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HOYT, The FURNITURE MAN
A Costumer ii\ Old Mission Style
Perfect material, workmanship and finish, sells in
the city of Portland for $6.00. Sells at our store
for
$ 4 .6 5
A Tabourette in Golden, Malachite,
Green or Weathered Mission
Style.
A Select Line of Lace Curtains
small lots of each pattern.
new stock. At from
All are new styles and
8 5 c to $ 4 .5 0
A Magazine and Book Rack—an
Elegant Case,
finished in Weathered, Golden or Malachite Green
— sold generally at $3.50. At only
Best waxed finish, 18 inches high, square or round
top at only
$ 1 .6 5
Remember
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$2.45
Several new Patterns in the Shack-
ford Smyrna Rug
31x56 inches— Reversible (both sides alike) with
long fringe at ends, at
we have new styles and new stock— the best of
everything at prices no more than charged for the
common kind.
$1.50 8 2.00
Hoyt , The Furniture
Paterson Bldg. Forest Grove
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D o in g s
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P a c ific
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L ifted From th e W e e k ly Index, the C o lleg e Publication
TRIANGULAR DEBATE.
B a s k e t Ball.
The football season is drawing to a
W h i t m a n , W i l l a m e t t e a n d P a c i f i c close at Pacific and basket ball is the
C om p o s* t h e L e a g u e . " I m m i ­
j next athletic feature. Last year our
g r a t i o n ” 1» T h e m e .
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team was very successful losing only
Plans for the triangular debate be-1 one game during the season. That
tween Whitman college, Willamette , we can do as good work this year is
University and Pacific University are cerUin for every first team man is back
rapidly nearin b their completion. At tQ his 0,d position besides there are
a meeting held at McMinnville Satur- good jast , econd men wbo wj[| gjve
day representatives of Willamette and j the fi„t te»m , close run for honors.
Pacific decided upon the general ques
O. A. C., the University of Oregon,
tion for debate. The question has and McMinnville colleges have not
been submitted to Whitman for final joined the league this year and plenty
wording. By this means much time of games can be arranged with these
will be saved in deciding upon a ques- teams. Practice is the one essential
tion for debate. The genera! question thing of , team and ,his means men
decided upoD by Willamette and Pa must be on the floor willing to submit
cific is “ Immigration.” What phase to coaching.
of this will be debated remains to bej
decided by Whitman.
C o llett« N o te s
It is thought by the Debate Council
Miss Hartley went to Corvallis Fri­
that the triangular debate will prove day.
much more satisfactory than two single
Miss Jennie Rasmusen was in Port­
debates on different subjects. By this
land Friday.
plan each institution will have two
Miss Frances Abernethy spent Sun-
teams, one working on the negative
and the other on the affirmative of the
question. This will lessen the work
for each team and make possible good
practice debates and good training in
rebuttal work. This plan also insures
a fair statement of the question and an
equal chance to each institution as far
as the question is concerned.
The tryout at which the members
of the two teams will be chosen will
occur some time before the holidays.
The following are the officers and
members of the Debate Council for
this year. W. N. Ferrin, president;
Esther Silverman, secretary and treas­
urer; Helen Chandler, S. B.¡Lawrence,
G. A. Clapp, William Gwynn. A. C.
Allen, Prof. Orr, Prof. F. C. Taylor.
d*y a* home.
Miss Bain spent Saturday and Sun
fa y
Portland,
Prof. Bridwell of O. A
friends at P. U. Sunday.
C. visited
Miss Ruth Fitch has returned to
school after a few days of illness.
Saturday Pacific University’s foot
ball team will meet Albany college.
Miss MjTa Montgomery, T. A. ’03,
was visiting Miss Chandler last week.
Charley Ward is limping around this
week on account of a sprained ankle.
Geo. Lounsbery, the well known
athlete formerly of Willamette Univer­
sity has registered at O. A. C.
University of Washington’s boating
The Seniors have adopted the class
pins of the class of ’07. The only e r ^ s have commenced t-aining for the
change will be ’08 placed on the pin contest with Stanford University.
instead of ’07. It is hoped by this
The O. A. C. cadets have received
action that other classes will take up new rifles direct from the arsenal.
the idea and make a college pin out of The same model that is in use in the
it.
I U. S. regular army,
es and ided w
Principal H. L. Bates went to Al­
Criminal Court Docket.
I Richard Beamish.........North Hillsboro Sylvester Reeder......................Reedvill Jsclrs> ^ ^
bany Friday evening to act as judge on
Humphrey Boyd.......................... D illtp^ de- ». He
Following is the criminal docket for Michael Fitzsimmons.........Beaverdam
delivery for the Pacific Interstate Pro­ the November term of circuit court, to 1 Kugene Sciller, surveyor. . . . Beaverton Ole Oleson.................................... West Butt
-ower h
i George Meyer.........................Corneliu
hibition Oratorical contest.
hairma
date:
T G Meacham......................... Mountain
Walter H oge......................Forest Grov be a aat the
Mr. G. A. Clapp went to McMinn­
State of Oregon vs August Rossi; Cyrus J Mendenhall...................Buxton
O O Donaldson...........South Hillsbor'nv'K* icquaint
ville Saturday to meet the representa­ selling liquor to minor.
Henry Vanderzanden.....................Dairy
Chas H uppert.......................................... Dille A've*
.111 give
tive of Willamette and select the ques­
State of Oregon vs Andrew Hoe- R N Varley,liveryman . . .S Forest Grove
C
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Johnson...............
North
Hillsbor
ms
■th*
reth; rape.
tion for the triangular debate.
Wm Ranard................... South Taulatin
Fred Strum.................................... East Butt
¿ote
State of Oregon vs J. A. Baker; sell­ Frynk A Bennett.. . North Forest Grove
Chafing dish party was given last
O F Larsen.............................East Cedi k ad - «
ing
liquor to minor.
J E Zimmerman...................Washington
Friday evening at Herrick Hall. Those
dis- >«
State of Oregon vs Marshal Robin- Adolph Cimina................... East Cedar
present were Misses Bollinger, Heidel,
Glen Markee is home from his wot >er i- *Sd. ""
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Silverman and Wilson; Messrs. Hum ­ son and Walter Reynolds; larceny of J C Corey................................ Columbia in Po.tland.
.¡Inent g
horse.
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Birdsell
..................S
Forest
Grove
phreys, Weathered, Ward and Water­
' iscusse
— Dance Thanksgiving eve, Wed
State of Oregon vs A J Baker; sell- ; Janies T ucker........... North Hillsboro
man.
‘a ok f'in d Str
ing liquor in less quantities than one Anton Herm an......................Cornelius nesday Nov. 27, Walker’s Orchestra. ling
“r even
The gas explosion was an unhappy gallon.
L A Long..................... South Hillsboro
Don Giltner who has been workin
accident but with the exception of Mr.
State of Oregon vs William Wilson; Smith Shotwell............................Gaston in a harness shop in Portland all sun
ins reg
Fletcher no one was hurt. With the assault and battery.
, W O H ocken........................Beaverton mer, is home lor a lew weeks.
)c ens<
proper precautions the gas plant is
State of Oregon vs J H Fitzgerald;
I ided, s
safe. The placing of the gas reser­ larceny by bailee.
voirs one hundred feet away from the
State of Oregon vs A Anderson; will­
Hall will make Wednesday’s reoccur­ fully throwing down a fence on land
"tar the
‘resulti
rence impossible.
not his own.
Goff;
Prof. A. Ben Kori has, during the
State of Oregon vs George Tur-
Ger, C
summer, translated from the Arabic pin; assault with a dangerous weap-
, oting
language a religious pamphlet entitled on.
ay me
“ Mount Gerezium the One True Sanc­
State of Oregon vs Samuel Sam-
Four hundred and seventy
One hundred and eighty three
tuary.” This is one of a series of uelson; setting out fire without p er- j
acres, 80 in crop, summer fallow
acres, 145 in cultivation, all un­
.
booklets which set forth the religious mit.
crop, balance pasture and timber,
der good fence, good new 8-
State of Oregon vs James Atwater;
belief of the Samaritans. Dr. William
well watered. 88,000 including
room house, two big fine new
ls fouth I
E. Barton of Chicago, editor of the on information by Prosecuting Attor­
crop, 2 j miles (rorn Amity.
barns, good running water, 2
lle 1 by I
above pamphlet, praises the work of ney.
wells, good young orchard, i
Ninety six and one half acres,
d. nt7 Co
milt from school, 2 miles from
State of Oregon vs F L Geiger; ap­
Prof. Kori. Th« translation besides
50 acres under cultivation, house,
a pie
Amity, telephones and R. F. D.
appearing in book form was printed in peal from justice court.
barn and outbuildings, 2 acres
le
m
int
865
per
acre,
terms.
in orchard, balance in pasture,
the July number of the Bibliotheca
to
t
Twenty-two
and
three
fourths
all under good fence, on tele­
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Jurors for the Circuit Court.
Sacra Magazine.
that
acres, two miles west of Salem,
phone and R. F. I) 2k miles ot
County Clerk Godman and Sheriff
under good fence, 1000 cords
To
Amity $2600. 81000 cash, bal­
Horace Thomas of the Oregonian, Connell have exercised the authority
good wood 82500.
ance on time to suit purchaser.
ltd bai
visited with his parents in this city vested in them to draw a list of jurors
Sunday.
for the November teim of circuit court,
Miss Georgia Lancefield was visiting which begins at Hillsboro on Novem­
with friends in this city the first of the ber 25, Judge Thomas A. McBride on
Chetati
week.
the bench. Following is the list of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shively of Port­ jurors drawn:
land, spent Sunday with the latter’s Edmond J Ayers............... Gales Creek
O regon
parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson, of Chaney Benefiel.............................Dairy
Forest Orove
Albert Lincoln........... ..
Washington
this city.
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Wright, Ferguson &
Cornelius
Goldenrod rlour
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