GRAPHIC, XHUBSDAY, MAY 85 , 1982
Circulation in Yamhill County
Hans O. Hansen A w f to Harry L.
Baker; NV6 lots 3 A 4 blk 14 Hur­
ley and Larges Addition to Newberg.
910.00
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A n y well-informed garage m echanic will tell you
the Special-Six leads in value from the standpoint
of endurance, com fort, pow er and econom y of
upkeep. Drive one yourself and you will realize
w hy thousands of owners have found in it those
qualities which go to make up motoring satis­
faction and pride of ownership.
D. B. Hill A wf to Otto W. Helder
A Matt Mouse; part lots 6 A 9 blk 1
Original town Sheridan. 910.00
John C. Jensen A wf to Max Beh­
ling; 99 acres ln J. B. Rowland DLC
in t 3 s r 4 w. 919.000.00
Rose Joy A huab to Joseph Brock;
2.50 acres ln J. B. Rogers DLC in
t 3 s r 2 w. 910.00
Floyd C. A Alfred Lady to C. B.
Snedger; 40 acres In sec 34 in t 5
s r 7 w. 310.00
W. T. Lewis A wf to William W.
Thurston; lots 3 A 4 A SH lots 2
A 5 blk 31 Hurley and Larges Addi­
tion to Newberg. 910.00
City o f McMinnville to T. A. Gren­
fell A w f; 127.61 acres In sec 8
and 2.17 acres in J. H. Berry DLC
in t 4 a r 5 w. 91.427.58
C. R. Parsons A w f to John S.
Luke; 240 acres in see,34 t 2 s r
5 w. 93.800.00
Noah Perry A w f to Lydia A.
W hite; lot 10 blk 3 Cavell’s Addition
to Newberg. 910.00
Albert R. Sergeant A w f to L.
L. K irts; lot 2 A 8 20 ft lot 3 blk 30
Oak Park Addition to McMinnville
310.00
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Rudolph J. Thiersteen to S. Elisa­
beth Thomas; lots 94. 96, 66 Bewley
Land. 910.00
*• W . J. Udell to B. A. Kllks; 120
seres I u s e c l 6 t 5 s r 4 w .
310.00
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To save
a shin on hills
lla n y an autom obile toils to deliver the
pow er and speed o f w hich it is capable,
toils in acceleration and on the hills, be­
cause o f poor lubrication.
T h e purpose o f lubrication is to reduce
friction. In this connection it m ust be re­
m em bered that oils have internal or m o­
lecular friction. T he heavier the oil (the
m ore this internal friction, w hich has to
he overcom e b y and uaes up pow er.
T h e ideal oil for the autom obile is the
thinnest oO w hich w ill keep the bearing
surfaces separated, and at the same tim e
offer in itself the least frictional resistance
to the engine pow er going to the rear o r
driving
8. P. CO. 1BSUES NEW BOOK
LET “ OREGON OUTDOORS’’
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Attract Ire to sajr the least Is tbs
new 1922 booklet “ Oregon Outdoors"
which describes the scenic features
and
rqgorts of Western Oregon. The
—endurance and dependability have been built into it b y the
cover design is a work o f art in four
manufacturer through the use o f high-grade m aterials and work­
colors, and features in beautlflul
shades the intense bigness o f the
manship.
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SP E C IA L -SIX
great
outdoors and immediately sug­
—a Studebaker-built L-head m otor. 3yi x 5. develops fifty horse-
gests a vacation.
5 -/W . n r w . B j
W ithin the booklet are pages o f
SOH .P.
information that give the vacation­
—econom y o f upkeep with repair shop attention reduced to a
ist s good idea of outing places, how
Touring Car . . 1475
to reach them, hotel and cottage
rates, with names and addresses of
managers or owners. The articles
are well Illustrated with
neatly
grouped halftones.
Tillamook County beaches are
prominently featured and splendidly
set forth In picture and story. Surf
iM ^ m ). . .
bathing, bathers, and some o f the
Sedan. 1 . . .
cottages and hotels are pictured. The
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short and Interesting ride over the
Coast Range la well described ss are
the Beach resorts.
The Delights o f Newport— Charm­
ing seashore resort, are weH told In
paragraph and picture. Nye-Beach
broad and smooth is shown with
some o f the nearby stopping places.
Magnificent and moat natural is
the panoramic reproduction of Crater
Lake, which is shown on center
spread o f the folder in four colors.
Other places of resort covered In
the booklet are Mt. Jefferson; The
Upper Willamette; Diamond Peak;
Nawbarg, O regon
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The McKensie River; Three Sisters;
Coos Bay Region; The Upper Ump­
qua; Oregon Caves; Llthia Park;
The Rogue and Klamath Lake coun­
try; Portland and vicinity; Beau­
tiful Oswego Lake; Oregon’s Mineral
8prings sad Golf Links.
The booklet is now o ff the press
1«. Mrs. J. W. Chandler’s third addi­ Smith, w half of n half block 51 Ed­
BEAL ESTATE TRANSFEBS
and Is for free distribution. Copies
tion
McMinnville.
9900.00.
wards
addition
to
Newberg.
210.
Dana C. Acuir to J. W. and E. J.
may be had on request, to agents
W. A. Bond and wife to J. R.
Alice M. Bra.neton at el to F. B. Southern Pacific Lines, or by writ­
Acuff, three-fourths o f acre In block
Churchmen, 400 acres In P. Lynch ing John M. Scott. General Paasenger
DLC in tp 5 e. r 7 w.
|1.00.
Agent, Portland, Oregon.
John Duerst and wife to Lawrence
Buel, 5.29 acres In J osl Denforth
DLC in tp 5 end ( s, r 6 w. |L00.
MABBIAGE LICENSES
Jemee F. Davie and wife to M. O.
Caille Baswell, Sheridan, Or. to
Morris, lot 7 blk 4, Heuswlrth’e 2nd Thomas Edwin Powell,
Sheridan,
edditlon Yamhill. |600.
Oregon.
W. R. Dean and wife to Alva 8.
Gulley; 40.16 acres in W. T. W al­
lace and James Badley DLC in tp 2 s,
r 2 w. 15000.
Ralph Dean and wife to Alva 8.
Gulley, 10 acres In James Badley
DLC. In tp 1 a r 2 w. .»1.00.
F. K. Helder and wife to Edward
107 North Main
E. Turps, 1.16 acres in sec 17, tp 6
s, r • w. 910 .
Thomas Herd, Jr., to Thomas
Herd; 200x240 feet In Newberg. $19.
Celia1 Johnston and husband to
Harvey Berry and wife. 8 acres in
John W hits DLC In tp 4 s, r 4 w.
910.
R. J. Kinney to Jay L. Kinney.
2.60 acres in John Hess DLC in tp
2 s, r 2 w. 910 .
John Moulet to G. W. Belt; t*K
o f see 20 ta tp 2 a, r 6 w. 9100 .
W. E. Ramey and wife to Orril O.
Smith, lots 32, SS and 34 in north
west N ew berg'F ruit land subdivis­
ion. 910.
F. R. Schaefer to Hssel I. Schaef­
er, lota 9 and 2, blk 63, Lafayette.
—unusually com fortable, becam e of its deep, genom e leather up­
holstery and long sem i-elliptic springs, front and rear. -
Chassis...........51200
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(APhss.) . . . 1475
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as they wish—is something you owe them. Make up your mind to
get out o f the wasteful rut of endless rent paying.
This oompany is ready and w illing to assist you w ith ybur
building problems. Call at this ofiloe and look over hundreds of
plans and photographs of homos actually built.. Complete sets o f
blue prints are furnished free of charge with the lumber. Call now.
CHAS. K. SPAULDING
LOGGING COMPANY
of Lumber and
Building Material
J. R. Smith to W. A. and .Ella
Bond, lot 34 North Newberg fruit
land subdtvialoa. 310 .
Orvil O. Smith and wife to W. E.
Ramey and wife, lots 9 and 10 and
east half 9. blk 11, Deaklns’ 2nd ad­
dition to Newberg. 910.
Lucy F. Ulrich and husband to
Olive Browning, undivided one-stxth
o f west half of east half sec 29, tp
5 s. r 5w. 92390.
Howard Walton and wife to W il­
liam A. Bond and W . T. Lewis, 6.90»
acres In James Morris DLC in tp S
s, r 2 w. 31500.
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Walter Buuck to W. T. Lewis;
lots 3 A 4 A 8 * lots 9 A 5 blk 31
Hurley and Larges Addition to New-
bsrg. 910.00
W. R. Bunn and w f to H. M. Rob­
erta; 1 1 H x 100 ft. in blk 3 Yam­
hill. 910.00
L Caaselman A w f to J. M. Jensen
Realty C o.; lot 3 blk 2 Lafayette
910.00
Harris*»
Conklin, by sh eriff to
E. E. Elliott; 40 acres in sec 33 t 2
s r 5 w. 92.302.94
Jesse Cross A w f to Walter Buuck;
lots 2 A 4 A S tt lots 2 A 5 blk SI
Hurley and Larges Addition to New­
berg. 9700.90
B. W. Ferguson A wf to George
A Pearl Martin; 6 acres In S. Cosine
DLC in t 4 s r 4 w. 93.000.00
J. H. Fluster A w f to John Auer;
12.99 scree I d m c 15 t t ■ r I w 910.
Homer M. Frick A wf to O. L.
Woods, trustee; lot 1 blk 3 Bibees
Addition to Sheridan. 91.500.00
May Hamblin to George W. Ham­
blin; 30 acres in John Whits DLC
in t 4 s r 4 w. 91.202.96
c.
September 30
$ 1 .1 5 fo r W e e k - E n d T ic k e t s
$ 1 .1 0 fo r 1 5 - D a y T ic k e t s
$ 1 . 5 0 fo r S e a s o n T i c k e t s
S a le D a t e s a n d T r a n s i t L i m i t s
Week-End Tickets on sale Fri.. Saturday and Sunday
$ 1.15
G ood until Tuesday following sale date
^ ^ H £ b a y Tickets on eale Friday and Saturday,
$ 1.10
G ood until 15 days after title date
Season Tickets on sale daily,
$ 1.50
Good for 3 months, not to exceed Oct. 31
Ship and travel Southern Pacific Lines, the “ Pioneer” in development o f
W estern Oregon.
Southern Pacific Line« paid $37,833.47 or 4.68 per ce n t o f all taxes in
Yamhill County for year 1921.
For further particulars ask agents
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SO U TH ERN PACIFIC LIN ES ,
CEO. W. JAM ES, Itesi Agast
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gsnsral Passenger Agent