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NEWBERG. YAMHILL OOÏÏHTY. OUpKW, THUR8DAY, SEPTEMBER 10.1908.
gave some timely advice to moth­
ers in regard to helping the teach­
Another lie. Not one dime
ers with the subject of purity in
been charged to the county
Pacific CoUoge Securas N ew In­ Rainier W om an Criticises G ov-
schools.
ing my term of office. But
eranor’s Behavior.
structora— M rs. Eva H um -
Instead of the gold medal con­
no administration can the
m er HuD—M r. A lex-
R ainier , O r ., Sept. 3.—(T o the ty lose a dime b j the cu
test as planned, a golden treat
ander Hull.
Editor o f the Oregonian.) — I down of diseased 1 rees for the was enjoyed. The tw o contest­
want to say a tew words that I cost of this work becomes a lien ants present gave their selections
The music lovers oi Newberg
would like very much to see in on the property of the owner o f and Mrs. Hidden gave a talk on
will be glad to know that tw o
print—although I hardly expect the orchard and is a charge upon “ The Object and Work of the W.
new instructors have been se­
to. At any rate I will try to see him. During my term o f office C. T. U.” Music was excellent
cured for the department oi mu­
it a newspaper will print a little not only has no charge been
and a large audience present.
sic for Pacific College tor the com­
truth.
Thursday—Reports of officers
to the county for such work,
ing year and that they are al­
I was down to the annual re­ there has not been one
and superintendents were read
ready on the ground.
gatta at Astoria last week, and charged to the owner o f any
showing
that much good work
Mrs. Bva Hummer Hull and
had what I thought at that time cut down.
has
been
done
this year. Twenty
her son, Alexander Hull, o f Co­
the “ honor” to meet Oregon’s
It is said, I am told, that I am ty delegates present; reports and
lumbus, Ohio, desiring to make
Governor. Later when I was on cutting down trees right and feB resolutions accepted.
a change in climate, came to the
the train ready to leave, I was as my fancy or prejudice tfiny
Officers Elected—Pres., Miss
•coast a short time ago and have
very much concerned to see our dictate, without any regard for Edith Minchin, Dundee; vice pres.,
been stopping in Tacoma. Hear­
Governor being led to the train the interests of the owners o f Mrs. Jennings, Dayton; cor. sec.,
ing oi the vacancy in the music
by tw o prominent men. At first such trees. Another lie. These Mrs. Olive Crumley, Newberg;
department o f the college they
I thought he was sick o r injured, owners are my neighbors. It is rec sec. Mrs, Lorena Hod son,
came to investigate and were so
but when I expressed my views, not my wish nor is it to my in­ Newberg; treas., Mrs. Nancy
well pleased with the outlook
people laughed at my innocence terest to injure them. My mis­ Kulper, Dayton.
that they have taken the work
and told me he was in a very bad sion is to build up, not to destroy.
Superintendents—Evangelistic,
and are already planning to
state of intoxication. I was hor­ In no case can I g o into a man’s Mary J. Newlin, Newberg; Purity,
make their department one o f
rified and looked closer and found orchard and tell him to cut down Sarhh Minchin, Dundee; Medal
the most popular in the institu­
out it was the truth. He sham­ a tree because there is something Contests, Mary Royce, Newberg;
tion.
bled!—our Governor shambled! wrong with it. I must tell him Sabbath Observance, Nancy Kul­
Mrs. Hull, who will teach in­
His hat was pulled down over o f the disease or pest present and per, Dayton; Social and Red Let­
strumental music, piano and vio­
his face and he was in a perfect advise a method of treatment. ter, Mildred WiUs, Chehalem Cen-
lin, has studied with some oi the
stupor! And the tw o prominent If he refuses to treat such di:
Flower Mission, Frankie
best masters in Cincinnati and
men that led him—one held each trees the law directs me to
artin, Newberg: Sys. Giving,
other eastern cities. At one time
arm as reverantly as though it stroy them. But I do not wish Melvina Hunter, Dundee; Nar­
she was at the head oi the string
were something holy.
to destroy and my course is to cotics, Mary E. C. Scott, New­
department oi Ohio Wesleyan
Oh! how can they, how can advise methods that will save berg; Health and Heredity Mrs.
University, Delaware, O h i o ,
they elect a man o f Such standing trees. It is my ambition to see Thomas, Amity; Mothers’ Meet­
where she taught piano. Later
to govern us! It only shows all the old apple orchards o f our ings, Docia Macy, Springbrook;
she removed to Columbus where
that, as the majority elects—not county so renovated that they Press, Mrs. Kopp, Newberg; Sab­
she was for years prominent as
a man surely—a being like that will not only be of value and prof­ bath School, Eliizabeth Johnson,
organist in succession o f all the
to govern them, that they are it to their owners, but will not Dundee; Sci. Temperance,
churches and as a concert artist
well satisfied and willing and no be sources o f contagion for their geline Martin, Dundee; Litera­
and private teacher. For the
better themselves. Elect a man neighbors. I do not want a sin­ ture, Lorena Hod »on, Newberg;
past seven years she has been di­
like this and even want him in gle old apple tree destroyed, if it Peace and Mercy,
:rey, Maria Bower-
rector o f the music department
the United States Senate! Pic­ can be kept vigorous. I have man, Newberg;
g; Franchise, Mrs.
o f Muskingum College, New Con­
ture “ Our George” shambling in­ abundant living proof that my R. B. Webber..
cord, Ohio. In addition to her
to the Senate after a “ spree.” I suggestions for treatment o f
Mrs. R. B. W ebber ,
duties *s teacher she was director
can’t stand to think o f it, that he these trees will succeed and am
Reporter
o f the chorus, the orchestra and
should represent ns.
M
a
r
t E. C.
ready
to
show
it.
the string quartet, i
I feel sore that if women held
Press
Superintendent.
All this bluster has arisen be­
Alexander Hull teaches voice,
the right to vote in Oregon, that cause I cut down twelve trees
resolutions .
"’cello, harmony, ,l counterpart,
they would feel to o much repug­ belonging to people who neglect­
composition and orchestration.
Trusting in the loving care and
nance to cast a vote for such a ed my orders and those o f the
He is agraduateoftheUniversity
protection
o f our Heavenly
person. I spoke to a well known previous inspector. AH other or­
oi' Pennsylvania and has also
man about it. He said he liked chards being renovated are being ther, His help and guidance,
been a pupil of Turpin o f Colum-
Governor Chamberlain. When I treated voluntarily by the own­ earnestly endeavoring to follow
■bus and later o fj. Henry Koyv
. . .
r„ .
.
where he leads
alski, a Pole who has been teach-|tc>!d ^
w^at 1 had seen, hearnd: ( ers and without hardships to
B e it R esolved , That we hold
“ Yes, he does those things.
I am not issuing new oq - fast to our past principles o f to ­
ing with phenominal success in
Those things!
>ns at this season (with tal abstinence for the individual
tifications
Philadelphia and New York.
M ary J ane S m ith .
one exception) and do not pro­ and prohibition for our state and
A Zanesville, Ohio paper in
pose to do so until trees are dor­ nation.
commenting on a musical recital
T o the People o f Yam hill.
mant when they may be treated
given by Mr. Hull in that city
That we rejoice and praise God
when he opened a school of mu­
Now that the blank cartridge without injury. So much for the tor the multipled victories o f the
sic said:
fired at the county fruit in­ “ protection o f our homes” and year in prohibition and that we
“ The entire program for the spector has “ gone out,” I pro­ the “ saving of our orchards” so will stand firm for the enforce­
Evening consisted o f classic selec­ pose to say a word. I shall not loudly proclaimed by petitioners. ment o f law in our communities.
tions, and Mr. Hull’ s interpreta­ write in my own defense for I do Lastly I will treat the orchards
That we spend more time and
tion of them was faultless. His not need any. But lest there be o f petitioners (if by chance some money in our department work.
sweet and cultured baritone voice some misapprehension o f the ac­ should be owners) just as I would Believing that the head of our
was the marvel o f all present, tions of officials and of the repu­ those of my supporters. I know great temperance body is repre­
and hearty was the applause table business interests who sup­ not friend nor enemy in my work, sented by the departments in the
that greeted the singer after the port me I shall point by plain so no matter what has been said i local unions and that the Nation­
rendering of each number. In words to a few lines that have or done I shall in no case act re­ al and State W. C. T. U. can
fact throughout the entire pro­ been circulated recently.
vengefully. I hope I am not so strengthen the whole body by
gram the selections were of such
I am told there have been many small as that.
giving more freely the literature
a character that Zanesville mu­ misrepresentations made by the
M. O. L ownsdale .
to be distributed.
sical talent never enjoyed a richer “ odds and ends” who have circu­
We would recommend a great­
feast o f classic music than that lated petitions and it these willful Report of Yam hill County W . C. er activity toward social gather­
which was presented on this oc­ perversions o f tact be not contra­
T . U . Convention.
ings, inviting those not members.
casion. „
dicted a few citizens might possi­
We believe there should be a
“ Fortunately for Mr. Hull and bly misconstrue my silence and
The convention, held at Dayton greater effort by individual mem­
.to the delight o f the audience, he imagine there was some truth in August 27-28, was opened by bers to donate to the needs of
was accompanied on the piano the stories.
a song and prayer service. God’s the work by systematic giving
by his mother, Mrs. Eva Hum­
It is said that one o f the chief blessing seemed to be with us and not depend too much on oth­
mer Hull, director o f the depart­ criticisms o f my work was that and unity and harmony pre­ ers to fill up the Lord’s treasury.
ment o f music in Muskingum col­ I cut down an orchard belonging vailed.
That we make a greater eflort
lege. Mrs. Hull is an artist on to a poor widow who was so
Miss Edith Minchin, County to have medal contests as this is
the piano, and her accompani­ poor and infirm she has to be President, presided. The address one method o f educating public
ment in the difficult selections supported by the county. A lie o f welcome by Rev. J. J. Patten, sentiment, making our slogan
that were rendered was perfect.” pure and simple. The orchard M. E. church, ami Rev. W. S. Contests. Contests, Contests.
It is evident that the young referred to belonged to the LebokI Plowman, Evangelical church,
That we tender our heartfelt
people o f Newberg will have an heirs of McMinnville. Further­ on “ The Temperance Outlook” thanks to Mrs. Hidden for her
•opportunity to get the best in­ more, it might be well for the were well received.
efficient help; the pastors, the
struction in music, both instru­ misrepresenting petitioners to
Prof. McDonald s p o k e o f churches and all the friends (or
mental and vocal, during the explain why the owner of an or- schools and gave a reeitniion entertainment and a ll w h o
coming year without being com­ i chard — widow or otherw ise- “ Wrestling W’ith Satan.”
helped to make this one of the
pelled to go away from home and should be supported by the coun­
Responses from the W, C. T. U. most spiritual, harmonious and
Pacific College is fortunate in be­ ty. It is also reported, I am told, by Mrs. Docie Macy, Mrs. Jen­ uplifting convention in the histo­
ing able to offer such inducements that my work has been a great nings, Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden.
ry of Yamhill Connty.
to music lovers.
In the afternoon Mrs. Macy
and unnecessary expense to the
M rs . R. R. W e b b e r ,
county. Another lie pure and let! the devotional exercises.
M rs . W. M. J ennings ,
Far Sale Cheap.
Address on “ Purity” by Mrs.
simple. I have made no charge
M rs . D ocia M acy ,
and rendered no bill to the coun­ Hidden whose words of wisdom
Committee.
One 12 disc seeder, 12 disc har­ ty for inspection work nor has full o f God’s love and mercy were
row , tw o section steel harrow, there been a dime paid me for the elevating and greatly appreci­
How the women do hate to
14 inch steel beam plow. Call same. It is also reported, I am ated.
get their clothes all wet because
on or write Calvin Hutchins, R. told, that great sums are or have
Mrs. Wm. Jennings, present John w on’t cut the weeds along
F. D. No. .3, Box 37, Newberg.
pastor
of the Baptist church, the path.
been charged up tp the county
NO. 47
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC CHAMBERLAIN SCORED. for work in cutting down
Public School Opens
Sept. 28, 1908
Boys’ Suits
Overcoats
Hats and
Shoes
_
You want to be sure o f two
points when you get your
boy’ s outfit—
d u rability and jCooks
Our new stock is replete with good thirds for Boydom and
Schooidom. We have Suita ahd Overcoats for boys from 4
years okl up, at prices to suit.
Not H ow Cheap, but H ow G ood.
HODSON BROS.
East First Street
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The sharpening wheel is made o f that
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cuts faster, and does not draw the
temper.
Just the thing for carpenters, machine
men and hotels.
Ij/ie 5$ank
of
Tfewb
Was organized in 1890 when Newberg was
but a village o f five hundred people
Its
growth has kept pace with its section and to­
day it places at the disposal o f its patrons
the extensive connections and the financial
strength acquired by eighteen years o f con­
tinuous growth.
You are cordially invited to become a cus­
tomer of one of the oldest?banks in Yamhill
county, which promises you its best service
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B. C. M ILES.................................................... President
J. L. HOSKINS ................................... Vice President
J. C. COLCORD................................................ Cashier
W . E. CROZER........................................ Asst. Cashier