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» 1 ß . Oregon Historical So. " ’»bile Auditorium EX N ewberg VO L. XXXII APPALLING BÜRDEN OF VAR DEBT I m G raphic NEWBERG, YAM H ILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUAR Y 13, 1921 "f; V Now 15 ROUNDUP OF THE OLD GUARD OREGON LEGISLATURE COM- , ILLÜSTBATED LECTÜBE BY JN E W CAB MODEL OBE. GBOWEBS’ COOPEBATTVE FEMES AT STATE CAPITAL GEOBGE H. HIMES, HISTORIAN FALSE SAYS FOBD ASSOCIATIOM AMENDS BYLAW S i --------- On last Monday the thirty-first George H. Himes, assistant secre "W e do not contemplate Asking At tha annual masting and elec- any changes in our present car mo- tion of tha Oregon Growers* Coopera- tary and durator, of the Oregon His legislative assembly got down to torical Society, w ill give an Illu business at Salem, with Roy Rttner, Shiloh Fort G. A. R. aad W . 1 . a Nearly Ninety-three Pet Cent of dels" stated W. A. Ryan, General tiv « association held at Salem, Jan Sales Manager of the Ford Motor uary 10, an amendment to the by strate Lecture, under tbs auspices of of Umatilla county, as president of Hold Public Installation and Budget Goes To Ik y For P u t Company, Detroit, in denial of tbe laws was passed changing the basis the American history class of Pacific the senate, and Louis E. Bean, of Give Big Feed. and Powible Future Wart. many rumors circulating througout of representation for .directors from Academy, at Wood-Mar Hall, hext Lane county, ss speaker of the house. In the senate, Edwards, of T illa Tuesday evening, at 8:00 p. m. The the country to the effect that Ford counties to districts. The business On Thursday, January 6, Shiloh The following communication « u Intended to change the design of the o f tbe Association in western Oregon lecture will begin with reference to mook, representing, Tillamook, Yam- bill, Washington and Lincoln eoun- the first time tbs word "Oregon" present car. is divided into fourteen districts, on« Post No. 77, G. A. R. and Shiloh No. recently addressed to Mr. Harding The statement was addressed to of which is Nevrberg. The definition wafc used in December, 1766, and tied has the chairmanship of the 38, W. R. C.. met at Duncan’s hall and to members of congress: run along chronologleally. committee on commerce and naviga for their annual joint installation o f The people of the United States the Ford branches in the United o f the Newberg district Is ss follows: will touching outstanding points for tion, and is also on the committee officers. All the northeastern part of Yam The ladies brought w ell are vitally Interested In the amount States, and reads as follows: "Sev nearly a century. A great deal w ill on education, fishing Industries, filled baskets, and at twelve o’clock ' hill county adjacent to Nevrberg, ern! branches have reported persist o f taxes they w ill be called upon to Mrs. Cora pay during the years that lie Im ent rumors In their territory to the Springbrook, Dundee* and Dayton, be said covering tbe growth of Yam municipal affairs and railroads and came the eall for dinner. utillitiee. "In the bouse Ed. Carry of hill county. Died cricks, presiding at the piano» effect that a change In body design and tbe southeastern part of Wash mediately ahead. The Items that Regarding the early history of the Yamhill is chairman o f the commit struck up a lively march. The order enter Into the national budget are Is contemplated thg first o f the year, ington county adjacent to Sherwood, whole Northwest, and Oregon In par tee on food and dairy products, and to choose partners and fall ik waa therefore of more absorbing interest even going so far as to say some of Tigard and Tualatin. our assembly plants are already re Beginning next year, each district ticular;, Mr. Himes Is a veritable he Is also bn the committee on elec obeyed with alacrity, and all march now }han perhaps ever before. ceiving shipments of. new body ma will nominate Its director at n mass walking encyclopedia, and he w ill tions. C. M. Lafollette of this coun ed to the dining room, where a Nearly I I per eent of the budget ss terial. meeting or secret ballot conducted give a talk that w ill be* Interesting as ty, failed to land a chairmanship, sumptuous banquet waa served to it ttood shortly before the end o f bux his name appears on tbe com about 95 people. The company then * the last fiscal year was devoted to . "W e have never considered it good locally. Up to the present time the well as Instructive. Admission Is free and the public Is mittees on agrioulture, cities and repaired to the assembly hall where the payment of charges Incurred In business judgment to make any gaur- Newberg section has not bean rep the meeting was called to order by the conduct of recent and previous antees covering a definite period on resented on the Board o f Directors, cordially invited to take advantage towns and Immigration. The usual grind o f “ bills' intro the Poet Commander D. E. Way. A s wars, and nearly 25 per cent to the matters of this nature, but you may but has been grouped with Yamhill of this opportunity to hear this talk duced” is on, and what the session of sistant Adjutant-General C. A- W il expenses of the War and Navy de advise your dealers that these al section. -This new arrangement will by a well posted Oregon pioneer. o --------- forty days may bring forth no men liams, assisted by Comrade Header- partments. In all. therefore, a total leged rumors are false, as we do not without doubt prove very satisfact knoweth. shot at, Officer of Day, mustered in of nearly 91 per cent was devoted to contemplate any changes in our pres ory to the members of the association WHAT ADVERTISING DOES By way of enlivening what other the following bffloere: ent ear models.” in this vicinity. Poet Com past war and preparation for pos * FOB PAINLESS PARKER wise might have been a dull day, mander. Geo. Meader; Jun. Vice- It was also pointed out that many ---- — o--------- sible future war. W e cannot shake COMMBBCIAL CLUB BANQUET Painless Parker,, the famous den Wednesday, Senator Joseph, of Mult Commander, H. Tuttle; Chaplin. o ff our liability for obligations in minor changes had been made in the tist, says: " I have found that any nomah, hurled a law book at C. C. Ezra Hayes; Adjutant, J. L. Mar curred In the past, but we can re car during the past year, such as in Following is the program that will man can become rich if he adver Chapman, editor of tbe Oregon Voter, shall; Surgeon, D. E. W ay; Quarter solve not to assume the intolerable stalling s slightly different gasoline tank, and changing tha six« of the master. W. H. Brooks; Officer o f be given pt the Commercial Club tises in the newspapers and gives along with some vile epithets. burden of armament competition. In --------- o----- — steering wheel from twelve to four Day, B. F. Hevland; Patriotic In banquet to be held at the Legion people s good run for their money. preparation for " another conflict. teen inches, and that these changes structor, N. E. Britt; Officer o f hall Friday night. The fellow who doesn’t advertise gets W H Y W INTER DEMANDS A There has already been striking evi Guard, H. Hopkins; Sergeant Major. loet In the shuffle. You have to tell Program dence that the common people are j will continue to go through from LOW COLD TEST OIL Wta. Clemmens; Q. M. Sergeant, B. Toa«tm tbe people who you are, what you Increasingly demanding relief from time to time as they are recommend Introduction of Toastmaster After thanking; . . Geo. Kelty, Pres. Com. Club are, what you can do and what you the appalling cost of modern war ed by Ford's engineers. “ I f the oil in your engine will con H. Langworthy, --------- o--------- • The Toasted Toastmaster . . have for sale— and then make good. geal, or thieken excessively, at 15 Comrade Williams and Hendershott fare. ... > H lp a i H M. Calkins Success isn’t accidental. I f you don’ t degrees shove zero, you should hard for "their presence with us and the - The great conflict left no more — OBITUABY.-------------- pieasute and Tribulations of a Mayor deliver, on the scrap pile you go! ly expect it to splash and flow freely very pleasing way in which they urgent problem than that o f making ........ Ex-Mayor Geo. Larkin " I have hull! up the largest dental at 11 degrees above zero,” said V, had discharged their duties. Com future-wars Impossible The colossal Auuipon it o w if iy w a s doth tti w n - Solo selected . . . . Mrs. G. Babcock practice in tbe world, having 28 d if Delbert Miller special agent of tbe mander Meader dismissed tha Poet destruction of Ufa and property, the essee county. New York, August 27. and the meeting was turned over vast sum r t human suffering in 1840. At the age of twelve years Joys o f a B a n k e r____W. H. Wood- ferent offleee, by advertising and by Standard Oil Company, yesterday. Mrs. Minnie B„ worth. Pres. First Nat. Bank doing the beet dental work I know ’Yet some motorists wonder why to the W. R. C. volved In war. the danger that an he moved, with his parents to Quincy, Byers waa installing officer for the Aches and Pains o f a Dentist . . . . how to produce. And by doing so other conflict may destroy our very Michigan, where he assisted his it takes so long to get the engine to Corps and did the' work in her usual .............. Dr. R. W. Van Valia much work I have been able to make civilisation itself, have all turned father in the lumber mill business, run freely these cold mornings. The pleasiiig and efficient manner. Reading ..........''M rs. C. A. Morris prices a good deal less than if I had cold engine, not getting sufficient men’B minds as never before, toward until 1864, when he answered his fiddled along on a small scale. I lubrication, is subject to excessive Those taking obligation of o ffice the goal o f international peace and country’s call, and remained until Tha Breezy Side of Newberg .......... John Larkin, Postmaster hare a fine office at 326 Washington and damaging friction. The oil were, President, Frances W oodruff; good w ill. Statesmen and leaders the cloee of the war, coming home S. V. Pres., Johanna Shearer; J. Y . Duet selected .......... Mrs. Richard Portland, and people living are striving to attain It. The mas health broken, by southern fevers. pump cannot circulate William#— Mrs. Pan! Newmeyr aw ses o f people everywhere lotog for January 29. 1863, he was mar i"‘. . i f ' W p lytn fo w n upon the <$lln Its realisation. The moat practical ried to Orrises L. Runysrt, and three C. A. Butt, Attorney my well-known painless methods. until the snuggling motor has warm Anna Marshall; . first step In' the direction o f peace daughters were born to them; Mrs. ---- o--------- It’s a great thing to advertise! The ed up the oil so it will flow more Byers; Guard, Mary Cook; Aset. Con., and good w ill is the reduction of Carrie M. Johnson of Newberg, Ore Anrilla W right; Aset. Guard, Anna world always buys of the fellow who freely. national armaments. gon, Janette E., who died In Infancy, HAROLD LEE BANKS FIRST Loomis; Musician, Maud Bronson ; has something good to sell, and . “ A Zero Cold Test oil flows freely AMONG 1700 U. of 0. STUDENTS Major General Tasker H. Bliss in and Nina L.. who died in December. Patriotic Instructor, Alice Me N a y; comes out boldly in the newspapers at all temperatures down to zero, a remarkable addreea recently de 1902, at the age of eighteen years. Press Correspondent, Lois W ay; Col Among 1,700 students at the Uni and tells all about it.” that’s why It is called a Zero Cold livered In Philadelphia, referred to In 1876, he moved to Minnesota or Bearers— No. 1, Anne Churchill, -o--------- Test oil. Zerolene medium (or Zero- the doctrine o f increasing arma near Hancock, which was his home versity of Oregon, Harold N. Lee. a No. 2, Mary Dobbins. No. 3, May lene light for Fords) is a Zero Cold ments, heretofore adopted by other for twenty-two years, and at thWTiunlor from Newberg, made the A NNUAL MEETING OF Huntington. No. 4. Alice Lytton. nations. U. S. NATIONAL BANK Test oil. It is coirectly refined from home his wife died in September, highest grade record fo r the fall Short talks were given by a few o f term that cloeed with the holidays, selected California crude oil and “ The application of this doctrine.” 1895.* * tbe comrades. Comrade Hendershott The annual meeting of the stock flows freely and splashes properly at In 1899 the family caqie to New according to the registrar of the Uni he said, “ seems to have a tendency it versity. He is graded Honors in his holders of the United States National all temperatures down to zero. This gave a very interesting talk about is true, to reduce the frequency of berg. Oregon, where he lived until conditions and needed improvements wars. But the ultimate result Is in January 1903, when he went to entire term’s work of thirteen hours Bank of Newberg. was held Tuesday Zero Cold Test oil gives the same In the Old Soldiers Home at Rose- afternoon and the following directors He is majoring in English Litera correct lubrication to your engine evitable. The pent-up, dynamic forc Boulder. Colorado, to make his home An Honor grade indicates were elected for the ensuing year: during these cold days that you are burg. Comrade Williams also spoke es of the nations reach a point of with Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson, ture. S. L. Parrett. J. L. Hoskins. Clarence used to getting during the summer of these conditions and urged the tension at which resistance ceases and about four years later returned, work of a highly superior quality. the G. A. R. and W. R. C. to co- There were 65 "high grade” stu Butt, J. I. Hadley, J. F. Taylor, E. months.’’ and then comes an exploaion which with them to Newberg. and this has oporatt to make the home all that dents last term, 27 men and 28 wo P. Dixon and J. H. Rees. A local business man says that rocks the world to its base.” Those been his home since. the word implies. The directors organized on Wed during his vacation trip through He joined the Seventh Day Ad man. are mistaken, he states, “ who may Press Correspondent. Mr. Lee ranks higher as a student nesday. and elected the following o f New York. Pensyivanla. and other think there can be an enduring and ventist denomination in 1888, of effective association of the nations which church he has been a faithful than did President Wilson in his ficers: 8. L. Parrett, President; J. eastern states, he asked some of thf for the maintenance of peace ao long member until his death, which oc college days, for while he is first in L. Hoskins, Vice-President; Clarence large garage dealers what oil thev SPECIAL MEETINGS CONTINUE as those nations are armed to tha curred, January 4, 1921, at Newberg. 1700, President Wilson graduated Butt, Secretary; J. C. Colcord, Cash recommended and ihe piice._ Their ier; H. M. Hoskins. Assist ai& Cash reply was that a western oil was the taeth solely against each other. And He leaves to mourn his death his fortieth in a class of 120. The special meetings at the Free- K ------------ O --------- ier; W. E. Crozer. Assistant Cashier: best and that it 3oId for $1.30 per those are mistaken who think that, daughter, Mrs. Carrie M. Johnson Methodist church, are continuing R. A. Butt, Assistant Cashier; and gallon. So you see the reason the AMY-SMITH WEDDING ao long as the present military sys and family of Newberg, and one sis with good interest. C. N. Terrel!, Auditor. price of Zerolene is so low on the ter, Mrs. Nancy P. Marsh of Manis tem exists,- there can ba any peace- Rev. W. T. Klotzback, the evange On Saturday evening, January 8. --------- o--------- Pacific coast, is not because it is an list, preaches an uncompromising fa] International court or arbitra tee. Michigan. at 8:00 o’clock, Raymond Eugene PRUNING DEMONSTRATION AT ■-------------o — ----------- inferior motor oil. tion." gospel and his sermons are full o f Amy, and Miss Hplen Elma Smith, We are convinced that these state FIRE DEPARTMENT THE FARMERS’ CLUB MEETING interest. All enjoy the preaching were married at the home of Rev. ments are profoundly true, and there of the word. ELECTS OFFICERS Charles E. Gibson, the officiating At the meeting of the Farmers’ fore heartily endorse and urge upon Every evening at 7:30 o’clock. clergyman. Club to be held Saturday at the can the favorable attention of the ex North Main street. The election of officers for the The groom is an over-seas man, nery auditorium a pruning demon ecutive and legislative branches of city fire department fwas held at he having gone across in the Light stration will be given and at tenders our government, the two proposals their regular meeting, Tueaday night Artillery service of the 7th Division, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH are requested to go early In order that have been put forward looking with the following result: and the bride has for the past year that this part of the program may toward the reduction o f armaments: Chief, J. H. Sherlock; Assistant or more been in the service of the be completed before the regular work First: That this country shall "The Blue Sunday of Present Day chief, Orville Smith; Secretary- Southern Pacific as telegraph opera is taken up. Specimens of one and enter into an agreement with other Treasurer, Dave Smith. Prophecies,” will be presented at the tor In the First street office in New two-year old trees will be on hand morning services 11:00 a. m. nations for a so-called naval holi The regular meetings w ill here berg. for demonstration purpose# day and retrain from new naval con after he held on the second Mondiy The 7:30 o’clock services will be The newly-weds will remain here If you have any young trees you struction for a period of years. of more than passing interest "Am of each month Instead of the second for a short time. wish fixed up for models, bring I My Brothers Keeper.” Second: The even more funda Tuesday, as heretofore. ■—.....-O’ them along. mental and important proposal so Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. Ep- After the election of officers a box FRIENDS CHURCH Should trees be hesded high or convincingly presented by General worth League. 6:30 p. m. Prayer of cigars, presented to the depart low and should they be pruned much Bliss, that this country shall taka meeting every Wednesday evening. ment by the U. S. National Bank as S. S. 10:00 a. m. Asa Sutton, Supt. or little the first few years? 7:30 o’clock. the lead In a movement looking to a Christmas greeting, was sampled Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Ser These questions will be answered ward a world-wide reduction of ar Mr. Gibson’s qjass of men, com by the boys who praised the quality mon subject Following the Rieh from actual experience. posed of those not in the habit of mies. of the smokes and the generosity of Young Man of the Sunday School President. Financial considerations alone are the donors. attending Sunday school, meets at The business of the Lesson after He Went Away Sorrow ■-------- o--------- sufficient to justify these proposals. evening was concluded by .discussing 10:00 a. tn. every Sunday, in the parsonage. But far more fundamental la the an appetising lunch provided by the ful. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C. E. 6:30 p. m. _--------- o--------- avoidance of future war. May the newly elected members of the or Evening Moeting, 7:30 The ser Sunday school at 9:45. Men’s United States embrace to tha full, ganisation. CHRISTIAN CHURCH mon next Sunday evening will he Bible class in pastor's office; all in tha wonderful opportunity to lead In --------- 0--------- the first of a series on,— "W hy I vited.' not belonging elsewhere. a movement that la dictated by hu Bible school at 10:00 a. m. Inter BANK OFFICERS ELECTED Believe the Bible to Be The Word Morning church services at 11:00. manitarian and Christian considera est growing. of God." Some of the beet musical talent In tions, and upon which the continua Worship and sermon at 11:00 a. m. Every member of the church, also Newberg. The annual election of officers of tion of our civilisation may depend. Topic: "Dynamos." Evening services at 7:30. The the First National Bank of Nswberg. those not attending services else Junior C. E. at 4:00 p. m. Just was held on Tueeday. and the old o f where, are especially Invited to hear second address on "Evidences of ROBERT PARKER MILES AT organised. Come. ficials were all retained. The stock these addresses. In these days when Christianity — The Unapproachable Y. P. S. C. E. 6:30 p. m. "Pep WOOD-MAR H ALL TONIGHT holders were greatly pleased with many are drifting from their faith Book.” EVANGELIST O. W. SCOTT, who Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:30. the efficient manner in which the in God and the Bible we believe all will preach and sing the gospel at Push and Purpose.” Song service and sermon, “ The Mid-week services, Wednesday at the East Chehalem Evangelical The noted world traveler and plat business of the bank has been con Christians should be able to give a Hand of God.” at 7:30 p. m. church beginning Wednesday. Jan form speaker, Robert Parker Miles, ducted during tha paat year aad were reason for the hope whleh they have. 7:40. Everybody welcome to all. Come Sunday evening that you Urgent invitation to all not mem uary 19th, at 7:30 p. m. w ill give a lyceum number at Wood- unanimous In their expression of ---------o--------- may hear the ftrat of thla eerie«. satisfaction with the growth of the bers of other Christian congrega You are welcome. Mar Hall, tonight. Bight o’clock, FRBD B. .CARTER, Pastor tion*. GBO. H. LBB. Pastor. relume of busineae transacted. E. E. MBRCER. Paator. TRY A LINER D l THE GRAPHIC •harp Is ths hour. 1
