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NEWBERG, Y A M H IL L COUNTY. OBEQON, TH U B 8D A Y , FEBRU ARY 13 .19 08 .
covering the best methods for city and back to the college,
Low Rates to A ll Points.
spraying to kin ftingus gro jrt big bonfire on the college
Seventy nine organizations are
, Sheridan Local Jumps Trade— and all kinds o f fruit pests. He pus, a reception and speeches
now
included in the Oregon Devel-
also illustrated hts method o f a number, including Miles, w
Three Killed and Twenty -
ment League, the latest be
cutting aw ay the tops of old was hailed with great ent
nine Injured.
ing
the Oak Grove Improvement
apple trees and grafting.
He siasm. Miles is a senior in
Association,
and all the agtive
- 6ne o f the worst railroad stated that it was practically ham, and is majoring in
ones are working to secure new
wrecks that has» ever occured on impossible to rid an old moss Biblical course.
people.
The $30 rate from Win-
any o f the West Side lines re­ covered ttee o f scale, as the spray
|
nipeg,
St.
Paul. Kansas City
sulted irom a broken rail near material could not be made to
A Big Ballot.
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and
all
the
Middle
West is gooc
Forest Grove on last Tuesday reach the spot, and that fence
A t the state election in J
on all railroads from March 1 to
evening.
many o f these old trees had very
voters
w
ill
need
to
g
o
early
April 30, with proportionate
The train had just left the sta­ vigorous root growth, it conic.
take
their
lunch,
for
the
rates
from every statidn in the
tion at Forest Grove goin'g south be made profitable to graft with
will
be
a
veritable
blanket
United States and Canada.. Ev­
and bad not gotten out oi sight Yellow Newtown stock, a va­
In
addition
to
the
list
o
f
sta
ery
letter that goes out of Oregon
o f the station, when in crossing riety that required strongYoot
and
county
candidates
to
be
se-
ought
to make mention of this,
a trestle bridge, the engine grow th of some other variety
lected
from,
there
will
be
the
va-
and
the
fact that the low fate
w ith the mail and baggage car here in the valley.
nous measures to be considered •applies to Newberg, Ashland,
having passed over, the rails
Many questions were asked by
and it is none to o early to
Salem, Baker City, Astoria, or
parted and the smoker and tw o growers present and many points
making a study o f them. /-?
any
other point in Oregon just
day coaches jumped the track- o f interest were brought out in
Here is the list.
as it does to Portland, but peo­
and rolled down the embank­ the discussion that followed.
T o increase the annnal appro­ ple must ask for tickets to the
A t the close o f the tfrik made
ment.
priation for the state university point desired when they buy
Fortunately the cars did not by Mr. Goodrich, W. C. Hag-
to $125,000.
. ~ a them.
take fire and those who were not erty, o f McMinnville, was in­
T o require railroads to issue
killed outright were
rescued troduced, who spoke o f the neces-
Tax Rolls Ready.
passes
to all state, county and
from the wreck without further sity for better brganization in
The tax rolls for 1907 are now
Yamhill county and announced distriot officials.
injury.
*
in
the hands ©f the sheriff to t coh
T o appropriate $100,000 for
Considering the , completeness a meeting that bad been planned
lection. For the convenience of
pt the wreck the list of'killed was for McMinnville cn Saturday, national guard armories.
tax-payers, a list will be found
very small, which is accounted asking for co-operation on the
T o give sheriffs exclusive con­
at the office o f R. ft. Linville.
for from the fact that the* train part o f Newberg. The plan sug-, trol o f county prisoners.
Statements will be furnished to
was running at a very low speed. gested for a county organization
Amendment to the constitution those who w ill apply to the
W hat the loss o f life would have was endorsed and the following or which petitions have been
Sheriff’s office for same. Ask for
been had the train been making were appointed to attend the : iled or are now being circulated
statements early and avoid the
good time, it is easy tocoqjecture. meeting at McMinnville, while are.
/
rush.
A list oi the dead and injured fol­ others who can go are urged to
T o increase the number o f
M. F. C o r r ig a n , Sheriff.
lows:
do so: t
judges o f the supreme court from
The dead:
Jos. Hall, Martin Thorn, John
three to five (by the legislature.)
John McDonald, McMinnville, Rees, J. L. Hoskins, E. H. Wood
T o give political partes pro­
Mrs. J. E. Bates and baby, For­ ward, F. H. Caldwell, C. B. Wil­
portionate representation in the
son, F. A. Morris, Dr. R. W. Har-
est Grove.
egislature.
*
DRUGS 6 MEDICINES.
rold, M. G. Oakley, E. R. Geteh-
The injured:
T
o
provide
for
the recall of
P. S. Ridgeway, 54-1 Broad­ ell, Frank Cummins, James Ker­
PRESCRIPTION W O RK A
public officials and to elect their
way, Portland, back, head and sey, J. D. Gordon, Jno. Larkin.
SPE C IA LTY .
successor.
arm hurt._Thom as C. Finnegan
Beoks, Stationery, Fancy
T o take from the district a t­ Toilet Articles. Cammed
Portland, hip broken. L . E.
Our Tommy Rhoton.
torney the power o f indictment Kodaks and all kinds o f Camera
Harbur, Portland, shoulder and
The following dispatch from and invest it exclusively in grand Supplies.
back hurt. A. Morrison, P ort­
LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K *
land, hand sprained and left arm Silver Lake tells o f the doings of uries.
J.
T.
Rhoton
who
removed
to
A
ST
hurt. B. H. Grant, Portland,
T o exempt certain property
Lake
county
last
season:
“
It
is
shoulder abd head hurt. W. L.
rom taxation.
Notice of Appointment of A d­
Hembree, MeMinnville, leg and understood that a general mer­
T
o
prevent
the
legislature
from
ministrator W ith the W ill
scalp wounds. D. M. May berg­ chandise store under the firm amending or repealing initiative
if.
Annexed.
er, McMinnville, face bruised. !name o f J* T. Rhoton & Co. will aws (B y the State Grange.)
be
opened
at
F
o
ft
Rock
in
the
notice la hereby given that the undenigned
M. W. Gordon, McMinnville,
ban been duly appointed ajmlni.tralor, with
T o give each city or tow n the the
near
future.
J.
T.
Rhoton,
of
will annexed, of the eefate of HanaChria-
side and leg hurt. K. G. Dexter,
teneon. deceased, by the ecnnty court of Y*
sole right to regulate its business hill
Fort
Rock,
and
N.
C.
Balch,
of
county. Oregon
Sheridan, back and head hurt.
Sow, therefore all persona having elaiaaa
houses, theaters and the like on against
Washington,
are
to
be
the
pro­
aaid estate are hereby noti Bed and re­
Alex Pepal, Portland, knee and
quired to praaeet the same, with the proper
Sunday.,
prietors.
This
w
ill
probably
be
voucher*,
within etx m on tha from date hereof
back. G. M. Badders, Carlton,
to the undersigned, at the Flrmt National Bank
the
starting
o
f
a
thriving
little
T
o
extend
suffrage
to
women.
at
Newberg.
Yamhill eounty, Oregon.
knee hurt. J. E. Brown, Sheri­
Dated January t, l*Ov
town
in
the
F
ort
Rock
c q untry.
O. C. CHRISTENSON,
Petitions to the following bills
dan, head hurt. Mrs. James
Administrator, with will annexed, of the
A
postoftice
at
that
place
has
estate
of
Hans
Christenson,
deceased.
tave
been
filed
and
are
being
cir­
Brown, Sheridan, side hurt.
CLA BENCE BUTT,
____________
been
applied
for
and
a
petition
is
Attorney
for
estate
culated:
Frank Knight, Dilley, hand and
k g lacerated. Mrs. D. Stout, out now. asking for a new road
The corrupt pratice act. Lim­
Sheriffs Sale
McMinnville, internally injured. from the Klamath county line iting the amount o f money that
J. H. Howard, Cleveland, Ohio, through the F ort Rock country candiates may spend tor cam­ In the Circuit Court of the stale of Oregon,
fer Yamhill eounty.
WM 8COTT,
Plaintiff
side and leg cut. C. C. Peirine, to Silver Lake. This is a thriving paign purposes. (B y U’Ren.)
A. H. V r ILINQEK and
North Yamhill, bruised on back farming community, and what
Requiring all legislative candi­ EVA F R IU N 6 E R Défendent*.
and head. M at Karigus, P o rt­ was a bleak desert a year ago is dates to subscribe to Statement #y virine Of an execution, judgment and
order of aale. issued out of the above entitled
Court, in the above entitled suit, to me directed
land, badly bruised. J. A. Cun­ now dotted with substantial 0*1. (B y U ’Ren.)
' dated the isth day of Jaanary. 1906, upon a
rment. decree and order of mis. rendered
ningham, Carlton, cut by glass farmhouses and buildings.
For
the
diYison
o
f
Wasco
coun­
1 entered In aaid Court on the Mth day of
The country gets its name
na ber, 1907. in favor of aaid plan tiff, Wm.
and bruised. Miss Grace Hard­
ty and the creation o f another
, and against aaid defendenta, A.
from
a
large
rock,
or
rather
wall,
ing, Gaston, arm
sprained.
cou
nty,'w
ith
Hood
River
a
.
the
W
iS
U K K X S T C & H .V .fJ fS S
Frank Brown, Carlton, back that runs in a circle around a
county
seat.
(B
y
the
people
o
f
f
t
S
y
W ’ l f S t t S S t ’J S J m S
\
■*
' with intern* thereon Irom December Mth. MOT.
sprained. G. B. Tucker, Butler, piece o f laud large enough for a
\\ aSCO count \ . )
* t the rete of li per cent per annum from De­
ri
•
•
..
~
.
.
, enfnhnrUth, 1907. and alio for the turn of $365.40
back hurt. Mrs. P. C. Lady, good-sized field. This wall has
Prohibiting
the
fishing
tor
sal-
With Interval thereon at the rate of in per eent
«
,,
,
,
peranum from December Mth. 1907. and *40 »t-
-and Hazel Lady, both bruised only one opening in it, just large
mon
above
the
mouth
o
f
the
tomey
fees, end for the coats of laid iult taxed
,
, _
,,
. ,
at I » . : « and for the eoata of tbla writ, com-
about head find back.
Mrs. A bu gh to drive a teum through. _
Sandy. (B y the Astona fisher- mending me to Mil the following described
real properly, to wit: The northeast quarter
Strafion, Sheridan, cut about This natural fort stood in the
J 1
of tha southwest quarter of section fourteen
men.)
center
o
f
a
large
desert
tract
a
township A south of rente i weal of the
face and arms. A. F. Shieling,
iette meridian, in Yamhill county, Ore-
Enlarging the powers ot the
Now, therefore, by virtue of mid execu
McMinnville, cut about head. year ago, but now green fields
Port o f Portland in the interests baa. decree
and wrlw
order wJI,
of sale, and in the
eomplt-
ith aaid
writ, £
I will on Saturday
Saturday the & h
Paul Weidner. Portland, back can be seen inxall directions in, i o n o i r u r i i t t n u i d i n c i n t e r e s t s aBce „ with
of February,
1906. at
at 10
10 o'clock
o'clork A.
A. M.
M. of
of aaid
o f better navigation on the low- day
**.*•
hruary, 1906.
the
spring.
The
land
is
very
rich
day, at the west door of the court house, in Mc­
aprained, leg hurt. A. W. F ow ­
Minnville,
Yamhill
county,
Oregon,sell
at
pnb-
ler, brakeman, back and side in­ and water can be had by digging er Willamette and Columbia i ” J aale. to the hlgheat bidder, tor cash in band,
pf
the
right,
title
and
interest,
which
the
rivers. (B y the people o f Mult- J jvc named'
med'defeadeata,
defended*. A. H. Frll
Frlllnger and
jured. Mrs.Jame8 Moore, Spo­ a short distance."
aFrlllnger.or either of them had on the 11th
nomah county.
day of December |yn">. or have aim-e acquired
kane, s l i g h t l y brused, back
In the above described property, to mtiafy aaid
W alter R. Miles a Winner.
esecutlon, decree and eider of aale and the eoata
aprained. *
of this writ. Date of IIrat iaaue laouary
1906.
Frances E. W illard.
Data of laat iaaue Fetuuary 27th, 19UR.
Richmond, Irfd., Feb. 12—Wal­
M. F. CORRIGAN.
Fruit Growers’ Meeting.
Sheriff of Yamhill County. Oregon.
Memorial Day exercises in her F. W. FENTON
ter R. Miles, o f Newberg, Oregon,
and CLARENCE BCTT,
It was a good sized crowd o f representative o f Earlham, Col­ honor will be held by the Cheha- Attorney* for Plaintiff.
fruit growers and others tlfat lege, this city, in the state ora­ lem Center W. C. T. U. in the
gathered at Duncan’s ball on torical contest, captured first church a t 3 p. m. on Sunday.
Wednesday afternoon, and the place with his oration on “ Co­ The program will consist o f de­
many questions that were put to operation in Modern. Life." votions, music, recitations by
the speaker and the close atten­ Miles was a clear winner by 12 Misses Elma Paulsen, Edna Ev­
tion paid to all he said, showed points over his next highest erest and Ethel Tangin. Five
We w ant to buy good farms.
th at the growers of fruit were competitor, DePauw University, young men honoraries, and five I f yours is that sort, and price
there for the purpose o f learning which has Won many oratorical young ladies, will give senti­ and terms are right let us know
all they cduld regarding the best contests. It is predicted that ments in accord with the day. kbout it and we will mail yo u
methods to be pursued for the Miles will make a strong show­ An address by Freeman L. Har­ blanks tor detailed description.
-eradication of fruit pests and the ing in the interstate contest, ford, subject, “ The Christian I f it seems to be w h at we w an t j
renovation of old orchards.
owing to the fact that he has Character ot Frances E. Wil­ w e will look at it.
Jt was a matter of regret that had the benefit o f the training lard," a summary ot what the
W. B. STREETER
M. O. Lownsdale was unable to •incident to tw o state contests. National does with the $2 sent
201-202 Rothchild Bldg., Portland, Ore.
be present, owing to sickness, Earrlham has scarcely ever had each by the more than 10,000
References:
but A. C. Goodrich, the county such a celebration as took place meetings held on this day. Every U. S. National Bank,
Bank o f California,
fruit inspector took the floor •over Miles’ victory.
There was one is cordially invited to at- .
_
1 Hibernia Savings Bank.
and made a very timely .talk,' a parade of the students into the tend.
NO. 17
W R E C K O N W E ST SIDE.
Special Closing
Out Sale
Umbrellas & all Rain Goods
1*4 to 1*2 o ff on Um brellas
1*4 to 1-3 o ff on W ater Proof Clothing, such
as "Rose City Aquapelle.”
R ubber Boots at 1-2 former price.
i
Get wise and take the bargains of
HOD SO N BROS.
“If you get it of Hodson Bros^ it’s r ig h t ’’
Farms
Wanted
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