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$250,000 BURGLARY
Q u a li t y Rings T r u e
in this store’s merchandise. Always courteous and efficient ,
service, together with price fairness makes this your store—
the place where satisfaction is assured.
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New berg’s Forem ost F u rn itu re S to re
Foremost because of the merits of this store, foremost because o f its Price Fairness
in furniture selling and Newberg’s most careful home-furnishers have come to
know and to look to this store for dependability in furniture—the kind that can be
relied upon to give service for years. Whether it be for the most modest cottage or
or the finest home, the same is true in every instance, quality at its best and prices
the lowest. Call and see our large stock o f furnishings. Our prices will suit you.
W . W . Jfcoiiingsworth
THE STO R E OF Q U ALITY
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of First and Howard
JN N E W YORK
New York.— An East 8ide burglary
perpetrated by clever cracksmen sogie
time Sunday netted the* thieves the
largest haul obtained In New York
city In many yeara. Martin Simons &
Sons, pawnbrokers in Hester street,
were the victims and the property
stolen Includes $200,000 worth of Jew­
elry, diamonds and other precious
stones, and $60,000 worth of negotia­
ble securities.
,
The thieves gained accesti to the
pawnbroker’s richly stored vaults by
means of a tunnel from an abutting
building on a neighboring street. They
made a clean getaway with their val­
uable loot.
The police found that the tunnel had
been begun in the cellar of a house In
Eldridge street, adjoining Simons’
place. It was driven through the wall
of the Kldridge street house and into
a wood bln in the cellar of the Simons
store.
There, leading up Into the
pawnbroker’s shop, Is a flight of stairs
which are wired for burglar alarm.
The thieves avoided them and sawed
away the overhead flooring at a spot
directly In front of the treasure vault
The v a u lt which stands 12 feet high
and Is built Into the wall, was entered
by chopping away the masonry.
will probably make little difference in the prevailing
prosperity of this nation, state or community, but it’»
always safe to save no matter who is President Save
while you are earning and be prepared for the time
when your earning capacity will cease. Its easy
when you get the habit Put your money in our Sav­
ings Department where it will be absolutely safe and
draw 4 per cent interest compounded semi-annually.
United States National Bank
NEWBCRQ. O R E G O N
— s
Administratrix Notice
In th . County Court of tho State of Oregon for
the County of Y am h ill.
In the Matter of the Batate
. i
of
F . T. Keyea, Deceased,
Laura B. Hardwick, Administratrix,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
T o all whom It may ooncern, notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned wes appointed ad­
Kohler Is Found Guilty and Ousted m inistratrix o f said estate by order of the Coun­
Cleveland, O.— The civil service ty Court, dated January 30th, 1918. A lt persons
commission announced that It had having claims against the said estate are here­
Jtound Chief of Police Fred Kohler by directed to preeent the same, duly verified,
within six months from the date of the first
guilty of “gross Immorality, conduct publication of this notice, by mall, addressed
unbecoming an officer and gentleman to Laura 8. Hardwick, Newberg. Oregon.
Tbe first publication of tble notice is made In
and conduct subversive to good order
and discipline in the police depart­ the Newberg Oraphic on tbe 20th day of Febru­
ary, 191S.
m ent” and immediately discharged
Laura B. Hardwick,
him from office.
19-X8
Adm inistratrix.
Special Easter services will be
Real Estate Transfers.
held by the Sunday School pupils
J A Axson to E F Rowland EVi
at the church Sunday at 7:30 p.
A- ■
It 24 Cozines 2nd Add McMinn­
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m.
ville $10.
Newberg, Ore., Mar. 14,1913.
Don’t forget the Frances Wil­
Fred Baughman to Meda Brig­
T o the Public:
lard and Neal Dow memorial ser­
ham
55 ac David Ramsey die t 3
It is a well known fact, which vices to be held Friday, the
no honest man, who is acquaint­ twenty-eighth, by the W .C. T.U . r 2 $10.
F A Chapman to J E Patter
ed with the truth, can dispute,
Joe Hess, o f Rockland, Idaho, Roadw ay in W Chapman die tj>
Hyde Jury Disagrees
that I have beep robbed and
has been visiting his mother and r 6 $250.
Kansas City, Mo,— After having de­
swindled out o f a valuable piece
grandmother. His mother, Mrs.
C S Chase & hub to M a ry A liberated four days the Jury In the
of property in Portland by offi­
Kate Hess, accompanied him Wills Vi of 20 ac in Wm Jones & case of Dr. B. Clark Hyde, on trial for
cials and ex-officials o f the State
the murder of Colonel Thomas H.
home on Tuesday.
¡John
Welch
die
t
3
s
r
3
w
$10.
Swope, millionaire philanthropist, re­
o f Oregon and o f Multnomah
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. M oore vis-
N
Christenson
&
wf
to
O
Nel­
ported a disagreement and was dis­
County. I t is my honest belief
iited Mrs. M oore’s parents, Mr. son It 1 blk K Cozine’s 3rd Add charged. The Jury stood nine for ac­
that this w a s done by a colusion
quittal, three for conviction.
o f individuals whose object it is and Mrs. w Bland Herring, la stM cM in n ville $700.
archi-' > Ella E Cole to Levi W Sayler
. „ iw>ia
* u ; «r -n rm vrfv} Sunday. Mr. M oore is an archi-
and is G—
d in r u n « -* blk- 43 0 ,k Park Add MO.
Minnville
$525.
are heirs on the one hand and
ctmngt, for
th' S. M. Parrett M in n .ill. S5SS
John N Crosby to Sarah M
escheat proceedings o n t h e house that Mr. Herring recently
Crosby blks 47-48-63 & 64 Dun­
other, until I am worn out and P ° rc a
the public is disgusted with the
J- H. Millison, o f Park Springs dee $1.
S A Deskins to Lora 0 Spauld­
whole affair. While doing so, Farm, went to Portland Mon-
ing
7.55 ac in D D Deskins die t 3
they are collecting $450 p e r day.
month rents, which keeps soul • M ayor H. B. Powell made a s r 2 w $4,530.
A M Dunlav & w fto R J Moats
and body together while all this business trip to Portland on
NVi
blk 7 It 3 Deskins Add New­
monkey business is going on. Tuesday.
berg
$10.
G. A. Dearborn went to Salem
T o justify themselves this clique
Leslie L Fortune & w f to D &
had to attempt to blacken my Tuesday.
E
Martin It 1 Little Homes $10.
Mrs. J. D. Gordon and Mrs.
character, and in this attempt
W M F r y e r & w f to R A
they have used men and women i David Johnson, o f Newberg, were
Goodrich
part It 1 blk 1 Hatis-
who are void o f character and Tuesday guests of W. J. Gordon,
w irth’s 1st Add North Yamhill
honor like unto themselves.
• | Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Byers Sr.
Now then, these officials and were Sunday visitors in Dundee. $800.
R A Griffith & w f to S F Yo-
ex-officials are about to go before
Mr. Robins went to Portland com It 9 & s 2 ac It 8 K in g ’s sub
the voters again for office.
on Wednesday.
$3,400.
That I may be in a position to
Mrs. Fred Kennedy was a
Anna K Nelson to Amos Nelson
measure myself up along side of
Newberg visitor on Wednesday. 600 ac in t 3 s r 3 w $1.
these men, that the public may
Mrs. Bernhardt Groth cele­
S M Olmstead to Dan’l E Way
know who has honor and who
brated her birthday anniversary Its 3-14 blk 50 Edwards Add to
has corruption, I have decided,
on Sunday. Several o f her mar­ Newberg $1,500.
after being rejieatedlv urged by
ried children and their families
Sam’l L Parrett & w f to Laura
my own conscience, to become a
and friends from out o f town Green 1.85 ac in Richard Everest
candidate tor Governor o f Ore­
were present to wish her many die in t 3 s r 2 w $10.
gon at the next general election.
happy returns of the day.
Samuel Parrett & w f to public
It makes no difference which
2.06
ac in Richard Everest Add.
Mrs.
Swanson,
a
former
resi­
political party is in control in
Samuel
Parrett & w f to L C
Oregon, it is graft and corruption dent o f Dundee, has been visiting
& Anna Christopherson 5 ac in
all along the line, from the high­ here.
Mrs. Homer Fisher, o f Bull Richard Everest Add $1,875
est to the very lowest official
George C Richey & w f to Eu­
Run, has been spending a few
throughout our state.
gene Bible University part blk 3
Political parties are all right, days in Dundee packing her
Newberg $10.
but those who are holding the household goods and getting her
George C Richey & w f to Eu­
reins i n these several political house ready for Mr. and Mrs. A.
parties are most -of them, I be­ A. Parrett who expect to move gene Bible University 12x94 ft in
Newberg $10.
in before the first of April.
lieve, corrupt.
Ruth C Printol to Thos F
Therefore, that I may be free
Cowing Sr N E Vi Sec 8 t 2 s r 5
CH EH ALEM CENTER
from the association o f these un­
w $1,000.
scrupulous politicians and in a
Mrs. C. J. Jacobson made a
W H Sanders to Eliza Caldwell
position that I may wade into a
visit to St. Johns during the 26.53 ac in Ed ward Cluff die in
free-for-all fight for the greatest
week.
t 4 s r 4 w $10.
office within the gift of the voters
F Sherwood & hus to Jno M
The
C.
C.
Literary
Club
held
o f this state,
I do here and now offer myself their meeting last Friday even- Harrington 36.14 ac in Wm
as an unpartisan candidate for i n g: K. L. Tangen awarded Newby die in t 4 s r 4 w $10.
W Simmons & w f to Kasper
Governor of Oregon at the next four prizes o f fifty cents to the
best essay on “ Co-operation of Bannach W Vi N E Vi o f N E Vi
general election.
the
Farmers,” and twenty-five sec 3 5t 5 8 r 8 w $225.
In the near future I shall pub­
F Westerman & w f to John
lish m y platform o r politics, cents each to the next three best.
which I can assure you will ndt Miss Ella Hess received first Whitman und Vi o f 51 ac in
be ratified by the several political prize, M i s s Ella Christenson, Elisha Bedwcll diet 2 &3 s r 4 &
second, Carlos Johnson third, 5 w $1,800.
parties.
Mary A Wills & hub to Cor­
and Victor Hendrickson fourth.
Respectfully,
nelia
Chase 20 ac in John Welch
There
were
nine
essays
and
all
of
Will E. Purdy.
die
in
t 3 s r 3 w $10.
them were good.
A l b e r t T Yocom to Isaac
On Saturday evening t h e
D U N D EE
Lambright
77 ac in Thos Yocom
Chorus Class o f vocal music,
die
&
146.20
ac in W Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Prince and with Miss Lillian Perkins, teach­
Elmer Everest and family have er, gave a splendid concert which die t 5 s t 5 w $6,600.
moved to Newberg.
was enjoyed by all. Miss Per­
Cash For Old Iron
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allan and kin* gave tw o splendid readings
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Graeper also during the evening.
j T o anyone w f pay cash for old
went to Portland Saturday to
There will be a Christian En- cast-iron. Bring in your old
attend the matinee of “ Bunt deavor Social n e x t Saturday, castings. Newberg Iron Works,
evening at Bonny View.
Pulls the Strings.“
16th and Blaine streets.
PURDY IS OUT FOR
GOVERNOR OF OREGON
The Democratic Administration
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to W h ite & C o .
for R E A L ESTA TE
and BEAVER STATE
706 First Street
New berg, Oregon
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