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" T» ïô T O J t J O t n : Oregon dairymen w ill med P o rten d December 9 and 10 plana already under w ay for gathering indicate it w ill ba, o f the moat intereating con tiona in the history at the aociation. There w ill be a li attendance o f dairy BMP I Clean Vetch, Vetch and Oats, Cheat Seed. Clover Seed, and to t k * p M c to r th afc-M M ru lp atru h ag« W in te r Oats and W h ite W in - ter Oats« ¡ l - 3 * 4M kinds o f gra in and seed woxiu« m ia Hiuwing ta Dova oc oi very jfreat interest.* r / » cleaned. Chehalem Valley Mills i good paripés of Newberf and surrounding*. As «v id m é o f Out Ap- prtchlhM wo will ronHmw in the future aa we have in the past, striv- ing « I « I timaa to b a U up a boriaan I v j fair and square dealings T . B. Wilcox, president ot 0 to s L Portland Flo^nn£ Mills, ha offered prises ail fiOT and $35 h the beat exhibits ol dairy produci a t the convention and compel tion for the prises w ill be keek. The programme as now pig] ned is an excellent one. Amos the moot prominent speakers spi be M r. Ravvi, ot Washington, 1 € ., chief o f the dairy division o f the Department o f Agriculture, who w ill be in attendance. Oth ers ot note w ill speak. The convention w ill be held in the W. O. W. hall on Eleventh street, near Alder. Attendance promises to be uausu&Uy large because o f the tact that the Ore Now Library Boohs. gon State H orticultural Society holds its annual meeting just be The follow ing list o f new books fore the dairymen's convention has been added to the Public and many w ill attend both Library. Vance, Louis J.—Bronae Bell. gatherings. Phillips, David G.—Fashionable Manchurian larks, entirely new Adventures o f Joaiah Craig. songbirds for this country, w il Ewing, Mrs. J. H.—Jan. o f the be liberated in Oregon next Windmill. Spring, being the first o f this Ewing, Mrs. J. H.—Sax to Sixteen. species ever brought to America. May, Sophia—D otty Dimple at Mrs. Fred D. Fisher, w ife o f the Grandma’s. American consol at Mm-Chwang, May, Sophia—D otty Dimple’s Mancharía, who returned to Flyaw ay. America last week w ith her hus May, Sophia—Dimple’s a t school. band, brought back 15 o f the Stratton, Gene Porter—Girl o f birds. She w ill keep them the Limberioet. through the w inter and liberate Richards, L . E.—Three M arga them in the spring. The im rets. portant songsters are rated, as Barbous, R. H.—Behind the Liae. among tbt best song birds Barbous, R. H.—Captain o f the world. They are about the enk j Crew. of the native lark but are tile Cary. R ooaN -N effie’s Memories. color o f the wren. The C&ixse Kingsley, Charles— Hypatia. keep them m cages in their homes. Lyall, Edna—Donavon. Oregon’s chief city is going Lyall, Edna—We T w o. ahead as never before in its his Whitney, M rs. A. D. T .—We Girls. tory, Portland is grow in g be Williamson, C. N.—Lightning cause the state a t large is pros Conductor. perous and is constantly increas BacheHor, Irvin g—T h e han d. ing its wealth. Plans to beautify mads^Gentleman. the city by follow ing a compre Dodge, M ary Mapes—Donald hensive scheme o f city building and Dorathy. are now receiving a great deal of McCutcheon—Castle C r a n e y - attention. M ayor Simon an crow . nounces that during the coming Eggleston, Geo. C.—Irene of the year 90 miles ot hard surface mountains. pavement w ill be put dowq, Rice, Alice Heg&n—M r. Opp. making the streets o f the metrop Rice, Alice Hcgaa—Mrs. W iggs, olis equal, if not superior, to any o f the cabbage patch. other city in the West. A t pres- Tw ain, M ark—Tom Sawyer. Alcott, Louise M .—L ittle men. Connor, R a l p h —G l e n g a r r y Schooldays. Connor, Ralph—The Prospector. Hardy, W illiam—Tess o f D’Au berville. W right, Harold Bell—Calling o f Dan Mathews. Sheldon—In His Steps. . Van Dyke, Henry—The Blue Flower. M ay, Sophia—Prudy Keeping House. Parker, Gilbert—Seats o f the M ighty. McCutchean Geo. Barr—Trur- ton King. Dickens—Christmas Carol. Banyan— Pilgrim ’s Progress. Goldsmith—Vicar o f Wakefield Thackery—Henry Esmond. Calhoun, Frances Boyd—Miss Minenra and W illiam Green- Yours truly thankful, JJhe 7/fillor Tffercanttte Compai CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY TO EAT TURKEY U. S. National Bank Capital and Surplus $60,000 Tw enty years o f growth and experience hare given us unexcelled facilities to serve the publie. Government supervis ion, able directorate aod efficient officers. Grow with a growing institution by be ginning an account today :: J. L. HOSKINS, President SAM ’ L. L. PA R R E TT Vice Pres. J. C. COLCORD, Cashier W. E. CR0ZER, A sst Cashier. I f 1 * “ A h ea lth y \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ y o u n g s t e r doer lik e g o o d ^ ■V th in g » to e a t . . . T h e e a s i- 6 I ®*t w a y to bake good th in gs— H to bake su ccessfu lly— is by using OLYMPIC gSpK r I t is an aid to ra th er H R r than a test o f yo u r a b ility ." 7 Infinite eare is employed in the production o f every sack. Chosen from selected Northwestern wheat •very grain is thoroly cleaned and secured by the best modern methods —that’s why Olympic reaches yon so •lean, so pure, so healthful, so nutri tious—that’s why ft makes such good things to eat. f ¡ 7 » JRidiG* FM i HIP Facts Worth Noting The genius who grafted a milkweed on a strawberry vins and produced a plant yielding strawberries and cream, needs only to gra ft this marvel on sugar-cane to outdo Burbank. We have hopes o f tam ing ont tw o winning teams thisyear. The football team went to Forest Grove last Saturday to play the High School team o f that city. During the first h alf Omer Gause made a touch down tor Newberg. A goal was kicked. A t the end o f the first half the score stood 6-0 in favor o f New berg. la the last half Frank M oore made another touch down and n goa l was kicked. Tow ard the last of the h alf our team kicked o ff to Forest Grove. They returned the punt. Ralph Otis caught it and ran forty yards for a touch down. This touch down was made in the last hah minute. The luck o f goal failed. T h at leaving the score 17-0. Open plays were used the most of the time. The boys played a fast game. The Zeta Alpha program given Wednesday on a c c o u n t o f Thanksgiving vacation is aa fol lows: Recitation, M argaret H- lig; Theme, L ottie Cole; Current Events, Louise Austin, Lee Bes- aett; Vocal Solo, Hazel Jordon; Prepared Talk, Artie Evans; Hyperbole, Ralph Coffin; Recita tion, Alberta Anderson; Essay, M a b le N e w lin ; Instrumental Duet, Beulah Newlin, Elva Cory; Recitation, Lula Forsythe; Eu logy, Eva Hadley; Invective, Norma Harvey; Declamation, Ervin Hodson; Prepared Talk, Stanley Harrold; Instrumental Duet, Eula Colcord, ZclmaJones; Recitation, Iola Gorman; Story, Elda Grames, read by Goldie Wilson; Biography, Claude L ar kin; Essay, Evah Colcord, read by Mable McNay; Recitation, Sylvan Strait; Anecdote, Russel Parker; Autobiography, Earl Andrews; Prepared Talk, Oliver Vincent; Recitation, Mabel Jay; Paper, Clifford Spanlding, Vera Stannard. On Wednesday o f last week Marshal Woods arrested Jack St Germain, o f Chehalem Center and took him before Justice Brouillette where he was ar raigned on a charge of violating the local option law. Deputy District Attorney Roswell Con Hin. ner appeared for the state, but W estcott—David Harum. St. Geñnain did not employ an Ward—Betty Wales and Co. W iggan, K ate Douglas—Susan- attorney. He entered a plea of guilty and was given a sentence Sne. Reed, M yrtle—Old Rose and ef ten days in iail and fined $100. Silver. The liquor was sold to Roy Phipps, Rosco Ellis and the Hodges boy, all o f whom are minors and a number of prose Professor Hodson was a visit cutions may follow later, though or o f the High School Wednes no one w ill be inclined to press day. the cases farther if Mr. St Ger Miss Louise Robinson entered main shows a disposition to j the Freshman class last week. profit by his experience and; respect the law . Miss Clarice Newlin was a visitor o f the High School F rv . This cáse was worked up by; Marshall Woods and he deserves day. credit for the Interest taken in Both the boys and the girls have begun basketball practice. the m atter. S.W.POTTER H e a d q u a r t e r s fo r Watches, C lo ck s , and Jewelry Eyas tasted and G im as Fittad C .F .M O O R E PHARMACIST E verything MILLINERY Call and see o a r stock Gregory Sisters
