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VOL XXVIII
G raphic
No. IS
NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY A 1917
to say that in this .respect
MAYOR LARKIN IS- 1 me
hope to be able to improve in RAY GOODRICH
any manner upon the adminis­
SUES PROCLAMATION trations
DIES AT
which have gone before
pelted him with glassware and
iWHATS DOING
crockery and after fastening the FARM NOTES BY
left the place.
AMONG THE SCHOOLS door
COUNTY AGENT
Tom Hess has been previously
as this rity has been fortunate in
investigated
on
an
insanity
i s W h ich H o Outlines a Policy the type of men who have filled H s Grow U p at Yam hill in This Superintendent Duncan Tells o f charge. Nov. 6, 1911, his father
for the Y ear’s W o r k -
County W hcea his M other
Activities in This Part of
the mayor’s chair and sat upon
swore to a complaint, but at the
W ork for the Coining
its council during the last tew
hearing it was decided that bis
the County
Still Resides
Year
administrations, but it will be
condition did not warrant con
Eugene, Or., Feb. 5.—(Special)
Dundee has tw o o f the best finement. At the present hear­ Now that the continuation at
T o the Honorable Council o f the my aim to emulate the example
which
has
been
set
by
these
men
—Ray
Goodrich,
aged
36,
vice
basket
ball teams in the county. ing religious mama was given as the county agriculturist’s w ork
City o f Newberg:
and
to
continue
the
moral
ad­
president of the First National R. L. JJenry, the 8th grade the probable cause of his con is assured for another year i t
Gentlemen:
ministration
of
our
city
during
' ,
• will be in order to publish the
Bank of Eugene, regent o f the teacher and coach of the teams, dition.
Under the charter o f the city, it
University of Oregon and active knows how to develop the boys
list ot projects adopted at the-
becomes my duty at this time to my term of office. Perhaps
CONCERT PIANBT COMING
have
been
somewhat
favored
in
in all civic enterprises, died in and girls into winners.
last meeting o f the agricultural
communicate to you such facts
taking
office
just
at
this
time,
Miss
Olive
Ramsey
is
introduc­
Boston,
Massachusetts,
Sunday,
council so that all may under-
as have disclosed themselves rel­
Probably
the
most
important
when
the
state,
through
its
peo­
ing
the
home
credit
system
by
following
an
operation
for
an
stand« what are going to be th e
ative to the conditions o f the
musical
event
that
has
been
ple
and
legislative
bodies
has
just
county agriculturist’s chief du­
affection of the brain which had fallowing credit in physiology for
city generally and to suggest the
adoption of such measures as 1 made it impossible to obtain any baffled the best surgeons and what the children do at home in billed in Newberg will be the re ties during the year. Following?
cital by Beatrice Dierke, the wgll is the list:
may deem expedient to carry out intoxicating liquor whatever, as medical authorities in the United applying the physiology taught
known concert pianist o f Port­
Major projects — Marketing;
the purposes lor which this city it can be safely said that with States. The announcement of to them at school. The results
out
such
liquor
the
chances
of
bis death was contained in a tel­ are very satisfactory, and many land, a t the Baptist church Feb­ silos; herd improvement.
was incorprated and to best pro­
Minor projects—Organization;
tect the financial and moral in­ immoral conduct within our city egram received by members o f of her pupils are caring for them ruary 19. The affair is under
the
local
management
of
Miss
are
largely
reduced.
It
is
my
be­
crop
rotation: farm accounts;
selves as they have never done
his family this morning.
terests o f our citizens.
Jessie
Britt
wifh
several
of
the
lie!
that
the
people
should
be
the
farm loans; pruning and spray­
Mr, Goodrich was the second before. Applied physiology am
A close examination o f the
prominent
matrons
o
f
the
town
final
arbiters
in
all
these
mat
ing; rodent control; home e c o ­
hygiene
is
what
counts
for
the
member
of
the
board
o
f
regents
finances of the city is ^all that is
as
patronesses,
and
a
subscrip
ters,
and
since
the
people
of
this
benefits
o
f
the.
pupils.
Miss
nomics.
of the University of Oregon to
necessary to convince the most
The purposes of the projects
optomistie o f people that the rity have shown a spirit for law die within the last tw o years. Ramsey has charge o f the pri tion list which already includes
many of the musical people. and the methods of procedure
enforcement
and
moral
conduct
mary
department
in
Spring
He
was
appointed
by
Governor
amount of money realized by the
Miss Laura Judy is The grand piano is loaned will be discussed through the
city from its general taxes is in­ within the city, I consider it my James Witbycombe. to succeed brook.
duty,
as
their
public
servant,
to
the late Samuel H. Friendly principal and under her Able through the courtesy o f Mrs. press and at the various farmers''
sufficient to carry on the govern­
enforce
the
ordinances
which
management the school is pro­ Dwight Coulson. Tickets for meetings as the season for each
early in 1916.
ment of a corporation the size o f
adults will be 50 cents with a project’s greatest activity ap­
Mrs. Goodrich, who accompa­ gressing very satisfactorily.
this city. In addition to the have been placed upoifthe books
Remember the rally that is to special price to higlr school and proaches.
amount so raised, we have only by officers who have précédée nied her husband East, was de­
me.
The rodent control project,
tained at Rochester, Minnesota, close the week ot the visit of the college students o f 35 cents, and
a small amount additional com­
25 cents for children accompa­ better known as the mole and
I
might
say
that
it
will
be
my
Normal
to
the
county
will
be
by
illness
and
could
not
go
with
ing from licenses, fines, etc. As
gopher campaign, was scheduled
held in Springbrook Saturday, nied by parents.
a city grows, the expense o f car object to so conduct the affairs him.
On
sale
at
Kienle’s
Music
Store
of
my
office
that
the
greatest
for last week and was widely
Ray Goodrich was a native ot February 24th, at 10 a. m.
rying on its business increases
after February 12.
good
shall
result
to
the
greatest,
advertised. The specialist w h o
The
young
people
and
teachers
Oregon,
born
on
the
Goodrich
out o f proportion to the extra
number.
We
mast
not
lose
sight
was. to do the demonstrating?
farm in Yamhill county, where of Rex are preparing a play to
amount o f revenue obtained
for
i
of
the
fact
thq£
we
are
elected
by
bis mother, Mrs. Rosa Ann be given in the interests of a CM C AND COMMERCIAL CLUBS was called away on account o f
city purpose«. At present the
the
people
in
order
that
their
in
sickness in his family at PuyaL
Goodrich,
now almost 80 years Community hall which the citi­
city has only one active fund,
terests
may
be
protected
in
every
lop.
Washington, and all meet­
zens
hope
to
build
in
tfce
near
o f age, still resides. He was th«
aside frpm tax money, which
The Civic Club ladies and the
manner
possible
and
that
we
are
ings
had to be called off. Thin
youdgest of a family of seven. future.
will produce a revenue, the water
Commercial Club men have ar­
bound
by
our
oath
of
office
to
There survive four brothers, G.' The Rex school has a play ranged for get-together socials protect will be re-scheduled an
fund, and this fund is not and
use
our
best
judgment
in
all
mat
C. Goodrich, Ralph B. Goodrich, shed, a heating plant in one on every third Friday evening ot soon as his services are again
should not be available for gen­
ters
that
may
come
before
ns,
and
available.
Morris M. Groodrich, all at oom and a drinking fountain in each month.
eral m u n ic ip a l expense. The
not
be
swayed
by
personal
feel­
Pruning demonstrations w ill
building. It will have every-
Yamhill, and Lake L. Goodrich,
question o f how to remedy this
All Civic Ladies and their hus-
ing
or
prejudice.
I
can
say
tor
be
beM during the last hall a t
of
Eugene;
Mrs.
Mary
B,
Peary,
necessary
hi
a
standard
ban(Jg
aòd
wotJld;
be
husbands
condition is a question upon
myself
that
I
come
into
this
office
February
in any locality where
o f Yamhill, and Mrs. 0. D. Ire­ School as soon as possible.
which the entire citizen body
and the Commercial Chib mem­
with no axe to grind and with land, of Portland.
The attendance in the Fern bers and tbeir wives and sweet­ ten or more farmers can get t o ­
should put- much thought and
no personal feeling against any
wood
school is excellent, and hearts are cordially invited and gether to take a day’s work in
Mr.
Goodrich
attended
Oregon
consideration, as they are all in­
man
and
I
see
no
reason
what­
Miss
Ross
and Miss Parrish requested to attend these socials practical pruning. Applications
Agricultural College, the Univer­
terested in its solution, and
soever why the same principles sity of Oregon, from which he have reason to be proud of their
recommend to you that a com­
and enjoy themselves and help for snch work sbonld be made an
which we advocate in our own was graduated in 1904, and the first year’s work in the school
mission composed of men from
make this move a grand success. soon as possible so that th e
private business should not be University of Washington law room. After the last recess we
the various business interests of
The first social will be on Fri schedule can be arranged.
brought into the conduct of the school. After graduation at Se­ had the pleasure of listening to
Any beginner who is interested
the city be appointed by vou in
day evening, February 16, at 8
affairs
of
this
municipality.
attle he was admitted to the the regular semi-monthly school oclock. All the ladies are re in learning more about pruning
an effort to work out a solution
>ar, but in 1907 he took a posi­ program which consisted o f a quested to bring an old hat call np his neighbors and ask
o f this problem. Several meth
In addition to the above the
tion with the First National debate worthy ol older heads, frame, some fancy trimming ma­ them if they are interested in a.
ods might be mentioned which
new mayor suggests that it will
lank of Fugene and in a few recitations, and a paper filled terials, a thread and needle, all pruning demonstration. If tea,
whould have the desired result
be well for anyone who may
years
was elected to the board with interesting and amusing neatly packed in some kind of a are interested, call up the county
for example, in order to maintain
have a grievance to come and
of directors. He had been an as­ school and community items. package with their name inside, agriculturist and arrange tor a
our splendid public library, it re
talk it over; that an ordinance
sistant cashier for fefar or five T w o of the larger boys presided and these will be used in the date. If only one or tw o are in­
quires an annual tax o f one mill;
should be passed calling for the
years,
and at the recent election at this meeting, as is the custom course of the evening’s entertain­ terested call np and list your
another four mills must be used
inspection ef fire hazards in order
of the bank was elected vice at each session. The pupils are ment. Come out for a good name so that you may be noti­
in paying interest on the sewer
to prevent fires; that this is not
fied in time to attend pruning
thus receiving a training that time.
president.
bonds; a portion of a mill is used
Committee.
a one-man city and will not be so
demonstrations in other parts o t
While in the University o f Ore­ will be helpful in after life, and
to pay interest on the park
under this administration; that
the county.
we
would
recommend
such
exer­
gon Mr. Goodrich was active in
bonds. If this city could so
committees will be held respon­
FRIENDS
QUARTERLY
Spraying demonstrations will
cises
in
every
school.
Mr.
Fair­
oot ball and other student en­
amend its charter that it might
sible for work under their juris­
terprises, and in 1916 he was banks, one o f the directors, was
be possible to make a regular
MEETING FEB. 9-10-11 be held later. Many beginners
diction.
are doing very ineffective spray­
present.
____________
appointed
a
regent
of
the
Uni­
tax levy for general purposes of
ing
and then denounce the whole
versity.
city government and then, when
Friday at 2 p. m. meeting of
SAM
HESS
BEATEN
BY
NEPHEW
MAYOR
APPOINTS
COMMITTEES
spraying propaganda because
Mr. Goodrich was married
necessary, make a levy solely lor
ministry and oversight.
they failed to get results. There
October
21,
1908,
to
Miss
Ruby
a specified purpose. In this mat­
From Sherwood by way of
7 p. m. temperance conference
At
a
meeting
of
the
city
coun
is
a correct way and an incor­
lendricks, daughter of Mr. and Hillsboro comes the following ac­ and medal contest by children
ter, we should be able eventually
cil
held
Monday
night
Mayor
rect way; there is good equip>-
Mrs. T. G. Hendricks. Besides count of the beating up of poor from 5 to 8 years.
to greatly reduce the rate ol tax­
Larkin
made
announcement
of
ment
and poor equipment; the
lie
wife
be
leaves
one
daughter,
ation and at the same time pay
7:30 p. m. meeting o f Pacific
old Sam Hess:
committees
for
the
year
as
fol­
poorest
is usually the most ex­
dartha, aged four years.
our bills as we go.
Sam Hess was beaten into in- College Board at the college.
lows:
pensive.
I have been informed that a
sensibilty by his insane nephew,
Saturday at 10.30 meeting for
Finance — Silver, F e n d a 11,
Those who are bothered with
NORTH MAPI CLUB
large number of sidewalks with­
Tom Hess, and locked in his cab­ worship.
Moore.
peach
leaf curl should remember
in the city have been permitted
1:30 p. m. business meeting.
The semi-monthly meeting of in near Sherwood Wednesday
Water—Hollingsworth,
Rood,
that
experiments
within the last
to become dangerous to pedes­
7:30 p. m. evangelistic confer­
1 :he North Main Club was held night of last week. After a
Silver.
tw o years have demonstrated
trians passing over the same and
at Shady Glen, the home o f Mrs. night tortured by fears of the ence.
Streets—Sutton,
Moore,
Hol­
that
spraying any time after De­
while I do not want to work a
Sunday 11 a. m. meeting for
maniac’s return, he succeeded in
doffatt.
lingsworth.
cember
1st is just as effective as
hardship on any person, I am
A most interesting paper on the morning in making his es­ worship
Sidewalks—
Moore,
S
u
t
t
o
n
,
to spray just before the buds
strongly o f the opinion that
“ The Early History ot Oregon” cape, and after being given first
open. Therefore do not delays
these walks must be kept in pass­ Fendall.
was read by Mrs. T. Jones. The aid by men working in a field FOREST GROVE TEAM
Police
and
Public
Property—
and get caught in a rainy spell
able condition, in order that
fact that the bride o f the Rev. nearby, went to Sherwood for
Fendall,
Hollingsworth,
Rood.
and
lose the opportunity alto­
both the city and the property
COMING FRIDAY NIGHT
medical assistance.
ason
Lee
was
an
aunt
o
f
Mrs.
Public Health and Elections—
gether. Use Bordeaux 6-6-50, o r
owner may be protected against
The insane man was taken in
ones lent additional interest to
Rood,
Sutton,
Silver.
lime sulphur 1 to 10.
an action for damages that
the paper. An original talk on charge Friday by Sheriff Apple-
The local high school team has
Keeney
for
marshal;
Ireland,
M. S. Shrock.
might follow in the event that
gate after Hess had attempted >een making a great record in
Domestic
Science
in
the
Kitch­
any person should be injured street commissioner; Ridenour, en” with practical illustrations to escape from the rear door ot basket ball, and the game to be
A GOOD POSITION
water superintendent; Dr. Ran­
while walking over them.
>y Mrs. Moffatt was taken part the home ot his father, A. J. >layed Friday night with Forest
kin,
health
officer;
were
all
re­
It will be my constant aim and
Hess. He was brought to Hills­ Grove is being looked forward
in and enjoyed by all.
Can be bad bv any ambitions
endeavor to deal fairly with all elected.
It was decided to make the boro and after a hearing before to with great expectancy by the young man or lady in the field
classes of our citizens and to ac­
next meeting o f the Club, Feb -I Judge Reasoner was committed students and others who will be of railway or commercial teleg­
cord equal rights to all. I be­ WASHINGTOirS BIRTHDAY DINNER ruary 14, an open one, the hus- to the state hospital.
there to support the home team. raphy. Since the passage of the
eight hour law by Congress, it
lieve that every ordinanemtand-
)ands of the members being the The uncle’s story of his experi­
The team has already won five las created a demand for tele­
ing upon the books and records
The W. R. C. will serve a gen­ guests. This meeting will be a ence is that Tom Hess appeared interscholastic games and with
graph operators. Positions pay­
of this city was placed there tor eral dinner immediately after the social gathering at Bon-Accord at the cabin at 8 o ’clock in the the defeat of the.visitors Friday ing from $75 to $80 per monthr.
a reason and I consider it my program on Washington's birth- louse, the home o f B. F. Bixby, evening and struck him from be­ night it will have made six with many chances for advance­
dnty to enforce the same and day, February 22, at I. 0. 0 . F. the culinary efforts ot tbs ladies hind with a heavy home-made straight victories. Be on hand ment. It will pay you to write
Railway Telegraph Inst, o f
thus maintain the High standard hall a t noon. Price 3 6 cents.
taking the form of “ A Southern stool and knocked him into his at the high school gym and see Portland, Orrg., for loll particu­
o f our d vie life. It is needless for
B y order o f committee.
bunk. The insane man then the boys m action.
Dinner.”
lars.
16-19
Committees Nam ed
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