Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, March 17, 1922, Image 6

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DAYTON TRIBUNE
F. T. MELLINGER,
lïdltor and Publisher
Entered a» second cl»»« mattar, April
7, 1911. at th« poat othe« at Dayton,
On con, under th« Act oi Congre«» of
March 8, 1879.
An X In thnnqunre at th» »nd “
thia lina nwan» that >our auba^ nation
haa axpimi osi» shoot U>»*p*r*. I«»
nublishsr hop«« »on will r»n»w aoon.
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I
ILitS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
NOTICE 1» DOG OW Principal Events of the Week
The Oregon Supreme Court baa held
Subacription »1.75 per year in advance. that th« Dog License is legal and the
County Court is going to enforce the
If this paragraph is blue pen­ Law.
ciled, it means that we are send­ You will have until the first of April
ing you sample copies for a short in which to pay your License, then if
time asking you to read carefully it
is not paid you will be aunject to ar­
and subscribe for T he TRIBUNE.
rest and tins of not less than »10.00 and
cost«. Now don’t delay this matter
and get caught, but send your License
money to the County Clerk at once
»1.00 for male or spayed female and
»2.00 for feinsle, mention si«e of collar
Mr». M. R. Cooper was in Portland desired when sending for license.
C. B. Wilson, County Clerk.
visiting her patrent« a few day« thia
week.
Kenneth GoraHne who has been quite
•ick with pneumonia at the home of hie
parents in tn» city ia reported as im­
proving slowly.
There is love, romance, history pow­
C. G. Robertson an old timer of there erful drama, «peclacular splendor and
parts but now of Newport, Oregon, war all prevading Christianity in "Quo
■pendins the day Monday in this city Vadis.”
Although tbe burning of
renewing old acquaintances.
Rome and the gladiator com ata thrill
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
motion of Our Readers.
Instruction and operating expense
in the Bend school« average« »65 the
pupil a year.
A realty board, made up of all real
estate dealer« In the city, wa« formed
at The Dalle«.
Half a ton of «eed pot a toe« arrived
in Oakland by parcel post from a
grower at Greeham
Because of the cold January weather
the Umpqua valley. broccoli crop 1«
about two weeks late.
Joe Dhooghe of Molalla will receive
»100 In scalp bounties on four cougars
which he has killed this year
Tbe annual jubilee of the Guernsey
breeders of Oregon will be held in Til­
lamook county on June 13, 14 and 15.
No dance in Portland, wherein
whites and negroes intermingle, will
be tolerated by members of the city
council.
Captain Leroy Hewlitt has resign­
ed as commander of Company F, Ore­
bred Lunger of lone. Oregon, spent and carry you off your feet for the time gon national guard, with headquarters
a couple of days in Dayton tbe first of being, the lasting impressions and in Salem.
Au election to vote bonds in the sum
the week trying to get acquainted with soothing thoughts come with the scenes
of »47,500 for a new high school build­
our efficient Telephone Secretary. Oh! of St. Peter and the little band of ing in Wallowa*was carried by a vote
by tbe way »aid E. T. S. is his wife Christians—their secret meetings in of 71 to 5.
and beside» the pleasant visit home, he the catacombs and their superb heroism
Frank Stephens. 65 years old, a farm­
enjoyed meeting a number of his ac­ when thrown to the lions in the Arena er living near Hopewell, nine miles
quaintances here
from Dayton, was killed while blast­
by the cruel Nero.
ing stump«.
Lo! and behold, what these brisk
The Smith-Powers Logging company
mornings have brought forth. The
No cucumber frame should be with­ will open a camp in the vicinity of
Assessor is again abroad in the land. out one or two toads.
Sumner, 12 miles from Marshfield,
M ith our last years taxes still unpaid,
When a chameleon Is blindfolded It within three weeks.
we feel like saymg “Jobnie get your Is said to lose the power of changing I August Huckensteln leads the list
Gun.”
of eligible« certified by the civil «erv
its color.
ice commission for appointment to the
Principal James B. Dodson, of the
postmastership at Salem.
Day ton public schools, nas announced
Frank O. Northrup wa« recommend
AROUND
THE
WORLD
that be will be in attendane at the Uni­
ed jointly by Senators McNary and
versity of Oregon summer term on the
Ceylon produces tiie world's finest Stanfield for appointment as receiver
campus at Eugene for six weeks ad­ cinnamon.
of the Portland land office.
vanced study, from June 21 to July 29.
Stock« of wheat remaining on farms
Belgium has existed as a kingdom in Oregon on March 1 are estimated at
Pincipa) Dodson is particularly inter­
ested in the sourse in education to be only since 1830.
2,675,000 bushels, according to a gov­
taught by an exceptionally strong facul­
Alaska has a mineral output in 1920 ernment report on farm reserves.
Jackson county now boasts of a pro­
ty that includes Thomas R. Cole, assist­ valued at »23.807.757.
fessional
dog catcher, whose service«
ant superintendent of tho Seattle
=
have
been
employed by Sheriff Terrill
schools, H. D. Sheldon, dean of the I Rills of perspiration down one'«
to
help
him
enforce the state licen««
back
in
overheated
theater
reminds
schools of education at University of
dog tax law.
him
that
lie
is
going
to
pay
for
his
Oregon, Professor H. R. Duglass and
The Oregon Flax Fiber company's
entertainment with a cold.
two other instructor« of special training
plant at Turner has been sold to the
in certain fields of eduction.
Willamette Valley Flax and Hemp
LOVE AND LUCK
Growers’ association, with headquar
An advance of from one to four cents
A writer learned in love lore has ters in Salem.
on all grades of prunes is being made
Eight tons of drug dispensary equip­
made
the following list for the use ot
bv the Oregon Growers Cooperative as­
ment
arrived in .Portland last ^eek to
tn«
superstitious.
sociation this week. The prune situa­
be used by the United States Veterans’
tion is showing a great improvement,
If you bump against a closed door, bureau for tbe benefit of disabled war
principally in the East. Almost all of you will not be married for a year.
veterans of the state.
—
the small holdings have been absorbed I
The next postmaster of Halsey will
If two sisters marry two brother«,
which hss resulted in an increase of
be selected! by popular vote of the
one-fourth to one-half cent per pound, one of the couples will not live hap­ patrons of the office. At least an
pily.
on all grades. This has been influenc­
election will be held soon to see who
ed to some degree by the announcement
A man and his fiancee should not is to be recommended.
The state desert land board has ap­
recently of the withdrawal from the stand up together at a christening or
proved the proposition of the Walker
market of all brands of tbe California they will never marry.
Basin Irrigation company for the sale
Prune & Apticot Growers association.
Sweethearts should not have their
The outlook for dried prunes is very photographs taken together; If they of Its rights in Crescent lake to the
Tumalo irrigation district.
promising and points to an early clean do they wlH aever marry.
The first pool for dried loganberries
up.
has been closed by the Willamette
Valley Prune association on a basis
o of 27.17 cents a pound and checks have
Os.
A been mailed to members of the pool,
j
Contractors on the piers for the Ore-
gon shore abutment of the Bridge of
v the Gods, to be constructed across the
F Columbia river just below the Cas-
cade locks, soon will start pouring con-
Crete for the piers.
a
Representatives of Sisters, Grange
Making an attractive T Hall, Bend, Tumalo, Metolius and the
Redmond National Farm Loan asso-
yard—or—raising a profit­ “ F elation
met recently at Redmond to
I
start
a"
drive
for an appraiser to be sta­
able garden are jobs very
ll tioned in central Oregon.
similar to any other work. A Fines imposed upon traffic violators
j due to the activities of state officers
under the direction of T. H. Raffety,
v chief inspector for the state motor ve-
The work may be enjoy­
hide department, during the month of
February aggregated »1746.50.
able—it is always health­
j
H. L. Couper, a beach miner in
ful, but to be successful, x southern Curry county, found killing
you should have first class J a cow elk an expensive pastime, for he
F was sentenced to one year in the coun-
working tools.
ty jail when brought before Justice of
j the Peace Starr at Marshfield.
As a preventive measure against the
x
spread
of the influenza, which seems
To be well equipped
j to be gaining a foothold in Toledo,
Health Officer Burgess ordered the
with good tools mean*
v schools, churches, picture shows and
other public meeting houses closed.
work already half
I Abe Evans, slayer of Jame« Doran
done.
of McMinnville, who recently was de-
x dared to be sane by physicians at th«
\ state hospital, has been returned to
v
the penitentiary to await execution.
We are ready to serve
Evans' case is now on appeal to the
you with high grade gar­ / supreme court.
of the Tiller vicinity have
den and yard tools at a x lost Stockmen
heavily by the cold weather of
x last January. Tbe ranges, which ar*
reasonable price.
’ usually open during the winter were
v covered with «now for »«veral weeks.
/ Snow at an average depth of II Inches
4 wss encountered. As many stockmen
* had failed to provide hay for their
stock thsre war* * large percental*
of iOS*!
QR. O. C. GOODRICH
DENTIST
Dayton,
:
:
Oregon
Dayton Meat Market
FIRE?
FIRE?
J. Claud« Prulfitt, Owner
INSURE YOUR PROPhRSY WITH
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N
h home company located at McMinnville
Oregon.
Write
W I.. WAHHEN
M'MINNVILI.K, OHK.
PHONE HKD 5821
YAMHILL COUNTY
Abstract
Company
J. H. GIBSON. President
The only Abstract Book* in Yam­
hill County
McMinnville,
-
Oregon
FOR THE
BLACKSMITHING
Bargain Hunter
General Repairing of all Kinds
IE YOU HAVE USE FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS COME IN AND LET IT BE KNOWN
ROMANCEirBUOVADlS"
PLOW WORK «nd PLOW SHARE
GRINDING
Coal—Alfalfa Meal
Fred Anderson
Alfalfa Molasse* Feed and Rice Meal in ton lot*. No
reasonable offer refused. Weare going to make a cleaning.
Acute and Chronic Deteases
Be Advised
Dr. P. C. Magness
Chiropractor
Masonic Building
McMinnville, Ore.
Phone Blue 75
.
Wt MAKt COCTIUNS
We Sue in Our Name
We Pay the Expense
We Take the Blame
No Collections No Charge
Car Land Plaster soon to arrive. Phone in your orders.
POTATOES Nt». 1 Seed or Table. Stock $2 |>er cwt. de­
livered in town.
Fresh Seeds Are In
IF YOUR HENS LAY sell u* your Eggs.
If your Hen*
lie. sell us the hens. Or try some of our pursusders
Sprays, Tonic*. Insecticides.
BEE SUPPLIES, Seed*. Flour, Hav, Fertilisers.
What
can we do to make you happy? Let’* go; Spring is Here.
Farmers’ Union Co-op. Whse. Co.
KNIGHT ADJUSIMtNl CO.
J I. Knight, Pres
McMinnville, Oregon
J. J. Stange), Mgr.
Hillsboro, Oregon
ROBINSON & NICOL
Veterinarians
Calls answered day or night. All do­
mestic animals carefully treated. Office
Phone Red 5411: Rea Phone Blue 3912
McMINNEVILLE, OREGON
$5 tUCTRO-CONDITt tree
Purifie», Age*
all liquids, perfumes,
home-made bever­
ages, etc.
Makes
water fit for drinking
in few minutes. Dis­
solves yeast. Noth­
ing used but electric­
ity and our CoNDITE.
Clarifie», Mellow»,
FOR A FEW DAYS
During the next few days I am offering my entire
stock of Silverware at cost. I have C/ommunity 50
year, and Jamestown Pattern in Holmes & Edwards
50 year goods. Here is a partial list, everything else
reduced proportionately.
Hollow Handle Knives and Forks, per set
$16.00
Tablespoons, per set
6«00
Teas|xx>ns, |>er set
3.00
Butter Knives, each
1-00
Sugar Shells, each
L00
V. H. BALLARD
Equal* Twenty Year»
in Barral.
We specialize in Rapid Liquid Fil­
ters and Flavoring Extracts. Try a
case of our Canadian Flavoring Ex­
tracts, Io per case of any twelve fla­
vors.
Each bottle will flavor one
gallon of your favjrite. Goods •hip-
ped from Canada or the U.S. .»ioney
back guaranteed i f not satisfied.
Ask for free sample of our Fusci-oil
removing compound.
Write for F ree C ondite O ff * k
and our illustrated catalog with ev­
erything in this line from A to Z
Proof teBtars »1.
Act quick-free offer expires this
month.
Itching Palms for Feel of Soil
That Means Spring
BOTTLERS SUPPLY CO.
Dept. E 400 E. 148th st., New York.
JUST THOUGHTS
Peculiarity of Ignorance Is that It 1«
hardly ever ashamed.
Telling folks not to be jealuus 1«
like telling them not to worry.
No one hatea rain like a man whose
pride Is ids tightly wrapped silken
cased umbrella.
There are a few high bluffs In the
West from, which an Indian princes«
did not leap.
Working In the vineyard also con­
stat* In turning the Icecream freezer
at the church festival.
Preparing for one's old age with a
big bank account la the surest way of
making one’s heirs happy.
Art for art’s sake mid the dance
for dance's sake are beyond reproach;
but botli can become contaminated.
People are surprised at the qulettide
of a reporter In the midst of excite­
ment ; but a reporter baa seen 7,000
excitements.
F OEMAKAYJ HAWAKE
•
A good many young men could serv*
as the model for a Greek god If you
could ever get them to attltudlbls*
In that way.
"What kind of beau* do you like T i will be best for canning for use
■Whatever your preference* are during the corning winter.
Beans are one of the most profit­
you can plan to satisfy them in
your own garden next spring if able crops which can V grown on
yon follow the guidance of an' small tracts of ground and if prop­
excellent hook that has just been er care is used in planting and
published.
cultivating them there is rarely a
Thi* new hook—Lilly’« 1922: failure, providing the right varie­
Seed Annual—gives you full in­ ties have been planted.
formation concerning a wide va­
In addition to beans, Lilly’s An­
riety of beans each of which has nual contains much valuable in­
he» n thoroughly adapted to this formation of the most reliable
climate. With thi* book before kind about practically every vege-
you you can select just exactly table that can be grown to advan­
the beans you want with the tage in this part of the country.
knowledge that the seed you will
Coming from Western America s
plant has been obtained from
[Greatest
Seed House which, for 25
plants well suited to this part of
[year* or more, has been known
the country.
for its integrity, the new annual
Yhether you Want wax heans,
is an especially desirable guide.
green heans, bunch heans or pole
Sections of the ‘ -nk are de vot­
beans, early bean* or late beans,
to tiovei
fertilizers,
ed
this book will give you just the
sprays,
poultry
and
nee
supplies
information you need in their
!
and
there
is
a
great
deal
of most
s- lection. By a study of it you
helpful
practical
information
will be able to plan your bean
patch so as to have these, fresh about cultivation in general. You
and snappy, from your own gar­ can obtain a copy free from your
den on your table any time you dealer or by writing to The Chas.
wish during the summer, and can H. Lilly Co., Seattle, Portland or
also grow those varieties which Yakima.