Newberg graphic., February 21, 1918, Image 8

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iness meeting a very good pro­
L J. SUPSON REPUBLICAN
gram was given in spite o f the
CANDIDATI FOR GOVERNOR tact that tbe program committee
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N tv b trg L o d (« Now 104 A. F.
A A. M. Rsgulsr mooting
Soeond and Fourth Thursday
pleaded leniency, as many of the evenings of ooch month.
The latest to announce himself numbers had to be omitted. N.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
as a republican candidate for L. Wiley gave an original read­ By order W . H. Woodworth, W . M.,
John Larkin, Secretary.
governor is L. J. Simpson, the ing, “ A Trip to the Moon in an
SH ILO H R E LIE F CORPS NO. SB.—
well known lumberman ot Coos Airship,” which reminded one of
Meetings
held the 2nd and 4th Thoib-
county, and father of the city ot the flights of fancy o f someot the
Fence for Am erican people.- A fence for every p u r­
day of each month at 8:30 P. M. in the
North Bend.
famous writers of the day. It I. O. O. F. Hell.
Mr. Simpson was born at Oak­ was replete with local humor
Mrs. Minnie V. Byers , Pres.
pose and you take no chances when you buy A m eri­
land, California, in 1877, and is and one of the interesting tacts
Emms L. Snow, See.
the son ot the late Capt. A. M. about the airship was that its
can— the quality is right and so is the price.
Simpson, the pioneer lumber­ motive power was a hugh rub­ poBnoittaaaaogotteaafflc^^
man. He was educated in the ber bag filled with compressed
public schools o f Oakland, Mt. air furnished by the ladies ot the
Tamalpais M ilitary Academy neighborhood by gossiping. A
from which be graduated, and solo by Miss Edith Sanderman
at the University ot California.
was much enjoyed, and lastly
Starting in as a laborer in his an entertainment by the Cuban
A t the big Company A dance
father’s saw mill, after finishing pigmies who furnished their or­ at McMinnville, March 1, no­
bis education, he worked his chestra and gave a lively pro­ body is expected to wear their
way up and he is now recognized gram.
best clothes but their best smile.
as being one of tbe big men of
It
The Misses Newby and Stroud, At the Auditorium.
the state. For tweive years he ot Springbrook, were Sunday
The Graphic and Weekly Orego
held the position ol mayor of visitors at the McClure home.
North Bend, which shows some­
Mrs. F. Eves and Mrs. A. J man, one year, $2.00.
thing of the confidence his neigh­ Heskett shopped in Portlam
Call Red 108 for your Spirella
bors have in him.
Saturday.
corset.
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Mr. Simpson was elected one
The missionary society held an
of the commissioners o f the Port all day meeting at the home o
Have that plow sharpened at
of Coos Bay after that body was Mrs. G. V. McClure Wednesday McCoy Bros.’ garage for 25c.
formed and was chosen for the Mrs. M. P. Elliott and Mrs. W.
place because ot his familiarity W. Silver, of Newberg, were pres­
For Sale—Blackcap raspberry
with the shipping of the port. ent t o start the ladies off in war plants. Fred Kincaid. 19-20pd
He was one ot the Coos Bay sewing. *
Drain tile for sale by the New
men who went to the national
The station loQks quite home­
berg
Feed & Seed Co.
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capital to secure aid for tbe im­ like and spick and span with a
provement of tbe Coos Bay bar. bright new coat ot paint.
No. 1 drain tile for sale by the
These tacts as to Mr. Simpson’s
Miss Esther Gnstin is at pres­ Spaulding Logging Co.
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'«access in his own part o f the ent helping at the Keeney home
state are in a sense perhaps only in Newberg daring Mrs. Keeney’s
Money to loan on good secur­
of local interest but they show illness.
ity by Clarence Butt, attorney.
that be is a man who w as able
One ot our very patriotic citi­
to cope with the early difficulties zens is George Brickell who do­
is the best stuff fo r spray.
Easy to handle, easy to mix, and it does the work—ask us
Wood For Sale—Good dry fir.
o f Oregon, who succeeded in nated a load o f wood to the Red
fo r information.
February Specials still on Sale.
what be undertook to the ex­ Cross Auxiliary so that the ladies L. Hammer, phone White 169.
On March 1st we will place in our window for March sale, 50 piece gold band dinner
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tent that his ability is recogniz- could sew in comfort these cool
s e t at exceptional value at $&96. N o small pieces in this set, every one useful.
ed in tbe state and that he is a days.
A L ife Tim e Brand—every day Aluminum RoastSr for 91.95 worth at least $2.50.
- Beans of all kinds wanted: also
man who has bad the practical
N. L. Wiley, who has had sacks. Newberg Feed & Seed
Keep your eyes on our window fo r our monthly specials—save money when you can
training to be a governor o f the charge ot the farm crop and la­
these days and use your surplus change to buy War Saving Stamps.
state.
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bor survey in this district, has
Don’t forget w e are well equipped to supply you with your Spray needs.
been busy filling the duties of
For Sale—Good potatoes, $1
TEACHING TROOPS TO
this position the last week.
per sack; pigs for sale. Call John
Practically all the ladies of the Goff, Bine 148.
19-20
neighborhood attended the show­
New York, February 21—By er on Miss Erma Kane given at
For Sale—Ligh t wagon with
the nse of an attractive colored the home of Mrs. J. P. Semmer springs at $15. W. H. Dean,
poster exhibit on the health of on Valentine’s Day at Cbehalem phone 10a62.
I t pd
the soldier, a new educational In significance o f the occasion
F o r Sale—T w o teams each
For Sale—Prune trees, berry Adm inis tra tor’s Notice to C red -
We have an order fo r800sacks
campaign against disease will be tbe honse was profusely decoraf*
of potatoes. See us. Newberg weighing about 2200. Good plants and fruit trees of all kinds
started in the training camps in ed with hearts o f every size, and
Notice i* hereby given. diet die uadeniptod
Feed & Seed Co.
I t shape, $150 a team. Also fresh by Newberg Feed & Seed Co. tf has beea appointed by tbe County Court of
the United States army in the several games using them were
Yamhill County. Stale cl Oregon, admiairtratar.
cow-
Barber.
Phone White
next ten days. The exhibit was played. Miss Kane was then YAMOREG COLLECTION AGENCY
with tbe will «erred , of the «ta le of Gaotge
168.
20-21 pd
Notice to Contractors
Paul Shako«, late of «aid couaty, decaaeed. amd
prepared nnder the direction ot read instructions in rhyme to
McMinnville, Oregon,
that he hai duly qaalibad at *uch - » - n im v -
The
County
Court
of
Yamhill
the National Association for the search in every corner of the Gets results. Takes' the blame.
Tberefore, all panoaa having claim* Main*
Reward—Lost Weed auto tire
county will receive bids until 10
Study and Prevention of Tuber­ house to see what she conld find,
ehain 34-4 in good condition.
theaa, duly Tinted. to the
o ’clock a. m. ot the 23d day ot
culosis and will be distributed and soon a hugh pile of bundles
■adorne, near Newham. Orafo
LOANS—Lowest rates, no de­ Finder please leave at Graphic
and nsed through the Education­ in the middle of the floor attest­ lays; mortgages bought. A ttor­ office and receive reward of one February, 1918, for crushed rock --------ih* from the dale of du* notice.
Dated. February 7th. 1918.
in the following quantities, and
al Bureau ol the War Work
ney
B.
A.
Kliks,
McMinnville.
Cari E. Skelton.
dollar.
I
t
ed to her diligent search. Deli­
at the following quarries, to be Administrator, with the w i l l --------1
Council ot the Y. M. C. A. The cious refreshments were furnish­
«tate of George Haul Skekoa, decern
For Sale—Good young horse,
Registered Jersey Bull—Service crushed in three sizes, the largest Raawcy. I »age and N e«. Attorney*
artist is James Daugherty, of
ed by the hostess. Miss Fleda weight 1300 lbs. Phone 29a-
Fat Or
$1.50 cash. Inquire Jay Graves, to pass through a three ipchring
this city.
Fort ione February 7. 1918.
Kane, wbp is at present in P ort­ 151, Newberg. W. A. Baker.20tf
tor
the
foundation,
smaller
sizes
opposite light plant or Mr. Al-
The exhibit covers three differ­
I March 7. 1918.
land, was out for the day.
lembaugh,
corner Second and tor the second coat, and the fine
ent subjects with five panels to a
Of much interest at Rex and vi­
Wanted—25 head yonng cattle
h e riffs Sale.
Washington.
20-21 pd for the top dressing. Said rock la the Circuii S Court
subject. The first subject is“ Dis-
of the State of Oregon.
cinity on account of their popu­ tw o to three years oldjnojersevs.
to
be
delivered
into
the
bunkers
For Yamhill County.
eases Are Spread By Close Con­
larity, was the wedding, Wed­ Barber, phone White 168. 21pd
For Sale—10 head high grade by the contractor in three grades C. W. EJInon. Plaintif,
tact.” For instance, the warn­
VS.
nesday, of Miss Erma Kane and
milk cows,part fresh and remain­ and sizes, and to furnish all labor
D. I. Gilbert. Raymond Gilbert, by C. B.
ing against coughs and colds,
F or Bargains in new and sec­ der will be in about a month. All and tools tor the same, the
Carl Miller, o f Newberg. The
W iU n. hi* guerdon ad liloa. Huld» H .
which pave the way for so much
Gilbert, Anna R. Amidon and ho hn>-
ond
hand goods call at Nash’s good milkers. L. T. Finigan, 8 county to furnish thecrusherand
young couple quietly drove to
^ hand. Ebnet L. Amidon, Defendant*.
disastrous illness in army life, is
Salem, accompanied by Mrs Jas. Second Hand Store, 304 First St. miles north of Newberg.
20pd elevating machinery and the rock
illustrated by life-like pictures of
and order of aale, iooad out of the above
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Kane, Mrs. U. S. G. Miller and
at the different quarries in the decree
entitled Court in the above «titled cauae. to the
tour soldiers opening a box from
Automatic
Tongs—You
hold
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, and
undemgned Sherif of Yamhill county, Oregon,
home in a tent at night. One is
For Sale—Dodge auto, good tbe long, cool handle the easy quarry:
direct edand debvwed, and dated January 15th.
were married at noon at the
Starr quarry, 800 yards;
1 1916, upoa a decree aad judgment rendered on
in tbe act of sneezing in the faces
conditura, a bargain; also auto w ay. The tongs hold your hot
M. E. parsonage. Tbe young
Jaauary 5th. 1916, and Uad the **a* data, and
Amity quarry 1000 yards;
of his comrades. Similarly the
trailer. Ed Davis, N. College St. pie plate or pudding pan the safe
recorded in Volume 16. Pag* 496. of the Jour­
bride wore a spring suit of dark
Gopher
quarry,
500
yards;
nal of laid Circuit Court of the State of Ora-
danger of spreading measles,
Newberg, Oregon.
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w
ay.
By
mail
or
express,
75
blue with a chic little purple hat
■on, for Yamhill county in Uvor of C. W .
Jones quarry, 1000 yards; .
pneumonia, tuberculosis and
cents. A t your service, Frank
EJJrioo. the above mnrd Piamo!. oaf agoart
and red fox fur. After the cere­
Poor Farm quarry, 2000 yds.; die
White Leghorn baby chicks,
above aamed Defendant*, and daemon that
veneral disease is graphically
Wood, Newberg, Ore.
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mony the happy young couple
the Plaintif have and recovo of and from the
Stout quarry, 1000 yards;
11 centR; hatching eggs, $5 per
portrayed.
acid Defendant. D. J. Gilbert the aim ef
left on the Oregon Electric tor
Dundee quarry, 400 yards;
hundred. Phone 30a53. A. A.
Jim Durham is coming out
4601.20 with intorot Ihn en from the 5th day
The second series ot five panels
parts unknown, on their wed­
of January. 1916, at the rate of right per oort
Etzweiler quarry, 600 yards;
Post, Cbehalem Center.
19tf from Portland to call for the big
illustrates the topic, “ Diseases
per annum, and the furtho aim 0 1 4 2 2 ,9 7 to­
ding trip. The bride, who has
Patton quarry, 500 yards;
gether with intanai at the rale of ax par cent
dance for the benefit o f Company
Are Prevented by Knowledge
lived at Rex with her parents for
N. P. Nelson quarry, 500yards ( too January 5th. 1918, «n i the further
Garage for Fords, 2nd and Col­ A at McMinnville, March 1.
and Care.” Methods of avoid­
of 460.0D attorney’* foo and tha furtho
the past six years, is a great fav­ lege. Repairs, vulcanizing, cars
Dr. Logan quarry, 500 yards; *uo
Every other dance will be a
•urn of 423.50 cort. and dhbuooneul*. and or­
ing * carelessness in congbing,
orite on account o f her sweet dis­ stored, anto livery; phone Black
Parrett Mt. quarry, 600yards; dering dia ml* of tha following dmcribad rent
square dance.
A t the Audi­
sneezing and spitting; the use of
property, to Mtrify rod t u o of money, rimated
position and winning ways, and 198; Blue 186. W. S. Stull... 4tf
Jones,
Lafayette, 700 yards.
torium.
It
individual drinking cups, towels,
• * » ly « f o Yamhill county. Orman, and being
Mr. Miller is to be congratulat­
a part at the Donation Land G ain of J. B.
Said
contractors
will
be
re­
etc., are illustrated. The impor­ ed upon bis choice of u jyife.
Roger* and wife, and bounded aad daacribad a*
If yon are worth fighting for,
For Sale—Pair o f mares weigh­ quired to give a bond for the toltoW
B, to* IV
tance ot promptly reporting to
yon
will
help
Co.
A,
somewhere
The yonng couple will make their
ing 2600, pair tw o year old fulfillment of their respective con­ Beginning 330 feat North of the North ride
the doctor even the slightest ail­
home in Newberg for the present. in France who are fighting for Coach colts, one seven months tracts if awarded bv the county. of Fifth rtreet, and 175 feet W ot of the Wort
»•de of Blaine rtreet, in the City of Newham in
ment, is emphasized. Tbe last
yon, March 1, at McMinnville old Coach colt, 3-inch wagon The county reserving the right mid Corarty. and naariag thence South 186faat;
series is a red-blooded group of
thence Wart 93 fort; thence North to the motor
Auditorium.
It
with 3-inch tire, bay tedder, 7-16 to reject any Or all bids.
of Portland aad Dayton wagon road, aod lhaace
cuts entitled “ Fitness For Fight-
hay rack, 14-inch Syracuse plow,
All bids to be filed with C. B. in a N orth nrtariy direction along tha cantor of
mg*
Mod to tha North wart comer of a tract of
Auction Sail« Friday Afternoon 12-ioch John Deere plow, John Wilson, Clerk.
19-20 •aid
land owned by one A . O. Milk, and thane*
Twenty sets of these exhibits
Mrs. Kunzie, who is preparing Deere seven shovel cultivator, five
South to the Southwert comm of mad Mill*
are being prepared tor immediate
tract, and dionea Wart to the placo of b a ja M «,
Adm inistratrix Notice
to
leave
for
Boise,
Idaho,
will
shovel
cultivator,
harrow
tooth
shipped to
containing one acre of land, mora or 1am.
use. Eventually there will be
Notice i* hereby pwm that the uadeniomd.
make
a
public
sale
of
Iper
house-
cultivator,
2
Poland
China
brood
Now TherefoM, by virtu* of nid Execution,
one set in each camp in this coun­
Ro— **d I. Young. ha* be*a duly appointed judgment decree and orderof ml*, and for the
lold
goods
at
her
residence
on
sows
dne
to
farrow
in
April,
set
admin irtratrix ot the «tote of jam « O . S p a ­ puraonef obtaoiag fund* with which to antafy
try and in France. A stock lec­
forth Main street, opposite the heavy work harness. G.W. Day- cer, d*eaa*ed. by the Coarty Court of Yamhill mid aim* of money above named, I will an Sat­
ture goes with each exhibit. In
county, Oregon, and ha* qualiiad.
urday, Match the 2nd. 1918, at the hoar of 11
Catholic church, on Friday after­ ton, half mile west ot Fernwood
Now. therefore, all perm«* having claim* o’clock A . M. of Mad day. at the wart doer of
addition a folder of health ad­
1
the
eatale
of
laid
Jama*
O
.
Spencer,
de-
noon of this week. Terms of school honse, phone Red 148.21p
the Court Hoam ia McMianvilia, Yamhill county,
Promptly brings s chepk for aii
vice, called “ Red Blood,” is dis­
Oregon, *efl ni publie onction, to tha highert bid-
t is worth. Snip your next can
sale,
cash
in
band.
Auctioneer,
tributed to the men.
do, lor cari» in hand, tha above deoenbed real
ito us end watch results. ‘ ‘Satis­
Chick— P is Supper
N. P. Nelson.
It
property, for the puroon of Mtiefving mad Ena-
fied Shippers” is tbe secret of our
GNlMBRg jyC^jllMüt 8HQ o fjtf of $ttl$g m j CQ$Ri of
The ladies of the Baptist church
m*kÌ"* W .* a HENDERSON. Sharif.
Graphic and Waaidy Ore- w ill serve a chicken pie sapper on
NdZeiwOOQ bompany
YaaahiU county. Oregon.
Friday evening o f this week in
The regular meeting of the Civ­
Dated thi* 23rd day of Jenaary, 1916.
gonian, on yoar, for $2.00.
..
_ fc Nart, Asenmye far Plaintif.
the basement of the church, 6 to
PORTLAND
ic Improvement Club was held
Fart ione Fab. 21, 1918.
Fmt pnfilrrtfM, ^aaaary 24th. 1918.
Lart ione Mara* ì n. 1918.
Sale bills printed at this office. 8 o ’clock, 35 cents.
Tuesday evening. After the bus-
AMERICAN
WIRE FENCES TH
G ET TH E '»I
RIGHT KIND,
PROTECT HEALTH
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
Every Can o f
Cream
H A ZE LW O O D
PORTLAND