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NEWBERG VOL. X IX . G raph ic NEWBERG, Y A M H IL L COUNTY. OREGON, TH U RSD AY, SEPTEMBER 2 6 .1 9 0 7 . classified by the principal on the far away from home these days me and others in the room. B Stray Leaves From the Diary o f opening day o f school. after all. Imagine my feeling the to-night old McCarty is no more. a Stray Oregonian. * Children who have never been other day when a boy soliciting A couple of hours ago he step] August 19. Thé school year subscriptions for one of the daily from one car in front o f another In «chool before will not be ad 'w'as lormally epened today ai; apers called at tbe next door, and never knew what struck mitted to the first grade after the first university meeting, hele heard the lady o f the house him. He had been down to Oak the first month o f the term. It in the big Harmon gymnasium “ No, I believe not; we take land and had come back a little has also been found advisable The latter seats some three or more papeiftsjiow than we get the worse for the wet refresh not to receive children under six four thousand people and on read.” I had my first tinge o f ments he had . taken. He was years o f age. Another beginners snuffed out in an instant leaving class starts in February; this occasion it was crowded, homesickness right there. fully three fourths o f the audience August 22. Our barrel o f Ore neither a relative nor a dollar in being made up o f students. The gon canned fruit, eagerly antici the world, his friends having to jo- Linda Bronson-Statmon, for ladies take one side o f the hall pated, arrived today and now bury him. Poor old happy-go- tie twenty-nine years identified on and the boys the other. On the when we sit down to eat we feel lucky Irish McCarty, an apostle platform are seated the members that we are living as Oregonias o f sunshine, a good friend t o the northwest coast in educa- tv in\, tional lines visits New berg with of the faculty who o f themselves should. Californians from here everyone bat himself. “ Let hint hrtfindorsements from press and make up a good sited audience southward as a rule don’t pre who is without sin cast the fitstjkn < people to entertain us tw o eveu- When the hour arrives, a half tend to use cooked or canned stone.” August 27-r-In turning back c k ings, Sept. 30, and Oct. 1, 8:15 p. dozen regularly chosen yell lead fruit. They havn’t very much cs, m.,in,her own peculiar style and <rs take their places along the worth canning in fact and that, these leaves about three weeks, I find t made rather a poetic lit it- methods. Let us give herarous- aisle faring the men, and with which is, tastes so strongly o f a t ing reception. No charge. tle observation to the effect that upraised arms, give the signal silver that it isn’t very palatable which c *11 b forth the old Califor to the people in moderate cir I had come down here to breathe nia yell—and the enthusiasm is cumstances. But we are already a little university atmosphere. on. Now it is a varsity song, eating prunes canned and prunes H ow simple and easy that n ow a yell, the leaders, while not dried and never appreciated them sounds! But I am learning more making much noise themselves, more. I hereby humbly pray and more that‘ if a fellow gets directing the “ concert” in a way forgiveness for every asinine joke any atmosphere worth mention which reminded me o f Sig. Fer I ever tried to get off at the ex- ing, enoygh to bring any notice able expansion, he’s g ot to ullo.teadw o f the Royal Italian band at the Lewis and Clarke August 23—Before an immense some pretty stiff breathing ex fair. audience of more than 3000 per ercises. So far I ’m afraid I’m On the appearance o f Pres. sons, gathered in front o f the going the wrong way, for I Benj. Ide Wheeler, who made Hearst Memorial Mining build stepped into a store to bay a hat the address, there was a wild ing this morning, that magnifi the other day and what was my outbreak o f applause which testi cent structure which has been chagrin to find that my usual fied to his popularity with the erected within the past tw o or measure was too large for me! students. The ovation accorded three years at a cost of $1,000,- I was near the inside limit al him was especially hearty from 000, was fittingly dedicated. ready and if this process con w c h R e p a ir iw o the fact that he has recently High tribute was paid by all the tinues much longer, I’ll be under refused a more lucrative posi speakers to the memory o f Sena the embarrassing necessity o f U nleu the delicate, exactly adjusted tion in the East. President tor George Randolph Hearst who callingfor a boy’s size in a man’s Sarta o f a wat watch are kept clean and fabricated, they are certain to become W. C. W. Wheeler is a past master, both made his fortune in the gold hat. Irorn to a greater or le u extent and as a presiding officer, and as minesof California, and in whose tbe movement will rarely low its ac a public speaker vyith the abi'ity lasting memory the mining build Reni Estate Transfers. curacy. Tiny particle« o f grit are t o say the right thing in the ing was erected by his wife, Mrs. bound to work into the beat protected M portad b T I T ia k tll County proper way on any occasion Phoebe Hearst. ement; tbe oil will become gummed BT, MeMInnrUU. Coo time and these combined will serve which offers. He delivered an An evidence of the rather in John H Burch to Aaron Strause cut and grind tbe pivots and cauw admirable address, with pith of tense feeling which exists be and wf pt It 5 blk 5 both fact and fancy. Naturally tween the tw o great universities Every watch should be thoroughly 1st add Dayton $600. the remarks addressed to the o f the state can be found higher cleaned and oiled at least once in eigh W A Calavan to Wm Gregory Freshmen were especially enter up than in student circles. In teen months, and if yours has not It 2 bln 13 Wennerbergs 2nd add been cleaned within that time, it should taining. While he made a little his remarks at the dedicatory Carlton $175. have immediate attention. fan at their expense he gave them exercises this morning Pres. Mary Bailey to G N Jack & J S W e will dean your watch precisely this earnest exhortation which I Wheeler made tw o neat little Wilson 22 a Wm Branson d i e as it would be done in the best watch herewith enter in my little book thrusts at Stanford. First, he factories—take the movement entirely t 6 s r 7 800. for my own encouragement from spoke of the new building as be apart, clean each wheel, cog and pivot G N Jack to John S Wilson V% separately, assemble and regulate it— time to time: “ Don’t try to ing “ built o f honest material and make an impression. I am sick honestly put together, fixing a int o f e 92 ft off 1.10 a sec 1 1 6 and when you get it back you may depend upon it being in “ perfect and tired and becoming more standard which is evidence that s r 7$ 25. Wellington Hodge to Mary J shape.” and more so, o f the young man nothing is to o good for the Uni M i l I C new berg w ho is sapient, always ready versity o f California;” and again, and Chas Boden 20.73 a cl 50 ■ w l ■ I - 1—0 JEW ELER with an answer on the tip o f his “ It is built in memory o f a plain, 1 4 s r 3 $1500.' Next to Postoffice. tongue, worldly wise, a brilliant lonest, good miner, who, repre John S Wilson et al to L C conversationalist and a shining senting the pioneers of the state, Palmer et al 22 a Wm Branson mark in society. I am for the took his riches from its hills, rob- d 1 c t 6 s r 7 $1365. Hansine C Nelson to R Nelson young man who is ’slow in the ring no man, nor lessening from 161 a cl 53 t 4 s r 5 $1. head’ but always works. He is lie store or taking away from his R Nelson to Hansine C Nelson the man whose information be opportunity,” which was a good comes looked upon as reliable.” ab at the cold blooded, con- pt of It 5 blk 8 McMinnville $1. August 20. Real work begins cienceless manner in which Sen John IUig and w f to Nellie E today. When I get my bearings ator Stanford amassed the mil- Bennett small tract in Newberg after sizing up the situation I am ions with which he built a mon $1600. fairly appalled at how little I ument to the family in the way John H Hawley et al to Emma Becker cl 67 t 4 s r 4 $1. really know and how much work o f a university. E W Cooke and wf to John Ladies’ & Children’s there is ahead o f me before this It was my good fortune on Glass 10 a cl 53 t 3 s r 2 $1250. little upper story defect can be this occassion to see three gener Morris Dudley and wf to Gust remedied. Wouldn’t it be rather ations o f the Hearst family o f Minuth 10 a cl 46 t 3 s r 3 $500. trying though, to have some of which I had heard so much. E J Wright to Lafayette E my old students whom I succeed ?irst, Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, a ed in impressing with the idea magnificent type o f womanhood, Benedict and wife 91.92 a d 58 NASH & FINLEY that I did know something, see beautiful and good, who is the t 5 s r 5 $1. me now as I see myself! But I beloved patroness of this univer John Peterson and wt to Nels am assured by others that this sity. Beside her was her son, C Jacobson and w f 28 a cl 8 1 1 4 is but the common feeling o f new the irrepressible yellow journal s r 4 $2800. students here, Freshmen always ist and political adventurer, Wil J S Bollis and w f to Lafayette excepted, so I take courage and iam Randolph Hearst, who gave Benedict and w f 91.92 a cl 58 t 5 s r 5 $5200. sail in. * the famous and unique Greek R Nelson to Soren Peterson August 21. The street on theater to the university. I and w f Its 1, 8 blk 5 Johns add which we live is* something o f a readily recognized him before I children’s corner, and with a ball knew he was on this side the McMinnville $900. game going on regularly o f even continent. No one could fail to James C Duncan to H C Paul ings among the small boys in do so, having seen him in carica sen Its 5, 5, 7 blk 5 Deskins 3rd front o f the house, and in which ture in the newspapers. And add Newberg $1. Emma Deskins to H C Paulsen I can join now and then, it seems then there was a little three year tracts 19, 20 Deskins sub $600. a good deal like home on North old Hearst running up and down ......... .......♦— River street (alias Doolittle Ave.) the steps to the delight o f the Taka Notice. The fact that three o f the young audience. sters respond to the names o f August 24—We fellows have Public school will open next W ill soon be here and our Herman, Bari and Dale height made the acquaintance of a typ Monday, September 30th, at stock o f ens the “ at home” impression. ical, jolly, blarneying Irishman, nine o ’clock. It is hoped that WINTER BLANKETS And then too there is a bright a barber, who has a chair in a, all last year’s pupils will secure little toddler below us, which big shop in town, and who al their new books this week, as and has a faculty for making its get ways has a joke and a glad hand otherwise the book dealers will ROBES aw ay when occasion offers, for his friends who are limited not be able to accommodate the have already arrived. which calls up the picture o f lit only by his acquaintances. I crowd next Monday. At each tle Jimmie Mills hiking down the was in his chair this morning drag store will be found a list of Right goods, Right Prices. walk in answer to the call of the when he was thoroughly at him the books needed in the different C . F. H ELD wild. Oh, it’ s hard to get very self, laughing and joking with grades. All new pupils will be A Special Word CALL JA C K FROST Introduce Your Boy to Us And let him bring us his little savings. child in the way he should g o ," and the best this is to travel that way occasionally you you deposit with us? I f n o t-w h y not? Do that we are the largest and aolidest financi tion in town—that the wealthiest people plac counts with us? Follow their example an< never regret i t Ask your neighbor about ou in the community. BAN K O F N EW B ER G Pres. 9, Vice Pres. J. C. COLCORD, Cashier W . E. CROZER, Asst. Cashier If you are in need o f a new wagon we’U seU you on* that will carry your lo a d W e carry a full line o f FEED and SEEDS, AGRICU LTU RAL IMPLE MENTS and a fine STEEL RANGE W e have nails and a small line o f other hardware. See us before buying. W e take W heet and Oats and P r o m p t D o llv o r y W RIGHT O l W H ITE Quality Always W ins You should call and get prices on Farm Machinery W agons, Buggies," Etc. Flour, Feed, Grain & Hay. • THE CHATHAM FANNING MILL itn x K o iz B B iia z z x x ! Is positively the best to dean your grain. VINCENT FEED & IMP. CO. W. P. HEACOCK & “C L O V E R SON. Wanted Proprietors of Newberg Sash & Door Factory. Doors, W indows, and Turned W ork Made to Order. tfS W e pay cash for RED CLOVER and ALS1KE. Send us sample and stata quantity you|have to offer. John Hughes C o » 4 S S -4 7 4 Start* 8 tra ct Salem, Oregon
