c m CODIMI HEU H O L M
: HERING UST MONDAY N O T
Follow ing is the program tor the
convention
of
Y am hill
county
Chprches o f Christ which meets here
off Saturday, November 11 .:
I 10:SO— Devotional eerrlcc led by
The city council met Monday i
nine w ith Mayor L. F. Moore In
chair and Councilman Oununii
Fitzpatrick, McCoy. Ormond, I
and Tlmberlake preaent.
C ity
corder Smith and C ity Attar
Chapin and C ity Marchai Fargo
were also in attendance.
Th e minutes o f the several ]
PM
v c . a U . p
m lllha
n i p s , i ^arharr
ffw v 9 fp >
proved and a ll bills w ith the excep­
tion o f part o f the N ew berg T e le ­
phone company’s bill, w ets allowed.
Th e council then took up the reso­
lution regarding the apportioning o f
the costa o f paving on Bhrer street
and adopted It, An ordinance au­
thorising s general tax o f 919.C09.9fi
for 19SS and carrying the emergency
y election Bills outdis- clause was passed through readings
ln by a m ajority o f 179
and put on final passage where It
ly In the lead this took the form Of o f k «<
a reversal fo r tha republicans in Mlnnv
many places. However, this was count]
not universally true, fo r In Nebraska
,
,
tha voter* roes up and repudiated . "
Senator Hitchcock, tha democratic
„
leader .entirely.
A t the same time
republicans fe ll by the wayside la
m aay places. In Oregon Congress- r T *
m u Pat McArthur has been M e a t - f . ' „ •
ed by W atkins, but both H aw ley and
Slnnott were re-elected.
The race z l‘
for governor was not even close hi
this stats, W alter Pierce winning j
by a m ajority estimated at >9,900
** <
over Governor Oleott.
In the oounty all sorts o f things « b i l e i
happened.
Zimmerman with the Incoin«
backing o f the farmers carried the * • » ( • «
county by a m ajority o f 259 o v e r , ■omew
Foster the democrat, w hile fo r th e ,
The
.
legislature, Bd Cary, republican, and county wee as follows:
HON OF LEGION BUILDING HERE SATURDAY
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19740 Convention sermon by M.
H. Kendall. McMinnville.
11:J0— Report o f W inona conven­
tion by d a r n G. Bason, Portland.
11:00— Announcement» am i ap­
pointments at committees.
Noon meal served by N ew berg
Church o f Christ.
1:50 Song service, f -
1:00— " A Message from W inona
convention” by Mrs. M. H. Kendall,
McMinnville.
1:30— Reports from the churches
¡by layman.
A m ity, Cariton, Day-
ton, McMinnville, Newberg, Sheri-
das. Yam hill.
N ext Saturday Is Arm istice Day
and w ill be the b ig event o f the
season for Newberg when the entire
county w ill loin In celebrating the
event and In helping dedicate the
new Legion building.
Invitations
have been sent cut to the various
cities and large delegations w ill come
from all ever the county. T h is w ill
not be confined to L egion men, bnt
w ill Include business men' and others
ss well. A t M cM lnn vlll« It Is said
that the stores w ill close and a very
large number w ill come to Newbesg
tor the day.
The fo llow in g card
appears In every store window In
McMinnville:
Brunk. McMinnville.
4:09— Adjournment. ■
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5:80— Lunch by N ew berg Church
of Christ.
7:89— Song service by N ew berg
Church of Christ d lo ir.
1:99— Sermon by J. A. Bennett,
SUverton.
A large gathering Is looked fo r
and it is hoped that as many o f the
members ss can possibly be on hand
w ill remain throughout nil the ass-
CHILDREN’S STORY HOUR
A The Pacifie College Y . W . C. JL
raagements to decorate fo r the day
and those who have not already done
as, should arrange fo r the best win­
dow displays and other means o f
decoration that is possible In order
to show our guests that w e appre­
ciate their coming sad g iv e these n
good lmprsasion o f Newberg.
The Legion la m aking every poorf-
ble provision fo r a good program finr
the day and wa owe It to our boys to
help them In every way. ' T u rn ou t
fo r the parade and programs. A t ­
tend the football game In the after­
noon.
Give the boys n b ig hand
when they appear and boost fo r
those who made all kinds o f sacri­
fices fo r us during the dark days o f
A r m is t ic e D a y
win begin a story hour at the library
aext Saturday afternoon at S:89 p.
m. A ll children w ill be welcome.
10:00 A M — Parade, to form at Legion B a it in g at 0:80 A. M.
10:30 A.
Ban W. Oleott .
W alter M. Pierce
81 99 47
its 142 144
114 *T4
48
84
118
58
77
97
128
89
For Supt. Publie Inst rue.
For Commis’ ner o f Labor
C. H. Gram ..................
B. H. Hansen ..............
For Pub. 8ervlce Com’r
Tbos. K . Campbell . . . .
Gus B. Erickson ..........
T. M. K errigan ..........
For Senator 10th Dlst.
G. R. Foster . . . . . . . .
Peter Z im m e r a u . . .
For Representative
Bd Cary ....
..
R. Y . S tock ton .. . .
P. B. Hold red ge .
Arthur McPhillips
Far County Commissioner
George W. Epley .T ,~. r .
J. A. Glover ................ ..
89
198
97
47
821
2486
<29
814
exciting game last F riday at Mc­
Minnville, the final score totalin g 39
415 9778 1787 to.
¡ 0. P. O. won the toes and e h o u
2001
to
t defend the north goal. In . r e ­
ceiving the ball the ran It back to
their ow n th irty yard line, and by n
4776
series o f line plunges and forward
4242
assess they carried the ball to
t wenty yard mark and suulfi M 9 V
scored no doubt i f the break In the
game had not gone agefcteT them.
Llnfleld took the ball u d punted,
recovering the fumbled bell on P.
C.’s forty yard line. W ith a series
o f line pAingee, especially off tackle,
they carried the ball to the five yard
line, w here P. C., helped by a pen­
alty, held fo r down*.
Armstrong
punted and Hester recovered the
fumbled punt. The rent o f the half
was a see-saw affair until the last
three minutes, when Llnfleld started
the crushing attack against the
Quaker line u d were finally able to
plunge It over In th « last few sec­
onds o f play. They failed to make
the try. and the score stood 9 to 0
at the end at the find halt.
The second half began to show
the effect o f weight, experience and
age » « 4 in the tw o rem aining periods
the Baptists were able to plunge and
pans over tw o touchdowns, the try In
botk' oases being made, making the
opponents.
The game was hard
fought and 'very d u n sad s splen­
did example o f college sportsman­
ship. The line-up:
Pacific
Llnfleld
D. Haworth
C
Henry
Parrott
BO
Profflt
P. Haworth
LG
M u n ln g
Everest
RT
Waken man
Terrell
LT
Wlldard
wi—
RB * '
Hansard
H. Hester
LB
Carson
Cook
RH
Bltae
Croter
' LH
Berger
Stanbrough
FB
Hickox
Arm strong
QB
Kratt
The vote on oounellmsn was ss
follow s:
1st ward or Precinct No.
9. Matthew Reid 118. Dr. I t H, Ut­
ter 98, 8. B. Winchester 84 and C.
Aeblscher 84.
Second ward, Precinct No. 8, H.
C. Spaulding 111, T. B. Miles 118,
Dr. R. W . Y u V alin 101, and W . J.
Morris 80.
Third ward. Precinct No. 8, Ned T.
McCoy 122, B. J. Oroth 110, u d Mrs.
Josephine Ftslda 89.
F. E. 0. M EETING
P. B. O. met Monday, October 9,
with Mrs. R. M. Thurstom.
Mrs.
M ary K. Logan, stats organiser, w u
present for tbs annual chapter in­
spection. Mrs. R. P. GUI u d Mrs.
Ralph Otis contributed musical num­
bers after whloh ths hortem served
a luncheon, delightful not only to
the eye.
Mrs. Logan w u the hedor guest
and w u premated with a bouquet
o f ehrytentheorama fa tha slab ool-
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Summary— Touchdowns, Kratt 2,
Hickox; try a fter touchdown, Kratt
2; substitutions, R. Hester for Cook.
52
45
Brans fo r Croser, Woodward for
88
108
71
79
Bias, Pearson fo r Woodward. Alfred
fo r Woodward, Hollingsworth for
Fourth ward, or Precinct No. 4, Woodward, Hollingsworth for Alfred,
Oscar Huddleston 129, W . 8. Stull W ilk s fo r Parrott, Conley for Ha­
tfi, sad Hiram Gould 98.
worth. Referee, W h ite of Mac.
F ifth ward, or Precinct No. 99,
Perry S. M iller I l f . H. C. Dixon 99.
N E W B E R G A T TH E
anA M elvin H. H u ffm u 88.
L A N D PRODUCTS SHOW
F ar city treasurer. W . H. Wood-
worth, and for elty recorder Mrs.
Rebecca W . H. Smith had no oppo­
sition. For constable H enry Morris
BORN
C A L D W E L L — A t West Chehalem,
November 1, 1929, near Newberg.
Oregon, to Mr. end Mis. R. 8. Cald­
well, a daughter, Eva Beth.
W IL L IA M S — N ear Sprlngbrook.
Oregon, November 9, 1992, fio Mr.
u d Mrs. W . B. W illiam s, tw in
daughters.
ended - wttk • the ball In Newberg*»
possession on Dallas’ four yard line.
Board carried the pigskin across on
the first play in the second quarter.
Sears, Dallas 9. N ew berg 12. A pass.
Chrliale to Board and another Car­
lisle to Babcock,
added
another.
Babcock kicked the goal, Dallas 0,
N ew berg I t . Board added the next
six paints by an off tackl# play. Bab­
cock missed the goal; Dallas 0, N ew ­
berg 25. The half ended w ith the
ball In dangerous territory fo r Dsl-
C. Svritxer pulled a spectacular
end run for a touchdown In the open­
in g o f the second h a lf for the next
eoore, Babcock kicking
the goal.
Bated made his third touehdown o f
the day by going six yards through
sender. The goal was missed; Dal­
las 9. N ew berg 28. L. Switzer mad#
u end nan 6f 25 yards u d put it
ovur on a line plunge on the next
play. The goal was kicked.. Hank
Thoms ■ r tp ls rln r Hanke at left h a lf
made twenty-five yards through
taefcle for the lsst touch down. H e
ate* bisks d the goal. Dallas 0, New -
T h e field running u d Interfer­
ence was noted by everyone u d the
olfi K. H. S. fight was there to the
last. Although Dallas did not have
A heav y team their fight u d good
spsrtsmaashlp could not but be no­
ticed by those who saw the game.
The local hoys play at Bstacada
November 11, and then open np w ith
Hillsboro high here on November
17. This w ill prove to be a very
exciting game u d
New berg high
school hopes that the town w ill rap­
port the team as they have done be­
fore.
HOTICE LEGIO N M EN
A ll Legion men are requested to
be on h u d In uniform on Armistice
Day. I f you haven't a fu ll uniform
w ear what you have, but be out at
all events.
(S ign ed) Russell Parker,
Adjutant.
LOCAL M E N AT T E N D FA B M
BU R E A U A T M oX IN N Y IL L E
L u t Saturday evening R. F. K ing,
N . P. Nelson, C. W . Bradshaw and
C h u . K. Hubbard attended the coun­
ty Farm Bureau federation meeting
held in the Commercial club rooms
at MeMlnnvIUe. The object o f the
masting w u to elect delegatee to the
annual m eeting to be held In Port­
land November 19 u d 11. State o f­
ficers are to be sleeted and the poli­
cies o f the year outlined at this time.
Yam hill county Is entitled to throe
voting delegates to represent them at
thta conference.
Thom elected to
set la this capacity were: N. P. N el­
son, N ew berg; D u K irb y. McMlnn-
vllle ; and Thomas Roe, Y a m h ill
B A IL E Y — N ear Sprlngbrook, Ore­
gon. Novem ber I , 192», to Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Bailey, a daughter. .
uiiu§D,
ward, Luts, R u k ln , W allace Cum- gpaoldlng.
Ceremonies at Legion Building.
«22 101 9798 1363 t
F o r County Clerk
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81
JL — Dedication
purposes w ill be returned to the of- the t
• m o f the N ew berg Land Company, w jf*,
Introduction of W alter L. Tóate, Jr.
A d d re ss............................................ ................. W alter L. T o o », Jr.
“Star Spangled B an ner*............................. P rof esser Alexander H u ll
Audience Joining In Chôma.
18:30 to 2:30 P. 1L— Lunch at Legion Building.
2:80 P. X .— Football Game, Legion vs. New berg Tire Department,
Pacific College Field.
Vocal Solo............................................................... Mias Evah Hadley
Violin S o lo ........................................ Professor Sheridan M. Ddepine
D rill by Little Folks.
Double Male Quartet............
..........
..................“N ew berg Eight”
Vocal Solo....................................................... Mrs. Richard W illiam s
B n f a g ................. .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Miss DeDh Hanvillo
Double Male Q u a rte t........................... ..
.71 . .“Mewberg
S ig h t*
9:30 F. M.— Dedication B all in Legion Building Assembly Boom.
LS RESERVE ENJOY VISIT
R O M PORTLAND SECRETARY
Monday was a big day fo r the
high school Girl Reserve, it being the
occasion o f the annual visit, o f Mist
Mildred Fox, the Portland G irl Re­
serve secretary. The first thing o f
Interest w ee the lovely luncheon
fo r the year along Knee that are p a r­
ticularly interesting to girls.
Miss
Edith S an d erm u then sang a nolo.
The girls then adjourned to the gynt-
nasinum and played
games u ntil
5:20 when punch and w afers w ert
served. The girls separated to their
various homes fe elin g that a most
profitable and pleasant tim e had
been spant.
O Bm JABT
Clinton Lee Baron w u born at U l-
man, Missouri. July >2. 1991, and
psssed away at his boms one mile
north at Sprlnghrook on Thursday.
November 2, 1922, aged 21 years.
3 months u d 19 daya
W ith his parents he came to N ew ­
berg in 1911 and was baptised Into
the Brethren church In November.
1919. He was married to Seora Hod-
son at the Chehalem Center church
on November 14, 1920, u d to this
union one son was born.
The deceased was a graduate at
Pacific College academy in the class
o f 1920, u d was w ell u d favorably
known hereabouts. H e wes the son
o f Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Baron, who
survive him u d who live near
Sprlngbrook. Besides the parents
u d w idow and his son, Leonard, he
leaves a brother, R oy Baron, o f W in -
lock. Washington, who w u
also
present at his funeral.
Funeral services w ere conducted
from the Brethren chnrch In this
city at 2 p m. Sunday. Rev. 8. P.
V u d y k e officiating. Interment fo l­
lowed in the local cemetery.
was given at the noon hour at the
Evans home on North street. A very
delicious three-course luncheon w u
served. The work and plans o f ths
G irl Reserves was discussed before
end during the meal. Several ladles
o f N ew berg were Included ea guests,
the object being to interest the clubs
they represent in the Girl Reserves.
Those present were: Mise Mildred
Fox o f P ortlan d: Mrs. E. E. Goff
and Mrs. George L. Kelty. president
and vise president o f the Clvle Im­
provement club; Mrs. Ben E v u s ,
president o f the Parent-Teachers as­
sociation; Mrs. Chester A. Dlmond,
local advisor u d Miss Crosier, facul­
ty advisor fo r the Girl Reeervee;
Mias Thelm a ^ r r ia h , president o f
the G irl Reeervee. Miss Marie Krohn,
rice president. Miss Helen E v u s .
secretary, and Mrs. E. L. Evans. Ths
girls and their advisors appreciated
so much the interest shown in their
work by Mrs. Brans In givin g this
luncheon.
A t 9:20 the G irl Reserves held an
open m eeting at the high school with
an attendance o f about forty. The
m eeting w u called to order by the
Rev. Htram Gould w u called to
president. Miss Thelma Parrish, af­
ter which some jo lly Girl Reeervee Shedda the latter part o f tbls week
songs w ere rang. Follow ing this to preach the funeral sermón fqr
there w u a p l u o duet by the Misses Herbert Satchwell. Mr. Gould per-
fo ra e d (he weddlng ceremomy o f Mr.
In g ‘ b y * M 4 n M ^ d ^ o w . ^ i « T o x and Mrs. Satchwell and aleo offlele-
then gave a very flee address to the ted at the funeral o f M rn Batehwell’ s
girls about the work and ths plans father.