NEWBERO GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 83, 1888 = SIX •DEAD" SALEM KITTY JUMPS OUT OF FURNACE Meats of Quality Salem. Ore., Feb. 20.— Oliver J. Myers, Salem manager of the Charles K. Spaulding Logging company, owns a lighting cat. Myers U one of the most genteel It ii our endeavor to handle at all times only persons 111 Salem and doesn't like | cats that have cauliflower ears and ? the highest class of meats. ! are in the habit of showing up in the ! morning bleary eyed and bloody. He decided that execution waa the only preventive punishment, and bought a quarter's worth of chloro­ form. coaxed the cat under a box, Everybody appreciates real, WELL-CURED tossed the chloroform Boaked rag after It and weighted down the box. hams. Everybody is also aware that Fifteen minutes later any physician Swift's Premium Hams are the best. W e, would have pronounced the cat’s bel­ ligerent life at an end for all time. sell 'em. Myers lives in a populous neigh­ borhood and the question of dispos­ ing of the carcass faced him. He put the body in a sack, carried it to the Spaulding mill and requested a fire­ man to throw It into one of the big furnaces. “ W e Always Treat You Right” ’’Sure." said the fireman, and Myers saw the bundle tossed in. A few minutes later the same fire­ W e deliver Phone Blue 220 man opened the furnace to heave In fuel. Out Jumped the cat. It dashed for the great, glad outdoors, leaving be­ good when the Judge suspended his hind a scent of singed fur, but other­ ' COUNTY SEAT NEWS sentence and celebrated a little and wise apparently undamaged. Six days later— Women Jurors Initiated is reported to have carried a gun. Women jurors who heard and d e-' Myers went home from the office. liberated on the case ot J. E. Berry; On the front porch lay the cat, bear­ Fines Were Imposed vs. William N. Trent and Victor! ing the marks of a recent encounter Guyrd were Introduced to the hard-! Jack Hunt and William Hillard of and sleeping .the sleep of one who ships of jury service when, after be­ Meadow Lake club, were arrested on I had been on a protracted jag, but ing out from 5 o’clock Wednesday February 1 for having deer meat in with health unimpaired. Jack until 3 o’clock on Thursday morning possession In closed' season. Myers decrees that the cat shall the jury reported to Judge H. H. Hunt, deputy sheriff, watchman for live.— Telegram. Belt that It was unable to reach an Meadow Lake club, was fined Feb­ ---------- o---------- agreement and was discharged. The ruary 4 in J. O. Rogers’ court 3125 Palace Cost Not Known and costs. WUliam Hillard, manager trial lasted two days. The palace of Versailles, near Berry sued Guyrd and Trent for of the club house, was fined 375 and 34800 alleged damages arising out of costs in the same court.— News- Re­ Paris, is said to be the costliest ever built. Louis XIV. destroyed all the an accident on the McMinnville-Day- porter. documents relating to this wonder­ . ---------- o---------- ton h^hwav last November. ful building to prevent Its real cost CARD OF THANKS ever being known. . We wish to thank all who in any ---------- o---------- Serving Jail Sentence way assisted, or sought to lighten LET US HANDLE your magtzlre George Scott, whose sentence was our sorrow during our recent illness and paper subscriptions. Wo are' suspended by Judge Belt after having and st the death of our beloved headquarters. Campbell's 21 tl pleaded guilty to a charge of assault daughter and sister. and battery in connection with the John Staley and family. incident that brought about the. SEALED BIDS WANTED BY death of Harvey Neal, night watch­ Clinic for Cats and Dogs man for the city, was retaken into SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3 A dental clinic Is to be established custody last week for disorderly con­ duct and sentenced for six months In in New York for dogs and cats with For furnishing 65 cords of wood the county jail. Scott was feeling missing or aching teeth. to be delivered at usual place on school ground on or before Septem­ ber 1st. Bids to state whether first or second growth Ar wood la to be furnished at price named.- Bids will be received until 2:30 p. m., Feb. 25, and must be addressed to T. R. Warner, Dundee. The board re­ SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS— Plants in pots, cyclamens, (fine serves the right to reject any or all plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, geraniums, calla bids. lilies (hardy flow ers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses onr specialty E. P. Diment, clerk, (strong plants). Low prices. T. R. Warner, chairman. _________ 20t2 HAMS! HAMS! Peoples M arket TH E H O M E OF FLO W ER S Phone Bine 202 JO H N GOWERftewteit, Oregon Our Latest Style Spring Hats and novelty goods are now on display at 107 North Main. We invite yon to call and examine onr New Line of Millinery SEE OUR FINE LINE OF LATEST STYLE BEADS v M R S . C. J. L E A V I T T CLASSIFIED Largest Circulation la Yamhill Oountr FOR SALE— Ope male Engliah fox terrier, good one; price 910.00. J. T. Everest. S iti FOR SALE— Good work horse, wt. 1400 lba., phone white 154, or see J. J. Venable, Wynooeki street. 20tf F 8R 8A L E FOR SALE— Democrat wagon, COWS FOR SALE— Vincent Feed light, second-hand, good repair. In­ Store. 21t2 quire Marlon George, 1105 North street. 20tf STUMPAGE for salt, near town. FOR SALE— Plymouth Rock eggs Call 32A6. 1914 for hatching, O. A. C. strain, 6c each. FOR SALE— Fresh cow. Casper Pure cider vinegar 40c gal. Home Gettman, Route 2. 21 tf Plate Orchards. Phone Black R152. 21 tf WOOD FOR BALE at V. ▲. Vin­ rent’* Feed stave. 3IU FOR SALE— Laying pulleta; one pen of breeders; 50 chick incubator FRESH COW for sale. Walter and brooder; 1 new kitchen cabinet Wilson, Portland Road. 20t2* table. W. W. Nason. Twelfth and v 20t2* TOR SALE— Loose clover hay, 311 Wynooskl. per ton. J. D. Crater, 27A51. 21tf FOR SALE— 1 team, wagon and FOR SALE— Fresh Jersey cows. harness; 1 alio 8x30; spring seed F M. O'Rourke, Dundee, phone Gray wheat 31.50 per bu. Riley L. Clark. Phone Red 54 197. 20t2* Dayton, Oregon. store; phone 20X16 residence. 21t2 FOR SALE— 309 pounds carpet FOR’SALE— No. 1 baled hay, from rags, part in rolla J. K. Lamb, 201 910 to 912 ton; also baled straw 98 Martin street. 18t4* ton. Quarter mile north of highway FOR SALE— 3 dosen White Leg­ at Middleton. Also want to buy good horn hens. |1 each. Mrs. R. H. Cor­ young work horse, about 1400 lba. 20t2* bett, Route 1. 18t4* Fred Elwert. WE HAVE an unusual good buy FOR SALE— One Du roc Jersey brood sow. half mile west of New­ In a 7-passenger Studebaker, former­ berg. R. C. Price. 21tl* ly belonging to J. T. Haworth of Sprlngbrook. Mr. Haworth is now FOR SALE— Barred Rocks, Black driving a Special Six Studebaker. 21tf Minorcas, stock and egga Nate L. Anderson Motor Co. Wiley, Rex, Oregon. 1 £t 12* FOB RENT FOR SALE— 1920 Chevrolet, per­ fect ipechanlcal condition, 9375. , ROOM FOR RENT— To one or two McCoy Bros. Garage. 21tl gentlemen, furnace heat, electric • FOR SALE— Baled spring oat and light, use of bath. 1204 Hancock 21tl wheat straw, 910 ton at Meadowvale street. Call Blue 172. Farm. Call Black 179. „ 19t4* FOR SALE— 5-room house, mod­ ern; *4 acre. 209 w. Fifth st.. In­ quire 122 Illinois street. 19t4* FOR TRADE FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will take residence property or farm FOR NURSERY STOCK, nuts and property to the value of 92500 on ornamental shrubbery, see or phone even trade. Chancey Geli, phone 12tf I A. Hanning, Black 181. 21tf Red 101. FOR SALE— Spring oat hay, 312 a ton at the barn, opposite Raybell school house. Burnell Olson. 20t5* REAL ESTATE LOTS FOR SALE— Corner Sixth 18t4* FOR SALE— Grade Jersey cow and and Meridian. J. C. Wood. calf, just fresh, good milker. L. H. FOR SALE OR ..f RADE— 7 * acres Meyer, Rt. 3. 17A515 evenings. 2111 choice land;. 1^4 miles from cannery; 6tf FOR SALE— Good, hard, used phone Blue 70, 508 Grant St. brick, all you w ant Inquire at the FIVE ACRES, with 5-room plas­ W. R. Galland service station, a 1 tf tered house; well, woodshed, garage, FOR SALE— First class clover chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick hay; delivered In city at 914.00 per sale, $3700. Spivey's Paint Store. 20tf ton. Phone T. H. Thorne, Red 197. 9tf FOR BALE— 5-room house, par­ FOR SALE— New Oldamoblle tially furnlahed. Modern Improve­ roadster; also Buick roadster; low ments Close In. Also ’ two lota, price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon choice building site. Address Ownsr 51tf 9tf 310 Third St. FOR SALE— Farm of about 20 i Old papers suitable for under car­ acres. 13 under cultivation, balance j pets. for packing purposes, etc., for sale at the Graphic office at 5c per In young timber*1 plenty of running! bundle. tf water. About three acres of logan-) berries ready to put on wires. John 3tf FOR SALE— Horse hay. No. 1 KlrkAoy, 215 River street. cheat baled, $15 per ton; also Alsyke and rye-grass mixed. Albert Root. WANTED 4 mil^s west of Newberg. 21t4* BIDS WANTED Bids for furnishing 55 ricks of 3- foot wood for City of Newberg to be piled in basement of City Hall by September 1st, 1922. will be received up to 5 o’clock p. m. March 6th, 1922, at the Recorder’s office. Spec­ ify in bid whether old fir or second growth. WANTED— A young shoat, address By direction of the council. FOR SALE— 1 buggy good as new; Rebecca W. H. Smith. 1 single harness; all goes for $30.00. Howard Stumma, Newberg, Oregon. 20t2* Recorder of the City of Newberg. Fred A. Williams. Ribbon Ridge. Route 3. 21t2 Newberg, Oregon. Route 1. 19t4* WANT MAN TO SPRAY about 40 FOR SALE— Delivery body for large fruit trees. C. H. Ellis, east 21tl* SHILOH BELIEF CORPS NO. 28 Ford; also good used bicycle in good Third street. Meetings held 2nd and 4th Thurs­ mechanical condition. Laurence O. THE PEOPLES’ MARKET buys day of each month at 2:30 p. m.. In Boyd, phone White R242, Newberg. poultry at all times. -Get their prices Duncan’s Hall. 311 First street. Oregon. 20tf before selling. 21 tl ANNA BARTHOLOMEW. Pres. ON SHARES or for Sale— lOTiead EMMA L. SNOW. Secretary. WANTED— White Pekin duck purebred Shropshire ewes. Priced eggs for hatching. Address Box 73, to sell and will bring quick returns Rte. 3, Newberg. 2It 1 * as lambing season Is now on. Clif­ ford Calkins. 18t4* POULTRY WANTED— HI g h e a t prices paid for all kinds of market HATCHING EGGS and baby chicks poultry. Harry Miller. 4?tf from standard-bred, heavy laying Rhode Island Reds. Choice cockerels WANTED— One good second-hand for sale. Christopher A Young, S. brooder stove. Also sixty sacks of Dayton Ave., Newberg. 20t4* good spuds. Vincent Feed Store. 16tf Grow Your Own etables FOR SALE— Two hogs, one Poland WANTED— 40-acre farm; give de­ China brood sow. and one hog, wt. scription; also what price and if 75 or 80 pounds; also 10 turkey trade would be considered and terms 21t2 hens, ready to lay. Phone 50A3 or V. A. Vincent. see W. L. Hall, Newberg. Rt. 1. 21tl* WANTED— A good cheap team, FOR SALE— One gray horse, 6 wagon and harness; cows, pigs and years old. wt. 1100 lbs., work any­ chickens. W. R. Gregg, Laurel Cot­ 2111 where, price $50; also one high grade tage. Red 198. Jersey bull, two years old, $40. Hen­ WANTED— Steady work on ranch, ry Versteeg, Route 3. phone 23A53. 20t2 can handle team, understand orchard work. John A. Worsham. Commer­ FOR SALE— Day old chicks, single cial Hotel, phone White 105. 21t2* comb White Leghorns, from a heavy laying strain. Strong healthy chicks MISCELLANEOUS 20c each, March and April hatch. Emma S. Conway, Newberg. Oregon. FOR SPRAYINO call Blue 177. Phone Blue 163. 19tf 2 1 11 • Plan now to have a suc­ cession o f vegetables in your garden all sum m er w here you can gather them fresh and crisp w hen you w ant them. M any varieties can be sown every ten days espe­ cially beans, peas, radish, lettuce, beets, spinach, etc. FOR 8ALE— Hatching eggs, from J: H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let Plymouth Barred Rocks (Parks him do tt. Phone Red 43. 45tf strain); also choice White Leghorn HAVE JOB of grubbing to let on (W ire) hens, mated to Inwood choice cockerels. Call John E. Bradley, contract. J. T. Crews. Laurel, Ore­ 21 tl phone White 223. 20t4 gon. A ll the desired varieties m ay be easily selected from the convenient up­ right Sterling Seed C ase. Full cultural directions on the back o f each packet. FOR SALE— On account of my hemstitching and work up town can not take care of property and will sell 10-room house and 75x224 ft. of land; 100 blackcaps. 12 loganberries and strawberries all set last year; pears, cherries, apples, plums and prunes enough for family use. 421 south Main street, phone Red *7. 16t4 A ll Standard S Jje Vegetable P a ck ets-T h e Finest S eed O b ta in a b le FULL BLOOD Jersey bull for ser­ vice. $2.00 cash. Walter H. Wilson, phone White 234. " 17t24* •BBfiBS TAKEN tor fruit trees and nursery steck of all kinds at Vin­ cent's Feed 9tere. 60tf CHIROPRACTOR — . Phone Black 0 — 808 First S t Nowhere, Orefon Dr. Thos. W. Hester PHYSICIAN and SURCHMN Office In Dixon Building PHONES; Rea. Orange 111. White 339. j * « Dr. A. M. Daris DENTIST Office ever Farguosa's Drug Stare PHONE BLACK 17 Dr. J. W . Barcroft PHYSICIAN a * •fftoa ever First Natl. Bank PHONflB Office White 49. Heme Blue U 4 Dr. M. Addi Godmour CHIROPRACTOR Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric Treatments and Steam Baths. Phone Black 40 for appointment. 110 North School street First door north of Yamhill Elec­ tric Co.’e office. NEWBERG, OREGON Dr John S. Rankin PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office Phone Black 171 Res. Phone Gray 171 Office over U. S. National ,E. A. Romig, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office at Newberg Him itai Office Phone, Re# 116 Realdence, Gray 9 Newberg, E. H . UTTER, D . M. D. DENTIST Office over First National Bank Office Phone Black 31 Realdence Phone White 174 Newberg._______ -;- DR. RALPH W. VAN VAUN DENTIST General Practice and A-..ay Diagnosis Orar U. S. Natioasl ■ -ali P h ' B U Q llls t Oreen ITI ; Residence W hite St Dr. H. C. Díxon DENTIST TELEPHONES Office. White 22 : Bet. Black 128 C. A. HODSON Fanerai Director— Embalmer TELEPHONES Bea Blu« 119, Office, Green 119. Horse drawn or Auto Funeral Oar Satisfaction Guaranteed. C. R. CHAPIN ATTORNEY AT LAW Practico in all courts; Probate, Deed, Morgages and all legal papers. Abstracts examined. ATTORNEY AT LAW CLARENCE BUTT Will practice In all courts of statp. Special attention given Probate work, writing deeds, mortgages contracts and drafting of papers. Office; 2nd floor. Union Blk. Newberg, Oregon CaptoliaAngereGrissen TEACHER OF SINGING Concert— Opera— Oratorio Newberg Jessie Britt Wednesdays Plano Studio Your Paper Before Breakfast A SOCIAL DANCE will be given at Subscriptions for the Oregonian Carter’s Hall on Ribbon Ridge Sat­ “ Particular Printing for Particu­ taken at Graham's Drug Store. Dai­ urday evening, February 26. You ly and Sunday 75c month. llt f. are Invited. 21tl* lar People"— at The Graphic. THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM la Exchange what you don’t want tor delivered dally (Ne Sunday) at 45 what you do want. Advertise. cents per month. If you wish to sub­ scribe. call Red 146. J. E. Martin, lecal agent. Ex. 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