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NEWBER0. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1912.
VOL. X X IV
SCHOOL OFFICERS MEET
PROCEEDINGS OF
CITY COUNCIL
N o-19
M c MINNVILLE VS.
PACIFIC
W alk and bridge on S. side of
k a h s e y h iu cem etery
h s
Fifth St. from W. side o f Blaine
St. to connect w alk to Dayton
The following notice is pub-
Ave. Cross, on S. side o f Fifth Annual Gathering at McMinn- fished by request.—Ed
In one o f the snappiest basket
villa Last Saturday
St. across Merid. St. Cross, on
Negotiations hav»* been com­
Friday
Evening
at
7
J
O
Old
ball
games ever witnessed by a
Some Extensive Street Improve­ W . side of Merid. St. across Sixth
dressed by G ov
pleted that provides for the
Newberg
crowd, the local High
Rivals
M
eet
For
Final
Con­
ments Ordered for this
W est.
St. W alk on S. side of Sixth St
transfer of Ramsey Hill Cemetery
School team defeated the fast
test in Basket Bafl.
Y<
from Merid. St. E. to connect
located on the slope o f the Ram­
quintet from Dallas High in the
The AnnuAl Meeting of the sey place, on the Dayton road
with Timberlake’s walk. Cross,
H.
S. gymn here last Friday
The best game o f the league
At a meeting of the city counci on S. side o f Ninth across Pacific School Officers w as held in the and south o f the Chehalem creek
basketball keason and a record night.
held on M onday night ,a large St. W alk and cross, on N. side H igh School building in M cMinn­ bridge, to an Association of res­
The game w as fast from tbe
crowd
to see it, should be tbe
* grist o f business w as turned but o f Twelfth St. from the W . side ville, February 17. After a short idents of Newberg and vicinity.
start,
and Poling, of Dallas,
| Arrangements are also being order o f things a t the college
and much of it will cause proper­ of Willamette St. to E. side of
scored the first basket after a
opening address by the county
ght with a view to placing gymn Friday evening when the
ty owners to pause for reflection, River St. W alk and cross, on W.
few
minutes o f play, which w as
keenest rivals among the col­
superintendent, stating the pur-
trusteeship and care of
when they note the extensive side o f Merid. St. from S. side of
followed
immediately by a sensa­
leges in tbe state, Pacific and M e
the hands jointly o f tw o local
street and sidewalk improve­ First St. to the S. side of Second poses of the meeting, M artin
Minnvilk, meet for the last game tional ringer thrown by Vincent
St. W alk on S. tide of Sheridan Johnson, o f Carlton,
fraternal orders, and have it ded
ments that must be paid for.
of
the league season.
Every for Newberg. Then the local
A n ordinance w a s p a s s e d St. from W . tide of Washington “ The Employment o f Teaches«.“ icated to their uses and also gen­
indication points to a hotly con­ team settled dow n to fast, snap­
eral public use. This arrange-
sulopting the report of the view St. W . 100 ft. W alk and crt
py passing, which so demoralized
W . T. M acy, o f M cM innville
ment assures the cemetery future tested, evenly-matched contest;
ers lor opening Center street from on N. tide o f North St. from the
next told of the many new plans good «are, green sw ard, flonal according to “dope” it ought to the visiting team that they were
the north line of Sheridan street W . tide o f Akerid. St. to the B.
unable to secure any more field
tor the betterment o f the School and foliage decoration, good re- be a hair-raising fight all the
to the north Une of Sherman tide of Edw ards St. and on B.
w ay, and Pacific should win by a baskets the first half, but scored
and continuous creditable
street. Ordinances were a l s o tide o f Edw ards St. from the N. Fai^, some o f which caused
one foul making a total o f three
narrow margin.
tion.
passed authorising the issue of tide of North 8t. to the N. tide of o r less discussion that w ill be
points
to their credit, while the
Thoae who have followed tbe ^
^
*• S '3
The deed to the property wilt
the w ater and sewer bonds re­ Franklin St. and on the S. tide of helpful to the management in ar­
home
team
scored nine points.
league games will remember that
North
St.
from
the
W.
tide
of
acquired without involving
ranging their work. Every ef­
cently voted by the people.
The last half w as equally as in­
Pacific and McMinnville met on
Merid.
St.
to
the
W
.
tide
of
Col­
fraternal orders in any finan-
fort
w
ill
be
made
to
make
the
Follow ing w ill be found the
teresting
as the first. Dallas
the latter’s floor earlier in the
1 obligations, and w ill effect a
ip
fair satisfactory to all concerned
recommendations made by the lege St.
made
a
faint
rally, but only
season, and that the game stood
Grade Sheridan St. between in each detail.
bstantial economy to those
street committee which were ap­
a tie at the time for the end, scored tw o more field baskets
Harrison and Lincoln Sts. Grade
o appreciate the necessity of
Edw in Allen, o f Pike Valley,
proved:
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McMinnville winning by one and tw o fouls.
viding suitable and well-cared
. To the City Council of Newberg. Harrison from First to Sheridan gave an interesting talk on
The
playing
of
Vincent,
New-
goal, 19 to 17, after some
Your Street Committee recom­ Sts. Grade Lincoln from Sherid. “ A g r i c u l t u r e in the Rural for burial place for family and minutes of overtime play.
berg’s center w as the feature of
mend that the follow ing be to Sherman Sts. Grade Illinois Schools,” but no time w as leftto associates.
the
game. Although a new man
But all the rest of the “dope”
from Main to Blaine Sts. Grade discuss this very im portant sub- * The residents of Newberg and
ordered.
on
the
team, “ N ig” has not met
points to a close score. A com­
Crossing on N. side ofSheridaa Sixth from H ow ard to Blaine Sts. ect. City Superintendent W. R. vicinity are invited to become parison of the scores w ill show his equal at his position in any
St. across School St. Cross, on Grade H ow ard from Fifth to Rutherford then announced that members o f this association re­ w hat * fight may be expected. game this season. Gause and
W. side o f Blaine St. across Sheri. Sixth Sts. Grade Chehalem from the H igh school pupils o f the gardless o f society or denomina­ Here are some o f the scores of M iller played a snappy gam e at
St. Cross, on N. side o f Sheri, Sixth to Ninth Sts. Grade P a­ domestic science class would tion to which they adhere, as the games that show the compara­ forward, each making three field
across Wash- (B. V4 only.) Cross, cific from Seventh to Twelfth Sts. serve dinner in the rooms on the «Smetery w ill be dedicated to us- tive strength of the teams:
baskets, while the Dallas for­
1 usage o f the whole common-
and walk on S. side o f Sheri. St Grade Twelfth from Pacific to first floor, and also gave all an
A t McMinnville, Chemawa 28, wards were able to score but one
from B. side of Garfield to B. side River Sts. Grade Chehalem from invitation to inspect the High
over the local gnards, Fendall
McMinnville 23.
A membership in the associa-
o f Main Sts. Cross, on W. side Sixth to Ninth Sts. Grade Tenth school building of which Mc­
and
Jacobson.
A t Newberg, C h e m a w a 21,
n w ill be accompanied by a
o f Lincoln St. across Sheri. and Eleventh Sts. from Pacific to Minnville is justly proud.
Follow
ing is the Hneup of
Pacific 26..
antee deed to the member of
Governor West arrived in time
Cross, on N. and S. sides of Willamette Sts. Grade. Center
At Cheipawa,. Chemawa 33, Mc­ both teams.
lot in the cemetery plat, to
Franklin St. across Merid. Walk rom Sixth to Seventh Sts. Grade to be convinced that “Domestic
Dallas
Newberg
Minnville 14.
by the memtxg from
on N. side of Franklin St. from Seventh from River to Merid. Sts. Science” is ^ p r o p e r i
Point
points
A t „Chemawa, Chemawa 26,
unsold portion and upon
School to Howard St. Walks Grade Seventh and Eighth from the public school course, and the
Gause 9
Boydson 3
F
Pacific 8.
and crossings on W. side o f Merid. Merid. to Blaine Sts. Grade school officers also seemed to payment o f $15, membership fee
M iller 6
W
oods
2
F
A t Philomath, Philomath 42,
St. from 50 ft. N. o f First St. to Fourth from M ain to Dayton feel that no mistake has been without other charge for lot.
Vincent4
Barham
C
McMinnville 16.
In view of the usual charge of
made in adding it to the curri­
N. side o f Vermillion St. Cross, Ave.
Jacobson
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At Philomath, Philomath 25, Matheeny
Grub Chehalem from Sixth to culum.
$25 and $30 and the large ad­
on N. side Hancock St. across
Poling
4 • G
Fendall
Pacific 13.
A t 1:30 M ayor McPhiiUns in­ vance above those charges that
College St. Cross on N. side of to Ninth Sts. Grub Tenth, Elev­
At McMinnville, Philomath 25,
Hancock St. across School St. enth and Twelfth from Chehalem troduced Governor West to a increasing population alw ays
McMinnville 21.
Walk and cross, on N. side Han­ 1 :o Pacific Sts. Grub Center from crowded bouse, and for the next causes, the low price at which a
A t Newberg, Philomath 23,
cock St. from Main St. to W. side Sixth to Seventh Sts. Grub hour everyone w as interested in membership and lot is placed
Whereas: C e r t a i n p e r s o n s
Pacific 21.
-of Grant St. Walk on S. side o f Harrison from First to Sheridan hearing a practical businesslike should induce a large selection
seem
determined to. bring crur
The scores made by the tw o
First St on W. halt o f the block St. c
address on the present manage­ and association.
present Sunday closing ordinance
. .
DEFEATS DAUAS B. S.
RESOLUTIONS
between Grant and Lincoln Sts.
Cross, on S. side o f Second St.
across the E. half of Grant St.
W alk on S. side of Second St.
from Dayton Ave. B. to connect
with walk already built (about
-40 ft.) Walk and cross, on the
W. side o f College St. from the S.
side of Union block to N. side of
Second St. and from S. side of
Second St. to S. side of Fourth
St. Walk on E. side o f College
St. between First and Second St.
W alk on N. side o f Second St.
from Center to River Sts. Walk
on W. side o f River St. from N.
side o f Second St. N. to connect
cement walk now in. Walk and
cross, on S. side o f Third St. from
the W. side of Center St. to E.
side o f Edwards St. and from W.
side of Edwards'St. to W. side of
College St. Walk on S. side o f
Fourth St. from School to H o w ­
ard Sts. Cross, on B. side Main
St. across Illinois St. Walk and
cross, on B. side of Main St. from
N. side o f Illinois St. south to S.
side o f North St. and the S. side
o f Illinois St. from W. side of'
Main St. to connect walks al­
ready down to W. side o f Gar­
field St. Cross, on W. side o f
School St. across Fifth St. Walk
and cross, on N. side of Wy nonski
St. from Claud Cummings walk
to B. side of Willamette St. and
on N. side o f Fourth St. from E.
side o f Willamette St. to W. side
of College St. Walk and cross,
on S. side o f Fourth St. from E.
side o f Willamette St. to E. side
o f River'St. Cross, on W.side o f
Willamette St. across Fourth St.
Cross, on the S. side o f Fifth St.
across Wynooski St. Cross, and
walk on W. side o f Willamette
from S. side of Fifth St. N. to
connect w ith Terrell’« walk.
That River St. be widened on
the W. side of said St. from 50ft.
N. of Tenth St. S. to the City
imits to a width o f sixty ft.
That no more street lights be
placed until fall.
That a grade be established on
deridian St. from the railroad to
?irst St. and Hancock St. from
Meridian W. to the railroad, and
Second St. clear through the city.
That the following streets be
graded and curb put in: between
?irst and Second, and between
?irst and Hancock Sts. Meridian,
College, Blaine, Washington and
School Sts. between First and
lancock Sts.
That the side* ditches be opened
and repairs made on all streets
in the city.
Resp. submitted,
S. A. Mills, chairman.
ATHLETICS VS. GIANTS
The world’s championship
baseball series o f 1911. A vital,
iving record o f the final great
struggle for sporting supremacy
in baseball, America’s great
sport. Showing plays on the dia­
mond, at the bat, at the bases, in
i;he field. I t will be exhibited at the
Star Theatre Monday and Tues­
day afternoon and evening, Feb
26 and 27.
FRUIT GROWER’S MEETING
The Springbrook Fruit Grow-
er’s Union twill meet at 2:00
).m. Friday, March 1,1912, at
the Cannery office at Spring-
brook.
The main business at
this meeting will be the election
o f officers for the ensuing year.
All fruit growers are invited to
attend.
E. R. Garner, Sec’y.
Immediately upon completion
of present orginization the lots
will be advanced to $30 and the
proceeds used for the care, beau­
tifying and upkeep o f the ceme­
tery.
I t is expected that the initial
membership will exceed one hun­
dred on account o f exceeding low
price. Such an association will
have sufficient funds to connect
a pipe line with the city plant
when same is completed and pur­
sue other ornamentations and
improvements. As there is a
total o f 400 lots unsold the fu­
ture sale o f the remaining lots as
demand occurs will supply ample
revenue for all future expenses.
Mr. Wallace, with headquart­
ers at the Imperial hotel, will
Chehalem -Sunday school which manage the formation of the asso­
meets every Sunday at 10 o ’clock ciation and solicit tbe residents o f
is in a prosperous condition, in­ Newberg and vicinity to mem­
bership.
creasing in numbers and interest.
Good class exercises, splendid
singing, and those unique ten
minute talks at the close by the
Remember the date, time and
Snpt., F. L . Harford, makes a place for the “ all day” meeting
delightful hour for those who and picnic dinner Friday, March
desire to come. They are not 1 at 10 a.m. in the Masonic Hall
old set speeches', but are the new (over Ferguson’s drug store.)
ideas the world is agitated over, The invitation is extended to all
and the problems that will only who have, at some time, lived in
be settled when Christ’s principles Wisconsin, to come qnd bring
are carried out as he taught them well filled lunch baskets and
during his ministry, This is fol­ enjoy an old time picnic dinner
lowed by the regular morning to be served at noon, after which
service. Rev. Wilson has won a progam will be given and a
the hearts o f the people, by his social time enjoyed by all.
quiet manner, his fervent, pleas­
Mrs. L. A. Moore,
ing, Christian spirit and his ex­
Secretary.
cellent sermons. Under his ad­
ministration there is a grow ing
interest in the service. The little
church under the shadow o f the
Subject next Sabbath morning
great old firs will be remembered “ The Church’s Opportunity for
by many for the peace it has a Glorious Victory.” Preaching
brought to their hearts.
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also at night. All are invited.
ment of state affairs.
All were cordially invited to
come to the capital and see for
themselves how the various
state institutions are
being
cared for, and to investigate all
o f the plans for the betterment
o f our state.
The meeting w as then ad­
journed, and the audience dis­
persed feeling that the day had
been profitably spent, and that
the “ Annual Meeting o f School
Officers” has a distinctive work
in our educational system that
we can never afford to eliminate.
GOOD WORK AT
ffiHALEM CENTER
FOR WISCONSIN PEOPLE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
teams in their games with Pacific
University tell the same story,
that a red-hot, hair-raising con­
test should be seen Friday even­
ing, with Pacific College winning
by a close score.
McKee is the McMinnville man
most feared by the local players,
because o f his ability to hit the
basket from almost any part of
the field. It will be the aim of
the P. C. players to keep him
“ Smothered,” a task that will
not be easy because o f his speed.
Immediately after the game,
the Christian Associations o f the
College will give a reception in
the girls’ gymnasium to the visi­
tors and to the faculty and
student body. There should be
a record, breaking crowd at the
game. The teams will line np
as follows:
Pacific
McMinnville
Smith
McKee
Parker
Douglas
Lewis
Culver
Haworth
Simpson
George
Brace
Williams
Miller
into disrepute, and,
Whereas: Certain persons are
determined to presist in violat­
ing said Sunday closing ordin-.
ance, therefore:
Be it resolved, by tbe citizens
o f Newberg and vicinity, in a t­
tendance a t G r a c e Feultner
Methodist Episcopal church of
Newberg, Oregon, February 18*,
1912, that we hereby express
oar appreciation o f the effort
made by the council and officials
o f Newberg, Oregon, in their ef­
fort to enforce the said Sunday
closing ordinance.
Therefore: Be it further re­
solved, that we hereby extend
our continued support and help
in all further efforts to enforce
said Sunday closing ordinance
and to elevate the moral tone of
this city.
Above passed by rising vote
without opposition.
SPECIAL MEETINGS
Revival services at the Baptist
church. Music under the direc­
tion o f singing evangelist Cnlver.
Special service for men Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. Young men
A meeting o f First and Main and boys are especially invited
street property owners will be to the service Sunday afternoon.
held in the rooms o f the Commer- • Good music. Cornel
cial Club on Friday evening at
7 o ’clock, for the purpose o f dis­
cussing the matter o f street pav­
ing. Louis C. Kelsey, the engi­
Rev. Charles O. Whitely was
neer who has been doing work the principal speaker at Salem
for the city, will be present and quarterly meeting o f Friends
will be prepared to give estimates chnrch last Saturday and Sun­
on tbe various kinds of paving. day. In his absence Rev. Thomas
The hoar for meeting is set early Hockett, o f Chehalem Center,
in order that those who desire preached the sermon at Friends
to do so may attend the ball Church on Sunday morning and
game at 8 o ’clock between P. C. Pres. Pennington spoke at the
and McMinnville.
evening service.
WILL CONSIDER STREET PAVING
REV. WHITELY SPEAKS AT RALE!
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