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Newspaper Page Textt A '•. I Ä ' H. ». ■ t: 4 * IH H iM N ewberg VOL XXV ANNUAL INTER COLLEGIATE CONTEST G raphic NBWBERG. YAMHILL COUMTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1913. Gully, Walter Wilson. Entertainment:—H a r r y Ha w o r t h , chairman, M a b e Haworth, Florence Kaufman, Esther Miles, Olive Ramsey, Vir gil Hinsbaw, Henry Keeney, Ad dison Kaufman, Dale Butt. Yells and Songs:—M e 1 v i n Elliott, chairman, Mjss Lewis, Prof. Hawkins, Pftul Elliott, Corinne Bartholomew, Harold Hinshaw, Floyd Davis. Seating:—Arthur George, chair- mao, Arthur Benson, Clarence Jones, Alfred Haworth. Decorating:—Gladys Hannon, chairman, D e l b e r t Roplogle, Ruth Crozcr, Paul Lewis, Mary Jones. Officers o f P. C— Oratorical Association:—O 1 i n C. Hadley, Pres.; Eva M. Campbell, Sec’y; Emmett W. Gulley, Treas. PREPARE FOR G. A . R. ENCAMPMENT SCHOOL NOTES Furnished by the Superintendent A n d Supervisor N o. 2 2 MARKETREPORT la d e b j Secretary LIST OF JURORS FOR CIRCUIT Plummer, H. G. Ogden, West Dayton Charles Shires, Newberg S l a t « Oratorical Association A l t h o u g h last Saturday, Celebrates Tw entieth Anni» Receipts for the week have W. H. Meedel, Carlton March 8th, was a splendid day been; cattle 1204; calves 9; bogs B. Gabriel, Dayton at N ew berg. Smiley Carter, Willamina Resolutions adopted by t h e for farm work, the farmers of 2544; sheep 3348; horses 20. Edgar W. Fuller, McMinnville board of governors o f the New districts 46, 47, 13 and 14 Cattle liquidation has been On Friday night o f this week berg Commercial Club, of New showed their intense interest in comparatively liberal this week W. G. Moore, Yamhill the citizens o f Newberg will have berg, Oregon, at tbeir regular the schools by coming to the but steers were the only class E. P. Poison, North McMinnville the opportunity o f attending monthly meeting h e l d Friday rally at Masonville in large num- which showed steadiness. Near- I. F. Daugherty, Sheridan the State Inter-Collegiate Ora evening, February 28th, 1913. mers. The beautiful and com ly all steer offerings graded a Lewis F. Kelley, McMinnville torical Contest and entertaining Whereas, the Grand Encamp modious building was crowded shade short o f prime, selling Henry Gabriel, Fairlawn the associations’ delegates for ment o f the Grand Army o f the early in the day, and an inter $ 7.75 down to $7.25, with one N. F. Byers, Newberg the third time in its history Republic o f the state o f Oregon esting and instructive program small lot at 8.00. Tops are con E. J. Kerr, Bellevue Ed. Carl, Carlton Jnst twenty years ago the first is to be held in the city of New* was rendered; sidered steady at $7.70 to $7.75 contest was held in Salem, when berg during the month o f Jane, The pupils and teachers o f the Batcher stock has been slow due Joseph Klouch, Willamina Prof. Amos C. Stanbrough, now o f the year 1913, be it ‘schools mentioned gave a splen to lack o f quality but demand is Cbas. H. Glover, McMinnville city superintendent o f schools, Therefore Resolved, that the did literary entertainment and not very broad for the best. Al Albert Johnson, McMinnville represented Pacific College and Newberg Commercial Club of Mrs. Nission, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. though an urgent call for prime Hugh Rennie, Springbrook won for her the first honors. It Newberg, O r e g o n , b y a n d Jones, and Charles Gilson, the calves rules, receipts have been Wesley Boyea, Newberg is needless to say that Mr. Stan through its board o f governors, principal of Masonville, gave in insignificant. A godd bull trade C. E. Dukenfield, McMinnville brough was the hero o f the hour. does hereby pledge to the local teresting talks o n subjects of at steady prices shared outcher Elmer E. Robbins, Amity P. C. has won several like vic INTEREST IN NATURAL HISTORY post o f the Grand Army o f the vital importance to the schools. division activity with c o w s . H. G. Funk, North Sheridan tories since but none have so Republic its hearty moral sup Prof. Wilson, principal of the Generally the cattle market is A. L. VanOrsdal, WestChehalem F. C. Clark. West Chehalera thrilled its supporters as the one The universal interest in nat port and co-operation in every McMinnville High School, gave steady with down ward tendency. Wm. Gunning, BeUevde mentioned when it was flashed ural history and big game has way possible to make the said a splendid address on “ T h e The hog market is rapidly ad J. F. Jernstedt, Carlton over the wires to the waiting en given an advance call for Selig’s Grand Encampment a complete Scope and Purpose o f the Rural vancing to the $9.00 level o f tw o George R. Walker, Amity thusiasts that P. C , the smallest latest and most potent pictorial success. School,” and Pres. Penningtou, years ago. Thursday’s run con college in the association, had Further, that we recommend of Pacific College, treated “ In tained several loads o f prime G. N. Worden, Amity prod action. “ Kings o f the For E. E. Goff, Amity w on thf first victory. est,” in a way that has surprised that e v e r y citizen, business dustrial Education” in a sensible light swine and they all brought H. T. Allison, Amity. The contest comes to Newberg the most optomistic concerned. house, church a n d society o f end conservative manner. 8.75 bids from anxious buyers. once in eight years. Its first ap One thing that has helped the Newberg and vicinity lend their Mr. Mason, a senior from Mc Week’s total gain has been ap Hollingsworth & Son. t he pearance here was in 1897, when effort is the knowledge begotten support a n d co-operation in Minnville College, gave several proximately 50 cents: Receipts houseturnishers, are sporting a Pacific was representecT^by Miss through success oftheSelig Poly every way possible, and espec-headings that were well appre- have been light and demand new Overland auto. Saxah Bond, now Mrs. Herbert scope Company in the producing ially in the way o f decorating dated firm. Portland is a g a i n the T. Cash. In 1905 it came to o f animal plays, experience hav< the city; and we hereby make an Mr. Anderson, a patron of No. highest hog market in the coun Newberg for the second time and ing become a practical fact in earnest appeal to every family 13, gave an exhibition o f Indian try. was won by Walter- R. Miles, most realistic results. The new to throw open their homes to club swinging that showed great The sheep house furnished sev w ho afterward won the National departure, “ Kings o f the Forest, ’ ’ these old soldiers and bid them skill on the part o f the manipu eral surprises this week. Mutton Prohibition Contest. and lamb markets have been is said to have eclipsed tbeir welcome, ever holding in remem- lator. Among those who have repre other big picture plays in which lerance the many noble a n d A veritable banquet was served shaky for the last fortnight and New York.— la s 30-minute clinic sented P. C. during the twenty wild animals have been success heroic deeds , of v%)or performed at the noon hour, as is usual on the sudden activity this week Dr. Friederich F. Friedmann’« vaccine contest years are: Prof; Stan fully introduced and admirably by them during those years o f occasions. upset all calculations. Killers which he asserted Is a core tor tuber brough, Gertrude Lamb White»«, environed. This picture has.been civil strife, which a t that ti who said they showed they con Id be induced to culosis, was tested In thé presence of Harry F. Allen, Lyda J. Han secured by the Star Theatre and threatened to disrupt this fair were loath*to leave their fields bid for prime yearlings, ewes and United States government son, Sarah Bond Cash, Walter will be exhibited on Friday afR^ nation. to attend the meeting, expressed lambs. They at least gave top The seven cases treated are to ran C . W oodward, Grace Ruan Bur Be it farther resolved, that themselves enthusiastically o n prices for several cars $6.25 to under government inspection and Saturday, March 14th and 15th. on their development w ill depend the rows, Elwood S. Minchin, Nerva copies o f these resolutions be sent leaving, and declared that they $6.35, for yearlings, $5.25 for official report W r i g h t Parker, Lucy Gause to the schools, churches, frater fully believed such gatherings ewes, $7.00 and $7.25 tor lambs. It was announced that Dr. Fried Newby, Aubrey Kramien, Walter COLLEGE CLIPPINGS nal societies and other organiza would result in lasting good to Packers were evidently caught mann had furnished the federal repre R. Miles. Paul V. Maris, Kather tions in the city with the request the schools o f the county. shorthanded and as the annual sentatives with specimens of his ba cilli culture and that the clinical ob ine Romig. H a r r y Maxfield, The next rally willbein Happy spring run o f sheared stock is servations would continue to be made Preparations a r e r a p i d l y that they gikre the matter their Haines Burgess, Claud Newlin, n e a r i n g completion for the consideration, and take s u c h Valley, March 15. Many schools slow coming they grasped fhe by them. Florence Rees and Lucile Davis. The Inoculation followed a Ion« con Annual State Oratorical Contest action as they may deem appro where rallies have already been opportunitv to get a temporary % On Friday night the represen sultation between Dr. Friedmann and priate. held are asking us to hold an surplus. The result being a sel to be held in W ood-M ar Hall, tative will be Meade G. Elliott, the government surgeons and more The Newberg ¡Commercial Club, other, but it will probably be im ler’s market, which weakened to Friday, March 14, at 8 p. m. than an hoar of study of the history son o f Mr. and Mrs. M. P. berg, Oregon. By W. S. possible to more than finish ward the close. Market baris is The local committees are assured of the prospective patients. Elliott. The evening’s program, Whartbn, Pprs., R. H. C. Ben covering the county this year. unsteady. o f the presence of over a hundred The seven persons to be treated, all given in Wood-Mar hall, will be adults, were brought In from varions representatives from the visiting nett, S « !y < Clarence Butt, Vice We are indeed glad to know that as follows: wards of the hospital where they were colleges, and are ready to handle Pres., D. D. Coulson, Treas., the people think the meetings OBITUARY I. Duo—Com cert Walts... Moszkowski patients, -and one by one given Injec Lynn B. Ferguson, Governor, E. are worth the efforts that are the event with ease and dispatch. Mrs. Hull, Miss Hull tions ¿SI the vaccine. E. Goff, Governor, G. 0. Bassett, being expended. Caroline Sackrider was born 2. Oration... “ The Peril o f Democracy” The faculty has declared a holi Governor. day tor the day. Come early and Meade G. Elliott, Pacific College in O x f o r d county, Canada, W hite House to Be “ Dry.” R. H. C. Bennett, Sec’y. 8. Oration...........“ Unguarded Gates” hear the enthusiasm committees W ashington.— It la said that the October 9th, 1853, and died near PROHIBITION CONTEST Howard Zimmerman, U. o f 0 . l e t off steam. Admission 50 Dayton, Oregon, March 6th, W llson-M arshall administration will be 4. Oration......“ A Neglected Friend’ ’ BAPTIST SPHJLJKG^SCHOOL cents. 1913. Deceased was married to a “white-ribbon” affair, with no wines Miss Jennie Tilford, Albany College Next week will offer another Simon Stevens in 1870 S h e or liquors served at any entertainment. 6. Oration.."International Equilibrum" Several members o f the faculty Not only do the president and Mrs. The spelling school held in the treat to the lovers o f oratory, came direct to Newberg from Wilson and their daughters bar the George Stewart Jr., McMinnville College and student body attended the basement o f the Baptist church 6. Vocal Solo— C. E. Conference for Multnomah on the evening ot March 6 was a when the contestants for the Canada in 1881 and has since sparkling cup, but so also do vice (a) Florian Song.................Godard and surrounding counties, held success both socially and finan position o f representative of Pa resided in Yamhill county, g e. President and Mrs. Marshall, Mr. and (b ) Maiden’s Song..Meyer Helmund cific College in the State Pro sides her husband she leaves six Mrs. Bryan and other members of the in Portland Thursday and Fri cially. Miss Bartholomew hibition Contest meet at Wood- children, nineteen grandchildren, cabinet. day o f last week. Among other 7. Oration................................ “ The The attendance was good and Mar Hall to decide the question. a n adopted daughter, three College Man and Social Service’ ’ delegates were Pres. Pennington, a great interest shown in the The contest will occur Friday brothers and one sister in Can S U F F R A G IS T S A N N O Y KING Samuel Grathwell, Pacific University Prol. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and spelling. Alter a close contest 8. Oration.......... “ England in India” Mrs, York, the Misses De Bord, the first prize, a beautiful little evening, March 21, and the com ada, and one sister in Kansas. Women Brandish Beribboned Petitions Godfrey R. Hoemer, 0 . A. C. petition is very keen. The college Her children are: Mrs. VV. R And Are Hustled to Jail 9. Oration “ National Vitality” Ramsey, Hodgin and Myers, and book o f poems by the best auth London.— Fears lest the militant suf male quartet will furnish music, Everest, Mrs. W. S. Mills, Mrs 1 Messrs. Lewis and Sanders. Eric P. Bolt, Willamette University ors, was awarded Mrs. Everett fragettes might annoy King George and a fre o f twenty-five cents 10. O ration.....“ Education and Peace” J. T. Everest, M r s . Arthur j and Queen Mary and create a disturb Last Friday afternoon, just White. For the second prize, a Miss Loraine Johnson, 0 . S. N. S. after the close o f school, the try dainty box o f stationery was will be asked to help deiraj* the Bashaw, all o f Newlierg, and ance made the royal opening of Parlia II. String Numbei — out was held for places on the carried off by Mrs. Anna Jones expenses of the contest, the prize Austin and Aden Stevens of Day- ment and the procession thereto from (a) Waltz...................... Poldini that is offered and the expenses ton, ancj Miss Hazel Stevens, o f the palace, an occasion charged with (b) Cradle Song............. Gillet local debating team. There were Thanks are due Mr. Woodward five contestants who attempted for the McGuffey’s speller and ot sending the representative of Portland. The deceased was a ne—-cusneFs. Nor were such antici pations groundless. follow in g the program the to settle definitely the question also Mrs. Fairbanks tor . the the college to Eugene, where the member o f the Friends church, Five women attempted to break delegates, contestants and others having joined some twenty years through the cordon of troops while the as to whether or not capital Watson speller from which the state contest is to lx? held. numbering about a hundred and Following are the subjects o f ago, and lived an upright Chi i* rfl>al procession was traversing St. punishment should lie abolished words were pronounce»I. fifty, will retire to the Odd Fel the orations that are to lx* given ./antes’ Park, with the intention of in Oregon. The team which was After the contest a social hour with the names of the orators: tian life. She was a kind ami throwing petitions into the state low s Hall, where a six course loving mother to her family ami chosen to defend the negative o f was spent. A Speller. banquet will be given by Pacific ooach. They carried the petitions in “ The Tree of Death,” E l l i s beloved by all her acquaintances rolls tied *- li the suffragette colors this proposition against Albany College. I*ickctt; ‘ ‘ The Modern Goliath,” and McMinnville Colleges con and brand: ed them enthusiastically. PIANO CONTEST T h e local association h a s Walter H. Wilson; “ Between the is doubted, however, if the king sists of Arthur George and Ellis AN E A R L Y SPRING BOUQUET and It queen shown its ability to go after the saw the performance The Standing o f contestants in the Lines,” Lisle Hubbard; “ T h e Pickets, with Rae Langworthy big task o f taking care of this police pounced upon the women quick $400.00 piano contest given by Fear o f a Wasted Vote,” Rae S. as alternate. The Newberg Gruphic is hence ly. before they could get through the gathering in the proper manner, The chapel service on Monday the Newberg Hardware & Plum l>- Langworthy; “ The Devil’s Sia- forth to be printed on a new and line of soldiers, and led them to jail, by the appointment o f the fol morning was in charge of Rev. ing Co. Week ending Wednes- mese Twins,” Harry H.Haworth, larger press. It was already in an enormous jeering crowd following lowing committees: Arthur Dana and wife,evangelists day, March 12. appearance, one of the best made in their wake. COM M ITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS 7 6111126 n a 1590240 from London, .England. Mr, COLLEGE MUSIC RECITALS up and best printed papers in the 129 13976196 Idaho Man Shoots Three B a n q u e t:—Elma Paulsen, Dann addressed t h e students 10 4596690 state.—Portland Journal. 61 14057930 131 4912945 Orangeville, Idaho.—Clarence Walk chairman, Norma Harvey, Della again o n Tuesday and Wednes 69 6282140 You are invited to attend tw o 144 9762431 er shot and fatally wounded Miss Hel Pearson, Myrtle Mills, Richard day morning, the latter being a 70 2736006 172 7437420 public music recitals on Monday The cook books compiled by en Beck, wounded the girl’s moth* Williams, LaNoel Davis, Russell joint session o f the Y. M. C. A. 71 14929566 178 22928895 night, March 17, a tod“ Monday the Ladies Auxiliary to Pacific Mrs. Sophia Beck, and Marshal W 72 1612966 179 21118175 Parker, Ruth Hinshayir. and the Y. W. C. A. Private con night, March 24, respectively. college may be purchased at Ham Brow a. thea thrust the reveiv« 180 6061446 Tickets:— R a e Langworthy, ferences were held each day fol 79 6413266 Time 8 o ’clock. No admission Parker’s store, Benson’s news In hie meetb and abet himself threw«* 90 20171815 181 12102000 the heed, «ring chairman, Ellis Pickett, Emmett lowing the chapel hour. fee charged. Wood-Mar Hall. n e 8168486 stand or the Graphic office. Portland Union Stock Yards. A ppeal For Co-operation By the ' Commercial Club- GOVERNMENT TESTS FRIEDMAN’S “CURE”