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TME N ERBERÒ GRAPHIC
Newberg Qraphic
CIRCUIT COURT
E. H. W O O D W A R D
DUNDEE
Mrs. Roe Robison and daugh­
ter, Miss Mamie Pier, have been
PubUahod erery T h an doy moraine
Docket A t McMinnville
in at t e n d a n c e at the annual
OC co : Graphic Building, Mo. 600 Firmi Street
campmeeting of the Seventh Day
atorad at the pootoCeo at N ow borf, Oregon,
d-elaa matter.
Judge Kelly began early on Adventists at Portland. •
June 3rd, to finish up the longest
A. C. Morse has moved his
$1.50 Per Y ear in Advance
family
to Newberg where they
docket in the history o f Yamhill
will
reside
while he goes to Idaho
THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1912
County. The first case called
with the expectation o f finally
was that o f F. H. Ide vs. Sheri­
locating a new home there.
The Graphic had expected to
dan Lumber Co.,W. C. Winslow
have the pictures o f the graduat­
Dundee’s business center shows
ing class o f the college and also and C. L. McNary for the plain­ another improvement in the ad­
the High School in this week’s tiff, and W. O. Sims and McCain, dition to the blacksmith shop.
issue but was unable to get a Vinton and Galloway for the
Wm. Magnus o f Wheatland,
print trom the photographer in defence. This case was based on visited his brother, D. A. M ag­
a certain fire alleged to have oc­ nus, on Sunday.
time to have cuts made.
curred on the plaintiff’ s land due
Mr. and Mrs. David Turner,
to a defective spark arrester on
Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wortman
On Tuesday there was placed a donkey engine o f the defendant’s
on the office desk, in the absence lumber company, whereby it was and daughter, Ruth,- Mr. and
o f the editor, a dainty bon bon alleged that several million feet Mrs. Hartman, and Russell Tur­
box containing a half dozen eggs. of lumber on the plaintiff’ s land ner, drove over from McMinn­
The enclosed card from the “ Fil- was destroyed. After a strong ville Wednesday evening bringing
berta Poultry Yards, Dundee,” battle lasting over tw o days, gifts and good cheer for the eve
said ‘ ‘ Indian Runner duck eggs, the jury brought in a verdict for o f Mrs. J. P. Powell’s birthday.
the most delicate and delicious the sum of $4000. The verdict On Thursday Mrs. H. B. Powell
flavored eggs.” Thanks. T te was a big surprise, as th e invited the old friends and neigh­
p roof will be in the tasting. amount sued for was only $5000. bors in for an afternoon celebra­
tion of the birthday. One o f the
Will report later.
It was understood that a com­
pleasant features of the day was
promise was offered by plaintiff
the
inspection o f the beautiful
On next Monday at the public but rejected. T o make matters
school building, from tw o to six worse, it is rumored that this is piece of oil painting, a study o f
o ’clock in the afternoon, will be only attest case, there being sev­ dogw ood, on which “ grandma”
held the annual school election. eral o f like nature. Evidently, is working.
Many residents o f Dundee and
So far as appears, the office o f the defence was of little avail.
director is making a vain search
The next case was that o f the vicinity were visitors to the New­
f o r an available candidate. longest battle in the legal line berg Rose Show and also the cel­
Under the ideal “ Oregon system” for years, lasting four days. J. ebration in Portland.
which has been heralded to the A. Hewitt and his wife, Mary J
That air o f importance and
four corners of the universe in the Hewitt, each brought separate the extra smile that grandpa
big magazines as the salt o f the claims for damages against the Keyes is wearing these days is
earth, it would never do at all County o f Yamhill by reason of all owing to the great grandson
for a collection of people to get the opening of a certain road who made his appearance in
together in conference and sug­ through the premises o f each of Salem this week at the home of
gest a candidate for. this impor­ them at Unionvale and on what Mr. and M is. David Reef. Mrs.
tant office—perish the thought. is known as Whidby’s Island in Reef, formerly Miss Clara Hard­
One and inseparable, now and the Willamette River. This is­ wick, has many friends in the
forever, let the dear people rule, land is about four miles wide Red Hills who send her best
and carry the news toB illU ’Ren, and six miles from north to wishes on the occasion o f this
the sage and lawgiver o f Oregon south and has no outlet. Mr. new happiness.
City.
Hewitt claimed damages in the
Baby Bennett, who has been
sum o f $2600 and Mrs. Hewitt very ill with whooping-cough
in the sum o f $1750. The tw o and Frances Hatch, who has
cases were consolidated and been suffering from the same
tried as one. The jury brought disease with serious complica­
M r. A nd Mrs. J. E. Vincent, O f in a verdict for $14-5 for Mr. tions, are both recovering slowly.
Middleton, Celebrate Fiftieth Hewitt and $270 for Mrs. Hew­
John Robison o f Amity, visited
Anniversary
itt. Attorney W. M. Ramsey his brother, Roe Robison, on
and ex-Judge Henry Hewitt of Sunday.
On Saturday, June 8, at their Albany appeared for Mr. and
Roy Eddens and Elton Ryan
home at Middleton, Mr. a n d Mrs. Hewitt, while B. A. Kliks
left last week for Kelso and
Mrs. J. E. Vincent gathered their appeared for the County and
relatives and friends about them petitioners. The small verdict Hood River, where they expect to
spend a few weeks.
and celebrated the fiftieth anni was a surprise, coming as it did
On Friday the ladies o f the W.
versary of their marriage. A from the same jury that rendered
C.
T. U. sent out a great number
feast o f good things was spread such a big verdict before. The
in the shade on the lawn at the defence was strongly maintained of beautiful bouquets in obser­
noon hour, where all gathered by the people from the Island. vance o f the annual Flower
round in picnic style, enjoying The Hewitt’s land is crossed for Mission.
the big feast in the old fashioned something more than one and a
Seldom does Dundee see such a
neighborly way. In the after, halt miles and is cut in tw o, but large gathering o f its citizens as
noon a program o f music and the road is a great deal of a ben­ the one that assembled at Groth
recitations was given which was efit to them, the county claiming Hall on Friday evening to hear
greatly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. that it really benefits a great the debate on Woman Suffrage.
Vincent were married in Carrol deal more than it injures.
The hall, which had been deco­
County, Missouri, but-have been
While the jury were viewing rated in yellow and white by a
residents of Oregon for many the premises in the Hewitt case, committee o f young ladies, was
years.
another special jury was picked soon to full for all to find seats,
Those in attendance from Mid­ from McMinnville and vicinity and an adjournment was taken
dleton were: Mr. and Mrs. A. for the case of Dr. Andrew Ker­ to the church. On account o f
W. Jewett and tw o children, Mrs. shaw, former Indian Agent and there being no piano in th e
L. J. Earhart, Wilma Vincent, Willamina capitalist, a g a in s t church, the program had to be
Mrs. Laura Harrington, Mrs. Morris Dudley, over the sale o f a somewhat changed, the instru­
Edee; from Parrett Mountain: quantity of hay. Attorney B. mental selections being omitted.
Mrs. Henry Parrett, W. A. Par­ A. Kliks appeared for the defence Mrs. B. F. Hunter, the chairman
rett, C. A. Parrett, Mr. and Mrs. and W. O. Sims of Sheridan for o f the committee on arrange­
Richard Parrett and four chil­ the Doctor. The trial lasted all ments, presided. The musical
dren; from Sherwood: Mrs. C. J. day, and the jury brought in a numbers were: America, sung by
Baker, E. A. Vincent, Ruby Vin­ verdict for the defendant. This the audience, Earnest Thun,
cent, Reatha Vincent, Lola Vin­ is the second case between the organist, and John Parrett, vio­
cent, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hays, same parties, and with like re­ linist, and a duet, “ Larboard
Chas. H. Hays, Mr. and Mrs. sult. It makes the third case the Watch,” sung by Mrs. E. G.
John T. Smith and son, Wayne Doctor has lost this term, in Shannahan and Prof. T. C. Jory.
Vincent, Nathan Vincent. Mar­ which the same attorneys ap­ The subject for debate, “ Resolved.
garita Foster, Michael Foster; peared, and the fourth time in That Woman Should Have the
trom Newlierg: Mr. and Mrs. which the same attorneys have Right to Vote.” was discussed
W. A. Parrish and eight children, appeared against each other, Mr. by Prof. Jorv and E. S. Greer on
Sallie Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kliks winning all o f them.
the affirmative and Rev. J. G.
Bristow and three children, Mr.
Besides these jury trials, Judge Alford and Prof. R. W. Swink on
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bristow and Kelly took up a number o f mo­ the negative. It is not often that
tw o children, Mrs. N. Bristow, tions, demurrers and ex-parte speakers have the advantage of
Wm. Halbert, Mrs. Anna Beck, matters. The most important talking to such an enthusiastic
Elbert L. Bristow; from Port­ o f the latter class was that o f the audience, each point of affirma­
land: Mr. and Mrs. A. Monroe, Chinese cases against W. G. Hen­ tion or rebuttal and every per­
Blanch Vinson, Daisy V. Vinson, derson, Mr. Kliks filing a cost sonal allusion being greeted by
Mary Ashpole; Mrs. M a t t i e bill in the sum o f $430. A fight impartial applause, the friends
Goodrich and four children, Day- over these costs is made, the and neighbors enjoying to the
ton; J. S. Brown, Tillamook; parties backing the sheriff claim­ full the unusual sight o f four dig­
Chester C. Vinson, Woodburo; ing that the costs ought not to nified friends engaged in a bitter
Mrs. R. O. Vincent, Midland, be allowed in excess o f $240.
war o f words, the retort courte­
Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. L. Vinson
The docket is now clear o f all ous and personal jibes adding
and nine children, La Fayette. cases that are lor trial, but al­ spice to the array of facts. While
Of this number 22 were grand­ ready several criminal matters the negative speakers displayed
children and one great grand­ are up for the next term o f court the greater amount o f oratory,
child.
the facts brought forward by the
besides several civil matters.
Sditor tad Puhhahor
GOLDEN WEDDING
Judge Kelly Winds Up Long
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Monday and Tuesday, June 17 and 18
Showing all m oving parts, including the Cutaway Cylinder Head, exposing the
valves, camshaft, crankshaft, piston head, water pump, also all parts in rear axel
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Baughman’s Garage
affirmative outnumbered th e
points of negation (for very obvi­
ous reasons,) as a rising vote of
the audience taken at the close
o f the meeting proved. It is said
that so convincing were the
arguments in favor o f Woman
Suffrage that one o f the oppo­
nents has decided to cast his
vote for the ladies. The other
gentleman o f the opposition is
not revealing his intentions but
that wise look when the subject is
mentioned speaks for it sel f .
Thanks are due the four gentle­
men who made martys o f them­
selves that this burning question
might be brought before the
voters o f the district. The only
criticism to be offered concerning
the evening’s debate is that tw o
minute speeches were not called
for from members of the audience
as it was evident that several in
attendance were burning with a
desire to join in the discussion.
It is to be hopedfthat the ladies
will arrange similar entertain­
ments now and then and give all
a chance to express their views.
Mrs. Josie Fields and Mrs.
Elmer Marr returned Monday
from a visit o f several weeks
with relatives iir Kansas. T w o
sisters of the former returned
with them. -
Mrs. Green, the ifiother of E.
F. Green, and Mrs. I. N. Camp­
bell, arrived here from her home
in Oskaloosa, Iowa, the first o f
the week, coming through with-
another aged lady. She will re­
main during the summer.
Charley Lapp has sold his con-
fectionenr business to a man
trom McMinnville named De-
tnent.