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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1917
Now SR
tures made necessary by this
world conflict. I would not ad
vocate a revenue policy that
would disturb or frighten busi
ness nor would I support a
measure that Considers the pro Zana L Hull a Former N ew berg
B oy, Enlisted in Canada w bsn ,
filers too tenderly.
"The only objection I have to
another delightful piano duet.
H o W as 16 Y o a n O ld.
on M onday Evening.
the
bill
now
in
conference
is
that
The following telegram was reared from Mr. C. C. Chapman,
The City Schools
Somewhere in France.
The
city
schools
opttt^ti
M
on
who
is head of the Slate organisation to promote the sale of t it did not bean down more heav
The public opening of Pacific
ily
upon
the
reapers
o
f
large
war
Dear Mrs. Sutton—Well, IT1
Liberty bonds:
College fo r the year 1917-18 oc day with an attendance some
profits. For example, the Du drop j.on a few lines to let you
curred Monday evening, with a what below the usual. .Many
Portlanil, Oregon, O ct 4 ,1 9 1 7 .
•
pont Powder Company made know that I’m still alive and
good crowd present in Wood* children are still out jn the prune
. Special telegram to die Newbssg Graphic.:—The West Che-
annually
from 1913 to 1915 in well. We are having some fine
D*ar hall and an excellent pro orchards and otherwise helping,
halem Valley, near Newberg^ has been accorded the. honor of
clusive
profits
amounting to five weather here in France. France
to take, care ot the 'crops. It is
gram presented.
firing the opening gun in the Speakers Campaign for Oregon
million
dollars
while in 1916 its is some place. '
The nature of the exercises was thought that when the enroll
Liberty Loan subscription. Judge Henry E. McGinn, noted ora*
profits climbed to tbe stupen How is Newberg these days?
tor and chief of the entire list at Oregon speakers, will deliver
different from that usually pre ment is complete it will equal
dous sum o f eighty-two millions. Guess there isn’t much change
sented, the general theme ot the that o f last year. There are qo
will be held in School D ir
: the principal address. The
The United States Steel Corpo there. I haven’ t beard from Dad
gathering being “ What is Expect new teachers in the grades and
next Sunday afternoon.
Jrict No. 10 school house aft
ration made in the year preced for some time. It is awful hard
ed o f P a cify .” The first speaker, only three id the high school, the
and eloquent a speaker
i Judge McGinn is so forceful
ing our entrance into tbe war to get mail here.
8. S. Dour, editor o f the Newberg number tnere being one less than
out to hear him.—C. C
that the whole country
sixty-three
millions of dollars
Who is the preacher in the
Enterprise, spoke on “ What the last year. Supt. Stanbrougb re
Chapman.
and
based
upon
the
first
six
Christian
church now and ate
ports
that
the
reduction
in
the
Business Men o f Newberg Ex
months
ot
the
current
year
it
is
there
many
o f tbe old class left
pect o f Pacific CoDefre.” He em number o f teachers caused con
Mr. William V. Dolph ii
procuring for the
estimated
that
its
profits
tor
there yet? Sometimes here I get
phasised the importance o f the siderable confusion in the ar
celebrated Chehalem Valley the distinction its due in this mat
1917
will
rise
iq
the
unprece
to thinking of my school days in
rangement
of
classes
but
that
maintenance o f high ideals ot
ter and it is eminently fitting diet áte part o f the great North
dented
figure
of
five
hundred
Newberg and how far I’ve drift*
character and conduct, and in difficulty has already been large--)
west which was first settled by Oregon pioneers should he first
millions.
Many
other
similar
ed and it is hard to realize how
sisted that the college was one ly overcome.
in patriotism.
examples could be sited though far I am from Old Oregon. Well,
ot the most vital business assets
The meeting will be held near the spot where Ewing Young
these are ot the larger class.
I hope to get back some day if
of tbe town.
was
buried, where death brought about the organization of the
JOHN T. BELL GIVES ACCOUNT
One
excellent
result
obtained
I’m lucky but a man never knows
"W hat the Alumni Expect of
first Provisional Government in Oregon and it is the intention
OF SANTA CLARA’S CROPS
in the Senate was striking from when he is going to get his. We
the College" was the subject as
o f the committee in charge te visit this historic spot at the con-
the bill the provision relating to hope to be back again at this
signed to Perry D. Macy, a grad
.
.
Editor Graphic—In a former . elusion of the meeting.
table taxes*—those upon tea, cof time next year hut we caa’t tell.
uate o f the college in the class of
letter I said that Santa Qlara
fee, sugar and the like. Every My letter will be short as w e
1907, the winner o f the highest
county, California, claims to
dollar now paid is a dollar and can’t write much from the front.
honors of the class and now sup
produce more prunes than any
W
M
A
irS
AUXILIARY
ESIONAKY
AT
THE
accumulated
interest less to pay
Will be glad to hear from some
erintendent of New England
other county in the state. I find
in
the
fntnre
by
the
long
and
dis
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
o f the old church folks that I
Yearly Meeting of Friends, thy
MAIES GOOD SHOWING
that 1t is more—much more:
tressing process o f taxation^ knew if you will tell them where
oldest yearly meeting in Amer
Santa Clara county, California,
Next Monday evening at 7:30
During the past year the Wo which eventually falls upon the Ì am. My address is No. 231,-
ica. Vision and courage were
claims to produce half o f the Dr. Maud Allen will speak of her man’s Auxiliary to Pacific Col shoulders ot the great mtfte of 550, Pte. Hull Z. L . 50 Canadian
the things that he considered the
prunes grown in the United interesting and wonderful work lege undertook no large task. the people. A failure sufficiently Br., B. E. F .t France. Would
alumni expected the college to
States. And prunes js not the in India. She graduated from The money was used wherever to tax great profits, which' are you mind sending me a copy o f
furnish to the students, the pow
only product o f this county. Ann A ito r in 1894, sailing; Tor most needed, it being applied to an accompaniment of war, and the Newberg paper? We don’ t
er to see the world’s need and
Here are some printed figures India in September of that
the annual payment of $150.00 an over-issuance of bonds, brings get much to read here in the
the man’s work, and the strength
relative to one year’s output:
and excepting three furlough*,
the principal and interest on about inflation, increase in cost front. I will have to stop as I
and persistency o f soul to, make
In add ition to 55,090 ton s of h » , been there ever
She
ia
the endowm ent, to help i equip o f living and commercial distress haven’t any more time, so good-
the vision of what should be, a
prunes;*7,000 tons «1 dried apri expert In the Hindustani laq-, the
Uy loU aw iog t fy a rrn t of w ar, and bye, from
Zena L. Hull.
reality.
cots, 3,500 o f peaches, 200 o f guage, and has brought untold 1
tor
these
plain
reasons
I
support
apply
on
the
teachers’
salaries,
Fred E. Carter, pastor o f the walnuts, 160 o f almonds and
blessings to the sufferers o f India, j to further beautify the campus ed every effort to impose a heavy
Somewhere in France.
local Friends meeting, spoke on 100 ot pears. In fresh fruit, 10,-
At Ferozepore she established the and to keep up the furnishings ot load ot taxation upon those
August 17, 1917.
what this meeting expected of 000 tons o f apples, 7,500 ot
Francis Newton hospital, start- the dormitories,
thriving
institutions
which
are
Dear
Mrs.
Sutton—I’ll
drop
the college. He emphasized the peaches, 5,000 o f apricots, 3,000
ing with a very small equipment,
The money has been raised by pcnjoving a harvest ot profits you a few lines to let you know
fact that the students who be ot pears, 2,183 o f cherries, 4,000
but securing wonderful results. the annual Autumn market and above tbe dream o f avarice."
I am still alive and well. I just
long to other denominations o f various kinds ot berries and
For some years her accommoda Easter sales, tbe sale of old pa
left the hospital and am on my
were expected to be loyal to 1,189 of grapes. Iff the canned
tions were crowded, many o f the pers and magazines, by canning
way to the trenches. I was in
PARENT-TEACHER NOTES
their own churches, but spoke fruit line it is claimed the "pack"
patients being in cots in the front fruit fo r dormitory use, and the
the
hospital about six weeks. I
especially o f the support and the included 358,000 cases o f peach
yard. Last year she had: Iir-pa- sale o f the College Cook Book.
Newberg Parent-Teacher Ass’n was wounded with shrapnel
service that the loyal Friends es, 260,000 ot apricots, 227,000
tient«,
872;
out-patients,
10,000;
|
The
other
Auxiliaries
helped
to
held its first meeting of tbe year and was hit twice bnt it wasn’t
meeting expects of the Friends ot pears, 52,000 o f cherries, 63,- Aianmaara v i l i i l 1 7 R73- r m r r A -
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dispensary visits, 17,673; opera quite an
extent
which
with
the
Tuesday afternoon in tbe Grade very bad.
who are students at the college, 000 of plums and 7,000 o f
tions, 594. Be «ides this she con dues brought in a total of about building. Many matters of im
We are having fine weather
and incidentally mentioned some grapes.
ducts training classes for her as $575.
over
here just now but we dread
portance were considered. The
of the things that the church is There is always ground for
sistants. She has also helped
the
winter
and all hope for peace
A
variety
of
fruits
was
canned,
Association feels keenly the loss
planning for the young people ot suspicion of figures which make
the people when famine and part for an Alaska order and o f three of its most active mem before it comes on.
the college.
no account o f sums less than plague distressed them, once hav part for the dormitory club.
How is Newberg. the same old
bers, Dr. J. S. Rankin, Mrs. Wes
Rev. George H. Lee, pastor of round thousands or millions and ing as many as 40 children to
For the latter 514 quarts were ley Boyes, who is vice-president sleepy village? It reminds me of
the Presbyterian church and sec (just between ourselves with the teed and care for during famine.
put up.
ot Fernwood P.-T. A., and Mrs. some of the country villages in
retary of the ministerial associa understanding that it is to go She sa>s there would be 25 phy
This year the need of more dor Nell D. Chapin, who has a po England they are so sleepy look
tion o f the city, spoke feelingly no farther) it is likely that the sicians in the United States and
ing.
mitory room for the boys seemed sition in Corvallis city schools.
of the work o f the Christian col "green" grape item o fl,1 8 9 to n s 10 hospitals, if the proportion
Have many ot tbe boys from
tbe Ma -edonian call and the
The kitchen supervisory com
lege in maintaining the unity of and 2,813 of cherries are the were the same here as in India.
Auxiliary has undertaken to fi mittee will meet next week and there joined tbe army since they
the Christian forces of the com only ones that are correct. Come and bear her, everybody.
nance necessary changes in the hope to have lunches by Novem declared war? I saw some
munity, and in upholding the However, government statistics
American soldiers here and they
old college building to this end. ber 1st.
ideals ot vital religion as the as to farm crops, especially as F. C. STANNARD RESIGNS
These changes will better house
The Association has a new looked fine. I heard Maynard
purely secular college must find estimates made o f those not yet
FROM
BAPTIST
CHURCH
some o f tbe college work as well school Victrola which is a great Leavitt had joined. Well, I hope
it impossible to do. He declared harvested, are quite as unreli
they never have to come to
as
give the needed dormitory help in marching.
Rev. F. C. Stannard, who for
that the churches ot the city ex able. ,
France.
It is no picnic over here,
room.
The following committees were
pect this sort of service from Pa
Within a few miles o f this the past tw o years has served
Fritz keeps us busy. My best
The officers for the coming
cific College.
town are located the Almaden the Baptist church o f Newberg year are, president, Mrs. Pen appointed for the year:
comrade
was killed awhile ago.
Betterment ot School and
Rev. Homer L. Cox, of Port Quicksilver Mines which have for the third time as pastor,
I
hope
to
get hack to visit old
nington; vice president, Mrs. W. Grounds—Miss W. D. Duncan,
land, pastor of the First Friends been operated more or less con placed his resignation with the
E. Terrell; secretary, Mrs. C. Mr. W. H. Woodworth, Mrs. Newberg. Well, I will have t o
church of that city and superin tinuously for 300 years. Some church about June 1st, to take
Woodward; treasurer, Ida M. Lutz, Mrs. R. W. Van Valin, ring off so tell Aunt Susan hello
tendent o f Oregon Yearly Meet history has been made in our effect October 1st.
for me, so good-bye, with love,
Woods.
Mrs. S. L. Brown.
Mr. Stannard is well and fa
ing of Friends church, spoke on land, and other lands, during
asever,
Zena Hull.
Sanitation— Mrs. Geo. Larkin,
the subject, "W hat Oregon Year that period. Before the present vorably known in this com
SENATOR S N A K Y ON
Miss A. Stone, Mrs. J. A. Jones.
ly Meeting Expects o f the Col war the selling price, per flask of munity and has «always taken a
FALL SEED
WAR REVENUE BOL Membership—Mrs. Ralph Van
lege." He insisted that Pacific, 80 pounds, did not, some years, very active part in its religious
Valin, Mrs. R. J. Moore, Miss L.
being the child of Oregon Yearly exceed $35; now it is $200. Em and civic life. Untiring service
John U. Smith, ot tbe Yamhill
Following the passage in the Jackson.
Meeting, should resemble its ployment is given to about 200 and a very deep interest in the
County
Agricultural Council, has
Play Shed—Miss Tbeo Duncan,
mother, and should stand for persons but the mining is an un progress of Christianity charac Senate ot the tw o billion dollar
been
designated
to act without
those truths of vital Christian healthy business and it is said terise his work wherever he is en war revenue bill, and while Allie McDonald, R. J. Moore, expense to anyone in bringing
awaiting the final action ot the Mrs. Josephine Bradley, Prot. together farmers who desire to
experience and Spirit-filled life that tew men remain tor any gaged.
His future plans have not been conferees with respect to the ad Van Wormer.
for which Oregon Yearly Meet length of time.
Program—Rev. McNair, Miss sell or buy seed for fall planting.
ing especially'stands, and that it
That the prohibition measure entirely settled but, needless to justment of all differences in the
If you have seed to sell list the
should uphold those principles of voted upon in California last say, a man ot his ability and de measure as it passed the tw o Wilson, A. C. Stanbrougb, Mrs. kind and quantity and the price
Rankin, Mrs. R. M. Thurston.
peace and love and service to year was defeated is not surpris sire for service for tbe betterment branches of Congress, Senator
Ways and Means—Miss Jennie at your bam.
mankind for which Friends have ing wben one finds that the ot his fellow man will be busy Charles L. McNairv made a pub
If you want to buy use the tel
D. Miller, Miss Rush, Mrs. E. C.
alwaysstood.
uames ot 36 wine makers in this some place, working for the ad lic statement in which he said:
ephone and don’t forget to give
I voted for the revenue bill up Baird, Mrs. W. H. Woodworth. your place of residence and tele
President Pennington respond county alone are printed in an vancement of religious interests.
His successor has not as yet on its final passage as the war
ed to these addresses briefly, em advertising booklet issued by
phone number.
been
chosen, the pulpit having cannot be fought without money
Parlors
phasizing tw o things for which the board of supervisors, and
the college 'is seeking to stand, this is not a leading county in been filled at different times by yet 1 hoped a greater portion of
MARRIAGE LICENSES
First class dressmaking. Tail
the ideals o f character and ser that industry. But many o f the those who wish to be con the revenue could have been col
ored
suits
and
coats;
satisfac
counties have adopted local op sidered for this field ot service lected from those colossal insti
vice.
Myrtle Flora Read to Arthur
tutions which are enjoying tbe tion guaranteed. Mrs. E. B. L. Frederick Goffrier
The pleasure ot the evening tion methods o f dealing with the With the Baptist Church.
Terrell, 911 East Third, corner
was greatly enhanced by the liquor problem. John T . Bell.
Ella Pickens to Alfred William
Wanted—Backs by the New fruits o f the war and are thriv ot Center.
28tf
Zimmerman.
ing
upon
tbe
enormous
expendi-
Los
Gatos,
Calif.,
Sept.
22.
musical numbers given by the
berg Feed & Seed Co.
ot the school ot music ot
COLLEGE AND SCHOOLS faculty
the college. Mrs. Eva H. Hull t
WEST CHEHALEM VALLEY ACCORDED HONOR
Prot. Alexander Hull gave a
OPENED ON MONDAY and
piano duet at the opening of the
OF FIRING FIRST GHN IN CAMPAIGN FOR
program. Later Professor Hull
A n E iM Ü M t Program W aa Pro sang a double number, while the
OREGON LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIPTION
n i W ood-M ar Hall
evening’s program closed Unth
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