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ESTABLISHED 1900
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U N D ER TAK ER S
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Roadera.
Insúmase Commissioner Harvey
Wells has reported that daring
month of February them were 99 fires,
METHODIST
in 99 towns of the state, with a loss
aggregating $994,100.
The greatest
Something doing at the Meth
fire loss-during the month was R 9160,
I odist Episcopal church — the
000 box factory at Astoria.
Representative McArthur has writ­ Church of Good Cheer. Look
ten to the secretary of the treasury | over the list.
urging that a branch of the San Fran-
Sunday school 9:45. Interest
cisco federal reaerve bank be estab- I ju g classes for all.
Itshed at Portland. Business interests
Preaching at 11 a. m. by Dr.
of Portland are urging this project
T. B. Ford, the district superin
upon the Oregon delegation.
At n mass meeting at Hood River, tend eat.
with representatives present from
Epworth League at 6:30; good
every rural community, a campaign topic. Live time is promised
to atd the passage o f the 99,900.009
Sunday night.
bonding act .was launched by the or­
Preaching 7:30, subject “ Scant
ganisation of the Hood River County
Clothing.”
Good Roads association.
Quarterly conference will be
R. A ward, of ths United States bio­
logical survey, department of agricul­ held on Monday night at 7:30
ture, has been In Josephine ¡bounty All are invited.
working with County Agent C. D.
p r e S b y t k r l a n
Thompson In organising a campaign
against squirrels and other rodents
Bible classes and Sabbath
that are destructive of farm
school at 9:45 a. m., superinten­
Dr. David N. Roberg, state health
dent, Henry Craw.
officer, has been named one of a com
11:00 a. m.—“ The Christian
mittee of six to conduct investigations
Prayer
Meeting.”
Into Infantile paralysis for presenta­
tion before the conference of state and
Intermediate C. E. at 4:00, in
provincial health officers of North I ch a p e l
SQtVKES AT NEWBEXC CHURCHES
La Qrande held a style show Monday
sad Tuesday.
HODSON A ELLIOTT
.A move was Instituted In Roeetmrg
PUNtRAL DIRECTORS—EMB
recently to establish s public library*
H mm drawn or Arno Fuaeral Cu m
The Tule lake land drawing at
Klamath Falls will probably be held
•ed Parlors 705 and 705 1-2 Fiat____ between April 6 end 90.
* OCeoGrooe I IS, Ra». Bhw I 18. Rod 203 The third annual megtlng of the Ore­
gon Clsyworkers' association wUI be
^ TTOBNRY-AT- LAW
held In Bugene, March 16 and 16.
CLARENCE BU TT
The steam schooner Horace X. Bax­
Will practice in ell the courts of the ter was launched from the. Kruse A
scats. Special attention given to pro­ Banks shipyard at North Bend last
bate wan, the writing of deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting of all weak.
Lester C. Jones, of Paciflo univer­
a v a l paper*.
Newberg, Oregon.
Orrioa-Second Floor In UnionBlock sity, won the annual contest of the
State Oratorical association held at
Corvallis.
A cougar entered the barnyard at
the Felix Sparks farm, near Blue
river, e tew nights ago, and killed five
Practice in all .courts; probate, Deeds, large Bogs.
lend all legal papau. Ab-
Fong Wo, aged 90, was killed, and
SS.
6:30 p. m-—Senior
C. E. B t.
another Chinese was shot through the
A footbridge, said to be the longest | - o r.
.. t o
leg .u a shooting affray in Portland’s of 1U kind on the Pacific coast if not
7 ,3 0 P’ m “
F aith Blind?
Chinatown.
In the country, la being built across
Monday, 7:30 — Monthly meet-
The Buttercup Dairy Products com­ the Rogue river at Agness. It is of in g o f tru stees.
pany. plana to build a milk condensery woven Wire supported on pillars. The
Tuesday, 6:30— Brotherhood
at some point in the CoquiUe valley
.p u u . . . f« t in taut*. *»<; U p p er. Prof. Alexander Hull,
la the near future.
the two anchors of the bridge are 636 '
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guest and speaker.
The war department has granted feet apart.
permission to the cities of Marshfield
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Ps. 21
At a joint meeting of the Grant
and North Bend to use the Coos heed County Good Ronda association and and 22, “ Songs of Joy and Sor
military reservation for park pur­ the county court It was decided to sub­
oeaei M e e iis s s s
poses.
mit to the voters of the county? at the
BAPTIST
No president of Pacific university state special election in June, the prop­
will be chosen for the coming school osition o f a bond issue of 1140,000, to
Regular Sunday and mid-week
year to succeed Dr. Charles J. Bush be used In the construction of the
services. Theme, morning, “ The
nell, resigned, who will leave the In­ John Day highway.
Conditions'of Hope;” evening,
V a n Valin Dental Parlors
stitution next September.
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As Oregon has received from the
Declaring that he has been hamper­ government indemnity lands amount “ Keep the Light Burning.”
Orar U. S. NliooaJ
ed by Mayor J. A. Best, rather than ing to 6642 acres mors than the valid
Young people's - topic, “ The
supported In hie efforts to enforce base given by the state. Attorney Gen Curse of Cowardice.”
the law. Chief of Police Tom Ourdane eral Brown has advised the clerk ef
The annual roll call meeting
of Pendleton has resigned.
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the (tate land board to comply with
By a vote of 49 to 99 the people of the request of the department of the will be held on Sunday, April 1.
Every member is urged to be
Clackamas county school district No. interior to make up the deficiency.
4,
West
Linn,
authorised
the
sale
of
Professor
G.
R.
Hyslop.
chief
In
\present
on th a t d a y.
DR. A M . DAVIS
914.009- school bonds for the construc­ farm crops at the Oregon Agricultural
CHRISTIAN
tion of a modern grammar school.
college, has returned to Corvallis af­
Plans for n Mg “community sing.' ter two weeks spent In eaatern Oregon
9:45 a. m.—Bible school, Les­
in
which
hundreds
of
voices
will
par­
In
promoting
the
system
of
bulk
hand
ter Jones, superintendent.
V
ticipate, either as an attraction during ling of grain. Professor Hyslop re­
11 a. m.—Sermon, “ The Three
the strawberry festival or as n m
ports that everywhere the balk-hand
Heavens.”
v.
nrnte event have been started at Rose- ling Idea was received with open arms
6:30
p.
m.—C.
E. and Inter­
burg. „
Mayor E. L. Swartxlander, of the
After spending the night In the eity Umatilla Indian reservation, has r f mediate Junior prayer meeting
Jell following his arrest on n charge ceived word that the Indian appropria
7:30 p. m.—“ Repentance.”
of drunkenness, John F. Albright, tioa bill has passed congress and pro­
The ninth anniversary o f the
councilman from the first ward, was vision will soon be made for allotting
expelled from his seat la the Oregon the tribal lands on the reservation fo Christian chnrch in Newberg will
City council.
the members of the tribe. .Each un­ be fittingly obserired on April 9
Alina C. Hopkins, o f the school of allotted Indian will get land not
(M onday). An all day meeting
oommerce of the University of Oregon, ceedlng SO acres in the spring.
Office over First National
and a good program will make
has been commissioned by the United
Bank
Governor Wlthycombe has appoint- 1 this event a red letter day in the
States department of agriculture to ed the following as delegates to the I. - ,
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conduct a survey of (he potato Indus­ annual meeting of the A m erica A c d - \hl9tor7 of the d.SC.ple» o f Chnat
emy of P o litic ! and Social Sciences *“ Newberg. “ Let ns keep the
try In Oregon.
The Polk county court has decided to meet la Philadelphia: P. L. Camp- feast.”
Everybody come. All
to fight the action for a writ of man^ tell, president of the University of I are cordially invited,
damus to compel the county courts of Oregon; W. J. Kerr, president of the
L ittlefield ft R om ig
NAZARBNB CHURCH
Polk and Marlon counties to start the Oregon Agricultural college; W. T.
building of the Salem bridge across Foster, president of Reed college;
These are busy days arranging
the Willamette.
Mrs. A. C. Newlll, Portland; Mrs. L. I for oar Missionary Convention
No fatal aectdenta occurred In the R. Alderman, PorUand.
and SUBQEONS
which will be held in the new
Industries o f Oregon last weak, ac­
With the contention that the lands
Offica in First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
cording to reports received by the o f the lower Klamath marshes were chnrch, corner o f Edwards and
Phone, Black SI
state Industrial accident commission. ceded by the state to the federal gov­ Second streets, on April 5, 6, 7
A total of 990 accidents were reported ernment for the purpoee of reclamn- land 8. Many outside delegates
during the week.
tlon, and that they cannot be dealt w j]l b e here, and on Sunday, th e
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Taxpayers of several counties tn the -tth except in aroordance with the g t h a t 2 :3 () Qur n e w ch u rch w i „
state are contemplating availing them reclamation law. Representative Sln-I.
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D R.TH O S. W . HESTER
. dedicated. Rev. J. T. Little,
of the provisions of a law. nott la working for the exclusion of
passed by the recent legislature, auth­ the national bird reserve near Klam- 1 District Superintendent, will pre-
i Physician and Surgeon
orising the examination and audit of atb Falla. The bird reserve occupies side, assisted by other ministers
in Dixon Building
county books and records.
las White salsa Whits II
territory of more than 96,000 acre. o f the district. Special meetings
With wheat and oats bringing a re-
S u n il» « on , point of lM d o , . , l
c o o t i „ u c „ „ fr o m SbD()
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oord price last season Linn county looking the Pacific highway and the |
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farmers are working hard for a big confluence of the coast fork and the evening tor tw o weeks, with
acreage the coming harvest, and more middle fork of the Willamette river. Rev. Little in charge, assisted by
oeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoe o e fall grain has been planted In that Darwin Bristow, of Eugene, son of other ministers,
county than for many years.
one of the earliest pioneer families of
^ext Sabbath Pastor Goettel
To encourage the Industrial club Lane county, recited some little *n0*’n I preaches on Divine healing or
D r. J oh n 8 . R a n k in
work among the school children of history of early days, as ho 'made the
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PHYSK3AN and SURQION
The Son of Man and Sickness.”
Albany, the First National bank ot principal address m the deu catlon of
that city has agreed to lend the money
bronse marker at Coryell Point, H Those who desire will be prayed
Office over U. S. National Bank
to any member of an industrial club erected by the Lewis and Clark chap- for. In the evening special sing-
Office phone Blue 171
who wants to take up pig raising;
ter of the Daughters of the American | i n g followed by a message by
Residence Phone Brown 171
Loyalty to country, support of Presi­ Revolution.
the pastor on “ Broken Cisterns.”
Mrs. Anna Booth, of Willamina.
eoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeo e o dent Woodrow Wilson In the present
International crisis, and preparedness Jointly charged with William Branson, Don’t fail to come. You will be
were the themes of the session of the recently convicted of murder, and serv­ [helped and blessed.
| Oregon conference of the Daughters ing a life sentence for killing William
DR. SARAH E. SMITH
, of the American Revolution at Eugene. Booth, confessed to manslaughter In
Adm inistra tor’s Notice o f Final
Unices there Is an early change fot the circuit court at McMinnville for
Physician andSurgnon
Settlement
the better In the weather, stockmen her part In the killing of her husband,
Office in City Hall
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of Grant county will meet with t and was sentenced to an indeterminate
Office Phone—White 147
heavy loss. The situation Is already sentence ef from one to 16 years. She
Residence Phone—Blue 68
, serious. Many of the stockmen have was once convicted of murder iu the
NEWBERG
OREGON I only sufficient hay for another week second degree, but the supreme court
reversed the judgment, and she plead­
« C T S C T a r 'a r a g a r e iK K a K v a t i i or 10 days’ feeding.
Oregon boys between the age of 90 ed guilty to the lesser charge.
and 94 who desire to become second
Distribution of architectural work
lieutenants in the marine corpe will on state buildings to be constructed
have opportunity to take A competi­ has been made by the State Board of
tive examination July 10. The ex­ Control. L. W. Thompson won the
aminations will be held- at Portland, work on a $20,000 building at the
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Baker or Klamath Falla.
soldiers*
home;
Houghtallng
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Exemption of ahtps and vessels from Deugan, of Portland, received the con if say then be, why wid account «hould not be
taxes other than thoee levied for state tract for the amusement hall addition settled, allowed and approved, and laid estala
aad finally iteded iand asid arhniniwratnr
purposes under the fhlp tax exemption and tubercular pavilion at the Oregon forever
LADY ATTENDANT
fj hie boidNMH Aekaiestt.
amendment
paaaed
by
the
people
at
■tate hospital, $12,000; Fred Legg, of
D ead Úm la day of March. 1917.
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the last general election, does not be­ Salem, work at the school for feeble­
Foatar M.
of the «alate of
come effective prior to the levy and minded. 190.000, and W. C. Knighton,
f « r CEMENT, TIE, SAND, WASNEB oolleotion of taxea on aaseasmenta of Portland, work on a 96000 barn at
Qaaaaca BuU. Aaorney (or atente.
GRAVEL, M i PORTLAND CEMENT made March 1, 1917. Taxea for all the eastern Oregon hospital, at Pendle Fete ina March !. late
March 29.
purposes, levied on assessments of ton, a 94000 building at the penltentl-
S ee T . C . S T A L E Y
such ships anuyas—I* as of Ms
M arofrl ary and some small work at ths train­
Graphic and W eekly O re­
At Sash and Door Factory
lfffY) are subject to collection se hers ing school and ths tubercular sana­
infer*.
torium.
North /lain Stredf Newberg
gonian, on year, for $2.00.
C. B . C H A PIN
LAW YER
Dr. H . C D ixon
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custom ers.
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SPAULDING’S
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Lath
Plaster
Doors
W indows
Moulding
Sash Weights
and Pulleys
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Dr. H. M. Massey
P H Y SIC IA N S
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Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health.
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
mended by that official. Give us a triaL
Phone Red 66
C-
H. Schunter
The REXALLStore
Carries alverv large assortment of everything to be found in
the highest class drugstores. All kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup-
plies, Stationory, Liggett’s and Lowney’s Candies. Our
stock o f Cigars is the best in town. You're always welcome.
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LYNN B . FERGUSON
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Prescrip tion Druggist
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We please the moet particular. Phone ue e grocery order and
eee if our prompt service doesn’t surprise you. We want your trade
TH E HOME OF FLOW ERS 1
I SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS-Plants in pots, cyclamens,
; (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani-
> urns, cal la lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
; our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
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