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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920—TEN PAGES
HER MAJESTY’S
' SHIP.PINAFORE
'Use In the Crescent.
I 43. Who Is the Governor of Or
egon?
44. Give the approximate height
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of Mt. Hood?
45. What is the Metric System?
Presented by McMinnville Coll eft
Paul 8. Elliott Win* F irst Honors 46. What was Hannibal’s country?
Choras
and Orchestra. Con-
e
for Junior Class with O nde
47. Locate
Verdun,
.Warsaw,
^
listing of 60 Peorle
of 86
Flume.
48. Name (two stringed instru-
This musical comedy wag staged
In the annual general info motion ment8’ two braa8’ on* that 18 p,cked
at
the oollege auditorium on last Fri
test of Pacific College held at ;h e !* nd c'ne tbat **** 8 keyboard.
day evening in the interests of the
49.
What
prominent
explorer
died
cha» t ’ hour Tuesla}, M t.-r h 30ih,
Armenian and Near Kao. sufferers.
Paul S. Elliott won first honors for racently?
This was one of the b*.<t enter
the Junior class with a grade of 86. 50. Identify: Ford, Rockefeller,
tainments
that the Newberg people
Krupp. Armour, Harrtman and Mar
For a number of years it has been
have
had
the
privilege to attend ;n
shall Field.
customary U> give an examination
a long time. Mrs. Potter, head of
each year covering points of general
the conservatory of music of Mc
Information. It Is significant that THE INTERCHUROH CONVENTION Minnville College, deserves the credit
the average grades follow roughly
of drilling and directing this Urge
the rank of the students In college.
As'scheduled the convention for number of young people, mo3i of
This year the boys have a hlgherj Yamhill county was held in sections whom are or were musical students
average than the girls, not only in to make the best possible use of the under her direction.
the totals for the school but in all team in the field and to accommo-
Among the singers were several
the elaasee with the exception of the date the different districts In the stars. This is especially true of Mre.
DR. W. D. WOOD,
first year academy.
county.
Warren, soprano, and her brother, of Washington county, candidate for
The examination is given as a sur-. On the evening of the 12th the Mr. Snyder, tenor.
the Republican nomination for Sec
prise test, the students being flo w e d team was at Carlton and simultane-
The entertainment was only fairly retary of State.
one fifty minute period in addition ously on the 13th meetings were attended on account of several other
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to the chapel hour in which to write.'held at McMinnville and Newberg. attractions, among these being a big
The results whicb*have Just been an-, In the afternoon Mr. Day made a meeting and banquet by the Commer OBITUARY OF CATHEBIHE
nounced are as follows:
j comprehensive statement as to the cial Club.
,
m a t il d a
l a s h ie r
All who attended the entertain
P. 8. Elliott, first— grade of 86. j Interchurch Movement.
This was
Catherine Matilda Barrie was
Cecil F. Hlnshaw. second— grade follo#e4 * * an
W ment were well pleased, and are
0f g3
"
Miss Capper, of Milwaukee, upon the ready to speak a good word for Mc born at Henderson. New York. No
_
¡subject of .“ Enlistment for Life 8er- Minnville College.
vember 13, 1831, and died at Leba
Esther I. Terrell, second— grade ^
„
non, Oregon April 9, 1920, at the
home
of her adopted daughter, Mrs.
Frank Colcord. third— grade of 80.' She *ave 8 most real,8tlc ***- MBS. W. H. WATTS
Roy
Gardner,
who tenderly cared for
Followlng are fhe questions asked.tra3ra* of th* Pf«»ent day needs,
SUDDENLY CALLED her during her last hours.
of tbe
the wor,d
world *nd
and Its opportun-j
in the test:“
!oi
Mrs. Lashier was converted at the
1. Who Is president of the board lties for helpfulnea through the
On Sunday, April 4 ,-at the Good age of ten years, and united with
gospel as she took her audience to
o f trustees of Pacific College?
a t 10:15 a. m., the M E. church. On May 5. 1855,
T. How are street Improvements five
world
outlooks,
viz,
Afica.
India
occurred
the
death
at M rs.'W . H. she was married to H. F. Lashier.
paid for In Newberg?
She is survived by two sons, two
3. Name and give occupations o f 1 Ch,na’ Japan and Latln America. Watts,
the members of the first graduating Sb* pref f nt*d
religious and so-} So suddenly came the summon. daughters, one adopted daughter,
cial problems of these countries in .aithat the word could scarcely be be- twenty-five
grandchildren,
forty
class of Pacific College.
She
was
fol-
Heved
by
friends
who
heard
it.
very
effective
manner,
great-grandchildren
and
sixteen
When Is the' Oregon primary
lowed by Mr. Austen of Portland.
Mrs. Watts .was born la Canada! great-great-grandchildren,
election to be held?
The funeral was held April 11 at
5. Name alx of the most probable who spoke o f the' need of. spiritual in 1855. In 1883, a few years after
evangelism
for
the
world
and
of
the
her
marriage
to
Mr.
Watts,
they|the
Adventist church. Rev. B. J.
candidates for the presidential elec
program
to
be
carried
out
by
the,
moved
to
Dicky
county.
North
Dar
tion next fall, giving party of each'.
jInterehurch Movement.
jkota. where they lived until
6. How many legs has a
Loving friends laid her to reet in
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The
evening
service
was.
given
to
; thirteen yea n ^
wh€n tb«? caTne
How many wing*?
7. Whose portraits are on the li- an *nR‘ ructive and entertaining st«r-|*° Newberg. Tkey made their home the cemetery at Newberg, Oregon,
brary wall?
eopticon presentation of the moral bere unt11 about three years ago, near her husband who died about
8. Who wrote Tale of Two Cities? and
and Industrial conditions: when
moved to St. Johns, where twenty-one years ago. there to await
Scarlet Letter? Adam Bede? Kipt? |oi the world, the methods heretofore;tbey were Uving at the time c f herjthe resurrection morning.
9. How I h the date of Easter de- ln vogue for supplying the needs of dP* tb’
The deceased leaves a husband, one
termlned?
| these departments of life and sug-
BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
10. What Is the Interchurch World K«*“ ons as to improvement upon daughter, Mrs. John A. Fort, two
granddaughters. Emma and Edith
them.
Movement?
Fort, seven sisters and two brothers.
11. How many degrees has a right
As a whole, the convention tended
She was one of a family of twelve! Niels Anderson and wf to John
angle?
to bring before the people the needs
children, two brothers having died Kirsch and wf S ac J V/ Rogers ole
12. Who Is Ebert? Deschanel?
of the entire world incident to the
t 4 s r 4 w 310.
before her.
reconstruction following the war in
13. Where is the Hall of Fame?
The sincere sympathy of the com-
T H Bellmyer an 1 w f to A L and
14. Name the largest Island, high- which imperialism has been over
munity is extended to the relatives.
Baker 1 1TI blk 4 Edwards 2na
set mountain and longest river in thrown and social and religious con1-
,
.
v
“ T . hh
the world.
dltions disturbed and incomprebern
fUneraI W“ h*,d tn P° rtIaBd’ Rdd Nwwbar* 1225
S W Buffum and wf :o Win R Pcn-
15. What Is the meaning of H. sible burdens laid upon the people1 th* lnterment b*,n* ,n th* Newberg
In the name of war debts.
Theic*meter7’
dergraas nH I 2 blk 3 Smith & Phil-
C. L.7________
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llps add Amity 3250.
16. What Is the alimentary canal? church of Chrlst'must hereafter as-;
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MABBIAGE LICENSES
S W Buffum and wf to Wm R Pen-
17. What la the meaning of the sume larger obligations.
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dergrass 20x136 ft Smith ft Phillips'
“ closed” and “ open” shop?
Jenettie Johnson. Yamhill to Ellas add Amity t 5 s r 4 w $1.
18. What Is a oulja board? What
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Leona Bynum to O M Ogden and
Luther Johnson. West Minster. B. C.,
is a medium?
Canada.
wf
56.90 ac Andrew Smitn die t 4 s
CELEBRATED
AT
WHEATLAND
19. • Name the men who have filled
Vena Hash, Dayton, to Ben P. r 3 w 310.
the position of Secretary of State ln
I
Frank Carlisle and wf t o J H Rees
Wilson’s administration.
On last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burch, Dayton.
20. What
direction
from
the Fowler, who lived In this community
North Pole Is the magnetic pole?
in their younger years, celebrated
21. Who led the Children of Israel the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
into Canaan? Name the first king of riage at their home at Wheatland,
Israel.
=**---------------- there being 45 In attendance. The
22. * Who is Jack Dempsey?
proper date was Monday but the cel
23. What 1» the L. L. L. L.?
ebration was held on Sunday In or
24. Name three countries created der to accommodate a larger number
by the world war.
of guests.
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26. What Is the American Legion?
Mr. Fowler’s age is 72 years and
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26. Who Is Sims? Lodge? Daniels? Mrs. Fpwler is 66 The groom told
Marshall?
the company that Just fifty yean
27. What Is the meaning of "ace?” ago that day he sold out a saloon
28. Who is Paderewski?
For business that he was conducting at
what recent work Is he noted?
a point on the Portland road Just
29. Who is Emma Goldman? What eaat of Newberg, now owned by Mrs.
kas happerie'd ID 1161 Itweilfty?’...... ... Josle Everest, and the day following
Raphael? he took the young lady, Mies Louis*
is Millet?
30. Who
Rembrandt?
Hees, to LaFayette where they were
31. Who Is Jale Addarne? lady married. To them were born twelve
Astor?
children, eleven of whom are living.
32. What city Is'the capital of the Those who attended the anniversary
league of Nations?
celebration were John Fowler, of
33. Name five industries In New- Wheatland: Mrs. Amanda Elliott, of
berg.
Eola; Mrs. Jennis Beaty and Mrs.
34. What is the 18th amendment? Rose Laynox. o f Newberg: Mrs.
35. Write the correct answer: Norma Osborne, of Estacada; Ralph
Rubber la obtained from ore, petro Fowler, of Oregon City, and Clyde
leum. treee, hides.
Fowler, of Nehalem.
The others
36. The Battle of Lexington was living are Mrs. Alice Beaty, of Bea
fought in 1620. 1775, 1812, 1864.
ver: Mrs. Cyble Tanden. of Portland
37. Find the Interest on 12,000.00 and Mrs. Georgia Jones, of Beaver.
at 6 per cent for 40 days.
38. * What Is meant by cutting the . There are thirty-five grandchil
Gordian Knot? Crossing the Rubi dren and nine great-grandchildren.
HOW MANY CAN
YOU ANSWER?
Four M ore
Days
It will be your privilege to
express a choice for President
at the Primary Election to be
held May 21, but in order to
do so you must register.
con?
" 39. What system of shorthand Is!
For County Commitaioner
taught In this scho«l?
j
announce myself a candl-
40. Name three standard makes of dRte for county Commissioner, sub
typewriters.
¡jict to (he pleasure of the Republl-
41. , What city is the capital of,can vr-ters at the Primary Nomtnat-
Oregon? Of Washington?
|lng Election to be held Friday, May
42. Name five firms that adver- 21st.' J. H. Reee.
SStf
Tuesday, April 21, is the
last day for registering—Only
Four more days.
* W hat are you going to do
about it?
No. 28
Trustee R Of W for water pipe line
10 ac 8 Heater dll t 3 s r 2 w $1.
W J Carter and wf to W T Vinton'
sm tr Solomon Beary die t 4 s r 4
w |50.
Walter M Cock Trustee to Edward
.Sixty People Partake of Big Feed
A Moore Tract 44 Hill Creet Walnut
at Imperial Hotel Dining
Plantings 810.
Booms
B S Cook and wf to Albert Gron-
wald Hansen 10 ac James Bradley
die t 3 s r 2 w $1.
On Friday evening of last wed*
Elizabeth Cook to M H Kendall the Commercial Club gave a banquet
nVi 1 7 and I blk 7 Baker ft Martin’s, at one dollar per, there being about
add McMinnville flO.
sixty ln attendance.
N Crostar and wf to A Rupert Co
At the cloee of the spread, Joha
1 23 Oak Park add McMinnville flO. Larkin, P. M., acted as toastmaster,
John M Crawford to Willard W announcing the following program:
W'lnegar and wf 101.25 ac M Craw Good Roads— S. M. Galkins, .Ex-Coun
ford die t 4 8 r 3 w 910. -
ty Commissioner.
John Debbine and wf to Della E Paved Streets a Necessity— Mayor
Yergen 1 5 and 6 blk 21 Hurley ft
George Larkin.
Large’s add Newberg 92300.
Selection by Kienle'a Orchestra.
Ruth E Gallagher to Gallagher Motorboat Regatta Remarks and ap
Estate Company 466.62 ac Jesse Dod
pointing of Committees— Georg*
son die t 2 s r 5 w 910.
Kelty, President Newberg Com
Frank R Gibbon to Ray A Robert
mercial Club.
son and wf 4.217 ac D Hess die t 3 s Solo, Selected— Wm. Y. Arthur.
r 3 w 9850.
Why Newberg Should Have a Com
- Ellen Graves to Tresaa Henderson
munity Legion Building— R. X,
sm tr city of Sheridan 980.
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Albert Gronwald Hansen to Ei ich A Beautiful City Park an Aseet—
Becker and wf 10 ac James Badlcy
Clarence Butt.
die t 3 a r 2 w 33150.
Selection by Klenle’s Orchestra.
A
J S Harbtson and wf to B Max Necessary Characteristics of a City—
Luck and wf all blk *‘M’’ ex 50x100
E. D. Timms, of Portland Chamber
ft Saylor’s
_ _ add McMinnville 86000.
of Commerce.
...
Mary I Hawson .and husb to Mary
Mr. Calkins said in the course o f
M Norton 60 ac B S Burch and John his remarks that good market road*
Watt die t 5 s r 4 w 8 1 .'
| would mean more to Newberg Just
W C Hembree and wf to Walter L now than almost anything else
Hembree 209.27 ac E G Edson and urged that this matter be given im-
Alfred Staggs die t 4 s r 4 w 82.
¡mediate attention. Said the voting
Otto W Heider and wf to M A o f the bonds as outlined by the
Banke 12.49 ac O P Turner die t 5 county court .would make the carry-
s r 5 w 310.
ling out o f such a plan possible. He
Geo C Henriott and wf to Foeter also spoke of two proposed new
M Mills and wf 7.09 ac S Heater die roads, first the Oakley road over
t * • r 2 w 31200. -
jChehalem Mountain and second, the
WM S Houck and wf to C B Wll- newly surveyed road over Parrett
son and wf 1 2 McPhllllps add 94000. Mountain, both of which. He said,
H A Howard to A M Boyce and w f would greatly benefit, not only the
1 8 and 9 ex w 30 ft I k Gcueher communities through which they
lean ft Walnut Lands 14600.
j would pass, but Nevberg as well.
t Company to A Rupert
Mayor Uu-kin. in bis talk, made a
Company I 6. 7 and 8 blk 17 Oak contpreleiSShfc coir.purtann between
Park add McMinnville 3600.
graveled streets and hardsurfaeing
Jesse T Irvine and w? to ’Annie C
urged the necessity of the latter
Paul n 60 ft 1 4 blk J O T McMlnn- as outlined in the peresnt paving
ville 81700.
plan made by the elty council.
A .Innness and wf ¡o Johq 'Bruhn
E J- Moore spoke for the com-
20 ac and road C GoO’Irlc^ Jlc t 4 s
building plan as proposed
r 3 w 310.
by the local American - Legion, urg-
T J Kerr to Elwy.i C Hart 3 and wf ink the necessity for a swimming
I 2 and 3 blk 14 O T McMinnville ex
especially, where boys and
e 2 ft 1 2 36000.
girls could be-taught 'to swim, and
eo A Kidd Jr to W T Kidd and wf said also that money Invested in a
74 ac John Monroe die i 5 s’ r Z w 31 community building erected in honor
Jennie G Sitton Kuykcnuall et »1
the American soldiers who partic-
to M H Kendall I 2blk 6 Will I f add *na,e<i
the European war would
McMinnville and 10 ft «,‘ rjr, ndj on b* w*ll spent.
east 33500.
T. Attorney Clarence Butt took th«
E Lewis and wf tc Mrs. Emma place on the program that was to
A Anderson sm tr Day .r 31700.
have been filled by S. S. Dew, o f
McMinnville, who was not present.
lohn Lynch and wf to Thos
Scroggins 93.86 ac S C Foster die »6 Mr. Butt enlarged on the impor-
s r 6 w 31-
tance of spending time and money
John T Maloney and wf to James in providing Newberg with better
G Campbell and wf 6940 ?q ft nlk park facilities and said the proposed
18 Johns’ add McMiunvi'le 35000.
site In the canyon below the new con-
Wm T Mainwaring ard wf to Ncls C^etc bridge was an ideal spot for
Rasmussen and wf 4 7 1 3 ft on such expenditure.
north side of Second street Newberg
C. C. Murton followed with a few
t 3 s r 2 w 31300.
remarks in which he said the site
J B Mardis and w* t: Chas H Vick spoken of had very much greater
et at 1 8 and e 30 ft 1 7 blk 1 O T natural advantages than dtd the
McMinnville 33000.
ipark at McMinnville when it was
Kate Mauldin.; and husb et al to first selected, and which is now the
Clarissa Pettyjohn siu ti city of Phci- pride cf the county seat-city;
idan t 5 s r 6 w fto .
John Larkin, in speaking for a
Mary E McCormack to A Rupeit committee composed of himself and
Company 1 1 and 2 blk 17 and 1 1 q w . James which had been ap-
and 3 blk 24 Oak Park add McMinh- pointed to look up grounds, reported
ville 3875.
¡that in addition to the tract imme-
Neils Neilson and wf to H F Eux- «iiately below the bridge, an option
ton 1 2 and 7 blk 12 John?’ add Mc< |>ad been taken on 21 lots adjoining
Minnville 31<V ‘
" on the south, which, if lidded, would
-*«*■.W Nejsoti1 SIWf-w f-M'
■tr>vt'i',"ifiW iV'Vdl!H( ¡iW's^in all thaf ‘
w 30 ft and 25 sq ft ne corner 1 4 was well located for park pur-
blk 7 LaFayette $590.
nose^-. He said further that a bond-
Csroline Nessen to A Rupert Ccm-
piopnsitlnn for 310.000 for park
pany 1 4 blk 24 Oak Park add Me- purposes would probably be put up
Minnville 3300.
to the voters at the next city
Mary M Norton to It \ Rosen balm election.
and wf 60 ac B S Buroh and John
Kienle's orchestra furnished eiC-
Watt die t 5 s r 4 w 31.
eellent musi»* for the evening, and
Walter Petty to Wm and M allace
y Arthur, vocalist, w-ns so veil
Petty se S4 set4 and 1 3 s 34 t . s r rec,'ivf-d that he was called back for
5 w and 80 ac Sylvanus Moot die t a second number.
2 and 3 s r 5 w 31.
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Walter Petty t'- Wm sr 1 Wallace sha„ e r an(j wf jo f: strip I 5 Falr-
Pelty 1-3 Int in .84 of an ac blk 19
Subd 316.
and part of blk 9 Mrs. P W Chan
J E Rogers and wf to Clint 8 Shel
dler’s 1st add McMinnville 31-
ton and wf s>4 sw«4 and -w ’4 s
Wm R Pendergrass to Henry Oh s 15 t 5 s r 4 w 34^50
linger and wf nt4 12 blk 3 Smith A
I,ionie Robinson to Viola UnhtTt
Phillips’ add Amity 31.
and Arthur Leroy Scoli 1 2. 9, 4, 9.
Wm R Pendergrass to Henry Oh- 10. 11 and 12 blk 44 Dundee 910
Christ Schunter and wf to J D
linger and wf 20x136 ft Sml’ h ft
CVnway and wf I 21 Northeast New-
Phillips' add Amity t 6 a r 4 w 81.
Emma O Pope and hush to G S berg Subd 31300.
Robert L Smith and wf to Thos
Jones and wf Tracts 22 23 nnd 24
Hurley's Subd 310.
( The rn <*en and wf 10.09 nc S Cozlne
Acsah Robertan »». Harvey Flei- die t 4 s r 4 w 310.
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