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ft ® ay ton VO LU M E V ili NO. 16 NEWSLCÎS G A TH E R ED ABOUT COUNTY COURT HOUSE * 9 rtb m DAYTON, OREGON, MARCH 21, 1919. D ischarges Duly R ecorded Many of the soldier boys, discharged from the service, have had their dia i charges recorded at the county clerk’s office. T hirty names are already on record. * i CITIZENS TO MEET KAHN POINTS WAY TO ESCAPE HlfHU/AV fBMMICQIilM IIIUIITTAV L v I t I III IJ J Iv ll HEAVY TAXES P ro bate C o u rt The Highway C rnmhsion ia expect Estate H . C. Gist, deceased; finally ed to be at McMinnville on Monday California Congressman Says settled. People Must Cooperate evening at 7:30, by invitation of the With Government Estate John Debrick, deceased; d o l County Court of Yamhill County, Ore gon, and all persons interested in good Minor Matter of More than Passim) ed and boridamen exonerated. Congressman Julius Kahn of Cali roads are cordially invited fo be present Estate August F. Knop, decease.; fo rn ia, senior member of the M ilitary Interest and welcome aaid Commission. closed and bondsmen exonerated. 'Affairs Committee of the House, In a Estate J. F. Henderson, deceased; ' The meeting will be held, if the signed statement given out at Wash In the arson cane of I he State of Ore- order mads uirecting the sale of real weather is pleasant, at Liberty Square ington, reviews b riery some of the problems confronting the government g n va. Arthur R W hite and Ethel property; order fixing bond at $1200. other wiae at the City Auditorium. In post-war finance ar.d urges the W nite who were found guilty on March C. F. Daniels, County Judge, country to help congress hold down Estate H D. Burdett, deceased; in- B, Judge Helt on March 7, sentenced 8. E. Cummins, taxes. He said: A ithu r W hite to nerve term in the herita ce tax fixed. Wm. Gunning, “How Is the United States going to atate penitentray not Iona than one year Estate Herman Westeiman, deceas County Commissioners. pay her war debts which are now be nor more than two yearn. Ethel W hite ed; tale of iesl prop, rty tonflrmed as ginning to flood the nation's treasury? waa given the name sentence and parol sold io W ilitelm ina Morrison on Ja: . 6, The outflow of public funds today Is al ed. The atate ia to recover coatn of 19is. most on a par with the expenditures proneculion. The deftndanta were I-state G W. Clark, deceased, final made while the war was raging. Al granted until March 12 to pieaent a though there are no more munitions or motion fur a -ew tria l. Bond fixed at acc unt heard; executrix discharged. Implements of war to be purchased, $1,UUO each. Eetale Lota A. la aver, deceased; re- the engines of destruction which Amer tu n of sale of real property fi ed. Defendants Get V erd ict ican factories created to bring about J. F. Rowland, esst of Carlton, has Everding & Farrell vn Gehhaidt Lum the downfall of the Imperial govern ber Co., ju iy tria l; rn<tion for ditecled applied for a farm name “ Bonnie Crest ment of Germany have not all been F arm .” verdict in-favor of plkntifT denied; ver Failure of Some Districts to paid for. Then there are the heavy dict for defendant $‘.'.000; judgement expenditures Incident to readjusting Estate Earl H. Converse, deceased; Reapporton Causes on verdict; plaintiff given ten daya to J. T. Converse appointed administrator J the world from a war to a peace basis. Change in Plans move for new tria l. Reconstruction Cost Heavy. bond fixed at $4.000; Geo. W. Bried- ’ " It Is no news to students of history Frank Holmen appeared for the de w ell, Arthur MePhillips and E. D. ! Victory Liberty L<>an quotas will not fendants an J wan opp< aing Portland Hendricks appointed appraisers. be affected by T h rift Stamp sales as to be told that the expenses of post war reconstruction have always been attorney!. Estate John Roberts, deceased; bond planned by the Treasury Department as great and many times greater than the first of the year, it was announced fixed at $ lb, 000; filed and approved. Caae Now Dismissed last January by Lewis B. Franklin, the actual war outlay. Food must be Estate Caleb 8. Tusin, deceased; in director of war savings, that wherever shipped to our boys who are still on State of Oregon vs W alter Bunea; jury tria l; jury unable to argee on ver ventory and appraisement filed. T h rift Stamp quotas were exceeded foreign soil. Money must be raised dict ; ca«e later dumlaned on motion of | Estate Flora W ilm a Cummins, de the amount of oversubscription would to furtbsr projects having to do with district attorney. ceased; E. C. Apperson, Win. Dellaven be taken from the coming loan quota fitting these noble heroes of ours with and that If the T h rift Stamp quotas suitable occupations. Those who have and B. E. Hotlingswoith, appraisers. T ren t Gels $ 7 0 0 Damages were not reached the deficiency would been maimed must not be made to H o ld Road M eetin g Action for damages; W. N. T r e n t, come Into competition with the sound. be added to the loan quota. and James Trent va. A R. W hite and j More than 250 people and the Yam-! ‘Where Is the money to come from? Governor James K. Lynch of the Ethel W hite; jury tria l; verdict for hill band greeted the county commis Federal Reserve Bank has Just The people themselves, although they plaintiff fur $700; judgement on ver sioners at a recent road meeting held received a telegjram from Washington lent patriotic and wholehearted sup dict. at Y am hill. A vote to bond the county advising that the plan to adjust Vic port to the government’s war program for $200,000 was carried by the meet tory Ixtan quotas In accordance with and made unprecedented sacrifices, Dam age Suit is Filed ing. “ Do you want us to run the coun the sale of W ar Savings Stamps has keenly felt the effect of the taxes Im Through her attorneys, Frank Holmes ty in debt?” asked a commissioner. been abandoned. The reason given posed In the revenue bill such as they and Otto Heider, N ellie E. Turnidge, “ Build us roads, we’ll look a fte r the was that some of the Federal Reserve bad never faced before and would have as adm inistratrix of the estate of Jos Districts were not reapportioning not submitted to except In view of ex rest la te r,” shouted a taxpayer. eph E. Turnidge, deceased, has filed a traordinary circumstances. Now that T h rift Stamp quotas. Circuit Court Doings damage suit in the circuit court agsintt the war Is over we must find some J. T. Thompson, asking $7,600 damag W . C Scarchrest vs. P eter Moore j way of raising money to finance the es, alleging that the defendant was re al; cancelling contract; default and various necessary projects confronting sponsible fur the death of her husband, dec tee. the nation. who waa electrocuted by > oming in con People Must Cooperate. Cynthia A. Cornel ison vs. Eldon W. tact with a live wire near W illam ina, The people must cooperate, and they Cotnellson; dismissed as per stipula some years ago can cooperate without paying heavy tions. taxeB. They can continue to Invest is Now a Notary Public W ar Savings Stamps, Liberty Bonds Som e O th e r Cases Soren Sorenson, of Amity, ia the first and other government securities, and person in this county to have a notar Action for money; DeHaven & Son help the government by helping them ial commission bearing the signature vs. Joe Conelison et al; jury tria l; jury selves. of Governor Ben W . Oclott. Before discharge 1 on account of being unable “The government offers Its cltlxens a leaving for the army service Mr. Scion- *o reach verdict. two fold proposition, mutually helpful. son was justice of the peace for the Funds can be raised to help the gov A m ity district. W illiam J. Udell is Action to recover personal property; ernment meet its obligations, by the now justice there. Jsmea K. Sears vs W . B. Smith snd patriotic cooperation of the people, W . S. W rig h t; jury tria l; jury dismia- j Probate M a tte r who are at the same time making as aed, unable to reach agreement. safe an Investment as can be made Guardianship of Norma B. Eccleston In securities, backed by the most stable inventory filed and approved; Elxabeth business bn earth, that of Uncle Sam.” D. Eccleston allowed net income from A STITCH IN TIME eat .te for care of minor until further not ce of court. VICTORY LOAN QUOTA NOT TO HINGE ON W. S. S. 1 et Estate Wm F. Gilkey, deceased; in ventory and appraisement filed and ap proved. Glass Is Thinking of Fifth Loan— Are You? Estate Eliza A. finally closed. "I say that It takes a higher type of patriotism to serve this nation today that It required In the delirium of war, and that It Is the duty of the American people, and 1 believe they will regard It as their privilege, to approach that question with some degree of patriotism and not altogether upon a commercial basis.” Secretary of the Treasury Car ter Glass. W ith e r, deceased; Around the C o u rt House 1 . S. Sutton, of Newberg, council-! man in his home town, was it the coun ty a-'at last week to collect bounty on m ile i. The extermination of these r i e n » goes on unabatingly throuhout t le county. The improvements on the interior of ' the couit house hare completely ie ju v -! enatel the officer. I t gives them all a more inviting appearance. The exter I lor of the bu Iding whs painted last fall and the lawn ia looking good. Janitor - Derby takes interest in his work and is keeping things in fine shape. B Branson, of Belevue, who haH b«;n faith fu lly serving on the jury the pHft we k was excused Monday last by Judge W . N. Gstens of Portland, who has exchsuged benches with Judge Belt. Glory Tickets Issued M arriage licenses have to the following: Ole Jacobson of Dsvton and Anna L illian Hickerson, of Salem Rt. 1. Elizabeth Rockwell of M cMinnville and Sam Platis of Seattle. $2.00 PER YEAR PleaaantdaU Scott Ed wards and w ife were county seat visitors, Wednesday. Miss Mabie Howard, Horace Taylor and R. H. Purkhiser of Portland, were Thursday evening guests at the Ralph I Hadley home. C. Schunter and w ife of West Day- ton v isited Thursday at the Chas. Had ley home. C. Sloan and fam ily of Newberg and Miss W ilva Foster visited Friday and Saturday at the Geo. Foster home. Chester Lambert of Portland spent a few days last week at the Geo. Dorsey borne. W. L. Reichstein and fam ily county seat visitors Satuiday. were Scott Edwards and fam ily visited relatives at Hopewell Saturday. Mrs. Carrie Christenson of McMinn ville spent a few days last week at t ie home of her father, Geo. G. Christer.- son. Mrs. John Lambert of Portland visit ed last week at the home of her neice, Mrs. Geo. Dorsey. Geo Foster spent Saturdhy and Sun day with-relatives in Monmouth. Chas. Hadley and w ife weie Sunday guests at the C. W. Powell home. Mrs. J. D. Landess returned home Sunday from Corvallis wnere she has been visiting several days w ith her daughter Dorothy, who is attending school there. Mrs. David Robinson visited re lativ es in Portland last week. Scott Edwards and Geo. Robinson attended the basket ball game in Mc M innville Friday night. Mrs. Geo. Foster and Kenneth Addi son were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. John Gillanders, in Dayton. W e b fo o t Roy Beech left last week for Port land where be is attending school. A rt Wilson accompanied by Mrs. Luella Harris were county seat visitors Friday last. D. C. VanDorn and fam ily were Sun day guests at the Lloyd Goodrich home. Earl Car enter has purchased Ford car belonging to Roy Beech. the Andrew Christenson and w ife of-Carl ton were visiting at the Mrs. E. E. Ogle home last week. Herman Wilson and w ife transacted business at the county seat Saturday. Tracy Davis of Newport returned to his home last week after having spent * everal days w ith bis aunt Mrs. E. E. Ogle. Milton Palmer and fam ily were Sun day visitors at the Mrs. S. M . Wilson home. James Versteeg who has been serv- i ’-g Uncle Sam, has received his dis- ! < barge and has joined his w ife at the Russell M»y heme. ITEMS OF 2 2 TEARS AGO Through the kindness of John T. Burch in handing us a copy of the Day- ton H e ia ’d, of Mai eh 18. 1897, we copy a few items. The following lodges carried an ad of their meeting nights, W . O. W „ A. O. U . W „ United A r ti sans, W . C. T . U . and Degree of Hor.S or. The A. O. U. W . lodge was pre sided over by R. M. Woolworth, and R. L. H arris was the recorder. Mrs. La vina Baxter was the Chief of Honor in the Degree and Mis. Cynthia Hadaway “There never was a time In the his was the recorder. tory of the United States when the ut Listen you farmers with produce to most possible stimulation of the sav ing habit meant so much to Individual sell, wheat then brought 72cts. per and national prosperity as it does bushel, butter 25cts per two pound roll now.”— Elm er H. Youngman, editor of and eggs were selling for lOcts per dox- en. "The Bankers’ Magaxlne." We have won the war; we must keep our army equipped to help enforce peace. W ar bills must be m et Lend your money to the government. Buy W ar Savings Stamps. been issued Carl Ellis Moore of Newberg and Margaret St. Germain, of Newberg. S U B S C R IP T IO N Wind T h at Scorches. The name “liarmattnn” has been given to a dry hot wind which blows from the Interior of Africa toward the Atlantic during December, January and February. Every plant, every bit of gross and leaf In Its course Is withered as though It had been «ear ed by heat from a furnace. Old Hickory band discoursed some excellent music at the park Sunday evening. Friday A pril 9th w ill be Arbor day and w ill be appropriately observed by the school in .Pay ton. Rev. J. A. Hunsaker of M cM innville has been assisting and taking part in the revival meetings in progress at the Evangelical church. D . A . Snyder Is now engaged in as sisting to get out wood, to complete the amount of 75 cords which he w ill use in his fru it dryer this season. 4 t
