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STribune il ay tun VO LU M E V III NO. DAYTON, OREGON, NOVEM BER 21, 1919. 51 NEWSLETS GATHER ED ABOUT COUNTY COURT HOUSE Minor Matter of More than Passing Interest Budget Law N o t Repealed Thu county budg« t law haa not been repealed .nor act aaide by the spuremc court but la «till In full force and ef fect. according to an opinion prepared Tfturaday by Attorney General Brown foi the information and guidance of Paul V. Maria, county agent leader of the co-operative extenaion division of O. A. C. at Corvaltia. Suits Filed COMMUNITY HALL FOR DAYTON Joseph N . Ledgerwood and sister, vs. F. R. Hedley and w ife; motgage fureclusure; B. A. K liks attorney for plaintiff. Divorce: J. C. Ponsler va. Eden M ar ian Ponsler; Roy Sparks snd Frank The Ways snd Means Committee Holmes attorneys for plaintiff. Divorce: Maguerite Thompson vs. consisting of J. J. Denson chr., A. C. Ernest Thompson; B. A. Klicks attor Detmering. W 8 U ’Ren, G. Christen son. ar,d M 's. E. J. Niphola have had a ney for plaintiff. meeting and wish to report the follow Suit Pasted Upon ing progress in caring for details of Joel Blackwell et ux vs. Van W alters government.- ut ux; foreclosure; decreed land he sold 1 The trustee* of this building shall to satisfy amount due on notes; no de have no authority to make any rules or ficiency judgement, and no personal regulations conflicting w ith those judgment against defendants; $500 a t adopted prior to taking of subsreiptions torney fee; Otto W. Heider attorney for said building. for plaintiff. 2 The building shall be open to all persons regardless of belief providing ROSEMAN—OLIPHANT that the rules and regulations of tbe trustees of this building shall not be M r. Edward Rosemen whs united in violated. marriage to Miss M arguerite Oliphant 3 The building shall be open to all at the brides home in LaFayette on Friday November 14th at 2:00 p. m. organizations for meetings such as are usually conducted by Evangelical Rev. M. A. Marcy officiating. Churches or by the Y. M. C. A. or Y. Mrs. Roaeman is the daughter of W. C. A. whose action shall be consult Melvin Oliphant and lived two miles ed when Accessary, as a guide. north of Dayton on the Dundee road 4 Priority of application shall deter Until this fad. Mrs. Roseman attend mine the order in which the building is ed Nomal at Monmoutn ano has been a used. successful teacher for several years. 5 Questions regarding the care of Mr. Ro eman is a gsduate of O. A. C. and a w riter for various farm maga the building shall be settle! by the zines, living at present with his father trustees or by a committee appointed near Hopewell where the young people by them provided that no articles in this agreement shall be violated. > w ill make their home for the present. SUBSCRIPTION $ 2 .0 0 PER YEAR 10 Each individual upon payment THE INDUSTRIAL SITUATION of ten dollars or more toward the up keep or construction of tbe building A ll w ill adm it that the industrial sha I be entitled to a gymnasium ticket situation ia grave, and calls for serious without further payment and valid un thought and action. » t il the gymnasium tickets then in circu lation shall have expired. This paper has consistently held that both Organized Capital and Organized The amount of tbe regular gym Labor were more or less right and nasium fee shall be determiner! by tbe more or less wrong, and that each trustees. should, and must, make concessions in 11 I f any individual is unable to the interest of tbe whole people, and pay tbe total gymnasium fee be or she each suceeding strike and misunder shall make application to a committee standing between these titanic forces appointed by the trustees, who shall but confirms that opinion. relieve such a one of part or all of the Things have got to come to a show fee as seems advisable. down before long, as tbe industrial 12 The first years running expenses situation is becoming intolerable. We shall he include in the construction do not propose to have any French Communes in this country, and won’t budget. stand for it. N either do we propose to 13 Subscriptions shall be payable have any Mexican system of peonage in three equal annual installments un in this country, creating millionaires less otherwise stated. on the one hand and paupeia on the 14 Any individual or club g ift of other, and won’t stand for that, either. $500 or more shall permit the doner to There is a happy medium that must name one room in the building. be arrived at, and tbe general public is The regiatraiton of automobiles fur 15 The largest single g ift shall now demanding in no uncertain tones 1920 ia now on, alerting on November permit the donnei to name the building. that the politicians, party leaders and 11. The secretary of state haa re lawmakes get busy and produce results, quested that applicants do not ask foi 13 We recommend that the present instead of producing nothing much any certain number fur the licenses committees continue to act and control more tangible than hot a ir and chin w ill be issued in the order that appli the building, including location, rules, music. cations reach the stale ollice. snd finances until such tim e as the President Wilson’s proposal that he Methodist Church shall pay $2000 into Thu county assessor w ill not list appoint a commission of five, which the building fund, and this tim e shall motor cats this year fur taxation pur determined by tbe pesent committees shall pass upon the merits and demerits poses as the new law combines tax and present officers or their succtssors of strikers effecting great industries ation and license feu and provides that in joint session, providing that this and public u tilities has much m erit, no other taxes be collected on motor but does not get at the root of the agreement be not violated. vehicles. matter In. that it lacks power to force Mr. Ezra Oliphant, brother of the ; 6 The trustees who hold this build I t does seem Members of this committee w ill ao- its decree or decision. Thia w ill make the license fee ap pear much larger than last year and bride was best man and Miss Helen ing shall consist of nine persons who preoate constructive sugeations from that our national congress could create a court of arbitration, before which others. fuea for the registration of cara w ill be I Roseman, sister of »he groom was shall be elected annually a follows: The bride was gowned in Two-thirds shall be elected by the all waring factions to any controversy rhaiged according to the schedule of bridesmaid. Reported by M. A. Marcy. would have to go and submit its the law passed at the last session of white ctepe-de-chenc with a bridal veil Methodit r-picopal Church; one-third shall be elected by the Council of the of white net and a boquet ot white troubles for adjudication, and abide by legislation. carnations. The briesmaid was dressed C ity of Dayton and tbe Quarterly Con tbe result, that just the same as all the The r.cw rates ranges from $15 for in dark silk anu carried pink carnations. , ference of the Methodist Episcopal rest of us have to do at other courts cara of less than 23 bu'.iepuwer, to $22 Chuch of Dayton agree to ra tify the when we get into scraps with each other, The home was tastefuHly decorated fur 26 horsepower, $28 tor 30; $36 for same. and the quicker such a high court ot 36; $48 for 40, and >56 for horsepower and the guests were impressed by *le compulsory arbitration is established attractive ting ceremony. A fte r a in exceas of 40. (Such acti<n was taken by them at I, Ben W . Olcott, by virtue of the their regular meeting in the Dayton | authority in me vested as governor of I the better for the whole American i dainty luncheon had been Berved the Glory Ticket Issued people. Newlyweds were escorted to the station, Church <»n November 9th, 1919.) the state of Oregon, and carring out Adali Helen liorcheii and Rollins Leo showered w ith rice, and started for the wish expressed hy the president of Koaack. of Sheidan, were granted a Portland where they expected to hear 7 A r ■eonable rental fee shall be the United States, do hereby designate marriage licenses on Nov. 6. Sousa’s Band and'enjoy a short honey cbargel for the use of the building for and set side Thursday, the 27th day of CAUSE FOR THANKFULNESS i “ charge entertainments.” Seventeen marriage licenses were moon. November, 1919, as day of praise, ! issued in Yamhill county during the The Good Lcrd, or whoever has this 8 The use of » room for Library prayer and thanksgiving, and urge that month of October. great universe in charge, has certainly all citizens of the state suspend ibeir Mrs. Seng mother of Mrs. Frank purposes shall he free. usual occupations on that day; that in : been m ighty good to tb9 people of this Judge Geo. Bingham W ill H old C o u rt Louis who has been in Wisconsin for 9 Th« use of the building or its a spirit of tervice they give to those section of the U . S. Judge George Hingham, of Salem, of the past two or more months, arrived various roomc shall be free as far as leagfortunate than themselves such aid j at her home with the Louis fam ily in the circuit court for Marion county, Few of tbe awful waves of crime and encouragement as they may. and possible. w ill hear a case here on November 29 this city, the latter part of last week. that they assemble at their homes to which sweep over the country find echo for Judge Beit. On December 1 the pay homage and thanks to Alm ighty here, where abides in peace and com continuation of the present term of the parative plenty a lawabiding, honest God. circuit court will be held. folk. There are no mucerers amoung us, very few criminals and both Dnvorces A re G ranted suicides and divorces are on the de WHITE— ROWLEY N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to the legHl voters of School D istrict No. 28 Divorce, L. Callie BMgley vs Ed crease. Bankrptcy is infreqent, no of Yamhill County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL M E E T IN G o f said Dis ward L. Bagley arid G. E. Hurigelford, hunger, no soup houses, no pinching A t McMinnville, Oregon, on Thursday default and deciee; $20 per month for tric t will be held at School House or. the 28th day of November, 1919, at 2 afteroonn November 13th 1919, Miss want; but plenty of work at g od wages o clock in the afternoon to vote on the proposition of levy ng a special district support of child; costs to plaintiff. Carrie Rowley and M r. Jess White, for those who are th rifty , profits for Other divorce suits heard and upon tax. both of this city, Rev. Hunsaker of- those who labor either w ith bain or The total amount of money needed by the district during the fiscal year be ficating in the presence of a few in ti brawn, many comforts and Ixries, little which decrees were granted follow: Ethel Large; vs. H arlie Large* de ginning on June 16, 1919, and ending June 30, 1920, is estimated in the following mate friends. Immediately a fter tbe illness and the lowest death rate on budget and includes the emount to be received from the county school fund, cerjmony these newly weds boarded earth. The future prospects for cree. prosperity and happiness could not be the train for Portland where they en state school fund, special district tax, snd all other moneys of the district: M yrtle Warner vs. Harold Warner; joyed a few days honeymooning, a rriv better or more certain. The loved ones BUDGET Alice Brown vs. W. E. Brown; Lora ing home the first of th<* week and are of our fam ily circles have been spared Estimated Expenditures E. Smith vs. W . E. Sm ith; Lizzie now working and trying to act as from the touch of the icy finger of tbe ------- $7,500.00 Gaines vs. Clyde Gaines; decree, $35 Teachers’ salaries------------ - ------ ------- -------------------— though they had been married a long girm reaper as a general rule an none per montii /or support of childen. Fu rn iture..................... ........................ - .............................................. 25.00 time. Accept the congratulations of of those we have born and bred and Apparatus and supplies, such as maps, chalk, erasers, stoves, Cases Heard in Court reared heve turned out bad. criminal, the Tribune. curtains, etc_________________________ ______ - 100.00 insane, or in any way brought sorrow State of Orgeon vs. Chas. E. Thur- Library hooks-------------------- --------------------------------------------------- 75.00 to our hearts. For all this and for her; pleads guilty, waives tim e for 15.00 F la g s .. __________________________ _____ — ------------------- many obter blessings we should be sentence, case dismissed by court. 250.00 Repairs of schoolhouses, outbuildings or fences---------------- very thankful and try to do our part State of Oregon vs. George Hard Playground equipment-------------- ------------------------ — -------------- 2,000.00 in the great plan of creation, try to w ick; pleads gu ilty; waives time for Transportation of pupils_________________________________ 300.00 improve ourselves, to be better men and sentence, fined $25; kegs confiscated. better women and to do by ourselves Janitor’s wages---------- ----------- --------------------------- ----------------- - 700.00 Stale of Oregon vs. J. Bichette; and each other the best we know how. Janitor’s supplies-------- - ------- --------- ------------------ -------------------- 76.00 pleads g u ilty ; fined $50 and stuff con Fuel......................... .............................................................................. 600.00 We should take more pride in our fiscated^ L ig h t....................................................... ., .......................................... 1200 Starts Fire In Stove With Gasoline town, in our county and in our state, Action for money; W illiam H. Cirte- 3600 for it is a good country, full of good ser vs. John W. Wateman; action for W a te r. ....................................................................................- ........... Instead of Kerosene 150.00 and noble people w ith big and generous money; default and judgmet; $36 at- Clerk’s salary----- --------- -------------------- --------- ---------------------------- hearts and the best intentions in the Postage and s ta tio n e ry ...------- ----------------------------------------------- 30.00 toey’s fee. world. Our mountains are rich in During the latter part of last week a For the payments of bonded debt and interest thereon, issued Suits Filed in Circuit Court very sad and distressing accident oc- metals which the great architect of the under Sections 117, 144, to US, and 422 of the C. H . Webner vs. Sam Hicks receiv cured at the Grange hall building in universe has put here for our use and School Laws of Oregon, 1917.......... ........................... 2540.00 the Unionvale neighborhood, when a benefit; our fe rtile valleys are full o f er Oregon Handle M fg. Co., action for Interest on outstanding w arrants........ ............................................. 76.00 young man by the nam eof Batzner who prolific farms that yield our husband money. Outstanding w arrants.............................. ........................................ 415.00 had ecently moved in that neighborhood men bountiful harvests of that which Total estimated amount of money to be expended for all pur W ill is Filed A good state attempted to light a fire as he supposed sustains life for us all. poses during the y e a r............................................... - .............. ..$14,798,00 with coal oil, and by mistake got the sparkling w ith the greatness now star Accoding to the povisions of the w ill E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S gasoline can w ith the result, that an ing it in the face for the futrue— a of the late A. M. Beery, his son Kelton explosion occured which threw the veritable empire is produced in abund B. Perry is given the diug store the From county school fund during the coming school y e a r-------- $1675.00 flames over him in such a volume that ance all that men should desire, and 1918 Chandler car, and piano, and the From state school fund during the coming school y e a r............. 418.00 he was so hartley burned that he died peopled w ith a whole-soled, bighearted* 29.22 residence property, and lot in McMinn Cash now in the hands of the district clerk----- ----------------------- a few nours after the accident. His wife population fu ll of energy, pluck and v ille ; to his daughter Cleva Rooper, he Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during who was near at the tim e attempted manhood. bequeaths bank stock in the F irst Loan the coming school y ea r........ ....................................... 1930.00 to extinguish the flames and was badly & Savings bank, telepone stock and a Total estimated receipts, not including the money to be re burned about the face and hands. We ranch; provisions were made for his ceived from the tax which it ia proposed to vote-----------------$4052.22 understand these people were recently Word has been received by the T ri widow, M attie E. Peery, an amount be RECAPITULATION from Centralia, Washington. H e was bune that M r. and Mrs. W . B. Clark ing set aside for her each month by Total estimated expenses for the year................I — ................ $14,798.00 an over seas soldier, having served are enjoying a visit w ith Mrs. Clarks the son and daughter. Total estimated receipts not including the tax to be v o te d ... 4,052.22 some 11 months in France, and had daughter Mrs. Jtfyrtle Peed, in or near Around Court House Balance, amount to be raised by district ta x .......... - .................................. $10,745.78 been married only a short tim e previous Pullman. Washington. H er soninlaw to his death. The sympathy o f this is farm ing some 600 or more acres to Divorce of Hazel Cooper vs. O. A. Dated this 6th day of November, 1919. entire community goes out to these wheat, which looks like a ¡whole coun- L. A. Rosaner. Cooper; dismised on stipulations of A ttest; W . T. H. Tucker, ty.to Mrs. Clark. District Clerk. Chairman Board of Directors. people in their sad hour. N ew Auto R egistration GOVERNOR ISSUES THANKSGIVING DAY PROCLAMATION NOTIGE OT SGHOOL MEETING UNIONVALE MAN BURNS TO DEATH parties. f
