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F ollett, A. H. Boyd, G. W .
Worden, S. M. Calkin», T illa
Hesgard, J. U. Smith, Mianda
Smith, Geo. Clark, E. G. Feodall,
I. H. Sherwood, B. F. Yergen,
H. Baker, N. P . Nelson, D.Sbaw,
W. Richardson, C. Lungstrum,
A. C. Seely, and the Misses Nel-
son Lungstrum, Nellie Welmer,
Crystal M t t . M n d c Strirly.
Miss Charlcia Bewlev, o f P ort,
land, spent the week-end w ith
Miss Laurene Otis.
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iW. D. Honens has been out
from Portland during the week
visitin g his daughters, Mrs. Bee
son and Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Cobey and daughter who
were here from Eugene visiting
w ith Mrs. Anna Jones were called
home hastily last M onday morn
ing, on account o f the serious ill East w itb M r. career,
B. C. Mills is down from Salem
ness of a daughter a t home from coaver, to buy goods
on business today.
a sudden attack o f appendicitis. Carter stores, arrived hoi
M n . C. W. McClain made a
The directors of the First Na Saturday evening and has been
business trip to M cM innville on
tional Bank met on Thursday busy during the week gettin g
Wednesday. '*
afternoon o f last week and e f ready for the spring trade. He
Miss Helen George spent a few fected the new organisation as only went as far as Chicago and
days in Portland last week visit outlined in the Graphic last week. St. Louis as he finished aphis
in g at the home o f her unde.
W. H . W oodw orth assumed the part o f the buying and left M r.
duties
o f president o f the bank Carter to go on to New York.
J. T. Everest has gone to
He says he encountered such ex
at
once.
K lick itat county, Washington,
ceedingly cold weather th a t be
on a prospective real estate deal.
Dr. H. J. Minthorn, o f New-
glad to turn his face in the
M r. and Mrs. M . McDonald P™ *. w ho has many friends in
direction o f a milder climate.
visited w ith relatives in P o rt Newberg, has a gtfn been taken
On Thursday and Friday o f
land last Saturday and Sunday. to a Portland hospital and is
said to be in a critical condition, next week a Religious Education
Grant H olt, a Salem repre
he not having recovered from a Institute w ill be held in Newberg
sentative o f the Spaulding L o g
surgical operation which was under the auspices o f The De
gin g Co., was in Newberg Tnes-
nom inational Sunday School
performed some time ago.
day.
Council o f the Northwest. The
The W. C. T . U. Of Dundee w ill
Miss Olive Bassett returned to
instructors w ill be the Rev’s.
Corvallis Sunday morning, after hold a memorial service in honor Miles B. Fisher, A. M. WiUiams,
spending vacation week w ith her o f Frances W illard, Miss Lillian J. H. M atthew s, J. E. Billington,
Stevens Sud Miss Edith H ill J. D. Spingston. T i e sessions
parents.
Booker next Sunday night a t 7
Rev., Weston F.. Shields, o f o'clock. A good program has w ill be held in the Friends church
Medford, w ill preach a t the been prepared. Mrs. Louise P. a t 2:30 in the afternoon and at
P resbyterian church next Sun Round w ill be one o f the speak 7:30 in the evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to the
day morning and evening.
ers,
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public to attend the various ses
Mrs. S. M . K in g has been in
M r. and Mrs. A. B. W illiams, sions.
Portland during the week mak who visited here for several days
H ow ard M . ’ W illiam s has
ing herself fam iliar w ith the new w ith Mrs. W illiam s’ parents,
traded his home property located
creations in spring millinery.
M r. and Mrs. G. O. Bassett, left
on the southwest corner of Sec
Mrs. L. M. Carey went to for San Franciseo Tuesday. M r.
ond and River streets to a man
Salem to-day to attend the fu W illiams has accepted a position
named Yost for a tract of 165
neral o f her nephew, Bari Pear in the Oregon building, and con
acres located in the foot hills ten
son who was drowned a t T illa sequently they w ill locate there
or tw elve miles northwest of Mc
fo r a year.
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Minnville. His barn and cow
Mrs. Alverta Andreas left for
T . H. Fearry Jr. has established pasture on the east side of River
her home at Los Angeles last a farmer’s purchasing agency a t street also goes in the trade. He
M onday, her sifter, Mrs. Frank Springbrook and has opened a says there is in cultivation on
Cummins going w ith her as far w a r e h o u s e there. He ships the place he gets some twenty-
as Portland.
potatoes and other farm prod five acres and several more acres
The high school team w ill play ucts, allow in g farmers to club that can be put in cultivation
the Corvallis high school team together in making shipments in w ith but little expense. There
on the home floor on Saturday order to get the advantage of is also some finfc timber on the
night o f this week. The game car lo t freight rates.
place and springs near the house
w ill be called a t 8 o'clock.
Enos Ellis has traded his Che- th at w ill furnish pow er for all
Mrs. Charley Rees, o f Perry- halem Mountain farm to C. H. kinds of purposes. He is much
dale, and Mrs. Ivancovich, of Christenson, taking in the ex pleased w ith his trade and says
Garibaldi, have been w ith their change the house and lo t located they w ill move to the place as
father, M . D. Jones, during the on the southeast corner of School soon as they can arrange for it
week who is sick at his home on and Hancock streets. M r. Chris and be ready to put in a crop.
Cbehalem Mountain.
tenson was down from Corvallis The question now is w hat will
J. W. Chambers went to P ort the latter part of last week clos become o f Newberg, since H. M.
land last Saturday to attend a ing up the deal. He w ill not get has been here helping hold the
.meeting of the Association o f possession o f the farm until the lid down for these many, many
Northwest Fruit Growers, the close of this season as it is rented. years and nobody ever thought
meeting having been called for
M arion C. George has returned of his tearing himself aw ay.
the purpose o f discussing the
question of by-products.
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A new grand piano o f the well
kdown I vers & Pond mpke is be
ing bought of Kienle & Sons for
the college, and the proceeds o f
the series o f musical entertain
ments being given by the school
of music, are being applied on the
purchase o f the instrument. A
splendid program w ill be given
Friday night which w ill m erit a
full house.
from Santa Barbara, California,
where he spent several weeks
visiting w ith his son Leonard
who has been located there for
the past tw o years. Mrs. George
did not return w ith him. He
says it rained so beard while he
was there that it backed the
ocean up, into the d ty and he
thought it was time for him to
return to a country where it
ralnfc w ith some
decorum.
MRS. SWAN BENSON ENTERTAINS
On Thursday o f last week Mre.
Swan Benson, o f WestChehalem,
entertained, delightfully.
Her
guests included the Aid Society
of W est Chehalem church and
other ladies o f the valley.
An elaborate dinner was served
at noon, after which the time
was spent in conversation and
needle work. The ladies eqjoy-
court.
M r. McClelland, the new stu-
dent volunteer secretary for the
Pacific C oa»t, w ill be a t the col-
lege Friday o f this week in the
interest o f th at organization.
He w ill speak in chapel at 10
a m.
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JSSJSE s
COLLEGE NOIES
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langes and to lung disorders.
Fresh A ir Is Im portant.
Fresh A ir is the first essential
healthly lungs. Tuberculosis,
the commonest disease o f the
lungs, can be practically avoided
by plenty o f fresh air. In fact,
about all disorders o f the lungs
and air passages, including *olda,
are bad air diseases; they * occur
tim e of year when we a rt
and when our houses
B y taking a little
care everyone, even those w ho
live indoors, can get sufficient
fresh a ir to avoid lung and
throat disorders; anyone can
open his bedroom windows a t
night, and thus get from seven
to nine hours of fresh air. During
the day the office man and the
housewife can get out of doors
fo r a t least a few minutes; they
can also throw open the win
dow s and doors tw o, o r three
times daring the day and permit
an entirely fresh supply of air to
take the place of the used-up air.
Proper Food Is Im portant.
T o keep the lungs writ, ju st as
to keep well every other part o f
the body, one must est properly.
Pneumonia is a disease o f over
fed individuals, while tuberculosis
attacks
the
undernourished.
Overfeeding is to be avoided
simply by eating less, whereas
an undernourished state of the
body is usually to be corrected,
not so much by eating more
food, but by eating foods th at
are easily digested, by thorough
mastication and by avoiding
overloading the stomach, and
the use of tobacco, coffee, and
alcoholic drinks.
ville, March 12. Mr. W ilson’s line, ana neip
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,or interstate healthly, beautiful,
Federation,” w as a strong ap w ay attractive little d ty . I t can
peal for the abolition o f w ar by only be done by co-operation.
means o f a world-wide govern We believe in our people th at
ment. Lisle Hubbard, who rep they w ill unite in every w ay pos
resented P. C. in tw o contests sible to prom ote the w ork.
last year, w as awarded second Everything which adds to the
place, and Meade E lliott ranked beauty and attractiveness of the
third. The other speakers were d ty is a benefit to every citizen.
Miles, Miss A lta The ladies of the Civic Im prove
P I P V alter G u jà ? .T h e ment Chib are putting forth
judges on thought were Rev. C. strenuous efforts to this end. A t
O. W hitelv, Rev. Hom er Cox and their last meeting they decided
Prof. A. C. Stanbrough, and on on a combined effort to secure
delivery were Prof. W. W. Silver, the planting o f roses on every
Pres. L. T. Pennington and Prof. parking in tow n, and that the
parkings may be kept nicely
M. D. Hawkins.
mown. This can be done by
Pacific University sprung a proper effort, and but little ex
surprise on the local team last pense, and would add untold
Saturday night by winning more beauty, and attractiveness to
em phatically on P. C.’s floor the d ty . . I t is reported by those
than they had on their own. w ho ought to have some knowl
Tbs play was fast and rough, a edge o f conditions, th at thou-
style which was to the disad
s o f people from the far
vantage o f the local players on east w ill probably visit the
account o f their ligh t weight. Pacific Coast this summer. O f
Referee G til ley, contrary to his coarse w e1 w ill get our share o f
usual custom, allowed many these visitors and we ought to
fouls, to go uncalled on both be ready to please and entertain
teams. The score was 35 to 12. them. A committee was ap
There w ill be no game this week. pointed by the club to push the
The team w ill go to McMinnville work.
the 19th of this month for a re- j And they w ill gladly assist in
turn game. W illam ette w ill be' anyway they can. Clean up day
seen here Feb. 28.
w ill soon be here, when all the
Arrangements are being made alleys, back yards, and out-of-
by the local athletic association the-way places w ill no doubt be
to participate in the Hexathlon put in first daas order, and then
indoor track meet, which w ill be w e hope everyone, large, and
held the first week in March. small, w ill help to keep them so.
The silver loving cup offered by L a ter a rose planting day w ill
Jeager Bros., o f Portland, to the be designated for early in March,
winners o f this meet, was exhib and suggestions w ill be given on
There w ill be a very interesting
ited a t the P* U. game last Sat methods o f planting, to secure
and instructive fruit grow ers’
urday night, and served to best results.
'«The Caroline Tcstou t” rose is meeriaK held a t 10 a.m., Satur
arouse much interest. A t a meet
day, February 13th, in Duncans
ing of the association held Tues preferred, as uniform ity in color,
H all a t which time Prof. V. R.
day, it was voted to accept and design w ill give thè finest
Gardner, o f O. A. C., w ill endeav
W illam ette’s invitation to take effect. This rose is quite hardy,
or to show the benefits obtained
part in a track meet to be held a vigorous grow er and a prolific
by
applying improved methods
there M ay 22. Harold Hinshaw bloomer. E ffort is being made
n the production and marketing
was elected track manager for to secure the roses in large
o ffra it grow n for canning pur
quantity on an economical basis.
this season.
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poses.
It parties wishing roses w ill
. This is o f vita l importance to
Mrs. W. W. Silver spoke to the
send their names, number de
Y. W. C. A. a t their regular
growers, especially o f canned
sired, whether one or tw o years
meeting this week. The Y. M. C.
fruits, that they learn to handle
old, they can probably be gotten
their products in the proper
A. hour was given over to a re
to and advantage in large quan
manner, elim inating the loss oi a
port o f the recent conference o f
tity .
Student Volunteers, held a t O. A.
It has also been suggested that good many dollars which could
C. The conference was attended
there are many vacant lots which otherwise have been saved for
by Misses Ramsey and Benson
persons wishing something o f the grow er.
and M r. Keeney from here.
Everybody is welcome, come
the kind m ight secure for plant
and
learn something.
A t a meeting o f the tennis asso ing potatoes and garden vege
H. B. Crowell,
ciation, called Wednesday noon, tables, answering tw o purposes,
Fruit
Inspector
for Yamhill Co.
W alter Guyer was elected presi help the tenants, and look much
dent and Clarence Jones secre- better than the ta ll weeds and
Weekly Oregonian and Graphic
grass.
On behalf o f committee
Court
both one year $2.25.
FRUIT GROWERS’ ATTENTION