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HARD FOUGHT CUB « CPU
CUlt COURT AT XeXmmLLB
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YieMinnville, Feb. 11— f ile moat
rttubbornly contacted cat« fought iu
tlie circuit court for yean, even to
■ tbe Jury room, wan th; case of Del'
sllagsa ip lent plan to pin n drees shield with
mar D. Lebold tb . J. K. Kilgore and
The low«ot priced
a semes- small safety pins to the front o f his
H. F. Goodwin, wherein Lebold
IK many vast. The curved part fits very snug
claimed damages by reason of im-
electrically equipped
war de- around tbs neck, thus asurtng a dry
■ prluonmeut and being sent to the
Over the garment next to bis cheat and a
; liifane asylum from Jun. 2» io Aug
automobile
leges to protection against catching cold,
ust 1. 1*1|.
program«, „ A fter cleaning spread the garment
lebold interrupted a War Savings
he thfee- right aide up on an ironing hoard.
Stamp meeting at the Peavine
faculty, lay ovar a cotton doth wrung out
school bouse, about nine miles west
ind It to o f warm « a t m containing about one
*of McMinnville, and tbs defuudanta
hare de- tablespoonful o f ammonia to three
signed an insanity complaint against
pints o f water, and iron until both
him tbs following day, though Le
re inten- the doth and garment are dry. This
bold was locked up on the ntght of
mts.
It prevents the garment having that
the meeting. The county court ad
vacation shiny appearance which la so objec-
judged him insane, but the circuit
F, O. B. Portland
and the tionable.
court on August 1st bald him sane,
and Lebold then sued for the loee of
time, loss of crops, humiliation, le
gal expense to secure freedom aryl
like matters, claiming $8,500.
The trial began Wedneeday and
There w ill be special observance
NEW BERG, O R E
the Jury returned a verdict at 10:30
of thja week in McMinnville by a
a. m. Saturday, after deliberating
banquet at each church In the city
The following publications were on the evening of Friday, February
from 4:30 p. m. Friday, giving Le
Issued by the United States Depart 14. 1913. at 9:39 p. m., to which all
bold *10 damages. This meens that
ment o f Agriculture during the wedk Pothers and Sons are especially in
, Lebold w ill have to pay tbs costs o f
ended January 19, 1919:
t)t« the defendants, a* wall as bis own.
vited.
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Practical Hints on Running a Gas
as the law requires a recovery o f 930
The badge o f admission for a
Engine. Farmers’ Bulletin 1*13.
eelal in thi* * ° rt o t ease. Even then,
father is the company with him o f some such aette
The Hconomlcal Use o f Fuel in a son in the teens, but he may b rin g ! services be hdd in all the churches three Juro" . Oeorg« Shipley, o f
Milk Plants and Creameries.
De aome other man’s son as well as h is 1 on the Sunday o f February
Thomas Black, o f Mc
to
partment Bulletin 747.
own— aa many as ha likes.
j which all daddies and sons are Minnville. and O. E. Taylor, o t
Need o f Strong Departments of
▲ sou, in this sense, is a boy In urged to go. Whether they ever did Amity, not signing tha verdict.
Agriculture to the States. Remarks Ms teens.
j attend church before or whether Those in favor o f the verdict for
of D. F. Houston, Secretary, «if A g
Ah effort is being made to have they ever attend ehurch agate, they the sum of |10 were, J: P. Dorsey,
riculture, before the National As present a speaker from Portland or are wanted at these services,
J. L. Ketch, J. a Mardis. J. C. Hln-
sociation o f Com mission trs o f A g ri elsewhere, to address each banquet | it is urgad that a special invita- »haw, o f McMinnville; S. J. Madson,
culture, at Baltimore, Maryland,
Supper w ill be served by the ladles tton he extended to «11 returned sat- Newberg; Fred Hurner, Carlton;
January 7, 1919.
of th « different churches at a nom- j dlers. no matter what their ages, to James D. Laughlin. Yamhill; A. A.
Today and Tomorrow te American Inal charge.
attend these banquets as he guest o f Nichols. Dayton; Joe Loop. Am ity.
Agriculture.
Remarks o f D. F.
The Jurors.stood six to six to begin
■ash father and son w ill have the the church giving the banquet.
Houston. Secretary o f Agriculture, privlsge o f attending the banquet at
with, and reported several times as
, 4 J. I. Knight,
before the Association o f American the church o f thatr preference, and
unable
to agree. Meaare. R. L. Con
County Chairman.
Agricultural Colleges and Expert It la not a matter o f difference
ner. Elton Watkins aad B'. A. Kliks.
isant Stations, at Baltimore, Mary whether they are members o f the
represented the defendants, and
land, January 9. 1919.
; Frank Holmes, the plaintiff. Every
church or not; they w ill he Just aa
Copies o f these publications may w «looms sad made to feel Just as
| hit oF evidence and every legal point
ha obtained on application to the much at home, and they are all ur j. WilUam--Father, what is the at-.
as contested, and the Jfcrors did
Division o f Publications, United gently invited to attend this ban ' niosphere of home?
same later, aa shown by their
8tates Department o f Agriculture, quet.
; long deliberations.
!
Fathqr- Dticcnris on the muhui of
Washington, D. C.
Fathers and sous from the country
----- o-
; the year, my "hov. YI r . iií r}«¡- linn-
are especially invited to eome In and
Graphic
want
ads get resulta.
o f the year it is the syio^y h im » « * '
ANDERSON MOTOR CO.
' The contract for paving 11.3 miles
froth HUsboro to the Multnomah
eoonty line was let by the state high
way commission Tuesday to A.
Guthrie A Co., o f Portland, concrete
being the material designated in
their bid, whieh was 9339,343. The
Warren Co. bid 9293.517 lo r broken
stone aad 9329.019 for loose gravel;
A. D. . Kern A Co.. *334.374 and
.1303,164 for stone and gravel re-
seetively, and Oskar Huber had two
bids of different types o f pavement
of I f 33.379 and 329L1S4. The only
concrete bids in addition to that of
the Guthrie company were two by
the Haseam company of 9213,989
and 9375.196. others being for as
phalt. The early awarding o f the
contract w ill enable the contractor
to assemble his plant and make ah
preparations to begin work when
weather conditions permit. It Is ex
pected that tha work « i l l be com
pleted during the coming season,
and « a Multnomah cottnW commis
sioners have stated that all connec-
1 tiona «111 be made at once It la prac
tically certain that before the raina
of next winter a road that can easily
be traveled between Hlllsborb and
Portland will be completed. Engi
neers who have been over the new
portion of the road say it is in very
good condition with the exception
o f one or two of the fills, and on
these some work must be done be
fore the paving can be laid.— Hills
boro Independent
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An agent of the bureau of fisheries,
S. F. Hildebrand, who has been con
ducting experiments to tbe vicinity of
Comp Hancock, near Augusts. Os- tuts
met with noteworthy success In con
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soldtam
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
A robber mat f6r a sink
made by tying old fruit rl
gutSor:
Don’t use a yellow soap in sham
pooing white hair and always add
two or three drops of bluing to the
rinse water.
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No doubt some one will be cover
ing coat hangars. Instead of j« silk
covering, cover the hanger with vel
vet. You will find that garments
will not slip from the hangers.
Be careful not to let a button or
a hook remain unused upon any ar
ticles of clothing that are no longer
worn. Hooka and buttons win
coma scarcer as the demand for all
kinds of metal Increases. In fact,
there Is even now a dearth of that
aecesaary adjunct to woman’s tollat
- the humble hairpin.
Keep a bunch of straws, such as
are served with Ice cream soda. In
the sick room as tkay can be bent
to conveniently serve to a patient
water, milk or light liquid food,
either hot or cold, and can be de
stroyed after using.
The young
sters can also be induced to
difficult medicine by this novel
method.
To keep birds from eetlng your
garden take an old rope or stout
cor«/, tie I t to the fence acroaa the
garden ao it will hang low. Hang
newspapers on It Just like you would
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