DAYTON TRIBUNE
ROY MARION WHEELER
F. T. MELLINGER,
Editor and Publisher
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SI ATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF YAMHILL
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To May S. Jessen, and Johann H.
Jessen, her husband, Marie Knoll-
camper Stuckey, Arthur Stuckey
Erwin, and Richard Hamilton Erwin,
the defendants above named.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in above entitled court and cause on or
before the 10th day of June, A. D.,
1921; and if you fail to so appear and
answer said complaint, for want there
of the plaintiff will apply to said court
for the relief prayed fnr in said com
plaint, a succinct statement of which
is as follows:
That the court appoint three referees
in the above entitled court for the
partitioning and proceedings in the
manner provided by law of the follow
ing described real propertv, situated j
in the County of Yamhill, State of i
Oregon, to-wit,-
The south 30 feet of Lot No. 218 in
the town of Dayton, County of Yamhill.
State of Oregon, as the same is number
ed on the recorded plat of said town;
said premises being 30 feet frontage
on Ferry Street and running back 120
feet to the alley.
Her ton
Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Song Interpretation and Sight Singbur - Coaching-Voice Culture^
Entered as second class matter. April
7, 1911, at the i oat office at Dayton.
Oregon, under the Act of Congress of
March 3, 1879.
Hallie S. Thomas, and L.
L. Thomas, her husband.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
May S Jessen, and Johann
H. Jessen, her husband; SUMMONS
Marie Knollcamper
Stuckey; Arthur Stuckey
Erwin; Hallie May Erwin;l
Richard Hamilton Erwin, I
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Defendants /
YAMHILL LOIMiK
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mahl In L O.O. F IUU
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Physical Development
Special Breathing
ofthe diaphram.
Voice Placement.
Interpretation.
for Singer or Speaker^........-—
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Exercise 10 lessons. Exercise for the control
Exercise for the control of the spinal column.
Extension of the range of the singers voice.
If I can be of service to you at any time, please feel free to write me.
Exceptional opportunities are to be found in the above CLASSES-
REGISTER NOW —A postal card m H bring you full particulars.
SUMMER TERM BEGINS JUNE 15-M.il address-P. O. Box 660
Portland, Oregon. Studio address above.
Kv*pon4*>r* »t Frail* and Vegetable*. Parker* of and
Dreier. In Frail* Vearteblee ami al? eInd* uf produce.
QK. O. C. GOODRICH
DENTIST
Alwaya in the marl et for Green and Evaporated Fruita
Be sure to aee ua before aeliing any kind of produce.
A*k your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetable*
Oregon
Dayton,
FIRE!
FIRE!
INSURE YOUR PROPERSY WITH
DAYTON, OREGON
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N
W. U WAKKKN
M MINNVILLK, OHK.
»■HONE REI» 5321
General BI« h ksmithlng
Always ready to do your repairing, horseshoeing and
general blacksmithing work.
DAIRYMENS ATTENTION
Jack Ohlert and E. H. Busby
We Buv
CREAM, POULTRY, EGGS
Highest Cash Market Price
We teet cream ami writ* check* daily
Swilt & Company
Day ton
8. C. Purkey, Mgr.
YAMHILL COUNTY
Abstract Company
J. H. GIBSON, Pn-bident
The only Abstract Books in Yam
hill County
I McMinnville,
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Oregon
Having recovered from my accident, I am now able to be
in my store. I point with pride to my Jewelry that has dis
tinction about it,
As my forced abscence from my store has placet! me in
great need of money I am asking those thae are indebted to
me to come In and help me meet my obligations.
WE COLLECT
SLOW, STALE TOUGH
This summons is served upon you by
publication thereof by order of Honor
able H. H. Belt, Judge of the above
entitled court, made and entered on the
23rd uay of April, A. D., 1921, direct
ing that such publication be made in
the Dayton Tribune, published in the
town of Dayton, Yamhill county, etate
of Oregon, once a week for six suc
cessive weeks, the first publication
thereof being on the 29th day of April,
A. D., 1921, and the last publication
thereof being on the 10th day of June,
A. D., 1921.
L. A. Liljeqvist,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Post Office Address; 1501 Yeon
Building,
Portland, Oregon,
Election day June 7th brought quite
a number of people to town to vote,
but the day was pretty much the same
as Sunday generally is, in regard bustle
and noise.
We heard one man say:
be would be willirg to wager almost
any mount of money that there were
more people forgot this was election
day, than there were people that voted.
A Southern contempory inquires:
“What breed are the dogs of war?”
Well, you might call them up-setters,
for one thing.
Mrs. Charles Bailey of St. Johns,
Oregon, is spending the week at the
home of her parents H. G. Ogden and
wife living near Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. L. Cinnamon
accompanied by Miss Mae Magness,
were County seat shoppers Monday of
this week.
Also that part of Lot No. 219 in the
town of Day ton. County of Yamhill,
State of Oregon, viz: Beginning at the
northeast corner of said Lot No. 219 on
Ferry Street in said town of Dayton,
thence running south 39 degrees East
120 feet to the alley, thence south 51
degrees West 30 feet to the Bradley
property line, thence north 39 degrees
West 120 feet to Ferry Street, thence
north 51 degrees East 30 feet to the
place of beginning; being one-half (J)
of said Lot No. 219 in the town of Day
ton, County of Yamhill, State of Ore
gon, as the same is platted and of record
in the office of the recorder of deeds
for said county and state.
That if it appear to the satisfaction
of the court that such property should
be partitioned that a decree partition
Tom Clark was in Portland Monday
ing the property to the respective
owners thereof be made according to to recieve treatment of that sore hand
that has been bothering him for the
law and the practices of the court.
That if it appear to the satisfaction last year or more, and says he is much
pleased to say the hand is improving
of the court that the property herein
The following named young people
above described or any of it is so
of
Dayton, and pupils of Roy Marion
situated that partition cannot be made
Wheeler
went to Portland Tuesday
without great prejudice to the owners
that the court make and entir an order evening to take part in the Wheeler-
of sale, and for that purpose appoint Isham musical in that city. Misses
one or more referees, as in its judgment Viola LaFever, Vera Norton, Martha
may seem meet and equitable, that said Proctor, Jaunita Dewell, and Messers
property to be sold in the manner Harry Wilson, Chester Christensen,
Marion Goodrich and Clayton Willard.
provided by Jaw.
"Can you give me a bite to eat?"
That the court grant such other,
further, or additional relief in the “Have you no trade, my poor man?
premises as to court may seem meet “Tes, I make counterfeit money, but
it isn’t worth what the materials coat.”
and equitable.
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The Electric Range
is the ideal cooking way
Many customers use it 365 days in the year because
it is economical at 4c per kilo watt hour and re
duces the labor element greatly.
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The Electric Range is incomparable for
Summer Cooking*
The kitchen is cool and the cooking is simple. We
have new ranges at cost and two slightly used
ranges we will sell at a bargain. A special rate of
4c per kilo watt hour for cooking purposes.
Cheaper than wood and clean all the time.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
“It Serves You Right”
An X in th«»<iuar« nt the end o
thia liw m«ni that jour aubac ript ion
haa expired or ia about to expire. The
publisher hopes you will renew soon.
PHONfRED 82
OHLERT & BUSBY
located at McMinnville
a home coni
(»regon.
W rite
V. H. BALLARD
ACCOUNTS
EVERYWHERE
No Collections No Charge
MMNVMtlMR
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO.
Services at the Baptist church Sun
.McMinnville, Oregon
day 11 a. m. Subject “The trial of our
Hillsboro, Oregon
Faith,”
An anawer to a question'
asked, “Is faith necessary to Salva
tion?”
Young peoples meeting at 7:00 p. m.
Our uaual Sunday evening service.] will
be omitted this week.
Miss Hazel Johnson one of the Mc
Minnville College students, a resident
of Berd, Oregon, is spending a few
days at the home of Rev. Ford in this
city, while on her journey homeward.
L. E. Morton is once more the owner
of some Dayton property thia time be
ing the residence property of Elizabeth
P. Avery on Churchjjtreet.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to me, are earnestly and urgently re
WE MAKE ’EM LOOK
quested to come in and settle their
LIKE NEW
accounts,
V. H. Ballard,
Hand or machine Sewed.
Returns from the election in these
DAYTON SHOE SHOP
two precincts showed some queer vot
E. L. Gor»line, Prop.
ing.
Legislative Regulation and
Between
Postoffice and Drug store
Compensation Amendment, lost by 122
votes.
World War Vetrans State Aid
Fund, tied the vote being 132 each way.
Emergency Chuse Veto carried by 48
votes. Hygenic Marriage Examination
lost by 55 votes. Women Jurors carried
by 3 votes. Special Bond Election lost
OUR PRICE LIST will appear in thia
by 43 votes.
paper from time to time. • All prices
The Oregon Growers Cooperative subject to change without notice.
Please look them over each week in
Association recently signed up 1,000
order
to <ret our correct prices.
acres of the most productive fruit and
vegetable land within eight miles of
C ERIALS
The Dalles, controlled by 80 growers Drifted Snow Flour............. ........ I 2.65
who recently become members of the Crown Flour________ —........ ....... » 2 55
Association. The packing plart at The White Mt. Flour.—..... .............. ...... $ 2.55
Dalles, one of the best in the state, has Kerr’a Best Pat. Flour----- - ----- 1 2 40
been purchased by the Association, the Rolled Oats per pound---------------- .07
tranfer being financed by the new Rolled Oats per 9 pound sack ... .. . .65
Pancake Flour 9 8 10 pound sack
.75
members in The Dalles district. Al
Farina___ _____________________ -75
ready shipments are being made. With
SYRUPS
the new memleiship at The Dalles, the Golden 5 pound pail
.........—........... 50
Oregon Growers Cooperative Associa Golden 10 pound pail................. — $ .95
tion has grown from 137 members in White 5 pound pail...............—........... 55
1919 to the present membership of White 10 pound pail..................... »1 05
PRODUCE
1718. When organized the Association
Eggs
per
doz
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15
bad control of 3,000 acres. It now has
Dairy
Butter
per
pound
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25
30.392 acres.
Creamery Butter per pound—....... 40
Mrs. E. J. Nichols and daughter Lulu Potatoes per 100 pound ................ ♦U,0
were McMinnville shoppers a part of
SUGAR
the day Monday of this week.
Cane sugar per pound---------- -------- 09
8.50
Herb Baxter is taking a few days off Cane sugar per sack........ ........
SOAPS
in the solitude of some mountain and
Miller’s Best..... ...........
05
thinks he is having a vacation.
Crystal White............ —.....
2 for 15
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bones of the Clean Easy__________ ........ —2 for .15
Siletz Bay country while on their way Van Hooter,s Bleaching...........3 for .25
to the Rose Festival visited relatives White Cap ................
„3 for .25
in this locality a few days the first of Steam refined Borax............. 2 for .25
Feis Naptha. .......... -.......... 10c per bar
the week.
rmcarODI^SPaghetti
And NOODLES
Are becoming more popular each day requiring
the construction of many large sanitary factories
throughout the U.S. to supply the increasing demand.
The answer is—the MANY WAYS to prepare
and serve numerous delicious dishes from them and
their INEXPENSIVENESS.
Try “Woodcock”
“Deliciously Different” -
Miller Mercantile Co
Harry Dey and wife, F. J. Randall
and wife accompanied by E. J. Arenz
were in the Meadow Lake country last
Saturday evening and Sunday on a
fishing trip. They claim that the roads
in that part of the world were much
better when they returned, than they
were before they reached that neighboi»
hood, because there were not so many
chuck holes and deep ruts left in the
roads efter they had worked out an
ordinary poll tax on these roads. Oh!
yea, they did rot meet anyone that bad
fish to sell so did not eat as many fish
as It customary on such ex pi ed i t ions.
Ask for recipe book telling of fifty good ways of
serving Woodcock Macaroni.
Randairs Grocery
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When the Shades are Drawn
and the tender ministry of the living must give place to
the service of the undertaker, it is a real comfort to
surviving friends, to feel sure that the preparation for
burial will be conducted with dignity and proper respect
for the lately departed one.
Then, too, Modern Science has found a way through
the art of Embalming, not only for removing the peril
of contagion, but also of restoring the natural flush of
health, so that the latest picture in memory will be
pleasant to recall.
This process is a part of my service which I will glad
ly explain-to anyone interested.
C. F. HENDRIE
Enbalmer and Funeral Director
McMinnville, Oregon
Day phone White 8311
Canned Good*
-25
Standard corn .................................
.15
Night phone Red 7621
Lady Assistant for Women and Childrsn
Solid Pack tomatoes.............................. 20
Standard tomatoes------- ---- — .. .10
Select com....—............ -—....... —
Dayton, Oregon
Phone Red 28
Miller Mercantile Co.
SELLING SERVICE
Dayton 0r»fM
F. M. Hord snl wife left Saturday f
Via the auto route tor Wallace, Idaho, ♦
and to visit in seme localities in X
We want Strawberries, Raspberries, Loganberries, Cherries, Peaches
and Early Apples.
Eastern Oregon, and expect to be go* (
Write for Shipping Tage.
a month or more,
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£
Prof, E l Moans an 1 family of Colton, ♦
Oregon,
have been spending several I
England is a good sport« if Americs
will forgive her, sho will forgive thos days recently with relatives living in X
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to Whom ahg loaned America^ wiohcy. tbi) vietnltp]
We also sell for your account, Veal, Poultry and Hoge.
SHERIDAN-BECKLEY CO, I nc .
Wholesale Fruit and Produce
Reference, Hlberlan Bank
111 Washington 8t. Portland, Oregon