Kaetn are Stubborn Things
A n d one o f the m ost stu bborn
facts in sigh t to-day is this:
T o create business and to
hold business, business m en
m ust advertise.
It can no
lon ger be said th at people
never read advertisem ents.
Washin
“ W e l l hew to the line , let the chips fa ll where they may.
VOL, 1, X«». *>.
T H R E E CENTS
F O B E S T ( Í K O V K , O H E t i O N , F R I D A Y , M A Y IO, 1 *!>.">.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY.
A L E R T H O O K A N D L A D D E R CO. N o i.—
A aron W ells, p resid en t. 1 torace S tew art, vice- '
p resid en t. C. t). Roe, secretary. K 11. S appin g- i
ton, trea su rer. K. 11. Sap p in gton , ch ief. H. Ì1.
Joh n son , forem an .
H. 11. C la rk , ist assistant.
J< B a iley , 2nd assistan t.
DIRECTORY.
Besides th ose w ho m ak e m usic a spe-
T H E S C H O O L O F S C IE N C E ,
cia l stu d y, th ere are oth ers w h o desire to
T h e courses in S cie n ce are as follow s:
In-come m usician s w ho cou ld not for on e in C h e m istry and P h y sics and in N at-
S T A T IC O ! O lfW iO N .
reason or an oth er b ecom e perform ers. ural H isto ry. T h ese courses form a con-
W m . P. Lord
F o r such a course h as been a rra n g ed in tin u ous and lo g ica l series e xte n d in g
G o v e r n o r ..............................
p o r k h t g r o v e f r k k t h d u g h r l ib r a r y
H
arrison
K.
K
in
caid
S e c re ta ry o f S ta te .............
m usic is m ade an e le ctive stu dy th ro u gh o u t n e arly th ree years, b egin -
. P h illip M ctscb am an d rea d in g roo m is open ev ery T h u rs d a y and
T re a su re r ............................
G . I f ■ Irw in F rid a y aftern o o n and even in g. M rs. A. K. Bar­
ftupt. P u b lic InstrucLioii
and is a ccep ted as
an e q u iv a le n t u in g w ith th e S oph om ore year, in w h ich
k
er,
librarian
.
W. H. Leeds
» ta le P r in te r ................
C h as. K. W o lv erto n
for a certain am ount o f e le ctiv e w o rk in th e cou rse in
B io lo g y, B o tan y and
R.
S.
Bean
S u p rem e C ou rt j
F O R E S T G R O V E B A N D V l l f e f MÜt n in
th e l i t e r a r y C O U ftC *.
C ,l i t e r a l C h e m i s t r y a r e r e q u i r e d . In t h i s
F. A . M oore teen pieces. M eets W ed n esd ay an i F rid a y o f '
T . A . M cB ride each w eek . W . B ald w in , p res., L. C. G reer, sec.
J u d g e F ifth D istrict
T h e readers o f th e H a t c h e t do not j I). L. E d w ard s had ch arg e o f th e w o rk
In com m on w ith a ll first cla ss sch ools w ay th e stu den t g e ts a clea r con ception
W . N . Harriet
A tto rn e y F ifth D istric t...
need to be told o f th e m erits o f tin s in -j u n til 1891, assu m in g fu ll fin an cial re- o f m usic th ere is required o f each stu d en t o f th e p rin cip les in vo lve d , and can in tel-
FO R K ST G R O YK F IR E D K PA R TM K N T.
stitu tion w h ich is th e sp ecial p rid e o f sp o n sibility.
U n d er her in stru ctio n se e k in g a d iplom a a certa in d efin ite lig e n tly ch oose his la ter course. T h e
W A SH IN G TO N C O U N TY.
A L A R M S : - G k n f r m . A l a r m Rapid tap p in g
F o r a lm ost h a lf a j m uch in terest in th e stu d y o f m usic w as am ou n t o f lite ra ry w o rk in oth er d ep art- ch o ice o f e le ctive s w h ich are offered both
o f th e h ell. T h e locatio n o f th e fire w illb e in d i­ W ash in gto n co u n ty.
.........B. P. C o rn eliu s
cated b y th e n u m b e r o f fu ll tups g iv en b etw een ce n tu ry it h as stood for th e best typ e o f 1 developed.
Ju d ge
I11 th e fall o f 1891 M iss m ea ts in add ition to th eir w o rk in m u- in C h e m istry and B io lo g y, w ill be deter-
,
D. B. R eason er tw o g e n e ra l a la rm s corresp on d in g to th e n u m ­
C o m m issio n ers j
T. G. T od d ber o f w a rd s w h o se lim its are g iv en below .
w h at is k now n as a lib e ra l ed u cation j Bertha H ad le y w as c a lle d to th e position sic. H ere is one o f th e g re a t a d v a n ta g es m ined b y n atu ral in clin a tio n and future
......... K. B. G oodin
C a ll for d r ill— T h re e taps, p au se, th ree taps,
C lerk
and to d ay it e n jo ys a repu tatio n for tlid r -1 o f director o f th e C o n servatory at a lib- o f h a v in g a co n se rv ato ry in co n n ectio n w ork . F o r in stan ce, i f a stu den t is look-
H P. Ford p au se, th ree tap s.
S h eriff
.. K . L. M cC orm ick
C all for m e e tin g F iv e taps.
R ecorder
ou gli wo. k and gen erou s cu ltu re secon d eral sa lary and th e in stitu tio n assum ed w ith a lite ra ry in stitu tio n . In th e stu d y in g tow ards th e m ed ica l profession , he
J.W
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p
in
g
to
n
T re a su re r ...............
W A R D L IM IT S .
.G e o rg e H. W ilco x
to none on th e en tire coast. Indeed its the fin ancial resp on sib ility for th e w ork, o f the pian o m uch a tten tion is paid to can b y e le ctin g B io lo g y th o ro u g h ly
A ssessor. ..................
. ...
w . a . Bond
S ch o o l S u p erin ten d en t
F irst w a rd — N o rth o f Pacific av en u e and east good nam e is fa m iliar a m o n g edu cated
T h ree new pian os w ere added, a W eb b er te ch n iq u e and touch, upon p ro ficie n cy prep are h im se lf for th e stu d y o f m edi-
.!.. K. W ilk e s o f C o lleg e W ay.
S u r v e y o r ............................
........... W. D. W oods
C oroner
S econd w a rd — N orth o f Pacific a v en u e and people n ot o n ly on th e P a cific coast but G rand, a S te in w a y G ran d and a H alle t in w h ich d ep end s o n e ’ s a b ility to prop- cin e and do a g rea ter part o f th e w ork
b etw een C o lle g e W a y and B street.
th rou gh out th e en tire H ast. It h as the & D avis u p rig h t.
M iss H ad le y w as e rlv in terp ret and exp ress th e com posers o f th e first y e a r in m ed ica l sch ool. T h e
T h ird w ard N a y lo r ’s addition .
C IT Y O F FO R E ST G R O V E
F o u rth w ard— B etw een Pacific aven u e and 1 d istin ctio n o f b e in g on e o f th e v e r y few th orou gh ly q ualified for th e position, th o u g h t.
; B io lo g ical L a b o ra to ry is w e ll supplied
S econd a v e n u e south.
In ord er to b rin g th e m usic stu d en ts w ith specim en s for th e stu d y o f com par-
F ifth w a rd — B etw een S econd a v en u e and South w estern in stitu tion s w hose w o rk is ac- h av in g tak en th e course at th e O b erlin
M ayor ,
P ark addition .
| cred ited in A m h e rst co lleg e, for in- Couservatory and tw o years special in to tou ch w ith one a n o th er and w ith ative o steo lo g y, h istology and em bry-
Hon. S. H ughes.
S ix th w a rd —S o u th P ark ad dition .
tan ce, w ith o u t e x a m in a tio n .
U n d er tra in in g in Berlin , G erm an y, under th e rest o f th e students, p u b lic re cita ls o lo g y .
T h e C h e m ica l L a b o ra to ry is
COVNCII.MKN,
1 th ese co n d itio n s it is not stra n ge tjjjat one o f th e m ost fam ous m asters o f are g iv e n m on th ly, and private w e e k ly th o ro u g h ly eq uip ped w ith a ll th e appar-
K. B. S ap p in g ton ,
I the in stitu tion h as been o f late m a k in g th at m usical c ity . On h er resign ation re cita ls are held for th e benefit o f th e atus n ecessary for courses in G en eral
D. C. S tew art,
G eo. L. S m ith ,
i m arked progress. T h ere is a ste ad y in- at the end o f tw o years o f s u c c e s s fu l; m usic studen ts in pa rticu la r. In these C h e m istry, Q u alita tive and Q u an titativ e
C. L. L a rg e,
| crease in th e n u m b er o f stu den ts from w ork, M iss C lara W . C o oley, th e present j care is tak en in th e in terp reta tio n o f the A n a lysis and O rga n ic C h e m istry . P ro f­
T . C. M cN am er.
! y e a r to y e a r and th e ir q u a lity is o f a director o f th e C o n serva to ry, accep ted a ! a uth ors studied b oth in in stru m en t and essor W h ittle lse y , w h o has been stu d yin g
L- C. W a lk e r.
h igh order. But whafcts even m ore en- call to th at position. M iss C o o le y cam e song.
in G e rm a n y , w ill return n ext S ep tem b er
R e : o r i » f . r ,
I co u ra gin g th an th is is th e g ro w in g senti- w ith the h ig h est com m en d ation s from j T h e fo llo w in g is th e program o f th e to tak e up th is w o rk in C h e m istry. T h e
A aron W ells.
I m tn t in fa vo r o f com plete courses. A som e o f th e le a d in g m u sician s o f la st re cita l g iv e n b y som e o f th e pu pils b u ild in g h eretofore know ’n as th e C o lle g e
T r e a su r e r .
j m uch la rg e r p ercen tage th an ever before A m erica. S h e received h er prep aratory j o f th e C o n serva to ry, M on d ay p. m . in B u ild in g w ill be used h ereafter for a
J. C. G reer.
| are en terin g th e courses le a d in g to d e­ train in g in m usic a t th e N ew E n g la n d th e A ssem b ly H all. It w as p u b lic and B io lo g ical and C h e m ical L ab o ra to ry,
M arshal ,
c r e e s w ith th e fu ll purpose o f co n tin u in g C o n servatory, Boston, and th en spent th e room w as filled w ith an in terested and to th is end it w ill be rem odeled
John S trip lin .
j to the end. T h e A ca d e m y class w h ich five years in th e S m ith C o lle ge .School and ap p re cia tive aud ien ce.
an d fitted up. T h e c o llectio n s can th en
F ire W arden
K B. S a p p itigton
| w ill finish th is sp rin g th e courses pre- o f M usic o f N orth am pton , M ass. H er R o g u is h n e ss..........................................L a n g e be d isp la ye d to b e tte r a d v a n ta g e and
.J u stice o f th e Peace 1
S. H i g h e i .........
C o n sta b le :
i paratory to e n terin g co lleg e n um bers broad and th orou gh k n o w led g e o f the
th erefore be m ore useful.
i ; . B. S appiiiK ton ..
F le a nor R ussell.
.John B r.ilcv, »
tw en ty-five.
h isto ry and scien ce o f m usic, to g e th er T h e »Song o f B lan ch e A lp e n .......... G lo v e r
.School
D
irectors
K . H yde,
[
j
T h e m ost ta n g ib le sign o f^ ad v an ce - w ith her a b ility as a pian ist, e m in e n tly
Yo un g Men’s State Republican Club.
G e j. L : m ith .I
G e ò rg ie Y o u n g .
C le rk !
A aro n SV -1 a
| m ent, in th e w ay o f eq uip m en t appears fit her for th e position she h old s. T h e C ap rice E s p a g n o l............................S ch m o ll
T h e m ee tin g o f th e sta te clu b in P o rt­
...........
S
up
t.
o
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Sch
ools
:
T . J. T h o rp , A. M
! in th e M arsh M em orial H a ll w h ich w ill vocal m usic is un der th e ch arg e o f Mrs.
lan d M ay 22 prom ises to be th e la rg e st
G ertru d e M arsh.
be read y for th e com m en cem en t e x e r­ H arriet I). M cC lella n d , u n der w’hose in ­ I m p a tie n c e ........................... C u rsclim an n I g a th e rin g o f rep u b lica n s ever assem bled
C h u rch D irecto ry.
cises at th e co m in g a n n iv ersa ry. T h e struction th is side o f th e w ork is m eetin g
in O regon in a re p resen ta tive ca p a city.
R ose Pow’ell.
school has co m p letely ou tgrow n th e old very e n co u rag in g progress.
M rs. M c­ S a n s S o u c i............................................... K le in A t th is m ee tin g d ele g ate s to th e N a­
CON G R KG A T IO N A L C H U R C H .
recitation h alls w h ich h ave served th eir C lellan d h as had la rge exp e rie n ce as a
A . R o g er s , P astor .
tio n al R ep u b lica n L ea gu e m ee tin g at
Ju liu s Y o u n g .
S e rv ic e s e v e ry S u n d a y at u a m. am i 8 p. m
purpose for the last forty years. T h e teacher. A fte r several years o f m usical T h e K i n g ..............................................H a w le y C le ve la n d , June 19th, w ill be elected ,
S u n a y sch ool a fte r m orn ini? service.
a cco m p a n y in g cu t o f th e new H a ll giv e s stu dy in Boston un der som e o f th e best
S ocu.i m eetin g s e v e ry T h u rs d a y e v e n in g at
and steps w ill be tak e n to put th e clu b
Mrs. L lo yd .
Bright Prospects—Its ( 'onservatory of Music— which'
* School of Science.
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P ioneer S tables .
RIGS FOB . . .
Commercial Men,
Huniers and
Fishers
. . . A Speciali}".
Headquarters for
Tillamook Stage
H. B. JOHNSON, PROP
8 o ’c ock.
Y o u n g p e o p le ’s m eetin g o n e h o u r before S u n ­
d a y e v e n in g service.
.S tra n g e rs a re a lw a y s c o rd ia lly w elcom ed ,
M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L C H U ftC H .
K e v . D. A. W a t t e r s , P a s t o r .
S e rv ic e s e v e ry S un day ::t 11 a. m . an d 8:30p. m.
S u n a y sch ool at 12.15 P- m. J u n io r le a g u e e v er)
S u n ia y a t 4 p. m. Kpvvottli le a g u e a t 6:30 p. m.,
Sun la'y. P ra y e r ty e c tin g 7:30 p. in., T h u rsd a y.
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
R e g u la r serv ic e ev e ry S u n d a y at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. S u n d a y sch ool a t 10 a. m. A aro n
W e lls , vul»t. P ra y e r m e e tin g T h u rs d a y even
in g a t 7:3o p. m. Sr. Y P. S. C. K. S u n d a y even
inR a* 6:30 p. m. Jr. Y. 1*. S. C- K. S u n d a j
u!:e: ti * 11 at 4 p. in. S y lv ia K d w ard s, p resid en t
T h e p u b lic a rc c o rd ia lly in v ited to a ll th e s e
m e e tin g s .
FOREST (¡ROVE HOTEL
M R S S L O A N ’S
T h e C o m m ercial T ra v e le r’s H om e
T h e p lace to stop w hen
in tow n
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I 1 L M v tV o I u K U v r,
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B A P T IS T C H U R C H .
F. E . S c o f i k l d , P a s t o r
Se rv ic e s 011 th e first atul th ird S u n d a y o f tlr t j
m on th rt 11 a in am i 7 30 p in. S u n d a y sch ool at
10 a in 'Vach S u n d ay. Wm Robb, s u p e rm :i len t.
1-,
1
ta g on T h a r» i a y e v e n in g at
’offt O f l l o o f F o r e s t G r o v e .
: W. H cbosi . ky . p . m
A R R IV A L
AND
D F .P A R T t ’ KIC O F
M A IL S .
une.
'ime to clean house,
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r u p i.'U ’ rt t l u i t
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furniture, lay a new
floor covering, put on some |
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W illi
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Depart» I buy so me stylish curtains.
Time to see Smith about it Li
a fair represen tation o f th e gen eral o u t­
and see how cheaply
lin es o f th e b u ild in g but a v ery im p erfect
you can purchase—
id ea o f th e m assive b e a u ty o f th e struc-
all on account of the
| lure. T h e m ate ria l o f its con stru ction
times.......................
is b rick and a b lu ish sand ston e from a
T o an 1 from P ortlan d an d a ll poin ts:
6:25 a. m. A rriv e s 9:30 a. m.
T o C o rv a llis , S alem an 1 ail p o in ts on th e W est
S id e :n D c p a r ts s.25 a. in. A rriv e s <t 30 p. ai.
T o u r e e n ^ lle . M an n in g, B uxton ant^ V eçn on ia:
A r r iv a s 12 m. D eparts i p. .1«.
L i t ¡.' tS o c i e t i e s .
A. .O. U. W. F orest G ro v e Lodge. No.
60, A. O. U. W ., m eets e v e ry T uesdav
e v en in g in O dd F e llo w s ’ h u ll.
So
jo u rn irig b reth ren c o rd ia lly in v ited to
a tte n d n u tt in g s .
Joe Bailey,*,M . W ., W. C.
H oyt, recor ler.
4 . V.
UW
■ fl
K . o f P .— D e lp h o s L o d g e No. 39, K. o f P.
m eets ev e ry S a tu rd a y e v e n in g in Ma-
son ic h a ll. A lt m em b ers Of th is or-
g a n ir a t o n a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to
• tte iif! ou r m eetin g s. J. S. B u x to n , C. C ., J. II
W esoott. K . o f R. S.
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H O L B R O O K L O D G E . No. 30. A . F am i
A. M.. m eets in its h a ll th e T h u rs d a y
on o r before th e fu ll m oon o f each
m on th . C h as. H in es. W . M. Geo-.
, S ec’ ?.
.9
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F o rest G ro ve .
U N D E R T A K IN G .
F O R E S T G R O V E L O D G E . No. n o . I.
O. G. T ., m eets e v e r y S a tu rd a y in I. O.
G . T h a ll. V isitin g m em b ers in v ited .
L. C. W a lk er. C. T .
Mr«. A lice Pratt,
S e c re ta ry .
6 K S T G R O V E C A M P . No. 98. W oodm en 6 f
orld. m eets in Odd F e llo w s h a ll ev e ry first
Jnr.l snt ird av
V isitin g n e ig h b o rs in vited
P C la rk . C. C S. G. M organ . C lerk .
f. B M A T T H E W S PO ST. No. 6, G . A . R..
m eets in M asonic h all (h e Hist and th ird W ed ­
n esd ays o f each m on th .
E lia s S m ith . P. C,
O. K. D ow ns, A dj.
C O L U M B IA L O D G E . No. 11. D. o f H.. m eets
in Odd F e llo w s h a ll, th e th ird T u e s d a y o f each
m onth
M rs. R d. B uxton . C . o f H. M rs. J. T.
S h an n on . Sec.
DH LPHA TE M PLE .
m eets in M ason ic h all
W ed n esd a ys o f each
b ers w elcom ed .
Mrs.
M rs. G eo. S m ith . M. o f
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Bought of J. D. Rode
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W A S H IN G T O N Y .O D C K , N o . .8,
1 O. O. F.\ m eets in its h a ll ev e ry
M on day ev en in g . V isitin g b ro th ­
ers w elcom ed. A . T . K n o x , N. G.
eal, Rec. S e c ’y.
...................
F O R E S T K E B K K A H LO D G E . No. 44.
I. o . O. F., m eets in Od l F e llo w s h ail
on th e fir.-t and th ird W ed n esd ay o f
each m onth. V isitin g m em b ers wel-
Mrs. H. B B rya n t, N. G.
A lic e Mc-
N a m c1. . Rec. S ec’y.
f .
-
W e g iv e special atten tion to
I
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G E O . S M IT H
No. 7. R ath bo n e Sisters,
th e second an 1 fourth
m on th . V isitin g m em ­
S o p h ie S m ith . M. H. C.
R. and C.
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J h M A T T H E W S PO ST. No. II. W om en f
R eliJt' C orp s, m eets alte rn a te T h u rsd a y s, M ay
3-17. u c . . ii» Odd F e llo w s h a ll. M rs. E liza Cros-
le y , P res M rs. M fy a E. G re e r. S e c ’ y.
M .K I N L K Y R E P U B L IC A N C L U B — F or th r
a d va n c em en t o f R ep u b lican in tere sts h e re and
etse vh -re. M eetin g s on ca ll. G en . T. J. T h o rp ,
p resid en t. A u stin C ra ig , secretary .
W . C. T . U — L o cal b ran ch m eets is la n d 3rd
T u e s d a y aftern o o n s at 3 o ’clo c k in W oods ik
C ap llrs' h a ll.
M rs E. H M arsh. Pres., M rs.
P ,« tt S ec’ y.
.
IS always
tender
and
n e ig h b o rin g q u arry.
T h e b u ild in g is
three stories in h e ig h t above th e base­
m en t and its d im en sion s 143 b y 70 feet.
T h e first floor is d evoted to re citation
room s, th e P resid e n t’ s office an d a re­
ception room . T h e com m od iou s assem ­
bly’ room is 011 tlie secon d floor and ex-
i ten ds up th ro u gh th e th ird sto ry term in-
! a tin g in an open ce ilin g w h ich consists
o f a series o f arches, g iv in g to th e w h o le
a v c ry fl!lc c ffe r t . T h is room occu pies
W a lt z .................................................... S ch m o ll
F d itli R an som .
j F orest W o r s h ip ......................................... A b t
G race S tre e ter
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A n n a R oe.
E n tran ce to th e F o r e s t............ S ch u m an n
M rs. A tw e ll.
O n e o f the ad van tag es o f s tu d y in g in a
C o n serva to ry o f M usic is the in c e n tiv e
th a t is g iv e n to stu d en ts b y th e ir d a ily
con tact w ith each o th er and th e freq u en t
op p o rtu n ity to perforin b efore o th e r
m em b ers o f th e class. T h is is d on e in
| th e p riv a te recitals w h ich are h e ld , in
w h ich eve ry pu pils tak e s part w h eth e r
I he is a b e gin n er or ad van ced . E v e r y
pu pil is also exp ected to ta k e p a rt in a
: p u b lic recita l at least on ce each term .
; B esid es th e P u p ils’ R e cita ls, o th ers are
g iv e n in w h ich th e teach er p la y s th e
w h o le program , in tersp ersin g it w ith
in stru ctio n s co n ce rn in g form , p h ra se ­
o lo g y , e tc ., and c a llin g upon th e p u p ils
teachers» oi tiiat c ity site iiaii ch arg e o f to d ete ct th em es, m otifs, etc.
O n e o f th e features o f th e V o c a l D e ­
th e m usic, in stru m en tal and v o cal, at
D en m ark A ca d e m y, D en m ark , Iow a. p artm en t th is y e a r h as been th e ta lk s 011
Site also ta u g h t for th ree years th e v o cal so n g form s in w h ich h av e been tak e n up
m usic in th e W estern F e m a le S em in ary, and illu strated th e first th ree o f th e six
O xford , O h io , and la ter assisted in the d istin ct typ es in to w h ich son g form s
j m a y be divid ed . O ne R e cita l w as g iv e n
C on servatory at T ab or, Iowa.
! to th e S im p le B allad and th e R e cita tiv e .
A IM S A N D M E T H O D S,
! A n o th e r defined and a n a lyzed th e A ria
T h is d ep artm en t h as for its o b je ct the a m i S cen a w ith th e fo llo w in g se le ctio n s
lo gical an d sym m e trica l d evelop m en t o f as illu stration s,
th e m usical facu lties, and it m ust neces- j o h , H ad I J u b a l’s L v r e
.......... H an d el
sa rily th erefor be ed u ca tio n al in its
M iss S tew art.
m ethod and results.
M erely m usical O h , R est in th e L o rd
M endelssohn
! tech n iq u e, th en , is not th e w h o le o f the
M iss Jones.
| m atter. Ind eed fo r som e in d iv id u a ls it W ith V erdu re C la d ............................ H ayd n
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th e g a lu r y w h ich inns these facts, and th a t a ll w h o are niusi- I^et th e B rig h t S e ra p h im . .
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its east end an d th e o th er room s | cian s do not perform and v ice versa,
M iss S tew art.
class Butcher Shop, I across
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w h ich m a v be th row n in to con n ectio n ^as b rou gh t to lig h t th e im p ortan ce o f w h e n Y o u ’re A b sen t.
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handline O l l l y the b e s t , with it, a se a tin g c a p a c ity o f 1000. 'I he ^ ,e stu dy o f m usic as a part o f a finished
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secon d floor also co n tain s th e lib ra ry , a |
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at rock bottom prices. large r ta d in g room and room s for th e | cian s o f th e h ig h er ord er m ust n eed s be |
M iss Stew art.
H istory, E n g lish L ite ratu re and L a tin i f u l l y anfl sy m m e trica lly d evelop ed m e n - 1 W h ile these are selection s
Call and see him . . . . classes. On th e th ird floor th e en tire j f a^y* e ^8e th e ir presence as m em b ers o f a tei pieces o f grea t com posers and
north en d o f th e b u ild in g is occu pied by
N ext the H a t c h k t office,
an a rt room w h ile th e south en d furn ishes
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tw o e le g a n t room s fo r th e use o f th e lit­
F o r est G rove .
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erary societies.
T h e b u ild in g w ill be
h eated th ro u g h o u t b y h ot w ater and
N o ta ry P u b lic
F ire and A ccid en t In su ran ce
lig h te d b y e le ctricity . A lto g e th e r it is
J u stic e o f th e Peace
Loans, C ollection s
believed , th a t for b e a u ty and th e co m ­
pleten ess o f its ap p oin tm en ts M arsh |
H all tak e s ran k w ith th e best co lleg e 1
b u ild in g s in A m erica.
Perh aps no oth er d ep artm en ts in th e !
in stitu tio n w ill find m ore re lie f in th e i
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th e C o n serva to ry o f M usic and th e tic- so cie ty o f w h ich m uch is d em an d ed is w iitte n tor e xcep tio n a l voices o f w orld
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General Fire Insurance
. . . and Loan Broker.
org an izatio n in th is sta te in b etter shape
for effe ctiv e w o rk . A rra n g e m en ts h ave
been m ad e w ith th e S o u th e rn P a cific for
a roun d trip rate o f on e and on e-third
fare. A fu ll rate tic k e t w ill be p u rch ased
to P o rtlan d and a ce rtifica te secu red from
th e a g e n t w ith th e tic k e t. T h is ce rtifi­
ca te w ill be co u n tersign ed b y th e secre­
tary at th e co n ve n tio n and th en w ill e n ­
title th e h old er to p u rch ase a return
tic k e t th e d ay after th e co n v e n tio n at
o n e -tliird fare on th e S o u th e rn P a cific.
T h e se cre ta ry w ill co u n tersig n tic k e ts
fo tjd s it o r s as w ell as d ele gate s, so th a t
a ll m àysh av e th e b e n e fit o f th e
rate.
Accident a 4 the Dormitory.
S a tu rd a y aftern o o n som e o f th e b oys at
th e D o rm ito ry w ere e n g a g e d in tra n s­
ferrin g th e ro o f o f an old b u ild in g to th e
fram e o f a w ood sh ed . A la rg e section
h ad been cu t off, m oved to its position
and sta y ed th ere and a n o th er piece w as
b e in g p u t up w h en th e b ra cin g cam e
dow n before th e b o ys cou ld g e t out o f its
w ay. M r. B u rscll w as stu n n e d b ut soon
recovered con sciou sn ess an d is all rig h t
a g ain . Mr. S h ia c h re ce iv ed
several
severe bru ises and th re e o r four cu ts on
th e face and sid e o f h is head but no
serious in ju ry and w as a b le to be abou t
th e sam e e v e n in g a fte r h is w ou n ds had
been dressed. T h e th ird o f th e p a rty
d id not escap e so lig h t ly b ut b ro k e b oth
b on es o f his rig h t leg. T h e lim b w as set
M on d ay a fte r th e sw e llin g h ad gon e
d ow n so as to a d m it o f it and th e p a tie n t
is p ro gressin g fin e ly. B ad as th e a c c i­
d en t w as it w as a n arrow escap e from
one m uch m ore serious.
Stolen (¡noils Found.
M on d a y
D ep u ty
S h e r iff
John
M cN am er and Mr. M atlo ck b ro u g h t in
m ore o f th e go o d s stolen from B rig g s &
C o 's store at D ille y so m e tim e ago.
T h e y w ere found e ach in ou t o f th e w a y
p la ces in th e w oods b ack o f th e old
L o u sign o u t place. 16 p airs o f shoes,
jo lbs. o f to b acco , and a n u m b er o f pairs
o f sh ears w ere part o f th e find w h ich
w ith
p rev io u s
ca p tu re s
p r a c tic a lly
a cco u n ts for a ll th e m issin g goods.
Sunday School Delegates.
D e le ga te s to th e S u n d a y sch ool co n ­
v en tio n at I’o rtian d from th e C h ristia n
S u n d a y S ch o o l w ere M iss N e llie W ood s,
M rs. B elle W a lk e r and Jo h n B eal; from
th e M eth od ist; Mr. W . W . B reeden, M iss
F lo w e r, Mis# L a u ra H o yt and M r. John
S tra it.
H I L L S B O R O .......................O r e g o n , p a rtm en t o f S cien ce. T h e itevelop m en t poorly j usti fieri.
w id e fam e, th at fact sh ou ld not d eter us
True.
o f th ese d ep artm en ts is o f c o m p a ra tiv e ly \ in th is in stitu tion th erefor, m u ch a t - : from stu d y in g th em an d b e co m in g ac-
Y o u c a n 't p ick up a
recent d ate and a b rie f se ttin g forth o f tention is giv en to coord in ate studies, q u ain te d w ith th e ir b eau ty,
:uie jo u rn a l now
H E C O N I) H A N D
th eir w ork and plan s m a y be o f in terest. T h ese in clu d e H arm o n y and T h e o ry, in-
T h e n e x t ta lk on son g form s w ill be on a-d ays th a t d o e sn 't co n tain p o sitive assur-
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from th e trad e ce n ters o f th e
elu d in g C o u n terp oin t, A n a lysis and th e th e G
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F I U N I T I HE
SOLD .
C O N S E R V A T O R Y O F M l S is
co u n try th a t th e re v iv a l o f buisiess and
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T h e C o n serva tory o f
M usic w as
By m eans o f these studies th e student
T he aud ien ces at th e variou s re cita ls p ro sp erity is at h a n d . P o rt T o w n sen d
estab lish ed in iHhs b y th e fo llo w in g learns to un derstan d th e u n d e rlyin g giv en th rou gh ou t th e y e a r h av e been Leader.
A l l l.ini-a in S t o c k .
form al resolution , " l l i a t th e hoard o f p rin cip les o f com position , m odu lation lim ited o n ly b y th e ca p a city o f th e i
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tru stees does h ereb y estab lish a school and accom p an im en t, anil t«> use them assem b ly room . H ereafter th e auditor-
W f A r e O n e.
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. o f m usic to be k n o w n as T h e C onserva- to h is ow n accoun t
In stu d y in g th e ium o f M arsh H all w ill Ire used fo r th is
A good m an y o f th e R e p u b lica n papers
! to ry o f M usic, th a t it be in ch arg e o f th e H. story o f m usic, the d evelop m en t o f th e purpose and th ere w ill he room for all o f th e sta te th in k th e Y o u n g M en ’s R e ­
•IKSSK H L A K E K ,
T h ird
fio rir
te ach e r or teach ers, w ith th e presiden t m usical id ea in th e hum an m ind and its w h o m ay be in terested to com e. P rom p u b lica n C lu b a t P ortlan d , M ay ia ,
o f Tualatin A ca d em y and P acific L'niver- exp ression b y m eans o f in stru m en t and tim e to tim e recitals w ill
be g iv e n by sh ou ld n ot he a d o ll ahow .— C a p ita l
F O R E S T ( i K O \ I',, sity as P residen t o f th e F a c u lt y ." Mrs. song is follow ed ou t.
artists from abroad.
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