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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. JURE 9. 1921
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Newberg High School News
EM TXD 1 Y STUDENTI 0 7 THE ENGLISH DEPARTMEHT.
Boys Chosen fo r Float.
ed an elaborate picnic dinner which
everyone enjoyed.
Boating and Bwimnplng were con­
tinued In the afternoon after which
a weenie roast completed the day's
program at the locks but did not put
an end to the fun, for the ride home
was no less entertaining than other
feats Of the day.
Sophomores Entertain Seniors
The seniors, who are still doctoring
On Monday. June
the sopho­ sun-burned necks and arms, may be
more class of Newberg high school seen in groups talking of the de­
departed for the Lafayette locks to­ lightful picnic which they had.
gether with the seniors for a picnic.
A truck was hired by the sopho­
FRUIT CROP REPORTS
mores and was filled with laughing
Up to June 1, fruit prospects In
students, who left the high school
at 3:00 p. m. Misses Laird and Sims Western Oregon are as follows, ac­
accompanied the class and were cording to advices received by the
joined by Professor Ross and Mrs. Oregon Growers Cooperative associa­
tion:
Waterman later on.
Apples— Rogue River valley, big
Many of the students went In
crop. Umpqua valley, heaviest crop
swimming during the afternoon.
When the time for lunch came, al­ ever shipped. Willamette valley, big
most everybody was disappointed as crop with sizes and quality better
someone had stolen the best part of than a year ago.
Cherries— Willamette valley 60 to
the lunch. This, however did not
affect the enjoyment of the crowd, 70 per cent crop. Umpqua valley 50
who arrived hojne without mishap. per cent crop.
Pears— Medford district, about
three fourths of fast year. Umpqua
Baccalaureate Sermon.
and WUIametbe valleys, about the
The Baccalaureate sermon which same as last year.
was given by Mr. Lee at Wood-Mar
Prunes— Willamette valley, river
hall last Sunday evening, June 5, bottom orchards promise fair crop.
was very Inspiring. Forty of the Others will have light crop. Condi­
tions spotted. Umpqua valley, Ital­
seniors were present.
ians will average with crop of past
•ten years. Petites, not setting very
Miss W ilson V isits Schpol.
heavy, but promise of large sizes.
Miss Olive Wilson visited school
on Tuesday of this week. Miss Wil­
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son Is one of our former, teachers.
She taught domestic science and his­
Meetings held 2nd and 4th Thurs­
tory here last year.
day of each month at 2:36 p. m., in
Duncan’s Hall, 311 First street.
FRANCES WOODRUFF, Pres.
Commencement. .
EMMA L. SNOW, Sec’y.
Commencement exercises for th
class of ‘21 will be held the 16th and
17th of June. A class of 45 will re­
ELECTRIC TRAIN SCHEDULE
ceive diplomas. As ggt, they haven't
The following is the time of elec­
decided who will be valedictorian.
Class night will be observed Thurs­ tric train arrivals at the city ticket
day.-June 16. and graduation exer­ office at Newberg:
cises will be held on Friday night, To Portland
From Portland
June 17. at 8:00 o’clock at the 6:06
9:02
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m.
Friends church. The class play will 9:60
11:32
m.
m.
be given on class night at the high 1:15
3:20
m.
m.
school.
5:36
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4:06
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rn.
6:56
7:04
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m Sunday only 12:45 a. m.
2:50
Exam inations.—
On Friday afternoon. Mr. Butt ad­
dressed the high school regarding the
float that the Newberg Berrlana will
have during the Portland Rose Fes­
tival. Sixteen boys were chosen to
represent posts In the berry patch.
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Final exams will be held next
Wednesday and Thursday, and this
will mark the end of the school year.
Muny of the pupils will be exempt
from finals if their grade is above
90, and If they do not have three or
more unexcused absences.
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BAKER TH EATRE HAS AHOTHER
EXCELLENT W EEKLY PROGRAM
Patrons of the Baker theatre are
offered another excellent line of
Bhows for the coming week. Man­
ager Sharp has billed three features
for week’s program which have a
real appeal as well as a reel appeal.
Ethel Clayton. Thomas Meighan and
Harry Carey, recognized as three of
the best stars qn the screen, will
fill thè leadB in the three offerings
for the week.
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Film R apt P rofiteering.
The methods of apple profiteers
are exposed effectually in Ethel
Clayton’B new Paramount picture
“ A City Sparrow’* which will be
shown at the Baker Theatre on Fri­
day and Saturday.
When David Muir, a farmer, por­
trayed by Clyde Fillmore, pays ninety
cents for three apples aboard a train,
he remarks Indignantly, “ Three ap­
ples. ninety cents! That’s what I
get for a bushel of them.” The train­
man pays scant attention to thla
»age remark, but it sinks deep into
the hearts and minds of the specta­
tors who are being systematically
mulcted by profiteers of every de­
scription throughout the country.
A W estern Drama.
Harry Carey takes the kinks out of
a crooked town and wins the girl of
girls In “ The Freeze Out,” his latest
Universal photodrama of life hi the
old west. The picture is to be the
principal attraction at the Baker
Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday.
“ The Freeze Out” was produced at
Universal City and in the picturesque
Portland-N ew berg M otor Bax Sche­ cattle country nearby.
dale E ffective August 15, 1919
Helen Ferguson plays opposite the
star. In addition to Miss Ferguson
Subject to change without notice. the cast, includes J. Farrell McDon­
Leave Newberg ald. This widely-known character
Leave Portland
actor plays a serio-comic role as the
Imperial Hotel village drunkard. Joe Harris, who
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hag been seen in many villainous
10:00 a. m.
roles, plays the "heavy” in this pic­
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ture while Charles Le Moyne appears
11:99 a. m.
11:90 a. m.
as a bad-man only slightly less un­
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1:09 p. m.
scrupulous.
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2:45 p. m.
2:30 p. in.
4:90 p. m.
4:15 p. m.
5:39 p. m.
6:39 p. m.
6:39 p. m.
The different classes are raising
money for tho benefit of the annual
and to lessen Ita expense. Wednes­
day noon the freshman class had a
candy sale and the other classes will
have simlllar sales during the rest
of the week.
The annual is now being published
and It is expected to have It out by
the end of the school term.
Sat. and Sun.— only— Sat. and Sun.
11:90 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
Seniors Have Annual Picnic.
Reservatlons for Theatre Partita,
People who were on the street last etc., or for Special Trlpt cali
Thursday morning about ten o'clock
had their attention attracted to six Portland Phot»« ........... Maia 3314
autos filled with noisy and jubilant Newberg P h o n e ............... Black 130
students. It was not a gypsy cara­
van, as some might have thought by
It Pay« to Buy in Bulk
the red. blue and black mlddy-tle
caps and the bright colored swimm­
ing suits which were stuck around
In any convenient place, but It was
only the senior class of Newberg hlfch
school starting on their annual pic­
nic, which was held at Lafayette
locks.
Soon after the arrival of the pic­
nickers the river wad dotted with
Headquarters for
swimmers and boats filled with hap­
py students. Fred Burgoyne caused
no little excitement when he swam
too near the falls and was carried
over by the rushing water. For­ SOI 1st St. Newberg, Ore
tunately he was not severely hurt.
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At noon the girls of the class serv-
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Becoming a butler in one's own
household in order to cure one’s wife
of snobbishness is going pretty far,
but it works out effectively and re­
sults in much good humor in Thomas
Meighan’s new starring vehicle, ‘‘Ci­
vilian Clothes,” which will occupy
the screen at the Baker Theatre next
Monday and Tuesday. The picture
was adapted from Thompson Buchan­
an’s stage play of the same name.
“ Civilian Clothes” is the story of
an American array captain who mar­
ries a young society girl in France.
She Is in love with his uniform more
than with the man who wears it.
Consequently when, after she has be­
lieved him killed in action, he re­
turns to America and calls upon her
in ill-fitting civilian clothes, she can­
not conceal her disgust for him.
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