BUY
W a r Savings Stam ps
AND NINETY D AY
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K
NEWBERG OREGON
M iss H arriet Sayles is visiting
in P ortland.
M rs. Sarah H oover expects to
leave for Alderdale on Saturday.
M isses L ou isa and Isabella Al
lan visited a t Fern w ood on Sun-
W ord com es from Cam p Lew is
t h a t Clans G roth is n ow a c o r
p ora l.
E lm o Shannahan is hom e from
T h e Dalles for a ten d ays’ va
ca tion .
M rs. Chadw ick, of Colum bus,
O hio, is visiting her brother, B.
S. Hunter.
M iss Anna L. Christopher has
returned from a visit t o her
b ro th e r in M arion county.
M rs. C lara W arren’s music p u
pils w ill give a recital a t C om -
June 15.
M r. and Mrs. Roe R obison
w en t t o the grad u atin g exercises
o f the high sch ool a t Am ity last
M rs. Prosser and daughter,
M iss D oroth y , and P. C. L ittle,
o f P ortland, were recent visitors
a t O tter brook .
Prof. and Mrs. Anderson en
tertained the graduatin g class,
their teachers and parents, and
the members ot the school board
and their wives W ednesday ev
ening.
The grad u a tin g exercises on
T h u rsd ay evening brought o p t a
large audience of parents and
friends w h o were happy in ex
ten d in g con gratu lation s t o L ou
isa Allan, Janies Allan and Hen-
ry Billich on the com pletion o f
their tour years’ w ork in the high
school. The stage w as beauti
fully decorated for the occasion
by the high school students and
the large tables in front com
pletely hidden w ith gifts and
flow ers for the graduates. M iss
Selma Holzmeyer and Uel M arr
furnished instrumental music.
Louisa Allan pleased the audi
ence w ith her beautiful essay on
“ W orth While,” the class m o tto .
Incidentally she mentioned that
the three graduates had entered
the prim ary grade of the Dundee
schools together and none o f
them had ever gon e t o any other
school, a rare occurrence in these
d a y s o f so much unrest and m ov
ing. Henry Billich g a v e “ Our
F la g ,” an essay th a t told the
history ot flags in general and o f
“ Old G lory ” in particular. James
Allan chose tor his s a o je ct“ Some
W ar Figures” and startled his
hearers w ith the im m ensity o f
the undertaking w e have on
hand, bringing d ow n t o concrete
exam ples som e o f the m illions in
figures t o make them m ore tullv
realized. P rof. Anderson briefly
told o f the Work the class had
accom plished and Prot. Horner,
o f the departm ent o f history in
the O. A. C ., gave the grad u a t
ing address. Prof. H orner w as
intensely interesting t o both
g row n -u p s and the children and
his review of history in connec
tion w ith scientific inventions
since the establishm ent ot the
first high sch ool in P ortland in
1865, w a s a revelation t o his
hearers. A. A. Parrett, president
o f the sch ool boa rd , presented
the diplom as. D iplom as t o the
graduates of the eighth grade
were also presented. The class
com prised Pauline Pow ell, H ar
riet Sayles. R ob y D odd, Isabella
Allan, M arvin E a ton , Delmer
L iv en good , Elsie H am m er, Cy-
rith Eames and Gleason Johnson.
The annual sch ool picnic w as
held on F rid ay. T h a t is the one
d a y in the year when the busy
fathers forget orchards and g a r
dens th at need cultivation and
gather t o play w ith the children,
enjoy the picnic dinner, and hear
a fine program . The usual hap-
High jump— H. S.. a draw between
Fred Hutchinson and Uel B. Marr.
dress and bis singing pupil» gave Emery, were visitor« a t the D.
a varied program . G ladys John A. Jones hom e Sunday.
son furnished a reading, and
The G oodrich fam ily from Day*
C ou nty Superintendent S. S. ton were visiting M rs. G o o d
Duncan gave a stirring p atriotic rich’s sister^ Mrs. W. A. Parrish,
address. Prof. Duncan, alw ays one day last week.
a favorite in Dundee, reached
Mrs. M .G . M cH ern,' w h o has
heights o f o ra to ry and practical been visiting relatives in Pern-
helpfulness that m ark his speech w ood and Newberg, w ent t o her
as his best effort in Dundee. His home in H oldm an on Tuesday.
top ic, “ The Call o f the Past, the
E. H. Ross, w h o has been
Present,
and
the
Future,”
spending
the past few m onths
hi ought home to every hearer
his or her immediate duty for with his m other and sister, left
the upbuilding o f a patriotic, tor his form er hom e in Bend
sensible, soulful b od y politic. M onday.
Mr. and Mrs. George H ob son
Mr. Duncan w a s interrupted
w ith frequent bursts ot applause. came from W est-Tim ber Wednes
The exercises o f the d a y closed day o f last week in their ta r to
w ith the ascension o f a paper visit his m other and sisters, de
balloon . Ice cream w as sold for parting tor their hom e in Eastern
the benefit of the V ictrola record Oregon Sunday p. m.
fund.
A farewell surprise p arty w as
Mrs. T. Evans has purchased
a F ord.
M iss E va Zenzen, ot Raybell, is
visiting w ith Miss Clara Wenger.
The Artisans are giving a Red
Cross dance on June 8 a t their
hall.
n W IY M IM M N B N M M tt
tkt positively reliable kind. Why
not bring yoor prescription* to the
m
PARLOR PHARM ACY, when you
know that la the one place in town that
would rather go out o f busineee than
■erve impure drugs. Only registered
pharmacists o f experience are allowed
to compound medicines here. Try us
and save money besides.
E. W. HODSON, Pharmacist.
granddaughters were Sunday
callers a t the Jack Larsen borne.
Place Your Order With
Floreuce R ay has n o w recover
ed from the attack of scarlet fever
which kept her ill tor over a
m onth.
S P A U L D IN G
L O G G IN G CO .
M rs. Jack Larsen and daugh
ter, Prances, and little son, Clar
ence, are visiting w ith Mr. Lar-
sen’s m other and sister near Van
couver,
W ashington, this week.
given at the L iv en good home
F riday night in h on or o f their
C ou n ty
Sch ool
Supervisor
son, G rover, w h o left Saturday
m orning for F o r t M cD ow ell, C al
ifornia, where he has been called
for training.
teach a t Raybell the com ing
year.
R o b ’t Ram say cam e hom e for
Mrs. Anna Sallee and daugh an over Sunday visit.
ters were New berg visitors last
A. J. Palm er is slow ly recover
week.
ing, having h a d -a sick spell for
M r. and Mrs. A. F. H ertig kill some time.
ed a b ig c o y o te in their pasture
Manrice H . W alton responded
last week.
to his cou n cry’s call, leaving
George Wenger has joined the M onday for Vancouver.
navy and is hom e on a furlough
Z. L. Cham berlain’s is having
for 2 0 days.
their house torn d o w n prepara
M rs. Anna Smith, ot Portland,
tory to building a m odern, com
is visiting relatives and friends
m odious bu n galow .
on the Ridge this week.
John C rater and H erm an Van-
M iss Vancha Davis, of M oun
derbeck m otored ¿ o M cM innville
tain T o p , visited with her sister,
M onday, t a k in g s num ber o f the
Mrs. W. C. B ryant, on Friday.
boys over t o register.
' M iss Hazel Randall and L loy d
Frank Remellard is convalesc
Killen, o f Newberg, were Thurs
ing.
L ast w inter, while in C an
d ay evening visitors at the T .
ada, he had his feet frozen which
Evans home
necessitated having tw o toes
taken off.
(Carried over from last w eek.)
alali lend.
Berry Crates
and H allocks
We always have the kind
you w ant
Indlsns
Lodge
Emphatic Prato
Against Restrictions Impossd Upon
Thsm by tho Statuts«.
Gould P. Junior, full-blooded In
dian, living near Buckeye, Cal., who
has been a registered voter for ten
years, as he pays taxes on 997 acres
of land in Tehama county, protests
against fhi extermination of ground
squirrels. The campaign of squir
rel eradication opened in this coun
ty recently. Junior says he expresses
the opinion of his father, Chief
Hang ’Em Up Jim, and the major
ity of his tribe.
"Ground squirrels are an impor
tant item of our food,” says Junior,
"and now the white man proposes to
take that staple from us, just as the
white man exterminated the buffa
loes on the plains. We have squir
rel days, and to us Indians they are
feast days, with ground squirrels aa
the main dish. A new law even for
bids us killing bean in certain
months of the year.
John Lego, another full-blooded
Indian, who lives in the Big Bend
of the Pit, was released from the
county jail, where he has served 30
days for killing a bear out of season.
"White man’s law is all wrong,”
says Lego. "Deer, bear, and all game
belong to the Indiana. They were
given to us by the Great Father.
White man came and took all our
land without paying us for i t Sure
ly we ought to have the bear, squir
rels, fish, deer and other game to
feed upon when we get hungry.’*
NNk Stock a pedalty
Residence 1332 Portland Road
^ TTORNSY-AT-LAW
ÇLA RE1N CE B U T T
Will practice in all the coorte o f the
state. Special attention given to pro
bet« work, the writing o f deeds, m ort
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
legal papara.
Newberg, Oregon
O m c i-S e c o n d Floor in Union Block
C. R. CHAPIN
LAW YER
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H olt m o
Mrs. John C arter has purchas
tored over t o O regon C ity Dec-
ed a new M axw ell.
oration
D ay t o visit their friends,
M r. and Mrs. E van Carter are
M
r.
and
Mrs. Dale Babcock,
Portland visitors this week.
from W alla W alla, W ashington.
“ Uncle Remus’ B irthday Par-
Three m ore of the athletic d a b
t v ” a t C arter’s hall w a s well at-
b o y s have volunteered their ser
Mrs. T. Evans returned from vices and join ed the ranks t o hold
her visit w ith relatives at Dufnr up the colors for Uncle Sam.
Phones
Elvin Smail and H arry Crater
Office, White 22; Res. Red 123
on Thursday.
jo in in g the field artillery and
M r. and Mrs. George Yanosse
Percy W ood s the n aval reserves.
are m ovin g t o Frank Nelson’s
saw mill this week.
Delmar Hertig, from the P ort
land ship yards, spent Sunday
J. O. Brunson left Satusday for
w ith the home folks.
Albert Kenm itz and W. T. P ortlan d on business pertaining CELLULOID TO REPAIR NOSE
Evans attended the m ovies at t o spuds.
L ou is Upchurch left June 2 for
New berg Saturday evening.
M rs. Albert Kenm itz and chil M cM innville in response t o his
dren and M rs. George Carter draft call.
Repairing a nose that has been
were P ortlan d visitors this week.
DR. A . M. DAVIS
The form ers o f this district deformed by the loss of some of ito 3
M iss Lucile Evans has been have been busy for th ep ast week bone is a not unusual surgical op-
visiting w ith Mrs. { . C. Rich at preparing and m arketing their «ration, but it has requited a piaee
of curtilage cut from a. rib. Now,
F . Nelson’s saw mill the past p ota toes.
however, Dr. G. B. New of the Mayo
week.
M r. and M rs. Elmer W hitm ore clinic, Rochester, Minn., is using cel
Mrs. A. F. H ertig returned are back on the M ountain again. luloid instead of bona.
from Newberg on M onday with They are visiting his brother,
In the Journal of the American
her daughter. M iss Lily, o f N. H. M ervin W hitm ore.
Medical association ho describes how
S., w h o is quite ill w ith tonso-
ho tried celluloid stripe in the nose
Om itted from last week’s items
E. A. ROMIG, M. D.
of u dog and found that they were
litis.
is the new s th at the Pete Ornduff
M rs. T . Evans and W. T. fam ily have m oved t o Stanfield an ideal implant Sines than ha has
E vans have sold their farms to where Pete has been w ork in g for repaired five human noses with per
fect success.
an d SURGEON
Lee Van Osdal, but the latter som e time.
Doctor New cuts from a slab of
Office in First N at’ l Bank Bldg.
and fam ily w ill n ot m ove to
oaliuloid piece* of approximately the
D.
P.
Spasoff
(Dick
P
etroff),
a
Pbeaw Oftct Black ft Ra». Gray 8
their new p roperty until fall.
M ountain T o p b o y , w a s recent sise and ¿tape needed, soaks them in
M r. and Mrs. F ay Harford,
ly discharged from the U. S. ca v hot water, trims thsm with scissors
M r. and Mrs. Lee Van Osdal and
and boras many small holes through
alry. Y ou n g S pasoff is a native
them. Then he cute s pocket in the
the Misses Susie and Lucile
o f Bulgaria. He regrets losing
\ D R.TH O S. W . HESTER
hose from where the bridge of spec
E vans attended the Red Croat
his chance t o get a lick a t the tacles would rest down to the tip,
Physician and Surgnon
benefit a t C arlton on Saturday
square-heads.
slips
the
strip
in
and
sews
up
tbs
i
Office in Dixon BuUdii«
night.
small wound. The flesh grows into ft rtwni OM*« Wut« as, a**, whit# u
The ladies o f “ M y America”
the holes in the celluloid and (he I NEWBERG • • OREGON
g a v e a pie «octal, w ith the help
noas becomes normally shaped and
of the school children on the p ro
Earl Barber w ent t o Portland quits strong.
gram , a t the Artiaan hall on t o see tbs Barnes circns the first
W ednesday evening for the bene o f the week.
Dr. £ . £ . Daniels
fit o f the society. The ladies
M r. and M rs. Dell Barber and / "Did you throw an old shoo after
held their regular meeting on fam ily w en t t o P ortlon d t o spend the bride r
CHIROPRACTIC
T hursday and completed abou t
PHYSICIAN
"We
think
s
gnat
deal
of
her.
M em orial D ay.
4 0 garm ents for the refugees.
But you couldn’t expect us to toss
The H . W . R a y fam ily, o f P ort
sway anything as axpensiva m
land, w ere Sunday visitors at
leather.”
Riverside H o p Parm .
A noticeable feature of the
great feast a t noon w as the* en
tire absence of w hite bread and
the variety o f delicious w ar
breads in sandwiches, also the
Mias Roxie H obson went t o
elim inating o f elaborately deco
P ortland
Sunday,
returning
rated cakes and the prevalence
Monday evening.
o f tooth som e H oover cakes s i a
The W eston family from Mid
surprising variety. H o t coffee
dleton were guests at the Liven
w as served b y the Parent-Teach
g o o d hom e Sunday.
er Association. la th e afternoon
M rs. Charles Jones and son.
Prof. P ow ell made a brief a d
Dr. H. C. Dixon
D E N TIST
Dr. Ralph W. Van Valin
D E N TIS T
f
DENTIST
PHYSICIAN
O rant Frenler w as a Sunday
aftern oon visitor a t the hom e of
the Joh a ston brothers.
"Can you suggest a good way la
repel raids on henhouses?”
The Chancey Oell fam ily are
‘"The bast I know is to let their
attending the Adventist meeting foul assailants hear the ooak «I a
in P ortland this week.
pistol.”
M r. and M rs. J. C. Pope and
UNDERTAKERS
HODSON a
ELLIOTT