NEWBEBG, YAMHILL OOUNTT, OfiEGON, THUB8DAY, MAY 9.1907
P. C UNDER W IN N ING STAR. Wi2on*i\
Pole vault—Hodaon (P. C.),
|n S u n « W e e k C ollege Athletes
> D efeat W illam ette University
turns (McM.), E. Kenworthy (
and M cM innville C ollege in 0:10 W . :
440-yard deeb—Hodaon (P. C.
Field M eets.
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Pacific College has apparently
struck a w inning streak in which
victory cannot be avoided. The
im petus given by the notably
victories in orato ry and debate
earlier in the year has proved
sufficient to dose the year in a
“ blaze o f glo ry ” by lifting and
carryin g the athletes through
on the tidal w ave. T w o track
meets were scheduled fo r the
ueasoe for the Pacific College
team and it has w on both o f
them.
The happy clim ax w a s given
last Saturday when the Quaker
la d s unexpectedly humbled old
W illam ette University a t Salem.
Unexpectedly, because, tw o ot
th e first place men of th eN ew -
lings worth (P. C.), and Pink (1
tie for second; 0»7.
Hammer-throw—Haworth (P
Owens (McM.), Macy (P. C.), M
inches.
High jump—Hoskins CP. C.\
way Anderson (McM.), a s for i
y H ad the fiie started a t night
3rd Add to M cM innville $500.
’ M artin M iller and w t to C ity
o fD ay tb n 1.70 a sec 5 t 4 s r 3
$15.
W M Com er to John D C K o -
betg Its 7r 8 L ittle Hom es $625.
T J Force et a l to W J Force
eVi blk. 5 H au sw irth ’s 2nd add
Nprth Yam hill $800.
Jesse E d w ard s and w f to N ew ­
berg Pressed Brick C o 20 a ad ­
join in g N ew berg $ 2000 .
U 8 to Mooes Sutton 80 a sec 8
1 5 s r 7.
M oses Sutton to ? R Fendall
80 a sec 8 1 5 s r 7 $100.
Julia Laiferty to Raym ond
W alter 240 a secs 18, 2 4 1 5 • r 8
$312.
P B 8c W F C ollard to F B
R o gers49.27 a cl 74 t 4 s r *
one o f the oldest house* in to w n
and a form er “governm ent”
building w o u ld p ro b ab ly have
gone up in smoke. This old
19 fset 8 inch««.
220-yard hurdles— Roberta (McM), shack w a s first erected on a spot
near the depot and ab o u t w h a n
WUaoa (P. CL> Pink, (MeM.). 0:2»-
M .H . Pinacy’s barn n o w s ta n d «
c J ^ sK rtb < ? !(U i feat •
b y a m an named M iller w h o
The best o l feeling and go o d
fellowship reigned throughout
the contest, w hich w a s empha­
sized in the evening in an open
aiy reception given the tw o farther fo r a location.
A bo u t this time Joseph Everest
team s and visitors by the M e-
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s appointed p ost m aster by
Minnviuc student».
the Cleveland adm inistration
and he rem oved the sha ck to its
present locatsoo where he kept
R 0 Jones and w f to D B
the office. I t is related b y H ugh Sw artz It 9 pt It 8 blk 9 Joseph
W a rt disease, extending« over a Nelson th at during the E verest W atts add to Am ity $200.
* period o f several months, our adm inistration a shooting m atch
fellow tow nsm an, T . B. Cttm- w a s held in to w n , when the M S w artz 2 sm all tracts $800.
1 mings, passed from this life on pigeons w ere released from the O & C R f t C o to B C L an tis
last Sunday m orning a t 8 o'clock steps t o the postoffice, w hile the 40 a sec 21 t 2 s r 5 $160.
a t the age o f fifty-nine y e a n . In men behind the guns w ere con­ , H enry W ade and w f to Jesse
his death he leaves a wife, one veniently near. P o stal inspect- Fairin and w f 2 sm all tracts in
daughter. M iss Pearl Cummings, ors didn’t cook this w a y very Sheridan $3000.
and tw o sons, C lau d and Thom as often in those d ays and as the
M artin M iller and w f to Pran k
«11 tiring in N ew berg.
W Fenton 27 a B A Fuller d i e
The deceased w a s born in In­
t s s r 3 $270.
dian a where he g re w to m an­
J W H o bbs to Qeo W G ordon
hood, but later he removed w ith
120 a sec 241 Ä s r 6 $ 1 .
his fam ily to N ew ton, K a nsa s,
J H Bakin et a l to Sheridan
where he w a s a prom inent car­
Lum ber C o 20 a d 41 t 5 s r 6
penter and contractor fo r several
W A C alavan to Joan M
y e a n . In 1891 they rem oved to
H H H ew itt and w f to M
T riplett sm all tra c t in CarltOfllj
Oregon and located in N ew berg
B
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t 68.67 a d 5 6 t 5 s r 3
$1600.
where they have since resided.
$
2100
.
W m H a rty and w f to M a x J
Deceased w a s an active, ener­
J W Hutchcroft and w f to D C
Lebold und 1-5 820 a sec 7 1 5
getic, public spirited citizen, first
T
illm
an 4356 sq ft in J B R ow ­
s r 5 $200.
a member o f the M . B. church,
land
d
i e $ 1 .
A nna J M o rn s to Sarah J
1st; & Kanworthy, P. C., Mid; Rader,
W . U., 8rd.
299 yard hurdles—Wilson, P. C., 1st;
Rader, W. U., 2nd; Hadley, P. C.. Snd;
time, 29 seconds.
449 yard dath-MHodson, P. C., 1st;
Forts, W. U., 2nd; Hollingswomh, P.
C., 3rd.; time, 66 1-6.
.High jump—Hoskins, Lewis, D. Ken­
worthy, all o f P. C,, 6 feet,.
Hammier throw—A ll places conceded
ids church.
oined the
Funeral services were held a t
the fam ily home on T hird street
Tuesday afternoon, conducted
by M rs. M . B. K . E dw ard s, after
which the rem ains were follow ed
to the cemetery b y so rro w in g
relatives, neighbors and friends,
where burial services were con­
ducted by members o f the M a ­
sonic order, o f which deceased
was a member.
Blough 2 sm all tracts N ear L a
Payette $300'.
A M Peery to Em m a F M iracle
Its 1 to 6 and 16, 17, 18 blk 39
B d w ard s add to N ew berg $115.
C has H H adley and w f to J H
M oore 8c J L Anderson 2.50 a d
4 4 1 4 s r 3 $250.
Alice L Poe and h a s to A lbert
A Clayson sm all tract John H
Hess d 1 c t 3 s r 2 $275.
J L Hoskins and w f to Ed R
Getchell and w f 16 a O J W alk er
d 1 c t 3 s r 2 $4000.
Dan H urlbntt to R E B arks It
7 blk 32 Oak Park add M cM inn-
ville $25. ’ —
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M arriage Licenses.
Lena V. Delp age 26, to Albert
M D ow ning age 41.
Jennie Savage age 21, to W il­
liam Reichstein age 25.
Is the best thing w e have to offer our d e­
positors. O ther inducements are o f sec­
ondary importance.
Upon this basis w e
solicit your patronage.
D. G ordon
lom as Prince
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larle# Lark in
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M . M otschenbacber
A. R. M ills
Jno. Lark in
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T . Bw CUMMINGS &
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F i n e L i n e O f P a in t s
We Have
The Goods
Raleigh Dawne to W 'S Dawne
220 yard dash—B. Ken worthy, P. C-,
339.03 a els 59. 60 t 5 s r 3$1.
In the death o f T , B. Cum­
Cummins, W. U., tie for tat; D. Kan­
W 8 Dawne and w f to R M
worthy, P. C., Komick, W. U., tie tor mings Newbezg loses a good citi­
3rd.
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By far the moat eqjoyable meet
was that held at McMinnvilld
on the preceding Wednesday.
The McMinnville College stu­
dents have established the cus­
tom of holding M ay Day festivi-.
ties on the beautiful campus,
and this year invited the stu­
dents of Pacific College to attend
and join their athletes in a field
meet in the afternoon. The in­
vitation was accepted and a
holiday accordingly decreed by
the P. C. faculty. The day was
all that could be desired for such
a happy occasion.
In the morning the visitors at­
tended the beautiful coronation
exercises under the royal oak on
McMinnville campus and saw
the pretty M ay pole drill, al! ac­
companied by sweet harmony
by the college musicians.
In the afternoon attention w as
shifted, tem porarily, from pretty
girls to the athletes. The meet
w as so close as* to be highly in­
teresting. P o r several events
the honors w avered back and
forth in a w a y th at w as a *
striking a « it w a s exciting.
F inally Pacific College took A
•m all lead w hich it increased
•lo w ly a t the last, the score
standing, N ew berg 67, M cM inn­
ville 58/ The results by events
follow .
Hftlf-milerun—Mac/ (F. C.), Hodaon
(P. C.). Rios (McM.), 2:18 4A
Dtseus- Owens (fceM.), Calloway
(McM.), Haworth (P. C.), 90 fa a O
zen, and one who wav highly re­
spected by all who knew him.
He was earnestly devoted to his
family, ever kind and obliging tto
his neigbors, Strictly honorable
in his dealings with the public,
and loyal to the interests o f his
tome town.
The bereaved family desires
that a w ord be said in their be­
half, expressing the gratitude
felt for kindnesses shown daring
the hours o f their trial.
A t the hour o f 8:30 on Tues-
day morning the fire bell rang,
the whistle blew and there was
a general commotion all along
?irst street, A farmer in town
driving a big team to a wagon
oaded w ith farming implements
came racing up the street, his
arm horses being bad ly scared
>y the noise and doing their best
to get out o f to w n in short
order. Opposite the Vincent feed
sto re s h arro w w a s th row n from
the w ago n and on the w hole the
farm er h ad the best o f the show
for the crow d fo r a few minutes,
when it looked tike w e yrere
booked fo r a first class runaw ay
item. H ow ever a good p air o f
fines and a gritty driver soon
spoiled the fun, for the runaw ays
were slowed d oers to the usual
Dawne els 59, 60 t 5 s r 3 except
339.03 a $1.
E J Kuykendall and w f to J J
Roberts 5110 a cl 42 1"3 s r 4 .
W e call special attention to our Electric
Robert F Chatfield to Isiah
Weld Fencing, also carry Page Sc Key­
Shell 10.80 a 8 e c 2 t 2 s r 4 A l.
stone,
Poultry Netting—-the kind vou
Oliver B Westfall to Anna L
w
ant
from the mail order house, you
Crews and has Its 9 ,1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2
must smother your anger and decide
Don't neglect to buy your Garden Seeds
blk 46 Edwards add Newberg
to do differently next time.
and Tools now. s
$ 200 .
I f you don’ t like the looks o f any­
Geo O Miller and w f to Gran­ thing that you g et from us, why
Our Cheat and Clover Hay is all O. K-
ville Baker Its in* McMinnville
you know where you got it, and
Free Delivery.
Both Phones
you'll'flnd us not only willing but
$3000.
Jacob Jacobson and w f to anxious to make it rig h t
Floyd H Adams It 15 and pt It
I t ’s to our advantage to pleaae you
16, 28 Cosine’s 2nd add to Mc­ and for that reason, i f fo r no other,
you should shop at home.
Minnville $525.
Feed end Im p lem en t H o u se
Here are the goods.
Examine them
t John T Jones and w f to Chas
all
you like. I f they suit pay us the
SJones87 a in sec 1 7 t 4 s r 5
same price aa they would cost any­
$ 1000 .
where else. Then i f you change your
E W Franklin and wf to E P
mind you may chaage the goods.
Collars That A re Too Easy
Mitchell 230.23 a sec 19, 3 0 1 5 That’ s fair, isn’t itT
and sec 2 t 6 • r 8 $800.
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N EW B E RG
DJ W oodm an and w f to Thos l Y I I L L - O
JEW ELER
J V j
Wright-White
K ernan It 4 blk 13 W innerbergs
add C arlton $775.
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Pan! Fund m an and w f to Wal­
lace M cCam ant 278.40 a sec 6 ,
1 7 1 5 s r 7 $1436.80.
Henry W allace and w f to Wal­
lace: M cCam ant 199.71 a sec 7
t 5 • r 7 a n d sec 12 t 5 s r 8
$299.55.
Solom on R iggs to W allace Me*
C am ant 80 a sec 16 t fi i r 8
«160.
U 8 to Andrew R iggs 200 a
SR l e t 5 and secs 1 8 -2 2 1 6 s r 6 .
N B K e g g and w t to P T and
Aatonc Christenson It 8 blk 2
M cM km vilk $800.
F irst N a t l Bank M cM innville
tu M T h a rb c r h 8 b lk “ I ” C o su *s
N ext to Postoffice.
Bell phene «tore 388,
r e e ls « « « « 36 «
Alexander Beaton, who lives on
Rural Route t, Fort Edward New
York, says: “ Dr. King’s New Dis­
covery Is my best Earthly friend.
It cared me of asthma six years
ago. If has a bo performed a won­
derful cure of incipient consump­
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bottle ended the terrible cough, and
this accomplished, the other sym-
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perfectly well. Dr. K ing's New
Discovery's power over coughs and
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Fully guaranteed by F. H. Cald-
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are sure to be uncomfortable to the
horse. Unsafe too. Badly fitting col­
lars is bad for the animal, and ah » for
the buyer’s pocket-book.
A horse
wants his harases to fit as well sad as
comfortably aa a man dosa his clothes.
W s ask s single and double harases to
Doors, W indow«, and
Taraud W ork
Made to O n ltt.
Graphic and W sskly
gonian, $2.00.
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