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Oregon Historic*! So. Public Auditorium J Ex N ewberg VOLXXX1I J LmJ ¿m* G raphig NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1920 LYCEUM SEASON IS AT HAND THE HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE MOTES Jubilee Singers M ix Finest O pera Gem s W ith Sw eet O ld Plantation “ M am m y” Songs AUTOMOBILE LEADS A * A MAM KILLER No. I SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS ANSWERED David Buffum, In Farm and Forest, That the automobile accident is by Vevsatfl# Ganser JvM ee C o s t a r le _ Greap ef M at-CUss far the principal contributor to the Volume III, of "Vocations,” , edited Cell egee er U shw iitiw . daily toll of lives sacrificed to care A Member o f The N ew ly O rg a a in d H ie Temple Choir W ill Open The by William DeWitt Hyde, gives us lessness is indicated in «the casualty the following concerning farming: Farm er«’ d u b Is Course Thursday N ight, October list Issued by the National Safety "Many young men. chafing at the Heard 21st, A t W ood-M ar H all council, covering fatalities resulting Idea of being mere cogs in the indus from accidents on Monday/ August Editor Graphic: trial wheel, are looking earnestly for “ ~ ' With the shortening of the days, some opportunity through which 23. This list will constitute one of — Nearly every person approached ■ the late fstl season approaches, they may become masters of their the principal subjects of discussion on the question of the Fanners' Club comes the announcement of the open own business; and, almost as surely by the 4.000 plant managers, city being organized here, asks the object ing of the lyceum which will accur as the quest is made, find their faces, state and federal officials, educators, of the organization. Article $ o f on Thursday night, October 21, at sooner of later, turned questlonlngly and physicians, who gathered at Mil the Constitution gives this all In » Wood-Mar Hall. waukee for the opening of the ninth nutshell as follows: First, “ To pro — and yet. I think, more or 1< The first number will be given by doubtfully— In the direction of agri Annual Safety congress. mote local agricultural intoraat! “ The Temple Choir,” composed of culture. , For agriculture still re The United States bureau of cen What do we farmers need who want two men and three young ladies. mains a business conducted in the sus reports a theoretical average of to better our condition aa tiller« o f Other musical numbers to follow will old-fashioned way of every man for 222 accidental deaths per day, the the soil ? The club ia to help us aoiva be "Josephine Martino and Assisting himself; and, let me also add, every year round. The National Safety this query. Second,” Impirove social Artists,” and the "Garner Jubilee man, thank God! his own master. council with the assistance of about conditions.” How can we get the Singers and Male Quartette.” 200 coroners has been able to secure social advantages of the city while . "And yet, though a farmer myself, A year ago Josephine Martino sang I can not satisfactorily answer the the name, aga, occupation, home ad living on the farm.? Education and before Caruso, Gattl-Casazsa and questions offhand with a yes or a dress and cause of death of 148 of entertainment come under thia head. Alex Lambert, three of New York’s no; too much depends on what suc the persona who were killed by ac Third, “ Better the general walfare most prominent musical figures. All cess means: too many conditions are cidents on August 2$. The list of the community.” This combines predlcted a wonderful career for this involved. If the young man has cap- shows that on thia day 42 persons the above two objects in one. young singer. And the great tenor j ital and has learned the buslness£— were killed in automobile accidents, In short the club says to the farm did more than praise her work. H e^or farming must be learned, like any 25 persons were drowned, 25 were er, “ Come and use me in any way killed by falls, 20 in railroad acci. you see fit to better farm conditions'* coached her on several of the operatic other trade or profession,— I believe dents, $ by electrocution, 5 by burns, It Is not a “ Single Tax” or “ Ntofc- numbers she is using on her present! he will find the returns as good as Foi the past five year» Prod, mm aeieigt and tour. A year ago President Wilson in any other legitimate business, pipe organist at the largest eoUm fires or explosions, 4 by machinery. partisan League” move as soma sus Olivette Baptist heard Mias Martino— and personally where no greater risks are run. If church in Chicago. He ha« had ha fie eat artist« 4 in elevator accidents and 3 by picion, though It should be non complimented her. I he has a clear conception of what in the country to make up bia street ears. partisan in the fullest sense o f the Every member of the Garner Jubl- - success really is; if he desires the Approximately 80,000 persons are term If it is to be a aucceaa. ft is The Garner Jubilee Company stags the standard opera gems wjth a« leas is an honor graduate of an ac-1 best in life that can be had as the much finesse and fasting as fhaff de the popular “spirituals" and the old plan killed by /accidents in the United non-political though political ques credited musical college or univer- commensurate reward of his labor tatloa melodies. They can handle the difficult numbers because they are all States each year. If the proper vigi tion* that have a direct bearing on musi Haas, and all gradua tea of accredited musical colleges or amt- lance were exercised, both by the sity. from day to day; If he upholds right thorough farm conditions should be discussed. versiti««. For the past five years Professor j ideals and is willing to work with persons killed and by other« involved Better methods of farming, mar Garner has been pipe organist and j his hands as well as his head— it Is "In advocating agriculture for men a certain Mr. So-and-So had been to in accidents, at least CO,000 of these keting our products, and investing soloist in the Olivette Baptist church.! « good calling, worthy of his best of small means I am speaking with Kansas, where he had bought a train- lives would be saved. How to bring our profits (if we have any) «rould the largest Protestant church In J efforts and more satisfying to his a full knowledge of all its drawbacks load of mulee for shipment to New about such an observance of care on cover the whole proposition. I f you America. He has had access to, and J natural desires and cravings than as well as its advantages, and with York state, and the wise guy who the part of every man, woman and are satisfied with present conditions, has picked the finest artists in the any other. the firm conviction that, when right posed as a newspaper critic was of child in America ia the most import don’t join our club; if you want to country for his organisation. / "In all branches of business, those ly measured, the advantages greatly the opinion the stock "was to be used ant problem before the Safety Con progress, join with us so we can help, Two lecturers have been secured, who make a conspicuous success are preponderate. The life la not per for breeding purposes.” — Tecumseh gress. each other. namely, Robert Parker Miles *nd few In number. It is as true too, of fect; but it gives to him who enters (Neb.) Chieftain. o ■ - - A* pertinent question Just now to Wm. H. Stout, both of whom rank fanning as of any other calling,^ upon it his birthright as a man; It - ■ o ■ ■ ■ - how to prevent so much loss of the W ORTH LOOKING INTO high as platform speakers. that starting with Insufficient capital gives him the right to work for him prune crop. Shall we build more ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Ons other number will be selected means hard, unremitting work, and self and to be one of the owners of Dr. Dinsmore Alter, a young as dryers, jam factories, etc., or can we later on in the season, making six a great deal of privation and self- the- world; to maintain his . Two weeks ago the Graphic noted tronomer at Kansas University, develop a type of prune that the in ail. The price paid for this cburse denT&l. But it is not true that the by the labor of hia hands, and to the fact that Eugene Keller, eon of believes he has solved the problem of rains do not damage so much? How „ is the highest ever paid for a course rewards are less. The road to riches Joy the good of all his Mrs. J. C. Keller had gone forecasting weather a year ahead, «an we utilize the damaged prunes and it is ure opens may be a long days of his life." to take special work, and thus saying crop failures by bs- to best advantage? Come out and *f ’♦nr one, bnt in no ottfer road is there eo .v - state Agricultural a . t* 1 lng ablp (o tell the farrnpri, what Oliver F. Kllham. In dairying in the ceum patrons of the community. much to be had along the way. Director Agriculture Department college. The young man is evidently kinds of crops to plant and what to Everybody invited to meet with The price of a season ticket will "The natural portion of man— the Newberg, High School. making-other very appropriate and avoid. It is Dr. Alter*s theory that us. Admission free. be $3.00 for students and $2.25 for Kjft God, that is what 1 often ---------- o-------- necessary preparations for the fu rainfall is controlled largely by A Member of the Club. others. Within s few days tickets think country life really is. And ture. judging from the following earthquakes and sunspots. Astro W . C. T. U. GLEANINGS « ill be on sale at Klenle’s Music this is the kind of success that far notice that appeared a few day« ago nomical records show that sunspots store, and they will also be in the ming offers to the man of small CIVIL SERVICE EXAM IN A The ladles of the Woman’s Chris in the society columns of one of the and earthquakes run In fifteen hands of a number of young people means: to work hard, hut to be his TION FOR P. 0 . CLERKS Portland papers: month cycles, and with this data at who will make a canvass for their own master, with such days of leisure tian Temperance Union will give an J'An engagement of social import hand the scientist began an inten informal reception to new members sale. and recreation as, in. his own judg The United States Civil Service next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 ance was announced recently at the sive study of the rain fall records ment, it is wise to take; not to ac o’clock In the Sunday school room of Sigma Kappa Sorority house in Cor kept by the «’eather bureau. Ac Commission announces an initial cumulate a fortune perhape,but al M0MDAT MUSICAL CLUB the Baptist church, cor. of Sheridan vallis at a luncheon given by the so cording to his figures every sixtieth Post Office Cler^-Carrier examination ways to have enough for his «'ants; and College street, with social hour rority girls for Miss Myrtle Hurd, month, or fifth year will find the to be held on October 23, 1920, for to live upon the fat of the land and) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lansing heaviest rainfalls in the same period. the purpose of establishing an eligi The opening meeting of the "Mon 'to enjoy the good of all his labor at 3:15. We are very anxious to meet and Hurd, of Portland, who will marry In 1920. 1915, 1910 and 1705, bump ble register from which selections day Musical Club,” was held on Mon all the days of hia life,’ as in no greet all who have recently given Eugene Keller of Newberg. Mr. Kel er crops were raised in nearly every may be made to fill vacancies as they day evening at the hospitable home other calling. in their names and enlist them in ler is a graduate of the Oregon Agri state east of central Kansas, due tojtM y occur in the position of Clerk or of Mrs. Georgia Babcock. At the All this plenitude, this fullness cultural college, class of 1920, and ia heavy rains in July and August. He I Carrier, Post Office service, Newberg, business session the program for t b e ^ , |fe „ p ^ b , « to any man who the great and glorious work of a member of Theta Chi fraternity. predicts that next year will be a poor Oregon. Salary, $1,400.00 per an year was preMuted by Mrs. Chapin | brlngB to agr,culture a strong and “ World Betterment.” This year special attention will be Alpha Zeta, honorary agricultural one for wheat because his “ cycle” num. and was found to contain many en- m,nd fraternity, and also of Scabbard and All citixens of the United States joyable and instructive features | whole8ome views of living-provided given to "Child Welfare” which em Blade, honorary military fraternity. calls for dry «eather in April and who meet the requirements, both May. Practical farmers probably braces law enforcement, evangelisa The following new members were a,way9 that he ha8 learned the busl_ received Into the club: Mrs. R. P. neg8 and hag enough capJur tQ galn tion. Christian citizenship, Ameri No definite date has been set for the « ’ ill like to secure the scientist's men and women, may enter this ex calendar Just to compare it with amination; appointing officers, how Gill. Mrs. I A. Hanning, Mrs. Frank some little foothold; this practical canization, in fact everything that wedding. ---------- o— .....- their own experience.— Capper’s ever, have the legal right to specify Swart, Mrs. A. Bauer, Miss Helen i proviso can not be dwelt upon too goee to make conditions better for the sex desired in requesting cer Weekly. children to be born and reared in. Here and There. Scott and Mias Yelma McConkle. strongly. For the element of chance, ----------o---------- tification of eligibles. Age limits. Our meetings are held the second Mrs Chas. Gibson, as leader of the which has wrecked so many well-laid 18 to 45 years on the date of the “ We met a Morristown man who program for the evening, presented plans and cherished hopes, has less and fourth Wednesday’s of each REVIVAL MEETINGS examination. Age limits do not ap an entenestlng paper on Jenny Lind, play In farming than in other oc month in the Baptist Sunday school said he didn’t advertise because ply to persons entitled to preference- everybody knows where the cemetery and enjoyable musical numbers were cupations, owing to the simple fact room. At the hall on the corner of First on acount of military or naval ser Honorary members are always wel is too. but they doq’t go there.” — Ex. contributed by Miss Mabel Miller, that agriculture is primarily, a and Center streets, revival meetings vice. I once worked for an old news Miss Eva Hadley and Mrs Paul New- means of subsistence rather than a come and entitled to all the privil are in progress, conducted by Evang paper editor down in Missouri, who For further information and ap eges of active members, except vot meyer, with Miss Britt as accom business. A business Indeed, it may plication blank apply to Ross A. ing. Any man who is interested In refused to publish the death notice elist Wernicke, of Nampa. Idaho. panist. be; and a business it should always, This meeting is for everybody and Newby, local secretary, board of civil After the program a delightful so so far as possible, become. But it our lines of work and will pay $1.00 of a merchant who had not adver all are invited. No cburch joining service examiners, at Newberg, Ore tised in his home paper. He said: cial hour with refreshments ensued. is a means of subsistence first, and a year dues is an hnorary member. — Just the old time Goepel, preached gon. or to the Secretary, Eleventh "People who don’t advertise in the Plans are being matured for an this primary function is a conspic His dollar is kept here for local work in all its .fullness and power. Just U. S. Civil Service District. 303 Post home paper never were alive and operatic production to be given by uous and Important feature in the while the dollar for active members the club about the last of November. poor man’s farm, and is a veritable is sent out into county, state, na their passing away has no news what your heart has been longing Office Building. Seattle. Washington. C. W. PAINE. The executive staff for this year sheet anchor in the matter of home- tional and world work, leaving very value.” — Albany Park (111.) Record. for. Perilous times are here, the voice The profiteers are not afraid of District Secretary. little*in the local treasury. will be the same aa last year and building.* ---------- o---------- these threats of tar and feathers. of God is calling for every soul to ---------- o---------- under their efficient direction a pros "For a purely financial success, They will Just raise the price of tar awake perous season is assured. ATTENTION OF MINISTERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and considered apart from the ad Come and hear «hat the Bible and feathres to prohibitive levels and vantages in living, one must look for give folks the hoarse hoot.— Rio teaches about Justification, Sancti Newberg Ministerial association— Morning Service at 11:00—Sow Vista (Cal.) Banner. examples to the larger agricultural fication, God's power to heal, and the Here and There all evangelical ministers of the vicin , enterprises, in which the primary ing and Reaping.” Evening Service unity of God's people. Bring your ----------o---------- ity are equally members and urged function of agriculture— the means at 7.30— "Majorities That Failed friends and hear the truth. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. to attend— next Monday at 10:30 When a Clay Center girl got mar of support— is a less essential part. God.” Sunday School Rally Day, at Services every evening at 7:3.0 a. m. in the office of Presbyterian ried she disappointed a dozen men. But money has been made too, on the 9:45. Record attendance. Come. For temporarily allaying dust in p. m. church. It is important to the «-ork One of them was her husband. ordinary small farm; and there are YPSCE at 1:30— “ Bible verses that carpet sweeping, this concern recom ■— ---- o----------- to meet here. Come and welcome. The reason a luxury tax brings In men who, from a business where no Help.” No prayer-nveteting next mends the use of damp tea leaves or Utter Repose. ---------- o---------- so much money Is because so many one would suppose there could ever Wednesday in the pastor’s absence bits of paper, dampened, rolled into people think luxuries are necessities. be much Income above the necessary at Presbytery which meets October small wads, and scattered on the car SHERWOOD FAIR OCTOBER 16 “ This human statuary la remark It often happens that when a man coat of living, have accumulated eon- 12 and 13 at Mill City. pet. Both these agencies can easily able. How can a man remain per wants to make a fool of himself he slderable sums. I am no desplser of On Saturday of next week. October be removed by sweeping. fectly motionless that long?" selects a woman to help him. money, but I would advise no young 16, Sherwood Grange will hold a fair A little tea put in starch used for Mules Tor Breeding Purpose«. “ I got a hired man who kin beat in the skating rink in Sherwood, Berth Webstar says his musical man to seek it by this road. The brown linen preserve* Its color. him,” declared old Farmer Heck.— opening at 10 o'clock in the morning. education has been so badly neglect cost Is too fearfully high; the dollars One ot the great metropolitan daily When using, eleatric iron mark ed that he can’t aven read bank are paid for In the very stuff of papars of New York city poked fun at chain pull or button so as to tell Detroit Free Pres*. A general Invitation is extended notes. which life is made. Though such a the setup of the "dope" in one of the when current is on. I have a wall to the public to make exhibits and Another fellow I want to kill some man keeps cows, cream is a rarity unpretentious little weekly papers of button and marked it with tailor’s In this way help to make the fair W aiting foT News. time when the moon is right la the on his table; and with plenty of egg» that state. Nothing out of the way chalk. a success. chap who spits in my waste basket. in his storeroom, very few are ever about that, to be sure. The average ---------- o---------- ---------- o---------- Sandy was fishing, and Donald, "Booet for Harvard” la a pretty used at home. He never thinks of country paper la a good and willing Ralp Is said to be the same chap "I thought you owned an automo who was passing, asked: "Hoo are good motto but it sounds sorter queer dresalng a chicken for hia own use; mark for criticism. However, in the who. years ago. explained the delay the fish today. Sandy?” bile.” when the job it is printed on comes and with a flock of sheep running same Inane In which the big paper *T dlnna ken.” answered Sandy. in Issuing his paper by saying that *T do, but I taught my wife to from an out-of-town printer.— Har in his pasture, he hardly knows the handed the country brother some hot drive It, and now I’ m back to the ‘T dropped them a line, but eo far he "caughta bad cold by sleeping too vard (Neb.) Courier. taste of mutton.’ 1 I’ve nae reply.” — London Titbits. close to the boarding house widow.” shots, the statement was made that street ears.” — Detroit Free Frees. ■ l' '■ 1 J low* i j w |||| j ! ot and and
