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The exposition for the exploitation
of Oregon’s resources end epportun-
itiee Is to be known hereafter as the
‘ ‘1927 Exposition." The exposition
committee decided last Friday, by
unanimous vote, to poetpem the time
for holding the exposition for two
years, so that a more creditable one
might be created.
Willard Batteries
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Groth Electric Company
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P lates m.OO. Brtdsawork U 00 a tooth.
Foeth extracted by « a a
Latest modern
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t a d Morrison. 2nd floor Allsky Bid«., Port
RuuL-Or W rits or phono for appointment.
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USED TRUCK BAR6AINS
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Bead fee ear List.
W E N T W O R T H & IR W IN , In c.,
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Information and prices given
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21 Ton. $1500
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Both depots and convenient ear service
to all parts of city.
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Clarke Broa , Florists, >17 Morrison S t
FOUNDRY AN D M ACH IN B W O R K S
Commercial Iron W orks, 7th 4 Madison.
FOOT CORRECTION 1ST
Featherweight Arch .Supports made to
order. J. E. Tryzelaar, i l l Pittock Block,
Portland, Ore.
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This action will In no way change
the measure upon which the people
of the state will vote November 7.
giving Portland authority to tax It­
self for the exposition. No tax is
provided outside of Portland. The
measure provides that the exposition
shell be held In 1925. or ns soon
thereafter aa it can be arranged, so
that the authority from the voters of
the state to make the special tax on
Portland la required Just as before,
regardless of the postponing of the
time for holding the exposition.
■ After carefully considering all an­
gles. the exposition committee has
decided that there te not sufficient
time to create the greet exposition
planned by 1925, and that two years
additional will give opportunity to
make It even more extensive then
originally planned.
While the state in general will
vote on the proposal to give Port­
land permission to tax Itself, that
city Itself will vote on a proposal to
levy a tax of three million dollars
at the rate of a million dollars a
year, the first levy to be made after
private subscriptions to the extent
of one million «dollars have been
raised.
The exposition committee also has
authorised immediate commencement
tf the exposition is approved at tha
November election, or an intensive
advertising campaign for Oregon in
which its attractions and opportun­
ities will be sent forth to the world,
and which is to continue on through
to the period of tha exposition.
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THE
WORLD,
PORTLAND
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SIX TY YEARS A PRINTER
1987
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
In the personage of Andrew J.
Shrader who la Just completing his
sixtieth year of continuous service
on the case” la a printing estab­
lishment, ths Anderson Valley News
lays claim to the employment of the
oldest printer, la point of service.
In California.
Says tha News: "Although Shra­
der Is 72 years of age. he Is very
efficient In his trade. It was on Sep­
tember 1, 1882. that ha began hlB
career on the "Hartford-City Union"
In Blackford county, Indiana, aa of­
fices "devil," but learning qulekly,
he rapidly ascended the ladder and
soon acquired a fair knowledge of
the printer's craft.
"He next worked on newspapers in
Illinois and Wisconsin and latsr he
went to Iowa where he established
and conducted a newspaper for oyer
twenty years. ~”T v ;; •
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’ ’Some years ago Shrader moved to
Oregon and worked on the Graphic
at Newberg but late In 1920 he came
to Anderson for the benefit of his
wife’s health, and Joined the staff et
this newspaper, where he la now oc­
cupied and expects to continue In the
profession for some years to come.
"During his long years of service
Shrader has kept a copy of the first
newspaper on which he worked. It
contains tha first "stick" of type he
ever set—-the platform of tha Union
P*rty.
.,
“ There are many Interesting and
historical incidents chronicled in the
old paper.
"For example: The market quo­
tations quote wheat at 80 cents a
bushel, corn 25 cents, and oats SO
cents.
‘ ‘In connection with the Civil War
the paper says: A young soldier In
Beauregard’s army named Ricks, of
Baltimore, was shot for declaring he
would not fire on the American flag.
"It also says: As the Confederate
army marched through Maryland
8tuart’s cavalry rode through the
streets of Frederick with the stars
and atrlpea tied to their horsee* tails
and dragging the glorloua flag of
their fathers la the dust.
"There is also an essay by Horses
Greeley on the front page and the
paper la wholly an odd and Interest­
ing old document.
J*The printing trade Is not an easy
one sad to continue tn It continuous­
ly as long as Shrader la no small a
complishment. He is entitled to the
congratulations of his fellow crafts­
men. The best wishes of ths News
is extended to the old gentleman and
faithful employs.”
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Mr. Shrader was at one time ei
ployed on the Graphle.
Ranna E. Atkinson to R. F. Cum­
mins and wife, lot 15 Church addi­
tion Newberg. $10.
Daisy J. Birka and husband to
Lawrence E. Rowell, 59 scree in sec
I, tp 1 ,1 , r 7 w. f i d .
W. H. Black and wife to Lester
Holt and wife, 8.55 feet la lot S,
blk. 4, Kutch’s second addition Carl­
ton. |10.
A. D. Brooks and wife to G. K.
McDaniel and wife, lota 8 and 4,
blk 7. original town of Carlton. |1.
M. J. Carmichael and. wife to
Charles R. Newman and wife, part
blk 1, Laurel addition McMinnville.
83800.
For results advertise in ’the
W. W. Carl and wife to John J.
Peterson and wife, lots 1 and 8. blk Graphic,
II , J. Wennerberg’s addition Carl
ton. 81800.
M Y AUTO. T IB OP THEE
Victor C. DeLaahmutt and wife to My auto, ’tls of thss,
—v:
Carl O. Bergstrom and wife, 52.87 Short road to poverty.
acres in John Boyd DLC and In lots Of thes I chant. ~
1, 2 and 2, sec 11. and lota 8 and 5,
sec 12. tp 5 a. r 5 w. 87840.
I blew a pile of dough,
W. T. Elliott and wife to Carl and On thee three years ago;
Mattie Schoenfeld, 6 acres In C. Now yon refuse to go, or wont, or
Cooper DLC, tp 3 a, r 4 w. 32500.
can’t. "
Bell Geer and huaband to Dr. M
Adell Gochnour et al, lota 4, 5. 8 Through town and countryside.
and 7, blk 48, Edwards addition Ton were my Joy and pride,
Newberg. 31-00.
A happy day.
Dr. M. Adell Gochnour et al t * A.
O. Westgate and wife, lots 4. 5. 8 I loved the gaudy hoe.
and 7, blk 44, Edwards addition The nice white tires new.
Newberg. 310.
But you’re down and out of trne,
John Hackett and wife to Myrtle In every way.
Moats, N half of lot 4, blk 4, Amity.
31500.
To thee, old rattle-box.
John Kirach and wife to. J. C. Came many bumps and knocks,
Manning and wife, 111.78 acres in For thee I grieve.
Samuel Davla and J. W. Rogers DLCs
tp 4 a, r 4 and 5 w. 322.358.
Badly the top Is torn.
Viola M. Lenhart to Lee R. Len- Frayed are the seats, and worn;
hart, lota 2, S, 4, 9, 10, 11 and 13; The whooping congh affects thy horn,
blk 84, Dundee. »1.00.
I do believe.
Eddie E. Lewis to Clara K. Lewis,
lots 5 and 8, blk 8, City park addi­ Thy perfume swells the breese.
tion, Newberg. »19.
While good folks choke and Wheel
A. H. Leighton and wife to Sher­ Aa we pass by.
man P. Lange, 90x100 feet la Mc­
Minnville. 8500.
I paid for thee a price,
Matthews Planting £o. to Helen Twonld bny a mansion twice.
M. Hewett, lots 21 and 22, Yamhill Now everybody’« yelling "ice "—
Walnut Groves. 31#-
I wonder why.
O. K. McDaniel and wife, to A. D.
and Elisabeth Brooks, lots 3 and 4, Thy motor haa the grippe.
blk 7, original town of I Carlton.-f Thy spark plug haa the pip.
»2500.
And woe la thine.
J. H. Nash and wife to Elmer L.
Hodges and wife, blk 5. Hurley tt I. too, have suffered chills.
Large’s addition Newberg. »10. ■ Fatigue and kindred ills.
Alice R. Ramsey and husband to Endeavoring to pay my hills.
L. I. Hullt, .48 acres in R. Everest Since thou wert mine.
DLC, tp 3 a, r 2 w. »800.
James C. Shirley and wife to Gone is my bank roll now;
Lilly L. Shirley, lots 18 to 22 Inclu­ No more ’t would choke the cow.
sive and Goodrich street, Alva P. As once before.
Macy’s first addition Dayton. $10.
George Stickney and wife to Ran­ Yet if I had the mon.
dolph M. Wardle. small tract In Carl­ So help me, John— amen,
ton. »89.
I’d bny a car again.
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And speed some more.
Tour printing is your representa­
— The American.
tive. If it ia poorly arranged and
sloppy In appearance It creates a
poor impression of your busineas. • « a good crop of answers will com«
Try the better kind by ordering from from an adv. planted in the Graphic
classi fled.
tf
the Oraphle.
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"Armed peace haa proved itself
THE OREGON Firs Relief Associ
Inevitable war."— Dr. A. J. McDon­ St ion of MsMlnnvlll« has written
ald.
mors Insurance la Oregon for tl
last firs years than any other con
H0TICE OF F IX A I SETTLEMENT pany.
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Notice la hereby given, that the
undersigned, as administrator of the
Estate of Sebastian Brutocher, de­
ceased, has filed In the County Court
of Yamhill County, State of Oregon,
his final account of his administra­
tion of said estate, and that said
Court, has duly ordered, that said
final account, and all objections
thereto, be heard by aaid Court, at
the usual place of holding aald Court
at the court house at McMinnville
In aaid County and State, on Mon­
day, the 8th day of November, 1922,
ten o'clock a. m. of said day; and all
persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified to be and appear at
said time and place and then and
there file any objections that they
may hava to said final account, tf
r GO fo ri
they have any objections thereto.
S. L. PARRETT,
Administrator of the Estate of Se­
bastian Brutscher, deceased.
W. M. Ramsey, attorney for said
SANT
«state.
First pub. October » , 1933,
Last pub. Nov. 3, 1132.
COLLECTIONS
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NO COLLECTION
M0 CHARGE
W E SUE IN OUR OWN NAME
Settlements made the day we collect
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
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W ith W illiam Rogers and L ila Lee
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exactly as h e w iihed. And the th in g! that man had bees bottlin g
np. W o w !
A lso Mack Bennett Comedy, “ LOYE AMD DOUGHNUTS.”
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“Exit—tlw Vamp”
Ethel Clayton in
— The story o f a
wife more ramped against than Tamping.
ALSO BUSTER KEATON COMEDY
WEDNESDAY AMD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 AND 19
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It’s what you need and yea’ll find' it in—
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M otoring— M ountain Climbing— Y achting —
G olf— Tennis— R iding — P olo — Pishing — H unting
Camping— A ir-Planing— Loafing
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General Paaeenger Agent, Portland, Or,