DA Y TON TRIBUNE
F. T. MELLINGER,
Editor and Publisher
Entered as second class matter, April
7, 1911, at the poet office at Dayton,
Oregon, under the Act of Congress of
March 8, 1879.
Subscription >2.00 por year in advance.
IfAMHILL LODO*
ISHAM-WHEELER STUDIOS
DarUm
Piano, Voice, Harmony, Counterpoint
Prof. Wheeler gives music lesson« in Dayton at the home of
Mrs. F, E. Fisher.
POWERS ANNOUNCE
PACIFIC AGREEMENT
OREGON NEWS NOTES I
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of tho Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
motion of Our Reeders.
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Anglo-Japanese Treaty to Ba
Scrapped on Ratification
of New Pact.
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M*eta each Wednesday
nie ht in I. O.O. F Hail
metà Xhwïî)
DR. O. C. GOODRICH
DENTIST
302 Goodnough Building, Fifth near Yamhill Street
Furlland, Oregon
Oregon
Dayton,
FIRE!
If this paragraph is blue pen­
ciled, it means that we are send­
ing you »ample copies for a short
time asking you to read carefully
and Hubacnlw for T he T ribune .
MVWRaMRMMIW
Roy Marion Wheeler
Virgil Edwin leham
FIRE!
INSURE YOUR PROPERSY WITH
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS’N
a horn«* company located at McMinnville
Oregon.
Write
th» line mean* Ihatvour •ut»<ripDof»
publisher hopes you will renew toon.
The D. E. & P. Co., are offering for
sale some choice eating apples at
moderate prices at their place of bust*
nasa in Dayton.
5(Mf,
Miaa Mildred L. Allen of Portland
\ and a sister of Druggist Allen bes been
W. L. WARREN
M’MINNVILLE, ORE.
PHONE RED 5321
May the day be all that it should be,
As gay as it possibly could be.
And as merry and glad as it will be
If our wish comes true.
YAMHILL COUNTY
Dayton Meat Market
J. Claude Proffitt Owner
Abstract Company
IIWMIIIIIIIUIIINlMqHMlMI
J. H. GIBSON, President
The only Abstiact Books in Yam­
brother and his wife this
hill County
McMinnville,
-
Oregon
o
Oregon has 105 American Legion
posts and a membership well over 11,-
000 paid up.
W. 8. Hibbert and family sutoed to
A three-day sesaion of the Oregon । Portland SMurdsy last combining busi­
Irrigation congresa will be held In Pen ness and pleasure.
dleton, beginning December 15.
Washington, D. C.—A new quad­
Mrs. J. E. Mellinger who wa* taken
The Hood River Canning company is
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1 *»ry suddenly sick Isst Ssturdsy morn­
ruple agreement to preserve peace in ___
General Repdiring of all Kinds
now operating at full capacity, packing
the Pacific was announced by the
Ing is now able to be shout the house
Bpltxenberg and Newtown apples.
United Htates, Great Britain, Japan
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
In connection with national health again and seems to be on the fsir way
and Prance.
to
recovery.
week, a health crusade has been in­
GRINDING
As a consideration of the interna­
augurated in the Boardman schools.
Our
meichanta
exceedingly
tional realignment. Great Britain and
With V. A. Smith, engineer, at the well pleased with thsir Christmss trade
Japan agreed to consign to the scrap
throttle, the first train from Portland and are fully convinced that it pays to
h tup the Anglo-Japanese alliance.
to arrive in IS days pulled Into Bend let the people know what they have to
long viewed with apprehension In both
JYiday.
sell. Lsst Ssturdsy was rush day in
America and Asia.
Of 134 jobless men and women who
Dayton and it is continuing through
Provisions of the agreement, which
registered at the Eugene employment
la In the form of a ten year treaty, are
the week.
Corvallis, Or., Dec. 26-31, 1921
office during the past week, only 43
confined to the ’’region of the Pacific
Frsnk
LsPort
and wife are in the
were given work.
ocean." The four powers are to re­
The Oregon farm bureau baa com­ Tillamook country to apned the holli*
spect each other’s Island possessions
pleted plane for the putting out of a days with relstives.
nnd to meet In consultation If a dis­
Put Science into Farm Practice
state paper twice a month, which will
Rsy Peffer of Portland is visiting a
pute arises or if the rights of any of
be sent free to members.
abort time with hie mother living a Fruit and Vegetable CaurK .......... Dec. 8-17, ’2
the (our are threatened by any other
Tractor Mechanic« Crnire . . Jan. 2-Mar. 18. ’2
A total of 745 acres of bay land in
power.
few miles from town.
Dairy Manufacture Course .
Deschutes county has already been
Arriculture Course.............. . Jan. 2-Mar. 18. 22
The announcement was followed by
Mrs.
Inis
Bsxter
of
Dalle«
it
visiting
signed up for the Oregon Co-operative
Dairr Herdsmen’s Course . . Jan 2-J une 18, ’22
expressions of approval by the pleni­
at the S. B. Dey home in Dayton during Grain Grading Course.......... ........ Jan. 8-21, ’22
Hay Growers’ association
potentiaries of Great Britain, France,
Beekeeping Coarse............... Jan. 30-Feb. 25. ’22
The school census for Roseburg the hollidaya.
Japan, Italy, China, Belgium, the
Homemaker's Conference . . .... Mar. IMA "'1
shows a gain of 201 in the number of
Mrs. Chas Simler and little daughter OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
N< tberlands aad Portugal.
children of school age within the dis­ were McMinrville visitors Wednesday.
Full Inf- rmation on any Course by writing
To be binding on the United States,
&
trict during the last year.
THE REGISTRAR, O, A. C., Corvallia Oiwim.
the treaty must be ratified by tbe
R. L. Cinnamon our enterprising
The state irrigation securltlce com
senate.
mission has certified to 175,000 of the restaurant man is advertizing s Buffalo
Under the terms of the treaty, tbe
bonds authorised by the Ochoco irriga­ steak dinner for Christmas day. This
four powers agree:
wid be a novelty feature for a great
tion district in Crook county.
1. To respect each other’s insular
Ronds of the Multnomah county many of his customers and we bespeak
posaeksions in the Pacific and to sub­
drainage district, in the emount of for him a good patronage on that day.
We Sue in Our Name
mit disputes that may arise to com­
1100,000, were certified by the state
Thuraday’s Oregonian aays: by 45
We Pay the Expense
mon conference for adjustment and
irrigation securities commission.
affirmative and 14 negative setec, the
consideration.
We Take the Blame
R A. Klein, secreUry of the sUte
2. if the rights of either of the
houae adopted the joint resolution No.
highway commission, has gone to
No Collections No CSirg»
signatory powers are threatened by
Omaha, where he will attend a con- ' ' which ia a proposed constitutional
another power, the signers of the
■ amendment, creating an Oregon 1925
ventlon of state highway officials.
KNIGHT ADJUSTMEN1 CO.
treaty will confer together for the
A church parsonage is not exempt exposition commission snd making
J. I. Knight, Pres
purpose of taking action, either sep­
from taxation under the Oregon sta* provsion for gasoline tax to raise
McMinnville, Oregon
arately or jointly.
tutee, according to a legal opinion giv­ >3,000,000 for the fair.
J. J. Stangel, Mgr.
3. The treaty shall remain in force
en by Attorney-Genera) Van Winkle.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Mr.
Ei)
Rowley
is
reported
to
be
for 10 years, subject to the right of
Charles A. Adams ot Ontario was
very sick at his home in the Southwest­
any one of the powers to terminate it
killed near Payette, Idaho, when an
ern pert of town.
upon one year’s notice.
automobile in which he was a passen­
4 Upon ratification of the treaty
Rev. J. B. Murphy after shout a
ger went over a 15-foot embankment.
H. V. Jones former resident of Dav-
by the constitutional agencies of each
John W Howard, Oregon pioneer week's visit with friends here, returned ton but now of near Beaver, Oregon
country, the Anglo-Japanese alliance,
and a resident of Coburg for many to his home in Portland Monday.
has been here a few days recently vi«iL
which is so obnoxious to America,
years, dropped dead at his home in
mg his mother Mrs. Jane Jones and hi
J.
M.
Hsmblet
and
wife
are
enter
­
shall be terminated.
that city from apoplexy last Satur-
taining relatives from Portlsnd and sister Mrs. R. L. Harris and incidental
Hood river these last few days.
ly renewing acquaintances among hi
The value of Eugene property is >8.-
former
friends and schoolmates.
The man who mnved his basement up
389,200, and that of Lane county >34,-
788.997.
Eugene’s tax levy will be in the attic during the late high wat<r
Wm. Burke of Opal City, Oregon
53 3 mills as against 52.2 mills last was in our office snorting around about was here the first of the week to rent
this----- cold weather and declared if it bis acreage property to Mr. W. H.
Twenty-six students will receive di­ ever thawed out in the attic he would Hodgins who recently came here with
Washington. D. C.—The controversy
plomas from the SUte Norma) schoo) put that darn basement back under­ his family from Montana.
between Japan and the United States
at the graduating exercises to be held neath the bouse.
over the island of Yap has been set*
at the close of the first term, Decem­
tied. Secretary Hughes told the far
J. L. StuarL Geo. B. Foster and J.
ber 16.
eastern committee of the Washington
The dairymen of Crook county have E. Proffitt were In Salem before the
conference.
begun bolding regular monthly meet­ Highwsy Commission Tuesday last
The agreement is in the form of a
OUR z’RICE LIST will appear in this
ings at which they may get together relative to the locating of some mote
treaty which includes al) the islands
paper from time to time.
All prices
on the various problems which con­ Yamhill County roadr.
subject to change without notice.
over which Japan has the mandate in
front them.
Please look them over each week in
addition to Yap. The pact has been
Dr. Emma C. Koch of Davenport,
The official directory of the schools
order to »et our correct prices.
approved by the government heads.
Iowa,
and
Mrs.
R.
M
Lugar
of
Pendle
­
of Oregon, which is issued annually
It was understood the convention
CERI ALS
by J. A. Churchill, state superintend­ ton. Oregon, daughters of H. Kuiper
gives the United States certain def­
—I 2.10
ent of schools, is being distributed snd wife sre visiting their parerts Drifted Snow Flour.......
inite rights as to the island of Yap,
Crown Flour.__...............
from his office.
during the hollidays.
- > 2 00
Including cable rights.
I
W. Poorman, for ths last four year»
Kerr’s Best Pat. Flour________
2 00
Miss Catherine Barnard of Eugene is Rolled Oats per pound_________
I adjutant of the old soldiers’ home at
*«M
.60
AGREE ON KIAO CHOW LEASE Roseburg, has been appointed chief home with her brother W. O. Barnard Rolled Oats per 9 pound sack__
Pancake Flour 9 8 10 pound sack . .75
clerk in the office of the aecreUry of and wife for the Christmas season.
Farina______________
Toklo to Retain Such institutions aa the state board of control.
.75
,
Mrs. M. E. Nichols, George Waldo
Schools, Shrines and Cemeteries.
SYRUPS
With livestock, poultry, fruit and and Martha Proctor are home fnr the
Washington, D. C.—An agreement Industrie) exhibits quartered in three hollidaya from O. A. C. at Corvallis.
Karo Blue 5 pound pail......
.35
was reached by Chinese and Japanese buildings in different parts of the city,
.65
Dsvid Scott snd wife of Dryad, Karo Blue 10 pound pail.....
delegates for the return to China of the second annual winter fair held
Karo light 5 pound pail.......
.40
Waehintgon, were home a short time
all public properties in the Klao Chow a four-day show at Ashland.
Karo light 10 pounp pail......
.75
Tuesday.
leasehold, subject to confirmation by
The Oregon supreme court in an
Golden 5 pound pail........
.45
Toklo of one feature of the agreement. opinion written by Justice McBride,
Mrs. Guy Sullsy who has been ex­ Golden 10 pound pail______
I >5
Japan will be allowed to retain such has uphold the legality of the pro­ ceedingly sick fur some time is report­ White 5 pound pail________
.50
institutions as schools, shrines and ceedings attending the organization ed by her mother to be improving con­ White 10 pjund pail
.95
cemeteries which are exclusively Jap­ of the Owyhee irrigation district.
PRODUCE
siderably.
anese in character.
At least one additional salmon can­
Eggs per doz_____
..... .40
That representation of a chimney
China on her part agrees to refund nery will be packing fish on the Co­
Dairy Butter per pound.......
40-,45
all moneys spent on public properties lumbia river at Astoria during the snd fireplace in the Miller Mercantile Creamery Butter per pound
........ 55
developed during Japanese occupation. coming season. It will be operated show window where Senta loaded with
SUGAR
A proposal by the Japanese that China by the Columbia Salmon Canners, Inc. toys has got stuck snd esn not get
Cane
sugar
per
pound.........
. .»7
compensate Japan for the develop­
Most of the main arteries of travel down, is attrseting the attention of
Cane
sugar
per
sack
.....
....
__
6.40
in
eastern
and
central
Oregon
are
ment of the leasehold under the Ger­
both old and young people.
SOAPS
man regime was rejected by the Chi­ again open to travel, although there
Mrs. V. M. Low is exhibiting her Miller’s Best____________
nese delegatee, and the proposal was are still a number of roads barred to
--------
.05
grand
prixe she diew in the prixe gifts Crystal White
withdrawn by the Japanese, subject the motorists because of snow and
__ 4 for 25
given away bv the McMinnville bud- Clean Easy______________ __2 for .15
to approval by the Toklo gôvernment. slides.
By unanimous vote citizens of War­ nees men. This prize was >25.00 in Three Heart Naptha......... ----- for .06
Allege Port Funds Bought Liquor.
renton have amended the city charter, cash for which «he is exceeding trank- White Cap ....................... _ —3 for .25
Steam refined Borax___
Seattle.—Charges that intoxicating thereby authorizing the city council to
ul end proud.
—2 for .25
j'elb Naptha..........._______
liquors were bought with funds of the lease the 100 acres of water frontage
10c per bar
B. F. B’ookihere was in tAwn Mon­
port of Seattle commission and that owned by the city of Warrenton for
Canned Goods
day exhlbitir g a full sized egg that
the port commissioners “either had Industrial purposes.
Solid Pack tomatoes............
.20
Members of the state board of for- weighed 8) ounces and measured 6} Standard tomatoes......... __
knowledge such was the fact or by
.15
inches
one
way
by
8i
Inches
the
other
j
proper attention to duties could read* sstry and fedsral forest officials will
Select com.......... ......... . ___
.20
lly have discovered IL” were contain* hold a conference in Portland Tues­ way. Thia egg was produced hy a i Standard corn
.15
ed tn the report of the King county day, Decembsr 20, to consider the barred Plymoth Hock he . Como for
grand lurv.
slashing problem as it affects Coos ward you chicken folks
tell us hrw
Miller Mercantile Co,
and Curry counties.
। near you can coma to equaling tbi- a;g.
Dsytes 0r»(M
BLACKSMITHING
Fred Anderson
FARMER’S WEEK
Winter Short Courses
(filzrisfmas
We will remain open until 9 o’clock on the even­
ings of Dec. 21 to 24 inclusive, for the accomoda­
tion of our friends and patrons. Come in and en­
joy the festivities Christmas Eve.
Your business is appreciated and it always
pleases us to have an opportunity of figuring with
you either wholesale or retail.
Fresh car of corn just in. Mill Run, Bran,
most anything you can think of.
May you Christmas be Merry and your New
Year full of Prosperity.
Farmers’ Union Co-op. Whse. Co.
4
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Wf MAKf (OLLtCTIONS
DISPUTE OVER
YAP IS SETTLED
He wish you one and all a
Ucrg lïlcrrç Christmas
and may the spirit of the day
abide with you during the com­
ing years.
R. L. HARRIS
Miller Mercantile Co
STORE CHATS
We still have a fine lot of goods appropriate
for Holiday giving and cordially invite you to care- >
fully look through our store and note the many
items in our large and varied stock. Particular J
attention is called to our exceptionaly good line of 5
Christmas Candy. A big assortment of Box Candy
from 25c to $1.50 per box. Beautiful packages, 4
and the contents are as pleasant to the taste as j
the boxes are pleasing to the eye. Plain mixed 2 c
pounds for 35 cents. Cream mixed 2 pounds for /
45 cents. Best Commercial Chocolates 30 cents |
per pound. Jelly Beans and Gum Drops 20 cents £
per pound. And of course our usual stock of high ;
grade hand made chocolates at prices you will be (
pleased to pay, And all our candy is the none ?
better kind.
&
Attention is also directed to our showing of if
Cut Glass, Perfumery, Christmas and New Year’s J
Cards, Tree Ornaments, Toys, Fancy China, Box ?
Paper, Books, Games, Aluminum ware, Framed
Pictures, Dolls, Vases, Oven ware, Manicure sets, t
Beads, Cutlery, Celluloid novelties, Jewelry and ?
sundry other items which can be used to help make É
Christmas a happy day for some one.
We have a useful household article for all our f
friends and patrons. If you have not received k
yours please ask for it.
X
You will find our big, roomy store a pleasant
place to shop and our Rest Room for ladies is a cozy U
place these chilly days. Use it and Welcome. ‘ %