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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THUB8DAY. DECEMBER 2 L191L
V O L X X IV
TO THE FRIENDS WHO ARE FAR
AWAY
STROLLERS QUARTETTE ! FARMERS' MEETING
Large Audience D elighted W ith
r flam « the flree o f Christm as
the Program
From northland hills o f pin®,
T o where our w hite-fringed shore has
Tuesday Night
P
EDITOR PUNCHED
Enthusiastic G athering o f i n ­
ducers H old at Chehalesn
No-10
S. P. WANTS FRANCHISE PRES. PENNINGTON ON
SUBJECT OF PEACE
B efore the
of
Dayton
Tribun« M att« ’ W iU
Council
This,
Thursday
Flailed by Irate W om an.
Speaks to a Full H ouse at
Friends Church Last Sunday.
A news note in Tuesday’s Ore­
For the past tw o weeks the air
The
farmers
o
f
Chchalem
Cen
gonian from Dayton Said;
A t the * college on Tuesday
has been foil of rumors regarding
Peace day was observed at
Because she objected to an|
evening from the time the cur­ ter met in the scboolhouae
what the Southern Pacific is Friends church on last Sunday
article printed in the Dayton
tain went up, one number fol­ last Saturday afternoon
going to do for Newberg, and when P r e s i d e n t Pennington
into
consideration
the
Tribune, implying that a sewing |
lowed another so quickly that
various plans for getting into spoke on the “ Evolution of
machine, for which her husband
tew of the delighted audience o f an Association. The
the
city w ith their proposed World Peace,” a large audience
Was selling agent, was not
realized that the Strollers had the organization as w e
electric
line have been suggested. being present. He said in part:
been entertaining them for a full stand it is not for the purpose iff standard, Mrs. J.J. Jones entered
The latest is that First street is
In the progress o f the world,
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hour and a half with a program antagonizing other interests in the office of D.C.Eshmun,editor, ,,
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, the objective point, and Col. J the dream o f yesterday becomes
O u r world-w ide tryst, belovtd.
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,
so varied that even (he Spinx in the community, but to protect last Saturday, and belabored n
H ath g rie f fo r days no mors,
the confident hope o f to-day and
and
further
our
own
interests,
w ith her umbrella until he agreed
the audience—there is always
Y e t Love’s immortal chalice
the
realized fact of tom orrow.
G row s sw eeter than o f yore.
to th ecitycou od Ia t a j p « , . !
one or more—first smiled and an association o f farmers for tojrrin t a « t o a t t ron o f the » t o y .
As old systems foil to meet new
I f spins the storm-rack seaward
later actually laughed outright, their mutual benefit. Fpr alon g
“
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obe£ d the meeting which w ill be bekiThU, conditions and new ideals, they
On winter coasts a far,
Jr
in'«pile o f himself. Others who time the farmers o f this locality] mandate o f Mrs. Jones, the same
A bo ve your snow -girt cities bum s
are discarded; and into the
have
been
considering
the
matter
day,
and
that
evening
relin-
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went expecting to be entertained
Unchanged the W onder-Star.
When
in
Newberg
Tuesday
Limbo of worse than worthless
took on the spirit o f the perform­ o f organizing in order that wheh qnished control o f the Tribune to
I f on your homes o f exile
night he frankly stated to the things is passing the system o f
things
come
up
effecting
their
in­
Fred T. Mellinger, who is now
W inds o f enchantment play,
ers, gave them hearty cheers and
writer, on being asked what his human sacrifice to the Moloch
Ho lotus vision lureth now,
terests
they
would
be
ready
to
editor.
went aw ay feeling that the even­
mission
in Newberg was, that be o f international warfare.
Our dreams are one to-day.
For
Best authenticated accounts
ing had been delightfully spent. meet them. For instance, t *
O ’er hom eward-calling seas ye cry—
came
for
the
purpose
of
inter­
centuries,
world
peace
has
been
The company c o n s is t s o f taking o f our water supply trotn o f the affair are that Mrs. Jones,
“ T o the friends who are fa r aw ay!’’
viewing the council with refer the dream o f the poet, the states­
Harvey Longstreet, the leader the mountain springs, the tele­ who is of heavyweight propor­
ence to a franchise on First and man, the pKlantheopist, the
•“W hite S tar o f all the ages,
vocalist, reader and imperson­ phone service o f the past, and tions, introduced herself t o
O ur lesser lights have set!”
Meridian streets for an electric Christian. Th at dream is be­
Moan they who feast with bitter herbs, ator; Hayden Thomas, bass; Al­ other things that may arise in Editor Eshmun with an up-raised
line.
coming a confident hope. This
umbrella, and without prelimi­
In anguish o f regret.
fred Humfield, tenor, and David the future.
The
proposition
as
he
stated
it
generation should see it an ac­
4‘Colder the brow s w e cherish
I t is a well known fact that naries drove him into a corner,
Whitehead, violinist.
was
to
leave
the
main
line
at
the
complished
fact.
Thhn w inter’s snow or rain;
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Besides the singing by the the city o f Newberg affords no Where she applied the weapon . .
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intersection o f West First street
lo s t mid the angels’ choral,
There
was
a time when individ­
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quartet, there were special solo satisfactory market for the farm­ disenmmately to tender portions
Our litanies o f pain.
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j
pas*
down
First
a
distance
01
ual prowess determined the issue
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numbers ahd also numbers on ers’ produce. I f he takes in a load ot the editor s anatomy. Under *,
Lan d o f the loving and the leal,
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a
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-
eleven
blocks
to
Meridian,
thence
ot every difference.
But this
One holy glim pse, w e pray, '
the violin and piano. Some of o f wheat, a few hogs, a dozen o f{ the persuasive influence ot b lo w s ___ Ll___ w ___ ______ _________
north
on
Meridian
a
distance
o
f
manner
of
settling
questions
was
T h e while our breaking hearts w e lift
the most mirth producing nnm eggs, a pocket full of turnips, or and words Editor Eshmun ad-
eight
blocks
where
connection
T o the friends who are fa r aw ay’ !’’
very unsatisfactory, tor its basis
bers were given fn Scotch cos­ a hat foil of hayseed, he must mitted that the story he bad
w
ill
■
again
be
made
with
the
was not right but might.. I t
W h ere deeper glow s the holly
tume, and that is where M r either go a peddling or return printed about Mrs. Jones’ hus­
main
line.
The
railroad
com­
gave
the advantage npt to the
By happy hearths afar,
Longstreet starred in giving like M ary with her “ little Iambi’ band and his wares was un­
O r cam p-fires challenge night and rain.
pany
w
ill
not
ask
for
the
privi­
good but to the strong; not to
founded, and agreed to print a
humorous selections. - His “ I with his goods behind him.
Red sentinels o f w ar,
lege
o
f
doing
any
freight
basilicas
the wise, but to Hie shrewd; not
Therefore the meeting diaeuased retraction that day. ~ — -
L o r e s Lassie” and “ Wi-oot
O n shore or sea, or severed
over
this
proposed
route,
bat
t
o the just but to the unscrupu­
In his explanation Editor Esh-
B y ocean shoreless wide.
Wifie” were received with much the feasibility o f procuring a
will
confine
the
business
exdu-
lous.
W e claim our own, once more, and keep applause and the audience would warehouse in Newberg where all man said; “ Scared the Editor— . ,
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W ith them the Christm as-tide.
And so personal combat as a
M rs. Jones Not Lightw eight by ® " ly to
sad lo c o e s -
gladly have beard more o f his the products of the form
C le ar rin g the bells fo r fairer dawns,
means
o f settling personal dif­
Scotch w it. Riley’s “ The Gob- be handled and marketed, s W A ¡buy Means.—Mrs. Jones' story
T e t fa ir, 0 Christ, this day—
Un“ *” ch *
a* the Uo' ficulties was superceded by
is Will Git you” and “ Po co-operative store in the did |had hot few frills, and came
T h y pity bold, Thy heart enfold
ht from the shoulder, and « “ * * • > « * " * « » * “ Proposed courts o f law, backed by the
The friends who are fa r aw ay!
Little Lam b” By Paul Lawrence tance. It these prqjec
— Flora Beat Harris, in Youth’s Oom Dunbar, done
” ° ‘ or “ power of the people.
in pantomime made to materialise everyone bar credentials simply made the “ P“ on *
But the world did not carry
Newberg better
accompanying the singing were must admit that not only the fake rumor an absurd dream. ordcr * ° ^
thi«
to its logical conclusion.
P n ’ m“ '
also numbers that were received formers bat all the business in­ Everybody that ever saw a sew- f ™ ' m to
Though
men were compelled to
terests o f tow n a n d country ing machine knows that the---- ofthiaaerr.ee has been made, to
with very hearty applause.
is a . good as any on the
at • « . “ rly day, M d Mr. let others settle their difficultly,
The piano recital given in Dun­
The Strollers w ill have a full would be benefited.
Fields
was in Newberg Wednes-J instead of “ fighting i t out,”
can’s hall Monday evening was bouse, should they come this
Dr. Logan w as chosen chair­
Then Editor Eshmun ta n « j | ^ y for the purpose nf arranging tribes and dans still persisted in
well attended, and though cir w ay again.
man of. the meeting and W. A.
cuinstances were rather nntavor.
Baker, Secretary. The following over his paper to Mr. Mellinger for a site for a turntable for the settling controversies by the
motor car.
sword. Bat presently they to o
able for good performance the
Committee to formulate consti-l
learned the better w ay, and the
program as a whole was a cred­
tution and by-laws was ap­
nineteenth
century saw the elim­
itable one to both teachers and
pointed; Messrs. Honey, Behrens,
ination
o
f
inter-tribal
and inter­
t o the pupils. The younger pu­
Jordan, Harford. Dr. Logan
The sale is reported o f the W.
state
wars.
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The
century
opened
pils, many o f whom appeared in
was requested to meet with com­
Ed. Smith Surprised by H is W is
r. Sanderson prune orchard o f
w ith the thirteen colonies united
public recital for the first time,
mittee. Said committee met on M usic Students Render Program
consin Friends.
OO acres, on the hills southwest
into
the United State«; a union
showed thorough preparation,
Tuesday evening and are ready
dint Pleases Large Audience
of Dundee for $30,000, the pur­
so
strong
that the World’s worst
and gave promise o f good musi­
to report a t a meeting which
A very pleasant surprise greet- w ar could not rend it asunder.
chasers being J. C. Castello and
cianship in the future.
will be called in the near fotnre.
Philip Philan, o f Portland.
Tbe recital last Thursday by ed M r- Ed- Smith on his return The century saw the warring
There were also several ad­
Freeman L. Harford.
Several years ago this land
the college music students was, ^ome a t 6 P. M. Thursday last, Italian states united into a na­
vanced pupils all o f whom played
perhaps, in some ways the best That being Mr. Smith’s birthday tion; the contentions German
was bought of the Grames heirs
with good technique and expres­
by Seth A. Mills and his brother,
that has been heard for several anniversary his wife had invited principalities fused into the
sion. Miss B ritt’s pupils who
Dr. A. Mills, now o f Corvallis,
years outside o f the special in a few friends who gathered to mightly German Empire. There
played were as follows; Merritt
both o f whom built houses on
recitals. The program while it belp bim celebrate. The surprise is little danger o f a w ar between
Timberlake, Mona Timberlake,
the land and lived there for sev­
did
not represent nearly all o f was complete. Those in attend- Hesse and Bavaria, between New
The children o f the Friends
Wayne Nelson, Pauline Terrell,
eral years. They set most o f the Sunday School will celebrate the pupils was long, almost tw o ance beside the host and hostess York and Pennsylvania. The
Alberta Langton, Mildred Fer­
and to Italian prunes and the Christmas in a practical way hours and it speaks well for it were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chris- second step tow ard world peace
guson, Miss Grace Wilson, Ruth
orchards are now reputed to this year. The exercises w ill be when we say that the large tenson, and Mrs. G. W. Christen- has been taken in the elimination
Laughlin, Vivian M arr and Flor­
rank with the best in the conn- held a t the church on Friday audience which attended, listened son» Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore, ot inter-tribal and inter-state
ence Calkins.
to the very end with unabated Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Churchill, wars.
try.
evening, December 22, a t 7:30.
Mrs. Wilson’s pupils were: El­
Mrs. M ary Owen, Hosmer Smith
Mr. Sanderson is said to have
interest.
And the world is standing face
A Christmas tree will form the
mer Lafond, Geraldine Rundcl,
and
Misses E. Baldwin and Z. to face w ith the inevitable logic
put a good many improvements
There
was
not
an
unsatis­
main part o f the decoration, but
Wendell Wilson, Lesta Newlin,
on the land bat the increase in instead o f bearing presents for factory number in the whole Dimmock. An exceptionally fine of past progress, and the twen­
Rachael Peterson, Lois Wilson,
price over what he paid for it the children, it will receive prac­ nor one break-down—which lat­ meal was served after which a tieth century should take tne
Hazel Paulsen, Myrth McNay,
“jollification” took place and
shows a handsome profit.
third and final step to world
tical gifts, from the various ter w e are usually inclined to ex­
Beryl Crater, Della Baird, Eva
pect from {he nervousness o f Mr. Smith received the warmest peace, the elimination o f interna­
classes,
presented
in
a
novel
and
Hadley, Helen Baird, Frances
those who are making first ap- kind o f greetings and good wish- tional warfare.
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individual way.
Elliott. _______________
pearances. The piano pupils e9» and incidentally took the
The
terrible
cost
of
w ar is be­
These w ill be distributed first
The first concert by the Or­
played with a great deal o f usual punishment with the best ginning to dawn upon men. No­
among the poor o f Newberg, if
pheus Glee Club, the men’s, organ­
£race‘ .
body can conceive o f the vast
there be any such, and the re­ musical feeling and an excellent
ization of the college, w ill be
touih.
The
vocal
pupils
showed
^
musical
entertainment
fol-
figures
that military computa­
mainder sent to the Salvation
On Friday evening, December given at the chapel on January
much attention to their tone lowed and was greatly enjoyed tion calls for. Enough men have
Army in Portland. Knowing
22, beginning promptly at eight 9. The club has a membership
that the public appreciate most placement and without excep- by ad‘ ^ present being Wis- died from w ar and its conse­
o ’clock, the young people at the o f twenty-five and is a wide­
tion gave intelligent interpreta- consin people, it was suggested quences since the dawn o f his­
the exercises o f the little folks,
Presbyterian church will give a awake and u p -t o -d a t e aggrega­
that a Wisconsin club be formed tory to people ten worlds like
the program has been made up tion to their songs. The violin
Christmas play “ The Contest of tion. Those w ho have heard
A temporary organization was
numbers
pleased
very
much.
ours.
The armed peace of
entirely from the primary classes
the Days.” Father Time will the club at its rehearsals, are very
made
by the election of Chas. Europe has cost in the past 37
The
climax
to
all
came
with
the
and w ill be as follows:
preside as judge and rain, snow, enthusiastic about their voices
violin trios by three little boys, Churchill chairman, Mrs. L. A. years, $111,000,000,000— and
Son*—Joy to the W o rld .....................
fog and sunshine, the seasons, and songs.
..........................by the Sundey School Delmat Porter, Earl Pinney and Moore secretary, Mrs. Churchill the entire material resources ol
and night and day, will be his
Prof. Hawkins has consented P rayer............ ................ Rev. whitely Marvin Moore, who certainly treasurer. After the adoption of the United States, the richest
Christmas Welcom e..... George Morse
attendants New Year, St.Valen- to give several numbers on the Christmas S o n g ........... Primary Class enjoyed their part on the pro- a resolution requesting all Wis-
country on earth, amount to
tine, Independence, Thanksgiv­ program and that, so the stu­ kecitation— The Secret o f Santa Claus
gram follv as much as did the consin people living in Newberg o n l y $116,000,000,000.
We
.....................................Jessie Keeney
ing and all the other special days dents assure us, who have heard Song—With Joy W e Sing...................
audience
' and vicinity to call upon the sec- pay three-fourths o f all our na­
............................. Miss Beck’s Class
o f the year will also be imper­ him speak, means “ a mighty in­
The whole program was good retary at 306 Second street, and tional revenue for wars past or
Recitation— I f Santa Claus Should
sonated in song and recitation. teresting time.”
Stumble...................... W ilbur Elliott and many ol the audience ex- register as such, or drop her a preparation for possible wars
Last o f all will appear Christ­
The boys’ numbers will include Solo— The Christ Child..Esther Whitely pressed great appreciation o f the bne, with the view ot effecting a
yet to be. \Ye pay more for wars
Exercise— Little Followers o f the King
mas who at Time’s decree will be all sorts of songs, humorous and
work o f the pupils. The faculty permanent
organization, ad* past and prospective than tor
.... :..............................Primary Class
crowned the best day o f the year. serious. The old songs we used Song—Christmas Bells are Ringing
were thoroughly pleased with journed. All Wisconsin people all educational purpose, public
......................... Mrs. Johnson’s Class
Admission will be free but a to sing will be there and the new Reading—Christmas
the advance please note this and remember and private. The cost o f a single
Eve Snow Flakes the success and
................................ Mary Pennington shown by the students through- ad are expected to register.
collection will be taken. Every­ songs we’d like to sing. The
battleship would pay for all the
Song— Christmas Stockings In a Row
body is most cordially invited.
program promises to be a fine one.
Mrs. L. A. Moore, Sec.
......................... Mrs. Lew is’ Class out
clasped
The orange and the vine.
In many a homestead olden
The Christm as cheer is set.
B u t mid the feasting— silence!
T o 4 a y who may forget?
W ith rosary o f fallin g tears,
Bow down thy soul to pray,
A n d lift Love’s sacramental cup
“ T o the friends who are fa r aw ay I”
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MONDAY EVENING'S RECITAL
PRUNE ORCHARD
SOLD FOR $30,000
THE COUEGE RECITAL
A GREAT
CELEBRATION OF ANNIVERSARY
GIVING CHRISTMAS TREE
AT FRIENDS CHURCH
COLLEGE BOYS TO Q YE CONCERT
CHRISTMAS PLAY AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Coatlaaed on p«c« 4
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