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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1919
On last Saturday Lon S. Hill,
who waa located here tor a number
of years in the employ of the Omar Feudal! Does Mot Agree w ith.
Spaulding Logging Co.
-
John 0 . Sm ith’s View
town visiting at the home of L. M.
o i It
Parker. In those days much of the
business of the Spaulding Co. was
The writer noted by a recent
in taking contracts for the supply­
ing, of logs for the pnlp mills at issue of your good paper that John
Oregon City, and Lon, or "Lawr..” U. Smith, president of the “RoaA
as the loggers addressed him. Boosters of West Cheh&lem” wan
tramped up and down the streams fortunate enough to receive a r td
and over mountains supervising ticket which entitled holders to
the-'various logging camps and log < listen to an address on the subjest
drives that were made down the ! of the hour, “The League of Na-
WiUamette and its tributaries. Re j Hons” by our noble president,
proved his efficiency h r faithful | Woodrow Wilson. It happened U>
work performed through all kinds ! be the good fortune of the w riter
of weather and under all kinds of to draw one of these “red tickets"
circumstances, and later on was and to listen^ to the same ad d tev
offered a more lucrative position i »» our neighbor—but no doubt
b j the Booth-Kelly people, of John sat In some other part of th*
Eugene, which he accepted and , house from that of the writer as I
filled for a number of years.
. •ltd not see him—neither did I SOW
E xhibits Sm all in Numbe
W en W orth W hile in
Q uality
Medical College, Ludhiana, India.
June 37, 1519.
Although I have headed my fet­
ter “Ludhiana” I am really in 81mla
on my summer holiday, and glad to
bo so far away from 110 In the
Simla.-as you no doubt know, Is
'the summer boms -for. ths capital
of India -.as ths government goes to
ths bills-as well as ourselves to get
away from the neat, only they stay
longer, iq. fact, very much* loiter.
So hors 'we sos people from s ir over
India, from felg government offi­
cials to tbs office elerks, of Euro­
peans or Indians, from north or
soqth .oast or west India. Ws
corns hors on n little narrow gauge
railway which looks about large
really big people come in a motor
which la made to run on the track.
the next people còme first class,
and common people like ou reel ves
corns second or mors likely Inter.
On the whole, our year's work
has been very muck broken Into.
First It waa the Flu when no less
than two-thirds of our girls were
down with It. but none of them
died, when people were dying by
thp thousand In ths city. Without
exception the Fla took a bigger toll
of-Mfe from India than fny other
thing S a T Over done, and that Is
saying a great deal when we ' re­
member the very high death rate
from Plane. - However, one of our
After returning to more or lens
of a normal life after this, in April
we had excitement of another kind.
Ton may or may not know that
India la very much looking for­
ward to the time -when they may
have “Home Rule.” They promised
to keep quiet during the kar, not
to mdke any trouble for the British
government, and so they did. But
A certain man began a move­
ment he called “Passive Resist­
ance,” which became very active In
the Punjab, to the extent that sev­
eral Europeans weto killed, two of
them being bankers who were
killed qy a mob In a city near us.
We were threatened, being warned
more than once of various things
that were going to come to us until
one fday ws heard they wars bent
on ths destruction of all ths build­
ings and mors to ourselves, so we
thought It better to vacate for a
little time until they got over the
notion.
Ths rsal reason of thslr ¿suing
ovsr ths notion was ths advent of
ths British “.Tommy” with his.
“Lswls gun.”
They were very
raneh Interested In this for mors
reasons than one. In time they
settled down end ws went bask to
a normal Ufa again, but In ths
meantime we had to send sway all
of tha girl» posatele so that both
our school work'- and our hoepital
work were very much broken Into.
As s result we have to begin some
Apparently the «time choeen for
the exhibits of the work of the in­
dustrial clubs .of the school children
was unfortunately selected, owing
to the many activities demanding
help from the boys and girls.
Many of the children who have
been carrying^ on their club work
during the yimmer fatted to dis­
play their products, henee the total
amount of products was n r y much
smaller than bad been expected.
. jftte quality of the exhibits waa
very fine and it is diricult to say
which club or which individual is
deserving of moat praise. District
.Vo f 5, In prpporttr.) to ths num­
ber of Its pupils, probebly had ths
largest number of articles on hand.
The following won the decisions,
whfech wore awarded by Miss Hen­
dricks and Prof. Fends! I. both of
McMinnville.
saw m ill there and located in Sap
Francisco where he has an Interest
w ith e firm that is engaged In the the world today.
lumber brokerage buslnees.
1—Thelma Stretch.
3—Elate Caldwell,
r. Oetavia Ware.
While here he remarked that the , mnootl
Sewing. Division D— < - _
Portland business firms who are which our
1— E v a Lkrengaod.
2— Elisabeth Slefkin
bor unions would be up against the press to that great audience/ bln
¿ -.Esther Slsfkin.
real thing if they were located In viewpoint of the moet Important
Baking—Mildred Sallee.
San Francisco trying to carry on a question of the age. the^sUMesa or
business.
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failure of which repttr'Targely with
gardening—Bernice Newh<mse.
In citing an Instance of the 7®u and I ** An>SMcan citizens,
Pig Raising—Eldon Everest.
LYCEUM SEASOH AT HAMM— . i SOME EARLY RECOLLECTIONS
Calf Project—Eldon Everest.
methods pursued down there . Mr.
It Is a great humanitarian cause
GOOD C O U S » OF SIX NUMBERS
OF JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY Hill said that recently his firm for which our noble president ha
Sheep Project—Clyde Eamea.
Milk Gout Project—Whiter Stan-
The above is the title of an ad was called upon by the head of a appealing directly to the citizen-
On Saturday evening. October 11,
b rough.
labor union and'' Informed that Ship of our nation today, when he
be given b y 4. W.
A tjsam consisting of Elate Cald­ Fred G. Bale, former mayor of Oe- dr<*»
they must advance ths wages of asks of us to back up the League
well. leader, and Thelma Stretch lumbus, Ohio, will open-the lyeeum Macy, o{ Chicago, at Wood-Mar their men. Seeing that nothing of Nations. It 1 b not a political
and.Octavia Ware, gave a demon­ season for Newberg with the de- j H»u on Thursday evening of next else would prevent a break,- the de- Issue, as Mr. Wilson has repeatedly
the hour being 8 o’clock.
stration of sewing on Friday after­ livery of hts lecture, "The Fourthfl
Line
of
Defence.”
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—Mr.
Macy was angaged in the mauds were acceded to. suppaelng said, but rather a great world issue
noon that wta . Creditably dene.
that compliance with the hold-up for the good of humanity original-
Soon after his term as mayor ex­ newspaper buslnees a t Richmond. would end the matter, but the sec- Ing in the hearts and mintik of such
This team has gone to the State
Indiana, when Riley was Just be­
Fair this week to live a similar pired Bale became prosecutor In the ’
ond come-back waa the information' men of noble character as William
Juvenile Court In Columbus where; ginning his career a» a poet and he imparted that the firm most em- H. Taft, and other American citf-
demonstrate».
assisted him in getting before thev
Two other prize winners, Eldon in fouV years a yearly average of ’
public by publishing some of his ploy a third assistant engineer for zens of like character who wish to
Everest end Clyde Karnes are aleo 1.500 cases of children passed un­
express to the world the t&ue spirit
earlier poems. Consequently he is
at the State Fair this week as der hts observation. His Opportun­
of
“Christian America” and are big-
able to cover an earlier period than
guests at the Boys’ Camp, a feature ities for studying the traits of ebil- j1
enough
to lay aside party politico
any other speaker. He has a prose
of the fair that la maintained for dren known as "bad kids,” and the
and
give
their time and Influence-
conditions of society that lie back sketch and a poem written by Riley
to
a
cause,
which, when adopted
44 years ago and never since re­
Undoubtedly had the fair been of the problem wore unlimited.
by
A
me
rie»
as
It will surely be. will
published.
The poem, “Fame,”
held at an earlier date and with a
Bale speaks from the heart as
mean
the
biggest
stqp we can takw
Riley wrote for Mr. Macy 43 years
little more hustle put- Into working well as from the intellect; earnest, '
at
the
present
time
In the direction
ago and he will bays a copy of the
up an Interest, the reeults would intensive, direct .enthusiastic, ag­
of
universal
peace.
old paper, containing it, slid also
have been much better.
gressive. His love of Justice and the original manuscript with him
that was finally made In
The League document may not
warm - sympathy for the wronged at the meeting. “Fame” was the
are only equaled by his scathing in­ poem Riley’s father loved beet, of
vective of injustice and his loathing ( all James Whitcomb ever wrote.
of organised evil. He speaks from ,
presented to us by the world’s.
Miss Ethel Morris has kindly price or lumber goes up.
On Thursday evening of last S' wealth of experience and wide ob­
•
’
greatest social and political leaders,.
week Lester Wright and Mias Lo­ servation. He deals In no dry gen- ( consented to assist in the program FORMER NEWBERG LAD
w ith one g re a t m otive a t h e a rt—
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hull
will
render
rens Keeney were married at the eralftiee. or abstractions. He does (
some music to enliven the program MAKES GREAT WORLD RECORD th a t of erad icatio n of w ar and fa ir-
home of the bride’s parents, Mr. not preach. He lets the live stories
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ness to every n ation, larg e and
of the evening.
and Mrs. Austin Keeney.’ TlS Wy- of the “kids” with their mischiev­
The London Nation, a leading small, in their International rela-
’An admission fee of 35 cents for
ijooski street. Rev. Jeese Edwards ous pranks .their tears, take you 1.
and 35 cents for children organ of radical liberalism, says
officiating. Mias Violet Fastabend bask to your own childhood, your j agults
that the departure of Herbert
will be charged.
Can we not trust the recommen­
of Astoria, acted aa bridesmaid and own pranks, your own trouble? I
Mr. Macy makes no charge except Hoover will be "read by hair of dations of such men as William
Henry Keeney, brother of the bride, He lets these stories do the preach- 1,
for his railroad fare from Eugene Europe with deep regret;” that he Howard Taft. Woodrow Wilson,
was best man.
Ing—and they do their work and and
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return and tha proceeds will is “much the biggest man who has Herbert Hoover, and others of like
Only the Immediate relatives and dig deeper than any statements of
emerged on the allied side during character when they say stand by
go to the piano fund.
s few intimate friends were In at­ dry statistics dug, second handed. |
the w ar;” that he “entered the this League?
tendance.
from the volumes of any library or !
scene
as the tvlor of the Belgian
If not let’s not claim the name o f
. Both ths bride and groom have government documents could do. j' APPRECIATION SHOWN MISS
population,
and leaves It with the
BLYTHE
0WEM
BY
FRIENDS
American
citizen, but on (he other
been students In Pacific College
Other numbers to follow are Bur - 1
credit of defeating the plot for the
hand
listen
to the arguments of the
and are popular with ths younger nell R. Ford, the Electrical Wizard; j
restoration of the Hapeburgs.”
Anti-League
leaders who are stum­
set with whom they have mingled. The Old Fashioned Olrls, Enter­
Comparisons are dangerous and bling over a few minor points of
Mr. Wright returned from Prunes tainers; Dr. Frank Bohn, Author.
profitless.. But a great figure Mr. what they choose to call Imperfec­
a few months ago where he spent Publicist, Lecturer; -The 8erbian j,
Hoover is./ Ths modest mining en­ tions, losing sight of the great
several months engaged In Friends Tamburlca Orchestra.
The sixth !
gineer whi) wite not known at the principles set therein to guarantee
re-construction work.
•umber la yet to be selected.
beginning/ of ths conflict even to to the world the arbitration of dls-
The young people win make their
his countrymen was not only In-
The “Old Fashlqned Girls’
putea' In the nlqpA nt >h*—hlondx
home in Newberg .
-ing Belgium but conflict of nations through which
Oear hart-
a ■ t aiy • snjuyi w i r rgflTirr' wpr
Morrison who has appeared In New- spent, bountiful refreshments being
we have just passed
berg twtes and It goes without say­ served, after which the guests de­ irai cm rope ms name Is now a
RUPERT WAJVLES8 DECORAT­
The writer claims no superior
household word. The Nation en­
ED FOR GALLANT SERVICE ing that any company she asnds out parted for their homes wishing
knowledge
on this grefjL.subject off
tirely overlooks the fact that in the
will tnu#e a hit as entertainers.
the
hotrrr^ut'
ae an American ettb-
intervals of his European mission
The orchestra la made up of six
zen
I
deem
It
a
great privilege and
Ths foltewlng note regarding young Serbians who appear In their
of msrey and Justice Mr. Hoover
duty
to
lend
my
influence, small
Rupert A. Wanless, son of F. E. native costumes and are reported Walla Walla. Washington, where did a marvelous work as food di­
though
It
may
be.
to back up eur
Wsnless. of 'Sprtngbrook. was clip­ to be concert artists of excellent at­ she has a position es piano teacher rector in ths United States at war.
noble
president
and
others who are
ped from the Portland Telegram:
—New York World.
<0 the college.
tainments.
working
in
the
interests
of the
Sergeant Rupert A. Wsnless, who
As a token of appreciation of her
Dr.
Frank
Bohn'
la
widely
known
"League
of
Nations”
In
America
received the erolx As guerre, was
services as organist in ths church PACIFIC COLLEGE OPENING OC­ that our nation will present itself
oltsd by Marshal Petaln of ths as an author and lecturer.
CURS NEXT MONDAY MORNING
In the final settlement of world
Taken altogether the talent se­ and teacher of the kindergarten de­
French army for his gallant service
partment in ths Sunday school Miss
I
affairs
at the conference as true to
lected
for
the
course
costa
more
as a driver of ths H M ambulant»
The work fOr the hew year at
Owen Mb* presented with s beauti­
Its
name.
“Christian America.” will­
money
than
has
any
other
booked
company of ths t i l t h sanitary
ful gold penclly whleh was an added Pacific College will begin next ing to sacrifice If need be for the
for
Newberg
for
several
years.
train, On October ,31. 1111. The
surprise, but none ths Isas appre­ Monday w ith' Prof. F. W. Perisho welfare of smaller nations and fu­
Season tickets good for reserved ciated.
translated citation reads:
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at the head of affaire, he having
•"On October 51, 1111, on "lbs seats will be sold et the usual prios
been elected acting president at a ture generations of all nations.
Omar Fendali.
road from Waerenghcm to Cray- of 9LOO and may be had at Klenle’a
Clyde Lefollette. who has a largo recent meeting of the college board
Music
store
or
at
tha
Graphic
office.
•hauten, in spite of a heavy artil­
psaeh orchard at Wheatland, lost to take the place of Mr. Pennington
lery fire, he drove his ambulance
heavily during- the recent rain who is away on a leave of absence, held on Wednesday morning.
up to 500 miters from the podfUon
All Knights and Ledlee of Secur­ storms. Ths fruit was caused to On Tuesday evening the usual ex- j The outlook for a full attendance
of the enemy In order to get a ity áte urged to be present et the fall heavily and Mr. Lofollotte hqs ercieee Incident to tornai opening of students Is better then It has
grounded man and transport him to meeting Friday night aa It Is elec­ estimated s loss of 30.000 bushels will occur In Wood-Mar Hall and been for years and a good school
the dressing .station.”
tion of offlcere.
the first chapel exercises will be year is expected.
.of peaches.—News-Reporter.
,
Nothing finally happened to us
nor to any of our property. They
gave us a police guard for both ths
hospital and Ahs school. It was
really very Impressive to see this
big Indian pollcefnan marching- up
and 'down In front of our'gate with
a gun ovsr his shoulder. You áte,
ws have s high stone wall all along
In front of ths school buildings
with rather sn Imposing gateway
and this man marching up and
down always reminded ms of ths
guard In front of Buckingham pél­
ate In London.
In places where some women
were attacked the government gave
big rewards tor any whs had helped
them aseaps. One woman cost ths
government nearly a thousand dol­
lars In rewards and bssldss. all ths
othsr people who had attacked her
were punished.
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