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Bst u d S u . u ly Sot «ad San. only
,s
Odd McMinnville <404.
Horry Fisher end wf to N B
Woodward ond wf 30 oc O W Miller
die t 5 s r 4 w »1000.
Loromo Q Fryer et tl to A O
W tgglesworth and wf om tr S Cosine
end W T Newby die t 4 p r 4 w
»400.
J C Gilbert and w f et al to H L
Pratt Tract 12 King’s subd 410,
Francis C Gilds to Minnie Moore
Gilds 1 12 and 13 Longview Acres
ft.
Geo F Greene to Mary M McDon­
ald 50 ac s 23 t 2 s r 4 w |10.
Frank E Hadfcey and w f to Sam­
uel Steen Duncan and w f 48.28 ac
MeoervoUono tor Theatre Partios,
S Heater die t 3 s r 2 w 811000.
ote., or tor Spoeal Trips coll
Ellis M Hadley by guar to J H
Portland Phone.................Main 4414
Newherg Phono................ Blank 144 and Lucy H Rees 1 3 and e 10 ft 1 1
and 2 blk 2 Sprlngbrook 483.34.
J I Hadley to J H and Lucy H
Rees
und 27-28 int l 3 and e 10 ft
S om a lia pacific time table
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2 blk 2 Springbrook »10.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
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Mrs. Sadie Harriger and husb to
Leave Nowhorf
Arrive Portlánd
Mrs Ada Stewart 4 ac Francis K ing
die t 3 s r 2 w »375.
No. SIT. 4:84 k m.
1:11 u l
tNn. 881. 11:25 pm.
12:45 a. m.
tSaturday only.
Trains Non. 855 and 858 discon­
tinued between Newberg and Me-
Minn villa.
Chris F Held and wf to Henry A
Page and wf
1 11 and 12 blk.8
Edwards' 2nd ad Newberg 84275.
Byron E Herrick an w f to John
V Kenyon and wf 10 ac Jas Johnson
die t 3 s r 4 w »5000.
E U Henderson and w f to U J
Henderson et al s 40 ft 1 7 blk 2.
South Sheridan and 5 ft strip adj
same on east »10.
Mary E, Hickman to ffm C Hag-
erty and w f 104.32 ac Andrew
Shuck die t 3 s r 4 w »10.
Harry H Hinshaw and w f to Floy
Haight 1 8 blk 2 Chapman’s add
Sheridan »10.
A F Hllmer and w f to August
Schaad Tracts 22 and 23 Chehalem
Uplands No 2 »1.
P J Jackson to Harvey Berry and
w f 1 1. 2 and 3 blk 14 W hite's orig­
inal town o f Whiteeon »10.
W A Keyt est -by adm to J C Gil­
bert et. al Tract 12 K ing's subd
»2800.
,J L Ketch and w f to F S Law­
rence and w f 18.50 u t l t i t r S
w »1000.
Cora S Kendall and hush to J C
Tamlesie and w f 1 4 blk 35 Oak
Park add McMinnville »2800.
Edla Kerr and husb to, Allan B
McLeod and w f 67.44 s 11 t 2 s r 4
w »2200.
Walter K ing and w f to Ralph A
Snyder 51.50 ac 1 2 and 3 a 4 t 5 a
Karakul Pur.
Karakul. Persian lamb and Astra-
khan fu n come from the regions about
Bokhara, In Turkestan. Before th»
war almost all o f them were dyed and
treated at Leins! c. where two houses
alone receive»! 750.000 skins, with •
yearly value o f about $2.700.000.
The race o f sheep known as Karo-
knl is o native o f Turkestan, and Its
special home is in the vast sandy des­
ert plains o f Bokhara. The lambs are
born covered with an abundant fleece,
down to their hoofs and as far as their
eyes. This fleece ts formed o f black
strands tightly curled against the skin.
If the animal be killed within three
days of its birth Ond skinned at ooce r~ t w fTP. ~
Christian Larsen and w f to L Caa-
the fleece remains unchanged. Aa it
grows, however, the curls untwist and selman 1 2 and 4 blk 10 Beaumont
after It once has been sheared the wool Park add McMinnville »10.
grows with scarcely s trace erf curt
Joseph N Ledgerwood and w f to
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J K Fields sw 2-3 1 247 and 244
Why Dance Party la “ Ball.*
Dayton $542.
Ball play In ctrarch by the dean and
G W Leonard and w f to John F
choir boys of Naples was a curious old Derby 4 ac O P Turner die t 5 s r 5
custom during the “ Feast of Fools” st w $1000.
Easter. The boys danced around the
Emllie Leckband and husb to P H
dean singing an antiphon. The dean
M Smith 10.08 ac s 21 t 4 s r 3
had a ball which he threw to them, and
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they caught It while dancing.
G K McDaniel and w f to Emma B
Later st prlvatd dancing parties the
dancers threw a hall to each other as. Alexander and husb 15 ac James
to the sound of their own voices, they Johnson die t 3 s r 4 w »3000.
wbirled u round In sets. The pastime
W G Norris and w f t o W B W il­
consist«I in loosening hands in time to son and w f pt 1 22 and 23 WynootA
catch the hail. Dancing has long sur­
ki subd »10.
vive.' Ur- <*r*nee game, hut a dancing
Fred F Perkins and wf to Ben
party is still culled a ball.
Reimers n Vt 1 ae T C Davis die t 3
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s r 4 w »900.
UAL ESTATE TKAISFUS
Marcus Peterson to Cary Peterson
70.03 ac t 5 and l i r l w »10.
Hanna Anderson to Edward A Mc­
Roy H Shreve and w f to H E No­
Neil and w f 80 ae s 21 t 5 s r 7 w ble pt 1 11 and 12 Chehalem Moun­
42000 .
tain Orchards »10.
Rose Boatman et al by atty In
Clement V Sheridan and w f to D
fact to W illard C Jones and w f 1 3 E Way 4 ac J B Rogers die t 3 s r
blk 17 Oak Park add McMinnville 2 w »10.
4424.
Thos Storey and w f to Priscilla
Mary Elisabeth Bullock and husb Blantx and husb 38.54 ac O F Tup-
to G W Aaron and w f 22.35 ac e>A per die and 10 ac D Bridgfarmer die
nw«4 t h r l w |10.
t 2 s r 4 w »4000.
Joseph Burgbolzer and w f to Idel-
Wm Elmer Thomas to Mary L
la B Johnson 1 5 and 4 blk 42 La- Wilson 1 6 and 7 blk 1 City Park
Fayette 4400.
add Newberg $10.
Dora B Carter and husb et al to
Herbert L Toney and w f ta Emma
J 1 Hadley und 27-28 int 1 3 and e R Foster 1 7 and 8 blk 4 Toney’s
30 ft 1 1 and 2 blk 2 town o f Spring- add McMinnville »10.
brook 810.
f
Herbert L Toney and w f to Wm M
C. Lloyd Churchill and w f to N J Toney and w f 1 1 and 2 and e 20 ft
Churchill part o f 1 8. 4 and 10 blk 1 3 blk 4 Toney's add kfcMlnnvllle
5 Desk ins’ 2nd add Newberg $10.
»10.
Mildred Buck Clevenger and husb
Herbert L Toney and w f to Chas
to John Morrison and w f 1 30 Cot­ P Coslett and w f 1 4 and w 2-3 o f 3
tage add McMinnville 81500.
blk 4 Toney’s add McMinnville
John H Cornwall and w f to A B »3500.
Kidder and w f 1 3 and 14 blk 2
J A Waugaman and w f to S W
Cornwall’s add Sheridan 810.
Fletcher 12 ac T N Faulconer die t
C H Cox and w f to R C Berg and 5 s r 4 w 910.
w f sm tr John Watt die t 5 s r 4 w
Mary McDonald Warner and husb
110.
to Stanley A Bisboprick 50 ac s 23
Geo A Dearborn and w f to W H t 2 a r 4 w »309.
Bently part o f Tracta 74 and 75
John Welsh and w f to C C Per-
Dundee Orchard Homes No. 1 810. rlne 50 ac s 10 t 2 s r 5 w »1600.
C W Ellison to Chas F Wyers sm
Lavlnla C Williams to Clarissa
tr city o f Newberg t 3 s r 2 w 8800. W illiams 119 and 20 blk 17 Central
Sarah Farnsworth and husb te add Newberg and pt 1 4 blk 4 Des­
William Crawford 1 1 blk 19 Row­ kins’ 2nd add Newberg »10.
land’s add McMinnville 81100.
E H W inslow and w f to Sarah A
Anna Feaglns and husb to E O Manning 1 14 blk 2 Bibee’s add
Liehtenlhaler and w f 1 53 blk ” A ’ ’ Sheridan »1.
Hobson’s add Newberg $10.
John W ort man et al to H L Pratt
Earl Bliss Fletcher and w f to I 12 k in g 's subd »10.
Henry J and Leona M W yffels
S M Woods to W B Woods I 215
148.74 ac A 8 Watt die t 4 i r 4 v 2nd add Bo In Walnut Groves 91-
815500.
Geo Zimmermaa and wf to Yam­
Almon 8 Fletcher a ad w f to Hen- hill Co, Oregon 60 ft strip ■ 84 t 2
% J W yffels u d w f rdwy to Co s r 4 w »1.
road through grantors’ land t 4 s r
•eo Zimmerman and wf to Tam-
4 w |1.
hill Co, Oregon 60 ft strip s 27 and
A L Flak and w f to Clifford B 24 t 2 s r 4 w »1.
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ESTABLECED 1900
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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C h u r c h ill & T y n d a ll
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Chehalem Valley Mills
Flour and Feed
H A Y A N D G R A IN ;
ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
Cron country touring bringt ae sense of weariness oc fatigue
to the tourist that uses s DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR VE­
HICLE. The oar has unusual roominess. The deplh and soft­
ness of the real leather upholstery, the buoyancy If the springs
and the deriga of the Mats, together with the quiet jrunaingf
of the powerful engine, nahe one unmindful of distante.
Touring Cars
Roadster
Business Car (screen body)
Business Car [panel body]
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$1360
$1350
$1435
$2060
$2230
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OREGON
1 to 5 Tons
FEDERAL
Transports 1078 Tons in
95 Days
Marketing Was
■wUsf night
hauled 53JS7 bens of apptai • miles to
at oost of .010s per hex.
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McCoy Bros. Atrto Co.
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Yamhill, Oregon
for FEDERAL Motor Trae
Detroit.
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