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VOL XXV
POPULATION OF OREGON
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY,
G raphic
N. THURSDAY. APRIL 17, 1913.
CORVALLIS CONSIDERING
CHEAPER PAVING
] land on Saturday.
No. 27
TOM WORD DOES
•V THINGS AT TROUTDALE
’ ’ ^ A H ttle daughter Came to the
Of the total population o f Ore
Wm. Wilson home on Tuesday.
gon 416,851, or 62 per cent are
Mr. Robb and family recently
native whites o f native paren
G. O. Bassett has handed the
Upon his promise to resign the
from Scotland have been visiting
tage; 135,238, or 20.1 per cent Graphic the following clipping
office'of Mayor1 of Troutdale im
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson.
are native whites o f foreign or from the Corvallis Gagette-Times
mediately,
s. A. Edmondson, »
R. W. Swink has bad bis lawn
mixed parentage; and 103,001 for publication:
Ratoon-
keeper
of 4 4 * « 4 village,
leveled and seeded and has 'built
or 15.8 per cent, areforeign-b^rn
Following the visit o f D. C.
was
released
from the comity
a lawn fence along the front of
whites. The corresponding per Howard and F. G. Dessery, o f
jail yesterday morning a f t e r
the lawn on Ninth street.
centages in 1900 were 61.9. 29.5 L o s Angeles, w h o presented
spending the night in confine
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Greer en
and 13, respectively, the propor t h e merits o f asphalt mac
ment on a charge o f selling liquor
tertained the Otterbrook orch-
tion o f foreign-born whites hav adam street paving, there is
to a minor, says the Oregonian.
ardists at a buffet supper on Fri
ing increased somewhat daring much favorable consideration o f
“ What right have y o q to be
day evening. After supper the
the decade. The percentage o f this class of paving. At the opera
M ayor o f a town?” asked Sheriff
evening was spent with .games
Chinese and Japanese is 1.6; of house Wednesday evening Mr.
Word brusqnely, when he visited
and music.
Indians, 0.8; of negroes, 0.2. In Howard made statements a n d
Edmondson’s cell.
At a meeting of the Dundee Co “ None, I guess,” replied Ed
26 of the 34 counties, the per showed pictures o f this paving
operative Fruit Growers and mondson. .
centage of foreign-born whites is laid in Southern California that
Packers association on Saturday
less than 15; in 6 counties it were convincing t o many not in
Other conditions imposed upon
evening the report o f the com the prisoner-Mayor were that he
ranges from 16 to 25; and in 2 clined heretofore to give serions
mittee on selection o f a building should sin no more in the con
counties exceeds 25. In 3 coun consideration to such paving.
site
was adopted and a purchas duct o f bis saloon business, and
ties the proportion o f native Photos of asphaltic macadam
ing
agent
for the site appointed. that he should pay the expenses
whites of foreign or mixed paren laid from tw o to seven years
W. G. Allen, ot Salem, was in o f Harold Brnndige back to
tage exceeds one-fourth.
showed as superbly as any pav Evangelist J. C. Crook* and w
Meeting*
in
the
DundOe
Dundee on business on Monday. Camas, Wash. Brnndige is the
Of the urban population, 55.4 ing, and the statement that no
percent are native whites o more o f this pavement was be
Mrs. Postel, o f LaFayette, boy to whom Edmondson sold
native parentage; o f the rural, ing laid w a r disproved - by the
comes to Dundee each Saturday liquor.
67.5 per cent- The correspond citation o f extensive contracts
Eagerness to participate in a
Mrs. Effie Barnard, o f Eugene, and has a display o f millinery at
ing proportions for n ativt whites now under w ay, and others just
meet
o f the Oregon State Trap
the
store
o
f
W.
J.
Gordon.
The
visited Miss Nellie McNeill the
o f ioreign or mixed parentage are let. With members o f the coun
shooting
League, in which Trout
ladies o f this vicinity are glad to
last of the week.
H.
P.
Cutting,
national
orgatT
22.8 and 17.9 per cent, respec cil and citizens, rock and gravel
dale a n d Portland contended
H. C. Bennett book-keeper of have an opportunity to order
tively. The percentage o f for- in this vicinity was inspected, iter for the Farmers Society of
yesterday,
is said to have been a
the U. S. bank at Newberg and goods o f that kind right bere at
eign-bom whites Is 18.6 in the and after the city’s streets were Equity, lectured before a very
contributing
factor to Edmond
Mrs. Bennett visited Mr. and home.
enthusiastic
audience
at
G
rot*
urban population and 12.6 in inspected. Mr. Howard stated
son’s quick decision.
Mrs. Swink oh Sunday.
the rural, the percentage o f Chi that a first-class asphaltic mac hall on Monday evening. A ft t t
Further reprisals are threat
At the county spelling contest
nese and Japanese is 2.7 in the adam can be laid here at a total the lecture a local branch oi the
ened in the case o f the Troutdale
urban and 0.6 in the rural. The cost of $1.45 or tessi—drainage, society was organised with the held at McMinnville on Satur
Tow n Marshal, w h o holds a
negro population is very largely excavation a n d street surface. following officers: President, T. day, Ralph Bennett o f thefourth
special Deputy Sheriff’ s c o m
For the first time in tbe history mission. This official, says Sher
urban, and the Indian popula He invited rigid inspection and A. Harper; vice president, H. B. grade o f the Dundee school won
secretary-treasurer,
H.
Powell:
a
silver
medal
for
a
perfect
record
of
Yamhill County, imprison iff Word, was in the saloon o f
tion almost entirely rural.
even proposes to come here later
E.
Crowell.
Delegates
were
ap
in
spelling.
This
is
the
first
time
ment for debt has been used. Edmonson Saturday night when
In the total population of the and lay a sample block o f the
state there are 384,265 males paving. He will guarantee his pointed to attend the county as a silver medal honor hascome to Early in this month. County it was raided. His commission
Clerk Jones on motion 6i A ttor w ill be revoked a t once.
and 288,500 females, or 133.2 paving as strongly as any com sociation held at Fern w ood oq the Dundee district,
Wednesday
and
the
state
con
veh-
males to 100 females. In 1900 pany w i l l guarantee paving.
Dewey Crawford, an electrician ney B. A. Kliks, of McMinnville,
t h e ratio was 129 to 100, That this paving would stand tion at Portland on Saturday.
r P. E. & f i. Co.‘, went to Port- issued what is known as an “ Ex
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Crooks,
ecution a g a i n s t the body”
Among native whites the ratio water conditions as successfully
on Saturday.
evangelists
o
f
distinction,
will
against H. M. Abbott and Chas.
is 119.5 to 100 and among for as other paving o f similar kind,
A l b a n y , O r e ., April 11—
Mr. and Mrs. John Devore L. Thornton on a judgment re
eign-born whites 209.9 to 100. M r Howard pointed to places in begin a series o f meetings in the
visited in Salem for tbe week end. covered by W. E. Matthews last (Special.)—Pearl Wiberg a n d
In the urban population there the beach cities where some o f i t ,ohurch at Dundee Thursday even-
Ernest Wiberg, sons o f N. P.
Mrs. Evans, ot McMinnville, September in the circuit court of
are 131.2 males to 100‘ female, is under water about half th e, inS» A Pril 17- Mr. Crooks comes
Wiberg, ot Oakville, were drown
time and it stands. ¿ T h e visito r! highly recommended. He is a spent a few days with her son- this county.
and in the rural 134.9.
ed in Mdddy Creek near their
The s h e r i f f of Multnomah
advised that a comipitteebe sent I Plain speaker o f a full gospel and in-la w% Byron Stephens, last
home, today. The bodies were
to investigate conditions, to get Mrs- Crooks is a fine singer and week. Her husband, Mr. Evans, County arrested Mr. Abbott and
recovered
four hours after the
odged him in jail there on April
into California'and Consult with Pers° nal w o r k e r . Everybody passed away a week ago.
accident.
Secretary of State Bryan ad engineers and property owners within reach would do well to
Wm. Pool, Mrs. A. J. Barrell, 5th late in the evening, but on
The boys had set some traps
dressed tw o large audiences in in places where asphaltic mac- attend these services.
Lester Ryan, M. C. Bingham, Sunday morning was released on
on
the creek opposite their home
Philadelphia last Sunday on the adam is laid.
Please don’t forget tbe parents- Wm. Wilson and Mrs. Michel jail allowed by Circuit fudge
and were trying to cross the
benefits ot religion and the neces
teachers meeting the last Wed Miller were Newberg visitors on )avis. Mr. Matthews objected
creek
in an old scow. No one
sity for training the young. A t
that no bail could issue. A w rit
nesday in the month.
Wednesday.
witnessed
the accident, and it is
the B e th le h e m Presbyterian
W. J. Gordon, A. A. Parrett
The Dundee first team played of habeas corpus was then ob not known how it occurred. It
church, which is celebrating its
and Bernard Groth attended the ball against the P. E. and E. R. tained from Judge Davis, and is supposed the scow was caught
On Friday evening in Wood-
fortieth anniversary, he cited his
opening ball game at Portland R. employers on Sunday, the while Mr. Abbott was defended in the swollen waters o f the
beliefs and incidents in his own Mar hall, the question, “ Resolved on Tuesday.
score being 7-0 in favor o f Dun >y some of the best legal talent stream, and both boys thrown
life to prove the value o f religi that capital punishment should
o f Portland, Judge Davis late on
Mrs. W. J. Bennett and two dee. The P. E. & E. folks suc
out, or one boy thrown out aiid
>e abolished in Oregon,” will be
ous training in youth.
rid ay last held against them,
children are visiting in Portland. ceeded in getting only tw o men
the
other went to his rescue.
debated,
the
opposing
teams
be
Mr. Bryan told his hearers how
and again remanded Mr. Abbott
as
far
as
first
base.
They
expect
Grandma
Huckleberry
is
taking
Their
shouts for help were heard
a dislike for swearing, gambling in g Albany College against Pa
to jail. Attorney Kliks argued
to
practice
and
try
the
first
team
charge
o
f
the
Bennett
home
>
n
by an older brother some dis
and drinking had been impressed cific College. The judges will be
that inasmuch as fraud had been
again soon.
the absence o f her daughter.
tance
away, andJbe arrived just
Attorney
A.
King
Wilson,
of
on him by his parents in his early
alleged in t h e complaint and
Mr.
atd
Mrs.
Bernhard
Groth
in
time
to see oOe boy sink for
Andrew
Hagey
has
purchased
days. This dislike, h<: said, had Portland, Attorney C. L. Mc-
jroven, by the verdict o f the
entertained
a
number
o
f
friends
the last time. He plunged into
Nary and E. F. Biddle, of Salem. tw o lots opposite the Dundee
continued ever since.
ury, that arrest would lie. An
on
Sunday
at
a
supper
party.
the creek, but neither o f the boys
station
and
will
erect
a
modern
The
question
is
a
live
tffie
in
“ Gambling,” declared Mr. Bry
appeal to the supreme court will
bungalow.
rose again.
L o st—a pocket.
an,” is even more demoralising Oregon and the announcement
probably.be taken.
N. P. Wiberg, father o f the
Edna Comstock, a niece of the
Wm. Green, who has charge of
than drink and harder to defeat. ought to bring out a large crowd.
Mr. Abbott was formerly m
drowned
boys, moved with his
The
fireworks
will
be
set
off
at
Livengoods, has been visiting in the construction of the power business here and sold part o f
“ American diplomacy is not
family
about
three months ago
Dundee.
house at Dundee went to Port- his stock to Mr. Hutchcroft and
o f that kind where you have to 8 o ’clock. Admission 25 cents.
to a farm near Oakville from
make a man drink to deal with
part to Mr. Matthews, both of
Newport, where he was proprie
him,” declared Secretary Bryan.
whom still reside in Newberg.
tor o f the Irvine House last Sum-
In discussing temperance: “ In
MONARCH OF ALL HE SURVEYS AT THE POLE
mer. Prior to going to New
my long career o f more than a
port, the family lived for several
quarter of a century in active
yeats
at Newberg. The boys are
politics, there has never been one
survived by several brothers and
day when I thought it necessary
to take a drink o f alcoholic liq
H. F. Cutting, national organ sisters.
F D R K t NEWBERG LADS DROWN
W. i. BRYAN ON GAMBLING
PUBLIC DEBATE FRIDAY NIGHT
FARMER'S SOCIETY
OF EQUITY NOTES
uor. In foreign lands I adhere
to the same principle, and I have
j e t to hear a single criticism of
my actions, either at home or
abroad.”
In his address at the Second
Regiment Armory on “ The Mak
ing of a Man,” he urged the nec
essity of building a moral char
acter on religion and a loyalty
to Christ and his teachings.
OF COURSE HE DID
A Congressman once declared
in an address to the House, “ As
Daniel Webster says in his great
dictionary—”
“ It was Noah who wrote the
dictionary,” whisper
leage, who sat at the
“ Noah, nothing,”
speaker, “ Noah built
Photo shown in “A Top of the World in Motion" at Star Theatre Monday-Tueedey, Apr. 21.22
izer for the “ Farmers Society ot
Equity,” was at Chehalem Cen
ter last Saturday to assist in
building up tffte local in that
neighborhood. Anum berofnew
members were enrolled and offic
ers were elected as follows: I. N.
Campbell, p r e s id e n t ; C a r lo s
Johnson, vice president; D. A.
Honey, secretary and treasurer.
Delegates were appointed to
attend county and state conven
tions at Fern wood and Portland,
respectively.
M. G. Oakley ^nd D. A. Hone}’
went to Dundee on Monday to
assist H. F. Cutting in forming
a local there. The Prune Grow
ers ftltd Packers Association took
up the proposition with enthusi
asm and formed a strong local.
D. A. Honey, sec.
EXTRA EXTRAORDINARY
The Star Theatre advance ad
vertising for Friday and Satur
day o f this week as displayed in
the lobby of the theatre, proves
to be exceedingly interesting ami
entertaining.
The fifth story of “ What Hap
pened to M ary,” “ The informer,”
i single red Biograph feature,
‘The Country Boy,” a comedy
drnma, and tw o Yitograph com
edies. Besides this there is a duet
by thé Seely sisters and music for
the photoplays by Miss Alice
Amey.
Remember the debate Friday
night between the Albany and P.
C. teams.
,