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NEWBERG. YAMHILL COUNTY. OBE&ON. THUB8DAY; FEBRUARY 20, 1913.
No. 19
• young Miller accompanied his
LIFE OF JOAQUIN
FIFTH NUMBER OF
ELEVATOR KILLS
j parents across the plains to tHe SHETLAND PONY FREE
M H I E D K E N n E l l Pacifc Coast. The family took
BOWERMAN TWIN
LYCEUM COURSE
lYULLCA 10 C n l 'C ^ ; up a Government claim in Lane
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M ARffT REPORT
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The Portland Union Stock Yards M ads b j Secretary
Donate A Pony For a PrÜe.
Portland Union Stock Yards.
County, Oregon, near thé present
February 14, 1913.
S o n o f Ex-Actinf Governor The A llsr Trio Wednesday Night, Poet of Sierras Dies in Mountain site o f the town b f Coburg.
Cabin Near Oakland,
Crushed in Electric L ift
February 26th.
Every school boy and girl in
Receipts for the week have been;
California.
the state will be delighted to
cattle
1027; calves 7; bogs 3088;
know that they are - going to
The fifth number o f the lyceum
Sad in all the circumstances
sheep
5806.
have an opportunity again this
Shn Francisco, Feb. 17.—Joa­
that surrounded it was an acci course will be ¿iven on Wednes­
This week’s cattle market has
year to win a Shetland pony at
dent which occurred a t 3:30 day night o f next week when the quin Miller, the poet o f the f ie r ­
been
full o f surprises. The broad­
It is estimated that 50 to 75 the State fair. The Portland
„ o ’clock yesterday .afternoon at Aller Trio will appear before a ras, died today in his one-room
ened outlet made possible by ac­
the Knickerbocker Apartments, Newberg audience for t he first cabin, which he built with his acres of land will be required for Union Stock Yards Company are
the
proposed
poultry
breeding
giving the pony and it will be a tive bidding on the part o f kill-
and which resulted in the death time. The company consists o: f own hands in the Piedmont hills
cry, large and small, caused a
o f little Tom Bowerman, one o f Miss Charlotte Bergh, soprano, many year« ago. His wife was farm at the Oregon Agricultural nice one. Nothing in all t h e
sudden reaction in beef values
the tufin sons of Jay Bowerman, Mr. H. J. Nelson, celloist and with him. The end came a t 3 College, to supply the farmers^of prize list at the State fair last
and the tendency o f the market
o ’clock in the afternoon, with the state with stock from strong year attracted anything like the
' formerly Acting Governor o f the Miss Clara Marie Bull, reader.
points
upward. Demand f o r
Warm sunshine f l o o d i n g the laying hens. When the farm is attention t h a t the Shetland
state, says Wednesday’s O r e ­
prime
heavy
steers was argent
spy i
room where lay the author of properly Stocked and equipped ponies did.
gonian. While his father was
with buildings and fences, it is
This pony w ill be given to the enough to make a “ sellers” mar­
“ Songs of the Sunland.”
a w a y at Salem and his mother
ket and the former top o f 8.00
Ten minutes after the aged expected that it will be entirely boy or girl who makes the best
out paying a call, the lad was
exhibit o f livestock at the State was easily obtained. The bulk
poet had died his daughter, self-supporting.
crushed between theelevatorand
T h e cost of the plant, it is fair next fall. That exhibit must of steers were of good quality
Juanita, arrived with Dr. J. C.
the wall so badly that he died
and averaged 7.50 to 7.80.
Stout, who has been attending thought, will be about as fol­ consist o f at least one trio or pen
soon afterwards. • H e was ex­
Butcher stock was firmer al­
actly 2 years old.
' V. him since his fanal_ illness came lows: Land, $7,000; residence, o f chickens or ducks, tw o pigs though
the prime stuff was
last Thursday, but the daughter $2,000; _ b a r n , $500; poultry and a sheep. The boys and girls
But a few moments before both
scarce.
Cows
at 5.85, heifers at
houses,
$1,000;
fencing,
$500;
who compete for the pony wil
and physician were too late for
the little children had been out
the farewell. Colonel John P. team, $400; implements, $400; have an opportunity to compete 7.00, bulls a t 6.00 3nd stags at
in their buggy with their nurse.
6.50 are extreme quotations for
Irish, o f Oakland, Miller’s closest incidental supplies, $200; total for several other valuable prizes
It was their birthday anniver­
quality
offering. Receipts have
also. In the poultry contest
personal friend, reached the little $ 12 , 000 .
THE ALLER TRIO
sary and they had just returned
been
small
compared with last
Dr. James Withy combe, direc­ there will be good prizes for the
to the house and entered the
Tickets tor reserved seats are home less than five minutes after
tor o f experiment stations in winning trio o f each breed. J. week and almost devoid o f con­
elevator.
on sale at Kienle & Son’s Music death came. It had been his in­
tract shipments.
The door was closed and the store at the usual price. General tention to take the poet to an Oregon, i n his biennial report M. Garrison offers $5.00 cash to
Ascendency of swine prices oc­
states that the fact that egg lay­ the boy or girl making the larg­
Oakland hospital.
nurse had just pressed the but­ admission 35 cents.
curred
on three different occa­
ing is a hereditary characteristic est ancLbest exhibit o f poultry.
ton, when Tom, who had been
MEDICINE NOT TAKEN
Owing tb the fact tha£ this
has been conclusively proved by The State Poultry Association sions until 8.00 was finally
standing behind her, rushed to number comes on Wednesday
Earlier in the afternoon h*
reached Thursday. As the close
the front of the elevator. In a night, the opening number will be spoke frequently to his wife and the work done at the college gives a fine cup for the best pen
last
Saturday was weak at 7.45
o f birds (one male and four fe­
second his body was caught be­ delayed until 8:30 o ’clock in to his daughter, Juanita, whom station.
“ Experiments have also shown males). “ Poultry Life” also gives the upward flight represents a
tween the elevator and the shaft. order to give those who desire to he addressed in tenderest tones.
big half dollar. Apparently the
An Ambulance Service car bear­ attend their regular prayer meet­ His eyes g l i s t e n e d w ith’ love that there is a very wide range a fine cup for which they can
bulk
of swine holdings has been
ing Dr. C. M. Barbee rushed the ing services an opportunity to when he gazed upon the figure o f in egg production among hens of compete. Hauser Brothers give
the same breed,” says Dr. Withy- an air gun to the’ child raising marketed and while public pork
l a d to St Vincent’s Hospital. get in on time.
his daughter kneeling beside the
combe. *F o r example, in a pen the most poultry by June 1st, consumption is not so heavy at
F o r tw o hours doctors did all
Charlotte Bergh, known as couch, with head bent in prayer.
this time o f year, there are scarce­
that was possible to save his the “ Girl Soprano of the North­ When his wife would endeavor o f Plymouth Rocks receiving and the Northwest Poultry Jour­
___
identically the same care and nal give# a year’s subscription to ly enough hogs to satisfy the de-
life, without avail. Just after west,” is o f Norwegian descent, to persuade him
to take themed-
o f product Km every prior wiuner h i tampon
6 o ’clock he died.
possesses a pure soprano vdlce cine" prescribed fo t him this W -j
was
from
12
to
259
eggs m one department. The boy who fits ket is showing unusual strength,
His father reached the hospital o f three octave range, capable o f ternoon,* he gently pushed her
year. It would seem, therefore, and shows the best sheep will which may be speculative. A t
in time to see his boy alive, but singing the “ Mad Song” from land aw ay and said:
that if a breeding plant could be get a good cash prize and the any rate the eight cent hog mar­
only for a few minutes.
“ Don’t let that mislead you.”
“ Lucia” or the simplest sacred
one who does the best in the pig ket has arrived again, even it
The boy’s full name was Thom­ songs such as “Jesus Savior Pilot
Since his collapse last Thurs­ established f o r supplying to
temporary. Supply and demand
as Benton Bowerman, and his Me.” Unhesitatingly we s a y , day Miller frequently spoke of. farmers, on a large scale, cock­ feeding contest, feeding and ex­
will determine future price levels.
twin brother is William J.,*while “ ah e will please.’ ’-‘ George H. Colonel Irish, his lifelong friend, erels bred from heavy laying hibiting tw o pigy and furnishing
Sheep house business was brisk
an account o f same, showing
there is another and elder boy, Aller, Boise, Idaho.
and reminded his w i f e and strains, it would be o f tremen­
during
the week when opportun­
dous financial interest t o the cost, profit, etc., w ill receive a
\ D a n , who is 7 years old.
And I must tell you how much daughter and attending physi­
state. The poultry industy is liberal prize which we will tell ity offered. A few cars of choice
I like Miss Bergh’s singing. She cian that he and Irish had made
becomming rapidly very impor­ you all about in another story yearling wethers featured at 6.25
is a most delightful soloist and a pact over 26 years ago where­
tant, and if the average egg pro­ and in the prize list which will and several bunches of ewes at
you may refer to me for a recom­ by either one o f the tw o men
5.15. Mutton demand seemed
Mrs. Sarah Ann Schuck was mendation any time you like. was to complete funeral arrange­ duction per hen can be increased soon be published. The total
to be steady although not urgent.
born in Henry County, Iow a, Her easy natural w ay and her ments for the other. The poet materially, it would mean, of value o f prizes offered the children Good lambs found a ready sale
M ay 15th, 1839, and died at accuracy, enunciation, and best frequently spoke o f his wife’s sis­ course, much greater financial at the State fair this year is over at current quotations. One lot
$3,000.
Newberg, FeTmihry 13, 1913, at o f all her delicious voice, won me ter, Miss H attie Leland, o f New returns.
of 490 head sold “ off the cars”
In the breeding work for an
the age of 7 3 'years,* 8 months completely.—J. R. Ellison.
York City, and a brother, George
at
7.50.* The extreme top on
egg production, t w o methods
and 28 days. When but 13 years
Miss Clara Bull, reader o f the Melvin Miller, a broker o f Eu­
prime fed lambs is considered
old she crossed the plains with company, more than , charmed gene, Or., who had spent a month are followed: First, by the selec­
7.25 to 7.35.
her parents and settled in Yam­ the audience with her selections. with him at the Heights several tion of breeding stock from exist­
ing breeds and varieties; second,
hill county, which county has She was called back three and weeks ago.
Everyone who wants t o see
by crossing to establish a new
been her home ever since 1852. four times after every number.
BODY TO BE CREMATED
a
good,
clean, hard-fought bas­
In the year 1855 she was married —Blair, Oklahoma.
Following the wish of the poet, breed or variety that will excel
ket ball game should see the Col­
to Daniel D. Deskins and moved
Miss Clara Bull is a talented his body will be cremated. Years in laying a n d general utility
News dispatches from McMinn­
lege and McMinnville play Sat­
on to the D. D. Deskins D. L. C. young woman. Her selections ago he entered into a pact with qualities. It is thought from
urday evening. ‘ There will be a ville inform us that the metropo­
which comprises Newberg north •were received with much ap­ Colonel Irish that whichever of the progress already made, that
preliminary game between the lis o f Yamhill is about to ex­
o f First street, and on this farm plause and her character imper­ them survived should see to it within a few years the latter re­
second teams o f the tw o schools. perience a new growth and ad­
she spent her life and with her sonations were the hit o f the that the body was burned. He sult may be obtained.”
This should be a fast game as ditional business activity. The
husband helped to build up New­ evening.—A p a c h e , Oklahoma, expressed the wish that his ashes
the P. C. second won at Mac by commercial organization h a s
berg and community. T o them Apachan.
might be scattered to the winds
just tw o points. Then the real taken on new life and efforts are
four daughters were born, all o f
Herr Nelson has proved him­ o f the Golden Gate.
being made to secure new indus­
whom are living. They are Mrs. self to be, during the time from
Of all California poets, Miller’s On last Monday afternoon the contest will begin. The t w o tries. Good for “ Mac.” But it
Ellen Todd, of McMinnville, Mrs September u n t i l the present, work is said to reflect most per­ little five-year-old daughter of teams are evenly matched and is also recorded that an effort
Caroline Goodrich, of Dayton, under my tuition, a diligent and fectly the primitive grandeur of Mr. and Mrs. August Schaad who the boys are practicing hard to will be made to secure the publi­
Miss Emma Deskins, o f Newberg, teachable student of the cello. the West. He w rote o f the Mve on a farm two and a halt get into condition. On their own cation o f a daily newspaper
and Mrs. Edith Holt, o f Heppner. —Richard Callies, o f the Rically mountains and the plains, and miles.east o f Newberg, was se­ floor they won from us only by there, and that is where the pro­
These four daughters and many String Quartet of Berlin. -
penned the epic o f the pioneers. verely wounded by a stray bullet a desperate spurt during the last moters make a mistake. While
other relatives survive Mrs. Des­
Mr. N. J. Nelson is a young His admirers say that he was a from her father’s gun and is now few minutes o f play. However, a well-conducted and prosperous
kins. While they mourn her as man o f undoubted talent and true poet o f nature. His educa­ in St. Vincent Hospital in P ort­ the boys are determined not to daily paper is of vast benefit to
let this happen again. The line­
a dear mother and grandmother will surely win a high place in tion was scant, but he did not land.
up will probably be: Parker, any community, to launch such
and friend to all, they are not as the musical world.—C. F.Steckel- require hooks for his inspiration.
Mr. Schaad, who was not
an enterprise before the city w a r­
those that are without hope for berg, Director of String Depart­ From the rugged mountains, the aware that the little one was out Replogle, forwards; Gulley, cen- rants it, or before the available
some forty years ago Mrs. Des­ ment, University School of Music endless praires, from the stirring of the house, shot at a squirrel t e r; Butt, Haworth, guards. msiness will support it, is to in­
kins was baptized by P e t e r Lincoln, Nebraska.
incidents of the founding of the with a 22 rifle and was horrified Come and help us beat Mac. vite financial disaster. It costs
Ball Fan.
Schuck, an nucle, a preacher in
Western Empire he drew the in­ on hearing the child cry out that
monei', and lots o f it, to publish
the Christian church, and she has
spiration for his verses. He she was shot. Dr. Romig was
a daily newspaper, as the writer
since lived a consistant, conse­
wrote joyously and spontane­ called and on making examina­
knows from years o f experience,
A t the regular business session ously the “ Songs o f the Sierras,” tion found that the bullet had
crated Christian life. She was a
and no community should aspire
o
f
the W. C. T. U., which was and the songs of th e“ Sunlands,” penetrated th e stomach and
charter member .and liberal sup­
As I have been driven away to this metropolitan adjunct to
porter of the l o c a l Christian held last Wednesday, it was and it was the vigorous breath lodged somewhere in the body. from home by unkindness and its institutions until it numbers
church. She will not only be voted that the departments have of the open, his friends say, that They hurried away to Portland mistreatment, I c a n n o t p a y at least 5,000 inhabitants, un-
missed from the home but sorely joint meetings in the future, al­ captivated his early readers.
on the evening train and placed any more bills for the family; ess there is a well-defined de­
missed by her church apd will be lowing one hour lor the lessson
From childhood his was a stir­ the child in the hospital. It was and furthermore, expect what I mand. A well-supported, aggres­
in Parliamentary L a w . T h e ring, eventful life. He was born found that the bullet had passed have paid to be returned to me sive and well-edited weekly is
kindly remembered by All.
Funeral services were conduct­ next meeting will be held on in the Wabash district o f Indi­ through both walls of the stom­ at the earliest possible date, as much more advantageous to any
ed at the home on Saturday Wednesday, February 26, at ana, November 10, 1841, and ach and lodged, though it was the husband is supposed to sup^ community than a poorly pa-*
morning at 10 o ’clock by Rev. 2:30 p. m. at the home o f Mrs. was c h r i s t e n e d Cincinnati^ not probed for as the case was port his family, and not he spoil­ tronized and poverty stricken
George C. Ritchey, pastor o f the David Johnson. Great interest Heine. *Hia father was o f Quak-. considered too critical. Thedoc- ed by a favor at the time that is daily. I f McMinnville is mindful
Christian church, and interment is being taken in the study of er stock and his mother a worn-1 tor thinks the child will recover to be returned soon as it can o f its own interests, it w ill forget
w as made in the family lot in the Parliamentary L aw and the an o f exceptional strength of unless complications
set in, well be done.—Bell Sutton. Dun­ about that daily stunt for a few
course is proving a great success. character. At the age of eleven which he very much fears.
Dundee cemetery.
dee, Feb. 16.
years yet.
ESTIMATES FOR PLANT
FOR BREEDING LAYERS
QBl MTUARY OF MRS. S. A. DESKINS
MCMINNVILLE YS NEWBERG
SATURDAY N I G H T
FATBERiy ADVICE FROM •
THE DALLAS OBSERVER
LITTLE GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
JOINT W. C. T. U. MEETINGS
DRIVEN AWAY FROM HOME
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