•oings at Pacific U niversity LittecJ From the Weekl> Index, the College Publication PACIFIC UNIVERSITY S TRACK d- -iter a v ; to heroic TEAM WINS FROM WILLAMETTE home in South Bridgton, Maine, Miss ------------ (u n i,—I ( J o m , S car« ' Farnham will •• t to -, t. litiCtinultl lioliinson ( .irrit-"« nr I Before a grand-stand with few people m *» fe.v weeks* stay Mrs. G. O. Rogers A good, honest. square-dpa! medicine of kii.iwn composition i- L»r. f ie r c e '» Uoldrn Medical Discovery. It still e n jo y - a n im mense sale, while most of the prepara tions that have come into prominence in and son will accompany Miss Farnham i -g o ^ f.v T ^ to i'rd 0" «¡¡d On her trip trip. heard of. There must tie some reason on M oat jo i n t s to r P. I '. ND return to Boston lor a Making1 Good. There is no «ay of making Inuthtq friends like - .Making G.xjd;" and lki.-i.ii fierce's medicines well exemplify this, and their friends after more than two decades of popularity, are uitfntiered t.y t h e hundreds o> thousands. They hare "made g.»si" and they have not made drunkards. : track team of Pacific University de led Willamette in a close and hard ght contest by the score of 63 to The day was ideal and some very 54 >d records were made. The half le, won by Alexander Robinson in * exceptional fine time of 2.1 min was a surprise to the wearers of the Oiange. Holman Perrin was in u n i v ERC|TY OF WASHINGTON CONDUCTS SUMMER SCHOOL P ro m in e n t K d u o.ilors will l>e H u r t ■•Prill. ClianilHirs to lie S la - tinned a t F r id a y lla rls o r . .> I n n u f a c t u r e d f< r this long-time popularity and that i* to be found in its superior merits. When once given u fair trial for * e u k stomach, or for liver and l»it*od affections, its supe rior curative qualities are soon manifest; hence it has survived and grown in pop ular favor. while scores of less meritorious The final number was the heaviest - ........... . . . . . . ......I, I... ini„ ia».ir , . . , , , fur i tiri.'f prriud ami then been assuun thing on the program and required the forgutten. , * r. .i_ Fur a torpid liver with its attendant mos* careful preparation It was the In the announcement of the Fifth IndigeMi in. dyspepsia, headache, p< r- "Old Norwegian Romance” by Grieg, haps dizziness, foul breath, nastv coated Summer Session of the University of tongue, with bitter taate. loss of apiietite. composed for two pianos. Miss with distress after eating, nervousness I t , , , , . i Washin8ton appears the name of Prof. and debility, nothing i- good us Dr. Hoople played at one piano and both Chambers of Pacific University, in the an ' riiH honest. hiniesV.',square^‘i^am^U'ilnV> .square-deal medicine With » ' i t all h P nnis,s played with fine interpretation. theW - l l I * best of form and captured first 'aculty’ aIon« with a number of names ‘‘humi’. ! Il U 3 v<Ty lon* and dran,atic comp°- nla. es in the nnle uanlt andhioh irom other outside institutions. therefore don't ii.vr/.r ,i H u stion and is one of the most ambitious pla P 1 ano n,* ‘‘ A__ .1 . . , . the dealer may possible make a little l-u- .. . Patl,M T Jump. The Willamette men excelled Among the most prominent of these g.-r profit, on your right to have of (.neg • piano works. The recital was not a giadunting ^ ^ ^ f t h e weight events, taking all three are ^ r‘ " -N',e *'orn '-ile University if py,,, y Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescito- Iowa, Dr. Hart the historian, from tion expecting it to prove a-cure-all. It program and Prof. Chapman, as well places in the shot put. The mile run U , , ~ „ 1 Is only advised for woman’s x)„ri„l ail- . . .. . . menu. It makes weak «<.tin n strong and as Miss Leiser, is to be complimented was one of the best races of the day, Harvard, and Dr. Curry from the Bos- i sick women well. Leas advertised than tjn School ol Expression. They have some preparations wild for like purj« on the exceptional work done by un- all competitors staving close to our iu sterling curative virtues stiil maintain de.griduate Dunils famous miler, “ Alex.” Robinson who m a11 sorae lhirty teachers' mos,ly ,rom its position in the front rank-, where it aerKraau»le PUP "S- .... __ the regular faculty. Last summer stood over two decade- ago. As an in DRAMATIC STUDENTS WILL set the pace. vigorating tonic and strengthening nerv it is unequaled, it won't satisfy those GIVE PLAY AT HEILIG The results were as follows: 1 there were two hundred s,udents in ine who w ant "booze," for there is not a drop attendance. of alcohol in it. 220-yard dash—Cummings (W il Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the orfpf- Prof. Chambers will have classes at lamette), Low (W illam ette), Koch nii/ Little Liver I’: I Is. although the lir-t T r ia l S 'c n c in M erch an t of V en ire and Our liny» Will I the marine station at Friday Harbor pill of their kind In the market, still lead, (Pacific): time, :24 1-5. and w hen once tried ire ever afterward- Bn S la ijiil. and will later assist in a biological and In favor. Easy to lake as candy one to 880-yard run— Robinson (Pacific), three a done. Much intituled but l i e la r One of the most prominent features photographic survey of Puget Sound. equal*. d. Forbes (W illam ette), Abraham (P a of the commencement program will be For this work the station force is sup cific); time, 2:01 3-5. 10i-yard dash— Robinson (Pacific), plied by the state with a steam launch Miss Leah Leiser gave a piano recital. * iven ’ the « uden,s in the dramatic Hoople. Miss department. The performance ^ will Humphreys (P acific), Belknap (Wtl- and other necessary equipment. Thet assisted by Miss Nell Hoople. consist of a three act comedy “ Our j will make a tour of the Sound but will Leiser has been working for is mette); time, : 10 4-5. bv the Trial Scene hurdles— headquarters at the station which | months on her program and every ^oys preceded 120 yard tru high M ig li Iiuiuica— Robinson ixouinson : *teeP . . . V . li» rr» lv : , v ,, 1 ____. __ I .... ............. ... . ■ .1 I ■ . . . . frz-v tvi t Vi a The) (Paeifi : ) , Lowe (W illam ette), Belk- s located at a picturesque point in the number showed much careful ptep- ,rom lhe Merchant ol Venice. play “ Our Boys” is a modern English nap (W illam ette); time. :1 8 . ’ hean of the beautiful San Juan Islands, aration. The first number, by Scarllati, was a comedy full of mirth provoking witti- 320 yard low hurdles— Lowe (W il- Puget Sound and vicinity is a splen- did field for such work as will be car very graceful and brilliant character, cisms. The characters are distinct lam ette), Mason (P a cifici, R. Robin ried on by Prof. Chambers. The and was played exceptionally well. and °fler splendid opportunities for son ( Pacific); 'tim e, :27 3-5. shores of the island are rocky and The rythm and motion were strongly acting. ■ ile run— A. Robinson (Pacific), Those taking part are students who (P acific), Forbes ( W il-! tideswept with numerous indentations matked and the rapid passages were have had special training along this and channels. beatifully clear. lam line of work. Exploration below tide lines will be The Henshelt number “ If I were a )-yard dash— Humphreys (Pa- While the plays will be entirely dif- carried on by means of a steamer bird” was one of her most populir ) , Reeves (W illam ette), Mason equipped with apparatus for dredging numbers, and Miss Leiser’s brilliant [erent from that Kiven last year’ ,hey cific); time, :52. will bring to the sutface the life of the technique showed to great advantage wld n0 'ess interesting and well •ole vault— Ferxin (P acific), Poland deep sea. in the rapid passages of chords. given. fllam ette), Westley (W illam ette); Prof. Chambers had charge of th e ; The Hungarian Dance and Frtteh- ^he proceeds of the performance ht, 9 feet, 9 inches. work carried on last summer by Wil- Tingsrauschen were both greatly ap- w’d aPP'>ed on the gymnasium! suSH ^^^^V unning broad jump— Humphreys lamette University at Newport and predated by the audience. The Cho- *und' Already nearly $3,000 has been ff Ofc ific), Booth (W illam ette), C um -, secured and we are sure that stu-1 tnilgs (W illam ette; distance, 20 feet. Yaquina Bay j pin Etude is a very difficult selection . | The Summer Session at Seattle, and from a technical standpoint wm denl w,‘' rive the under- H v :h e s ] which lasts six weeks, begins June | perhaps as great a success as any num-1 *a*c*nK l^e'r Fearty support. ^ B h o t put— Hornschuh (W illam ette), Friday evening, June 12, the play 2 2nd. i ber on the program. The phrasing ^ T ic e (W illam ette), Westley (W il- was beautiful and the delicacy of ex- wiU be K’ven al the Heili*'' theater. |ette); distance, 36 feet, lüj. ine es. THE ASSEMBLING OF OLD ALUMNI pression was good. Portland and on Monday, June 15, at :us— Mayfield (P acific), Belknap j The Fruehlingsrauschen of Sinding ^ ars^ Hall, ^ W n lam ette), Lawrence (P acific); d:.- T h e M e m b e rs o f the. F i r s t O r.nlu- was one of the most satisfactory num- — Sell your wool and moha'.r to A. atin^s C la s s e s to be P r e s e n t piiri :, 102 feet, 9 inches, ; bers on a very artistic program. The Bailey. H e’ll do what’s right, a t C o m m e n c e m e n t. T H ig h jump— Ferrin (P acific), West- ! to soft melody spelling and dying away in — Garden seeds in bulk or package y t W illamette). R. Robinson (Pa- Commencement promises to be this the bass with the beautiful runs and at Hoffman & Allen Co. N tf '; height, 5 feet, inches. | year of unusual interest to students and arpeggios accompanying in the treble. — Money to loan on farm security ! ■ la m n t e r throw —Belknap (Wiliam- friends of the University. All the Iiv- Her interpretation showed true musical W. H. Hollis. •tt , Lawrence (P acific), Nelson ing members of the first three graduat- taste and a thorough appreciation of — The top price at Bailey’s for your (JV7 i I lam e tte ); distance, 111 feet, 6 ing classes will be present, which will tin: tender beauty of the selection. , Wool and Mohair. Ihes. j be a unique affair in the history of the j institution. Forty-five years have ÍM IS S FARNHAM IS DELEGATE. I passed since Harvey W. Scott a mem- i ber of the first graduating class in 1863 ill tyo to B o lto n to A tte n d N ation al C o n v en tio n or th e W o m e n s ’ ¡received his A. B. degree. The meeting of the Associate F e d e r a te d C lubs. ? J Miss Mary F . Farnham has been pointed delegate by the Federated mens’ club of Oregon to represent s organization in the Biennial Na- nal Federated convention, which kl be held in Boston June 22* iter attending meetings in Boston Alumni will be a leading feature of the program on Tuesday evening of Corn- mencement week. The members of these three classes will take a promi- nent part in the Alumni meeting, These early graduates are men who 'Occupy places of honor and pron .nence Farnham will attend the centen- in our own state. They have been i exercises of Bridgton Academy. j instrumental in shaping the state’s [Miss Farnham was fitted at Bridg-, history. Mr. Scott has remembered Academy preparatory for her work his Alma Mater and frequently contrib- Mt. Holyoke. The late Cyrus utes of his means which has made mlin who was missionary to Con- possible its growth. Besides Mr. btinople and founder of Roberts Scott there will be Geo. H. Durham of »lege, was an early graduate of Grants Pass and Edward B. Watson of jdgton Academy. Portland, both of the class of ’66 are President M. E. Ingalls of the Big prominent lawyers. The class of ’67 Hr will deliver the centennial ad- consists of the Hon. J. 0 - A. Bowlby of Astoria, who is president of the As sociate Alumni and a prominent attor- j | ney at that city. J . Ekannah Walker | I D. D. has been for o»er thirty years a missionary at Shaowu, China, and David Raffety of the same class is a | successful physician of Portland. is erecting a plant at Rev. Luther R Dyott D. D. will de- PO R TLA N D , O REG O Ii ! for the manufacture of their | liver the Commencement day address. t world famous Rev. Paul Rader of Portland will ad- j PO RTA BLE W ELL dress the Christian Associations on ( D R ILL IN G MACHINES Sunday evening. The closing exer ■ for water, oil, gas, etc., etc. cises of Tualatin Academy will take A rnixl r a t e a m o u n t o f m o n e y M i l l a t.irt y n in place on Tuesday. Commencement a p ro fitab le b u sin e ss. exercises of the college will be held j S T A R PO R TA BLE on Wednesday. Besides the regular; ' D R ILL IN G MACHINES Commencement Concert several re- j have been proved by citals will be given. Competitive T t t - * ■ be m m t Star s a f Drilling [Hadis Go. The B « I n • ■ ' W rM. Fi>r full particular* regard ing well drilling ma< hints, tools, supplies, etc., write to MISS LEISER GIVES RECITAL. A W ell t e n d e r e d P ro g ra m by Owi* s e rF a to p y S tu d en t». M i s tL e is e r by M i»» H oople. tTHE STIR DRILLING MACHINE CO. R o m u e n o . o « 9 0 *, or A *K O N . O H IO , I Wednesday night, in the chapel, | Spring showing Special attention is directed to our fall Dress Goods Waists, Skirts and Wrapps. W e have the choicest fabrics and highly tailored goods. We invite you to call and see them. M .T U R N E R B A X K S. O REGO N W e invite the closest inspection of our entire line of HaUs, 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 H A T S. As to hats my as sortment of Men’s, Boys’ and Ladies’ Hats can’t be beat. Prices and Q uality G uaranteed Men’s and Boys’ Dress Shirts in Latest Styles and Makes. No better assortment to pick from this side of Portland and at Surprisingly Low Prices. A full line of 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 Tinw are, G ranite W are, Hardware, etc. Men’s Summer Underwear a Specialty. for yourselves. Come and see Stump Powder, Fuses and Caps kept on hand a t ull times Cedar Posts, Shingles and Shakes M . T U R N E R H A N KS O R 11Q O N Highest price paid for M ohair and W ool Notice for Publication. The Purest United S ta te ! Land O ffice, Portland, O regon, Apr. 7th, IVOff. N otice is hereby given that in com pliance with the DRUGS j provisions o i lhe act o f 'Jong ress o f Ju ne 3 , 1878, e n tl- \n o i tor the sale o f tim ber lands In the States af ! (T iliio m la , O regon, Nevada and W ashington T e r rito r y ,'* 1 is extended to all the Public [.and Stales bv act of A u- ! gust i , Q2 , Soren Je p p c sc n , o f Baron», County o f The Best W ash ing! n Rubber Goods The Finest Toilet Articles STATIONERY Kodaks day (lied in ' It-’««■ of t 1 j of NWV« and Lots 1 and 2 o f S ectio n 30, in I ■ * nvh i No. .1 north, R ange No. S west, and will u ffri pr nf tn show that lhe land sought Is m ore vslua i ble for Its tim ber or stone than for ag ricu ltu ral pur« poses, and to establish his claim to said land before K ffcistrr ind R e ce iv er at Portland. U regou, on Thursday I lhe 9th day o f Ju lv , 1908. 'H 'i The Swellest State o f O regon, has this j this <>ih. r hbs sworn statem en t. No. 7 7 J2 , for the pur- n, j' n H ow ell, of M ountaindale, I C harles C N elson, o f Bacona, I o f Baco na, Oregon. j aindain, O regon, O regon, Peler H offm an, Any .mil all persons claim in g adversely the above dee• | i rihrd i Inds are requested to file their claim s in th is office on or before said 9th day o f Ju ly , 1908. u : Al (iK RN O N S . D K K SSEK , R e g iste r. ( f i r s t Pub. M ay 7) and Supplies Notice for Publication. Departm ent o f lhe In terio r, United States ¡.and O fffc«, D R . H I N E S ’ Portland, O regon, April 2, I9t>8. N otice Is hereby g iven that Surah L . KHappen o f Portland, County o f M ultnom ah, State o f O reg on, has applied to purch ase, under the act o f Cungroas o f Ju n a Pharmacy .1, 1 8 7 8 , as extended by a r t o f A ugust 4 , »w1 . and w ty s e 1 i 1892, the eV% Section J J , T 3N , R S W , and w ill offer proof to »how that the land sought is m ore v a lu able t r it s tim ber or stone than for ag ric u ltu ra l p u r poses, and to establish her claim to said land b efore the Spring Clothing We can satisfy any man, boy or youth in Clothing. Our stock is complete besides the prices and per fect fit are both-guaranteed. D I V . .1 . M . K I N O X V u tu r ln m Caunty Stock Inspector Fo rest Grove - - - Oregon TH E BIG ECONOMICAL STORE FIRE Office at Hancock & Gordon’s Livery Barn. Phone Main 33, Ind. 744 and File (.are C p L 'C Know ing «that It is 10 suffer I w i1 give I I 'L L p . u v e cure for Ecsem a, Sau Kheum Fryup- .• v lee I and Sk in D iseases In fa m ic lie l Don t s a r in get W rl'e Y W W illiam s. 4(X> Manhattan Avenue New York Enclose Siam» 6 0 YEAR«» E X PE R IEN C E IN S U R A N C E T radc M a r k * BANKERS AND M ERCHANTS M l TI A L PIW IÍ M I'L IH P AMMIN. O f F o r e s t G ro v e , O re g o n I.H T H K Best and Cheapest register and rece iv e r at Portland, O regon day of Ju n e , I9 o 8. OiaiQN« C o p y r ig h t * A c . A n y o n e Mm d in g a a k a te h an d d e a e ri id Io n m ay q u ic k ly Mfn'Hrtft.n o u r o p in i'n f r a « w h e th e r an in v e n t io n la |>r n atd y p a t e n t a b l e .. < •■tmnuMo* Ilo n a a tr te tiv c o n fid e n tia l. ... t e n t fr e e . <»ld*at a y e tu y fo o r Keen rin g liai e n te , I 'a t a n t e le b e n th r o itigh u g h k1 M u n ii t _ (x i. r e c e iv e i p r r u t i no tt e « , w ith o u t c h a r g e . In t h e on the 16th Sh e nam es as her w itnesses; Hiram W . Scott o f For est O rove, O reg on, O liv e O regon, H enry ,W . Scott Eczema NELSON B. LA COURSE - liiM M. Scott o f Foreet G ro v e , of G asto n, O reg on, F re d erick W. K ifh le o f Portland, O reg on. Any and I persons claim in g adv ersely the above de- sf riL' d I h . i U ire requested to file th e ir claim s in th is office on or before said I6 :h d a y o f Ju n e , 19 o 8 . F irst P>/> A LG ER N O N D R E S S E R . R e g is te r. a*ion A pril 9 , 1908. 4o 9t ■ ERFECT PR IN TIN G PLATES f a c i l i t i e s ) IN T H E W E S T FOR T H E P R O D U C T I O N OF | HIGH G R A D E WORK la r g est ■I j. HUHOMpt on Peiente Scientific American. A h a n d a *'» n e ly lllu a tr a te d w e e k ly . l a r g e s t r ir - c il ia r i..', . f », • » . • ft' j u rn a l T ern • f a y e n r f >ur m on th e . 9 L Hold by all n e w a d e a era. MUNN&Co 3 6 1 Breadwiy, New York : • ATI» At II« At IASTCII l l l l l t HICKS CHATI Efi ENGRAVING C O . i d a A id */ , P O R T L A N D , O R E i Offloe, H b f B t . W aahm gion. D .C . , p i? » ft riffe j j T ry Goidenrod Floor if ill Cuarsnlecd *v s