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NEWBERG
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921.
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Fortl&nd-Hewberf Motor Bui Sche­ others; as we are all sisters of our I when the import of gold into India
Heavenly Father and have His teach-1 had to be forbidden. India becomes
dale Effective August IS, 1919
ings and Christ’s example to guide us. ! the sink hole for the world's gold.
FHTStCIAX tn d 8U BOZOI
Subject to change without notice.
Miss Louisa Lee gave us what causing trouble in the world's geld
Office In Dixon Building
Leave Newberg might be termed an extemporaneous little in modern daysu< She buries it.
Leave Portland
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Imperial Hotel talk on "The bright and dark sides of She does not invest it. except a very
4th and Alder
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8:00 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
Indian life.” Miss Lee had not pre­ j ittle in modern days. She burie sit. j
1
cannot
vouch
for
it,
j
1<|:00 a. m.
pared a paper, and spoke only from * have heard
8:30 a. in.
though I know it is possible— that |
The summer terms of the Oregon Normal school w ill be held as
11:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
her notes. She said in part:
the
Maharajah of Gwalior has more |
follow «:
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1:00 p. m.
“ I suppose most of you are ac­
ready cash than any other person in j | MONMOUTH:
2:45 p. m.
2:30 if. m.
quainted with thp name of Mrs. Be-
the world.
Regular Courses six weeks beginning Jane 27, 1921.
4:00 p. m.
4:15 p. m.
sant, if indeed you have not heard
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'India,
the
spiritual?’
I
will
even
:
Elementary Teachers Training Course twelve weeks be­
5:30 p. m. ,
her speak on her tours of the United
Office over Ferguaon’s
6:30 p. m.
ginning Jane 27, 1921.
8:30 p. m.-
States. She is, as you know, an Eng-1 admit that, with the meaning that ]
Drug Store
FENDLET0N:
lish woman who has adopted the 80n,e of ol,r cr,t,C8 put into the w ord,.
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BLACK $7
Regular Coarse« six weeks beginning Jane 23, 1921.
Sat. and Sun.—pnly— Sat. and Sun. cause of India as her own. including 1 ll°t. however, with the Christian
For detailed information concerning Monmoath write to J. H.
11:00 p. m.
8:00 p. m.
its political liberties and its religion, j meaning.
Ackerman, Monmoath, Oregon.
Reservations for Theatre Parties, She is one of the leaders ef the*The-
“ ‘India ready for self-govern-j
For detailed information concerning Pendleton, write to H.
etç., or for Special Trips call
osophical movement, which I suppose ment?’ Two American tourists told
DRS. LITTLEFIELD & BARCR0FT
, E. Inlow, Pendleton, Oregon.
Portland Phone ........... Main 3314 could be defined roughly as Western* me so. Ninety-nine per cent of the
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Newberg P h o n e ............... Black 120 ized Hinduism.
Ilidias are crying for it, they said.
Office
over First Natl. Bank Bldg.
"Mrs. Besant says the missionary j Hever mind that ninety-four per cept
Haskins Portland-Newberg Stage.
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patnts India black? that he maligns : oi Ind*a
neither read nor write
its own name. Indian politicians told
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it.
and
unjustly.
After
a
speech
that
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these Americans that ninety-nine per
1
made,
one
hearer,
a
little
girl,
com­
macy, about 12:45 p. m. Tues. Wed.
mented on the country as a barbar­ cent want self-government and are
Thurs. and Friday.
ous
one. I have heard others, older determined to have it. Never mind
Leave Portland at 12:30 a. m.
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS— Plants in pot«; cyclamen«, (fine
than
she, imply that it was not civil­ that I myself later heard such an In­
Mon. Tus. Wed. Thurs. and Friday
dian politician on the steamer make
ized.
and
I
want
to
paint
for
you
a
plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, geraniums, calls
nights, midnight, about 1.2:10 a. m.
misrepresentations to them— more j
CHIROPRACTORS
Fare: 75 cents,, round trip 31.25, brighter side to the picture today,
lilies (hardy flow ers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses oar specialty
than that, tell lies to them. I chal­
with the darker.
Subject to, any change.
(strong plants). Low prioea
lenged his statements and he had to
‘India is refined?’ do I hear one
Also Auto for Hire.
Massage, Hydro-Therepy and
withdraw— yet ‘India cries out for
Phone for Saturday and Sunday defender say ?
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Oregon
self-government and will be heard.’
Electric Treatment«
trips.
‘I readily admit it. There are cul­
"Granted
alt
these
things.
Yea,
D. M. Haskin. 310 N. School street, ture and courtesy. Why, even with
STEAM and ELECTRIC BATHS
phone White 36. Newberg Oregon. the very lowest with whom I worked, more. I will tell you of two things of ceived there was gathered such a tectural beauty.. A gem, I knew It
18ti. neglect of the common courtesies as beauty that I have seen in India:
throng as I have never Been equalled would be, but I had thought a little Phone Black 40 for appointm ent
“ The first was a royal gathering for beauty of face and costumes. It one— a Jewel In a lorely Betting. But
they understand them, but more than
that I had the privilege of attend­ was gorgeous almost beyond compare. far from this— it is awe-inspiring by
SIXTH ANHEVERSITY
all that, common kindneas in the lit­
110 North School street
ing in April last year. It was in the Gold-embroidered
garments
and the very stupendousnees with which
FITTINGLY OBSERVED tle things, which all the world un­ native State of Gwalior. Native
First door north o f Yamhill Elec­
pearls were the order of the day. The it loonies about the Approaching vis­
derstands, will defeat the beet of
tric Co.’s office.
slates are ruled over by native rulers j queens are co-wives. The first bore itor. The second tning that impress­
ends.
(Concluded from page 1.)
under the advlsorship of the British the king no heir, so he took a second. ed me about it was not the mosaics,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
playing their golden star. For years
“ ‘India is the heir of the ages?’ government. One of the lords of the
the P. E. O.’s and L C-’s were mortal I Undoubtedly, Her ancient, sacred state was entertaining the king, Both were present. The royal seat nor the inlaid precious stones, but
foes, yet the two societies were made literature stands with the oldest in the queens, the court and several was covered with a cloth of gold. the magic Bpell in the curves of the
With the queens came the little dome. Whehever you go in all the
up of girls of much the same type, the world
English people and Americans, in prince of five, as mischievous as any country and city for miles around,
The P. E. O.’s were Rutheans, the I.
•• ‘India is a land of treasure un honor of some religious ceremony for
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
C.’s Hypatians. This rivalry extend- toid?* Certainly.^ Any student of bis son. I happened to be there at naughty boy might be. Courtesy de­ you look back at the Taj, and are
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at Newberg Hospital
mands that guests present the queens followed t(y the spell of the fairy-
ed to the time when I. C. was merged!the world’s . gold supply can tell you this time and was invited. In the
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like curves. It is truly wonderful
into Pi Beta Phi Sorority and the P. that at times, as in the great war, room in which the queens were re- with gifts at all functions of that
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character. When the gifts were pre­ and magnificent.
E. O. chapter into the city chapter.
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sented to the queen, his mother, he
"Yet in the midst of all the beau­
Today on many shoulders the arrow |
too.
mischievously
touched
them
in
ty. all the grandeur of the East there
add the star are worn side by side.
token o f acceptance. The whole^fune- are other facts that capnot be over­
In 1863, at tire St Louia eXposl-
j tlon was cOBdiiCte'd with Ihb MOBt looked— the ever-present dark side.
tton. mx the flaw report oi P. JE. CTl
! perfect decorum, which was both a Hear this law from the Hindu law­
day, there was found a balance in the
j pleasure and privilege to behold,
book, one of the holy books which has
treasuryof $658.88. This, with $141.-
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W ert Girat Street, Neer Meie
j “ The second of many wonderful come down from antiquity: ' ’Parents
12 from supreme tieasury, made a to-
IthlngB which ! have seen and shall must provide for their daughters'
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start of our Educational Loan Fhnd, j
WE CAB SAVE *Y0U M0NEY ON AUTOMOBILE AND GAS
; here mention, was the Taj Mahal, of marriage, by the time of puberty. If Offioe, W hite 2 2 ;
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reached 3L071.88. This was the |
ENGINE REP ADLING. SEE US BEFORE YOU HA VE TOUR
] which all have read. In fact it is they fall in this, any man who comes
statrt of our Educational Loan Fund,
j such an old wonder of the world -that has a right to the daughter so neg­
GAR REPAIRED.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
which now is the “ big thing” in P.
j I thought I knew all about it before I lected; the parents need seek no re­
E. O.
had been there. But two things in dress. The blame is theirs.' The re­ E . H . U T T E R , D . M . D .
Money from this fund is loaned to I
I every description I have ever read sult of so sinful a law is seen In the
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worthy young ladies who desire to
are omitted. The first Is the majesty early marriages for which India is
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complete college education, with a |
'o f the size of this marvel of archi- famous.
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view to becoming self supporting.
a»
"Again„see the treatment to which
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From 1907 to 1909 fourteen girlp had |
mothers are subjected-at the time of
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been helped and about $1,260.00
child birth. Mother and child are
were added to the fund. From 1909 1
considered ceremonially unclean, for
to 1911 twenty-four girls helped, and
varying lengths of time according to
the fund amounting to J10.175.00. |
the'caste. Those who care for them
In 1913 one hundred and nine girls;
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too, must therefore be defiled. Aa a
1915, one hundred and seventy-five
consequence
the
midwives
are
taken
General
Practice
and X-Ray
girls; 1917, two hundred and sixty-
Diagnosis
from
an,
unclean
caste.
The
mothers
five girls, with $59,133.00 in the j
Ovar U. 8. NiSwl Bask
are kept in the most squalid little
PkoM*
traesnry.
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shed available, and the lack of even
At our last Supreme Convention in ]
ordinary cleanliness and care is ap­
1919, we had three hundred and fif­
palling, and is responsible for a very
ty-five girls on our list, the fund
high
rate of Infant mortality, and for
reaching $101,049.61. April. 1920, |
much
seedless suffering on the part
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We try to please
our number of beneficiaries was four
of
mothers.
hundred and twenty-five girls, one |
” I saw Verdun two months ago,
hundred and ten girls having paid in
and it was as though the war had
full. The total fund, November 1.
closed but yesterday. Unexploded
1920, was still $111,170.03.
FAINTING CONTRACTOR
shells -were being exploded til the
This is the first time we have not ]
Deoorating, Tinting, Paper-
peace is dangerous. The derbls of
hail a long waiting list. We hope to I
war, the death and destruction still
Its econom y is practically expressed in its
increase the fund so no worthy girl
hanging, Etc.
evident, are beyond description. The
who wishes to take advantage need j
low gasoline consum ption, its high tire m ile­
310 N. Center S t
NewbeTg,
rotting bones of a foot In a shoe must
be turned away. We expect our fund
age, and th e infrequency o f repairs.
be kicked aside to let you pass.
to reach $300,000.00 by 192$.
"But to me Verdun is India!
In addition to this we have an en­
“
The feelings tha£ came to me on
dowment fund; also have scholar-]
that
battle ground come to me as I
ships in the following colleges: Iowa |
It is further expressed in the durability o f
thing
of India, besieged by a deadlier
Wesleyan, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; Chris­
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
its finish, w hich seldom requires m ore than
foe.
•
tian College. Columbia. Mo.; Des j
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a thorough cleaning to bring back its orig­
“ We have waged a war of arms,
Moines College, Des Moines, Iowa.
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and America has been asked also to
One-half scholarships in Drake Uni- I
inal lustre.
Offioe over U. 8. National Bank
wage a war of peace, to help settle
versity. Des Moines, Iowa; Lombard !
the
near-East
muddle
by
taking
the
College. Galesburg, 111.; Penn College,
mandate for Armenia. Turkey haa
Oskaloosa, Iowa; Iowa College. Grin-1
been the ‘sick man of Europe’ for lo.
nell, Iowa; Columbia School of Ex­
these many centuries. And now. if
pension. Chicago; State Teachers [
i
t
wiU
pay
yam
to
oiait
u
r
n
mod
m m i I m
thia
ear.
America
will but step in she can set-
College, Cedar Falls, Iowa. At pres­
CHIROPRACTOR
tls
the
difficulty.
But I am glad that
ent in our own Oregon— Albany Col- |
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America has been wise enough to re­
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lege, Albany, and Pacific University,
fuse to do It by government by the
Forest Grove.
802 First S t
Newberg, Oregon
‘big stick.’ That will never save the
We except to hold our tenth an-1
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world. It must be a war of klndneaa,
nual State Convention in May.
a
war of love, a war of philanthropy,
Chapter L of your little city of New­
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NEWBERG, OREGON
a
war of missions. And !v must be a
berg. and J of Woodburn to be joint {
war
to the death with hate. We must
hostess chapters.
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mean business. We must put forth ten
The first State Chapter was organ- I
Does Leoal and Long Distonce
times even the wonderful efforts that
Ized ten years ago. This month we
are
now
being
put
forth.
And
we
will see the eighth chapter in Port­
HanHng. Fornitore, Pianos
cannot help it If we have world,
land. As the exodus to the West has]
vision.
and Safes a Specialty
been much increased P. E. O.’s from
“ Let us go to India, and to the
every state In the Union have been
world, and love shall conquer.”
pouring into Portland, the two new |
S. P. TDKBERLAKE, Proprietor
Those who have net recently read
chapters being made up of demitted
a
description
of
the
world-famed
Taj
members from various places. Ore- j
Mahal will enjoy the beautifully tint­
gon now has twenty-two chapters;
Residence phone Red 79
ed Illustration and dlscrlptlon given
the National or 8upreme, eight bun-1
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j In the March number of the Geogra­
tired.
phic Magazine, which was passed
We are a “ etlck together” family, |
around
to the guests (raring Mias
whose objects and aims are general
i
Lee’s
talk.
improvement and to grow In knowl­
ATTORNEY AT LAW
i Mrs. Thurston, on behalf of Chap-
edge and culture by obtaining all pos­
1 ter L's members, presented Mrs. Lo­
sible wledom from nature, art. books,
gan end Miss Lee with boquets of
study and society. Yet the crowning
Will prmetlee in all the eourta ef
beautiful
white and yellow daffodils. the «täte. Special attention glven
point of our Sisterhood is spiritual
And then came the “ end of a perfect
to Probate work, the writlng of
development, since the great strength
dseds, mortgages, eontracta and
day,” marred only by regrets that
behind any movement Is the moral I
more could not have shared with us the draftlng pf all papers.
strength. We try to be merciful, be I
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the
pleasure of our sixth birthday.
just, be fair, to every women, resid­
Mrs.
MTNNTE
W.
COOPER.
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