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VOL XXII.
WILL BUY LARGE TRACT
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Elder Kahn will Engage in the
Sheep and Cattle Business
—It a n Expert Stockman.
On March 1st, Elder H oward
H. Krirn, formerly o f Salisbury,
left Ladoga, Indiana, w ith his
family for their new home at
Newberg, Ore.
Elder Keim is the oldest surviv
ing member o f the late Silas C.
Keim, o f Elklick, and is one ofthe
brainest and finest type o f men
that ever left Somerset county to
assist in the up-building o f the
great West.
He was educated for the en
gineering profession, but took to
The Graphic is “ all
home prist’ ’—H is
G ra p h ic
NEWHBBU. YAMHILL COUNTY.
Howard H. K ein Removes
with Family to Newberg.
G raphic
Media
point out the danger, we are now
concerned w ith the cure, and this
depends upon improvement in
conditions o f personal and soda
life Whatever the churches may
be able to do along this line, will
be a double contribution to
physical and spiritual betterment
and I should think that all woulc
wish to have a share in such an
enterprise.”
. Reports from all parts o f the
United States indicate that the
Sunday set apart w ill be general
ly observed, by the preaching o f
sermons on tuberculosis and by
the distribution o f special litera
ture.
The National Âssodation for
the Study and Prevention o f
Tuberculosis declares that the
campaign against tuberculosis is
a warfare againt ignorance, and
, THUBSDÀY, MARCH 17,1910.
HO. 22
new patterns
tend the convention to be held in
thé White Temple at Portland
March 29-30-31.
JYhe Young People’s sodal Sat
urday night was a very enjoy
able one though the basketball
games and other attractions
gflsde the attendance smaller
ing soon after leaving college.
The Adelphian Society w ill en-
He began his business career at
A t a later meeting when the
ftain
at the chnrch Friday
Salisburg, but emigrated to
bonding question was voted on,
ffSting. A pleasant time is as-
Montgomery county, Indiana,
a hard fight was made to turn
tred those who attend.
in the early 90’s, where he began
The members o f the A. W. L. down the proposition, in order
A! good program is bring ar-
farming w ith a capital o f less
met in the parlors o f the Imperial to prevent the board from build
mged for Easter.
than $500, half o f which was
hotel Friday, March 11, and or ing on the site selected. Failing
borrowed.
BRETHREN CHURCH,
ganized a local chapter. A char in this the second move was to
By industry and thrift, com
day
School 10 a.m. Preach-
ter was applied for and also pre petition the board to reopen the
bined with rare intelligence and
11 a.m. Young People’s
scribed territory, including a ra question o f a site by calling an
sagacity, Mr. Keim soon became
ing,
6:30 p.m. Preaching,
dius o f about ten miles square, other election. The matter was
.one o f the foremost and most
Prayer
Meeting, Wednes-
as a field o f operations for mem- referred to Attorney General
prosperous farmers /and stock-
Crawford for an opinion who
men o f the Hoorier State. He
The chapter was named “ L o gave the board the following:
w as for years the champion
tus” „as bring appropriate- *1 am of'’the opinion that this
Cheviot sheep breeder o f the
meaning ease sind contentment la w ) does not intend .to clothe
.John Root spent Sunday
United States, and his Jerseys
and it was the belief o f the an one-third o f the voters o f a dis- ^
his father in West Chehakm.
and blooded c a t t l e a l w a y s
cients that whoever "ate of the triet with pow er to keep calling
.
N. P. Nelson has
brought fancy prices. F o r many
lotps Aowey would, have a s in-
o f road
years he has been a valued con
satiable longing for knowledge. after another, and thus prevent
Welbui^Jensen
was out
tributor to the agricultural and
The chapter house or tree “ Club the construction o f a school tow n Visiting his friends a few
livestock papers ol the Middle
Room” for the ladies o f Newberg house. Where a vote-has been days. I ’
West, and a popular lecturer at
means a great deal more to the had, the meeting called in the
Virgil Fendall was out from
farmers’ institutes.
community than the people un usual w ay, proper notices posted, town and spent Sunday with his
Last fall
derstand, especially those with a and everything done to give all father.
-W ild Rose Farm,” four miles
grow ing family.
Investigate the legal voters o f the district
Exercises are now in progress
-out from Ladoga, for $21,780
and take a membership—no fees notice o f the meeting and a site for Easter at the West Chehalem
<$110 an acre for 189 acres) and
or dues, simply your membership selected, I am o f the opinion" the church.
I No person within the proposed of which delivers groceries, etc.,
his livestock and other personal
and a little effort. Will you help directors have the authority to
P. M. Tall man has sold one I« « « " county shall enter the con- twice each week.
property sold at public sale on
the tow n and yourself? This is proceed and construct the school hundred and sixty acres to N. C. test which win clo8e on June 30.
Part o f land rolling, part level.
Februaiy 1st, brought him over
Address a card house upon that site.”
a w orthy cau
Price, $100 per acre, giving
“Christenson and Mr. Cooper.
I All articles on the subject must
$7,000 more, r
On receipt o f this statement the
possession next fall, or $110 per
Mrs.
E.
H.
W
oodward
and
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in
the
hands
o
f
the
secretary
Mr. Keim’s family consists o f
board addressed an answer to Mrs. David Martin visited with on that date and the award will acre, giving possession immedi
six sons and tw o daughters. His
the petitioners, Dr. Littlefield, Mrs. S. M. Calkins one day last to madc on JulY 20. ° nc side o f ately.
object in locating in the Far
School Report.
John Larkin and others, saying
o f the paper only on which the
S. A . M i l l s , Proprietor,
West is to secure a large body o f
that after receiving such an
Salem R. F. D. No. 1,
The fine weather brought a I article is written should to used;
land to engage in the sheep and
Follow ing is report o f Dundee
opinion from the Attorney- number o f new faces to the church *to w riting must be legible, and
Phone Farmers 73, Salem.
cattle business. He wiH locate public school for month ending
General they did not believe they last Sunday. They were made the name o f the author and post-
temporarily at Newberg, on the March 11,1910.
had a right to call such a meet heartily welcome.
office address should be ap-
west side o f the Willamette
T otal no. days’ attendance
The Graphic and Weekly Ore
ing as was asked for in the peti I The surveyors are a t work lay- Ponded. Any person desiring to
valley, about 26 miles southwest 1206Vi- T otal no. days absence
gonian $2.25 per year; or the
tion.
ing off the' land for tree setting compete for this prize may receive
-of Portland. Elder Keim is a 9%. Total no. enrolled 64. Num
Graphic and Semi-Weekly Jour
The petitioners at once in- and a large crew of men are set- literature pertaining to the sub
minuter o f the Church o f the ber times late. Per cent o f a t
nal one year for $2.00.
situted legal proceedings to ting the trees on the White Sox
by addressing Lew A. Cates,
Brethren and will be appreciated tendance 99 1-6.
prevent the board from going orchazd land.
Secretary, Cottage Grove, Ore-
by the “ Dunkard” people o f that
Those who were neither absent
ahead with the work on the site
The pastor. Rev. Boughton | £on
community, as he is a good as nor tardy during the month are:
selected and the matter w ill come was called aw ay to Seattle to
well as an expert farmer and Ruby Ryan, Teressa Ryan, Ber
up before Judge Gallow ay on fill the pulpit o f the Baptist
stockman.—Myersdale Pa. Re nice Keyes, Francis K e y e s ,
Friday. Judge E. V .’ Littlefield Taliemacle in that city. Mr.
publican.
Arthur Livengood, Ruth John
will handle the case for the peti Rhodes, o f McMinnville, filled the
115 acres in Polk County, 3
son, Lowell Alford, Mabel Swink,
tioners, while Judge Martin L. vacancy here.
miles
from Lincoln boat land
B IS H O P N E LSO N A P P R O V E S Elmo Shannahan, Emil Sanders,
Pipes will represent the school
ing, 6 miles from McCoy, 9 miles
TUBER CULO SIS S U N D A Y .
Louie Jensen, Oscar Jensen, Jessie
CASH PR IZE IS OFFERED.
board.
from Salem, Vi mile from school.
Conlee, Orrin Sloan, Fred Rader,
There is not much time to lose
About 80 acres cleared, 30 acres
•Church« Called Upon to Preach Carl Lehman, Clause Groth,
Nesmith County C o m m i t t e e
if
a
high
school
buildings
is
to
be
clover and timothy, 30 acres oats
Gospel of Health on
Sophia Groth,' Lyle Willard,
Makes Liberal Proposition to
erected
this
season
and
it
is
to
be
and vetch, 15 acres good timber,
April 24th.
Levon Willard, Hazel Leabo,
Readers O f The Graphic
hoped that an early settlement
fir and oak, old and second
Alice Cross, Alfred Allen, Alex
o f the matter w ill be reached.
Approval ot the movement for
The Nesmith County Com growth. Good fruit land.
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Allan, Mamie Pier, Eddie Billich,
a national tuberculosis Sunday
A fine spring, piped in the house
mittee, in charge o f the matter o f
Elmer Warner, Eleanor Warner,
Church N o t «.
•on April 24, recently inaugurated
with
strong pressure.
creating a new county from por
Lester Warner, Ruby Pool, Roy
liy the National Association for
Several acres o f truck patch
Eddcns, Frances Eddens, Lillian METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. tions o f Lane and Douglas, offers
the Study and Prevention ot
Another glorious day at the a prize o f $25 in cash to the|irri^ated-
Barbour, Percy Barbour, Laurel
Tuterculosis, is given in a state
Abundance o f fruit o f all kinds.
above
church last Sabbath. Im person suggesting in an article
Alford, Marie Livengood, Roy
ment by The Right Reverend
On Salem R. F. D. No. 1, with
Allan, Hans Groth, Freda Leabo, mense congregations greeted the not exceeding 300 words the
Richard H. Nelson Bishop Coad
tw o cream wagons on road, one
LAURA NT. The M^ ìcìm .
Hermann Schmid, Orland Warn preacher at both services. The most logical reasons “ Why the
ju to r o f Albany, N. Y., for the
morning
text
was:
“
There
is
a
Smaller
Counties
o
f
Oregon
are
er, Delmer Livengood, Frank
Protestant Episcopal Church,
Leabo, Augusta Neiderberg, Dor river the streams whereof shall More Beneficial to the State,
issued to-day.
^
is Parrett, Archie Ryan, Frederick make glad the city o f God, the Than the Larger Ones.” Con
Bishop Nelson says: “ I think
Holzmcyer, Clayton W i l l a r d , tabernacles o f the Most High,” testants are not limited to any
well of the proposal that all the
At night the given locality, but in each coun
Harold Parrett, James Allan, Psalms 46-4.
churches should unite on April
Nelson Baker, Heney Billich, pastor preached to an apprecia ty shall lie n subscrilier to at
twenty-fourth in presenting the
Special B A R G A IN S in High Grade Wheels. T H E
Robert Bennett and John Konkle* tive audience on ‘The Sinners least one o f the county news-
W
O N D E R —Hretclaaa in every w ay—coaater brake
truth concerning tuberculosiaand
R. W. S w i n k , Principal. Excuses.” Several expressed a pa | ten, all articles on the subject
and
complete equipment............................ $ 2 5 . 0 0
stimulating public interest in the
Miss S t e l l a W a r n e r , desire for the prayers . o f the to be delivered to the editor o f
Rebuilt onea at special prices. Baseball Goods, Fish
campaign for its prevention and
ing Tackle, Umbrellas, Sporting Goods, all at Hard
Assistant. church. Eleven persons united one o f these newspajicrs who will
•cure.
Cash Prices. W E C A N S A V E Y O U M O N E Y .
with- the church at these tw o forward them to a committee
“ The campaign has entered up. Closing out aomefc w umbrellas. services. Others will unite in the selected from outside o f the
on its second stag«.
Having You <MU buy them at your price, i nextfcw days Preaching
_ _ every
„
proposed . Nesmith county for
* labored w i t h ^ i r c sucees*.U>
decision as t o the winner.
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THEO. ST. PIERRE.