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THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1915
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shots with the acstter gun
out and some good scores
hang up.
The stste fish car is expected
it week, and under the au­
nt* of the local dab some 50,-
1 trouf fry will be planted in
| the streams adjacent to New.
berg.
Fred Kincaid.
Denmark, the land of
t>ld.” In order
the dangers of going so
e mysterious Kiel Cana
bad hern transpor
to the home of BK “ rana on
event were
Smith. T.
’ 3
White. M
son. L. T
Hannon, H. R
Littlefield. George
Baird, T. H. Rees,
Xà'M-*:
served consisting
well,
E. H. Woodward, G. I.
igKgfl
▼es. refreshments
gomery, M
JÜ
r blase, globe­ A serions accident was nsrrowly With a little care. Or
Henry Jackson died in Ro- Bareroft, Jr., L. B.
* .r
oanzH last Monday night and bis H, Morris. A. C.
trotters enjoyed the novel sights, averted when one of the visitors coming to the Bxpositk
L IM T L BOSONS, DECEASED remain « were taken to Yainax Edwards, C. A. Fitxpa
sounds, food, etc., of halt a “fell down” on pronouncing the |find it possible to make*
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and barfed on Wednesday after­ S. Craven, J. B. Monat,
dosen different nations last name of the refreshments. here a t no excessive cost,
On
Wednesday
morning
near
noon with all the honor his In­
in the d ty good rooms
Friday evening when the Xew- Medical'attention promptly
hour of nine o’clock, Mrs. dian relatives and friends could Morris, W. A. King, N.C.
berg Parent-Teacher Associa­ given and it is thoughrhe wil age hotels can be bad
Mary L. Hoskins, wife of J. L. evidence in a fine casket and big John Larkin, G. L. ~
tion conducted hssecond annual not be permanently deprived o $2.50 per night, and rc
Hoskins, was called from this funeral. Mr. Jackson was one Hollingsworth, C. 0.
“Trip Around the World.” Four the use of his jaw. - The younger boarding bouses and
life without warning 'while at of the best known and respected John Bell, J .C
personally conducted trains of portion of the crowd were both $5 to $ 10 per week. Rc
Clarence Bntt, L. M. Parker, W.
her home just north of town.
Indians on the Reservation, and H. Elliott, bringe Elliott, B. L.
antomobiksearri-d the travellers interested and instructed a t the prices are not beyond the
Apparantly ir. her usual health, at one time was its wealthiest Evans, Mary Williams, W. W.
across mountains, deserts and exhibition of wool carding, spin­ and at cafeterias good fa
she had gone about her morn- farmer and stockman. When in Nelson, D. D. Coulson, D. J. Gil­
oceans with speed and edmtort. ning and knitting which was be had a t very reasonable
ing’s
work, and after spending a his prime be owned a thousand bert And the Misses Ida Woods,
It might be remarked in passing, given by Mr. and Mrs. 8. Nelson At the latter places, for
little
time
playing with a baby head of cattle, several hundred Ella Macy, Alice Rees, Belle Gil-
however, that the most dust and Mrs. Clemen son. Music thing except meat, five
nddaughter on the porch, she head of horses and his ranen con­ her*/. Mvrtle McDonald, Reta
was encountered in crossing the was furnished by .kmos Nelson cents is the price for the
went
into tbe house to arrange sisted of 1200 acres of fine farm­ McDonald, Gladys H a n n o n ,
Mcditeman Sea between Arabia with violin, and the Misses Helen dish. There is an ea
her
hair,
when suddenly she was ing land equipped with the best Mary Bott and Sibyl Wood­
and Italy.
and Wilma Brans gave a Danish rooms and eating pi
stricken by the reaper Death and of machinery of all kinds.
crowds not yet having
H. R. Morris, chief trian di* folk dance.
ward.
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was taken without an apparent Consumption gained a foot­
pateber, started the first tram In Spite of the pleasures of the flowed the dty. On the
straggle. Her daughter-in-law. hold in Henry Jackson’s family,
CHASEJUTCffiB
a t 6:46, it being in charge of one extended Journey the tourists tion grounds prices arv a 1
Mrs.
C.
J.
Hoskins,
was
present,
more
strenuous
in
soots,
and
one
by
one
it
claimed
its
of the road’s most experienced heaved a sigh of relief when they
and the husband was just out­ vkatims, finally taking its head. Monday morning a t Coqoitte,
conductors, F. A. Morris. Leav­ were once more aboard and visitoi
side a t work in the yard.
Several years ago Mr. Jackson’s Mr. Bari Hntchcns and Miss
largely by bringing their
ing the Southern Pacific’s city realised that they were
The deceased was born on a favorite son succumbed to the Norma Chase we
n f » on First street the route “good old Ü. S. A ” The A rtic­ with them, and the very
farm near Monrovia, Morgan malady, which broke the old In­ left a t once for
followed that thoroughfare to ular part of thé home lend to be people do not scorn to <
County, Indiana, March 17, dian’s heart and spirit, and he they will spend
Y. W. C A.
Meridian street, north on Meri­ visited was the plav abed of tbe
1850. and on February 10,1876, lost his courage and ambition in after which they
copies a building all its oi
dian to Sheridan, and west to public school grounds.
was married,to J. L. Hoskins at his business matters. Fred Mills North Bend to make
Alaska, which was temporarily “Uncle Sam” met his guests at is the popular eating;
Mooresville, Indiana.
waaJackson’s attorney in draw­ home. The groom isi
removed from the northwest the door and extended to them in the gates. Here one <
corner of the continent of North Ins hospitality as ususaL Amer­ out a reasonably good
In the year 1879 they came to ing the many legal papers in­ and well known, bustling
ing been ««
America to the lawn of Lynn ican tee cream cones were served, fifty cents or less, and
Oregon, in company with a cident to the conduct of his
is ideal. Hoi
Ferguson. Salmon salad made and Kienk’s orchestra furnished
number ot ofther Indiana people, forming operations for a long employe ol th e.
it» appetising appeal a t the very mask to aid their digestion. tb cM .J.B . Coffee
on the farm which is period, and several years ago past two years. , He ia
entrance, followed by chunks of When the last train load had eggs, bread, batter
home. Here they advised Mr. Jackson to born his of Mrs. S. S. Jennings and Mra.
ice, bosky gold mioera and In­ arrived the costumed performers, are obtainable a t forty
y of-children, all of house and build a new one in A. L. Gubser, his parents resid­
dians in war paint and feathers. fed by Unde Sam and Mrs ~
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ad will be in order to get rid of tbe consump- ing a t Newberg. The bride is
Mr.
BtH
which tion
Rev. S. P. Vaa Dyke,
g rident of tbe f
Teacher A sso c ia tio n ,' per­
Fri-
fet missionary work, exhibited formed the grand mardi a* a offering food a t afl prices. *5$ot day afternoon a t4 o ’dock. They tion. Last Sunday, when At­
of the North Bead
dog’.’ sandwiches and coffee joints are’ Mrs. F. K. Jones, of Santa torney Mills was called to Bo­
several interested curios. Music dimax to tbe entertainment.
was tarnished by the Missei
In addition to the officers al­ are everywhere, and tbe com­ Paula, California, Hervey M. nanza to prepare some papers for high school, and as a student
Francis Elliott and Ruth Peter ready mentioned, others who bination can be had for twenty Hoskins, of McMinnville, and Mr. Jackson on his deathbed, won state honors in the orator­
son. The entire tribe of Indians assisted in handling the expedi­ cents. In the Food Products Cecil j. Hoskins, of* Newherg. tbe old Indian recalled tbe ad­ ical contest. Since graduating,
was imported from the nearby tion were J. D. Gordon, general Bnilding it is possible to get Besides these and her husband, de­ vice Mills had given him years she has been assistant in the
reservation at Chehalem Center- manager; A. C.Stanbrongb, vice- ight lunches and tea for about ceased left three sisters, namely, ago and exprrssed regret that he post office*, where she won tbe
admiration 61 all bv hcr careful
From Alaska to Arabia sounds president; G. W. James, ticket twenty-five cents, and teahouses Mrs. Matilda Hoskins, of Spring- had not acted upon it.
like a long jump, bat the trip agent; Mrs. G. 0. Bassett, in serving tea and rice cakes at brbok, Mrs. Alma Hunt, of In order to show their high re­ and conscientious work.—Coos.
was accomplished in a com formation bnrean. The con­ ifteen cents atq everywhere. Lents, Mrs. Margaret George, of spect and affection for their com­ Bay Harbor.
paratively shoft time, as the ductors on the three later trains There is but one hotel on the New berg, and one brother, J. I. rade, Mr. Jackson’s many friends
EGGS TO BE GRADER
on the reservation, wishing to
Arabians were domiciled at the which lef£ a t 7:16, 8:00 and grounds, “Inside Inn.” Rooms Hadley, of Springbrook.
borne of C. H. Fitzpatrick on 8:46, were respectively G. 0. lere without bath range from It % as thirty-six years ago leave nothing undone in cere­
Fourth Street, th e dancing, Bassett, A. P. Oliver and M. D. $3 per night upward, according that J. L. and Mrs. Hoskins mony or expense, had three big The principal dealers in P ort—
begging, fortune-telling gypsy Hawkins. The last train ar­ to location; with bath, $5 and located in this community and medicine men from Yakima jgnd have formed what is termed
queen attracted much attention rived at the destination a t 11:01 upward. Breakfast is served at they knew something of priva­ called to attend him the week the Portland Egg and Poultry
75 cents straight, other meals a tions, with the economy in living before his death. The medicine Dealers’ Association, and a
and a few dimes from some of p.m.
the gentlemen who were carious Thirty-twp dollars was cleared a carte. Patrons here mast pay expenses that was necessary at men gave him the approved standard system of grading eggs
US to their future. The queen by tbe association, aad the the 50 cents daily admissioq to the time in order to meet their treatment endorsed by tribal as a basis for trade has been,
was ably aided in her efforts by whole affair was very gratifying the grounds, bat, unlike all obligations, bat they prospered custom—incantations, rubbing established.
her musical attendants. De­ b o th to th e officers of others who attend tbe fair, these and it is. a source of pleasure to on of charm medicines, and all . The reason given for the course
mure Mohammedan ladies served the assodation who planned it have a permit to leave and enter the sorrowing husband to recall the while beating tom-tom drams taken is that Oregon eggs have
coffee and sandwiches, and be­ and to the “tourists” who as they choose. As a matter of that in recent years they hare which kept the entire population been in' bad repnte in the other
fore these were fairly disposed of patronised it. Those who did general information, many Ore­ been privileged to travel about of Bonanxa awake for two Coast markets, caused by the
the business-like c o n d u c to r not make tbe trip missed an en­ gonians will be glad to know and enjoy tbe fruits of tbeir nights. When this ceremony eggs not receiving proper care
shouted “AH Aboard,” and the joyable evening’s entertainment, that hotel, room, or apartment labors together. Only recently was concluded and it was evident by producers and shippers.
“Voyageurs” were off tor Italy. besides failing to contribute to a accommodations can be secured they returned from a visit with that Mr. Jackson’s days were In a circular fetter sent o at by
a t the Ferry Building, and that relatives and friends in Cali­ soon to end, two Indians came the association to shippers, the
They stopped for refreshments good cause.
street cars leading to all parts of fornia which they thoroughly to Klamath Falls on Sunday to following is given as the grades
a t “Orevania,” the beautiful
get a fine casket trimmed, which established:
the city and direct to the Ex- enjoyed.
country home of J. W. Cham­
XMRtion circle in front of the Tbe deceased was well educated, they took out to Bonanxa early The grades shall consist of No.
bers, where they found Italy in
miniature, even to tbegoodola The exercises of the Fourth of *erry Budding. From there to and in her young womanhood Monday morning. It was in 1, No. 2, and No. 3 eggs.
on the lake; whence two beauti­ July celebration will be held in tbe Exposition, the “D” car iaj she was a teacher in the public readiness to receive his body as No. 1 eggs shall weigh aot less
ful ladies'sang love songs to,the the d ty park, which has been the most popular. It is direct schools. She was a birthright soon as his death occurred Mon­ than 55 pounds to the case, ih
standard cases and shall be
accompaniment of a guitar, ex­ thoroughly cleaned up for the and lands one a t the main ore
of the Friends church day evening.—Klamath Record. fresh, clean, foil and sweet:
Scott
street
cept that it was dark and the occasion. .* " 1
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. .... entrance. At the
. ---- lb her younger years she
No. 2 eggs shall consist of
AVERY COPIOUS SHQWHt . slightly
ladies conld not be seen. The Following is the program of 0~gOD toUdtog
p o » U < WM mock tued in offid.1 po„
dirty, slightly shrunken,
information
refreshments consisted of punch ¡tents:
. . . . ab
. .. o u t the grounds
JP * , tions in church m work, where she The most extensive social func­ undersized eggs and washed
» .v a .ta b fe a ttfc c -.u m l booth, w„ ^
^ ¡ oco( >lld
and bananas served on the MO A.M.—BaBoo
tion of the season was giveo by
MO
A.M.—Grand
Parade.
spacious lawn.
and .,» 0 . 1 effort » * .d e to I , the home tb t n r r o w i., one. Mrs. Walter B. Terrell at her eggs; and shall be reasonably
$0.00. -
It was with reluctance that
«odw O re^o«.™ m n om Jrt a l d o H „ „ of ^ worth. t a t home on Wynooski street on fresh and sweet.
10 JO A. M .-E x ere
No. 3 eggs shall consist of
the' sight-seers tore themselves
*’
“ *® «“ V.*1* .* '‘ me citefc of friend, can nt. Tuesday afternoon, when she en­ stair, extremely small, dirty and
ing, “Th* Star Spangled Baanar” vw t of • «wyo.Hr
to U* bo.kl.n* * * to hcr lt, rll
lltK, „ , tertained in honor of Mrs. Wal­
away from , “sunny Italy” and
•swM****r* Rev. Hiram Gould
cracked eggs th at are not leak­
as pleasant as possible. Register K ,|_ r ,n r nm„ZLi7_
embarked for “bonny Scotland.”
ter S. Parker and little daugh­ ing
n ttJ.O w g o n hniidtng’a « n .r .f
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.Pssf. A. 0.1
Harry Lauder and his canny
ter, Rath.
Duck eggs, pickled and treated
booth on your firet w t and aslt
attri cti„
wom.„
countrymen he* forth, a t the
After the guests arrived Miss eggs shall be graded No. 3 or
home of C. C. Ferguson on the
gneettont ne yon
y de. ¡„ the TO01m<llli^
m
_ olK aroused
who
Ella Macy
the baby No. 3 according to quality. All
of the
by M ayor
corner of River and Hancock
Jesee Edwarde
' V-Î- *MT.v!Tr.!iC**L_b00Ai^t di,m ' eoold eaeily knd in the better from an afternoon nap and rots, spot rots, leakers, soar aad
streets. Tea a n d , cakes were Oration of Ora Day...
" * ! b' f*5*’ * ^ ot 0r'5 ? ° “ ■ thing, among joong people, and brought her in to meet the smiles musty eggs shall be considered
Hon. Robart P. MoGoira
served to the guests on their ar­
° ' h' dk^it witboot nunming to take and exclamations of fifty ■admir­ dead lo*s.
rival. The aoricqlar appeal was
ing friends, who showered the All eggs shall be packed la
M -Racee U* Girls,
made through the victrola, 1.00 P. Bays
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The reaper Death has taken his little lady with everything imag­ standard egg cases, new or good
aad Men—8ack,
whence issued the well-known
etc. Gash primee for essi
GUN CLUB NOTES
toU, and she is gone. __
inable for her comfort and second hand th at will stand ship­
Lander voice. Bonny Scqtch
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The tamilY H bb a wiHp pirp)# a I adornment.
ping. Eggs packed in other
The Newberg Rod & Goa Club friends throughout the county In serving refreshments Mrs. than standard egg cases shall be
700
P.
M.
the veranda, the solo
will bold their annua] tourna- and the funeral will no doubt be Terrell was assisted by the subject to a deduction ofooe-
P. M. Military Drill by
done by little Miss 7 JO
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meat on tbe chib grounds north hugely attended. The services Misses Alice Rees, Myrtle aad hsK cent per doaen. .
‘ he college on July 4, * o o tin g will he conducted by Rev. Chas. Reta McDonald.
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MO P.M.
11 it land to be
to begin at IKK) p.m . AH the O Whitely
Those who participated in the Celebrate ia Newberg, Jaly $.
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THE PAY WE CELEBRATE
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