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NEWBEBG. YAMHILL OOUHTY. OEEGON. THUB8DAY, DECEMBER 7 . 19 1 L
30, occured the marriage of two
McNAMARAS
of Newberg’s well known and
esteemed young people,
PLEAD GUILTY highly
Miss Ethel Weed and Mr. Riley
The Yamhill County Poultry As­
sociation and the Oregon Hens.
papers published it so the sur­
prise w as on them. Mrs. Bell
has ju st returned from Portland
where she has been the past
three weeks. She reports the
children cosily located in apart­
ments there and Mr. Philips has
a position in one of the large
bousefurnishing establishments.
No. 8
Kaufman.
Ja m — B. Sentenced to Life Im­ The ceremony took place at
prisonment and John to 15
the home of the bride’s parents The sixth annual show of the
Y ean .
in Veronia, Columbia county, in Y. C. P. A. will be held in New­
the presence of relatives and a berg, January 3 ,4 ,5 and 6, 1912.
The trial of the McNamara few intimate friends. Rev. E. E This will be a score card show.
brothers charged with the crime Mower, pastor of the Evangeli­ The aw ards will be placed by C.
GOJORE-MOFFnT
o f dynamiting the Times build­ cal church, of which the bride’s F. Butler, who has been
In the presence of immediate
ing ajjd the Llewellyn Iron parents are members, w as the active breeder, exhibitor
Works in Los Angeles was officiating minister, using th e judge of poultry for 27 years relatives and friends on Thurs­
day, November 23, at 8:30 in the
brought to a sudden halt last impressive ring ceremony.
in Illinois and Oregon. E. S.
week when the accused men To the strains of Lohengrin’s Heater is superintendent which evening, occured the marriage
changed their pleas from not wedding march beautifully rend­ insures the best of care and at-î of Miss Ella Moffitt, to -Mr.
William S. Gilmore, of Portland.
guilty.
ered by Miss Gertrude Weed, tention to all birds exhibited.
On Tuesday of this week they sister of the bride, the bridal This, the 6th annual exhibition The ceremony w as performed at
were taken before Judge Bord- party entered taking their places of the Y. C. P. A., promises to the home of the bride’s sister, M rs.
well who sentenced Jam es B. before a back ground of fern and eclipse all previous shows, both A. E. Ken worthy by Rev. Finley,
McNamara, who plead guilty to beautiful flo w e r s. Following in number and quality of birds pastor of the United ^ Pres by-
j terian church of South Portland,
the charge of dynamiting the the ceremony a three course exhibited
Times building, to life imprison­ breakfast w as served, after which Cash premiums will be paid a s using the ring ceremony. Miss
wore a beautiful soft
ment a t San Quentin, while John the happy couple left at once for follows: Sixty per cent of all Moftl
J . McNamara who wrecked the Portland amid a shower of old entry money will be paid. 301 white silk, and carried white
carnations and maiden hair
Iron Works, was given a sentence shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman per cent for first; 20 per cent
Miss June Nicholson, the
o f 15 years in prison.
arrived in Newberg Friday, re­ second and 10 per cent for thi
rides
maid,
wore pink and car-
• Following is the written con­ maining u n t il Tuesday, when premiums.
Mr. Ed-
fession of J. B. McNamara:
they departed for Los Angeles,
A good list of special premiums n e d P‘a,t carnæ ,ons
“ I, Jam es B. McNamara, de­ California, where Mr. Kaufman have been placed bemde. club ^ " J M ansonvvasgroomsman.
THE STROLLERS QUARTETTE-Lyceum Number Dec. 19
fendant in the case of the people, will complete his business course ribbons and the association's, M™- Wl" » , " ,st' r ,of
,
groom, played Mendelsohn s
having heretofore pleaded guilty in the Brownsberger Business *1
death she w as 3 months and 1
f o the crime of murder, desire to College, after which he will en­ " • r S m ' i s no section in the wedding March and daring the
day past her 73 birthday-- At
m ake this statement of facts:
Pacific Northwest th at has more w e m o n j . played “ Hearts and
gage in business. ~
the
age of 24, on December 17,
•'And this is the truth—On the Before settling down the young fine poultry than has Yamhill
AHercongratulatrons,
night of September 30, 1910, at people will spend a week At Oak­ County, the association hasdoi||ït*lght refreshments were served The Strollers Quartette In Lyce­ 1862 she w as married to Mr.
Garrett Fort with whom she
id the bride aud groom left in a
5 :4 5 P.M., I placed in Ink Alley, land, Berkeley and San Francis­ much J o stimulate and encou
um Course Tuesday De­
lived a happy married life for al­
axicab for their future home at
a portion of the Times building, co, sight-seeing and v i s i t i n g the breeding of pare bred
cember 19.
most half a century.
1111 E. Taylor Street, Portland.
a suitcase containing 16 sticks friends, then go by boat to Los try, and extends a cordial in vi
The first twenty-fonr years of
They
are
both
energetic
young
o f 80 per cent dynamite, set to Angeles and visit the main points tion to all interested in povlt
The
Strollers
are
“
different.’
their married life were spent in
opk who have a host of
explode a t 1 o’clock the next of interest in the southern part to join the association and
s to wish them well. Mrs. They are “ peculiar to them­ the state ofNew York. In 1886,
morning. It w as my intention of the state including San IMego push the work along.
ilmore is the youngest daugh- selves.” Outwardly, they mere­ however, they removed to Dickie
t o injure the building and scare and Harold Bill Wright’s coun­
Membership fee is 50
:er of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moffitt, ly appear to be four handsome, County, South Dakota, where
the owner. I did not intend to try in the great Imperial Valley. a year, which adm its yon to
athletic and wholesome young they lived for eighteen years,
ormerly of Newberg.
tak e the life of anyone. I sincere­ Indiana schoolmates and former show. The association in
fellows who might ^e taken for coming from thence to Newberg
ly regret that these unfortunate Newberg friends who have wan- and expects anyone bw
-
lour young business men travel- «even years ago
men lost their lives. If the giv­
GLEE CLUB
poultry ,vto exbff
ing
together.
The only son of Mr. and Mrs.
in g of my life would bring them wili also be visited. Mrs. Kauf­ next show. (Yon do not have to
SINGS
FRIDAY
EVENING
But
when
the
Strollers
step
Fort
is Mr. John A. Fort, who
back, I would gladly give it. In man graduated from Pacific be a member to exhibit your
upon
the
stage
the
audience
im­
with
his family, including tw o
fact in pleading guilty to mur­ Academy in 1910 and taught birds.) The show room is the
On Friday, December the 8th, mediately realizes that they are little grandchildren of the de­
der in the first degree, I have last year in the Newberg Public place to advertise, bay and sell, the college chapel will resound
placed my life in the hands of the schools. She is an accomplished and we assist yon all we can. to the voices of the Ladies’ Glee different from any other male ceased, Emma aged 9, a name-
quartette or musical organiza- sake of Mrs. Fort, and Edith
state.
young lady who is loved and ad­ For premium catalogue and en­ Club m their first concert for the tion. As someone has said who
aged 5, live in the vicinity, of
"Jam es B. McNamara.” mired by many. Mr. Kaufman try blanks, call on or address year. The club numbers twenty-
listened
to
their
concert:
"When
Newberg. A w h o le host of
The prosecuting attorney re­ received his degree from Pacific the secretary.
six voices this term and has been Solomon declared th at there friends join these and the be­
commended leniency in view of College in 1911 and has since
T H B OREGON H E N .
doing excellent work a t the re­ was nothing new under the sun, reaved husband in mourning the
the fact that the state had been been connected with the J . L.
The Oregon hen has been tested hearsals. The attendance has he had never heard The Strol­ loss.
saved a large sum of money by VanBlaricom store. By his gen­ and found proficient. She has been uniformly better and the
Mrs. Fort united with the
-the confession of guilt on the ial accomodating manner he has won the championship of the interest shown in the work has lers.”
Mr.
Alfred
Humfeld,
Mr.
David
Presbyterian church when a girl
p a rt of the accused.
won a host of friends who will United States a s stated by the been satisfactory. The last re­ Whitehead, Mr. Harry Long-
about
fifteen years of age and
In passing judgement the judge regret his departure but wish report of the O. A. C.
hearsals have been on this week street and Mr. Haydn Thomas those who have known her do
made the following scattering him well in his new field.
Why keep mongrel fowls when and everything is in readiness are the four men who, for a not need to be told th at she w as
statement:
it costs no more to keep pure for the concert. A fine program period of four consecutive years, a true and faithful follower of
“ There is no comfort in the as­
bred ones, and the returns are
to be expected.
have been creating a success little her Lord and Savior. Her help­
sertion that you did not intend
WILLIAMS-NOYES WEDDING far greater. The eggs bring is The
Ladies’ Club will appear short of a riot throughout the ful, sympathetic presence in the
to take life. The widows, orp­
good prices for hatching pur­ in four numbers on the program.
hans and the parents of -the At the hour of 3 o’clock in the poses, and ju st as much in Two of their songs will be sacred United States. They are not church will be sorely missed, yet
Times’ victims would look upon afternoon, Sunday, December 3, the market, and the birds are and one humorous. The other only singers whose ensemble we rejoice in the fragrant mem­
th at statement a t this time as a a t the residence of Mr. and Mrs. worth several times a s much for numbers will be tw o ’cello solos effects are unusual, but each man ory we can have of her, and in
of the company is a soloist of the thought that she affords us
mockery. The circumstances are D. C. Noyes on the corner of breeding purposes.
by Prof. Hull, the famous Handel the first rank. Mr. Harry Long- another link binding us to the
against you in making any such Fifth and Meridian streets, oc­ According to the U. S. govern­ variations known as The "H ar­
street is the reader and imper­ heavenly land.
claim.
curred the marriage of their ment report for 1910, Oregon monious Blacksmith” for piano sonator with the company,
Final leave w as taken of the
"A man who would put 16 daughter, Miss Grace Noyes to was relieved of $1,000,000 lor dnet and tw o trios for piano,
while
Mr.
Whitehead
is
the
body
at the home where a short
sticks of80 per cent of dynamite Attorney R a lp h Williams, of eggs alone, that were imported. violin and ’cello.
violinist.
prayer was offered. Brief funer­
in a building which w as filled Dallas, Polk County, the officiat­ The value of eggs marketed in
As
a
result
of
this
combination,
al services were conducted a t the
with combustibles and which ing minister being Rev. John F. the United States w as $485,000,-
the
local
patrons
of
the
lyceum
FERNWOOD
EXPLODES
Presbyterian church by Rev.
w as known to you as a printer Lyons, of th e Presbyterian 000, equal to the entire wheat
will
be
tarnished
an
evening
of
John
F. Lyons, the regular choir
t o be such, meant only murder, church. Only the immediate rel­ crop of the nation, and the same
The Fernwood people were music and mirth and of rare en­ of the church being assisted by
and nothing else.
atives and a few friends were year more than 300,000,000 disturbed from their peaceful tertainment such as is seldom Miss Vera Seely who sang very
" I t is no extenuating circum­ present.
were marketed.
slumbers a t the early hour of offered.
sweetly "When I Shall See Him
stance to this court to hear you
There is no investment that tour o,clock, Monday morning,
The bride is an accomplished
Face to Face.”
say that you didn’t intend to and popular young lady, she gives the returns that the poultry the woods fairly shouting the
Interment w as made in the
kill anyone. There is no ques­ having successfully taught school business does if handled in a busi­ echoes of terrible explosives. THE DEATH OF MRS.
Friends
cemetery. The sympa­
tion in the mind of the court that in Yamhill and Tillamook coun­ ness-like way. This section is The good farmers did some hasty
GARRETT FORT thy of the entire community goes
you are a murderer, and as such ties for several years, while the particularly adapted forpoultry, speculating as to whether the
out to the heartbroken husband
should be punished.
groom is one of Polk county’s and each fruit and berry tract McNamaras were turned loose
and
the other sorrowing friends.
"Jam es B. McNamara, you are most substantial business men. can and onght to keep at least or the judgement day had ar­ Although the physicians had
a murderer at heart, and well de­ Besides being the foremost attor­ from 100 to 200 pure bred hens. rived. A bride and groom of six prepared the friends to expect the
serve the gallows, but in view of ney of Dallas, his home city, he is Any breed is good if the proper weeks, who were making their sad news, yet the message that
K. OF P. ELECTS OFFICERS
the recommendation of the state the president of three banks and care is given them.
first visit to the community as death had claimed, Saturday
the judgment of the court in your has numerous other interests. C. A. Hodson,Sec’y Y. C. P. A., man and wife, proved to be the morning, one whom so many
Election of officers ofChehalem
case is that you be confined in He is also a prominent figure in
Newberg, Oregon. cause of the great disturbance. had learned to love, came with a Lodge No. 108, K. of P. held,
the state prison at San Quentin politics and a t present is chair­
The lady was Miss Ella Ross shock. Mrs. Fort died a peaceful December the 1st, 1911. Instal­
for the balance of your natural man of the Republican State
who had been married in Port­ death as was shown in her face, lation of officers on the first
PHILLIPS-BELL
life.”
Central Committee.
land to Mr. J. E. Sperry. She when the body w as prepared for meeting night in January, 1912.
To John J. McNamara, Judge
The bride and groom left for Ruth E. Bel], the youngest has taught successfully in the burial. Those who saw her face George C. Ritchey, C. C.; Nelson
Bordwell said:
Portland by auto immediately daughter of Mrs. Emma Bell, a j schools in Portland and Mult- then remarked how like it was Brouillette, V. C.; E. O. Van Os-
"You were fully as guilty as following the ceremony, from
long time resident of Newberg, nomah county for several years, to her before the last sickness dol, prelate; J. H. Sherlock, M.
he,” indicating John’s brother, which point they took their de­
and LeVerne H. Phillips, of spending her vacations at the bad emaciated her.
ofW .; Arthur Baird, M. a t A.; '
Jam es B. McNamara.
parture the first of the week for Brownsburg, Indiana, were mar- home of her parents in the Fern- The following is a brief account K. C. Hansen, I. G.; J. S. Rankin,
Washington, D. C.^ where Mr. ried on October 22 in Portland wood district, and the young of her life:
O. G.; V, A. Vincent, M. o fP .
KAUFMAN-WEED
Mrs. Emma M. F o r t , nee and K. R. and S.
Williams goes to confer with the The young people thought to people were taking this drastic
members of the National Repub­ keep their marriage a secret for means of expressing their appre­ Phelps, w as born in Cayuga John S. Rankin w as recom­
At the early hour, of six-thirty, lican Committee. They will be a while, then expecting to sur­ ciation of the worthy young County, New York, September 1, mended to the State G. C. as De>-
Thursday m o rn in g , November gone for several weeks.
1838 so that a t the time of her G. C.
prise their friends, bat the news- lady.
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