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"The Car of all Countries, The Car for all Roads"
TORPEDO ROADSTER
$685 Completely Equipped
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COMMERCIAL ROADSTER
$685 Completely Equipped
5-PASSENGER TOURING CAR
$785 Completely Equipped
Specifications
Motor Four (4) cylinder. Cylinders are cast en-bloc.
Cylinder bore is S'i inches; piston stroke is 4 inches.
Motor is rated at twenty (20) horsepower. Vana
dium steel is used in all Ford crank and cam
shafts and connecting- rods.
Three-Point SuspensionEach of the Ford Model
T units is suspended at three points of the chassis
Transmission Special Ford Spur Planetary type.
Magneto Special Ford Design, built in and made
a part of the motor. No brushes, no commuta
tors, no moving wires to cause annoyance on the
Ford Magneto.
Lubrication Combination gravity and splash system
Cooling By Thermo Syphon water system.
Clutch Multiple steel disc, operating in oil.
Valves Extra large, all on right side of motor and
' enclosed by two small steel plates, making their
action absolutely, noiseless.
Control On left side of car. Three foot pedals
control high and low speeds, reverse and brake on
the transmission. Hand lever for neutral and em
ergency brake on left side of car.
Brakes Dual system on all Ford Model T cars. Ser-
vice br.ake operates on the transmission and is con
trolled by foot pedal. Expanding brake in rear
wheel drums serves as emergency brake.
Springs Both front and rear springs are semi-elip-tical
transverse, all made of specially Ford heat
treated Vanadium steel.
Tires Front, 30x3 inches. Rear, 30x3 inches.
Final Drive Ford triangular drive system with all
shafts, universal joint and driving gears enclosed
in dust proof and oil proof housing. Only one uni
versal joint is necessary. The Final Drive of the
Ford Model T is patented in all countries.
Front Axle Of I-beam construction, specially drop
forged from a single ingot of Vanadium steel.
Weight Touring car 1200 lbs; others in proportion.
Wheel Base 100 inches; Standard tread 56 inches;
60 inches for Southern roads where ordered.. All
Ford Model T cars will turn in 28-foot circle.
Equipment All Ford Model T's are sold completely
f - equipped no Ford carsill be sold unequipped.
Standard equipment includes Top, Windshield, Gas
Lamps, Generator, Speedometer, Three Oil
Lamps,. Horn and Kit of Tools.
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Folk: County
Artts-
For Ford
Cars
List of Polk County Farm
Names Registered in 1911
The law providing for the registra
tion of farm names, which was passed
liy the last legislature seems to have
he-en a popular one In Polk county.
Judging from the number of subur
ban home owners that have taken
advantuge of It to place the protec
tion of legal red tape about the titles
which they have adopted. ' Since the
new law went Into effect last May,
the number of. farms registered has
been 87, . a , complete list of which,
together with the names or the own
ers and name of nearest town Is giv
en herewith:
Ash Crest Mrs. James A. Roberts,
Dallas.
Appleaeres F. J. Toad, Dallas.
Alpine Farm A. J. .Shipley, Mon
mouth.
Honnle lirae (J. I. Macliregor.
Dallus.'
ItcllmoAnt Orchard Mr. A.' F.
It. lt. Kalis City.
Clover I'uf Farm V. V, Stock
ton, Sheridan.
. Cvtlar Ijiwn J. J. Ijevcck, Mon
mmith. Cherry drove Wes M. F.lliott,
Dallas.
Central View Farm 11. A. Mast
ting. Alrlle.
Cherry Kill Fruit Farm li. 1. Fer
guson, Sub in.
Clowr lu St.K-k Farm A. C.
Sta.its, Alrlie.
Cbnerdale T. J. Kilwar.ls, Mon-j Salem
Dallas.
Mill Crest F. J. Coad, Dallas.
Hillsdale A. O. Rempel. Dallas.
Holly Summit Fruit Ranch, C. W.
Itean and S. A. Davis Dean, Salem.
Ivy Crest Felix Comegys, Amity.
Ideal Farm Louis Toedheimer,
Alrlle.
I-aCreole Orchard H. C. Eakin,
Dallas.
I.ticklnmute Farm U W. Lough
ary, Monmouth.
Ijjrkwood Stock Farm J. W. Finn,
Met 'oy..
Lynhurat Home Fred I.oy, McCoy.
I.one Oak Farm Don H. Dickin
son, Independence.
I-aCreole Illihte Xanlch V. P.
Flske. Dallas.
I.aCreole View Farm F.van Ev
ans, Dallas.
I.aCreole Jersey Farm W. O.
Morrow. Rlckreall.
Locust I.awn Farm Mrs. J. H.
Mawley, McCoy.
' Iaurelwood Orehards-Kwlng Broth
ers, Salem.
Mt. Plsgah Fruit Farm M. S.
Rut. Dallas.
Meadow I,awn Farm F. A. Koser,
Rlckreall.
Mountain Mew Farm J. V. Rob
inson. Dallas.
Maple Iaf K. I!, t'hanev. Mon
mouth.
Maple Mound W. J. Crawford.
-Sarah A. Lewis, Rlckre-
! Roanoke
all.
Rlngwood Manor Lena Brown
Monmouth.
! Riverside Home James L. Atwat-
er, Alrlie.
Shadeland C. D. Nairn, Amity
Sunnybank T. J. Werth, Willa-
mlna.
Sunnyvlew J. Bowles, Dallas.
Sprlngdale W. R. Savery, Dallas.
Sprlngbrook Orchard L. E. Veers,
Dallas.
Shadeland Noe. 2. 3 and 4 C. D.
Nairn,' Antty. . , ' .
Sunnycrest Fruit Farm Cephas
Nelson. . '
Summit Home Bert R. Elliott,
Dallas. ' - -
Shadylane B. F. Jones, Amity.
Silver Glen Farm Eltruda Tem
ple, Salem.
Sleepy Hollow Poultry Farm
Winnie Braden, Dallas.
Spring Brook Stock Farm Thom
as W. Brunk. Salem.
I Three Oaks Farm Cass Rlggs,
i Rlckreall.
Twin Oaks J. R. Chapman, Sa
lem. The Evergreen Farm J. B. Know
les, independence.
The laurels J. W. Norwood, Sa
lem. The Broadmead Dairy Farm Mrs.
Ella E. Graff, Amity.
FIRST GRADUATES FROM
NEW MONMOUTH NORMAL
mouth
Clo i i HoN-oiu - John aoin oinolnu
Clow i 'litoiu Farm John r.ibn
er. Monmouth.
VlumbUn poultry Farm Mrs. M.
M. I '.i own, Daii.is.
Maple tllen D. O. Rronson, Iw
!s ille.
Maplenie.id Fred X. Stump. Sil
ver Mistletoe Farm ft. ft. Hewitt
. Monmouth
Degrt'es Conferred Cpon Seven At
Commencement Exercises Held
In Neighboring Town Today.
Monmouth, Or., Feb. 3. The exer
cises of the State Normal school will
begin tomorrow with the baccalaure
ate sermon by Dr. H. Charles Duns-
more. The class day program will be
on Monday, beginning at S t. m.. at
which time the class will present as
a gift to the school. Thorwaldsen'n
"Night and Morning," bas-relief.
The commencement program will
begin at 10:30 Tuesday, when de
grees will be received by the follow
ing seven members of the senior
class: Miss Haael Bohanon. Miss
Jessie Hyde, Miss Queen Lvnn. Misa
Louise McAlpln. Miss Alice Morrison,
Miss Lexie Strachan, Albert Sacre.
THIRTEEN PASS TESTS IN
EIGHTH GRADE "EXAMS"
Croup
Causes uneasy nights but if you will
use Dr. Bell s Pine-Tar Honev it will
relieve in a few minutes. Therp la
nothing better. Guaranteed bv all
dealers. Sold by Conrad StHfrin
Paisley Press: All around us
. , there is reported bitter cold weather.
This is the season of the year when ' ,n "nie cases even 30 below ero.
mothers feel very much concerned ov- ' 'n Summer Lake and Chewaucan
er the frequent colds contracted by valleys it has not yet reached zero,
their children, and have abundant except possibly once. It would be
reason lor It a every cold weakens ! nar" lo ""t our Ideal winter weath
Twvntx-four Succeed in All But Two
Studies at Recent County Ex
amination Held Here.
At the recent midyear eighth grade
public school examinations held In
this city under the supervision of
County Superintendent H. C. Sey
mour, 65 applicants undertook to an
swer the test questions prepared for
them. According to the results of
the grading of the papers which has
Deen finished, 13 passed and are
therefore entitled to participate in
the graduation exercises to be held
next June. Twenty-four of th num
ber were "conditioned," or passed in
all but two studies, which they will
be allowed to try again this spring.
The following is a list of those who
passed in all studies: Florence Lue
beke, Dallas; Martha Razloff, Carl
ton Shanks. Salt Creek; Ruth
Simpson, Ruth A. Simpson, Alr
lle; Berndette Wilson, Ward; Ray
Russell. Frances Eaton, James Foley,
Ethel Newton, Lucil Craven. Helen
Eaton, Independence; Irvie Ballard.
Highland.
There is no better medicine mi
for colds than Chamberlalti' Ce
Remedy. It acts on nature's plan
relieves the lungs, opens the lecrt
tlons. aids exDectoration; and
stores the system to a healthy eoij
dltion.. For sale by all dealers. '
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salte
Is the best eye remedy ver olterc j
the public. It is a snow white;
ment painless and harmless and A -t
solutely guaranteed to cure.
tube at Conrad Stafrln'l. j
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OFFICIAL!
the luns, lowers the vltalitv and
paves the way for the more serious
disease that so often follow. Cham
berlain's Cough Rtmedy Is famous
for its cures, and is pleasant and
safe to take
er. just as it is hard to beat our sum
mers.
Rempel
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, . nun r ai in rrea it.' iaH Crest Farm ft
Kii . lt. Dallas. Irv.n...
K.,-eo.,l Dairy Ranch O. U Mo- OakhurM-Kleanor F. Butler. Falls
Ketii;i. A iiie. iiiv
l-.u.. Farm-,;. A. McCulbch. Oak Lodge-Alice K. I.jnn. Perry-
Aniit
l eiai.i.i. J. .s. M.ieomber. Dallns.
F.r rnt F.cm J. W. Allen,
lit. krcall.
!"ir I.awn Frm M.iry H. Peter
son. Scer.
Fair View Orvhard Farm August
M.t. Dull as.
Fir Vista Farm John I Rise;.
B.il'ston.
frYulthavcn Farms (''scar Dehs
vrn Son. Dnllaa.
CKnn.vd I. M. Roliertaon, RK k
rca!!. GlenaiJfr ElUn Collins. Falls
citr.
Glenhurst Farm C, FL Stiats, Alrlie.
Grove Pprlr.gs Mrs. Georr Strou J
lL'hUni Hoif-Cort Rllnsn. Us.
da!.-.
oak Park Andrew Campbell. Am
ity. sace Farm II. C. Fox. Rlckreall.
Oak. lab- W. H. Good. Dallas.
Oak H.ll Farm Thomas J. M. r
rt k. Buell.
On-hard Grove Farm Menrv Veth
Dallas.
Orchanl Home l"arm Mark Hay
ter. Dallas,
Orchard Farm P. O. Powell. Mon
mouth. Prcspert Hill Farm John R. I,iy.
Pleasant View A. R. Brown. Dal
las. Pea.h Hill Farm C. o. Fnqu.
Monmouth.
Roanoke rrm Huth Hajm, Dal-
Kocp to tlio Hlglit.
"Keep to the richf i ueh on ja
For sitle by all deal- ' quotation that it seems hardly n.-c-lessarv
to refer to tt .., it i. ...-u
I j applicable as ever and especially so
I Fank Kelly, of Albany, has chal-1 lo a" patrons of the postofflce who
i le need all comers to a spelling match. 1 hiiVP bumiwd Into and have been
He saxs: "I have only a cnmnionj1""11!'1 into while passing through
'"ho.il education and have not be-enj,n swinging d.ors. Obsrvance of
i 'n a match or content for over two!tn time-honored rule will save time
ars. and but once in seven ears. ; temper and friends. Just keep to
. I sometimes miss and am not d. fiant. j ,r," right.
I i ni.-i. ij i-.li j,i yee ine art of spell - t
i iiiK ieu a.ive.
Here is a message of hope and
good cheer from Mrs. C. J.. Martin.
Boone Mill, Va., who is the mother
of 18 children. Mrs.. Martin was
cured of stomach trouble and" con
stipation by Chamberlain" Tablets
after five years of suffering, and now
recommends these tablets to the pub
lie. Sold by all dealers.
! I ou know that more real dan
' cer lurks in a common cold than In
:any oth.r of the minor ailments?
! The safe wsy is to take Chamber
. Iain's Cough Remfdy. a thoroughly
j reliable preparation, and rid your
jself or the cold j quickly as pos
j sible. This remedy Is for Mf t,v
II dealers.
Mor Otrrver: Ov-r 509 horses
have Iw-en sold and chippea out of
Sherman county sine . last harvest.
With all prospects of a Ur crop
this yesr. thre may 1 a scarcity of
horses at harvest time.
one of the handsomest, as well n
the most instructive calendars we
have Kvn for this year, is that sent
out by the White & WyckofT Manu
facturing company, manufacturers of
"Autocrat" and exclusive correspond
ence stationery. Holvoke. Masw. Th.
larce type, the featurine of holi.ta.
and notable dat of the vear. in twJ
color process printing, makes the cal
endar a most desirable one. A cal
endar will be mailed upon receipt of
If cents In coin or l s. stamps.
H.' F. Meyer, a dairr and r-r.,-..
expert from Tacoma. has establirf,-
ed a cream err at Redmond, which
will he ready for business fVhr,,...
It. '
C.'iithrle S-Ikm Remrt.
hoikiwlng is the report of the
Guthrie school for the month ending
January 16:
Seventh grade Mary Hibbard. 97
Florence Hibbard. S6. Sixth grade
Annis Gilliam. ST. Fifth grade-
i-ime stump. S3. Third grade Paul
Minnich. S6; Reta Remineton. 92
j Second grade Fred Hibbard, 9; Le-
...t .ien, sj: Anna Comply. 93
First grade Bertha Remington. 91
' frnon Allen. 87; Bernard Cornely.
M: Ister Guthrie, S4; Cecil Guth
rie. ST.
Those perfect in attendance wrre:
Florence. Mary and Fred Hibbard.
r-onn Allen. Annis Gilliam. Mamie
Peterson. Lester Guthrie. Bertha and
Reta Remington. Anna and Bernard
Cornely.
ETHEL E. LVCAS. Teacher.
For a sprain you will find Cham
Iain's Liniment excellent It allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and
soon restores the parts to a healthy
condition. :s and 5 cent bottles for
sale by all dealer.
Lerai blanks for aat at this cfflc.
STATE OFFICERS.
United States oenaiora , ,
... jonaiuau iw, !
Gtorge E. Chac
Congressmen- A
Vmt Uistnct . . . ui ;
Second District... A.
Oovernor
Secretary of State.. Ben W
Stt Treasurer.... Tbom5f
Attorney General . . . A. M. C ;
Superintendent of Publ. jtaj j
State" Printer'.'.'.'.' Willis S.
Supreme Court ... i
Chief Justice, Robert Eakm.j
eiate justices, i"- k u
IT R.irnett. I
Moore, Henry )
COUNTY OFFICESf
n T Till.?;
State Senator
Representatives n C I
F. w..ci'i
r-i riit
County Judge ta- '
County CommiMione.. Jjt .
S.H.Pfr!
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County Clerk , Grj
Sheriff T'.T
Treasurer Qn"
Assessor ; "IT V fvrzf-1
School SttlrintendeniiY .
surveyor R L ct?6 I
Coroner n' f
CITY OFFTCEES J
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r-sMS a it--
Cou'ncilm'an-at-Large
Councilmen rPn;n.
Ward o. i' - -CiX?
Ward Xo. S-Tper &rS-WardXcS-rXC
Auditor and Police JG!!
A t T.-ies- . S
Citr Attorney - " v r. T i
City Treasurer j H-!
HIT LSI'""' . p ; o . - f
Street Corrrr.is er jl (Vj i
Citr MarsbaJ IlJ1"!
Kight Policetcaa j