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m tr Rail Ml»' n. H. Sodtty ». N ewberg N E W B E R G , Y A M H IL L C O U N T Y . OREGON, T H U B 8 D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 27, 1913. 70L XXV bring 75 per cent more trees to SCHOOL NOTES CHART FOR CON- DISTANCE PLANTWC the acre than the rectangular AM ORCHARD and lends itself very nice District number seventy-four, WEEK The following table, prepared ly system to the filler system. on Chehalem Mountain, has in The maximum difference in ele by Prof. C. I. Lewis of the divi .♦‘Take a piece of paper and Stalled a new sanitary drinking vation of land in the United Hawaiùm Mancai sion bf horticulture of the Oregon figure the arrangement all out tank. States is 14,777 feet, according Havinf few Equals and no Agricultural College, shows the before you set the orchard. Do A local county institute is to to the United States Geological proper number of trees to use to not plant trees a t such a dis he held in the new school build Survey. Mount Whitney, the Receipts f o r the week have the acre in planting an orchard tance th at when you need to Itag a t LaFayette on Saturday, highest point, is 14,501 feet been: Cattle 1601, calves 12, Oq Wednesday night of next by the three systems, rectangular, thin them outthe trees will be too March 1st. We have arrange« above sea level, and a point in hogs 4286, sheep 4191, horses 70. far apart. Make a careful study week Byron's Troubadours will of the work a t first and it will what we believe to be a vfry in Death Valley is 276 feet below Cattle trade has been nomi gire a musical entertainment at Distance Rect Quin teresting program, and among sea level. These tw o points, nally steady, -showing l i t t l e help very much.” Wood-Mar Hall, beginning a t apart angular cunx ag the numbers will be a lecture by which are both in California, are change either way. Packers are 303 196 170 8:30 o’clock. Those who have 16x16 D r. Sisson, of R e e d College, less than 90 miles apart. This not buying any more beef than 134 239 164 heard the native Hawaiians sing 18x18 Portland. The evening program difference is small, however, as their immediate needs call for, 124 108 192 know something of the rich mel 20x20 will be fu rn is h e d by Pacific compared with the figures tor consequently outlet is more or 90 148 104 The Star theatre has secured ollege, and will consist of a Asia. Mount Everest rises 29,- less limited. %Two or three cars ody of their voices, a feature 20x22 132 87 for Friday anti Saturday of th ir * 76 peculiar to this race of people, 24x24 by President Pennington 002 feet above sea level whereas of 8.00 steers appeared in this 80 week two Vrtagraph comedies. 70 125 and on this occasion Newberg is 25x25 musical and literary num the shores of the Dead Sea are week’s run, but bulk of receipts 74 A short scene of the River Lee, 6ers by members of the faculty 1,290 feet below sea level, a total consisted of medium to good 114 64 going to be offered an oppor 26x26 100 64 Ireland. ‘‘The Great Drought,” Jnd students. The people of La difference in land heights of 30,- grades, selling 7.25 to 7.60. A 56 tunity to hear something that 28x28 56 a story with a moral. “ In the Fayette will entertain all visit 292 feet. Mount Everest has fair demand rules f o r choice 48 85 30x30 will please. 43 76 49 Aisles of the Wild,” a Biograph, ing teachers, and those who can never been climbed. The programs presented are in 32x32 cows and heifers a t current quo western of the unusual kind tak 33x33 40 46 71 structive, entertaining, amusing, remain for the evening session The greatest ocean depth yet tations. Bulls, stags, and calves 34 60 39 en in a lovely forest country, Will be cared for in the homes of found is 32,088 feet, at a point have sold steady to firm through and always contain something 36x36 32 which the camera has caught citizens of the town. 2 7 - 48 to please every one. This com 40x40 about 40 miles north of the is out. some perfect views of. This with 25 38 45x45 22 pany has gained a broad idèa of An ‘‘Egg Contest” has been land of Mindanao, in the Philip Swine market steady to strong the public’s taste for clean and “The distance to plant trees excellent music by Miss Alice arranged tor the pupils of the pine Islands. The ocean bottom with approximate gains of from w h o l e s o m e entertainment will depend somewhat upon the Arney, completes the program. county, and the prizes promised a t this point is therefore more 10 to 20 cents during the week. through their experience in tour variety of fruit you wish to grow Coming March 7 and 8', the by responsible men. The details than 11 Vi miles below the sum Receipts have been fairly liberal especially Monday’s run, which ing America and the countries of and upon the conditions under fourth series of ‘‘What happened will be sent to the teachers of mit of Mount Everest. which you are working,” said to Mary.” Coming March Sand the county in a few days. Europe. The difference in the land totaled 2500 head. As killers 6, Shakespeare’s ‘‘As You Lika. Mr. Lewis, discussing the ques The great variety of instru W e wish to make perfectly leights in Europe is about 15,- are in the market f o r pork strong, this big shipment and ments played by the Trouba tion. Where the soil is light in Tt,” in three reds presented by- clear to the people of the county 868 feet. • the normal ones following tailed dours, each a r t i s t being a character the trees can be plant the stars of the Vitagraph Com that t h e recent “Educational THE PATH TO SUCCESS to bear prices and nothing could thorough master, combined with ed closer together than on the pany. S chool Contest” carried on their harmonious songs, gives an low altitudes. On some of the among the schools, was not ar A New York minister wrote to Prevenl aviation. Bulk of sales DUNDEE NEWS ITEMS evening of pleasure long to be re uplands of eastern Oregon and ranged in this office. The firm seven prominent men a series of averaged 8.00 to 8.40, with sev- on some of the lands in western membered. that is carrying it on and giving questions as to their rules for eral loads selling at 8.15 and 8 . 20 . The company includes: Trou-’ Oregon, twenty-five feet will be Mrs. E. S. Greer is spending a away the sets of encyclopedias success in life. badours’ grand orchestra, saxa- sufficient for apples, but on very few days in Portland. He incorporated the replies in Mutton demand just steady is merely using this plan to in- Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allan re good soil thirty to thirty-five phone quartet and quintet, vocal sermon, and, although this for prime ewes and wethers. The |£rest the pupils in the. work. feet is preferable; pears twenty cently visited a t Amity, Oregon. ~ his firm is paying ail the ex- man is au eloquent preacher, this j a f f o r m a o f k a Q n j y n l p o a n j f s s» rhipfts trina, u artettes - «n ln s — 5 y - — — — n ----- --------- ---------- and choruses, trio—violili, ’cello to twenty-five f e e t ; peaches Roe Robison h a s purchased nses of the contest, even to was one of the best discourses ing. Yearling stock sold firm at 6.25. Lamb demand has abated and harp and the byrondolin, twelve to twenty; and prunes the ten-acre prune orchard postage that the partk-f- eighteen to twenty feet on the four persons playing on one in merly belonging bo W. S. Allan. . Among the secrets of success somewhat, due to approaching sometimes fail to put on strument, used only by this com poor soils, and twenty to twenty- Clark Smith and family left the envelopes in returning their mentioned were honesty, loyalty, 1913 season and desirable 1912 pany, piano soloist, tenor soloist, two feet on rich loams. Wednesday for Kalispell, Mon answers; so the county is not absorption in one’s work, depend lambs with wool on ore not be ‘‘We find cherries will need the violin soloist, cornet soloist, sax tana, where they will make their paying a single cent of the ex- ability, invention, earnestness, ing marketed. All the stock on aphone duettists and the follow maximum distance, though some home. enthusiasm, tenacity of purpose, this week’s market has been peASfc. sheared and sold 6.25 to 6.40. plant with fillers. The loss of ing instruments: Clarinet, trom and hard work. Samuel Hess, who had a stroke School Superintendent. bone, trap drums, orchestrabells, éherry trees from gummosis and of paralysis a short time ago, is As to whether it is hard work harp, mandolin,mandola,guitar, winter injury is great, so the recovering slowly, being able to LECTURE ON GARDENING or worry that breaks men down, ukalele (Hawaiian instrument), system of fillers can be practiced. walk a short distance. HIGHSCHOOL all agreed that hard work would ’cello, contra bass, tenor, alto, When the trees are first planted not endanger any one’s physical Prof. Bouquet, of the Oregon they will not need to be more John Crosby made a business About 200 people went to Mac or mental health, and two said Agricultural College, will lecture soprano saxaphones. on how to garden, a t Duncan’s Louis Dreaeel, Chicago—T h e than twenty to thirty feet apart trip to Dundee last week. He with the excursion last Friday that hard work is a tonic. Byron Troubadours are the finest and by the time they are mature will soon leave for Chicago where to see the N. H. S. basket ball Among the causes of failure hall at 2 o’clock, Saturday after musical organization I h a v e they will be about the right dis he has accepted a position with team play the M. H. S. team. w e r e mentioned intemperance, noon, March 1. This lecture is an auto truck company. ever heard." They were originally tance. They do not need to be Mac defeated Newberg by a score immorality, untruthfulness, cig given nnder the direction of the The Dundee Fruit Growers’ As engaged for two concerts, b u t planted thirty-five to forty feet of 14-18. The game was a last arette smoking, making a drudge Commercial Club, and special a t were so satisfactory that they apart in the beginning. Walnuts sociation h e l d an interesting one and anyone who saw the of oneself and getting into debt. tention is called to it, as this is meeting on Friday evening, com have been re-engaged weekly for require forty to sixty feet. iootball game Thanksgiving can A majority agreed that a col just the season to begin making pleting the incorporation of a ‘‘Before ordering trees deter-' nearly two months. realize the spirit with which the lege education is not necessary gardens. While this lecture is Reading, M ic h ., Hustler—As mine carefully the acreage you co-operative packing company. game was played Friday. Mac to success, though it might help intended more particularly for predicted, t h e Byron Trouba wish to plant and the system A goodly number of residents meets Newberg next Saturday the right sort of man. If not the farmer, yet it is a subject dours were by far the best a t you are to adopt in planting the of Chehalem Center and New at Newberg and it is hoped and the right sort it might prove a that should interest every one living in town as well. traction on t he entertainment trees- It will make a great deal berg attended the silver medal l>elieved that the score will look detriment. contest at Dundee on Friday of difference whether you plant course. T h e i r appearance at All agreed that religion is an It is earnestly hoped that gen different after the game. evening. The program, which eral interest will be taken in this Liberty Hall last week, Tuesday the -trees in rectangular, hex A meeting of the athletic asso asset, but one added that it must evening, drew the largest crowd agonal, or quincunx. The most was an enjoyable one, was ap ciation was held Tuesday after be “real and not lip cant or lecture, as Prof. Bouquet is pre pared, if desired, to give instruc of the season, and everybody common system of these is the preciated by one of the largest school. Managers for b a s k e t hypocrisy.” audiences the church h a s ever was delighted with the varied rectangular. In this system the All these ideas are old, you say? tions on landscape gardening square or rectangles are easily seen, even standing room being ball, base 'ball and track were Yes, but the beauty in these and how to beautify our grounds. program. elected. The result of the election Rev. R. C. Ransom, Chicago— cultivated, however, this does at a premium. Every number on is as follows: Arthur Stretch, men’s cases is that they have Our Civic Improvement Club The Byron Troubadours musical not give as many trees to the the program was well rendered, basket ball manager; Ralph Butt, tried their mottoes out in actual should take special notice of this entertainment at our church was acre as many other systems and the interest of course centering base ball manager; E v e r e tt life and have every one suc lecture. one of the most delightful musi they are not equally distributed on the six ladies who contested ceeded, some of them in an emi for the medal. The honors were George, track manager. The nent degree. LYCEUM NUMBER cal treats we have ever had. The over the land. High schoql expects to have both music, vocal and instrumental, ‘‘The hexagonal system means closely contested, M rs. D. A. base ball and track team this They have proved their words. was fresh, breezy and highly en that the trees are set out, six Magnus winning by a close mar year. The county meet will be The men that have won have Since it has been learned th at Governor Glenn will be unable to tertaining; not only in good form, trees in a circle, with the seventh gin. A large measure of the suc held a t Newberg this year. told us how they won, almost reach Newberg this season his but pure and elevating, and it tree in the center. When set out cess of the evening is due to Mrs. from t h e beginning of history. number on the lyceum course gives me pleasure to recommend this way the trees are equally Rhoda Poole, who had charge of There have been thousands of will be filled by Byron’s Trouba TWO IS COMPANY them to all churches and Chris distant whatever direction you all the arrangements, and to testimonials, and they have all dours who will be here on Wed look and the trees use equally Mrs. Frederick Hess, who coach tian organizations. sounded much like these. the ground and air space, so ed the Dundee contestants. Fol If you believe it girls, prepare The universality of the testi nesday night of next week. Re served seats will be on sale at that you have a splendid dis lowing is the program: Song, a little luncheon for two and mony is a proof of its truth. OUR LOVE FOR MAC tribution. It is not quite as congregation; scripture lesson come to the Baptist church on Thus the winners have planted Kienle & Son’s Music Store a t the usual price. easy to tell except when the trees and prayer, Rev. Erskine; song, Friday evening, February 28. guide-posts all along the road to We took the train one night to Mac are young. From a horticul choir; reading, contestant No. 1; Bring your lunch in your pock success, so that the wayfaring To see our boys play ball; reading, contestant No! 2; solo, tural point of view this system et or any old way to get it there man, even though a fool, need HEACOCK EMBARKS IN BUSINESS They didn’t do a thing to us, is not altogether satisfactory for little Margery Parrett: reading, only remember “enough for two" not miss the directions. They beat us that was all. Wm. Heacock, well known in Now please don’t smile at our hard fate. it does not lend itself so easily to contestant No. 3; sending, con and paper bags will be provided There afe many roads leading this city as a man of business the filler system. This system testant No. 4; solo, Miss Anna as receptacles for the lunches and from this main highway. For you may meet your betters, ability, has bought in with W. And then you’ll know just why I grieve, gives about 15 per cent more Thun; reading, contestant No. 5; a uniform charge will be made One is called intemperance. Be- E. White in the real estate and And tare at such strong fetters. trees to the acre than the-rect- reading, contestant No. 6; con for each. We want you to come ware of that. angular. sultation of judges; song, Alex and enjoy a social evening with Another is laziness. Shun it as i n s u r a n c e business. The firm Now I ’m not grieving quite so much name will remain White & Co. As some Would have you think, ‘‘The quincunx system is de ander Allan, Clifford Virgis, Ed us. Tell the boys about it, you would a pestilence. But I could tell you tales of Mac sirable where fillers are to be die Billichf E l m e r Warner; they’ve always got the appetite A third is untruthfulness. Do as at present. Which would cause your eyes to blink. u s e d . It means planning in reading, Mrs. Frederick Hess; and expenses will be light as the not let your feet stray this way. White & Co. report the sale of Oh, Mac is the place where they talk squares or rectangles and put reading Miss M a u d e Wills; committee in charge intend mak A fourth is named debt. You the Kirk farm, 2*4 miles north of so much presentation of medal, M rs. ting a filler in the center of the ing a very reasonable charge for will find pitfalls in this path. About their playing powers. town to Mr. and Mrs. William square or rectangle. When the Erskine; song, by choir; word of ' the lunches. Proceeds go for Avoid the byways. They lead Moore of LaFayette. The Kirks But please believe my statement here, They’ll need some grave yard flowers. orchard is mature t h e center thanks, Mrs. Pool; benediction, Home Mission work, are nowhere. take over some residence proper —Contributed. tree can be taken out. This will Rev. J. J. Alford. invited. Keep in the middle of the road. ty in LaFayette in the deal. U w A U V u a* i - I
