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berg audiences and several string
trios wiH be especially interest
ing. The performers are well
known to Ncwberg people from
their w ork in the college. Their
teaching work has left little time
for concerts and this is conse
quently their first appearance
this season in Ncwberg. In ad
dition to his work a t the college
Mr. Hull has charge o f the
quartet and chorus o f the First
-Presbyterian Church o f Salem,
where he 6as a grow ing class in
voice. Mr. and Mrs. Hull have
had a wide experience in concert
and recital w ork and a successful
one, as their press notices show.
Rev. Boughton took
dinner w ith George Bush.
N. Shireman made a
trip to Portland Monday.
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N, TH U RSD AY, JA N U A R Y 13 .19 10 .
K eral Secretary William E. Shaw,
and Dr. John Willis Baer, presi
dent o f Occidental College, are
among the prominent names that
will be on the program.
NO. 13
C o m m e n ce the
Any person o f good judgement,
Oregon ranks seventh among
w ho has received an ordinary
fa m ily all the states in railroad build-
Mr. Blanchard
common school education, can
moved to Dayton Monday. .«¡W in g during 1909
These figures
readily and easily pass the test
are
compiled
by
the
leading rail
Mr. and Mrs. Bush and Mr.
to be given applicants for census
Amath were in Portland last road publications o f the country
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enumerator’s places on Saturday,
and show that the Beaver state
OF
week on business.
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February 5th, the date finally
A number o f the Newbeifc addcd 134 m ile8to it8 railroads
set by U. S. Census Director
friends
o f Mrs. Noble called on during the year just closed. The
Durand, according to an an
her lajrt M onday for a birthday Pacific Northwest is declared to
nouncement from the census
be the great goal o f competitive
surprise.
bureau recently. This w ill be a
railroad building in the United
Master Calkins has his wire
comforting assurance to the
States. The straggle o f the rail
less station in working order but
several hundred thousand who
roads to enter Central Oregon is
it w ill take a little time to learn
are believed to be contemplating
detailed and development in the
the code.
making application for the places.
Willamette Valley and in the
I t was emphatically stated a t
The orchard company which Oregon Coast country is re
/ Installation of Officers.
the bureau that the test will be
was formed here for the purpose corded.
This is a far better
The officers o f the Vesta Re o f engaging in apple growing,
an eminently . reasonable and
showing for the past year than
practical one, similar to that ap bekah lodge were installed on in which the White Sox baseball
made
in
1908,
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plied to applicants at the twelfth Tuesday evening by District Dep man is interested, has on hand Jnqe8 0f new railw ay was built i
census. I t w ill consist o f filling uty President. Marie Evans, $700 worth o f apple trees for
O F THE
this state.
out a sample schedule o f popula with .Verona H. Nelson acting as planting.^ This tract o f land
tion from a description, in nar Marshal. The follow ing ate the comprises about 100 acres and
Pacific College Ndtes.
rative form, o f typical families; officers for the term:
the w ork is under the manage
• and, in the case o f enumerators Noble Grand, Josephine Bradley; ment o f Mr. Amath w ho is well
Miqp Erma Heacock, who was
whose w ork will be in the rural Vice Grand, Emma Watkins; Sec qualified for the position.
The out the fall term has entered our
districts, they w ill be called upon retary, F lo r e n c e McDonald; remainder o f the Andrew John raUks again.
to fill out an additional sample Treasurer, Emily Gardner; War jo n farm has been sold o ff in ten
T h e s e a t o fK e a n e th H a n s e p
schedule o f agriculture, from in den, Minnie Robertson; Conduc acre tracts and is being planted was vacant a d a y recently as a
formation furnished by the cen tor, K atie Ferguson; Inside to walnuts and apples
result o f an accident.
Guard,
Pearl
Cummings;
Outer
sus bureau..
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Miss Esther Ellis, formerly a
All persons, whether women or Guard, & W. ASithes; Chaplain,
student o f Fow ler Academy,
men, w ho may desire to become A. M. McDonald; Right Support
Kansas enrolled a$ a student the
The young son o f Mr. and Mrs.
census enumerators must be citi- er N. G., Verona Nelson; Left
first o f the term.
aens o f the United States; res Supporter N. G., Rosa Hale; Carrol Kirk had a bad sick topell
Postcards from Prpf. M atey
idents o f the supervisor’s district Right Supporter V. G., Marie but is better.
announce
that he and his mother
for which they wish to be ap Evans; Left Supporter V. G „
A. J. Palmer departed M onday
are among the orange groves W . S. Allen Shows Freak A p p le
Elmer A. Buehler, a former
pointed; must be not less th a n l8 Marie Crabtree; P . N. G., Minnie enroute for Stockton; California,
near Los Angeles.
student
o f Pacific College and
nor more than 70 years o f age; Byers; Captain of the Degree where he expects to visit a broth
J er whom he has not seen for a Rev. G. H. (freer gave another W. S. Allan, from Dundee, was n ow attending the Capital Busi
must be physically able to do the Staff, Verona H. Nelson.
helpful and inspiring talk m«bis exhibiting to his Newberg friends ness College o f Salem, w as last
work; must be trustworthy,
number o f years
o f Officers.
honest and o f good habits; must
picked from his orchard, which able candidates as bass in the
morning o f last week.
have at least an ordinary educa
moved t o Grants Pass this week
The Royal Neighbors, o f A-
President and Mrs. Kelsey nodonbt came as a result o f quartet o f the First Presbyterian
tion aad must be able to write
where they expect to make their
cross potlenizing daring the church o f that city. Mr. Bueh
merica
met
at
the
Masonic
hall,
plainly and with reasonable
home, a brother o f Mr. Yarn’s entertained the junior academy
January 10, with the Modern
class on the evening ofja n n a iy 3, blooming season. One side of ler has been studying w ith Prof.
rapidity.
r.r
having bought their place.
f for their daughter, Miss Lorena. the apple has the red Spitzenberg Hull for the last year and a half
Those w ho can comply with Woodmen o f America for jo in t
Mr. and Mrs. Orejelo, some o f
installation,
when
the
follow
ing
A . very pleasant evening w a » color, while the other is striped and his recent appearance assist
these requirements are invited to
the
Portland
Mission
workers,
a little like a Ben Davis, with a ing Mr. Hull at a Christmas,Ves
reported.
put in their applications, as there officers were installed for the in-
made
Miss
Mabel
Paulsen
a
visit
very distinct line ot demarkation per Musical Service led the music
will be at least 68,000 enumera suing year. Fred Ames, consul;
The students aiy getting anx
the later part o f last week ant
between
the tw o colors. Earlier committee erf the church to au
Clifford
Cady,
adviser;
Earnest
tors’ places to be filled by-the
ious to see the famous Dallas ;
last
Sunday
Mrs.
Orejelo
coi
in
the
season
Mr. Allan found thorize Mr. Hull ^ engage him
middle o f March in preparation Ward, banker; W. B.Cory, clerk; ducted the services a t the church
ball team perform on our
one apple o f this kind on a Spitz for w o rk jn the quartet. The
for the enumeration beginning Jim Went*, escort; Fred Richards, irt the morning and evening.
floor Friday night. The home
tree,
which he exhibited at the members have expressed them
watchman;
Jake
Taylor,
sentry;
April 15th.
team would be greatly encour
meeting
of the State Horticultur selves as very much pleased with
Application forms, with full Earnest Yates, chief forester.
aged in their stupendous under
Portland Notes.
al Society held during the holi Mr. Buehler’s work at his initial
instructions for filling in, and The officers for the R. N. o f A.
taking, by the attendance o f a
days,
and later he found this service last Sunday. It is likely
were
as
follows.
L
ottie
Han-
complete information concerning
Pending timber sales from the. good crowd.
one.
Next
season he should try Mr. Buehler will appear here in
the test and life method o f a ? non’ oracle;Flora Fairbanks, vice national forest reserves o f Ore
his hand at producing an apple a recital during the coming .
pointment, can be secured by orack; Ida Ward, post oracle; gon and Washington will mean
Revival M eetings.
$
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halt
soar and half sweet, to sell spring.
M
ary
Greesley,
chancelier;
Flor
w riting to the supervisor o f cen
a revenue to the tw o common
to
families
where divorce pro
At
Chrisiian
Tabernacle,
Sun
sus for the supervisor’s district ence Schreffler, recorder; Grace wealths o f more than $300,000.
“ Charlie, dear,” queried the
in which the applicant lives. All Cady, receiver; Marshals, Linda This sum will go to the school day morning, January 16th, re ceedings have been threatened.
fair
maid a t the ball park, “ w h y
vival
meetings
will
ljegin,
con
Bashaw,
and
Maud
Kelso;
In
applications, properly filled in
and road funds o f the tw o states,
ducted
by
the
pastor,
assisted
by
does
that man behind the hitter
must be filed with the supervisors ner Sentinel, Elsie Stafford; flut the counties benefitted being
Calvin H a ir Resigns.
wear such a big bib?”
not later than January 25th as ter, L. M. Stafford; Manager, those in which the timber grew Mias Ellen Flook, o f Portland, as
soloist
and
song
leader.
A
lively
Bertha
Beck
ner.
The
drijl
teams-
“ That,” explained Charlie, “ is
any received after that date- can
The distribution o f this money
Calvin Blair, tired o f the dis-
interest
is
already
manifestde,
by
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t
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keep his shirt front from get-
work o f both lodges was exceed will mean great improvement to
not be considered.
tinction incident to official posi- ..
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good audiences and eleven new
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. ting mussed when the ball knocks
J. R. Hendricks, o f Salem, is the ingly pretty and interesting. both states.
tion at the seat ol government i , .
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members being added since first r v
l h
a £ i„i
supervisor for the first congres Their were fully tw o hundred
o f Yamhill,
and
filed his resigna- ms teeth out. ’
Numerous important conven
announcement
was
made
tw
o
people
present,
all
o
f
whom
sat
sional district in Oregon and
tion as deputy sheriff. He is now
tions o f interest throughout the
She could not cook, she could
Seneca C. Beach, o f Portland, for down to a bountiful supper Northwest are scheduled for week ago. All Christian people holding down a much more lu
not
bake, she could not wield a
are welcome to participate in the
prepared bv the R. N. o f A. and
the second district.
crative position with the Sweeny garded rake, she could not sew,
Portland during the present
M. W. o f A.
services. The non-church people
Construction Co., which is build she could not darn, she could not
month. The Oregon State Fed
are especially invited and urged
The
ing the railroad into Tillamook knit socks out o f yarn and she
eration o f Labor and the North-
to attend regularly. The service
E astern S tar Installs O ffic e rs.
est Retail Harness & Saddlery
He is head clerk at the camps could not a husband get; so she
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w ill not be long and < will com
Come to the Christian Church
along the line of the new road, became a suffragette and joined
^ s s ’n. opened their
annual
Newberg Chapter No. 55 Or
mence at 7:30 p.m. with special
Friday evening, January 14, and
gatherings on Monday, January
and considering the character ot a club whose m otto said: “ Till
song service, each evening.
hear what it is, and also learn der o f the Eastern Star installed
the country being traversed, it we can vote we shall not wed.”
10, and interesting sessions are
G eo . C. R it ch e y , Pastor.
about a “ Club" house and rest the following officers on Thurs
doubtless gives him an oppor
being held by both o f these bodies,
room for the women o f Ncwberg day last:
tunity to get close to nature.
òood attendance has marked the
A story comes from the Vatican
W orthy Matron, Nellie Nelson;
and surrounding country.
Bank
Officials
Elected.
With the openings .before steady, that Cardinal Merry de Val w as
conventions, the delegates being
Business men ’s presence earnest W orthy Patron, Harry E. Gor
competent young men in many speaking w ith a friend on the
widely representative o f the
At the annual meetings held oq.
ly solicited. No fee-no collection. don; A. M . Emily Gordon; Sec.
lines o f endeavor in the great Storer incident and the Roosevelt
Elizabeth Clemmcns; Treas. J. D. North Pacific states. The Ore. Tuesday by|Newbcrg’s tw o banks
Please* come.
Noithwest today a tgood wages, letter, wljen suddenly the cardinal
Gordon; A. CM Lura Ferguson; gon Retail Hardware & Imple oncers for the coming year were
and
where there is an abundant ■aid. smiling; “ There are three
ment
Dealers’
Ass’n.,
which
em
Third Num ber Lyceum
War., Margaret Caldwell; Sent.,
elected as follows: For the United
opportunity
for advancement, excellent ways o f disseminating
Win. Clem mens; Adah, Josephine braces those portions o f Wash States National, J. L. Hoskins,
w
The third number ofthelVepum Christenson; Ftuth,. Emma Lar- ington tributary to Portland, as president; S. L. Parrett, vice the field of politics has little to news—telephone, tel-egraph and
tell-a-woman!”
course will be given in Duncan’s kin. Esther, ‘ Annie McDonald; land, as well as this whole state, jresident; other members of the offer them in comparison.
Hall on Friday evening January Martha, Margaret T h o m a s ; will meet here January 18 and board of directors, Clarence Bntt,
21. The concert will be given by Electa, Rosa Hale; Verona H. 19, and the Pacific Federation ot S. J. Madson, J. I. Hadley, J. F.
Mrs. Eva H. Hull, violin and Nelson as Installing Officer and Hardware & Implement Dealers’ Taylor, T. H. Hunt. For the
Ass’n., will meet here January 20
piano; Alexander Hull, baritone Delta Christy ns Marshal.
First National, J. D. Gordon,
and 21.
anti ’cello and Miss Dorothy
president; N. C. Christenson, vice
Hull, piano. A varied and in
The Young Peoples Societies president; other directors, A. Nel
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Card of Thanks.
teresting program has lieen ar j t - ... -T— “
o f Christian Endeavor through son, A. R. Mills, J. M. Crawford,
A G U N , Fishing Tackle, Base Ball, Sporting Goods o f any
ranged for the evening, opening , Vfe wish to thank our friends out the state are planning to Bernhard Groth, L. B. Ferguson,
kind, a good Bicycle— new or second-hand—pocket knife,
or rasor? O r do you wish something repaired, or made
with a piano duet and Hoeing
d nei^ibors for their sympathy send full delegations to the big Thomas Prince, L. G. Kneeshaw.
overt I f you do, call on us and w e ’ll do the rest.
assistance in o u r' recent state convention to lie held in
with n string trio. Mr. Hull will
vement.
singi .a; tfoxen « » a g e /in three
Portland, February 15, 16 and
Ths Graphic and W eekly O re-
ups, among others a set o f
groui
17.
Dr.
Francis
E.
Clarke,
of
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gonian
$2.25 per year; or the
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Miss L ouise H bnri
chiVh ten's arnrga n f htrrmiT emnr
BNRIOT, Boston, president o f the W orld’s Graphic and Sem i-W eekly Jour-
i Nelson a Heneen
Guo. H knriot . <.
position. In ’cello number there
Christian Endeavor Union; Gen- nal one yecr fo r $2.00.
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Shipm ent of JWall
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