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are concluded,
MAMMOTH CELE-
party o f 300 on to Portland to
witness the arrival o f the Colum­
BRATION ON TAP bia
river fleet from Lewiston.
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OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 2 », 1918
C R. CHAPIN
10 P. E. 0 .
battles for the Lord. It m aybe
said o f him tike one o f old, “ He
walks with G od."
i are to be under
tbe auspices o f tbe Nasarene
church. W i would thaok tbe
people o f Newberg for their kind­ '
ness, courtesy and good attend­
ance in our previous meeting
and hope we may have the same
in this one.
J. T. Little.
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Chapter L. P. B.O Sisterhood,
On Friday
F or this trip the sum of 25 ce
met
with Mrs. C R. Chapin on
Canal
each will be charged. All P ort­ misstoner Allan
Sheridan Street, last Thursday
Opani
land parties going to Oregon from hit home at
,
afternoon.
After a short busi­
the Year.
City on round trip tickets over
ness session a social boor fol­
the electric line on Thursday,
lowed. When luncheon was a
He
Seventeen cities oi the Colom ­ may return on this steamer, con­ here and
nonnerd tbe guests found some
bia river and its triootaries have tributing their return coupons in touch with Supervisor
tittle difficulty in locating their
and «rotan outfit out im m edisu
t _______ .
perfected ^arrangements for a
ly* after norm. They brean « b * P1“ " ' " , * * h« * ~ ^
a" d
series o f celebrations com ­
novel p la c e cards—old-time
ju
st
below
tow
n
and
the
.
Mountain,
memorating the opening o f The CAUSE OF SHORTAGE
COLLEGE
NOTES
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photographs, photographs that
invited
to
come
dow
n
and
Dalles-Celilo Canal o f the Colum­
; IN SCHOOL HONEY
the I’ . E. O. Sisters fondly be­
which he did.
Mr.
Newberg, i
bia river, at Big Eddy, and the
lieved
were seen redly tacked
Rev. P. C. Stannard spoke in has been
showed
how
a
road
can
be
Willamette Locks o f the Willa­ - ‘The shortage in the apportion­
aw ay. These had been secured chapel Thursday morning, April
in good condition by
years, the
mette river, at Oregon City.
r Mrs. Chapin through the 22 .
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ment made t o the different dis- and persistent use of the
ed
a decision
Programs of distinctive char­ tricts on April 12th, is caused by
ndoeas o f the B. I. L.—(broth-
The various members ot the o f tbe d ty ,
When they began tbe
acter, embracing many unique tbe fact that only V% o f the taxes
in-laws)—who had been bribed four German classes held an in­
badly routed but a lew
written by
features, have been prepared at are being paid at thistim e. Last
to keep the secret. When the formal social in the Music room
over left it sm ooth and
Back in 1911 the
every celebration point and the year the entire ta x was paid in
ies saw their pictures they o f W ood-M ar Hall last Friday
condition. Mr. Allan
took
np the matter
curtain is nosy ringing up on a April, and the county school ap­
suddenly accounted for tbe rem- evening. The time was spent in
the great advantage o f
of the spring, with
I commercial and development portionm ent w as $41,717*10,
liscent mood o f their • hus­ playing German games, singing
method o f sm oothing the
dram a which will be observed and the high school apportion
bands a day or tw o previous, jerman songs, and m carrying
is that it distributes the
but failed to
in. its performance by probably
w as $16,416.06; while the all over the surface, thus
who had recalled how they on “ near-Germiiii”
conversa­ with Mr.
on
the largest number of people ever county school apportionm ent
looked daring their early ac- tions. The use of English was
ing the making o f ruts,
gathered together for a common this April is only $25,285.96, and
or how they must strictly barred.
m ost effective the drag
was made, i
purpose in the Pacific North- the high school apportionm ent
looked
when they
t served consisting of
be used immedistely after H
iv'Only $9070.98, The county and at frequent intervals
ry young, all of which natural-
Supplementing the efforts o f school levy for the year is 2-10
brought out the pictures from
The annual promtntion con­ council raised the offer to $3,600
road bed is thoroughly
* the principal actors in the play, o f a mill higher than it w as last
eir
hiding.
At
each
place
the
test
waa held in the M. E. church which was declined. Condem­
He says the drag is
as* representatives .o f the mul­ year, and the high school levy
loyteas
had
also
placed
a
clever
at Salem Friday night, April 23. nation proceedings were began
used in the lower end
titude o f cities and communities has been increased by the
short story, which the guests in M. C. Smithson, of McMinnville,
conntv, which is the main
by tbe city to gain possession o f
o f the Columbia W aterway w ho am ount; so tbe amount o f
read, and Which plainly won the first prise of $60, while
why the roads are
the spring and the suit w as tried
will take minor, but none the money received by egch district
showed the city attorney and second honors went to Mr. Put­
than at this end., - F or
out before Judge Holmes in the
less im portant parts in the great should be a trifle more than it
wife appreciate jokes on the nam, ot Eugene Bible University,
years Mr. Allan has
circuit
court.
commercial presentation. Prom received last year, but more of it
il profession. The 'center and third place was awarded to
“ G ood Roads” advocate
iv witnesses were called on
over forty tow ns, reaching from will be received in October than
x was a vase o f jonquils and Brie B olt, o f Willamette Univer­
has given practical
both
sides
to testify as to the
British C olom bia, Western Mon­ w as received at that time last
white carnations, showing the sity. Lisle Hubbard, represent­
tions years ago in his own
valoe
ot
the
spring and the tract
tana, Western W yoming. Bast, year. The county apportion­
E. O. colots, yellow and ing Pacific, acquitted himself in a
borbood. He knew Ward
o f land involved, and as
ern Idaho, and onw ard to the ment for October in 1914 was
white. At a second table were very creditable
the Inventor o f the King
? Pacific ocean, win com edo bevy only $ l l ‘,081.72, and the high
the children o f the
contest, w fs very dose through­
drag, m M o. and saw the
of beautiful young ladies, bear­ school apportionm ent Was only
bers
o
f
Chapter
L.
out; and the
of the drag there.
ing bottles o f
in c it io r c ,
lot nntu toe live
of I
-■ various tributaries o f the Colum­
M b «H
•o simple and /cheap that
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bia, t o be
much as it did last year in A]
home
M
can afford to have one,
w ith the formal dedication exer­ it will receive in October, and
imi
he cannot afford to be
their
cises, May 6th, at Big Eddy. Ac­ the only difficulty is tiding the
ly
situated
ladies
Tuesday
even­
w
ithout
one
if
he
would
have
price they put on the spring was
com panying these daughters of expenses over till October when
ing
o
f
this
week
a
t
a
picnic
sap­
$2000 In this trial Attorney
the river of the West will be the remainder o f the taxes will winter roads that he can travel
per
near
the
Lewis
home
at
with
some
degree
ot
com
fort
and
Clarence
Butt and McCain &
sturdy pioneers, survivors o f be paid. The entire trouble is
James William Baker and Ella
Springbrook.
Needless
to
state,
safety.
Mr.
Johnson
is
lu
hearty
Vinton
represented
the city, while
early steam boat navigation, explained in the fact that is
Mae Shaw, daughter o f Mr. and
tbe
gentlemen
in
question
lived
Sergeant & Clark looked after
transportation prom oters, min­ stated above, that is, last year, accord, and promises to d o his Mrs. John Shaw, were married
up
to
the
reputation
o
f
their
sex
part
to
put
the
roads
o
f
this
dis­
the
interests of Mr. Skelton.
ers, agriculturalists, hard headed all the taxes were pasd m April,
at the home ot Elder E. W. Gat­
for
disposing
o
f
the
appetizing
trict
in
better
shape.
Much
can
The
city deposited a check for
financiers and merchants, repre­ and this year only' Vi have been
lin, Portland, April 14th. Rela­
array
o
f
good
things
which
were
be done in this w ay to put the tives and a few friends were pres­
$2000 payable to Mr. Skelton,
sentatives of commercial organ­ paid.
8. S. Duncan,
set
before
them.
road
in
good
condition
and
keep
with the county clerk, which
isations, officials of tbeTlnited
Supt.
ent to witness the ceremony and
it
so.—lim
es.
The new grand piano so long Mr. Skelton refused to accept, as
States and the Northwestern
extend congratulations.
States, and a large outpouring CONCERT ON NEW COLLEGE PIANO
A number of beautiful and ua expected arrived last week and he decided to take an appeal to
o f tbe general public, including
ful presents were received by the has been installed in W ood-M ar the supreme coart. He says he
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SPELL
The grand piano purchased o f
visitors from afar w ho wfll tarry
young couple as tokens o f the HaU. The tw o pianos are being instructed his attorneys to carry
to witness tbe canal opening Kienle & Sons for the college
deep regard oftheir many friends. tuned together and will be nsed the case up, but that they neg­
A
Newberg
business
man
re­
in tbe piano fond concert on next lected the m atter until the time
auditorium
has
been
installed
exercises in connection with their
ceived
a
letter
o
f
inquiry
recently
Monday night, May 3. Come was past. Later be employed
journey to the Pacific Interna­ upon tbe platform and will make
REVIVAL
SERVICES
out. See and hear tbe new in- Attorney Van Winkle, o f Salem,
tional Exposition o f San Fran­ its official debut on M onday from a man living in another
part
o
f
the
state
which
w
as
so
strument. Admission ten cents w ho finally got the m atter be­
evening,
March
8.
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cisco.
Rev. O. B. Ong, of Pasadena,
interesting
that
he
has
offered
it
fore the supreme court and the
A program o f songs and piano
The Cehlo Celebration Com­
California, will be the evangelist
e was argned last week and a
mittee has been fortunate in numbers, both solo and for tw o for publication. The letter is in charge ot the special meetings
WRLAUTTE CIDI NOTES decision
typewritten,
showing
that
the
rendered, as above
and
fonr
performers,
will
be
given
securing the service of the O. C.
at the Holiness Association Hall
writer
is
some
dass.
Here
is
stated.
.
T. Co. steamer “ Orrgona” for and Prof. Hawkins will given
commencing Sunday at 11 A.M .,
On Tuesday the members met
The intention had been to pipe
the purpose o f carrying residents number of readings. Mrs. Hall what he said and the w ay he May 2, and then every afternoon in the d u b room for a good time.
the water frotq the spring to the
on the Willamette river to the and Prof. Hull will play St. said it:
at 2:30 and evening at 7:30. A short talk was given by tbe
reservoir below, and pipe was
sir i rote you the other day but
exercises at Oregon* City and Saens, famous symphonic poem,
president after which games were
laid a year or more ago alm ost
“ The Dance o f Death” arranged there is a man here that waa to
Portland.
played. The prindpal event
to
the spring, when Mr. Skelton
for
tw
o
pianos
from
the
orchestra
sell
me
a
house
$
tow
L
oots
This steamer will leave:
was the boxing content between
g ot a stay o f proceedings.
Salem, Ore., Thursday, M ay 6, score. M any other interesting dow n there ao ithought i would
the president and vice-president.
A number of people w ho live
selections
will
appear
on
the
pro­
drop
you
a
few
tines
to
ask
yon
6 A.M.
On next Tuesday the regular
below
the spring are claiming
gram.
if
you
'cou
ld
tell
me
what
the
Wheatland, Ore., Thursday,
business meeting o f the d a b will riparian rights to the water
The admission will be ten cents property is w orth & if i could
M ay 0, 7:16 A.M .
be held. All members are urged flow ing from it, and say they
and
tickets may be secured at use the propty as sucutury on
St. Paul and M ission Lodge,
to be there. The Willamette must be reckoned with before the
Kienle's Music store or of mem­ the six acOrs that i saw when i
Thursday, M ay 6, 9 A.M .
Chib baseball team won their water can be taken by tbe city.
Newberg, Thursday, M ay 0, bers o f the College*Student Body. was dow n there for if i can i can
third straight game by defeating
The public is cordially invited to trade for it befor i com dow n.
9:30 A.M.
Chebalem Center 11 to 8. The
Now the property is situated
Champoeg, Thursday, M ay 0, be present and hear the instru­
score stood 8 to . 8 in the dghth
PURUC RECITAL
ment which its support has en­ on the corner o f seckon & chirch
10 A.M.
inning when Mills of the Willa­
Butteville, Thursday, M ay 0 abled the college to purchase. street jest a cross the alley from
mette knocked a home run, there
Tbe proceeds go tow ard the first the mayer St his name is Mr.
The pupils o f Miss Jessie Britt
i& :20 A.M.
being tw o men on bases. The
will be heard in piano recital at
Wilsonville, Thursday, M ay 0, payment on the piano. Help Chat. B. Orai.
batteries for Willamette Club are
make it a large one.
the Presbyterian church on M on­
10:45 A.M,
plete let me know what the
Baird and Mills.
day evening at 8. o ’clock. Mrs.
Arrive Oregon City Locks,
house can be Rented for and jest
Standing o f League.
Chas. Morris and Mrs. D. Kuhl-
Thursday, M ay 0 ,1 2 boon , gy^i IWCHOLOGYOUB
what the house can be sold for
W L
P C . man will also assist on the pro­
The far* from all above points
ORGANIZED AT REX ifiw anted to seU it oi corse the
Willamette Club 3
0 1.000 gram. No admission will he
to OregonXCity will he 50 cents
propty that i will trade for the
Fcm w ood
2
1
.060 charged and everyone is cordial­
for the down river trip.
An enthusiastic meeting was is im LaGrand & ithought i cold
Chebalem Center 0
2
.000 ly invited.
, Tbe same steamer will leave held at the home o f Mrs. R. N. use it for sucutury to buy there
Springbrook
0
2
.000 M iss Britt also wishes to an­
foot o f Taylor Street at 0:45 M orrison at Rex last week, for better then here.
REV. O. B. ONG
nounce that a new class in
A.M . Friday morning for the re­ the purpose o f organising a psy­
and pkse Tellme if the side Bro. Ong hardly needs an in­
Proof.
Fundamental Music Training
turn trip as fat south as Salem, chology club, and an interesting walks goes from the mane part troduction to the people o f New­
will begin on M ay 5, to continue
enabling those w ho wish to re­ course o f study planned. Those o f tow n to the house or not and berg, having held a meeting here
Little Robert—Ma, was Rob­
throughout
the summer.
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main over night for the Portland present were the Mesdames how far from the cannary Is it once before and won bit way in­ inson Crusoe an acrobat?
celebration to ¿retain home by Dean, Semmer, Miller, Conway
ese give me this infermatfon to the hearts of the people, bat
M other—I don 't know. Why?
the river route at the low fare of and Wiley, and Misa Halcyon and i will make it right with yon to those wno do not know him
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Little Robert—W dl, here it
5 0 cents each.
Wiley. The du b will meet next when i com dow n there
we are glad to amj that he is a reads that after he had finished
j * 0f> arriving at Oregon City the month w ith Mrs. S. T.Sainpolis.
yours for a dele
sweet spirited man' o f God and a his day’s work, he sat down on
Veda White, age 22 to Victor
steamer will, after the dedicatory
Etbelda L. Conway.
very successful soul winner, hav- his cheat.
C. DeLashmntt, age 20.
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