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XXVII
THURSDAY,
Eunice Lew is, Delbert
d a W inters, Ir a Wi
M arn a Heater.
ï
la the lecture ro o m b f the P u b
lic L ib ra ry , on Saturday o f last
M cM innville and
In
week, there w a s conducted the dependence, passing through the
o n t eugenic t e n lo r o r d ic i e re r to w n s o f W hiteson, Am ity, Mc
held in N ew berg.
C oy and RickreaQ. The fare be
tw een
of the Parents* Educational pendence is $1.00. The schedule
effect on next Monday,
Bureau; M rs. A . B ayley, super-
Bureau; D r. R.
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G. H all, Dr. A. E. K idd, Dr. H .
Jones, city engineer, has penetrated his righ t she
received the
ripped open the breast,
and M ss. Branchford, all o f P o rt
th at he has
the lon gs and severed the a
land, ably assisted by o a r local chosen a member o f the Am erican
leading to the arm . The ai
and
ot C ivil Engineers, hav- in g physician believes therein
lin g its bead office in N ew York chance fo r the m an’s recovery*
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n M n „ E » I . . . . I
rirty-nvc Da Dies w tif cx&Djioeu City.
qualifications but be lost so moch blood
during the d ay, m ost o f them b e- tu r required tor « t r a n c e in to the outcome is uncertain.—
Of
this society, it being necessary in g Telegram .
ing under three
Bach child w a s
the recom m endation o f
A. E . Calkins form erly lived
m em bers and the ap proval this com m unity and is
tested a s to physical and m ental
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show n oi election by the board o f con- kn ow n to m a a y -o f our;
by the tests'w erc pointed
In reading the abo ve news
the m other and treatm ent
on his go o d fortune.
some have confused the
gested to correct them.
w ith th at o f C . 9. Calkins,
The results o f the scoring,
which is being done in Portland,
w ill be m ade know n to the
m others the latter p a rt o f this
week, lint it is the general con
sensus
o f N ew berg and the
country com pare favo rably w ith
an y babies the
also form erly lived here,
w h o also n ow lives in the
The governm ent a t W ashing ty o f Airiie. ....
ton has set a p a rt the first
in M a y from 5 t o l l a s
S O I NEWS-REPORTED
u p and paint-up time. O ur ow n
G overnor W ithycom be has de
L . & Dey w a s paid a
creed the some for Oregon.
The M on day of $3 fo r the scalp«
W om en’s Civic C lu b and the coyote; also. $1.50 for i
Com
m endai C lu b o f N ew berg The difference appe
M rs. B ayley m ade the state
baye
appointed' committees to o f certain provisions o f th e 1
ment th at this w a s the first time,
M r. Dey
hi her experience, w here so m any
w
ork
babies
baby
m a r k e d ;» * * * <m ac
count o f lo w m entality.
A t noon the Parent-Teache
Association served a delicious
luncheon to the committee an d
doctors conducting the test, a t
the home o f l^rs. M aggie L ittle
field.
In the afternoon D r. H all de
livered a very helpful lecture to
m others, which w a s w ell a t
tended.
The committees from the P a r
ent-Teachers’ O rganisations o f
N ew berg and Springbrook, under
w hose auspices -the test w a s
held, have been w ork in g hard
fo r several weeks in preparation
for
the event. It is highly
gratifyin g to them to note the
interest o f the m others and the
hearty
co-operation
o f the
physicians and dentists which
led to m aking the eugenic test
a success. They take this op
portunity ¿to thank all w h o s o
kindly gave their help and en
couragem ent.
The follow in g babies were
tested
on Saturday: R obert
Fitzpatrick, Richard and Wilfred
Blaylock (tw in s ), Geraldine P a t
terson, Jean Elm o Menke, M c
M innville; Donald Richards, R oy
and Ray Sherlock, tw ins; James
R obert M cKinney, Dundee; Rich
ard and R obert W inter, tw in s
from Dundee; B yron P a rr, M il
dred Farr,¡¿M arguerite Evans,
H aro ld Cornell, James K am p,
Agnes Deach, Herm an Sid w ell
Smith, M ildred Arlene W ilson,
L o is Lutz, L a Verne Hutchens,
Ronald Hutchens, Arlvine L a d le
Bennett, io la Braden, Ethel
M argaret W oo d w o rth , Robert
Gregory, E lsa H od son, Ronald
Green, Dorothy Sherw ood, Allen
Sherw ood, Joseph Theodore W il
son, M cM innville; Leon St. Ger
m ain, Helen H oskins, Dennis
M cGnire, V irgin ia Newell, Perry
W aide, Dexter Bingham , John
Pavlakis, M axine Sm ith, Bion
Chapin, John M oeller, Elaine
Vincent, W alto n Bassett, Fron
d s Bassett, Laine A insw orth,
Russell S trait, Audrey Crites;
Springbrook—G erald' W i l s o n ,
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there fs n ot a street,
yard o r other place th at’s not
put in go o d order. This w ill
mean the betterment oé
terest, health, m orals,
fluid social conditions. The w ord
o f G od says cleanliness is akin to
Godliness. N o t longainoe there
quite a w rite-up in one of
the Portland d a io ri^ lo m m e n t-
,ing on the beanty and attrmetive-
o f tike sm aller tow ns, where
they h ad been cleaning up *nH
taking care o f law n s, parkings,
etc. W e are a com m unity, linked
together for m utual help and
com fort.
If one fam ily ]
deemed up, m ow s the la w n and
parkings, cultivates the roses,
etc., it brings a degree of benefit
to those ab o u t them. Likew ise
if one m an neglects these things
it casts a degree o f depression
upon all about.
W e o w e it to
each other. M och is being w rit
ten now ab o u t the ¡education We
receive through the eye. W h a t
w e look upon either tends to re
fine, elevate and inspire to better
living o r it depresses and tends
to debase.
committee.
W1LLAKTTE ATHLETIC CLUB
Representatives from Spring
brook,
Fernw ood,
Chehalem
Center and W illam ette Athletic
Chibs met and form ed a baseball
league. The teaun h avin g the
highest percentage a t the end o f
the league seawon to be given a
pennant.
On last Satu rday the W ills-
mette liq d a created LPtmutm
Center b y a score o f 11 to 7. The
batteries for W illam ette C lub
ere B aird and M ills, for Che-
halem Center w ere H odges and
Zigler.
Fernw ood also feet and de
feated Springbrook.
The stan ding o f the teams:
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'W L T
W . A. A . C.
2
1.000
Fernw ood
1 1
.800
Chehalem Center
1 1 .000
Springbrook 4..
1 1 -000
ot
to
m onths.
Sc says he drove into to w n to
t evening and hitched the borse
a rack ita the rear o f the Ini-
rial hotel. A bou t nine o ’clock
ieo he decided to return home
m ade the discovery th at the
rse and b o ggy were gone and
ic report of the theft has been
read over the country by tele-
one bu t w ithout gainin g any
bn n atio n regarding the stolen
FOREST
State
school
authorities
considered
repealed o r
Oregon are
co> w as
w ith the State B oard amended, as the am ount of
Forestry and Oregon Forest cement w a s considered excessive.
Association in carrying M r. R ood stated that 7 to 1 waui
| forest fire lessons to public school ■feplr.
M ay o r E d w ard s reported w ork
before the ¿915 danger
It ap
i opens.
Over
seventy on streets progressing.
rad little booklets are be- pears the gravel on m any streets
distributed containing a is rolling to the curb and our
council considers it
entitled “ The Friends O f
Forest” w ritten b y B, T .
to i
street
in to a t-
w ith a boy
. fo r
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John M oore, m anager of
Yam hill Electric Com pany at
N ew berg, w hose system together
w ith its au xiliary com pany a t
Sherw ood n ow furnishes electric
service to ten tow n s, bam placed
a proposition before the W ater &
L igh t Com m ission tor furtiishing
electric ju k e to M cM innville dur
in g the summer m onths when
the city m ust use w o o d ns fuel
for generating current.
M r.
M oore haw been in O regon abou t
ten years. F o r some j e a n he
w a s engaged in the newspaper
gam e in G eorgia, his native
state.
W hile here F rid a y he
called on his form er tow nsm an,
C ounty Clerk W ilson.
A DOCS LIFE
dlai L i ven good, ton o f Henry
engood w h o lives o at in the
•nwood ncignborhood,: is mi-
I v horse which he recently
ight, the anim al having been
leo on Saturday night o f last
1 in a ll fonds to be
$9,470.56.
C. R. D o er
audit the treasurer’s books.
It appearing tbait no minimum
rate had been fixed a s a charge
lor water, consumed outside the
city lim its, it w a s decided to fix
a rate fo r same.
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Am ong other interesting m at
ters considered w a s a proposi
tion fo r opening M orton street.
A considerable num ber o f people meeting under leadership
livin g northw est o f to w n have Chas. M . Lescanlt. (pro
subscribed la b o r and team s to Leseo), a i H aviland,
im prove the saune so they w ill Sunday evening, M a y 9.
Rev. Lescanlt is a p n
have a convenient w a y of gettinj
into to w n .
There >w
property ow ner
on M orton
street present, and w hile be ad
m itted he had w ork only a p art
of the time, he refused to give
any o f the time he warn not em
ployed to w o rk in g on the street
The form ers w ho are agitatin g
the improvement are obliged to
travel more than a mite ont o f held in
meeting
y to
copal church.
o f the time,
Revs. G ould and
passed an ordinance authorizing
givin
g attention to
thé im provem ent o f the street
and the only expense to the city plana fo r this
have the-
w ill be the drainage.
official
boards.
H ie cement w alk ordinance
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chuce
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f1
T he dual debates
d ay evening
College and Pacific
an even break, each
aing the affi
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or nre in tnew
the struggles o f the tree « strutted, to
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toe io- the Yam hill
o f men and children in our
larger
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DAY COMING
T o the E d ito r
I note the compliment (? ) you
p ay to Ohio in y o u r issue o f last
week. N o w B rother W ood w ard ,
w e have ceased to be Buckeyes
and H o o sk rs and become loyal
Oregonians, therefore it seems to
me to be an nnnecessary.thing
to condemn the native state o f
o u r neighbors.
Even though
the term ‘Buckeye’’ and “ H oo-
•ier” were, and perhaps are, used
a s w o rd s o f reproach in times
past, it appears time to forget
the fact. As to mossbackism, I
refuse to believe Ohio deserving
o f the name, aw she beat Indiana
by tw o years in ja ilin g crooked
pofiticians-r-and I think they
were of the same party, namely
go o d republicans. I beg yon to
take into consideration the fact
o f the immense distillery interests
o f the state, the consistent re
publican m ajority thereof, and
the fact th at the old Buckeye
stade haul been busily engaged in
providin g presidential tim ber
fo r the p arty fo r so many years
th at the has neglected to take
much interest in anything else.
Just as soon a » the wom en of
the state w ake up, the citizens
become dem ocrats, and adl the
crooked politicians are jailed,
Ohio w ill be d ry as the A risons
desert.
Anna M . Fogle.
W e often hear the expression,
“ He leads a d o g’s Hie,” and it is
taken to m ean th at the person
so spoken o f is gettin g m ore real
hard w o rk , buffeting and ill-
treatm ent than should foil to
him. Still there is another point
o f view , show n in the story of
the Dutchm an- addressing his
d og:
, r
“ Y on vaw only a d og, but I
vish I vas you. Yen you g o mit
y o u r bed in y ou shust turn
around dree times u n d lay dow n;
ven I g o m it der bed in, I had to
lock np der bfoce, and vind np
der clock, tmd p a t der cu to u t,
and ondress myself, and mine
fr&a v&kes np nod scolds, den der
b ab y vadees np nod cries and I
had to valk him mid der house
aronndt den m aybe, ven I gets
myself to bed, it is time to get np
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again. Y on get up, you schost
stretch yourself, d ig yo u r neck a
A n adjourned meeting o f the
leedle und you v as up. I hat to city council w as held on M onday
light der fire, put on der kiddle, night w ith a foil attendance of
scrap some m it m y w ifir already, the members.
und get m yself breakfast.
Y ou
B y unanim ous vote W . H .
play around adl d ay and had W o o d w o rth w as elected city
b k n ty o f fun. I h af to w ork all treasurer, the place having been
d ay and h af blenty of drabble. m ade vacant by the resignation
Yen you die you vaw dead; ven I o f W . H . W harton. The report
die I had to g o to —yet.”
of the retiring treasurer showed
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MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL
C o.,
terms for
defended the negative a t A lbany.
plan t fo r one year
The local judges were P ro£ W a l
pum p is to be pur-
lace, of M cM innville College, A .
K in g W ilson, o f P ortlan d , au*d
C arlton B. Spencer, secretary o f
tile University o f Oregon L a w
Departm ent, Portland.
THE ADELTfflAN SOCIETY
OF Tffi RAFT6T CHURCH
On Tuesday F . A. Lundqaist
held a stock sade a t his W ills-
mette V iew Farm . H e invited
the B aptist ladies to serve lunch
to his guests. A s the Adclphians
are wide aw ak e and ready to
w ork where the profit redounds
to their church, fourteen o f them
were »p e a r ly and went in au tos
fluid buggies to th at beautiful,
and w ell named, “ V iew F a rm ”
and had a happy, social, to say
nothing o f a profitable outing.
M rs. Lundquist made the visit
doubly interesting by chatting,
first w ith one grou p , then an
other, telling us h ow each year
she regretted paurtiug w ith one
o r the other of the anim als th at
had been reared on the-form, in
such a very charm ing manner.
W e are also indebted to George
Larkin, Dr. Hester, H . Prince
and M r. Lundqaist for the g a l
lant w a y they took the ladies
and their paraphernalia to the
sade and brou ght all back.
m nei Burns, n t n a e n t.
M ary E . Bankson, Sec’y.
Plans fo r the M ay D ay cele
bration a re go in g m errily on.
According to the present a r-
rangementa the breakfast, which
is to start the day, w ill be served
from 6:30 to 7:30. The other
* w ill follow during the
day. The drills arc progressing
very satisfactorily under the
direction of M iss B ritt, and th is
p art o f the program gives prom
ise of being very pleasing.
Professors M arsh all and M c-
M inn took a canoe trip to W il-
so n vilk and back last Saturday.
The round trip w a s m ade in rec
ord time.
A delegation o f students w ill
g o to Salem F riday o f this week
to “ ro o t” for Lisle H ubbard,
Pacific’s representative in the
annual state prohibition con-
M r. H u bbard ham a stron g
oration and ought to make a
good show ing in the contest.
This is the fourth time he ham
taken p a ri in a state contest.
A ll of the other contestants, but
ooe,
have represented
their
schools before, so the contest is
rare to be a close one.
Rev. H . Gould led the chapel
» on Toesday m orning
A
pril
30.
On
this— Thursday—evening
A faculty tennis tournam ent
from 8 to 9:30 o ’clock a farew ell
reception w ill be given M r. and has been arranged to settle the
M rs. H o w a rd M . W illiam s a t championship am ong the digni
taries. Every man on the fac
the B aptist church.
N ot only the church mem ulty, eight in number, is entered.
bers b a t their m any other N ew The new court is in good shape
berg friends are invited to partic for fast tennis, and some fine, ex
ipate auid give them a hand hibitions w ill be given.
shake. N o eats, no drinks—all
in keeping w ith our dear brother
The Evening Telegram and the
and sister’s modest example. Just Graphic for a w hole year for
a social forewell. Come adl.
93.75. Better take advan tage
of this exceptional offer.
Committee, <