Newberg graphic., August 12, 1920, Image 4

Ing of the Volstead Cod*, «aye the
American laaua.
' Strict enforcement of the code as
it now stand« will carry out the
clear Intant and purpoaee of the
Eighteenth Amendment.
Organised resistance of the* dry
policy as applied under the terms of
the Volstead Code will continually
at the postofftce at New- grow weaker. Those who hare money
invested In breweries and distilleries
and in saloon property are even now
Year in Advance withdrawing these Investments and
putting them into other enterprises.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 12. 1920.
.With bartooms closed liquor organi­
sations win disint
ate. Blessings
C. H. Foster. Field Agent
With news print paper, such as we
accruing under pi ibltion will raul
bought at $3.(0 per bun tiply and will makA converts by the
FROM THE GRAPHIC
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dy«-d how costing $13.00 psr hue thousands to the dry cause. Dhoee
OF TH IRTY YEARS AGO
dred .and with the Increase in our who imagined they could not get
payroll there Is nothing left for The along without beverage alcohol after ■ A meeting was held at the fair
a. few years of abstinence. Improved
grounds Wednesday evening to b»>
Cp-upbic to ds but to raise the price
in health and with more money In
fqr advertising or go out of business, pocket, will have no desire to return gin arrangements for the fair this
“ Yellowstone National Park is Ideal for camping
fall. Hlnchman Cooper was elected
• H r voluntarily or by the action to old license days. .
out. When people realise this It should quickly
president, Cephas Marla, vice-presi­
These are not Idle prophecies but
o f this Sheriff. Believing that adver-
dent; N. C. Marls, secretary, and
become the moet lived in of all our nattdnal parks.
t^ers understand the situation we are statements of fact supported by N. L. Wiley, treasurer.
Remember that the Yellowstone Is yours.” —-
experience of the first dry year. But
•LeeesM that beginning with the
One of the seven wonders fit New-
letting down of the barriers at this
Franklin K. Lana, former Secretary of the Interior.
(in k of September the rates for dis­ time for the legalisation of the berg Is the rustic cottage that Prof,
play advertising will be 20 cents per manufacture and sale o f beer and Hartley Is building.
Jesse Edwards and W. P. He acock
tft »tending business cards wine will not only mean a backward
Its Hotels A re Marvels of Superior Service
drove up to McMinnville Tuesday oh
step
with
a
consequent
increase
In
i0 per moniti Practically all the
business
connected
with
the
con­
crime and drunkenness over the
«papers of any standing In ‘ the
rpcord of last year, but will be a struction of the new bank, building.
Dan Gilbert W it Nicholson and
sure guarantee of a continuance of
this, in order to be able to meet the fight against the traffic by the I. K. Van tress have bought the
poet renditions. We have held majority of the people of this nation Hoskins e Co. threshing machine an$
to the limit, too long Who have outlawed the liquor traffic. will ihake her hum.
It will mean fighting over old
Miss Lida Wilson, one o f our type­
m ready; hoping that a readjustment
ground anee more, for remember the setters. killed six mice in the office
m igh( come that would enable us to issue is law enforcement and not
O perated by the
one day this week and never
■ alntilii* in/t>ld price of 15 cents. prohibition.
screamed once. Verily the time 1«
Even the most sanguine of the approaching when women may be
liquor trade do not extend hope of entrusted with the ballot.
LEA V ES P O R TL A N D 5:00 P. M
«■»in» (ttdtuijii is said to be gath- repealing the Eighteenth Amend-
RoUln Kirk, who is water carrier
l
o t our representative explain the various
w in * . ,material in Russia for a ment and the question of law en­ at the brick factory at Smocks,
tours which enable visitors to see all of
forcement
rests
primarily
with
Con­
gt volution i&uapum.
Emma, when
walked up home last Friday evening
Yellowstone so comfortably and at minimum
< >
ranging true to form, is able to start gress.
without his supper in order to be on
cost;
also quote fares, prepare your Itinerary
This fact makes the congressional
a JXTOlnUPV O llier own account.
hand next morning for the excursion i
and
make
your reservations.
districts the chief battleground.
J.
H.
O’NEILL.
Traveling Passenger Agent,
In the matter of population. New- J Therefore to hasten the perman­
with headquarters at 701 Wells Fargo Build­
Oeorg# Frank has offered his pet
ent
settlement
of
this
question
every
*nrg. with 2.5«« people, makes a
ing, Portland, will be glad to call personally
bear to Prof. Hartley to place In the
g md showing when compared with | ■friend of the prohibition policy park.
on
anyone wishing to visit Yellowstone, and
v
towns inOregon, as will be should enter aggressively into these
arrange
all details. Drop him a card, or
ongiarrr-nnlntha
1
.
rliat
riot
nnmnn
1
win
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>
U
fllll IB
coking over the census rw- . wnjy enanntst ttintl itl
Tuesday
did
not
draw
very
heavily
Ti ras for the state given in an- an effort to elect a Congress that
on New berg purses.
■ot her cobutin. Dayton, Dundee, La will not weaken the code and there­
by
hold
the
Volstead
Code
intact
for
John and George Larkin are
F urette. Sheridan and Wlllamlna in
two years more.
spending their odd moments lately
«] is county all show losses, rather
Portland, Oregon
taming n couple of bunch grass
tl as gains siq^e 1910. The popula-
horses they bought of Wm. Hess, of
t i n W McMinnville in 1900 was
the Yakima country.’
1420. in 1910. 2.400. and in 1920.
Investment, as applied to buying
Andy Winters has made a half
2)767. For Newberg the figures are bonds or stocks, means spending
"Why didn’t you send up a man to
Press Agent—I’ve done everything 1
She's a proud beauty.
1900. 945 .for 1910. 2.260. and for money to make more money or to ob- mile track on his farm out east of
could.
I’ll
admit
that
l
cannot
think
mend
our electric bell?”
Some excuse for her being a proud
3 9 2 0 , 2,566
tain income. An investor for income town and is driving his colts in order
up any more publicity stunts.
“ He did go. madam, but as he rang
Movie Actress Oh. deer. I suppose the door bell twice and got no an­
buys one kind of security, an in to get them in shape to catch the eye .beauty.
Pity the man of soar visage whose vestor for profit another, says the of some of the wealthy fellows about
m even tiave to marry you to get s swer. he concluded that there was no
She fixed up that face herself.
tittle publicity again. - Still, divorces
itstrlags are not touched when Spokesman-Review.
The savings Portland
do
mnke splendid advertising.—Film one at home.” — Electric Experi­
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Appear I* made to him for a bank or the bond of the highest grade
We understand the prospect is not
menter.
Chce with which to shelter and appeals to the investor for income, verF) favorable for the proposed
■ for homeless children.
Last because he seeks safety of principal motcy line at MteMlnnville.
irdey was Tag Day in Newberg and certainty of Income.
Stocks,
one of the baby homes in Port- convertible bonds or bonds of low |
Making Himself Useful
1 and when a fairly prosperous price or secondary standing appeal to ! “ Golly, but Tse tired!” exclaimed
Ang man was approached, near the investor for profit.
a tali and thin negro, meeting a short
a Office over First Natl. Bank Bld. X
Graphic office, by a girl who
Bonds may be called investments and stout friend.
£
PHONE8
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tS him to buy a tag he re­ for women, stocks investments for
“ What you bqen doin' /to get 5 Office White 49. Home Blue 104 A
td with a grunt and when she men. Women can invest as shrewdly tired?” demanded the other.
as men. but women aa a class seldom
“ Well,” explained the thin one, • o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o
the babies be said he did not have are in the position of men and there­ drawing a deep breath, “ over to
•fcy babies. But she said to him fore able to watch Investments. Brother Smith’s dey are measurin’ de
that there were those who were the Wopnen have to think first of safety, house for some new carpets. Dey
jS irn t of babies who are without but men can take chancds for profit.
haven’t got no yardstick and I'se
One year old laying hens, selected
kkmqi. when he came back with the Bonds are safer investmehts than Just exactly six feet tall. So to
b loa t statement that he did not give stocks, because bonds are a definite oblige Brother Smith I’se been
stock and in splendid condition
• darn and that he had nothing td and first charge on the borrower's a-layln’ down and a-gettin' up ail
business, whereas stocks come after over deir house.” — Pittsburg Chron­
bonds and receive part of the net icle Telegraph.
McCamant has again profits of the business. The investor
Yamhill County Abstract Co
t honor to the Stats of should decide whether he can risk
¡J. H. GIBSON. Mgr.
A biß dinner is to be ^Iv^n capital for possible profits from
T h e o n ly A b s tr a c t B o o k s in
Phone 7 a 15
governor’s honor in Boston stocks or mqpt conserve capital by
Y a m h ill County
O saoo
McM INN VILLE,
11th of this month, and Mas- buying bonds for the sake of safe{jr.
PHYSICIAN and SURGE0H
insisted
that The decision depends on the invest
tts
people
Office over U. S Mattonai l a i
McCamant attend and be the or’s financial condition and his gen­
B U I , THE PLUMBER, CORNER FIRST ABB HOWARD STS., E . L. EVAHS’ OLD ST AMD. PHONE BLACK 23
g e o t of honor and make the prin­ eral circumstances of life.
Office Phone Black 171
cipal Address. While very loa’ h to
A widow whose capital is small
Residence Phone Gray 171
fgm Hoar across the continent at this and whose sole support comeg from
tiaaa o f year, the invitation has the income of investments can not af­
bam so insistent that Mr. Mc- ford to run a financial risk. She
Caaont ha« consented to attend. It may have difficulty In living on her
pqys to send a man with brains and income, but the smallness of her
D R . A . M. DAVIS
T~qrTrt— to act as your representa- capita] is the reason why it should
tire, whether It be in national con- not be risked. In less degree this
vHattrnii or congress.
Mr. Mc- applies to almost every woman. Few
Opmant will be a credit to Oregon women, if they lose money, are in
« 4 the Coolidge dinner or anywhere position to recoup losses.
Hence
P H O N E B L A C K 37
e * e he may be sent.— Corvallis many bankers affirm that for women
the sole suitable investments consist
of the highest grade bonds.
The editor of The Graphic has
A man may, however. be Justified
bras giving publicity, all these years. in looking more for high yield and
tm the slogan “ See America First,” possible profit. Yet the higher the
without having been able to do much yield the less safe the principal. Nor
-of (Re seeing himself, owing to the aan all men take the same chances.
er a t inued grind of the print shop. A man whose earning days are over,
D m limit has about been reached a married man with dependents, is
ra d he has a fair prospect of joining not as free to risk his cspltsl ss s
Phonos
q
for a few days “ those who go down young man whose earning days are
CHBce, White 22; Rea. Red 123 *
tm the sea in ships, At least berths almost nil ahead of him. or even a « M M H M t U A t f A ê f U o f M «
hmve been paid for on the Alaska husband whose wages, salary or in­
stn n irr ' ‘Jefferson,’’ for two. »ailing come comfortably exceed his neces­
from Seattle next Sunday morning sary outlays. The thing to bear In
ml S o'clock, and the editor and his mind la what sort of investment is
■Bad wife hope to get away from the suitable If Investors would only be­
o n o f the telephone for a trip to stow as much thought on the proba­
Acngrway and return. During* our bility of lorn aa on the possibility of
ahnettce the office force wlH gladly profit there would be far fewer fail­
vneatve any Items of news that nur ures in investing.
(Former location o f E. L. Evans)
Traders may give by word of mouth,
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b y pen or by the use of the telepboae.
W. J. Haynor. has been sold to G.
F. Young and E. E. Wimberly, of Will practice in all the courts of the
First Class W ork at a Reasonable C ost
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* way to secure the speediest plant will be moved to Roseburg mortgages, contracts and the draft­
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