NEWBEBG. Y A M H IL L COUNTY.
The gumbo and the oyster plant
arc seven inches high, and the
FOR MAY
mint (I wonder does he know the
state
has voted dry? A Congress
Copyright 1909, by C. H. Rieth.
The shade« o f night were falling fast man in Washington can keep
A s through the Africa jungle passed
himself so wet that even if his
A wounded lion, badly hit
state is dry, he’s likely to forget.)
And followed by a crowd, to-wit:
However that may be, the sqnash
One ex-President,
was
never looking fatter, and the
Poor trackers,
first
fruit
o f his seven terms is
Two gun bearers,
One water boy,
threatening the platter.
N, THUBSOAY, MAY 6.1909
ilaycd between New berg and
Yamhill high schools which
resulted in a score o f 9-6 in favor
of New berg. This was a fine
game considering the fact that a
large number of the Newberg
baseball boys also took part in
the track meet immediately
before this.
May Day in Nawbarg
The May Day celebration held
in Newberg, under the auspices
o f the high school, was a success
from start to finish. The day
was opened by a parade, consist
ing of floats from the literary
societies, and the athletic associ
ation, the Queens auto and the
Prizes For School Fi
scholars o f the public school.
Three photographers.
This
parade,
headed
by
the
People born under Taurus have
Two stenographers.
very
intricate minds, and they band (?) proceeded to Edward’s Agriculture:—Field C.orn, Pop
One taxidermist.
understand the tariff debate. grove where Miss Iola Gorman« Corn, Watermelon, Muskmelon,
Two skinners,
One ammunition wagon,
They are unerring in love, and was crowned Queen o f the May Squash, Pumpkin, and potatoes.
And 400 bushbeaters.
generally marry their affinities by Lord Chief Justice Caldwell, Best collective individual exhibit.
A t length the lion reached his lair,
at the dutset. There is a natural after which excellent addresses Sewing:—Darning, Hand Made
Backed into it in deep despair,
were given by Lord High M ayor Apron. Plain Dress (machine
And vowed so long as life was his
Edwards and the speaker of the made,) Plain Dress (handmade,)
To fight, though sorely wounded, vix:
day, Rev. Stannard.
and Five Button Holes. Best
One leg shattered.
Two knife slashes on back,
Immediately following this, collective individual exhibit.
Four ribs kicked in.
events were carried out in the Cooking:—B r e a d , C a n n e d
One dum-dum bullet in head,
adjoining field as noted below: Fruit, Jelly—Apple, Plum, Quince
Two steel-nosed bullets in body.
Girls potato race, Gladys Wolf, and Grape. Best collective in
One ear blown off,
prize, pair of oxford shoes, J. C. dividual exhibit.
/
And bitten through the windpipe.
Porter and Co. Wheelbarrow
Wood JWork:—Bird Houses,
The shouting and the tumult grew,
The angry bullets spat and flew,
race, Harold Nichols and Addison Pieces of Furniture, and Me
And when the king o f beasts was not
Kaufman prize $2.50, mdse, chanical Toys. Best collective
The following fireworks were shot:
Hale & Co. Sack race, Harrold individual exhibit.
Six skyrockets,
Nickols,
prize $2.50, mdse, Park Fowers:—Sweet Peas, Asters,
Two flowerpots.
er
Merc.
Co. Girls egg race. potted and cut.)
One spinwheel,
Four Roman candles,
Mabel Slater, prize tw o good-
Writing:—F r o m F i r s t
to
Three Booker Washington chasers.
luck pins, J. H. Mills.
Boys Eighth grades, inclusive. Write
Two medium-sized bombs,
(under 12) 100 yard dash,
And one son-of-a-gun.
Raymond Morris, prize fishing
May gets its name from Maia,
pole, Nelson and Hanson. Girls
who was the mother o f Mercury,
(under 12) 50 yard dash, Ruby
the Roman god o f prosperity.
Jay, prize book, F. H. Caldwell
If business is going to improve
and Co. J00 yard dash (free for
at all, it will do so under this
all) Willard Hall, prize tie clasp,
favorable sign, tor May was
A. E. Wilson. Handicap race.
named tor aad dedicated to gain,
Isabell Thorbum, bom at Dale Butt, baseball bat. Thfee-
and during its thirty-one days Bovina, New York, June 5,1847, leged race, Joseph Banta and
business has usually been good married to Alexander Acheson Ralph Flora, prizes, knifr, Mrs.
and money c o m p a r a t i v e l y October 26, 1861, died at Tacoma, Mount, pair Qf overalls, Hodson
abundant.
....
Washington, April 30, 1909. Bros.
The
afternoon
events
were
Wake mcearly, mother darling, From 1858 the deceased resided
at the breaking of the day, for at Janesville, Wisconsin, until held on the college campus. A t
I’ m to be queen of the May. 1889 when she with her husband 1:30 began the track meet
I have the bonnet, mother—it's and children rentftved to Oregon between the Zeta Alpha and
the strangest ever seen, and you and settled at Springbrook where, Priores literary societies which
bet your bottom dollar it’s the they resided until 1902 when resulted in a final score o f 48-50
bonnet makes the queen. It has they located at Tacoma. In her in favor o f the Zeta Alpha society.
the seeming, mother, of a coal- death she leaves four sons, The winners of the events are as
hod upside down, with the spout Leander W. of Salem, Adam T., follows: 100 yard dash, 1st Otis,
projecting backwards from the Alexander J., and Theodore L. 2nd Brunton, 3rd Motschen-
bacher, time 11 2-5 sec. 440
flower-covered crown, w’hile the
dash,
1st Trew, 2nd Fendall, 3rd
circling bail upon -it passes un Mrs. Josephine S. Everest o f
E. J. Tonring, who has been
derneath my chin—wake me Newberg. The remains were Pease, time 61 2-5 sec. Shot quite sick o f late is very much
early! I am crazy for the voting brought to Newberg and funeral P ut.'lst Henry, 2nd Hadley, 3rd improved.
services were conducted at the C. Larkin, 36 ft. High Jump,
to begin.
Jno. Emmet, who was visiting
Hollingsworth funeral parlors on 1st Strait, 2nd Fendall, 3rd Otis,
The meadowlark will wfirble,I last Sunday afternoon by Rev. ht. 4 ft. 7 in. 220 yd. dash, 1st at the home o f J. C. Wills, re
and the apple trte will bloom, the John F. Lyons, pastor o f the Brunton, 2nd Otis, 3rd Van turned to his present home in
frog will w oo his true love with Presbyterian church. Deceased Blaricom, time 26 2-5. Vault,, Washington last week.
Mrs. Loveland had the miss-
his melancholy bloom, the bare
1st J. Larkin, 2nd C. Larkin, 3rd
fortune
to step on a nail which is
foot boy will issue his spring
Strait, 9 ft. 6 in. 220 yd. low
challenge to the tack, the lamb
hurdles, 1st Brunton, 2nd Ten- giving her much trouble.
will frisk and gambol like a jack
Geo. Morris, the new road
dall, time 28 2-5 sec. Hammer,
Mystic Tea.
knife in the back, the playful
1st C. Larkin, 2nd Paxson, 3rd commissioner, is improving the
winds will frolic in the fields o f ;
Henry, 96 ft. 10 in. 880 yd. roads and making lots o f needed
waving green, and the terrible!
dash, 1st Trtw, 2nd Hadlty, 3rd changes in the road leading up
mosquito press his face against j
Pease, time 2:30. Broad Jump, | the mountain through Cordoliver,
the screen.
1st Fendall 2nd Brunton, 3rd which is appreciated by all those
Otis, 18 ft. 9 in. Mile run, 1st living along the road.
Come out into the garden,
Maude, the vines begin to run,
Trew, 2nd Covall, 3rd Pease,
Enos Ellis has been at work in
and the seed our Congressman
McMinnville of late, building
sent out are spouting every one.
septic tanks.
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Remember the Address
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Stores from the
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Boundaries
EASY
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