r *
Locals
S. E. Watkins' was up from
Th$ Behnke family, who* have
Sherwood the first o f the week. all b ee » stricken w ith the grippe,
Mrs. V - . T . Anderson spent are reported to be improving.-
Sunday w ith her parents in S&-
C. J. Edwards, o f Tillam ook,
srfoat -last Sunday in Newberg
N. E. B ritt has been confined visiting hit ^parents Add 'son
to his home tor some time on ac- Lloyd who la a student In the
college.
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count o f illness.
t
Sneak thieves again made a
. E ditor M ellingerof the Dayton
raid
on Unde Henry M ilts' chick
Tribune was a caller a t the
en
house
Monday night and
Graphic office Wednesday.
carried aw ay a half dosen nice
W illiam J. M orria is absent
from business this week on ac- fat hens and a rooster. J ’ , J
C. H. Christenson want- to
count ot t •cTcm iM C K of gnppe.
Corvallis the first o f the week to
R. B. Beeson who has been in
his son Ole, who w asoper-
C algary, Canada, for several
on for a pgrnd iritis Satur
months is borne for a brief visit
day a t the Corvallis hospital.
w ith his family.
The cáse was said to be a very
O. J. Prosser, a brother o f Mrs. bad one, but the patient is im
A . A. Noble who had been here proving nicely.
fo r a lew weeks on a v isit« toft f
Samuel W. Grathwell, the pro»
fo r his home At Manston, Wis
bibitiog-orator, was greeted by
consin the first ot the week.
large Sodlence a t the Prienda
Don’t neglect t a l » d the
on Snndnj «fta n o o n .
about your door yard. Many He gave a stirring address in fa
wiH die fo r the w ant o f food if vo r o f national'-prohlbition, and
the snow continues to lay on mud) interest was manifested by
the ground any great length of thoee present.
time.
George L . K elty, who received
Mr. and Mrs. T . L. H ayw ard a number of votes for m ayor at
of Dundee in company w ith their the city election save he was in
daughter. Miss Daisy Eager o f no sense a candidate. He says
Portland were guests o f Mrs. M. f qrther that if he had been
J. W ood and daughter, Mrs. candidate for m ayor it wpuld
Cooper on Tuesday.
have been in the open so the
-
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f c 'n - 'j t
berg la in dose financial
itanoss, ow in g to fcin ijy
ness and loss o f Ms 'te a «,
is anginas to aft w ork o f
kind to d o . W ffl cat cord
o f do anything to earn a d<
Any one w ho can lend a
hand can communicate eit
w ith C. W, Bradshaw o r A
M<fore- is . ..... ■ ’ : ' * { .. r-
B. D. Peckham arrived W
nesday w ith his wife and ba
from Plainview, Texas, comii
by w ay o f L o u A n geles
thev have been detained
Thanksgiving on account o f
illness of Mrs. Peckham.
Mi
Peckhaln is a nephew o f W.
W hite who o f coarse w ill
bebnsr showing forth the beam
tie » o f Oregon.
,. ... y
/•
Dn H. B. Clough* who pr
medicine in Newberg "sever;
years pgo, w as in tow n last F
day. He j » located In fhe O
anogan country ia Northern
Washington where be ts develop
ing some fm it land and where
be b is a counfry practice. His
only child, a daughter, is making
her home-with her aunt a t Van
couver and he came to v iiit her
and w ith J. H. Rets out north of
Newberg.
C • J Y .
D n a lr in a
n a a i n t i m A a g f WSms"
n
O t K lu S , H
W H IBIM m I E lillW I
He favors * however g o vernment
operated plants fo r
manufacture of necessary m ean»
o f defense, and the enlistment of
one-half to a million men (now
idle) for periods of 6 to 9 months
paying them “ ruling” wages and
employing them in builditig high
ways, a t the same time training
them in rudimentary m ilitary
tactiet tw o days each week, thus
turning back iato private life
each year about a million
healthy young men who would
hot be ruined by life in barracks.
He is opposed to building super-
dreadnaughts, but favors sob-
marine», mines, aeroplanes, etc.,
for coast defense.
.
..
Louise P. Round,
Superintendent of Dept, o f Peace
Oregon W. C; T. U/ <
An Electric Incubator
An Electric Range
An Electric Motor
— h r ii» m o d a n i w a y o f f o k A jf
> l««»lw
i - • ^
The Electric Light (Mazda Lamps)
—it tfc* only way to light yoor homo, fac-
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COLLEGE NOTES
bad little difficulty in
the return game, w ith
tha Chemawa Indians, played, on
the local floor January 7. The
Indians started out strong Vmd
kept the score pretty even during
the first half, bat were unable to
locate the basket during the sec
ond period. The local team
eam eoack stronger in the sec
ond half, especially Gulley „w h o
played the beat game o f his
career at P. C. Replogle eluded
his gourd time after time and
was high point man in the scor
ing. The other P. C. men played
the floor w ell and deserve a
share ot the credit for the vic
tory. Bvrd started tor the visi
tors, caging several spectacular
goals from the center o f the
floor. Both teams played an
open style o f game, which ac
counts for fh * large score of 49
to 26.
Rev. Lee, o f the Presbyterian
church,'spbke in the Y. M. G. A.
meeting this week on the subject,
“ Has Christianity Failed?”
The X, .W, C. A. meeting on
ednesday morning was acT-
by Ernest T aylor.
?! ^
n ■ !i m
i -A
YAMHILL RECTRKCO.
YOU RIGHT**
ber. The magnificance o f thjs
last amount w ill be better under
stood when it is explained that
the latest available. reports in
dicate that tor 1913 the average
pier capita contributions on the
part o f the members of all the
Protestant bodies in the United
States was 68 cents. The
figures ranged from 91.93, the
highest, for the M oravian bodies,
to twenty-one cents per mem
ber fo r the lowest.
” .
A very enjoyable "affair w as
the reception given by the W. C.
T. U. to the school board and
teachers o f Dundee o n , last
Thursday night a t Community
H all. The company assembled
in the library room, w b ereja fter
all bud become acquainted, a
short program was given. Mrs.
Evangeline Martin, on behalf
ot the W. C. T. U., gave an in
teresting address of welcome,
which was responded'to, by Ifitee
Nellie M cN eil/ in a few wtB-
choatn words.
Mrs G. L. B n f o ^ j g
state supt. o f
»flee
V. was introduced by l i n . T. W.
and par t j j moat up-
propriété address ob e d u c a S ^
in the United States National
Bank, is real handy to have
around a t timea, as was proven
by a county seat lady a few days
a go
when the McM innville
train showed np at the F irst
street station. On ali,
from the train w ith a
On account o f the snow and people would h ave know n he her arms and a suit case ip one
hand, and failing to see anv o f
the sickness which it has caused, was running.
“ The, number o f ‘nrgunised
her
relatives
as
she
had
evident
175 students were absent from
churches
at the close o f 1914
A t the annnal election o f the
the schools on Wednesday. The Civic Improvement Chib, held ty expected, her eyes fell p a
is 3.7Q2, a gain daring the
board decided to declare a holi January 7, the follow ing officers down the track and
year o f 113, or 3.15 per cent.
d ay until M onday.'
were elected: President, Mrs. ont “ hey there, CedlP’
“ This w ork is now carried lim
ward in 87 different countries,
Miss Erma Vantrvss of Pendle- BQa K elty; first vice-president, rushing forw ard deposited
by a force ofTaborie* comprised
ton, w ho recently underwent an M rs. lo ot B. Butt; second vice- young hopeful “in his arms,
as fo llo w » Ordained ministers,
operation for appendicitis is here president; Mrs. Marie K . Evans; ped the g r ip -a t his side
926; licensed ministers.
recuperatin g a t the home of her secretary, Mrs. Verona H. Nel harried back in to the
ing on to Portland. C. j
son;
treasurer,
Mrs.
Prudence
C.
licensed missionaries, 1,454;
grandparent?, M r. and Mrs. Ira
the gallant. The baby looked np
colporteurs, 2,076, secretaries,
Van tress. Miss Erma is the Mount.
£92; to ta l evangelistic laborers, anoe and hygiene, especially in “
daughter of Fred Vantress form County Surveyor, H. j . Her a t the new ‘Muddy” w ith i a
^PUBnifigitcm^^Tiei“ mowaS
pleased expression,T the-.. hy*f
erly oTthis place.
5,313.
ring and deputy were down from
connection with- essay contests
standers smiled and o ff wag well. to the dorm itory for the present
McMinnville
last
Monday
mak
iu tbc public schools. Largely «1
“
Other
.laborers
are
Engaged
Thle concert given M onday
Just what A. P. Oliver, Sap)* - The Trefian Literary Society
ing
another
survey
for
the
road
in lines o f work as follows: through Mrs. Buland’s efforts -
evening a t W ood-M ar H all by
Lemon
or
C
harleyC
a
veil
would!
m
et
Wednesday
afternoon
after
Teachers in mission schools, these eaaay contests have become
th e C h e m a w a In d ia n String out west o f Newberg made have done under such circum^ school,
An interesting program
famous
by
the
opposition
of
G.S.
prim
ary schools, and colleges, 1L_I» f t . J rf the regular English
Q uartet w as well attended and
tsances ix a wild guess.
4 WSSrcfideted:
Hoaglin.
Some
little
hitch
was
1,616; employed in publishing work in Portland schools. /
resulted in netting about eigh
Arrangements
are
being
made
After this intellectual treat, tbe
houses, 735; in sanitariums and
teen dollars for the college piano made in the proceedings last
to take a special train to Mc treatment room », 1,696; a tota l company was invited to the
season
and
a
new
petition
was
fond. The quartet played w ith
M innville Saturday night to s
o f 4,047 institutional laborers. main ball where another treat
considerable precision and was gotten ont recently which called
tbe
annual
classic;
between
Mac
In
reply
to
a
second
protest'
I f to this -be added the 5,313 had been prepared.
given close attention. M r. Tu r for a new survey.'
m
to Hon. Chamberlain against and P. C. Tbe local boosters evangelistic laborers, there is
All partook heartily of the
Members
of
the
Ladies
Mis
ney’s Indian suite showed a
the “ program fo r preparedness” feel they hare a good chance to secured a grand total ot 9,360 delightful tw o course hmehepn,
good sense of dramatic effect sionary Society o f the Presby
and
proposed compulsory train take the game, and the team is laborers engaged in all lines o f daintily arranged under the skill
and was quite well arranged. terian church are promised a
ing,
he sends me. a copy o f his being given the hearty support denominational work, or one ful hand of Mrs. Langellier, to
The program w a s g r e a t ly treat on Friday afternoon. The
strengthened by M r. Kennedy’s affair ia announced as an after Bill, (S. 1696) which has after at o f the student body. A “ thusm” laborer for every thirteen mem whom much credit is due for the
second reading been referred to meeting was held Monday morn bers
success ot the occasion.
lecture on Victor Hugo’s great noon in China, w ith Mrs. Lee at
committee
on
m
ilitary
affairs,
ing,
at
which
time
a
large
num
Before dispersing the gather
“ The tota l funds contributed
novel, “ Les M iserable»” I t is a the parsonage. The home w ill
and
which
provides
for
com
ber
signified
their
intention
o
f
ing
was regaled by one of Miss
w ork that demands scholarship be decorated in keeping w ith the
for evangelistic work by mem
pulsory
m
ilitary
training
for
all
mqking
the
trip.
The
cost
o
f
the
Bingham’s
humorous readings,
bers ot the denomination during
and taste, and this Mr. Kennedy event and a characteristic pro
able-bodied
maie
citizens
of
U.
S.
trip
w
ill
be
80
cents,
including
1914 were $3,090,484.80, a per given in her nsual inimitable
furnished. His stage presence gram given. The ladies are re
between
the
ages
of
12
and
23,
admission
to
tbe
game.
It
will
quested
to
bring
any
Chinese
and articulation were above re
capita o f $24.56. This amonnt manner.
evidently
hoping
to
quiet
some
be
necessary
to
sell
quite
a
num
curios which they may have.
contributed is greater than'the M an y expressions ot apprecia
proach.
-v
w hat my opposition thereto, ber o f tickets outside o f the preceding year by $223,757.40, tion tor the pleasant evening,
because of provision fo r exemp school in order to guarantee the the per cent o f increase being were given to the ladies o f tbe
tion o f all members o f any well- special train. L et’s go! Beat 7.80. O f the total amount con Dundee W. C. T . U.
recognised religions sect at pres M ac!
tributed
$2,320,751.88 w a s
ent organised and existing whose
from North America, or 75.35
creed forbids all participation in
per cent, and al* other countries,
w ar, etc., (H ow ever I note that
$761.732.92. or 24.65 per cent.
exemptioq includes only quch
“ The amounts raised for the
Great enthusiasm waA mani three general classes ot funds
portion ot prescribed training as
requires tbe bearing and use ot tested among local Seventh-day were as follows: Tithe, $1,818,
arm s.) Can any mother heart, Adventists when they learned of 436.08, 58.84 per cent; foreign
any parent, any true patriot the unusual progress made by mission offerings, $772,248.39,
tam ely submit, tosuchprogram? their denomination during the or 24.99 per cent; home, and
?
P . .
I f
Think o f the homes that will he past year, as given in a report local offerings, $499,800.33, or
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invaded; the parental authority that has just been received from 16.17 per cent. The per capita
! -,
1 i
set aside; tbe multitudes o f peace the w orld’s headquarters of the for the membership in North
lovin g people who must suffer; church in Washington, D. C.
America was $32.33, for all the You want C o n s ta n t, Honest Ser
the hardships and penalties in
“ A t the close ot 1914, the tota l members outside North America,
vice. W hen you get that you get
whet you pay for, whether it la
flicted,- the contamination of membership w as 125,844, a gain $14.15, an average o f $24.56,”
shoee, or an automobile, or an
camps for the youth of the land; during the year of 11,287, or
eye examination. Otherwise
C. E. Waterman.
you are cheated either by
the yoke of bondage put upon 9.85 per cent. The gain for 1913
yourself or by the other
the people in free America, this waa 8,180, or 7.16 per cent, and
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fellow.
POULTRY ELECTION
would out-Prussia, even Prussia. th at was the largest gain ever
Be Hoeut With Youneli, and By A ll Maas.
Hon. H aw ley assures me that recorded up to that time. The
BE HONEST WITH YOUR EYES!
A t the meeting ot the Yamhill
this is a problem for states rather £&in for 1914 was greater than
They serve you welL They are worth
than congress and th at the th at reported for the preceding County Poultry Association held’
thousands o f dollars.
OU NEED BETTER LIG H T IN YO UR HOME. You
measure cannot pass that body, year by 3,107. The number of in the U. S. -National Bank par When they are in distress and nead
should enjoy all the comforts, conveniences and econo
help do not be stingy with them.
however every true citizen should baptisms during the year was lors Wednesday, the 12tb, tbe
Give them tk? b e st service that
mies o f modern lighting which are provided by
money can
That kind o f
be in arms against inch a blow 14,999. The net difference be follow ing officers were elected:
sendee ia ekfeteable here. '¡¿3
to our democracy. Sen. Lane, in tween the gain o f members and President, N. L. Wiley; Vice-Pres-
his reply, says he is opposed to the number o f baptised is 3,712. ident, S. L. Parrett; Secretary,
They give three times as much light as carbon lamps with
the creation o f a large standing
Th e amount o f money raised Craig Duer; Treasurer, C. J. Hos
the same current, and are rugged and durable.
army, and that sojoan y millions as offerings to foreign missions kins; Superintendent, C. B. New-
A .
REGULAR HOME SIZES N O W -O N L Y 27 CENTS
have been iort by paying extor m the North American Division bouse.
JEW ELER-O RTIG tAM
tionate over-charges for armor
$615,666.96; the mejnber-
The show date for the season
plate, etc., to private contrac- ship in this division is 72,015, of 1916 was set for December 19,
tors, he is not in fihvor ot expend T U s amonnt is therefore an 22, inclusive and w ill be a score
The Graphic and Semi-Weekly
£ ’. _
atXT noon to so eto rn o x
ing another dollar in that way.
of $8.55 for each mem- card show.
Journal one year $2.00.
RM
t L O T O OF TOCE
ARTENTlSr CHURCH
SHOWS GREAT CAINS
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Serviceprst
The Way to Better Light
Y
National M A Z D A Lamps
hay.
TK COST it MOST REASONABLE
frC.
Newberg Drug Company
M O R R IS