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WANTED,
NEWBERG. YAMHILL OOUHTJf. OREGON, THUR8DAY. DECEMBER 14.1911.
and popular songs.
His appearance will undoubtec
ly create a hit little short o f
A ppaal C o m « From A California
Collage Board Laid Plans T
sensation.
Swain For An Oregon Help*
day Night For Securing Per-
Secure seats at Parlor Phar­
macy.
“ back to the soil” was the best
WALNUT INDUSTRY
ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN proposition
for him. The Tink­
ers have tw o boys who are left
in a private school while they
are away from home.
While they were here they, at
the suggestion of Mr. Campbel
decided that the proper thing to
do was to christen their fruit
farm, and after due consideration
was given the matter the sug­
gestive name of "Shortstop
was agreed on, and the thing
done.
Yam hill County Has Largest
in N orthwest.
No. 9
in conversation and music. At
five o ’clock a dainty luncheon
was served. Those present with
their families were Wesley Boyes,
Tom Cummings, L. E. Brown,
Mrs. C. E. Lapp and children,
Mrs. C. A. Buckley, Miss C. M.
Brouillette, Rex Brouillette, Mr.
David Boyes and Mr. Albert
Thornsberry, an old friend from
Gervais.
The following interesting ar­
A well established newspaper
ticle
written from Sheridan ap­
At
a
meeting
of
the
College
SONG
SERVICE
is n o t . supposed to do advertis­
Board
held
tw
o
months
Ago
a
peared
in Monday’s Oregonian:
ing without some compensation
On Sunday evening, Dec. 17 committee composed o f C, J.
Recent statistics show that
in return, but the Graphic re­
Edwards,
o
f
Newberg,
Tohd
Pem­
the
choir
o
f
the
Friends
church
Yamhill
County leads Oregon in
ceived such a heart searching ap­
will
give
an
evening
o
f
song,
the
amount
o f walnut acreage
berton,
o
f
Salem,
and
O.
J.
Sher­
peal a few days ago from a
and that this county also has
SCHOOL ENUMERATION
young man who resides in the under the direction o f Mrs. C. B man, o f Portland, w as appdinted
the
most
bearing
acreage
in
the
for
the
special
purpose
o
f
hand­
Wilson.
Solos,
duetts,
quartettes
neighboring state o f California,
In the school enumeration just
state. There are about 200
-that our sympathies have been and anthems will be given. The ling the finances o f the college
GLEE
CLUB
HADE
GOOD
completed
by the cleric, W. W.
acres of bearing walnut orchards
worked on to such ft degree that public is cordially invited to at­ and with a special view of f o r k ­
in Oregon o f which, Yamhill Nelson, there were found to be
tend. The program will be as ing out a plan for raising ft per­
-we can’t turn him down.
The Ladies’ Glee Club of the County has over half. Dundee in District 29, the Newberg dis­
follows:
manent
endowment
for
the
sup­
His letter follows, and copy
Prelude—Violin and Organ.
** college did credit to themselves and Sheridan are the principal trict, 531 males and 516 females
has been followed closely in set­ Anthem—"T h e Lord la In Hie Holy port o f the institution.
On Tuesday night * failed and the institution in their con­ centers o f the s alnut industry in o f school age, making a total o f
tin g it.
T em ple.".................................. Choir
meeting o f the board was held cert Friday night. Prof. Hul Yamhill County with Dundee as 1047, this being 8 less than the
San Jose, California.
Prayer
deserves much praise for his sue
count made last year showed.
December 8,1911. Duett—Mrs. W hitely and Mr. Crosier. in the president’s office when the cess in training so large a chorus the principal producing point at
Of this number 830 reside inside
the present time.
Q u artette-"L ove D evine" Mendelssohn committee made a recommenda­
B ditor Graphic.
the corporation and 217 on the
Misses Hodge, Bartholomew ant tion that a campaign be entered to sing in almost perfect har­
The
Thomas
Prince
grove
at
Dear Sir:
Messrs. George and Newby.
mony, being able to present his Dundee comprises 60 acres o f outside. Mr. Nelson says he has
Having beard that you have Anthem— ‘ It came Upon the Midnight upon at once, with a view o f
interpretations
almost as one walnut trees which are from 11 had difficulty in getting the cor­
raising a fund o f $100,000 as a
lo ts o f pretty in Newberg and
C lear.” ...................................... Choir
permanent endowment. After a voice. The numbers were varied to 13 years o f age. There are rect number o f children in a num­
surroundings I take this method S o lo - Mr.*Newby.
to suit the different tastes of the
ber o f families, the parents evi­
o f hearing from some I am ask­ Quartette—"H ow Long W ilt Thou For­ full discussion o f the proposition audience, but all were given in a many acres o f young trees which
dently supposing that the enu­
get M e.” .....................Carl Pelueger it was fully united with and the
are near maturity.
in g ^ favor o f you. I wish you Hymn.
pleasing,
effective
manner.
The
meration was being taken for the
The
Churchill-Matthews
plant­
committee was directed to pro­
would let some o f these girls hear Solo—Mias M argaret Hodge.
program
was
as
follows:
purpose of locating children who
about me. She should be not Anthem—"T he Radient Morn hath ceed with the campaign. It was 1. Largo—Father in HeavenfUniaon i ings at Sheridan comprise wal­
nuts and cherries and the hnge are not in school, with a view of
Passed A w a y ."........................ Choir also decided to release Pres. Pen­
over nineteen and should weigh
.......................................... Handel
plantings o f this big Portland competing the parents to send
nington from class-room work in
The Call,.............................. Andrews
between 100 and 120 pounds. Solo—Mrs. Charles Morris.
Ladies’ Quarette—Meedames Whitely. order to give him time to take
subdivision company embrace them.
Glee Club
She should be a good looking
Newby, Spaulding and Miss Gardner
charge of the work o f soliciting 2. Piano Duet—The Harmoniou» Black 800 acres, giving Sheridan the
“ Girl.” She should be not under Offertory.
smith............................
Handel largest planted acreage o f any
BIRTHDAY PARTY
for funds. A supply instructor
4 feet and 9 inches and not over Benediction.
Mrs. Hull, Mr. Alexander Hall
section in Oregon. McMinnville
is to be chosen to fiU his place,
5 feet and 9 inches. Now if I
8. A Butterfly B oat................ Millocker
Honoring the arrival o f his
also
has considerable acreage
though
no
announcement
further
W erther................................... «Grant
could be suited, I will make her
twenty-first
birthday, Mrs. Mary
SERIES OF BALL GAMES — than
in walnuts, the Yamhill County
i*an fra m«<l» nt this — ---------- Glee Club _
a g o o d happy home in Oregon
Williams
gave
a very enjoyable
L Cello Song—Prixe Song from The seat styling itself “ The Walnut
time.
or California. I am an interested
party for her son, Richard on
Next week a series o f class
Maatermngera o f N u r e m b e r g City.”
No college can hope to run suc­
fruit grower o f the famous Santa basketball games will be played
Wednesday evening. The birth­
...............
«W agner
SOIL RIGHT FOR CULTURE.
Clara v a l l e y A n d would like a between the seniors, sophomores, cessfully for any length of time
An Martin............................... Godard
day idea was carried out in the
The red hills o f Yamhill are in­
Newberg girl for a “ Wife.” ¿ l y faculty and junior freshmen without a permanent inc ome,
Mr. Hull
entertainment of the evening,
dorsed
by all the horticultural
age is 21 years. Pair education, These games are sure to .be fast, and the endowment plan is One k 0 W art Thou in the CauU Blast
leads o f the country as the most one feature being the division o f
•••«••«**•
n o bad habits. “ Pretty well to snappy games as nearly all the that has proven the most success­
the partv with respect to
Ideal medium for walnut culture
d o .” M y height is about S feet players are veterans. A close ful. Pacific College has don&teft-
Ths Angel...... ..............
in the United States. Right months in which their birthdays
and 8 inches, medum built. Am series is expected. The games cellent work in the past but the
appear, each set doing some
Glee Club
depth and shot character ot soil
a swell dresser. Now lets hear will be played at the High School time is at hand when a move for
T r i o —Berceuse-Sommeil d’enfant
unique stunt. Very pleasing v o­
drainage and elevation
• :............................................. ...Gillet and
from some. Hoping to get an building on Monday, Wednes­ ward must be made and a vigor
cal numbers were given by Miss
ous campaign is to follow with
Serenade...................
Widor above the frost line are found in
answer.
Vera Seely, Miss Margaret
day and Thursday afternoons.
Piano, Mian Dorothy Hull; Violin,
larmonious combination in the
the intention of dosing it up by
I am your’s truly,
Hodge
and Miss Corinne Bar­
Every one come. All high school
Mra. Hull; Cello, Mr. -Hull
red hills o f the Hylands « H
anuary 1913
Mr. Harry Straton,
tholomew. Mrs. Williams and
students come and root for your
7- Blow, S oft Wind*................. Vincent
most ot the walnut plantings are
169 Wash. Ave., team. Admission 5 cents to
Glee Club
Mrs. W. S. Parker served dainty
on the crest o f the hills which
Mra. Hull, Accompanist
Route 3.
San Jose, California. grade and High School students, JOE TINIER VISITS NEWBERG
refreshments after the presenta­
attain an altitude o f from 50 0to
Alexander Hull, Director.
tion o f an appropriate gift to
10 cents to outsiders. T w o
000 feet above the valley level.
Joe
Tinker,
the
famous
short­
As a land of beautiful evergreen games every afternoon. The
Mr. Williams by the company.
This insures a perfect aird rain-
stop o f the Chicago National
SURPRISE
PARTY
mountain scenery, with mag­ schedule is as follows:
Those
enjoying the occasion were
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age for the young maturing trees
>ague team, in company with
nificent waterfalls, with hillsides
the Misses Florence Rees, Co­
MONDAY.
A merry party o f young people and the salt breeze which has foil
Mrs. Tiuker, came out from
and plains of deep rich soil and a Junior-freshmen vs. Faculty.
rinne Bartholomew, Nell Reuter,
Portland and spent Wednesday gathered at the home of Miss sweep at these high points mini­
8ulubrious climate, Oregon has Seniors vs. sophomores.
Vera Seely, Gladys Hannon, Hel­
ooking over their fruit farm in Violet Yamell, Tuesday evening mizes the dangers from insects
long been famed. Here the
en George, Margaret Hodge,
WEDNESDAY.
West
Chehalem, with I. N. Camp. and went in a body to the Bueh- and tree pests.
Royal Anne cherry and the big red Junior-freshmen vs. Sophomores.
Constance Ewing, Myrtle Mc­
NEW STRAINS EFFECTIVE.
*11, of Edge wood, who has been ler home where they took by
apple takes no back seat for any Faculty vs. Seniors.
Donald, Merle Woods, Nell A d­
With the introduction o f the
engaged by Mr. Tinker to look surprise, J o h n Frischknecht,
others, neither does the Oregon
ams, Lena Spangle, Messrs. Vic­
THURSDAY.
foster brother of the Buehler ranquette and Ravette strains
after the place in his absence.
girl, and it is little wonder that Seniors vs. Junior-Freshmen.
tor Rees, Chris Smith, Harvey
On being asked if he expected young people. Various kinds o f into Yamhill County it has been
this lovesick California youth, Faculty vs. Sophomores.
Wright, Cland Lewis, Prof. M.
to be on the diamond next sea­ entertainment and amusement bund that ideal conditions exist
w h o has doubtless seen the home
D. Hawkins, Howard George,
son he said “ Oh yes I will play was furnished, lasting until a in the red hills for the early and
grown lassies fade with the ex­
Clarence Coe, Floyd Parker,
BASKETBALL
ball as long as they will have late hour, when wholesome re­ perfect maturity o f the English
cessive sunshine o f that sunbaked
Russell Parker, Bruce Henry,
Walnut.
region, turns w itha touching ap­ The first league basketball me,” though he said they were freshments were served.
Richard Williams and Clair Wil­
Those present were the Misses
Demonstrations in some o f the
peal to Yamhill County, state o f game o f the season is scheduled delighted with their fruit farm,
liams.
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Sheridan
groves showed this
Mable
McNay,
Cora
Watkins,
Oregon, U. S. A., where pretty for Friday night at the college so much so in fact that they ex­
MACY KINCAID
girls are as plentiful as black­ gymnasium. The home team acted to buy several acres more Helen George, Golda Wilson, Spring that walnuts from grafted
has been getting in some hard adjoining it, and were looking Mable Miller, Violet Yarnell, stock have matured in 18 months,
birds at corn planting time.
About tw o weeks ago Mr. and
practice and a fast game is ex­ forward with a great deal o f Neva Ritchey, Florence Potter, an almost unhelieveable record,
pected. The opponents will be pleasure to the time when they Luella, Ida and Olga Buehler, while the trees themselves have Mrs. Kincaid and daughter, Miss
SINGING COMEDIAN
Messrs. Will McNay, Everett been measured in their growth Minnie, went out to Newport
Pacific University from Forest would make this their home.
George,
Clarence Watkins, Wal­ and found to have grown over for a mid-winter outing, so they
He said he had noticed that
A decidedly new and distinctive Grove. The P. C. line-up will be
informed their friends.
ter Werth, Conrad Werth, War­ ; ive feet a year.
feature in Lyceum entertainment Claud Lewis, center; Russel few men w ho had followed pro­
It now develops that cupid
ren
Cobb,
John
Freschknecht,
A
few
walnut
trees
at
the
age
fessional
baseball
made
a
success
will be presented by Mr. Harry Parker and Chris Smith, for­
o
f
g
ot
busy and made his call
a
year
and
a
half
bore
from
Elmer Buehler and Mr. and Mrs.
Longstreet, a member of the wards; Harry Haworth and o f business ventures, after giving
through
the wild waves so per­
three to five walnuts.
up the game, and he decided that. A. Buehler.
Strollers Quartet which appears Vick Rees, guards and Arthur
Ninety per cent o f the walnut sistent that it was irresistible to
at the college Tuesday evening Benson, sub.
plantings in Oregon are in Yam- Orie Macy, who appeared on the
of next week.
iill County and it is in thiscoun- scene the first ot the week and a
Mr. Longstreet is not only a JUDGE GALLOWAY
'y that the walnut industry in wedding followed on Tuesday,
vocalist o f exceptional power
DISSOLVES INJUNCTION
uhe United States is • being uniting Mr. Macy and Miss
and wide experience, but he is a
Minnie Kincaid. These young
pioneered.
reader and impersonator of sur­ In the Sunday closing case
people have lived neighbors, in
On Friday o f last week John M. Scott, General Passenger
passing excellence. Nothing in Judge Galloway on last Friday
the Springbrook community,
Agent, and W. H. Jenkins, Traveling Passenger Agent o f the
ye& s has attracted wider at­ dissolved the injunction against
BIRTHDAY
SURPRISE
since
childhood, and this event is
Southern Pacific, came out from Portland and spent the day
tention than the topical comedy the city and passed favorably
no doubt the result of many
in a leisurely way in Newberg, .visiting the different business
scenes offered by Mr. Longstreet, on the question of the legal right
A very agreeable surprise was years "preparation.” They will
houses and getting acquainted with the people. Mr. Scott
who has gained a wide reputa­ ot w'ftmen to vote at city elec­
given Rev. and Mrs. T. Brouil- be at home after January 15 at
is
comparatively a new man out this way but he was tound
tion for his clever work.
tions in Newberg. He granted
ette at their country home Sun­ Independence, where Mr. Macy
to be a very pleasant gentleman to meet. Mr. Jenkins has
. Particularly appealing is the Attorney Chapin ten days for
day afternoon, December 10, by is manager o f the Spaulding
been with the S. P. a long time and his tace is familiar to
work done by Mr. Longstreet amending his complaint.
their children and grandchildren, Logging Co. office.
people all along the East and West Side lines. He remarked
in Scotch costume. He features
'he occasion being Mr. Brouil-
that Newberg was one of his favorite towns and that he was
a number o f Scotch humorous
lette’s birthday. As the children METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PIANO RECITAL
interested in showing Mr. Scott what we have.
selections and includes in his ex­
came in, some wished him a
As to what they propose to do for Newberg they were
tensive repertoire, life-like imper­
Miss Jessie Britt and Mrs. C.
happy birthday, some a merry
The subject next Sabbath
not very communicative, though Mr. Scott said Newberg
sonations o f Harry Lauder, the B. Wilson will present their
Christmas sotnt a happy New morning will be: “ That Excep­
had been considered so near to Portland that possibly points
greatest of Scotch comedians.
respective pupils in recital at
Year and others many happy tional Church Letter.” At night
farther
away had received attention at the expense o f New­
However, Mr. Longstreet is Duncan’s Hall Monday evening,
returns of the day. Then some one the topic will be: “ Three Traps
berg. A confession that would be sustained by a unanimous
not only a humorist, he sings December 18, at 8 o ’clock. Ad­
sang “ What’s the Matter with for the Unwary.” The public is
vote it it was put up to our people. N
with rare musical and dramatic mission will be free and every­
?ather, and everyone joined in. cordially invited to these ser~*
ability some o f the best classical body is cordially invited.
tafternoon was socially spent vices.
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