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GRAPHIC. THURSDAY, MARCE S 3 , IMS
L a w * ClreulaUoa la Taaikttl b o a l r
Tualatin and west aid« Willamette wise law-abiding cittsena break the
valleys passing through Ntwbsrg and prohibition lawa with Impunity. If
that ia so, the law Itself la bad and
McMinnville and Hillsboro and For­ good men know It. and consequently
est Grove and connecting by means defy it, because they are powerless
NOTTAQB A DfMONO
of the highway through Yamhill and to change it.”
M i lora u 4 Puhl»
The people of the United 8tates
Carlton, the name oe the association
are
not powerless to change this
and
at
the
same
time
burden
the
tax­
PwbiUhed every Thursday m a ln f.
amendment.
The constitution pro­
payers
of
the
stkte
with
the
expense
Otte«: Qraphic Bid«.. 899) First SC
of beautification of these highways. vides that any amendment may be
Phone
. . W h i t e IS Newberg and McMinnville have both stricken out on the same basis, as
voiced their opposition to this move­ it was put in. But the fly in the
Butsrsd at the postone* at Newher*. ment and have given excellent rea­ ointment to the boozer is that he
Orsgsa. as soeoad class natter.
sons for not wishing to have their knows he is in the minority and can"
have his boose simply because the
SHOO PER TEAR DI ADVANCE highway so designated. ‘ Yet Miss
great
majority have taken it away
Braden continues to issue statements
from
him.
in
the
Portland
press
in
which
she
THURSDAY, MARCH 23. 1922
The Entertainer goes on to say
misrepresents the facts and gives the
impression that all is harmoniously that “ Whisky drinkers helped put the
TEAMWORK
working toward the final consum­ saloons out of business in Oregon"
Teamwork U one of the greatest mation of her own private wishes. with the implication that'they and
needs of the age. Teamwork be­ Recently she caused 'the publication others do not want to lose beer ami
speaks self-effacement for the sake of the statement that because of the light wines. There is a great deal of
of the advancement of the team 01 opposition of McMinnville to the noi^e being made on the part of these
the cause. We need teamwork in memorial loop idea lhat they were whoi .want to drink, to get beer and
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athletic endeavor. We need team going to leave the Walnut City off light wines back into legal use, but
work in civic affairs. We need it the memorial highway and make the they fail to give any publicity to the
in the business world, in the polit­ loop pass through Lafayette. Such a fact that 92 per cent of the liquor
ical world. In fact it is the great reason for changing the route would business of the country before the
need of the day. Could the nation appear petty on the face of it and saloons were voted out was In the
do away with the constant desire on brands the whole movement as being sale of beqr. If beer and light wines
the part of individuals to star them­ too small for much consideration, and should ever come back into legal use,
selves. even at the sacrifice of the yet the persistence with which pub­ we would have the old conditions
national good, we would take one of licity is sought and given this sort again for that would restore 92 per
the greatest steps forward in our of thing leads the Graphic to take up cent of the old business and It would
history. Take the effort for world the opposition lest it might be put be practically impossible to deal with
peace. When searched to the very through simply for( lack of opposi­ whiskey and heavier liquors under
bottom, the failure to agree upon a tion. Later it was announced that that condition. But there is little
program and get results may be McMinnville had withdrawn her op­ danger that it will come back for
traced to the desire of persons and position to the memorial loop idea the American people don’t want it.
parties to claim the glory of the and inference was made that the Forty-five of the* forty-eight states
achievement.
President Harding highway would be permitted to be in the union, have ratified the 18th
made one step in the right direction mapped through that city. The last amendment and New Jersey will
when he appointed Senator Under* issue of the, McMinnville News-Re­ probably make it forty-six in the
wood, a democrat, on the nation's porter iiylicates that the mayor of near future.
delegation. It would perhaps have McMinnville and others, in that city
There is no real tide in favor of
been better had he appointed two are still opposed to Miss Braden’ s boose, but there is a lot of noise on
from tha opposite party. The nation plans. We are led to ask, “ Where are the «art of a certain rough neck ele­
wants peace. . They care not what we, anyway?”
ment to make the people believe that
political party gives it. Let's forget
The planting of tress along such thej-e is such a movement. The En­
party lines and adopt the best peace a highway presents a real menace, tertainer is espousing a dead cause
program possible.
for the falling of the leaves on the and they should wake up to the fact
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Teamwork is needed in the state wet pavement provides a. slippery that under prohibition there are more
of Oregon today. We find the state surface which would undoubtedly dollars for their business than there
highway commission trying to Justi­ cause skidding and accidents. Fur­ were ih the days of the old saloons.
fy their existence and using every thermore the shade of the trees would
means in their" power to get results cast shadows and flickering lights in
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
that will bring them into the lime­
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the sun or moon shine which would
One of the big duties of American
light of public favor. We have be a menace to driverd. especially
citizens
is
the
duty1
’
to
make
use
of
bonded the state to get national road those unfamiliar with the highway.
money. We have bonded the coun­ Can we not find some more suitable the privilege of voting at the various
ties to get state road money. We way of providing a memorial to the election«. A warning m ay’ he seen
in the statement that 1000 names are
have used road district funds to help
soldiers who gave their lives in the to be stricken from the registration
get matched funds from the state and service? Newberg is working out a
nation. What is the result? We have plan for a memorial in this city and lists at this time because the regis­
some good high way a We have some if the state at large wants to have a trants have failed to vote at the last
that are already going to pieces. We memorial, doubtless a park or camp three-elections. The primaries will
have side roads that are absolutely site could be thus designated, and be here before we know it and every
“ WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY”
impassable in the winter. We have money could be spent In beautifica­ citizen who ca n ’ should see that the
paid dearly for all that we have got. tion and comfort adding buildings right kind of men are nominated.
In many cases this money was liter­ and other features which would be There is a great apathy on the part of
ally wasted. Extravagant methods, really beneficial as well as memorial. capable men to run for office. This
is alBo deplorable jand we should1
heavy overhead, useless expenditure,
In an article published elsewhere have good, keen honest business men
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FALSE ECONOMY
engineering blunders, etc., have con­ in. this paper, it is suggested that a
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in
our
various
offices
to
insure
prop­
To
take
a
chance
on
bargain
tires
vinced the public that the money referendum might be taken on this
Notary Public
Loans
Fire Insurance
they got by matching state and na- subject. We doubt if it is really wor­ er handling of the public monies and is no longer1-in vogue. "Gyp” tire
methods
have
boomeranged.
and
un­
public
affairs.
If
for
any
reason
' tional money was rather a lose than thy of going to such expense over, j
known tires have be^p shifted into
a gain. We have had a lack of team but certainly before any serious your registration has become invalid the discard. The low prices existing
work. There has not been an honest thought is given, a referendum or if you have not been registered, on standard lines today have left no
R e a l t o r s
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I x t e & C i
be sure and do so before April 15. place for shoddy tires. The motorist
desire on the part of the state high­ should be taken.
has
learned
from
costly
first-hand
You
can
register
with
F.
A.
Morris
way commission to save the people's
-te -
at the Newberg Land company of­ experience the difference between
Wa Handle Trades.
703 1-2 First St.
money. Nor have the people coop­
fice.
Also, if yop know of any capa­ true and false economy in tires. To
SHALL
THE
CONSTITUTION
BE
erated with the department to help
get something for nothing isn’t done.
ble man who wdipld make a good of­ Dependable tires are not «old at
JUNKED?
them accomplish good roads at a low
ficial, urge' him to run for office.
shoddy prices.' It costs no more to
cost.
The public service commis­
The Graphic Is in receipt of the
buy a Kelly. Motor Inn.
25tl
sion. the various state institutions, first copy of “ The Entertainer,” a
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Unless congress quits quibbling
and state offices are all examples of a publication issued by the Shaw-Ju-
CARD OF THANKS
desire to advance individuals and hasz Amusement company of Port­ over who is going to get the credit
I qrish to express my appreciation
parties rather than the state and its land. We were inclined to throw the for disarmament and gets buRy and to those who contributed financial
citizens.
folder in the waste basket but our eye accomplishes those things which the assistance and also to those who as­
What’a the use of putting on tar every year, when Graphite
We need team work in our commu­ was caught by an editorial entitled American people were given to be­ sisted in other ways at the time of
my
accident
and
during
the
period
w
ill
last
for 15 yean.
nity affairs. Newberg is the best “ Prohibition.”
We don’ t suppose lieve they intended to do, we’ll all of time since while I have been un­
See
at for anything in the paint line.
little city in the state of Oregon. that there is anyone who reads the turn Bolsheviks. There are a lot of able to work and earn support for
people
who
are
seeing
red
already.
That is not bluff and hot air. It is Graphic who does not know what
myself and family.
Leander Allumbaugh.
a plain fact. We have a wonderful stand we take on this question and it Let’s have more action and less ar­
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location: a splendid climate: a good is not our purpose here to uphold the gument.
Phone Black 75
East Pint St
DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy­
people; an excellent surrounding 18th amendment simply to let the
sician, U. S. National Bank building.
There
are
lots
of
proposals
for
tax
country. What do we need? Simply public know our position. However,
McMinnville.
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better team work. Everyone boost­ so flagrant an article as that pub­ reduction, but so far the average
ing for Newberg. Petty personal and lished in the Entertainer should not office holder hasn’ t suggested real
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Subscriptions for the Oregonian
factional ambitions forgotten and go unanswered by a red-blooded economy. The public are demanding
that, and until someone arises with a taken at Graham’s Drug Store. Dai­
teamwork accomplishing for the com­ American citizen.
llt f.
real plan to give us economy in gov­ ly and Sunday 75c month.
munity what individual effort could
The eighteenth^ amendment was
ernment
affairs,
we’re
going
to
re­
never do. How did Newberg win the adopted by the people of the United
NOTICE
district championship in basket ball? States by the greatest majority ever serve our support in the coming elec­
In the District Court of the Uni­
tion.
The citizen« got behind the team and given any amendment. It was adopt­
ted States for the District of Oregon.
showed them that they were support­ ed only after years of study of the
United States of America, Libel­
There Is no doubt that there are a
ing and encouraginng them. That -subject on the part of the citizens of
lot of things which we need in the ant,
vs.
was teamwork. That’s what we need the country and after it had been
way of public Improvements, etc.,
Fifty Cases of Adulterated Food
all the time. Team work will build tried out in many states. In fact the
but until some way can be evolved labeled In part “ Cape Spiney Lob­
the new community memorial build­ majority of the United States was
to do away with drawing on a de­ ster.”
ing. Teamwork will win the first under prohibition rule by state en
Public notice is hereby given that
pleted treasury and increasing taxa­ on the 20th day of February, 1922,
prize at the Rose festival this year. actment before the national amend­
tion; to get these things, we’re going at Newberg, Oregon. 50 cases of
Teamwork will secure new indus­ ment went into effect. The eigh
to say “ N o!”
Adulterated Food labeled in part
tries for Newberg and maintain the teenth amendment is an integral part
“Cape Spiney Lobster” were arrested
ones we have.
of our constitution and we predict
There Is only one fair and honest and! taken into the possession of and
If yon catoh a cold, keep
When you bear a fellow say, "I will never be taken out. If we are way to do business. That Is to have are now in the possession of the Uni­
don’t believe that move or that prop­ good American citizens we must up­ a price on anything and make the ted 8tates Marshal for the District of
V yon have a fever, keep
osition is going to succeed” Just put hold this eighteenth amendment as same price to everyone. We do busi­ Oregon, pursuant to a warrant and
on that basis. You know that process duly Issued by the Clerk of
it down in your mind that that fel- j we do the rMt of tbe constitution, ness
when the Graphic serves you in any the United States District Court for
If yon get neuralgia, kesp
low is not part of the team working j t |s the will of the majority of the vay, that the service Is backed up by the District of Oregon, in a suit for
to accomplish ft. Such poison will people and should be respected as character and a desire to please. We condemnation and forfeiture entitled
If your bonus ashs, keep wane.
never do anyone or any community such. The whole foundation of our are here to stay and want your busi­ “United States of America, Libelant,
vs. Fifty Cases of Adulterated Food
good. Admit the weaknesses if there country is baaed upon this rule. To ness through all the years to come as labeled In part ‘Cape Spiney Lob­
well as that little Job of printing
are any, but forge ahead in spite of endeavor to thwart it Is absolutely which you may have right «now. We ster.’ brought under the provisions of
them and if possible help correct un-American.
will always treat you r1ght"for that Section Ten of the Food and Drugs
Act approved June 30, 1908; that all
them. No one can find faulf with a
We are not surprised to find back reason, too.
persons claiming any right, title and
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constructive critic, but the man who of this paper a man named 8tephen
Buy a good hot water hag, anoh as wo toll and guarantee, and
interest In and to the said cases of
Seaweed for Stiffener
Is always knocking is in a different Juhasz, for just about 99 per cent of
adulterated food, are hereby noti­
keep it handy. Wo tuny anything you nay have need at ia
class. Let’s have teamwork for New- the violations of the 18th amend­
In France seaweed finds utility a* fied to appear on or before April 10,
RUBBER GOODS at LOWEST PRIORS for tha QUALITY.
berg; for Oregon; for the United ment are by foreigners with unpro- a stiffener for mattresses and as size 1822, at Portland. Oregon, to show
for straw hats.
eause why the same should not be
States; everywhere; all the time.
nouncable names. How does this
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decreed against and forfeited to the
sound to an American citizen who be­
Doyles Tire Shop is the place to United States as adulterated and mis­
W INNIE’S STILL AFTER IT
lieves in the uprightness of the con­ buy tires. Ajax Paragon afe the branded food.
CLARENCE R. HOTCHKISS,
A very persistent organisation, stitution and the honesty of the kind to buy. 111.26 is the price for
United
States Marshal for the Dis­
30x2
ft
size.
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apparently composed chiefly of Mias American people; we quote from the
trict of Oregon.
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Winnie Braden of Portland, entitled Entertainer:
THOS. H. MAGUIRE,
•AR Y PORTLAND JOURNAL
the Memorial Loop Highway asso­
Assistant United States Attorney
“ A law that spells such Injustice delivered for 48c • month; daily and
ciation, is determined to fohft upon can never be enforced— or forced on Madey, S5c. . Subscribe of L. M. for the District of Oregon, Attorney
the people of those highways which red-blooded Americana! Champions Beefl, local agent. 821 Wsat Fifth for LibsUnt.
Date of first pub., March 9, 1922.
Call Blue 214 a beat trouble
4. ZW 4 I ..S . . a _______ «a ¡o f tht
condition of the country
nat. in Portland and traverse the admit that self-raspectlng and other-
Date of laet pub., March 23, 1922.
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