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NEWBEEO. YAMHILL OODMTY. OBEGOH. THUB8DAY, JULY 13.191L
THE NEW GAME
A VETERAN LAID AWAY
SELECT SHOW SAMPLES
hi
movement, but, above all, the
Bros, were consulted but gave
BONNER'S QUAIN T AD.
infusion o f new blood, meaning
little encouragement. Hopefull
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H Frankly TeM tfc*
the propagation o f game,
th at a change o f climate and
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Fiala?, thw
well as its protection.
Should
W u « M em ber c i tha Eighth environment would
w ork a
Robert Bonner, vboae facility fo r
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am
a
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ard
en
M
aking
Samples o f Gram For Ex
“ I t w ill be one of the policies
change, last December he w as
clever advertising was veil known,
o f the present warden to con
hÜMthm Purposes.
the M ascot
brought to N ew berg to the home
exerted himeelf on one oecesion to
tinue
the
w
ork
of
protection
w
ith
produce a real estate advertisement
o f his daughter, M rs. F- R, Run-
which, if it did not actually sell hie
vig
o
r
and
an
efficient
force
o
f
As
the
fall
and
winter
season
H am ilton Hugh H a ll was born dell. But it w as unavailing and
N o m as know s the i
deputy wardens. Another and o f 1911 is goin g to be the greatest property, amused e good many peo
a t Bristol, Canada, Aug. 7,1840. the devoted w ife and children bird life o f the Pacific
equally as im portant a feature year for shows and expositions, ple. His method, needless to sey,
When fonr year* o f age, hit par resignedly w aited the final sum country so w ell as W i
would not meet with the approval
w ill be the propagation of game. wherein the best grain and farm
ents m oved t o Oneida county, mons, which came, July 6th, Finley, new ly appointed
of present day reel estate develop
The national government is do products in the northwest w ill ers. Here is the ed as it appealed,
N. Y. When 15 years o f age, he when he fell in to the dreamless Game Warden.
For
ti
ing valuable w ork in restocking be exhibited, farmers should be in an issue o f the Ledger in 1861:
rem oved w ith his parents to sleep.
years be has devoted his
“ I hereby offer for sale my coon-
the streams o f the state w ith on the look out for good sheaves
Leon, Wisconsin.
Since the battle o f Shiloh w as alm ost exclusively to this ■ wc
try
residence at West Momeania,
salmon, while the propagation o f prize winning grains as the
The w a r came on and in re one o f the great conflicts of the resulting in the publkatic
near
Melrose Station, where I have
o f trout is left largely t o the harvest time approaches.
sponse to President Lincoln’s western army, it w as fittin g th at books, magazine and
lived for the past three summers,
state.
The establishment of
Minnesota, North and South but do not think I could live mueh
call for volunteers, all over the the funeral o f a veteran o f th a t articles th at are recogm
trou
t
hatcheries
w
ill
be
one
of
Dakota,
M ontana, Washington, longer. 1 have heard that people
Northland went up the cry, “ We arm y should be conducted by au th ority upon the subject,
our
first
efforts.
Along
this
line,
Idaho and Oregon w ill be repre looking for e place to purchase
are coming, Father Abraham, a N ew berg’s Shiloh P ost G. A. R.
w o rk o f research has
it is well to state that one change sented a t many o f these shows, could never find one where they
hundred thousand s t r o n g .
The service w as held a t the the W illam ette Valley, th el
in the w ork w ill be to keep and particularly a t the b ig N orth have chills and fevar. They always
Am ong the boys to enlist in free H ollingsw orth undertaking par cade Mountains, the
have it about a mile, a mile and a
feed trout until they are
west Land Show which is to be half or two miles off, bnt
d om ’s cause and fo r the Union lors Saturday, July 8. Beauti trib u tary t o t h e Cohn
w as H . H. H all and seven broth ful and com forting were the Lew is, Clackamas and McKenzie inches long and able to protect held in St. Paul in December. I t right there at the piece that is for
ers, which, as he w as w o n t to w ords there spoken by the Post river valleys, the K lam ath Cofcn- themselves, instead of releasing is necessary therefore th at those aala. Now, I offer for sale a curios
laughingly say, w as “ pretty chaplain Rev. Ezra Hayes. T w o try, Oregon Coast, T il
illamook them when they are an inch in in charge o f these exhibits get ity—something rare—the precise
spot where the fever and ague is. I
good for a fam ily o f “ Canucks.’1 beautiful hymns, one a favorite o f County, Southern Cal difenda, length. As far as the funds col into touch w ith the farmers hav
will warrant it to be there. Three
lected from anglers’ licenses w ill ing samples o f fine, well matured
M r. H a ll enlisted in September the fam ily “ Lead K in dly L ig h t” Arizona and W ashington.
of my children have it, my gardener
The N o r t h w e s t e r n has it, my groom has the tame pre
1861, in Co. D. 8th Wisconsin were finely rendered by Mrs. Orr
M r. Finley is a member o f the permit, this w ork o f hatching grains.
Development League which has monitory symptoms, and I have a
Infantry. This regiment w as and Miss Britt.
leading ornithological societii trou t will be prosecuted.
In
the
line
o
f
game,
we
intend
headquarters in St. Paul, w ill be sufficient inkling of it myself. Any
noted and called the “ Eagle
Then standing by the open o f the United States, an officer o f
Regiment,’ ’ because o f the eagle grave under the folds of “ Old the N ational Association of Au to introduce 250 pair of Chinese glad to put farmers in touch doctor with a lu ge family who has
a specific for fever and ague would .
they carried on a standard be G lory” while the summer sun dubon societies and intim ately Pheasants direct from China, for w ith those in each state having
find this a most eligible situation.
side the regimental colors. Be was sinking in the west, tin gin g acquainted w ith the eminent the new blood. This w illbedone charge o f the exhibits. Before
“ Tbs neighborhood is full of tha-
while
the
tw
o
years
closed
sea
it
is
to
o
late
the
grain
grow
er
ing assigned to the western the beautiful Chehalem hills w ith naturalists o f the w orld.
disease,
and if he could keep it out
His
division o f the arm y under com m ellow light, these loya l com correspondence w ith John Bar- son is in force. In addition to should s e l e c t his exposition of hit Own family it would give him
a reputation which would insure his
mand of. the great commander, rades w ith the beautiful impres roughs, Braford Torrey, Frank protecting those we already samples as they w ill be needed.
fortune.
Besides the fever and ague
In selecting these samples the
Gen. U. S. Grant, the 8th Wis., sive rites o f their order consigned Chapman,
Herbert K . Tob, have, we w ill propagate new
the estate consists of a fins double
to o k part in the sanguinary con their comrade to his final rest.
Ernest Thom pson Set on and birds. W eare already in negotia best filled and best developed house, with all modern conven
flicts o f th at theater of the great
And so again, “ The muffled Dallas Lore Sharp form an in tion w ith parties to furnish 100 heads w ith straw bright, clean iences and improvements, sack as
pair o f Reeves Pheasants to-be land free from- rust should be hot and cold water, furnace, range,
w a r.
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drum ’s sad roll has beat the teresting interchange of
After nearly three years’ service soldiers last ta tto o / ’
races and ideas th at would make released on reservations that secured. After selecting the grain etc., and about two acres of land,
w ill be es ta bished from time to should be kept w here it w ill not with a pretty fair barn sq ^ some
M r. H all w as discharged because
entertaining reading.___
be injured o r get dirty. Stored good box stalls for good horses. I t
o f disabilities incurred in line o f
When Ex-President Roosevelt tíme.71
u really a beautiful place. The
in a dark place it w ill keep its grounds are hssdw nay hid out
d u ty ,. ^
made his last trip t o P
original color. Tie the bundles and oovered with tress and shrub
He w as married, M a y 28,
The musical atmosphere o f Miss M r. Finley w as the only
a t the base, in the middle and a t bery of the choicest kind,
1864, to Anna Elisa King. T o
«sie B ritt’s studio resounded P o rtland w h o had
affi
Lyheto w t he
_
this union, eleven children were
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a
soft
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r
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"born v m ’H arry Ffafi, o f Iron jolly p a rty on M onday evening. acquaintance w ith M r. Roosevelt
quitoes. The mosquitoes thus far
cloth so as not to break the
River, Wis.; Mrs. F. R. Rundell, The guests gathered about eight began ju st before the African ex
have not been ao affected with the
The college campus was the
Strip the leaves from fever and ague as to prevent their
of Newberg; Hugh Hall, o f P a rk o ’clock and were conducted to pedition, when M r. Finley was Scene o f merriment and sociability straw .
each straw w ith a stick sharp- biting—in fact, it is a good place
ers Prairie, Minn.; Mrs. O. B. De the Star theatre where a pleasant called into conference relative to Tuesday afternoon, the _____
occasion
ened like a knife blade. Bundles for mosquitoes. I bought it to
Laurier, o f L o n g Prairie, Minn.; hour w as spent, after which they the character o f camera that
ti I m m mv
i
my wife, and
I shall leave it
should be from four to six inches please
James K . Hall, of Edmonton, returned to the studio and were could be best used for photo
picnic o f the Friends church.
to
please
my
whole
family.
Terms
in diameter,
Canada; Am y E. Hall, o f Siletz; served to a dainty cafing dish graphic purposes on their trip.
The ju nior brigade w as first on
cash. I am afraid any security on
W. S. and W. R. Hall, o f Silets; supper. As several musicians This conference included ajourney
it would get the fever and ague and
the grounds and took prom pt
Edith I. Hall, o f W ashington, D. were present, no farther p ro to H arvard College, where Mr.
become shaky. Those wishing to
possession o f the swings hung
purchase will please apply immedi
C., and Ruth H all w ho died in gram w as needed for the enter Finley spent considerable time
am on g the oaks and hardly
H. W. Miller, owner o f the ately. I want to get away from it
infancy.
tainment of the evening. Mes w ith K erm it Roosevelt, w h o was vacated them lon g enough to
Chehalem
Valley Mills, who, as aa fast aa Dexter can
In the year 1869, the fam ily dames, A. C. Seely, E. A. N ew afterw ard selected as official
eat. The annual ball game be noted last week w as arrested on
“ ROBERT B01
moved t o the then wilderness of by, D. D. Coulson, W. A. King, photographer for the Roosevelt
tween the married men and the a charge of attem pting to burn “ Ledger Office, 90 Beekman street.
Northern Minn.
Sept. 18, 1867.
C. J. Hoskins, C. B. Wilson and expedition.
boys w as pulled o ff and as usual, the mill, which was heavily in
During those pioneer days tor the Misses Jessie Angus, M a r
“ P. S.— The town authorities
M an y people o f thik state are w as w on bv the “ is-ers,” al
sured, failed to secure bonds and have begun to make alterations in
t w o succeeding years the coun garet Inglis, Jessie Gardner, not aw are that it w as through
though the “ has beens” showed on Friday he w as taken to the the street adjoining, and if they
tr y w as devastated by locusts. M argaret Hodge, Pearl Cum the recommendations o f Mr.
sufficient flashes o f their old-time county ja il by Sheriff W att drain the place as well as they do
Being a t the time County Com mings and Sibyl W oodw ard were Finley th at President Roosevelt
class to make things interesting. Henderson. Bonds were pre the pockets of the landowners it
missioner, Mr. H all worked Miss B ritt’s guests.
set aside the gam e reserves in A t 6:30 time was called by the
may become healthy.**— New York
sented by Portland parties the
ardently to aid those in distress,
Globe.
Oregon known as the Klam ath, ringing o f a particularly sweet
first o f the week but they were
travelin g on toot over the coun
Malheur and Three Arch Rocks toned call bell,-when the gathered
turned dow n by Judge Linville
Th* Admirable Crichton.
try through the deep snow and
reservations.
L a t e r , a n ap picnicers proceded joyou sly and
w
ho
deemed
them
insufficient.
To
speak
of any one as an “ Ad
often bitter cold, looking after
propriation w as made by con hungrily to fulfill the special
mirable Crichton” is to credit him
It
is
reported
that
a
large
part
the distribution o f supplies for
Ou last Friday night Deputy gress to warden these reserves. object of their appointment.
o f the insurance on the mill has with being very learned and accom
the needy. His efforts so pleased
plished, since such a person lived in '
The
purpose
o
f
these
reservations
Grand Chancellor J. E. Dunbar
been canceled.
G ov. Ramsey that the great and
the sixteenth century. His name
is
to
protect
the
birds
from
plume
installed the officers o f Cbehalem
was James Crichton, and he lived
good man bestowed his personal
Lodge No. 108, Knights o f P y th and market hunters. From the
in
Scotland from 1560 to 1585. At
thanks and a reward.
ias, as follows:
A. C. Stan- K lam ath country alone 120 tons
the
age of seventeen years he was
In 1876 M r. Hall united w ith
the reputed master of twelve lan
brough, C. C., George C. Ritchie, o f ducks were shipped in one
W.
S.
Parker
spent
Sunday
the Baptist church a t Parkers
guages and had been given the de
V. C., Elmer Buehler, Prelate, L. year.. The importance o f this in
One o f J .'D . Gordon’s teams rather unexpectedly in Newberg,
Prairie, Minn, and remained
gree of master of arts when hut
terest
is
apparent
to
all
residents
E. Doolittle, M. o f W .t Nelson
made the first runaway across in self-defense. It was this w ay. fourteen because of his great learn
faithful to the end.
Brouillette, M. a t A., Thomas o f the state.
the new First street bridge on In an unguarded moment when ing. In addition to his accomplish
Grandpa H all loved children
The sportsmen and naturalists
Higgins, I. G., J. H. Sherlock, 0 .
M onday m o r n i n g ,
meeting his particular protecting star ments as a scholar, he was poet, mu
and was a favorite w ith them
of the United States w ill watch
G.
,
Charley
Clemenson
and
his was tw inkling in another direc sician, sculptor, artist, actor, racon
in his home village. Like many
the w ork o f the new State Game
fam ily in tbeir auto when half tion, he consented to act as a teur, a good horseman and an ex
old soldiers he loved to talk o f
pert fencer.
Warden o f Oregon w ith peculiar
w a y over and passing them Judge in Saturday’s big baby
the days o f the sixties and it w as
interests as it i^th e first instance
w ithout a scratch, though a show a t lhe Salem cherry festi
The Money Lender In Rhedeeie-
one o f his pleasures to hold his
in this country o f a leading sci
val.
It
was
when
the
one
hun
According
to Miss Charlotte
double tree w as keeping rime to
daughter’s child upon his knee,
entist being appointed to that
Mansfield’s
“
Via
Rhodesia,” no pen
the clatter o f the horse's heels. dred and ninety-nine disappoint
“ The white hair mingling w ith
The funeral o f Mrs. Lucinda Jane position.
Naturally, therefore,
niless
person
is
allowed to enter
the gold ” and tell the story o f Livengood, wife o f Flem Liven- considerable change in policies is Farther up the street a good ex ed mothers moved upon him w ith Livingstone. “ I heard,” she says,
hibition o f “ broncho busting” the grim purpose o f telling him “ that the awkward predicament of
“ Old Abe” and how in the din o f good, o f Dundee, w as held expected.
was given when Fred W erth’s vsbat he doesn’t know about not having enough money was often
conflict the noble bird’s defiant Wednesday and burial was made
“ The policy of the S tete Game
big
black stallion shied at . t he babies, that W alter suddenly de averted bv a crafty money lender,
scream inspired the “ Boys in in the cemetery on the hill above Warden, in the past,” says Mr.
cided that a visit under the pa who for half a crown would lend
blue” to deeds o f valor.
Dundee. She w as the daughter Finley, “ has been characterized oncoming team, his back assum
the necessary £10, waiting for the
Proud o f his regiment’s record, o f David Ramsey, a pioneer o f very largely by policing. The ing the curve o f an early morn rental roof, th irty miles aw ay, would be borrower ontside the
proud o f the great fraternal, this section, and died a t the age belief has been general that Ore ing rainbow and there being was due from him.
boundary and receiving the money
patriotic organization, the G. A. o f 60 years o f a complication o f gon has enough gam e and that several streaks o f sunlight visible
back aa soon as the examination
terminated.”
R., he prized the little bronze diseases, after having suffered as its protection is all that is neces between the seat o f Uncle Fred
die’s trousers and the horse’s
button on his co a t’s lapel.
an invalid for four years.
sary. As a m atter o f fact, game
M arion George has leased his
Genins is sympathetic insight
back in making the come— back to
I t w as his duty as color bearer
cannot be made abundant by
made perfect, and it most have di
rock
quarry
a
t
the
V
o
ta
w
sid
earth. The team was stopped at
on decoration day to carry the
versity if it is ever to be effectual
making and enforcing laws. We
the corner o f First and Meridian. ing on the railroad to the W ar — must touch on every human ex
post flag on the march to the
have not enough game and in
ren Construction Co., of P o rt
perience, must suffer and must also
cemetery. Decoration day 1910,
The subjects o f the sermons spite o f protecting w h at we
land for a term of five years. enjoy. Great, therefore, are Its
the neighbors o f Parkers Prairie next Sunday are as follows: have, we observe th at there is
The company w ill use the rock compensations. I t feels the sor
saw him perform th at duty for Morning, “ The L o rd ’s Leading.” less and less every year. I t is
for crushing for street and road rows of all mankind and is alevated
the last time, for soon thereafter Evening, “ W hy Be Baptized?” absolutely necessary to have the
Four well improved 5 acre w ork so it is stated. The rock by them, whereas the pain of an
his health rapidly tailed.
The A congregational meeting w ill be influence o f the people and the
tracts for sale. See A. E. M oore is very hard and o f excellent individual bereavement is rather
eminent surgeons, the M ayh o held Wednesday evening, July 19. farmers in particular back of the
acute than prolonged. — Barak
one mile west o f Newberg.
qu ality for such purposes.
CHAFBHHNSH PARTY
FRIENDS SUNDAY SCHOOL
ENJOY ANNUAL PJQÜClthí jo p
MILLER FAILS TO GET BONDS
I . OF P. INSTALLATION OF OF
FICERS
i. D. GORDON'S TEAM
BREAKS SPEED LIMIT
JUDGE OF BABY SHOW, NIT!
HRS. JANE UVENGOOD
AGED 60 , DIES AT DUNDEE
MARION GEORGE LEASES QUARRY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH