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• V i t y ffa / I i: -I O K - 0 The Newberg Graphic July 14,1910 Wheat, Fruit, Dairy Land and City Property To Sell or Exchange Send for our complete list o f property. 480 A C R E S near Heppner on good road, 850 acres in cultivation, 800 in w h eat 1 acre potatoes. Spring at house, spring in pasture. Good 5-room house, shed, barn and other out buildings. Fenced and cross fenced. Crop looks good, nearly new McCormick header, 10-foot drill, disc harrow, drag, gan g plow, cows, hogs, chickens, work horses and colts, wagon, hack, rubber tire buggy and sleigh all included. A t the low price o f $28 per acre. W ill take a good val ley farm as part payment and give a long tim e'-eb the balance. Look this up at once. N o. 1099. 800 A C R E S O F L A N D , 260 acres farm land, 120 acres in wheat and ju st finished summer fallow ing 140 acres, all fenced with a 2 and 8 w ire fence and cross fenced, a nice patch o f potatoes and garden, good 4-room house. Price $20 per acre. M ortgage o f $1000, at 6 per cent from State. For trade. IKB1GATED LAND W e have a number o f fine irrigation projects fo r sale; one tract o f 2000 acres, one o f 8000 one o f 4000 and one o f 12,000 acres; all have good w ater rights and all are adapted to the grow ing o f fru it and al fa lfa . Full particulars, price and terms on applica- A F A R M O F 670 A C R E S , 610 acres e f it in cultiva tion, over GOO acres in grow ing wheat, located 2 miles from R. R. station and good school, all w ell fenced but poor buildings, plenty o f w ater, and 10 acres o f bottom land that would grow a lfalfa. Price only $16.00 per acre. W ill trade fo r sm all vallev farm . The crop this year should nearly pay fo r the place. ITEMS OF INTEREST THROUGHOUT OREGON Chronicle of Important Events of Interest to Our Readers. In Business To-day The Graphic for Job Work D«ntlst. < Office over First N a t’l Bank Both Phones . L KMBIHB VOTERS TO D EC ID E ON THIRTY-TW O M EASURES SALEM.— Tim e for filing- initiative petitions baa closed and the people of PO R TLAND, OREGON 3 0 4 3 0 5 H E N R Y B U IL D IN G , Oregon w ill be called upon to vote on a grand total of 32 measures at the Talk with our agents at N ew barg—W H IT E A N ICH O LS. coming general election. With practi cally each county having some local legislation coming before It and a great number of precincts voting on the question of “ w et" or "dry” there will be practically 35 measures to vote The P in t National Bank of Newberf-Ttaa P in t National Bank of Mewberg-The Pin t National Bank of N ew b eig-T h « P in t National Bank of on In the majority o f precincts, among which are the foUcwlng: Woman’s taxpaying suffrage amend ment granting to all taxpayers the right o f suffrage. A bill for the establishment of an Eastern Oregon branch State I d sane asylum. A bill to elect delegates to a con stitutional convention the second Monday in October, 1911. A constitutional amendment to pro vide a separate district for the elec must have money or credit—to be successful he should have both. tion of each state senator and each The real starting point o f any business is: The time at which one state representative. begins a systematic saving. A constitutional amendment to cause taxes to be collected for public pur If he begins right he opens a bank account, and gradually builds, up poses only and providing the power of both his account and his credit taxaUon shall never be surrendered, I f Y O U begin N O W it will bring Y O U R day for starting just that suspended or contracted away. An amendment providing for state much the nearer. railroad building. B R IN G in your pay checks, milk and butter checks, e g g checks, or An amendment providing a uniform checks received from whatever business you are in, and open an account rule of taxation. An act to Increase the salary of the W e will cash checks at par, no matter where or on what bank they Judge of the eighth judicial district. were issued. An act to create the county of Ne smith. Pay your help by check, pay your store bills by check— it is system A bill to provide for the mainten atic to pay by check. ance of the normal school at Mon Your bank book will show your income, and what it costs you to run mouth. your business. Your checks will be your receipts fo r accounts paid, and A bill to create the county of Otis. probably the means o f saving you, at some time, a costly lawsuit on account A bill to create the county of W il liams. o f some dispute. An amendment providing for people This bank does a general commercial banking business—we-co-operate of each county to regulate taxation with and assist our customers in the upbuilding o f their business. and exemptions. An amendment giving cities and Your account, whether large or small, will be appreciated. towns control over sale of liquor. W e invite you to come in and inquire about our S A V IN G S D E P A R T A bill for liability of employers. A bill to create the county of Or M E N T for old and young. $1.00 or more will start an account. chard. Our CUSTOMERS have the privilege o f keeping their DEEDS, I N A bill to create the county of Clark. S U R A N C E PO LIC IE S, V A L U A B L E P A P E R S , and LO CK-BO XES in our A bill for the support and mainten anee of the normal school at Weston spacious, fire-proof V A U L T — without cost to them. A petition to establish and maintain a normal school at Ashland. An amendment to section 35, artlcla 1, of the constitution to prohibit the 2 - •. ' ‘ ; * * sale of liquor. aol.J0 k i*q «*N 1° V>*H t«uon*N I « I 4 •qx-aoSuo b o a * * « to vavfl -vaonvil m y *ax— Xi-*o»»N jo qnvtf ivaouvtf l u y »qx— fcaqaag ' ' An Initiative bill to prohibit the sale of liquor. A petition to create an “ Employes’ Indemnity Commission." A petition to prohibit fishing on Rogue river. 1 A hill to treats the county of Dei shutss. The Man W ho Starts DR. G EO . L A R K IN Hood river ranchers In the Oak Grove sections have cut the wages of the Japanese laborers and agreed not to pay more than fl.85 a day. The association formed for the pur pose o f h id in g a carnival on Coos Bay during August is planning the largest public entertainment that has ever taken place In that county The Rogue River valley w ill ship 1000 ears o f fruit this year, of which 400 cars w ill be pears, and J00 cars w ill be apples. The present crop Is pronounced the finest in the history of the valley. The detailed crop report of the de partment of agriculture shows the con dition of W inter wheat in Oregon, at harvest this year, to have been 88, or 8. per cent above what it was last years. This Is s decline, however, of 4 per cent since June 1, last Road Building His Study. SALEM.— Mayor Rodgers has de DR. A . M . D A V IS parted for Belgium, where he w ill at- tend the meeting of the International Association of Road Congresses as the only representative from Oregon. He leaves New York In the steamer Car- mania and Will land at Antwerp. The association meeting opens July SI and will continue until August 3. During his absence the mayor will make a special study of road-making and mu L IT T L E F IE L D & R O M IG niclpal conditions. The king of Bel gium Is president of the roads associa P H Y S IC IA N S * S U R G E O N S L. W. Clapp, stage line operator, tion and Mayor Rodgers will go armed has established an automobile service with letters to him. between Klamath Falls and Crater Lake. Mr. Clapp has the contract Office in First N s t ’l Bank Building Bear's Blood Bespatters. with the Southern Pacific to handle Botb Phones A LB A N Y.— With an Immense black the through passenger service from bear running to close to him that R ____________________ ___________ San Francisco to Crater Lake. thiew blood all over him from a Wound Jesse Powers escaped from his he had Inflicted, a young man named nurse at the Prlnevllle hospital and Moore, residing near Yaquina, under ran for 25 miles over sand and atony went an exciting experience. A pecu ground bare footed and in hts night liar featurw of the Incident is that the OSTEOPATH 4 clothes before being overtaken by bear, though badly wounded, got away Graduates o f A . S. O. at Kirksville, M o 8heriff Elks In his auto. from the hunters and has not been Office on Main Street, The largest influx of settlers ever killed. 1 blk. S. o f depot ' ~ known into the Northwest, and espe cially Oregon, la expected this fall. W ill Die on Gallows. ' Both Phon«,: J E T Í “ '. « . £ Some time within the next few weeks K L A M A T H FA LLS .— Ike HanTol] a conference of the Transcontinental was sentenced to be hanged at Salem DR. J . H. W IL K E N S Passenger association w'U be held 'n on Decejnber 9 for the murder of W al O STEO PATH IC P H Y S IC IA N Chicago and arrangements will then ter Newell. Harroll waa a aheep- H eld Hie, Ore. Branch oflee, Newberg be made for the fall colonist rates. herder In the employ of W alter and Office seme floor aa Commercial Club Tuesdays, Thursday« and Saturday«. J. S. Trumble, s sm all'dairy farmer Frank Newell, two brothers, who were - - Hour«, 9 a. in. to 5 p. m. o f Forest Orovs, has received word Consultation and Examination free. taking a band o f sheep to the Lake Hem e Phon« White laS «Minty shearing pens at Plush. I d an that he is one of about 20 heirs to a $400,000,000 estate located In heart of altercation Harroll shot and killed the Baltimore. There was a 99 year lease two brothera. on the property, which has just ex pired, the property having belonged to Girl Is Cremated Alive. D R. JO H N S. R A N K IN Mr. Trumble’s great grandfather. H EPPN ER.— Miss Emma Zinck dropped a lighted match and the flames quickly spread to her clothes, enveloping her In a sheet of flames. She rushed screaming Into the yard, where all o f her clothing burned off her before being extinguished by the neighbors. Miss Zinck died a few hours later. . .s ':,*.. . Moore Investment Co. NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM OTHER CITIE8 IN OREGON .The W illam ette Valley Applegrow- era’ association adjourned at Salem, after selecting directors and naming a committee of three to draft a bill for presentation at the next legisla ture. The ball w ill ask for an appro priation to bs used under the direc tion of the experiment station In In vestigating horticultural troubles, par ticularly as to fungus growths. The convention of the National As sociation o f Wool Growers, which will be held in Portland in January, 1911, and which should bring between 15,- 000 and 25,000 visitors to this city, will do more to advance the sheep growing business in Oregon than anything else that could be brought about, is the opinion of Dan P. Smythe, secretary of the Oregon State W ool Growers’ as sociation. Umatilla county w ill produce this season between 3,500,000 and 4,000,000 bushels of wheat Not only w ill this be done, but the quality w ill be the best ever sent forth. This alone is s factor of considerable Importance. Last year the total wheat output of Umatilla was about 3,500,000 bushels, although some Interests were Inclined to figure that the production was con siderably above this. It cost the state of Oregon 9522 to bring the Grant county murderers to the penitentiary, one of whom is to be executed, the other four to be Incar cerated for life. It Is the greatest cost for bringing prisoners to Salem In the histoid of the state. The pri soners are Joseph H. Caseday, former deputy sheriff of Grant County, sen tenced to death; Bert Green, Ben Hin ton, Emmet and Earl Shield». T o obtain for Oregon a pure drug law was one of the principal subjects « » consldeied at the 21st annual conven tion of the Oregon State Druggists’ as sociation , held July 12 to 15, at the Gearhart Hotel, Seaside. Final report was made at the convention by a committee appointed a year ago to prepare a bill. A campaign will be taken up for bringing ’ he bill before the legislature at its next sssalon. The bill Is to be patterned a f’ er the United States pure drug law, and will enable the druggists of this state to regulate the purity of their drugs according to the United States pharmacopoeia. A peculiar coincidence came to light at the executive offices when extradi tion papers were Issued for Jesse Bur leson, at the behest of the governor of North Carolina. Burleson is held at the Coos county jail on a charge of murder. An extradition was Issued for George Holder, also for the North Carolina governor. Holder was also wanted on a charge of murder. The crimes were committed at different times and In different parts of North Carolina and had no connection with each other. One was committed In the fall of 1907 and the other In 1909. Union W ill Markst Apples. TOLEDO.— The board of dlrectors of the Lincoln County Fruit Growers’ unlon met In Toledo and made ar rangements for the handllng of the apple crop thls fall. 1 » _ . j j DR. N . M O R R IS O N : ii ■ D E N T IS T n A M ■ ' ‘ • Office in Union Block - ! Ï ! 1 k O4O4O4O4O«0f4U4O«U4OaoaO4O4 ► i D R . B. W . SPA N G j 1 I CHIROPRACTOR Diseases Cured! Acute or Chronic! R elief Permanent! N o Drugs! No Knife! Investigate! It W ill Pay! Courteous Treatment • to all Lady Attendant 1st and Edwards Streets Phones: W hite 82, Main 56 •osoeosoeosoeoeoeoeoeoeoeo ^ T T O E N X T -A T L A W CLARENCE BUTT. W ill practice in all the courts o f the state. Special attention given to pro bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort- gages, contracts and 1 the drafting o f all N »•gal ral papers. Newberg, Oregon. k f ic s — Second Floor ank o f New berg Building. Dr. E. P. Dixon Dr. H. C. Dixon D IX O N B R O S . D E N TIS TS Phone: N EW B E RG , Mutual White 22 OREGON W. P. 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