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NEWBERG. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1913.
COLORED WOMAN 3 COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
LOSS OF TWO
LIVES BY FIRE LICKS A WHITE MAN F u r n i s h e d by
Several Guesses
and Supervisor.
Little Effort Not W asted is Verdict of
Jury of W om en
Daughter Burned in Single
M n . H . F. Nelaon u d
No. 21
KINDNESS
MARKET REPORT
Relative to A p­ Speak to a Cow as You W ould Made b j
To a Lady.
pointment of State SupL O f
Portland Union Stock Yards.
Public Instruction.
T oo few breeders and dairy
February 28 , 1813 .
Both morning and evening
farmers give the needed recogni­
Since Prof. Robinson resigned
sions
o f the LaFayette Institute,
tion to the basis on which the
Grave.
An unchanged cattle market
It was quite an incident in the held March 1, were well attended. recently from the office of super­
dairy industry is founded—the this week with the exception o f
life o f the city when on Friday of The address o f Prof. Dodson on intendent of the P o r t l a n d
motherhood o f the animal fur­ Monday, when a f e w extra
On Friday o f last week a dis­ last week the colored population
“ Agriculture in th e Schools,” schools, and it has been pretty nishing the milk. One o f t h e
choice steers went over the scales
tressing catastrophe befell the of Newberg was hailed before
showed clearly the trend o f the generally conceded that State most successful o f the early Wis­
at $8.00 a n d $8.25. Bulk o f
family o f H. F. Nelson who lives Recorder Nelson, charged with
work toward industrial training; Superintendent Alderman is like­ consin dairymen had for h i s
steer transactions averaged $7.-
in thé northwest part o f New assault on the person of R. H
and Rev. Surgeon and Prof. ly to be appointed in his place, m otto: “ Speak to a cow as you
50 to $7.75, the same as a week
berg, resulting in the death o f Lightfoot, and when the first
Rutherford ably discussed “ What much speculation is rife relative would to a lady;” and when he
ago. Outlet has not broadened
Mrs Nelson and the only child,
women to s e r v e i n Yamhill the- Community a n d S c h o o l to the man who is likely to be
was
asked
ii
he
removed
his
hat
appreciably
and killers are not
daughter of seven years.
county on a jury held the “ bal­ Should do for Each Other.”
appointed by the Governor to
when
entering
the
stable
door
in
filling
coolers
with beef to ca­
The little one had been kept at ance o f power,” there being but
Literary and musical numbers serve out Alderman’s unexpired the morning, he replied that he
pacity. Butcher stock is some­
home from school on account
one lone man—pity him—allowed by the LaFayette school were term. Here is the latest from
certainly would do s o if h e what weaker. Best cow s sold
a cold and in the absence o f Mr a place in the box.
• given at the opening and were Salem:
thought he could get more milk at $6.75, bulk $6.00 to $6.50.
Nelson, who was away at work
Attorney Chapin appeared for interspersed in a pleasing manner
“ Rumors o f numerous e d u ­
thereby, writes a contributor to M ost o f the she stuff was only
Mrs. Nelson warmed some lard the prosecution and Mr. Butt
cators located in different parts Farm and Home.
throughout the program.
fair quality. M ost o f the heavy
mixed with turpentine, on the took a hand for the defendants.
T w o readings by Mrs. Hatch o f the state who are after the
What
owner,especially
in
test­
calves
were sold and the market
stove, and was bathing the Marshal Thomas was sent out
were well received and showed appointment to succeed L. R. ing, has not noticed that some is strong as usual. A good trade
child’s chest with *be ointment to bring in candidates tor a jury,
that the reader had received Alderman a s s t a t e superin­ one o f his milkers was able to in bulls at prices ranging from
A little of it was dropped on the
and being something o f a Jadies’ splendid training during her col­ tendent o f public instruction it
get more milk from the cows $6.00 to $5.00 was one o f the
stove by accident and it flashec man he soon had the court room
be succeeds in landing the super­ than were the other milkers. It
lege course.
few features. Generally the cat-
up, setting fire to the child
well filled with women. The jury
The a d d r e s s , “ Studies and intendency o f the Portland city is the personal equation, the re­ tie market is just steady. Good
clothes. In the mother’s efforts as finally made up was composed
Character,” by Dr. Sisson, of schools, are rife about the capital gard the cow has for her attend finished beef is in fair demand in •
to put out the nre'her own cloth of Mrs. J. B. Mount, Mrs. W. S.
Reed College, was a masterful building.
ant, that gives hand milking an limited quantities only.
ing was ignited, a n d h e n fount Parker, Mrs. M. Williams, Mrs. effort and was a literary treat to
“ Many believe that E. F. advantage over the machine; anc
The hog market is steady to
by neighbors who were attracted Frank Cummins, Miss Ella Nel­
Carlton, assistant state superin­ the more nearly the cow has
all who heard it.
strong,
15 t o 20 cents higher
hy their cries, both were outside son and Fred Kelley.
The evening program by Pacif­ tendent, is the logical man for adopted her milker in the place than a week ago. Liquidation
the house and most horribly
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks, the de­ ic College, o f Newberg, was well the place. Carlton was in the o f her calf, the greater will be bis has been light, while baying de­
burned. The child died during fendants, were accused by Mr.
arranged Nand was given to a office four years under J. H.
the day, but Mrs. Nelson linger«! Lightfoot o f using something large and appreciative audience. Ackerman and has continued in success as a milker. There is mand has not abated, a seller’s
until the following morning more than words in their efforts The literary and" musical num­ the office since the election o f Mr. usually a vast difference in re market in all particulars. Light
suits between the milker who swine have the call but good
when death ended her suffering to persuade him to be good, and
bers were repeatedly encored, Alderman.
gets a cow into position by push­ smooth and rough heavy varie­
Before her death, however, she they did not try to get very far and the lecture by Pres. Penning­
“ Another state house candi­ ing the leg of the stool into her
ties show proportionate gains.
was able to tell her husband away from t h e charge, Mrs. ton on “ The Supreme Good, and date is C. L. Starr, at least there
i lank and then kicks her on the Top loads brought 8.35 Thurs­
how the casualty occurred.
Sparks even hinting that she its Application to Education” is a strong rnmor that he courts shin to make her step back, anc
day and bulk of sales Monday,
Funeral services were conduct would, under provocation, give
was the crowning success o f the the position. He has not made the one w ho gains the same enc Tuesday and Wednesday averag­
ed at the Baptist church on Sun lim some m o’ , as he called her day.
a public declaration that he with patience a n d gentleness ed 8.00 to 8.15.
• day morning by A. T. Norwood vile names.
The hospitable citizens of La- ¡wants the office, but friends have Who can blame the cow for
Mutton buying confined to
the pastor, the attendance being
The jury evidently considered Favttte furnished a veritable ¡mentioned his name, and because
wanting
to
kick
the
first
man?
Tuesday.
Best wethers sold at
large, and great sympathy was that the colored woman who be­ banquet at the noon hour, and lo f his good standing generally,
Aside from the knowledge at 6.15. Market steady to weak.
expressed for the bereaved bus- gan the “ attack” acted under entertained ail ririting'teachersTne ¡»looked upon as a likely man
how
to feed in general and the Demand very slow. P oor quality.
band who is left entirely alone, provocation a n d consequently that cared to remain for the for the position. Starr is now
stndy
o f the special wants o f the Sheep difficult to selT. Receipts
tw o other children having died irought in a verdict o f not evening session.
secretary of the state tax com­ individual cows, t o a t t a i n comparatively smaller. Wethers
in infancy.
guilty. Mr. Kelley, the lone man
Undoubtedly it was a day well- mission. Formerly he was sup­ the greatest success a man must at 6.00 and ewes at 5.00 repre­
on the jury, who is o f a very re­ spent, and the inspiration re­ erintendent o f schools in Polk
win the affection of the cows. sent bulk prices on basis o f mar­
tiring disposition, o f course said ceived by those present will have county.
Some will say that* this cannot ket conditions. Lamb t r a d e
MOTOR CAR SHOW
‘me to o ,” this being the easiest a lasting effect on the school
County S u p e r i n t e n d e n t be done. But if the call and steady to slower. Tops at 7.00
way out of the dilemma.
Churchill, of Baker county, one growing yearling is treated gent­ for best w ool v a r i e t y . No
work of the county.
Not wishing to be outdon- by
The jury w a s photographed
Another institute will be held of the veteran educators o f the ly and kindly and then is stabled sheared stock offering. Market
other Northwestern cities, Port­ and taken to the picture show
in Carlton April 5, and the last state, is highly recommended to
land’s progressive automobile at the expense of Mr. Sparks, one for the school year in Willa- t h e governor. Superintendent and handled before freshening inactive and sticky. Tendency
like a cow, there will be no such o f entire sheep market is weak.
dealers will stage a m otor show their pictures appearing later in
Churchill has held the Baker thing as breaking the heiter to
mina M ay 3.
during the week o f March 17-22. the Oregonian, and the dove o f
An educational rally will be position for 20 years and is said milk; she will take it as the reg­
While it will not be the most peace hovers over our quiet and
HOW TO PRUNE ROSES
held in Masonville, No. 13, to I* as well liked now as when ular thing.
elaborate n o r pretentious dis­ orderly city.
March 8, and one in Happy Val- he first began service in that
play o f gasolines chariots ever
; county.
The hybrid perpetual and ever-
ley, No. 84, March 15.
held, it will give the public and
OF INTEREST TO THE LADIES dooming roses are commonly
No. 69, Coast Creek school, I “ Another man who is mentioned
sub-dea’ers a long-sought oppor­ LOW WAGES AND THE
not pruned hard enough. The
makes up in enthusiasm what it is Superintendent Bragg, of the
tunity to compare the cars side
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC lacks in numbers. Although but La Grande schools. Mr. Bragg The ladies of Newberg will take jest flowers are grown on young
notice that on Wednesday and w ood and the aim should be to
by side. This is the chance many
three pupils are in attendance, is a member of the state text book
Thursday
o f next week I will be cut them back enough to induce
have been pntienily waiting for.
Chicago, March 1.—F ift e e n they are preparing to have a Commission.
prepared
to
exhibit a full and a strong growth which will bear
It is certain that the show will
“ There have been rumors.that
lundred white men and three school garden and will do some
complete line of spring millinery
lure thousands o f prospective
few fine flowers rather than a
lundred negroes live off the earn­ Manuh.1 Training work, as well the governor has certain female
for
ladies, Misses and children. ot o f common o n e s . Long,
buyers and scores of country
educators
also
in
mind,
but
their
ings of “ white slaves” and w om ­ as some sewing. Miss D e lla
agents and those who are look­
names have not been given out.” You are cordially invited to call straggling growth can be cut
en o f the underworld in Chicago, Blomberg is the teacher.
and examine the stock and see lack in the fall, but pruning
ing for the right kind of a car to
according to testimony given to ­
Miss Cushing o f No. 31, Fair-
the new creations for the season. should generally be delayed un­
engage in the business. Upwards
day by a former cadet to the dale has resigned and will go to SPELLING SCHOOL AT
Remember the dates, Wednesday til spring, according to a Farm
o f thirty-five makes o f pleasure
state commission investigating Montana. Mrs. Ruth Armstrong
BAPTIST
CHURCH
and Thursday, March 12-13.
cars and fifteen brands of com­
and Home expert.
vice conditions in Illinois. The will finish the term. Miss Cush­
Mrs. S. M. King.
mercial vehicles will be on dress
Many successful rosarians cut
witness was listed as “ H.R. F.,” ing carries with her the well
Come to the old fashioned
parade.
lack their bushes to within one
and declared that he knew what wishes o f the entire district.
spelling school at the Baptist
That the show comes at an
oot o f the ground and also re­
FARMERS MEETING
le was talking about, as he said
Miss Lelah Hevland, of Fair- church Thursday evening, March
opportune time for the country
move
all weak shoots. The aim
he had been in close touch with view, No. 25, has also resigned, 6, at 8 o ’clock. Prizes for best
dealers is sell evident. Few have
On
Saturday
afternoon
at
2
should be to cut off from one-
the underworld for many years. much to the regret o f the patrons spellers. Candy, ice cream and
closed t h e i r 1913 contracts.
Lieutenant-Governor Barratt and pupils. Miss Hevland has cake for sale. Admission 10c. o ’clock H. F. Cutting, national lalf to two-thirdsof theprevious
They will not do so until road
O’ Hara, head o f the commission, done a great deal to create an Everybody invited. Object—to organizer for the Farmer’s Socie­ season’s growth and to remove
conditions are good. This is yet
liter hearing testimony which interest in school affairs in this raise money for missions. Come ty o f Equity, will speak at Dun­ all dead, frozen and weak canes.
several weeks distant. Coming
:ended to show that many vic­ district, and we are very sorry and enjoy helping a good cause. can’s Hall. A general invitation There is little danger o f cutting
in the latter part of March, the
is extended to farmers and others off too much.
tims o f white slavers took their to lose her from the teaching
combined exhibit gives the small­
irst downward step because o f force of the connty. Mrs. staf- , DONT CALL CENTRAL FROM MERE to attend.
er agents the chance to look ow wages, ordered a list o f these
W. R. Everest, Sec.
ford will take her place.
APT. H .S. MALONEY SURPRISED
CURIOSITY WHEN THE FIRE
over the cream o f the field before
employers to be prepared and
Much interest in industrial i
making a decision.
ALARM IS SOUNDED
subpoenas issued for their pres­ work and the Fair is manifested I
FREE PIANO RECITAL
The married children of Capt.
ence before the committee.
in every school visited, and every­ Ten operators could not an­
I. S. Maloney contrived to sur-
ATTENTION OF GIRLS AND WOMEN “ It does not matter whether thing indicates that the 1913 swer all the calls that come in There will be a piano recital at irise that gentleman on the oc­
those responsible for existing Fair will have a much greater
at that time. Some hold the 8 o ’clock on Friday evening, casion o f h i s 64th birthday
conditions live on the Lakeshore influence on the pupils of the
line indefinitely and ask all kinds March 7, at the Methodist church anniversary l a s t Friday, by
Dr. Amelia Ziegler, of Portland, )rive or in the slums, we are g o ­ county than that .of 1912.
of questions, preventing our at­ by the respective pupils o f Mrs. walking into his household qnd
will speak in the Friends church ing to drag them in the public
tention to important calls that C. B. Wilson and Miss Jessie ireparing a nice dinner. N o t
on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 ight,’ ’ said O’ Hara.
MILLINERY OPENING
should h a v e prompt answer. Britt. Admission will be free laving any knowledge o f such
o ’clock, to girls from 12 to 16
and everybody is most cordially purpose the surprise to the Cap­
The Masters Millinery Com­ We request that subscribers do
years o f age, on mental, moral
invited.
tain was complete. Had Capt.
and physical hygiene of the de­ WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY” pany announces their spring and not call up about a fire unless
directly
interested,
then
we
can
Maloney remained in the regular
summer millinery opening Friday
veloping age; at 3 o ’clock she
wait
upon
those
who
are
entitled
army
service, in which he was a
KINDERGARTEN
will address girls over 16 years
The fourth story of this series and Saturday, March 7 and S.
commissioned officer atone time,
o f age and mothers on mother­ will be shown at the Star Thea­ The ladies of Newberg and vicini- t° a prompt answer.
he would have been eligible for
The
Kindergarten
will
re-open
ty
are
cordially
invited
to
call
Newberg
Telephone
Company.
hood-diseases that originate in tre Friday and" Saturday of this
Tuesday, March 11, a t 906 First retirement on this birthday. So
‘‘*7 ” , ___
vice, etc. Dr. Ziegler has given week, afternoon a n d evening, and inspect our hats, with which
M am aga Licenses
street. Hours, 9 to 11:30 a. m. far as he knows he is the young­
much time and thought to these March 7 to 8. Also three other we have taken unusual care both 1
Hattie Bickford, age 48, to Mrs. Hurlston will be glad to see est Civil War veteran living in
subjects, and no girl or mother films, with appropriate'music by in workmanship and style. Cor-
the parents Monday, 2:30 p. m. Oregon.—Telephone-Register.
ner First and Blaine streets.
'John Holt, age 50.
can afford to miss hearing her.
Miss Alice Arney.
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