Newberg graphic., October 31, 1907, Image 1

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NEWBEBG, YAMHILL OOUHTY. OIEGON, THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 31.1907.
With the Athletes at the Uni­ should therefore find favor with ties o f variegated millinery and j ,Wm McHardv and w f to Wm
the smaller colleges, which are dashed everywhere with its sbpjG Moore & Jos McHardy und V6
versity of California.
generally shy on heavy weight», nificant blue and gold on the 567.07 a secs 5, 6 t 2 s r 5 $1.
Last year the authorities of and are thus at a disadvantage east side and fiery cardinal
Paul Fundman to R D Webber
the University ot California and in competition in football with the west slope, until the place Its 1, 2, 3 blk 6 Fairview add
Stanford placed the taboo on larger institutions.
suggested terraced gardens in Willamina $145.
.ootball as it is played in Amer­ The attitude of the big, beefy full bloom.
Arthur Andrews and w f to G
ica, and the English game of heroes o f the old game, the fallen
T o look down over the heads U Snapp 57x100 ft Fist and Col­
Rugby football was introduced idols, is pretty well described in o f solid masses o f college men, lege sts Newberg $2000.
in its stead. Of course the en the following verses written by the glint o f the bright California John L Brown to Otto Flatau
xhusiasts ot the old game howled a local “ dopester.” The author sun upon their bared heads, till 44.54 a sec 10 t 6 s r 6 $1900
and the new game was criticized himself is hardly loyal to the you wondered at the fresh, well-
E U Henderson et al to A B
accordingly as effeminate and game, however, for when he groomed cleanliness o f it all; the Sunderlin swVi sec 8 t 5 s r 6
uninteresting. Being a lover of represents the Rugby boys as golden hair, the shades ot brown $1700.
A m e r i c a n football myself, I “ playing gently” he wholly mis­ and nowhere a bald pate, was a
John Pratt and w f to Lester
hadn't looked forward to the represents the game.
rare experience. There were the Wallace It 3 and e% It 4 sec 5 1 6
fall athletics with any degree of Husky Algernon De Bruiser
youth o f this golden West in th^ r 7 $1.
•enthusiasm.
vigor o f college life, and t
W ss • full-back big and bold,
W E Foster and w f to Alva C
To our cashier and he will convince you that we have
Last Saturday the annual He manhandled all the tackles,
was one to make a Californian Brown 5.85 a in s e c l 6 t 4 s r 3
every facility for handling your banking business with
Freshman game between Cali­ And he laid the line men cold.
wish for some Easterners or for- $850.
accuracy and dispatch. Our financial standing is be­
Husky Algernon De Bruiser
fornia and Stanford took place
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U,1_ that he might
A P Oliver to Emily F Wood
W eighed two hundred pounds or more,
yond question and we aim to treat all our customers
o n the Berkeley field. The regu­ W ith a head just like a hammer.
sweep his hand over the great Its 7, 8 blk 4 Deskins 1st add
with the greatest courtesy and consideration, be their
la r annual varsity game is to be And he used to roll In gore.
concourse o f those 6000 young Newberg $350.
accounts large or small.
played at Stanford this year, Husky Algernon De Bruiser
people and say, ‘These are Cali­ J F Taylor and w f to L H Shir­
sind as 1 had no idea of going W as the co-ed’s beau ideal,
fornia collegians. Through aHl ley and wf Its 1, 2, 3, 10 and
■down there, I concluded to at­ And their hearts went all a-flutter
these pretty masses flanking 10 ft It 9 blk 2 Deskins 3rd add
When he made the center re e l
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier
tend the Freshman game as a
those
bareheaded men are West­ Newberg $500.
Husky Algernon De Bruiser
J.
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HOSKINS,
Vice
Pres.
W
. E. CROZER, Asst,
■critical spectator, just to say I Is a rank back number now.
ern young women. Where on
0 & C R Co to W A Monroe
had seen Rugby played. From And the full-back’s place is taken
earth can you see a more healthy, nw!4 o f nw% sec 1 t 2 s r 5
the moment of the kicicoff I be­ By a lad with lofty brow.
robust, cleanly looking body of $200.75.
gan to take notice. With the Husky Algernon De Bruiser
men? Where so many hundreds
first long run made by California Sits him down in great disgust
of clear-skinned, bright-eyed, foil-
While the Rugby boys play gently
I was on my feet. When the Blue Lest their clothes or hair are mussed. chested, royal young women?
and Gold men crossed the goal Husky Algernon De Bruiser
And where have you ever seen a
line I found myself yelling and Grinds his teeth and bits his fist
better, more courteous partisan-
keeping time with my hat which As he sees a brutal player
spirit?”
Slap another on the wrist.
w as tracing circles in the air
But just let the Graphic readers
above my head. At the end o f Husky Algernon De Bruiser
wait
until after the big game—if
Now is playing tiddly winks,
the first half I had decided to see And with fervent voice he cusses
California wins.
the big game at Stanford on A t the English Rugby jinks.
W. C. W.
W ill sell you a Fanning Mill that cleans
November 9th! Today I saw Husky Algernon De Bruiser
Berkeley, October 19.
grain and small seeds and gives satis-
another game, California defeat­ Is a very lonesome lad.
fa c t io n -T H E C L I P P E R
in g the University o f Nevada— Since the latest importation
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
R eal Retate T ran sfers.
Put the old game on the bad.
and now I’m counting the days Husky Algernon De Bruiser
And a stove that will bake your bread—
NIGHTS
Se ported bv thS Tem oni Gouatv AbetfM t
Company. McMlnnrlUe.
and hours until November 9th Lets the tears fall now and then
TH E L O R A IN
RANGE
a s impatiently as, when half as And he does some earnest praying
G A Graves to Wm A Bales Its
At the Opera House in Rep­
For the old game back again.
many years old as now, I counted
W e carry l full line o f F E E D
1,2, 3 blk 2 H & L add Newberg
ertoire.
Opening
in
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ie
stir­
But back to last Saturday’s $1000:
those preceding the glorious
S E E D S and sell i u cheap as
ring drama
fourth. This is the brief story of game. About six thousand peo­ Jas Silqua and wf to A J Bew*
cheapest
ple saw the California Freshmen ley swVi neVi sec 29 t 5 s r 7
my conversion to Rugby
T o begin with, Rugby is no take the Stanford “ Babies” down $ 100.
namby pamby sissy game as its the line by a score o f 19 to 0.
S F Morgan and w f to Geo S
defamers would have us believe. As Stanford has been wining the Borg It 6 blk 44 Oak Park add Largest, Best Company on
Just the opposite. In fact it calls majority of the athletic events McMinnville $40.
the Coast
fo r a greater endurance, more for a few years, the yictorv was
Investment Co. to Peter Nisscn
speed, agility and skill than the peculiarly gratifying to the sup­ It 4 blk 24 Oak Park add Mc­
old game. In fact the premium porters of the Blue and Gold.
Minnville $20.
is placed on these qualities in­ With the big crowd o f enthusi­ Joseph Pazina and wf to Ray-
asts, the opposing crowds o f mobd Walter neVi sec 10 t 5 s r
stead of on beef.
Rugby is more of a spectators’ rooters, each with its band, gay 8 $300.
o r “ grandstand” game. The streamers, flaunting penants and
Green L Rowland to Sarah S
play is much more open—there waving colors, it was a magnifi­ Harford et al 25.81 a sec 2 t 3 Reserved Seats on Sale at
re many more spectacular runs cent spectacle. A Frisco sport s r 4 $1.
Both Drug Stores
with the JjalJt there is any writer says it was the greatest
Silas R Broad well to R C Cros­
am ount , more kicking. In fact first-year crowd in all the four­ by It 9 blk 26 Dundee $25.
once in a while it reminds one a teen seasons, the most spirited
Melvin Needham (by gdn) to
little o f the old fashioned game yelling and singing heard in Nelson B Winters 2.75 a cl 55 t
o f kick. Above all there is this years, and, for a final feature, 3 s r 2 $325.
t o its credit—there is something the grandest serpentine proces­ Taylor Needham to Nelson B
d oin g all the time, the teams sion o f joyous undergraduate Winters 2.75 a d 5 5 t 3 s r 2 $ l .
■surging back and fourth across victors probably ever assembled
Mary F Hurley to D W Atkin­
You should call and get prices on
the field by hops and bounds.
o n ' a university campus any­ son Its 2, 3 blk 33 H
L add
There is none o f your tedious where.
Newberg $200.
.
and tiresome mass plays and line
For a quarter o f an hour after J M Ruggles and w f to A M
backing. Where you have one the sharp pistol crack suddenly Rugglesltsl, 2 blk 9Hauswirths
good long run in football you terminted a game that hod been 2nd add to North Yamhill $400.
see a score in Rugby. Quick and fought by both sides with an ad­ John Wennerberg to Henry
accurate passing o f the ball is mirable spirit o f good sports­ Martin and wf It 5 blk 12 Wen-
called for and frequently the manship and without noticeable nerbergs add Carlton $200.
sphere is passed from man to injury to the contestants, a Cali­ Colin Mclver to Mabel P Bra­
man clear accross the field, pro­ fornia' collegiate throng o f fully den 2 a cl 53 s r 2 $400.
gress being made all the time.
900 men poured down into the
P C Thomason and w f ter
There are no vexatious delays arena, rollicking four abreast, Christie McAuley 109.12 a cl 52
as the ball is seldom out o f play. then joined hands in a twining, t 2 s r 4 $4580.
There are fifteen men on a team frenzied processional parade,
Yamhill Novelty Co to C B
and all are busy all the time. then swayed in a doubling and Jones blk 10 Hauswirths 2nd'
A s there are more chances tor redoubling lockstep line three add North Yamhill $400.
the spectacular, one can alwfeys blocks long and trampled upon
Cyrus E Hoskins and w f to
■expect something to break loose every yard of that field o f glory, Joseph Herriott and w f 7.09 a
and happen and is hence kept on which tor the first time in its his­ sec 9 t 3 s r 2 $673.55.
It positively the best to deem your grain.
that thrilling verge o f expectancy tory a blue and gold team had
Harry A Littlefield to Melissa
which sends the good red blood turned over to its supporters to J Nash Its 1, 2 blk 13 Central
through him on the double quick. christen and caress with joyous add to Newberg $600.
&
The game is still rough enough. feet.
Harry A Littlefield to Elza E
The tackling is folly as fierce as
The scene was so thrilling and Finley Its 3, 4 blk ^ Central
-in the old game, for when a' impressive as almost to wring add Newberg $500.
' Pleats Pay Up.
man’s down the play is not poetry and romance out o f a
Taylor Needham et al Nelson
All parties who subscribed to
•topped if he can get it to a team professional sport writer and B Winters 2.75 a cl 55 t 3 s r 2
the
fund for the purchase o f the
mate or if an opponent can take dope fiend, as witness the follow- $1500.
cannery
sight are requested to
i t away from him. But there is ing:
M E church o f Carlton to W A PLEASE CALL AND LET
pay at once, at either of the
not that crashing and piling up
“ It felt good to be a Califor. Howe .38 a Carlton $1.
US SH OW IT TO YOU. banks or to C. B. Wilson. Don’ t
o f the tw o lines which so often nian and look over that scene in’ W A Howe to Anna C Howe
Proprietors o f
delay as the account must be
has serious results in the old the Berkeley stadium, its high 2.27 a Carlton $10.
closed up.
Newberg Sash St D oor
g a m e .. While weight is not to sloping east and west walls
Hannah K Kutch and hus to
be despised, this game gives a biased with the colors o f spring W A Howe small tract Carlton
Factory.
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chance to the lithe, wiry little and flecked with shirt waists, 1
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fellows, to whom there are but blotched big in white, with the
class young cow, fresh,
M J Durham and hus to Niels
JEW ELER
one or tw o positions open on great masses o f costless col- Nielson It 8 blk 3 Oak Park add
Turned W ork
tw o miles west o f New-
4 the football eleven. The game kgiass, painted with the beau- LMcMinnviUe $600.
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