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VOL. X X V I
NEWBERG, YAM H ILL COUNTY, OI
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1914
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COLLEGE OPENING
Mr. Connie Mack, manager o f
TUESDAY EVENING
the Philadelphia Baseball Club
CONNIE MACK ON CIGARETTES
IA P O M A N F IA N O S»
C U P ® G ETS B U SY
SCHOOL EXKBITS TO BE SH OW «
the benefit and guidance
The committee appointed b y
5 visitors to the Panama-
C M3L and Mrs. Hattie E. the Parent-Teachers’ Association
International Exposition
Aldrich Unite T1
of the American League, wh
has decided to have a local ex­
and the Public
v Maleas a Talk at Duncaa't H all bolds the w orld’s championship
Francisco, the Southern
hibit o f the work o f the pupil*
Is Cordially Invited
Giving Account o f Hk '
Company has just issued
o f 1010, ’ l l , ’ 13, and the Ameri­
before sending it to the fair a t
to Attend
^tow inlthiii
distribution through-
can League pennants o f 1902,
At the home of the bride’s son, McMinnville next week. Several
world a folder, contain- C. L. Aldrich, at 868 Mall street, pupils have been preparing w ork
’ 05, says of the tob a cco habit:
The form al opening of Pacific
It bad been announced that # “ There is very little cigarette
comprebensive map in Portland, on Tuesday o f last daring the summer and this, t o ­
College
will occur next Tuesday
Governor Oswald West wonld smoking am ong our baseball
o f San Francisco, with week, at 7:40 o ’clock in the even­ gether with some prepared briorr
speak frmn an hntomabile in boys. We d o everything in onr evening, Sept. 22, at 8 o'clock,
ly compiled facts about ing, P. C. Mills and Mrs. Hattie school closed in Jane, will b e
in
the
college
chapel
in
W
ood-
front o f the Imperial hotel on pow er to discourage the use of
ity and her neighbors. Use E. Aldrich were married, Rev. shown in the m««M «l training-
Wednesday at 10:80 in the morn* cigarettes,« knowing the great M ar hall. Admission is free and
map will not only enable Jas. K. Hawkins, pastor o f the room at the public school build­
ing, bnt ow ing to the rain Dun­ harm that they have done to the general public is cordially in­
ger to find his way Sell w ood » M. B. church officiat­ ing next M onday afternoon am i
can’s Hall was opened for the those w ho have been in the habit vited. Special music will be fur­
the city hot also find ing.
evening.
.
meeting and a Very good sired of using them. We find that nished by the college school ci
ly all streets principal build-
Mr. and Mrs. M ini went to
The public is cordially invited
crow d gathered to hear what the those players w ho smoke never musk, under the direction of
institutions, parks, hospi- Tacom a and Seattle where they to be present.
Governor had to say.
churches, m o n u m e n ts , •pent several days visiting with
amount to a great deal in the Mrs. Bva Hammer Hull and
Pupils are requested to bring
J. C. McCrea presided and in profession, and I would say that Prof. Alex&oder Hull. Prof.
dabs, homes of fraternal relatives o f the bride and on their exhibits before noon M oo-
trodneed the distinguished speak this goes for all professions. It Hawkins, o f the department o f
isatiAas, street car lines, Wednesday returned to New Wfif* There will* be no afternoon
er, saying he was a man o f ac­ is my candid opinion, and I have public speaking, will also have a
and newspaper offices, berg, arriving on the 7 o ’clock usion o f school.
tion, w ho had received the plan* watched very closely the last place on the program , and an
tber with the im portant train in the evening. They were
dits o f many And had been de­ twelve years or more, that boys address w ill be given by Pres­
unes at the exposition. The met by Col. B. P. Pike with his
TADS AJTEAL
famed by others.
^ y ji at the age o f ten to fifteen who ident Pennington. At the dose
the map is simple enough auto and were taken to their
TO
The Governor was knee deep have con tinned smoking ciga o f the program an opportunity
it readily intelligible,
home at 609 River street. Here
in his subject from the word rettes d o not as a rule amount trill be given to meet the new
reading matter gives about sixty o f their friends from
Bditor Newberg Graphic:
“ g o ,” without any “ wherea
as to what* to see in San the W. R. C. and the G. A. R.
to anything. They are unfitted members of the faculty and the
Yon will kindly let tpe state t o
or “ therefore*,” assuming much i every way for any kind of student body, the teaching force,
and how to see it, im- were gathered to give them
the
"
readers of your valuable
of the conversational tone and work where brains are needed. the members o f the board and
nt focts about the climate, greeting. Flowers were strewn paper th it on September 9, I
without any attem pt at oratory, Players, for instance, w ho should others will have a brief social
for clothing, statis- in their pathway from the anto
fifed, in the Supreme C ourt o l
but he had no difficulty in hold­ otherwise have continued in the session in the college buildiny.
s about the city’s com- to the entrance o f the home and the State o f Oregon, my appeal
The w ork will open with the
ing the close attention of hit game until theyw etr at the age
and industries and a guide congratulations were bestowed, in the H. D. Winters’ deed con­
largest
faculty
in
the
history
o
f
audience throughout.
varions restaurants is right and left, w ithout stint.
o f thirty or thirty-five, have haul
troversy, yet not one o f the daily
He said he made certain prom­ to be let out years before their the college, with the best build­
Follow ing a nice luncheon and papers mentioned that fact in
. The fehc^e is. neatly
ises as to what be would do ii time, as the poison o f cigarettes ing equipment and with excellent
ip folder form, with- an hour spent in a social way their columns. I m ight add that
the people would elect him getting into their system has un­ prospects for a material increase
leaving this is one of the m ost celebrated
çcê in black and white the guests separated
Governor of Oregon and he was nerved and weakened them so in the enrollment. New accom­
the ferry bnilding and with the bride and groom the cases in the history o f Oregon,
here to render a ^ account o f his that they were utterly unfit for m odations for the boys have
o f Jewels. It is one o f the best o f wishes tor their future and thousands o f people all over
been provided in -the north end
stewardship.
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comprehensive city 'm a p s happiness.
the duty they had to perform.
the state have become interested
He said that notwithstanding
descriptive folders ever is-
“ No boy or man can expect to of the old College building, and
as to the desposition of this case
the fact that he had been fiercely succeed in this world to a high with the new room s and the new
free by a railroad com pany m U M i” HANOT » TOWN and it is for this purpose that I
Criticised by many of the news­ position and continue the use o f furniture the young men o f the
should prove a first-aid to
am here attempting to reach the
Newberg has been visited o f
college will be much better pro­
papers of the state be believed id cigarettes.
within the city’s
public.
Will B. Purdy.
late by the “ higher-ups” and
the fullest liberty o f the press.
“ After nil, it is only a habit, vided for. Substantial im prove­
would-be “ higher-ups,” and not
The designing politician be said and every one ahotfld have will- ments have alsb been made in
le least o f these w as
w as scared to death at the men­
the girls’ dormitory^ aod 1__
BiO”
Hanley, the man shown in
tion o f newspaper publicity, a habit. There are many other prospects tor a successful year’s
OUT DM3RC0IT .COURT
the
pictures
with baggy trous­
while the honest man in politics w ays that oneican fb jo y oneself work were never better.
Dr. J. A. Van Brakle is still ers and a William Jennings Bryan
had nothing to 'fear. As tor w ithout the ruination o f a
It is hoped th at a large audi­
The Portland Ministerial As­
health
officer o f Cjackamas coun­ hat, w ho spent a few hoars in sociation has unanimously voted
himself be said he was not thin health, and this cannot be done ence o f the people o f the tow n
skinned, else he might have been if cigarette smoking is con­ and country ’ round about may ty. Judge J. U. Campbell, of the tow n last Saturday.
to call on all the d krgymcn o f
He didn’t have very much to the state to make Standby, Sep­
in the insane asylum before this. tinued.’ ’
he present at the formal opening circuit court, so ruled and held
He defended his action in the
Governor Tener, o f Pennsyl­ Tuesday evening, and all are in­ Tuesday morning o f this week, say. He ju st smiled when he tember 20, a “ good! citizenship
matter o f his wholesale vetoing vania, n ow president o f the Na­ vited also to the opening chapel when the matter w as again was introduced to the boys day.”
All the preachers are
o f legislative measures by telling tional League, said o f Mr. Mack exercises Wednesday morning at brought before him on a w rit of about tow n, and a few times re­ asked to preach on that date on
review directed against the legali­ moved his hat, on request, to the subject, “ Citizenship,, Ito
o f the saving he had made to the and his world-champion club:
10 o'clock.
ty o f action taken July 8 by the show that be really was bald, Privileges, Duties and1 Respon­
state. Said harmony between
“ His success is largely due to
President Pennington will be
the legislative assembly and the the fact that he can put in the at his office in the college on state board o f health. In ruling very much the same as the “ boy sibilities,” and w ith special refer­
governor was not to be desired; field a team o f nine men who Saturday to confer with students on the matter Judge Campbell orator” from the Platte, though* ence to the dry amendment
that with complete harmony, have n ot tasted liquor. Of that in regard to their work. Regis­ declared that the state board of he did venture the statement campaign in Oregoni All voters
munv
iv bad measures were sure to wonderful infield o f his, none tration and classification will health had no jurisdiction over that at present it looked like are to be asked to-see that every
get tiro
through.
And, incidentially, ever tasted liquor, and bnt one occupy M onday and Tuesday, the charges that had been pre- Chamberlain had the lead in the dry voter in Oregon registers
s
tie said further that had there ever uses tobacco. Connie M ack’s and beginning a t 1 o ’clock seuted against VanBrakle before race for the United States senate, and votes for the dry amend­
been complete harmony between
is substantial; every move Tuesday afternoon all the classes it, and that all attem pts o f the but said he expected things to ment.
his office and the legislature at he makes is with a definite pur­ of the college and academy will state hoard to dismiss the Clack­ com e his way soon.
It is well that he came, for we
amas county health officer were
the last session, he would, neces­ pose.”
meet for assignment o f lessons
A VERY CLOSE CALL
are
now all convinced that he
futile.
sarily, have been competed to
and introduction to the work.
The fight against VanBrakle will still be “ Uncle Bill” when he
drink from the big black bottle DEFEATED CANDIDATES
,
Recitations w ill begin in all de­
Last Sunday an a u to contain--
has been a long and bitter one, gets back to Washington, though
that was kept constantly on tap
partments Wednesday m orning
SUPPORT
HITHYCOMBE
and has beea waged chiefly by he may be garbed as a senator.
in the back room o f thepresident
a t 8 o ’clock.
tw o men _____ ______, ______ ^
physicians o f Oregon City, oper­
o f the senate, and be wonld also
T o the Voters o f the State o f
from Perrydafe, Ore., dashed*
BUSINESS 1B T S BANQUET
have been under obligations to
Joe Hoflingsworth made a ating under the name o f the
Oregon:
dow n the Yamhill river hank at-
Clackamas C o u n ty Medical
meet with the bunch down at the
We were candidates for the good exhibition as a sprinter one
An invitation, signed by thir­ Dayton, and on to the* terryv
Society. The first move in the
Marion hotel at the close o f the
day
the
first
o
f
the
week
when
nomination for the office of
which happened to be on tb r
campaign w as made early in the ty-five of the business and pro­
session and get drunk.
governor in the Republican he chased an urchin five blocks
Dayton side, going so fast th at
In speaking o f the matter of prim aries,'and were fairly and and made a successful catch. Joe year, when an information was fessional men o f Newberg, has
the
big touring car could not be
laid b efor e District Attorney been sent oa t to tw o hundred or
high taxes be said this did aot
has
been
greatly
annoyed
in
the
honorably defeated by the Hon.
stopped until the front wheels
Tongue alleging that Dr. Van more of the men o f thecommuni
come ao much from graft as it
He has past by boys m u tin g up the big
and part of the engine were
Brakle canid not hoM office be ty asking them to attend s
did from extravagance
and loyal plate glass windows a t the
hanging over the end and partly
cause he did not folfiH the require banquet at Odd Fellows’ HaH on
atively
state levy was com
furniture
store
and
he
decided
to
clean
man
in water, which w as a very close
iiilJts
meats o f the state law one o f Friday night and to hear R. P.
low and that the big p I Dtirotn
with a good, clean record, and lay for the culprits. He had
coll
for the occupants.—Carlton
which is that a county health Hatton, representing the Anti-
came from county school and
par judgment wonld make à n ot. long to w ait, for a small
Sentinel.
Saloon League, speak on “ H ow
municipal levies.
boy with a piece of marking officer must be a graduate o f a to Capitalise No License for the
good clean governor.
“ reputable medical college.” —
In closing he said he was retiri
Each o f ns sincerely and material soon showed up, leav­
Benefit o f Newberg and Vicinity.”
PROHffilTION CAUCUS
ing from office voluntarily, feel earnestly appeal to our respective ing a mark the foil width o f the Oregon C ity Courier.
Many
favorable
responses
are
ing that he had done hisdnty personal and political friends storefront. Joe gave chase with
There will be held in the base­
.being received and a good at
OBITUARY
as he had seen it.
throughout the state to har­ the catch made as above stated
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n
ment
o f the Baptist church in
tendance is expected.
The Governor took dinner at monize and unite the Republican and the offender was given a
Newberg next Tuesday evening
Arthur A. Dnndas died on Fri­
the Imperial, there being seated party and to rally to the sup­ lecture that he will doubtless
at the hour o f 8, a caucus t o
day morning, September 11, at
OREGON
IS
COING
DRY
at the table with him, C. C. port o f Republican policies and remember.
select names for candidates fo r
the home o f his parents, Mr. and
Ferguson, Floyd Bilycu, John principles and to vote for and
Mrs. James Dundas, o f Craw­
It the long dry spell we had constable and justice o f peace fo r
Larkin, Dr. John S. Rankin, R. J. loyally support all o f the nomi­
M r«. J. C. Keller and children, ford, at the age o f 19 years, 4 this Rummer is any sign, but the Newberg, which comprises v o t­
M oore, Dr. George Larkin, Rev. nees on the Republkan ticket. of Grays Rivsr, W ashington,
months and 28 days, after a gentle fall rains have commenced ing precincts from 1 to 9 inclusive.
Chas. O. Whitely, J. C. McCrea, Oregon should no longer be who spent tw o weeks here visit­
short illness. He leaves a father, to come and no doubt some o f All temperance and peace abid­
Pres. Pennington and tfae writer. politkally misrepresented in the ing with firiends, left for their
mother, three sisters and tw o you fellers will find some leaks in ing citisens are asked to take
fctate or national capitals, and home on Tuesday. She said she brothers besides a host of friends your roof. It you need a new part.
•
CARD OF THANKS
should be placed in the Repub­ had been trying to spud some to mourn his death. The sym­ roof, try some prepared roofing
We wish to extend oftrr thanks lican column where it rightfully money to her aged mother in pathy o f the entire community and if you need it patched upjust
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Switzerland, as *her brothers is extended to the sorrowing try some of that new fangled
tor the kindness shown during belongs.
were all away in the army, bnt family in their sad bereavement, roof cement or some good roof
(Signed) Charles A. Johns
onr late bereavement occasioned
Katherine Comer, age 51 y r i­
C<
T.
T.
Geer
had
been
unable
to
get
any
paint.
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and
we
can
only
commend
them
by the sickness afld death o f onr
to L. M. Crozer, age 51 yrs.
Gas C. Moser
started, as she had been advised to the great comforter, who
Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co. are Jennie Waugaman, legal to B _
beloved son and brother, also
Wm. A. Carter
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Geo. C. Brownell to w ait. Since the war broke doeth all things well. “ Now we headquarters for this class of A. Teats, age legal.
ont she ha« been unable to hear see through a glass darkly but stuff. They’ll fix you up good as
A. M. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. James Dnndas
Ella Hauser, age 25 yrs. tee
from her.
and Family.
Grant B. Dimtek
then we shall understand.”
new.
Philip Winters, age 26 yrs.
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