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do is to gracefully submit to thej
majority.
And when my term i s l J U v U L M A I< u L l I i
ended I trust the people will have [
no cause for regret at having placed*.
confidence In your honorable aerv-,
ant.
W ill Speak On Behalf of Homeless
8. X . Calking Give* Outline of Policy
S. M. CALKINS.
Children at Clnb
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As Official Head of the
PINCHED FOR DRIVING AUTO
BEST VARIETY OF WALNUTS
FOR GROWING IN OREGON
WITHOUT LICENSE
FRIDAY NIGHT
BIG ‘ DOUBLE SIX ”
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ENTERTAINMENT
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G raphic
No. 10
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1920
MAIDEN ADDRESS
BY NEW MAYOR
Hnnicipality.
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Ex
N ewberg
VOL. XXXII
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Frank Newland, of Willamina,
Franquette walnuts are declared
to be the best variety for growing was taken into custody on Tuesday
in the state of Oregon by Henry for driving a car without first hav­
Hartman, assistant professor of po­ ing secured a license, as prescribed
mology at Oregon Agriculture col­ by the law of the land.
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Rooms.
Jeg«y hi*, announcement being based___The Recorder, before whom New-
on tests which have been made of land was arraigned, assessed a fine
Professor Hart­ of $10.00 which he promptly paid,
A general Iqvitation is extended various varieties.
man
says,
however,
that the tests glad to acquire his experience so
to the public to attend a meeting at
have
not
yet
been
completed.
*
cheaply. It seems the Mr. Newland.
the club rooms Friday night when
who had Just purchased the car at
“
The
Franquette
is
closely
fol­
Judge Kantler will speak in the in­
Portland,
was driving west on First
lowed
in
importance
In
Oregon
by
terest of the proposed new W. C.
T, U. farm-home for children. The the Mayetts," said Professor Hart- street, and In tryjng to turn north
“ We know, however, that at College street, accidentally step­
publicity bureau for this campaign mag.
these
two
varieties are not ideal for ped on the excelerator and lost con­
says:
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Oregon,
but
they are the best that trol of the car. which ran up on the
Plentiful evidence that the Oregon
we
have.
Doubtless,
as time goes sidewalk and crushed into the cor-,
W. C. T. U. has .not entered a foreign
field In seeking to establish and on, new and better sorts will be ner of the ‘Newberg Meat Co.’s build­
ing. breaking the glass in the wind­
maintain a farm-home for orphan found.
“Several
strains
of
Franquettes
shield.
and denting the radiator bat
and dependent children is found in
have
later
found
their
way
into
cul­
not
otherwise
damaging the car,
the archives of this organisation dur­
tivation,
but
whether
any
of
these
whose
owner
fortunately
escaped un­
ing the more than quarter of a cen­
tury it has been giving aid and are superior to the original is hard hurt, and will doubtless learn to
counsel to the women and children to say. since there is, no experimental drive a car before he tries to play
data upon which to base conclusions. chauffer again«-. •— .
of Oregon.
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As far back as 1888 the W. C. T. Walnuts are slow growing, requiring
a
long
time
to
mature
and,
on
that
FORMS
OF VIOLENCE
U. branch in Portland established
a baby home, one of the first of its account, many years must be taken
kind to make an appearance in Ore- to daterm,ne varieties for any local-
By DR. FRANF CRANE
Violence has many forms.
gon. This home is. now regarded as
*Tt is necessary to plant grafted
It is the arch deceiver.
one of the largest and most helpful
trees
of known parentage bo get
It has more disguises that a Ger
of its kind in Oregon.
The present Florence Crittenton unJiorm Franquette orchards. When man spy.
It is as cunning, persuasive, se­
home for wayward and unfortunate they are grown from seeds much
girls, and the travelers’ aid work, variation appears, many of them ductive and cursed as its father, the
proving worthless. Possibly 10 per devil. „
now under the supervision of the
cent
bloom so late that they do not
It has woven Itself Into our lan­
railroad systems, are two other im-
portant humanitarian movements j matur* crop®-
guage, our thoughts. It dyes our
emotions, affects our instincts and
launched and put into successful
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seeps into our sub-consciousness.
operation by the W. C. T. U. o f WSf* HERBERT T. CASH DIED
SUDDENLY LAST SUNDAY
We begin, teaching It to our chil­
Oregon.
dren. "To get obedience we flog them.
Because of this record of achieve­
On last Sunday morning while Whoever strikes a child proves Just
ment, the organisation is now find­
Rev.
Herbert T. Cash, of Portland, one thing— that he is a bigger brute
ing a ready response to its appeal
was
preparing
for church attendance than the child.
for funds in the present $125,000
he was suddenly taken ill from heart
The child, hearing the efficiency of
campaign drive which is under way
throughout the state. This fund is i trouble and died soon after. Funeral brute force from his parent, goes
services were conducted at the East out to practice it. He becomes the
needed to purchase and put into!
operation a farm-home wheel "orphan
church on Thursday af- bully of the bchool yard.
Most "bad” boys are simply boys
and dependent children will be given
ceased was born in England that arc faithfully putting into
that training and home influence
In assuming the office of mayor I
The famous “ Double Six’* of Odd
feel the responsibility keenly, and
Fellowship
will give an entertain­
■ay aim will always be to serve the
ment
in
their
hall next Tuesday
city honestly and fearlessly, regard­
evening,
beginning
at 8:00 o’clock
less of friend or foe, great or small.
.
The
Odd
Fellows
band
of Portland,
I do not Intend to work along the
consisting
of
40
Instruments,
will be
lines of least resistance, unless these
present
to
add
to
the
festivities.
A
lines are for the best interest of the
fine program, embracing the best
intire city.
Newberg is'a growing city, favor­ talents of. the various lodges in the
ably and beautifully located, and is “ Double Six,” In connection with
blessed with many good people. It local performers, will be presented.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs,
has some advantages over other cities
with
their invited frlendB will be
of it’s else; it has Industries and in­
present
and are asked to bring well
stitutions to be proud of. It is sur­
rounded by a fertile, productive and filled boxes of eats, and come ex­
scenic country, and It 1 b my desire to pecting the best time of your Ilfs.
Come early but don’t go home 'till
no conduct the affairs of the city
the
“ wee sma’ hours.”
that It may be pointed to with pride
“
Double
Six” Entertainment Com.
by our own people and the public at
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large.
N E W CITY OFFICIALS
In my office as mayor I Intend not
only to have the nerve to do the
At the regular meeting of the city
right' thing in an emergency, but
council
held Monday night the new­
the will to do it at all times.
The mayor. Involved as he always ly elected officials were Installed.
is in the clash of various opinions S. M. Calkins, the new mayor, out­
and Interests, runs a great risk of lined his policy in an inaugural pa­
achieving a great degree of unpopu­ per which is given place in another
larity. Popularity is good if fairly column.
E. C. Baird, who was elected as
obtained, otherwise I am not seeking
councilman from the second ward
It.___________.
The mayor is looked upon and in declined to serve, and consequently
reality is the trustee of public funds L. F. Moore is holding over. The
and I consider It a sacred duty to members stand as follows: First
see that they are honestly and wisely ward, Lyle Palmer, Wm. Ormond;
Second ward, L. F. Moore, Geo. L
appropriated.
I do not Intend to be arbitrary, nor Kelty; Third ward, J. E. Bales. S.
to rule or ruin. My aim will be to F. Lowe; Fourth ward, Jesse Ed­
«reate harmony, not discord, friend­ wards, L. S. Otla.
A committee consisting of Ed­
ship not hardship.to financier not
wards,
Ormond and Kelty, was ap­
domineer.
pointed
to investigate the water rates
I expect tfc make mistakes. For
and
reccommend
an adjustment of
whoever heard of a perfect mayor?
If not too serious they should be same. The resolution substituting which is so necessary _____ _ __
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overlooked, for my mistakes will concrete In place of board sidewalks early years of their lives.
I man cr08a<*d ov*r to 0anad* and ,n
come from the head and not from was adopted.
The present campaign drive h a s,1891 came to Ortgon and for two or
Provision was made for the issue been universally endorsed by all per- thr*« ’ reara waa a 8tudent ,n Paclf,c
the heart.
Afterward he was pastor
1 consider It unwise at this time and advertising for sale of bonds to sons interested in child welfare work Co,,e**
to lay down a complete program that pay for new fire equipment.
in Oregon. If the present progress of Fr‘*nd8 church in N*wb« rg’
The newly elected council found is continued the drive should ^ irom here to Paonia. Colorado, where
should be followed. We are all more
or lees unfamiliar with conditions many business matters which urgent- #rBCtlcaUy completed by the close o f , he wa8 pastor of thi> Frlend8 church
up *“
to **"
the time " he “ “ returned "* to Oregon.
and I would suggest that as soon as ly demanded their consideration, and the pre8ent week
At the ttme of his death he was
possible we make it our duty to study which will be promptly acted upon
the conditions and act according to at the earliest practicable moment A VETERAN DISCIPLE OF FAUST
as a8aociat® pap‘ <” ' w ,‘ h
, Hinson of the East Side Baptist
The new members seem to be Imbued
our best Judgment.
We will have for our consideration with civic pride and will strive to
A. J. Shrader, who has been a church.
The deceased is survived by a wid­
many different problems, such as fi­ achieve results which will meet the member of the Graphic office force
nance, streets and public property, hearty commendation of the citiaens for the past four years, is in point ow, three sons and two daughters,
the latter being twins.
water and lights, health and police, of Newberg.
of service, one of the oldest printers
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parks and library and many other
in this part of the country.
W
ILL
CELEBRATE
GOLDEN
WISCONSIN-NEBRASKA DAY
matters that will require our very
Mr. Shrader entered upon his ca­
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
beet Judgment. Assignment of these
reer in newspaper work when he en­
Next Tuesday. December 14, in tered the office of the "Hartford
various committee«. I will make in
On Tuesday of next week Mr. and
Duncan's hall, will be held the best City Union” in Blackford countv,
the neat future.
Mrs.
Wm. Sargent will celebrate the
social
gathering
of
the
season,
ac­
I might suggest at this time that
Indiana. September 1. 1862 in the
fiftieth
anniversary of their wed­
cording
to
reports
from
the
various
the water rates for our city users
capacity of office “ devil." a situation
ding at their home at 511 West
should receive a careful investigation committees arranging the details.
which he most satisfatorily filled for
As the committee reports that five yea:«, acquiring in that time a Sheridan street. They will be glad
and if found to be out of proportion
or unreasonable, they should be ad­ dishes will be furnished with the fair knowledge of the printers craft. to have their friends call between
the hours of 2:00 and 5:00 o'clock
hall, there will be no need to bring
justed as speedily as possible.
He next worked in an office in
in the afternoon.
anything
except
well
filled
lunch
There is constantly a growing de­
Muncie. Indiana, then he put in Bonn'
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mand for funds to maintain a grow­ baskets, all the family and hearts years in various print shops in Illi­
ing city and we should put forth our full of good cheer and thanksgiving. nois. after which he pursued his MUSIC RECITAL AT WOOD-
At ten o’clock th'e committee will vocation for a time in Wisconsin.
M AR HALL BY LITTLE FOLKS
beet efforts to secure for Newberg
be
there to recieve you and take care From there he drifted over into Iowa
-.all she Is in titled to for use of streets
A music recital will be given by
of your baskets.
and public buildings.
and established a newspaper which
the
little folks at Wood-Mar Hall
All
are
eligible
who
have
at
some
The city merchant is protected
he conducted successfully for 20
on
next
Monday evening, December
time
lived
In
either
of
these
good
from outside peddlers by license fees
years. After leaving the Hawkeye
13, at 7:45 o’clock, sharp. Latei
old
atatea.
that must be paid into the city treas­
state he went to California and later
in the year the older students will
The association will buy coffee came to Newberg.
ury. All other established and tax-
appear In recital.
and
anything
needed
in
the
food
line,
paying industries should receive like
Mr. Shrader severs his connection
Come and enjoy the recital with
consideration.
The automobile or and the blank paper for table covers. with the Graphic only because he is
them.
Secretary.
truck which Is used on our streets,
compelled to remove to California
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and which la in direct competition
on account of the failing health of
Notice Ladies!
MUSIC RECITAL
with the railroad should be required
his wife. He is an efficient news­
to pay a Just and reasonable license
paper man and we trust his lines
There will be a music recital at may be cast In pleasant places.
Beginning next Tuesday. December
for the privilege of doing business.
the
Presbyterian church on Tues­
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14, at 1:00 p. m.. Mrs. Welter will
Newberg is sadly In need of a
put on sale some of her famous hand­
public auditorium and play house, day evening December 14, under the
MEETINGS CONTINUED
made useful articles. Just what you
where the public may gather and direction of Miss Jessie Britt. Be­
where conveniences may be made for sides the piano numbers by pupils of
The MacCullough and La Doux want for Christmas gifts. The loca­
the accommodation of the young Miss Britt there will be vocal selec­ meeting have been a grand success, tion: 802 First st., in Dr. Blom-
lt-pd.
people; where swimming tanka and tions by students of Mrs. Captolia many saved and healed. These meet­ wick’s west window.
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other recreations may be provided. Grlssen and readings by pupils of ing will be continued. In the Church
I think this would solve the prob­ Mrs. Chas. Morris. Lewellyn San of God Hall, Glast First street, all STEEL GUITAR DEMONSTRATION
Th#
lem. of what shall we do for our derman will also assist on the pro- n„ t week at 3:00 and 7:S0
gram.
young people to keep them from go
Mrs. Clark will demonstrate steel
meetings 8unday will be held in
There will be no charge for ad­ Duncan’s hall, 309 First street. Rev. guitar playing at , Kienle's Music
ing eetray? t
There are a vast amount of 1m mission and the public is cordially Charles La Dour will preach at 2:30 Store ne^t Tuesday evening. Decern
provements that need to be made to invited.
subject: "Receiving the Holy Spirit.” ber 14. from 6:30 to 6:00 o'clock It
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make Newberg the attractive and
Dr. MacCullough will preach at 7:30
beautiful city that we all so much JUDGE KANZLER FRIDAY NIGHT subject: “ The Greatest Question of
CHRISTMAS SALE SATURDAY
desire.
Much more than we can
the Ages,” at the 3:00 o'clock service
Newberg was particularly favored Sunday.
even hope for, for several years to
Many testimonies of the
The ladies of the Friends church
come, but I think It well to begin when Judge Kanaler. of Portland, healed will be given.
will hold a Christmas Sale at Crede's
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along the right lines in order that accepted the invitation to come here
Market on Saturday of this week.
our work once done may be along ¡and speak from his broad experience FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
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and intimate acquaintance with the
permanent lines.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Members of the Oregon Growers'
In conclusion I want again to homeless little ones of Oregon and
tell
us
of
their
needs.
He
will
speak
aeociation will meet at the Com­
pledge my loyalty to Newberg and
Milky tumblers should be washed
sincerely trust that our labors to­ In the Commercial club rooms F ri­ mercial club rooms on Saturday at
day
evening.
Of
course
he
will
be
in
cold water, putting them In hot
1:10
p.
m.
when
several
leading
of­
gether may be harmonious, and when
ficials will be present. All members water will cloud the glass perma-
at any time we fail to m « or think greeted with a full house.
I neatly.
Booster For Home.
are requested to attend.
alike, the only reasonable thing to
FARMERS’ CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Matters of Interest To Farmer* aad
Fruit and Berry Grower*
Discussed.
The Newberg Farmers’ club held
their regular meeting In the hall at
the A. Rupert Co. cannery last Sat­
urday. A good number of enthu­
siastic farmers were prosent and
showed their interest by asking ques­
tions bearing on the various phases
of fruit growing, as this' was tbs
subject under discuaaion.
The president of the club, Mr.
Bradshaw, gave a short talk on thw
club’s work in general. Mr. KIlham
also said a few words on better c o ­
operation in educational lines among
the farmers. He urged the farmers
to get together in a club that all
might profit by the experience o€
the individual.
W. A. Frost, president of the A.
Rupert Canning Co., gave a very
Interesting and instructive talk upon
fruit from* the canners’ point of view.
He spoke for better and closer rela­
tions between the growers and can­
ners, as one is the complement o f
the other. The grower needs the
market, which the cannery furnish«»
and the canner needs the produce o f
the growers. Therefore, he says, It
is to the beet interest of the canner»
to pay the very best prices possible,
and give to the growers as many ad­
vantages and helps as are within
their power.
He also expressed himself as be­
ing in favor of co-operation anxmg
the growers. Better standards are
established and crops can be grown
and delivered more satisfactoraly to
both producer and canner, if the
growers will organize themselves in­
to clubs where every one may express
his opinion, listen to the opinions o f
bis neighbors, then by the combine-
better than
they learned at home.
Mr. Frost said he beHsvmf 't k e
The teacher continues the boy’s
canning industry would Inereaa»
course in the art of frightfulness, if
not by the birch, then by moral ter­ very greatly within the next’ few
years. Questions were asked as to
rorism.
what were the best fruits to plant
When he grows up every motion
this coming season. Answering frwni
of his adult mind is spoiled by the
the canner’s standpiont his opinio»
poison of the force idea.
was: more acreage in loganberries
Violence is the greatest hindrance
would be somewhat of a risk, as they
to reform, to progress. The ideal of
have not been avertised as extensive­
anarchy, for instance, is singularly
ly as would be required to sell a
pure and peaceable. Its aim is the
greater
output. There is also a large
abolition of force. But the twisted
amount of strawberries out or being
mind of the fanatic seeks to estab­
put out now. so his advise was, not
lish this by the very means he con­
too heavy in strawberries, at least
demns.
for one or two years yet. Black
Nothing has set back the cause,
caps and Cuthbert raspberries seem
of socialism so much as the reign of
to havo a good future before them.
military terroism in Russia.
Everygreen blackberries are in good
As violence destroyed the cxgr. so
demand, especially the cultivated
will It destroy the bolshevik!.
verity.
yiolence is the twin brother of au­
Orchard fruits that were recom­
tocracy. That is why autocracy is
mended were: Bartlett pears. Royal
doomed. They that take the sword
Anne. Bing and Lambert as sweet
shall perish by the sword.
cherries and Kentish of the sour
Violence believed in. glorified, led
variety. It is claimed where the soil
Napoleon to exile and lost Britain
is adapted, this varity will prove an
her American colonies.
equal of the Royal Anne as a money
Violence led the flower of Ger
maker. Of the plums. Reine Claude,
many to slaughter, and has reduced
Green Gage and Yellow Egg. were
the rest to bankruptcy.
considered the best. Mr. Frost said
No greater lie was ever coined
the canners were Just learning the
tljan the saying, that "God is on the
the value of the Italian prune as a
side of the strongest battalions.”
canning fruit. When soil and other
Whatever greatness the British
conditions were favorable, he recom­
empire has Is due to her fair play
and her skill In the art of govern­ mended them as one of the very
ment. All its woes come from its bast and most profitable fruits to
set out.
resort to violence.
Honors were extended, by the club,
Victorious France and Italy are
to
Mr. Frost and Mr. Kilham by
now in almost as bad a way as de­
electing
them to become associate
feated Germany and Austria.
member«
of the club.
The people of the United States are
Secretary
Farmers’ Club.
still groping in the darkness of a
belief in violence. They still can not
see that a million spent in perfect­ MISSIONARY PROGRAM FRIDAY ,
ing a world-machinery of peace and
NIGHT AT SPRINGBROOK
law Is better "preparedness” than a
billion Bpent In getting ready to
An interesting missionary program
fight.
has been prepared by, Springbrook
No permanent progress has evet
Friends and will be given Friday
been due to fighting: it has all come evening of this week at 7:30 o’clock.
through cooperation.
Chinese and Japanese will be repre­
The maniac who exploded the sented in costumes. Among other
bomb in Wall street is but a symp­
features will be a male sextette.
tom of a world-wide delusion.
Japaneese drill, recitations, etc.
He is one of a class, including the
Everybody welcome.
No admis­
striker who murders or burns, the
sion fee but an opportunity to help
kaiser, the eaar, the bolshevik, the
bear some of the expenses will be
“ direct action” advocate, and all the
given.
other fools who take a notion to
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play God.— (Copyright. 1920.)
CITY
ELECTION
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Leta Mildred Kneeland. Amity to
Charles Wesley Clayton Waldron.
Amity.
Bessie Irene Westfall. Amity, to
Richard Thomas Kidd. Dayton.
Following is the vote cast at
city election last Thursday:
Two Mill tax '. . Yea ?$L LN o
Charter Amend’t Yes 297 * No
Fire Equipment Yes 362 No
Cow Ordinance
Yes 10# No
the
215
19k
145
416
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