h e w et and dry fo rte s are head
in g fo r San F rancisco a n d a b attle
ro y a l m ay be expected.
And the
edetor w ill be W. J. B ryan as the
O ra p h ic view s th e outlook.
W ith m o rn in g an d evening fired
W in g req u ired to tak e off th e chill
O n a e Ju n e days, Oregon is some
s i m m e r reso rt, com pared w ith F res
n o , C aliforina, w here th e m ercury
I s s l u l i n g a ro u n d 114) by m oonlight.
'S
T o u m ay have noticed th a t a dog
f i g h t ta k in g place on a stre e t corner
■ f l i m eet w ith a read ier an d more
W a r t y response on th e p a rt of the
W W la c e th a n is occasio- d by the
R in g in g of a c h u rc h bell on Sunday
F ro m t h e nu m b er of calls bein g
anode th ro u g h th e colum ns o f the
O ra p h ic for c h e rry and b erry pick
mcb it is a p p a re n t th a t th e “ below
a e ro ” w e ath er we experienced last
w i n t e r did not do th e dam age th a t
anas re p o rte d e a rly in th e season.
T h e G raphic is often asked by
n e w people who come here and lo
c a te . an d who h av e been accustom ed
go u sin g gae w here th ey cam e from,
w h y it is th a t N ew berg is not sup
p lie d W ith gas. We p u t thp m a tte r
u p to th e P o rtla n d Gas Co. for so
lu tio n .
--------------- g g g —
BM g
T h a t a change in th e law and go
ing back to h an g in g aa a p unish
m ent f6r those convicted of m urder
would lessen crim e of th is kind in
the stste . ss srg u e d in the recent
esm psign. don’t sp p e sr to be w ork
ing out ss predicted. One of the
most cold blooded m urders recorded
In the history fit the s ts te wss com
m itted s few days ag o when tw o
young fellows who w anted an auto
to go )oy rid in g w ith, engaged a
Jitney driver to tak e them from
P ortland to Orqgon City, and on the
way knocked h is brains out and
threw the body from the suspension
bridge into th e river. The grow ing
disregard for hum an life is ap p a ll
ing and any and all law s th a t are
enacted seem to have little effect
In checking the crim e of m urder.
A g ift of $100,000 from Jonn D.
Rockefeller. Jr., for th e perm anent
establishm ent of a course in Indus
tria l Supervision and Em ploym ent
M anagem ent for women a t B ryn
M awr was recently announced a t
commencement exercises a t Bryn
Mawr.
The course, w hich tra in s
fwomen for the position of supervis
ors in in d u strial p la n ts, is the only
one in the co u n try open to women
alone and dem anding college g ra d u
a tio n as pre-requisite. ' It was
sta rte d as a w ar em ergency step in
191$ when women firs t began en
terin g industry in larg e num bers, by
the W ar W ork Council of th e Y. W.
C. A. under th e d irect supervision
of th e C arols W oerishoffer D epart
m ent of Social Econom y a t B ryn
M awr, of which Dr. Susan K ings
bury is the head. Of th e th irty wo
men in th e firstcl&ss, one ia m aking
a social survey in P rague. Cxecho-
Slovakla, one is in ch arg e of women
a t th e Gooifrear R ubber P la n t in
Akron, one is stu d y in g in d u strial
conditions in London an d several
are in o ther large in d u strial plants
In th e United States. Aa th e years
go by the dem and fo r specially
train e d w orkers increases and the
college g raduate, o th er q u alifica
tio n s being equal, baa th e b etter
chance for g e ttin g the responsible
positions. Many p aren ts fa ll to rec
ognise this fact and are- co n ten t to
let th e ir spns and d au g h ters d rift
along w ith a m eager tra in in g , and
h u rry them into th e wage eaVnlng
class poorly prepared fo r seeking
th e best places.
A p p a ren tly H iram is not e n tire ly
inf led w ith th e Chicago nom i-
a u tio n . A t least he has not said so
a n d i t Is sta te d th a t th e im m ortal
4 8 w ho a re to select delegates to
a tte n d th e love feast th a t is booked
f o r Ju ly 10 In C hicago a re m aking W. C. WOODWARD
a y e s s i him ..
AT BIO CONVENTION
sit
People who have been- o u t over
t h e roads in th e county a re inclined
go th e opinion th a t, too m uch is be
in g done in th e way o f te a rin g up
th e roadfe in p re p ara tio n fo r hard
su rfa c in g , co n sid erin g th e present
o u tlo o k for g e ttin g th e la tte r w ork
d o n e a t any tim e in th e n ear fu tu re .
"W onderful, w onderful, th e con
sid e ra tio n th e C alifo rn ia and H a
w a iian su g ar re fin e rs showed for
consum ers th e o th e r day w hen they
reduced the price of su g a r a half
ce n t on the pound. However, the
d o s in g p arag rap h of th e new s note
m ad e th is illu m in a tin g statem en t:
“T h e drop in su g a r is due chiefly
to th e decreased dem and”— ju st a
b it m ore th a n th e ta riff w ill bear.
It appears.
A tew years ago w hen the selec
t i o n of a site for th e N ew berg high
-mhool was up for consideration the
gwpole were w orked up to such a
p ilc h th a t a room could h ard ly be
sec u red th a t would hold the crowd,
y e t a t th e an n u a l school m eeting
h e ld Monday for the purpose of
«electing tw o prsons to serve on the
echo» board, th e re w ere only fo u r
teen i allots cast, and four of these
w ere cast by those who served on
fh e
lection board.
Q ueer folks
th e se m ortals be. s o m e t i m e s . ____
"TU a speed lim it for m otor ve-
Riclex w ithin the city lim its has
been reduced from tw enty to fifteen
m iles l»y action <iT th e city council.
Now let those who break the lim it
b e given a good s tiff fine, w ith jail
se n te n c e for th e second offense and
ewe loug life and lim b In Newberg
w ill be m ade Bafer th an they now
are
A m otor vehicle Is a dangerous
m achine at best, and when being
d riv e n t h r o u g h , the stre e ts at a
.«peed exceeding f ifteen miles be
com es a serious menace to society,
a s m » nnaCTtakJKiH’ r«curds ali o r ci
the a u n lr v a iv a allan t tsstlK Wr
Dr. W. V. Coffin, of W h ittier.
C alifo rn ia, one tim e sup erin ten d en t
o f th e C bem aw a Indian school and
«well known to a num ber of Newberg
Mangle, has accepted the poeitton as
fin a n c ia l d irec to r for the Ednca-
t ions') Board of the Five Years
M eeting of th e F riends church, and
w ill e n te r a t once on a cam paign to
ra ise a fund of th re e m illion dollars
f o r endow ing th e church colleges.
'P acific College being one of the
num ber
The h e a d q u arters will
lik e ly be a t Richm ond. In diana, and
Dr. Coffin contem plates visiting
Mere and co n ferrin g w ith P resident
M ills and th e collage board, when
«an his way east in July.
Coatto ued (rom Paye i
be capable of alm ost any individual
In terp retatio n desired. The prohi
bitio n issue Involving the enforce
m ent of th e eig h teen th am endm ent
aa w ritten , la Ignored. No refer
ence Is made to universal compul-
aory m ilitary train in g , th e nearest
approach being a declaration in fa
vor of physical tra in in g for youths
under 19.
Another Royal Suggestion
COOKIES
and
SMALL
CAKES
From the New R
C B
oyal ook ook
The Spirit of the Convention
W
%
4 tablespoons shortening
I cup sugar
cup shortening
1<
I cups sugar
; «up milk
V lagga
\L teaspoon grated nutmeg
I teaspoon vanilla extract or
grated rind of 1 lemon
4 cups flour
I teaspoons Royal Baking
Powder
Cream shortening and sugar
to g eth er; add milk to beaten
-eggs and beat again; add
slowly to cream ed shorten
in g sn d sugar; add nutm eg
and flavoring; add 8 caps
flour sifted w ith baking
d er; add enough m ore
to m ake stiff dough. Roll
v ery thin on floured b o ird ;
cut w ith cookie cutter, sprin
kle with sugar, o r pbt a raisia
or
piece of English
in the center
each-
ab out 18 m inutes in h o t o rc a .
pow
floor
oat
R O YAL
BAKING
POWDER
a
walnut
of
Bake
. Cocoa Drop Cake«
4 tablespoons shortening
% cup milk
1«S -
t cups flour
t teaspoons Royal Bakins
Powder
H teaspoon salt ......« ■ .-------
X taaspoon orange extract
grated rind o i l orange
Cream shortening; add sugar
•lowly, beating well; add milk
s little s t s time; then add
well-beaten egg; sift flour,
baking powder and salt to
gether and add. to mixture:
add flavoring and grated
orange rind: mix well. Bake
in greased shallow tin. or in
dividual cake tins, in hot
oven 18 to 90 minutes. Whea
cool cover with orange icing.
COOK BOOK IKE
j H t « t a * p n « aa« «Mr
■ before.
BOTAI. BAKUN} POWOSR OO.
Ill ranea Sime»
Mew YwkOHv
1 teaspoons Royal]
Powder
rap coeoa
teaspoon sMt
“Bake with Royal and be Sure
question!
W ith al It w as
g re a t convention
from
sp ec ta to r's stan d p o in t, and
w ell w o rth atten d in g . It is perhaps
too soon to ev alu ate it accurately.
T h at w ill be th e task of th e com ing
m onths. In th e words of G arfield,
spoken before th e R epublican Con
vention of 1880, “ N ot in Chicago
in th e h ea t of Ju n e b u t a t th e bal
lot boxes in th e q u iet of November
a fte r th e silence of d elib erate ju d g
m ent w ill th is question be se ttle d .”
W. C. W oodward.
a
This
c S °.S g ftfc°S :
1 cup sugar
1
The “Old Guard” Newer Surrenders
sense a t least, a R epublican conven
tion is also dem ocratic.
From th e point of view of good
neighbors I w as very fo rtu n ately
situ ated . On one side of me was
Mrs. George L. W illiam s, of P o rt
land. a m em ber of the Oregon Wo
m en's A uxiliary R epublican O rgan
isation. Of course we quickly estab
lished a basis of re latio n sh ip which,
to th e w rite r a t least, was very en
joyable. T he only o th er O regonian
n ear me w as a gentlem an from
K lam ath F alls, who happened to be
in .th e city. He. was present for
only one session, how ever, and re
lu c ta n tly s ta rte d hom ew ard on the
eve of the fire w orks a t th e behest
of frien d w ife, who was not long
on political conventions, especially
w hen h er face w as set hom eward.
On my rig h t sat a very fine lady
from C hicago, who, on F rid ay had
th e fo re th o u g h t to b rin g a lunch
and likew ise th e fo reth o u g h t to An Irish Demonstration, Noisy but
b rin g enough for two!
Futile
The Oregon delegation was q u a r
From th is general point of view
tered a t th e H otel Sherm an to w hich we were in terested in considering
I w ent one m orning before th e con th e possibility of b rin g in g publle
vention opened, in the hope of seeing sentim en t to bear upon a body of
an Oregon badge or two. My search delegates In a n ational convention.
was soon rew arded and I had a We would briefly refer to one heroic
pleasan t little ch a t w ith W alter L. effo rt made to b rin g influence to
Tooze. whose son. W a lte r Jr., was bear on the Convention. On Wed
a m em ber of th e Oregon delegation. nesday n ig h t a big mass m eeting
By reason of W allace IffcCam- was held in th e au d ito riu m and the
m an t's refusal to vote in accordance su rro u n d in g stree ts by th e friends
w ith the r s a u lt.o f trie Oregon prl- of_ I r is h f r eedom, w ith avowed In-
m ary, the Oregon delegation w a s 1 te n t of Inducing th e convention to
frequently polled d u rin g th e voting. ! in sert a F ree Ireland plank in its
T h e o n ly n a mes I c au g h t t h a t re- ; p la tfo rm .-----An— audience—of S.QQO
m inded me of th e old political days > people crowded the auditorium to
in Oregon were those of M cCain-; the roof and thousands of people
m ant. C arey and Tooze.
were addressed In over-flow meet
ings outside. F or some four hours
The Bale of Expediency Governs
Notable-
Expediency Ts’ the ru le w hich o rato ry waa unconfined.
speakers,
some
of
them
prom
inent
governs political parties, especially
when g ath ered In m
v en tie »* — T h is w ae well lliiiat ra ted—last a n d g reatest, P ersld en t Eamonn
t ’ « ) « — 8
MIRK ^ ^ . R _ _ " _9f
a t Chicago w here th ere was expe-^ De V alera him self was Introduced,
w
hich
wft*
t
h
e
sig
n
ât fo r a WIRT
dlency w ith o u t in relatio n to T h e ,
dem
onstration
which
lasted for 28
g re a t opposing p a rty , an d e x p e d i-,
m
inutes
before
he
was
allowed to
ency w ithin in relatio n to co n ten d
ing elem ents in th e p arty itself. proceed. In enthusiasm and spon
Expediency m akes for colorlessness tan eity the m eeting outclassed any
and the convention w as ce rtain ly th in g which took place w ithin the
Coliseum d u rin g th e sessions of th e
no exception In th is respect.
The crowd
The platform ra th e r well Illus N ational Convention.
tra te s the fact th a t w ords m ay be surged around P resident De Valera
com e an excellent vehicle for con on th e platform , hands were extend
cealing tho u g h t. About 10,900 of ed tow ard him from th e floor, chil
them w ere used in the R epublican dren were tak en forw ard for him to
platform w ith th is evident end in greet and kisn and finally, he was
view. F or dem onstration read the lifted to th e shoulders of his adiqlr-
plank on th e League of N ations, the era In a g re a t o u tb u rst of e n th u
very m ention of which by nam e is siasm . T ils was a real dem onstra
Some hours later, however,
studiously avoided a t th e behest of tion.
th
e
delegates
adopted a platform
tb a “ Irreconcilable«.” It Is so fe a r
th
a
t
did
not
even
refer to the Irish
fully and w onderfully worded as to
Cream shortening; add sugar
and well-beaten egg; beat
well and add milk slowly; sift
flour, baking powder, salt and
cocoa into mixture; stir until t
smooth, add vanilla. Put one
tablespoon of batter into
each greased muffin tin and
bake in moderate oven about
10 minutes. Cover with boiled
icin** Orange Cakes
H E N the children
romp in hungry as
young bears, here are some
wholesome, economical de
lights that will not only be
received with glee, but will
satisfy the most ravenous
appetite in a most whole
some manner.
Cookies
In g eneral, the sp irit of the con
vention was reactio n ary and m a
teria listic. H ard ly a single note of
Inspiration and Idealism was struck.
Indeed, idealism was frankly dep
recated. The com m ittee seemed to
look upon all Idealism as W ilsonian
and therefore essen tially evil. This
convention, as is the custom of con
ventions. proved its belief in demon
ology w ith th e P resident as the de
mon. On th e o th er hand, its demi
god was Roosevelt. If a speaker
failed to get his audience, a ringing
reference to th e dead lion could ever
h e used as a last reso rt and with
considerable succeas.
T he convention waa long on rem
iniscence and sh o rt on fu tu re policy.
It was en tirely fittin g therefore,
th a t when th e custom ary spell-bind
ing was in o rd er to fill -In the gaps
of th e convention, men like Depew
and C annon, aged 87 and 84 re
spectively w ere draw n upon.
It
was noticeable th a t th e insistent
calls for Beveridge w ere Ignored by
those g uiding th e destinies of the
convention. It was evidently feared
th a t a rin g in g address such as the
E x-S enator from In d ia n a n s capable
of m ight sweep th e convention off
Its feet and create a dem and for the
nom ination of Beveridge -f o r th e
presidency.
If, as waa announced a t Its open
ing, th e convention w as open and
unbossed, it d id n ’t rem ain so long.
The “Old G uard" was so ev id en tly in
control th a t it was easy to see th e
wheels go round. Even a t th a t, it
was in terestin g , for it could not be
accu rately determ ined, even by th e
O. G. itself. Just w here th e political
wheel of fo rtu n e would stop to in
dicate the candidate, b u t th e choice
was appro p riately and logically
made. S enator H ard in g seems to fit
adm irably in to t h ^ R epublican pro
gram . He is fran k ly conservative
and a m em ber of th e S enatorial
group w hich dom inates th e situ a
tion. W ith him as P resid en t th e
cen ter of political a u th o rity would
sh ift from th e W hite House to the
Senate.
S en ato r H ard in g Is the
conciliatory, courtly gentlem an bf
th e old school, of pleasing person
ality, and said to be alm ost a coun
terp a ct of M cKinley.
W hether
such a personality w ill fill th e
m easure of to day's need— th a t is the
question w hich th e delegates passed
up to the voters for decision In No
vember.
This suggests the question of the
personnel of th e delegate body. It
appealed to us as essentially a typ
ical group of practical politicians to
which little appeal could be suc
cessfully
m ade on o th er than
grounds of political expediency by
such a group.
A m an in ch aa
Hoover w ith no political back
ground had no chance whatever.
T he delegates all knew he could be
elected but they also believed th at
alm ost anybody they would name
could be elected. Hence why give
a tte n tio n to a man who could hardly
be said to “ belong?”
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Susie M errill B arr, Newberg. to
Joseph Van Cleave, Newberg.
Jean Ann Brown. C arlton, to j
W illiam L aw rence W ills, C arlton.
i
Susie M atilda Hodge*. Cove Or- |
chard, to Oscar Bruce T u rn e r, Cove
Orchard.
Lilah F ran ces Hodges. Newberg.
to C harles W ebster W ilhelm sdn,
Newberg.
.
Helen Delphlne Ellis, New berg, to
H ow ard M axwell E llio tt, Newberg.
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S ir Philip 8Idney once said : "If s
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tru e of a poem is tru e of a lecture.
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Cleveland Six, 1920 Demonstrator $1400
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W o a r e a lso a g e n ts fo r the
on “G etting by Your Hoodoo,” a
stn d r of obstacles und how to over-
eomt* them.
O rathw etr s x to ry tn n o t dry. nor
filled with ab stract theories, but a
message a t humnn Interest stral
from the heart. He knows the value
of faith, hope, optimism and exalted
ideals. He brings them to you with
the enthusiasm of virile manhood and'
by force of his presentation Impels
yon to accept them fo r yonr own.
The most talented singer In the
world, not even excepilng the night
ingale, says the ’American Forestry
Magazine of Washington. Is the her
mit thrush. A bird house building
contest Is arousing great Interest
among school children and the maga
tin e Is giving bine ribbons to the prise
winners In schools throughout the
country.
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