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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921
VOL. XXXIII
BODY FOUND IN CITY
PARK THURSDAY A. M.
SOCIETY MEETS _
,
A LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS FOUR NEW TIRES
CONFERENCE COMING STOLEN FROM AUTO
NEW CAMP SHIPS LOGS
No. 1
THE LYCEUM SEASON
WILL BEGIN OCT. 20
Salem, Or., Oct. 5.— The first train
Adelphian society of the Baptist
of logs from thé new camp of the
church w ill meet Friday, October 14,
Spauldng-M iam i L ogging company,
at the church at 2 :3 0 p. m. Lesson
near Grand Ronde, w as shipped
from ‘‘October M issions” , subject
■?
Monday to the Spaulding saw hiill at
Mono Indians of C alifornia and other
Newberg.
This announcem ent was
Indians; leader, Mrs. W rlsley.
made here today by Charles K.
P lans w ill he made tq "F ill a Ship
Spaulding, one of the ow ners of the
in F ellow ship" for Poland, to sail In
The Parnells Will Open the Coarse
Death Thought Due to Apoplexy— November to arrive at Christmas. Anti-Saloon League Speaker to Robbers Burglarize H. G. See's cam p.— Oregonian.
Packuges to reach w arehouse In New
at Wood-Mar Hall on Thnrtdav.
Garage and Take the Tires
Address Audience a t the Local
Practically No Money Found
York City before November 10th.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
.
'
October 20th.
T
his
ship
is
to
be
filled
by
W
hite
From New Car.
M. E. Church.
On the Body.
Cross circles and Baptist churches in
Martha Leota M erchant, Carlton,
northern Bdptist convention.
Get
to Carl Peterson, Carlton.
A lyceum course of six num bers
A county law enforcem ent confer­
H. G. See, one of the proprietors
An unknow n man w as found dead busy
Search your closets, and we
Mary Fox, Newberg, to Clair Fol- has been booked w ith th e E llison -
ence
w
ill
be
held
In
the
'M.
E.
church
of the Golden Rule store at th is
in the city tourist park ut the cor­ w ill exem plify the M aster’s “Inas­
W hite bureau and the first number
in th is city at three o’clock, Friday, place which is operated by the See- lett, Newberg.
ner of F ifth and B lain e streets early m uch.”
w ill be given at Wood-Mar H all on
October
7th.
under
the
auspices
of
V
aliton
Co.,
is
m
ourning
the
loss
of
ihuraday m orning by V. A .'V in c e n t
the even in g of October 20.
the A nti-Saloon "League of Oregofi. a set of four new Goodyear tires
of tht: V incent feed store, the body
To th ese who heard Mr. and Mrs.
The conference w ill be held under w hich were stolen from h is new
being in the bandstand.
Mr. V in ­
Parnell at Chautauqua here a year
the
direction
of
Captain
Frank
B.
Chevrolet
F.
B.
sedan
last
night.
cent saw the man layin g there and
ago last summer it w ill no doubt be
Ebbert, recently of W ash in gton ,. D. Mr. ,See le f t the car in h is private
th inking"that It watt a drunken man,
a source of great pleasure to know
C.. where as associate attorney of the garage as usual, the
door being
reported th e case as such to City
that they are to g ive one of th eir
A
nti-Saloon
League
of
Am
erica
he
locked
w
ith
a
large
padlock,
but
Marshal F erguson, w ho w ent to in ­
racy en tertain m en ts here again .
w
as
instrum
ental
in
helping
to
se­
when he w ent out th is m orning, h e
.........
. . . .
v estig a te and found th at the man
W ithout an y question It Is conceded
cure the passage of the Volstead act noticed that the lock w as gone and
was dead. Thc$e Was u pronounced
everyw here in Chautauqua and lyee-
and took a prom inent part in the that there was a wooden peg holding
mark on the forehead, w hich at first
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um circles that the P arn ells rank at
case«
appearing
before
the
U
nited
the
door
closed.
In
vestigation
re­
was taken as an indication th at he
the top as the "biggest little com ­
had met a violen t death, hut later Was a Graduate of the Newberg S tates supreme court as to the valid ­ vealed that som eone had entered dur­ Chafming Lady Handle* Difficult pany on the platform ." T heir pro­
ity of the same. Captain Ebbert w ill ing th f n igh t and very carefully
in v e stig a tio n s have led to the b elief
Subject in Interesting and
gram consists of vocal duets, saxo­
High School and Born Near
be assisted by W. J. H erw lg, P ort­ removed all four tires from the car
th at death w as due to apoplexy or
phone
solos, readings of varied ch a r­
land,
superintendent,
A
nti-Saloon
E
ntertaining
Manner.
together w ith their rim s and had
This Place. •
som e natural cause.
acter, baritone solos, piano, accordi-
League of Oregon.
with equal care placed wooden blocks
The body w as removed to the H ol­
an selection s and character portray­
The object of the con feren ce 1« to under the four wheels.
lin gsw orth u n d ertak in g parlors and
The W oman's C hristian Temper­ als.
Alius L ilian Viola H ertig, (daughter discuss every phase of the enforce­
Search o f the prem ises and nearby ance Union is to be congratulated
Coroner Macy of M cM innville w as of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. H e r tig of Rib­
Two very strong m usical numbers
called. No Inquest w as called but bon R idge, passed aw ay at the Derr ment of prohibition, both federal p iopertles failed to reveal any trace upon the high class speakers it is w ill be given by the F ish er operatic
the
lock,
but
on
the
Baptist
th e coroner called In Dr. Rankin, Sanitarium in Portland last Sunday and state laws. The conference w ill of
u. w.r lot.*, uul
1 «
» z - sending out. Not least am ong these quintet, of Chicago, and the Ne
Mnj U n n le Carl who ha8 h e e R
who made a cursory exam ination and after a very short Illness, death be­ also take up the enforcem ent o f the church property w hich adjoins the
Pom eceno F ilip in o quartet, respec­
property occupied by Mr. See one
Y am hill county the past
stated that death w as probably due ing caused by blood poisoning. Miss
rim w as found and marks left indi week in the interest of the g irls of tively. The F isher operatic q u in tet
to apoplexy.
H ertig was teaching at Sauvies Is­
is an organization th at m eets th e
cated that the robbers had removed j ¿ ^ c o m m u n itie s !
Several persons report h aving seen land. in M ultnomah county at the
dem
ands of the public for a com pany
4t from the tire at that place. Mr.
the man about town during the past tim e of her decease, and the first
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday w ere that is capable of g iv in g not o n ly a
Bee had very recently purchased the given to N ew berg. Mrs. Carl as a
two, or three w eeks. I t Is said that intim ation of trouble was a sm all
car from W. T. Anderson and the lecturer on social -morality has no concert program, but also scenes
he was in the habit of v isitin g the pimple w hich appeared on her cheek.
four
tires w ere all new, tw»o being peer according to the opinion of th e from bofh grand and lig h t opera in
A llen dryer on B lain e street at She aw oke in the n igh t and com ­
special ccstum e w ith su itab le action.
cords and the other tw o fabrics.
tim es, where he evid en tly w ent to plained of trains In her cheek and
girls. Her m essage is one hard to
The F ilip in o quartet is not a jazz
There was a new fur-trim m ed
get warm and that som e o f the em ­ everyth in g possible was done but
fconvey, and yet Bhe did not find it company; its members bein g refined,
overcoat
in
the
car.
w
hich
Mr.
See
ployes would occasionally divide w ithout relief.
hard here, because of the splendid w ell educated a rtists, a ll of whom
The follow in g day
n # :
had brought- up from Portland for cooperation given
their lunch w ith hint.
her
by
the have enjoyed co lleg ia te train in g.
she was taken to Portland to the
a lady custom er and th is w-as not
There w as n oth in g w hich could be sanitarium where she was put under
churches, the schools and the par­ T heir program featu res excellent
taken. N either was an old tir e on
said to estab lish the m an's id en tity, the care of a sp ecialist, who called
ents. as w ell as by the young folk s vocal numbers, in solo and ensem ble,
the spare, although th e cover was
but there w as a name on the inside in several oth er doctors in con su lta­
whom she addressed. .
partially removed from th is to e n - : On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Carl and in their m any voice com bina­
of the vest which may or may not tion.
H ow ever. It seemed nothing
able them to see that it was old. Mr. | spoke to women and girls, all of tions. ' Their sin g in g is dope in E n g ­
have been the m ap's name.
T his could be done and. she passed away
lish as w ell as in their n ative tongue.
She's tools were all in a kU ju st as
was L. Dolan. There w as a Canadi­ on Sunday.
whom found her a m ost’ charm ing D eligh tfu l novelty featu res also help
he
had
left
them
and
gave
no
evi­
an quarter and a one cent piece,
and w insom e speaker. Sunday even ­ to round out a most d elig h tfu l even ­
Miss H ertig was born on Ribbon
dence of h avin g been disturbed.
glasses, five keys on a ch ain , a tooth Ridge, about eigh t m iles northw est
in g the M ethodist Episcopal, Chris­ ing.
Every indication goes to point that
brush and comb In* th e clothed. of N ew berg and' lived there practi­
tian,
A dventist
and
Brethren
Pitt Parker, cartoonist and clay
th
e
p
arlies
who
stole
the
tires
were
The body show ed the m an to have cally all her life.
churches
united
w
ith
the
F
riends,
m
odeler,
w ill appear before a N ew ­
She graduated
fu lly cognizant of the circum stances
been about 70 years old and to have from the N ew berg high school In the
and location s of things. Also it was there to listen to a splendid address berg audience for the first tim e,
been a hard w orking man.
on "Some Needs of Modern L ife.” though he is w idely know n as a
class of 1918 and has since been en ­
evident that they w efe used to hand-
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gaged in teaching school for three
«»rg in d t ires, for all of the lug Just the sort of a m essage the par- platform entertainer.
e m a rtfost-needed,-antf-Jttst w ltat our — Jr Franklin - Babb w ill g t v e h t e
years.
FARMERS MEETING
nuts and lu g s as w e ll-a s the dust
She was tw en ty-on e years old on
capa, ate., w ere laid out very care­ boys and girls w anted to hear. popular lecture, “The 100 Per Cent
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8 Septem
Y oung people do not go wrong be­ M an.” and if press n otices count for
ber 6th last, h avin g been born
fu lly a s they had been removed.
cause
they w ant to, but because of an yth in g, a real treat is in store for
The farm ers’ m eeting to be held on Septem ber 6. 1900. F uneral ser­
r w a s insured again st bur-
M i Springbrook Saturday, October ft. vices were conducted on W ednesday
th e insurance com pany environm ent and education, or to be N ew berg w hen he appears here.
Season tick ets are in th e hands of
to stand the loss, th ey w ill more correct, lack of edu^atiom
is to be not only of Interest to far­ artpmohn of this w eek from th e
a mi tribe- of stdffehtw*an<! «fsb on
mers near Springbrook. but for all H ollingsw orth chapel, w ith Rev. C.
probably leave no ston e unturned
Mr8' , Ci!r ,
In their efforts to .apprehend the 80me of tb « truths of life to_her girl sal«« at K ien le’s m usic store at 12.25
farm ers in the Springbrook, N ew ­ I>. Norris, officiating. Interm ent oc­
curred
at
the
G
eunther
cem
etery
on
robbers. In fact, we understand bearers w hich they need to know for for adults and $2.00 for students.
berg or D undee territories. Topics
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p ertain in g to h andling next year's Chehalem m ountain, cerem onies at
that there are some slig h t c lu e s !
pr0D
t e?<
l ‘0I“ ’ “ “ “ V
leading to th e suspicion of certain *>,oblel” irom a little d iffeien t an gle! BAKER THEATRE OFFERS SOME
crops are to be discussed. So every tiie grave being under the auspices
Capiain Frank B. Ebbert.
one In welcome, and all farm ers are of the Pythian Sisters lodge of Gas­
parties and these w ill be follow ed I than ^
usual «»*• tA 8. one ?f b e r !
coworkers says, “She is the only one i FINE ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK
ton, Oregon, of w hich she was a
urged to attend.
up.
of
her
kind.”
She does not deal j
member.
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D uring the summer some one stole
She leaves besides the sorrow ing liquor law s in th is county. W. J. a new set o f cord hose w hich Mr. w ith the question from a p h y sio lo g -■ Another of those pow erfully g rip ­
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES
father and m other. Mr. and Mrs. A. H erw lg, of Portland, superintendent See had just purchased and he is ical standpoint, leavin g that to phy- j ping stories of the great northw est
by Jam es Oliver Curwood is the Ba­
We had an agreeable surprise last F. H ertig. three sisters, Mrs. V iolet of the A nti-Saloon league, issued the
b egin n in g to believe that he is hoo­ 1 sician s and others scien tifically qual-! ker’s offerin g on Friday and S atu r­
Tuesday in the shape of much cake Oberg of N ew port, and the Misses fo llow in g statem ent:
ifled. She takes it rather from thej
dooed or som ething.
und various brands of sandw iches, Gladys and Clara Louise lle r tig and
Idealistic, spiritual and esth etic side, day n ig h ts of th is week. “Isob el”,
“ The A nti-Saloon League of Ore­
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togeth er w ith lots of excellen t co f­ one brother, Delmer. besides a large gon is proposing to conduct a very
seek in g to awaken in the girls a or “The T ra il’s End,” is said to be
fee. We certain ly feel sorry for thej number of other relatives and a host exten siv e law enforcem ent cam paign
consciousness of the beauty and fine­ the best picture ever show n here in
OBITUARY
It has a breadth and
com rades who were not lucky enough of warm friends to mourn a deep throughout the state. It is pur pur­
ness of the truths of life.
These tin s class.
(C ontributed.)
to he present. Doc R ankin, our e s­ loss.
truths, if w rongly conveyed as they human appeal never before equalled
pose to hold a law enforcem ent con­
in
It is an
teem ed com m ander, led in three
She was a h ig h ly respected and ference In every county seat town,
as born —
at . ; freq
m ovies,
press even
Orlando Glen S c o t t w
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-
.
. . . Curwood stories.
.
rousing cheers for the "ladies a u x ­ talented young lady and was held in the conference to be held at 3:00 Dayton, W ash., January 29, 1906. . stories and other m ediums, leave t h e ' e*>lc ° / tbe nor*n. being an artistic
i l i a r y ” to whom we were indebted high esteem in her com m unity and o'clock in the afternoon.
To this H e cam e w ith h is parents, W. L. and ! receptive young m inds in an un- narration of the romance betw een
for the fine feed.
by a large circle of friends and acr conference we shall invite all the S. F. Scott, to N ew berg about a year wholesom e attitude. The facts may an [Van.0 ,a b i* member of the Roya 1
F riday n igh t a com m ittee of four quaiutnnees. The Graphic joins in county officials and all friends who ago. He departed th is life October be acquired, but they are wrongly * ? r/-J W08t Mounted Po**c® an<* tbe
w ill go to Sheridan to attend the extending sym pathy to the bereaved are, interested in the enforcem ent of 1, 1921, a g e < fl5 years and 8 m onths, acquired. The result may be one of / a , b *u lK''i* e j j f . J b.e accused^®urder-
"Y am hill County Bow W ow .” Four fam ily.
The er he had sought for nearly tw o
prohibition.
The purpose of the He is survived by his parents, and tw o th in gs, says Mrs. Carl.
men from each county are present to
g
irls
may
become
eith
er
prudes
or years. His love, how ever, was o f an
conference is to arouse public sen ti­ four brothers and one sister. One
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represent th eir respective posts. The
ment and get the people and county brother died in action during the hoydens, both undesirable extrem es. honorable sort, and the developm ent
of this affair is the fascin atin g high
object of these m eetin gs Is to bring FIRST MEETING OF THE
officials together; Instruct the people late war in France. He w as in the Not only did the lecturer give her
light of the story.
the various posts together.
T his
hearers
an
insight
into
what
she
eig
h
th
grade
in
school,
a
faith
fu
l
as
to
their
duties;
show
them
how
MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB
"The Sky P ilo t” that fam ous
w ill do much In esta b lish in g frien d ­
they can cooperate w ith officers and attendant of church and Bible school, termed “ the glory, the wonder and
ly relations w ith different tow ns in
the m ystery of life .” but she also feature attraction at the Baker on
industrious
and
energetic.
All
mem­
to
organize
the
forces.
If
possible,
The Monday M usical club had Its
a personal as w ell as a business w ay.
bers o f thé fam ily were present at gave them the reasons for right con ­ Monday and Tuesday n ig h ts of next
first m eeting of the year. Monday fo r future action.
week. The origin al novel most ar­
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“Sim ilar cam paigns are being con­ his death, including tw o sons from duct. Girls and boys are told. "Don’t
even in g, at Mins B ritt’s studio,
tist
i cal l y blended the su b tlety of
do this; it is w rong to do th a t.”
A P ™ PRISE PARTY
which is to be the perm anent m eet­ ducted In every sta te in the union. Idaho.
But often they are not told why such h u m a n interest w ith the ten sity of
If
prohibition
is
to
be
made
perman­
d r a m a t i c situ a tio n s: but even his
< A surprise birthday dinner was ing place for the w inter.
a y iin g is right or wrong.
Mrs. Dart, the retirin g president, ent and a success, the same must be Dear ’Lando. you are gone—
own
a r t has been enhanced in the
given in honor of Lee F ortune at his
Oregon claim s Mrs. Carl as one of
We have bid you adieu.
properly enforced and we are confi­
home at 903 B laine street on S u n­ gave a short thlk, urgin g loyalty to
her own girls, she h avin g made th is Pi c tu ri za ti on of the story. One of
Up
In
heaven
again
we
hope
to
meet
dent
th
is
cam
paign
w
ill
be
the
means
day, October 2. after church. The the incom ing adm inistration and
her home during her entire married fhe most effective of the thi tilin g
of arousing a stron g public sen ti­
you,
friends and relattves gathered at the the " everlasting team work o f every m ent for law enforcem ent.
iB a - sister-in -law to th e in cid en ts m thia .sto ry _j*L.-a -cattle
Where
suffering
and
parting
can
life
The
home, each guest b rin gin g a part of bloom in’ sou l” , and then Introduced
Rev. Carl, who was once a pastor of ■‘»mPede in w hich hundreds of panic
greatest
im
m
ediate
need
In
the
state
never
come
th e dinner, w h ile Mr. Fortune w as the new president. Miss Evah H ad­
In that land of rest, our heavenly one of the N ew berg churches. She stricken an im als are seen in a mad
held at church by a board m eeting. ley. who responded in a few w ell is to Inform our people Just w hat
entered into public work for the W. onru8h t0'varrt
camera.
the
law
is
and
t^ielr
duty
as
citizens
home.
chosen
sentences.
\ most bountiful dinner was spread
C. T. U. durinfc the Oregon cam paign
and
get
the
people
and
law
enforce­
The program for the year was pre­
by h is daughters, the Mlssgs ’Elva
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
’TIs hard to g iv e you up. dear child. of 1914, organizing young people to
and Mabel F ortune, nsslsted by the sented by the chairm an of the pro­ m ent officers to g eth er.”
active work in that wet and dry
Schoolm ate, friend and brother.
At eigh t o’clock a public mass
The w h ite ribboners of Y am hill
It
guests. The dinner w as very d eli­ gram com m ittee, Mrs. H oskins.
fight. Since last January she has
ciou s and app etizin g and lit for a was favorably received and left In m eeting w ill be held at the M. E. But you have only exchanged this been touring the country in th is county Tnet on Tuesday of last week
church,
w
here
Captain
Ebbert
w
ill
old
world.
at Am ity for tlje annual convention
king. The young ladieH surely know the hands o ftth e com m ittee for final
deliver a lecture on the subject of
And gone to live rejoicing, in work, begin n in g in the south. Some of the W om en’s C hristian Tem per­
how to en tertain their friends. polishing. t
of her most interestin g experiences ance Union. The session s were held
another. .
The usual business incident to a “The Unfinished Battle." The after­
Those present were:
Rev. C. H.
| were in the m ountains of Georgia. in the new M ethodist church, which
noon
conference
and
the
night
mass
P h illip s. Rev. K.
H.
Slckafoose, first m eeting wan dealt w ith and put
! where she addressed the m ountain all admired for Its beauty and con-/
m eeting are open t o .t h e public and So w e’Jl try to p atien tly w ait,
Messrs, and Mesdames L. E. Arney. In order.
T ill Jesus, our P ilot, opens the | folk known as ”po’ w h ites.”
venience. Mrs. L ottie Hannon most
The club Is looking forward to a everyone Interested in law and order
D. Putnam , C. Crater, W. T. W est,
gate. i From Oregon she goes into east
attend.
ably presided, and gave a splendid
Nea! McCoy. Mr. John Illlg. Mes- co n ceit In the near future by the Is urged to -----------n-----------
And if we live for Him and ever be t W ashington, and then on to W iscon- address follow ed by several valuable
dam es O live B assett S. S. Sutton, W hitney boys.
true.
sin. but later in the w inter down in- recom m endations for future work.
There is also a sacred concert, by
ACCIDENT AT ST. PAUL
Martha Rorabaueh and D. E F or­
Like Job says, w e’ll go there with ! to southern California.
Among these w as a change in tim e of
th
e
club,
to
be
given
In
a
few
weeks.
tune. H elen W right, Mark and Lester
Qtto Reets, a man tw enty-five or
you. I It Is not only by what she says
holding the annual convention, to
The members present at th is open­ th irty years old, and an employe of
H annah, F rancis and Miram Bassett.
’ but by the sw eetness of her person­ the first week in April. It was also
Lee F ortune. Elva. Merle and Mabel ing m eeting were: Mrs. Dart, Miss P. A. Bernard garage at St Paul
ality that Mrs. Carl w ins her way to decided to secure the services of a
Hadley. Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Gibson. Miss had his clo th in g burned from his
Fortune.
the hearts of her girl hearers.
A personal worker for the county.
RECEPTION
FOR
TEACHERS
Forsyth. Mrs. H oskins. Miss B ritt, body W ednesday, when he attem pted
One Who W as There.
girl h erself In appearance, sym pa­
Reports w ere given of various de­
There
was
a
reception
tendered
by
Mrs. H anning. Mrs. Chapin, Miss to assist a fellow em ploye in some
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the school hoard to the teachers at thetic w ith the g irl’s outlook on life, partm ents, and greater effort urged
Howard and Mrs. Gould.
soldering w ith an acetylene torch.
WALNUT TONNAGE IS SOLD
the Friends church last Friday even ­ yet her gen tlen es hides a power for the com ing year, especially wi th
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Reetz w as holding some w aste in h is ing, when Chas. A. Rice, assistant which enables her to drive her mes­ an ti-n arcotics ami essay work in the
N early the en tire tonnage of w al­
hand w hich was saturated w ith ga s­ superintendent of
schools.
The statem en t was made
the
Portland sage home
nu ts to be handled by the Oregon TRAVEL 10.000 MILES
olin e and the flames jumped to ?h4s schools, made the address of the
M e hope to have Mrs. Carl wi th iis . that there is scarcely u high school
G rowers Cooperative A ssociation has
TO ENTER THE U. OF 0. and soon enveloped h is clothing. ‘ A evening. Mr. Rice chose for h is sub­ again next year to remain a ^full , in Oregon where some g irls do not
already been sold at prices ranging
driver of one of the W illam ette V al­ ject. "The Perfect Cooperation Be­ week.
sm oke cigarrettes.
one to tw o cen ts a pound more than
ley transfer com pany trucks was tw e e n F aculty. Boad and Parents."
U
niversity
of
Oregon.
E
ugene,
Oct:
the opening price on C alifornia nuts.
Mrs. L innie Carl, a special lectu r­
o—
and
Milo passing and secu rin g a blanket' he An address of welcome was made by
er for the n ation al W. C. T. U. on
The grafted w aln u ts brought 30 2.— (S p e c ia l.)— Erroll
sm
othered
the
flames
w
ith
it.
H
ow
­
social m orality, gave a most Inter­
cents, the No. Is 26 V4 cen ts and No. Murphy, brothers, of Sioux C ity. In.,
Rev. George H. Lee for the board and WHITE HEATHERS HONOR
estin g and helpful address concern­
2s 18 cents. O pening prices on Cal­ have chosen the U niversity o f Ore­ ever, nearly all of the clothes were the response was given hy Paul E l­
MISS
HELEN
SCOTT
ing her work. Mrs. Carl la u trained
ifornia w aln u ts for corresponding gon a fter h avin g traveled 10.000 burned off In the accident and Ueetz lio tt. one of the new members o f the
Mrs. E. L. nnd B. E Evans enter- worker and eloquent speaker and
grades were 28 cents, 25*4 cents m iles In a car In search of the school w as rushed to the St. V incents hospi­ high school faculty.
tal
In
Portland.
H
is
condition
Is
and 17 cen ts respectively. Oregon they w anted to attend.
A report on enrollm ent was given tained Monday evening in honor of m eets w ith marked su ccess.
They started from Sioux C ity w ith not know n at this w riting.
w aln u ts are valued higher than C al­
by Superintendent A. C. Stanbrough Miss Scott, who has just returned j. Mrs. H annon presented the "Child
iforn ia n u ts because of th eir su p e­ their mother. Mrs. Florence Murphy,
and showed .that there had been a from a m onth’s trip. Those p r e se n t; W elfare” departm ent and g a v e a
traveled
rior q u ality, and buyers are w illin g several m onths ago and
Iowa State College has recently considerable increase and that three were Miss Scott. Miss Mina Ames. stirrin g talk on th is work for-th»*
to pay the additional price for them . through half a dozen states and v is­ com pleted tests w hich show that a ¡n e w rooms and three new teachers Merle Y arnell, Mrs. Frank Swart. little ones.
Officers wCre elected as follow s:
F ollow ing the Lola Sw art. Alex Scott. J Black­
It Is expected that 30 per cent of ited as many sta te universities be­ wagon pulls easier b h e n the load is Were necessitated.
th e nutH w ill fall In the grafted fore arriving In EugenF. The U n i­ placed over the rear w heels th a n ; formal program tho Ladles A uxili burn. II. Patterson. M. George, Mr. F resident. Mrs.. L ottie Hannon; vice-
grade. 50 per cent In the No. 1 grade versity of C alifornia and the U n i­ when it is placed over the front ary of Pacific college served refresh­ and Mrs F. E. Eckerson. Mr and president. Miss Edith M inchln: sec
and 20 per cent In the No. 2 grnde versity of W ashington were am ong ones. The difference in pull is said m ents. It is the intention to have Mrs. C. A. Evans, and Christine retury. Mrs. L illie W elter; treasurer
those visited by the party.
Miss Barnum.
and C grade.
to am ount to about 100 pounds.
these nffalrs about every tw o m onths. Clemenson.
• V
SIX NUMBER COURSE IS OFFERED
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 7TH ROBBERS LEAVE OTHER THINGS
NAN'S IDENTITY UNKNOWN HERE
MISS LILLIAN HERTIG
DIED VERY SUDDENLY
W.C.T.U. LECTURER
WINS HER AUDIENCE
BLOOD POISON CAUSE OF DEATH
MRS. IJNNiE CARL SPEAKS HERE