T
m
N ew b erg G raphic
Hsbcd la te ly and n o w the student
bodw is being ta u g h t t o build
letters in to w o rd s in accordance
w ith the ancient And honorable
architecture th a t has served us
ao lo n g and so well.
T h ey are th rou gh w ith “ thru,”
th rou gh and through. .A.spell
in g book con tain in g 5000 w ord s
has been provided andtheclasses
are learning the nom enclature o f
1 w ord s by means o f spelling bees
preceded b y careful study. N o r
hge «key spelling jaw -b reak in g
w ords.
R ath er th ey g o tn fo r
t j ^ i m p l e . w o rd s th a t cultured
* persons are a p t t o misspell every
tim e,.th ey use them-
F o r ex*
am ple, such w ord s as eemetfcy,.
H o g raisers w h o w ere sh ow - « *
o i h,m
'" * * * » -
in g much discouragem ent and
« in-KSknse o r licence finds 0 9
t r y in g t o sell o u t d e a n a s h o rt d * & < ^ t y spelling em bonpoint,
tim e a g o , a te n o d o u b t fceUng embouchure or emberiamae.
Ip
b e tte r n o w , p ro vid ed th ey did
n o t sacrifice th eir stock.
The
P o r tla n d L iv e S tock R ep o rter
ways: “ H o g s a te clim bin g t o al-
thtt* * * * * o t O rthographical
decadence the m ost cultured
w ould have t o v is it the d i e
tio n a ty in order to spell “ lick*
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JEFFERSON ANO SOTHERN.
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And Haw M m CKaraotar of Lord D m *
dreary W m Creatod.
The «tory of the production of
“ Our American Cousin” has often
been told, but a new light w m
thrown upon the history of Lofd
Dundreary when Joseph Jefferson
related to me the following facts:
' It appears that Mr. Jefferson was
at the time of. this production sup*
posed to be suffering from consump
tion. He told me that his doctors
declared that his only hope wm to
be in the fresh air M much as pod>
sible; that actually his life depend
ed upon ¡g He wm glad.therefoqy,
«h en m y , father, joined
Keene’s company, to discover that
he wm passionately fond of riding.
They hired a stable together ado
purchased two horses. They shared
the expense, which wm a serioM
matter, m they were both merely
stock actors.
When the play of “ Our American
Cousin” was read to' the company,
m wm customary, my father wm se
disheartened with : the pert for
which he wm oaat-r-Lord Dun
dreary, a second old man with only
a few lines— that he determined to
throw up his engagement and lea»«
America. He had been-aoting far
are all gone.
ln r T
c n o n lo
e il
a
G ln g h a m w —Fast colors, large as
sortment o f patterns, st per yard
m o s t un kn ow n prices w ith rs- « * ■ » » " Which » the w a 7 the
c r ip ts lig h t in m any places.”
euphonists spell it. even if th a t
Voile*— In
p a p er. V ery su ggestive
p a p e r head, friend B row n.
H A V IN G QUITE A SPELL.
To gw dowers that ate everte bloc
O b. “ Emerald Iale!” 'eroso tbe foibe
leas tide,
W h et a fitting name fo r thee;
F air Ireland! w ith thy emerald billa.
colleges o f O regon - held some
tim e ago, considerable tím e warn
ta k en up in discussing the ques
tio n o f simplified spelling, and a
com m itte e was appointed t o
w o r k ou t some s ort o f plan fo r
plain white and figured,
96 inches wide, very pretty
scenes they might have together.
“ But I have no scenes,” said a y
father.' “ 1 have only about ten
lines."
^ “ We will have soenee,” said Jef
ferson. “ We will make them.“
He persuaded the dejected Mr.
Sothern to at least attend the fia t
few rehearsals, and he did ao. Jef-
fertfon wm aa good aa his word, of
course, and Mias Keene w m indue-,
ed to allow Lord Dundreary much
liberty. My mother played Georgina,
the part opposite my father, ana she
and he worked up many, lines
replies st borne and w en all«
to introduce them into the pia
“ My Remembrances,” by Bdwar
Between Two Fires.
‘"The fads o f sovereigns with their
How I long to scale thy rocky elifts.
royal etiquette were frequently car
ried to euch lengths,” says H.. T.
Thy over groan hills to dim b;
Dyer in “ Royalty In All Ages,” “ m
To rest me sweetly by the sea,
to make martyrs of them. What
Oh, this were joy sublime!
W hat joy to glide o'er Killam ey’a lakes! can be more ludicrous than the fol
lowing: The palace wm on fire. A
Killaraey! beautiful, fair!
soldier who pew the king’s eiste 9
Whose waters cahn like mirrors lay
was in her apartment and must in
In tbe Emerald Island there.
evitably have been consumed in a
Bnt, ah, me! I ’ll be there only in my
few minutes by f‘
the flames rushed
dreams.
in
at
the
risk
of
his
life and brought
That joy will sorely ne’er be mine;
her out. But Spanish etiquette was
To press my feet to thy fair shores
woefully broken, and the loyal sol
And list to echoes that are thine.
dier w m brought to trial and con-
o f Reed C ollege, w h o is fath erin g
th e m ovem ent had the p ro
g ra m s for the m eetin g printed all.
“ th ru ” according tb his ideas
o f “ reform ed speJHng.”
to y «” * "
” T h e s e “ •pells” b rea k but ~m
Sometime—for things that cannot be—
v a rio u s sections ot the cou n try When we rest on the hills o f the “ Ero-
a t in tervals bnt so for, n ot even
V
era Id Isle”
In the midat o f the “ Jasper Sea.”
th e irrepressible T e d d y w ith the
lfrs. Mary D. Allen.
b ig stick has been able to de-
. Newberg, March 16.
th ro n e Webster.
T h e e d ito r o f the Graphic has
n ever been able t o see where a
g a m is t o be m ade in these a t
tem p ts, an d unless som ething
snore p rom trin g is show n by this
com m ittee than has y et a; -
peared, Pacific C ollege w ill not
e a te r in to the com pact ao lon g
a s tb e w rite r is a member of the
b oard if he can prevent it.
T b e fo llo w in g appeared re
c e n tly in the O regonian which is
w o r th readin g in this connec
tio n :
J f there are any Nobel a w a rd s
th is yea r for distinguished ser
v ic e in the interest of culture,
hum an advancem ent and civiliza
tio n , let the w h ole sum
be
a w a rd e d to C olum bia U n iver
s ity . In ad d ition we w ould rec
om m en d the entire facu lty—e x
empting Professor M a tth e w s —
t o r d e co ra tio n w ith the Iro n
C ro ss , P ou r le M erite and Order
o f th e Black E agle, first claM .
P ot simplified spelling, euphoni
o u s spelling and oth er form s o f
«b r id g e d and corru pted o r th o g
r a p h y h ave been repudiated, but
n o t b y special decree o r per
s o n a l denunciation.
Vitupera
j
tio n is n oth in g m ore than a flour
1
o f w ord s. C olu m bia U niversity |
i
h a i done m ore than t o ta lk .i
j
S p e llin g classes have bee* eatab- <
Absolutely Pure
■atft fmi OrtMi •! Tartar
lOILIM-RO PHOSPHITE
drained to
leath.
The
Spanish
princess, however, in consideration 1
of tbe circumstance, condescended
to pardon the soldier and saved hid
life.”
The Veiled Prophet.
The veiled prophet, Mokanna
(Hakim Ben Allah), whom Tom
Moore made the subject o f his beau
tiful poem, was a real character and
not a mere poetic fiction. Mokanna
lived in the eighth century. Pre
tending to be an incarnation of God,
he founded a sect in Kliorusaan
which for a time was quite power
ful. Rebelling against the caliph,
he was for a time successful, but
was subdued about 780, when he
and the leading men under him
took poison to escape the shame of
a public execution. — New York
American.
Net Exactly First C l««».
A stout old country lady with a
parcel got into a first class carriage
in Scotland
A porter came to m e
window ami asked:
“ Are you first class, ma’am?” •
“ Weei, I ’m, not exactly first claM,
bnt I’ m pretty wee!, considerin',
thank yon,” replied the old lady M
thp train slowly moved out of the
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in fast color«. W e have the largest
stock and can give you the best
in town. A sk
values o f any
to see our hosiery line in cotton or
silk. N o trouble to show.
C D n r r O i r C
w you want Fresh Vegetables er
U n V A / L n I L O
anything in clean, fresh Groceries,
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and wUl dó our best to please you. Give us a triad. Free delivery.
C A S H P A ID
FO R EGGS
E C . BAIRD
steamer on Stsmboa] to coming nr*
we.”
Read that backward end Its
meaning becomes dear. Obviously
each n language should arotd long sen
tences
Popular Turkish doss, bnt
Tbs Cataklll aqueduct system Is re
Turkish writers Indulge In mighty
markable m an engineering font One
mazes that should be quite congenial
o f tbe moot carious expedients that to German professor*.—London Cbron-
the engineers contrived w m tbs cham
per for storing dynamite. They had
to have a large supply o f explosive at
Good Q b i i i .
hand, yet tbe law sternly prohibited
A musical director tells a story o f
any snch accumulation within tbe city
the embarrassment evinced by a young
limits o f New York, whoso It might woman at a rw-eptlon. glteo Mme.
AN ENIGMA FOR POSTERITY;
cases, find occasion to writs Rnfna
Ghosts on some Important question
and when bo received the reply wm
unable to retd a word o f tt. so took
the missive to Mr. Choate and askad
him what be bad written Mr. Choate
Scbnmann-Hetnk Tbe yonng woman
replied. “ I never can rend my writing
Finally to the dip bet ween tbs One
was an enthusiastic admirer of tbe
Hundred and Tenth street and tbs
sougstress. and she bad often express after the In # * dry. bnt If yon tall mo
One Hundred and Twenty-second street
ed to the hostess her Intense desire to what It Is nbaot f wlH tsH yea what I
shafts. 460 feet below the surf sen, n
meet tbe celebrity. When, however,
chamber was blasted oat o f the solid
her tarn.came to be introduced to tbe
rock. Ton entered this chamber from
famous woman she waa so overcome
the tunnel by a door that was always that she-test her self possession com
d eer and well defined Idea as to what
pletely
Blushing deeoly and twisting about you want to bs in life. That
tbs rings on her Augers, she managed everything to a young man.”
“ I know It. ancle. I want to be n
to emit. “ Ton—e r-e r—yoo sing I ba-
doctor or n lawyer, or something like
belleve. ” - Every body's
▲ single electric bulb w m suspend
that” —Louisville Courier-Journal.
ed ever tbe threshold A capacious
Malleable Glass *f the Egyptians.
iron boond chest not unlike n sar
Value ef Retloenoe.
Strabo and Joaepbtn both affirm that
cophagus, contained tbe dynamite.
“ What makes you think Stillwater la
tbe
Egyptian
glau
worker*
were
ao
There was nothing else to the silent
such a clever fallow? 1 never heard
and gloomy chamber. I f the dyna well skilled In their art that they imi him aay anything more than *yaa’ or
tated
tbe
a
met
by*
t
and
other
precious
mite bad at any time exploded the
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atones to p e rfection. Malleable. glass m ***
"That's vrimt ebnvtuces me be la
w m one o f tbe secret arts of the an
have rushed first against the unyield
• clever
Jndgv
-'
ing walls o f rock and then, seeking cients. the formal* for making it being
an outlet. It would have broken with
diminishing force against those o f tbe
zigzag passage.
So carefully bad the engineers calcu
lated tbe force of tbe explosion that
they believed that wbat remained o f
It on reaching the tunnel entrance
would automatically close tbe half open
door. No explosion took place to test
tbe theory, and experimental proof
woold bare cost the city 16.000 worth
o f dynamite.
Tbe passage from the tnnnel has
been closed with solid concrete, bnt
tbe huge cavern Is still there, hidden
deep in thy rock on which the great
city M bu^lt. Slowly, very »lowly. It
w ill All up with a silent, motionless
pool o f water,, never to reflect tbe
faintest gleam of light In time, no
She Hdded to her fellow pnsoflll-
gers. “ They say a great dale ag’inst
them porters, bnt that's a nice <eevfl
spoken young man. onyway.”
An Example of Turkish.
Bvary body who has tackled German
knows the strain o f waiting for the
verb at the end o f tbe sentence which
wUl explain what It Is all about Turk
ish goes several worse than that, giv
ing the words In almost exactly re
raise order to oar own. Sir Chart«*
ouslv, ‘Doesn't it look just like dad’s Eliot citas a* a typical Turkish sen
head when yon see it over the top tanee. “ Capital and Varna between
of hi» easy chair back?“
fanning Lloyd o f company o f Vafcsn
Several times had little Mary
looked wondennglv out o f the win
dow. watching the full moon rise.
Then h thought seemed to «tfiks
her.
“ Mamma,” she remarked ingsou-
fo r summer un-
or dark colors, real val- i o i r
uesat, per y ard ........... .
figured, in neat, pretty de- o j “
signs, 86-in. wide, per yd...<N»»H*
ing. The classes are volu n tary
rather thau com pulsory, which
is a m atter o f some regret. Y et,
when w e hear s o m a n y volu n teer*
responded a t C olum bia th at new
classes had to be added the out-
lo o k is cheerful. And n o w th a t
Colum bia has m arched t o the
rescue o f o rth o d o x spelling, it
rem ains fo r
other
p a trio tic
Am erican colleges to m arshal
thetr forces and Yielp s a v e the
English lan guage from becom in g
-> y
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torcale*— 86 inches wide, in light
R ice Cloth— In plain white and
Since th e “ D istrict S ch ool” is
t o be g iven soon, h o w w ou ld the
T h e B en ton C o u n ty C ou rier is
o u t w ith a.~ n ew head which
«h ou rs the O regon A gricu ltu ral
C o lle g e buildings in the back
g ro u n d . W ith the success scored
b y th e O. A. C. boosters in pull
in g the chestnuts from the^state
tre a s u ry a t each session o f the
legislatu re, th a t i n s t i t w t i o n
o u g h t t o m a i e A v e ry substantial
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