NEWHEBGh YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON, THUESDAY, JUNE 11.1908.
CO LLEG E YE A R CLOSES.
Vocal Solo, Prof. Shatter.,
Recitation, “ Old G lory,” Myr
tle Pierson:
Violin Solo, “ 1st Schuler Con-
derto,” Miss Doris Gregory.
Oration, “ Heroic Deeds,” Vio
let Slater.
Instrumental Duet, Misses Bu
chanan and Pvcesnall.
Recitation, “ The Bear Sto^y,”
Lorena Kelsey. -•
Class History.
Class Address, Prof. R. W.
Wanted and
# For Sale.
M r.-Bartlett o f Newberg spent
last Sunday visiting with Dan
Chase.
Rev. Mills filled the pulpit Sap-
W anted — Woman for house
Class w ork at the college was
day morning and evening at the
ork.
P. C. M nxs. L
discontinued the first of the week
church.
■and is being followed by three
John Hill o f Portland and Mr. Young pigs for sale. Thos.
days o f examinations which dose
Green o f H ood River are visiting Herd Jr., Home phone 17-6.
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tom orrow .
with H. C. Paulsen and family.
. The first o f the regular exercis
H. R. C obb is prepared to do
M i,, yffluyi* w ills attendedtfee
es o f Commencement week will
wedding of Mias Maude Cost o f your express or other light haul
take place in the college chapel
Independence and Visits# with ing at reasonable rates.
Saturday evening, June 18, when
Vocal Sqlo, Miss Nadine Bryan. other friends neat Monmouth
Rev. J. B, Blair, o f jthe local Pies-
Presentation o f Diplomas.
Six good milk cow s for sale; al-
during last week.
byterian Church, •will deliver the
> tw o brood sows. Prank Nel
Class Song.
' Hiram Johnson w ho has been*
annual address before the college
son, 4H miles west o f Newberg.
The names of the members o f
literary societies, the public being the class follow : Meade Elliott, confined to his bed during tbs.
cordially invited to attend. In Violet Slater, Ida. Stone, John last three months a t his home is
fast declining, and cannot sur
connection there will also be a Hamilton, Stella Badley, Maude
vive much longer. He knows and .
short program rendered by the Switzer, Paul Atkins, Hattie Bix-
members o f the literary societies. by, Myrtle McDonald, Ray appreciates, in a w ay, his home ,
While it docs not appear on the Phipps, Sadie Becbtle, James friends and bears his troubles
Commencement invitations, it is Scott, George Bowman, H arry very patiently. -
Will furnish w ood and
Rev. A. Holms has resigned as pickers.
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■always understood that the Phelps, Brace Douglas, M yrtle
baseball game between the col Pierson, Clifford Hamnett, Arlie pastor o f the Chehalem Center
lege boys and the alumni is to be Evans, Maude Allison, Gertrude Friends Church, and left for Cen
palled oft Saturday afternoon. Hollingsworth, M argaret Illig, tralis, Wash. He will Soon send
Those who attend the &amC Russell Parker, Gladys M organ, for his wife and young daugh- ,
should take a vivid imagination Lorena Kelsey, Jessie Gollard, ter, Lois M argarets, w ho are ,
alon g and they may be able to Lloyd Ruble, Walter Forsyth, staying a t the home of Mr. and |
Mrs. F. , A. Hayes.
Brother
•detect the hint o f a resemblance Charles Coville.
Holms
was
well
liked
as
a pas
between the contest put .op and
F. H. B uchanan , Teacher.
tor and h^s a number o f warm <
the great American game, No
friends
in Chehalem Center. *,
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•gate receipts, the only stipula
tion being that the tans must
promise to leave the grounds aft
e r the game quietly and in good
humor without violent demon
strations. This condition is in
sisted upon by the alumni, a
number o f whom do not carry
life insurance.
Baccalaureate services will be
held in the Friends church Sun
d a y morning at eleven o ’clock,
the sermon to be preached by
President W. Irving Kelsey. In
the evening at eight the address
t o the Christian associations o f
the college will be delivered by
Rev. P. C. Stanard whose many
friends will be glad o f this early
opportunity to hear him on his
return to Newberg.
On M onday evening the most
popular exercises o f the whole
week are held in the college gym
nasium. Just say “ cla ss'd a y"
and everybody understands—and
goes early in hopes o f getting a
The graduating exercises o f the
academy will be held Tuesday
afternoon at tw o o ’clock in the
Friends church.
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At the same place in the even
in g takes place the public meet
in g o f the Alumni Association.
The principal address will begiv-
•en by B. S. J. McAllister, of Port
land. Good musical selections
will be heard.
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The Commencement exercises
will take place in the Friends
church Wednesday morning at
ten o ’clock. The address will be
•delivered byDr. Beryamin Young,
¡pastor o f the First M. E. Church,
•Portland.
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The program o f the week will
close With the Ahftnni banquet
which wilkbe given at the Hotel
Imperial Wednesday evening in
honor of the class of 1908,, !
The graduating exercises of the
Dundee High School w£te held in
the church on Saturday evening
before an appreciative audience.
A well renderedjprogram was giv
en as follows:
Vocal Quartette.
Invocation—Rev. Alford.
Oration—“ The Growth o f Pro
hibition,” Ernest Than.
Oration—“ Barnacles o f th e
Ship o f State,” Bessie Warner.
Vocal Solo—Miss Spooner.
Oration—“ W ork at Christian
ity ,” Anna Thun.
Oration— “ M odem Advance
ment,” Bennie Craven.
Vqpal Solo—Miss Spooner.
Address to the Clas*—Prof. A.
C. Stanbrough.
Presentation of Diplomas,
Awarding Pacific College Prize
Scholarship.
Vocal Quartette.
•Benediction—Rev. Alford.
Considerable interest was man
ifested in the scholarship, at the
contest was known to be Very
close. The final resist, which
gave the decision to Bennie Cra
ven thr a margin o f less than one
percent, met with general ap
proval. The class address, which
dealt with the individual’s obli
gations to society,, and the cri
teria of true success, was well re
ceived and highly complimented.
T otal
Florence M. Livingstone, age
F or S ale — Good seven-room
24, to Thurston V. M organ,, age house with four lots, plenty of
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nice trait, choice location. Terms
Ida A. H orton, age 33, t o Ora reasonable. Inquire o f
B. Olmstepd, age 36.
- W . E. W igh t .
Lotus Harford, age
F or S ale —
acres, 9 room
Robert Horn beck Jr, age 21: *
house,
good
orchard,
city water,
Susie Buckley, age 37 to John
on Dayton Ave., Newberg, Ore
A Denney, age 47.
gon.
Address J.T . Osborn, 2118
. M ary C. Remillard, age 31 to
Colby
Ave., Everett, Washing
Geo. A. Hawley, age 46.
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Reva Buell, age 23, to Geo. J. ton.
Case, age 30.
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M artha V. Reeves, age 23, to and tow n, ladies’ gold watch;
Dflbert E. Pearson, age 24.
Waltham movement, enameled
Elizabeth M. Allen, age 19, to
bine, with initials A. P. on front.
Clarence J. Bryan, age 20.
Finder leave at Parker’s store
Ipez I. Adams, age 46 to John
and get reward.
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W. Estes, age 58.
Nettie M. Baxter, age 45, toC .
L ost — A black silk umbrella,
G. Hopkins, age 61.
Sunday, between King & Ben
Ina V. Connelley, age 21, to nett’s and the Tangen place, of
Geo. S. Miller, age 29.
Chehalem Center. Finder please
Oriflamme Luper, age 34. to leave at Graphic office.
Robert K. D. Ewell, age 32.
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M rs . S arah L ea ch .
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will receive, until
Friday evening, June 19, 1908$
at 7 o ’clock p. m., bids for mak
ing the fallowing improvement«;
F o r grading all that portion o f
Maih Street between South side
o f First street and South side o f
Railroad track in the City o f
Newberg, Yamhill county, Ore
gon.
Said grading to bedoaebyju ly
15, and 90 a . to conform with
the established grade "of said por-
tion ofsaid street, and in compH-
a nee and as provided with ordt-
nance No. « 1 1 . The person re-
caving said contract will be re-
quired to enter into a written
contract and no bids will be re
ceived after the time herein stated,
and the right is reserved to re
ject any and all bids. The bid is
to be enclosed in a sealed envel
ope and is to state the amount
tor which the person submitting
the same will grade said portion
o f said street. Dated June 8,
1908.
W m . C lkm m kns ,
Street Commissioner ot the City
o f Newberg-
The light that never fails. No
under shadow and equal to gas.
Satisfaction' guaranteed. For
sate by A. W. M c D o itg a ll ,
6-25
DaytOn, Oregon.
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Septic Taolu!
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I am prepared to put in septic
tanka after the latest approved
methods.
E nos E llis .
“ Fits
Like Your
Footprint”
1 W , die history o f the
W . L. Douglas Shoe
O XFO R D S, T A S
or B L A C K S
O ur clothing stock contains the boat and most up-to-
date créations in M en’s, Boys’ and Children’s
Suitings.
' H O D S O N BROS
"I f you get it o f Hodson Bros^ it’s ri
AM ERICAN H AR VESTIN G M ACHINES
W IN H ONORS A B R O A D
A t an important Agricultural Show held at Port Eliza
beth, South Africa, the Walter A Wood Binder, Reaper
and Mower, were awarded first prize.
Yon will find creamery and
(jairv batter; eggs and chickens;
potatoes and buttermilk; also
ice cream in hulk at W atts &
Keller’s commission house o*
main St. Call and see us, either
to sell or buy. #
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,f k'’ rs- Po*offiec Dundee, both
Ph°nes- _____ ______
Vacation Music Lessons,
,
Mrs. T. D. Cundift announces
that she will give piano lessons
for 25c during vacation at her
home on Sheridan street, one
block west o f public school
grounds. Special attention giv
en to beginners. She is recently
from Lebanon, where, according
to the Express-Advance, she
taught successfully in oyer tw o
hundred homes,
New Hoosier disc drill, fan
mill and elevator, Jtwo one horse
cultivators, t w o plows, low ,
handy ' farm wagon, common
road wagon, single open buggy,
(lew teed grinding mill, 2 H . P„
Fairbanks gasoline engine, shaft,
pullies, hangers, belting, five and
ten gallon cans, tw o bottle Bab
cock tester, chain cow ties, De-
Laval Separator, assortment ot
small tools, spike and spring
tooth harrows.
P orter S kinner .
D O N ’T M IS S IT
W4 are offering some big bar
gains in order to reduce stock
and thus be able to gd into our
new quarters with new goods.
You will have to hustle if you get
the advantage o f our clean-up
prices. Seeing is believing.
Wright, White A Co