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Largest Clroulatloa In Yamhill County NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 88, 1881 to the more extended but like last year but of course no one can be Newberg Graphic return wise more significant term . C hrist blamed for that. The recording of mas. As for the Graphic, outside of births and deaths will not be so ex pensive next year as 910 has been sliced front this item In one fell blow. We don’t know w hether It is supposed there will be lesa births under the high cost of government or w hether there will be fewer WHERE IS THE END? The county budget m eeting will be deaths. At any rale It Is evident held at the' county court house In j that people are not supposed to go McMinnville on Thursday, Decern insane over conditions, for this item , her 29. which is next week. Local has been cut front 9300 to 9100. should take special note We predict th at this will not be 1 $2.00 Per Year in Advance of taxpayers this fact and be on hand to see enough, however. P rinting will bo . next year says the budget THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1921 that the budget for next year is cheaper trimmed down to reasonable pro committee. It was $1000 last year; portions. The budget as published and for 1,922 they estim ate it at 9750 ' MERRY CHRISTMAS th is year calls for a total budget al Judging by the lower printing costs | We would join with the friends lowance of 9546.070, as compared we presume that even with addi-1 and well wishers of you all in wish with 1464.148 last year. It is esti tional requirem ents, this will cover i ing you a Merry Christmas. We have mated th at it will be necessary to this Item. no reason to believe that it will not raise by taxation this year $484,- County high school tax has jump be a,'m erry one for us all. and we 113.17, the balance to come from ed from $12.000 to $28.000 and the! hope that old Santa Claus will be fees and various funds. general road fund has Increased by ! especially good to all our readers Last year taxes were high; Un- ' 92 . 900 . Some Items are so given as th is coming Christm as day. We can reasonably so. Anyone who had to j to make com parisons difficult and j not help but feel a tinge of sadness help pay them will adm it It. Yet the “ me are given in m ills only. How- when we think of the thousands of proposed budget calls for an increase ever, after giving moat departm ents little folks in far away lands who in expenditures for the coming year and items increases, it Is evident that will go both hungry and cold on this of almost $100.000 over last year, i som ething m ight still have been Christm as day. w ithout the gifts You will probably w ant to know j overlooked and an emergency fund which should gladden the hearts of why this is so and perhaps the county \ waa created am ounting to $5.000 for all little ones at this holiday season, court can fully explain the why of it. ; 1922. This does not appear In any but we must certainly feel grateful We adm it th at we cun’t. H ow ever.. °f previous years. th at Providence has surrounded us we can analyze the budget .to some We suppose it is utterly useless to with a wealth of good things which extent and in so doing find th at for expect economy or tAx reduction but makes our Christm as a joyful one. some reason most of the items enum should all steel ourselveB to these We truer that no person in Newberg erated show an increased estim ated endless tax raises and take our m ed-1 will know want and that no home expense over previous years. We icine even though it may come in j w ill miss the gladdening effect of had thought that with living costs large and bitter doses, but somehow S anta’s Christm as. And so we reit coming down and other expenses h it hum an nature is built th at way and erate. "A Merry Christm as to all.” ting the toboggan that surely govern we cannot help but hope th at some ment expenses would drop, 6ut ap- time, somewhere, someone will TOWNLEY’S NEW PLAN parently we should have consulted spring up and really cham pion the ! A. C. Townley, the leader and the powers th at be at McMinnville TflTCTWtS of the taxpayers to thè pòIntT guiding spirit of the N on-Partisan before we did our thinkinng. For where we will really get economy in league has far reaching plans for en the most casual observer can see th at governm ent and w ith it eventual larging the influence of this organ instead of coming down they are go- tax reductions. If not. where is the isation at the expiration of the jail inng up. But then we should not end? sentence he is now serving in Minne expect to understand such things for sota for disloyal utterances during none but the students of political T ravelling men and others who I been around] over the co u n try 1 the war. “economy” are supposed to know have state th at everyw here business is j Townley is reported ais being anything about th at subject “ looking up.” Conditions through against the nom ination of candidates For exam ple we note that in 1918 out world are gradually retu rn in future by the league. Instead the the county sheriffs office expended ing to the norm al and the great m ajority league will endorse the candidates $5041; in 1919 this same office of businessmen public men are 1 of any party, who subscribe to its spent $5297; in 1920 it was $6131; assum ing a more and optim program , som ewhat as the A nti-sa in 1921 the budget for county sher the im m ediate future. istic view of loon league and other political o r iff was $5560, and in 1922 economy ganizations have done. cuts this office’s estim ated necessary One of the finest ! Chrfstm as p res-. The new plan is to elim inate of expenses down to 910,000. But which, we can all rejoice over is fice seekers from the organization, the sheriffs office is not alone in ents the outlook for world peace and re who when they get in power, turn , this class of economy cuts for the newed prosperity. traito r to the league, according t o ' county clerk, county treasurer and Townley. I county assessor all come under the begins to look like old Santa This procedure is more dangerous axe for higher appropriations in was It goini^to give us real Christm as th an the old in spreading the Town- 1922. Relief is to be seen however w eather. ley socialistic idea as it underm ines in the fact th at the county court has existing political parties with their decided that it can wiggle along on Brrr! in the m orning. But isn’t own candidates. 93600 as it did in 1920 and 1921 the sun warm and nice at noonday. and the county school superintendent ----------- rTTRlST MAR — fw lir actually get less money In 1922 SERIOUS H0B0 PROBLEM There is a tendency on the part of under the proposed budget than he IS SHOWN BY REPORT *’?ny people to supplant the word did either in 1920 or 1921 although he will still be getting over 9700 Christm as with that uglier, less In the month of October 20,634 m eaningful word, Xmas. Tfcie more than he did in 1918. These undesirable persons were put off the figures do not of course apply merely Graphic lam ents the grow th of this trains or premises of the Southern custom and we would urge its com , to the officer’s salary but to the ex Pacific company, according to aI re plete abandonm ent. Christm as, the pense which their departm ents will port made public by J. H. Dyer, gen eral m anager of the company. The birthday of Jesus Christ, is too glor require for the coming year. was presented by Dan O’Con ious an occasion and its significance The county recorder’s office will report nell, chief special agent, and showed too great to have it called Xmas. Of only require $260 more than in 1921 th at the total num ber of persons put course to some the X represents the and the health officer will m anage off the com pany’s property from Jan 1. 1921, to October 31 was 158,- cross and perhaps in this use of the his affairs on the same am ount as uary 286. The October figures were di shorter word they feel justified, but heretofore. Courthouse expense w ill vided by states as follows: how much better to think of th e /tri be $100 more than last year. California ............................. 11.621 4,856 umph of Christ rather than the cross, The interest on road bonds is one A riz o n a ............................ Oregon ................'........................ 2,110 how much better to celebrate it as of the big items of the bill which the Nevada ................................... 1.172 the birthday of our Savior rather public has to pay and this item has New Mexico........................ .. . . 751 jum ped from $19,800 in 1921 to than fill the day with whatever sad Utah .............................................. 124 ness may associate itself around the $40,000 for next year. Cattle in T hat the hobo problem Is a serious dem nity requires a 50 per cent raise one for both the railroads and the cross. . was pointed out by Dyer There is too great a tendency on over last year. Justice court takes public “ These figures,” he said, show that an Increase of $300 and circuit court the part of the public to sacrifice California is the Mecca of these per everything else in their pursuit of of $500 The care of the poor and sons. and, this means that the unem brevity and surely this is the only ' the county nurse will need 50 per ploym ent problem for this w inter be made worse by the presence excuse for ^he adoption of such an cent more than in 1921 and we pre will In this of such a large number incongruous word for our Lord’s dict th at if taxes keep on going up of people state who have no prospects for : th at there will be a still further in- birthday as Xmas. We should like to em ploym ent.— Ex. start a reform movement with a view j crease in this item of expense. to discarding completely this, to our The general bridge and repair fund STATE TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION minds, highly improper name, and ; will necessitate 95,000 more than NBTTAGE * BrMON* Hdtters and PublUfcera Published ever y Thursday event»*. Office : Graphic Bid*.. Pirat St. Pkeae .......................................W hite 33 E ntered at the pestoffice at Newher*. Ore*ea. aa aeoend class m atter. advertising where we feel obliged to adopt the terminology of the adver tiser. we shall alw ays call it Christmas. ------------ ----- _ _ t — .............. --------- OF LEATHER GOODS W ill prove useful and durable WE HAVE A GOOD L IN E OF Bags, Suitcases, Puttees, Gloves, Bill Books, Purses and other Le ath e r G o o d s ftove lties A U TOYS GOLDEN RULE 4 . THE STORE OF SEE-VAUTON CO. Useful Gifts at Reasonable Prices Wool and Cashmere Hose for Men SERVICE Young Men’s Caps-new styles and Prices f— ....... -...... ' ..........„ WATERPROOF Christmas Toys Your Shoes and U»e Hubberd’s IT Holly Boxes Shoe Grease r~ __________1 fiifts a D / v elightful llg IIU u l V III1° 1 We Give Wrapped in Overcoats at You Holly P a p e r Lowest Prices Service W e w ish all a M erry C hristm as. K ind ly give us th e nam es o f any deserving children w ho will not be otherw ise rem em b ered w ith toys. Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes and Rubbers 1 1 ................. 11 ■ n in 1 * »■ * ■ .1 GOLDEN RULE SEE-VALITON CO. W h e r e y o u r d o lla r d o e s it s d u ty T '.f For the JO NES & SCO TT I R eal E state BEST SPRAYS of all kinds you will find our prices right. 9 0 6 E ast First St., Newberg, Oregon NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK AFTER YOUR ROOF What’s die use of putting on tar every yeaT, when Graphite will last for IS yean. See us for anything in the paint line. We Make Collections WE SUE IN OUR NAME WE PAY THE EXPENSES WE TAKE THE BLAME NO COLLECTION NO CHARGE KN IG H T ADJUSTM ENT CO. J. I. K night. President, McMinnville, Oregon J. J. Stangel, M anager, Hillsboro, Oregon B. A. RUSSELL Veterinarian Phone Black 187 Newberg Superintendent Mary L. Fulkerson, president of the State Teachers’ as sociation, announces the annual con vention of the association to be held in the Lincoln high school in Port land. December 27-28-29-30. 1921. The headquarters of the association will be in the Portland hotel. The Funeral Director—Embalmer first day will he taken up with the m eetings of the standing committees. Res. Blue TELEPHONES Office. Green 118. All day Wednesday will be given up Horae draw 119. n or Auto F uneral Car to the section of the representative Satisfaction G uaranteed. council, which transacts all business for the association. General assem- / biles and departm ent meetings will be held on Thursday and Friday The two leading speakers of the convention will be Dr. Charles H. LIVE STOCK and GENERAL , Judd, director of the school of edu FARM SALES. cation of the university of Chicago, ! and Dr. Marlon Leroy Burton, pres Phone, 19s26 ident of the university of Michigan' N. P. NELSON Each will appear twice on the pro gram of the general sessions, and each will speak in departm ents. V.. , Spivey’s Paint Store Phone Black 75 910 East First St. W e se G /rrs I .*>/?£ | C W.W. Hollingsworth Co. ESTABLISHED 1900 You can stiffen rugs and make Reliable Funeral Directors Lady A ssistant them lay flat on the floor by first heating, or vacuum cleaning, freeing Phone Black 94 Day or Night OREGON the rugs of all dust. Tack rugs NEWBERG. wrong side up on clean floor of un used room. Then with a paint or kalsomine brush go over the wrong side of the rugs with tepid glue, and Yamhill Go. Abstract let them remain on floor until dry. COMPANY Glue Is made by boiling half pound J. H GIBSON, Mgr. o rh e s t glue In about two quarts of wYler, stirring constantly until glue The only Abstract Books in Is dissolved. A half pound of glue County. will size a 9x12 Axmlnater and three M c M i n n Yamhill v i l l e . oreoon small rugs. y m st r m /N C. A. HODSON AUCTIONEER We make s special ty of berry and fruit farms. List yonr place with us for quick action. IV. Vincent Feed Store To Stiffen Rues A. C. SM ITH’S HARNESS SH O P ON • WILL MEET IN PORTLAND A Christmas Gift CLEAN UP P R O F U S /ON W e H ave a Full Line Of Useful and Sensible Holiday Gifts Ready for Inspection— Perfumes, Fancy Toilet Articles, Manicure Sets. Toilet Cases, Smokers’ Sundries, and other articles too numerous to mention. Look Over Our Suggestions Get the True Christmas Spirit that prevails here and you will solve many a Gift Problem at this store. 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