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YAM6ILL LOMB DAYTON TRIBUNE Kutored as second-class matter April 7, 1911 at Day ton, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 Published every Friday at Dayton. Oregon by F. T, MBLLINGER. H. D. SKINNER, Publisher Subscription >1.25 a year in advance ditor SCHOOL SUPPLIES If you are looking for your School Tablets, Ink, Pencil*, Ink Tablets, you can find ter of Handley street and a continu ation or prejection thereof along foot them at bridge to east end of street or road ADDAiKITFn* AIFW ninn>n6 ®**t and west through Coatno’a Al I Mill I EU, nLlV «addition to McMinnville; thence ! west along center of said street or road and a continuation or projection thereof DAYTON to center of Cozine creek thence foi- OREGON lowing up center of county road lead ing from McMinnville to Sheridan; Various Activities In and About th« thence *k,n« center of aaid wad to Gue Paulus corner, thence northwest Court House along center of said road to center of Cozine creek, where said creek is cross ed to wagon bridge near city hospital; thence east down center of Cozine creek to where said creek is crossed by Ho Assessor Gives Road District Valuation, berg bridge; thence in a northerly direction along center of Third street tion Masting With Hearty Response to place of beginning. Precinct No. 27 — Other Items of importance. 1 Beginning at the Southeast eerner Sec. 14, T. 4 S. R. 5 W. thence north C ontinted F rom F^ kint P age L. H. UTSCHER. Local AgeuL 4 miles; thence weet 10 miles to the .005, tax 1788.47; No, 38, valuation 61,- west boundary line of Yamhill county 550., apecial levy .010, tax >615.50; No. thence south 4 miles to the S. W. cor 39, valuation >234,499.44, levy .005, tax ner of Sec. 17 in T. 4 S. R 6 W. thence >1172.50; No. 40,. valuation >192,455. । 1 east 10 miles to the place of be .inning. cised by the men and women of this levy .006, tax >962.27; No. 41, valua- • Precinct No. 17, McMinnville town will do wonders Is the commer Notice of Appointment of tion >213,815., levy .005, tax »1069.0b. Executor Beginning center of Third and F cial club interested? Wbat are youd< - County Assessor Miller’s office is streets; thence south along center of ing for the betterment of thi-« lown? busy with the 1915 tax roll. The rolls i F street to eenter of Cozine creek; Lach one <kii )g hm or her pai t ever y । Notice is hereby given that the under will be ready to turn over to the sheriff thence east down center of Cozine day can make th s a town of beautiful «¡gned J g Mellinger has been duly about Feb. 10. At the last session of creek to the center of S. P. railroad grows, flowers, clean streets, larger and appointed uh Executor of the estate and the state legislature the law was chang track; thence south along said track to better stores. This town depends upon Last Will and Testament of Mary E. ed, taking collection of taxes from the center of Storey street and a continua the loyalty of its people. Collins, deceased, by the County Court county treasurer’s office back to the tion or projection thereof to center of "We can make this a still better of Yamhill County, State of Oregon, and sheriff’s office. Yamhiill river; thence up said river to place in which >u live and a mighty hard he has duly quaiitied as such Executor. . . . the of Hawley's D. L. 0.; place to leave. ’’ Several new precincts have been .. west line . , / „ • Therefore all persons having claims thence south easterly along said line crested by the county court, those One of the Citizens. against said estate are hereby notified fecting McMinnville and vicinity are to angle co ner of said Hawley D. L, C. and required to present the same pro thence northeastly along east side of particulary described as follows: perly verified to the undereigned Exe county road near there to north line of cutor, at Dayton, Yamhill County, Ore Precinet No. 28, McMinnville W. C. Goodrich D. L. C.; thence east gon, within six months fro.n date of the Beginning at center of B and third to northeast corner thereof; thence due First Publication of this notice, the streets and running south along center north to center of Yamhill river; thence said date of first Publication of this of B to the center of Handley street; up said river to a point due east of cen notice, being December24tb 1915. thence west along center of Handley ter of east end of Third street, thence Dated at Dayton Oregon on thia the street; and a continuation thereof along west slong center of Third street to the 20th day of December 1915. place of beginning. footbridge over Cozine creek to east ROAD SUPERVISORS A. C. DETMERING’S VOTING PREGINCTS ROAD DISTRICT We are now in our new home one door north of Watson’s Phar- macj'. Call and see us. VARIATIONS YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO GYPSY BAND MADE GIRL, 16, A SLAVE P robate C ourt end of street or roan running east and west through Cozine’s second addition The following estates have admitted to McMinnville thence west along cen to probate and petitions filed since our ter of said itreet or road and a contin last issue: Estate Lucy O. Briedwell, uation qr projection thereof to the cen- Estate Rachel Fowler, Estate of Mar of Cozine creek; thence up Cozine creek cus B. Fowler. in southerly direction to center of coun Circuit Court ty road leading from McMinnville to Smith-DeHaven vs. H. V. Scott, ac Sheridan thence east along center of tion for money; Thomas H. Glover vs. said toad to intersection of said road Chas. W. Monroe, et al, partition suit; Escaped Aftsr Extensive Traveling leading . from McMinnville to Whiteson Crecent Lumber Co. vs. E. L. Snow- and Waa Caught by Oakland Au at the Gus Paulus corner; thenee south den> foreclosure of mechanics lien, thorities, Who Acted on Hor Story. along said Whiteson road to center of . Assumed Name Taken From Orphans’ Home by Sout^h Yamhill river; thence up center Gypsies, Who Gave Fictitloua Names. Phillips Whitcomb has filed his peti of riyer in a southerly direction to the weat boundary of Sec. 12, T. 5, S. R. 5 tion for assumed name name for the Helena. Mont.—When Evelyn Mitch W. thence north along said boundary *mWli Tile Works, of Ysmhill. ell. a sixteen year old girl, who for Over 200 Registered nine years has been the slave of gypsy line to N. W. corner of Sec. 12; thence bauds in this country and the old weet to S. W. corner of -------------- Sec. 3 in said ------ -------------- The new reistration is meeting with township and range; north to N. W. a good response by the voters of the world, threw herself Into the arms of Per father, a ranchman residing near a corner Sec. 3 thence west to the S. W. county as up to Saturday night 176 had Montana town, it was the first time corner Sec. 31. in T. 4, S. R. 5 W., registered and the registration today either bad set eyes upon the other thence N to the N. W. corner of secton is estimated at over 200. since the day of the mother's funeral 19 in said township and rang; thence In Helena nearly ten years ago M. 1. Marriage Licenses east to the point of where the north Rickman, secretary of the stats bureau bonndary line of Sec. 19 in T. 4, S. R. Dorthea Kathrine Anderson to Fab- of child and animal protection, escort 4 W. intersects with the county road arienus Nielson; Alberta Meryle to ed the girl to the ranch from Glacier park, where be met her in charge of near the half section corner; thence Theodore John Van Santen. Miss Georgiana Allen, a Havre school south along the center of said county Mona Stewart to Oscar Novak. teacher, who agreed to chaperon the road to angle in road, thence in an east girl to Montana from a bonne of de erly direction along the oenter of coun tention in Oakland. Cai. ty road leading from McMinnville to H. A. Davee. state superintendent of the Masonic cemetery and along the public Instruction. who was attending center of Baker street in McMinnville the National Teachers' association, was besought by the Oakland authorities to the center of A street; thence north Day ton, Oregon, Jan. 20, 1916 to provide escort for the girl back to along center of A street to center of To the Editor:— Montana. Tbe city paid her exirenaea Third street and thence east along said Superintendent Davee learned that Am eending you the third street to place beginning. following hoping that it may of uae to Miss Allen, a teacher, waa abortly to Precinct No. 16, McMinnville come home, and tbe latter weut to tbe you and of benefit to the city. bouae of detention, where the girl baa Beginning at crossing of D and Third "Do you own property in this town? been kept two montba to guard her streets thence south In center of D and Have you a farm near this town? Is agalnat kidnaping by tbe gypay band Grant streets to the center of Cozine this your nearest trading point? In from whlcb she was taken. e. ock, thence up center of Cozine creek other words, when you are away do you Thera arrangements were made for west to center of main county road call this your home town? If If ao so you you bringing her home, and tbe teacher and leading from McMinnville to Whiteson; are vitally wad materially interested in the girl departed secretly from Ban Francisco, embarking on a steamer for thenee south along center of aaid road its welfare. Astoria, from which point they went to center of South Yamhill river; thence ‘Will this town live, much less gain by train to Glacier park. down center of said river to point in ... The necessity for keeping tbeir line with center of Story street, thence ,n wealth and P°Pu,«tion. W yon »end to west along center of Story to center of Ma,, Order HoU8«8 for your needs? whereabouts secret was urged by the girl, who was in terror of being seized S. P. railroad track thence along said Many small towns are going backward by tbe band. and it is the fault of the community. track north to center of Cozine creek The history of the young woman thence west up said creek to point A town the size of Dayton should be reads like a romance. For several directly in line with center of F street the social, spiritual and commercial cen years she haw been trying to escape to center of Third street; thence west ter for the people within a radius of 5 from the gypsies; but, alone and friend- along center of Thrid street to the miles. Are you trying to make this lags. sbs waa given no opportunity un town such a center? til almut three montba ago. when the place of beginning. Oakland officials secured possession of “A spirit of Pride engenders Pride. Precinct No. 88, McMinnville her after a desperate fight In the j A few citizens of any town who believe courts The Marino band, to which I Beginning at center of intersection in clean streets; free from waste paper of B and Third streets, and running and rubbish, can, by precept and exam she was sold for 82.000 in 1912, Is rich, and money was spent lavishly to de south along center of B street to a ple, create a spirit of civic pride in all feat justice. point directly in the line with center of the people that will make for a clean About ten yean ago. following the Handley street; thence weet along cen- town. A spirit of town loyalty exer- funeral, of tbe mother, tbe girl and a Was Sold t j Rovers When Her Mother Died Hine Years Ago. RETURNS TO HER FATHER A COMMUNICATION J. E. Mellinger As Executor of the estate and Last Will and Testa ment of Mary E. Collins, deceased. Frank W. Fenton Attorney for said estate. OLI» HICKORY CAMP Na KO W. O W. M m U w-rr Halurdaj »Iaht ta Nl«h<4« Hall. L. H. UTSC6BB W. H. YORK g c. a PRIMPKIUTY CIRCLK No. KO W. O. W. Hall. I toy Um. Urtfun. Almada Him tor A manti a Wllaun G. N. YAMHILL COUNTY Abstract Company J. H. OHLSON, President The only Abstract Books in Yam hill County McMinnville, Oregon The Arcade Theatre e . e . M c D onald , Prop. Every Widsenday and Saturday Night LATE called It Living In wagons or tents along the highways, half starved and beaten by the Glchl couple whenever she did not bring home as much money ns they considered adequate. her existence was unhappy. Recently the girl escaped from the band after extensive traveling and was picked up by the Oakland authori ties on complaint of the Marino gyp- sics, and thus she was given an oppor tunity to tell her story in court As a result she was consigned to the care of Matron Rich of the Oakland Deten- tlon home. LOST BROTHER RETURNS He’s Rich, Too, and Elster Quite Work In Paper Company. Kalamazoo. Mich.—No longer la it necessary for Miss Lucy Vandyke to work long hours 1n a rag room of a local paper company. She is now Hv ing in one of the finest country homes in Kalamazoo county. The change in the condition of things is due to a long lost brother, who It was believed was dead. Ho has returned from Alabama, where he made money. Vandyke spent days in trying to se cure some trace of the family be left here twenty years ago. His efforts have Just been rewarded by the dis covery of his sister. PICTURES J. E. MELLINGER Dey ton, Oregon Notary Public Legal Papera Neatly Executed Office in Tribune Office DR. 0. C. GOODRICH DENTIST Dayton, Oregon DR. W. E. LEWIS, Phyvician and Surgeon Dayton, Oregon Home and Office formerly occupied by Dr. Jessen. Residence Phone 36 GLASSES Office Phone 36-3 FITTED Z. SPANGLE TONSORIAL ARTIST Runs a FIRST CLASS Shop BATH IN CONNECTION Dayton, sister were pi a ceil in nn orjtnnnw home. There they remained for per bnps six motiitHi. when Evelyn was taken to Butte and in Judge Donlan'w court upon the representations of an attorney adoption papers were made out for "Mary" Mitchell, placing her in charge of n couple named Gif hl It developed later that the Glchls were me ml mts of a gypsy band. Evelyn was an attractive little girl, and she was soon dressed In rags and started out ns a beggar Her pretty face and Md eyea affected the chart tnbly disposed, and her collections were not the least of the loot of the hand. As the girl grew older she longed for a return to "American life." as she MOTION ... Oregon A Moderate-priced Hotel of Merit Hotel Clifford Kail Moevtoon St. near Grand Ave. Portland, Oregon Rates 76c, 61.00 per day. With pri vate bath 61.26 up | £ mg -V Love Thia Magazine McCALL'S la the I athlon Guide and Hout»- keeping Helper of more women than any other magaona In iha world. 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