»
Newberg Qraphic
Minnrille and on to Sheridan and
Willamina. Now machines come
to Newberg from Salem or Willa­
mina in a little better than an
hour, and on to Portland in an
other hour or a little better, in
the middle ot the winter, and re­
turn with bat little show ot mod
on the wheels. Farm teams, too,
can haul good load* over these
roads and make the trip with
less fatigue and in much less time
than was formerly required with
the empty wagon, Here is some
evidence ot money collected from
taxes bringing results that bene­
fit the people generally,*for good
roadaare a valuable asset to all
ot us, whether we own vehicles
ot travel or not:
^
. an 4 . S . e .
“ Looking for/ Mary Jane”
3 act comedy given by
Bdttor and Publisher
ary society was well
Thursday evening by
I «very Thursday m oraln«
large crowd. Ethel Sawyer as
»1 Graphie BuUdlnt. Ho. « 0 First Stroot
M i OtRoe. W b ltoM i Residence. M'-«e r
Gladys, the maid, made «decided
hit. /M usic was furnished by the
i at Nowtmrf. Oratoti.
I at the l
Fernwood band, and Miss Eva
Hadley sang tw o solos in her
usual
charming manner.
$ 1 5 0 Per Y ear in A dvance
T. H. Fearey spent the week
end
in Portland.
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TOTRSDAY. JANUARY 6. UM
Cecil Hadley who has been
v en ta n ee to a ll m e m b e rs of th e fa m ily . LEADER PRESSURE T A N K S soh re the
The New Year Oregonian* was
working in North Bend, returned
problem. Hmre*s mma b e tte r asada. W ecan sh eer yon theLeader W a te r ÿ »
np to standard, as annual edi­
home Saturday.
tetas ha anted service. THE LEADER CLASS "A ” RUST PROOF TANKS«
tions go with that great new»*
Mrs. Ross Newby visited
paper, and it makes a splendid
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
souvenir of information to send
Newlin Wednesday. *
a w a j to one’s triends.
Mrs. M. E. Markell
The fellow who penciled the
Wilfred,
with Mr. and
Some men seem to forget that picture labeled "F . A. Blliott,” E. Paine, spent New Ye
they were once'boys when snow­ which appeared In the New Year at Pleasant Home.
balling was good—this sugges­ number o f the Capital Journal,
Freezing weather and several
tion being prompted by seeing a along with others, under the
in
ch « o f snow afford a great
man o f middlev age crossing the caption, “ Men Who Serve the
deal o f pleasure this week in ttye
street a few days ngo, who « ¡w State at the State Capitol,’ ’ may
S chool. was resumed in the which fell in onr midst Saturday
way of coasting and sleigh rides.
CHEHAIEM CENTER
pass
in
Salem
as
an
artist,
but
it
into a violent rage and threat­
immediate school districts after and Sunday, and every mutate
Tuesday evening the M is ««
lad who
w oo Mr. Elliott should appear at the
ened dire vengance oiya
oiya lad
which can possibly be spared
The W. C. T. U. ladies held a a week’s vacation.
Wanda
and Christina Clementon
:>wpalts
in
his
homes
o
f
any
ot
his
former
New
w as throwing snow!
The rerent tall o f snow has from home dutfes is spent in
berg neighbors looking like that dispensed hospitality at their watch mreting at the church
direction.
to the hunting of coons and coasting dowhsthe hills, as this
picture and claiming to be F. A. home ia the way o f $ Leap Year New Year’ s Eve. A goodly num­
ber were present. The evening jack rabbits hs a favorite pas­ is a treat that is not enjoyed
The Graphic thinks professor B l l i o t t , the door would be party
every winter.
• " * » time.
arn Howard Tatt, late pres­ slammed in his face instantly as tr w ir n im ij
tions, music and speeches. Dur­ The Sunday school and church John, Williams, who traded for
ent he United States, is en­ a fraud, and he would depart Year’s Eve at a watch party. ing the intermission refreshments
officers for the coming year were the'Newman place last spring,
the offer o f a rehash of Cards were enjoyed until the
tirely right when he drops without
the
were
served.
All
joined
in
the
elected at a mreting held for that has exchanged this property for
rather plain hint that the repub­ cold potatoes or a bone tognaw midnight hour when dainty re­ singing while the New Year was
purpose at the church hous« last Portland real estate and will
freshments were served.
lican party should not take dic­
. . being ushered in. The small boys Sunday. The reports of all make that citybis future home.
THE TWO COLONELS.
tation from a man outside the
" “
i mo™ D?
‘ »d rang the M b . t o o t« ! b o n » nod standing committees were also Although Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Mrs. W. E. Paine left for Albany joyfully contributed their share
party as to who the standard
read. E. G. Fendall was re­ have been in the community less
The
Washington
correspond
where they will spend a week, otthe noise.
bearer shall be in the next presi­
♦
peated as superintendent o f the than a year, the many friends
dential election. Let one T . B. ents are busy at their pleasant going on to Newport tor a couple
Miss Mande Wills returned t o Monday school, ' Miss Clara Cal­ they have made regret to have
warble Ins plaint to the little work o f forecasting straggles in o f months recreation before re­
her school work in Albany the kins as secretary and treasurer, them leave.
the national conventions bext turning to North Dakota.
remnant of Ball Moosera. ^
’v.
and Miss Lois Fendall as organ­ „.Active work has been com­
year says the Globe Democrat. About 25 basketball enthusiasts first of the w e d ,..
Miss Ruth Meyer took charge ist. Miss F lo ra s« Calkins was menced on the play shed to be
W. P. Hawley, president and They are especially ioMr^sted made the trip to Dundee Satur­
re-elected as secretary o f the erected on the school grounds
general manager o f the Hawley A speculating on the activity o f day night to witness the game of the primary room at school
the first o f the week as Mrs. church and B. F. Yergen was' re­ by 0. Woodworth and Jack
Pulp & Paper Co., ot Oregon tbe tw o colonels, who have been between Springbrook and
Meyer was nnable to be present. elected as church treasurer. Both Sawyer, to whom the contract
City, announces that bis com­ the most conspicuous figures in dee' Athletic Clnbs. The
The congregation was treated the Sunday school and church was awarded. The cold weather
pany will spend -$750,000 in national politics for many years wus 20*22 in fovor of
t o n w onderfully good New Ysar came through the year tree from has delayed the work some-
Oregon City this year in enlarg­ It is argued, very olausibty, that The game wtfo ftgbteatcd \
sermon last Sunday morning. debt.
ing their plant. This and the both will be at tflk conventions grounds that Carplin,
Quite a number o f people came use within the next tw o weeks.
Tbe mreting decided to hold a
announcement of a number' ot It is also assumed that neither center, was ineligible and
M iss R ache4 Brown was
week o f prayer with meetings out to the open mreting o f the
big real estate and rental deals would dodgy should the p i f o brook won the protest.
hostess
at a watch party Friday
Farmer’s
Union.
In
the
morn­
every evening at the church.
*r¿£ortlaadv and the increased idential lightning strike in his
evening,
at which aU the young
neighborhood, although each
On New Year’s Eve the Che- ing Mr. Lamb, o f O. A. C., gave
d e m a n d .f o r onr lumber,
jEM
VOODJÜB
the improbability otsuch
halem A. C. Chib held a watch an interesting talk on breed­ people of the neighborhood as­
a good deal more convincing
accident.. Here the resem­
pfcfty at the heme of, Will and ing poultry in the way to seen» sembled to speed the passing
crid en « ot a return t o normal
A few ot the friends 0t John
best results. Miss Turley o f the year and welcome the new. A
conditions in the Northwest than blance ends. The martial Col. Wohlgemuth sprung a surprise Alvin G ra y «. Quite a number
home econom i« dep’t ol O. A. C. most erijoyable evening was
have been the optimistic reports Roosevelt will work for p e a « on him Monday night ia the way o f the young folks were present followed with a short talk on spent in g a m « and other pas-
brought back irom the E a st^ t while the pacific Col. Bryan will o f a surprise party held in bis and the evening waspassed very
pleasantly with all the hilarity hotne econom i«. Lunch fol­ times, and a delirious lunch
intervals for the past tw o ^ears be for party war.
honor at Mrs. H. fc. Ross*,» It
lowed, served in the basement of served by Miss Brown
by returning bankers and cap­ The Washington corresprfhd was to celebrate John’s twenty o f a New Year’s Eve, as they
old year departed. ’/-■
eat o f the Philadelphia Inquirer
watched' the old year die away the chnrch in cafeteria style. In
tains o f industry.
first birthday. All present re­
states what is generally known
and stepped out on the threshold the afternoon Dr. McPherson, of
ported a good time and departed
RIDGE
0 . A. C., gave a splendid talk
in political circles about the at­
o f a New Leap year. y
at a late hour wishing John
Former Indiana people who
on rural credits and marketing.
titude o f Col. Roosevelt. The
December S i being
rtb-
A. M. Erickson has returned
many happy returns o f the day.
recall the days o f the storm
Miss,Turley gave another talk
colonel wants to go as a Repub­
day
^sn^eesary
of
J.
to
Mill City after enjoying the
period following the Civil War,
The children o f Mr. B o y « are
off home econom i«, this time
lican delegate from New York
and
little
Ruth
Grave«
a
very
holidays
with his family.
when political campaigns in the
ly to the women.
and his enemies in the Empire all sick from the grippe this sumptuous four, course dinner
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hertig,
“ Hoosier” state were carried on
week.
raise no objections. He has also
was
served
from
tour
to
six
Rotice,
Idaho, are being enter­
with such vim and vigor that
The needle dub will meet with o ’clock by Mrs. Graves and Mrs.
announced his willingness to
REX
tained
at
tbe Hertig home.
present day campaigns are mere
support any o f the suggested Mrs. Cora Jones Thursday after­ L. Moorehoqse as hostess«.
Miss Beryl Christenson, o f
side shows in comparison, would
Quite a number ot loyal Mio- Dayton, spent Christmas holi­
candidates, with »¿e or tw o noon.
Everyone
did
honor
to
the
oc­
enjoy looking over the pages o f
exceptions. While Col. Roos­
Ila Hayward has been very casion, passing the time very nesotians attended M inn «ota days at the J. T. Carter home.
a recent issue o f the Indianapolis
evelt will not have what might sick the past week from the pleasantly during the afternoon. day in Newberg Friday, and a
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Vander-
Star, which was issued on the
greater number were forced to
be called a chastened spirit, it is grippe.
Those
having
the
pleasure
o
f
be­
pool
and Miss Violet Hertig, of
eve o f a republican love feast
postpone tb j pleasure until an­
stated that he will attempt no
ing
present
were
as
follows:
Hubert
Rollins,'
o
f
Donald,
Portland, are the g u «ts o f Mr.
held in Indianapolis. The pic­
dictation. He will be satisfied Oregon, was visiting friends at the M «srs. and their wives and other year on account of bad A. Hertig’s home.
tures ot no less than 27 candi­
with the convention’s choice ot Mrs. H. C. Ross’ last Sunday.
families, S. W. Childers, C. H. colds or other indispositions.,
dates tor various offices, with
M i s s L o r e n a Nichols, of
candidates, bat will insist on a
Mrs. H. C. Ross attended the Darnell, S. W. Staley, A. V. Hen-1 J- W. Moore was a Portland Michaels, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
“ description and {iedigree” at­
firm platform declaration for golden wedding ot Mr. and Mrs. drickson, W. R. Everest, A. Har-1 visitor Saturday.
tached, illuminated the pages ,of
B. Brock, ot Clem, Oregon, are
preparedness.
rison,
C.
0
.
Loveland
and
Mrs.
<
Miss
Mary
Strate
has
been
vis-
L.
M.
Metcalf,
o
f
Springbrook,
the paper, some occupying a
guests at the F. E. Nanless borne.
Col, Bryan, on the other hand, New Year’s day.
Blizzard, and MissOliveBlizzard, (ting in Portland tor a number
quarter-page space, some a half­
will make a platform fight tor
—...... — — —
i of days» but-returned home for
On account o f too much Christ­
page, while Warren T. McCray,
what he regards the “ tradi­
WESTCHQULEM
mas we were late with our items
candidate for governor, used a
tional Democrat trade.” That
CH ASE & LINTON
7‘ .
Mr*. John Scmmrr has been on
last week. That’s the reason
tall page, with his own picture
is, he will oppose a large stand­
Defeat w a . again the lot o f , ht , kk Krt for .,he
,
G R AV E L COM PANY
our items didn’t appear.
in the center, bordered by cuts of
ing army and an increase in the
oor basketball b o , , last Satnr.
^
.
obutioate
his •xtensirr farm buildings and
Miss Della Parrish ha^ been
navy. In all his speeches in 1912
d a , night at the hand, ot tbe riege ot the grippe.
particular specimens ot his big
All kinds o f gravel for.con ­
quite
sick the past week from P. C. second team. Score 30 to
he emphasized the single-term
breeding herd o f Hereford cattle.
crete
work, cem ent blocks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Brickley
pledge and that part ot each the grippe. We are not aware 18. Our bflys held them to the
Verily, the days ot the brass
or
wood
work furnished on
spent
Sunday
at
the
home
ot
speech was published in the how she is at present writing.
close score of 15 to 14 in the first
band and torch-light procession
short notice.
parents, Mr. and
There was a pie supper at the halt but were nnable to check Mrs. Brickley’s
Commoner. In the issue before
„
0.
campaign have passed, and news­
election he took pains to show gym Friday night The attend­ their onslaught m the second
Ls
1
Telephone W hite 86
paper advertising is the new
The youngsters are all enjoy,
how peculiarly sacred this pledge ance was reasonably large. After half.
order.
ing the few inch?« n4 onniRi
was. He has never puplicly al­ the supper there was a ‘ watch
Clarence Amoth visited with
It is not an unusual thing to tered his stand on this question. party.” All seemed to enjoy r d a t iv « lo s t week.
hear a complaint made at the Bat Mr. Wilson’s renomination themselves very much.
H. C. Baker took dinner with
The Fernwood boys’ basketball M. W. Patton Sunday.
increase in taxes over that of is a foregone conclusion. It is
years in times past, and in the predicted that Col. Bryan will team played a team made np
Mr. ^and Mrs. H. L. Amoth
same breath have coupled with make only a perfunctory fight supposedly o f the best basketball were in Portland last week.
it the inquiry as to where results tor the one-term principle, con- players o f Newberg Friday night
Miss Esther Burnham spent
can be shown to justify the in­ rentrating his efforts on an and defeated them. The score
last week end with Mrs. Geo.
crease. Well, let’s see; how long antimilitarism delaration in the was 43 to 19. We wonder who
Bash.
He will not be will be our boys’ next victim.
ago has it been since it required platform.
>•10 P U T STREET«
Miss Hazel and Miss Theresa
the better part ot a day for a ignored, tor he will have many
Mr. Fiske’s school boys played
man with a team and empty old friends in the convention and the girls’ basketball team a week Boyd were Sunday guests o f Miss
form wagon to make the dis­ even his enemies will hesitate ago Saturday night. The girls Mary Worden.
extends a cordial invitation to all
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Fendall
tance o f 26 miles orer the road about driving him to revolt. experienced an “ awful defeat.”
friend«— old and new— to visit
between Newberg and Portland The St. Louis -convention may The score was 34 to 10. We were Sunday guests of B. G.
at this season of the year, and not be the tame ratification would advise the girls to leave Fendall and family.
and inspect his market—■
as for making the journey with meeting many have expected.
M i « Margaret Hodson and
the laddies alone. This is their
aa Auto, it was simply out o f the
second “ eternal defeat” at the Miss Esther Terrell visited with
question. The same could be said
The Graphic and Weekly Ore­ hands of the little school boys. the former’s aunt, Mrs. A. C.
regarding a trip up through Mc- gonian, one year, $2.00.
Hurrah tor the boys!
Seely last Thursday and Friday.
ft.
M.
W OODW ARD
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