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NEWBERG, YAMHILL OOUHTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30. I91L
V O L X X IV
No. 7
A SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL
was in her heredity. She was a
poor individual. When we have
finished figuring np the records
Furthermore that each Sunday
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B
est
will have some very interesting
self or herself informed on topics
A L a rg e A ttend ance and M uch vital to the schools by reading
data tor publication in a new
The ladies who made the ar­ bulletin o f the experiment sta­
Sunday School periodicals and
rangements for the annual social tion.”
up-to-date works on Sunday
o f Pacific College Woman’s Aux
The greatest event, ta the his­ School methods and progress
iliarj, given on last Saturday
to ry of Yamhill County Sunday and that every teacher subscribe
night, have reason to be gratified
School Association took place in for and read the Optomist.
at the success o f theevening’s en­
Am ity, Oregon, November 23 to
That we encourage and prac­
Horace Bashaw, who moved
tertainment.
24, When the 29th annual con­ tice the use o f the bible in the
with
his family from Newberg to
An assemblage o f some 250
vention convened a t that place Sunday Schools and in the
M any of the students attended, people gathered a t 8 o ’clock in Portland some m onth» ago,
w ith seventy-eight in attendance homes around the family alter,
the
banquet given by the Ladies’ the room formerly used as a seems to be keeping up the repu­
a t the meeting.
5. That we use our talents
Auxiliary on Friday night.
chapel and study room in the tation be made here, judging
The largest number o f dele­ our influence and our means, as
gates registered, and the best in­ far as possible, to crush the ac­
Miss Bartholomew’s father old college building, where all from the following news item
terest was shown oC'any past cursed rum traffic in village,
and little brother from Everett, made merry for tw o hoars, free which appeared in last M onday’s
c o n v e n t i o n m e e t in g s . The county, state and nation, con­
Washington, paid her a flying from all restraint and in the Oregonian:
Attempting srncide last night
most informal way. First the
ochools reported and apportion­ secrating the right o f franchise
visit Monday.
to
end a discussion with his wife
ments came in more readily than to God by voting for the clean
The boys have been busy yonng ladies glee dub o f the col­
and
frighten her into his w ay o f
ever before.
men who have the courage to
practicing basketball in order to lege entertained the audience by
thinking, Horace Bashaw, of
Rev. C. A. Phipps, state secre­ bolt the organizations a n d
get ready for the game, December giving tw o numbers and were
followed by the young men with 155^4 East Ninth street, scared
ta r y and field worker, was with parties that have been so long
15, with Pacific University.
one number, all of which was Mrs. Ltnda Bashaw into hyster­
us and gave an interesting ad­ subsedised by booze.
The Misses Beck, Lewis and
ics when he placed a vial o f carbol­
most heartily cheered.
dress on the “ Men and Religion”
Sutton went to Portland last
ic
acid to his lips and pretended
movement which is destined to
Miss Ella Macy, the president
Saturday.
to
drink the contents. Mrs.
o f the auxiliary, called on Prof.
interest the men in the work o f
Miss
Mabel
Newlin
returned
to
A special train over the Oregon
M. D. Hawkins, reader, who Bashaw, screaming, dashed the
the church and Sunday School
school
Monday
after
several
Electric
was
run
from
Forest
gave a number that was so bottle from his lips and then
which has mostly fallen on the
days’
sickness.
Grove and Hillsboro last Tues­
pleasing to the audience that he went into violent hysterics from
shoulders o f the women.
which she had not recovered late
Pres. Pennington gave a talk was called back for another.
Mrs. J. W. Wilkins, elementary day evening to Portland packed
The lyrics area trio of talented
state superintendent, presented to the guards to hear Gipsy entertainers who come from in Y. W. C. A. from the story o f
Little Miss Brown gave a vio­ last night.
The quarrel started over Ba­
in a beautiful and instructive Smith. Seats were reserved for Boston. ' Throughout New Eng­ Ruth Tuesday morning.
lin solo which was heartily ap­
shaw’s refusal to allow his wife
w a y, the right w ay o f working the people o f both towns, but a land they are recognised as an
The second year academy class plauded.
to
attend a dance Saturday
the cradle roil.
M any good good many had to stand up just exceptional company of real had a social at the home o f Miss
President P e n n in g t o n put
night.
Mrs. Bashaw w ho works
speakers were present and helped the same. There are hundreds of entertainers. They are known Esther Miles on Saturday.
everybody in good condition for
in
a
cannery,
reproached her hu»-
make the convention a grand Portland sinners who have oc­ extensively on the Atlantic Coast
Claude Lewis and Olin Hadley the refreshments that were to
cupied front seats atevery one of and in the Middle West, bat are finished giving the report o f the follow by giving one of his felici­ band with his idleness and a
success.
Don’t forget the State Conven­ the Gipsy Smith meetings, and making their initial tou fi this Columbia Beach Conference in tous talks, his theme being the violent argument ensued.
Neighbors told Patrolman
tion at McMinnville the last of they are as blind as bats when winter of the Pacific Coast.
auxilijuy and what it is doing
Y. M. C. A. on Monday.
Rewston, who was called, that
April, let us again show our people from the country are
Their program is o a r in g by
Rev. Elmer Pemberton, of for the college.
Bashaw
had several times before
colors there. Make good our looking for seats. Some o f them pleasing variety. Vocal solos, Salem, attended chapel Tuesday.
A pumpkin pie, sandwich and
his wife by
m otto, Yamhill against the need converting w ith a chib. The carnet and trombone solos,
coffee spread
„ ___ »«T h e r e w ill be a to o t ball game
nd that the
Gipsy is doing a wonderful good
out being, a
world.
Thanksgiving Day on the college
pretense
previously
had
always
cafeteria fashion, m keeping with
drawings
S D I O U H o p K E d S T a v n o N AND and attracting thousands o f ings, “ pastel”
campus
between
the
college
team
swayed
her
to
his
will.
The
Ba­
people to his meetings. He is readings, vocal and instrumental
th e p r o g r a m
th a t
w as
ELECTION.
and
a
town
team.
not to blame because the “ P ort­ duets, are blended together in a
the inspiration of the informal shaws have three children.
Delegates from outside
Pres. Pennington recently read social event. The pumpkin pie
land hog” goes early and stays program o f unusual variety and
convention city........... 105.00
late. They’re built that way.— versatility.
Secure seats a t in chapel a touching story which was the kind “ that mother used
Delegates from conven­
he claimed to have found in the to make,” and to the suprise o f
North Plain's Sentinel.
Parlor Pharmacy
tion city......... ............. 60.00
attic o f the house in which he everybody there was more than
had lived for several years. It enough for a good liberal helping A M aiodio— and M irthful Met
T o ta l No. delegates re­
as much appreciated and tor everybody. The proof of the
A
lay Pres an tad by tho Boston
gistered
165.00
On Monday evening Nell Reut­
“ Farm horses as a general rule enjoyed by the students.
quality
o
f
it
was
in
the
eating
Lyrics.
Officers for the coming year as
er gave the first o f the series o f are fed entirely too much hay,”
and
the
mere
mention
of
“
pump­
follows: Pres., L. S. Hopfield, pupil’s recitals for the year. The
says the Oregon Agricultural.
kin pie” will insure a big attend­
McMinnville; Vice Pres., H. A.
The Boston Lyrics is distinc­
college chapel was well filled
Experiment League’s latest
ance at a similar gathering a
VanWinkle, Sheridan; Secretary
On
Sunday
evening,
November
tively a popular entertainment
with a most appreciative audi­ bulletin to the 100 members who
year hence.
and Treasurer, C. M. Smith,
company. Their mission in the
ence who showed their pleasure are to test the efficiency of a sys­ the twenty-sixth occured the
Excellent music was furnished
Dundee.
in the program by insistent ap­ tem of feeding suggested by the marriage o f El wood Stanley by the Newberg orchestra, which lyceum is to drive aw ay dull care
Supts.—Adult Dept., Geo. F. plause and demand that Miss
Minchin and Miss Oliver Sturgis,
by presenting an evening o f en­
department o f animal husban­
added much to the pleasure o f
Hauser, McMinnville; H o m e
of
Hood
River.
The
ceremony
livening.
Renter appear again at the close dry.
the evening’s entertainment.
Dept., J. C. Hod son, Newberg;
took
place
at
seven
o
’clock
at
That the lyrics accomplish
o f the recital to make her ac­
“ This is a positive injury to
Teacher’s Training, Geo. C.
the
home
of
Mrs.
Ratford,
a
their
purpose is shown by the
knowledgements. The program the animal, and often lessens to
Ritchey, Newberg; Elementary
riend
o
f
the
bride,
at
449
East
press notices that come from
closed with a few remarks on the a considerable degree his work­
Dept., Mrs. Starkey, Amity;
26th
Street,
Portland,
Rev^J.
F.
New England and the Middle
development of piano technic ing efficiency. I t should be re­
Temperance and Good Citizen­
Hanson
officiating.
By
those
and an earnest commendation membered that every time a
T w o hens at the experiment West where they are prime
ship, Miss Edith Minchin, Dun­
who
know
her,
Mrs.
Minchin
is
o f Miss Reuter’s work by Mrs. horse inflates his Inngs, the
station o f the Oregon Agricul­ favorites.
dee; Secondary Division, Guy
highly
spoken
of
as
a
most
ex­
In the organization o f this com­
Hull with whom Miss Reuter stomach is displaced, and it this
tural College now hold the U. S.
Drill, Willamina; Missions, Rev.
cellent
yonug
lady.
Mr.
Minchin
pany,
the aim was to secure ver­
has been studying. Mr. Harold organ be kept constantly full of
championship for the highest
Edward Gittens, Amity.
is
a
former
student
o
f
Pacific
McKern assisted with a pleasing bulky food, it imposes extra
number o f eggs laid in a year. satile artists who know how to
College,
having
represented
the
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
violin solo and Prof. Hull gave work upon the respiratory sys­
Each produced 259 eggs, tieing give a variety o f clean, whole­
college
and
won
for
it
in
one
o
f
the
We, your committee on resolu­ tw o short songs and a ’cello tem. Heaves, so comm on among
for championship. No other ex­ some numbers. The result is a
state
oratorical
contests.
He
is
tions submit the following re­ number.
farm horses, is almost wholly
periment station in the country medley o f vocal, instrumental-
now
connected
with
the
Ross
port:
It would be hard to find com­ due to feeding too large quanti­
has ever been able to raise a hen and dramatic offerings entirely
1. We extend our apprecia­ mendation too strong for Miss ties o f hay. Colic and other Hardware Company on Grand with a record to equal this. different from anything before
tion to the brethren and sisters, Renter’s numbers on the piano. forms of indigestion are often Avenue, holding the position o f Heretofore the best that could the public.
A novelty feature offered by
o f Amity, and the people in gen­ Her selections were from Bach, due to feeding too large amounts managing clerk. Mr. and Mrs. be done was the record o f 251
eral in this community for their Sinding, Grieg, Chopin and Mac- o f bulky food. Aside from its Minchin will be at home to their eggs laid by a bird in the flock the lyrics is the marambiphone—
cordial hospitality.
DoweH and all o f great difficulty, physical injury to the horse, the friends after December 15th at o f the Maine Experiment Station the sweet and mellow instrument
2. We record a vote o f thanks yet they were without exception feeding o f excessive amounts of 825 East Stark street, Portland. some years ago. An unofficial which is used both for solo num­
t o Bro. Phipps and Sister W il­ finely and musically interpreted. hay is a waste that should be
record from a private breeder bers, and as accompaniment for
kins and also other speakers for She has improved wonderfully conserved.
shows 256 eggs some years some of the solo numbers of the
their helpful presence and sound the last year in technic and pow ­
“ A horse weighing 1,000 lbs.
On Tuesday the injunction suit since, but even this is beaten by vocalists.
Lyceum patrons are to be con­
advice on Sunday School and er and showed much refinement will do more work and keep in in the Sunday closing contention the Oregon hens.
gratulated
upon having the op­
kindred problems and tor the temperament. She deserves the better health on 15 lbs. of hay was argued before Judge Wm.
One o f the birds is a Plymonth
faithful work they are doing in heartiest congratulations for her per day than he will on 20 lbs. Galloway in McMinnville, A t­ Rock, and the other a cross be­ portunity to enjoy an evening of
their respective fields.
undoubted success.
per day. In fact, 15 lbs. of hay torneys R. L. Conner and Wm. tween a Plymouth Rock and a rare enjoyment.
The lyrics come to this city on
3. That we strive to meet all
per day is sufficient bulky food M. Ramsey representing the city Leghorn. The Plymouth Rock
the requirements necessary to
for a horse o f that size. A horse and Attorney Chapin shaking laid 27 eggs in the month o f Saturday eyening of this week,
make each Sunday School in this
weighing 1,600 to 1,800 lbs. for those who are opposing the October. The cross did not run as one number o f the Star lyceum
The
subject
next
Sunday
morn­
Patrons may secure
county an honor school, giving
does not need more than 20 lbs. ordinance.
so high in individual months but course.
ing
will
be
“
God’s
Plans
for
the
earnest attention to all depart­
A t the close o f the argument she was more consistent, laying tickets at the Parlor Pharmacy'.
o f hay per day. The balance of
Unfortunate.” The evening, ser­
ments.
his nutrients should be in the Judge Galloway stated that if he over 20 eggs every month except Reserved seats 50 cents, general
vice
will
have
for
its
subject
admission 35 cents.
4. That we discourage the
should render a decision at once March.
form o f grain.
“
Leavening
the
Lump,”
the
third
reading of literature.favorable to
“ Feed the 1,000 lbs. horse 10 it would be in favor of the city,
“ This is a matter of breeding,
or winking at loose morals in the o f the series on the parables of lbs. o f good hay at night and 5 but in view o f the fact that he feeding and care,” said Prof.
Wandering over a field one day
home and in sound and political Jesus.
lbs. in the morning and he will had another case on hand which James Dryden, poultry expert a man came across a large stone,
life. The reading o f newspapers
perform more labor with great­ was somewhat similar in some f o r th e experiment station inscribed:
“ Turn me over.”
n e church
which advertise intoxicants and
er ease than he would if hay is particulars, and as he desired to
“ In the same pen with After much difficulty he succeeded
other things injurious to soul
The subject next Sabbath kept before him all the while.
hear the argument of the attor­ the record Plymouth Rock hen in turning it over, and found on
and body, encouraging on the morning will be: “ Drawing the
neys
in this case before giving his we had one which laid but 6 the other side o f the stone the
“ The purpose of the experi­
other hand in every w ay possible Bow with Full Strength.” Sub­ ment is to cause horse owners to answer, he set the date forgiving eggs, although she was o f the words: “ Now turn me back
the reading of literature which ject night “ That Most Precious observe more closely the advan­ his decision for Thursday of next j same breed, and received the again so that I can catch some
holds dear the sacred truths up- of All fkones.” All are invited. tages of feeding less hay. I f tw o week.
1 same care and feed. The trouble other idiot.”
SUNDAY SCHOOL
.
on which Christian character is
built.
^ ■ p c w p n o N
or more teams are maintained
upon the farm, feed one team as
suggested and the other the
iter- usual w ay and note carefully the
Tria c i
result. In making the test, how­
ever, teams should be divided as
to size, age and individuality as
Entertainment o f the 1
nearly equal as possible. When­
makes everybody feel haf
ever
practicable, weigh rather
promised patrons o f the
than guess the amount o f hay
lyceum course in the
fed.”
the Boston Lyrics
scheduled for Saturday evt
December 2, at the College. H
BOSTON
KEEPING UP H B REPUTATION
PACIFIC COLLEGE
THE PORTLAND HOG
LYCEUM NUMBER
HSS REUTER'S RECITAL
FEEDING HORSES
mammas
CHAMPION HENS
TAKEN UNDER ADvisEMENT
PRESBYTERIAN ^ ¿URCH
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