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V O L XXTTI
CONTESTS ON
W . C. T. Ü. TOPICS
NEWBEEG, Y A M T fllil.
CONCERT SOON BY
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB
00 U H TY .
G raphic
«E G O N . TH U RSD AY, A PR IL 13.1911.
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times the past winter
FROM OUR NEIGHBORS different
when jobs were scarce, and he
says he never fonnd one o f them
who was worth anything as a
worker. He is not the only man
with a similar experience. The
man with the wanderlust in his
veins deserves little pity for his
misfortunes.—Gervais Star.
NO.
EASTER SUNDAY AT FRIENDS
CHURCH
26
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING
W oman’s Foreign Missionary So­
The Ladies’ Glee Club wl\ose dippings From Our
Next Sunday promises to be a ciety, Salem District tn b« H «ld
Touching M any Things «#
last concert jwas much appreci­
in Newberg Next W eek.
day full of interest at the Friends
Intarmi.
P rit« o f $20 O ff «rod for ated by those in attendance have
church. At ten o ’clock the chil­
definitely decided the date o f
Program.
B««t Effort o f 2000 to
dren o f the Sunday School will
their next appearance as April
AVOID SPECULATION
give an hour o f Easter exercises. WEDNESDAY MORNING, 1 0 : 3 0
3000 W ord«.
18. The program will be given
O’CLOCK.
At eleven “Jerusalem Awaken”
GOVERNMENT RED TAPE
in the college chapel. A part o f ' A country bank went to th
Devotional...M rs. A. G. Hoffman,
wall this week, because ofha'
When one goes over the railway will be sung by B. A. Newby, fol
.
, Forest Grove.
The aggressive work o f the W. the program will be given by the too much real estate on
situation np the Deschutes, tak­ towed by an Easter sermon by Address o f Welcome......Mrs. E.
Glee Club under Prof. Hnll’s
the pastor. At four o ’clock in
C. T. U. is being rapidly in
direction. The club ha* a num­ There «re times when a bank in ing into consideration both the
Harvey, Newberg.
creased, the last effort being the ber o f very fine choruses under the course o f business gets
Hill and Harritnan roads, and the afternoon at the Presbyterian Response.... Mrs. R. H. Harrison,
ascertains the connection the church, the Friends choir will co­
inauguration o f essay contests preparation tor the event among session of real property; but
Oregon City.
operate with the Presbyterian
has
no
business
under
any
government
officials
had
with
the
Appointment o f Committees......
on topics relating to the scientific them, the “ Duet o f the Stags’ ’ by
choir in giving The Crucifixion
cumstances to speculate in
work,
and
the
obstacles
thrown
Inspiration.....Mrs.
C. L. Weaver,
Chaminade
and
the
“
Pilgrim’s
effect* o f narcotics and tobacco.
in the way ot the construction o f by Stainer under the direction o f
Chorus” from Wagner’s Tann­ and the law is deservedly
Portland
These are by no means entirely
Edward D u n b a r .
At eight
on
this
point.
Banks
si
those
roads,
he
wonders
not
a
häuser. The ladies hope and
Noon-tide Prayer......Mrs. Petch,
new, being started in the na­ fully expect to surpass their suc­ stick close to the banking bd*. little that this great government o ’clock the program will be re­
McMinnville
ness, absolutely free from specu­ should, through petty officials, peated at the Friends chnrch.
tional organization about tw o cess o f last term.
The order o f the evening service WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 1 : 3 0
years ago by Mrs. Edith Smith
O’CLOCK.
The Glee Club will be assisted lation, no matter how enticing be so contemptibly mean.
**
the prospect may be and Albany
Take just one phase o f the will be as follows:
Davis, tine national and w orld’s by Mrs. Holl and some o f the
Consecration Meeting......... Rev.
is fortunate in having that kind work. After the Hill road was Prelude. .
W. C. Reuter.
superintendent o f the scientific young ladies in the piano depart­ o f banks.—Albany Democrat.
completed for a distance o f sixty Hymn 272.
ment
ot
the
college,
who
will
Minutes
o
f
1910.........
Mrs. J. R.
9.
temperance instruction depart­
H IT C H YOUR HORSES
or seyenty miles, the owners be­ Scripture Lesson.
present Reineckes’ “ Nutcracker
Hickman, Rec. Sec.
ment ot the W. C. T. U. In 1910
and Mouseking” Suite for four
Although there is an ordinance gan to ballast it. They fonnd a Prayer.
Report o f District Officers...........
over 1,500,000 o f these essays hands at the piano. The suite is prohibiting horses from being fine bed o f course gravel in the
Report from Old People’s Home...
Offertory.
were written by school and col­ accompanied by a recitation ot left unhitched on any o f the pub­ Columbia on a sand bar just
M rs.'Fanny Penn, Salem
The Crucifixion—Stainer.
west
ot
the
Deschutes.
When
the
story
of
the
famous
battle
lege students in the United
lic streets o f the city, there has
“ And they came toaplace named Present Needs o f Old People’s
they
looked
np
the
title
they
between
the
Mouseking
and
been
a
prevalence
of
laxity
In
Hom e...Mrs. Sonthwick, Salem
States.
Gethsemane.” *
Nutcracker and their followers. observing it. A runaway team, found this bar was owned by a The agony—“ C o u ld y e not Memorial Hour.............................
Oregon unions have encouraged
This story has had quite a his­ as all know and as was again party who had secured patents
Reports o f Auxiliaries....»..........
watch.”
-this work in the past few years tory in the development o f music.
evidenced in last Friday morn­ to it several years before, and Processional—“ Fling Wide the Special Muric...TheMi8ses Seeley
and several hundred essays have The recitation will be given by ing’s accident, is bliod to any ob­ they bought the land outright,
Address—Mormonism..................
Gates.”
paying
a
large
price
for
it.
been written and read in public Miss Katherine Romig.
ject that may be in the path t!
Mrs. C. L. Weaver.
“ And when they were come.”
They then ran their sidings in
In addition to these will be crazed animals decide t£>
audiences and prizes awarded by
If
I
had
$1000,
Where Could it
“ He Made Himself o f no Reputa­
and
began
to
ship
the
ballast
up
some
excellent
solos
and
duets
Best
Be
Invested
in Home Mis­
For
the
prevention
of
similar
local organizations.
tion.”
the
line,
but
before
many
moons
and
a
fine-program
may
be
ex­
sions?... Mrs. W. H. Bachmeyer
currences those who
“ The Majesty o f the Divine
At a recent meeting of the state
rolled around the government
pected at their first concert in sarily make often stop«
Address.................Rev.J.
M oore,
----- Humiliation.’ ’ _________ _
executive, the law making body
officials stepped in and ordered
the new chapel. Tickets are on their teams should provide
Dist.
Supt.
“ King Ever Glorious.”
o f the W. C. T. U., it wasdecided sale by the mem liera o f the club. selves with suitable weights
them to stop, cease and at once
WEDNESDAY BYBNING, 7:30
terminate their “ vandalism,” so
t o offer state prizes for three o f The proceeds g o to the piano leave their teams hitched,
O’CLOCk.
the series o f essay contests. T o fund.
that the gravel might be “ con­
Devotional Service..... Miss E. M.
HIGHSCHOOL NOTES
shal Lewis announces that
served”
tor
the-use
o
f
some
rail­
the college student who shall
. M oore, Sihrerton
ordinance will hereafter be
write the best essay upon the LETTER FROM 0 . M. HANSON
way
builders
o
f
the
future.
M
usic....»»»».«».................
Choir
ouslv enforced.—H o o d R i
The High School-students have
p
1
n
rimr
-.
The
patents
were
held
for
can­
t o p ic ,, “ The Relation ol Individ­ O» M.-Hanson -who spent last u i a u r r .
decided to celebrate M ay Day S olo.........Miss Katherine Rtmrig
ual Total Abstinence to the Pros­ season in North Dakota doing
cellation,
the
railway
people
lfO R B C A P IT A L W A N T E D .
and are planning to make it the Address......Rev. R. H. Avison,
perity oi the Nation,” the state railroad grading tor his brother
compelled to remove their spurs, big event o f the year.
Pastor First M. E. Church,
A thoughtful and experienced
*■*
-
- Salem.
executive will give a prize o f $20 who is a contractor, recently re­
etc., and go to some other place
A baseball game will be ar­
real estate agent advances the
in gold. The national organiza­ turned to again take up work
for their material, which they ranged with some other High THURSDAY MORNING, 9 : 3 0
opinion that the colonists’ one­
o ’ c l o c k .
tion offers for the best in the this season. He w r it e s the
did.
School team, and a track meet
way tickets are not so much
United States upon this topic a Graphic from Steele as follows:
O f c o u r s e t h e r a i l w a y will also be held. A May queen Devotions.... Mrs. O. W. Hacker,
benefit to Oregon as the round
Beaverton
prize o f $100 in gold. Essays
I left Portland over the North trip ticket would be; that the owners had a good case, and will be chosen by the public, the
Minutes.........
................................
written in competition for state Bank road and having a layover
could have won in the courts. voting to begin in a few days.
one-way tickets mostly bring
Reports o f Comm ittees.:.............
prizes are also eligible for na­ at Spokane, I spent some time
Bat when? Delay would be o f
As M ay Day comes on Mon­ God Be With You Till W^ Meet
those o f limited means, while the
tional prizes. The maximum seeing things. I wont on a street
greater loss than the gaining o f day, the celebration will be held
round-trip tickets w.ould bring
Again......
number o f words for these will car to a. high point and took a
the suit could offset, so they had on Saturday, April 29, to give
men
o
f
wealth
who
would
desire
The
above
sessions
will be held
be 3000 and the minimum 2000. look over what many people
to abandon their ow n property the children a chance to attend
to
make
their
investment
here
T o the high school student term a tine city.
at the whim o f some petty offici­ and in order that the High at the M ethodist church.
and then return home to prepare
Who writes the best essay upon
al who wanted to show .his School work may not be inter­
On board the Northern Pacific
OBITUARY
“ The Value ol Total Abstinence east I fell in with several people tor removal to this state. What authority along the lines of “ con­
fered with.
Oregon
n
e
e
d
s
is
men
with
to a Life” will be given by the who were returning from a tour
Priscilla Bond Hod son was
servation.”
thousands, not hundreds. We
High School champions o f state born near Spiceland, Indiana,
state W. C. T. U. a prize o f $20 over California, Oregon a n d
And there are other stories,
in gold and the national, one o f Washington, among them being desire those who <?an come into taking in both sides o f the Des­ will play one more game with November 1, 1828. In 1846 she
$50. The maximum number o f Isaac Painter and wife, o f Mar- the Willamette Valley and can chutes, just as interesting to the Old Stars Friday.
was married to Caleb Hodson.
The last basketball game o f This union was blessed with
words for these will be 1500 and shaltown, Iowa, who are well take up large pieces ot land and public and almost as costly and
the season and probably the last
develop Or divide the tracts, not
the minimum 1000,
known to many Newberg people, those who have only sufficient to aggravating to th e r a i l w a y game to be played by the five, nine sons all o f whom survive
her, Levi Hodson, o f Spiceland,
T o the grade school pupil who and who had spent nearly a year
builders.
who
landed
the
state
champion­
pay
a
small
installment
and
de­
shall write the best essay upon in Oregon and California. He
Indiana; Moses, o f Greensboro,
Is this a government o f law, or
“ What is the Harm in a Glass o f knows many o f my relatives and pend on our banks to loan them o f departmental rulings?—The ship, is scheduled for Friday Indiana; Pleasant B., o f Dublin,
night, April 14, at the High Indiana; Lindsay, o f Athens, Ala­
Wine, Beer or Cider” the na­ although 81 years old he was money. The population would Dallas Optimist.
School
gymnasium.
be increased, but the volume of
tional offers a prize o f $30 in very good company.
bama; Emery W., Julius C., Char­
The five old stars which will ley A. and Arthur, o f Newberg,
money would decrease. It is this
gold and many local unions will
The weather was ideal except nothing to begin operations on
oppose the High School team, and Elmer, ot Willamina, Ore­
SONG RECITAL
give prizes in addition.
in Eastern M ontana where there that proves a detriment to the
are
a fast and husky bunch, and gon . Also a brother in Alabama,
There is this year a new num­ was considerable snow, making
The recital by Mr. Buehler in a very interesting game is as­ one in Iowa, a sister in Maine,
ber to the series in a teachers’ it more pleasant to remain in­ country. We have the richest
soil
in
the
world,
And
we
have
the college chapel on Monday sured. The High School has or­ and eighteen grandchildren. Her
contest with the topic, “ The Best side the car during the twenty
Methods o f Teaching the Nature minute stops. Arriving at Steele people to develop it, bnt we do evening entertained the audience dered monogram sweaters for the husband departed this life in
and Effects o f Tobacco.” The it stood a person in hand to need more men ot means—in plain very enjoyably for an hour and a team, and this game is for the 1875 and in 1879 with her five
national prize for these will be stick in his holders, as the streets words, more money.—Wood burn half. Mr. Buehler’s voice has purpose o f raising money to pay younger children, she removed
improved in the last year very for the sweaters.
$50 in gold and the state prize were icy. Taking the stage I Independent.
to Oregon, locating near New­
noticably in power and reso­
WA8TED SYMPATHY
$20. The minimum number of made a 25 mile ride in the snow
berg, where she resided until the
words for this will be 800 and and cold where my personal be­
It is no act o f charity to teed nance and his songs, which were METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH spring of 1884, when she re­
much more difficult and taxing
the maximum 1500.
moved to M orrow county, there
longings were lett last October the tramps who come through
The rules governing these con­ tor keeping over winter.
she lived a frontier life on a
here from day to day. There is than those ot his recital last
year, showed an advancing de­
Next Sabbath which is Easter homestead tor ten years when
tests will be sent upon applica­
no
excuse
for
men
walking
the
I have met Geoige Ash well who
tion to the state headauarters of has a brother and tw o daughters ties at this time. Work is plenty gree ot musicianship and control Sabbath in the calendar ot the failing health made it necessary
the W. C. T. U. in Portland, and in Newberg, so I find people in even about here. Several in­ ot his voice. The heaviest o f his church, will be an unusually in­ to change climate. She spent
literature for reading in prepara­ North Dakota who think New­ stances brought to our attention numbers were perhaps the best teresting day at the above six years in Camas valley, Doug­
tion for this work can be pro­ berg is a good place, and so do 1. during the past few months go sung, notably the Tschaikowsky chnrch.
las county, Oregon, after which
At 10 A.M., the Easter pro­ she spent tw o years, visiting her
cured there. Essays must be in 1 am waiting weather develop­ to prove that nine out o f ten of and Von Fielitz songs and El­
the hands o f the state committee ments.
these “ tourists” will nqt work if gar’s Pipes 0 ’ Pan. All o f his gram o f the Sabbath school. At relatives in Maine, Alabama,
O . M. H a n s o n .
July 16 so that the state prizes
an opportunity is offered. It work was carefully and well 11 A.M. Mrs. S. W. Eddy re­ Indiana and Minnesota, passing
T h e accompaniments turned missionary from India, the remainder o f her life in New­
may be awarded and the essays
seems almost foolish to discuss d o n e .
be sent to enter the competition
the question, but many people, were played by his instructor, will occupy the pulpit. The berg.
people, o f Newberg, are to be
for the national prize. All teach­
She was a birth-right member
with generosity unbounded, feed Prof. Hull.
congratulated
that
they
are
to
Mr. Buehler was assisted with
ers and students entering for
o f Friends church. Although
all the gentry who apply, being
this work are advised to list
touched by the pitiful tales of a piano duet by Mrs. Walter Wil­ have the pleasure o f hearing this spending the greater part o f the
their names at headquarters. It
last 25 years remote from church
hard luck they offer. It is al­ son and Mrs. Hull and later with forceful and magnetic speaker.
She
will
speak
also
at
7:30
is asked that teachers give en­
she was always faithful to her
most safe to say that ninety-nine three short piano numbers by
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couragement to this work. It is
in a hundred would not work it Mrs. Hull, given with remarkable P.M. Her evening address will heavenly father and awaited his
be followed bv the Easter Can­ summons with a serene and calm
suggested that this need n ot
they coaid, and the hundredth touch and temperament.
tata, given by the choir under faith in his unfailing prQ m ises.
necessarily add to the essay
would work only long enough to
w ork o f the school, but that it
Colored eggs, home made candy the direction o f Prof. Alexander On April 6 at 3 a.m. sh e a n s w e r e d
get money for a spree. One
Specially Selected Program | farmer close to Gervais had sev­ and pop corn balls at the Easter Hull. Don’t fail to come and the call and p a s se d away in
may be used in place efessqys
eqjoy this excellent program.
peaceful slumber.
upon other topics.
eral of these fellows at work at White Sale.
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Ml
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