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smw»-*«**■*. < pK Jt'*! •I *r Item. ; Oregon Hist. Society t ^ i t v Wall n. w. ». » > 0 » , ■ - N ewberg VOL XXIII TAX PAYERS MEET NEWBl YAM HILL COUNTY G raphic . OfEQON. T THURSDAY, MAROH 2.1911. READS FARM PAPERS NO. 20 how fur it is. That’s all been instructive. done for you by surveyors that The regular business meeting made it a business. Take their for February was held at the And Shows How Ha T h e Referendum to be Invoked figures on the distance. They’re First Y ear Academ y Class En- home o f Mrs. Bowerman on Against Large Appropriations. M oney By It correct and they don’t cost you Feb. 22nd. A good paper on a cent.’ So I took Professor Health and Heredity was read. i The first year preps made their After the business meeting the A rousing meeting o f tax-pay- The best thing about visiting Henry’s figures on the corn and barley. They’re correct and they debut in the social world last president received into member •ere from all over Yamhill coun any great exhibition is, to t y was held at the courthouse in the meetings along the w ay. I don’t cost me a cent, for the Friday night. The second year ship the infant daughter o f Mrs. McMinnville on Saturday last, went to the International Stock book has paid for itself long students who were their guests Lutz. Tbe emblem o f the order, ago. The farmer w ho’ll gather say that they did the honors o f a white ribbon, was tied on the including a large delegation from Show this year with a^ d fup and save what don’t cost him the occasion in a great way. tiny wrist as a touching prayer Newberg. The meeting was Henry—author o f “ Feeds a cent has g o t an awful advant- Anyway everybody had just a was offered by the Evangelistic called to order by Chairman, M. Feeding,” builder o f the over the one that pays for royal time. Supt., Mrs. Newlin. E. Hendrick and a permanent Wisconsin Agricultural Col The array of “ stunts” prepared champion for thirty years o f thé everything as hegoesalong. The organization effected by the elec cause o f the farmer and ofeduc«^ M things in life are thccheap- for execution was almost endless, TO PATRONS OF THE LYCEUM tion o f J. H. Nott as permanent tion for farming. We went front est—and the most valuable o f all besides the aforesaid stunts re chairman and J. B. Dodson as quired talent for their execution. Madison, via Milwaukee t o f^ on’t cost a cent.” secretary. The object o f the Owing to the uncertainty o f “ Do you think the ration you One must be able first to make a the arrival o f the new opera meeting was then stated, which Chicago. THE BAPTIST CHURCH w as to discuss the recent heavy Now a visit to the Interna4are feeding your cattle „ a noise like a barnyard fowl, then chairs for the auditorium in the appropriations made by the tional is a fine thing at any tinsel balanced one?” I asked, just to act like a “ sucker” finally make new college building, and the how far he went with his a bluff at being an artist and difficulty in arranging temporary 26th biennial session o f the Ore The revival meetings are but a visit to it with Professor progressing encouragingly. discipleship to Professor Henry. draw one o f those birds to match seating in a way that will make Mr. gon Legislature. After some Henry is a thing never to be for» “ Nope,” said he, “ notquite. It the noise one has just been mak it convenient to assign reserved Wightman's sermons are direct, time, Mr. T. L. Vanorsdol, gotten. I would rather formerly o f the Yamhill Record, earnest and forceful. His genial straying through the back lo t fneeds a ieetle mite o f cotton- ing. The resulting a r r a y o f seats, it has been derided to meal or oil-meal or some feathered friends showed what change the order for the next moved to refer to the people by spirit and happy manner is com with Professor Henry than to mending him to the favor o f alL visit the International with lots ieoncentrate rich in proteids. But could be done when imagination number o f the course, which will means o f the referendum some o f appropriations made in favor o f Mr. Blackstone’s management o f men I know—apd to visit the my boy don’t favor buyin’ o f was combined in just the right be given on Tuesday evening o f the University of Oregon, the of the large choir has proven him greatest stock show in the world 'em, and (here he lowered his proportion with artistic ability. next week. No reserved seats A gay little feminine fishing will be given out, but the best Oregon Agricultural College and proficient in his line and his solo with the professor is really not voice) I’m letting him buy his experience, No use forcin’ it on party provided enough lobsters seats in tbe auditorium will be also for the erection o f a dormi work is warmly praised. These an ordinary thing. tory at Monmouth. JudgeGallo- gentlemen are worthy o f a large We reach a station. The pro him. He’ll see before the feedin’ to help dispose of the “ eats” held for those holding season hearing. Meetings every even which made a most delicious tickets. way discussed the appropriations fessor goes out on the platform, ^ a so n is over.” i Now here was a man who re climax to an evening full o f fun stating that they would amount ing at 7:30. and comes in with a blue-eyed, Take your season tickets with sponds tq the test of the success Special features are being plan and effervescence. - to only a small sum as against weather-beaten old gentleman you, present them at the door each individual tax payer, and ned for Saturday and Sunday. with “ farmer” written all over ful modern man in any voca The members o f the Freshman and you may be assured that Dr. W. S. Wright argued that it At 3 o ’clock Saturday afternoon him. He is an old pal o f the tion—the man who studies his class proved themselves royal you will be well provided for business and applies the experi entertainers in the party given where you will have no difficulty would cripple all those institu a half hour service o f song with professor’s. ence o f others. The same thor to the Sophomores on Friday in hearing and seeing. a brief pointed address will be tions to place the referendum up “ I want you to meet Hank on their respective appropria held in the department store of Smith,” said the professor— oughness would have made him evening, February 25. In re This will be the first entertain tions. The sentiment however, Miller Merchantile Co. Satur though that isn’t the real name. a successful physician or lawyer. sponse to the invitation the ment in the new building, and was against those heavy ap day evening at the church “ The He takes Farm and Fireside, and Whether he has ever seen a col Sophomores met the Freshmen* this being one o f the strongest or not, I don’t know, but in the college halls bat to their numbers in the course, a large propriations. Attorney B. A. Gospel in Song” will be the I mustn’t offend him by drag principal feature. Solos, duets, mind has acquired that surprise they were led by the audience is expected. Kliks was called upon as one ging him into publicity in ty which all education is a Freshmea-on a promenade over quartets, choruses, andcongrega- who had formerly upheld these own paper. Mr. Smith is living^ Read the following p r e s s re unless it gives efficiency, tbe town. Wearied from much notices regarding the 1 appropriations against the form tional singing. Sunday morn on the same Wisconsin farm knew what he was about. walking they were finally received er referendum, but he stated that ing Mr. Wightman wijl preach which he was born—over $ on ' ‘Burned Talents.’’ Sunday he was of the opinion thata halt years ago. He was one o fth e lan<* why. In the best sense oì at tbe home of Miss Gladys Han the term, such a man is an non where they were entertained should be called now. It was evening the theme will be “ The events o f the trip to me. The program was one o f mu Power o f the Gospel.” Sunday lettin’ my son run the ^ucated one. shown that if a referendum was with most interesting games. sical imitations and impersona called, all o f these institutions afternoon at 3 o ’clock a meeting farm,” said he, “ but I kind o f W hat agricultural papers do The first photographs of the tions of celebrities, offered by yon take?” I asked. could easily run, in that the for men only. Subject: “ The keep an eye on it.” members o f both classes made an Mr. Houston, while Mrs. Hous Price o f a Hair Cut.” Men and (He had not been told my O r e g o n Agricultural College interesting art e x h ib it . The ton proved to be a reader o f “ What a_re you feeding?” F. C. S t a n n a r d , occupation.) would receive $160,000 for the boys come! Sophomores will remember the more than usual ability. Among asked the professor. “ All o f ’em,” he replied. “ I ___ _____ Pastor. bi-ennial period n ot* ithstanding as one o f the best o f the the most striking impersonations “ The grain ration,” said our don't know o f any that I don’t event * the referendum should be called, newly-picked-up companion, “ is take, anyhow. The neighbors school year. given was that of “ Herrmann and that the University would METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH about a third barley and tw o laugh at me when I take a basket The student body enjoyed a The Great,” also a very breezy receive $250,000 for the bi-ennial to ' get my mail in. But there’s holiday on Washington’s birth imitation of a nervous soprano, Next Sabbath morning the thirds corn. We didn’t have more o f other folks’ experiences period; that Monmouth would a tenor and a basso were all quarterly communion service. much corn this year, but we had in farm papers than anywhere day. receive the amount specifically Rev. Meade Kelsey, o f Berkeley, offered by Mr. Houston. lots o f barley. I found that , , . , u , This will be preceded by a brief else. I get it for nothin’—for the California, lead Y. W. C. A. Wed barley is worth a good deal prices of ’em don’t amount to Mrs. Houston impressed her » I t 'd for, and wh.ch ,t w u | discourK. by th . parfor represented was all that was nesday morning and gave a very more than corn for sale, pound art on the audience, which ac anything. A fellow come along Love-feast and testimony meet- needed. It was also shown that ing at 6:30 P.M. Sermon at for pound, and I looked it up in the road a few years ago can- interesting talk on his mission cepted her as a more than charm vassin’ for a farm paper. I found there was no need of the dormi ing performer. The tw o ap 7:30 P.M. Persons, who desire Professor Henry’s book and it was one I didn’t take and sub ary work in Palestine. tory, at least for tw o years The tennis club has been or found that they are about the peared together in the quarrel to help the famine-stricken region scribed. My folks laugh at m more. There was a strong argu ganized again this year and the same in feedin’ value—so we scene from Sheridan’s “ School they always do when I subscribe in China can hand their con ment made by Mr. Kliks for the courts will soon be in shape to for Scandal,” which “ took from tributions to the pastor. This hauled off tw o thirds o f our for a new one; but in a day or consolidation o f all schools o f tw o the hired man and I had play. barley, and we’re shipping corn the go.” The recital closed with should be done not later than some wire fence to change over learning at one place and under In an athletic meeting Wednes out by rail to take its place. It’s Mrs. Houston reading Riley’s March 7th, for on the follow from one line to another, and day the boys arranged for a base “ An Old Sweetheart o f Mine” ac one institution both for the ing day, the contributions will makin’ us some money, that that very morning I found in the purpose of efficiency and econo new paper a way described for ball team which will begin prac companied by Mr. Houston on be forwarded to Dr. A. B. Leo trade, to o .” my. the piano, while he gave a vocal I wondered how many o f our saving time on the job. We tice as soon as possible. nard, New York, Missionary Timothy Brownhill was called figured that the scheme saved us Arrangements are being made imitation o f a violincello obliga Secretary of M. E. church. Let readers would have looked the a dollar, or maybe tw o, in time. upon and gave in interesting de it be remembered, that where matter up in a book, to see what So I had the laugh on ’em. I to move in the new building on to. This was one o f the hits o f tail, his experience at the legisla the evening. one or tw o millions o f Chinamen the value o f tw o kinds o f feeds say that some farm papers are Saturday. ture. Mr. Brownhill did not N A SH V ILL E (T E N N .) BANNER. are at the point o f starvation, are, in relation to the price. better than others, but I never spare his erst-while colleagues, The last entertainment of the Some o f them would, o f course, saw one that wasn’t worth DIED prompt assistance is especially and severely called down censure more than it sells for.” Lyceum course for the season but what proportion? And yet pleasing to our Heavenly Father. This is the sort o f people one upon their heads for combina was given at the Ryman Audi all this matter o f feeding values C. L. Johnson, who had been meets when going to the Inter tions, log-rolling and graft bv has been worked out by actual national with Professor Henry. in declining health for several torium last night by Mr. and CARNIVAL COMING which various bills were forced Houston, who proved test. I believe he would dig up a suc months, died at his home in the Mrs. through the last legislature, not An event which promises to be themselves most capable enter “ Yon’re a book farmer, then?” cessful farmer on the Bowery or Chehalem Center neighborhood, so much on the merits o f the notable in the calendar of March said I. in upper Fifth Avenue. When Tuesday night, aged 86 years. tainers. Their entertainment is measure as upon favoritism of gaieties is the carnival to be given “ Well,” said he, “ I don’t de we reached Milwaukee, we went Funeral services will be con full o f unique features which were this or that particular legislator by the ladies of the Civic Im pend on books as much as I to a hotel for dinner—and Profes ducted from the home on Friday greatly enjoyed by the audience. sor Henry found half a dozen and told how on many occasions, provement Club of Newberg. might, or probably as much as I successful farmers to sit at meat at ten o ’clock, by Rev. Thomas Mrs. Houston’s readings and Mr. the Yamhill county delegation The ladies have engaged the I ought to; but when I don’t with. Hockett, pastor of the Chehalem Houston’s imitations were a was unjustly treated. A severe Oliver skating rink for Friday know a thing, and it’s handy One has operated a dairy on Center Friends church. genuine treat and each number arraignment at this time o f the and Saturday, March 17th and found in a book, wouldn’t I be a fifty acres in western Wisconsin, was generously applauded. editor of the News Reporter by 18th, and are making elaborate fool for not lookin’ it up? I’d from which he has made a liv D W IG H T , ( I L L .) ST A R . NOTICE ing, educated several children in Mr. Brownhill, threatened to preparations to make the event think mighty little o f a doctor the state university and now is The Houstons gave a most uni make things interesting, but as iuteresting and entertaining to that would treat a patient from really well-to-do—and he has The regular W. C. T. U. meet que, original and delightful enter the remark was held not pertain every attender, as well as a cred memory, when the thing he’d for the financial records o f this life ing will be held at the home of tainment on last Friday evening, ing to the subject o f debate, an it to th e management. T he got, or maybe never knew, was work. I hope to tell you more Mrs. H. A. Hyde on Wednesday, at the M. E. Church, and answer from the editor was held cause is especially worthy and in the books in his office; or of a of this sometime—I have the March 8th. The topics for the charmed a large house. Mr. visit planned. Another o f the out o f order by the chairman. one to which every loyal citizen lawyer who would try a case by men is a well-known importer o f hour will lie Household Educa Houston is a magician o f first It was decided that the referen ought to rally. The city council guess-and-b’gosh, when he could Guernseys—the professor knew’ tion for girls and Pitfalls for girls. quality and surprised his audience dum should be placed upon all of has recently purchased a park know by lookin’ in a book. I’ve him w’hen it wrns a great problem Everyone is invited. All strang with remarkable tricks. He is the above appropriations, and sight formerly known as Ed- done pretty well farmin’, by re withjhim whether or not he could ers are most cordially invited. the greatest impersonator in the the chairman appointed the fol ward’sgrove, to which the ladies memberin’ my mother’s rule. afford to buy one pair o f pure- The Frances E. Willard Memo Lyceum, and has no rival in his breds. He is known from sea to lowing as a committee to raise propose to pipe city water, set ‘Boys,’ says she, ‘don’t fail to sea and across the water, now. rial Fund Day meeting, which is peculiar field o f the imitations o f funds and bring forth petitions: roses, etc., with the proceeds of pick up all you can from the ex My note-book was filling up. 1 one o f the Red Letter days o f the musical instruments. His ’cello . T. L. Vanorsdol, J. B. Dodson, this carnival. Everybody should periences o f other people, for had already been more than union, met at the home o f Mrs. solo was the most marvelous H. Bernards, M. E. Hendrick and be interested in a city park tor those experiences don’t cost paid for my visit to the Inter David Johnson, February 15th. piece o f work ever witnessed here. C. C. Hammerly. Newberg, so remember tbe date nothin’.’ My mother said, ‘Do national—and I wmsn’t half way The meeting was a success social Mrs. Houston is an accomplished there. Moral: Go with the pro The courtroom was crowded and plan to give the carnival n’t bother to survey the road to fessor. ly and financially, the program and graceful reader and a m ost H e r b e r t Q u ic k , to overflowing, there being more y o «r support. tow n when yon want to know Editor Farm and Fireside. being especially interesting and charming lady. than three hundred substantial tax payers present from all over the county. It was decided that if these appropriations are held up now, it will have a tendency to call a halt on all other ap propriations outside o f the educational institutions. N o commendation o f the meetings held at Cottage Grove were made for the reason that it is generally understood that the referendum there was started by spite work owing to recent coun ty division fight. The total appropriation for the O. A. C. now is $570,000 and for the University $753,000. Allf I PACIFIC COLLEGE ITEMS 1 S O
