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VOL XXV
NEWBEBÖ, YAMHILL COUNTY.
IN. THÏÏB8DAY, JANUABY 2, 191
No. 12
strings as a warning! And w
Reliance Lumber Co., 7 miles
DANGER IN DIRTY
you say "In conclusion,” d
northwest Yamhill, postoffice
i n i SAYS PROFESSOR
for pity’s sake g o on until you
Yamhill.
Stats G a m s Wardsn Finlay reach a "Finally,” and after that
Roth Bros. Lumber Co., Amity.
Wants to Secure Some.
"There were 30,000 deaths in
word more*” or "Just an-
Parker Bros. Willamina.
R. E. Koonts and William
ot% r thought.” I do think it is the United States last year from
Information Furnished by Alber;
Pinney Planing mill, New­
Several attempts have been
Carroll,
tw o men of Catlow Val­
such a mistake to try to tell all dirty milk,” said Prof. T. D.
Tozier From Office of Com­
berg.
made by the State Game Warden,
ley, 100 miles south o f this place
missioner of ¿abor for
Pratt & Robins, McMinnville. William L. Finley, to buy Bob- one knows in one sermon.’ ”
Beckwith o f the bacteriology de near the Stein Mountain range,
1912.
Just then the auditor was
Sjostrom & Anderson, 5 miles white quail in the eastern states,
partaient of the Oregon Agri­ had the experience o f being pris­
obliged
to leave the car, but he
West Willamina.
for liberating in certain parts of
cultural College addressing the oners in a well, 85 feet deep, for
Value of all mills, $360,500.
Stephens, Smith, 5 miles East Oregon. T h e Bob-white is a could not help exclaiming to him­
dairymen and batter and cheese six days before they were rescued
D a i l y capacity o f sawmills, Amity, postoffice Amity.
very desirable bi r d , however, self: "W hat a sensible woman!”
from the perilous position, both
473.000 feet.
Spaulding, Chas. K., Logging and other states are guarding It is to be hoped that some day makers in annual session at
o f them near death. The well
Daily output of all sawmills Co.., Newberg.
this sensible one will marry a Albany last week.
carefully the supply they now
had
become dry when on Tues­
304.000 feet.
Spring H i l l Lumber Co have. Some sections o f Oregon m in is t e r .—Reformed C h u r c h
Prof. Beckwith in introduction
day,
December 17, by means o f a
Average number of day* the Grand Ronde.
Messenger.
spoke o f the tw o kinds ot in­
are already pretty fairly stocked
windlass, Koontz descended into
sawmills operated, 170.
Thayer, C., 5 miles southeast with Bob-white quail. O t h e r
jurious changes m milk; absorp­
the
well to deepen it. Carroll
Number of male clerks, 15; Gaston, p^>stoffice Gaston, No* 2.
tion ot bad odors from things
sections are stocked with Cali­ OBITUARY OF MRS.
followed
hand over hand dow n
average daily salary, $2.82.
Wilson, 'F. R. & Son, 15 miles fornia and mountain quail.
the cattle eat, as garlic, and from
ELIZABETH
SPAULDING
the rope, and when about 20
Number skilled workmen, 125; west o f Carlton, postoffice Mc­
storage o f the milk in odorous
"W e can easily Stock almost
feet from the bottom the rope
average daily wage, $3,00.
Minnville.
all parts o f our state with these
Elizabeth Kent was born at places, as dirty barns Or unclean broke and Carroll fell, breaking
Number o f unskilled workers,
Willamina Lumbea Co., Willa­ different varieties o f quail,” said St an stead, Lower Canada, Octo­ ice boxes, and contamination by
both legs.
205; average daily wage, $2.25 mina.
ms. ^
Mr. Finley, " if we can secure re­ ber 15,1837, and departed this
Koontz tried to climbthc.dieef
Number o f female clerks, 5;
Willamina Hurdle Co., Willa­ liable parties to trap the birds life December 29, 1912, at the
Natural milk always contains walls of the well and when kfith-
average daily salary, $2.05.
mina.
and ship them under our direc­ age o f 75 years, 2 months and germs,” said Prat. Beckwith. in 25 feet o f the top, be slipped
Number plants using electric
tions. We are anxious to get in 14 days. The end came very "M ilk without them would never and fell to the bottom , seriously
power, 2; horsepower 100.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY touch with anyone who is hi suddenly while she was in Port­ spoil. Under ordinary conditions bruising himself. A second time
Number plants using w a t e r
the germs multiply at the rate o f he tried to climb up, on the fifth
position to trap quail. We are land.
At the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
power 1; horsepower 10.
willing to pay for the birds, and
In May, 1860, she was mar­ once e v e r y twenty minutes. day o f their imprisonment, and
No. plants using steam power, Neal McCoy o f this city, in honor
shall arrange to have them sent ried to Erastus Spaulding. T o Clean milk keeps better, and reached a point 15 feet below
of their twenty-fifth wedding
23; horsepower 1,394.
either to the State Game Farm, them three children were born, there is much less likelihood o f the surface, when he became ex­
Number plants using s t e a m anniversary, December 26th, at
at Corvallis, or direct to the the daughter dying in infancy disease germs in it.
hausted. At that time he heard
and electric power 1; steam, 800 6 o ’clock, twenty-five friends
"In the months o f August a wagon passing, and his shouts
places where we want to liberate and one son being drowned at
horsepower; electric, 500 horse­ gathered and partook o f a splen­
them.”
the age of 20. Charles K. Spauld­ and September of 1909 there brought a neighbor to the well,
did dinner, after which a social
power.
"In parts o f the Willamette ing, her son, is the only surviving were 105 babies died o f bowel who drew both men to the sur­
Total plants, 27; horsepower time was enjoyed by all.
trouble in Portland, whereas in face.
Valley, and in sections o f Eastern member o f the family.
Many beautiful and useful
2,804.
Oregon, Bob-white quail a r e
For many years the family 1911 there were but 17 in the
Both were in a dangerous con­
Planers, 4; sawmills, 20; saw presents were received. T h o s e
quite abundant. These birds will lived on a farm south o f Dayton, same months, due to the im­ dition from their iniuries and ex­
and planer 1; mills idle, 1; sash seated about the table were:
thrive well in Southern Oregon, removing to Newberg some fifteen provement in the milk because o f haustion and were as quickly as
Mr. and Mrs. Neal McCoy,
and door, 1.
and the people in that part o f years ago. A f t e r coming to competent inspection.”
possible taken to the nearest
Number days planers operated, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fortune,
How. milk is contaminated was homestead, tw o miles away,
the country are anxious to have Newberg they lived for a time in
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burns, Mrs.
300.
them introduced. In Southern the house n o w occupied by next discussed. The common be­ where restoratives were applied.
Number days sawmills oper E. Tyndall, the Misses T. Tyn­
Oregon, the California or Valley Henry Mills, later moving to the lief that disease germs enter the A physician bad to be called from
dall, Grace Duncan, Ina Fortune,
ated, 170.
quail are abundant, and yet we home on Fourth and River milk sometimes through bad food Burns who made the 100-mile
Hurdles, 128; total output ot Neva Ritchey and Elva Fortune,
have none o f these birds in the streets, where her husband died the cow eats was discredited. trip in record time to aid the in-
hurdles, 180,000; number ol fe­ Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ritchey, Mr.
Udder forms of bacteria disease
Willamette V a l i e v , although
he
male clerics, 5; average daily and M ia J. W ., Fortune,
.Jure not uncommon, k t
wage, $2.00; number male clerks, and Mrs. Frank Zumwalt, Mrs.
University investigation found
a splendid addition to our
has since made her home.
15, average daily wage, $2.82; G e o r g e Devereaux, Me s s r s .
40
in a single drop.
o f game birds.”
i'
She joined, by request, the
MRS. ELIZABETH SPAULDING
number men in the woods, 103; Everett McCoy, Ned McCoy,
"In twenty-four hours th e
Both the California quail and Friends church, o f Newberg,
average daily wage, $2.65; nnm- Ovel McCoy, Tom Tyndall, Cecil
DIES WITHOUT WARNING
Bob-white quail are insect and April 2, 1901, remaining a loyal cow gives off a million disease
ber o f s k i l l e d workmen, 125; Fortune and Murl Fortune.
germs,” said the speaker. "The
weed seed eaters. They are not member until her death.
On last Sunday morning while
average daily wage, $3.00; num­
only excellent game birds, but
She was a member o f the intestinal germs a r e manure
Mrs. Elizabeth Spaulding, the
ber o f unskilled men, 205; aver­
COUEGE CUPPINGS
are most valuable birds from the Woman’s Relief Corps, doing germs, undesirable a n d e v e n
mother
o f Charles K. Spaulding,
age daily wage, $2.25.
economic standpoint, about any faithfully and gladly the work disease producers. T h e y are
was conversing pleasantly with
Daily capacity ol planers, 70,
Miss Florence Calkins is back
farming community.
which was hers to do in con­ present on the hair, the udder, relatives in the Oregon Electric
000 feet.
in school after having been out
It is strictly against the law to nection with that organization. and even the tail of the cow. A
depot in Portland, she suddenly
Daily output of planers, 70,000 for a few weeks on account of
trap any game birds in the State
By her cheerful, happy dis­ damp cloth should be used to dropped backward and expired
sickness.
feet.
o f Oregon, yet the State Game position and her kindness to all wipe them off before milking.
instantly.
Daily capacity o f sawmills,
The dormitory is again run­
Warden can by special written "Grandma Spaulding” , as she T h e Connecticut Experiment
She, in company with her
ning full force after having been
473.000 feet.
permit grant this privilege for was affectionately called, made Station found that care in this
granddaughter,
Miss Ila Spauld­
Daily output of sawmills, 304, closed during vacation.
scientific and propogation pur­ many friends, and we cannot but particular reduced the number of
ing, had been visiting with Mrs.
000 feet.
New Year’s was just like any
poses.
feel a sense o f loss as we think of germs two-thirds.
Samantha
Warner and Mrs. Alta
Total capacity o f sawmills, other day.
"Another easy means o f con­
her going from us. But most of
Crabtree
in
Portland and was
71.419.000 feet.
Emmett Gulley and Prescott
all will she be missed by the mem­ taminating milk is by milking waiting in the station for the
SHE
SHOULD
MARRY
A
MINISTER
Total output o f saw’mills, 51,- Jeals spent a part of vacation
bers of the immediate family, her with hands and clothes dirty, train to take her home when the
680.000
feet.
time visiting friends in Salem and
especially by washing with fore
" I f 1 were a minister’s wife,” son and his wife and the four milk. Covered milk pails reduce summons came.
Total capacity of planer mills, Portland.
grandchildren who survive her.
The deceased was a resident o f
21.900,000. feet.
A part of the Washington said a lady in the car, who was
Funeral services were conduct­ the danger of infection to about Newberg for a number of years
Total output of planer mills, ‘delegation” arrived in Newberg talking too loud not to be over­
ed at the Friends church in New­ one-fourth, since they reduce the and was held in good esteem by
21.900.000 feet.
several hours later than they heard, "you may rest assured I
berg on Tuesday afternoon by surface open to dust to one- a large circle o f friends here. Her
Amount paid to skilled work­ lad expected owing to the mud should take an interest—an act-
Rev. Charles 0 . Whitely, the fourth. In the University of Wis­ obituary will be found elsewhere
men, $63,650.
slides encountered on the wav. iv e interest—in m y husband's
consin dairy school the covered
pastor.
Amount paid to unskilled The trains from Seattle to Port- work. I should say to him:
pails were found to reduce the in this number ol the Graphic.
C.
K.
Spaulding
and
family
workmen, $124,814; $78,370 to and were held up several hours ‘ Richard, it you want to do well
desire herewith to give expres­ disease germs four-fifths to nine-
skilled, rest to woodsmen.
until the tracks could be cleared. next Sunday, preach short! If
NEW YEAR PARTY
sion of appreciation for the kind­ tenths. In Portland less than 1
Total salaries paid, $16,395. We would advise a pocket edi­ you want your congregation to
ness shown in their bereavement. per cent of the milk supplied is
Sash and Doors. Total out­ tion o f Stevenson’s "Enjoyment grow larger and larger, preach
One of the pleasant social
taken from covered pails.
put ol doors, 15,000; total out­ o f Unpleasant Places” for use in short! If you want to draw
Seamed milk pails are a men­ events of the holiday season was
them to this church, that church, EDMUND ROBINSON TRANS­
such emergencies.
put of sash, 6,000.
ace, since it is difficult and almost a party given by Mr. and Mrs.
and
the
other,
preach
short!
Al­
During
vacation
is
a
good
time
SASH AND DOORS.
FERRED TO SACRAMENTO impossible to keep them abso­ E. A. Plummer at their home on
ways
preach
short!
But,
Rich­
for
hunting
and
some
mighty
lutely clean. The water in which Sheridan street on New Yeareve.
McMinnville Planing Mill, Mc­
ard,
have
something
to
say,
al­
Nimrods
are
being
kept
in
con-
The
following
news
note
taken
they are scalded should lie scald­ The rooms were prettily decor­
Minnville.
ways!
Condense,
condense,
and
inement
at
P.
C.
these
days,
from the Carson City, Nevada, ing hot at the time, not cooled at ated in red and green. The even­
Newberg M ’fg . Co., Newberg.
ust ask about the ducks the condense, and then have an air News, will be o f interest to the all. The pails should not be ing was spent in playing games.
PLA N E R .
1 acuity got, or get the latest about you as if time were worth many friends ot Edmund Robin­ rinsed afterward with wel l The orchestra rendered several
Shumway, E .; 0., Sheridan. ‘ bear” story from Ralph Butt, something and you could not af­
son, who was a resident of New­ water. Sixty percent o f the wells good numbers.
SAWMILLS.
he latter and Professor Haw- ford to lose a minute of it.’
At midnight dainty refresh­
berg for several years:
about Portland are contami­
" I f on a Sunday morning he
Beatty, V. G., Amity.
cins are also reported to be con­
"E . Robinson, of the land office nated. The milk should be cooled ments of ice cream and cake were
Carlton, Con. Lmbr. Co,, Carl­ templating the publication o f a seemed to be in an extra amiable in this city, yesterday received as soon as possible, as warm served after which music was
map of Parrett Mountain, with mood, I would venture to say: notice from the Commissioner of milk is to the germs what the in­ again in order until well up in the
ton.
Cedar Creek Mill, on Cedar signs indicating the road to ‘ Richard, dear, don’t be all day General Land Offices at Wash­ cubator is to eggs.
wee small hours of the new year.
Newberg and the one toward in giving out your notices! Don’ t ington, D. C. to report at the
Creek, postoffice Yamhill.
In speaking of tuberculosis in A jolly good time was the verdict
blink over them and clear your Sacramento office on January 1st milk Prof. Beckwith insisted on of all present. It was with re­
C ook’s sawmill, postoffice Gas­ Wilsonville.
ton, Washington County.
The victorious alumni quintet throat, and go poking through and take charge of the same the weeding out the tuberculosis gret we finally bade our host and
Cole, John F., 8 miles north­ which vanquished the faculty them as if you Jjad never seen under the new rule, whereby the cows, but stated his opinion hostess goodnight. Those pres­
west Yamhill, postoffice Yamhill. team recently, will be seen in them before and were pondering Redding and the Sacramento that farmers should I k * recom­ ent were: Misses Edna and Mabel
action Friday evening, Jan. 3, them in your mind as you call land offices have been consoli­ pensated by the state for losses of Damon, Lila Rishel, Elsa Sharp,
Harriger Bros., Rex.
Hasburg’s sawmill, 4 miles when it will try conclusions with attention to them. Don’t I beg dated.
cows killed on this account until Eva Hadley, Maude Riehtmeyer,
from Dayton, postoffice Dayton. the "Varsity,” at the college you, Richard, read them straight
Olive Johnson, Mary and Helen
"M r. Robinson is an old resi­ the herds are once cleaned up.
Hutchens, O. B., 5 miles north­ gym. The a l u mn i will be forward and then say them all dent of this cit», having been in
“ The final remedy for most Scott, Nina, Mae and Freelove
strengthened by the presence of over again backward! There is the local land office for a number evils, he declared, is co-operation Plummer. Messrs Frank and
west Newlierg.
Kirk Bros., Cane Creek, post- Smith, last year’s "phenom,” nothing so tiresome.’
o f years.
following on a civic awakening Percy Sharp Cecil Hadley, Gar­
"I am not sure but some Sun­
who is home for a few days.
office Carlton.
"H e and his estimable family and education, since faults in the field Johnson, Arlington Rishel,
Long, Floyd, 10 miles north This game will be as good as day I should say: ‘ Richard, if will be greatly missed in this city, production o f clean milk are not Yernon Harrington, Dale Mel­
Sheridan, Sheridan, R. F. D. No.2. any to be seen on the local floor you get the least mite tedious to­ where they have made a large malicious, but result from care­ rose, David Smith and Harold.
day, I shalpuss writh my bonnet circle o f friends.”
March Lumber Co., Sheridan. this reason. Admission free.
Plummer.
lessness and ignorance.”
YAMHILL CO. SAW -
MILLS AND PRODUCTS
WHO CAN TRAP QUAIL?
IMPRISONED IN
WELL SIX DAYS
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