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NEWBERG, Y A M H IL L COUNTY. OREGON, TH U R SD A Y , NOVEMBER 10.1910.
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NO. 4 .
WEST FOR GOVERNOR
yet. Better do it now.
One o f the best tools a farmer
can
have is a good riveter for
society. These children came
mending leather straps o f all Republicans Elect Balance of
from seventeen different counties
State Ticket Including
kinds. One o f these will save a
o f the state. Besides giving
Congressman-
them a home, the society has, A Large Attendance, Much Mer- good many trips to tow*n and 1
riment
and
Feast
o
f
Mush
maybe more than one runaway.
quickly as possible, found perma
and Milk.
Look after the pits where
The election returns are far
nent homes for them in private
potatoes
and
the
like
are
stored,
from
being complete, yet the vote
families where they are visited
In response to invitations sent and make sure that there is is sufficiently decisive to insure
by the society’s agents in order
to ascertain if they are receiving ut by the Ladies Auxiliary to enough earth or litter on them to the election o f West, Democrat
the proper care and being dent Pacific College, tw o hundred or protect the contents from the for governor, while the Repub
to school regularly. These field more ladies and gentlemen as- coldest weather. Neglect may licans elect the balance of the
state ticket.
West’s majority
agents have a large amount o f sembled in the gymnasium on cause serious loss.
You’ve been working around w ill probably be 3000 to 4000 ,
work to do and Superintencient last Saturday evening where a
Gardner says he wishes they; social and general good time was that one solitary big rock in a while Hawley and Lafferty will
field for years. Now, split it up, win by some 10,000 each.
could double this part o f the «enjoyed to the full,
State wide prohibition has been
force and would do so if funds An hour was spent in playing blast it or get rid o f it in some
defeated
and the indications are
were available.
This field o f many o f the old time games in way. A day’s work, or perhaps
work is very expensive to the. which old and young participated less, makes the field perfectly that Home Rule has carried.
In Yamhill county the Repub
society but it is also very neces- with great glee, following which clean and smooth.
licans
have elected the entire
Bringing home unexpected
sarj for, besides visiting the five the vice-president, Miss Jessie
hundred children out in family Britt, in the absence o f the pres guests right at dinner or supper ticket, with the exception o f
homes, the agents also investi ident, Miss Ella Macy, who was time is often very trying to the County Judge and the Represent
gate cases o f abuse and neglect flick, called the house to order. good wife. Politeness and hos atives still - in doubt. Vine W .
o f children that are reported to Short talks were made by Profes pitality are all right in their Pearce is elected Judge over D.
them and if it were not for these sors Stanbrough and Fulkerson, places, but you owe a duty first H. Turner, and the race between
Graves, Republican, Briedwell,
investigators, many c h i l d r e n of the High School, Jessie Ed to your wife and daughters.
It takes a smart man to w ait Democrat, and Brownhill, In
would suffer hardship and deg wards and E. H. Woodward.
radation without interference. Mrs. Martin read an appropriate patiently tor dinner when' the dependent, is neck and neck.
A large vote was polled
The agents o f the society investi poem o f her own composing and hour comes. His wife can wait
gated about tw o hundred o f Mrs. Lincoln entertained the for him a month o f Sundays, but throughout the state and on ac
these cases the last year and audience by giving a reading. if she is not right-on the tick count o f the cumbersome ballot
prosecuted about fifty per cent. At the close, hot corn meal mush when he comes in, there w ill be it w ill be several days before
The management urges all and milk was served to all and trouble right along. Most things complete returns are in.
Newberg had three candidates
those who have the welfare o f fully appreciated, as the evening, have tw o sides, to them. Isn’t
for
State Senator, and in the
this
one
o
f
them?—Farm
Journal,
the dependent children at heart was cool.
four
Newberg precincts J. L.
The object o f the auxiliary is
to subscribe whatsoever they
Hoskins, Republican, received
may be able to the good cause to bring a larger number o f the
269
votes, F. H. Caldwell,
and endeavor to make the dona community into closer ‘ touch
Democrat,
117 , N. C. Christen
tions to the society from the with the college and its interests,
son, Prohibition, 227 . Hoskins’
public larger than ever this year. and the success o f this, the first
Medford scored during the past
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ajority over Caldwell, 152 .
public meeting held since the week when a car o f yellow New
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The
result in the four Newberg
o r g a n i z a t i o n was effected, town apples, entered by that
furnished good proof o f the city, carried off firist prize at the precincts shows 141 votes for
wisdom o f the ladies in turning Canadian National Apple show Home Rule, with 464 against.
their attention in this direction a t Vancouver, B. C. The same Adverse m ajority 323 . F o r
One o f the sweetest love stories
Should a call be made in the exhibit «ran third prise in the prohibition 433 , against 183 .
ever told; one o f the most rev
future for another gathering o f a sweepstakes contest, despite the M ajority 250.
erential portrayals o f the goodly
Newberg still remains to be the
like character, doubtless even a many exhibits entered by Cana
influence o f the church; one of
larger attendance would result, dian apple growers and those o f banner city o f Oregon for pro
the most elegantly dressed pro
for all w'ent home from this one Northwest states. This showing hibition.
ductions in years; this in a word
L a t e r . R oy Graves and Tim
feeling that the time had been is a splendid one and indicates
describes “ The Charity Ball,”
othy Brownhill are elected.
profitably spent.
that Southern Oregon fruit will
which McKenzie’s Merry Makers,
offer keen competition a t Spo
w ill present a t Duncan’s Opera
kane,
as well as at the Portland
House on Monday evening next.
apple
show.
This celebrated comedy drama
has well nigh become a classic of
Real estate men of the state
Feed the birds. You’ll need
the American stage and no true
plan a federation whose objects
’em next bug time.
lover o f the real drama should
are to protect the members and
Mrs. Nettie J. Ungerman, o f
Don’t let the apples or potatoes
fail to witness this charming
bring about a better understand
McMinnville, acting Inspector o f
story. McKenzie’s Merry Makers freeze. Sort out the rotten ones. ing between the baying and sel
the
W. R. C. for the Department
Don’t speculate.
Calculate,
will give ‘ ‘The Charity Ball” a
ling public. There are between
o
f
Oregon,
was in tow n last
most lavish production, with all regulate, hesitate, migrate if you 4.000 and 5,000 persons engaged
Thursday and inspected Shiloh
new scenery, wardrobe and think you must, but never in selling real estate in Oregon
Corps No. 28. A most sumptu
speculate.
electrical effects.
and it is thought an association
ous dinner was served in her
Delightful vaudeville special Is the harness tied up with would be a highly effective ma
honor, in Masonic hall at noon
ties will be introduced between strings anywhere? Take them chine for advancing the interests
o f that day and the social meal,
the acts and McKenzie’s Juvenile off and do the best job of re of realty men throughout the
which was partaken of by a
Orchestra will be to the front pairing you ever did.
state, as well as aiding the de
large number of Relief Corps
Get out some stuff for whiffle-
with a choice program o f musical
velopment o f the whole common women, was a success in every
trees. Keep a little on hand all wealth.
selections.
way.
The seats are now' on sale at the time, for j'ou may need them
Oregon fir will be used tor the
The afternoon session of the
Jack’s Confectionery and we before you know it.
d e c k s ol the w orld’s largest order was held at the usual hour.
Have a bottle of rubber cement
predict a capacity house on
steamship, the keel for which Many visitors from Portland,
on
hand and some glue. Fix
Mondav evening next, to see
has been laid at Stettin, Ger McMinnville and Dayton were
things, and do it while the other
“ The Charity Ball.”
many. The ship Omega has present. Mrs. Ungerman spoke
work is not pressing.
reached the harbor for the lum most pleasingly of the Corps
Time is saved by doing now'
ber required, which is 2,000,000 work here—said Shiloh Corps
Temperance Folks are Waking much ot the work usually done
feet. The new liner will be oper was one o f the best and strong
in the busy spring, such as haul
Up.
ated b e t w e e n America and est in the state. She also spoke
ing stones, clearing aw ay trees
Europe by the: Hamburg-Ameri- of the wonderful work in the re
and brush, fixing the grape
(By a Reader.)
can line and will have a speed ol lief line, which is being accom
arbor, etc.
22 knots. She will be o f 45,000 plished all over the United States
“ The Temperance folks are waking up
Leave the job ot climbing the
, Through all the land and nation,
tons gross register, with a length by the W. R. C. Her visit was
windmill to some one w'ho is
To put the liquor traffic down
of 880 feet, beam 96 feet, and greatly enjoyed by all the mem
level-headed and strong in limb.
And drive it from creation.
will have accommodations lor bers o f the local Corps.
Many a serious accident has
5.000 passengers.
Too long, the husbandman has slept,
M. W hitten , Press Cor.
happened from not living up to
N o r dreamed o f the condition
Dates
of
the
Fifth
Annual
Rose
this rule.
His fields were in, by being washed
Be thankful every day; don’t Festival have been fixed by the
By this son of peridition.
pile your gratitude all on to one management for the week begin
Where he had sown the seeds o f good
day. The man w'ho is thankful ning June 5, 1911. Next year’s
And all were fair and growing
only when the Governor says he festival, say the officials, will be John N. Crosby arrived from
This enemy has stolen in
must, never is very thankful any the most splendid in the history Portland last Thursday in his
The seeds o f evil sowing.
of the city. New features are be new E. M. F. “ 30” Five-pas«
day.
Amidst the wheat, he sows the cheat,
With the present prices o f beef, ing planned and next year’s show senger automobile. He ha9 taken
His tricks are past believing,
will undoubtedly outdo anything the agency for the east half o f
which all authorities agree can
Among the grain are thousand weeds
Yamhill Co. and the south half
not be lowered, the production o f the kind heretofore held.
And all that ia deceiving.
Portland
Y.
M.
C.
A.
is
teach
of Washington Co. for the E. M.
of fat cattle on farms where the
Too long, this foe haa held his sway
work has long been forgotten ing apple culture to those inter F. “ 30" and the Flanders “ 20.”
“ All moral suasion scorning,”
ested in the science. Classes will He expects to open a garage here
will be found profitable.
The night has now turned into day
Are all the tools, from screw be held throughout the winter soon and will do repair and livery
So let him just take warning.
driver to thrashing machine, and lectures will be delivered by work. He will have competent
For the temperance folks are waking up
snughly housed for the winter? experts. This work is intensely and experienced men in his
Throughout the land and nation
They should be,, but if not it is practical and will be productive employ and means to satisfy the
To put this monster from their midst
public.
not too late to bring them in of good results.
And drive him from creation.”
BIG MEETING
E V A H E A Z L lT .
A s she appears in ‘/The Charity Ball” on Monday evening next at Duncan’s
____Opera House.
taking hold o f the people as fast
PROPOSITION
as they learn o f it, and really
grasp its wonderful advantages.
FOR NEWBERG. Our evaporator will perfectly
dry apples in tw o and a half
Co-operative Company lor Evap hours, berries in four to five
orating Fruita and Veg
hours, prunes in twelve hours,
etables.
and vegetables from four to six
J. Ira Hawley, an old friend of hours.
Our company guarantees that
onr fellow townsman, W. E.
onr
machines will evaporate in
White, who is in tow n submits
the following for publication in less time, at less expense, turn
out & heavier and better product
Graphic:
than
any other machine ever con
Are the farmers and business
men o f Newberg, to let Lafayette structed. That is a pretty strong
and other smaller towns get and broad guarantee; but we
ahead o f them in progressive give such a one. With each ma
chine sold we guarantee to save
methods? Surely not.
Then let us take notice. Al 75 per cent o f wood now used in
ready our neighboring town has drying prunes. Our method o f
organized a $4000 Co-operative! using only the long or horizontal
Co. to evaporate fruits and veg-*.! rays, in place of the vertical rays
etableswith theLikefresh system now used, is the big secret o f our
invented and patented bv a Port success. The horizontal ray of
land man, W. H. Swett. The heat breaks up and disintegrates
Oregonian and Journal, and the tissue w h e n associated with
Technical World o f New York, moisture, while the horizontal
have all given considerable space ray preserves tissue.”
to the new system of evapora
tion. Prof. Swett who is an in
ventive chemist has discovered
that there is a difference in the
quality o f heat rays, and he has
perfected apparatus for the per
fect preservation o f all kinds ol
fruit, vegetables, fish and meat,
so that they will keep indefinate-
ly. His process has been pat
ented and is now being intro
duced to the practical farmers and
business men of the Willamette
Valley, Washington and Calilor-
nia.
Think what it will mean to the
residents of Newberg and vicini
ty, to have an evaporator where
they may take all of their sur
plus fruits and vegetables and
have them evaporated in a few
hours. Then we may eat fresh
sweet corn on the cob at Christ
mas and all through winter.
Fresh pea« and string beans we
w ay have all the year around.
But the big feature of a Co
operative Evaporator is th e
money to he made, by the farm
ers, evaporating all the apples
now rotting on the ground, and
the tons of cherries, prunes, ber
ries and other fruits that go to
waste every year.
Mr. J. Ira Hawley, o f Portland,
has been in Newberg the past
week, representing the Likefresh
system o f evaporation. In an
interview, he said, “ We are mak
ing splendid progress. AU over
the Pacific West, we are receiving
orders for machines. Mr. Swett
has perfected the only scientific
evaporator ever built and it is
PLEA FOR DEPENDENT
CHILDREN
Perhaps it is unknown to many
o f our citizens that the increase
o f population in the state o f Ore
gon has also brought an increase
in the number o f dependents.
This may seem strange to those
who are not actually in the
work but it is, nevertheless, true.
While it is true the increase in
population has also increased
prosperity, yet, there is always
a following o f dependent classes
and, institutions who care for
this class, are bound to feel this
increase and the Boys’ and Girls’
Aid Society o f Oregon in making
its annual plea for Thanksgiving
donations wishes to bring this
fact before its many friends.
Yamhill county has always
been one o f the society’s best
friends and the management de
pends on the generosity o f the
citizens at this time o f the year.
The County Court has furnished
a dormitory in the new wing at
the cost o f $175 during the past
year and subscribes the sum of
$10 per month for its mainten
ance.
The public schools, however,
are quite a factor toward the
maintenance of this institution
and at this time o f the year the
charitably disposed public, as
well as the public schools, are
called upon to subscribe all they
can afford for this cause.
Four hundred and ninety-six
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“THE CHARITY BALL”
GUMPTION ON THE FARM
W. R. C. INSPECTOR VIS
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