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Largest Circulation In Yamhill County. HEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. MAY 19. 1991 Newberg Graphic "V NOTTAGE * DIMOND editor» and Publishers. Published every Thursday mornlfag Office: Graphic Bldg , SO« First 8t. Phone................'.............. White 33 Entered at the poetofflce at Newberg. Oregon, as second class matter. $2.00 Per Year in Advance THURSDAY. M AY 19. 1921 IK MEMORIAM One week from next Tuesday will be Memorial Day— the day on which we are supposed to pay tribute to the ■ memory of those departed ones who have given up their lives in the ser vice of their country. We have seen this day celebrated in many places and in many #*ys. but there is only one right way to observe the occasion. The memory of those men and boys, who made the supreme sacrifice in the wars of the past that our nation might be a better place for future generations, is too sacred for any but the highest type of service— the most reverent ceremonies. It Is not a day for celebration or hilarity, but a day for the quiet paying of our deepest respects. Not only shbuld the day be cele brated by the G. A. R.. the Spanish American War veterans and the American Legion, but 11 should be observed by all citisens everywhere. .Everyone should feel the great debt which they owe to these men and boys and should do this least poss ible homage to them. What a wonderful thing it was which prompted these men and boys o f the yester years to go forth to bat tle In the defense of home and na tion and how heroic many of them were 'tn leaving their hbrrfes and •dear ones, well knowing that they might never again Join the home circle. How much better, too. is the world today because these men and boys were willing to make these sac rifices. the benifits of which we en. Joy. How small then and unworthy we ahouid ~be If vve M W to remetn- ber and do honor to these who sac- - rif iced all for us. Yes, poppies still bloom in Flan- der's field; rhododendrons still wave in the southland; and wild flowers -itUl flourish in Cuba and the Phillip- pmes, but what of us here at home in the secure enjoyment of home privileges? We cannot fail these who have made our grehter enjoy ment possible. Let us make this Memorial Day all that is good and sacred in the memory of our de parted heroes. cants are rendered sterile; to estab lish requirements of physicians' certi ficates and providing for an appeal from the order of the county clerk denying the license. One has only to visit the state hos pital for the insane at Salem to have the importance of the passage of such a law forcefully impressed upon them We cannot afford, merely front the standpoint of economics, to go on propagating a race of persons whose sanity is predestinated to be unbalanced. Our state hospital is' full of those who from various causes have become mentally unbalanced. There are hundreds of others who are not so seriously affected as »to need incarceration and yet if allowed to marry and propagate the race, they present a real menace to society. Cer tainly they should be allowed life and ail of the happiness which they can get out of it. but they should not be allowed to go on creating misery for future generations. "Recent investigations have proven that from 75 to 80 per cent of feeble mindedness is attributable to hered ity.” says Dr. J. N. Smith, superin tendent of the Oregon state hospital for the feeble-minded. Here is an opportulnty through the passage of this law to end the exceedingly heavy burden placed upon the public for the support of a state Institution, at least for future generations, and we be lieve that the voters should pass this bill by all means. We note tn one of our exchanges this week that the bakery in the town in which that paper was pub lished was forced to suspend business because of so much outside bread being sold through the stores there. That is poor way to encourage home industry. We cannot fail to feel that the same condition may con front Newberg whenever we see these big Portland bakery trucks come into town each morning. We believe that the local bakeries should be" given the preference at all times. We can never build up Newberg on any other program than this. With street paving and sidewalk work going on, Newberg is rapidly becoming. * busy place. Berry pick ing will seen commence and from then on until fall the farming com munities will also be hives of in- dut-uy. We cannot help but admire the beautiful shade trees on some of our streets and at the same time we feel like joining with the ladies o f the Civic Improvement Club In strongly protesting against the cutting down of these masterpieces of nature. We have noticed that it is always the fellow who stays at home and refuses to take a part in his commun THE HYGIENIC L A W ity affairs, who is always the loud est In his condemnation of those who There tw at least one bill which is to be voted upon at the coming special are trying to do something. It Is election which we should like to have always easier to talk than to do. ra opportunity to vote for. This is the bill known as the "H ygienic Mar Don't forget the mass meeting of riage Examination and License Bill.” “ The BerrianB” on Tuesday night of and is being referred to the people by next week. Come out and learn what the legislature. The bill seeks to re is being done. Lend your moral sup quire both applicants for a marriage port to the organization and help /¡teense to submit to and pass an ex get it started right. amination by a regularly licensed and Those fellows, who were kicking competent physician as to their health, in regard to contagious or some months ago. about the rain, communicable venereal disease and will soon be wanting it back and mentality, and In case of failure to kicking about the hot weather in pass such examination, prohibiting stead. Some people are just natur marriage unless one or both appli- ally born to kick anyhow. Announcement F O LL O W THE C R O W D TO “ Handt’s Market” Always busy because we always sell Highest Quality Meats at Most Reasonable Prices. DEMAND RED CROWN GASOLINE • ‘ P O S IT IV E L Y Economy Items for Saturday« - per Gallon 20c Pot Roast, 13c Pork Roast, Boiling Beef, 10c Ham burger 15c Lard, 19c V e a l Chops, 22 l-2c Heavy Bacon, 29c Pork Chops, 22 l-2c RouncTStealc, 20c . More Mileage BETTER BY TEST is STRAIGHT REFINERY rr * HANDT’S The Big White Sanitary Meat Market a Gasoline Resources and Equipment Red Crown Gasoline B E H IN D Makes a sufficient supply for the dealer and makes it the BEST There’s many a fellow who is say GRATE SHOW ing “ That's just my luck” who should : On ToosAa/ evening. May 24, the be saying. “ 1 wish I had tried • Delta Gamma Class of the Presby terian Sunday School will give a harder.” trooly youneek and larfable program at the Presbyterian Church. A cord- That boy berry project suggested yal invite is extended to the publick by Prof. Kilham was a good practic to bring the some of 25 sens? and be able idea. , WJh/ not" try it out with present on this grate and suspicious ocaahun. your boy. The Peek Sisters, who are univer sally conseeded to be the gratest ag CITY TAX IS LOW gravation of musical talunt witch The Oregon Voter gives some In 4 mm -ever towered the globe has bln terest tng figures tn a comparative engaged at treemenjus expence, to table of city , tax levies, comprising apperein our littel Bitty and w ill give the levies In forty-five towns and sum beeyiutiful renderatlons of cities of the state. These leviee are famllyus melerdles. given for city tax only and do not In The Hoodlums is another speshul clude school or county library lev feetyure witch will be hlly enter- ies or county road taxes. Newberg’s tainin, and there will also be a em- levy is given as 14 mills which, when, peraoniticator who will speek peaces compared to other towns and cities out of his head. ^ ...... ................. ..... is very reasonable. Prinevllle has A dramalick playlet will be acter the highest levy with 53.1 mills; out kawled "Dr? Francis Devine" while Sllverton has the lowest with and there will be anuther peace only 7.1 mills. There are only six kawled Romiet and Julio. cities with a lower levy than New One lady who has both arms gone berg and of these three are within (s a grate organizer. She kin play one mill of our levy. On!/ two cities the- organ with her nose. have levies below 10 mills, while Amongst the numeroslty of curiosi there are 24 between 10 and 20 ties you will se the Googley Goos, and mills; 10 between 20 and 30 mills; the Umpty Dumps, and others two six between 30 and 40 mills, and nunierus to menshun. three above forty mills. Kuni one. kum awl, to the grate ---------o--------- show, witch begins to start at ate o'clock. MARRIAGE LICENSE Admishun. 25 sense fur grown-ups. Kate Logan. Sheridan, to Roy 15 sense fur chlldrun. Clarence Heiney. Sheridan. -----------o----------- Georgie Virginia Jensen, Hope- well, to Thomas Wesley Verateeg. Try a Graphic Classified. Hopewell. 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