Newberg graphic., March 13, 1919, Image 2

r. 4 A.M . Regular maetía*
h^ / \
U m « amé Fourth Thurs­
day evening* 0(f «uoh mouth,
f Visitine brothers nlwnjrs woloomo.
By order W .H . Woodworth. W. M.
Curtis A. Houssr, Secretary.
Shiloh Belief Corps, Wo. M
Meetings hold 2nd und 4th Thurs­
day of such month st 2:20 p. ® ., lu
I. 0. O. F. hull, cornor of First and
The lowest priced
ele ctrica lly
e q u ip p e d
a u to m o b ile
The Secret messala that sen t h im O var th e Top
NEWBERG, ORB
lilKm- Giuh and Robert Hannon are in it. A wondrous tale o f an American
snob, who found in France’s trenches, amid death and muck, life’s most precious
g ift W hat was. the gift? Com e and see.
OudlrldSd p r o fit s ... r . . . . - ........................... .........
3.368.58
1 s t current expenses, interest, and tuxes paid. . .
1.S77.12
Interebt and discount collected or credited, in advance of
maturity end not earned (approxim ate)............................
Amount reeerved for taxee accrued................................................
Ctteulattng note outstanding...........
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Individual deposits subject to check..............................................
Certificates o f deposit due la less thaa 30 days (other than
for money borrow ed......... ........................... ....................
C ertified cheeks.................. .......................................... ..............
Cashier's checks ^outstanding.......................... ................................
State, county or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
at aaeeta o f this bank..............................................................
TWtnl oT demand deposits (other than bank depos­
it«) subject to R eserv e.. ....................................217.243.18
Certificates o f deposit (other thaa for borrowed m on ey ). . . .
Cental saving» deposits............................................................( . . .
Other time deooedts............................................................................
T ota l o t time deposits subject to Reserve................ 76.890.46
Interest earned but not collected...............................................
T ota l.......................................................................................... )
Liabilities for rediscounts, Including those with Federal Re-
ler o f the above-named bank, do solemnly sweat
t is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
R. P. GILL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day o f March, 1919.
C. R. Chapin. Notary Public.
My commission expiree December 8. 1919.
eet— Attest:
W. H. Woodworth,
K. C. Baird.
George Larkin.
Directors.
Mrs. A. J. Heakett and Mise Kiser,
The Parent-Teacher Association
o f Portland, visited In Rex Sunday. hold their meeting next Monday
evening.
Mrs. C. M. Roberts end small son
Frank Rem mi lard made a business
sue visiting Mrs. Robert’s parents.
M r. and Mrs. O. Woodworth, for n trip to Portland the first of the
week, returning with n new Chev­
tarn days.
rolet
T h e Brown family, recently o f
Mrs. George Perry and little
Sprfngbrook, who bought part o f the
daughter were quite sick the first of
Moore Bros’ , place, are now occupy­
the week, but are on the road to re­
in g their new home.
covery.
N. L. W iley is very active these
Mrs. Dora Moore, Chesney and
-days with n subscription meper gath­ Warren Moore, the Misses Rosalie
erin g funds for an addition to the Hendrickson and Mary Warden were
Friends personage at this place.
visitors at the church Sunday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Konow and son,
The Boys’ Athletic Club held a
o f Camas. Washington, visited Jest meeting Monday night at the school
week at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. bouse. They named committees to
Prank Gusti n. Mrs. Konow being n urge a movement towards building
sister o f Mrs. Gust in.
A local community hall in the near
The Ladles’ Aid had their first future.
meeting for several months at the
home o f Mrs. C. C. Harmon Thursday
afternoon
The officers o f the pre­
ceding year were retained and after
the business lunch was served by the
hostess. The next meeting will he
.at the home of Mrs. Jack Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lind berg re­
cen tly sold their place to young peo­
ple from Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Wlddekin. who. It Is understood, will
net out the place to walnuts. The
com m unity regrets to lose Mr. and
Mrs. Llndberg and wish them sne-
oeas in their new home near Tigard
«rtHere they have bought acreage.
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»
T h e Oscar Huber Company have n
number of men busy dismantling the
paving plant, when It will be re­
moved to another pert o f the state
where they have road work, fldd
though It may seem, no tears will be
shed over Its departure es It wee
rather an eyesore to the residents ef
*M* place and o f no scenic beauty
c o pea® e g motorists.
B ring your
Urapbte office.
Job
The Tsetse Fly.,
The dreaded ’’tsetse fly (pronounced
tset-ee. accent on tlr*t syllable; whose
vowel e has short sound, a* In set)
Is an African gadfly, about the size
of a lir.osefly. The symptoms of Its
victim see at first those of a severe
cold. The eyes, oose and mouth be-
gin to “ run." the hotly then «wells
while emaciation set* In, allhottgb not
always fatal. The harm done Is found
to be not the result of poison from the
9y Itself, bat communication to the
blood of Its victim of • microscopic
pdraslte similar to that of Texas fe­
ver which It hss/recelved from s dis­
eased animal.
Antmol* or persons
that recover ere usually Immune. The
greet dread of this fly formerly enter­
tained ha* proved to be unjustified.
Didn't Look It
“What would yon *ay." asked the
fair theosoplilst “If I should tell you
that I waa horn In Egypt three thou
mad year* ago?"
"W h y." said the man addressed, “ I
should say yon don’t look It.” — Boston
Evening Transcript.,
A delightful story, dealing with love and war. The situations are dramatic*-
thrilling and appealing. Personally directed by David W ark Griffith, who pro*
duced “The Birth o f a Nation,” “Intolerance,” “ Hearts of* the W orld” and
“ The Great Love.”
BAKER
Wanted
W e have a customer
for
40 acres of land nod m ore
T W O
than one m ik to school with
D A Y S
and Thursday, Mar. 19 and
A d m issio n 15 c . a n d 2 5 c *
house and barn. Land must
be suitable for pasture and
farm ing.
N ot over $4000.
H alf cash.
Owned Pin* Library.
Andrew D Wutte. rlie eminent Amrr
teen diplomat, who died recently. w»s
the owner of one of the linen libraries
in America. Mr. White began enrl.v in
life to fHViimtilare books chiefly on
the subject* of the world’s history At
last he had -MXtMM) volumes, n re»|»e«*-
table total, as Mr. Birrell would admit,
who once said, that a man should never
talk of hi* library until he hail *10.«*W
hooka. Mr. White left his library to
Cornell university.
Russia Destitute of Scythe*.
Before the war Russia’* need ef
scythes was estimated at 8.0UU.OOO an­
nually. of which about half were re­
quired I d Siberia. To All these re­
quirement* shout 4,500.000 scythes
were imported annually and the re­
mainder suraiifartnred In Rns*ta. Ac­
cording to latest Information there are
hardly any sevthes to he found Rus­
sian Industry being at á •Onnd-tP! and
the ImiMU^atl.m close-1.
.
M O Steel end w f to J E Knight
part 1 7 Yamhill Orchard Tr #10.
O H Stoncbrlnk to Julia A Jones 1
11 Oek’i Fruit Fprm flOOO.
C F Webb et nl to Franz E Nelson
and w f 1 22 and 23 Chehalem Or­
chard Homes f l .
Western) Condensed Milk Co to
Hennlngsen Produce Co 1.67 ac D
Ramsey 41c 21000b.
Emms O White and hash to Theo­
dore J Force end w f 16.666 sq ft Al­
fred Job d.lc t 3 s r 4 w f i l l
Holt C Wilson adm to Frank W
Wttscher 86 sc Matthew Petton die
t 3 s r 3 w »100.
Fred A. Jacobs Co,
Assisting Agriculture
THIS the United States national Bank has been doing in this
community for nearly thirty years.
S adi changing condition
On OU Accounts
and development has been anticipated— and realim toin has
been aided materially.
It is BOX too loto to opeo oa ac­
count here with us.
Joseph C Crain and w f toWm F
and Isabel Bush part 1 7 and 8 Wy-
nooskl sub |10.
Mortimer R Douthltt and wf to
Thos P Shoemaker and w f 20 ac Sid­
ney 8mith die t 3 s r 3 w »2000.
Dundee Fruit A Walnut Co to Geo
A and Mlgnon E Dearborn 1 20 Dun­
dee Orchard Homes No 1 f l .
W inifred M Harper and hush to
Geo A Dearborn part 1 19 Dundee
Orchard Holmes No 1 93600.
Annie J Hohenleltner to Wm F
Schaad and wf n w ^ n w »4 s 32 t 2
s r 3 w $2400.
Investment Company to Lena Mor-
tenson and husb .1 6 and 8 blk 56
Oak Park add McMinnville $200.
Wm A Kassebaum and w f to Ho­
mer M Wood 57.73 ac J B Johnson
die nd 2.56 ac J H Reary die t 4 s r
4 w $10. ‘
Grace Lightner and husb to F C
Graham and w f 1 106 F C Graham’«
Cove Orchard $900.
Addle March eat by adm to C B
McCracken 1 I blk 34 Faulconer’a
4th add Sheridan $10.
J. A. Melixa and wf to Matt Kurt
and wf 1.916 ac Wm Chapman die t
5 ■ r 6 w $100.
Ira G McCormack and wf to John
A Hulit 1-t ac s 25 t 2 a r 3 w $ 1 .
City of McMinnville to L G Por­
ter 1 2 blk 10 Chandler's 2nd add and
2 sc 8 Cosine die t 4 a r 4 w $800.
W H Ney and wf to O R Shipley
and wf 24ac Chas 8 Tnstin and J H
Gaunt die t 4 s r 4 w $10.
B F Purdy and w f to Vestal 8
Abraham 74*£ a c s ) t 2 a r 4 w
$66500.
S. L. Barrett,
J . L. Hoskins.
H. M. Hoskins.
J, C. Colcord
President
Vice President
Assistant Cashier
Cashier
bight Mostowt Ce
YAMOREC COLLECTION AGENCY
Peace-Peace
ho/es' 1 '¡ n i t
ThAre
w ill
be
PEACE
in every fam ily
if you patronize
gjhrca e g a y s t a r t i n g ,
lon g mileage. M ix-
tures have wholes” in
the power chain. Look
for the R ed Crown
sign before you fill.
•tAMDAKD o il c o m p a r t
( p*liforaU)
TH E
Phone White 112
9 0 6 First Street
K*ar Martillan
Whole Wheat Flour, Graham
and Corn Meal
A S P E C ALTY