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DAYTON TRIBUNE ELECTRIC Entered aa second-class matter April 7, 1911 at Dayton, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 Irons, Fans, Stoves, Toasters Published every Friday at Dayton, Oregon by F. T. MELLINGER. Editor H. D. SKINNER, Publisher YAMHILL LolxlE No. » i. o. o. r. Monta WM»h Wmlnvaslay nltfht Ini. O. O.F. hall Dayton OLD HICKORY CAMP No MW W. O. W. avary Saturday night In Nlrhula Hall. W. u. YOKKE and Water Heaters. Subscription >1.26 a year in advance FOR SALE BY Mnli L. H. LHWHKM Ciarli c. c. I’ROSPEHITY CIKCLK Nu. «>0 W. O. W. Mert« lai and .t,d Hat unlay afl*rn>a>na. anil the Ind and 4th Thuraday »vanlnaa. In tha W. O. W. Hall Dayton. Oration. AtnaiMla Wilaon Almila Nimia G N. Clerk A boy is like a locomotive. It Oregonians to be present in the Yamhill Electric Co takes a certain amount of switch-. city of Portland on that date, and ing to get him on the right track, who are unable to attend, to do L. H. Litscher, Local Manager = = something that will improve the YAMHILL COUNTY Some people who think they appearance of their section of are smiling, offer you a grin in- country. stead. A true smile comes from Judge Taft, ex-president of the In The'Circuit Court of the the heart, a grin is hardly skin J. H. GIBSON, President Governor Wi t h y c o m b e has United States; ex-governor Geo. State of Oregon for deep. The only Abstract B<x»ksin Yarn- r designated September 21, 22 and Turner of Washington, and sen Yamhill County hill County 23 as the dates for the waterpow- ator Geo. E. Chamberlain of Ure-1 McMinnville, gon, who will be the principal Eva Lucinda Switzi r, i Oregon At a meeting of the members er and public land conference of Plaintiff, / , . of the newly organized Sherwood Western states which will be held speakers at this convention. At- j f SUMMONS vs Commercial Club, recently, the । in Portland. At its late session, torneys who will be in attendance \ slogan: “Sherwood, the Onion the Legislature provided for such at the American Bar Association Francia M. Switzer, Defendant' City,” was adopted. conferences and authorized the meeting at Salt Uike City a week Francis M. Switzer, Defendant a- i Governor to fix the dates. The prior to the one in Portland will To e . e . M c D onald , prop. bove named: As an echo of the recent open Oregon delegation will be: E. B. come to Portland to participate In the name of the State of Oregon: Every Wedsenday and Saturday ing of the locks at Oregon City Piper, of the Oregonian; W. Lair in the meeting. Elaborate ar You ere hereby required to appear in Night for the free passage of boat, it is Thompson, president of the sen rangements are being made for the Circuit Court of the Stat« y fOre- announced that a line of boats to ate; S. B. Huston and S. C. Hus the entertainment of these nun gon for Yamhill County within six LATE MOTION PICTURES weeks after the date of the first pub carry passengers and freight has ton, of Bend. The Governor will who argue before the bar; among lication of this summons, which said the several features of this en been put on between Portland, act as chairman of the delegation. date of publication is the 30th day of tertainment will be an auto drive April, 1915. and answer Plaintiff’s com- L E. MELLINGER Dayton and McMinnville. A job along the famous and beautiful pl .mt herein, or for want thereof, the Dayton, Oregon of dredging, which has just been Portland will be the mecca of C lumbia River Highway, which Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the completed by Government dredge the lawyers of several states Notary Public will be open to traffic by that relie* prayed for in her complaint here Champoeg, makes the river nav in, to wit A decree of divorce, dis- Legal Papers Neatly Executed when the joint meeting of the time. igable for light draft steamers. Oregon and Washington Bar As aolving and holdii g for naught the bans of matrimory now existing be sociation meets in Portland, Aug. tween Plaintiff and Defendant, and Governor Withycombe has pro 23. 24 and 25. At this meeting tor such other and further relief as to DR. 0. C. GOODRICH claimed the last day of the R >se some of the most prominent at-1 the court may saem meet and equitable I tn the premises, including her costs Festival, June 11, a legal holiday t omeys of the United States will > ' and disbursements of this suit. in the Statz? Oregon, request ng be present, among them the Hon. DENTIST Abstract Company The Arcade Theatre 2,065,000 MEN IN THE ITALIAN ARMY Thia rummons is published by order bearing dare April 2«th, 1915, of the Honorable J. B. Dodson, Judge of the Jayton, Oregon County Court of Yamhill County, Ore gon, once a week for six consecutive and successive weeks in'the Dayton Tribune, h newspaper published week ly at Day ton, Yamhill County, Oregon, DR. W. E. LEWIS, Rome.--In view of the situation now and being a newspaper of Renerai cir- Physician and Surgeon existing statistics showing the naval culation. and land strength of Italy are luier- Dayton, Oregon Date of first pu lication April 30th, eating. They foi'ow; Home and Office formerly occupied by 1915. Dr. Jest>en. McCain, Vinton & Burdett Infantry—Two regiments of grenn Residence Phone 36 Office PLone 36-3 Attorney a for the Plaintiff. diera. 94 of Infantry of the Hue. 12 GLASSES FITTED of bersaglieri or light Infantry and 8 Statistics Show That Naval Fighting Forte Is Also Strong. PREPARE! For the big events that are soon to come. The Rose Festival, and the G. A. R. Encampment. You’ll want to look your best. Our Great Stock of Clothing will solve the problem. No matter what size you wear we can fit you. Men’s Suits priced from $10.00 to $45.00. Boys’ Suds from $3.50 to $16.50. N otice of F inal S ettlement Complete Line of Furnishing Goods. Shoes at all Prices. Sacrifice Sale on our Entire Stock of Ladies and Misses Spring Coats and Suits all 1915 Models. $ 6.50 to 8.50 Coats, Sale price 10.00 to 11.00 Coats, Sale price 12-50 to 13.85 Coats, Sale price 15.00 Coats, Sale price 20.00 Coats, Sale price 4.98 7.85 9.90 12.90 15.85 Fancy and Tailor Made Suits $15.00 Suits, Sale price 20.00 Suits, Sale price 25.00 Suits, Sale price $12.90 16.85 15.85 Staple Suits and White Coats are Reduced 10 per cent. Sale Starts Friday morning May 14 1914 Stock of Ladies Coats, Suita and Dresses at from 1-3 to 1-2 discount. M c M innville , D. M. Nay berger OREGON GROCERIES GROCERIES Buy your Groceries from us We carry a full line of Fancy and Staple Groceries “Sugar and Spice And Everything nice Canned Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes And cabbage to cut into slaw.” We want your Trade and will Treat you Right A. C. DETMERING Dayton, Oregon © by Pach DUKE OF ABBUZZI. COMMANDEB IN CHIEF OP ITALIAN NAVY. Combination lick, injury, accident Notice is hereby given that the un- and death benefit protection at min dersigned Flora J. McDonald, as the imum coat. S2.(MM) death benefit; U, administratrix of the « state of J. W. 000 for loss of limb or eyesight; from McDonald, deceased, has filed her final 16.00 to >15.00 weekly sick or accident account of the administration of said benefit; >100.00 Emergency relief ben estate in the County Court of Yamhill efit. Coat is >6.00 |>er year; no other County, State of Oregon and said court duea or aMesHmer.ts. In thia insur has appointed the 24th day of May A. ance all men and women are placed up D 1915. at the hour of Ten O'clock in on an equal basia, regardless of occu hj forenoon of said day at the Court pation. Each person makes the same room of said Court, in the Court house form of application, pays the same a- it McMinnville, in Yamhill County, mount of premium and receives the State of Oregon, as the tin.« and the same amount of benefit. Men and wo place for the final hearing of said final men between the ages of 16 and 66 account and for the final settlement of are accepted. No reatriction as to oc said estate. cupation, only Railroadmen employed Therefore all persona interested in on track, train or round-house can not said estate are hereby notified and re be accepted. Claims are paid within quired to lie and appear at said time nixty days anywhere in the U. S., and place so appointed for the final Canada or Europe. Old reliable Insur hearing of said final account and for ance Company. >100,000.00 on State the settlement of said estate and then deposit as a protection for policy-hold and there show cause if any exists, ers and to guarantee the payment of why said final account should not be claims. For further free information allowed and approved and said estate address Gustave E. Werner, Secretary t .rever and finally settled and said ad and General Manager, Box 813, Buffalo ministratrix discharged and her bonds N. Y. state age, sex, occupation and men released and exonerated. mention Dept. B. 186. Dated this the 17th day of April 1915. Flora J. McDonald, As administratrix of the estate of OVER 68 YEAR» J. W. McDonald, deceased. Frank W. Fenton Attorney for sc id estate. of Alpine chasseurs. 01 regiment« of mobile militia i correspond Ing to the German landwebri and about 400.000 Infantry of the territorials (correspond ing to the Inndaturm). Each regiment of the first Une has Its reserve unit Total Infantry about 1.320.000 men. all mobilized. Cavalry—Twenty-nine regiments.each with Its reserve unit; 31 squadrons of militia, 30.0(10 territorials; total, about 150,000 men. Artillery—Twenty-four regiments of raffle; ou KF h . TffJCTFBO field artillery, 1 of horse artillery. 2 efficient torjiedo I kmii destroyers. For Joint service with both urmy and regiments of mountain guns, 3 regi ments of coast artillery, 3 of garrison navy 14 squadrons of 7 aeroplanes artillery, 78 batteries of militia and 1(JO each and 10 dirigible«. batteries of territorials; total, about 450,000 men. Signal corps, engineers, medical corps, Cleverly Named. commissary, etc., about 145,000 men. The other day Tommy’s uncle asked Total forces which may be put in the him the name of May’s young man. field. 2.005.000 men. "I call him ‘April Showers,’ ” replied Navy. Tommy. First Squadron—Six Dreadnoughts, 5 "‘April Rhowerst” cried his uncle mounting 13 12 Inch guns apiece and 1 mounting 12 12-lncb guns; squadron in amazement ‘‘What makes you call him such a foolish name as that?" speed, 22.5 knots. Ten first class battleships (pre-Dread “Because he brings May flowers."— nought), 4 mo mting 4 10-inch and 8 Txindon Telegraph. 72elnch guns; «¡«ed, 22.5 knots; 4 mounting 2 12-lnch and 12 8 inch guns; Its Kind. speed 20 knots; 2 mounting 4 12-lnch, “Did Miss Starcraze swoon all right 4 8-lnch and 12 O-tnch guns; speed, 20 at rehearsal ?’’ “She made a faint at knots. Five old battleships of small fighting tempt.’’—Baltimore American. P atents T rade M ark « - DtaiON« C opyrights 4 c. - Aar0"* “n,1l.n« • »nd dMCTiption ma* quick * Mcartaln our opinion Iraa wLthar an IlifonUon la probably p.l.nt.hln, CnmmnnlM,. IMM r21“","‘l,l>HA»0BÓ0K on l'a«^ **M^/r**’ agency for ••curing palauta. Hatanta lakan iFirouah Mann A Co. rocelva Velai notte», wit hont «käry» in Iha ™ Scientific American. A handaomaly lllaatratad waalily. culation nt an* aclantlOo tournai, J.raMt etr. Tarma. U a *»><1 brail nL.<i£iU£ Z. SPANGLE TONSORIAL ARTIST Runs a FIRST CLASS Shop BATH IN CONNECTION Dayton, Oregon A
