Largest Circulation In YamhiljCouBtf
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. IM I
New berg Graphic
how it Is done; whether by popular
subscription or by the club nr by
assessment or whatever plan may be
the most acceptable; bu( we hope
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that It will be done and thus let
Editors and Publisher*
the pebple across the river know
Published every Thursday evening. that we appreciate their trade, and
O ffice: Graphic Bldg.. <00 First St. we have the assurance of these peo­
ple that we will get it.
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atered at the poetoffice at Newberg.
Oregon, as second class matter.
BEE RIANS AR E STILL A L IV E
The Telephone-Register of Mc­
Minnville says “ Some rumors are
$100 Per Year in Adnnce (out that the Newberg Berry Festival
and the BerrtanB are doomed to fail
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1911
and that they will gradually lose
interest.” We don't know where the
CAM W E AFFORD ITT
T-R gets its authority for these rum­
Can we afford It. is a question ors. W » have never heard any suoh
which comes to everyone in this re­ rumors here In Newberg.
How­
construction period. It is perhaps ever. we do know that Newberg is
one of the most vital questions of ail for the Berrians and they are all
the day. and also one of the most far alive and very much so.
No one
reaching, for It applies to almost ever conceived the idea that the
everything v e do. We are dally be­ Berrians could accomplish things ev­
set with appeals and needs, which it ery day of the year of the magnl|pde
in necessary for us to analyse and and importance with the float in the
determine whether or not we can Rose Festival parade or the Berry
afford to accept the need as urgent Festival,. The Berrians are still ac­
« a d whether or not the appeal tive and are planning for future
ahould meet our sanction and ap­ events and future accomplishments
proval.
And under present condi­ which shall keep Newberg in the
tions we are much more thorough lead. We presume that it was in
la our analysis of these appeals and line with the Telephone-Register’s
much less ready* to give to every­ magnanimous policy of working fdr
thing which conies along, for money the good of the entire county, as re­
Is fsr less easy to obtain than it has cently outlined in an editorial on
•been in past years.
good roads, that they published the
Newberg has for the past severtil rumor that the Berrians were doom­
years. In fact ever since the comple­ ed. Of course they sugar coated the
tion of the Willamette river bridge, pill by saying that ‘‘The Berrians
been drawing a large amount of have such a fine start and so much
trade from the territory across the interest aroused that they must not
river in Marion county.
slack up their work.” Don’t worry
There are a large number of ex­ T-R. the Berrians will not slack up
cellent farms between here and St. and they will show the state of Ore­
Paul and also down the river toward gon that Yamhill county is not com­
Champoeg. Newberg is the natural posed entirely of McMinnville..» By
trading center for these farms, and
the way. when you get ready to hold
they have been coming here for their your walnut festival, come down and
goods. However, we are now faced let Dundee furnish your exhibits.
with the possibility of losing this
trade t^nless something is done im­
Newberg might well learn one
mediately to place the road leading
lesson from our county seat.
Or
fiom the pavement on Wynooski
rather
the
Newberg
merchants
street to the bridge in such condition
might well learn a lesson from the
as to make it possible to travel this
McMinnville merchants. That’s a les­
winter. This stretch of road is a
son in advertising. The merchants
disgrace.
It is pitted with holes
of our neighboring city on the south
and unless it is placed in better con­
have found that they can cooperate
dition this summer will be absolute­
in advertising campaigns to the mu­
ly impassible next winter.
tual benefit o9 gli. They hold sales
On the other hand Marion county
days, put on a cooperative advertis­
m putting the roads on the other
ing campaign which circularizes
aide of the river in excellent shape.
other communities, and thus in
The road <o Woodburn from St. Paul
many ways encourage outside buyers
w ill be paved and thus Newberg w ill
to come to McMinnville and do their
find that a fine trade which has
purchasing. In fact there are now
been coming here In the past w ill be
many persons who go from Newberg
diverted to the Marion county city
to McMinnville to make purchases.
unless we do something to make it
Newberg merchants could do this
poasfble for that trade to come here
same thing and have some advantage
under more favorable circumstance«.
over McMinnville merchants in do­
The question of. "can we afford it."
ing
if. We should be drawing trade
comes up of course. Can we afford
from McMinnville instead of having
to pave that short stretch from the
it go from here there.
The local
end *of the Wynooski street paving
merchants can spend no better mon­
to the bridge— a distance of less
ey than that which they might spend
than half a mile? Can we afford
in such a imlted effort to get a larg­
on the other hand to lose this valu­
er outside trade for Newberg. W #
able trade from across the river?
may be getting the greater part of
The Graphic believes that the
Newberg Commercial Club should the local trade, although it is prob­
able that we are not. but we should
get behind a movement to see that
certainly get a much larger outside
this short stretch of road is paved
hdfore winter sets in. We don’t care trade than we do.
n
Ì H p ili
Good Budding P ap er.
used properly in the walls and roof „
of any structure keeps out the cold
in winter and the heat in Slim m er
because it is a nonconductor—prac­
tically speaking.
Our Supply Is th e B est
the paper makers can produce, end we guar­
antee the wearing qualities to you. Gome
in and tell us your building plant. W e
can help you to save money and time and
avoid waste.
Our Customers Always Become
Business Friends
C. K. Spaulding
' Logging Co.
e
Sometimes the spirit la willing to
support home Industry bqt the op­
portunity is less. A Portlander en­
tered three stores asking for dehy-i
Orated prunes oft local production.
In two stores the attendants did not
know what he was talking about.
|In the third store a one-pound car­
ton was offered at five times the
price* of ordinary dried prunes. A
former Oregon girl writes: “ Last
week I tried three of New York's
best fruiterers for Oregon cherries.
Two offered me Yakima cherries
and told me they were from Oregon.
One offered me California cherrlee.
Does Oregon need publicity?” —
Journal.
“Veil doctor. If I got to die. I die lants. I can keep you alive a week
Portlaad-Newberg Motor la s Sche­
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.contented.
My life insurance la longer.”
dule Effective August 15, ISIS
“Don'd do it, doctor. Der bre-
subject to change without notice.
Newberg
Leave Portland
Imperial Hotel
4th und Aider
8:00 a. m. .
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9:30 u. m.
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Sat. and Sun.— only— Sat. and Sun.
11:16 p. m.
8:00 p. m.
Reservations for Theatre Parties,
etc.f or for Special Tripe call: Port­
land, phone Main 3914; Newberg,
phone Blaek 190.-
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NOTICE OF SHERIF F S SALE
Phone Bine 23
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Yam hill.
J. O. ROGERS, Plaintiff, vs. JAN-
EY McE. GALBREATH and SAM­
UEL GALBREATH, her husband.
Defendants. No. 6894.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution and order of
sale of real property issued out of
the above named Court In the above
entitled suit on the 19th day of July.
1921, upon and to enforce that cer­
tain decree, judgment and order of
sale made and entered in said Court
on the 28th day of June, 1921, be­
ing a decree entered in the above en­
titled suit to foreclose a lien under
delinquent tax certificate, In and by
which said decree it we ascertained
adjudged and decreed that Plaintiff
had a lien against the real property
hereinafter described for the sum of
9146.11 together with interest there­
on at the rate of fifteen per cent
per annum from the 1st day of
March. 1921, until paid, and the
further sum of 912.00 costs and dls-
' bursements of said Suit, and said
decree also ordered the sale of the
following described real property to
satisfy said tax Hen and cpsts of
foreclosing the same, which said
real property is described as follows,
to-wit:
A part of one acre tract No. One
(1 ) of Hurley’s Subdivision of a
part of the South Half of the Dona­
tion Land Claim of John H. Hess
and wife, in T. 3. S. R. 2. W. of the
Willamette Meridian in Yamhill
County, Oregon, which said part
thereof is more particularly described
as beginning at the South East cor­
ner of said Lot No. One (1 ). a id
running thence North Two Hund­
red 9ixteen (216) feeL
ThenCe
West One Hundred Twenty (120)
Feet; Thence South Two Hundred
Sixteen (216) Feet, and thence East
One Hundred Twenty (120) Feet to
the place of beginning.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
said execution, decree, judgment and
order of sale, and for the purpoae of
obtaining funds with which to sat­
isfy said Bums of money above men­
tioned, I will, on Saturday, the 20th
day of August. 1921, at the hour of
one o’clock P. M., of said day, at the
West door of the Court House in
McMinnville, Yamhill County. Ore­
gon, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, the
said real property above described
for the purpose of satisfying said
execution, judgment, order of sale,
costs and accruing costs.
F. B. FEROUSON,
Sheriff of Yamhill County,
Oregon.
R. L. Conner,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of 1st pub. Jnly 21. 1921.
Date of last pub. Aug. IS, 1921.
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Saunders .& Kaufman
Some warm these days, but think
of the sweltering east and take com­
fort in our really very moderate
weather and cool nights.
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The river is a very popular place
these days ant boat rides and swim­
ming parties are quite the thing.
"W 1 1 1 .
See Our Window!
ELECTR IC T R A IN SCHEDULE
Newberg should not forget that
The following Is the time of elec­
much of her. support and productive tric train arrivals at the city ticket
areas lie around Dundee and Spring- office at Newberg:
From Portland
brook. These two flourishing com­ To Portland
6:06 a. m.
9:03 a. m.
munities deserve the hearty support 9:50 a. m.
11:32 a. m.
of Newberg people. Their welfare
1:15 p. m.
2:20 p. m.
6:36 p. m.
is so closely llndted with oiuja that 4:06 p. m.
6:56 p. m.
it behooves us to help them succeed. 7:04 p. m.
2:50 a, m. Sun. only 13:45 a. m.
This also helds good for the many
bther communities hereabouts. St.
Paul, with her hop yards and ber­
ries; West Chehalem with her fine
apples, prunes and berries and In
fact every community which radi­
CONCRETE W O RK ERS
ates frdm Newberg is one of our as­
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sets and should be looked upon In
this light.
The swimming pool in the park
is proving very popular, but It ta
evident that there should be some
regulation of its use. Other cities
have found it necessary to pass rules
and see that they were enforced and
Newberg will have to do the same.
ton tousand dollars.”
mlum comes due der day after to­
’T think with the aid of stimu­ morrow."—Sunshine#.
yon
relish
relief
We
Laundry Service.
washday
onr
Fam ily
Onr driver
rest
'from
heavy
calls for everything at a defi­
work
these
warm -
nite time on definite days. W e
weather days?
wash everything; daintily iron
‘Tis true we can’t take yon
the flat pieces; fluff up the
to the seashore, or even bring,
bath
tourels
and
underwear
the mountain breeze—
e but we
ready to nse, and leave to yon
can take the fuss and fames of
only the ironing of the lighter
washday out of the home and
pieces, snch as many women
give yon leisure that w ill make
prefer tò do themselves.
each week pleasanter— and at
erything refreshingly clean—
a cost that’s most moderate.
and delivered to yonr door just
F o r the many bundles that
US?
this
part-tim e
E v­
as punctually as it’s collected.
> come to ns, the average cost is
Have You
call
from home labor*— at least a
Phone for fu ll information
bnt $1.00 to fl.5 0 — of coarse,
— you'll find
there are some that cost more;
this
others that cost less.
that you’ll appreciate.
home
mnch
more
vacation
to
service
GROCERIES,
N ew berg Laundry
C A N N E D GOODS
LU N C H GOODS,
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FRUITS, ETC.
“ Send'it to the JÛaun dry
Fresh Vegetabes are coming in.
Phone W hite 112
Get them Fresh.
Kenflrick’ s Grocer)
Corner First and Meridian
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THe errneR wew>$-
Tne f o b u c 3 a v s
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THERE’S MAGIC IN
the very nam e
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— Particularly if it comes from onr store.
W e have Ice Cream for yon to take home of Ice Cream for yon
W e’re certain that the pub­
lic feels quite friendly toward
us.
W e feel sure that we’ve
W H A T DE88ERT MORE APPEA LS
tried to please and onr busi­
to the Children or Grown-Ups as w ell— what treat is more ap­
ness friends and acquaintances
preciated downtown— than
assure ns that we have lucced-
ed.
Cleanliness is next to
Godliness and we’re on speak­
ing terms with public appre­
ciation.
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Shop Phone:
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Residence Phones:
Black S— Bine 6
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to eat here— all pnre, unadulterated, healthful Ioe Cream.
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ICE CREAM TH AT IS RIGHT?
Yon w ill find it so here.
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SERVICE
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