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York, o f the State j “ Why College Students Should , The most successful Lyceum Bond issue tfe take up the park monstrances to the same. course ever given in New berg will bonds now due w ai authorised. Mr. James reported that the Intercollegiate Prohibition As 'Study the Liquor Problem” — Matter o f the improvement of c i t s n f S n r in c r A * l< ) K arl a n r w a r l o r l sociation, has received word .^rof. Curtis P. Coe, of Mc close on Wednesday night o f next week with a splendid pro Fifth*»treet from Dayton avenue in clearing up the bonded indebt from all the schools that are to Minnville College. west to the ufegon bridge w a r edness o f property owners by take purt in the oratorical con ¿‘CollegeStudents and the Pres gram by the Weatherwax Broth referred to the street committee. taking advantage o f the Ban test Friday night in Wood-Mar ent Campaign” —Hon. Vergil ers’ Quartette. Asa A., first Chairman of the water com* croft bonding act, that property Hall. Provision is being made Ç. Hinshaw, of Chicago, Chair- tenor; Lester F.. baritone, reader; n Prohibition National Con William W., second tenor, reader; mittee recommended that the owners had been willing to sign, for the entertainment of about L. Tom, basso. water superintendent be in* and recommended that the same one hundred guests at that time. ation. The Weatherwax Quartette is structed to lay a six-inch pipe plan be adopted here. The re Willamette University will send ratorial Contests and How Prepare for Them” —Levi T. composed o f four brothers, all on Illinois street for the accom corder was instructed to write the largest delegation, having having } j awured o f the nington, Pres, of Pacific natural modation of the cannery,' and and obtain the form used by promised twenty-five. The con fine voices and years of practice, friends in the lavish number of test on Friday night will not be that a two-inch meter be in Springfield. Hege. iness Session, Election of the result has been one o f natural valuable and useful articles for the only attraction for the Prohi stalled. A question was raised harmony. As a musical critic, home use bestowed, as it folks, as there will be a very in by Councilman James as to the EASTER SERVICES AT Reports. after hearing them, remarked: veritable shower o f nice thing». 30 p. m.—Banquet. teresting conference held Satur water supply being sufficient for PRESBYTERIAN CHI Pennington, toastmaster, “ Their voices have a decided fam .To say the guest of honor day, ht which there will be the purpose, and as t o whether 'surprised” is putting it gently, the city should pay for the meter. speakers o f national reputation 2:30—'“ National Progress o f the ily blend.” This quartette has Easter will be observed next in the fight against the liquor Prohibition Movement” —Hon. been making a tremendous hit for it was so unlooked for, s o It was stated that the city fur Sunday at the Presbyterian ¿Vergil G. Hinshaw, o f Chicago. everywhere. Their tour o f the genuine, so pleasant in every re nishes all water meters inside the business church with special services. In corporation, and Superintendent Vocal Solo “ Victory,” Mrs. past season has been especially spect, that she will carry pleas Lisle Hubbard, who won sec the morning the pastor, Rev. ant memories o f it for years t o successful. Ridenour said there would be ond place for Pacific in the State OH ve M, Whitely. ..x„ „ | Art hurQ Palmer, will speak on come. The Weatherwax brotherfefirst water enough for all purposes, a a i‘ “ The Coming Victory in Ore Oratorical at Albany last month, the theme, “ The First Easter Among the / many public work was in the fall of gon” —Ernest E. Taylor, Secre during the summen it is neces- j will again represent the local Message.” There will be ah tary of Oregon Prohibition 1896, when they sang through features o f the evening were i sary to run the pump anyway. school and is ready to give a anthem by the choir and Miss out Northern Idaho in tlje nota eral readings by Mrs. Charles A. Moved by Hutzen and seconded good account of himself. S. W. Convention. Ethel Morris will ring Gramer’s Morris, given in her ow n attrac by Williams that the pipe and Grathwell, who won the contest All sessioqg will be at Wood- ble McKinley campaign. They “ Hosanna.” tive manner. meter be installed; motion car last year, will again be a contes Mar Hall except the banquet made such a hit everywhere that In the afternoon at 4 o'clock The occasion for all this festiv- tant. The winner o f this contest and afternoon session Saturday. year that there w as' an immedi ried. This is t o permit the can there will be a vesper service in Wy on the part o f the “ gude host will represent the state o f Oregon nery to connect with the sewer. fudges on deKverv—Homer p . ate demand for them to do other place o f the regular evening and hostess” is where the mys A. Mil- public work. A new ordinance ordered draft . .. .- a . . in the inter-state contest which Angeli, - - , Portland; , — , • Milton ----------------— vice. ___ tery comes in, in connection w ith ed regarding the waternsers out will probably be held in May. ter, Internal Revenue Collector, In addition to their vocal marie, the young lady most concerned, der the direction o f M i « Jeoje t o t b T e ^ t e T t « Portland; Prof. Frederick Berch- the Weatherwax brothers ap side the city limits. .. _r _ Bntt will sing a cantata “ The D . . __J. . . pear in a trumpet quartette that but time, that inexorable reveal- À protest from the owners of td d , O. A. Q., Corvallis. er o f all things mundane, will property near the proposed site • • * fei« 1 * 1 •«« The conference on Saturday is Judges on Thought and Com- is the delight of all. In the prep .n which the solo part, r f be M „ „ m tfcwe w ho w tell the secret. o f the Sandard Oil storage tanks position—P. L: Campbell, Pres, aration of this feature o f their The guests invited were: Mr. the ..Qregoo D ry" was read, and on motion tabled rang by Henry Craw, Rae Lang- ioterated verritv of Oregon, Eugene; program a vast amount of pains worthy, Charles Morris, Miss and Mrs. W. S. Wharton, M s campaign should take advantage H. P. Hinson, Portland; taking care was exercised, with indefinitely. Floy Lang worthy, Mrs.D.Knhl- and Mrs. Charles A. Morris, M r. Dyott, Pastor Congrega- the result that it has instantly ■,:Z; A form o f receipt fo r dog tax of this rare Mrs.J. E. Whiton, oi was read and adopted. The re man, Miss Ethel Morris and your tickets early. The | nreb, Portland. Mrs. Charles Morris. Mrs. W. ô f ^ c b , heroic m usk-1 corder was instructed to notify sor the tw o days follows: T. Anderson will be the accom are compara tively sei- Mrs. L. the public, through the press, o f Friday, 7 p. m.—Meeting o f Ex Rev.^John T. Hatfield,, panist and Prank Sharp will ' in*th5k country, and it land, Mrs. B. Gass, Mrs. Sw-dM. the date when dog tax must be ecutive Committee. IjQQrier%Evangeiiesi',\^w ^ play the violin obligato parts. is a novelty and a great to bear King, Mrs. Jessie Norton, Mrs. paid. There is an • unused ordi 8 p. m.—Oratorical Contest duct a denes qf jjjjetings at the them, especially when well Rista Bowen, Misses Laura Gas- In addition to the cantata Mrs. Invocation nance covering the matter. Charles Morris will sing “ Con Music ...:.......ladies Quartet o f Efigene Holiness Association hall, corner played. ' The trumpets used by tin, Maude Gustin, Amy Harger» Councilman James opposed thè Eirst and Center streets, begin the Weatherwax brothers were Minnie Richardson, Zelma Jones, sider the Lilies,” by Topliff. Introduction by Herbert R. YcAflt o f payment of the expense of street P. A. ning Friday, April 3 qud con The collection which will be Pacific College, State Pres; made especially for them by Ruby Jones, Margaret Callahan, repairing from the general’ fund, Orations— , - V tinue until the 19th. Services taken at this service will benefit Anna Panhorst, Kathleen Gass, Frank Holten & Co., Chicago. claiming that laxity in this mat- Irvine Acbeeon, Albany College each evening at 7:30 and every the choir fond in defraying ex Unlike most other male quar Tillie Tyndall, Messrs. B. W. Mias B. E. Magneas, Dallas College - ter was responsible for the short afternoon, except Monday, at penses for music. Everybody R. L. Putman, Eugene Bible U. tettes, there are tw o readers in Mueller and Tom Tyndall. ... ' age in the fond. It appears that 7:30. Everybody welcome. will be cordially welcomed. S. W. Grathwell, Pacific University the Weatherwax company. “ Les this is provided for by ordinance * ter in Pathos” and “ William in HOME TALENT M also, but it has been the practice Comedy” is the way one news to allow and pay these bills from ‘ FOLLIES OP Ö M ” paper recently put it. All selec the general fund. In the future ski tions and readings are of a high Mr. and Mrs. C. R. property owners will be required order—a feature which cannot fie San Francisco, are in/.l to make such repairs, under the Closin g Numbor of Lycoum Course over-emphasized in tiny company. and have made nrran( supervision of the street commis AT W00D-1AR HALL WEDNESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 15TH stage a home talent pfaj sioner, and to pay for them. near future. They haW i MRS. L F. MOORE A bill presented by Mr. Turner Seats on sale at Kierile A Son’s Music Store. General Admission with the i for furnishing a list o f the delin ENTERTAINS LADIES AID o rangements 86 cents, reserved seats 60 cents, children 26 cents. f the Rebekah lodge to?*] quent property owners where play on at Duncans street improvements had been On last Friday afternoon Mrs. Typical Program W ith Encores ■ made, which have-been due since L. F. Moore royally entertained April 17. The Merrills'’ last August, and which amount the Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. to be good in their Iin€ and tbe J. s-Dixie. ed to $35, was allowed and a E. church at her beautiful home people o f Newberg can look lor- b-f)e Landman........... .................... Daniel Protheroe warrant ordered draw n for same. a East Hancock street. After ward to seeing something g ood The claim o f the city treasurer some time spent in social con in the way of home talent eta-- Serenade............................ ..................Harrison (acr.) for- $12, premium on surety verse, a guessing contest was en tertainment. Trumpet Quartet . • v Some sixty little and big folk» bond, was taken under consider joyed. T w o prizes were given, Selected w will participate, and it will sure 3. Reading................................. ation, as the cost was deemed the first one being a China not ly be a success, as our ritzena excessive. bowl, and the “ booby” prize was LESTER WEATHERWAX ' , The owners o f property on West Concord, Minne- a downy chick wearing a red hat. never fail to be loyal and patron Parks 4. ‘ “ The Goblins” (R iley).............. “ Their solos and quartets Hancock street petitioned for the After this they enjoyed a fine ize all home talent production^, * vsd with unstinted applause. Pinsutti improvement of the street from 5. Good-night, Beloved.............................. musical program given by Miss Watch for small bills. i and readings were o f a Meridian east to River street. Grace Wilson and Miss Fay TRUMPET QUARTET . •and wS are safe in raying that Thè petition was granted. Price. A delicious lunch was ¿driurtet has never appeared PROHIBITION IN KANSAS. 6. R eading...................................... Selected N. E. Britt and L. S. Otis, rep served by the hostess, which was ----------- I'.*’ ru-i WILLIAM W. WEATHERWAX resenting the property owners enjoyed by all present. They left In a recent letter receqr^d by Rasmussen, writing from on Bast Second street, presented for home feeling it was good Mrs. Anna Fogle from f\. life-longr *>. Kasson, Minn.,-says: “ I have heard many 7. D iadem ..................... ........................................... a petition for street improve noted male quartets but raSaty*if ever, to have been there. friend at Marion, KahsmajU iis is . Arranged for male voices by Jones ' have I listened, toxg^afo-juarufomusic that ment, providing the railroad Those present were: Mesdames said: 4 <’**'*squaled.jthe singing, of the Weatherwax PART II company give assurance in writ-, L. F. Moore, A. Bennett, Alice “ Lqt me say a few \^pjijsab. 'ut Qbarurt” ing that it would make good s* * * • • ■ ■ ' * McNay, W. S. Stull, E. Harvey, our county on Our L ..................................................... .b,..Sdected. ~ , Dr ^ .president, pf all damage done if the street E. Hayes, H. A. Hyde, Bohail, population, ae\ ordin^tfiK^be U. rM rlaa City Col “ Ilaving Ks- LESTER F. WEATHERWAX was used at any future time by Nottage, Win. Clemmens, Thurs S. census of 1910, was 22,796. tened .to the West atherwaj^uartet on vais it. Mr. Britt claimed that as Sunset........ ............... ............................ Van de Water ious ofeesions-and ton, B. Brown, Fred Holcomb, D. The number ofinmates t>MHe poor agaftt yisCRfliy evening id agalh the franchise had expired, the cit in thesBmcert-st the Opera Hou*fc,’ P<Tesire B. Thomas, N. Dixon, J. H. Wil farm is six, and they "«re there “ Eaaay ........................... Anon to express my, appreciation o f izens were entitled to some con son, F. J. Deach, B. F. Hevland, because of physical disabilities. WILLIAM W. WEATHERWAX qualitegf their work. -^Jh* points thet aa ^ sideration. The rity engineer re Tyndall, M. H. Pinney, W. W. The number in our jail is four, pesrep tp.me the most .pleasing jrestesdgjy^. ported that he had seen some of "A Flag without a S tain"............ ....... Anon evening were the strength o f the separate Ciilby and the Misses Grace Wil and one o f the four is there be the men and could get no definite son and Fav Price.- cause of improper relations with voices sa d ' the agreeable hafmony ani-** MALE QUARTET promise from them as to the fu Mend as they joined in the quarts» Th#**» * ■ • I his stepdaughter, and the others National Air«....................................... ................ readings were well given and -were e njoy-* - ture action o f the company. He Over twenty persons are al-1 are there for violating the prohi. able because they represented both the ready employed, besides thecom-1 bition jaw •» 0 ^ . also stated that the franchise TRUMPET QUARTET serious and the humorous la proper va missioners, at $3600 per year on i — .........— ^ had expired automatically and ' . 6. Good-oight............................................................. Buck riety.” the new workingmen’s compen- j The new state fair pavilion is n the road had no rights in the sation act. • to cost $44,700. matter. Mr. Otis asked that the THE WEATHERWAX BROTHERS QUARTET ê è-] j« j
