sings at Pacific University
Bad
Sym ptom s.
The woman who has periodical head
aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
spots or sjiecks floating or dancing before
her eyes, haiygnawing distress or heavy
full feeling yTstomaeh, faint spells, drag-
glng-d, wnAwling in lower abdominal or
pelvic
region, easily startled or excited,
quet served in the dining room at Her
IrregnLrtr or painful periods, with or with
rick Hall, after which they repaired to out
vie catarrh, is suffering from
w eakn^^ saniyii rangements that should
the beautifully decorated parlors, where have • W y ay-ntion. Not all of abovo
its aor likely to be present in any
papers touching upon college affairs sympti
case at une/ime.
Negiaitod
or badly treated and such
vi.re given by different Presidents.
cases / ' \ y n run Into maladies which de
President Riley of McMinnville col m u r/ Ole surgeon’s knife if they do not
T r y u S a c k of “ H o m e P ro d u c t” Flour
?d From the Weekly Index, the College Publication
id
Naval || ij
[OLD M A ID S ' CONVENTION.
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m l* o f li e A r t D e p a rtm e n t to
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Porest Grove
TiaL gets a good
Shoe
After discussions pro and con on these
subjects President Crooks moved that
such organization be effected. The 1
motion carried and W. N. Ferrin of
Pacific University was elected presi
dent of the league, President Riley of
McMinnville college elected vice pres-
tdent and President Crooks of Albany
college secretary.
Those present were favored with a
beautiful piano solo by Miss Frances
Clapp. Miss Kate Shannon rendered
in a pleasing manner a vocal solo.
Miss H eiJel delivered in a charming
style a reading from Tennyson.
After a vote of thanks to President
Ferrin and the faculty of Pacific Uni-
. versity the meeting adjourned to meet
at the call of the executive committee
next fali.
W. L.
est
Douglas says it is the
for $3.50 on earth.
lin g s
In my
with him for 25 years
Ave never found him misrep-
in g
anything.
Those present were: Pres. Crooks
of Albany, Prof. Jones of Newberg,
Pres. Kelsey of Newberg, Professors
Mathews and and Sherwood of Salem,
Pres. Riley of McMinnville, Pres.
Mock of Dallas.
From Pacific University were: Pres,
and Mrs. Ferrin,
Principal Bates,
Prof. W. F. Farnham, Ptof. and Mrs.
Taylor. Prof. Kori, Dr. Boggess, Miss
Haskell,Miss Yancey and Mr. Arr.ston.
K .i-ti r Br< .ik r.ist.
r .
\
all good lines. W e know you
c * do no better than at the
st Grove Shoe Store when
shoes you are looking for
Easter morning, S. B. Lawrence in
vited a few of his friends to breakfast,
at his home on College Way. Since
Prideanx and Shiveley’s time, the egg
ieed has been an annual event. It is
reported that on this occasion all
records were broken, but the number
of eggs consumed by the winner of the
contest has not been made public.
Those who partook of the breakfast
were, D. I. Aller, B. F. Lawrence, J.
W. Lawrence, V. M. Waterman, S. B.
V. B. RUSSELL ¡Lawrence and H. H. Arnston.
M urU W h e n t
E v e r y S a c k C lu a r a n te e ii
j
He said that there was great need for
such an organization in order to pro
mote a closer relationship in educa
tional work between the colleges of
the state.
There could also be a
more uniform system of entrance re
quirements for admission
brought
about under such an organization.
Professionalism in athletics could be
rooted out and more strict rules could
be enforced if there was united agree
ment and cooperation.
Spring showing
By
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M. TU R N ER
H A Xh'S, O R E G O X
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Hat»s, Caps, Shoes, Groceries
In fact we have one of the fullest lines of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
that has ever been in the town of Banks.
Come in and see our line of HA TS. As to hats my as
sortment of Men’s, Boys’ and Ladies’ Hats can’t be beat.
P rices and Q uality G u aranteed
Men’s and Boys’ Dress Shirtb in Latest Styles and
Makes. No better assortment to pick from this side of
Portland and at Surprisingly Low Prices.
A full line ol Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, also Base Ball
Shoes and Dress Shoes to suit the most fastidious.
I call special attention to my stock of
T in w are, G ra n ite W a re , H ardw are, etc.
Men’s Summer Underwear a Specialty.
for yourselves.
Pow der, Fu ses and Caps kept on
hand a t a ll tim es
Cedar Posts, S h in g les and Sh akes
M . TU R N E R
U U U U O N
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H ighest price paid for M ohair and Wool
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Department of the Interior, United Slates Land Office,
Portland, Oregon, April 2, 19o8.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah L. Knappen of
Portland, County of Multnomah, State of Oregon, has
applied to purchase, under the act of Congross of June
.1, IH78, as extended by act of August 4, 1892, the eVfc
»w1« and w' j s e 't section 33, T 3N, R 5W , and will
• 'Iter proof to show that the land sought is more valu-
• i-le f r its timber or Stone than for agricultural pur-
posf s, and to establish her < laim to said land before the
register and receiver at Portland, Oregon on the 16th
day of June, 19o8.
Sl.e names as her witnesses: Hiram W . Scott of For
est Grove, Oregon, Olive M. Scott of Forest Grove,
Oregon, Henry Jw . Scott of Gaston, Oregon, Fred
erick W. Kiehle of Portland, Oregon.
Any and l per ns c laiining adversely the above-de
scribed lands are requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 16th day of June, 19o6.
ALGERNON DRESSER. Register.
First Publication April 9, 1908.
4o-9t
IN ONK OR MANY COLORS
1 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNC E MY
<>»’
United States Land Oilier, Portland, Oregon,
Feb. 11th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, enti
tled "A n act for the sale of timber lands In the States of
I California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
j is extended to all the Public Land States by act of Au-
; gust 4, 1892, Flora A Dudley, of Portland, County of
Multi.omah, State of Oregon, has this day filed in
this office his sworn statement, No. 7621, for the pur-
1 base of Lots 3 and 4, and NE1'» of SWV4, of Section 30,
111 t ownship No. 3 north, Range No. 3 west, and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is more valua
ble for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said land before
I Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on Monday
| the 27th day of April, 1908.
.
He names as witnesses, Olof Ohlson of Portland, Ore3
I gon, Mary E. Wilson of Portland, Oregon, Charlotte
Reed of Portland, Oregon, and Will Kelley of Buxton«
( Ifgflfli
Any and ill persons claiming adversely the above des-
< nin d lands are requested to file their claims in this
t tfice on or before said 27th day of April, 1908.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER, Register.
(First Pub. Icb . 20.)
Notice (or Publication.
NELSON B. L A COURSE
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Stu m p
Special attention is directed to our fall L’ress Goods
Waists, Skirts and Wrapps. W e have the choicest
fabrics and highly tailored goods. We invite you
to call and see them.
F o re st G rove
G ro cers
V IC T O R
V t i l l t s y » ’h e a t
S»|urday evening at Marsh Hall tvill
rest^pfa tally.
lege, si eke upon the Influence of a
>
l , oc extant hjis such a long
be f i :n one of the most unique en-
■va1
i L is n u o n l e t c u r e s in T w i t
Denominational College. He cm-
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terui nents of the year by the Art
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.Nil III
Tías su!
str
pl.asized the impoitarce of maintaining
studqr.ts. the proceeds of which will go
IL . eSSK’TOnu.'-i-s.TT h e ¡2 %
Ji
a faculty of
men of high ideals iU'.ra. .iuii'.ii,
worihni.ire
mm.
tnun.iny
Notice of Sale.
■ r " f I.ri'
to ¡Be e llP the l«r8c deficit incurred
a-tk iii'ii-yrqlryiiitiiii-ka.-
if the denominational coliege woulc S --m'
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Wash- •
.¡i.ils.
1 tie very lastfngredielirs
to
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ib
.
TT'
by tk< Art exhibit given last fall by
I accomplish its purpose. President known to medical science for the cure of ington County.
woman’s peculiar ailments enter Into Its
In the matter of the Fstate of William M. Lyda, de
M issl Bain. The Old Maids will as-
Riley produced statistics illustiating the conip>-ition. No alcohol, harmful, or ceased.
h
a
uL-forming
drug
is
to
be
found
in
the
se nsbh- in convention. The largest
large per cent of eminent men in our list o f its ingriHiients printed on each i Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ,'tdei made
deleg tion is assured from Hoop pole
bottle-wrapiM'r and attested under oath. and entered by the County Court of the State of Oregon ,
country that received their training at
af April. 1008,
In any condition of the fonale system,
A - ■
towns!
Skamokwa and South Park
M. Lyda. de- I
of the es-. .- \\ i
Christian colleges. He said “ There is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription can do is the
only good—never harm. Its whole effect ceased, the undersigned Executor of said estate, will st l
will seii 1 large delegates. It will be
only one possible way of developing is to-trengthen. im iv r a te aiul regulate at public auction, subject to confirmation by the court,
the whole female system and especially
the largest, the most gorgeous and ,
. .
, ,
;
the symmetrical man, and that is the 1 «'I vie organs. When these are de the following described real property, to-wit: lying, be- 1
the n o r: elegantly gowned assembly of , , c ,
rang'd in function or affect. >1 l>v disease, ing and situate in the County of Washington, and State ¡
it.fiuence of a Christian the stomach and other organs of 'digestion I of Oregon, and more particularly deecribed as follows: !
Old Mo ds that ever convened in For
Commencing at the point where the W o t boundary of j
become sympathetically deranged, the
college.”
nerves are w. iken.-d. and a loi g lisi of the David Harper D. L. C. crosses Gales Creek; thence |
est Grove.
President CTooks, of Albany college, bad. unpleasant symptoms follow. Too South on said West boundary line 13.SO chains to a post I
min-h must not ho o\|>octed of tills " F a
These Spinsters are to initiate legis
followed with a very strong address vorii,- Prescription." li will not perform Ironi which a cedar tree 48 inches in diameter bears ¡
lation so as to clear the matrimonial
miracles: will not cure tumor- -no med South 12 degrees West 19 links distant; theuce North |
upon the need of a better classification icine will. Itic i II often j»r, i-nif them, if SiVjj degrees East (Var. 221« degrees East) to an oak !
field of obstacles and make it a field of
| of the high schools of the state. He cit taken in timo, and thus the operating tree 24 inches in diameter; thence North 82*ii degrees |
table and the surgeon’s knife may be E.ist to an oak tree 35 inches in diameter; thence North I
opportunity. Silks and satins will be
ed facts shewing how high schools va avoided.
S.’, a degrees East to a fir tree on the left bank of Gales j
Women suffering from diseases of lona 1
worn mad- during the middle of the
ried in their courses of study.
He Standing, are lnvit<-d t . consult Doctor Creek 48 inches in diameter; thence North* 82*v East to !
nineteenth century.
Old h-hioned
by letter,.free. All corre-pondenee the middle channel of Gales Creek; thence up said j
maintained if the High schools of the Pierce
Is
held
as strictly privato and sacred!* channel with the meandcrings to the place of beginning. |
choruses will be sung by these anti
state were properly classified, the conhdcntlal. Addivs- Dr. K. V. I'i.rce, containing ten acres more or less. Also beginning at
the northwest corner of section 36 T. 2 N. R. 5 W est; 1
Buffalo. N. V.
quated warblers, assisted by the Misses
colleges could more easily establish
Dr. Pierce’s Medica! Vdvlserdono pages) thence East 94 rods or 23 50 chains; thence South one I
is suit f r i e on receipt of 21 on.-cent
Shannon, Cornelia Barker and Prof.
uniform courses of study. President stamps for pnncr-coterod, or .11 stamp» half mile or forty chains; thence West 94 rods ot 23 50 j
chains; »hence North 40 chains to the beginning, con
Chas. W. Cook.
for
cloth-bound copy. Address a , a Love. taining 94 acres more or lest, deduct the following de 1
Crooks then discussed the advisa
The Old Maids will be transformed,
scribed tract of land rrom the above: Beginning at the
bility of introducing and maintaining
quarter section cerner between sections 35 and 36 T. 2
before your eyes, into blooming young
Commercial courses in connection with
Pacific University, Willamette Uni N. R. 5 West and running thence North 14.72 chains;
girls.
regular college work. His first re versity and the Oregon Agricultural thence North 68 degrees East 28.50 chains; thence South 1
24 50 chains, thence West 23.50 chains to the place of
The greatest debate of the season
m irks would indicate that commercial College will hold a triangular track beginning, containing 49 acres more or less: Also the :
will be participated in by these “ ladies
courses should have no place in col meet on May the 16, at Corvallis. West half of the Southwest quarter; the Southeast
quarter of the Southwest quarter and the Southwest
of the marble heart.” Young men,
lege work and that such courses should Mr. Arnston has arranged dates with quartet of the Northwest quarter of section Twenty five
come prepared to receive vour share
not be maintained in the college but Willamette at Salem, McMinnville at (25) T. 2 N. R. 5 West Will, Mer. containing 160 acres
also all that piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being
of local hits. No one will esca; e
left to the care of the regular business Forest Grove and Newberg at Forest and situated In Washington County, Oregon, and being
their wilev tongues.
the East half of the Southwest quarter and the West
college. The discussion showed that Grove.
This completes our track half of the Southeast quart«» of section 24 T. 2 N. R. 5 I
there
was
a
tendency
to
lower
the
West of Will. Me», containing 160 acres in Washington I
schedule for the season.
College Presidents Meet.
County, Oregon.
standaid of a college education. By
At the invitation of President W. N
The Junior Annual is progressing
Said sale will be made at the south door of the Com.
maintaining such courses oftentimes
Ferrin, the presidents of the Denomi
in a satisfactory manner. The copy is House in the city of Hillsboro, Washington County, j
Oregor\,
fc.ml city being the county seal of said county, 1
students would fall prey to them and
national colleges of Oregon assembled
ready for the press. The prints have oil Saturday, the 23rd day of May, 1908, at the hour of
leave their college work to finish a few
at Forest Grove. The purpose of the
been sent to Hicks-Chatten-Engravers, 10 o’clock in the forenoon. The terms of sale will be
cash; 10 p**» cent at time of sale and balance on con
months training in a business course
at Portland, and it is expected that all {ttfltatloii thereof b> the County Court.
mHtir.g was to formulate plans to
and as a matter of course would never
W. H. LYDA.
material will be in the hands ol Mr. J.
forth. the interest of higher education
Executor of the Last Will and Tastament of Wil
complete their college work.
Pres.
F, Woods, our local printer, by May 1 iam M, Lyda, deceased.
in the Christian colleges of the state.
Riley however contended that the
I First Publication April 23rd., 1908.
first.
Six college presidents, together with a
Christian college was the place to in
mtnil er of the faculty from each in
Pro’s lot Cook and his mothei had
Miss Alice Sewell was a Portland ,
culcate ethical principles in the busi
stitution, were present. President Fer
a
very
pleasant vacation at Yaquina.
visitor Saturday.
ness man.
rin and members of the faculty ten
Archie Markee visited with Arthur ^ Miss Marian Fox was a Portland ¡
President Mock of Dallas College
dered to the guests an elaborate ban-
spoke upon the subject: “ Is the time Silverman during the Easter vacation. visitor, last Tuesday.
ripe to effect an organization of the
ij
Denominational colleges of the state?”
and
A ll
o.-,r
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