w
Our heaters are going
like hot cakes. Come in
while our line is complete.
We can give you a better
stove for the money than
the other fellow.
)} F LA * h ^
U N l^£fi54<
The famous Universal range will give you entire sat­
isfaction for twenty years. This range is m^de by scienti­
fic workmen who know their business. A written guar­
antee goes with each range so you take no chances what­
ever.
Choppers
Supplies
$ 2 7 tO $ 5 5
SPECIAL PRICES
We are overloaded on farm trucks and will
make a special price this month only. Come in
and look them over.
Wood
Simonds’ saws, horse shoe sledges
and wedges, Collins & Adkins axes.
We carry a well assorted line
of goods in these lines.
We have a nice line of shot
guns both single and double barrel
and repeating shot guns. Don’t
fail to get our prices before you
buy.
Doors,
Moulding
We always have on hand a full stcc’c of win­
dows and doors. Our moulding is the best
money can buy no knots or cross-grain sticks.
Notice!
We pay spot, cash for our
goods and we give you the
advantage of the cash dis-
counL.
PLOWS
CANTON and SYRACUSE
Come in and let us show you the
best plow you ever saw. They
are guaranteed to turn any soil.
M.
PETERSON
&
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
The house that is satisfied only when you are.
liB M iifc
After several line bucks without any colleges. It is the aim of the Public M iss W aggo n«r in B erlin
gains for either side, Capt. I Speaking Department to choose an all Miss Wilma Waggener has
„ ,,
D .
.• | Waterman was carried off the field and ’round man. A man capable of meet- i commenced her work in Berlin.
Lifted fro m the W eekly Index, the College Publication K
|lot TOCJ|Icd
ing a rebuttal argument as well as one Miss *Wagener lias been first as­
[ our 55 yard line.
that is competent to make a good con­ sistant in the piano deparrment
FOOT-BALL SEASON OPENS
game was unfavorable to us, we need ln the 2nd half, although our team structive case. In the local tryout to ( during the past three years and
not lose heart, for out of defeat, often was weakened> both teams played more select these teams different contestants' also has done graduate work un­
Portland tti'ili School Team Defeats | comes victory. We must consider the vjg0r0usly and put up a much more in- will be pitted against each other. The ! der Prof. Chapman.
tl*e ’Varsity Team l>y Score, of fact that the team has only been to- teresting game. "Big Sam” made 20 man capable of meeting his opponent! Together with Miss Wilbert a
o f tw °
j father a week< and not havinK the ad* yards through the visitors’ line and Jim in the forceful style of a rebuttal speak- j talented young teacher, and Miss
a sister of Reginald
With colors flying and amid the v‘ce and gu>dance °f a coach, they did \yard added io m0re, by a run around er will be the one that will win out. | Hidden
Hidden,
the
violinist, Miss Wag­
strains of the “ P. U. Victory” song, | wel1 t0 keeP the score as low as they the left end. The high school team The college tryout last year consisted \ gener left Portland
on her long
was penalized about 45 yards on three of fourteen competitors; it is thought journey.
the wearers of the crimson and the d'd-
black were given a warm welcome as i Coach Hahn was on the field and forward passes, which were unsuccess-1 that the coming contest will equal if This party of musicians left
they came upon the gridiron to open j saw our weak points, and when he be- ful and when time was called, the ball not surpass the one of last year. In Portland in July and went to
B. C., where they
the foot-ball season with the eleven I gins his work with the men next Mon- was on their 20 yard line.
oratory the prospects are most gratify­ Vancouver,
took
the
Canadian
I’aciuc across tin*
0; interest in Scotland, England
from the Portland high school.
| day. he will be in a position to remedy Capt. Waterman and Jim Ward are ing. The large class of last spring^in continent. On reaching
Montreal
they
j ^ Ire )a n d
Notwithstanding the heat of the sun i all faults and strengthen the team in suffering from injured knees but with a oratory is the basis of material for this j were greatly surprised to find that l)r. j
few days’ rest, both will don their contest. No less than seventeen peo- : and Mrs. McClelland, formelly of Pa- They are now settled in Berlin and
aud the dust of the field, enthusiasm j general.
was kept at high pitch throughout the McKinley and Latourette were the “ mole skins” and will be in shape to pie have ritten orations. The unus- i cific University, would sail with them Miss Waggener writes that sle has
entire game. At no time did the men j star players for the visitors, both mak- show the team from Portland academy ual interest that has been manifested 1 to England. Before settling down to commenced her work under Eisenberg.
on either team show lack of spirit or jng big gains around our ends. Law- an interesting time next Saturday.
!n this line is sure of some good results, j the work for the winter, the party made She expects to make this year a time
aggressiveness. Although Capt. Water-1 rence and J. Ward made good yardage The line-up was as follows:
The different orations are upon live a number of excursions, visiting many of hard study and advancement.
HIGH SCHOOL subjects of the day, something that is
man and Williams were carried from through the opponents’ line and Dick PACIFIC
C
Gerspeach, practical, something that concerns the The attendance in the bible classes is Dr. Boggess has been burning mid­
the field, our men fought like Trogans, Abraham, although a new man at the McCoy,
Bryant,
R
G
Ross,
and made the opposition fight hard game. tackeleJ his man like a veteran,
welfare of the American citizen. Wil­ greater than ever before. There are night oil for the past few weeks, work­
Mills,
L
G
Arnold,
for all their gains..
With a little coaching “Bro” Dick will
liam E. Gwynn who tied for second two classes in “ The Teachings of ing on “The Faculty Joke Book,”
C.
Ward,Waterman,
R
T
Smith,
‘ College spirit” was much in evi-1 make a strong player.
place in the state contest last year will Jesus,” two in “ The Life of Christ,” which he hopes to have published
L T Shearer, again be a factor to be considered in 1 and a large class in the Acts and epis­ sometime in the near futu e. The
dence as was shown by the large crowd The h¡gh
made most Qf their Uwrence,
of co-eds, who kept the grand stand yardage fcy quarterback runs and good C. Ward. Gwynn, R E Dabney, the contest of next January. A larger j tles led by Prof. Taylor whom the coin book will be a valuable addition to any
echoing and re-echoing w.th their in-. ¡nter(erence but at n0 time were they R- Abraham,
L E Hickson, number of young ladies than ever be mittee was very fortunate in getting as library and should be in the hands of
R H Hastings,Capt fore have entered the race for oratori­ a leader. The meeting next week each student as a reference book.
spiring songs as our men fought to ^ tQ make any noticeable gains J. Ward,
keep the leather oval out of their tern- through our line. 0ur team failed to D Abraham. William»,L H McKinley, cal honors. It is this keen competi- j will be led by Mr. Virgil Waterman ou Dont fail to get one.
F Meier,
tion that will secure Pacific our true Tuesday evening from 7:15 to 8.
tory. The high school men were not p-jt up (he inter(„ eDCe) which U s0 Humphreys,
Miss Francts Abernethy has passed
Q B Latourette. eiete.
1 the library examination with much
without sympathizers, as a large dele- j necessary jn (hjs garae. However, Ferrln’
Mr. Lyman, a graduate of Whitman credit and has been admitted to the
gation of "rooters” accompanied their (
and Humphreys bucked the I
IVAN B. RHODES ADDRESS
team, and showed much enthusiasm visitors’ line several times and made W ILL MEET WHITMAN AND IDAHO
•>7, is now student secretary at the | sjaf| Q( the Portland Public Library.
throughout the contest.
U. O. Association. He will give some Prof Boyd head 0, [he physics de­
yardage.
P acific D ebates Inland E m p ire In­ Large. Hotly o f S tu d en ts P re s e n t. attention to the colleges of the Wiliam panrnent of the Portland high school,
Although the score in Saturday’s good
In the first half the high school re­ stitu tio n s. O ra to ric a l P ro sp e c ts
Ivan B. Rhodes, the state secretary ette Valiev this year and plans to visit j ^
bmh sides a sq,lare deai in ref-
O ratif» ing
ceived the ball from Pacific and were
of the Y. M. C. A., visited the Asso­ them monthly. Mr. Lyman ^visited j ereein(f ,he foot.ball game Saturday.
forced to punt on the third down; Pa- For the fim tiœe win pacific Uni- j ciation last Tuesday and addressed a Pacific last Saturday and Sunday.
We thoroughly believe in
cifie
punted back to the visitors 20 versjty meet the state university of large audience. Mr. Rhodes is very Much practicable help was secured Herbert McNutt, a former member
the present values of
yard
line.
Latourette and McKinley Idaho ¡n public debate. We at once much pleased at the work done by the from him by the Cabinet and Commit­ Of the ’10 class. |T» s married Wednes­
Oregon land. But if you
day to Miss Emma :**aehr. Miss Starl'f
of the high school team, then made reaü2e the importance of meeting these Association this year. A larger enroll­ tees.
Uf^ A rT to S E L L
was one of Professor Chapman s mod
gains of 20 and 25 yards respectively. twQ |arge institutions in a forensic con- ment and greater attendance at all the
pramising violin players.
The
ball
was
then
on
our
20
yard
line,
tMt
A
different
plan
than
heretofore
meetings.
This
shows
already
the
The
students
are
glad
to
see
anoth­
LIST your place with
the
3d
down
and
1
foot
to
gain.
The
pursued
„
t0
be
used
in
.eiecting
the
Miss Farnham was in Portland S t-
hard,
conscientious
work
done
by
the
er
sophomore
added
to
the
ranks,
Mr
US.
visitors kept the ball but lost it, as they respective teams, that will meet these 1 Cabinet and different committees. Allen of the onion country.
urday.
We have a large ac­
were unable to break through our de­
quaintance east and are fense. Pacific took the ball and on the
first p’.ay it was fumbled, picked up by
now figuring on a col­
one of the visitors and carried over our
onization scheme.* W ill
line for a touch-down. McKinley’s
want at least 1000 acres.
attempt (or a goal was successful and
Call and we will explain.
the score stood 6 against us. Williams
received
blow on the head and was
0EG0N LAND CO. unable to a continue
in the game and
Forest Grove
Oregon
D.ck Abraham was put in his place.
Doings
at
Pacific
University | material