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By action o f the city council at
Miss Lillian Johnson was a
the regular meeting on Monday
school visitor Wednesday.
X M U K O I V U T T I O U D A T M O R N IN G
Mrs. Hannon, matron o f the night it is proposed to put in
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WOODWARD.
S. m. WOOD WARB,
boarding hall, is at Goldendale, cement crosswalks on the north
Washington this week, but will and south sides o f First street
across Meridian, E d w a r d s ,
$L50 Per Year In Advance. return in a tew days.
College, School, Dayton road,
The students, aided by the
Howard, Blaine, Washington,
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 190*.
faculty, are preparing an enter­
and Garfield, and also the cross­
tainment for Tuesday evening,
ings on Main at First, Hancock
A citizen says there was much
May 25, which w ill be worthy
“
dean
up’
'
and Sheridan.
It was also
Rood \york done on
o f large support. A scene from
decided to make an investigation
dates, but he thinks the mayor
Shakespear’s - M e r c h a n t o f
o f a street oiling proposition,
and council overlooked some
Venice” will be given, and also a
with a view o f putting oil on
thin:';* in the vicinity o f the city
comedy “ The Girls' perplexing
First and Main streets leading to
.hall Umt might have been seen
Situation.”
the depot Wm. Clemmens waa
without the aid o f a smelling
Car) Nelson ’04 was present at
employed as assistant to the
committee.
chapel exercises Monday, May
street commissioner fo r two
3, and gave us a very pleasing
A dispatch trom Halifax, N. S.
months and longer if needed.
talk about the people and
The salary o f the marshal was
says a carload of lobsters will be
customs o f his native land, Den­
started from there to the Pacific
increased to $50 per month.
mark. His description o f the
Coast to be placed in the Pacific.
F. H.
Storey, o f Seattle,
Danish schools was very interest­
Hope they won’t let any of them
dropped into Newberg Tuesday
ing.
Mr. Nelson was kind
get loose on dry land, ior we
evening after an absence o f seven
enough to show us some ot their
have enough of the spineless in
years, and remained long enough
old family relics, consisting of
oar population already.
no shake hands once around with
pieces o f fine needlework, home-
tis old friénds, who w fre pleased
Only a few years ago the post- spun towels, aprons, etc., which to see him. He was the first
office receipts o f Forest Grove are highly valued by the family. tinner and plumber in Newberg,
During the week ending April
were considerably In excess of the
the first shop being in the Oliver
30,
the tw o Christian Associ­
receipts at the Newberg office,
building which is now the home
but the home office not only ations united in a special ot the Bèll Telephone Co. He is
caught up during the last fiscal evangelistic effort among the prospering in Seattle and says
F IR S T A N D W A S H IN G T O N S T S .
year but tallied up $292 in excess students. Rev. Edgar L. Reqqa, the climate on the Sound agrees
o f the Forest Grove office, the o f Springbrook, was present with them. Regarding charges
totals being $6,392 and $6,150 throughout the week,’ and we for living expenses in Seattle
wmbled luptier. u 4 Paul Meteor? to theu
respectively. While we have no feel that he was able to do a during the fair, he says the hdtel people?
Dr. Large in town, we are will­ work among the students that people have agreed not to in­ » i t . t r a i t la human nature to bellete la
Me popular superstition, rather than the
ing to compare figures with our will be permanent. T w o daily crease prices and the business plain truth of OodT
prayer meetings were held, and
14-14—If a man of God la being retard­
neighbors on population, also.
men are doing all they can to ed Venee
lu m m ■upantlUoui way, 1* It hU duty to
much personal work was done
hold things down to a reason­ admlniater a rebuke?
The Yamhill Record in com­ with encouraging results. Rev.
Hare the beat of men got the aame natural
able basis. Work is well along union*
aa the w ont of men?
menting on the road work being Requa at once inspired the con­
on the fair grounds and the Wbat comfort la there to ns In the fact, that
O ur stock is la rg er and m ore com plete A a n ever.
done in the county under the fidence ot all who met him, and
made "th e heavens and the earth?”
Japanese and U. S. government God
Verses
14-14.--Doe*
God
pay
the
same
attention
by
his
strong
personality,
and
his
W e h ave a ll the latest patterns, consisting o f
supervision of the county court
exhibits are already being in­ to the crops of the sinner, aa he does to the
dollars per yard tor forceful and unassuming deliv­
says,
crops of a saint? .
stalled.
Taffeta, wash taffeta, mess&line, kobe, mira, rice mes-
Verses 19-20—Ws* It the aame people that
crushed rock is a pretty stiff price ery in address, was able to give
Paul,
who
before
this
wanted
to
do
aneriflee
to
saline, foulards, podesoies, pongees, malabars, Arnold,
J. M. Crawford, who owns a him?
Some
to pay tor roads.” Believing much helpful teaching.
Jap,
China, fancy silks, etc., etc.
that the Record always intends have made a definite stand tor big farm on the Willamette at Can there be any reliance placed upon the
applaote of the mnltltade?
to be fair, we are forced to the the right, and all feel strengthen­ the month o f the Yamhill, when Verses 21-24—N hat kind of a m adia he who,
Prices are as Low as the Lowest.
in town Tuesday was asked how laid out for dead cbrough stoning, starts on his
conclusion that it has been im ed by the services.
way the next day preaching his story of mercy
posed upon, since one of the
On Friday evening a t the home his big alfalfa field waa coming and love?
commissioners in fo r m s
the o f Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliot, a on this season, and he remarked l esson for Sunday, May 23rd, I S » -The
Couuctl at Jerusalem. Act* i t : 1-35.
Graphic that the highest price six o ’clock dinner was given by that it was the most satisfying
paid for crushed rock, anywhere the Juniors in honor ot the Senior proposition he had ever seen on a
Raynor Wickersham Kelsey
in the county is $1.45 per yard
class. After the guests had farm in the Willamette valley.
He
is
pasturing
the
crop
with
Ph. D .
feasted royally, the following
In almost every community toast program was rendered: hogs and he figures that each
there will be found a few in­ “ College Life by Candle Light, acre will furnish feed for ten
Pro*. R. W. Kelsey, brother o f
dividuals who will resort to the Harvey A. W right ’10; “ College head, and that he can double Pres. Kelsey, and a former in­
writing o f anonymous letters, in Lite from the Bleechers,” Eula I. their weight in six months time structor in Pacific College, who
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order to set others right, as they Hodson ’09; “ College Lite in the on the alfalfa alone He is pre­ has spent the last three years in
paring
a
large
additional
acreage
make themselves believe, but you Lime Ligh t,” Roy O. Fitch ’ 10;
the University o f California,
can usually put it down that and “ College Life by Moon­ for seeding this spring and says passed a successful examination
the writers ot such communi­ light,” Earnest A. Hadlock, ’09, he will not stop until he has 300 last week and won his degree.
When Mention is made o f the event in
cations are either lacking in gray Russell Lewis presided as toast­ acres seeded to alfalfa.
matter, or they are taking this master.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot asked for an opinion as to the the San Francisco Call as follows:
method o f venting an over charge proved excellent hosts, and the likelihood o f upland in the
That Thomas O. Larkin, one
Willamette valley proving to be o f the famous figures ot the state,
o f spleen they hold against a evening was greatly enjoyed.
good for growing alfalfa, he said had entered into a campaign to
neighbor.
In times past the
writer has received some epistles Mrs. W ebber’s Chart System. the grass might adapt itself to bring California into the nnion,
the conditions later as other was the theme at the examination
-from rattlebrained Philistines of
Mrs.
R.
B.
Webber
has
been
grasses had done, but in instances at California hall this afternoon
this class, bnt he never lost any
sleep over their effusions. Life is invited to h'old a series of parlor cited he found the life o f the o f Rayner Wickersham Kelsey,
all too short to spend time over meetings, demonstrating her plant was shortened by the roots teaching fellow in history, for a
Located oo First Street
NEWBERG, OREGON
Historical
Charts, beginning standing in the water during the
a personal communication from
degree
o
f
doctor
o
f
philosophy.
one who is so ashamed o f what M ay 9, at 2 o ’clock p.m. anc winter season.
The examipation was conducted
he writes that he won’t put his Tuesday, M ay 11, at 8 p . m . at
by members o f the faculty ot the
the residence ot Mrs. Stevens on
name to it.
department
o f history and
SSH
First street.
This work has SU N D A Y SCH O OL LESSON
political
science
and
Kelsey
as
a
Governor Benson’s real troubles been tested by all classes, scien
S a ggaetlra Quotations on the Sunday
result was honored with the
Softool Laaaoa
bp Row. Unacott
have just begun. The Feder­ tific and religions people, and
degree.
for tbo International
N n rap ay tr
ation o f Women’s clubs will send proves beyond a doubt to those
Bible Study Club.
Kelsey prepared a thesis on the
a committee to Salem t o wait interested enough to examine al
subject
of “ The United States
M
AY
1C.
IMS.
on him with the request that the charts, w hat is claimed for
Consulate
in California,” and in
only women belonging to the it, and the system then appears Paul’s P in t Mtasonary Journey.—Ironlnm
this document he made the state­
Federation be appointed as dele dear to the commonest intellect tad Lyetra. Act* xiv :l-0.
Ootden Taxi—A lith e gods of the nation, are ment that even though California
gates to the Alaska-Yukcm ex­ and that Mrs. Webber has Idols; but the Lord made the heavens. Psalm
had not been ceded to the United
position and that the said dele­ discovered the “ seal,” which MW
States
by Mexico as part ‘ o f the
.V enee 1-2—Pctat on; on the map In your
gates be recognized exclusively as means a fixed law, by which BIblowhere Jeonlnm le situated.
spoils o f the Mexican war, Lar­
the reception committee tor Ore­ your national descent and tribe Can two missionaries working together do kin and others were preparing to
mom good than they could working aopomteiy ?
gon at the big fair.
Some from Abraham can he known
Una the story of Jeans loot or gained, in' W Seise the state for the union.
prominent women o f the state After three weeks test a t the charm npoa the multitade. fteee that d gy ?
Mas the unbelief of tbooe Jews a matter of the 1 Larkin, a consul o f the United
outside o f the Federation will no Lew is and Clark. fa ir.,a t„P o rt­ intellect, though lack o f evidence, o f was It a
States a t Monterey, the first seat
doubt fully express their opinion land, by all the nationalities matter of tbo heart; that-is. a-result-of H b o tb M
o f a t A ft government, had the,
rebellion against OodT
o f the governor if he yields to there, she was awarded a gold Versos 4-7—How do yoo aoeount lor the lact,
plans
Well laid and California
this request.—Eugene Register. medal and diploma for this that the earns evtdoaoe. and spiritual demon­ would have revolted from Mexi­
stration, which mode oao part of the multitude
It won’t be women alone, who discovery in history and for her tnrn to God with gladneae of heart, made the
can authority.
will have very decided opinions books ot the tribes, by the jury other part angry In heart, and murderous In
The examination was conduct­
their actions? (This question Is to be answer­
about the Governor, if he proves o f awards, who were authorized ed In writing by members of the elnb. i
ed by Prof. Morse Stephens,
to be foolish enough to yield to by act o f the fifty -eighth congress. Would you judge from thle story, that all the
good people were on the side of the apostles, Prof. Leonard Moses, Prof. T. R.
the wishes of these club women. The offirial members were H. W. and all the bod rad dishonest people on the
Bacon, Prof. E. I. McCormac,
I f he shows good sense he will Goode, H. E. Dosch, George H. other side?
Will a wise and brave man, sometimes Professor Scholz and Dr. J. C.
give them to understand that his Williams, Theodore B. Wilcox, runaway
from such danger as threatened the Dunning.
appointments will be made from Sylvester Farrell. You cannot snoatles. or will hs always stay and faoe It?
The apostles fled to I.ystra and Iterbe; wher ?j Kelsey is a graduate o f Earl-
the standpoint of fitness alone, understand this important dis­ are Chess places situated?
ham college with the class o f
without a personal Veree 4—Is there ever any blame tob* attached
without any such recognition covery
1900.
to
those
who
are
bora
with
either
physical,
or
examination of this history, any
o f snobbery.
moral defects?
more than a wireless message Are parent* ever to be blamed for nithei
can be proven by your previous physical or moral detects In their children?
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W « can.
Eighty acres, nearly all cleared. short time. The public invited. am born In an Impotent condition ?
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Verses *-ia—Is faith, like Ibis man had, Q u a k e r City
Good buildings, running water.
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possible lor all, or Is It a gift of Uod, the Mim­
Marriage License.
P o u lt r y Y a r d
Would take place in or near New-
as the resultant grace and hauling?
carefully
Lydia S. Holm, age over 21 yrs. Was this a miracle, and whether or not, <lo*«
My Barred Plymouth Rock* this
b o g as part pay.
to N. G. Fairchiles, age over 21 God Intend to run this world by law or by •eaaon arc the beet that I have
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yrs.
VSftes M I*~Wba* was the Idea that thee
. number o f eggs for hatching.
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