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Larga»! Clraulatloa I» Yamhill Q»u»ty NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1981. TBN eral W illam ette valley tow ns are MORE IMPROVEMEHTS ARE grown from fall sown seed. Seeding MADE OR HEW CHEVROLET should be done now for the peas should be w ell up before the co n tin W. T. Anderson, of th e Anderson uous cold rains occur. Alaska is a Motor com pany of th is city , who are good variety for fall sow ing, accord ««elusive a g en ts for all style« of ing to the O. A. C. experim ent sta C hevrolet autom obiles, reports aome tion. The ground should be fe r til new im provem ents made on the 490 ised w ith manure and drained n at touring car w hich add g reatly to the urally to shed excessive m oisture.— com fortableness of th is ligh t Car and V egetable gardening. w hich places it am ong th e very best of ligh t car types. Important Beekeepers of the W illam ette v a l ch an ges w ere made in the new car ley have sustained heavy loses this only a short tim e ago. in the way of season due to the ravages of Euro stren g th en in g th e rear axle and pean foul brood. Some com plaints adopting th e standard clutch pedal have come to the O. A. C. experi arrangem ent. and w hile these ment station concerning the wax changes were decidedly im portant in moth, but these insects merely enter m aking the car more durable and the hives and clean up the havoc more easily controlled, the new w rought by the brood.— Entom ology. ch an ges are fu lly as im portant in m aking for greater comfort and bet Loganberry growers should put ter appearance. the canes upon tke trellises before The main change in the new the w inter rainy season if tip die- model is in the low ering of the^front back is to be prevented. A lthough seat. T h is w as brought about by a very severe w inter m ight injure m aking the gasoline tank under the the canes to some exten t, iitvesti- front seat square instead of round. gation s conducted this year by the In th is way th e capacity was m ain O. A. C. experim ent station show,' tained and several inches additional th tathe yearly loss due to dYbback room rwere secured. The steering exceeds in im portance the possibil w heel has also been lowered to cor- j ity of another exceptional winter. respond w ith the low ering o f “ the | As soon as tied up they should be seat, and the gear sh ift has b een , sprayed w ith Bordeaux 4-4-50 to straightened, m aking it easier to protect against fu n gi, especially the handle. The net result is that the bases of the can es.— Botany and car is much easier riding and steer plant pathqlogy. ing than before and possesses .a -----------o>------ racy appearance and an easier feel REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS for the driver. Another im portant change in the E. Blake Baird and w ife to Chas.* new model Is in the top. A new one man top has been provided w ith full L. Dark and w ife1. 80 acres in sec. 9, “Gipsy" curtains, and the top has and 40 acres in sec. 10, tp. 6s. r. 6 $10.00. been lowered two Inches, w ith a w. M cM innville N ational Bank tb corresponding low ering of the w ind shield. The w indshield has been A. Thompson H am ilton, lots 1 and altered to make it more rain and 2. blk. 5, town of W heatland, Ore gon. $200.00. wind proof than ever. John W. Brooks and w ife to Wm. “ W ith -the latest changes, im proving the riding and drivin g qual Ormond and w ife, lot 8, blk. 8. ities as w ell as th e appearance of j Deskins addition Newberg. $10.00. Eugene W. Clark and w ife to the car. and w ith the changes of a few m onths ago stren g th en in g the Peter C. Kirk and w ife. 34 acres in rear end and estab lish in g th e stand J. W. Shelton d.I.c.. tp. 3 r. 4 w. ard foot brake and clutch pedal ar $2900.00. I. H. Deever and w ife to Orey rangem ent. doing aw ay w ith the H ankins and w ife. N h a lf of lot 2. joint clutch-brake pedal, we now lieve the little Chevrolet has reached and S. half of lot 3. blk. 13, H urley a sta te of perfection for a small & Large's addition N ew berg. $1.00. Eola H ills W alnut Assn, to F. S. car," said Mr. Anderson. M iller, lots 162. 164 and 166, sec -----------° ~ ond addition Eola W alnut Groves. FARM POINTERS $ 10 . 00 . Richard Jam es Hadden and w ife E xh ib its for the corn show s com in g on th is fall should be carefu lly to Daisy J. Birks, sm all tract in J. chosen for uniform , heavy and ma B. Rogers d.I.c., tp. 3 s., r. 2 w. ture ears. It is usually ad vantag $1300.00. Eva Ham m er H ull « to Alexander eous to put them in a warm, w ell ven tilated place and dry them out H ull and w ife. N. h alf of lots 1 and before sending to th e show . Green 2, blk. 4. D eskins second addition ears in m any cases do not show their N ew berg. $10.00. H enry LeDuc to W. J. McClaflin trangit. Badly discolored or shred - 1 ded cobs may be an in d ication of j and w ife, lots 6. 7, and 8, blk. 30, Edwards addition N ew berg. $10.00. root rot and should be discarded. Bertha Lorentzen E state, by guar The earliest pas m arketed in sev- dian to Charles C. Thum berg, 42.47 Little W onders, Madam— th a t you can w ork yourself with paint, varnish or enamel E have established a sefvice painting practice goes back more for women and men who thah 72 years. 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Something New 10 Ride BEARER Commutation Ticket $7.57 Good for 6 0 days. 76 CERTS A RIDE ; t Other forma of Commutation Tickets: ' 30 Ride Fam ily Commutation Ticket $22.00 Good for 6 m onths, 73 cen ts a ride 60 Ride Fam ily Commutation Ticket, $31.02 •’ • . ' * Good for 6 m onths, 52 cen ts a ride. 4- ' -I . . '' also ’ ■ ' „ , ’ ' ' INDIVIDUAL MONTHLY SCHOLARS COMMUTATION TICKETS • v*"— *■"— —— ------,■ v, for scholars attbnding school at N ew berg from sta tio n s O swego to L afayette, in clu sive. . dar m onth in which Bold. Com m utation tickets are not sold at h a lf fare. B aggage w ill be checked only on 10, 30, and 60 R ide T ickets. T ick ets good for calen- The Southern Pacific Company ---------------------- _ ----------- 4k f k o LARGEST SINGLE TAXPAYER ........................................... IN YOUR COUNTY and is en titled to your patronage and support. The entire tax for Y am h ill C ounty in 1920 am ounted to $781,970.55 T he Southern Pacific Com pany paid 5.07 per cen t of th is tax. or $39,657.32. Southern Pacific payrolls in Oregon for 1920 am ounted to $11,083,754.93 j Southern Pacific purchases In Oregon for 1920 am ounted to $4,519,888.00 Southern Pacific taxes paid in Oregon for 1920 am ounted .to $1,110,038.88 Southern Pacific total d istrib u tion In Oregon for 1920 am ounted to $18,713,681.78 $ To co n tin u e these payrolls, purchases, taxes, and p rovide bettpr fa cilities and convenient, B a f e ,* rapid and frequent service is the aim o f th at com pany. W hy not travel and sh ip via Southern Pacific Lines, and do your part to enable that com pany to keep pace w ith th e f a t h e r developm ent o f Oregon. ' * _ For fu rth er p articulars ask AgentB Southern Lines JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger AgetU acres in Joel Chrisman d.I.c, tp. 4 s., r. 3 w. $5240.00. Ju lia A. May and husband to Wm. A. Bond, N. 100 ft. of lo ts 5. 6. 7. and 8. blk. 36. Edwards addition N ew berg. $10.00. W. W. N ew ton and w ife to Mat- tie Hess, 23 acres in F. H oldrldge d.I.c. and 6 acres in D arling Sm ith d.I.c., tp. 4 s., r. 3 and 4 w. $1.00. John A. OrndufT to M ervln W hit more, 19.552 acres in sec. 26, tp. 2 s. . r. 3 w. $10.00. Emma Perkins and w ife to C. R. Fryer and w ife, 33.03 acres In Al fred Job d.I.c.. tp. 2 and 3 s., r. 4 w. D on’t g iv e the baby patent m edi cine. If you feel that you m ust UBe advertised rem edies try them on you rself, or b etter still, on the dog. Let th e fam ily doctor atten d to the baby. ----------- 0 ----------- Try a Graphic Classified. NOTICE T. 3 South, Range 6 West of the W illam ette Meridian in Y am hill County, Oregon; and Lots 17 and 18 In Block 8 in P as adena. M ultnomah County. Oregon: W hereas, the above named court has fljjed Novem ber 5th, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the courtroom of said court at M cM innville, Oregon, as the tim e and place for hearing upon said petition: Therefore, you are hereby re quired to appear at the tim e and place hereinabove m entioned and then and there show cause. If any there be. w hy a license for the sale of said real prem ises should not be granted. Y.Mtness the seal of th is court her« unto affixed this 30th day of Septem ber. 1921. C. B. WILSON, 1-4 County Clerk. IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR YAM HILL COUNTY. In th e m atter of gu ard ian sh ip of W ayne H on eyw ell, John H oneyw ell and E dgar H oneyw ell, m inors. $ 10 . 00 . To the h eirs at law o f T. B. Dun- John W. Priser and w ife to J. W. Estes and w ife, lot 6 and N. half | can and E lla C. Duncan and to all of lot 5, blk. 19, H urley & Larges other persons interested in the e s ta tes of said m inors: addition New'berg. $2000.00. W hereas, Jam es W. D uncan, gu ar V iola Rea to Alfred S. Peterson. N. h alf of lots 5 and 6, blk 24, Row dian o f the esta tes of said m inors, lands addition M cM innville. $100.00. has filed in th is court h is applica EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE OF FINAL J. H. Rees and w ife to P. H. Ham tion for a licen se to sell and convey SETTLEMENT mond and w ife, lot 3 and E. 10 ft. of real property b elon gin g to said es N otice Is herby given that the tates as follow s: lots 1 and 2. blk. 2. Sprlngbrook. T he sou th east quarter of the undersigned executrix of the last $ 1 0 . 0 0 . northeast quarter of section 15 In W ill and T estam ent and the estate Ida Shultz to R. H. and Grace Mills. 12 acres in O. F. Tupper, d.I.c., tp. 2 s., r. 4 w. $1400.00. Ed Shuck and w ife to Cora Rice, w h alf of blk. 17, except W. 60 ft., in original town of North Yam hill. $759.00. George T. Shipley and w ife to Brow n-Shipley Co.. 0.97 acres In -City of Sheridan. $5000.00. Florence S. Shook and husband to M ervln W hitm ore. 19.549 acres In sec. 25, tp 2 s., r. 3 w. $10.00. R. R. Simon and w ife to Charles A. M itchell. 70x206 ft. In hlk. 1, Laurel addition M cM innville. $2150.00. E thel P. Skiff and husband by sheriff to Eola H ills W alnut Assn., lots 81, 112, and 114, Eola W alnut Groves. $2425.00. W illiam Schrweid and w ife to Louis Schrweid. lot 4, blk. 7, orig inal Town of Sheridan, and sm all parcel on W. of same. $10.00. W alter H. Tovey and w ife to John H ackett and w ife, N. h alf of lot 4, blk. 4. A m ity. $10.00. % T. E. W allace and w ife to P. A. Sm ith. 40 acres In sec. 8, tp. 2 *., r. 4 w. $250.00. . . Howard W alton and w ife to W ar ren W. Moor and w ife, 4*4 acres in sec 7, tp. 3 a., r. 2 w. $1.00. Rose M. W etig to R. C. Field et al, 26.10 acre* in W illiam Chapman d i e., and 20 ft. strip In J. B. Graves d.I.c. tp. 5 *.. r. 6 w. $5400.00. Frank P. W lchert and w ife to Benj. M. W halen and w ife, lots 1 N o a d v a n t a g e o f a cio n ca , o f v a » t ru ao u rcu s, o f lo n g and N h alf of 4, blk. 28. Cloverlawn a x p u rla n c a , o f a p - lo - t h a - i n i n u ta a q u lp m a n t a n d m a th - addition Carlton. $500.00. o d s , ia o v u rio o k a d b y th ia c o m p a n y in m a k in g Z e ro - L. F W ilson and w ife to Ned T. la n a a lu b r ic a tin g oil o f th e h ig h a a t q u a lity . and Ovel McCoy, 50x114 ft. in N ew berg. $10.00. If i t «vara p o a a ib la to m a k e a b a tte r oil th a n Z e ro le n a , Albert E W ind and w ife to Eu th ia c o m p a n y «vould m a k e It. gen e H. W hite and w ife, 35.03 acres It ia m a d e in fiv e c o n s is t e n d e e , o n e of w h ic h la e x a c tly in J H. Brown d.I.c.. tp. 4 *., r. 5 w. e u ite d to th e n e e d s o f y o u r c ar. $ 10 . 00 . H. H. W inslow arid w ife to Otto U a e Z e ro le n a fo r C o rre c t L u b ric a tio n . W. Helder and w ife, tyt 15, hlk 2. STA N D A R D O IL COM PANY Bibee's addition Sheridan. $10 00. (Caltfwato) Edmond Wood to E lf G. W a u k i - man. lot* 4 and 5. Clay Co.’* subdiv ision. $10.00. « It takes m ore than a theory to develop C orrect Lubrication of 1. B. H u n tin gton , deceased, h as filed her final account as said execu trix in the. County Court of Y am hill County. Oregon, and that said Court has appointed Monday, N ovem ber 14th. 1921, at eleven o’clock a. m. of said day. for the h earin g of ob jectio n s to said final account and the settlem en t thereof. N ow therefore all persons in ter ested in the estate of I. B. H unting- ton. deceased, are hereby notified and required to appear at th e County Courtroom at the Court House, at M cM innville, Y am hill County. Oregon, at said tim e, to then and there show rause, If any there be, w hy said account should not be settled , allow ed, and approved, and said estate forever and finally settled and said execu trix discharged. Dated th is 13th «lay of October. 1921. ETTIE M. HUNTINGTON. E xecutrix of the last W ill and T estam ent o f I. B. H u n tin gton , de ceased. Clarence B utt, A ttorney. 2
