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¡fAKtf" ■■; M n ’ ST.W IWSt''' v * • jr Oregon Hint. Society 0 itv Hnl| *T2L N ewberg 7 0 L X X III G raphic NEWBEB&, YAMHILL COUNTY. OBEGON. THURSDAY, FEBBUABY 9.1911. and has tw o men at work clear were more happy than the Mali 'hearts. And who knows but QUICK LUNCH SERVICE H E HONOLULU ing the tract. Mr. Miller will DAYTON GETS hini themselves, who had thus that these simple Christmas locate with his wife on the tract a lonesome Christmas in tokens o f love may be seeds o f Hammam BLOCKHOUSE Consider Cafe. CHRISTMASTREE turned as soon as his home is completed? truth dropped into darkened to the most delightful one they teria H an . ma I The south half o f lot No. J.5 to had ever bad, realizing anew the hearts, ready to spring up when Mrs. Erneistein Cobb, at 128 Historic Old Structure Interwtinc Story by Prof. Charle* old truth that, as they expressed watered by the sweet story o f Up City Park. For a man with a family the Morris St., Portland; who ex E. Lewi*. it, ‘ ‘it„'is more fun to give than the Christ Child as told by some expense o f a t r i p across the pects, with her husband, to move to get.” When each chUd had o f His faithful messengers. Long United States is almost appalling. onto this property within the A special to the Oregonian Prof. Charles E. Lewie, a form received his presents, a prominent live the beautiful custom o f the Twenty years ago t o u r i s t s next sixty days. from Dayton says: Through er member ot the Pacific College judge o f the territory entered the Malihini Christmas tree! thought nothing of starting out L ot No. 16 to Axel F. Peder the efforts o f United States Sen faculty, who, with Mr*. Lewi*, i* park, most warmly commended Honolulu, T. H., with provisions crowding the sen^ who has moved onto this ator Chamberlain the Govern spending the winter in Honolulu, the strangers in the name o f the Twelfth month 26,1910. capacity o f the family clothes tract and is building himself a ment has presented to Dayton writes an interesting letter to people o f the city, and made a basket, but that day is fast pass home there, and he is rapidly one o f Oregon's m ost historic MSS HB1 ENTERTAINED the American Friend. He says: short address to the children ing. Today the man who can clearing the tract to be set out in relics—the Old Blockhouse now A few years ago a small party regarding the meaning o f it all. The Misses lone Hill, Esther not afford the luxn ries o f the diner at Grand Ronde. The relic will fruit trees. o f American tourists found them Thus came about the Malihini Winslow, Jessie Britt, M abelk must take bis chances on locating L ot No. 17 to Enoch Hobbs, soon be removed to the City selves in Honolulu at the Christ Christmas tree. Gardner, Margaret Hodge and a lunch counter within tw o or who is erecting a nice home on Park here as a memorial to Gen mas season, 3,000 miles from The charm o f it took such hold Mesdames W. S. .Parker, H. B. * three hours of meal time, swallow this property and has moved his eral Joel Palmer. home, and among entire strang upon the people of the city that Gordon, E. A. Newby, A.C. Seely a cup o f coffee, grab a sandwich In 1855 President Pierce ap lwfeh family there, and he is rapidly ers. They had not before real it has become a regular feature and W. A. King were entertained and run to catch his train. pointed General Palmer as Super dearing the tract to be set out ized that they were so far from at the Christmas festivities of by Miss Sibyl W oodward Tucs*l following plan, if adopted, will in fruit trees. intendent o f Indian Affairs in the home and friends. Tourists sel Honolulu. Although it is no j * •_ _________ .__.__ ; . . . day evening, at an announQM prove a great blessing and con Territory o f Oregon. The G ov L ot No. 18 to Wm. Schwartz, dom experience loneliness or longer in the hands of strangers, ment party for Miss lone Hill. venience to the traveling public. 770 York St., Portland, who will ernment purchased from the homesickness untH the time o f it is called the Malihini Christ At an opportune moment Officials o f the Harriman group shortly erect a home on this original settlers 6000 acres in one o f the old home festivals ap mas tree, in honor o f its found call at the door was answered^ o f railroads are considering the property and move to the the Grand Ronde Valley in the proaches. ers. It is in charge o f a com and a telegram addressed to the southwestern part o f Yamhill advisability of adopting a new property with his wife. While talking over the gloomy mittee o f citizens, prominent in young ladies received, officially scheme for furnishing meals to ' This company is also platting County for $36,0Q0 and General prospect, it occurred to them social, business and govern announcing the engagement o f passengers by operating quick one hundred acres ot land just Palmer decided to move the that they might make the Christ mental circles. Contributions Miss lone Hill and Francis E. lunch cars with cafeteria service south o f the Chehalem Uplands Indian tribes o f Southern Oregon mas time a merry oni for many for the expenses are all entirely Vests 1; the message being signed on their various trains. tract and the Civil Engineers are to the tract. o f the children o f Honolulu whom voluntary, no soliciting o f any. by Cupid. C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s Trouble had continued between "There are tw o chief reasons still on this body o f land. The poverty might otherwise bar kind being used except a simple were at once showered upon the why a scheme of that kind would first ten acres, however, is sold the Whites and Indians since the from such happiness. No sooner announcement in the papers as bride-elect and a beautiful cut be generally beneficial to the pub to A. Slothoyrer, ofDenver. Mr. Cavuse War in 1848, and bring had the plan formed in their to the manner in which they will glass bowl presented by the club lic,” said W. B. Scott, assistant Slotho wer is now on the property ing o f the Indians so near to the minds than all homesickness be received and used. It has with its best wishes. Refresh director o f maintenance and erecting a nice home and will most thickly settled portion ot vanished, and they at once set outgrown the small park where ments were served in style sug Operation. move his family there within the Oregon displeased the white set out to bring about a fulfilment it was first held, and this season gestive of the occassion. * tlers. The first Indians moved "With quick lunch cars at next week or ten d a ys., o f the happy thought. They it was held in the spacious to the reservation were 500 tached to a train, passengers asked the city mission super capitol grounds. The tree, a JJmpquas and Calapooyas, both will be enabled to eat at any intendents, slum 'and settlement splendid fir, more thaa 40 feet friendly tribes. General Palmer, hour during the day. workers, Salvation Army people h ig h ,' was planted midway on later, brought together between “ There is also another point and others interested to inform the front steps of the old royal 2000 and 3000 Indians o f vari to be considered. T h e r e are them o f the number o f tickets to palace, and the sun,. bursting ous tribes. many travelers who feel that the Christmas tree they could through the morning clouds, In the Winter o f ’55 and ’56 distribute among the poor chil transformed it into a sparkling . Thirty men, after a short time they cannot afford to pay the the settlers fearing an outbreak, prices charged for food in the D. A. Hart who recently came dren o f fhP city who, for any vision o f beauty. From the spent in getting acquainted with built a log stockade for defense reason/- would have no part in central flagstaff o f the palace each other, sat down to supper dining-cars. This is especially, to Newberg from Molalla, Clack when a man is traveling atntts County, and bought the •n a high hill near the place Christmas Day joys. The work floated Old Glory, while from the together M onday evening in with his family. The lunch dar tw o story brick on the corner o where the Butler store now ers appealed to, at once promised lower turrets waved the flags o f basement o f the church. Rev. E. stands. General Palmer, fearing their hearty co-operation, and the old royal regime. The Royal E. Hall, a returned missionary will afford an opportunity for First and Meridian streets of the trouble between the whites and the tickets were placed in their Hawaiian Band played the na from Korea, and Rev. J. V. Milli this class o f tourists to get United States National Bank, Indians, deemed it necessary for wholesome food at less cost than has refitted the west storeroom hands. They did their part tional anthems and old Christ gan, D. D., o f Portland, were the a force of United States troops —Oregonian. and is opening up a new stock of faithfully, reaching as nearly mas carols, and the whole scene speakers ot the evening and the in a dining-car.” _________ •__ ^ to be stationed here to maintain every eligible child as the short was one o f pleasant festivity. men’s quartette consisting o f hardware, i n c l u d i n g paints, order and to prevent another In builders material, tools and cut time would permit. In the The enterance t o the rope en Messrs. King, Crozer, Petteys dian war. Accordingly in April, lery. He will handle the Iron meantime none were so busy as closure about the front o f the and Craw, furnished the music. 1856, the Government sent .the Age garden tools, the Pittsburg the Matihini (the Hawaiian building was a beautiful arch o f Mr. J. P. Dodge proved himself a first troops to the station chosen Trust Electric Welded Fence and the R. word for strangers or newcom palm branches. About this and dignified toastmaster, and only by the settlers. The troops were Handling Real Estate N< M. Wade& Co. farm machinery. ers, equivalent to the California in long, double lines about the words o f praise were heard of under command o f Colonel Wil Newberg. Mr. Hart says he has been '•tenderfoot.” ) They had secured grounds, in perfect order, were the work of the Ladies Aid in ^ liam B. Hazen, and in September hearing good things said about a suitable tree, and had made nearly 2,500 children—clean, and serving the supper. o f that year (1856) Captain A. On last Friday George Estes, Newberg for a number o f years, wholesale purchases o f candies, bright, and expectant, but show The hour and a halt spent J. Smith was placed in command. nuts, fruits and o f all kinds o f ing many marks o f privation. around the tables went by al president ot the Firlands Trust and after looking over the field Under him was Lieutenant Joseph toys that delight the hearts o f While the final preparations most before the men -were aware Co., o f Portland, was in New pretty thoroughly during the Wheeler, afterwards the famous past few months for a location, children. were being made, the venerable of it, so occupied were they, not Confederate cavalry officer, and berg looking after business in combining the desirable features • Across the street from the Sanford B. Dole, Hawaii’s first merely with the good things to one o f the generals in command Alexander Young Hotel, where president after the revolution, eat, but more especially with the terests and getting acquainted o f a growing city with good o f the United States troops at the tourists were staying, is a was introduced to the children good things to hear that came with the people. He informed home and educational advant the battle o f Santiago in the small, open, grassy park sur and gave them a happy and from all those who had a part in the Graphic that his company ages, without saloon influences, Spanish-American War. rounded by ornamental trees— most fitting talk, closing by the program. Mr. Hall and Dr. had taken over all the Dr. Little and the more he sees o f Newberg In May, 1857, Lieutenant Phil an ideal place for a Christmas suggesting three cheers for the Milligan both helped the men to field tract ofland out west of New the better he likes it. He is here Sheridan o f the Fourth United celebration in this climate. The strangers who instituted the realize their place in the church berg and that one ten acre tract to do the square thing by his States Regulars with Captain authorities readily granted the happy custom, and their succes and the importance ot filling that had already been sold to Ernest customers and solicits a fair David A. Russel, were stationed share of the business in his line. qae o f the park, and here on sors. The cheers were given by place. The quartette as usual T. Smith, o f Portland. here with a detachment o f that Christmas morning the large the children with a hearty good was not let off without an encore. The company platted a tract regiment. The Government hav tree was set up and gorgeously will, which fairly made the city BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION The whole o f Monday was a on the west slope o f Parrett ing erected buildings three miles decorated with all that goes to ring with Christmas cheer tor busy day for the workers in the mountain some time ago, which T h e immediate relatives o f up the valley, appointed Robert make a Christmas tree beautiful. blocks around. Then there was church. Almost every moment is practically all sold as noted Mrs. Isaac Hinshaw spent the Metcalf as Indian Agent under Probably only a very small num a busy time for Santa Claus and was occupied. Beginning at 10 b»low: day with her Wednesday, in cele General Palmer. ber Of the throng o f children pres his «50‘helpers at the tables, as a. in. or as soon as possible after L ots Nos. 1 and 2 to W. C. In In the Summer o f 1857, after ent had ever seen a Christmas the children poured in through the leaders o f the conference man, o f 1963 East Morrison St., bration o f her 74th birthday. the arrival o f Lieutenant Sheri Although having had the care o f tree, perhaps most o f them com the arched gateway and past could get around after coming in Portland. dan, the Government assumed a large family, Mrs. Hinshaw is ing from pagan homes. And the tables, where they were from Portland, they were kept Lots Nos. 3 and 4 to 0. M. control o f the settlers’ stockade probably no one present had loaded with candy, fruits, dolls, busy until 10 p. m. Conferences Burbank, o f Rex, who has plowed well preserved for one ot her age and moved it, with the troops, ever seen a more beautiful one, toys o f every description, pocket- during the day were held on al up these tw o five acre tracts and and was able to set before her to the agency three miles above, fairly loaded with good things knives, baseballs (bushels of most every phase o f church is now setting out the fruit trees guests a bountiful dinner? The where the stockade building be and dazzlingly radiant in the them were standing about the work, giving those present al with the view o f raising the best company included, Mr. and Mrs. came Fort Sheridan. It has not morning sun. Everyone in the tables, masks and other things most all the advantages o f a possible orchard on these tracts, Isaac Hinshaw aud daughter, been moved since. Miss Ida, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon city learned o f the Malihini that gladden the child-heart. large convention with the added for that locality. In January, 1911, the Govern Hinshaw and family, Mr. and Christmas tree, and the people More than $1,000 had been con advantage that the suggestions Lots Nos. 5 and 6 were sold to ment donated the Old Block came by the thousand to witness tributed to the fund during the that were made were discussed Geo. A. Carney, o f 746 Vaughn Mrs. W. E. White, Mr. and Mrs. house to Dayton to be placed in T. E. Wright and son, Mrs. the Christmas cheer, until the tw o or three weeks preceding with reference to the local church. St., Portland. Homer Lee and daughters, Gold- the City Park in memory o f Gen adjacent streets were solidly Christmas, and the supply of Bv arrangement the children of Lots Nos. 7, 8 and 9 to W. G. eral Palmer, who died in 1880. packed, and from every vantage good things for the children was the Sunday School came in after Warnick, Washington Building, endale, Washington, and Mrs. In 1861, in the Civil War, Lieu Elizabeth White and Grandma point o f the surrounding build quite ample. School and were given a most Portland, who has had these lots tenant Sheridan and Captain It was a motley throng o f little helpful missionary talk by Mr. stumped, plowed and platted Snyder. ings—doors, windows, roof gar Russel were ordered to leave dens—beaming faces looked down ones that passed the beautiful Hall. Then at the popular meet for trees and is now setting out Grand Ronde and report m the NORTH DAKOTA PICNIC upon the happy scene in the tree to receive their simple gifts. ing in the evening the audience the trees on the entire acreage East for sendee. Lieutenant Sheridan rose to the rank ofGen- Every nationality o f the many park. enjoyed a real treat in the form comprised in these three lots. On Wednesday, February 22, eral and Captain Russel, placed The children streamed past the in the islands- was represented. of missionary addresses. L ot No. 11 to Henry M. Gae- Washington’s birthday anniver in command ot a division under loaded tables in long, double There weye faces o f every sfeade, Every Presbyterian church in stel, who has moved on the sary, the North Dakota people General Sheridan, ^*ns killed in lines, and no one was allowed to and costumes o f every race. the state o f Oregon is having a property with his wife and is will give a picnic dinner in Cra the Battle o f Winchester. pass until pockets, hands and Some o f the children carried little1 similar day’s conference and it is clearing up this tract. While never stationed at Fort ter’s H a ll. All former North Sheridan in Grand Ronde, Major arms were filled. The mingled tots to o small to walk in the hoped that a real "Forward Lots Nos. 13 and 14 to Perry Dakota people are cordially in Reynolds, General E. O. C. Ord, astonishment and happiness on line. Some were lame and Movement” may r e s u l t . The Miller, of LaFayette, Ohio, who vited to attend with well filled Captain Auger and General the facts of the 1,200 children! walked with crutches. All went leaders went from here to Mc- has moved onto the tract and is baskets and enjoy a good time. Grant visited the tort while on was good to see. And none* aw ay with full hands and happy Minn rille. building a good substantial home special duty for the Government. J. 0 . L yon , President. / SOME SPECIAL DOINGS AT PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH D .AH ART OPENS NEW HARDWARE STORE HERE SALES OF SMALL TRACTS I
