NEWBERG
VO L. X I X .
NEWBERG, Y A M H IL L COUNTY.
G r aph ic
OREGON, TH U RSD AY, DECEMBER 2 7 .1 9 0 6 .
Real Estate Transfers.
Orators for College Contest AU Another Basketball Game Gone.
Chosen.
by th* Yambill C oast?
The crack Willamette Univer
Compon?. McMInnvilU.
The Senior contest o f last sity team won from Pacific Col
A M Peery and w f to Joseph
Thursday evening completed the lege in basketball Friday even Schomas Its 3 and 4 blk 28 Oak
list o f orators who will appear ing by a score o f nineteen to Park add to McMinnville $275
in the college contest in the first seven. The score reads badly
J A Shepard and w f to Vilas
week in February to strive tor and is in nowise indicative ot the
Shepard
e% o f Its 1 and 4 blk 12
the honor of representing Pacific kind of game it was which the
North
Yamhill
$1.
College in the state contest to be big crowd o f spectators was
Peter Jensen and w fto Frank C
held at McMinnville early in treated to.
Kinney
60 a in cl 66 t 3 s r 3 w
After play began it was several
March.
The orations as delivered by minutes before a basket, was $1750.
Albert A Clayson to James C
tossed and at the end ot the first
the Seniors were as follows:
Duncan
It 4 blk 21 Hurley and
half
the
score
was
six
to
four
Makers o f the West
Large
add
to Newberg $125.
and
the
game
was
considered
Cecil J. Hoskins
anybody’s. Toward the close 01
Public Education
James C Duncan to Albert A
Huber Haworth the game the big stalwart vis Clayson It 1 blk 18 Central add
itors took a lead which they held to Newberg $125.
Reading, a Source ot Power
Perry Macy to the finish.
R H Cradford to German
The college boys played better Luthern church It 1-2-7-8 blk 21
Heroes ot the Constution
Ralph W. Rees ball than they did the week pre Faulconers add to Sheridan $5.
vious against the Salem Y. M.
Life’s Purpose
Lloyd A Bennett 320 a in «Oft
Ruth Wiley C. A. They excelled their op 27 t 4 s r 5 $1.
ponents in team work and pass
Spirit o f Independence
H H Martin and wt to Mary
Walter L. Spaulding ing the ball, but were not so pro
E and R M Wardle small tract in
The Development o f the Rail ficient in hitting the basket when
tftrlton
$700.
roads
Clarence M. Brown occasion oflered. The visitors
G W Jones et al to W T Macy
also had a big advantage in
Pow er of the Potential
et
al trustee 4.31 a in McMinn
Nellie Paulsen height and brawn which told in
ville $2500.
their tavor.
The Strenuous Life
The
personnel
ot
the
team:
Scott Flett to W T Macy et al
Clement Niswonger
p
c
*
w.
u.
trustee 4.31 a in McMinnvilU
Music for the evening was fur
Haworth (capt.)
f g Nelson (Capt.)
$
1000 .
nished bv the Senior male quartet.
kins, Kenworthy f g Parcel, Forba
Hodson
c
Whipple
In the absence ot Paul Maris in a
H Hinshaw and w f to J C Hin-
Spaulding
g f
Simpson
Portland hospital, who was one Macy
shaw
8296V6 sq ft in blk 7 Mo-!
v f
Pollard
of the quartet, Prof. Carrick as Mackie, Portland Y. M. C. A ., referee. Minnville $600.
The college boys play the Mult
sisted.
Ellen S Jones and liusb to Geo
nomah
club team in Portland
The contest was a hard one to
Gutbord 4 a in cl 47 sr 6 w $500.
decide, the orators being well Friday evening. The next game
Ellen S Jones and husb fb
bunched as is indicated by the to be played here will be with
Claus
Schuman 21.57 a in cl 57
fact that each judge had different Monmouth tw o weeks from Fri
t
5
s
r
6 w $2157.
ones picked for first and second day night.
Investment Co to R B McDon
places. Summing up the totals
The Feminine Observer.
ald It lettered “ Q” Oak Park add
resulted in the following decision:
to
McMinnville $25.
What a delightful old world
Ralph Rees, Clarence Brown and
Walter Spaulding, for the first
three places in the order men
tioned. The judges, were Attor
ney Clarence Butt, Rev. C. L.
Hamilton and W. C. Wbodward.
Immediately on the completion
ot the program, the Seniors
slipped out unknown to the
audience and repaired to the
home of one ot their number,
Clem Niswonger, where they en
joyed a social hour and feed to
gether.
The speakers in the college con
test, as representing the different
classes, will be as follows: Fresh
man—Katherine Romig, “ The
Goblin Army.;” Sophomore—Roy
Mills, “ The Triumph o f Altru
ism;” Junior—Lena S p a n g le ,
Singleness o f Aim” and Alice
Hayes, “ What Constitutes a
State;” S e n io r —R a lp h Rees,
“ Heroes ot the Constitution”
and Clarence Brown, “ Develop
ment of the Railroads.”
Important Meeting.
For several months the college
board has had under considera
tion a plan for raising a perma
nent endowment fund for the
college, and at a meeting ot the
board held Wednesday evening
it was decided to begin the work
at once. - Before entering on the
details of the work it was
thought best to call a public
meeting and invite all the friends
o f the college to meet together
and talk the matter over in a
very informal and friendly way.
Such a meeting is called to meet
at the college on Tuesday even
in g of next week at 7.30.
At this meeting no one will be
asked to make a subscription,
-or in any way pledge themselves
as to what they will do later.
The object o f the meeting is
«imply to get together as friends
o f the institution and discuss
plans for carrying out the work
which must be done in order to
keep Pacific College in line with
other progressive colleges in Ore
gon. Anyone reading this will
please accept it as an invitation
to attend this meeting.
B y O rder op B oard .
NO. 10
REDUCTION
SALE
W e are getting ready to invoice and find that we have many lines of
goods which we wish to reduce or close out altogether. Commencing December
15th, and until January 1st, we will make you some very low prices to move
these goods as we must have room for our spring goods which will commence
to arrive shortly sifter the first of the new year. It will pay you to come «n«l
look these lines over, as we do not believe you will be able to secure such
bargains again.
DRESS GOODS
LADIES SKIRTS, C LO A K S AN D
SHIRT W A IST S
In order to make room for our new
spring line o f good, we are going to
make you some special prices that ought
to clear out the line in a few days.
All our Cashimers. Albatrosses, Vene-
, tians and Lusters which have been sell
ing at 50c, special, 39c.
Cravenett and Suitings, $1.00 values 85c
“
“
1.25
“
98
A very large line of skirts to select
from; 1-3 to 1-2 off.
. Ladies Coats—only a few le ft We
will close them out at manufacturers
prices.
Ladies Shirt Waists—a few nice waists
in good shades for evening wear, in In
dia silk, Peau De Soie and Batiste, will
be on sale at less than cost to manu
facturer.
H ATS
To make room for spring goods we
make following prices:
Stetson hats, $5.00 value, $4.00
Conqueror hat, best $3.00 value in New
berg, $2.50
,
0
All $2.50 values, $2.00
All $2.00 values $1.50.
CLOTH ING
Many broken lines o f suits, only one
or two o f a kind, good values at former
prices, but we must have the room.
m e n ’ s
s u it s
$15.00 values $10.50
12.00
“
8.50 v
10.00
“
7.50
8.00
“
6,50
SHOES
o
Shoes are going up, up,
this would be if fussy people
and up. We
Marriage Licenses.
BO Y ’S S U IT S
would only lose their tempers for
have no idea where they will stop;
keeps.
Laura J Peavey age 17
still we have many lines, only a few
$5.00 suits special $400
A little more money always Francis R. Hadley age 22.
pairs o f a kind which we cannot list that •
400 suits special 3.00
seems t o show yon how impos
we
can
save
you
from
50c
to
$1.00
a
3.50 suits special 2.50
Harriet A. Alford age 70 to
sible it is for y o u -to be happy Wesley J. Bisconer age 71. (
pair.
Cgme and look over our shoe
2.50 suits special 2.00
without a great deal more.
counter. **You may find ’just what you
A few Overcoats to dose at actual
Anna Christensen age 18 to
When a man is sick he doesn’t George W. Rogers age 27.
need.
cost to manufacture.
pay much attention to the doc
Hazel D. Carey age 25 to Chat.
tor’s advice until he happens to
see an undertaker's wagon pass F. Butler age 45.
GENTLEMEN:
the window.
The Newberg Meat Co
A plant that is worth growing
Allow us to make a suggestion—get your wife a nice Dress Pattern, a
Has
the best facilities for fur
is worth watering. Whisky willt
Coat or a Pair of Shoes for Xm as. Let her know that you still remember her as
kill it and tobacco will kill the nishing first class meats and
of old. Make this seem like the first Xm as you spent together.
bugs and lice on it. It will do butchers’ supplies, and the best
W IV E S :
as much tor you; ¿nd it can even is none too good for their cus
tomers.
Free
delivery
and
both
do more for you.
Get your husband one of our Latest Hats and Overcoats, Cravenett Rain
phones.
Time answers questions by
Coat, or a suit of clothes. Make this Xmas the happiest time o f the year, and
deadening our faculties and sen
save money by buying at this sale.
No Opium In Chamberlain’s
sations. We try to believe that
Cough Remedy.
elderly persons have gained wis
There is no: the least danger in
dom, bat they have only lost giving Chamberlain’s Cough Reme
dy to small children as it contain«
the power o f wondering.
no opium or other harmful drug. I
No man ever started out in a
It has an eatablished reputation o f :
crooked life that ever made any more than thirty years as the most!
thing on crooked money. He successful medicine in use for colds,
may start out and make thous croup and whooping cough. It al- j
ands o f dollars and all o f a sud ways cures and is pleasant to take,
t^nildren liice it. Soiu by C. F.
den he fails.
Moore.
When the heart has a certain
measure o f distress it is agitated,
Administrator’s Notice.
and in revolt, but when it is so
In hereby given
given (hat the undersigned i
full o f woe that it can contain ha* Nolle«
been duly appo:
ointed
f ihc j Next door to the bowling alley
estate of John Mackenzie,
no more it is still, and this Still county
court of Oregon, for Yamhill county.
handles all kinds of fresh and cured
Now, therefore, all persons having claims meat<t
R oth n hn n ec
ness passes for resignation to against
said estate are hereby notlflea and rc I C
c o ln pn ones.
quired
to
present
the
same,
with
the
propoi
destiny.
vouchers, to the undersigned, at the office of
THE HARNESS M AK ER
City Meat Market.
C H R IS T F. HELD
The man who is too previous
is sure to get procrastinated.
You cannot keep your eyes on
your watch and your heart on
your work.
It does not make a man brave
to lay his cowardice on his con
science.
•
No amount ot laundry in yonr
religion can make up for a lack
o f love.
There’s no special merit in cast
ing bread on the water with a
hook in it.
Many a man’s religion would
be worth more if it had more
office practice. .
Some men who make no pre
It is surprising how well the tentions as baseball players are
w orld gets along with most of very successful in handling high
balla
her great men dead.
Clarence Butt, at Newberg. Yamhill county.
Oregon, within six months from date hereof.
Dated December «th, 1906.
DON. Q Mackenxie.
Administrator of the estate ol John Mao
kenxie, deceased.
Highest cash price paid for hogs, veal, and
CLARENCE Butt,
pouknr.
Attorney for estate.
Free Delivery.
Is making special prices on Lap Robes
BETTER SEE HIM
JOS. MOTSCHENBACHER. Prop.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notloe Is hereby given that the undersigned,
J. L. Hoskins, as the administrator of the estate
of Isadora B. Dodge, deceased, has Hied his
final account of hta administration upon said
estate, In the county court of Yamhill county,
State of Oregon, and said court has made an
order appointing the Slh day of January A. D..
1907, at the hour of ten o'clook In the forenoon
of said day, at the county court room at the
court house at McXinnvllle, In Yamhill conn
ty, state ot Oregon, as tbo time and place for
tnc Anal bearing of said account, and for lbs
Anal settlement of said estate. *-
Now therefore all persons interested In said
estate are hereby notlfled and required to be
and appear at said time and plaoe appointed
for the Anal hearing of aald Anal account and
for the Anal sattlemenl o f aald estate, and then
and there show cause, if there should be any.
why aald Anal account should not be allowed
and apnrovud, and said estate forever and An-
ally settled, and said administrator d1sc*'*rfed
and hla bondsmen exonerated.
Dated this November 22ud, A. D , 190«.
J. L. HOSKINS.
Administrator of said estate.
F. W. Fenton,
Attorney for «elate.
WESLEY BOYES, Custer.
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Discount
Sale!
F. H. Caldwell
& Company
?
Five per cent discount on all
Umbrellas sold for cash dur
ing the month of December.
The successful man is the one
who makes fortune for himself.
He may make a dozen for other
Dealers In
people without being considered
GUNS & AM M U N ITIO N .
a success.
Nelson & Hanson
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
W e carry evervthmg usually
kept in a fint-clan dragster..
A full Ime at school boohs end
Prescriptions
When you buy a
W ATCH
You want the best and most
reliable one for your money,
and with a guarantee that is
worth one hundred cent« on
the dollar. I have them at
all prices, for Men, Women,
Boy« and Girls.,
W. S. Reynolds j
carefully
Watchmaker and Jeweler
NEWBERG
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OREGON
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