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NEWBERG, YAM H ILL GO
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REORGIRIZATIOR OF NEWBERG
BOARD OF TRADE.
Successful County Develop­
ment Meeting.
Commendable interest w a s
Mew Officers Elected Monday
taken
in the development meet­
Bight end Mkny Important
ing held here Saturday and good
Matters Discussed.
A go o d attendance o f repre­
sentative business men w a s reg
istered a t the meeting o f the
B o a rd o f Trade in Odd Fellows
h ad M on d ay night.
The first
im portant business to be taken
u p w a s th at o f reorginization,
the third M on day in M arch be­
in g the d ate o f the annual elec­
tion oi officers. The election re­
sulted a s follows: B. H . W ood*
w a rd , president; F. H. Caldwell
an d Clarence Butt, first and sec­
ond vice presidents, respectively;
W m . Christie, secretary; John
L ark in , treasurer. Short speech­
es were made by the new officers,
on installation, indicative o f the
energy and purpose w ith which
they enter upon the w o rk in
this, the Centennial year.
Attention w a s called to the
WriUamette Valley Development
League convention to be held at
Salem M arch 23rd, and the vital
importance to Newberg, ot some
o f the questions to be considered
w a s emphasized. It w a s urged
th at a delegation be present
from Newberg. C. J. E dw ard s,
w h o has given tw o years o f
efficient service as president of
the B o ard o f Trade, F. H . C ald­
well, C. C. Ferguson, H . R. M o r­
ris a n d Clarence Butt were ap ­
pointed by the president as dele­
ga te s to the Salem meeting.
The convention o f the Oregon
Development League is to be
held in Portland, April 4th and
5th, and as a large attendance
from here is desired, it w a s voted
th at a ll present consider them-
results must certainly come to
Yamhill if the w ork then out­
lined and discussed is prosecuted
w ith vigor. There w a s a good
attendance from Newberg, au g­
mented by the presence o f visi­
tor's from McMinnville, Dayton
and more immediate points.
Am ong the county seat visitors
were Hon. C. V. G allow ay, Re­
corder and M rs. D. H . Turner,
Judge B. F. Rhodes, Clerk G. W .
Jones, E ditor W . C . H agerty o f
the Telephone Register, John
W ortm an and others.
In the forenoon the Yamhill
County B o ard o f Exhibit met
and further perfected plans for
the county’s display a t the
L ew is and C lark fair.
In the
afternoon meeting these plans
were displayed by J. C. Cooper,
Who w ill have charge of the ex­
hibit, and were received with in­
terest and approbation. They
show that the B oard is doing
some good head w o rk and it re­
mains for the citizens of the
county to co-operate to w ard the
fulfillment o f the plans laid out.
There w a s also in the forenoon
an informal meeting o f represent­
atives of the McMinnville De­
velopment League and N ew berg
B o ard o f Trade, for discussing
and considering the very impor­
tant question o f better trans­
p ortation service.
The follow ­
ing resolutions, d raw n up and
signed by Clarence Butt, W . C.
H agerty, John W ortm an, R. F.
M iller and F . H . C aldw ell, were
presented a t the public meeting
o f the afternoon and unanimous-
EGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 23.1905
Yamhill does not take a
seat. “Give us you r products,1
w a s his parting w o rd , “ and
w ill care for them and give
a square deal.
In an open parliament
followed various methods o f ad
vertising the county a t the lair
were presented and discussed
A t the close o f the meeting M r.4 F
Cooper met w ith the ladies, up-
on w hom he says he
largely for help in his w<
advised vifith them as to
■om-
ture o f the w o rk to- be
CALL AND SEE OUR N E W L IN E OP
l,k> Kuh, Nathan A Fischer Co.'s
•ß UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING
.
summer. Full line of nice, dressy clothing for young
itest cuts and patterns. W e also have full line of
, BANNER BRAND
Boys' and Children’s Clothing
plished by them.
In the evening followin
the
public meeting, the visitors, ac­
companied by m any N ew berg
people, were taken a ride on
N ew berg’s railroad
past her
various m anufacturing indus­
tries. Nothing b a t a freight car
w a s a t hand for service, but
equipped w ith benches, it an­
swered all purposes. Stops were
made a t the pressed brick fac­
tory and a t the sawm ill, both o f
which were inspected.
The
visitors seemed to appreciate the
little- excursion and expressed
themselves as pleased w ith w h a t
they Saw— the evidences o f N ew ­
berg’s prosperity and progress.
IN TW
O AND THREE-PIECE SUITS
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Buster Browns for Little Folks
Peace and Tranquility Disturbed-
The slumbering inhabitants o f
La
Fayette
were
suddenly
awakened last F rid ay in the
dead o f the night by a series o f
hideous yells. They came irom
the throats of a band o f M c­
Minnville jcollege students who,
after the conclusion of the O ra­
torical contest held in New berg,
were as silent as a lot o f deaf
mutes until they were out o f
hearing ot Newberg. I f they
have learned these Indian tac­
tics in college, w e people in L §
Exclusive A gen ts
Fayette have concltrdeif th at
“ Whereas, The train service o f w a n t none o f it.— L a Fayette
the Yamhill division o f the
Southern Pacific Com pany is in- item in Teltphone Register.
adequate
to satisfy the demands
ite ti
Notics to Bidders.
Mohair Notice.
o f the pat
patrons o f the road be-
tween Por
Portland and M cM inn­
Notice is hereby given th at the
The Yamhill County Live­
ville via Newberg, and, whereas, County C ou rt w ill receive bids
stock
Association w ill
there is argent need o f a train
for 1000 y ard s o f Willamette mohair pool this season
service between said
points
at
leaving Portland in the morning „ river . gravel to be delivered
..
. April 1st. All parties in the vi-
and returning in the evening; Ncwberg, Oregon. Said gravel ^
o f Newberi?t wishin#f to
therefore be it
to be o f even and suitable size
the ^
should
rt
Resolved, B y the M cM inn­ for road purposes, and to be d e - j ^
n
u
m
b
e
r
o
f
fleece8 to
ville Development League, the
w ho
N ew berg B oard o f Trade and livered by June 1st, o r a t forth- ¡tcn8on &
J
S W E L L BOOT
that individualises
its wearer a s
exclusive
PORTER & LARKIN
junction w ith committees from
th e McMinnville Development
League and Dayton B oard ot
T rade, in presenting to the
Southern Pacific officials the
resolutions adopted here Satur­
d a y calling for better train ser
vice, F. A. M orris, Clarence
B u tt, Jesse E dw ards, Dr. H . A.
Littlefield and L . M . Parker,
were appointed.
Expressions were heard to the
effect that every man in N ew ­
berg and vicinity should be will
The i
;n their locality,
ang to pay a membership fee o f the Board of Trade ot Dayton, est by June 15th, 1905.
one dollar, and become associat­ in joint convention assembled, court m ay concfode to contract Thcy are provided with regular
ed w ith the B oard o f Trade in that it is the sense o f this meet­
y ard s more, if m ohair8acks w hich the Associa­
the w o rk which it is endeavor ing that the Southern Pacific bids are satisfactory. Bids to
in g to do for this section. The Com pany should provide a train be opened a t M cMinnville on tion requires the mohair sacked
in. These sacks w ill be sold at
chair w a s instructed ,to appoint service on the Yamhill division,
a committee o f three to canvass ) jet ween Portland and M cM inn­ April 15, 1905, a t 2 o ’clock p. 25 cents each and the money
w ith the secretary an d treasurer, ville, via Newberg and White- m. Right reserved to reject any funded when the pool is sold.
lo r new' members and endeavor son, leaving Portland in the and all bids.
B. F. R hodes ,
G eo . Wt. B riedwell ,
to raise the membership to five morning and returning in the 22-3t
C ounty Judge.
Secretary.
evening.
hundred.
‘Resolved, further, T h at the
For Sale or to Rent.
Another important subject to
For Sale or Exchange.
receive attention w as that of presidents o f these respective
On 7th and Center one block
organizations appoint a com­
advertising. F. A. M orris, su
F o r stock of merchandise orj
ported by others, held strong; T
ijy mittee o f five to present to said from River street, t w o lots with small improved place— relin-1
t o the idea that N ew berg should railroad officials these resolu­ new
house
containing nine
d o N ew berg advertising and not tions, and to earnestly request rooms and three closets. W ould quishment on improved home­
w aste much money on any that said service be granted.”
stead.
Address Box X,
rent house furnished. Enquire
county advertising proposition.
J. C. Cooper of McMinnville
Kex, Oregon.
P alen C lar k ,
W ith this idea in view, a com­ w as made chairman o f the mass onpremises.
mittee on
advertising
w as
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Dòn’t Forget.
meeting o f the afternoon, the
ordered appointed.
All the latest magazines and
L . M . Parker introduced the principal speaker being M r. G al­
The old mill at the creek is
m atter o f securing exhibits, low ay, w h o is superintendent o f periodicals a t M oo re’s drug running six days in the week.
especially agricultural, for the the horticultural exhibit o f the store. Subscriptions taken at
Bring on your work.
fair, and insisted that it should Lewis and Clark Centennial. all times.
‘
N ewberg F lour M ills .
receive immediate attention if
His talk w a s along the line o f
N ew berg w ould be properly rep­
for the
resented a t Portlsnd.
It w as making preparations
1
air,
and
ot
exhorting
citizens
to
moved and carried that a com­
mittee o f five be appointed to x alive to their interests and see
take the matter in charge.
that this county is thoroughly
The fact o f exorbitant insur­
advertised at the coming Expo­
v
ance rates imposed on First
sition.
For,
The
Mutual
Benefit
Life
Insurance
Co., Newark,
street property holders w as
The magnitude and resources
N. J., the leading “annual dividend” company.
brought up by the president,
Sixty years of conservative mutuality. Largest
and a committee consisting of o f the country tributary to
dividends
and lowest cost consistent with safety.
F . A. M6rris, Clarence Butt and Portland and the fair,
w as
Assets, $91,840,745.40.
Jesse E dw ard s w as appointed to
dwelt upon, together w ith the
For, The Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co..
remonstrate with the insurance
Detroit, Mich. Personal Accident and Health in­
companies and endeavor to get great need of exploitation. “ We
need brains, b raw n and money,”
surance. No "P ig in a poke” proposition. Pro­
rates lowered.
tection from date of policy. Insures against every
As to street improvement it said the speaker, “ and n o w is
accident and against 30 diseases, $2,000,000.00
w a s voted unanimously that it the time to think, plan and act.”
for safety.
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be the sense of the Board of
According to M r. G allow ay,
For, The American Fire Insurance Co., Philadelphia,
T rad e that the city council pro­
Pa. Ninety-five years of prudent business. No
ceed with the improvement of twenty-seven o f Oregon’s thirty-
“ wild cat" or mutual scheme. Over 2 % million
First street according to its best three counties have applied for
dollars to protect you.
judgement.
exhibit space, many o f which are
No better or safer protection can be procured from any
The desirability o f establishing making elaborate preparations,
source, and we think we have a right to your consider­
a fire limit f o r ’ the purpose of
n the face o f such enterprising
ation. Rates furnished for the asking.
shutting off the erection o f
comDetiti^n,
M r.
G a llo w a y
wooden
buildings
on
First
THE AGENT.
street, w a s
treely expressed strongly exhorted his hearers to
though no actisn w as taken.
>e industrious and see that old I
jCHAS. K. FLINN, Agent
PRICt:
BANK OF NEWBERG
NEWBERG, OREGON.
Transacts a general banking business. Custodiers given
every accommodation consistent with safe and
conservative banking business.
BOARD o r DIRECTORS
Bl C. M ilks , President.
J. L. H oskins , Vice Pres.
E. H. W oodward , Sec.
C has . R. S paulding .
S. L. P a k r b t t .
C larhncb B u T t .
J. F. T aylor .
SOME PEOPLE THINE-
That if a firm makes them a low price on
some particular piece of furniture, stove,
paint, etc., that their whole line is cheap,
and finally they find out different. Don’t
be deceived this way and give your money
away. A sure way is to get our prices
first. We guarantee the price and quality
to be better than elsewhere in the country.
When you see a store making specials,
- look out; they must make up for this cut on
that article, and you pay it yourself. Big
stocks make big expenses and big prices.
Look around.
Call and inspect our garden hose and
lawn mowers next week.
Our paint supply is quite complete.
A 15-year guarantee goes with our
ranges, $30 and up. Big cut on heaters.
Matting and carpets at right prices.
Our sewing machines are as good as the
best; the price is less than one-half.
Yours for your own good.
JAS.
DUNCAN