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THE NEWBEKÜ ORAPHIC
N ew berg G raph ic
H. W O O D W A R D
Kdltor ami Publiah.r
The news o f the illness o f
Mayor-General Fred D. Grant
will be received by the country
with regret. He is the son o f a
General w ho was twice
President o f the United
States, but be has not relied on
the reputation of his father for
success. He has pursued the
calling for which he was educated
and trained and has always
stood well in the estimation of
the people. He is said to have
an affliction o f the throat, simi­
lar to that which caused the dis­
tressing, lingering illness and
finally the death o f his father.
General Ulysses S. Grant.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
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After Your Business
and defendant colliding. Judg-
ment tor plaintiff on the verdict.
The case was tried before An­
drew Kershaw as justice o f the
Advance
1.50
)eace at Willaraina, who decided
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in favor o f Yocum, and an ap­
THURSDAY, APR IL 4 , 1912
A
ll
the
time—
we
m
eet
all
kinds
o f competition, both local and catalog.
peal was taken by Grifleth, thus
Our stock is large and w e try to giro our customers good service. W e
April came in with a smile that
compelling Yocum to pay the
bordered closely onto a broad
costs in both courts. The verdict
are here to serve die public and our policy is die same price to every­
was
returned
under
the
nine
to
grin-
___
body. Try us out; if you get “ stung,** “ Holler;** if w e treat you right,
three law.
tell your friends, J*
W e sell Bain W agons, O liver Plows, and Keen
S E Cummins has always given
Following cases were set for
this section o f the county a
Kutter Tools and Cudery, but dint’s not aU—Look over our big stock
trial at the adjourned term to be
square deal. He should be re­
and pick out what you need in the Hardware and Implement Line.
held beginning April 22nd and
warded by giving him every
ending M ay 1st:
vote that goes into the ballot
April 22nd, 1912: State vs.
boxes when the primary is held.
PACIFIC COLLEGE
Parrish. Rape. Monday at ten
a.m.
From Newberg. McCain,
Groomsmen are said to have
The annual election ot officers
& Galloway and W. M.
Vinton
several “ dark horses,” both in o f the student body o f Pacific
Republican and D e m o c r a t i c College was held April 2nd. The tatnsey for defence.
State vs. Morris. Sale o f in­
stables, that are being well officers for the year, 1912-1913,
toxicating
liquors: Tuesday at
blanketed and kept in training are as follows: President, Rae
for possible emergencies that Langworthy; Vice Pres., Walter 9:00 A.M. Three charges. From
McMinnville.
McCain, Vinton
may arise at the finish.
Wilson; Secretary, Nell Reuter;
& Galloway for defence.
Treasurer, Ellis Pickett; Editor-
Ide vs. Sheridan Lumber Co.
It is reported that the ground
in-chief o f the Crescent, Olin Had­
Action for damages in allowing
work is already being laid for
ley; Assistant editor of the Cres­
sparks to fly from engine thus
opening a saloon on the other
cent, Arthur George; Business
igniting plaintiff’s timber land
side ot the river, in anticipation
Manager o f the Crescent, Russell
and destroying portiop thereof.
o f the opening up'ot travel from
Parker; Assistant M a n a g e r ,
Damages claimed: $5000.00.
this side by the new bridge. The
Harry Haworth.
Winslow and McNary for plain­
Graphic will discuss this ques­
T o the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
tiff. Sims, McCain, Vinton &
tion next week.
Convention held a t Forest
Galloway tor defendant. T w o
The ball season will be opened Grove, March 29-31, the Y. W. days. Wednesday at 9.00 A.M.
in Portland on Tuesday, April C. A., o f Pacific College, sent four
Sackett & Doughty vs. Gus­
16, and it i£ not likely that the delegates. Thosfc in the delega­ tav Friewald. Action on ac­
high cost o f living will prevent tion were Mande Howorth, count for goods, sold and de­
an unusually large crowd being Daisy Newhouse, Miss Beck and livered. McCain & Vinton, for
U N I T E D S T A T E S D E P O S IT O R Y FO R
in attendance to witness the Nell Reuter. The different schools defence. W. O. Sims for plain­
P O S T A L S A V IN G S
game and assist in dedicating represented at the convention tiffs. Thursday at 9:00 A.M.
were
Pacific
University,
Me
the new ball park and grand­
M. Peterson v s . Herman
stand. Those who have seen the Minnville College, Pacific College Swartz: Sims for plaintiff. Simp­
grounds since the renovation say and Newberg High School, Dal­ son & Lewis for defendant. Ap­
the accommodations are greatly las High School, Dallas College peal from justice court. Action
and Forest Grove High School.
improved.
on account for various items o f
A reception tor all the delegates
debt. Thursday at 1.00 P.M.
A former newspaper man who was held Friday evening in Her­
Kemp Lumber Co. vs. Gross
is now a commercial traveler, rick Hall. Dnring the conven­
and wife. Action on note. Mc­
was in Newberg Monday and tion many splendid talks and ad­
Cain & Vinton for plaintiff.
dropped into the Graphic office, dresses were given which will
Sims for defendants. Friday at
as he said, “ to get a smell ot undoubtedly be helpful to the 9.00 A.M.
news ink.” In chatting about cabinet officers the following
W ong John vs. Henderson.
the political situation he re­ year.
Action o f conversion. Sale^ o f
The faculty have decided that
marked that he had been all
goods wrongfully on attach­
over the country in the past tew beginning with next year the
ment. B. A.. Kliks for plaintiff.
weeks, through the South, the work o f the college and academy
R. L. Conner and C. W. Corby
Middle West and now on the will be arranged in semesters
for defendant. Friday at 1:00
The purchases that have been made for the new season are rapidly arriving, and already
rather than in terms as formerly
Coast, and he noted a
P.M.
one may gather, from an inspection o f the attractive displays o f hew merchandise in the
The program o f the Yamhil
drift o f
Gee Hin & W ong John vs. Hen­
various sections, comprehensive and authoritative knowledge o f the trend fashion is to take in
County Teachers’ Association at
especially since
derson. Action for conversion.
shied his hat into the ring. This North Yamhill Saturday evening Sale o f goods on attachment. B.
he said, to, as a former entbusi will be given by members of the A. Kliks for plaintiff. R. L. Con­
faculty and student body o f the
astic follower o f the Colonel.
ner and C. W. Corby for de­
In our drapery section we offer the following specials: Net Scrim Curtains in white, cream
college.* President Pennington
fendant.
Saturday
at
9:00
A.
M.
and Arabian color with edges or insertion effects. This is a large and well selected stock.
S. Benson, millionaire timber
is to give tw o addresses, one in
Ostrander vs. Southern Pacific
Curtains that are 40 to 50 inches wide and 21-2 yards long.
operator, has made a gift o f
the forenoon and one in the even
Co. Damages. Personal injury
$2.50 Scrim Curtains, special at......................................................................
twenty bronze drinking foun­
ing, Prof. Hawkins will give tw o
sustained
in
crossing
street
and
tains, representing an expendi
readings and several musica
N E W H A N D S O M E R O O M -S IZ E R U G S
being struck by defendant’s
tare of $10,000 to the city o f
numbers will be rendered by
train. April 29 and 30. Mon­
Portland. In making the gift to
some o f the musicians o f the
day and Tuesday. McCain, Vin­
the city Mr. Benson stated that
school.
ton & Galloway for plaintiff.
he had often noted the fact that
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 9x12, extra quality. These
a
The baseball team will cross
Day, W. D. Fenton and F. W
thousands of men are tempted
■
rugs
are
now
shown
in
Oriental
and
Floral
designs.
It
bats with the McMinnville Col­
Fenton for defendant.
to go into saloons for a drink,
is THE RUG for service and durability. Call and see
lege nine at that place Saturday
At least five cases will have
when, were it possible for them
afternoon. The battery for P. C
to be continued to a later period:
IN O U R W A L L P A P E R D E P A R T M E N T
to get a good drink o f water
will probably be Smith and
They
are
Kershaw
vs.
Dudley
from the sidewalk they would
Just received a large shipment o f latest patterns and designs o f wall paper. Call and see.
Craven.
Sims for plaintiff. B. A. Kliks
do so. The fountains are to be
Chris. J. Smith has been elected
Largest, most com plete lines in Yamhill Co. o f all kinds furniture, carpets, ruga, etc.
for defendant. Action for value
placed at different points in the
captain of the college baseball
o
f
some
hay.
Lee
vs.
Houck
for
down town district. We always
team for this year.
damages. VanOrsdol vs. Me
feel like taking off our hat to the
At a business meeting o f the
Minnville. Damages. Also, fol­
man o f means who puts some of
Y. M. C. A. Wednesday morning,
lowing damages claimed by rea­
his money where it will serve
the f o l l o w i n g officers were son o f opening of roads, on ap­
worthy purposes while he lives,
elected: President, Arthur B.
peal from county court tried
instead o f hoarding it up for
George; Vice President, Olin C.
T H E S T O R E O F Q U A L IT Y
6 0 0 First 8 «.
Car. First anë Ho wars at
about three weeks ago. M. J.
others to dispense when be is
Hadley; Secretary, Harry Ha­
Hewitt vs. Yamhill County. W.
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worth; Treasurer, Ellis Pickett.
M. Ramsey and Judge Hewitt, of
The following officers have
Not a Winter passes but that
Albany, lor plaintiff. B. A.
very ill last week with ptomaine WOOD
news comes in o f men and boys been chosen for the ensuing year Kliks for defendant. Claims spent Sunday in Portland.
LOSING FAVOR
Mrs. A. J. Barrell was a Port­ poisoning, has entirely recovered.
being lost in the Coast Range by the Y. W. C. A.: President, $1750. J. A. Hewitt vs. Yamhill
and Cascade mountains, and in Miss Nell Reuter; Vice President, County. Claims $850. Same land visitor last week.
The friends o f Asa Morse will
In a recent editorial the Fargo,
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and
the great majority o f cases the Elma Paulsen; Secretary, Rnth attorneys. Besides, there is an­
be pleased to hear that he is re­ North D a k o t a Courier-News
story: is not completed until the Crozer; Treasurer, Daisy New­ other case probably to be tried: family spent Sunday visiting covering from the sudden illness
says: “ Mr. Burrell o f the govern-
relatives in Salem.
melting o f the snow in the Spring house.
with which he was taken on ment good roads department,
J. M. Murchland vs. Cook &
E. F. Hardin, of Siletz, Lincoln
uncovers the remains o f the
President Pennington is to de­ Arthur, damages for personal
Sunday evening.
states that wooden pavements
County, was a Dundee visitor
wanderers. It is an easy matter liver an address before the stu­
injury while employed as a car­ last week. The friends ofMil-
are going out o f favor, citing as
On
Saturday
the
annual
meet­
for those who are not ac­ dents of the Oregon City Schools penter.
burne Hardin will be interested ing o f the Red Hills Improved an instance that in 1905 Chicago
customed to the mountain dis­ on Wednesday ot next week.
Judge Kelly held night session to know that he has recently Roads Association was held at had 700 mijes of block pave­
tricts to lose themselves while
Already talk o f commencement each evening, but the work in
married and is making his home Dundee. Election of officers wds ments, the mileage decreasing
tramping over them at the most plains is in the air.
this department has greatly in­
the principal business transacted. last year to 200 the pavements
at Siletz.
favorable season of the year.
creased. The circuit business
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy
Monday evening the annual put in to replace these being o f
Hence it is nothing short of
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
in having the work divided be­
are rejoicing over the arrival ota meeting o f the Orchards Tele­ the asphalt or tar kind, which is
suicidal folly for the uninitiated
tween so many judges, does not
son.
phone Company was held in gradually driving the block
Communion services and the
t o assume the risk o f entering
seem any longer to meet the re­
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Allan Groth Hall. Officers for the year pavement out o f the market.
the mountain fastnesses during public reception ot new members
quirements ot modern times.
A great deal o f trouble has
went to Portland Saturday to were elected and plans discussed
the Winter season. The bodies next Sunday morning. Subject
followed
the use of block pave­
attend the Tetrazzini concert.
for repairing and improving the
o f the father and son who were ot the address “ The Path to
ments
in
Fargo where both the
DUNDEE
reported lost in the mountains Greatness.” The evening service
Clark Noble, o f Portland, re­ line.
creosoted blocks and the cedar
west of McMinnville were found will be devoted chiefly to Easter
cently purchased o f W. S. Allan
Work is progressing on the im­
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McEwan the twenty acre tract, contain­ provement of the road west o f blocks have been failures, and
last week. They had apparent­ music. There will be a ser­
much o f both kinds will un­
ly left their cabin for a short in onette answering the question and son, Ralph, o f Portland, ing the old Handley home. W.J. town. The tops o f the Prince
doubtedly have to be relaid at
hunting trip and becoming lost “ If a man die, shall he live spent the week end at the Powell Bennett will hare charge o f the and Allan hills are being cat
great expense to the city."
in a snow storm perished from again?" A special welcome for home.
orchards for Mr. Noble.
down and the muddy hollow on
strangers.
Mrs. William Hill who was Greer Drive is to be filled.
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Hatch
cold.
The Newberg Graphic for $1.50.
$
Christenson A Larkin Hardware Co.
Have yotf Jewelry, Notes, Other Valuables?
Put them in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes just installed in
a Fire-Proof Vault, Boxes in sizes to suit. Prices reasonable
3 and 4 % on Tim e Certificates and Savings Accounts
Every Section of this Great Store Is
Crowded With Spring Merchandise
Spring Draperies, Rugs, Wall Paper, Etc., Etc.
$ 1.39
d * 1 0 Tapestry Brussels Rugs for l O C A
W. W. Hollingsworth & Sons
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