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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists Woodward as editor and publisher with a weekly Thursday issue priced at $1.00 per year in advance. The front indicates a farewell message and a light editorial note about readers taking care of themselves.
Registration books will stay open until May 15. Citizens urged to register if not yet done so.
Marion county reports Hofer of the Capital Journal a candidate for representative was issued free transportation up Salt Creek with his man Friday from Woodburn.
The writer chides Portland newspapers for arguing over San Francisco disaster coverage and urges them to devote effort to statewide election news to better inform readers.
A strong endorsement praises Dr. Withycomb as a clean capable candidate to lead the Republican ticket for governor. It argues no Republican could justify voting for a Democrat when facing his qualifications and unimpeachable personal habits.
Friday's election shows newspapers bought by candidates failed to sway readers. Advertising and editorial columns bought as endorsements lacked credibility and impact, leaving readers wary of paid political exhortation.
A note from this office extends condolences to the Tillamook Headlight and other First Congressional District newspapers that offered advice to the Graphic during the campaign. It notes their confident forecast and the painful realization after election results.
After selecting candidates, attention turns to June amendments. Some voters vote against all, which is safer yet unwise. Some amendments deserve affirmative votes while others merit a decisive negative. Don’t vote blindly. Think carefully.
The Oregon Sidelight column in the Portland Journal mocks the accuracy of notes about Newberg’s water system. It notes Newberg already operates its own system since ten years and questions claims of plans for more water.
The sweeping victory of W. C. Hawley reflects a strong Republican performance in the race, signaling a decisive win and broad support across the electorate. Hawley secured a notable triumph, with results portraying a clear mandate for his platform.
voters rewarded him with confidence at the polls as unscrupulous politicians face a lesson that vile circulars and anonymous letters carry little weight. The people saw a masterful man in Hawley and pinned their faith, believing he will make Oregon an ideal congressman.
Opinion argues the first direct primary shows many capable candidates for June elections. Critics overstate failure as voter turnout was lower than ideal, but the reform offers real representation, cleaner politics, and a break from party boss control.
Ethel Taylor McKillop writes from Mulanay about daily life during a ten week stay in the Philippines. She details camp life, schooling with Vicente, meals cooked from canned goods, and visits by Americans. The journal notes few connections to civilization, local customs, and schooling challenges with native students.
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