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Oregon Hist. Society W tv H a ll fN E W B E R G ’S ] * population is 8000 t A >40,000 High School building U io ooufM ol coa.t ruction, and n •30,000 building ior < Pacific C Collage 1» eoon to begin. VOL XXTI- t O. H. a. m ow f Newberg H as N ewberg G raphic i Big lumber mill, Sour • mille, brick and tile lac lorica, aaeke door factory. Iron foundry. Ice plant, milk eon- denaery, gravity wa- I teraylem; no talonna; Mn ehurehce; high acbool. and college. I HEWBBBO, YAMHILL 00ÏÏHTY. OBI IN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18.1910. NO. 44 ayor while I AM mayor.” He is probably part o f the ason why the curfew blows in Wksrs Tksjr “WhistU and ndusby, and why the children A Little Heart to Heart Items of Interest to Local lor Katia,” Nit! go home a-running, when the Fruit Men. water works whistle speaks its The women o f a well known piece. j Those w ho hold out faithful Ohio town have revised the time Mrs. W. S. Parker is in Salem “ to the end” are the ones to worn classic to read, “ Curfew this week helping take care o f receive reward. Our “ black shall whistle to-night.” The her nephew, John Elliott who cap” deal is not yet closed, but article which follows was sub has a light case of typhoid fever. we are morally certain it will be, mitted by a body o f Newberg He is getting along all right and and that soon. Mr. M. Gore, o f Germany, a women who have the welfare o isn’t in for a hard siege, ap- berg public schools and is descry UNDER WEDDING BELL ing o f this promotion. Mr. AN EFFECTIVE by Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veter APPLE GROWERS UNION inary. Animals with tuberculosis will be given the tests and thfir here tw o weeks ago Darisr-Baie Nuptials the Seque as a perfect stranger, bat the valve explained in a lecture. The of aa Early Horneare animals will be slaughtered apd impression he has made is one the evidence o f tubercular con and the same—that o f a clean- There is a lot o f liberty and fun cut, high-minded and able young ditions shown and diseased. This is expected to be a great taken with the declaration ofthe man whom any girl might be attraction for large numbers of good old song that, “ Absence proud to introduce as “ my hus Prior to one year ago, dairymen and others interested.' makes the heart grow fonder,” band.” he had lived for some years in That field peas should be tout its truth was again vindi Ecuador, South America, where grown on the big acreage of cated Tuesday evening at the he was in the employ o f a New summer fallow in Eastern Ore pretty home o f Mr. and Mrs York mining corporation. gon each year is the opinion o f finely educated horticulturist, experts. There is profit in the the children closely ftt - . heart. parentl* B. R. Bass when their daughter was delighted with his visit to practice, while the fertility ofthe Miss Flossie became the bride o:' with the idea that it inspires our valley. soil is increased and weeds kept Mr. Russell Joseph Davey. Ten suggestions worthy o f considera Many o f our growers are Wak down. H. Grebe, *a w h e a t long years ago these young tion. In this idea the Graphic ing up to the importance o f people met in the little town of Yamhill County War Veterans Members of the W . C- T. U. En proper marketing o f fruits. In grower o f Condon, finds be concurs. makes more off his peas, acre for Bessemer, Michigan. They were Will Take Peace-loving New tertain in honor of President our rounds we find a lot o f nice acre, than from his wheat, and In the northern part o f Ohio, hardly more than mere children berg Next week. and Mrs. W . Irving apples with “ scale.” They are wheat sown on the same land on the shores o f a beautiful bay then, but despite their tender Kelsey. only fit for vinegar. the following year produces one- years, the wound then inflicted This little Quaker city will be whose waters flow into Lake Our first shipment o f 100 boxes third more than land merely by the little boy who is always Erie, is a pretty town named The beautiful home o f Mr. and Gravenstein Apples goes forward in a state o f siege next week and summer fallowed and allowed to careless with his arrows, has Sandusky. Doubtless you have Mrs. J. C. Hod son was the scene Wednesday.' W i will ship about lie idle. Hogs grow fat on the in accordance with' time honored steadfastly refused to heal. Con heard o f it before, as it came to Quaker principles, will offer no tinents and seas have long stay, a good many years ago. of an enjoyable reception last 400 boxes o f No. 1 and No. 2. peas, adding enormously to the separated the young people but resistance. ’Tis well, for what It is rather an interesting old Thursday evening, given by the All fancy pack,—not a cull in the wealth of the grain growing sec . ' tions o f the Northwest. the case became more serious good would it do for us raw re place, and at present one o f its W. C. T. U., in honor o f Presj lot. We are sorry there are not dent and Mrs. W. I. Kelsey. More cruits to oppose the veterans o f and was finally declared incur special points o f interest is its Estimates of Oregon’s hop crop than fifty guests and members of more young men attending the for the year place the figure at able by the young man, whose a hundred battles? They would curfew. In this case the curfew, instead the organization were gathered packing. Mr. Vannett, o f Hood 90,000 bales. The quality o f diagnosis was accepted without get us anyway. So we surrender argument as final by the young promptly with discretion and o f being a bell, is a steam whistle in the spacious library and par- River, has been giving us val the yield is reported to be ex lady. And that's how it all throw ourselves u p o n t h e i r which, mounts toward high or of the Hodson home to wish uable help and instruction. He cellent and it is expected a good heaven from the roof o f the Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Godspeed leaves for home on Thursday price will be paid for the crop if came about on Tuesday evening. mercy. The first session o f the second water works building. This to their new home in Oskaloosa, evening. He is handling a 20 picked elean. Special efforts to The beautiful ring ceremony acre orchard in Hood River Val- secure clean picking will be made __ : _ w a s . performed on the lawn, annual meeting o f the Yamhill whittle has a f a r - r e a c h i n g , ova . After an informal social time, ley. by growers. brilliantly lighted with strings County Veterans’ Association powerful and mostdolefulsound. A lot o f people who subscribed o f electric lights. The bridal will be held on Tuesday, August It is the fire alarm, as well as the lira. Hannon, the President of A splendid advertisement o f party, led by Rev. F. C. Stan- 23, at 10:30 o ’clock in the fore curfew. Its note is akin to the the W. C. T. U., gracefully re lor a share o f stock in the Union, the advantages o f the Pacific nard, consisted, aside from the noon. It will take place in the note o f the fog sirens that give minded us o f our mason for being have not yet paid their initiation Northwest is the decision, o f principals, o f Miss Hattie Ode- Edwards grove, where the vari the danger signal to the sailors there and called upon Rev. fee and first assessment. There Jasper Wilson, son of James Wil kirk, o f Portland, as brides ous sessions o f the encampment o f the sea. If you are anywhere Weaver to express a little more is now $2.00 due from all delin son, secretary o f Agriculture, to maid, o f Mr. Archie Martin of will be held. The first session in tow n you cannot escape the idly our sentimspts toward the quents. Please leave your money engage in fruit growing in the sound of its mournful wail, when President and his wife, whom we at the First National Bank and P a c i f i c Northwest. He w i l l this place as attendant upon the will be a business meeting. ’7~ lave learned to love and admire. take receipt. The first day’s program proper, it is set a-blowing. ;‘T ' groom and o f little Miss Berna- develop only 20 acres at present, Things are looking up. Be detta Behnke who bore the ring which is under the auspices o f The way it happened to be a VIr. Weaver did not allow our considering this ample to keep on a silver tray. As Miss Helen 1 ;he Newberg veterans, will begin curfew is this: The club women minds to dwell on the sad part brave and helpful, and don’t for him fully occupied. That a man Stannard played Mendelssohn’s at 2 o ’clock p.m. with music by o f Sandusky, knowing that it is of separating from friends and get to say a good word for the who has all the professions open wedding march the members o f the Drum Corps. Prayer will not well for children to roam the fellow-workers, but reminded us Union. Lend a hand. Befriend- to him should choose horticulture the party approached the altar 'ollow by the chaplain and a streets at night, set the curfew that through the great organi y. Call in and tell us what you in the Northwest as the best op from opposite sides, the bride song by a special choir, which is movement on foot and agitated zation under whose auspices we nave. Leave extra fine speci portunity is highly significant and groom taking position be down for four selections during it with such good effect that, were gathered, and o f which mens o f your fruit at the office— and is a splendid endorsement of neath an exquisite wedding bell. afternoon and evening. M ayor within the past few months, the these friends would continue to the stone office near the depot. this section o f the country. The latter, make o f pink and N. C. Christenson will welcome council passed the curfew ordin be members in their distant Thank you. Eight big ocean steamers and H. H. K eim , Manager. white asters with asparagus the veterans on behalf o f the city ance, the mayor approved it, home, we need not feel tar apart. one sailipg vessel were in the The quartet, in the form o f a formosa and lined with white and N. E. Britt, president o f the and now the curfew blows. Willamette River on August 9, Every night, promptly at a trio, composed o f Messrs. Han 'lews Items of the Northwest. sweet peas, was festooned with Association, will respond. Mrs. loading Oregon products for white streamers strung from tw o W. H. Whitten will deliver an quarter to 9 by the big town ning, Craw and Wright, accom Portland’s Harvest Festival, various ports across the sea, in large maples. While the cere address on behalf o f the Woman’s clock in the tower o f Sandusky’s panied by Mr. Hunt at the piano, September 5-10, will have no addition to the usual number o f court house, the whistle sends then sang, and responded to an mony was being performed by belief Corps. end of amusement features and coasting vessels, one o f the most The evening program will open out its cry over the town, tell encore. Rev. Stannard, in the presence quantities o f blooded livestock formidable fleets to assemble in President Kelsey was called of relatives and a few friends o f with a band concert. The ad ing all children under 16 years on view, together with stirring a Pacific Northwest for months. the bride, the beautiful solo, dress o f the evening was to have o f age, unaccompanied by par on for a response, and proved races by the best trotting, pac The combined cargoes amount “ Because,” by Edward Tesch- been delivered by Congressman ents, parent or some kind o f a himself fully equal to the occa ing and running stock to be had, to 23,000,000 feet of Oregon fir, macher, was effectively rendered W. C. Hawley but he wrote the guardian, that they must start sion. He expressed himself as >ut perhaps the most interest t o g e t h e r w i t h miscellaneous by Miss Gwendolin Stannard— first o f the week that it would for homeand be there by 9 o ’clock being heartily, in favor o f such ing feature on the grounds to freight and destinations include The bride was charming in a je impossible for him to attend. or run the risk o f being “ put in receptions, and felt that it almost many who will attend, will be Hong Kong, New Zealand, Ma Promptly at 9 paid to move in order to receive good substitute will speak in the lock-up.” gown of ivory messaline, with the demonstration o f tuberculin nila, Shanghai, Australia and veil and orange blossoms, carry his place in the person o f Hon. the whistle blows again and so much kindly attention, espe tests for dairy cows to be given other oriental ports. cially since his little boys had ing a bouquet o f bride’s roses. Wallace McCammaht, o f Port speaks its ultimatum. The curfew and the threat it come home that afternoon tell Miss Odekirk was p r e t t i l y land. Wednesday is Sheridan day, for makes o f policemen and lock-ups ing him of the large number of gowned in pink lansdown and carried pink sweet peas. The which the following program are having their effect. When great big watermelons that they gentlemen were attired in full has been prepared: Afternoon— the first whistle blows, the chil were to have that evening, and Drum corps, recitation, choir, dren who are out unattended which he thought were especially evening dress. After the congratulations, the young ladies’ flag drill, choir, start for home and go a-running. appropriate to be served by the One small boy who was given water loving W. C. T. U. Mrs. guests assembled in the dining reading, drum corps. E vening- room where a three course Band concert, Sheridan choir, to nocturnal rambling, being of Kelsey, also, in a tew well chosen luncheon was partaken o f at address by Rev. H. A. Van an inquiring disposition without words expressed her appreciation small tables artistically deco Winkle, Sheridan. doubt, posed as being Johnny of the kindness of her friends. Mrs. Jos. Hollingsworth was rated with white carnations and A good program is promised Unafraid, but he was under the OF NEW BERG asparagus formosa. The deco for Thursday, Dayton day, as home rooftree promptly at 8 the next to appear on the pro gram and charmed us all by her rations throughout were beauti follows: Afternoon—Drum corps, o ’clock when the curfew law was naturalness and ease as an im ful. In the reception hall and song, address by Comrade Had first put in operation. parlors appeared baby’s-breath, ley, song, recitation, song, read “ I’ll not bail you out if you get personator. Mrs. T. E. Wright Firm ly established and long since passed presented the guests o f honor nodding from banks o f fern and ing. Evening—Band concert, in the lock-up,” his father told the stage of experimental venture, calls at white carnations. The dining music by Veteran Quartette, ad him. “ If you are out late enough with tw o large bouquets of sweet tention to its unexcelled facilities for the room was festooned with Oregon dress by Comrade Ezra Hayes, to be arrested you needn’t send peas accompanying the presenta grape and pink sweet peas. Veteran Quartette, short talks for me,” was his ultimatum, so tion with appropriate words of transaction of all legitimate banking busi Later in the evening, the happy by old soldiers, Veteran Quar Johnny Unafraid runs home appreciation, after which Mr. ness. O ur methods are sane— not sensa young couple were showered tette. ahead of time, or at least he did Getchall sang, and then came the tional ; conservative, not speculative. A bso with “ bon voyages” by the On the afternoon o f the fourth in the beginning. It may be his watermelons—great cylinders of guests as they departed by and last day, Friday, a business terror has worn away with the them—and not limited to one lute safety our first consideration. automobile for’ Portland. After meeting will be held when officers newness o f the curfew custom. helping, either. spending tw o or three weeks in for the new year will be elected We didn't realize how many The present high city official in California, Mr. and Mrs. Davey and a place selected for holding Sandusky, M ayor Lehrer, is ap times the long hand on the clock will go to their new home at the next annual meeting. In parently a man who will not lie had been going round while we Goldfield,- Nevada, where hs has the evening the usual program coerced and is opposed to lax had been enjoying all this, and W e Solicit Your Business the responsible position o f chief o f music and addresses will be government. were surprised to find that it clerk o f the Goldfield Cbnsoli- heard. “ You’ll never beelected again,” was going home time. Wedon’t The committee in charge has some one told him, speaking with want to lose any more good citi dated Mining Company. The bride is popularly known worked hard to make this meet reference to his strict adherence zens like President and Mrs. Kel J. C. COLCORD, Cashier HOSKINS, Pres. j. here among a large circle of ing a success and the people of to the letter o f laws, grown sey, but all o f us agreed that PARRETT, V. Pre*. W. E. CROZER, Asst- Cash* s. friends who look upon her de Newberg, by their presence at •oraewhat rusty from lack of since they are going we were ex parture with great regret. She the various sessions, should co practice. tremely glad to have been at the has been a teacher in the New- operate heartily to this end. A G ubst . “ Well.” he returned, “ I ’ll BE reception. TO MARCH ON NEWBERG! FAREWELL RECEPTION United States National B ank