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NEWBEBG. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1913.
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abundance o f lime in the soil.
Hence, applications of lime
around fmit trees affected with
The Last Span Put
P l a c e sour sap will be o f no value
Tuesday Morning.
whatever in correcting this
Two Original Recipes Prepared
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| trouble.
Especially For Apple Day
The event long hoped for by
“ Applications o f lime are of
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Celebration.
the people of this section o f the value in correcting acidity in
country became a reality on last soils, in supplying calcium to
Tuesday morning, when the lgst soils in which there is a lack o f Of course you are going to ob­
span o f the big steel bridge being! lime, in converting insoluble serve Apple Day. Every loyal
built over the Willamette river forms of potash, and in making Oregonian is, but yon want to
learn some new and attractive
at this point was swung into compact soils more friable.
“ Heavy applications o f lime ways of serving the fruit, so that
place, a nd the blowing of whistles
announced to the world t b it are of some value to very heavy everybody who sees it just simp­
Yamhill county Was tied to Ma­ .- sticky soils in helping to make ly has to take it. There are said
rion county on the south as never them mellow. It is very prob­ to have been 197 different ways
DIXIE QUINTETTE
able, however, that the same of preparing and serving the|
before.
apple,
and
if
that
is
correct
there
Announcement had been made amount of money expended in
that the feat would be pulled off hauling stable manure on to this are now 199 ways; for Miss Ava THE DIXIE QUINTETTE
at this time and the banks of type of soil will serve the pur­ B. Milam, Assistant Professor of
COMING SATURDAY NIGHT
Domestic Science in the Oregon
the river were lined with people pose better.”
Agricultural ^ College, has sub­
who had gathered to witness the
On Saturday night of this week
mitted
the tw o following recipes
event.
the
Dixie Quintette will fill the
in response to a request for
The steel truss that was to
second number of the lyceum at
“ something new and good.”
arch the channel where steam­
The first is called “ Blushing Wood-Mar Hall with the per-
boats pass had been put together Janies Hutchens W ill be Tried
For Killing W . A . Rogers.
Apples,” as red apples are so sonel as follows:
on a scow that was anchored di­
Edward Goodyear, first tenor;
treated that the color is trans­
rectly under the place it was to
Edward
Williams, second tenor
be fitted into, and when the The jury list for the December ferred from the skin to the flesh. and banjo; Louis Johnson, bari­
crowd had gathered at nine- term of court has been selected. The second is called “ Coddled tone and reader; John Turner,,
fifteen the blocks and ropes were Court will convene on December Apples.” The fruit is prepared basso; Joseph Gray, pianist.
all in place, and at a signal given 1st, next. Out o f the following as follows:
This company has been filling
Blushing Apples—Select eight
by Engineer B. A. McClain the list, seven will be taken as grand
red apples and cook in boiling lyceum dates in Oregon and
donkey engines, one on each side jurors:
S. J. Newmann, McMinnville, water until soft, turning them Washington for the past month
o f the river, were put into action
and good reports o f their work
and as the truss was lifted clear Insurance; Charles W. Root, often. Have water half sur­ are coming in.
the scow was towed aside and Newberg,farmer; J. T. Hayworth round apples. Remove skins
Seats are now on sale at
the twenty ton structure was N e w b e r g , orchardist; A. B. carefully, so that the red color Kienle’s Music Store. Admission
Chandler, Sheridan, farmer; Fred remains on the fruit, and arrange
soon swinging high in mid air.
50 cents, children 25 cents.
Up it went with a steadiness Scofield, Yamhill, farmer; A. T. on serving dish. T o the water
and precision that was a marvel Blair, Newberg, farmer; Wirt add one cap o f sugar, grated
to the beholders, not a ja r nor a Laughlin, Yamhill, farmer; John rind of one lemon and the juice o f LIQUOR SELLER NOT
hitch being noticable, and within D. Phillips, Willamina, farmer; one orange; simmer until reduced
FIT FOR CITIZENSHIP
thirty minutes from the time the James Dundas, Dayton, fanner, to one cap. Cool, and pour over
Serve with whipped
first signal was given for action, S. L. Elliott, Yamhill, farmer; apples.
‘ I will not grant citizenship to
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1 % ). Conrad, Newberg, farmer; cream.
the trass was in place,
any
person engaged Si selling ini
mer Campbell, Willamette,
Coddles Applee—Pare and core
whistles set to blowing.
toxicating
liquor.”
The members o f the Yamhill farmer; T. A. Shelton, McMinn­ eight medium sized apples and
This was the statement o f
and Marion county courts as ville, fanner; R. B. McDonald, cook in syrup made with three
Judge
Chas. A. Pollock o f the
well as a number o f other out­ McMinnville, farmer; J. C. Mc- cups o f water and one cup o f
Cass
county,
district court in
side people were present to join Crea, Newberg, farmer; J. L. sugar, turning frequently. Keep
refusing
citizenship
to Samuel S.
with the home people in throw­ Loop, Amity, fanner; J. W. Bax­ covered until almost completely
Klugman, 111 Third street north,
ing up their hats in honor of the ter, Dayton, farmer; Thomas cooked. Then remove cover and
this
morning says the Fargo N.
Black, McMinnville, farmer; J. reduce syrup until it becomes
big event.
D.
Forum.
It establishes a
Great credit is due Engineer W. Barcrott, Newberg, farmer; very thick, continuing to turn
precedent which will be rigidly
McClain for the precision with Luke Booth, Willamina, farmer; apples occasionally. When cool
followed
in Judge Pollock’s court
which the work was carried on J. D. Anderson, Hopewell, farm­ fill centers of cooked apples with
hereafter,
and no man who is
and for the successful carrying er; E. P. Smith. Newberg, farm­ jelly or stewed prunes (with
engaged in' the liquor business
oat o f the program that had er; J. H. Frazer, Whiteson, farm­ stones removed) and cover tops
need apply to the Cass county
been announced. He says he has er; Fred Bard on, McMinnville, with whipped cream.
court
for citizenship because it
Though good at any time ap
gathered about him in his bridge plumber; W. Spooner, Dayton,
will be flatly refused.
work a small crew o f trusted fanner; Fred Grambo, McMinn­ pies prepared according to either
Klugman, although a resident
helpers whom he can implicitly ville, farmer; E. J. Hutchcroft, o f these recipes fit in especially
o
f
Fargo and North Dakota, is
trust to do the right thing at the Yamhill, merchant; Henry Ecks, well with the following menu:
employed in a wholesale liquor
Meat Croquettes.
right time, and with the ability Dundee, farmer; J. H. Teegarden;
house in Moorhead. As such
Dressed lettuce.
he has for directing a big job of Yamhill, farmer; Sam. F. Yocom,
employe
it is his duty to handle
Baking powder biscuits.
this kind it is easy to see how Bellevue, farmer; E. S. Greer,
Blushing apples with whipped liquor. He applied for citizen­
the work goes forward with Dundee, fruit grower.
ship papers last September and
This term of court will have at cream or Coddled apples.
such a measure o f success.
Judge
Pollock at that time
The date for the completion of least tw o weeks of jury work.
warned him that he must have
AMMONIA AS DISINFECTANT further
the bridge has not been an­ There are several criminal cases
information concerning
nounced but with tLe progress on the docket besides a large
the
man’s
business before he
shown it will not be very far in number o f civil cases. This term
It has been recently discovered
granted him citizenship, and
the future, and the Marion coun­ will be far more important than that the fumes of ammonia have
postponed the case to give King-
ty people will do well to get the the preceding term in the a powerful disinfecting influence.
man a chance to get some othet
road on the south side of the amounts involved, and the jury The method o f procedure was
employment.
river in shape to connect with will be kept probably tw o weeks. simply by placing a strong solu­
When Klugman appeared this
The first case to be tried will be tion o f ammonia in shallow
the bridge.
morning
at the opening of the
that of James Hutchens charged receptacles and locating it in the
with killing Walter A. Rogers, middle of a hermetically sealed November term and once more
UNE AFFECTS THE SOIL
west of McMinnville. It is ex­ room. Examination of tissues applied for citizenship the judge
AND NOT THE PLANTS pected that the case will take perviously
at once asked if he was still in
impregnated with
the same employment. OnKlug-
three days for the trial.
microbes showed that the bacilli
Although an application of
A preliminary term ol court o f cholera and typhoid were killed man’s admission that such was
lime to soil in certain conditions
will be held either during the at the end o f tw o hours, the the case, the judge flatly refused
may be very beneficial, its effects
coming week or the week begin­ bacteria and spores of anthrax citizenship and promulgated the
are confined solely to producing
ning November 24th, when cer- in less than three hours, and dip- above statement which “ goes”
changes in the soil itself and do
in that court hereafter in every
cases will be set for trial.
theria m eight hoars. The meth­
not reach upward into the plant,
similar case.
od is not only effectual but cheap,
a c c o r d i n g to investigations
Besides having the requisite
BIG FEED ON APPLE DAY
simple, andnon-harmful to walls,
carried on by F. C. Reimer, ag­
qualifications as to residence etc.
pictures, carpets and furnishings.
riculturist in charge o f the
a person who applies for citizen­
November 18 is “ Apple Day”
Southern Oregon Experiment and will be observed by the Civic
ship in the United States must
Station. Mr. Reimer had ob­ Improvement Club, by serving
THE COLORED BOYS COMING also satisfy the judge before
served that a number of growers an apple dinner at 12 o ’clock in
whom he appears that he would
in a district that was well sup­ the Gregory building, corner of At Wood-Mar Hall on Satur- make a “ desirable” citizen.
plied with lime from natural First and Blaine streets.
cay night you will have an op­
“ They can’t satisfy this judge
sources, were applying lime as a
portunity
to
hear
old
time
negro
that
a man who sells intoxicat­
The following menu will be
remedyjfor sour sap in trees. In served:
melodies first hand.
ing liquor is fit for citizenship”
referring to this practice Mr.
Leg of pork with apple sauce.
The men composing the Dixie said Judge Pollock this morning.
Reimer says:
Roast potatoes with brown Quintette have had many year’s “ It is a statutory offense in this
“ It should be stated emphat­ gravy.
experience on the American plat­ state and I hold that the man
ically that there is no connection
form and they never fail to de­ who will engage in such a busi­
Boston baked beans.
between sour sap in trees and a
ness in this enlightened age is
Waldorf salad, 'baked apples. light an audience.
sour soil. Sour sap in fruit trees
Apple pie with cream.
Secure your seats at Kienle’s not a proper person to become a
is often found where there is an
Music Store.
citizen of the United States.”
Coffee, apple cider.
THE NEW BRI
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ATTRACTIVE APPLE
DAY LUNCHEON
DEC TERM OF COURT
MRS. S. M. ORMSBY
State Superintendent-of ’Tee l Ajre* Depart­
ment, State S. S. Association.
they were sent, reached the mine
YAMHILL COUNTY
the strikers opened fire from be­
hind some’rocks, killing Whitten
SUNDAY SCHOOL and tw o other men instantly.
several years Mr. Whitten
ASSOCIATION was For engaged
in business in New­
berg as a manufacturing jeweler
Thirty-first Annual Convention
and lupidarist. From Newberg
to be Held in Carlton,
he went to Portland and l«ter
November 19-20.
deserted his wife and daughter.
Since that time his whereabouts
had not been known by the gen­
eral public.
The body is being brought back
and will be interred either « t
Portland where a brother, Fred
C. Whitten lives, or at Newport,
the home of his parents.
L. S. Hopfield, president o f the
Yamhill County Sunday School
Association is malting things stir
throughout the Sunday School
circles o f the county, in prepara­
tion for the annual convention o f
the association which will be
held in Carlton on Tuesday and
Wednesday o f next wçek.
LEVI P. POE DIES
A lengthy program has been
WITHOUT WARNING
arranged, covering every minute
o f the time, from which a few
On last Friday while Levi P.
notations is herewith made.
Poe
was doing some ditching at
Opening fellowship meeting led \
the
new
home o f Fred Crawford
by L. S. Hopfield; Round Table,'
near
Dundee
he was suddenly
The Teaching Problem, con­
stricken with heart trouble and
ducted by E. C. Knapp.
dkd
within a few moments.
Knowing How, Mrs. S. M.
The
deceased was born in
Ormsby; Training tor Service,
C. A. Phipps. Graded Lesson*: JaRptr county, Iowa, October 13,
Advantages and Difficulties—E. 1856. He was married to Alice
C. Knapp, C. A. Phipps. How Hunter, March 22, 1883, in
to Make the Sunday School Marshalltown, Iowa.
In 1893 Mr. and Mrs. Poe
Grow, E. V. Stivers, McMinn­
came
to Oregon, first locating at
ville. Adult’s, Superintendent’ s
and Pastor’s Conference, A. T. Silverton and later at Newberg
Norwood, Newberg, presiding. which has since been their home.
Some things your school can He left a wife, one daughter,
do to make this the best Conven­ Mrs. Howard Sherlock, three
tion Yamhill County has ever grand-children and three broth­
ers.
held.
Funeral services were conducted
Be represented
at
the Baptist church on Sunday
y Bring your-note book.
afternoon
by Rev. A. T. Nor-
Send a report ol your school
Pay your apportionment to the wo<xi* the pastor.
County and State work.
A FOX HUNT
Have your delegates give a re­
port when they return home.
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Notify Mr. Ivan Gillam, Chair. ,Tl"
F,orm“ l a a Patl>'-
man of Entertainmtnt Com-
‘ he
mittee at Carlton o f the number Star theatre this week Friday
and Saturday. Features are a
to attend from your school
More programs will be sent spectacular Fox H u n t . The
other feature is “ During the
upon request.
Roundup” a Biograph drama
and a Yitagraph comedy.
W. H. WHITTEN FATALLY
Coming feature Monday and
SHOT IN COLORADO Tuesday, “ The Diamond Mys­
tery,” the contest story o f the
A news dispatch from Denver, motion picture story magazine.
Colorado, gives information o f
the death o f Walter H. Whitten,
HO FOR MCMINNVILLE!
formerly a resident and business
man o f Newberg, as a result of
A special train will leave New­
mining troubles at La Veta, berg at 7:10 Tuesday evening
Colorado.
next, provided 100 tickets are
It seems that Mr. Whitten had sold at 50 cents round trip to
accepted a position at Oakdale McMinnville to attend the Pro­
mine during a strike and he, with hibition celebration of the enroll­
three other deputies, was sent to ment o f enough voters to carry
rescue a man whom the strikers the election in 1914.
had captured and whom it was
Make arrangements early at
feared they intended to kill. either the Enterprise office or
When the automobile in which with T. E. Miles, 704 North St.
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