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and he would probably gain by REAL ESTATE M ARKT
YAMHHX COUNTY
U ST WORD REGARDINC
expending his great ingenuity
ACTIVE SAYS NEWSREfORTER
PIONEER PASSES AWAY
THE BOOK CYCLONE
upon devising new effects within
Prof. Alexander H ull's Book of the original key before leaving it
Jeremiah O’Brien for the past
‘T e n S o n n ” is Reviewed.
J. P. Allison, o f Amity, whq
A reception will be given the
for another.
Of haunting loveliness, and a centlv closed the deal for a 186 - 43 years, a resident of this coun friends and patrons of our free C F. Butterfield, M issionary to
ty, and who, for the last three library Saturday evening, May
Korea Attending Conference
We desire tocall your attention most exceptional bit of musical acre place south o f McCoy
years lived in this city, died on 31, beginning at 7:30 o’clock.
in W ashington, D . C
to the following critical article beauty is the setting o f Ezra longing to Ira White,* waa
McMinnville
Saturday
on
Monday,
May
19th,
at
4
o
’clock
A
very
attractive
programme
Pound’s
verses,
“
My
Love
is
on these songs which is taken
in the afternoon at his residence, has been prepared, embracing
Washington, D. C., M ay 22,
from the reviews of new music Lovelier than the Sprays.” Jhe ness matters. The farm
on
Shero&an
and
Washington
the
best
musical
talent
o
f
our
purchased
by
0.
T.
Vincent,
composer
has
been
very
sure
o
f
1913.—One
o f the leading foreign
in the May 17th, 1913, issue of
streets.
city,
and
a
speaker
from
Reed
Montana,
for
$23,000,
who
his
touch
in
this
song,
both
in
missionary
delegates in attend
the New York Magazine, Musi
College,
thus
insuring
a
pleasant
give
attention
to
dairying
He
was
born
in
Limericed,
Ire
preserving it upon a high plane
ance at the World’s General Con
cal America.
land,
April
15tb,
1840.
JHe
came
time.
A
cordial
invitation
is
ex
clover
growing.
o
f
beauty
and
in
the
manage
ference of Seventh-day Adventists
“ Schumanu’ s famous “ Hats
tended
by
the
Board
to
our
to
America
in
the
early
sixties,
The
C.
B.
Wilson
tract
of
ment
o
f
same
unusual
harmonic
in
session here was Mr. C. L.
off, gentlemen!” has been an
lived
in
Connecticut
but
a
short
citizens,
whether
patrons
or
not,
acres
lying
northwest
o
f
S!
Butterfield, superintendent o f the
abused and overworked phrase. effects. “ Within the C o n v e n t
to
be
present
during
the
evening.
while,
when
like
other
immi
dan
has
been
sold
to
C-
Reut
Close,”
on
a
poem
from
“
Damien
Korean
M:saion fie ld.
Mr.
Nevertheless, it is still the stand
On
Thursday,
May
29th,
you
grants
o
f
his
time,
he
decided
to
recently
o
f
Deadwood,
S.
D.t
Butterfield
was
a
high
school
o
f
M
olokai,”
by
Wilbur
Under
ard method of calling attention
seek his fortune in the West and will be visited by some member student in Wells, Minnesota, in
to a new creative personality in wood, shows the composer at $2,400. The newcomer plans
chose Oregon as his future home. o f the library board, who will 1895, after which he spent some
music which in some significant his modern most, reveling in con build on the place and set a g<
Filled with ambition and know briefly and courteously lay be time in Newberg, Oregon, from
portion
o
f
it
to
prunes.
secutive
seconds
and
sevenths,
way lifts itself above its fellows.
the needs o f the which place he was sept to
ing
how to use opportunities to fore you
Courtemanche,
o
f
Sheridan,
Abused as the expression may be, with, it must be said, a true in
a practical advantage, he proved library, soliciting from you Korea to take charge of the work
it is necessary to call it into re* tuition for their possibilities of bought a tract of about
a
very successful farmer. Nor such books as you may feel able o f Seventh-day Adventists five
acres
on
Sheridan
heights.
beauty.
The
feeling
o
f
the
song
quision once more and to an
was
he o f a selfish disposition as to donate. The library board years ago.
nounce a new name, that o f one is most remarkable in its deep Mark, o f Sheridan, is reported
his many acquaintances will at feels free to call your attention
In coming to this world’s con
of the most gifted and promising spirituality. V e r y interesting have bought 200 acres in
to
the
tremendous
amount
of
test
for
he
always
had
the
in-
Muddy
Valley
section
ference,
where are gathered repre-
harmonically
is
“
You
Call
Me,
of American composers—Alexan
terrst
and
welfare
o
f
his
ncigb-
labor
done
for
years
p
a
s
t
i
s
senta
fives
from almost every
der Hull. His book o f “ Ten Then, Poor Maiden,’"though less James McFarquar for $8,500.
promoting
the
best
interests
o
f
bors and o f the commurity at
country o f "the world, Mr.
C. 0 . Baxter, of near Da;
Songs” is one of the most signifi satisfying than the other songs.
the
-
library,
which
service
has
heart.
His
death
then
is
not
Butterfield came half way around
has
made
another
purchase
The
qualities
o
f
imaginative
cant offerings of the year, not in
been
unselfishly
and
freely
given.
only
a
private
loss,
but
a
public
the globe, and in returning to his
the sense o f representing a finished and poetic color in these songs four lots in - Beaumont Pi
We want your help and co field by way o f San Francisco, he
one as well. Mr. O’Brien was
product so much as in showing will comffel the attention o f through Shipley & Crosier.
operation,
and nothing th at you will have circnm-navigated it
seemingly
always
is
good
health
Simon
Miller
has
sold
50
every
musician,
though,
like
all
the reaching out o f an eager and
can
do
will
be more appreciated completely. M r. Butterfield says
even
to
the
last
day,
never
com
imaginative mind and ardent progressive songs, they will near Amity, which he purchi
plaining of any serious ailment, at this time than tlie donation there are 800 Koreans keeping
have to be driven into the heads a couple of years ago from R.
spirit.
which makes his death sueh a o f literature, to supply the de the Seventh-day Sabbath in
Lancefield.
The
consideration
o
f
singers
with
a
sledge-hammer.
Mr. Hull has included in his
oumful surprise to the members mands made on the library by Korea, that they now have a
collection a number of songs Mr. Hull is prone to write the reported close to $6,000.
of the family. He was stricken the boys and girls as well as regularly published periodical,
written between 1907 and the tone-poem” song rather than
with hemyplegia at 4:30 a.m. older citizens.
have several dwelling houses for
the
“
tune”
song,
but
not
always.
JAMES W. DOUGLAS,
present time which show ip a
We
thank
you
in
advance
tor
and
died
at
4
p.m.
their
mission workers, and are
striking manner the rapidity of There are times when his follow
- The funeral was held on your generous response.
building a school. He lives in
his recent artistic growth. It ing out of the literary phrases
May 18, 1841, Jas. W. Doi
The
Library
Board.
Wednesday
at
9:30
a.m.
from
St.
Seoul.
They expect soon to
ms
not
altogether
happy
vo
may in fact be thought unwise
was born near Milwaukee,
Peter’s
Catholic
church,
Rev.
J.
start
dispensary
work at Soon-
to have included the earlier songs cally, and his extraordinary consin, died May 17,1913 at
M. Sc h ram an officiating, who
an. “ We have opened up work
PLANT MORE POTATOES
at all, in view o f their conven modulations will test some sing, home in Neyvberg.
was
assisted
.bv
the
choir
from
in 8 of the 13 provinces of
ers
boyond
their
capacity.
The
tional idiom and the highly mod
He moved with his parents
McMinnville.
The
burial
was
at
Korea,” said be in referring to
The
past
year
has
been
one
o
f
ernized style o f the later songs. main thing is that here is a crea Green County, Wisconsin, wi
Tigard ville.
much discouragement to the their evangelistic operations,
These earlier songs, in particular tive spirit at work, with much he was thirteen years o f age
leaves
tile
following
to
potato
grower. He bad a He states that the
to
say.
T
o
the
shame
of
Ameri
“ Room ” and “ Asleep,” may have
January 18,1862 he enlisted for
mourn
him;
his
wife,
his
daugh
splendid
crop, but he has no very susceptible to the gospel,
been included for the sake o f |cao publishers they have refused service in the war of the rebellion
those who cannot easily follow Mr. Hull’s songs, and he has, with the 18th Wisconsin rqji ters, A. Leory, Aurora, Ore., market. He was compelled to and are eagerly reaching out for
the composer’s later harmonic like many another progressive ment, serving his country for Catherine, Elizabeth and hiss on, take from 25 cents per 100 help to study the Bible.
Mr. Butterfie’d will spend three
pounds to nothing for them. In
scheme—a sort of sop to Cerberus American composer, been com nearly three years, being honor John, the latter o f Newberg.
fact, many thousands of bushels weeks at this world conference
—although it must be said that polled to publish them himself at ably discharged January 15,
have been entirely destroyed. o f Adventists, where more than
Newberg,
Oregon,
where
he
lives.
the former is a song o f much
1865.
DAYTON
TAKES
10
INNING
GAME
This has had the effect o f dis 3000 people are camped, after
A. F.
force o f a kind not alien to that
September 29, 1866 he was
couraging him so greatly that which be expects to make a trip
Tschaikowsky’s “ P o u r q u o i . ”
married to Mary A. Douglas.
Newberg
team
shows
class
af
ENTERTAINMENT
AT
there threatens at this time to West, visiting his father who
T w o songs of particularly ex
T o this union six children were
ter
battling
for
ten
innings.
Day-
be a shortage o f acreage planted lives in Modesto, Cal.
quisite nature are the “ Wander
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH born, four of whom are living, ton took the opening game of to
potatoes for the coming crop.
J. R. Ferren,
er’sNight Song,” on the poem of
namely, W. W. Douglas, of Mil
the
season
on
her
grounds
May
We
cannot
blame
the
grower
Official Rep.
Goethe, and a song in the nature
The musical play “ The New waukee, Wisconsin, Frank and
18th.
Score,
4-3.
S
i
d
e
l
l
,
the
for
becoming
discouraged
after
a
o f a folk song, “ Blap, Blau, Minister” which the C.E. society Andrew, of Broadhead, Wiscon
Blumelein” (“ Blue, Blu^, Flower o f the Presbyterian church has sin, and Mrs. J. B. Hunt, of New Newberg pitcher, had the Dayton whole year of fruitless labor. FIGHT TO SAVE THE OLD OREGON
sluggers at his mercy. He struck However, with the advent o f a
et Mine” ), The former, with the been rehearsing for some time, berg.
out eight men. Opposed to him new year he should take heart
most simple imaginable means, will be given next Tuesday even
Ten years ago Mr. and Mrs.
While various organizations o f
attains an atmosphere o f exalted ing, May 27, at the church be Douglas moved to Oregon and were Parrish and Peterson, who and begin over again. There
the
Pacific Coast are exerting
peacefulness, a kind o f intimate ginning at 8 o ’clock. This enter located at Newberg which has pitched good ball. Loose field must be a large acreage planted
ing at a critical moment cost or the shortage will be serious. their influence to prevent the
and unecclesiastical religiousness. tainment is full o f humerous hits since been their home.
Sidell his game.
We cannot afford to s h i p battleship Oregon from being
Its modern harmonies are ar and bright catchy music and all
The deceased was converted
Dayton plays here May 30th, potatoes into this Northwest. used as a target for naval
ranged with the utmost simplici who enjov a good laugh will and joined the - Christian church
Decoration Day. This will be We must raise them, and the practice, the Portland Chamber
ty. Simple in feeling as the song want to hear it.
in 1903.
the
opening game of the season grower who goes ahead and of Commerce is going further
is, however, it will prove a some
The cast o f characters is as fol
Funeral services were conduct
and is continuing an active
what difficult piece of legato sing- lows: The New Minister—Mr. ed at the church on Monday by here. President Smith is having plants his potatoes again this
campaign
to have the old ship
ing■ It should, however, become Cbas. A. Morris; i Daisy Love- Rev. George C. Ritchey, assisted the new ball park on South Col year wil! doubtless reap an
lege street put in good condition. abundant harvest at a good brought to the Portland harbor
widely known. It is for a medi jo y —Mrs. Chas. A.
Morris; by Rev. S. P. Van Dyke and Rev.
Coach Wuner and Manager living price.—O r e g o n A g r i and turned over as a training
um voice, as is also th e .“ Blau, Professor Topnote, leader of Charles 0. Whitely.
ship tor the Oregon Naval
Dodge will line the Cubs up culturist.
Blau.” The latter is a delicate choir,—James Hess. Members
Militia.
against the fast Sherwood White
and fragile piece in imagination of the Music Committee; Cres
A letter received from Senator
PORTLAND’S
ROSE
CHARIOT
FEED
FOR
DAIRY
COWS
Sox next Sunday at Sherwood.
o f a rarely musical sort, a verit cendo B. Flat—Gerald Gower;
Chamberlain yesterday morning
able wild-flower of art, if that is Hezekiah F. Sharp—Mr. H.
A WINNER IN CALIFORNIA
A dary cow should always assured the Chamber that the
not a contradiction in terms. It Craw; Doctor Hoosick—Theo.
receive
variety o f feed, and be fed matter has been taken up with
APPLE PROSPECTS
has much crowded into a small Langton; Mrs. DeLancy, pres,
Sacramento, Cal., May 19.—
the regular time*
the Secretary of the Navy and
FINE FOR NORTHWEST at The
space and is over almost as soon of Ladies’ Aid—Mrs. W. S. (Special.)—Portland and her
feeder soon will learn to that every effort will be made by
as begun, leaving a strong desire Wharton; Odelia Hashin, Pres, chariot o f roses, with Mildred
adjust the feeds, for the particu the delegation in Washington
for immediate repetition.
of Old Maid’s Club,—Miss Jessie Tucker sitting in the center as
From all indications, based on lar cows in the herd.
not only to save the ship, but to
“ The Argosy,” on a poem by Britt; The Sexton—Mr. D.' H. Miss Caroline Testout, has apple crop estimates from all
Grain should always be ground have it turned over to the Naval
Israel Zangwill, is curiously in a Kopp; Ralph B u n t e r —C e c i l owned the capital o f California parts of the country tor the com before fed. This is especially
Militia. It was held by the
well-sustained s e v e n - f o u r t h s Barry; Seth Perkins—Dale Mel since the northern special reached ing season, the prospects for the true if the owner has no hogs
Portland Chamber in its letter
rhythm, and is particularly ro rose; Members of the Ladies’ the city this morning.
Wher northwest’s fruit crop are fine. running after the cows. As much asking that the Oregon be sta
mantic in its atmosphere, con Aid, the choir, and Old Maid’s ever the little lady has appeared From the best sources of informa as 20 per cent o f the grain is
tioned here, that the sentiment
veying a sense of massiveness Club—Violet Craw, Lina Par she has caused a riot among tion the news comes that the
wasted by passing through the I attached to it would be of great
and slow motion. The song is rish, Norma Harvey, Ellen Mc- women folk.
crop for the whole country will digestive tract undigested when j benefit to the Naval Militia and
for low voice. “ Laziness,” on a Kimmon, Ethel Andrews, Floy
Portland and the Rose Queen be about 50 pier cent, while the fed whole.
Besides it takes provide a splendid stimulus to
poem by George Arnold, bears Langworthy, Mildred Whiton, were cheered from the railroad present estimates place the north energy to grind up .the feed,
I* ! members in their work.
out its name well in its charac Florence Wharton, Elva Best. station to the Sacramento Hotel, west’ s crop at normal. Kenneth is better to save that energy for !
ter, and is carried on a swinging
Some of the btst musical num as the boys from the banks of H. Day, who has just been over milk production and d o the !
lilt o f much charm. It represents bers will be:
A Pertinent Query.
the Columbia marched from the the northwestern districts for grinding for the cow. Also we
a favorite process o f the compos
Solo and chorus by Sexton and station to the Sacramento Hotel the firm ofSgobel & Day, declares want a good dairy cow to last
er in establishing a definite rhyth Old Maids, “ The Sexton Tolled this morning. The sidewalks that northwestern prospects as long as possible. If we com
The old gentleman looked I’er-
mic-melodic phrase in the accom the Bell.”
Chorus—The Old were lined with cheering hun look good.
pel her to be daily chewing the ley in the eye.
paniment and carrying it through Maids’ Lament. Quartet—What dreds who struggled for posses
The Yakima crop will be a hard dry grain, her teeth and
“ Can vou support my daugh
a remarkable series o f modula Will the Poor Preacher Do. sion of the rosebud invitation great deal shorter this year as stomach are likely to give out ter in the style to which she is
tions which Ibok violent enough Chorus—The Chicken Potpie cards which the little girl threw will that o f Wenatchee, and the tooearly. These are the organs of accustomed?” he demanded.
to the eye but which in reality Supper. Mrs. Chas. Wilson will from her high station. Tonight crop o f Watsonville, Calif., has a cow that usually give out first.
“ No, colonel, I 6an’t,” replied
are usually quite felicitous to the be the accompanist.
Mildred was one o f the speakers been badly injured by frost.
By grinding the feed we can get Perley, “ but let me ask you, sir,
ear. Mr. Hull not infrequently
The admission will be 25 cents at the reception tendered the Ad Prospects are very bright in the more out of the grain, save the,could you have done so at my
leaves the key before he nerds to, and 15 cents for children.
men at the Elks’ Club.
H ood River valley.—Glacier.
cow some energy and prolonglife. I age?” —Harper’s Weekly.
MUSIC BY LOCAL TALENT
FORMER NEWBERG
BOY HEARD FROM
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