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easy street, hut for thpse in
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average walks of life, who
get in and hustle, they think Ore­
gon has it beat by several for-
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longs.
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Some time in May two young
C.
J.
Edwards
came
out from men who said they were frdm
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Tillamook to see his son Lloyd Portland called at the Graphic
Arrival and Departure of Pa*- her mother and other relatives. graduate from the academy de office, one of them asking for a
partment of the college Tuesday place as an apprentice printer,
Our spring line of ladies wool dresses and sepa­
She will be gone a month or afternoon.
saying
he
was
from
a
good
rate skirts at die following prices:
more.
Trmhmtw,
Mrs.
M.H.Bowerman,
who
has
family
and
could
furnish
good
M. v
9:06 A. M. There will not be any services been assisting in the care of Aunt references. They staid over night
6:85 A. ,j|>
at the Springbrook church Elizabeth Miles'at Salem, came la the Gregory Apartments and
.
11:02 À. 11. held
9:10 A.
6:24 P. M. on next Sunday.
1:15 P. M.
home to be in attendance at the after they were gone some of the
7:00 P. M. Dr. H. J. and Mrs. Minthorn Friends Yearly Meeting.
4:06 P. M.
roomers complained that their
2:05 P„ M. are here from Newport attending Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Teb- rooms had been entered^and nu­
2:26 P. M.
*1:05 A. M. Friends Yearly Meeting.
*5:84 P. M.
of Richmond, Indiana, ar­ merous articles stolen.
Chris Smith who came home betts,
•Sunday only.
rived the firft of the week and Tbe following news note from
for
commencement
has
gone
to
Journal tells of the final
Nash who i* farming Eastern Oregon for the harvest have been attending the various the
rounding up ot the youngsters:
commencement exercises.
above Dayton is in town.
season.
Following
their arrest by City
Don't forget tbe story of the Miss Rath Sweeny came from Fred L. Ames, who sold his Detectives Coleman
Snow,
farm out southeast of town John Churchill, 20, and
“ Rolling Dollar” on page 7.
Kelso, Washington, last week to centiy,
Lentz
moved into town and Mummy, 19, residing and
Attorney Clarence Butt went see her former schoolmate, Miss is living has
in
Lents,
tbe Benton property made confession oik long string
to McMinnville today on busi­ Lorene Smith, graduate from the on North in Meridian
street.
ness.
f high school.
robberies. A report was made
M. D. Hawkins left today of
A horse at tbe McClain stable A. J. Palmer, tbe G- A. R. vet­ for Prof.
to
police department yester^
Indiana, where he day the that
had to be shot on account of a eran, took his grandson, Teddy will Richmond,
two boys were ped­
attend
E
arlh
am
C
ollege
broken leg.
Johnson, to see the Rose Carni­ commencement, after which he dling postage stamps to houses
Henry McGuire, Jr. is arrang­ val at Portland Wednesday- will visit with his parents during in the Ladd tract, and the de­
tectives went after them. They
AH of die above garments are this season's styles
ing to move to Dayton, Wash­ two kids out on a lark.
the
summer
vacation.
ington, where he has relatives. At the annual meeting of Pacif­ Mrs. Esther Price, ot Tacoma, were arrested at noon.
soon admitted robbing
A full account of the sodden ic College Alumni Association arrived here Ttfisday for a visit the They
house
of R. L. Morris, 661
death and the funeral services of Russell Lewis was elected presi­ at thehomeof herdaughter, Mrs. Locust street.
2, stealing a
The Miller Mercantile Go.
Mrs. F. A. Crawford will be dent, C. J. Hoskins, vice-presi­ ~B. Dodge. Mr. Dodge met violin, revolver, June
jewelry
and
$3
found in the Dundee news notes. dent and treasurer, Miss Jessie V in Portland and also took a worth of postage stamps. These OC83»0l0«9P8X8»»08XK80aS0808CM8M»0PQ^^
Carl Holt, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Britt, secretary, tor next year. peep at the carnival.
were the ones they were selling,
1; B. Holt, left for Morrow conn Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hadley, Mrs. Jennie Parker has the the
say. They also said TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION for said district will be held at
ty the first of the week where [parents of Olin C. Hadley, who carpenter work on the addition they officers
had
robbed
the Dayton ho­
the grade building on Monday,
he wiU work during the harvest is a member of the college gradu­ to her residence on the corner ot tel May 26', stealing
half
a
dozen
June
15,1914, for the purpose of
ating class, and his brother Hancock and Edwards street, rifles and shot guns. Before that Notice is hereby given that the electing
season. »
one director for the term
superintendent of Yam­
Aunt Jan B. Vo taw and hrr Ivan, came from their home near which she intends to use as a they said, they had robbed the county
hill county, Oregon, will hold the of five years.
granddaughter, Miss Cathleen Turner to attend commencement. private hospital, well underway. home of a Mr. McCoy at New­ regular
of appli­ Polls open from 2 to 6 o’clock
Votaw, came from Tacoma on Warren Hall, a brother of Mrs. The Newberg_Telepbone Co. berg, with his strong box, hold­ cants for examination
state certificates at the p. m. On petition of 10 legal
Wednesday to attend Y early Frank Rundell, who is out from has had such an increase in busi- ing deeds and papers.
county court house in McMinn­ voters filed with the clerk on or
Siletz with his family, went to
Meeting.
Finding
nothing
of
value
in
it,
before tbe 12th day ot June, can­
during
the
past
few
weeks
as follows:
\
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Miles and Portland today to see the big that considerable new equipment they said they hid the box under ville
didates’
Wednesday, June ballot. names Will be printed on
daughter, Eva, came from Salem carnival. He intends to buy a has been ordered, which, when a sidewalk, and then stole a 17f Commencing
1914, at 9 o’clock a. m., and By order of Board.
Tuesday to attend the exercises new auto and drive home over­ installed, will expedite the bust- rowboat to come to Portland. continuing
until Saturday, June 34-35 W. W. Nelson, Clerk.
of the academy graduating class land.
ness
ot
the
office
and
enable
the
[The
owner
went
after
them
in
a
at 4 o ’clock p. m.
A number of the G. A. R. Vet­ company to take care of every­ launch, however, and took the 20, Wednesday
a t the college.
Writing,
boat away from them. Then U. S. History, forenoon:
County Surveyor H. W. Her­ erans a (^preparing to go to Til­ thing that is offered.
Physiology.
next Week to attend the Dale Brown from Washington, they stole a motorboat, in which Wednesday afternoon: Physic­
ring was down from the county lamook
encampment, where they a grandson of Mrs. Emma Bell they came to Oregon City, where al Geography, Reading, Compo­
seat Monday doing some sur­ state
will
find
that good warm under­ Christenson and a grand nephHr they abandoned it.
veying for Mrs. M. D. Haskins
sition, Methods in Reading,
wear
and
heavy overcoats will ot Mrs. Mary B. Baukson is here
west of Newberg.
Methods in Arithmetic.
FINE OF $250 AND
Rev. N. Welter was over from not come amiss. x- '
on
a
visit
with
the
latter.
He
Thursday forenoon: Arithme­ The perfect eye. Where the rays o
Miss Mary Kenworthy, pro­ will go to Corvallis to see his
Wood burn the first of the week. fessor
90
DAYS
IN
JAIL
tic,
History erf Education, Psy­ light focus exactly on the Retina. The
in the college, will grandmother and his aunt, and.
He goes to Maupin for work the leave of for Greek
Methods in Geography. Retin* is the sensitive layer on beck of
Richmond, Indiana, also to Toledo to visit another Pretty hard for a first of­ - chology,
coming year. He will also have Friday afternoon,
Thursday
afternoon: Gram­ inner pert of the eye that ec
going by way aunt, Mrs. Orville Hollings­ fence,” was the comment of a mar, Geography,
tbe work at Madras.
Lit­ to. sensitive plate on camera.
the Canadian Pacific. She worth, before returning home man on the street over the sen­ erature, Physics, America^
The gravel hauling contract of
-in
spend the Summer vacation in July. This is his first visit tence by Recorder Loder ot $250 Language, Thesis Methods
across the river for the Marion will
for
Primary
her parents.
fine and 90 days in jail for the Certificates.
here in three years.
county court by^the Newberg with
Mrs.
Hall, wife of Joseph Hall, The class of 1906, Pacific Col­ bootlegger.
Transfer Co., is likely to be in­ has improved
Friefoy forenoon: Theory and
sufficiently to al­ lege, held a reunion on last Sat­ Not bit too hard.
creased to 2,000 yards.
Practice,
Orthography, English
low
the
dismissal
of
the
trained
That
man
knew
Oregon
City
urday
evening,
those
in
attend­
Literature,
Chemistry.
- Nelson J. Sykes, headman in nurse, and she is being cared for
bad
gone
dry
and
that
it
was
a
Friday afternoon: School Law, The short eye, which is sometimes
the Portland office ot the Spaul­ her daughter, Mrs. H. O. ance being Dr. and Mrs. J. R. crime to sell liquor here.
Pemberton,
Salem,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geology,
Algebra, Civil Govern­ celled undeveloped eye, where rays of
ding Logging ¿Co., was in town by
Warren,
whose
coming
from
To­
Yet
he
came
here
and
took
the
Lewis
Saunders,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ment.
light, or things you look at would natur­
Tuesday, looking as stout and peka, Kansas, was noted last
chances,
and
Jie
got
them—good
ally
to a point back of the eye.
W. A. King, Miss Marie Hanson,
Saturday forenoon: Geometry, But come
prosperous as a corporation week.
if
the
eye is not too short, the
and
plenty,
and
just
what
he
Portland,- the Misses Myrtle
Botany.
lawyer.
muscles
by
and constant
Harold Say, w Wo did good work Gause and Ruth Romig, New­ should have gotten.
Saturday afternoon:. General strain can make overwork
F. C. Mills, who finished a^ob furnishing
you
see
normal
at cost
school items for berg. Ernest Bales, of McMinn­ This system of letting a man History, Bookkeeping.
of
eye
strain
or
headache,
which
we can
of house moving for Smith Bros, the Graphic high
during
the
past
year,
off
light
for
the
first
time
he
Theses
for
Primary
Certificates
ville,
was
prevented
from
attend­
correct
by
fitting
the
eyes
with
proper
across the river in Marion county has returned to his home at WiL ing on account of sickness. Oth­ openly breaks the liquor laws is
as follows: Garden Contests, lenses.
last wjek, will return to that sonville. He is considering at­ er members of the class who simply encouragement to break are
Music in Primary Grades, Pun­
neighborhood to do a like job for tending the State University
them
again.
were
absent
were
Miss
Lillian
ishment
as Seen by Children,
John McKay.
;
next
year
and
is
hesitating
be­
We
have
seen
saloonkeepers
in
Nicholson,
Caldwell,
Idaho,
Miss
Physical
the Cause of
Mrs. L. H. Shirley and children tween a law course and news­ Mary Minthorn, Newport, Mrs. this city confess to breaking the Dullness and Defects
Civic Pride
arc here from Hillsboro visiting paper work for specializing. His Alveida Crozer Rice, Goodnough, law get a fine of $25 and be ar­ as Aroused by Discord,
the
Co-operation
with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Col- determination to make good in Washington, Walter R. Miles, rested again in less than two of Home and School.
cord, and attending the various what he undertakes is an asset Boston, Mass., Mabel Newby weeks. ,
The long eye, which corresponds to a
public function^ of college com­ that will stand him in good Huff, Harisburg, Dr. Wilfred We voted booze out of the city. SATURDAY AFTER­
person’s
eye who is near sighted, never
mencement week.
can
see
as
they should st a distance un­
stead.
Sentences like Mr. Loder hand­
Pemberton,
Langlois.
An
out­
NOON RECEPTION less corrected
by |
Gr. H. Umbaugh, editor and Mr. and Mrs. LeWis Saunders, door picnic had been arranged ed to the bootlegger will keep it
publisher of the Kelsonian at of Portland, came to attend the for, but the rain prevented this out—it will ha\e a mighty re­ The Woman’s Auxiliary to<Pa­
Kelso, Washington, joined Mrs.
of the class of 1906, Pa­ and the spread was made in the straining influence on the next cific College will give a reception
Umbaugh here at Frank Run- reunion
cific
College,
even­ Y. W. C. A. room at Wood-Mar man who is considering it.
to the visiting members and all
dell’s last Saturday and remained ing, of which on he Saturday
Mr. Loder has the sand to do friends
was
a
member.
Hall.
ot the college who are
over until Monday.
just what the majority of the here attending
They remained over with friends
Meeting,
COMING
SOON
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Keim and until Sunday evening. Mr. Saun­ v
people want him to do, and just next Saturday Yearly
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afternoon
from
little daughter, of Ridgefield, ders has read law a good deal
what
h is his duty to do.—Ore- 4:30 to 6 o’clock, in the library
Washington, spent last Sunday since finishing his college course, Burk's Big Uncle Tom's Cabin City Courier. ,
at Wood-Mar Hall.
Co. Under a Mammoth
in Newberg. They seem to be though his time has been mostly
local and visiting members The old style of straight
Canvas
well pleased with their dairy and taken up in his work with the
OREGON YEARLY MEETING. are All cordially
invited to attend. on which you can see reflection of
stock farm at Ridgefield. -
Columbia Trust Co., of which he Qne of the many events ot the At 10 o’clock today the first Come and get acquainted.
objects behind you in lens.
Emmett Gulley, who has been is a prominent member. Tbe season will be . the coming of
Rebecca
Pennington,
in college the past two years, left members of his .class seem to Burk’s Big “Uncle Tom’s Cabin session of the annual meeting of
____ ______ Pres.
for his home at Greenicaf, Idaho, think he drew a prize when he Co.’’, which will exhibit at New­ Friends church was held, there
a few days ago to begin work tied up with Mnr. S. “for better berg Saturday night, Jtme 20. A being a good attendance from City of Dundee Sidewalk Con­
the various churches throughout
tract
on his father’s farm. He expects or for worse.”
v
modern
feature
of
this
organiza­
the
Northwest.
to teach in the Greenleaf Acade­ James Hutchings and Son, who tion is a monster street parade
Bids are solicited for the laying
The
sessions
will
continue
from
my next year.
sold out their bakery business in like a circus, consisting of more
about 1,000 feet of dement
to day until Tuesday ot next of
Mrs. Mary Andrews, of Port­ Newberg on account of Mrs. men, women, children, horses, day
sidewalk
in the city of Dundee.
land, has been visiting with Mrs. Hutchings’ health, recently re­ ponies, donkeys and dogs, char­ week.
Particulars
specifications
Rev. Joseph John Mills, ex­ can be had on and application
I. B. Holt during the week. She turned from Los Angeles where iots, tableaux wagons, floats, president
to B.
College, Groth’s hardware store, Dundee,
was known as Miss Mollie King- they spent the winter. They bands of music, etc., than any will preach of at Earlham
New style, Torax lens, which cuts
cry when she attended the acad­ tried the bakery business in that other sithilar exhibition on the vice on Sunday. the morning ser­ after Monday, June 15, 1914. out all this reflection and conforms to
the eyes.
emy in Newberg, and will be re­ city for three months and found road. This magnificent free
35-lt ___________
Call in and 1st ua explain their fine
membered by many of the older business there so unsatisfactory street parade will be seen daily
points.
students as a girl of studious that they sold out and are again on the principal streets and thor­ White Bronze made from re­ Annual School Meeting.
habits.
looking for a location in Oregon. oughfares of our city during the fined zinc, will never moss grow, Notice is hereby given to the
Mrs. John Pitts left here on They say Los Angeles is all right day of their exhibition here, and deface or lettering grow dim. legal voters ot School District
Tuesday morning for Omaha, for those who have a pocket full it is worth coming many miles
y C . Gregory, Agt., No. 29, Yamhill county, Oregon, JEWELER-OPTICIAN
Nebraska, where she will .visit of money and want to live on to
Newberg, Ore. that the annual school meeting Newberg,
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Closing Out
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$ 6.50
$ 9.00 Skirts at Only
$ 8.00
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$6.25
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