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c Ä " '« Ä . N ew berg 70L. X X III G raphic NEWBEBG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16.191L NO. 18 containing the frying pan, and months I found that the fancy I and my family vo w that “C. DRY.” STILL ALIVE DAIRYING IN YAMHILL three no matter w hat happens we vowed that some day I would A GREAT BALL GAME man had dumped the manure see more o f Oregon. from the fifteen cows into a sink shall hang on to the farm and “ Last Sunday the Oregonian N ew berg High Takes Cham* S u p t Alderm an Tell« H ow hole that was near the barn. It w ill stay w ith the dairy busi Scribe and Demon Fisherman ness, for we see each year the printed the obitnary of the oldest was for the fertilizer that I had Out in Oregon. pionship for YamhilL H e Started Dairy. white man in the Northwest. He gone into the dairy business. He work o f reclamation going on. died at L a Grande, Ore., at the had been very busy and did not Last year the field that my father put in the first year he age o f 116 years. While limp have time to haul it out on the ing across lots in 1882 I slept fields and it was easier to put it was on the place produced, I RecMred Great Help from Paul in the hole. I t slowly dawned think, the best crop in its his Suggests a Chehalem Valley O r one night under a wagon at La OmK nunarea jpocu tu ifi witness chard for a Long aad Happy the Beet Gam e of Basket Ball Grande. The deceased at that V . M ark, W hen H e Served a « on my mind that as I was losing tory. The old place is coming Playod H s i This Season. Life lor His Pals. .time had not yet reached the State Dairy Inspector. a little on each cow the thing for back to its own, add we look up prime o f life, according to the me to do was to buy more cows. on our God-givm acres and are happier than if we did not Mwe This I did with the assistance o f That the report that Charles Oregon standard. That is an From the moment the special ' A t the Oregon State Dairy As them. I am sure that to own a Dryden was dead, was grossly other reason I ’m glad I ’m here. train, bringing the McMinnville sociation L. R. Alderman, State a friend o f mine who owns a “ Some people are carious to High School basketball team bank. I have been doing busi few acres o f land makes a mfl exaggerated is proven herewith. Superintendent ot Public Instruc know why, Chicago ball players and nearly tw o hundred “ ro o t a better citizen. Charles has been heard ¿from. tion read a paper a part o f ness with the banks since that time. But I w a s learning, and Usually, after his duties as base are headed this way. Here is ers” arrived in- Newberg last which is given below: it was not long until I made a ball writer tor the Chicago Ex my idea o f the movement: New Friday evening until the game “ M y father in the fall o f 1846 wonderful discovery which I aminer are at en end for the sea berg and the Chehalem Valley was finished, every instant was came to Oregon and the next offer an ideal—a harmonious full o f interest. spring took up a place near shall now for the first time make Quiet Home W edding at Hem son, Charles disappears in Ocean climax to a strenuous career on public. I t may be that some o f The championship o f the coun Springs, Miss., and ybn never where Dayton now stands. of Bride's Uncle and A u n t the ball diamond. For instance, you have discovered it also. It ty w ith a prospect o f that o f the hear of him again, except tor an With a steel plow point he is that there is a difference in ' Quite the most interesting so occasional post card, with wild Billy Sullivan was and still is a state, being at stake, both ¿earns brought across the plains and a cial event o f the week was the fish he has knrfwn pictured there pippin behind the bat for the were determinded to win. New wooden mold board which he men who take care o f cows. “ I replaced my poor cows with wedding o f Miss lone P. Hill and on, until the Chicago Cubs or Chicago White Sox. What, then, berg never before had so large a made, and with the help o f three coaid be more natural than that crowd at a game o f basketball. head o f oxen which had also good ones and got a new man— Francis E. Vestal, which occured White Sox report for spring a man that knows his business at two-thirty Tuesday afternoon practice. But “ C. Dry” hasn’t Billy should choose to end his The new H. S. gymnasium was crossed the plains, he raised a Simple, filled to its utmost capacity, the “ Dope days raising apples? crop o f wheat in the summer o f and likes the business. He at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. stuck so closely to knows cows and seems to know Orlando Winslow, uncle and aunt Springs’.’ this year as has been isn’t it, when you stop to think? spectators encroaching some 1847. I came to the place just “ Take the case ot Mr. Tinker. what upon the playing floor. how to cater to their various j o f the bridCt who reside at tj,e his wont. He fished down there twenty-five years after the first The esteemed Joseph is the crack The attendance was about six crop had been harvested and I and complicated moods so as t o ! corner 0f Third and River streets. for a spell last fall and then The vows were solemnized by journeyed Westward to Jloob shortstop for the Chicago Cubs. hundred. While the rivalry be hindered or helped in the raising produce in their minds the mood for giving milk. I think o f all Rev. A. J. Weaver, pastor of the over the orchard farms o f Ore During the snowball season Joe tween the schools was intense, it o f twenty-five more crops on the butts into the Temple ofThcs- was always good humored, and place before my father gave a creatures that roam the earth Friends church, only immediate gon. Object—matrimony. pias—slang lor theater. In other nothing unpleasant occurred to the cow is the most moody and relatives and a very few friends Last yeififr-G»—- «a s seriously part o f it to me. words, he is an actor. The mar the game. m y ' experience has taught me being present. considering the purchase o f a bog “ I attended «chool in the White Rats, an organization ot Inside o f tw o minutes after the winter and helped on the farm in that she can not be argued out ' The bride and groom elect as orchard in Missouri, but he gave vaudeville actors, look upon Mr. o f the mood; she has to be toss-up Newberg scored a basket sisted in receiving the guests as this up because malaria was the summer. In 1898 I gradu Tinker as an onion, and have persuaded out o f it. N and the east end of the grand they arrived, making the event said to be one o f the foremost ated from the University o f Ore taken steps to fumigate and “ I rent by furnishing every delightfully informal. stand rose as one man in an up- crops. Charles has recently been gon and began teaching school, eliminate him. In that event we roar indescribable. Almost im thing against the man’s work At the appointed hour the visiting a t Newberg, Ore., and it and liked school so well thatT may some day detect Joe seeding and we divide equally. I t may mediately a second basket called py couple took their places neal was thence we beard from him. am still a t it and hope to con his broad a^jes to Red Danvers, forth even greater enthusiasm, in He doesnt say with any degree tinue at it. But the question in be that I shall get everything a canopy of ivy and white the prize onion hereabout,"and a that a dairy ought to have after suring confidence for victory. Mc *and with a service imprei o f positiveness that he is going my mind was: ‘What shall I do perpetual reminder of his plunge a while but it seems to me that I Minnville followed with her first simple their lives were u to locate in those parts. Bnt let with the place?’ I had the part intp vaudeville. _ speak for himself: where my father had. first lived. have enough machinery to ran H aving resided in Newberg “ Clark Griffith, manager ot tne pretty even during tl three places. I have had to build number o f years, an attempt to - “ T o a stranger from the frozen His first home had gone, but the Cincinnati Reds, has an option bat from the blow o f the whistle a house, enlarge the barn, build eulogize th e s e young people Middle West, the chUlblained cellar was still there. The old on Newberg land. F or years his beginning the second, Newberg granary in which he had stored tw o silos, chicken houses, hog woulc) be unneccesSary. They East or the frostbitten North, ball team has looked like the fill seemed to take on new life and the crops in the early fifties was houses and so on. The place is have a large circle o f friends who the fertile Chehalem valley cap ing in a prune pie. Wnen Griff easily out classed her rivals in going to pay but has not yet will rejoice in their happines still standing and in fair condi ped in the greater Valley o f the comes along, let ns steer him making sixteen baskets to their done so. We are now milking In the dining room o f the Willamette, is fair to look upon tion. His first orchard, the trees of which he had gotten from the about twenty-five cows and if Winslow home, fragrant with even in midwinter. Just what down Dundee way, anchor him five. to a prune orchard and make Prof. Reagan, .who acted as first that Luelling had raised in we have ho bad luck we shall the odor ot violets, refreshments Newberg is like in summer when him happy for life. As for the referee, deserves especial credit the first Oregon nursery, was make enough to build another were served, immediately follow nature has on her glad rags, Boston Doves, that entire outfit barn and buy more cows and for the manner in which he hand ing congratulations, by Mrs. J. leaves me np in the air to use a still standing and bearing fine could be transferred to a West more machinery so that we can led the game under difficult con Kambo, Spy, Baldwin, and Yel R. Pemberton, Mrs. W. S. Park slang expression. No wonder ern Chehalem cheese factory and make more money with which to er, Miss Esther Winslow and the horny-handed baseball play ditions. The absence o f foals low Bellflower apples. the athletes would never know buy more cows and build a big was noticeable, Newberg mak Miss Sibyl Woodward. “ Should I sell the old place ers o f Chicago and other ice they had left the Boston ball ger barn and buy more machinery ing five and McMinnville only The entire company included bound, regions are locating here and put the money out a t in yard, believe me. andT so on ad infinitum. three. McMinnville converted Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Weaver, Mr. on orchard lands, truck farms terest? Who ever heard o f a “ My own case pathetic, too. “ Allow me to say that the big three fouls into scores, but New teacher with money out a t in and Mrs. L . M. Parker, Mrs. W. and in hen garges. From reading farm journals and gest help we have gotten from berg failed to profit by her trials. S. Parker, Mrs. J. R. Pemberton, terest. I saw that it would be un “ While I am d member o f the such, I feel I could settle down F o r the visitors Corprcm was professional, and besides I loved any source was from Paul V. Salem, Mr. and Mrs. James Ves baseball fraternity, my brains, somewhere and make tw o Hub Maris, state dairy instructor, easily the star, being fast and the old place and was very fond, tal, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ehret, not palms, are calloused from fol bard Squashes grow where three when he came and tested ous very accurate at the basket. indeed, o f driving my father over Mrs. W. J. Vestal and little lowing the athletes in season and grew before. Who knows?” — For the home team Larkin, it and having him point out cows and gave us some whole daughter, John Vestal, Portland, w riting long pieces in the paper Sporting News, St. L6uis. some advice. The man on the Otis and Fendall did efficient ser where important things had Mrs. Orlando Winslow and the concering their doings and say farm was making a mistake in vice. * happened in those early days Misses Dorothy, Flora, Minnie, ings. Like Billy Sullivan and feeding and we really did not The High School is already when he counted every man his Lydia, Martha and Lucik Ehret, Joe Tinker, star players from •know what the cows were mak making arrangements for a neighbor who lived in the Wil Sibyl W oodward aud Esther Chicago who have invested in ing for us only in the aggregate. special train to take the crowd lamette valley. J want to say Winslow. the Chehalem valley, I want to Officers Elected and Edwards from here when the return game here that although we have A t his suggestion we ventilated Mr. and Mrs. Vestal left on the put on the soft pedal and play Grove Bought for City Park. the barn better and changed our is played at McMinnville on gained much since those times, 4:30 train fo ra short trip. They the simple life when my baseball feeding somewhat. I wish we March 10. I fear that we have lost much o f w ill be at home after April 1st at days are ended. That is why I A meeting o f the council was could manage it so that we could 112 North Meridian street. McJd.H. S. N. H .S . their spirit o f hospitality. am loitering here in Newberg held Monday night with the have our cows tested by an ex- Corpron f Ganse “ Know ing that the old place and I like it as far as I ’ve seen. mayor and members all present. pert about three times a year.. Culver, Gant f Otis had had its full share of con Few places, live up to their An ordinance was passed “ Another thing that I will Larkin c tinuous cropping I decided to colored lithographs sent broad providing for bonding the city Fenton venture to say is that we ought Van A tta Fendall go into the d aily business, I re g cast over the land. As I am for $3000 for the purpose o f M r. and M rs. Byers Pleasanty Spaulding member now how simple I to have inspection for tuber g neither a knocker nor a booster— purchasing a site for a city park, Rogers Surprised By Their Friends. culosis so that we m ay stamp it g thought it would be. All I merely out on a rubbering t o u r - folllowing which a second ordin Gulver, Gant out o f Oregon within a short The score was McM. 14, New- would need would be some cows, On Saturday evening, Febru let the foregoing remarks suffice. ance was passed authorizing and time. It might be well for the berg 26. a barn and a man. “ Oregon is not wholly new to empowering the M ayor and ary 11, a merry party o f friends “ I hired a carpenter to build state to reimburse in p art the In boyhood’s nnhappy Recorder to purchase Block 3 o f and neighbors gathered a t the me. me a b am that would be good owner for cow s killed but I feel home o f Mr. and Mrs. Byers on days, in the summer of 1882,1 Edwards Second Addition to for cows. He built me a horse sure that it is to the farmer’s or School street, to remind them of walked from Pocatello, Idaho, Newberg for the sum o f $3,000 dairym an’s good that all diseased barn and put cow stalls in it. The First National Bank re the fact that it was the 25th an to Umatilla, Ore., over the for park purposes. This is the I bought some cows and by cattle be gotten rid o f as soon as niversary ot their marriage. route of th e Oregon Short oak grove block which has been ceived a new safe Wednesday taking all that the man had I P9S8ible. which has been given a place After the bride and groom had Line, with a frying pan in one used for picnic purposes. got them for $20 each. I re “ I am afraid that the story o f hand and a bunch o f blasted The city attorney was in near the front window in the partly recovered from their sur member that he insisted that I my experience is not very apt to prise, all werr given a cordial hopes in the other. But for me structed to commence proceed present quarters, where it will take all he had. I did not know inspire the young to go into the welcome and the guests pro the line might never have been ings to condemn the Skelton remain until the removal is made why so well as I did later. They dairy business and do as I have ceeded to enjoy themselves with built. I shoveled sand awhile spring for city purposes and a to the new bank building. It is were not registered and I don’t done. I did not go at it in the games and guessing contests in on the right o f way 50 mile* in survey o f the land was ordered. the latest model VictcrSpherical, think that any o f them got much 'right w ay nor have I as yet dis C. C. Ferguson was elected made o f manganese steel and has which all did not receive the the desert West of American satisfaction out o f the contem proved the proverb credited to prize. Falls, Idaho. Then, feeling that acting mayor, H. C. Hurd, mar screw door. The weight is a plation o f their ancestry. They Poor Richard, ‘He who by the Hearts were numerous, both I could beat the proposed rail shal, J. H. Wilson, street com little less than tw o tons and con were dual-purpose cows. The plow would thrive, himself must whole and those in need ot match road across tw o states to the missioner, Orange Elliott, water sequently there is not much tw o purposes they served were either hold or drive.' I have left Columbia River, I watched my superintendent, Prof. Weesner, danger o f its being spirited aw ay out of this account any mention ing. Delicious r e fr e s h m e n ts to cost me labor and money. chance, shouldered a pack and city surveyor and Dr. Littlefield, j by burglars in the still hours of aided in causing the evening to “ The man I hired to run my o f the pleasure I have gotten out hoofed it. The impressions of health officer. The marshal is the night. When it was being pass all too quickly and with dairy had worked a short time of the farm and the dairy busi- many wishes for a golden wed Oregon gained at that period— made night watchman, the unloaded from a wagon o f the on a dairy farm and a longer IneM- It has been a very interest ding in the future the guests said I had ample time to study the hours for service being fixed at 7 Newberg Transfer Co., it toppled time in a logging camp. After i“ W diversion for me and each landscape—never forsook me and o'clock in the evening to 5 o ’clock over and left its mark on the I h M . th . p o * . from the farm for l *pnoR being away tro I held np my hand, not the one in the morning. cement* walk. NEWBERG LOOKS GOOD TO HIM SAYS HE W lli STICK TO FARM SPECIAL BRINGS 200 “ROOTERS" HILL-VESTAL NUPTIALS COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS THEIR SILVER WEDDING BANK INSTALLS NEW SAFE
