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NEWBERG, YAMHILL
FAVORS LEAGUE
REGOfL THURSDAY; JULY 3 1 ,1 9 1 »
t»«r w ¿
In n 00mMr.llT.l7 ! JIATI0HA1 FOREST
abort time and come into the league •
ran i
of free nation«.”
R egarding the fu tu re of m ilita r-
lam . th e l i f t e r placed ^lm aelf sol-
ld ljr» l* ta r o r of disarm am ent a n d
abolishing of all conscription law s.
T he law s w hich E uropean n atio n s
I ja i w hleh forced e re ry m an in to
m U ita rr a U re r? fo r a c e rta in period
of h is life m ust be abolished n ever
to re tu rn , h e declared, w hile th e
burden of tax atio n w hich th e people
h a r e been b earin g toT m ild u p g re a t
fig h tin g m achines m ust be lifted bp
a gen eral disarm am ent.
whom. Mis« C arrie Allen and Mrs.
I. W. H ill, reside in Newberg. T h e
o th er children are Ktiwkrd t. Allen
Jne
Blaekledge, d a u g h te r o f , and Mrs. C. T. K irk h a rt. both of
M. J.
a> criés and H an n ah Blaekledge. wae j Elsberry. Missouri. Mrs
McCane.
of
Helix,
and
Thom
as M
R n near Salem . Iow a, Septem ber
Allen,
of
P
ortland.
v i* , i
; ^b e:^gae. u n ited in m arriag e to., M r. A llen's death is th e firs t to
i-nn M endenhall, son of Jaoob and occur in th e inim ediate fam ily d u r­
llizabeth M endenha ll. Septem ber 2«, ing a m arried life of n early 44 pears.
*73, on h e r 2 0th b irth d ay , n eg r I He d a a a loved husband a n d g ath er.
linD t» trh e a n d res pec (ed friend.
ínion, H ard in county, fow a.
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i he young « r a f ie d to re o verland |
<t<k to k |s home l a Lee county,
- MA38EY-C0LBY WEDDING
sw a, w here th e y lived for 20 y ears I
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b the old hom estead w here Jo h n j
On W ednesday evening of th is
a.-: born.
week th e co untry home of W. W.
T be to U , rM eljrt4
m i H N ational P o re
.W ashington a n d A b t«
L he N orth PM iflc D1
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w
trtc t j r ^
Agent,
p o rti*n d.
Thls , u an , n cr^
$111 0(fo 0Ter th e n
j year | S k u d U t t
i m r W i J i n tb *
J5 years.
th e ^pmadnder from tin»-
lent, tim b er treepnad a n d
in connection w ith w a te r
N ebraska; Orach W aam und, W in ter-
haven, F lo rid a; S ylvia
Bsven,
y lrta Owens, de­
de-
headed; A
lice
R
oberta,
Alice
oberts, O reenleaf,
l
Idaho, P au l A. M endenhall, H ay
Iowa N atio n al F o rest, to jB p iin g s, N ebraska; M amie M enden-
goa, led th eT M striet w ith ;k*ii. Salem. O regon; R a th M Ulward.
followed eloaely by th e I Good fare, A lberta. C anada; H elen
novices ln n u t grow ing. T he public
is invited to ta k e p a rt ln thin tour.
P a rtis s th a t have no a u to s should
m ake arrangem ent« w ith those who
h sv e for tra n s p o r ta tio n ..
Speed
lim lt 20 m ilss p er hour.
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T our s ta rts a t M cM innville. Tuse-
day. A ugust «th, a t 1 p. m ., a rriv in g
a t S h erid an a t 2 p my w here o r-
ch ard s of P rof. Lewis a n * o th ers
w lll be visited.
W ednesday. A ugust 9 th —
Leave M cM innville a t 7 a. m.
C urfm an orchard, w alnuts. C arl-
W ithycom be^and Malpaa orchards,
w alnuts. Oaston.
F orbis and Schoolcraft orchards,
w alnuts and ftlbetra. Ollley.
Oregon N ursery Co. . Orenco.
O verholtser - O rchards,
w alnuts.
T igard, d im s p erm ittin g .)
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A nother w ar such as we have'
D inner eft h er at P ortland or a t
'.O f eneo
C aucasian civ ilisatio n of th e World.
A fternoon; Colum bia riv er bridge
W ith Am erican resource«, behind it,
an d -w ith, th e A m erican people dread­
fu lly ln ea rn est in seeing th a t it be­
comes a v ital force, tb e success of
th e league of natious. under alm ost
an y kin d of co n stitu tio n , is assured."
G reat good in th e m ethod of gov­
e rn m e n / of th e league of nations,
w hereby a d eb atin g o rg a n isa tio n is
established th ro u g h th e assem bly,
a n d an executive organ is m ain ­
tain ed th ro u g h tb e council of nine,
is foreseen by Judge McGinn. In
•the assem bly, be said, all kinds of
in te rn a tio n a l problem s may be taken
up an d openly considered . Secret
diplomacy w ill be gone forever. A
censorship m ast never be m aintained
over th e dealings of tb e league, bp
declared, as such a s ta te of affa irs
would breed d istru st. I h e present OBITUARY OF MSS. W. H. BROOKS
censorship should be lifted a t once, j
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T h e censorship m ay be neceeeary in ! Theresa M. Brooks w a^ bom in
w ar. b e acknow ledged, b u t It baa Ciay county. M issouri. Ja n u a ry 22,
no place ln peace tim es.
l M i . a n d died !■ N ew berg Ju ly 29.
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a n d w hich la to be conducted by a
chorister.
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p llsh m en ts fron» th e d * e a t of th e F. I I . Brooks, of P o rtla n d , an d ^ n e
Napoleonlo forecs. so w ill O erm any daufchter, M n . E a N ickels, o f 4
resU se h e r g ra s te s t destlny as th e Bend.
rc r a lt of bein g freed -fro n t t h e yoke ! • B ister Brooks was oonverted and
of H o h e n so lley » . W ith o u t th e b a r- became a mem ber of th e C h ristian
dennmne eonaerlptlon a n d a m ^ a m e n t, ch u reh a t th e ag e of 1« years an d
lnws. th e O erinan people w ill fin d all h e r Itfe endeevored tn follow h e r
th n t ihey w ill h e able to pay off Lord an d M aster, Jesu» Cb» Ist.
want to
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Wilson
a n d lig h te d an d u sh ers w ill b e a p ­
pointed to look a fte r th e com fort of
th e people a n d every arran g e m e n t
h as been m ade to m ake these m eet­
ings g success.
Tim e eig h t o'clock p. m.
All th e re st w ill be th e re and we
a re looking for you.— Com mittee.
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p ® f a r “ “ “ ®*r '
T h ro u g h o u t h er life -h e followed
C,«® ,F in th ®
f J**r L" rd>
h l*h “ t ioy \° “bow
o th ers th e w ay to life ev erlasting.
she bore
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out th e m arriag e of
A. Baxter and Jennie L. Pi
TW union was m ad elm *X j£
by H ot . H oberg. a n old Metl
p reach er o f m ore th a n n in ety :
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happy
n itta d abo« t ln t h o ^ e v r o l e t
frM
y y ^ in g g them
a s o n ly
free, , n
en jo
them netves
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of d 4 o in g ,
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tim e e to
to e e a a t t a a wai
w e d d in g
v e . i h , _ * _ s h by tt»
supper spread upon , th
few eloes fris a d a w ho k n ew ot t h »
affair, fo r i t w as Indeed a surprise
to most pf N ew berg, th e groom hav­
in g been very shy in h is courtship*
an d also very wise in h is choice, f o r
i t Is th e opinion of all w ho i n t l -
m ate]y k aow th e brW# th a t Mr.
Colby a half-m ile n orthw est of N ew ,
berg was th e scene of a b eau tifu l
w edding when bis d au g h ter, Mies
Madge Colby, became th e bride of
Dr. H. M. Maseey.
T he room s were b eau tifu lly dee-
o ra tej j o r th e occasion an d M uring
tb e cerem ony, which was perform ed
by Rev. George H. Lee, p asto r of th e
| P resb y terian church, th e b rid e and
1 groom stood under an a rtis tic floral
'••canopy;
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Fol low ing the g reetin g s of relative«
an<j frimiiig ln atten d an ce refresh- te r won th e fin est a n d m ost q tp s k li
^ enU w ara serred ¿ fta r w hlch tb e
woman of th e com m unity an d In
n e w ly w e d s took th eir d e p a rtu re fo r enTie(1 by raany a b a c ^ o r .
TongBas> ln A laska, w ith 9*0,«94.77.
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c r a te r N ational F o rest, in
endenhall moved to B«y View,
Oregon, an d th e Olympic
N ational F oreat. in w estern W anh-
ington, w ith «S7.790.1B a n d «91,-
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. 38j .« 7( held fo u rth a n d fifth places Ifew berv. w here Mr. M e n d e n h a ll! * ..- . X
> j^ p e e tlv e ly . O ther F o rests of th e
! Both the. bride and groom have
[D istrict h av in g received in e x c e a re *
m any w arm friends in N ew berg
! j 20.000 a re th e M alheur. «97.971.9«.
! whose k in d ly wishes go w ith them
tb , Columbia. «2S.97S.99. th e Cdl-
to th efr new home.
jlli« , «22.906.80. -F rem ont. 9SS.
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««4.19, M lnam. «29.060.99. Ochoco.
NOTICE TO WISCONSIN
9a 9. l 4i.lO . th e Oregon. 9S«.'761.97.
AND NEBRASKA PEOPLE
th * o . lnl<,r . S2S.6S6.94. an d th e
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A t a picnic held by th e N ebraska
people M arch 5 in th e Odd Fellow s
from w hich only n sm all p ercen t- in th e s till Q uaker m eetings.
age of th e a n n u a l receipts In th e . in Iowa she w ent as an evange- h all in N ew berg It was decided to
\ District*com e, all classes of N a tib a a l. Rstic sin g er n i g h t . a fte r n ig h t hold o u r next picnic th e second Tue*-
I F o rest business show s u b sta n tia l th ro u g h th e coldest w eath er, never day in A ugust ln th e city ps«|& |£
piissing a chauce to testify for he
Now It is learrtod th a t th e B adger
.g a in s over 1I18>
gnvlpr.
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S ta te Association h a d previously
*—T w enty-five per cen t e4 Ik e
eelpts from N atio n al Foyaat bm dacse ! T be L o fi blessed h e r voice, an d ssade a rra n g e m e n ts to h<4d. th e ir
goes' to th e road and school funds o f th ro u g h it God saw f it to coneict an n u a l picnic on th e sam e day and
th e co u n ties ln w hich th e F o rests m any of th e ir sins, and show them to th e sam e place, and as several
a re located. Ten per ce n t ad d itlq p al H is salvation. W hen they moved to- fam ilies a re m em bers of both Organ-
m ust be used In road and tra il wogk N ebraska and th e need for w orkers izatlons It becomes necessary to
w ith in th e Foreets.
seemed to call, she w as ordained a m ake o th e r arran g em en t«
There-
The to ta l receipts from all tb e m in ister in th e F rien d s Church. She fore th e officers an d members of
N ational F o rests o f th e co u n try fo r w as p asto r of h er ow n home ch u rch each socidlj^ are called to meet to-
1919 w as 94.968.414.89. w hich ' l l fo r years, and held o th er appoint- g eth er in th e city pgrk on S aturday
9789.484.79 more th a n th e receipts m ents, still sin g in g ‘and bolding evening. A ugust 2, at 8 'o'clock, to
fo r 1918.
p ra irie re v iv a l m eetings, som etim es m ake necessary changes, appoint
o
alone, o ften w ith h er b ro th er, Jos. com m ittee, etc.
Blaekledge. a
F rien d s m inister. Please come, as m an y as can do so.
CHURCHES UNITE IN
Many titnee 'Bhe w ent a jone In the
By O rder of Oojnmlttee
SERVICES AT THE PARK severely cold winters from 40 to 90
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m iles to meet her appointments. JfATTERS CONSIDERED BY
is her
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Com mencing w ith la s t Sunday drW ln* feer
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evening an d co n tin u in g th ro u g h th e h° « 2 V * “ ,llto r'* know n by
m onth of A ugust, tb e churches of
th e city w ill hold union serv ice, a t
th e cHy p » k . These services are
u n d er th e au sp ice, of th e M inisterial
A ssociation and w ill be presided
over by th e m inistera of th e various
churches ln ro tatio n .
L a st S unday evening Rev. Mr. Lee
of th p P resb y teria n chu rch preeided
and Mr. Coffee o f t h e F ree M ethodist
ch u rch s p o k e , upon th e su b ject of
“ T he Mission of C h rist."
T here
was a good aten d an ce fo r th e firs t
m eeting of th e yearly g ath erin g .
N ext S unday ev eain g Rev. P o llard of
th e B ap tist ch u rch w ill preach and
Rev. Mr. Myers of th e M ethodist
ch u rch w ill preside.
T he sin g in g »111 be congregational
to p a rt b u t an essen tial fe a tu re of
th e sin g in g w ill be a large chorus
« NEWBERG
At th e m eeting of the Newberg
M nisterial Association on Monday
p relim in ary
arran g em en ts
were
m ade for a Bible Conference here
®cto*>*r 28 an d 29, led by Dr. J. M.
su ffe rin g p atien tly , w a itin g u n til
th e Lord should call h er Home.
She died Ju ly 24. 1919, a t h er
resdlence in N ew berg, Oregon.
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T h e groom, w ell th e w ay h e
m aking h im self a t hom e
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for him . J u st w atch th e h o sp ita l
g B « ! ..-A
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Tbe supper was p repared by M ss.
O. Sm ith. J. M ueller. C. K n ap p , L
P ark er, A. F o rk n er, Mias E th el M or-
ris and E dna Crede. I t consisted o f
fruU Balad
loaf i , Ullce, tomato
p im ento sandw iches, p ic k le s,. punch.
ice cream and cake. T he b r i d e 's
cake was m ade by Mrs. O. S m ith a n d
was b eau tifu lly decorated w ith b rld »
and groom 's nam e in p in k on w h it»
frosting.
P in k and w h ite sw ea t
pees and s h a s ta daisies w ere th e
flow er decorations.
Covers w A e
laid to r fiftee n and th e g ifts pre­
sented w ere;
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Dr. H. L ittlefield and wife, s e t
salad forks......—-
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Dr. E. A. Rom ig and d au g h ter*
cut glass su g ar and cream er.
Dr. J. S. R ankin and fam ily, s ilv e r
salad fork. “ ': -
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M ueller and fam ­
ily, caserole.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K napp, iv o n r
comb.
Mr.
brush.
W. J. M orris a n d w ife, re g re ts
an« a b ea u tifu l p ain tin g .
Miss E tb ei N. M orris, a piece o f
handw ork in linen. .
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Mr. and*M rs. W. H. Sanders, re ­
g re ts a n d tw o dozen q u a rts of fruit*
Mr. and Mrs. C rede an d fam ily*
re g re ts an d a silv er Jelly spoon.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. H a n n in g a n d
son. reg rets and a silv er m esh purse.
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl P a rk e r and son.
reg rets and a chest of silver.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. F erguson, re­
g rets and cut glass dish.
Word has been received fro m
Louis P a rk e r th a t a g ift has been
sent b u t It has not yet been re­
G r4y' Dean of Moody B,b,e
and Dr. W. P. Wl^lte, of Albany.
Mir. C arter was elected committee
on -Jan ito r for tb e union park ser­
vices. Each of th e m inisters was
asked to ap p o in t an u sh er for these
SUDDEN DEATH OF W. T. ALLFN services and to give notice of a
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m eeting of such u sh ers at the park c®*T®d '
On T hursday evening of last week n e x t S unday evening at 7:30 p. m. ! At th e
U b le th ® b rld e w“
W. T. Allen died a t his home at for qrag n lzatlo n . w ith Mr. Lee. com- Fr « en,ed by b e r hU8band w lth *
12J2 S ix th stree t.
He attended m ittee of th e m inister« for th is check ,o r *30#-
All th e ir neighbors and frie n d s
C h au tau q u a a n d on his re tu rn re­ purpose.
Join in w ishing them a long a n d
tired as usual b u t passed aw ay a
P lan s axe laid fo r a big choir of ,
happy life.
A F rien d .
few m in u tes later. •
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all th e young people of our churches,
Deceased was a n ativ e of M issouri. | tlce to be given by th e pastors n ex t j
being born , in Newhope, ‘ November t s»bb»tti m o rning
! Rev. Ffed L. Post will speak af
24. 1862. He removed to E lsberry.
Tbe foHow{ng gbnerai 01<jer of j the M. E. cfm fch Sunday m o rning
M issouri, th ere spending m ost of his ! MrTlca wag
upon: g ^ g g . on the big C entenary, convention
life. On October 1, 1919, Mr. and >
p ra y er; anthem or solo; which He recently atten d ed a t Co-
V » a N ewbesg, -w *er e | ,t0Uta> , „ d
aong.— ( a ll [iHmbMSi. Ohio-
they have resided ever since.
I standing); sermon; p ray er and ben-
« e w as a m em ber of th e In d e p e n -■ di t .
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aicu o n .
■ to Speak an(j w rite upon the su b ject
d e n t O rder of «Odd Fellow s for nine- I The
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dventist
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sim
wee
i n Adventist tent cam paign w as[aa m ay
necessary, to keep th »
te s a years, and was also a m em ber considered, an d loving w arning sen t
tru th from b eing m isrepresented.
.con of tb e F irst; B aptist an d n ch o ir reh earsal. F u rth e r no-
I t Is suggested th a t people b rin g
N ewberg.
o u t to all o u r friends and people cushions w ith them for th e ir com­
Mr. A llen Is survived by bis wife, agn ln st th is d istortion of th e divine
fo rt at th e park services S abbath
toro sons and four d au g h ters, tw o of word and law , th e pastors a rra n g in g
evenings.
O. H. L., Secretary.
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