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VOL. X IX .
E N D O W M E N T FOR P. C.
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Tues­
day Night— Mark Set at
$ 50 , 000 .
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY.
date on which the subscription
is completed. The first efforts
will be put forth to secure sub­
scriptions to the amount of
$15,000 in Oregon. If successful
in this it is believed that the re­
mainder can be secured else­
where.
Good feeling prevailed in the
meeting and much sympathy and
encouragement was expressed
for the undertaking. A solo by
Prof. Carrick closed the meeting.
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OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3,1907.
HORTICULTURAL MEETING.
NO. 11
Call For Caucus.
County Association Gathers at
A caucus will beheld at Craters
McMinnville and Talks
hall on Thursday night, January
Shop.
10 , for the purpose of nominating
The Yamhill County Horticul­ candidates for the various city
The trustees and faculty ot
tural Society held its annual offices.
Pacific College have had under
H. R. M orris , Mayor.
meeting in McMinnville Wednes­
consideration for several months
day, where the attendance was
a plan for ruising a permanent
West Chehalem.
hardly up to what it s -nldhave
endowment fund tor the college,
been, and especially
»tn this
Miss Cecil Christenson returned
and in accordance with the an­
end o f the county.
to Portland Tuesday after a few
nouncement made last week a
A. C. Goodrich, cou. j inspec­ days visit with her parents.
public meeting was held in the
tor, presented the subj« ot o f this
Master Ross Dix returned to
chapel on Tuesday evening, when
the plan was talked over with Words Fitly Spoken by the society affiliating with the state his home near McMinnville Mon­
Statesman.
association under the resolutions day after a short visit with
those present.
The college song was sung by
With the retirement of Pro­ passed by the latter one year friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee VanOsdal
the students in attendance, fol­ fessor Thos. M. Gatch from the ago. This p r o p o s i t i o n was
lowed by prayer by Rev. Lowry, presidency o f the state Agricul­ favorably considered later and returned the first ot the week af­
pastor of the P r e s b y t e r i a n tural College at Corvallis, which necessary steps taken, by which ter a short visit with relatives in
church, after which B. C. Miles, he has announced to take place the membership o f the county Salem.
A family reunion was held at
president ot the board, made a in the near future, brings for­ association all become members
the
home of Mrs. Ora Rogers
o
f
the
state
organization.
short talk, in the course ot which ward a question that would
Referring to his work as in­ New Years day. All ot the chil­
he stated that since the organi­ have received attention before
zation ot the “ college a large were it not for the possibility spector, Mr. Goodrich found dren were present but Annie.
Miss Vera Rogers visited friends
amount of money had been raised that anything said might have little opposition to the compul­
from time to time to maintain been interpreted as having per­ sory laws; rather he found most and relatives in La Fayette and
it, and that since a sufficient sonal reference. We refer to the people anxious to learn how to Carlton during vacation.
Miss Lillie Rich spent Sunday
amount must be raised each necessity for placing a man at do the most effective work in the
with
her mother.
orchard.
Test
cases
had
been
year to make up the deficiency, the head o£ that college who is
it is apparent that in order to directly interested in agriculture, pending before the courts and
Rotti E sta te T r a n s fe r s .
make the progress the times de­ with a thorough practical knowl­ the commissioners did not care
h ill C o u n t ? A b itra e t
mand o f any first class educa­ edge of the science and who will to attempt any drastic measures Reported b C ? om th p e a n Y y . a m
M cM in n v ille .
tional institution, an endow­ make the school what it was in­ but the courts have sustained
Newberg Land Co to J M
ment has Income an absolute tended to be—a school for tech­ the laws and where necessary
Wright
& H Cosper Its 3, 4 ptlts
they will be enforced.
necessity. He stated that the nical and agricultural training.
25,
26
blk
“ C” Hobsons add to
D. A'. Snyder, o f the Dayton
matter had l>een considered care­ The time has now come for the
Newberg $500.
fully and the conclusion reached change to be brought about. Evaporating Co., spoke from
J M Wright & H Cosjier to
that the work should begin at The presidents o f that college the buyer’s standpoint, showing
Frances
Jones Its 3, 4 pt Its 25,
once.
have l)een literary men and thor­ the much greater returns paid 26 blk “ C” Hobsons add to New­
E. H. W oodward, who was a oughly capable in their line, and for clean fruit ts compared with
berg $500.
member ot the first committee it has been constantly drifting that from uni-prayed orchards.
AS Watt to Gustavo Schneider
with Dr. Elias Jessup and David more into the character ot a liter­ J. H. Rees, representing the
neVi
swVi sec 15 t 2 s r $480.
J. Wood, appointed in the year a l institution, with agriculture Springbrook c a n n e r y , spoke
U S to Wm H Monroe nVii nVa
1883 to consider the propriety as a secondary consideration. briefly on canning and the can­
sec 2 t 2 s r 5 homestead.
o f establishing an academy or The basic idea under which the nery as a factor in the markets.
U S to Margaret J Bryant nwVi
W. K. Newell, district commis­
college at Newberg, recited some state is supporting the institu­
sec 8 t 3 s r 6 homestead.
o f the incidents connected with tion is for the purpose of educat­ sioner, gave a very interesting
Emma Hanneman to Eugene
the founding o f the school which ing farmers’ boys and girls to a talk in which Willamette valley
Ilnmifnwn It 1 blk 1 Bibees add
was first opened in the year knowledge o f farming and do­ apples were highly complimented,
to Sheridan $1.
1885 as an academy, with Dr. mestic life and to a love of it but unlike a Hood River man, he
Eugene Hanneman to T H
H. J. Minthorn as principal. He which t h o r o u g h knowledge said we should produce plenty
1 1 i . “ k 1 Bit" s add to
stated that many times of finan­ breeds. There is too much ten­ o f g o o d ' clean fruit and'then~let
Sheridan
$40.
cial stress had been experienced dency already to drag the boj*s the consumer have it at such
Wm C Heater and wf to Isaac
that were difficult to overcome, and girls away from the farm prices that it will be used freely.
M
Pollock 41 a in cl 48 t 3 s r 2
but that so far the tide had al­ and into the maelstrom ot city We should be producing very
ways turned in tavor of the in­ bustle and excitement, hence many more Royal Ann, Bing $1-
Jno D Gordon and w f Kaus
stitution and he had full faith in there is needed all the counter­ and Lambert cherries. As to
Peterson
7 a cl 50 t 4 s r 4 $115.
the success of the present move­ influence possible, that will teach spraying, the San Jose Scale can
A
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Burbank
(est) to Fred
ment.
them the beauties and possibili­ be destroyed much easier early Freeman 200 a in t 5 s r 5
Attorney Clarence Butt made ties of rural life, especially when in the winter than later, as the
a felicitous speech, saying the coupled with scientific knowl­ scale continues to harden and $5700.
John D Gordon and w f to
college was a financial benefit to edge and practical education.
and moss and other coverings
Martin
Peterson 12 a in cl 50
everybody in town except the
The Statesman hopes to see to grow over them during the t 4 s r 4 $585.40.
lawyers, but admitted that he the board of regents select the winter season. Prepared sprays
Harry G Hartman (by gdn) to
received enough inspiration by kind ot man indicated, to direct have given better results the
N
H Sitton 53.96 a in cl 37 t 4
attending a recent oratorical the affairs o f the Agricultural past year than home mixed
contest at the college to reim­ College. Should there be such a products. The cost o f the com ­ s r 5 266.66.
burse him well for all he was man available in Oregon, give mercial spray is about one half j Elizabeth J Hartman to N H
Sitton 53.96 a in cl 37 t 4 s r 5
doing for the college. He cited him the preference, but if not, cent more per gallon.
the fact that each student left find the right man in some other
D.C. Van Dorn spoke briefly of $540.
$200 or more in the town dur­ state. The farmers ot the state his apples, and also advocated | U S to Isaac Davis cl No 60 t 3
ing the year and this with the are looking tor this kind of policy planting Royal Ann cherries s r 5 donation.
Marie Jensen (by- exr) to G W
amount spent by the members to be adopted and it will increase | which he finds his most profit-
Worden and w f 131 ^ «a in cl f 6 t
o f the faculty made no »mall tneir loyalty and respect tor tne auu: luip.
3
s r 2 $ 666 . 66 .
amount in the total. Hedoubted institution.
Prot. C. I. Lewis, of Corvallis,
North
Yamhill to J F Bunn 2800
if our people took time to con­
said there will always be a
A Merry Christmas.
sider the worth of the college
market for good clean apples. sqft blk 4 North Yamhill $125.
R J Hutclicroft (by gdn) to NG
to the community and said he
A Christmas celebration was G row n,on a deep loam valley Fairchiles und 1-6 int 80 «a sec 29
thought the business men ought held at the pleasant home of Mr. soil, they grow larger, keep j
to get in closer touch with the and Mrs. Chas. Clough near longer and ship better, while | t 2 s r 5 $50.
N G Fairchiles et al to W A
work.
Newlierg. Guests were as tol- grown on foot hill land they are Howe 37 a sec 29 t 2 s r 5 $.500.
Rev. Herbert T. Cash and lows: Mr. and Mrs. Christain ot rather smaller size and higher
N G Fairchiles et al to W A
Joseph Hall followed with talks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tan- color. (This better k e e p i n g
for “ Pacific College and the gen and family, Mr. and Mrs. quality is hardly admitted by Howe 40 a sec 29 t 2 r 5 $1000.
churches,” Mrs. M. E. K. Ed­ Grimes and family, Mr. and Mrs. our foothill men). Plant «apple J H Wilson to L E Brower et
wards on “ The influence of P. C. Adams and family, Fred Mack trees thirty-six feet apart, head al It 7 blk 7 Central add New-
on our home life” and R. W. and Jos. Bateson of Hood River the trees low. For codlin moth ')erg $900.
J W Forsyth and wt to Isaac
Kirk, J. Carl Nelson and Guy E.
tame, Arthur Emmons of New spray soon after the petals fall, Ilinshaw sVa Its 2, 4 Church’s
Metcalf spoke as members o f the York and C. S. and C. A. Ham­ then the last o f June, Julv, Au­
add to Newberg $1050.
college alumni. All spoke in the
mond o f Chehalem mountain. gust and September. Thin the
L I) Duzan and wf to W II
highest praise of the work of the Expected guests from Newberg fruit and cultivate, plowing
Cain
& C E Watson It 253 Day-
college and its influence for good were missed, being unavoidably under a crop of vetch occasion-
ton $2400.
and expressed hearty sympathy detained away. Twenty-six ot <ally.
us
did
ample
justice
to
the
well
R M Wardle to Mary EWardle
for the movement to be taken
spread tables filled with every­ In the business session officers small tract in Carlton $1.
for raising an endowment fund.
thing good to eat, and was well, were elected as follows: For
President McGrew gave some appropriated bv all. Apparently 'president, I). C Van Dorn; secre­ I E Fenton to Chas E Hall
o f the details of the plan, saying without diminishing the loaded tary, W. H. Kingerv; board of small tract in Dry ton $1.
that the mark had been set at tables we adjourneef to the par­ control, J. H. Rees, Louis Wambs-
Pleasant anil Most Effective.
$50,000 and that no part of the lor, being lieautifully decorated gun A. M. F.atining, L. D. Moul­
T I ('hamlvers lid Vindicator.
with evergreens and flowers, en
obligation would be binding un­ joying a brief season cracking ton and W. M. Fryer.
Liberty, Texas, writes December
less the full hhaount was sub­ nuts Hnd jokes. We concluded
Some very fine commercial 25 , 1902 : "With pleasure and un­
scribed by date of January 1, with recitations, readings, songs packs of apples were shown solicited by you, l bear testimony
1908. Subscriptions to the fund and speech making appropriate which will do credit in Portland to the curative power of Rallard’s
llorehound Syrup. I have used it
will probably lie made to be for the occasion. We all retired next week.
feeling that our host and hostess
in my family and can cheerfully
paid in annual payments, the were first class entertainers, and
affirm it is the most effective and
last to run either four or five with many pleasant, good wishes
No man has any business hav­ best remedy for coughs and colds I
years if so desired, but bearing tor their continued happiness.
ing more business than he can have ever used.” Sold by C. F.
O n e W h o W as T h e r e .
Moort.
a low rate of interest from the
attend to.
t
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Free
Delivery
B ran, 6 0 c per sack
S h o rts , 8 0 c per sack
Rolled B a rle y 9 5 c sack
S h o rts and M iddlin g s
9 0 lb sack 9 5 c
Get our Spot Cash Prices on
ton lots.
CHEHALEM VALLEY MILLS
Both phones
Free Delivery
v
i Va lley Flour
Hard W heat
In S a c k o r B a r r e l L o t s
Bran, Shorts, Middlings, Crescent Chop, Rolled
Barley, Hay, Grain, Vetches, Clover, Grass
Seeds, Poultry Supplies, a general line Keystone
and Page Fencing and Poultry Netting. Ex­
clusive agents for Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows
and Plow supplies. U-Bar, Spiketooth, Impcri-
<al Springtooth and Dandy Disc Harrows.
Van Brunt Disc and Hoe Drills. The famous
Rushford Wagons.
Another Cut in Buggies till*January 1st.
Cross Cut Saws, Axes, Sledges and Wedges.
Potato Forks, Spades «and Shovels.
Free delivery to any part of the city.
G ive us a call; w e are here to do business.
Both phones.
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