Oregon Wheat Farms
'There is a kind o f domestic
affection which is like a moun­
tain stream—full to overflowing
in the spring and dry as dust in
the summer. It is in contrast
with the steady current o f the
river, fed from - deep-hidden
sources and good for all seasons
o f the year.
there something to
be said in faVor o f each kind o f
devotion. “ You shall tell me
just what you prefer,” said a
young husband to his wife.
“ Shall I bring you a rose every
day, or tw o dozen roses once a
month?” The little wife was
actually puzzled by the question,
and begged for time to consider
it. Whatever decision the girl o f
twenty arrived at, one may
guess that a woman o f mature
age who had experienced the ups
and downs o f life would have
chosen the priceless every-day-in-
the-week flower.
The steady temper1 o f mind
which remembers little services
and regards the small requests
and minor tastes o f members o f
the family makes for jo y in the
household. By the same token,
the generous, heedless man or
woman makes large demands on
tience and loyalty.
“John is the best ofhusbands,”
said his wife, '“ though it took
me five years to get used to his
virtues coming always likeliquid
from a narrow-necked bottle—
steady by jerks. But it is a com­
fort to be sure that his nature is
a large bottle, and full to the
top.”
A little company o f women
ere sounding the praises, o f
their forebears. The grand­
father o f one o f them had fought
bravely in tw o wars. The great-
uncle o f another had taken tw o-
hundred passengers safely from
a sinking vessel. One old lady
was proud o f her father’s victori-
conflict with a pack o f wolves on
Russian steppe. But a climax
yvas reached when one young
girl said:
“ M y grandmother told me
that she lived with my grand­
father almost fifty years, and
never had to lemind him once
that her kindling w ood basket
was empty.’’Youth’s Companion
FO R S A L E
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Now is the time to buy a wheat farm, wheat $1.00 per bushel and the best prospect for a
big crop for years. We have farms from 160 to 1<*000 acres. We can take some valley
land in exchange for wheat land, prefer to take small places in the valley as first payment
On wheat land,
Of course
325 ACRES unimproved wheat lend in Grant Coun­
ty, Washington, near “ Moses Lake" for only |6 per
sere. This land can be exchange for city property
or acreage or small valley farau it 's worth $16 per
acre.
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A FARM OF 668 ACRES, 610 acres o f R in culti­
vation, 520 acresun growing wheat, located 2 miles
from R. R. Station, and good school, all well fenced
but poor buildings, plenty o f water, and 10 acres
bottom land that would grow alfalfa, price only
$12.50 per acre, 1-8 cash, balance terms. The crop
this year should nearly pay fo r the place.
960 ACRES, 600 o f it good wheat land, 275 acres in
crop, 1-6 o f crop goes with place, a good set o f
buildings, fam ily orchard, plenty o f good water, 300
acres summer-fallowed, water piped to house and
barn. Price $20 per acre, 1-3 cash, balance long time.
Moore Investment Co.
4-305 H E N R Y BUILDING,.
P O R T L A N D , O R EG O N
W Goodrich et al to Lida J
Alonzo N Pressnall & w f to
Delarmon swVi o f nwVi sec 15 t James S & Lena Herd lots 9-10-
3 s r 6 w $1.
11-12 blk 43 Edwards add
Flovd H Adams &*wf to O D
F C Graham & wt to Radelph $ 2000 .
& H M Scott lot 15 & part lots
Rueter tract 136 in F C Grahams
Alma M Roberts & hb to
16-27 & 28 that part e o f Corine
Cove Orchard $613.
Robert
Newton 39.60 ac in
Creek S Cozines 2nd add McMinn
Leroy Hamilton et al t o j E Stewart Hanna d 1 c $1000.
$750.
Warner lots 11 & 12 blk 2 Joe
Frank H Rogers & wf to E P
Chas S Baacom & w f to Percy
Watts 2nd add to Amity $275. Dixon und V4 int in 223.60 acsec
M Tallman & wt 21.35 ac in
James M Herd & w f to Alonzo 34-3 t 2 & 3 s r 3 w $10.
Wm T Wallace d 1 c t 3 s r 2 w
N Fressnall & w f IJ ac W T
O D & H M Scott to F H
$3500.
Wallace d 1 c $2000.
Adams
& wt lot 18 & part lots
G W Bradley & wf to F M &
Lillia Jansen & hb to Emily 16-27-28 e of Cozine Creek in S
Jessie Bradley nV4 of lots 5-6 blk
Daniel 25 ac in neVi sec 2 1 1 3 s r Cozines 2nd add McMinnville
16 John’s add McMinnville $400.
3 w $10.
$750.
T Brouillette to Chas Shires
Andrew Kershaw & w f to Dan Jos A & L A Sellwood to Iva
lot 38 T Brouilette’s add td Rose
Savage 15V4 a c s e c 3 6 t 5 s r 7 w G Sellwood tract No 3 “ Earl-
Lawn Cemetery t 3 s r 2 w $20. j
$187.50.
w ood” sec 34 & 35 t 2 s r 4 w
L E Brouwer & w f to C S 1
* Calvin T Long & wt to Cres- $ 10 .
Lamed et al neVi of se M & 2 ac
sett Timber Co lots 1 & 2 & 2 Vi
Wm B Sims & w f to Ray Slater
in sec 29 2-5 $1.
ot neVi and nVi of sVi sec 4 1 s r 6 lot 7 blk 12 Deskins 2nd add
Geo C Carl et al to Amanda w $1.
Newberg $1150.
Carl
lots 13-14-15-16 blk 21
C N Mackie & w f to J F Taylor J D Coffrier & w f to Crossett
Edwards add Newberg $1.
und Vt int in 50x100 ft blk 2 Timber Co lots 3 & 4 & seVi of
Arthur C Chandler et al to Mc­ Newberg $1.
nwVi and sec 4 and seVi o f neVi
Minnville college 4-60 ac in S
P Mark & wt to F K Heider sec 5 t 4 s r 6 w $1.
Cozine d l e t 4 s r 4 w $ l .
lots 10-11-12-13 o f Bewley Land
United States to Hannah Bran­
Friends Church ot Newberg to t 5 s r 6 w $10.
son
& Reirs o f Wm Branson 623.-
Altred 0 Mills small tract in New­ Canfield Marsh & w f to C J
52 ac in t 5 & 6 s r 6 & 7 w.
berg $2.
Wesley 6.82 ac in Wm Jones d 1 c Fred Wertb & wt to Angie
N C Christenson & wf to Percy
t 3 s r 3 w $1075.
Slater lots 1 & 2 blk 13 Deskins
M Tallman & wf lot 8 in Jesse
Jos Matty & w f to T E Brown add Newberg $3400.
Hobsons Fruit Land subd in t 3 & Ruth Wise seVi ot sec 18 ne Vi
C A Williams & w f to Edith L
s r 3 w $1500.
o f neVi sec 19 and nwVi o f sect Cushing 100x150 ft in Newberg
John M Cox & wt to Chas S 1 20 t 3 s r 5 w $15.
$1250.
Hammond part 5 ac tract ac .48
Frank S Morris & wt to Wm J
Eliza Williamson to W M
in Hurleys subd t 3 s r 2 w $1.
Morris part neVi and part lots j Woodruff 127.30 ac in nV& sec 22
Peter O Davis & w f to W N 5-6 blk 10 Deskins 2nd add New­
t 3 s r 3 w $1.
Seitz & E W Kimble 309.59 ac berg $1.
James T Wood & w f to Molvin
sec 36 3-9 $10.
Wm J Morris & wt to Frank SI E Burgess w.90 ft ot lots 7 & 10
Martha M Evans et al to F B
Morris Vi int in Bam and right1
Sackett lot 1 blk 2 Potters add o f way in blk 10 Deskins 2nd Jos Watts 1st add Amity $225.
Sheridan $4-75.
add to Newberg $1.
Jno W Forsyth (by admr) to
Marriage Licences.
Northern Pacific R R Co to
Minnie J Forsyth nVa lota 2 & 4
Thos B Duncan & wfnwViotseVi
in church add Newberg $1700.
o f sec & t s.r 6 w $1.
Coral Hamilton, age 20 years
Julia A G a r r i s o n to J B
A P Oliver to Chas S Ham- ; to John William Fowler, age 33
Hobaugh 2Vi of 3 ac tract in mond lot 6 blk 8 Central add years.
Whiteson $5.
Newberg $2000.
Clara C Laughlin, age 19 Vrs.
O E Travis & wf to Luther A
H C Paulson & wf to F H Cal- ' to Anson B Henry, age 36 yrs.
Stephens lots 5 6 blk 18 Row­ <1 will tracts 19-20 & 21 Deskins ; Oliver Martin, age 17 vrs. to
lands add McMinnville $10.
Oscar D Wise, age 23 years.
subd 3-2 $10.
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W ool Growers' Meeting-
Real Estate Tranefe
All breeders o f sheep in the
Willamette valley should be pres­
ent at the annual meeting o f the
Wiljamette Valley Wool Grow­
ers’ Association to be held in Mc­
Minnville, Saturday, June 4. At
this meeting, matters o f interest
will be taken up regarding the
winter show to lie held in Port­
land, in connection with the
National Wool Growers’ Con­
vention. Other matters o f im­
portance regarding selling o f
bucks and shipping, will be dis­
cussed. Prominent speakers will
be present, and an interesting
convention will be held.
A W ord of Admonition.
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We are pleased with the
advancement made in keeping
the streets, but we are sure all
will admit there is still room for
improvement. Even- one, even
the children should be interested
in the beauty and neat appear­
ance of our little city. Much
can be done to this end bv not
throwing waste paper or refuse
o f any kind upon the streets or
in the curbs.
We have l>een told by a busi­
ness man, who heard some of the
business men, o f Portland, who
visited our city recently, remark
about the scraps o f paper on
ottr streets, and piles o f old
lioards lying alwnit. We ought
to avoid all such, as it looks very
disorderly to persons coming
from places where such is not
allowed. We wish to commend
some o f our "business men who
use the broom freely ip the morn­
ing, not only on the side walk
but in cleaning out curbs. This
adds much to the good appear--
ance o f our streets and we should
all aid them all we can.
Don’t throw anything on the
streets. -
Committee.
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