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G raphic NEWBEBG, YAMHILL COUNTY IN, THUB8DAY, OCTOBER 3.1907, father’a table at home, We have S tray Leaves fro m 'th e Diary o f ceased to wonder why he has land players celebrated la b o r Brigham 320 a Wm S Cooper a Stray O regonian. never« succeeded in laying up d 1 c t 6 s r 3 $7400. R B Crosby and wt to A P August 28—A new version of much “ treasures upon earth.” ing no labor and were easily pift the decalogue greeted the resi Follow ing the banquet, which to sleep by a score o f 8 to 1. Watson blks 30, 40, 41, 42, 53, dents o f the university tow n this was enjoyed by tw o hundred Kelsey and I had dragged over 54, 55, 57 Dundee $1. Maynard Redmond to Chas morning from sidewalk, from people, a goodly number ot whom with us some old time fans, in tree, from telegraph pole and have not been seen on the sacred cluding John Jessup to see Port Ball and w f It 6 blk 1 Centra elsewhere. The Sophomores had premises before or since, which land play ball, and to say that add Newberg $115. invested in a liberal supply o f “ is quite often the case,” a m ost we were sore is speaking the John Chandler and w f to Geo A Ramsey % a Willamina $900. printer’s red'ink and in the silent excellent after dinner or after truth but not the whole truth. We found some tittle excite Geo H Herriott and wt to watches of the night posted their supper program was given. J. manifestos to the Fresh then, J. Jessup presided as toastmaster ment in Frisco owing to the Sarah F Paxon Its 9 to 15 blk which began tike this; “ Where in a manner worthy of one C. M. labor riots which had taken 24 Edwards add Newberg $1250 as, y ou ,' the irresponsible, the Depew in his palmy days, with place earlier in the day in which Eugene E B low n and wf to E unsophistcated, the untutored, due apology to J. J. for mention' some o f the strike breakers ift B Castor 40 a d 38 t 3 s r 2 charge o f street cars were shdt $3200. th e verdant, numbered in the inghis name in this connection. 'University museum as “ Exhibit Tonight the big annual Fresh- by strikers and labor union en John A Jacobson to Wm H 2 ” have been panned off on this man rally took place in the thusiasts. We were greeted by Meedel 132.08 a cl 67 t 3 s r 4 long-suffering university, there Greek open air ampitheater. It the sight o f an extra force o f $5068.64. fore taxe deeply to your palpitat is rather a university rally, for it mounted police on emerging from John Wall and wf to Wm H ing and fear stricken hearts the is a big event in the college year, the Ferry building whose pres Meedel, 29.03 a cl 67 t 3 s r 4 «following ten commandments.” the real purpose o f which is to ence proved restraining and $2076.36. And then followed a series of arouse enthusiasm in the coming healthful upon the belligerents. Vina Johnson and hus to Er Market street, on one side o f nest F Edminston and w f 32 a rather positive instructions as at^eletic contests. The ampt- t o how the Freshies should meek theater, which holds 8000 peo the burned district, is again cl 67 1 3 s r 4 $4000. ly conduct themselves in the pres ple, w as crow ded, the tow n peo pretty well lined with business ence o f their betters, what they ple occupying the upper tiers houses, and likewise Van Ness should wear and not wear, how while the university students to Avenue, on the other side, but they should wear it, where they the number o f nearly three thous between there lies that same -could not go, etc., etc., w ith the and were grouped together be ghastly area o f desolation which d osin g threat of a ducking in low . Light for the occasion was depresses one. h i fact the trying furnished by a huge bonfire built scene of destruction has gotten •case of disobedience. ô A ô The Seniors and Juniors wear in the pit. It is always the duty on to the nerves o f . thousands o f regularly black and gray ping otth e Freshmen to furnish the San Franciscans, which is saying bats, respectively, stove in, the fuel, which they had been busily a good deal, until they have re m ore thoroughly smashed in and collecting from all over tow n fused to live longer amid the ou t o f shape the better. The during the afternoon. Berkeley ruins and have moved to this Sophs wear sombreros and the business men have learned that side erf the bay. Between the Freshmen are not allowed to a good w ay in which .to get rid blow o f its great disaster on one wear distinctive headgear. On o f old boxes and consumable hand and the curse o f unionist? com ing through the business rubbish is to pile it out some and o f rotten city government part o f tow n rather late the where in view on this day and on the other the city is in desper epairing •other night Kelsey and I ran into the Freshmen will do the rest. ate straits. a wild bunch o f Sophs w ho had The rally is characterised by a lone Freshmen in tow , hatless speeches, songs, yells, the serpen and costless, whom they had tine march and various enthusi been hazing in all kinds o f ways. asm safety valves. The climax H e stood the ordeal satisfactori was reached when one ot the old ly for before we left them tfcey football heroes, whose prowess is turned him loose, patting him memorialised in the famous foot o n the back, calling him a gentle ball victory statue near the en man and ending by giving the trance to the university grounds, astonished F r e s h m a n three was introduced and said he had cheers. However he seemed per come home from South Africa fectly willing t o take his captors after an absence o f several years a t their word, for he made good for the express purpose o f help bis escape w ithout w aiting for ing U. o f C. defeat Stanford this further assurance along that year. Capitola M Cummings to line in the w ay o f further cere August 31—1 witness a new Claude B Cummings ttnd Vi It 5 feature in athletic contests this blk 14 Deskins 2nd add to New monies. August 29—Had a newsy and afternoon In the annual Fresh berg $1. bieesy letter today from my old man-Sophomore pushball game, J L Hoskins and w f to Mrs. C friend Pickett, city attorney o f which was introduced last year M Cummings 2.44 a 0 J Walker Waitaburg, W ashington, where to take the place o f the annual d l c t 3 s r 2 $500. be has a thriving law practice, rpsbes between the tw o classes Mina C Shirley and has to G U and where he has been fighting which generally resulted serious Snapp.10 a cl 5$ t 3 s r 2 $750. the g ood fight, and successfully ly. The pushball game has pre S M Richards and wf to school to o , against certain institutions sen ted a safer outlet for the pug dist No 28 Its 197, 198, 199, which-the tow n were better off nacious animal spirits o f the 200, 201 Dayton $875. w ithout. Life will cease to be underclassmen. A large leather R L Alderman and w f to dty interesting for M. O. when the hall, six feet in diameter, replaced o f Dayton reparian rights of peace advocates usher in the mil- in the center o f the football field. water in Miller creek. leninm. He’s not made that The contestants, about tw o hun Annie I McNish and hus to way. dred on each side on this occa Elisabeth Cain Its 229, 230,231, August 30—This afternoon we sion, line up as in football and 232, 233 Dayton $250. A nd Examine oar Stock fellow s take the girls over to oa the signal make a rush at the John Poeper and w f to Jennie Frisco to see a ball game be-i big ball and try to push it to M Perkins It 5 blk 7 P W Chand tween Portland and San Fran-1 ward the opponent’s goal. And lers 2nd add McMinnville $950. cisco. Josh Billings once said, such a mass o f desperately strug James Selekiah and w f to W L “ I luv the rooster for 2 things— gling and fighting humanity! It Pettyjohn swV4 nwVi sec 5 1 6 fo r the crow th a t/is in him, and takes sixteen ogicials to run the s r 7 $1. fo r the spurs that are on him to game properly. I f a player be Mary F Hurley to Barclay Dil bak up the crow w ith.” Well, comes brutally rough he is lon Its 33, 34 Hurleys sub $760. NASH A FINLEY 46 make a sad story short, the! prom ptly retired from the con Herman Bochert and wf, to Beavers didn’t provide us with J test. About half the time the August Knop and w f 48 a sec 27 single spur so we kept our crow huge spere is in the air rolling t 2 s r 5 $ l . in our throats. The umpire aronnd over the heads o f the 8 C Gockley and w f to J D made one bad break however| players and the frantic way in Cook 20:46 a d 4 4 t 3 s r 2 , 3 which allowed us t o give sent toj which upraised arms and hands $2046. our pent np feelings, are wildly striking at the ball Geo B Savage and w f to Chas v Church members generaUygive! reminds me o f the picture o f the H Dunn .and wf Its 6, 7 blk 12 * reception to their pastor when! flood in the old family illustrated Oak Park add McMinnville and be comes and again when he' bible such as our grandparents small tract adjoining $300. goes, but it was our pleasure had, in which the poor sinners John Wall and w f to John this evening to attend such a, were clutching at the last rock Wennerberg 52.97 a d 67 t 3 function gives by the members above water. The Sophomores s r 4 $3708. otthe church which we attend, won the game after which their M P Elliott and Wf to J F t o their pastor, w ho is neither, yell leader mounted the ball from Taylor und Vi o f nVi blk 2 and com ing or going, in other words which vantage point he led hit firac blks 1, 3, 4 Deskins 3rd add they believe in more "“ taffy” and victorious comrades in the paean Newberg $843. certainly the “ epi-taffy” will not o f viatsry. x J L Anderson to S C Stuckey Many accidents could bs avoid be a b b r e v i a t e d thereby. All September 2—Labor day, and pit o f Its 220, 221 Dayton ed if a Good Whip was near at hands were invited t o supper at I celebrated consistently this $3333.35. hand to purauade a frightened the church which helped some. morning over the family wash H C Burns and w f to Frank B horse. Come and look my stock Such an opportunity is more o f tub. This afternoon we fellows W iso ner 50 a 1 4 s r 4 $600. I have all kinds o f whips an item from a financial stand crosft the bay to Portland August Knop and w f to Her over. point than when we all sat up and San Francisco play ball man Bochert 52 usee ¿ 7 1 3 s r 5 to select from . and took again. As a Frisco paper put it C . F. H ELD A. Special Word Introduce Your Boy to Us And let him bring us his little savings. ’ T rain up a child in the way he should g o ,” and the best way to do tins is to travel that way occasionally yourself. Do you deposit with us? I f not—why n ot? D o you know that w e are the largest and solidest financial institu tion in town—that the wealthiest people place their ac counts with us? Follow their example and you will never regret i t A sk your neighbor about our standing in the community. B A N K O F N EW B ER G B . a MILES, Pres. J. L. HOSKINS, Vies Pres. , , V.' J ‘W '--Jri . i' V ■ V ■ j -'*... ^ It?« IFS- '» - i . "• -1 J. C. COLCORD, Cashier W. E. 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