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I*rcM t Circulation In Yamhill County!
MIWBRRfl Ol^PHIC, THURSDAY, MAY 19. 1981,
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maturity o f frutt, must be grown In
Newberg High School New«
EDITED BY STUDENTS OF THE EX0LI8H DEPABTMEHT.
Editor, Mae Waterman; Assistant
Editor, Wyrl Allman; Reporters, Ber
nice Bullock, Charlie Carlisle, Elenor
Buy, Irene Hollenbeck, Rose Schoad,
Helen Evereat.
The County Fair held here last
Friday evening was a success and
afforded much amusement.
The
High school boys gave wiling assis
tance to the girls. Although mauy of
the students attended the fair we
would have been glad if more parents
had been with us to enjoy the fun.
One of the amusements was a mov
ing picture show at which the baby
pictures of the Seniors were shown.
The baby show proved to be very
interesting. There were babies of ail
sizes and dispositions. Two of the
most interesting amusements were
the minstrels and chorus girls. They
sang many songs and gave tfocjl
Jokes. And last but not least was
the fortune telling. We learned
about our future as well as the past
and present. The Fair remained
open until about 11 o'clock and ev
eryone left tired but in good humor.
exception of a decrease in the num
ber of snaps on account of the weath
er conditions.
The Annual staff Is doing Its best
to have this year's Chehalem a great
success.
% Domectic Science Department
There have been.thirty-seven girls
enrolled In the Domestic Science
classes this year, and they certainly
have accomplished wonders.
They do practical cooking and
serve a cafeteria luncheon at noon,
three days out of each week, and the
proceeds buy practically all tbs pro
visions for the department.
A cook book Is being published
contain tested receipts. This book
will be sold and the money received
will be left In the department.
The girls under the supervision of
Mrs. Waterman feel that their time
in the Domestic Science has been
well spent.
a ground rich In organic matter, and
somewhat acid.
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“ These are the natural conditions
which abound In tha territory be
tween the coast and the Cascade
range, and It la because these condi
tions abound that this section will
ultimately become as famous for its
berries as the Mediterranean is for
Its fruits.
"Especially is this true with such
fruits as the red raspberry, the black-
cap. the stiff cane blackberry and the
trailers auch as the Evergreen black
berry, the Mammoth, the Himalaya,
the gooseberry, loganberry and the
currant.
"While strawberries can be grown
In' every state in the union, it is
true, however, that a certain type of
strawberries is being developed in
this belt, that is not being produced
in any other section of the world.
We have made a substantial Btart
In berry production in the district
mentioned.
-'"The Puyallup district has long
been famous for Its red raspberries.
The Vashon Island district for straw
berries, the Willamette Valley and
the coast country In Oregon, especi
ally for the heavy production of lo
ganberries, raspberries, blackcaps
and evergreen blackberries."
The Oregon Grower, published in
the Interests of the fruit and nut
growers of Oregon, has called its
May, 1921, issue the "Berry and
Horticulture Products Number.”
It would seem that the new organ
ization "The Berrlans" was launched
at a wonderfully opportune time, and
none too soon either, In view of the
wide publicity being given to the
berry Industry at the present time.
Those who attend the meeting
Tuesday evening of next week, will
have an opportunity to become chart
er members of this new organization.
' A goodly, local representation of
both sexes is desired and expected
at the meeting.
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Agriculture Class Goes to 0. A. C.
The agriculture department is
planning to make a trip to the O. A.
C. at Corvallis Friday afternoon and
Dr. DeCou From U. of 0. Speak* To Saturday, if the boys can get .trans
Students
portation.
It is recognized that the loan of a
On Friday, during the twenty-min
ute period, Ur. DeCou of the Univer* car is a special favor, but it is felt
sity of Oregon gave an lntere&ting that the twenty-five regular students
talk to the student body on the. among them can manage to round
courses offered at the University. up the four or five necessary cars.
The use of the cars is asked as a
After his talk, he met all the Juniors
and Seniors who desired further in special favor to the boys, while the
department undertake« to pay for
formation.
gas, oil and any minor repairs in
cident to the trip.
Newberg lost an easy game to the
Each one of the agriculture stu
Yamhill "Nine” Friday. Newberg dents
taklufe regular class room work
led the visitors until the 6th Inning is constituted a committee of one to
when they tied the score. Then in try to get the needed car. but a spec
Try a Graphic Clataified.
their part of the 7th, Orr, Just up for ial committee is also on the job, con
Yamhill clotted out a home run, sisting of MeSsrs Carson, Sanders,
then with, the bases full. Huddle Cole, Stanley and Mainwaring.
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popped a three bagger. Yamhill suc
Anyone who is willing to help out Portland-Newberg K otor Bua Sche
ceeded In getting four ’ more runs with a car will find that a report tp
dule Effective August 15,1919
that Inning which ended their scor that effect to any member of the of
ing for the rest of the game. The ficial committee will be greatly ap
Subject te change without notice.
Newberg boy’s could r not overcome preciated.
the large lead.. We got two runs
Leere Newberg
Leave
Portland
To date-, transportation has been
in the 8th. and two more In the 9th. located for some twelve students.
Imperial Hotel
4th and Alder
making the score at the end of the
3:04 a. m.
S:36
a.
m.
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game 11 to 7 in favor of the visitors.
10:00 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
Mr. Mathews returned to school
The battery for Yamhill was Good
rich and Orr, for Newberg. Carson this week after a forced vacation on
11:0« a. m.
11:0« a. m.
account of illness. We are all glad
and Lutz.
1:«0 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
to see him back.
2:45 p. m.
2:30
p.
m.
Miss'Laird is absent from school
K id Day
4 :0 « p. m.
4:15 ». m.
this week on account of Illness. All
Senior "Kid Day” is over this year of us hope to see her back soon.'
5:30 p. m.
__ ll Is reported that Nina Coffee _ «;*• ». m
although not yet forgotten. -
6:30 ». m.
Last Thursday morning a large injured her arm by falling oTToi m
group of children Invaded the High tiuck while the Seniors were on their
school. There were little girls with way to Evan's Studio, on "Kid Day.” Sat. and Sun.— only— Sat. and Sun.
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dresses, half socks and pumps, and
Reservations for Theatre Parties,
there were little boys in knicker THE HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE
etc., or for Special Trips call
bockers. bow ties and half socks. AH
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had various playthings for amuse-
* went*, such a* dolls, teddy- bear
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horns and whistles..
There
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ber of people in the city of Newberg ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE OF FI
NAL SETTLEMENT —
1 1 11le childrerTgrea1 1 ylT nTefesl WTO TOOStTfir "T he Berrtans" )
manners, th
Notice is hereby given that the un
astonished not only the teachers - but who never have an opportunity to
also the Freshman class. We were see that little magazine. The Oregtyi dersigned administrator of the estate
ail glad when school closed that day Grower, for which reason it may be of Emma O. Pope, deceased, has filed
and the "kids" could become sedate. worth while to quote from the said his final account as said administrat
magazine, iBsue of May. 1921, parts or in the County Court of Yamhill
Seniors again.
of the article on the Berry Industry county, Oregon, and that said Court
us follows:
has appointed Monday. June 13.
Girls Best Boom
"The region extending from the 1921, and eleven o’clock a. m. of Baid
The curtains which the Domestic Cascade mountains to the ocean em day as the day and hour for the hear
Art girls have been working on now bracing a portion o f British Columbia ing of objections to said final account
adorn the windows of fche girl’s rest western Washington and western- and the settlement thereof.
room. An effort is now being made Oregon, is destined to become the
Now therefore, all persons inter
lo secure necessary furniture. Thir world's greatest berry belt.
ested In the estate of skid deceased
"It will become the great berry are hereby notified and required to
ty-eight dollars were cleared at the
County Fair Friday night. This is belt for the reason that It has those appear at the county court room, at
not sufficient to furnish the room tn superior qualities of soil and climate the court house at McMinnville, said
the manner desired
Since some that lead to easy production and a county and state, at said time, to
friends have asked for information heavy tonnage per acre, combined then and there show cause, if any
as to what to donate, we submit with the heat of quality of product. there .be. why said account should
the following list: 4 chairs, sofa pil This region is just as truly destined not be settled, allowed and approved,
lows. 1 mirror, 1 waste paper basket, to become a great berry district as and said estate forever and finally
1 small table, 2 small rugs and pic (he Great Lakes region of the east settled, and said administrator dis
tures. For further information call for Its deciduous fruits.
charged.
"Most of the cane fruits have what
up Miss Anderson or Mrs. Huddle
Dated May 12, 1921.
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la known as indeterminate growth.
ston at the High school. .
R. L. Pope,
That Is, there is no definite time in
Administrator of the estate of Em
vegetative growth, but they will ma O. Pope, deceased.
Chehalem.
grow as long as the weather is mild
Clarence Butt, Attorney.
The editor and business manager and soil conditions suitable. In other 1st Pub. May 12,1921.
of the Chehalem have been working words the branfbles in general, like a Last Pub. June 9. 1921.
during the past week getting the long even growing season. They pre
fer mild winters, must have an
Annual ready to go to press.
Everything will be as planned with : abundance of moisture at time of
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IT IS BETTER' ¡TO PREVENT DISEASE THAN TO CURE IT
We offer a full line of Deodorizers and Disinfectants that
w ill sweeten things up about the place and prevent possible
sickness.
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you need; a stepladder, perhaps,
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