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V olume x N o . 47 NEWSLETS GATHER ED ABOUT COUNTY COURT HOUSE DAYTON, OREGON, OCTOBER 21. 1921. Wn. £ Oct. 8- Mildred Grace James, Sheri - * dand and Guy Nelson Nutt, Willamina. Oct. 10—Neiva Rowena Farrier, • Mrs. Emma McNamar of Dallss, and LOCAL AND PERSONAL. SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR Fay Rubinaon and wife moved into * a former resident of Dayton was ex the>r new nouse last week. ♦ NEWS ABOUT ORE GON INDUSTRIES Mr*. W. L. Reichstein and eon visited tending the glad hand to numerous acquaintances in this city Saturdsy relatives in McMinnville Sunday. Mra. W. F. Abdill was a County seat evening and Sunday, leaving on the Yamhill, and Erneot Martin Huntley. shopper Tuesday last. Yamhill. Monday morning train for home. School Note» Oct. 10—Agnes Flossie Smith, Day- Herman Wilson and N. P. Robinson A Dayton lady wrapped a bundle in The Manufacture and Induetrial _Wanted: ^For^the]High,School Glee ten, and Ralph Gilford Abdill, Dayton. hsve been enjoying themselves on a the Dayton Tribune an sent it to an News Bureau clips weekly about 800 Club, person* with voice* loud enough hunting trip in Eastern Oregon this acquaintance, who is a missionary in newspapers from 12 western state*, Minor Matter of More than Passing to be heard, and small enough to keep last week. China. Eleven week* later she received solely for ita own information a* to in Interest Mr. Orla Williams has made arrange a letter from the person asking if there even with the others. dustrial conditions and matter* relating The Freshman proved themselves ments to become s leaident of this eity, ws* sny chance of getting a pair of to employment of labor in the weat. able dish washers, at the reception hsving rented a email house and ex Pref rm M«*t *• Arwwy No. 6 shoes that bad been advertised During the peat month, tor the first last Friday night. pects to move here in the near future. Tbo brick layer* are making prog- ip a local store. That ad didn't cause time in over a year, there have been Miss Dorothy Lewis, former student raaa In th* construction of tb* county August Dorsey and wif* who have a sal* in that particular instance, but sufficient items from theae state*, of Dayton High Schoo) now a teacher armory. The building la now assuming it was possible. been making their home with hie relative to industrial activity, to com At a mesa meeting held in the Arcade in the Fair View school wa* present shape and an idea of itc capacity can Theatre building on Tuesday evening parent* near town have moved to Hood pare with past averages. This indicates Regular service* at the Methodist at the Freshman reception last Friday bo bad. The building will ba quit* of this week the citizen« assembled and River where they expect to make their church Sunday October 16, 1921. The beyond the question of a doubt that evening. plain In it* architectural design and placed in nomination at ticket for cily permanent home. induatrial activity along vareioua linea paator will speak at the morning The High School boys and girl* are will fill tbo Plaza Park almoat to ita officers for the ensuing term to be voted is picking up and that more men are Ecks Brother* of the Dundee country service on the vubject "The Grace of having a big time tbi* year in the antiraty. Whan compiatad. Company on at the city election, on the 8th day have been delivering some choice Gratitude" and at the evening service being employed than tbo general public New Gym. The boys have an excellent A, 0. N. G., will have reason to be of this coming November. yet realizes. Many of the large indust apple* to a number of or people these on "What we have a right to expect of line up for a strong basket ball team, proud of It now and well equipped church members.” Sunday school at and are looking forward to several ries which were inflated by wartime The meeting was called to order by last few days. quarter*. expansion are naturally showing a re LOST: A small sum of money, the 10 a. m. classes are provided for all. match games these winter months. the Mayor of the City and after the Collect Boaaty *a Ceyate* duced output, but the little industries We cordially invite strangers and election of the chairman and the sec finder will confer a great favor, by re A nutly contested battle of basket Ohmar Frank brought in two coyote retary of the meeting they proceeded turning the same to J. A. Bones, others who have no church home to ball was staged at (the gym Monday employing three, five or ten men are gradually taking up the alack and help pelt on October to the county clerk'* at once to the nomination of the City worship with us. Phone 17x25 Dsyton, Oregon. between the Junior* and Senior*. The ing tbia country return to a normal office and collected 17 bounty. TLs day 1 wuz to graduwate from Seniors came out victorious in the end. Officers. Dayton looks forward to a Thanks basi*. C. C. McCorkle of Grand Ronde, col recital by vocal and piano • near by local high school wun uv the Floyd Denson, Victor Hessler and Mr. R. L. Hsrris was unanimously giving Medford to bave 9100,000 Dow Aran, lected 96 bounty recently on a coyote nominsted for the position of Msyor, «tudents of Roy Marion Wheeler. A graduwatas give an oration on the Hadon Bond, formers students of Day hospital. and a bobcat. W. T. H. Tueker, as Recorder and J. student of Virgil Edwin Isham will be disees baring germs in chewing gum ton High, but now attending O. A. C. Country elub to be built on Klamath Pni»U Caart L. Stuart, a* Treasurer. As Council in the program. Mr. labam the able but she wuzzent taw kin' to me cuz I visited Day ton over last week end, and Lake for aportamen of 3 states. T. C. Thompson, deceased. Filed men for the term of one year, D. A. assistant of Prof. Wheeler will be use good sence on the chewing gum met many of their old school friends. Lebanon baa new prune drier, capa October 6, 1921. Petition for order Snyder, O. C. Goodrich, and T. A. prerent snd tske psrt in this program. kwestion. When I chew gum, some The typewriters are expected to be city 900 bushela daily. appointing administratrix. Order ap Boulden. For the term of two years. Mrs. B. F. Brookshete was stricken wun else has always chewed the germs in use this week so some of the High Bend—September freight increase 15 pointing administratrix. Schoo) students will soon be able to W. S. Hibbert, J. H. Morin, and M. G. last Saturday with a stroke of paraly out uv it. per cent over 1920. A. I. Stahl, deceased. Filed Octo Miller. Last week the City Officals of New typewrite under the capable instruc sis. She is reported as improving Astoria school budget 920,000 below ber 6, 1921. Petition for appointment berg got busy and raided a gambling tions of Miss Olsen. somewhat at this time. The meeting was harmonious in laat year. of an admlnietrator. Order appointing Marjorie and Chester Windsor have every respect and the people in attend Mias Vids Howard now sports a car house smashed in the doors with a Klamath F*ll*-to have 925,000 an administrator. Bond of Arthur Mc- moved to Newberg and are attending battering ram, arrested the proprietor ance seem to feel that they had done of her own using it in going to and field for radeo. Phillipa in sum of SHOO. well in their selection of men to manip frnm her school in the Unionvale and fined him 9100.00 two players were school there. Gsrvaia—42.7 tona loganberries Bertha Lorentzen, incompetent. fined 940.00 each and the onlookers Thelma Stevens is now attending taken from 8 acres. ulate the affairs of the city for the com country. Filed October 6, 1921. Order confirm were fined 925.00 each. school in Dayton Prairie. ing year and we most heartily join with Newberg—First trainload logs re- The Excutors public sale on the Wil ing sale of real property; thirteenth Since the hard surfaced road between this belief. We wist) to further advise liams farm north of town last Saturday cei ved over the Spalding-Miami rail annuel report; order approving thir the people of the eity that we believe was well attended and all goods offered Portland and Newberg has been com road into the Grand Ronde timber teenth annual report. pleted many Portland men have been it to be the duty of each and every fur sale brought good price*. region. J. B. Huntington, decesed. Filed seen in Newberg. One of these men citizen of this city not only to come Portland—3 ships chartered to carry Mrs. H. B. Allen was with her Wood will always be the great build October 7, 1921. Executrix’ final ac discovered that Newberg was noted out on election day and support the 4,500,000 feet of lumber. husband in Portland Sunday and reports ing material for the homes of the count. Order appointing time for final for some exceedingly fine coffee which ticket which has been designated as the Astoria — 30 steamers chartered for him as considerable improved and ex masses in this nation. It is by far the settlement. Proof of publication of opinion was verrified when Miss Nina “CitiMu’s Ticket" but to j*e their October cargoes. pect to be home with her in a few days. cheapest material used, and if necessa executrix' notice. Coffee of that place was given in influence to see that all others do the Reedsport has become second largest ry, the average man can build his own Richard Parett, deceased. Filed Oc Mrs. L. H. Litscher accompanied by marriage Oct. 8tb to Mr. Leslie F. same thing. city in Douglas county. woodea house. Wood has made it tober 7, 1921. Supplements! inventory her daughtei Mise Frances motored to Smith of Portland. Curtain. La Grande votes Noevmbe 1 on possible for presons of most m<>derate and appraisement. Portland Friday afternoon last to visit Orchardist who have not sprayed for means to own their nwn homes in this 9204,447 bond issue. MRS. MARY E. BONES DIES OCT. 1 7 Ella B. Ledgerwood, deceaed. Filed relatives and to do some shopping, re anthracnose should do so at once. country. Klamath Falls—30,000 acres re October 6, 1921. Bond. Order approv turning home Sundsy evening. claimed Tule land to be opened. When spraying is done thoroughly so Lumber is today one of the leading At her home a few miles from Day ing bond. Letters of administrstion. Ralph Abdill snd wife reached home St. Helene baa new depot. Mike Haberiein, deceased. Order ton, Mrs. Mary E. Bones, wife of J. A. Saturday evening and received wnrd for that every twig is covered little in commodities which have practically Newberg—Spaulding sawmill com for appointment of administrator. Hones, age 48 years 9 months and 17 him to immediately report back for fection will result. Use Bordeaux returned to pre-war cost, and if taxes mences full run. mixture 4-4-50. To make this dissolve and transportation charges caused by Bond. Lstters of administration. days. She died very suddenly while out. work, which cut their first visit home Hood River—to have modern new Guardianship of Edmund Wood, in- helping her husband with the evening short, going back to work Sunday 4 pounds copper sulfate in water and the war were deducted, lumber in many building. slake 4 pounds of quick lime. Dilute instances would be selling at less than competent. Filed October 8, 1921. chores. She was a kind and affection morning. on* solution in the spray tank and then Birkenfield dedicate* new Catholic its pre-war figures. Citation. ate wife and mother, and was highly Riley Clark was quite busy Monday add the other and fill up to 50 gallons. church. The National Fire Protection As S. C. Thompson, deceased. Filed esteemed by all who knew her. Site morning in getting a considerable When a large quantity is needed make Nyssa to bave broom factory in near sociation, in it* annual report just Oet. 11, 1921. Petition for the appoint was born in Claborn County, Tennessee, amount of wheat and oats loaded on the up a stock solution and dilute as needed. future. published, includes a summary of the ment of administrator. Order appoint and came to Oregon with her husband steamer Relief for shipment to Port Full directions for mixing Bordeaux Dalia*—Union Oil Co. rushing con activities of lumber manufacturers of ing appraisers snd administrator. about 1905 and lived in thia locality to land. struction of oil plant here. can be bad free of charge by writng to the country in developing fire resistive Petition for appointment of appraisers. the time of her death. She is survived Mr. and Mra. George made the Tri Clatskanie —Local hotel being re the department of Horticulture, O. A. construction, which, according to in Consent of heirs to sppointment of ad by her husband, two children Walter modeled. C. Experment station. bune a pleasant call Monday last, just surance report, reduces the fire loss in ministrator. and Elma her mother Mrs. C. C. Cinna a kind of a get acquainted call. Mr. Oregon City—Establishment of ferry A very pleasant reception was given properly built homes 50 per cent. mon, five brothers and four sisters. la Circuit Court to cross Willamette is possibility. George is the new S. P. Station agent Rev. K. K. Clark last Monday evening Lumber is the West Coast’s great B. A. Kilk*, plaintiff, vs David D. She was a member of the Christian Portland to get Shriners’ Hospital. at Dayton. by the Methodist congregation and the labor-employing and tax-paying in Young and Emma Young, defendants. Science church and the funeral sei vices Springfield —Work on new high school Mrs. Fredrick Gray of Los Anglese, churches of Dayton. Addresses were dustry. Conditions favorable to its Mortgage foreclosure. Filed October were conducted in the Macy funeral building drawing to a close. parlors in McMinnville Wednesday, California, and a former neighbor and made by Revs. Fisher, Kendall and successful operation are of vital im 5. 1921. Hood River — Work on Loop road fiiend of the F. M. Hord family in Irvine. Mr. Andrew Hewitt brought portance to every community. Irvin Gordan, plaintiff, vs F. E. October 19 1921 by Mrs. Knight Olds. begins. Wallace, Idaho, was visiting them over greetings from the Unionvale church Burk, defendant; action for money. Interment in the I. O. O. F. cemetery New pavement on Pacific highway Sundsy, and was entertained by Mra. and Mr. Asa A. Nichols from the Web HOW TO EMPLOY THE IDLE near Dayton. Filed Oct. 6, 1921. between Barlow and Aurora is opened F. T. Mellinger Monday until the after foot church. Special music was William M. Hart, plaintiff, vs J. G. to traffic. Canby-Barlow stretch to be Friday last the Dayton Needle Craft noon train for Portland when she furnished by the choir, Mr. Gil Ogden Nobody deplores unemployment mote Vincent and Ive Vincent, his wife, thrown open soon. proceeded on her way home. and the congregation. Mrs. Eva Sains than this newspaper; nobody would defendants. Action for money. Filed was entertained by Mra. H. A. Bertram Gresham — Sidewalk to be repaired. Mrs. Ed. Brock who was seriously presided in her usual happy manner. rejoice more if it could be said that at the home of her daughter Mrs. Oct. 6, 1921. Stanfield — Construction of Umatilla hurt in an automobile accident a week The church was beautifully decorated there was not a single idle man in thi* Fearey Bros., a corporation, plaint Leslie Duzan. Rapids Project may soon be possible. with cut and potted dowers. Refresh country. iffs vs H. P. Karstens, defendants, DON’T FORGET that the Ladies of or *g*ago was able to be brought to the Milton — Work to begin soon on new ments of a pleasing nature were served. But in the midst of all this discussion action for money. Filed Oct. 8, 1921. the Civic Club of this city will hold a home of her brother Mr. Andrew Nicols gymnasium building. It was suggested by Rev. Fisher that of opening factories at a loss; while F. J. Randall, plaintiff, vs D. ri. masquerade party in the Opera House the first of the week and is reported to Eugene—Work begins on postoffice such gatherings as this one be held we hear all these schemes of public be improving nicely. Gibbon, defendants; action for money. on the evening of Friday October, 28. building addition. Mrs. C. E. Mauts Is continuing to frequently for the purpose of creating employment to be paid out of taxes, Filed Oct. 8, 1921. A very pleasant evening has Been Gold Hill —Sam* Valley soon to have a better spirit among us, which re our public men and newspaper seem to Otto W. Helder, plaintiff, vs Harry planned and it is hoped that everybody improve her residence property in this irrigation. E. Long, dafendant; action for money. will be present and help the ladies as city, this time by putting a new roof ceived the hearty approval of all pre avoid the unpleasant facts. Get down Corvallia ha* new cafe. sent Rey. and Mrs. Clark received to fundamentals, all ye people, and the on her house. Filed October 10, 1921. the money will go to a good cause. Eugene—Lincoln St. paving nealy H. A. Kerr after having been em at the parsonage many tangible tokens situation will slowly but surely right Maggi* Findlay, plaintiff, va Hugh Reductions averaging 25 per cent in completed. Findley, defendant. Divorce. Filed the passenger fares to Beaverton, For ployed in Portland two or more weeks of regard from various members of the itself. Newberg restaurant puebased by has returned home and will be busy congregation. There are only two difficulties—two Oet. 10, 1921. est Grove, McMinnville and intermed Portland people. about his canning plant, in this city. Our list of aubscibers for the week very serious handicaps to prosperity— Mechanic Liens iate points will be made effective on Hood River—Five crewa begin work Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Parker of the are the following: J. M. Crawford, J. in this country right nnw. Here they J. W. Hartman, claimant, vs Hsrry the Southern Pacific and Oregon Elec of grading county highway* Immoderate Brenneman et a), defendant. Lien tric railroads October 22, through is Unionvale country tarried a short time J. Rowley, Massay Bros., Geo. Londer- are: Immoderate cost. Springfield high achool to bave gym. claim on Mitchell touring car. Filed suance of 10-ride commutation tickets in Dayton Monday morning of this shausen, J. S. Morin, Eck* Bros., E. taxes. week. M. Aiderman, Mrs. L. A. Rossner and Springfield—Tie plant ia new pros Oct. A, 1921. Amount 916.30. Industry cannot rise with the taxes by these two companies. Announce Mis sPauline Roesner. County Treasurer Mrs. Nellie N. pect here. Dayton Motor Co., claimanta, vs Dr. ment of the reductions in rates was as they are. And’yet they talk about Dodson and children of McMinnville H. J. Flinn, N. Spady and Homer Ross, made today by W. D. Skinner, traffic, putting millions to work at public cost, Wheeler—New company of Golden defendant. Filed Oct. 7, 1921. Lien manager of the Oregon Electrc, and visited her brotherinlaw Prof. Dodson enormously increasing the already in West Dairy Farming incorporate*. Pleatantdale on Nash rosdter. Amount of 976.02. ordinate taxes. John M. Scott, general passenger agent and family in Dayton last Sunday Springfield—Concrete work on im Chae. Naevi and family, Lynton Tice 0. W. Howitt, claimant, vs Willam of the Southern Pacific. The reductions afternoon. Industiy cannot raise to action with portant unit of great viaduct done. and Ada Stage of Portland were Sun ette Lumber Co., defanoant. Filed Oct. are a further attempt to place the rail Mrs. Walter Wise was a Portland skilled wages anywhere from 96.00 to Receip* at the warehouse of the day visitors at the David Robinson 8, 1921. Lion on 5000 2nd growth red roads serving Willamette valley points viiitor over Saturday night and Sunday. 915.90 for an eight-hour day. And yet, Northwest Wheat Grower*’ A**n„ home. fir. Amount 979. eicept in a few cases, unionist and non- on ths ssme fsre basis as the auto FOUND: Some money. Looser covering Washington, Idaho, Montana Marrlof* Ucamas Greet*! Mr*. Walter Bones and little daughter urionists refuse to bring down the acai* and Oregon, aggregate about 9.000.0C0 busses. Th* reduction was made describing th* ssme can have the full Oct. 8—'Grace LaVern Carter, New* through the knocking off of almost amount less the cost of this advertise spent a few day* last week at the of wages. buehela thia season. Receipts, segre home of the formers parent*, over at nine-tenth* of a cent per mile over the ment. Phone 11x16 John Arm*, Pare down your taxes, reduce your gated, are: Washington and northern berg, and Jessu Lee Hatch, Newberg. coat* of operating, and money will Idaho, 5,000,000 buebele; Oregon. 2.- Daylo >, Oregon. 47lf. the coast. Oct. 8—Nina Christine Coffee, N*w- present round trip rate. The ticket come out and start wheels that will will carry a 60 day limitation. berg, and La Io Frederick Smith, Rev. □. L. Lovell, Presiding Elder, Mr«. Herman Wilson and little «on mean employment to increasing 500,000 bushela; southsrn Idaho 500,* Oat. I—Ida Jane James, Sheridan, 1 D. A. Snyder was a Portland business will preach In ths Evangellcal chureh spent Sunday at the Wm. Reichstein numbers. bushela; Montana 1,000,000 Fail to dn these thing* and 000, idle swarms will continue to awarm. bushels. and Roswell Alto Beeler, Blanhard, visitor for the day Monday. next Sunday evening at 7:20. home. CITIZENS NOMINATE CITY TICKET THE GREAT BUILDING MATERIAL -
