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V O L .X X V U I
NEWBERG, YA M H ILL COUNTY,
to make profitable when
FARM SURVEY BY M l difficult
made a main feature o f the tarm ANNUAL GATHERING
U.S. DEPT. EXPERT business.
BADGER ASSOCIATION
Production costs much more
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1916
one at Oregon City March 5th,
W .C . A. CELE­
as well as the prospect o f tw o or PACIFIC COLLEGE
Chapters before the Grand
BRATES JUBILEE more
WALLOPS MAC
Chapter meeting in Portland in
per bushel or per too on the
Talk What It small farm than on the large Have Big Food and Rarito
. Hdsnts of Bygone Days.
farm of the same type.
Diversity o f business is an im­
That Acer«#.
No. 22
Development
^
Giils.
May.
After the meetihg adjourned
Mrs. Evans served a six o ’clock
dinner to the members o f her
Chapter and their guest.
. Chapter L. gave a very suc-
tessful Leap Year party in the L
O. O; F. hall the evening of Feb­
ruary 29th, at which time a sil­
ver offering was taken, netting a
sum tor the educational fond.
portant factor o f success on the
r The local observance o f the
The Badger State Associate
ibilee Year o f the Young Worn-
A moderate de­ met ifi fifth annual session ii
W. F. Keys, ol the U. S. Dept, average farm.
Pacific College made it “ tw o
i
’
s
Christian
Association
culmi-
gree
o
f
diversity
is
better
than
I.
0
/
O.
F.
ball
last
Saturday
o f Farm Management, will be in
straight” over her ancient rival
in tw o public exercises,
Yamhill County tor the next either extreme. D iv e r s ifie d The weather. was not favoral
when she gave McMinnvilk Col­
Friday morning of last week
three-weeks malting a ' farm sur farming is often confused with tor a large attendance, but
lege the small end o f a 51-27
farming where there is a little of ingly had no chilling effect on t!
the other Tuesday o f this
score in the local gymnasium
vey of 75 or 100 farms.
everything
and
not
much
o
f
any­
Last Friday, March 3,
Badgers. There was no lack
last Friday night. The Mac
A farm survey includes a record
res the fiftieth anniversary of
team came down with a special
o f all farm operations for a year, thing. Either extreme lessens the cordial handclasp and
the
chances
of
success.
When
’
establishment
of
the
Y.
W.
C.
ly
greeting
characteristkof
t
train load o f rooters in a deter­
trom which can be tabulated the
., and the occasion was fitting-
mined effort to atone for the P.
profit or loss trom each crop on the price o f certain crops is very people, who were seen comi
low then live stock usually be­ with well filled lunch baskets
observed by a public meeting
C. victory earlkr in the season
each kind ot farm operation.
comes
desirable.
However,
if
the
Id
in
W
ood-Mar
Hall.
Rev.
about
ten
o
’clockjju
tthe
at
McMinnvilk, bat in the mod­
Every community ^of farmers
On Monday evening an enter­
returns
pey
animal
are
poor,
cash
JL.
C
ox
delivered
a
very
committee with Mrs. Isabel
has a few farmers who are much
tainment was given by members ern vernacular “ there was noth­
more successful than até their crops even at a low price are es­ as chairman and Mrs. J. W, ispinng address on tne theme o f the Pacific College Alnmni As­ ing doing.” The local team w as
luth’s Choke.”
Musk was
neighbors, accoqling to those sential. A well-balanced busi­ Moore and Mrs. C. M. Scott
sociation tor the benefit o f the primed for the occasion, and it
ness
insures
against
losses
and
imished
by
a
ladies’
chorus.
Was just a question o f h ow big
helpers, were there w ith a fire
engaged in the farm-manage­
college piano fond, before a fair
the score would be, and not o f
Tuesday mormpg the audi­
ment demonstration work car­ provides a much better utiliza­ the range and everything
sized audience, whkh received
torium was the scene o f a pag- the various numbers of the pro­ what team would win.
ried on by the department in co­ tion o f the labor and equipment. in the right direction toe a
M. S. Shrock,
w t which typified in a very
hot dinner. And the dining ri
operation with a number of the
At the beginning of the fray
gram with very apparent pleas­
County Agent. committee would not be
ilistk w ay the origin and
Northern .and Western States.
things looked rosy for the visi­
ure.
'
_
done, with Mrs. Chas. Chu
rowth of this organization.
As far as the work has gone in
tors,
bat Colcord and Harring­
Several interesting numbers
After a short devotional exercise
COW DM n SDK, APRIL 3 as chairman and *Mrs. M
21 states'it has been found that
ton
soon
saw what was needed
were rendered by an Edison
l>y Prof. R. W. Lewis, Miss Mil-
Jones and Mrs. Cora Rock
out of any group of 75 farmers
and
began
such air-tight guard­
Diamond“ D isc Phonograph,
Plans
are
well
under
w
ay
for
Pauline
Robertson
and
lred
Benson
announced
the
f h o aré operating under similar
oaned for the occasion bv Kienle ing that it was only occasionally
tral nature of the program, Sc Son.
conditions, one may always pick holding the first of what it is Moore as helpers..
Adding materially to from that time on that the Bap­
[iss
Norma
Harvey,
president
a doren or more whose farm hoped may prove a series of com­
Everything was done to
the variety and enjoyment of the tist forwards were abk to get
munity
meetings
in
Newberg
tor
the
local
association,
ap-
labor incomes are on the aver­
the people comfortable and
program, several number« were their “ eye’Hro the basket. And
eared next, dressed in the style given by a mixed quartet, which JU8t about the time the P. C.
age from $000 to $2,400 better the purpose of uniting in a good, “ a t home” while doing a
lady o f X866. She was fol-
than the average ot all. A differ­ rousing song program. The idea justice tb the excellent di
wa* doubled for the last very guard* g o t busy, the forwards
is
new
to
this
community,
but
>wed
by
Miss
Ruth
Hinshaw
as
ence ol from $900 to $1.200 be­
served to about 150 persons
effective number, “ Nightingale also began to “ take notice,” and '
modern
girl.
T
h
a
i
before
tween the better tanners and the has been tried out in numerous
The ’time before ...
friiff
f ' ' J ^ Mac’s sky g o t cloudier and
other cities, always with the
t
wo
appeared
a
long
proces-
average is very common.
spent in registering, looking
Especially happy was the select cloudier till the rain of P. C. bas­
greatest
success,
and
pleasure
to
of
girls
representing
the
These more successful tarms
old acquaintances^ and mak
tion of soloists. Mrs. D. D. kets was stopped by the final
Jus
years
in
between,
all
cannot be picked with an/cer­ the participants.
Coulson rendered Schubert’s im­ whistle. Replogk and Hinshaw
new ones..
On April 3 the people, ot New-
iphasofing the need fo r ' an promptu in A Flat Major, a were altogether too fast for their
tainty by their fine appearance
At 2 o ’clock, p. m.
inisation to better the coodi- particularly lovely, thing, with guards.
or by their good crops; by their berg, are ^ invited to meet in
T.
W. Moore, called tji£
Wood-Mar
Hall,
where
an
ioos of young women in all
fine live stock, or even by their
The first half w as fairly even,
fipe spirit and, success-, Mrs.
blage to order. Alter a short
m.
iaduded Charles A. Morris appeared i n there
large financial returns from a orchestra and a leader will be
being a margin o f five
----
lo c a te
}¿Y* single crop or kind of live stock. provided, and tq join in singing lent musical program was given
the doubk rok o f render apd p b fet« to the
students and girls soprano, and won fresh laurels team at the close, but in the sec­
I t is not unusual to find th a t1 the old-fashioned and never-old with Frank Sharp as chairman
in both city and country. The for herself. The inimitabk “ Alec’s ond period it became a walk­
farms which make a very fine ap­ song/, which everyone will o f that committee.
know.
Printed
copies
of
the
pageant ended with a very im­ Bear Story” just fairly “ reached away. The visiting team con­
pearance are making their
Leila Diederkks and Eva
words
will
be
furnished
tor
the
pressive scene in which “ Miss the spot” with the audience, tinued to fight to the end, but
operators trom $1,000 to $5,000
Moore gave a vocal duet, with
occasion
and
the
intention
o
f
the
Columbia” appeared, holding the whether young or old, and was were unabk to stem the tide.
less labor income than are others
Helen Stannard at the piano.
globe in her upraised hand and finely done. ’
which do not look so prosperous. inaugurators of the plan is to see
CaptAin Replogk was high-point
Other numbers were: A solo by
that
everyone
sings—and
sings
surround«! by girls o f foreign
It seems that the only safe way
man,
making 25 ot the 51 points.
The entertainment n e tte d
Gladys Junes with violin and
lands. Vocal musk was fur­ $12.10 for the piano fund.
to compare the efficiency of any for all he is worth. You will en-
Captain
Simpson made 15 o f
given farafer with that o f others jo y it, you will forget your piano accompaniment; instru­ nished by a ladies’ quartet and
Mac's 27. The P. C. guards
mental selection by Percy and
in his community is to compare troubles; /ou can’t be unhappy Frank Sharp with violins and by Mrs. Olive Whitely, with
each secured one more basket
the labor incomes which they re­ while you’re singing. And you Helen Stannard at piano; solo Miss A lta Gom m at the piano.
than their opposing forwards.
ceive from their respective farms. will have the opportunity ot
Hinshaw and Harrington star-*
,by Leila Diederkks -with Eva . A good sized audience witnessed
In honor o f Miss Mabel red in passing and te a s work,
A fanner’s labor income, as de­ bearing your favorite old song, Moore at piano.
the production, the girls o f N. H.
fined by farm-management in­ whether it be America, Annie
S. attending in a body. The Haworth, bride-to-be, Mrs. Rus­ Colcord by his spectacular drib­
About
an
hour
was
spent
in
vestigators and demonstrators, Laurie, Auld Lang Syne or Old
members ot the local association sell W. Lewis and Mrs. Foster bling, while Gullev, as usual, did
telling
interesting
experiences
M. Mills gave a miscellaneous
k whAt be has left ot his gross Kentucky Home, sung by an
in “ Old Wisconsin” and in mov­ deserve great credit for their shower at the home o f Prof, and his most effective work in break­
enthusiastic
crowd
and
played
farm income after he has paid
ing to Oregon, some haying work in arranging and presen t- Mrs. R. W. Lewis Saturday ing up plays near the opponent’s
goal.
bt i fltrui expenses on1
veled in wagons across the ing the pageant, giving as it did night, March 4. •
you
right
along
with
the
musk.
has deduct«! from it a fair re­
As a result o f this game Pa­
plains, etc. All seemed to hold such a vivid and comprehensive
The living-room was charm­
turn of interest on his farm in­ Come and give your own con­ vivid recollections of sleigh rides, view ot the history o f the worthy
cific College stands second in the
ingly decorated with red bearts
vestment. In calculating this cert! I t will cost you only ten skating parties, coasting and institution.
non-conferencc league, P. U. be­
and bells, while in the dining
labor income no account is made cents. Remember the date and other winter sports, which per­
ing in the lead. The other
room a yellow and green color
of the home which most farmers watch for further announce­ haps, had been more forcibly
schools* rank as follows: Mc­
scheme
prevailed.
«
have on the tarm, ot the vege­ ments.
Minnville, Philomath and Al­
brought to' mind by the severity
The evening was enjoy ably
tables, meat, milk, etc.,' which
bany.
Willamette University is
o f the passing winter, here. There
spent in playing games ap­
they derive from their farms.
not
in
the
league. In the league
is no call for hastily improvised
propriate for the occasion, after
Every tarm has its own pecul­
games played this year P. C.
Mrs. Dorothy Seymour of For­
sleighs in Wisconsin.
which dainty refreshments were
iarities, and its strong and weak
ranks highest in comparative
est
Grove,
past
president
and
Election o f officers followed,
served to the following guests.
points can be determined only by
Newberg is fortunate in secur­ resulting as follows: N. L. Wiley, present organizer for Oregon
scores, having piled up a total o f
analysing it. Up to the present ing the talented DeMoss family president; Frank Carlisle, ‘vice- Grand Chapter P. E. O. Sister­ The Misses Mabel Haworth, 381 points to 165 by her oppo­
time, very few farms have been for March 21. They have president; Mrs. L . A. Moore, hood, spent Tuesday of this week Florence Rees, Eva Market!, Alta nents. Capt. Replogk made an
Gumm, Blanche Carlisle, Belle
discovered which were so well traveled in Europe as well as secretary and treasurer. A mo­ in Newberg inspecting Chapter L.
individual total ot 177 points,,
Gilbert, Olive Ramsey, Belle
organized that a simple analysis through America and have given tion prevailed to hold our next
thus registering 12 points more
A one o ’clock luncheon was
White,
Ethel
Cowgill,
Stella
did not indicate changes that their concerts before royalties meeting in the city park, late in given in Mrs. Seymour’s honor
than all opposing players. This
would be profitable and practic­ and rulers o f various countries July or early in August. Date to at the Imperial Hotel, the table Hubbard, Ethel Andrews, Sylvia makes a fitting climax to his
Baker, Norma Harvey, Christine
able for the operator; to make.
and have been highly recom­ be arranged by executive and being centered with yellow and
basket ball career a t P. C., the
Hollingsworth, Louise Hodgin,.
Success in farming, measured mended by different lyceum notices published in both local white daffodils, yellow and white
game last week being his last, as
Hallie Wiky, and Mrs. Elmer
he will graduate in June.
in per cent o f profit on invest­ bureaus.
befog the Sisterhood’s colors.
papers.
Sec’y.
Thorne, Mrs. Fred Kincaid, Mrs.
ment, does not depend on the
This troupe o f musicians have
In the curtain raiser the Mc­
After luncheon the members of
Grant
Heater.
magnitude o f the farm business. new mdskal presentations that
Minnville second team defeated
Chapter L met at the borne ol
It is easier and more profit­ are marvelously executed and
the P. C. seconds 23-16.
.Mrs. Oliver Evans, where the
able to increase low yields per particularly the tw o ten-year-
XEBDUBS—ATTENTION Chapter was inspected and the
acre than high ones, and small old DeMoss boys surprise the
Mrs. Zumwalt, Mr. and Mrs.
regular monthly business meet­
product per cow than large audiences wherever they are
The district school presented Omar Eendall, C. J. Hoskins,
Veata Rebekah Lodge No. 76 ing held. During the afternoon
product. In other words, prof­ heard. Vardi’s Anvil ch o ru s» will give an entertainment and occurred the annual election of by local talent at Wood-Mar Bert Milkr, and several others, in­
cluding a number from the college
its can be increased more easily excellent. The orchestral over­ bazaar at I. 0. 0. F. HaD Friday officers, whkh resulted in the re- Hall.
by attention to the weakest tures, monologues and readings, and Saturday evenings, March rlection of all officers, as follows:
If you want something rich in student body, littk else need be
solos and duets Are the very best. 17 and 18. Yon are requested Mrs. C. R. Chapin, president; the way of entertainment, re­ said.
points in a farming system.
There is a way o f grouping the The DeMoss family are giving to invite your friends to this en­ Mrs. F. D. Eckeraon, vice presi­ member _ this date Thursday
You will have a chance to forget
enterprises of a farm that is more most of their concerts under the tertainment.
your troubles when yon
see
dent; Mrs. Oliver Evans, record­ evening, March 16.
the
school
in
full
swing.
There
profitable than any oth er, way; auspices ot the different churches
At
this
time
the
Woman’s
There will be k good program ing secretary; Mrs. Minnie W.
that is, there is a certain most m different cities. Consequently each evening—an ice cream Cooper, corresponding secretary; Auxiliary to Pacific College will will be local hits and fun for
profitable acreage for each crop the Willamette A. A. Club, being parlor, a tea room, punch booth, Mrs. P. F. Hawkins, treasurer; present “ The District School” at everybody. 'The “ speakin day”
and a most profitable propor* closely affiliated with the various and numerous other attractions. Mrs. E. C. Baird, chaplain; Mrs. Wood-Mar hall beginning at program will be worth several
times the price of admission.
tion ot income from anyone Sunday Schools of Newqerg.
8 o ’clock.
Prises will be awarded Saturday Francis Morris, guard.
Reserved seats are obtainable night, and all unsold goods will
Local talent always attracts Come and renew yonr youth
source.
Mach enthusiasm was mani­
Some enterprises, such as poul­ at Kienk’s Musk Store for 36 be offered a t auction during the fested when Mrs. Seymour told and with the promise of the ap­ for only 10c. Don’t forget the
try keeping, may easily be made cents. General admission 26 last hour o f the entertainment. ot the organisation of a Chapter pearance of such stars as Sam date, Thursday, March 16, at 8
profitable as side lines, yet are cents.
22-28
Soda! Committee. at Albany, February 22nd, and Timberlake, Miss Jessie Britt, p. m. at the colkge.
BENEFIT E N TBT An-
MENT A SUCCESS
A SHOWER FOR HISS HAWORTH
CHAPTER L P. L 0.
SISTERHOOD INSPECTED
THE DEVOSS MUSICAL TROUPE
AT W 00D4AR HALL
ODD FEUDWS AND
SOMETHING GOOD COMING
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