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DUNDEE NEWS IN PRINT
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N. THURSDAY. MAY 29. 1913.
No. 38
LARKIN GETS
MUSICALE THURSDAY
IT
APPOINTMENT AS NEW­
OF LAST WEEK WAS
BERG POSTMASTER
GRAND SUCCESS]
WAS QUITE A SPELL
lenged the winner to another Dundee’s representative citizens
race of the same kind. Miss on the bleachers *was a wholly-
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Sophie made a good start and appreciative, undignified one,
There A re Great Things Dein#
School Ch3dr«n Enjoy Day's Out- was in a fair w ay to win, in and there whs enough back talk
m the Unity
ing—Gordon Orders Hambur-
to
satisfy
the
most
exacting
spite o f the long arms and big
This
gort but Goto Limburger
Thursday evening, M ay 22, at
stride o f her opponent, but this baseball enthusiast. In spite of . Tuesday evening John Larkin
second trial following her first evening work to be done the received a telegram from Senator the home o f M r.‘And Mrs. W. G.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blum- effort so closely had given her no crowd stayed until the last man Lane informing him that his Langton, 6»5 N. Meridian, Miss . The School Improvement Club
me had been sent to the Senate Jessie B ritt presented tw o o f her in Unity School District No. 23
field and children and Mr. and time to get her second breath was put out and all went home
As
the one chosen to assume the piano pupils. Miss Alberta Lang­ had an old-fashioned spelling
declaring
it
to.be
one
o
f
the
best
and
she
was
too
fagged
to
keep
Mrs. Groves, o f Portland, had a
duties
of postmaster at the New­ ton and Miss Pauline Terrell, to match the evening o f M ay 16th.
holidays
Dundee
has
ever
cele
picnic dinner Sunday in the Allan up her pace so made no effort to
The teacher o f the school, Em­
secure the last potato. However brated. Much credit for the suc­ berg office, to fill the place o f C. a goodly nnmber of invited
• prove.
B.
Wilson
whose
term
o
f
four
guests,
friends
and
neighbors.
cess
of
the
celebration
is
due
to
ma
Langworthy, was the pro-
the
race
was
highly
enjoyed
by
William Huckleberry, o f P ort­
years
expired
a
few
days
ago.
nouncer
o f words and Mrs. Ella
A
pleasing
program
consisting
the
efficient
committee
which
land, spent Sunday at the Ben­ the small boys, who, while show­
The news was soon noised of six selections by both Miss Taylor has the honor o f spelling
ing no ill-will or disrespect to consisted of Mesdames Alfred
nett home. •
about
town and the many freinds Langton and Miss Terrell and a the crowd down.
Woisky,
Bernhard
Groth
and
the
county
superintendent,
were
Gladys Palmer who has been
o
f
Mr.
Larkin hastened to ex tend duet were most skillfully exe­
The club held their business
making her home with her grand­ so full of local pride and a desire Cyrene Palmer. -
congratulations for the success­ cuted. Miss Britt is deservedly meeting after the spelling-match
mother for the past few years, for "ladies first” that they jumped
ful fight he has made for the proud o f the manner in which which was followed by a musical
and
danced
and
shouted
encour­
left on Monday for her father’s
office.
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these young ladies acquitted and literary program.
agement to "Sophie.” Follow ­
home in California.
Mr. Larkin is no stranger to themselves and their parents are
The year’s work o f the school
ing the excitement o f this contest
Rev. J. G. Alford and family
the
patrons
of
the
office.
He
closed,
M ay 23, with a picnic in
to
be
congratulated
upon
the
came a sack race in which there
On Saturday afternoon Miss
visited Sunday at the home of
came
here
from
Minnesota
with
the
Ecks
Bros grove.
successful
rendition
o
f
the
several
were a number of contestants. Sibyl Woodward received a num­
their Iow a friends who have lo­
his
parents
when
a
youngster,
Long tables were spread a t
difficult compositions, displaying
The first prize in this, a jack ber o f ladies at a shower party
cated near here.
knife, than which no better prize for Miss Lucy Mills. With some Worked on the farm owned by marked talent on the part o f the noon with a bountiful supply o f
Mrs. A. J. Barrell and children for a boy could be found, went
o f the entertainment suggested his father, John S. Larkin, near young players. Theyonng ladies good things and about one hun­
visited relatives and friends in to Henry Billich and the second
the lady of honor received gener­ town and attended school at in­ were the recipients o f many dred patrons and friends of the
Dayton on Sunday.
to Francis Keyes. In the three- ous bits of advice, some amus­ tervals, first the public school beautiful bouquets. Interspersed school were there to enjoy it.
Theodore W. Spencer left on legged race Clause Groth and
with the instrumental music In the p.m. a program was given
ing and some practical accord­ and later/Pacific College.
Friday for his home at Thatcher, Clifford Vestal bore off the hon­
For
several
years
he
was
asso­
were several readings by Miss by the school and the pnpils gave
ing to the inclination o f the
Washington, where he will spend ors. Then came an eating con­
ciated
with
J.
C.
Porter
in
mer­
Ethel
Morris given in her inimit­ their teacher a very happy and
giver. As is always the case on
a tew weeks.
chandising
and
for
tw
o
years
able
w
ay which were very much substantial surprise by giving
test, ginger cookies tied to strings such occasions, the interest cen­
has
bad
the
management
o
f
the
enjoyed by all present. Mrs. J. several “ school yells” compli­
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Gardner,of which were fastened to a long tered on the opening of the mys­
E. Whiton sang "Kathleen mentary to her, and presenting
Portland, spent Sunday at their wire giving room for fifteen oi terious, daintily b e r i b b o n e d Milk Condenserv.
Mr.
Larkin
has
a
pleasant
Aroon,”
responding with “ Little her with a lovely hand painted,
son’s home in the Red Hills. The tw enty contestants. The w ay packages which proved to be
w
ay
of
meeting
the
people
and
it
Black Me.” Light refreshments China chocolate set and a fine
Gardner baby who was seriously those cookies did dodge the eager just the things which delight the
fountain pen.
goes
without
saying
that
he
will
were
served.
ill for a few dqys has recovered. mouths (contestants hand were heart o f a bride-to-be.
Miss
make
an
accomodating
public
We are sure they will always
Mr. and Miss Riggs and Dr. tied behind them) and the funny Myrtle Gause and Mrs. W. A.
official.
be
highly appreciated by her.
Wells, o f Portland, and Frank grimaces made this one o f the King assisted in serving refresh­
C. B. Wilson will lay down the
There was a ball game between
Jones, of Seattle, were Sunday . oiliest events o f the forenoon. ments. Those invited were the
the
married and single men, the
duties
of
the
office
knowing
that
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Francis Keyes received first prize Misses Eunice Lewis, Maud
The subject of this sketch was married men winning.
lis
work
has
received
the
appro-
in this and Archie Ryan second. Haworth, Mabel Haworth, Belle
Graeper.
All went home about 5:30 feel­
jation o f the public. He has not born October 18, 1871, near
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Allen, of Then a number o f little girls were Gilbert, M ary Cook, Leota
Walnut Ridge, Indiana, where ing they had had a most enjoy­
fully
decided
what
he
will
take
Salem, spent Friday with Mr. blindfolded and tried pinning a Howard, M ary Moore, Florence
she lived until the - year 1893 able day.
tail on a donkey. M ay Fowler Kaufman, Jessie Gardner, Mabel op in the future.
and Mrs. J. M. Gardner.
office pays a salary of when she came to Oregon with
received first prize in this contest Rush, Mabel Beck, M ary Sut­
The Farmers Society o f Equity
i assistant and tw o relatives and located in New­
DYHAMTIE HI ROHAWAY
and her sister Gertrude the sec­ ton, Esther Ellis, Ola M
held a meeting in Groth hall on
berg. She died at her home on
clerks
are
supplied.
ond prize. In the running race Myrtle Mills, Nellie Paulsen,
Friday evening. Messrs. Harper
Chehalem Mountain, M ay 26,
One hundred pounds of dyna­
for boys not over eight years o f Elma Paulsen, Myrtle Gause,
and Crowell, who have recently
1912.
mite being rushed through the
age Albert Smith received the Ruth Romig, Katherine Romig,
returned from an inspection o f
February 11, 1911, she was streets by a runaway horse at­
prize and in the one for boys un­ Messdames S. A. Mills, C. O.
the Paulhamus plant at Puyal­
Margaret Ann Jolly was born married to Frank E. Vestal, tached to an open buggy, was a
der twelve Alphonse Niederberg- Whitely, W. H. Smith, W. S.
lup, Washington, and an investi­
at New Marion, Indiana, July spending tw o years of happy hair raising event pulled off on
er won. Then came the dinner, Parker, Wm. Johnson, Elmer
gation of the commission busi­
18, 1848, and was married to wedded life. A kind and loving Bridge and Main streets last
and such a dinner. The long Thorne, Jay Mills, Herbert York,
ness in Portland reported on the
John E. Smith at North Vernon, di. position won her a host of T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n . John
table was loaded with everything Harvey Hodson, Huber Ha­
results o f their trip.
Indiana, July 14, 1870.
friends, she being one to whom Dtkoner was the owner o f the
immaginable that a picnic table worth, Russell Lewis and W. A.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
moved
to
many went to tell o f their sor­ explosive, which he had just pur­
The Dundee first team o f base­ could hold and all the children
King.
Kansas in 1884, to Oregon in rows and disappointments as chased at I vie Payne & Bon’s
ball players, which has had but stood around it, being the first
1887, locating first at Philomath. well as o f their joys in life. Truly store, and after safely storing it
one defeat this season, met its to be served. The writer has
In
1891 they located at New­ it may be said that she wept in his buggy the horse became
"W aterloo” on Sunday when the seen many school picnic dinners
berg
where Mrs. Smith died, with those who wept and re­ startled at the noise of chugging
Brooklyn Greys of Portland but never one where the children
Wednesday, M ay 21, leaving a joiced with those who rejoiced. autos and started northward on
played them on our home field. were better behaved or showed
None but the initiated know husband, one brother, W. A.
Converted when a child she it s w a y to f r e e d o m . A t t h e
Our boys are thankful that it nicer manners. The piece de
the accuracy required in a print­ Jolly, of Philomath, and five chil­ lived an exemplary Christian life
was not a whitewash and are resistance was the delicious
Toggery corner the horse took
ing office. The average reader dren, tw o sons, Jesse A., o f New­ and was a loyal member o f
confident that some day they home made cheese made by Mrs.
the cement walk between the
who detects a misspelled word berg, Hiram C., of Corvallis, Friends church.
will even up the score with the W .J. Bennett. About three hun­
electric light pole and the build­
or a letter upside down feels his and three daughters, Mrs. Alice
The following lines by Whittier ing, and on leaving the walk
Greys.
dred persons partook o f the din­ work on earth is n o t accom­
M.
Garrigns,
of
Banks,
Mrs.
entitled
"Helping The Weak,” nearly overturned the buggy on
W. J. Gordon has a chunk of ner, then gathered about in the
plished until he has called the at­ Edith R. Rees, of Newberg, and which were found in her Bible,
th e pavement. M a r t Tharp
cheese which he says will go to grove in groups to hear the first
tention of the overworked editor Mrs. Eva E. Mattoon, o f Milwau­ were the motto o f her life:
boldly gave chase but the horse
th e highest bidder. H e tele­ part of the afternoon program
to the glaring defect. H e does kee.
I
f
there
be
some
weaker
one,
passed
him with the dynamite
phoned to Newberg for Ham­ which was as follows:
not notice th e thousands and
Give me strength tq help him on;
The
deceased
was
a
member
of
dancing jigs in the buggy before
burger steak and they sent him Song...................... - ......... Girls* Chorus
tens o f thousands o f letters that the M. E. church for thirty-five I f a blinder soul there be,
he could c o v e r himself w i t h
Limburgercbeese. Imagine Mrs. Address ...Miss Ida May Smith, County
are in place o r the multitude of years, a true Christian, a loving Let me guide him nearer Thee.
Supervisor
o
f
Schools
glory
at the rescue. The horse
Gordon’s pleasure when her
Make my mortal dreams come true
Song.........High School and Grammar words correctly spelled, but his wife and mother and was loved
then crossed th e bridge a n d
With the work I fain would do;
plans for dinner were thus disar­
School Girls
eagle eye is glued on th e one by all who knew her.
Clothe with life the weak intent,
turned into Main street and was
ranged.
Address............ Co. Supt. S. S. Duncan that is out o f place. So it is
Pnneral services were con­ Let me be the thing I meant;
caught
at the livery stable with­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groth, of Song......................... ...... Primary Girls with our deeds. Men may d o a
Let me find in Thy employ
ducted
at
the
M.
E.
church
on
out accident.—Sheridan Sun
Portland, spent the week end at Presentation o f Diplomas......Co. Supt. thousand good deeds and n o a t -
Peace that dearer is than joy,
Friday at 10 o ’clock by the
S. S. Duncan
Out o f self to love be led,
the Groth home
S o n g ........... ..............High School Boys tention is paid to them, but if pastor, Rev. Walton Skipworth.
And to heaven acclimated
"When the happy child hears Song-Am erica................
he m a k e s o n e m i s t a k e i t i s
......Audience
Until all things sure and good
in heaven the bluebird sing, ’On­ Extra Song—Go Dundee...DundeeH. S. flashed all over the world. A life
Seem my nature’s habitude.
J. H. Cloyd, a Graphic sub­
ward,’ he cries, ‘your baskets The audience then adjourned to time may be wrecked in a m o-
scriber who lives at Beaverton,
bring,’---- T h e response t o
the ball grounds where tw o ment. T h e world is a harsh
The Albany College campus is
writes to say that there are
the cry of the happy Dundee games o f ball were played. The critic, exacting to a fault.—Ex. t o have an Elm tree o f the same
many good horsemen who don’t
children was so hearty that al­ first between the school boys and
variety o f those on Princeton
know how to relieve a horse
most o u r w h o l e population the men of Dundee resulted in a
University’s campus, for an off­
Captain Milton Cress well ar­ that is choked on dry feed, and
turned out on Friday, M ay 23, score of nine to six in favor of
shoot o f one of these famous rived Saturday from San Diego gives this simple remedy.
with baskets filled to the brim the boys. After five innings the
trees has been planted near the with his wife in an automobile
If you have a ditch tw o feet
with all sorts o f picnic goodies. men cried "enough” and the
The Newberg bfdl team went entrance to the campus by the to remain until after the Rose
deep and three feet wide, make
The occasion was the last day of game ended. The feature of this up against the fast Sherwood freshman class, who sent back Festival.
Captain Cresswell the horse jump it back and forth,
school, and instead of the usual first game was the unanimous White Sox last Sunday. A t the East for the tree.
makes the same trip every year or tie a pole three feet above the
program of recitations etc., it approval o f the work o f Umpire end of the game the score stood
This is the first tree to be to Portland to be present at the ground and make him jump it.
was decided to make the'day one Livengood, not one exception 5 to 6 in favor of Sherwood.
planted on the new college Festival. Accompanying Cap­
This will produce coughing and
to be celebrated entirely out o f being taken to hit decisions.
The White Sox thought our campus which is a 48-acre tract tain Cresswell is his dog “ Boos­
relief will soon come.
doors. The fprenoon was de­ This game was followed by one boys had just come down to situated one-half mile southeast ter” who has a place fixed for
voted to races and contests of between the Dundee High School practice, but from the time Roy o f here and where the new col­ him on the side of the automobile.
various kinds. The first event and the Newberg High School Slater made a tally in the first lege buildings will be erected soon. While the dog is on the machine
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was an egg race. Mabel Swink seconds. The score was eleven inning to the end o f the game
Albany College, like Prince­ a horn is not necessary.
The
Mr. Church, o f the Warren
and Ruth Aldrich receiving the to five in favor o f Dundee. This Sherwood had to work and ton, is a Presbyterian institu­ roads are reported to be in good Construction Co., put the New­
first and second prizes. Then game was not so harmonious work hard for what they got.
tion,, and by virtue of this fact condition except for a few miles berg Cubq’ ball ground in first
came . a potato race in which As the first, Umpire Parrett
Sidell -allowed only seven hits and the further circumstance near Drain. Captain Cresswell class condition. It is now the
Sophie Groth carried off the hon­ an d M a n a g e r A l l a n hav­ while the Baker Bros, allowed that some o f its early instruc­ was a resident of Portland fastest diamond in the valley and
ors. W itnessing this race brought ing some difficulty in convin­ nine hits.
Alphonse Guinette tors were Princeton men the 35 years ago and was then cap- lovers of our national game must
c o u n t y superintendent, S. S. cing the local fans that the rules who plays short-stop for the local institution adopted orange tain on the Willamette River. He take off their hats to him and
Duncan, back to boyhood so for- had changed since their days on Cubs, is developing into a whirl­ and black as its colors.—Demo­ has been living at San Diego for his men for their help.
ciably that he immediately chal­ the diamond. The crowd of wind.
Manager Cubs.
crat.
a number o f years.—Oregonian.
Manager Cubs.
IN ANTICIPATION
IONE HILL VESTAL DECEASED
-
RUNNING A PAPER
TO RELIEVE A CHOKED HORSE
A ll THE SAME AS PRINCETON
A ll THE WAY FROM SAN DIEGO
BALL GAME AT SHERWOOD
THANKS TO MR. CHURCH