NEWBEBG. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1914
A PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR
REMAINS OF W. N. SUTTON
BURIED AT DUNDEE
ESTHER HOLLINGSWORTH.
on "SdMwl Sanitation” aft
3 o’clock Saturday, March 14.
Taacbora
at
fighting me, the undersigned,
A WORD FROM PURDY are
and I might add, too, that I
have no attorney fend that I am
It Fighting Some Twenty Law- fighting my own case, so the
public must not expect to o much
yen Single Handed -
o f me. But there is one thing
sure that I can safely say, that
E ditor Graphic:
You will kindly allow me to when 1 started in to litigate, or
communicate to the public, rather to defend myself against
through your valuable paper, the litigation started against
the status o f my cate, a t my ac­ me, that I had as good a war­
quaintance! have recently ex- ranty deed as any man or woman
pretted themselves at being very in the state o f Oregon, and I con­
t o n y th at m y tuit w at th row » sider myasif well, qualified t o
out o f court, they having read know what a good, legitimate
the article in the Portland Jour­ deed is, as I have been a notary
nal relative to my m otion for a public for eight or ten years and
separate trial for my case being have acknowledged many deeds.
Now, I wish to suggest to the
denied. I with to state that my
reader
that he take a deed that
trial on the escheat cate it set to
come off April 6, before Honora­ was other than genuine and offer
ble Judge M orrow,, o f Depart­ it for record,^and alter doing so
ment 2 o f the Circuit Court o f some adverse party should ask
for an injunction to prevent you
Multnomah county.
The other cate, wherein 1 have ] from recording it, and then you
sued C. M. Idleman. Agnes Butts have p hearing and the judge or­
and the estate o f H. D. Winters, ders your deed recorded, alter
is not at this time at issue, but which the controversy is carried
will be soon. Mr. Idlemau filed into the courts, and you are de­
a motion asking that I* should feated in the lower court, the
make my complaint more defi­ case goes to the supreme court
nite and plain, and I am now and you are defeated there. Then
ready to file an amended com­ you go back into court tw o dif­
plaint which >« *o definite and ferent times and place the estate
plain'that there will be no ques­ and the parties adverse to you
tion as to that phase o f the case, in a position that they w ill have
but 1 wish to call the attention to spend hundreds of dollars be­
o f the public to the fact that they fore they can again hold on to
cannot rely altogether on the the property that is described in
public press of Portland, I am said deed.
sorry to say, and especially so of Now, ot course, I do not think
the Portland Journal, tor it you could get this for in a con­
seems anxious to give the other troversy of this kind unless you
side the best ot the deal. I sup­ had a g o o d ‘ deed, because I am
pose the reason for that is that confident that you would get run
Thomas O’Day, John Manning in somewhere and a criminal ac­
and Oss West are linked to ­ tion would sure be pending
gether to deteat me out ot my against you, if you had not al­
rights to this property, and I am ready gone to ja il for offering a
expecting, as long as I tell this deed o f that kind for record, and
to the public, that the Portland while you are considering this
Journal will hammer aw ay at matter remember the writer o f
this article has been just as free
mg.
The Oregonian and Telegram as the sun that shines, and not a
have recently been very fair in blot nor Mur is upon any record
their reporting o f my case, but I with reference to any criminal
would advise that whatever you4 action lor the introducing o f this
read with reference to this trial deed or causing this estate and
that you read between the lines, its adverse claimants to spend
tor mole hills will be made into these thousands o f dollars
mountains, and especially will through this controversy.
There is only one thing more
this be so with the Journal. Why,
this paper even had Idleman as that I can think o f at this time,
my attorney in an article when and that is that “ this is a re­
they reported my having sued markable case.”
Yours very truly,
for one hundred thousand dol­
Will E. Purdy.
lars damages for their swindling,
robbing and defaming me.
DUNDEE POSTOFFICE ROBBED
I might add that there are
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about nineteen attorneys con­
The depot and postoffice at
nected in one w ay or another in Dundee were broken into on
this Winters controversy, and Tuesday night and some few
all o f these, with one exception, articles takes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hollings-* On last Sunday the remains ot
worth gave their daughter. M iss. * • Sutton, w ho was in bu*i-
Esther, a pleasant surprise by in- n<ss in Newberg some fifteen
viting a number o f her friends to T«*™ ago, were buried in the
their home on Tuesday evening Dundee cemetery under the au#-
to help her celebrate her 18th Pic*s o f the Woodmen o f the
■ W orld, o f which order he was a
birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in play* j rat tmber..
ing games, guessing green co-i
co- j He
* died at the Good Samaritan
nundrumsand singing songs pTH ospital in Portland as a result
o f a bullet wound* iu the head
old Ireland.
The room s were profusely dec­ which he received at bit» home at
orated with shamrocks, ferns 1856 Bast Harrison street. He
and Oregon grape. Beautiful was alone in his room when the
boquets added much to the at*
»hot was fired and wheth-
er
it
was
premeditated or by ac-
tractiveness o f the scene. Even
the “ blarney stone” was in evi- «den t is a m atter for conjecture
The age o f the deceased was
dence suggesting old St. Patrick.
40
years and be had been a resi-
D a i n t y refreshments w e r e
ot Oregon for 32 years- He
served and the young people
married
to Olive Townsend
went home before midnight, all
1888,
who
survives him.
in jo lly spirits. The hostess w
re are also three children,
assisted in entertaining by Mrs,
Airs.
Prank Nixon, Olive and
J. B. H ollingsworth and M
Gladys Hannon and Laura GusJ M aijorie Sutton.
For the first tw o years W. N.
tin.
j
y
.Sutton
was engaged in merchan-
The guests invited were; M ary
ya
dising
in
Newberg it was a
Bennett, Olive Bennett, Glad
Hannon, Beta MacDonald, Vivi­ pleasure to do business w ith him
an Dodge, Prances Elliott, Hasel as be was possessed o ot f a most
Elliott, Eva Colcord, B u l a likeable disposition, but later on,
Kienle, H axel Fine, Lorene Smith, owing to ill health be became
Irene W e n t z , Kathleen Gass, morose and had the bearing o f
Walter Van Atta, O. B. Kyle, f M w ho was tired o f life. F or
OmerGause, Frank Miller, L loy d Several years the family has
Edwards. Everett George, R oy been residing in Portland.
Slater, Russel Parker, Clarence
TO ANNUL PAROL POST.
Kienle, W. B. Pine and Roy
t
Russel.
A campaign in which all the
ates o f the Pacific coast are
W. C. T. U. MEMORIAL
Actively join ing is that now be-
to secure an
A t « recent W. G. X. U.
fcfbeautifn
gram in remembrance ot Prances regulations effecting the mailing
B. Willard was held at the home o f seeds, bulbs, plants, cuttings,
ot Mrs. David Johnson. The etc. Under present provisions
double parlors were filled by these m ost all take a flat rate of
one cent for tw o ounces, which
forty-five interested hearers.
Opened by singing “ Crusade means that the man w ho mails
Hymn.” Scripture reading, 146 some plants to his neighbor five
Ps., Crusade Ps., by Evangelist miles aw ay, pays exactly the
Mary J. Newlin. Forty-one say­ 1 same postage he would if mail­
ings of Frances Willard were read ing them to New York.
according to number. Solo— This is such a manifest discrim­
“ There’s a M ighty H ost Agath- ination against the former, the
ering,” Mrs. Olive Whitely, sang gardener and the seedsman who
in her ow n w ay. “ Early Life of hopes to build up a business« in
Our Frances” was given in a his own locality that commercial
pleasing manner by Mrs. Penn­ clubs, granges and hundreds of
ington. Short t a lk —“ Frances individuals are addressing spir­
Willard yet Sjieaketh Thru the ited protests to their congres­
Memorial Fund,” Louisa Round. sional delegates in Washington.
White Ribbon R a l l y S o n g . Every ' additional letter will
“ Characteristics o f Frances Wil­ help, and it is hoped that read­
lard” were given in an excellent ers o f this, paper will use their
paper by M yrtle Hollingsworth. best efforts tow ard securing this
Solo—Ethel M orris sang with amendment.
deep feeling, “ Unto the Steadfast
‘WHEN THE EARTH TREMBLED”
Hills I will Lilt up M y Eyes.”
Reading—4'The White M ap and
A spectacular drama in three
the Colored People,” Prances
reels, a story of the San Francis­
M atthews. The last words of
co earthquake. It will be shown
Prances E. Willard “ How Beau­
at the Star Theatre Friday and
tiful to be W ithGodJ’ Mrs. M an
Saturday o f this week. Also a
B. C. Scott. Singing—“ Some
Vitagraph comedy with Norma
Glad D ay.”
Talmadge and Leo Delaney play­
Dainty refreshments, under the
ing leads. Incidental music will
direction o f M yrtle Hollings­
be played tor the pictures on the
w orth, were served.
Star’s Baby Grand piano by
Prof. J. B. Hnnt.
TELEPHONE NOTICE
Coming M onday and Tuesday,
James K . Hackett in “ The Pris­
A new telephone directory will oner o f Zenda,” Daniel Froh-
be issued M arch 25. Those wish­ man’s greatest success.
ing changes made or new names
If you fail to hear the Troubo-
inserted will please report same
dours you will miss the best
to the telephone office at once.
Newberg Telephone Company. thing ot the season.
Insurance
Company
O n ly C o m p a n y “Exclusively Oregon1
B e s t fo r O r e g o n ia n s N
t e s Offlos, Otvtatt Btfldtns. Fifth sad
PerüaW
EUGENS P. SAMUEL
District !
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industrial conven­
tion and county exhibit,
t i West Linn, Clackamas cou n ty,
m will erect a $15,000 city hall.
A $20,000 office building w ill
be erected at Baker City fo r
Louis Sommtrs, o f Portland.
by th« Stet«
The Swedish Lutheran church,
• B d S te t lM le * .j
of Portland, will erectahospitaL
The supreme court during the
The Eugene Iron Works i»
past week has again decided planning to begin the manufac­
against Labor Csmmissioner O. ture of a portable range fo r
P. Hoff, in his effort to enforce mountain and military purposm .
the eight-hour law in all state
C. L. Clark, o f Marshfield, watt
institutions.
' *•’ « c t . three-story apartment,
a » La Grande
__*•* S lj »/«''?- **A. i * .•
a 836,000 catbe-'
AmobtfSsW Srick buildings for
drftl.
1014 are a school boose a t 8B-
The M ilton box foctory is be­ verton and a city hall at W ood-
ing enlarged to 500,000 capac­ burn.
ity.
Corvallis Odd Fellows plan»
The new Southern Pacific the erection o f a three - s to fjr
bridge over Coos Bay will cost ti tuple.
$800,000.
Mt laiia is to have a $25,000-
A logging company at Knappa elrctric power plant.
will extend its railroad three
T w o concrete business build-
miles.
ings are going to be built a t
The Eugene Fruit Growers’ As­ once in Eugene.
sociation has orders for $10,000
Y«ateh~Brothers, o f C ottage
o f their 1014 product.
Grove, will erect a new store
North Bend school board is building.
planning a new high school.
The attorney general sustain»
Sherwood is to have a $10,- the injunction suit o f the Em­
000 hotel and bank building.
ployers’ Association against run­
Spriugfield and Hood River ning the state printing office a s »
have subscribed for canneries.
closed shop, but holds the sta te
The Wilbur Woolen Mills, at can pay the union scale o f wages.
Stayton, will be enlarged, and a
All subcontractors on the Will­
warehouse and matress factory amette Pacific are preparing tev
added.
start work at once.
The Everfresh Food Products
C o., at Sutherlin, will enlarge
DATES FIXED FDR
its plant to double capacity.
LIVESTOCK SHOW
The Rainier Mineral Soap Fac­
tory, at St. Helens, has made ar­
Dates tor the International
rangements to operate this year,
Livestock
Exposition have been
starring this month.
Hhe Boeker basket factory, at fixed for December 7-12, 1914v
Hillsboro, will be enlarged and a at the Union Stock Yards in
Portland. The announcement ia
line o f wicker ¿hairs added. •
Kimball cultivators, manufac­ made thus early in the season in
tured at The Dalles, are shipped order that stockmen and ranch­
ers may have a long season in
East by the carload.
The people o f Turner have which to prepare their exhibits.
General Manager Plummer
voted to install a supply of pure
states
that this will probably be
spring water.
The striking operatives in the only first class stock shour
shingle mills in Oregon and in the country at which no entry
Washington are being replaced fee is charged to exhibitors o r
admission fee to the visiting
by non-union men.
The state and federal commis­ public. The premium list is the
sioners on development o f The largest and most comprehensive
Dalles water power project, vis­ ever offered in the Northwest.
ited the grounds the past week
to select a cite.
SUNDAY AT FRIENDS CHURCH
The Eugene excelsior plant will
double its plant, and in a new
For Sunday morning service
fire-proot building hopes to have at 11:00 o ’clock the pastor is
a payroll of $10,000 within a planning to give a special mes­
year.
sage to parents; theme, “ The
There is a general sentiment Preservation of the Home.” In
growing that Oregon has gone the evening the Endeavor So-
tao far in progressive legislation I ciety will have charge of the reg-
that handicaps industries.
ular service, the same to begin a t
Lane county manufacturers' ^ o ’clock, with special program ,
met Tuesday, March 10, to con- AU invited.
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