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BAND BOYS AT BAY OCEAN PARK
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$1.50 Per Yee r in Advisee
A communication from Mrs.
Hannon regarding the American
W om an’s League and Mr. Lewis,
its prom oter, came in to o late
lor this issue. It will be given
place next week if she desires
The Newberg band has ac-
eepted an offer from the parties
who are exploiting the Bay Ocean
Park proposition on Tillam ook
Bay to play at the Park for tw o
weeks daring July or August.
They will go around by water
in the boat owned by the real
estate company and besides
their transportation they are to
be entertained free while a t the
Park. The boys are putting in
their time practicing and they
are looking forward to the time
with the expectation of haring h
pleasant
outing, and summer
W . J. REAGAN
vacation
at
little cost. They
Retiring President o f Pacific College.
will play at Sherwood on the
INSTALLATION OF NEW PRESIDENT Fourth.
A home advertiser says he can
easily figure np where his profits
have amounted to $1,500 as a
On next Monday afternoon an
result o f advertising in the
Graphic at a cost o f $20, yet inangural reception will be held
some people say newspaper at the college auditorium for the
new president o f the college. The
advertising don’t pay.
hour will be 4 o ’clock and at the
close a picnic supper will be given.
During the summer vacation
Take your lunch and enjoy the
when the young man w ho is act­
evening. At 8 p. m. President
ing the part o f the book agent or
Pennington will deliver an ad­
salesman for aluminum ware, in
dress. The public is cordially in­
order to pay his w ay through
vited to attend.
college next year, calls on you,
don ’t slamb the d oor in his face.
SERIOUS AUTO ACCIDENT
He has a w orthy am bition and
is entitled to courteous treat­ On last Sunday afternoon a
ment, though yon m ay not be in hurry-up call came in from Rex
a position to buy what he has for Dr. Littlefield and Dr. Rankin
to offer.
On Wednesday o f next week, wreck near that place.
June 21, the thirty-ninth annual
Miss Marie Burris, a Portland
reunion o f the Oregon Pioneer stenographer, had brought out a
Association will meet in Port- party o f young ladies trom the
land. The roll o f membership in city to spend the day on the
this association is becoming less mountain. Dick Williams and
and less as the months and years (S. N. Slyter o f the Crosby garage
g o by, the pathfinders dropping met the party at Franks station
b y the wayside here
there, and took them to a farm on the
On this occasion M ayor Simon mountain now owned by Paul
w ill give the address o f welcome Reimers, where they remained
and the annual address will be on-til near train time in the after-
givm by H on. M . A* Miller, o f noon, when they started back to
Franks.
On going dow n the big hill
back o f Rex. l£r. Slyter lost
The little tow n o f Milwaukee,
control o f the trig, red car he was
Clackamas County, again comes
driving and it w as ditched, when
in for public mention that is un­
going at a high speed. Miss
desirable, as a result o f the cold
Burris had an arm broken, one
blooded murder of the Hill
young lady had a broken nose
dren by some unknown party. and another was badly bruised
We believe there is no section of at the base o f the skull. Mr.
Slyter also sustained a severe
the state outside o f Portland o f
cut on one leg and some o f the
so small a compass that has so
others were more or less braised
many bloody m u r d e r s and
up, though all are reported to be
suicides to its credit as has the
getting along nicely and those
small territory immediately sur­
from Portland were able to re­
rounding the Clackamas village.
turn home in a day or tw o.
Is it a case o f the “ fates” being
against that community or is
SCHOOL MEETING
there something radically w rong
in its citizenship and environ-
The annual school election for
ment?
Director will be held at the Coun­
cil room on M onday, June 19th,
1911, polls open between the
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
hours o f 2 and 6 o ’clock p. m.
Petitions with 40 legal voters
Miss Eva Miller was hostess oi the district filed with the clerk
at her home Tuesday evening, before 12 o ’clock noon Saturday,
June 13th, at an informal party. June 17tb, will entitle their can­
T w o guessing contests were didates name placed on official
engaged in, in which Miss Lillian ballot.
W. W. Nelson,
Reuter received 1st honors and
District Clerk
tion prize. After voting who
w as to be the next bride, Miss
Miller presented to the guests
tw o hearts held together by an
arrow , on which was the an­
nouncement of her engagement
t o Mr. Aris M. Sherwood, o f Mc­
Minnville, Oregon. The wed­
ding to take place, Wednesday,
June 28th. Follow ing this an-
Saturday o f next week is the
date set by the ladies for the rose
show. Last year a s p l e n d i d
showing was made and we ought
to do even better this year. A
parade and a picnic dinner is be­
ing planned. Begin now to get
ready tor the event and watch
for fathur particulars next week.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
aeau and wishing her much hap.
piness in her future life.
Those invited were: Mr*. R.
H . Mifls, Salem, Mrs. E. J. Kienle,
M rs. C. K. Spaulding, Mrs. U. S.
C . Miller. Mrs. Pearl Masters,
M rs. Ft J. Youngberg, Carlton,
and the Misses Lillian and Nell
Reuter, Katherine and Ruth
Rom ig, Vera and Gwendolen
Stannard, Pearl Cobb, Grace and
G olda Wilson, Nellie Angus,
Jessie Gardner, La Verne Miller,
D orothy Hull, Alice Lyndall,
M abel Miller, Grace Henderson,
Edna Hill. Annabel W ood and
F loris Derby, o f McMinnville,
On Saturday, June 17th, we will place on sale a
limited number of Granite Dishpans
2 5 cents
2 9 cents
3 5 cents
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AN EXCITING GAME.
not fab h orn Woodward avenue and
the bouftvard who looks upon all
games o f cards as a menace to the
soul of man. There is not a play­
ing card in her daughter’s home,
where she resides, and the person
convicted o f indulging in solitaire,
casino, euchre or any similar pas­
time forfeits that old lady’s esteem
and wins in its place her sincere
and deep sympathy.
She has a grandson who is not
quite as saintly. H e is going to
high school and has been known to
win 28 cents in one afternoon a t
penny ante freeze out and can riffle
a pack without spilling any on the
floor. H e and his grandmother are
great pals, and the other evening
hia father, who left a great many
things behind him when he married,
was startled to hear his son exclaim :
" I ’ll see you and raise you three,
grandm a!”
On the fam ily sewing table grand­
ma and the young man were playing
an exciting game. They were using
s pack o f cards designed fo r a game
known as our feathered friends and
a dish o f beans. On each card was
the picture o f s different kind o f
bird.
Presently grandma in an excited
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Between 1st and 2nd
“ Now, Buddy, you forgot to ante
again.” ^
Father became interested. Qrand-
ms stayed np until 9 o’clock, half
an hour past her bedtim e, and when
she reluctantly arose she said:
"W ell, Buddy, I have nineteen
m ore beans than you have, and I ’ll
get all o f yours away from you to -
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“ My son,” said father after grand­
ma had le ft the room , “ what’s the
game you were playing with grand-
% s called beano,” said hia son
“ Y ou see, these cards are divided
into fou r groups— birds o f prey,
song birds, game birds and dom estic
fow ls. There are thirteen o f each,
and they are graded. The eagle,
lark, grouse and turkey count the
highest. The dealer gives each
player five cards, and each one can
lay aside as many as he wants and
draw aa many more. Everybody
puts one bean in the middle o f the
table at the beginning” —
“ I — er— think I understand,” said
father. “ Let you and I play a
little game, bo ’ s you can teach me
how.”
There was a wickedly reminis*
cent sm ile on father’s face as he
pulled the last o f Buddy’s beans at
10:50.— D etroit News-Tribune.
King's Arm a RMoaouro Standard.
Although innum erable yards o f
■ilk, satin and cloth are being
bought and sold every dav in this
country, it is probable that very
few persona, whether purchasers or
salesmen, could say offhand how we
got our yard measure. It represents
the arm measurement o f K ing Hen­
ry L , which was thirty-six inches,
and it was he who ordained that the
length o f his own arm should bn
the standard yard o f cloth measure
— an ordinance that has been pre­
served in British com m erce to this
dav.
Observant Londoners and
others may he aware that the im­
perial standard lengths are record­
ed in stone on the north side o f
Trafalgar square, where they were
engraved in 1876.— Westminster
Gazette.
Preaching next Sabbath morn­
ing and evening. At both hoars
the pulpit will be occupied by
Not For Willi«.
A country woman and her little
ministers o f the Friends charch.
boy were visiting the city, and while
Everybody is invited.
seeing the sights o f the place the
m other's eyes were attracted by the
showy display o f stuffed animals in
a taxiderm ist’ s shop window.
“ Let’ s go in here and see what
we can get fo r yon, W illie,” said the
mother.
“ Sure, ma, and” — His eye fell
upon a sign over the door which
read, “ L et us tan your hides.”
“ Oh, no, no, m a; let’s don’t g o in
there! I get 'n u ll o f that at home,”
he cried excitedly, and they passed
the taxiderm ist’ s shop.— Na­
tional M onthl«
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