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• • , . F 7 • . A i '■ 'Oregon Hist. Society 'Ntv »f*M /> »r • N ewberg m il 1 O P E N D O ik flH AT NEW STORE vo l . NEWBEBOi Y A M H ILL 00UNTY» graphic No. 45 Í. THÏÏB8DAY, AUGUST 2 4 .191L DEFECTS IN OUR FAIRS cost about $ 8,000 which little if anything a b o u t: Bandon, August 24-27. leave $ 2,000 for furniture a o d d o n o t k ^ p y i f v ^ ^ f c y are Linn Counter, Scio, August 29, fixture« and im proving the (September 1 . makin^ a grooi $*«>*’, A n j ol*$ M a d « That Polk County, Dallas,- Sep 1 mm eye? d o i£ i f thi? letter from the Carnegie tember 6-9. A m W orth * 0*1 o f wqri* fcn flw s^qw diftcu lt imittce follow s; it is to get the informattoqifece?- Lincoln County, Toledo, Sep Cup. Sam Liutai H an A Hoboken, N. J. W BUmotte mad S n vm Tw u tember 5-8. •ary tp mail? an int^Uigtot Aug. 16,1911 N. C. M aris, editor o f The Third Eastern Oregon and m -fn m N atu ral P«opU - port* Tiie jiidgt!, the defk and k. Stanbrough, Pres. Rttrol Spirit and a member o f “ Round-up,” Pendleton, Sep Oraras. the exhibitor are all very busy ‘vlUTT f t ^ i ^ ^ewuerg, 6 re. the State F a ir Board, recently tember 11-16 when showing and usually chafe . Sir:' The form al opening o f the new School Fair, M cM innville, §cp- read a paper before the North a t being importuned by report ft to advise yon that By the heroic efforts o f little •store ot W. W. H ollingsworth & tember 19.2?t Pacific F a ir Circuit Association ers who do not know a Jersey brary Building a t New eleven-year-old Lefia Coons in have this day beta re- on “ Defects in th • e Northwestern from a Holstein or a Berkshire Sons occurred last Saturday and D ^ ric t Fair, Baker, September* aad are approved, provid- tfjring ¿0 save four-year-old despite the promise o f a ram y 18- 23 . Fairs” that contained many good from a Belgian. Exhibitors that the building can be Vernon Bruner from suggestions. N ot having room show largely for the advertising day the store rooms were filled Lane County, Eugene, Sep- complete tor toe sum o f in the W illam ette, Tuesday eve for the whole paper some notes they get out o f it and watch the w ith an enthusiastic and ra ilin g tember 20-23. ;ooo. ning, and the final phm geof Cap. crow d o f friends o f the firm. The Grange Fair, G res ham, Sep- . Carnegie’s donation of have been taken from it that w ill daily papers carefaUy to see Sam Linton of the M . F. Haxen, amount is now available be appreciated by attenders o f interest o f the occasion was en- tember 21-24. ' w hat they have to say about w ill be paid in installments fairs. by which he saved both the hancedby the prospect o f tw o Douglas County, Roseburg, their winnings. It is needless to ,000 to $3,000 each upon children from drowning, New The livestock parade is or remark th at disgust knows no beautiful gifts to be bestowed up- September 26 30. *t o f requests signed by on some 6 M in attendance, and Malheur County, Ontario, Sep- berg was put in line w ith candi If and one other member should be one o f the most at bounds when a Jersey exhibitor dates for Carnegie medals fo f during the day longing eyés W 6 W tembef Qd-90 \t Library Board, accottl* tractive and important feature? j it credited w ith winning on hi\ heroism. by architect's o o f the fair and in attem pting to cast upon the elegant quarter- pumpkin Show, junction C ity, _ _ g that work and material make it such perhaps as many Short-homs, or Durham«, and Mrs. Coons, the mother o f L i sawed oak extension dining Septembcr 28.30 the Short-horn man, w ho has a haa been famished to the extent mistakes and failures are made white bull or cow, gets credit fo r table and the Johnson Kitchen I W allow a County, Enterprise, lia who lives on the bank o f the o f the amount required. river, was gettin g out a washing Cabinet, complete m every detail, 2.7 When you make requests for as in any other part o f the laic’s winning on his “ Chester W hite.” under the trees near the boat payment on this account kindly conduct. The people like, and The draw ing was conducted by Eagtcrn Oregon. The The unprepared state o f ex landing and the children were state to whom they should be are entitled to see all o f the ex one o f the gentlemen present as- Danea Qet0^ ee 3 ^ hibits often seen a t onr fairs on fasted by one of our sweet little Fair, Medford, playing about the camp. They made, and oblige, hibition stock on “ dressparade.” the opening day mistake that Yours very truly, were attracted to the w ater and -school giyls and the disposition 3.3 The exhibitor is entitled to an should be rectified. H ow often R. A Franks opportunity to parade his stock have you gone to a fa ir the first o f the prizes seemed to meet w ith K lam ath County, Klam ath little Vernon, the son o f Barny Bruner and grandson o f Mrs. hearty approval, especially from Pall> October 3-6. when the largest crowd is in a t day and found things in such tendance. the glad recipients. v ~ First Central Oregon, Prine- Coons, tumbled into the river a t chaos that you w ent aw ay dis a point u here the shelving clay Thefirm was assisted during ^ . O c t o b e r 11-14. The premium list should an gusted, feeling th at it would not bottom drops o ff into tw en ty -the day by several other people nounce the day and hour when amount to anything and would feet o f w ater. ~ W ith a scream w ho were kept busy conducting _ parades w ill take place and hardly .be in readiness for public The Merchants’ Mercantile Lelia jumped in and did her best the visitors to the many point. C“ nothing bat rain should interfere inspection before the end o f the company o f Portland is prepar o f .pecial interest, and e tp ra t tralm-Chehallw, September 11- to get him ashore, but w ithout ing to publish a credit guide for w ith their being put on right at week. Going hack the next avail. Cap. Linton, w h o had .ions o f approval and apprecin- 16’ this district, including Newberg. that tone. And that time should morning yon could hardly be tion were made by everyone. Wa” a C ° “ n‘ { ’ WaUa . list docked his boat w ith the big B y this system this county not be before the crowd has ar lieve your own eyes to find every The array o f furniture for mapk ^ i . , ^ i f m i<r t8-23 gravel scow alongside, heard the w ill be put in direct touch w ith rived as is too often the case. thing in shipshape and a crack- use and for luxurious equipment Touchet Valley, Dayton, Sep- screaming o f the children and credit conditions all over the The public is then disappointed etjack o f a show. Had you n ot . ost no time in rushing to the o fth e home was superband com- te” . . „ ., , , United States and whenever any at not gettin g to see the parade gone back the second tnne you píete, and the selection and nr-1 K lickitat County, Goldendale. rescue. He had to run a distance one moves here from any other and the exhibitor is disgusted at would have talked against the rangment of the stock has seMom ScPt^Jnb« ; 27-30 o f a block and then swim some part b l the country the met having to parade before an fa ir and perhaps done it a lo t o f been excelled in m etropolitan Valley Fair, Puyallup, October th irty feet across tq reach rty grainUtaud damage. Don’ t open the gates 2 - 7 . He saw m.' Tittle hand' sticking When onr large fairs have cov to the public until everything is ed through the company as to w ith thin establishment w ith thel ClarkCounty HarveatFentivnl, out o f the w ater and when he how the party paid his bills ered, seated, show arenas, as we in readiness. H ave a special ornate finish ofm nkogany wood- Vancouver. October 4-T. g o t to them he found the little hope they w ill before a great program and let the public know where he form erly lived. w ork, chain, divam and conchen Sknmanw County, Stevenron, girl holding to her fast drow ning These credit guides are made while, this problem w ill be large that the first day is just as good w ith upholstering harmonizing I October 4-6. playmate. up in districts covering every ly solved. Then parades can be as any and each succeeding day IDAHO. He managed to land them both in shades and textures, was rec-. state in the Union. They are made at any time, day or night, as good as the first. Don’t get ognized by the visitors as being I Canyon County, Caldwell, safely on shore, though he was made from the combined ex without any im position on the a ten days’ or tw o weeks’ fair about all in, for he says he is fully equal to the requirments o f T . perience o f all the merchants in race track. The stock should be into your head. It adds to the perfect taste and was admired! Lewiston-Clarkston, L e w i s - none too good a swimer. each o f these districts and every segregated as to breeds and ex expense more than to the income. ton, October 9-14. By the usual methods the b v everyone. merchant rates his ow n custom hibitors and inform ation as to People usually only g o to a fair children were soon restored, bat The store rooms and b a s e m e n t____ ers according to how they have breeds and ownership should be tw o or three o f the so-called had there been no one near by to are fitted with all the most up- paid him. Before a customer is given through a megaphone. In b ig days.” R a t h e r than give immediate help a double to-date fixtures for handling and this w ay the stock parade can rated he is given notice by letter lengthen, make the fair a day chapter would have been added that he w ill be rated and is given be made entertaining and in displaying this class o f goods shorter. Open w ith a whoop, to the list o f downings in the and w ith electric lights, plate . a chance to pay np his ol«l ac structive. rush it through w ith a swing glass fronts, toilet fccilitie* ele- Tbe P nCT*d” Cburch w « the W illam ette. When seen n e x t count and thus secure a good Competent, conscientiousjudg- and close in a blaze o f glo ry vntors and harmonious finish o f “ “ o f » pretty weddm g day both the children we mg o f a fair adds more to its w ith a taste for more in every rating. w oodw ork is certainly the fin e.« Tneaday afternoon when Rev. chirp as crickets and apparently Each merchant and profes success than any other one body’s mouth. .to te today in the valley and « i, ^ ah J' W carerm ade M ,«. Enla ready for farther hair raising ex sional man is furnished w ith a feature. W ithout this the whole I think it hardly necessary to credit to the firm and onr city. IH odf on- ‘ be T ‘fe ° f RuMe" * • periences. copy o f the guide so that he may thing beeomes a farce and a speak o f concessions. The time The Newberg Band was in at- L ew n - The charch w a* tM t*- refer to it and look up the rating failure. This used to happen was within our memory when tendance and enlivened the occa- golden-rod o f any customer or prospective often when the plan was in any kind o f skin game or dis « o n w ith a choice «le c tio n o f * d wb,‘ e “ * «■ : Prom ptly at customer before givin g any vogue o f picking up a judge, or reputable side show th at would musical numbers. ‘ hr" , ° c ock ,be bn<* ' a “ ctlf ' d more commonly, a committee, put up the price could have the credit. The first prise w a . drawn b y l b7 M '“ U n a s Pan« fc a* bnd“ - out o f the crowd that happened protection o f the fair association W alter Liven good, o f Dundee,, . to be present when the day came in gulling and dem oralizing the Contract to bo L et For tho No and the second prise by Mrs. f , ram* o f T bh M r Ill ’» forjudging the stock. unsophisticated youth, but so Public Library Building Sarah Mnckie. March, rendered by M us Lacy Men should do the judging far as we know fair managers Mrs. M attie H ardwick Jones, Mills. Miss M yrtle Gause and who are known to be competent generally have seen the folly ot widely known as an impressive, Miss Mabel Rush conducted the and above reproach. this course. They have arrived bridal party to the altar, where Soon after it was fally deter entertaining and effective inter Complaint is often made that a t the wise conclusion that for they were met by the groom , a t mined that Newberg was to preter, of th at which is truest the awards are made and the the Jew paltry dollars they get tended by Claude Lewis, as best have a new Carnegie Library and best in literary a rt will give animals rushed out o f the ring out o f it they cannot afford to man. The impressive ring cere Building a number o f architects one o f her latest and best enter without any announcement of mony was used. submitted plans to the commit tainments a t the Friends church winners and sometimes the rib be partners in such disreputable business—that it lowers the The bride was beautifully tee for consideration and am ong Friday,- August 25 at 8 o ’clock. Published fo r tho Convenisnceof bons are not even handed out, dign ity and purpose o f the fair Admission 15 and 25 cents. gowned in white lansdowne and thevnumber were plans made by Thoso W ish toK oo p so the spectator a t the ringside and in the end is a financial loss PRESS NOTICES. princess applique, and carried a S. E. Watkins & Son, local archi Tab on tho Northwest has no means o f gaining any in by driving aw ay the support o f Dialects as rendered by her— boquet o f bride’s roses. Miss tects. FaO Evsots. form ation about the prize win the best of our citizenship. Noth l o u d l y applauded, especially Lena Spangle as bridesmaid These plans were so satisfac ners. Such procedure as this ing the least questionable in Child and Negro selections. wore blue marquisette, and car- to ry that Watkins & Son were Greeted w ith a salute o f ap robs the show o f its educative character should be permitted on It our readers who wish to keep L ^ j asters. ’ selected as the architects and after plause that showed the favor m feature and should not be per the grounds. tab on the September an d About one hundred relatives meeting w ith them from time to which she is held here. Her in mitted. October fair dates w ill clip the and f r ^ s were present. Those time and exchanging ideas, final terpretation L o r d B yron ’s I f there is nothing but an open follow in g and file it away where out o f tow n were Dr. and drawings were made which were ‘ Prisoner o f Chillon” must have show arena some seats should it can be referred to easily they Mrg> Byron Morris, o f Port- forwarded to the Carnegie com rained new admirers for that •lassie, as she w as listened to be provided around it. After the On the remaining four Sab w ill find it o f convenience when landf M r and M rt. Roy Mills, m ittee at Hoboken, New Jersey, with the closest attention, and udge has made his decision, plac baths o f this conference year, the the date o f any particular fair is L f Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- or approval. A few days ago, received a most vigorous encore. ing the animals in position ac pastor w ill preach sermons on Mrs. Jones is master o f her de#ircd: liam Lewis, o f Portlan d.------ Prof. A. C. Stanbrough, chair Oregon State Fair, Salem, Sep- im m ediately after the cere- man o f the local committee, re art. Her methods are those o f cording to awards, the announce “ Four Johns.” The subject next ment should be made by a com Sabbath morning w ill be: “ St tember 11-16. mony the happy couple left for a ceived a letter stating that the the best schools o f O ratory in the East. One w ho has heard her petent speeler and the awards John the Divine.” All are in Washington State l air, North L en d ayt» outing in the moun- >lans had been approved and once is alwavs eager to hear should be marked on a bulletin vited. There w ill be no preach- Yakim a, September 25-30. tains near Skykomish, Washing- that the money would be forth her again. Her recitals are board in the ring where the Montana State Fair, Helena, ton - ing at night, because o f the union coming when needed. The local w orthy ot the best audiences in crowd can see it. meetings at the “ F r ie n d s September 25-30. Mr. and Mrs. Lew is are w ell committee held a meeting on any city. She is possessed o f re One m atter thus far overlooked markable insight and fine literary Church,” but the Ep w o r t h Inter-state Fair, S p o k a n e , known in Newberg, both o f them M onday night and took steps ability, hence her interpretation by all o f our fairs, and a very League meeting at the usual Octolier 2-8. having lived here for a number or hurrying the w ork along and o f the masterpieces o f literature, im portant one too, is th at o f hour Sabbath evening. Inter-mountain Fair, Boise, o f year8, an d b o t h ^ in a short time it is expected as well as ot popular dialect seeing that they are properly re Idaho, October 9-15. graduates o f Pacific College. that a call for bids on the jo b poems, is always satisfactory. the T ry the Oregon Semi-Weekiy Above all she is absolutely ported. Reportera from c o u n t t — O r e g o n . They are follow ed by the good w ill be made. daily press detailed to handle Journal and Newberg Graphic sincere.—Carrie O. Millspaugh, Industrial and Agricultural, | wishes o f a large circle o f friends. I t is expected that the building Portland, Oregon. this w ork usually know v e r y 1 on « year for $ 2 . 00 . NARROW ESCAPE FROM iaa MERCHANTS OF NEWBERG TO HATE CREMT GUIDE I CHURCH WEDDING-SEQUEL OF COLLEGE ROMANCE CARNEGIE APPROVES LIBRARY PLANS NEWBERG HIGHLY FAVORED DATES FOR SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER FAIRS Who METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH /