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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY. APRIL 81. 1981
Large* Circulation la T ambili County.
We hope that Portland will suc­
ceed ip yetting the exposition In
1936. It will be a fine thing for New­
NOTTAOB * DIMOND
berg Hundreds of thousands of peo­
Editors and Publishers.
ple will visit Portland and thousands
of them will visit the adjacent coun­
Published every Thursday
try. Newberg should make early pre­
Ottica: Graphic Bid«.. «0« U n i S t parations to get many of these visit­
ors to come here and see the many
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superior advantages which we enjoy.
has a family of four children, two
I g r ic u l t u r a l n o t e s
sons
and two daughters.
FROM HIGH 9CH00L
He will occupy his new pulpit the
If it were not so serious from an first time next Sunday and will move
economic standpoint, it would simply 1 to McMinnville as soon as his school
cause the farmer to laugh heartily closes in June.— Telephone-Register.
were he to read such remarks as we
are told by The Rural New Yorker
were made by the Hbn.. Norman J.
ELECTRIC TRAIN SCHEDULE
Gould, representing the thirty-sixth
The following is the time of elec­
congressional district. New York tric train arrivals at the city ticket
State, during a recent attack on the office at Newberg:
bureau. He charged the bureau To Portland
Prom Portland
■stared at the postoffice at Newberg, | Newberg will never achieve great­ ¡farm
j
was
arbitrarily trying to increase 6:06 a. m.
9:03 ax m.
Oregon, as second class matter.
ness through patronising Portland prices hy restricting production, and 9:50 a. m.
11:33 a . m.
getting properly keyed up from 1:16 p. m.
3:30 p. m.
industries. We are proud of our many after dramatic
standpoint, burst forth 4:06 p. m.
$L00 Per Year in Adrance industries and we should help main­ jthe
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{With the, to him. supposedly enlight­ 7:04 p. m.
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tain them by giving them our patron­ ening statement that the.farm bureau 3:60 a. m Sunday only 13:45 a. m.
THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1921
is "absolutely dangerous to thehealth
age Just as far as possible.
and prosperity of the country.”
The New York State Federation of PortU nd-N ew bng M otor Bas Soho-
The auto accident on the highway
•THE BERRIANS.”
last Sunday afternoon should be a Farm Bureaus came back at him in
dale Effective August I f , 1919
a rather dignified way. ^evidently
The idea of adopting the name warning to all autoists about trying Intending
to be diplomatic. The re­
"The Berrians" to be used here in to overtake another car unless they sponse was not heartily approved by Subject te change without notice.
Leave Newberg
Newberg seems to be meeting with are absolutely sure of a clear road the farmers, but the come-back of Leave Portland
Mr. H. S. Fdllager of .Yates county, 4th and Alder
Imperial Hotel
favor from many quarters. There is ahead.
met
with
instant
whole-souled
bacsk-
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9
a.
m.
1:00 a. m.
a great possibility in the proposition
ing. Mr. Yates said, among other
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a.
m.
19:00
a. m.
In
the
matter
of
building
homes
and the public is not slow to see this
things. “I want to ask you. Mr. Gould,
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11:00 a. m.
and are calling for some action to put Newberg people seem to have adopted who has a better right to regulate
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1:00 p. m.
the matter into concrete form. We a "you first" policy. We need more production than the farmer? The
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would suggest the organization of a new houses and everyone should be coal operators cut all production in
9rder to create an artificial short­
4 :16 p.
body similar to the Salem Cherrians ready to help out. ,
age. Result— the public unable to
6:89 p.
and the Portland Rbsarians to give
get coal at any price. Did you or
We notice that quite a good many congress say anything? Woolen mills
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9:30 p.
the matter form and publicity. As
stated in Prof. Kilham’s article last Newberg people have taken advan­ and cotton mills, in fact all manu~
are doing little or nothing, Sat. and Sun.—only—S a t and Sun.
week, this is a berry center and will tage of the clean-up period, but why facturers
leaving the raw material that they
not
take
the
lesson
to
heart
and
keep
11:99 p. m.
9:00 p. ss.
be even more so in the future. What
should use in the producers hands.
the
premises
clean?
Reservations
for
Theatre
Parties,
could be more appropriate than to
This, you no doubt, think perfectly
proper.
etc.,
or
for
Special
Tripe
oall
organize a .bo<Jy and adopt a name
One of the best ways to boost New­
"I wonder how long you would Portland Phone ............ lfaln SS14
which would advertise our commun­ berg is to buy Newberg goods . A
continue to make a certain line of Newberg P h o n e ................Black 130
ity and its adaptability for the grow­ dollar spent elsewhere will never help pumps for the fanner when it was
ing of berries?
plain to you that there would be a
build op your own community.
surplus
and you could not see a pos­
Would It not be a fine thing if we
sible profit; and I want to remind
A hen In the coop is worth a dozen you, Mr. Gould, that it will be mighty
could have an organization of several
hundred business people and farmers in the garden these days.
few pumps you will sell unless the
farmer does make a profit
who would help give Newberg some
“You condemn our organisation
EXCURSION FARE IN AGAIN
valuable outside advertising by use
because we desire to control our own
of this name and by visiting Portland
San Francisco, Cal., ‘April 18.— products. Well, who in the name of
during the Rose Show and Salem dur­ Re-establishment of excursion rates justice, has a better right than the
as you do your food
ing the State Fair and letting the to all points east by all transconti­ farmer? Surely not the food apecg
people of'the state know that we are nental roads, was announced by the lator or profiteer! * Another matter
Pacific company today. The seems to be worrying you .quite a
really alive and doing something in Southern
rates were suspended In 1917.
little; that is the activities of the
Newberg?
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Tickets will be sold from June 16 farm organizations relative to mat­
And why not a berry carnival? to August 15 and the time limit will ters of legislation.
I t is the most sensible, eco­
Portland has her Rose Festival, Pen­ be October 31. The old excursion
"Organised Industry asks for spec­
nomical way.
rate
o(
one
and
one-third
fares
for
dleton her Round-Up, Salem her
ial acts; also organted labor, not
the round trip will be restored.
only asks but demands special legis­
Cherry Fair, McMinnville is advertis­
I t is much better th an paying
Excursion rates on these carriers lation. Why then, pray, has not or­
high
prices fo r soap, starch,
ing- herself as the Walnut City. We to all points west were announced ganised
agriculture the same right to
believe that something of this nature some months ago. Today’s order re­ ask or recommend certain law s that
fuel, and not getting as de­
could be easily handled and would turns the roads to the old excursion they believe w ill be of benefit, not
pendable results.
status.—Oregonian.
only to their own business, but to all
prove to be of great benefit in bring­
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Thousands of good house­
ing the berry growing industry into Oil fev er Breaking Out In This Dis­ co-related interests?"
keepers
hare found it tho b et­
Mr.
Gould,
it
is
claimed,
represents
prominence. We believe that the
tric t Again.
certain big interests that are fighting
te
r
way—you
w in, too, when
Idea is a good one and think that
News of the striking of oil at Ami­ the Farm Bureau. Let us be warned
yon
hare
given
it a tr ia l
steps should be taken at once to adopt ty. which, while not substantiated by
“fight the devil witkJiiajawn'
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weapons”
in
this
state.
this name for Newberg and adjacent first-hand information, has been cir­
culating persistently here the past
territory.
few days, has brought a new vision
of prosperity before the eyes of some New Pastor for M ethodist Church at
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"A penny saved ia a penny earned." of our folks and it is understood that
_ McMinnville.
No one will dispute the wisdom of there is being formed here a Joint
Rev. Milton A. Marcy of Dayton
this saying, but if everyone tried to stock company to make arrangements has bee nappolnted by Bishop Shep­
to search for oil in this vicinity. From
save every penny they made, it would the Yonderlea farm of J. B. McNer- ard as pastor of the McMinnvlU# M.
not be long until Industry Itself ney A Son, a couple of miles from E. church. Rev. Marcy is one of the
would cease. Extravagance should town, comes news of the discovery of leading young men of the Oregon
conference. He is a graduate of W ill­
never be condoned, but penurious­ what seems to be traces of this valu­ amette University In class of 1916,
able deposit. A very deep well on
ness is not always economy.
this farm, which is their chief water and also from Kimball School of The­
supply, has lately been practically ology same year. He was admitted
to the Oregon conference in 1911
There is probably no way to com­ spoiled by the appearance on the and served Falls City and Dayton,
water
of
£
thick,
dark,
inflammable
pel obedience to the headlight dim­ fluid and some of this has been bot­ being now in his sixth year on his
mer law, but if the person who does tled and sent away to be analyzed.— present charge and has made a fine
record.
not dim his lights upon the approach Carlton Sentinel.
Besides his work as pastor he has
of another auto could only compre­
taught in the public school of Dayton
hend his own danger in thus blinding
The Graphic has the largest cir­ for three years, the last year being
an approaching driver, he would not culation of any paper in Yamhill principal of the school. He has been
very successful in bis work among
county.
run the risk.
the young people, there being now
under construction in Dayton
church community hall, which will
be dedicated in June. Rev. Marcy
Newberg Graphic
Buy
Washing
WAIT
FOR
THIS
ANOTHER
ALUMINUM
SALE!
Many o f our customers were disappointed in not
getting articles at our last sale so wo persuaded the
Factory to Put Os Another Sate
Dish Pans
Tea Kettles
Percolators
Double Boilers
Berlin Kettles
Roasters, etc.
at $1.98 each
SEE LATER ANNOUNCEMENT
Larkin-Prince Hardware Company
by the Pound
Newberg Landry
“Particular Printing for Particsiar People”
CAN YOU B EA T IT?
We compete w ith the m ail order hom es and we guarantee our
p ain ts to be as good and o ar prioes as tew.
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HOUSE FAINT $2.50 A GALLON
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Phone » « A 890
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Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned administratrix has jfiloid
her final account in the estate of
Henry W. Kramer, deceased, with
the County Court of the State of Ore­
gon for Yamhill county, and that
said court has fixed May 21st, 1921,
at 10 o’clock a. m. on said date at
the county court room in the court
house at McMinnville, Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing upon said
final account.
Therefore, all persons Interested
in said estate are hereby required to
be present at said time and place to
show cause, if any, why said final ac­
count should not be allowed, said cl
tate bi closed and said administratrix
be discharged, and her'bondsmen ex­
onerated.
Dated April 21st, 1921.
Eunice J. Kramer,
Administratrix of the estate of
Henry W. Kramer, deceased.
C. R. Chapin, attorney for estate.
First Pub. April 21. 1921.
LaBt Pub. May 19th, 1921.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned executrix of the last w ill
and testament of Cyrene Palmer, de­
ceased, haa filed her final account in
said estate in the County Court of
the State of Oregon and Yamhill
County, and that said Court hag fixed
Monday. May 2nd, 1921, at 10 o’clock
a. m. on said date at the court room
of said Court at the court hones in
the City of McMinnville, Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing on
sal(J final account.
Therefore, all persons interested in
said estate are hereby notified to be
present at Mid time and place to
■how cause, if any, why the said final
accouat should not be allowed and
approved. m !4 executrix discharged
and Mid estate finally cloMd.
MARY P. JOHNSON,
Executrix of the last will and tes­
tament of Cyrene Palmer, d< r*aeed.
C. R .Chapin, attorney for estate.
First publication, March 31st,
1931.
Last publication, April 38th, 1931.
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