Newberg graphic., January 22, 1920, Image 7

Thirst and Starvation!
Rsmsmbsrsd for His Good Work
I« West Africa.
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T h e thing m ost Iik elyto bring your battery to an
untimely end is T H I R S T . T h e prevention is so easy
no m otorm an should neglect it*
, L ook at your battery Y O U R S E L F , once in tw o
w eeks, put distilled w ater in to fill one half inch above
the plates.
T h e other great enem y of battery life is S T A R V A ­
T IO N , and is less understood by the average m otorist.
T o keep in good health, your battery must be sup­
plied, by the generator, with electricity at all tim es, for
lights, starter and ignition.
Sir William M scgregor w t / not the
lsast o f the bits o f good luck which
this empire owes to the Scottish strain
OC It. In the far-sundered areas o f
W est Africa and the Western Pacific
ha achieved distinction which will not
The world knew more of him as Pa­
cific high commissioner than i s gov­
ernor o f Lagos, but to many Europeans
In West Africa, and to those folk o f
long memories, the African races, be
wlU always be Macgregor o f Legos, tbs
pioneer sanitarian who began proc­
esses which hare made Lagoa a place
Jfrnble fo r, the European and more
livable then ever before to Ita teem­
ing African population.
The pedant may say that “ clrcum-
aplce" scarcely applies where the bene­
factor has only cleansed sir and roads
mnd purified water sources; neverthe-
Isss, to no roan could It be attached
More fitly than to Macgregor for hia
work In that steady hive o f activity.
T h e natives had a real affection for
him, for they knew he believed In
them, and Africans, like most other
Sons o f Adam, esteem that even above
good drains and pure water. He had
• very clear appreciation o f the ter­
rible danger o f German rule *ln the
tropics Just because o f Its thorough-
YOU CANT TAKE OUT MORE THAN YOU PUT IN OR YOU'LL
HAVE A STARVED BATTERY.
“ Mugwump."
The modern word mugwump ts de­
rived from the Algonquin “ raug-
quomp," meaning a great man, a
chief, and la said to have been used
among the Indians and whites o f
Massachusetts and Connecticut In the
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
T h e word wes later used In a humor­
ous, or satirical sense, and was ap­
plied to a person who thought him­
s e lf o f consequence and importance.
In this sense the word was long In
local use and often appeared In print
In U. S. political history the term was
first applied In 1884 to the Independent
members of the Republican party who
openly refused to support the nomi­
nees o f the party for president o f the
United States, and either voted for
the Democratic or Prohibition party or
abstained from voting. The word was
not generally known in any sense be­
fore that time,’ but it caught the popu­
lar fancy and was at once accepted
tty the Independents themselves as an
honorable title.
W S Allan and w f to A lfred H
Allan 35.12 ac ■% I 23 t I i r 3
W m Andrews and w f to H enry
C raw and w f 2 % ac D D Deskins
die t 3 a r 2 w $800.
A H Benton and w f to W H Lynde
and w f 1 4 and w 6 ft 1 3 blk 2
Deskins’ 2nd add N ew berg $3100.
Chas H B reeding and w f to Oliver
W and H arriet A Van Osdel 1 1 blk
2 Sunnyalde add M cM innville $1.
Kate Brow er and hush to Matt
K urt 1 10 blk 5 Btbee's add Sheri­
dan $1.
Bertha Bell Burleigh et al to John
J Conaway 147 ac M M cDonald die
and Homestead t 5 a r 5 w $5145.
F rederick Cane and w f and H arry
Cane to J H Hansen and w f 1 4 and
n % 1 3 blk 38 Oak Park add M c­
M innville $1600.
C R Chapin and w f to John E
Bradley and w f 5 ac J H Hess d ie t
3 f r ,2 end 3 w $10.
’ fi W Cox and w f to M O Shanna-
han and w f 2 5ac W T W allace die
t 2 ■ r 2 w $10.
E lvira Cook and huab to Otto
Handt 4x90 ,ft blk 2 origin al town
John Bean, Inventor
He Showed the Way in 1883
to Save Million« o f Fruit Traen from Poets
A d v is « w ith us, it w ill cost you nothing for testing
1 and distilled water. We nidke repairs promptly. A |
9 service battery fo r you while yours is bdng charged i
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N E W W IL L A R D S A L W A Y S R E A D Y
| ^ 1M3, John Bean, m*
The third generation of
A venter of the dottblo- the family are the active
acting force pump for well manufacturer, of “ B ean "
fruhor- Power Sprayers today. And
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ichine — *
Mill retain«
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imported from China, un­
wittingly by Jamc* Lick of
Lick Gbsenratory fame,
and the primitive spray
pumps of the time were
inadequate.
He • saw the need for
more cScient spraying, and
his inventive genius soon
had worked out the fir«
kiah pressure spray pump
with air chamber.
Success was instantane­
ous. Requests from friends
soon induced him to manu­
facture the machine.
The result was that mil­
lions of California fruit
trees were quickly saved
from pests that had blight-
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o f N ew berg fi.
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Dundee L ogan berry Co to J B
H ollngsw orth and w f 1 47, 48, 49,
50, 51, 63 and 64 Dundee Orchard
Hom es No 1 910.
A JFlynn and w f to Letha March
I 10 blk 6 B lbee’e add Sheridan f l .
H arvey O F lem ing and w f to N el«
There are endlese stories o f him on
the co a s t One la o f an official who.
•iter e tour In the bnsb. told the gov­
Johnson n % blk 20 Edw ards’ add
ernor o f an exceptional JuJn he had N ew berg 1600.
«•an— "exactly like * human being,
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J W Orasle and w f to H E Ornale
M r, only, o f coarse, o f wood.”
“ Nsne sse exceptional,” Macgregor and w f 148.988 ac W C H em bree
remarked, and followed It np with a and W m Patton die t 3 . r 4 w $10.
chuckling soliloquy. “ I’ve seen some In
Douglas H adley and w f to M ary
th e ser-r-vlce.”— Manchester Guardian.
B Alderm an 17.12 ac John Carey die
t 4 s r 3 w 1500.
P L E N T Y O F ROOM IN TRUNK
Adam J H ershberger to Chas
H arte and w f i}% 1 7 and 8 blk 6
tall Receptacle Once Sufficed ts W illis’ add M cM innville |1650.
Carry All the W orldly Goode of
G A H ein s and w f to Geo G Fisher
Noted New Englander.
Following the discovery, not long
dVO, o f an Interesting old trunk In
which Daniel Webster carried hls legal
papers comes the finding o f another
•Id trunk that George Nixon Briggs.
• form er governor o f Massachusetts,
carried on hls back when be pil­
grimaged from the town o f Hudson.
If. T „ to Adams, Mass., there to begin
Studying law. Governor1 Briggs has
not remained so fixed In memory as
Daniel Webster, but he was a famous
man In hls, time, and Is Interesting
today because at the national tem­
perance convention In 1832 he took a
Stand for total abstinence. Later, as
president o f the Massachusetts Legis­
lative Temperance society, he marched
In procession through the streets o f
Boston, although on this occasion there
la no record that be carried hls trunk.
T h e trunk. Incidentally, la one o f the
little ones common a hundred years
ago, and Governor Briggs In Inter
years repaired It. and affixed a card
tailing how he had brought It with him
t o Maasachusetta. "It contained,” he
wrote, "my entire worldly estate, all
o f which wes not worth 810.” — Ghrla-
tian Science Monitor.
B eanjK ow er Sprayers
J J W alker and w f to St Joe Or-
chard Co 1 45 St Joe Orchard H ornet
N o 1 and 1 31 and 32 St Joe Orchard
Homed No 4 $10.
Nell W illiam e and w f to^Harpld E
W arner 1 7 and 8 b lk 45 E dw ards’
* dd N ew berg |10.
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F rederick M W illard et al to
PhUo N W1,lard 10 M W m -10“ *8
die t 3 s r 2 w »10.
P h ilo H W illard to F ran cis and
M
E Clark 1# ac W m Jonea dJc
» 3 s r 2 w S 1 0
, yan W ood and w f tQ F ran k s tu l.
lenberger 60x1 41 % ft 4n A m ity 1 10.
g; h W oodw ard and w f to S M
Calkins et al I 7 and 8 b lk 15 Cen-
trai add N ew berg 810.
H uston W oods and w f to B E 81s-
Mn | f blk 7 Baker A M artin ’s add
M cM innville $1000.
In the C ircu it C ourt fo r the S tate o f
Oregon, fo r the County o f Y am hill.
Lulu B. H ollin gsw orth , )
J G Hoard and w f to Idella B
P la in tiff,)
Johnson 1 3 and 4 blk 62 LaFayette
$10.
Elmer J. H ollngsworth,
A D Hqpktns and w f t o & P Simon
D efen dan t.)
and w f 70x206 ft blk 1 Laurel add
T o E lm er J. H ollin gsw orth , the de­
M cM innville $2000.
fendant above nam ed:
J R Ivle e l al to N ora Bell Farm er
In the name o f the state o f Ore­
I 10 blk 6 Gllatrap’e add Sheridan
gon. you are hereby n otified and
$ 10 .
required to appear and answ er the
John V Johnson and w f et al to
com plaint filed against you In the
Fred L Soper 40 ac R W elch die t 3
above entitled Court and cause, on
aasl 4 a r 4 w .8 1 .
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o r b e fo re six w eek s fro m the d a te
L E Lange and w f to J A H ill 1 4
o f tbe first publication o f this sum­
4 blk 5 Oak P a /k add M cM in n ville
mons, w hich said date o f first pub­
$T50.
lication o f this summons la the 8th
Grant U March and w f to Matt
day o f January, 1920, and If you
K urt 1 7, 8, 9 and 10 blk 5 B ibee’s
fall to appear and answer said c o m ­
add Sheridan $10.
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plaint .fo r w ant o f aald appearance
Romani S M iller, to A lbert Gutch-
and answer the p la in tiff w ill apply
en 1 13 Chehalem Uplands $800.
to the Court fo r the relief demanded
Emma Mosbaugh and huab to
In her said com plaint, on file here­
Louis S Dey and w f 1 1 blk 1 L ip-
in, to -w it: F or a decree o f thla
p in cott’s 1st add Dayton $100.
Court forever dissolvin g the m ar­
Ada B McNay to Otto H andt and
riage con tract now existin g between
w f 25x90 ft blk 2 N ew berg $1500.
said p la in tiff and defendant, and
G F Nelson and w f to C F Dodson
aw arding to the p la in tiff the care
and w f n 45 ft 1 3 blk 4 K u tch ’s 2nd
and custody o f the m inor children
Carlton $600.
o f the said p la in tiff and defendant,
A ndrew Nelson to Fred S and
and requiring defendant to pay to
Olga Johnson Tract 9 "N ew h em ”
this defendant the sum o f F ifty D ol­
$500.
lars, attorney fees. T w en ty-five D ol­
Ben E Olson and w f to Samuel R
lars suit and expense money add
and Genora Doney 1 0 6 % ac w % s 4
Forty Dollars per m onth fo r the
t 2 s r 4 w $4000.
nurture and education o f said m inor
W m Perkins to Clara H ilbert and
children and Ten Dollars per m onth
hush 1 ac D D Desk Ins die t 3 s r 2
to p la in tiff for permanent alim ony,
w $10.
and fo r a decree aw arding to plain­
W W Rees and w f to Robt Corbett
tiff an undivided one-third o f de­
and w f Tract 11 C Marsh subd
fendant’s h alf Interest In Lots 11,
$ 2000 .
12. 13. 14 and 15. in B lock C, F irst
J T Reed and w f to N ^ Atkins
A ddition to the C ity o f F.alls City,
I 2 and 3 blk 3 Revenue add Sher­
Polk County, Oregon.
idan $10.
This summons Is served upon by
R eynolds M Rosensteel and w f to
publication thereof In the N ew berg
J H D ow n in g part o f blk 39 Oak
Graphic .once each week, fo r six
Park add M cM innville $10 .
consecutive weeks, by order o f H on ­
Wm Scott and w f to J J and Ruth
orable H. H. Belt, Judge o f the C ir­
D W alker 1 45 St Joe Orchard Homes
cuit Court o f the State o f Oregon,
No 1 and 1 31 and 32 St Joe Orchard
for Yam hill County, w hich said o r­
Homes No 4 $3000.
der Is dated January 5th, 1920.
Veda Dell Scott and hush to John
Clarence Butt.
J Conaway 6 7ac sw % s 6 t 5 s r 6
A ttorn ey for P lain tiff.
w $2345.
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Date o f First Issue January 8.
Mary E llen Sellw ood to Erma M
Date o f Last Issue February 19
Johnson part o f 1 2 "E a rlw o o d ” $10.
J G Smith and w f to R obert H an­
E xecstcr’s Notice
sen 1 4 and 5 blk 38 L aF ayette $10.
N
otice
is hereby given that the
F lora H Sleman and hush to M)hta
undersigned,
D. D. Coulson, has been
P Campbell 4 5 x 7 9 % ft se co r blk
20 H urley A L arge’s add N ew berg duly appointed execu tor o f the last
w ill and testam ent o f Augiista L eh ­
$300.
A C Southmayd and w f to Matt mann, deceased, by the County Court
K urt 1 9 and 10 blk 6 B ibee’s add o f Y am h ill County, Oregon, and has
qualified.
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Sheridan $1..
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N ow, therefore, all persons h av­
Stuart R Strong and w f to O B
H olt e % sw % and sw % sw % and ing claim s against the estate o f
A ugusta Lehmann, deceased, are
sw % se% s.34 t 5 s r 7 w $100.
Daniel B Swartz and w f to State hereby n otified and required to pre­
Bank o f LaFayette 47-100 a c Joel sent the same w ith the proper
▼ouchera to the undersigned execu­
Perkins die t 4 s r 3 w $800.
T A T urner and w f to A da M tor, at hls o ffice in the City of N ew ­
T albott 1.6 ac S eBan die t 4 s r 4 berg. Y am hill County. Oregon, w ith ­
in alx m onths from the date o f thla
w $3500.
Adelaide K Thom as and hush to notice.
Dated thla 15th day o f January,
Clara F W ard 1 100 and 101 F C
1930.
Graham 's Cbvs Orchard $10.
t
D. D. Coulson.
Geo H U nderw ood and w f to H ar­
E
xecu
tor
o
f
last w ill and testaaem t
ry A L ittlefield and Edw ard A R o-
o
f
A
u
gu
sts
Lehm ann, deceased.
m lg n.% 1 1, 2. 3 and 4 blk 56 Ed­
C
larence
Butt,
wards’ add N ew berg $10.
A ttorn ey fo r Estate.
Helen M W eed to Delmer L K il­
gore and w f 3.36 ac 8 Beary die t F irst Issue January 15.
l a s t ,lssue February IS.
4 a r 4 w $1.
H are now reached such trem en d ou s nat­
ional aale that the manufacturer* «re the
first to carry fall p a g e a p a ce in the Satur-
tiaement whfth will appear in these publi­
ne any other than the Bean Bower Sprayer.
36-Year Development
The 1931 Bean Power Sprayer
Different from Others in H om y Saving Way».
T
HE mod«« "B eam "
All
ms
thread!ns ball
regulator
fs ?
dples.
T oday , wherever men
'have ten mere, o f fruit or
more, you will alm o« in-
variably End power spray­
ers of. which the famous
“ B eam ” was the forerun­
ner and remains the leader.
“ B ean " feature.
San lose Seals is now
The porcelain-lined cyl­
inders are without stufing
boxes. They eliminate grit
troubles and last a lifetime.
These advantages are
the result of 36 years ape.
ciattrition in the building of
improved power sprayers
based on an ingenious, orig­
inal design.
If you are going to Wy
a sprayer and want the beat,
there u little choice today.
practically unknown in Cali­
fornia where more “ B ean ”
Sprayers are used than all
other mikes combined.
Many of the country’s
greate« orchards are now
equipped with " B e a n ”
Power S preferi exclusive­
ly. For the “ B ean ,” the
pioneer in 1883, it the
world’s leading sprayer
B E A N ” S p rayers
In
the C ounty Court o f
County, State o f Oregon.
Yaihhlll
In the M atter o f the G u ar-)
dianship o f the Ektafcr o f )
James Lloyd Sawyer a n d )
Pauliner Burtrees S aw yer,)
m inors
)
Order
“ to
Show
Cause
On this, tb s 7 th day o f January,
1920, com e L. N. Saw yer and S. L.
Parrett and
present
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th eft verified
Flour and Feed
petition in due form , eh ow lng that
a* •
James Lloyd Sawyer and Paulm er
Burtrees Saw yer are m inors and re­
sid e w ith th eir father at Monument
in the state o f Kansas; and that
they ow n in fee real property situ ­
ated in Y am hill County, State o f
Oregon, that needs the care and a t­
tention o f a guardian, and that their
said property Is o f the probable value
o f $1,000.00, and that they have no
guardian o f th eir estate in the state
o f O regon; and praying this Court
to appoint the petitioner, S. L. Par­
rett, a resident o f this cou n ty and
state, guardian o f the said estate o f
said minors located In this county
and state; and It appearing to the
Court proper so to d o: It is, there­
fore, ordered by this Court that said
petition for the appointm ent o f said
guardian fo r said estate o f said
m inors be heard by this Court at
the usual place o f h old in g this Court
in the cou rt house in M cM innville,
in Y am h ill County, Oregon, on Sat­
urday, the 14th day o f February,
1920, at eleven o ’clock A. M. o f said
day, and that all persons Interested
In this proceedin g o r in said minors
or in th eir said estate are hereby
required to be and ap pear at the
tim e and place appointed fo r hear­
in g said petition and then and there
show cause. If any th ey have, w hy
said 9. L. Parrett should not be ap ­
pointed guardian o f the said estate
o f said m inors situated in this cou n ­
ty and state .In accordance w ith tb s
prayer o f said petition, and, in order
to give due n otice o f said h earin g to
all persons interested In this matter.
It is ordered that a cop y o f thla
order be published on ce a w eek fo r
fou r successive weeks p rior to the
time fo r s a id . hearing in the N ew ­
b erg Graphic, a newspaper o f gen ­
eral circu la tion , published In thla
county.
C. F. Daniels.
C ounty Judge.
F irst Issue January 15.
Last Issue F ebruary 12.
New Blacksmith
D. CAN TW ELL
The new blacksmith, wfll be fa n !
on Wett First street AH kinds at
repairing and wood monk.
N e w b e rg ,
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O re g o n
H A Y A N D G R A IN
All kinds of Km Feed Alfalfa Hay,
OREGON
NEWBERG,
Plumber
W h en in need o f a
first-class w orkm an or
are in hurry to h ave w ork
don e, p h on e B lack 4 9
M Kinds Low Prices Satisfactiee
a . M. K E ILIN G
Are Your Teeth
Bothering You?
N early e v e r y b o d y has som eth in g
the matter w ith the teeth, but
keeps on p o stp o n in g a
. .j. .
visit to the dentist.
Some p e o p l e
a r e )|)ni5iyW7{
a fra id o f p ain , som e /iT u flu J lV
a fr a id o f the p r ic e , ^SYSTEM/
and som e d o n ’t want
to l o s e the t ime.
All these p e o p le sh ould k n o w
about the R egistered Dentists u sin g
the E. R. P ark er System .
First, there is n o fe a r o f pai n
w h en dental w o r k is d on e u n der
the E. R. P ark er System .
S e co n d , the p rice s are m oderate,
and e v e ry patien t is guaranteed
fu ll satisfa ction .
T h ird , fe w e r visits are req u ired ,
and o u t-o f-to w n visitors are given
e sp e cia l attention, so they need
not ca ll so often .
I f y o u r teeth are b o th e rin g you ,
rem em ber that the lon ger y o u
n eglect them , the m ore y o u su ffer
en d the m o re it w ill co s t y o u In
the end.
T h ere are tw e n ty -fo u r E. R.
P ark er System offices in d ifferen t
eitles, the nearest office b e in g at
PORTLAND, OREGON. •
Box 402 Phone BUck 146
Newberg, O m
Build It Now
B oth labor and snatonali
are available once more qnd
a grrnt deal of government
building, state work and
factory construction alrsady
is under way. Measure tha
satisfaction your new home
would bring and you’ll want
It now.
The aenaiblu thing than la
to BUILD N OW and w t
have ell the material to build
the sensible tray— framing,
siding, trim, doors, shingle«
and Beaver B oard— tbe
manufactured lumber, knot-
lees end cracklesa— for the
walls and ceilings. Speak
to us about It today.
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