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Newberg High School News
EDITED 1Y STUDEHT8 OF THE EHGL1SH DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. H. N. B aker an d little son, Bub,
of Fsrnw ood.
A njost enjoyable evening was
spent a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Loucks S atu rd ay , when th e Lad
H ill D ram atic Club Met to discuss
tak in g th e play to N ewberg. I t was
decided to bury " F a n n y B row n" and
th u s h er ca ree r w ill cease. Plann
a re to get up a n o th e r play a little
la te r on. T he rem ain d er of th e even­
in g was Bpent playing cardn and a
delicious lunch was served, a t m id ­
n ig h t consisting of • sandw iches,
punch and stra w b e rry shortcake.
Those present w ere: Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Ives, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. George S m ith, A rchie
MeCulley, H ow ard S m ith, A lexander
S tew art, C lifford Ives, Oliver Allen
an d Mr. an d Mrs. C. C. Loucks.
The senior class received a very j tim e has not been definitely set for
cordial in v ita tio n from th e P afftic the play bu t It w ill be given some­
College, in v itin g them to a tten d a re ­ tim e d u rin g th e last tw o weeks of
ception. w hich will be given in th e ir school. Mary Jones Is lost. They
honor, a t W oodm ar hall next S a tu r­ • are looking for her. Come and w atch
day evening. The seniors are w ell I them find her. * •
pleased w ith th is g re a t honor and
a re all looking forw ard to a very
I Mr. K ilham rep o rts th a t th e stu -
good tim e.
| dents of his a g ric u ltu ra l d ep artm en t
were royally en tertain ed d u rin g th e ir
Every one was very glad to see visit of F rid ay and S atu rd ay ' of last
Mr. W rig h t back a t school Tuesday week to O. A. C..
a fte r his absence for several days on
Mr. E. D. Doxsee, in stru c to r In
account of sickness.
A g ricu ltu re E ducation a t th e college
was m aster of cerem onies and the
Word comes th a t Miss L aird, our way In w hich he kept th in g s m oving
biology teac h er Is im proving and was ce rtain ly appreciated.
The occasion was th a t of "Sm ith-
w ill be back in a few days.
H ughes H igh School S tu d en ts V isit­
ing O regon A g ric u ltu ra l College./'
N early all of the tw o hundred and S om ething over seventy-five visitors
fifty pupils in H igh school are co u n t­ were present, eightqpn of th e num ber
in g th e weeks and days yet rem ain ­ being from the New berg d epartm ent.
ing. Out of th e three weeks left
‘Aside from the various inspection
M em orial Day will be a holiday leav­ tours, tw o very pleasant surprises
ing only th irte e n m ore days of school w ere enjoyed, nam ely, a com plim ent­
besides the exam ination days w hich ary banquet. F riday from 6:30 to
w ill be w hole o r p artly holiday for 6:30 p. m. a t the new dorm itory for
ADVICE ON PLAN TIN G T R E E S
aiany.
women and a com plim entary ball
gam e S atu rd ay a t 9:30 a. m. betw een
M embers of th e Ju n io r play cast the O. A. C and the U. of O. F resh ­ Bulletin Issued by the American For.
eetry Association Will Be Found
a re all leading "A S trenuous L ife" in men. As was ap p ro p riate th e O. A. C.
to Be of Value.
"L ooking fo r M ary Jones,*’ T he team won.
H O M E"
TOW N
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The American Forestry association,
Washington, has Issued a bulletin en­
titled, “The Tree—The Memorial T h at
Lives.” w ritten by Charles Pack,
president of the association, in which
are set forth Instructions as to the se­
lection of the best kinds of trees, how
to secure them, prepare them, plant
and care for them, abd he adds a pro­
gram for the ceremony of planting.
This bulletin may he had for th e ask­
ing. And, says Mr. Pack:
“T his m atter of the planting and the
care of trees con he readily promoted
by anyone. There are n few fnnda-
NOUS ON SCHOOLS OF COUNTY
will know w hich days your subjects
are given.
R etu rn s for the May 8th grade
P leb san td ale school. No. 64, won exam ination w ilt reach the teachers
th e ban n er offered by th e Oregon noon.
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T uberculosis Association for doing
LAD TTTT.T.
th e best w ork In the recent H ealth
C rusade carried on In thlB county u n ­
A big dance is billed for Ju n e 4th
der th e auspices of th a t association. at Lad H ill. Everybody welcome.
T he pupils of th e school, as well as
Several of Lad H ill folks atten d e d
th e teachers, Mrs. Myona Gray and
Mias A udrey E. LeM asters, are very the barn raisin g at H enry W ilhelm 's.
proud of th e ir success. The H ealth
Mr. and M tb . W ill H itchen spent
C rusade is a splendid m ovem ent a n d Sunday in N ew berg w ith G randm a
m any of th e schools of the county H itchen.
took part in th e work." Miss E liza­
W ilber Lewis drove up from P o rt­
«re« arrant, m t
beth H opper, of P ortland, represented land Sunday to visit h is uncle and wtu. oevtutfro Httgl
JhOUUlf I W M AT
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th e association in p u ttin g on the fam ily, C. M. Kiser.
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work th ro u g h o u t th e state.
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Mrs. B erth a McCully s#fent several
Mrs. C lara B. C arroll has signed a ! days v isitin g w tih h er m other, Mrs.
co n tra ct for the» school in W hite: R ader in Newberg.
Cloud, No. 2. The Balary paid Is th e | P upils tak in g the eig h th grade ex-j
sam e as she received in th a t d istrict am inatlons w ere: M artha P a rro tt, I
last year, |1 3 0 per m onth.
P earl R oberts. Doris St. C lair, Don­
ald W ard and C hester K iser.
Mrs. W hitlow and Miss E lgnor will
Y our correspondent w ishes to m ake
re tu rn to th e W hiteson school In the
fall. The salarie s have not yet been a correction. Chris. Ives has a new
Baby G rand Chevrolet instead of a
reported to th is office.
Dodge ca r as reported last week.
.Prof. Pow ell, who teaches m usic id
Mrs. W ill Sm ith went to P o rtlan d
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th e " Dundee and N ew berg schools, Monday to see h er bro th er, H enry
MwMorr.
w ill give a recital in Dundee on S a t­ T au tfest. who is in the hospital re­
urd ay evening. May 28th.
covering from an operation for h e r­
FtuSeft n sM t
•asm cur err
The P a re n t T eacher C ircle a t W il- nia.
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lam lna held a “ Use Oregon Made P ro ­
Mr. and Mrs. S cott P a rro tt. Misses
«CM toot.
d u cts" m eetin g (Saturday evening. M artha S truve and M artha P a rro tt,
May 21st. A banquet was served, Lewis P a rro tt and B runo S truve a t ­
addresses w ere made, and a m usical tended the dance a t Mulloy. S a tu r­
program was given. One purpose of day evening.
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th e m eeting was to boost for the new
Sunday. May 12th. was the 49th
gym nasium b u ild in g they hope to wedding an n iv ersary of Mr. and Mrs.
erect, and th e enthusiasm displayed Jam es P a rro tt. T h eir d a u g h te r and
by those p re se n t‘-would Indicate th a t husband. Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Ives,
[ DICH CJWTH F *tK t:
" * • 8 R S l SL,
FISHY A90UT BOOTS.
th e gym Is an assured fact. The took d in n er w ith them .
aw na
G raves Ladies’ Band gave a splendid
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ives en tertain ed
concert before th e banquet, th e M eth­
odist m inister. Rev. B lenkinsop and at th e ir beautiful borne on the banks
How to Set Out Tree.
a gentlem an from P ortland rendered of the W illam ette, May 15, the fol­
some splendid vocal m usic, and a low ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. H erm an mental principles underlying the vari­
lady from W tllam lna gave a reading P a rro tt and tw o children, H ow ard ous simple operations. But the entire
th a t fwae th o ro ughly enjoyed.
tA and Bernice, of W ashougal, W ash.; affair U mostly a m atter of the exer­
P o rtlan d gentlem an urged th e people Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ju s te r and son, cise of common sense. Fortunately,
to use Oregon Matte P roducts, and the Lew is; and Mr. and Mrs. D uexberry the m ajority of us can lay claim to a
county su p erin ten d en t talked on the of P ortland.
fair share of this quality. T here are
needs and uses of the gym nasium .
Lad H ill school closed W ednesday, certain conditions which are piet and
May 18, w ith a very successful term
Mr. T erry who will have charge of eight m onths ta u g h t by Miss M ar­ known requirem ents of tree-growth
• f th e Sprlngbrook school for the vel Bliss. A short b u t well rendered that are satisfied. By a little attention
rom ing year, has already moved his program was given in the m orning to the features of tree-planting and
fam ily Into th e district.
and a basket d in n er was served in care, anyone may make a success of
The gym nasium on the school the club house to about one hundred tree-planting operations and, further­
ground in Y am hill is n ea rin g com­ people. Miss Bliss trea ted h e r pupils more. may care Intelligently for trees
pletion, and It is certain ly a credit and visitors to ice cream in th e a fte r­ after they have been planted.”
to th e en terp risin g citizens of th a t noon. Those present from out side
school d istrict.
d istricts were: MrB. John Aden, Sr.,
Pillow Effective Weapon.
Mrs, H. D. Aden and tw o children,
The next 8th grade exam ination Mrs. Jak e P eters. Mrs. D w ight Seely
With
her pillow as her only weapon,
will occur Ju n e 9th and 10th, and and baby, Mrs. Reed G raham and
a
woman
of Pleasantvllle. Fla., put to
th e next teac h ers’ exam ination Ju n e baby. Mrs. Chas. S tout, Mrs. M. C.
1-9-10-11. The official program is Young. Misses M yrtle Aden, Jose­ Sight a robber who entered her home.
printed In a n o th er colum n. Cut out phine G raham , Helen G raham , and The woman was awakened by a creak­
ing on the stairw ay, and saw a man
and keep the program , so th a t you
Elm er Seely, all of W ilaonvllle and creeping up. She snatched up a pillow
from her bed and, running to the sta ir­
way, she heaved the pillow with all
her strength, catching the barglnr full
In the face as he stood up. At the same
time she screamed. The impact of
J* Jh Security and Safety at All Times
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the pillow hnrled the bandit down the
stairway. He jum ped through a win­
dow and escaped.
Our Vaults, Safe, Deposit Boxes are Pro­
tected by the Latest Achievement
of Science
L o c - Alarm
Can Not Be Burglarized
Without Turning In An Alarm
Any Tampering Turns In A n Alarm
Door
Safety Deposit Boxes ForfRent
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE OF FI­
NAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given th a t th e u n ­
dersigned a d m in istra to r of th e estate
of Em m a O. Pope, deceased, has filed
his final account as said a d m in is tra t­
or in the C ounty Court of Y am hill
county, Oregon, and th a t Raid C ourt
has appointed Monday, Ju n e 13,
1921, and eleven o’clock a. m. of said
day as the day and hour for th e h e a r­
ing of objections to said fin al account
and th e settlem en t thereof.
Now therefore, all persons in te r­
ested in the e sta te of said deceased
a re hereby notified an d req u ired to
ap p ear at th e county co u rt room, a t
th e court house a t M cM innville, said
county and sta te , a t said tim e, to
th an and th ere show cause, if any
th ere be, why said account should
not be settled, allow ed and approved,
and said e sta te forever and finally
settled, and said a d m in istra to r dis­
charged.
Dated May 12, 1921.
R. L. Pope,
A d m in istrato r of th e e sta te of E m ­
m a O. Pope, deceased.
C larence B u tt. A ttorney.
1st Pub. May 12,1921.
L ast Pub. Ju n e 9. 1921.
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S. L. PARROTT, Prca.
J. L. HOSKINS. Vicc-Prcn.
J. C. C0LC0RD, Cashier.
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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1921
Largest Circulation In Tamhlll County.
And Instantly Douhlyi Locks Vault
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TT. M. HOSKINS, Asst. Cash.
W. E. CR0ZER. Asst. Cash.
R. A. BUTT, Asst. Cash.
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Local and Long Distance H auling
P hone Red 178
Res. and B arn
Rss. 399 C e a tsr St.
C. A. H O D 80 N
Experience
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lire. Blue 111, Office, Green 11«.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Newberg,________________Oregon.
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Cement Contractor
Knives and Scissors
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will not hold a cutting edge
unless they are made o f good
quality steel properly tempered.
And that is the only kind we
believe* in selling.
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JOHN GEOFF
Phons B ias 149,
LIVE STOCK and GENERAL
FARM SALIS.
Phon«, 19a25
N. F. NELSON
Yam hill C s . Abstract
COMPANY
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
The snljr Abstract Bosks in
Yamhill County.
Come an d S e e
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MCMINNVILLE.
W e 'r e 44O n th e S q u a r e 99 W i t h y o u
White 5
OREGON
We try te please
A . B . Culbertson
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Decorating, Tinting, Paper­
hanging, Etc.
310 N. Center St.______ Newberg.
LARKIN-PRINCE HDWE CO.
ELECTRIC TRAIN SCHEDULE
Nswbsrg.
AUCTIONEER
< U f any o f your knives and
scissors are failing to give satis­
faction, com e to us and let us
show you some that will really
do the work. W e have all kinds .
o f cutlery at prices that mean
business.
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WALKS, FOUNDATIONS,
BUILDING PIERS, STMTS,
PORCH FLOORS, Btc. Etc
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D r. Koch’s Remedies
T he following is th e tim e of e le c -{
trie ¿ra in arriv a ls a t th e city ticket !
office at N ewberg:
To P o rtlan d
From P o rtlan d
6 :0 6 a. m.
9:02 a. m.
9 :5 0 a. m.
. 11:32 a. m.
1 :1 6 p. m.
2:2 0 p. rn.
4 :0 6 p. m. .
5:36 p. m.
7 :0 4 p. m.
6:56 p. m.
2 :6 0 a. m Sunday only 12:45 a. m.
EXTRACTS AND SPICE8
STOCK AND POULTRY TONICS
F o r S als a t
Positively eradicates
210 South Center Street
INSURANCE IN
Old Line Companies
Portland-Newberg Motor Bua Sche­
dule Effective August 15, 1919
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S ubject te change w ith o u t notice.
Leave N ew barg
L eave P o rtlan d
4 th and Alder
Imperial H stel
i :3 0 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
19:90 a. m.
11 :0 0 a . m.
11:90 a. n».—
1 :0 0 p. m.
1:99 p. m.
2 :3 0 p. m.
2:45 p. m.
6 :15 p. m.
4:99 p. m.
5:3 0 p. m.
6:30 p. m.
6:30 p. m.
Sat. and S un.— only— S at. and Sun.
11:90 p. m.
8:99 p. m. j
R eservations for T h e a tre P arties,
etc., or for Special T rip s call
P ortland P hone ............ M ain 3314
Newberg P h o n e .................Black 120
The safest in the long run
WHITE A CO., 793 1-2 First S t
Have You Tried
U S?
GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS
LUNCH GOOD8, "
FRUITS, ETC.
Fresh Vegetabes are coming in.
Get them Freah.
Kendrick’s G racer)
C orner F irs t and M eridian
P hone Black 14
a . M K E IL IN G
Bo*402 Phase Black 146
Newberg, Ore
Announcing a Change in the Price of
UNITED STATES TIRES
SIZE
PLAIN
USCO
CHAIN
NOBBY
39 x 3
12.48
13.74
14.79
17.52
36 x 3»*
15.39
16.35
17.58
20.58
32 x 3%
18.93
20.16
31.76
26.29
31 x 4
21.47
22.8*
24.62
36.54
32 x 4
26.21
26.78
28.86
31.26
48.12
33 x 4
26.46
28.16
30.31
32.81
49.59
34 x 4
27.04
28.72
30.96
33.46
50.88
32 x 4 4
33.70
38.60
41.00
54.42
n
x 44
34.78
36.94
39.83
42.37
34 x 4 4
35.99
38.13
41.14
43.61
57.08
39.86
42.96
45.71
58.75
36 x 4 4
40.43
48.61
46.39
59.98
33 x 5
S . . . .
35 x 4 4
35 x 5
37.52
44 01
37 x 5
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ROYAL CORD
37.86
✓
65.66
67.76
46.75
50.43
55.41
71.16
49.58
53.47
58.74
74.84
War Tax Included in Above Prices
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McCoy Brothers’ Garage
OREGON
NEWBERG,
Phone White 199