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Oregon U Utorícal so.
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VOL. XXIX
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OVER THE SEAS
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NEWBERG, YAM H ILL COUNTY* OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1918
No. 49
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SAVE THE,HERD
BIG LIBERTY LOAN
MOVEMENT STARTED
MEETING AT MAC
'ambulance. This tin4 Wildman was
(De Kollacritta speaks practically
in the middle* whieh is a good place
every important language except
to do most o f the lifting, and he is
Chinese and Japanese, including
a good husky six-footer. The head
English. French, Italian, Gorman,
man was having trouble with the
Russian, Polish, the Scandinavian
fastening straps, so Wildman was
languages, Greek, Turkish, Hunga­
Harry Haworth, 01 ¡n Hadley and heaving away to lift the stretcher a Milk at Present High Cost Cheap- County Chairman, E. C. Apperaon, rian and the Balkan tongues, He­ Delbert Raplogla u d Mia* Rath Hin-
Paul Elliott Toll of
est and Beet Feed That Gan .
Addresses Letter ta 8. L Far-
little higher, but. it seemed uncom­
ahaw Joined in Mhrringe nt Cloee
brew, Hindu and the Indian dialects.
monly heavy.
Looking around to
Their Work
Equally extraordinary is the na­
Be Provided
rett, Chairman Local Com.
of Service nt Friends Chnrah
see why the Frenchman at the foot
tionality of the talented linguist.
was not helping, he found that he
He is a negro but of Jewish faith, a
One o f our most interesting pieces
A campaign that may wsH be
Dear 8ir— Please be advised that
An unusually large audlenca-Eftth-
had lifted him clear o ff the floor.
native of Abysinnia, but hitherto,
Of work so far has been cleaning and
termed
the
"Save
the
Hard
Move-
a
County
patriotic
meeting
has
ered
at tbe Friends church last Sun­
That reminds me of a little exper-
until he was sworn into American
n pairln g a house that dates back
ment”
has
been
Inaugurated
ta
this
been
arranged
for
San
day
afternoon
day
morning.
Many want because It
ence (th is is a true story) which we
citlsenship, a subject o f Italy. Ia
least SSO years. A t that time the
state,
and
its
influence
ta
being
rec-
next,
September
15,
In
the
City
is
their
custom
to worship there,
bad while working on the old bouse
Abysinnia he claims he wan a oount
property was owned by Cardinal
others
were
there
by special Invita­
Ognized
already
in
n
greater
appre-
Park.
McMinnville,
Oregon.
This
is
at Bagneux. One of the rooms to
and a member of the royal family.
Richelieu, who lived in the adjoining
be cleaned contained a lot of old elation In the value o f milk an a the only general county meeting He was born in a part of that coun­ tion and still others followed the
chateau. The two places were con­
furniture, including a large cup­ preventive and protective food, and contemplated in connection with the try included In Italian Somaliland, lure of the unusual, for the secret
nected by an underground passage,
board and mattress, which had to be by n greater appreciation in Mbs Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign, and which accounts for his Italian sta­ had leaked out that there was to be a
and It is said that the bodies o f a
moved out before 4 e could begjp mind* of the public for ther part Ik? > it is to be hoped that a large num- tus. He also said that he studied wedding, and a wadding never esaaea
nunihn o f people
founa here
to interest the American people.
operations. The two old people and dalryman plays In the life o f the | bei* of people from your city and dis­ to be a rabbi.
n fu r the Cardinal'* d*>a'h. those wb->
The church was beautifully dec­
their poet son* were helping us. The nation and the world at large. The trict can attend. Judge Lawrence T.
De Kollacritta is well above the
were in his way being thus quietly
mattress started first but It Was too campaign Is under the Joint auspiees Harris, of the Oregon State Supreme African negro type intellectually orated in white and groan. Huge
removed.
big for either the narrow crooked of the United States Food Adminis­ Court, has accepted an Invitation to and he w ill probably be used for In­ dusters of whits oaten and palms
The garden and park, which cover
stairway or the hallway of* like cal­ tration, the Oregon Agricultural deliver the patriotic address, and telligence work.— Coquille Sentinel. were deftly arranged and connected
about two acres, was laid out by La
with lacy festoons of smllax and
ibre, So it was put through the College, the State Board .of Health, good music is promised by the Elks’
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yotre, the famous landscape garden­
other greens.
window and down a ladder to the the State Dairy and Food Commis­ Band, Liberty Girls and others.
A PLEA FOB THE BED CROSS
er, who also laid out the Versailles
If the quota for Yamhill County
ground and thence over to the big sion and the Oregon Dairy Council.
Following a very impressive ser­
Cardens for Louis X IV.
A
well
known
authority
on
die­
has
been
ascertained
by
that
time.
It
bouse. Olin took to the ladder and
mon by the pastor. Rev. F. E. Car­
^ We spent one very pleasant day
A Newberg mother who has a son ter, Mrs. E. H. Woodward, repre­
I stayed inside to assist the old peo­ tetics said recently, "W e must all will be announced at the meeting,
With A. Willemet, the son of the
ple. All went well until we got it help In this ‘8ave the Herd’ move­ and eithma will be urged to enter at the front in France, has called senting the elders of the chareh, an­
¿resent owner. He learned English
Btarted through the window. Then ment by using plenty o f milk, fnsah their volunteer subscriptions at once the attention o f the Graphic to an nounced that, according to the cus­
about seventeen years ago but has
our troubles began. The old people and evaporated, and plenty o f the through thatr regular banking con­ article published la M onday'sO re­ tom of Friends. Delbert Replogie
had no opportunity to speak It since
were so afraid that we'd dfbp the very best butter. It la not generally nections throughout the county. If gonian, written by a Seattle lady, and Rath Hinshaw would be united
so he was very glad to talk with us.
In marriage at the alter on this oc­
thing they bung on and pulled back known that milk, even at the ad­ you have any special announcements which is givea herewith:
though it was hard for him to re­
I note the request o f the superin­ casion.
as though their lives depended on it. vanced cost, is one of the cheapest i to make for your city and vicinity,
member.
Before the war he had
Our combined pulls and pushes fi­ foods the housewife can provide fo ri we would be pleased to have same tendent o f surgical dressings for
The groom then rooe from his
been for ten years a teacher o f ana­
more workers, emphasising the great seat in the back of the room and,
nally prevailed and the mattress the ramily. Liberal use o f milk and announced.
lytical chemistry in the University
It is to be hoped that local patri­ need that exists. Her final remark
was through the window and start­ dairy products is a practical econ­
accompanied by Cecil J. Hoskins an
here, then he was in the army,
omy,
not
only
because
o
f
tbetr
high
otic
meetings will be held weekly is to the effect that it would seem
ing. down the ladder with Madame
best man. made his way by the soatj*
wounded six times, and is new a
still attached to the rear end and food value, but because o f their pa- or semi-weekly in the various towns that every wife, mother or other near aisle to the altar, where he w as
chemical engineer in the government
holding on to the window sill by her culiar properties which are undis- j and school districts throughout the relative o f men la the service should Joined by tbe bride-elect, attended
service. But he is a gifted poet. In
UtK* I feared for the consequences, putably essential to the growth and:county, and all persons are urged to at least set aside one day for this by Miss Esther Miles, they b avin *
I t l 7 his poetry took the 500 franc
but she finally retrieved herself by health of children, and to the well- enter their volunteer subscriptions work.
approached from the aorth aisle.
prise which is the highest award
at once.
As the wife of sn Army officer I The young people repeated the
allowing the mattress to escape from being of tbe adult as well. . .
given in France. After he has work­
Professor E. V. McCollom, o f John
Yours very truly,
have had an opportunity to see that Friends’ marriage vow which was
b-r band... when v. U »u n reached
ed two or three years longer he in­
B.
C.
Apperson,
Hopkins
University,
who
recently
such an attitude is widespread, but most impressive and heard for the
the yruuid in good shape vVe tried
tends to devote all his time to w rit­
the cupboard on the stairway but spoke in Portland to a large gather- Chairman Liberty Loan State Cen­ none the less unjust. Without ques­ first time by many present. Rev.
ing. He gave us his address in the
tral
Committee
for
Yamhill tion it is the duty of every woman
professional and business man
it was no go, so we retreated to the
Carter followed with a few wall
city and asked us to call.
County.
and
women,
including
dairyman,
whose relatives are in uniform to chosen words and Mrs. Jesse Ed­
window again. Fortunately for us,
The whole place has been allowed
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assist iu war work, and I believe wards gave the concluding prayer,
our good helpers decided they must home” economic teachers, doctors,
to run down, probably on account of
health
specialists,
nurses,
heads
of
that a census would confirm my after which the bridal party with­
FREE
EXHIBIT
OF
WAS
REL­
have their lunch and left us with
the war, and the houses are in bad
conviction
that by far the greater draw.
the promise to -return and help oust hospitals, teachers, mothera and eth­
ICS TO BE GIVE» FRIDAY
*
repair, except for a few rooms In the
m ajority o f them are doing so. but
the cupboard. You may guess that ers tn teres ted In dietetics. crthfcfc«
m
.
The-bridlf
wa*
attirad
in a travel-'
M g bouse, which still retain some­
exactly why is it their duty alone?
as soon as they were safely out of s profound Impression when he
ing
suit
of
brown
broadcloth
with a
.An
exhibit
of
the
war
relics
that
thing of their old splendor.
The
Has tbe woman whose husband is
sight we quietly put the unwieldy made several statements regarding
hat
to
match.
With
this
she
wore
a
have
been
shown
in
Portland
recent­
part o f the building we worked on
happily exempted, whose brother is
object through the window. ____ __ the urgency of. the present situation.
ly will be made in Newberg Friday, rejected, whose son is too young, beautiful white ermine scarf and a
was the old servant quarters. Our
He
pointed
out
how
disease
gets
hold
Harry H. Haworth,
task was to clean out the accumu­
of -the children in districts where and Robrt N. Byrne, who will be in no reason for fbelng interested in muff of the same hung from her
Olin C: Hadley.
lation of goats and spiders, plaster
milk is used-sparingly or scarcely at charge, will speak at the "commun­ the Red Cross other than to patronize arm, while she carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and sweet
up the cracks in the walls, fix the
all. He told of hundreds of children ity sing,” which will be held in its tea rooms and .entertainments?
Paul Elliott’s Work
peas. Tbe furs were a gift from the
windows and floors, and then white­
front
of
Kienle’s
music
store
in
the
afflicted with rickets, with pellegra
Said a woman to me recently:
groom.
In a letter to his parents Paul
wash the walls and scrub out. It is
a most distressing disease— this evening.
"W ell, I thought all the relatives of
Miss Miles was neatly gowned in a
now ready to house 16 to 20 refu­ Elliott tells of hiB work which has because the little ones have not a
Mr. Byrne’s visit, and his talk
the boys ought to contribute.” They
blue
tailor suit and hat and carried
gees. preferably in two families, who been in connection ivith a sort of sufficient supply of milk. He gave
he in the interest of the Lib- shoiild, and they do, and their hearts
pink and white sweet peas.
are being selected by our women exposition made up of competent dates. places, facts, and after telling er*y Loan drive.
ache that they cannot do more, but
The bride is a beautiful and win­
workers from those in the city. It people who go from city to city giv­ of many cases under his observation,
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at the same time they have a lively
some
young lady and is accomplished
is like getting back to the country ing out printed matter that gives experiments and results of research,
JJEGRO SPEAKS
feeling of the injustice of the as­
as a musician and reader, She is
because it is in a quiet village and the people needed information re­
. u lM
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T W E H E Y S E V E H TONGDES sumption that on them only rests the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ver­
fhe large park Is all shut in by the garding the war against tuberculosis h
to.stand by the dairies which ,are
the duty of relief work. Let appeals
i
non T. Hinshaw. of this place.
and other diseases that are carrying now strugguling under burdensome
trees and walls.
be made? not to those who have given
After graduating from Pacific
These poor refugees, who have o ff many people in France. Doctors war conditions, to use dairy products
From a newspaper prined at our the greatest o f gifts, but rather to
College in 1916. Mr. Replogie Joined-
suffered so much, often get very dis­ and dentists are there for consulta­ nd to save this generation from old home on Long Island we glean
those who are saying contentedly
his paj-ents. Rev. and Mrs. Charles
couraged in th? city, and it is a tion and for making demonstrations. disastrous results that surely will the following remarkable story:
that their men need not go. Let
pleasure to see how happy they, are He says:
come If the herds are to be sac- | Probably the most accomplished emphasis be laid on the great fact Replogie, at the government station
The latest development from the rlflced.
to get out into a place like this. The
_
linguist that has ever appeared in this war is fought for every woman at Noorvik. Alaska, where he has
village is only a 20 centime (4 cent) exposition is that the report Is out
Dr. McCollom urged the dairymen Private David Ben Isaac De Kolls- in America, and for each man who had charge - of the electric light
plant, the saw mill for the Esqui­
car ride from the gates of Paris, but '1. . 1 ie cannot buj a tooth bru. It in to keep their herds intact and told critta. attached to the Medical Coups
is not in uniform, and is not a mat­
maux and the wireless station. He
It is enough, so we feel that we have this city
1 he expedition nas caused the consumers their plain duty is to in an engineer regiment here. ap-
ter which concerns and obligates
receives
world news and publishes a
done a little good at least.
such a demand for them that every stand by this essential Industry.
plied at the camp naturalization bu- only the relatives of those on the
little
paper
for the benefit of the
Mra. Brophy, a millionaire of New store has sold out. The dentist says
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reau to become a citizen.
The field of honor.
neighboring villages.
York, who is over here working like that he does not feel that his work
Permanganate
of
potash ' will young man modestly admitted to the
Dorothy S. Stewart.
any of the rest of us. pays for the re­ has been a failure. It is interesting cleanse dirty filters of all impuri- examining board that he spoke
His parents after several years’
pairing and then the refugees pay to see how axious the people are to ties.
service in both government and mis-
A solution should be passed twenty-seven languages,
get the pamphlets. They read them through the filter until it comes out;
the rent.
The hoard determined to test the FOR M E N SUBJECT TO DRAFT slonay work, are coming out for a
much, needed rest, leaving the sta­
Occasionally we find that our all and even want to pay for them; as pink os when it is poured in
truth of this astonishing statement
study of the German language, has They save them all. Never in our
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' and accordingly more than a dozen By order of Provost Marshall Gener­ tion in charge of the young people.
not all been In vain. The other day playground work In Lynn did we
Amid the good wishes of a host of
When washing the summer cur- interpreters addressed the young
al Crowder:
Olln C. Hadley, Harry H. Haworth find more than two dropped in the tains do not starch the hem through ; man in various -tongues, and with
friends Mr. and Mrs. Replogie left
All men of all classes subject to
and Roy C. Woods (Penn College park in a day, and 150,000 people which the rod Is put. A starched ' ease and fluency he conversed with
Sunday evening for their northern
draft are hereby ordered to report
man) had the pleasure of translating visited the exposition there.
hem is apt to result in rents.
each, as nonchalantly as you please. at the City Auditorium, McMinn­ home, which they will reach after a
The exposition closes here tomor­
an American soldier's letter for a
trip of two months. They went by
ville, Oregon, promptly at 8 p. m.
French girl. She came running up row and about 60,000 people have
way of Portland and Seattle where
Saturday, September 14.
they will be feted by relatives and
to us *on the street.as we were on visited It. Every day the doctors for
All patriotic citizens are urged to
our way to visit the Bols de Boulogn, consultation have many more chil­
college mates.
attend.
Learn to co-operate with
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and said, "speak English?” We re­ dren brought to therfi than they can
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the W ar Department.
Help put
The doctor in
plied “ We,” meaning yes, then she possibly examine.
millions in France ahead of schedule. PACIFIC COLLEGE A N N O U N C E ­
asked, "L ittle French?” and we re­ general consultation has examined
M ENT FOR THE N E W Y E A R
You can save the Government thou­
plied. "Wee. (which is only too os high as 93 cases In one day. She
sands in money and weeks in time.
true) then she said, "L ittle Ger­ seldom has less than 50. The den­
Instructions will be given by rep­
In order that the students may
man?” and again our 'reply was In tist has from 30 to 50 a day and
resentatives of:
have a chance to assist In harvest­
the affirmative, so she handed us a the throat specialist has about as
State Council of Defense.
ing the prune crop, the authorities
letter apd we started o ff down the many.
State Committee of the Army Y. of Pacific College have decided to
street with her, translating as we
The doctor on general consultation
M. C. A.
postpone the opening of the college
went.
During the reading, as we said she never had such a hard Job.
Oregon Social Hygiene Society.
till September 30. All students, in
stumbled over a difficult point she The poor people bring their diseased,
Create morale to defeat the Hun. all the various departments, are ex­
asked hopefully, "Speak Russian ” Infected and defective children to
This meeting held by order of the pected to register on that day. and
but this drew from us a negative re­ her and after she has examined them
War Department.
recitations will begin in all classes
ply. Anyway, In the course of time, and told them what to do, they stand
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the following morning.
by the aid of three languages, we around the consultation room and
Already an attendance in excess
COM MUNITY PATRIOTIC SING
succeeded In making her understand look at her as If they expected her to
of that at the close of last year is
that the soldier was telling her when say a few words and heal their chil­
he would be in Pqrls and wanted her dren In an instant because she Is an
Friday evening at 8. in front of assured. It Is the earnest effort to
to call him on the phone or else write American.
the Klenle Music Store. New song make the year 1918-19 -*"the best
year yet.’’
to him.
There seems to be no end to the
books.
I
Ail who are interested in the reg­
Another true story is told by people who come for aid and infor­
Brief talk on "The Council of De­
Wtldman one of the first unit men, mation, but I suppose that would be
fense." by U. S. G. Miller: also by S. ular work of the college or the acad­
who was held up here in Paris a the case In any large city as this one
L. Parrett on “ The Fourth Liberty emy. or In the music department, or
in the work of the commercial de­
few weeks on account of permits. which has about 400,000 population.
Loan.” , -
He was working at the station where
Thera Is lots of room hers for Im­
It Is hoped that everybody will he partment. bookkeeping, shorthand,
the wounded Americans are brought provement In the living methods.
on hand: and the choirs of the va­ typewriting, etc., should see »Pres.
Pennington as soon os possible.
In and was helping five Frenchmen The other day at noon we went down
During the derreet of the lighting in a battle in France British wounded rious churches and other organiza­
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load stretchers Into ambulances. one of the streets on which the work­ on the way to hospitals were carried past the llnea of the French. As he tions will come up by the piano to,
They work three on a side and must ing class of people live. Most of the passes the trendies Ailed with machine gunners in action this wounded lead out finely.
\
The business man’s lunch of a
lift the stretcher above their heads windows were open and we could Tommy, Interested, has raised his head to watch his French cousins help
Arranged by the Council of De­ gloss of milk and a piece of apple
to get It Into the top rack of the
ContTnaee ns T55T5-------------- hold the Hun. Away nt the resr In the woods cavalry horse« can he aeen fense.
pie is really a well chosen meal.
c o rra J e j^ w h ll«^ ^ irjid ^ ^ iJ M h «^ c ^ in a o d to advance.
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CHURCH WEDDING
LAST SUNDAY
BRITISH WOUNDED PASS THROUGH FRENCH LINE
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