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NEWBEBG. YAM HILL COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 29.1909.
NO. 41
AUDITING.
The Penn'people were: Harvey CHILDREN l e a r n h o w t o United States to-day, who will pays bat because o f the pleaure
J. L. Haworth, J. C. Colcord, D. Crumly, Olive Folger Crum­ PR EVEN T C O N SU M P TIO N . probably die o f tuberculosis be­ it affords. ,,Come m any time and
fore they have reached the age o f ask and we will be pleased to an­
ly, Flora Crumly, Rebbie Hinch-
T h s d o sin e Session H eld M on­ Allen Smith.
Country
Loses
Millions
Yearly
eighteen'. This would mean that swer if we can. We sell for cash,
PRINTING.
man Smith, Mabel Hutchinson
day Afternoon.
in W asted Fdncnf i y ,
the public schools o f the country good goods and as cheap as can
Mrs. R. W. H. Smith, J. C. Douglas, Ida Jessup Wiley, Sam­
are
paying annually about $7,- be bought anywhere in the W est.
Hodson, Mrs. Anna Kelsey.
uel J. Steddom, Addie Watson,
A fter having held two business
Over
2,500,000
o
f
the
17,000,-
500,000 for the education of If fair treatment will wiu yon, I
LITERATURE.
Elmer H. Pemberton, Kate Wing,
sessions daily from Wednesday
Superintendent, M a r y Cam - Dosha W i n g S y m o n s , May « o o school children enrolled in children w ho will die before they am sure yon will give me the
the United States .have during reach the age o f eighteen. At liberal patronage yon have given
o f last week until Monday after­ mack, Salem; Ethel Cox, New­
Roberts, Wm. Brown, Ezra Pear­
the school year just closed, been least one-half o f this sickness, Messrs. Nelson & Hanson. M r.
noon o f this week, with the ex­ berg; L. S. Otis, Boise Valley,
son, S. Alice Hansen, Frances K.
Systematically instructed* con­ and possibly three-fourths o f it, S. M. Slyter remains and will be
ception o f Sunday, the annual
Pearl Hadley.^
Jones, Maria H. Bowerman, Mary
cerning the dangers o f consump­ could be prevented, it the munic­ pleased to fix any old thing.
•gathering o f Friends closed at
CONFERENCE.
Nordyke Commons, Berta Kirk
tion and the methods for its cure ipal and state governments Cóme in and get acquainted.
3:30 Monday afternoon. The
Superintendent, Wm. J. Rea­ Terrell and Chas. E. Tebbetts,
and prevention, according to a would adopt better and more
tim e fixed for the opening next
T h b o . S t . P ìe r b k .
gan, and other members to be who was teacher in the college at
year is the first Wednesday after superintendents o f different de­ one time. The various, wives, statement issued to-day by the hygienic methods o f controlling
National Association for the and teaching the children, and if
July 4.
Anniversary Celebration.
partments, N. L. Wiley,^ Evan­ Husbands, and children were also
Study
and
Prevention
o
f
Tuber­
The number o f those from geline Martin, Mary Cammack,
the public in general were alive
present, making in all about 37.
culosis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred BarreH
other points increased up to Sun­ John F. Hanson, Sibyl Wood­
to the need tor tuberculosis
celebrated their twenty-eighth
Besides the 2,500,000 ^children prevention.
day and the attendance was the ward, Anise Jones, Nellie Paul­ Union Sunday E*
thus regularly instructed in their
largest it has been for several
The National Association de­ wedding anniversary S u n d a y ,
sen.
Arrangements
have
been
made
schools, the National Association clares that the best way to wipe July 25, it being also Mr. Barrell’ s
years at these meetings.
EDUCATION-
by the local Ministers’Association, estimates that fully 1,000,000
birthday anniversary.
Those
' On Sunday other pulpits inj Superintendent, Sibyl Wood­
out consumption am ong the chil­
¡approved by the r e s p e c t i v e more have received instruction
present
w
e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred.
town were supplied by visiting ward; Newberg, Claude Lewis;
dren is to educate both them and
churches, for a union Sunday at the various tuberculosis ex­
ministers, while the Friends Salem, J. Ray Pemberton; Boise
their parents so that they will BarreH Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
evening meeting during August hibits held in all parts of the
church was filled, both at the Valley, Cora Beals.
know that tuberculosis is a com­ Barrell Jr, and family, A. Cooke,
and
a
part
o
f
September.
The
country or in separate classes municable disease, that it can be Mr. Garret, and Miss Mary Cooke,
morning and evening services.
PEACE AND ARBITRATION.
time
appointed
for
the
meeting
and organisations.
A t the morning service Mary
Superintendent, John F. Han­
cured and that it must be pre­ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barrell ariu~
is
5:30
o’clock,
and
the
place
family and Martin Langatad, ^
A number o f investigations vented.
Nichols Cox was the speaker. son; Newberg, Pharaba Morris;
Edwards’
grove,
when
the
weath­
fine
dinner had been prepared by
conducted
in
various
parts
o
f
the
Before the sermon was begun a Salem, Esther Townsend; Boise
er
is
suitably.
The
preacher
for
the hostess. The afternoon Was
world show that a large percent­
large subscription was taken for Valley, Wm. L. Hadley.
T o T h e Public.
next Sunday evening is Pastor age of the children in the public
•pent
in social chats with plenty
conducting the evangelistic and
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Young
o
f
the
Methodist
church.
Having
bought
the
stock
o
f
o
f
laughter
and all went home
schools
have
tuberculosis
before
church extension work during
Superintendent, Nellie Paulsen;
The
singing
will
be
led
by
the
sporting
goods,
bicydes.shopand
they are eighteen.. That a larger
merry and feeling as though they
the year. Sam HilU the Seattle Boise Valley, H a z e l R i n a r d ;
railroad magnate, Hervey Lind- Salem, Jay Gardner; Newberg, united choirs in charge o f I. A. number o f them do not die, is buildings o f Messrs. Nelson & had been, "eating a little,” and
Hanning. A cordial invitation is due to the fact that healthy Hanson, I suppose it’s time for wishing the host and hostess
ley, who is manager o f the Home Claude Lewis.
extended to all to participate in children are able to resist the me to make my little speech. many happy returns.
Telephone Co. in Portland, and
PERMANENT BOARD.
attack o f the consumption germ. My speech is always little and
Elbridge Stewart, president o f ~ Ida J. Wiley, one year, C. J. these meetings.
F . C. S t a n n a r d , sec’ y, On account o f the prevalence of short—not being gifted with this
W est Chehalem .
the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Edwards, Louisa C. Parker, O. J.
'
Minister
Ass’
n.
v — “—
„
the disease among children, the pleasant and sometimes harm­
Co., o f Seattle were present and Sherman, Levi McCracken for
The Sunday School will hold a
less
pastime.
The
public
expects
National Association considers
gave very Kberal sums to assist five years.
Notice to Christian Church and
picnic on Friday next at Baker’s
their
education to be o f prime a kind o f declaration of principle,
in the work.
EVANGELISTIC.
Bible School.
however, and with this I am at grove.
importance.
Greetings were received from
Chairman, H. D. Crumly; Sec­
Frank Nelson has purchased a
The time o f meeting in con­
In Boston, a special commission home. Business is not a new
Rev. John Hfenry Douglas, who retary and treasurer, Marietta
new thrashing outfit for this
has been confined at his home in Lewis, other members o f the tinuous service has been changed which recently investigated the thing to me, having spent many
year’s
ran, capable of handling
Pasadena for several months, executive committee, L. A. Wells, back to 10 A.M . instead o f 10:30 subject, found th at over 5,000 years at the sport, so that in
much
more and giving better
and from H. Edwin McGrew, H. Elmer Pemberton, Ida J. A.M . as during the experimental children in that city alone had going into business again after a
satisfaction then the old one.
now o f Los Angeles, but who Wiley.
Anson C o x , B e r t h a quarter from May to August positive cases o f tuberculosis. nice rest I feel much pleasure.
Miss Arnot left M onday last
served the meeting as clerk for Morrison, Ezra Pearson, Byron The sermon by the pastor will In New York, a recent study It’s my chosen vacation—and I
■several years. The clerk was Morris, Sophia Townsend, J. C- follow the school without inter­ showed over 25,000 tuberculosis like it—not merely because o f the for California for her last year of
mission. AH are very cordially in- children in the schools, On the livelihood it affords but 'simply training lor nnrse. Mr». A rqot,
directed to send responses in Colcord, J. W. Jones.
both instances.
Delegates to attend Puget vited to attend. Remember time, basis o f these and other investi­ because I enjoy it just as yon her mother, will remain here for
Early in the sessions a com­ Sound Quarterly meeting; W. I. 10 a.m . No evening sermon on gations, it is estimated by certain would enjoy fishing, hunting, a time, then join her husband in
mittee on nominations was ap­ Kelsey, A. J. Weaver, Harvey account o f union Service in grove. authorities that there are nearly playing ball or tennis. Yon Idaho and may afterwards re­
G e o . C . R it c h e y , P a sto r. 1,000,000 school children in the enjoy this not alone because it turn to Oregon.
pointed as follows: Anson Cox, D. Crumly, L. A. Wells, A. M.
L. M. Gilbert, Allen J. Pemberton, Bray.
MISSIONARY.
-Lydia C. Gardner, F. K. Jones,
M. P. Elliott, Lucinda Wells,
F. A. Morris, Amanda M. Wood­
ward, H. E. Pemberton, Nellie Nellie Osborn, 0 . J. Sherman,
J. C. Hodson, Anna Kelsey, W.
C. Osborn.
Following the report o f John E. Crozer, >J. A- Cook, Anna
F. Hanson, chairman o f the Moon, W. J. Hadley, Anna B.
committee on Peace and Arbitra- Miles, A. M. Bray. Statistical
v tion, Robert C. Root, Pacific secretary, A. M. Bray. Railroad
Cofftt Secretary o f the American secretary, B. S. Cook.
Peace Society gave an instructive
F -u rlh a m « m j P u n Students.
and inspiring address. An invi­
tation had been sent to a com­
During the past week there
pany o f soldiers from Vancouver were many visitors in town in
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barracks, who were camped in attendance at Friends Yearly
town, to attend this session, Mr. Meeting, and among the number
Root giving assurance that he were those who have been at
would say nothing that would different times students o f de­
give cause for offense. Several nominational colleges located in
•of the men were in attendance. the Mississippi valley, who were
Edgar T. Hole, who is away glad o f the opportunity afforded
from the Friends African Indus­ to get together and talk the old
Those buying tickets from this point may avail themselves o f a half-rate fare for the round trip by application
trial Mission for a period o f rest times over.
gave a very interesting account
By invitation p u b l i c l y a n ­
to any o f the company's salesmen or -agents on the train or at BROADMEAD.* If you can’t take the special—
o f the work in that field.
nounced the Earlham people
take any train—above all, BE THERE! You will never regret it and you will have a good time. SPECIAL
Every afternoon at one o’ clock gathered at the home o f Mr. and
TRAIN LEAVES PORTLAND PROM PTLY A T 8 A . M., SATU RD AY, JULY 31ST.
Prof. Charles E. Tebbetts, who Mrs. E. A. Elliott, on Saturday
was present representing the evening, while the Penn people
See. the town o f BROADM EAD in the building—walk over BROADM EAD’S 3000 acres—note the big
Friends American Board of met in the grove and had a picnic,
things happening, and the greater things in store. Satisfy yourself about BROADM EAD. Its future great*
Foreign Missions as its secretary, by invitation o f Mr. and Mrs. W.
ness is assured by its present fertility. Be on hand, and be on time. BROADM EAD is sold at easy prices, on
gave missionary talks to all who E. Terrell.
easy terms.
were interested and who could
The Earlham people were,
attend, and his expositions o f the Mrs. Mary Gilbert, ’60-61, Olive
different lines o f the work were Gilbert Elliott, '89, Pharaba A.
specially helpful and greatly ap­ Morris,’68-9-’60, A. J. Weaver.
preciated. He also gave a special Esther Townsend, ’58-9-’0O, Mary
A full-size town lot goes to every person upoiTpayment o f 10 per cent o f the purchase price o f any 10-
missionary sermon and a lecture Nicholas Cox, Westfield Indiana,
acre tract—but not after Saturday, July 3 1 —our opening day. This is a generous o ffer—you can't afford to
on education both o f which were Albert Benson,’83-4-’86-7, Anna
powerful and convincing.
White Benson, '86-7, Wallace A.
miss it
One o f the most radical changes Newlin, ’02-6, W. C. Woodward,
made by the meeting was the '98-9, Mary A. Underhill White,
transfer o f the missionary work '60-1, L S. Binford, Caldwell,
^ to the American Board for man­ Idaho, Matthew Terrell, ’56, O. P.
agem ent Not all were in favor Clark, Georgetown, Illinois, M.
W e have arranged to treat all o f our visitors to a grand big barbecue on our opening day—we’ll be pre­
o f the change at this time, but P. Elliott, ’84, Sarah E. Adair,
pared to take care o f a great many people—com e and try the roast, satisfy your appetite, and see BROADM EAD
good feeling prevailed, following Eugene, Oregon,’56-7, Malinda
at your leisure.
the announcement o f the vote.
Gilbert,,81, J. J. G i l b e r t , ’69,
A t the temperance session Mrs. W. Irving Kelsey, ’90-3, Anna
. N^al B. Inman, recently from Townsend Kelsey,’8 6 -7 -’ 9 1 -3 ,
Oklahoma, was the principal Bell Gilbert, ’01, L. M. Gilbert ’85-
speaker and gave a vivid account ’ 90-1, Lizzie A. P. W hite,’ 49-’56,
o f the work for prohibition in Nathan White, ’ 55-6, Tristram
that state.
Coggeshall,’50-3-4-5-7, John T.
B O A R D O F T R A D E B U IL D IN G
8A FOURTH S TR E E T.
Committees were appointed as Haworth, Lorens Townsend Hod­
follows:
son, James Lewelling.
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