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j’papfls’ recital, combiucd with
ype ofrnuwcroakt them at-
ivf. The song, “ Calm as
Sea" by Mr. Hull and Miss
thryn Romig was very pleas-
The chorus o f five violins
s a very interesting and
-rning fe a t u r e * Probably
s Rogers and Kelsey proved, t
kfie exquisite tone and action of
[thp new piano more than any
[other pupils. Incidentally $16
I realized on the Piano Fund.
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A plearing glimpse of
«John J. Gilbert, who ass not
bfen «w ay from Indiana, the y^ldonday afternoon Rev. Ritchey Bfigiand life in the oH)
state of his nativii
addressed the assembly, giving the good old days w hdr j
b ffo rg s t the many good things very interesting descriptions qf and witches were
t hat come to progressive Hooeiers, thp Mormon Temple in Utal* burned-J-was given
Allow Us to call your Attention
Was in town
pffbd Foek Niagara Falls add Catalina I * night in Duncan’s opera he
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was
given
by
home
talent
T
lands, these being a few o f th f
to the
in such an effective w a y a i
plfcgs , he v is it s
hjs reoei*
delight the large audience
m « . t —*■
ng his friends about the t n p r n it ,, , . „i.
eot.
Along with the dark*
ly prizes Indiana took at the Thet chorus is doipg, excellent
side of the picture there Were
big^cdfc* dlÔlr Recently held at work. It will soon be able t q gallant youths making love
Roof Paint
Next Monday and. Tuesday
fu r»ifh tb $ music ,fo f all- High
O f lB B T
coquettish Colonial belles
renings the high school w ill give
H ere4« w hat Indiana gbt 1n the
icbO^I ei^ertaidm^i. \
w ay far more cavalier
cir annual carnival at the rjrtk,
sts that were open to N e
the
x ts Monday and Tuesday puritanic, hence more ent
the single ear prize.
large number o f attractions
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nights the High School w ill g ir# ing. The demure little Quat
J. R. Overstreet,
Franklin,
ive
been
prepared
and
a
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good
C. PaliCNewtoi^vÄnn^
of
their annual
carnival at the rink. ess wasn't hung after all nor
winner o f the prize offered for Last year we met with such un
time is assured.
4
winsome Anne burned a sai
th# best ten^at lot. ^
Among
the
list
dt
attractions
expected success tail oar first
G. L. KirlfW. 'Pranklin, "winner effort that we feel certain o f do so everything came out just
ire instrumental and vocal s o lo *
o f the prize offered for the best ing even better this time. One lovely for anythying and eve
S. orchestra and chorus,
bushel of corn raised in the world. o f the tdain attractions again body went home happy. Itw c
ilty male quartette/girls and
Louis Stainbrook, Franklin, this time will be the basketball be invidious to try to pick out1
jjs basketball games, exciting
tjp w ?
championship in the junior class, games each evening. Many new sta r»—in feet all did their
class contests and the attractive
on
They are not
Coast
well and there was little ch<
tea-ear lot.
play “ The Union De-
features w ill be added,-*■ while to be made among the ybt
Will He
>t” in which many homorou*
iqrnWfh Hogs, Jui
many of last year's attractions Thespians. The repetition o f tl
class, best single ear. *
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interesting characters will be r
have been discarded. Onr or- play a t some neighboring toi
In the boy's contest, open to
jrtrbyed. ,
cbestra o f ^ 2 ) tw elve piece, w ill £ J b e e n suggerfed
The object o f this carnival is to
furnish special music on each oc-
^
foI1owing ts
U th
the e 1 cast
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lise
money for the payment of,
re.
ttUlQQia
gold
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will be the usual «»¿nne o f Old Salem” as
i Gooding, o f Alexandria. booths and side shows atu^ also
the H. S. piano. The pririfc j
Roger Hardman, Har
enable and nowhere w illy
O V ES
o R TO L A P P &
uc c
several hovel features never be- M ill#« Anne 4 Ellen well, Ve
fo r the best ear o f corn was lore attempted. Daring the
eive sneb an entertainment for
awarded $1000, and here is an course o f tWe evening there will, Stannard; Mistress Hardman,]
money. Come promptly at
Beulah Spaulding; C a p t a i n T:30. Admission 10 cents.
example o f what may be done by
given by the Hardman, Elgin Van Blaricom;
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fee is Nathan Ellenwell, Joe H<
in small, the fun to be
am
had
um worth; •' Ezekiel Brown, Dal
by f angle apart expended in one
RECIT ALS A T THE COLLEGE crease in interest
limited and a good time
Piety, Gwendolen Stai
but he began by planting
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On Friday evening o f last week
meat in the standard o f w ork
anteed. Theproeeeds
Troth, Bala Colcoid; Phyl-
| M P M go
the seed o f ¡taro varieties side by
hik Mr. and Mrs. Cbarks Cal Pupi» in Music Acquit Them done has been manifested. The
^ Lucille Daria; Peace, R
sidaand cutting the Gasai from ™
«w e red rivin g a very gentle i ' ajh selvas Admirably.
programs given were only rep
and hare the biggeat evening ol
O ottoa Mather, Cai
the >ne % % « other, and ha fol
rse
home
from
the
store,
the
resentative, as i
fha you erer ^ym t in torn- lUe. JonM; Goodwite Ellenwell, B y
lowed this up year after year,
_Jp j On Friday and Saturday even- department did not participate
Under the efficient leadership o f Miller; The
improving the yield, until he was
the sudden and unexpected ap. ings of last week the worth o f the in the recitals. The faculty use
Mr. Petteys the orchestra is Jltmt.
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able to beat all comers and win
pearaoce o f the evening pas music department o f Pacific Col very much pleased with the
making
very
rapid
progress
A
very
popular
feature
o
f
the
the prize o f $1000 in this contest
senger train as it came down the lege w »s very creditably dis results o f the term’s work.
Such coelette serve to/ stimu which is very gratifying to both evening’s entertainment was the grade a t the Hoskins’ place, am played Tn tw d mritafs.
faculty and stafltrits, this being|^ingin^ ^ a coapie ¿(catch y
late the efforts o f producers to do
The pupils without exception
in whirling about threw Mrs.
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songs
between
acts,
by
Miss
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Calkins out. She fell heavily to acquitted themselves admirably
Our first debate will be held at Rhea Hnnt, who made a quick
time the farmers o f the country
Report of Dundee Public School
the ground and was pretty bad and g*v*i incidentally to the
will shofr great strides in the line home January T. Our opponents and d e c i d e d transformation iy stunned and bruised but no music department one o f the best for month ending, Dec. 20r 1909.
ive agriculture. As a represent W o o d burn H i g h from the little Quakeress o f1692. bones were broken.
o f progfressn
recommendations it has had for T otal number days’ attendance
She rendered her songs in an
people they t are probably slower School.
months.
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1197. T o ta l number dhy* ab
to respond to the call o f intel THE MINNESOTA CARNIVAL inimitable manner which de- SOME NICE BIG POTATOES.
At the first recital there were sence 37. T otal number times
Hgbted all. Come again, Miss
li gent effort than almost any
tw o violih solos by L6is' Wilson tardy 8. T otal number enrolled
Rhea. The presence o f the band
other class, and it is a pleasure
and L o v
i; piano splos 63> *Aveiragfc daily attendance
that Mani
with some good selections like
to chronicle the efforts o f those
to M sst New Year's,
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Lorena 63. Per cent of attendance 97.
by Misses
lachas in Lsngth.
wise added to the success o f the
whoare blazing the way along
lariold,
Etta"
An
Kelsey, Myra
'jfhose Who were neither 6bsent
evening.
It
’
s
easy
to
be
loyal
to
All
w
h
o
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b
a
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resided
in
the
the line of progress.
The Junction City Times says, drews, Eva Hadley and Reufer; nor tardy, during the month are:
The following we quote from a state o f Minnesota are invited to the city library when there is as The Guard mentioned a farmer a vocal duet, Miss Romig and Ruby Ryan, Bernice Keyes,
newspaper aocount o f the Indi- join with the Minnesota Social good a show as that o f Satur displaying a basket containing Prof., Hull; tw o piano duets, one Arthar Livengood, Ruth , John- .
wn
anians at theOmahaShow: ‘ T h e Society in cur annual New Year’s day night to attend.
six potatoes that weighed 16 by Miss Andrews and Mrs. Hull son, Mabel Swink, Elmo Shan-
Indiana prize winners have been festival in Crater’s baU January
pounds. Pretty good potatoes, opening the program and later nahan, Emil Sanders,, Sophia
Pacific College Notes.
the ^center of attraction every 1-1910.
but we are something on spuds by Miss Hadley and Mrs. Hull. Jensen. Louie Jensen, Oscar Jen
day.Î ' Their corn has been*in tib Those who have companions
Miss Iva Fitch, Miss Mabel down here. Floyd Howard dis The Misses Romig and Mrs. sen, Jessie Conlee, Orrin Sloan,
great demand and if they had who have never enjoyed a res Paulsen, Miss Lillian Johnson, played a potato here, smooth Hull gave a very interesting Fred Rader, ClauseGrotb, Sophia
1,000 bushels they could have idence in Minnesota are invited Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Martin and free from “ warts,“ that selection for three performers at Grotfi, Eva Parrett, Lyle Wil
sold every bushel for $5 per. to bring them along and in were visitors at the college dnr weighed even five pounds. We the piano. The program , en<|ed lard, 4 Alfred Allan, Alex, Allan,
Day after day men have lined u troduce them to an organization ing the past week.
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mention this potato first so as with tw o short numbers l y the Eddie Billich, Elmer Warner,
wtysh is second tp no other of
inside and.m fropt o f the
not
take aw ay your breath. Ed. violin pupils, Lois W’ilson, Cecil Eleanor Warner, Lester Warner,
P r o f Reagan read a few in
thè kind on the Coast, iie • SS re
and begged to btry some o f
teresting selections from Riley’s Ayers brought a load o f potatoes Hadley, Earl Hutchens,1 Louis Edna Landers, Frances Landers,
corn. I f they could not £et it in to lie on hand before noon, to works on Tuesday morning.
to town and one was taken from Larrabee, Garfield Johnson and Laurel Alford, OtiaJensen, Marie
■ large quantities they Would will gether with Something good to
Livengood, Alfons Niederberger,
Mr. Greer was a speaker at the load that weighed fourteen Loyd Edwards.
ingly pay round prices for a few eat, and with knives, forks and chapel Thursday morning. He pounds. Wedid not learn wheth
A t the second recital on Satur Orland Warner, Delmer Liven
kernels. What they wanted was spoons.
also visited some Of the classes. er there w>as any more in the hill day evening another program good, Frank Leabo, Augusta
Dinner is 12 o’clock sharp.
to get the seed o f corn that would
or not. The potato is now4 on was equally well presented by Nicderberger,
Annie Dimock,
Rev. Lindley Wells, pastor o f
produce 100 to 115 bushels per The following is the program:
«nhibttion at Drugg & Coon’s M ay Whitten, Anita and Miriam Doris Parrett, Archie Ryan,
the Friends church in Portland
acre and Indiana, they acknow Piano Solo, Miss Ethel Morris;
visited college and spoke it real estate office. I t is hardly Kelsey, A lta Gumm, Lois Wilson Clayton Willard, Harold Par
ledged, was the only place where Reminiscences ' o t 1, Minnesota,
feir. to call this a potato, as and Cecil Hadley, Louis Larra- rett, James Allan, Ndaon Baker,
chapel Friday morning.
they could go to makf the pur written by Mrs. M. Ross; Violin
there’s a number grow ing to bee, Earl Hutchens anti Garfield Vesta Baker, Henry Billicb, Her»-,
The basketball team went to
Solo, Garfield Johnson; Recife-
chases.
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gether and were perfectly con Johnson.
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« man Schmid and Rosa Schmid.
One strong point that the Indi tion, Harold Christenson; Vocal Dallas Friday evening where nected. We mentioned some time
In spite <tf the faet thatwn
R. W. S w in k , Principal.
ana corn growers have made has Solo, Miss Myrtle Hagmann; Re they suffered-defeat, the score be ago o f potatoes that measured Admission fee was charged, the
Miss S n e l la W as ?
been that o f fanners getting to citation, Miss Edith Hanson; ing 63-12 in favor o f Dallas.
13 inches. We purchased three chapel was well filled and the
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The meetings o f the literary sacks ot potatoes from W o . result w n* fifteen dollars netted
gether, grading up, farming Violin Solo, Earl Bergcndahl;
along Intelligent and successful Reading, Miss Myrtle Hannon; society have been postponed until Micbales and found one that for the new piano. The music
Many women after
lines and then getting results. Piano Boto,- Miss Ideata Howard; January 7th. M
measured 14 inches in length. department has shown a large a smoky, stove or a smoking
They point to the fact that four Recitation, BarfConrad; Music, ’* On Thursday •(. evening, De We understand one o f the Dickey increase in numbers ov4r last lamp, have t o pat up witn a
years ago the Indiana Corn Graplophone, Mr. C. Burke; Re- cember 16, Mrs. Douglas enter boyfc at Rivervkw, raised a year anti an equally marked fn- smoking husband.
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Growers’ ^iBociidlóti started with itatipn, Miss Garnettr Wood- tained at her home the members potato 17 inches in kngth.
ortb; Vocal Solò, Miss Satch- ol the Y. M. C. A- of the college. F. W. Thom raised about 4000
sixteen menib*>rrij and that now
ddress, Prof. W. W. W iky. The evening was delightfully bushel on his Riverview farm and — t m U H M t M H M t M M H M H U i l l M l
it has hOOand has reached ou^ in
to every portion 1 o f the state.
spent in, giving and s o lv in g is
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still digging.
Thirty potatoes
They also (pointite thè feet that
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riddles and conundrums and in ]» le d a sack which weighed 89
through their efforts and labors
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land his gone up and up until
M v \vite, Mam» Tm m han Hat- ments were served.
up pretty (parly to the morning to
A GUN, Fishing Tackle, Base Ball, Sporting Goods of any
kind,
a good Bicycle—new or second-hand— pocket knife,
now when good bottom com land ingiefe my bed and board,There1
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razor?
Or do you wish something rspafred, or made
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If
you
do, call on ua and we’ll do the net.
The spark of love is usually
$400 per acte, depending consider,- responsible for anv debts con- was quite a treat in many ways.
ably upon location. This advance, tract
bgr.hsr» p « .u « « » j Those who have bee* attending kindled before there it a match.' -
they csnttfM, Hat been brought
i>ai
at Scappqoae, Oregon, Mrs. Hull’s recitals Tangier plairt-
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rasa«
about t. by reason- o f having <dem- Nov
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progress o f the difiereat j know, but always know what
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