THE NEBWERQ QRAPMIC, Sept. Si, 191I
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RAIN OR SHINE, NEWBERG, SEPT. 27TH
C. C. Hammerly has sold the
News-Reporter, of McMinnville,
to R. M. Rosensteel, recently of
E. N . W O O O W A I O
Newbtrg, and a
gentleman
Editor M id Publlmh«r
named M crease, froth Forest
Published «Terr Thursday moraine
Mr. Hammerly retains
Office : Graphie Building. So. 600 First Street Grove.
his monotype machine, which he
t«ls m 1 at the postofllee at Mewbers, Oregon,
will take to Portland, where he
i natter.
has purchased an interest in a
$1.50 Per Y e a r in Advance [job printing business.
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W ORTH
Y O U R CO N SID ER
A T IO N .
A young man named H. R
Leise, a son of a minister, who is
endeavoring to make his w ay
through college, is in Newberg,
taking subscriptions for a book.
The young man comes with the
best of recommendations, he has
a w orthy ambitipn and the
Graphic gladly speaks a word in
his behalf.
His book bears the stamp of
the Success Magazine and is
entitled “ Household Discoveries
and Mrs. Curtis’s Cook Book.”
We have taken pains to examine
the book and say without hesita
tion that we believe it is a work
that will be appreciated in any
home of culture and average
intelligence in the community,
and we hope Mr. Leise will meet
with success in taking subscrip
tions here.
When he calls at your door,
give him a chance to show you
the book and we believe you will
not consider the time wasted.
The vote in Maine on the ques
tion of the repeal o f the prohibi
tion law was so close and the
news regarding the outcome of
the election has been so conflict
ing that it has been difficult to
reach an intelligent conclusion
in the matter. On Tuesday Mrs.
Helen D. Harford received a dis
patch from the headquarters ot
the National W. C. T. U., giving
the vote on the authority ot Mrs.
Stevens as being a majority o f
295 in favor o f the la w as it now
stands. This will be the an
nouncement made In the Union
Signal this week.
cntcurr court
Continued from pape 1
tractors in making certain work
unsafe. Damages claimed $7500
and $655 for injury in not being
able to work, medical attend
ance, etc.
Star Flouring Mills vs. N. Mik-
kers, action for money. Chas.
T a ft for plaintiff. Small account.
Richard Chilcott vs. W. G.
Rogers, C. A. Spitler and H. E.
Wheeler, action for money. Mc
Cain, Vinton & G alloway for
plaintiff. Small accounts.
M. L. Kline vs. F. R. Phillips,
action for money. R. L. Conner
for plaintiff Small accounts.
Sol. Blumauer & Hack vs. P.
A. Flynn, action for money.
Moser 8c McCue, attorneys for
plaintiff.
Account.
Probably
settled. Carried over from sev
eral past court terms.
D. O tto vs. Geo. Wenger, ac
tion for damages.
Kliks &
Schanbel for plaintiff.
R. L.
Conner for defendant. Dispute
over roadway.
Carried over
from former terms.
Probably
settled.
Leona Thomas vs. George
Miller and Thomas Simpson, for
possession o f real property,
Newton McCoy A H. B. Nichols
for plaintiff. Carson & Brown
for defendants. Over possession
o f land through tax title. Prob
ably settled.
E. Estes vs. Myers Bros., ac
tion for money. B. A. Kliks for
plaintiff. Small account. Settled.
- Mary A. Simonson vs. M. A.
Thurston, action for money. B.
A. Kliks for plaintiff. Action on
note and attorney fee.
H. E. Wheeler vs. R. Chilcott,
action for money. Meacham &
Stovard for plaintiff. Small ac
counts.
W. Gilstrap vs. Elizabeth
Wh
hite, action for money. W. 0.
Sims for plaintiff
Small ac
counts.
Northwest Auto Co. vs. S. P.
Allison, K. O. Dixon, action for
money. McCain & Vinton tor 1 action for money. C. W. Corby
plaintiff. On note for $500 and ! for plaintiff. Small account.
$50 attorney fee.
Geo. S. Hoppes vs John Chong,
F.
L. Trullinger vs. W. W. action for money. C. W. Corby
Cole, action tor money. B. A. for plaintiff. B. A. Kliks for de
Kliks for plaintiff. On account, fendant.
Action for $650, due
with attachment on Carlton on accounts and notes.
Lumber Company.
T. C. Wheeler vs. C. P. Jones&
C. L. Harris vs. E.G. Freeman,
V.
C. Landon, action for money.
action for money on real estate
Sargeant and Clark for plaintiff.
contract. B. A. Kliks for plaint
Claim is $513 and $75 attorney
iff. McCain & Vinton for de
fend ant. Action to recover $525 fee.
L. J. Wallace vs. M. Peterson,
real estate commissions.
action
for money. W. 0. Sims
State of Oregon vs. D. H.
for
plaintiff.
Small account.
Robertson and Fred Bechtle. sell
Ed Robinson vs. R. Chilcott &
ing obscene pictures.
From
Sheridan. Now confined in jail wf., action for money. Dan E.
awaiting the action o f the grand Powers & C. W. Idleman for
jury. Will probably not be Able plaintiff. Small account.
B. O. Snuffer and A. M. Fan
to make a defence.
State o f Oregon vs. H. W. M il ning vs. M. J. & D. A. Carter, ac
ler charged with attempt to burn tion for money on contract. R.
flouring Mill. Now'in jail aw ait L. Conner and W. 0. Sims for
ing action of grand jury. Miller plaintiff. McCain & Vinton for
has been thrown into bankruptcy defendant. On real estate con
recently. Less than six months tract, claim $5,000. Will prob
ago, this man was considered ably be tried in Polk County.
worth $20,000. Several small Defendants in this case aroused
actions had been pending against some attention by having house
on line between Polk and Yam
him.
State o f Oregon vs. Badge hill County, and when the sheriff
Weeks, assault. Indicted some made or attempted to make
time ago. Out on $100 bail. service, immediately crossing
Accused of having struck a man over to the other county, and
still remaining in the house.
at Amity about a year ago.
W. H. Egan vs. J. L. Bartlett,
State of Oregon vs. Albert
action
on promissory note. J. H.
Otth, charged with stealing a
horse. Out on bail. This man & C. L. McNary for plaintiff.
Continued from
sold a horse belonging to Chil Small note.
past
terms
o
f
court.
cott who refnsed to pay Otth his
W alter Scott vs. W. S. Iler, ac*
wages. Otth is a foreigner and
tion
for money. Butler Lumber
robably thought he could get
Co. vs. S. W. Iler, action for
is pay by taking the horse.
State of Oregon vs. J. D. Belt, money. A. R. White vs. S. W.
charged with violation of local Iler, action for money. McCain
All
option law. Mr. Belt is from & Vinton for plaintiffs.
Willamina and this case will probably settled. From last
term.
probably be for trial.
Geo. A. Rea vs. Sarah J. Rea,
City o f Newberg vs. Geo. P.
action
for money. B. A. Kliks
Skelton, Virginia Skelton and J.
forplaintiff.
Probably settled.
. Gordon, action to appropriate
Alonterastiller Bros. vs. Geo.
and. Clarence Butt, and Mc
Cain & Vinton forplaintiff. Sar- (W . Kelly, action on promissory
geant A Clark for defendants. ¡note. M osier & McCue and Fred
( Memdell for plaintiff. B. A. Kliks
Appeal to the supreme court.
Delia Dodge vs. J, A. Likens, for defendant. Settled.
action for money. B. A. Kliks ~ H . L. McGuire vs. N. P. Wiberg
for plaintiff. R. L. Conner for and Ella N. Wiberg, action for
defendant. On account.
De damages. W. H. Hollis & R- L.
fendant gone into bankruptcy. Conner for plaintiff. McCain A
0. P. Hulse vs. H M. Abbott, Vinton for defendant. Claim o f
to enforce contract.’ . McAllister fraud in selling land not same as
A Upton for plaintiff. Small ac shown to plaintiff.
Callie Wood vs. Richard Chil
count.
Amelia Giese vs. Will E. Purdy; cott, action for money on small
romissory note.
Murphy,
action for money. G. E. Ha-
rodie
A
Sweet,
Castham
A
maker, Martin and Sheppard for
Murphy
tor
plaintiff.
McCain
&
plaintiff. On real estate deal.
Vinton for defendant.
Claimed $1,000.
S. L. Scroggin vs. Claude Stole
Will E. Purdy vs. W. F. Lewis,
E
i
E
and Owen Bo;
action foe
money. F. W. Fei
iff. Gone into bai
Bank of North
A. Simmons and ten others, for
the sum o f $1703 and interest
and $175 attorney fee. B. A.
Kliks for plaintiff.
Bank of North Yamhill vs. G.
W. Perkins and nine others for
for $788 and interest and $90
attorney fee. B. A. Kliks for
plaintiff.
F. B. Boughton vs. Ambroses.
Mellinger, action for recovery of
real estate. Clarence Butt anp
D P. Price tor plaintiff.
Wong John vs. W. G. Hender
son, action tor damages in con
verting personal property and
for value thereof, $1019.50. B.
A. Kliks for plaintiff.
Wong John and Gee Hin vs.
W. G. Henderson. Conversion.
Action for damages and value of
personal property, $1440.15.
Judge Kelly will have these
cases set for trial on Thursday
so that witnesses may be called
for a definite day and not w ait
for several days at the court
house, This wifi also leave noth
ing to do but jury work next
week.
To Rural Phono Members.
On Saturday afternoon, Sep
tember 23rd, at 2 o ’clock, there
will be a public meeting o f all
phone users on the rural lines
running into Newberg. It is to
your interest to be present, at
this meeting as officers are to be
elected for the new company. I t
is necessary that each farmer’s
line be represented by at least
one representative, but we want
all members to be present if
possible. This meeting w ill be
held at Duncan’s Hall in the city
of Newberg.
Remember the
date.
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Committee.
Now is the Time.
T o bny Eastern. Oregon lands.
With recent heavy rains a crop-
for another year is almost as
sured. We have 480 acres, 6-
miles from Condon, about 400>
in ewkiva tion;; 200 acres summer
tallow ready to sow; good
buildings, wind mill, pump and
Newly Furnished Rooms.
plenty of water. $30 per acre.
Will take a small valley farm aa
One block from Pacific College,
first payment.
509 Edwards St., tw o suites of
See W hitb & Co.,
cozy furnished rooms, suitable
705 E. First St.
for four students or teachers,
Either ground floor or up stairs,
with privilege of parlor and
piano. T o suitable parties will
be arranged to suit and made
homelike. Can be fixed up nicely
Friday and Saturday and
for light housekeeping if desired,
Saturday Matinee.
with use o f kitchen and dining
The Star Spangled Banner
room.
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AN UNUSUAL PROGRAM
Star Theatre
The dramatic incidents connected with
the
composition of the above immortal
W heat Farm for Exchange
song and how its author, Francis Soott
Twelve miles from Condon, ia Key, waa inspired to write it—from
eesry point, historical, educational, dra
the famous Ferry Canyon grain matic and spectacular.
district; 1400 acres, 940 tillable;
land is all smooth and easily
formed; watered by springs;
furnish water for threshiug.
Will sell for $26 an acre and
take a small, well-improved farm
near .Newberg as first payment,
6 per cent on balance, and have
your own time.
Call on or address,
W hitb A C ompany ,
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Nc.vbcrg, Orcgoo,
ChangUng of Silas W arn er .
A Vitagraph Life Portrayal, of a young
man’s manliness and independesca o f
character.
D are’s L o re A ffa ir
A Biograph Drama
Their Fate* Sealed
The most unique comedy ever portrayed
in motion pictures.
Appropriate music by Prof. J. B. Hunt.
Drama and effects, Dale H ask in.
Open 7:15; pistans start promptly 7£Q