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FROM TUB OREGON
UMOWKHN* ASSOCIATION
G. I. I asw I s , who has been IdonUtiod
with the horticulture of Oregon for
sixteen years, has resigned as assist­
ant general manager of the Oreg. hi
(¡rowers Cooperative ussiM'latlon ef­
fective May 1st, and will take up new
duties in Chicago. For thirteen years
Mr. lA'wis was chief of Hie division of
horticulture at the Oregon Agricul­
tural college, and vice-director of the
experiment station. During his ad­
ministration there it was generally
recognised that one of the strongest
departments of horticulture in the
United States was built up at that in
stitution. Mr. Lewis helped tho Ore­
gon Growers Cooperative association
from the first day they started. Dur­
ing June and July, 1919, he toured
the state in the interests of the Ore
gon growers. August 1, 1919, he was
chosen organisation manager and car
tied on the preliminary work and
built the organisation up to its pre
ent membership of 2000 and 112,000
acres. A year ago he was made a»
sistant general manager of the organ
in trying to save on painting
izatiou.
Mr. Ix?wts has been very active *•.
constructive horticultural work. Ills
meet the weather conditions in the
activities include nearly every com­
HEN the paint on your
West.
mittee organised for the interest of
property begins to check
They contain the finest materials—
horticulture, such as the export cor
and crack, it is time to paint
PIONEER WHITE LEAD, pure lin­
poration,
the deciduous league, an 1
again. Unless your house is seed oil, pure zinc and pure colors—
the
national
apple shows lie wa»
protected by a smooth, elastic combined scientifically in exact pro­
chosen
to
represent
the northwest In
film of durable paint, decay will portions. They are the best paints
a plea for lower freight rates before
we know.
set in and rapidly depreciate it.
the inter-state commerce commission
Decay is expensive and wasteful.
is chairman of a committee of north­
Free
Price lumber alone, to get an idea
west fruit growers working on a plan
of what it will cost to repair or re­
for nationally advertising the apple.
build. Paint saves this cost
He has greatly assisted the fruit in­
The best paint is the most econom­
dustry of the state by encouraging
ical in the long run. It spreads easily
state and national legislation.
—saves labor cost. It covers a larger
Mr. Lewis has national recognltlo’
area per gallon than “cheap” paint.
as one of the committee of twenty
But most important, the best paint
one, appointed by the American farm
serves five or more years longer than
bureau to work on fruit marketin :
“cheap” paint.
problems. He is also a director c
We have been making the best
the American Pomological society and
paints for 73 years. They are scien­
uU PIONEEB WHITE LEAD.
was one of five men from Oregon t >
tific in formula and preparation. They
represent the state at the agricul
tural conference.
During the past year Mr. Iz-wis ha
had many offers but has finally a<
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cepted a position with the Interna
tional Trade Press company of Chi
cago. who now controls the America
Phoenix Pure Pain*
Pure Prepared Point
fruit grower, the largest fruit pap«'
in America. He will bo managing ed
Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co., Dept. 49, San Francisco
tor of this publication.
Branches in 19 Cities in the West
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The Danger Point
Repairs Cost More Than Paint
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Advice
Fullers
House Points
¡SAVE THE MEMO BELOW
My bouse Deeds painting
COT IT OUT AND PASTE IT IN YOUR NOTE BOOM
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Fuller s Specibcation House Paints are sold by tbe fultowing Agents
J. H. Van DeWeile, St. Paul, Oregon-Pure Prep.
R. L. Harris, Dayton, Oregon—Phoenix Pure.
DAYTON TRIBUNE
F. T. MELLINGER,
Editor and Publisher
An X in the square at the end o
thia line means that your subscription
has expired or is about toexpire. Ths
publisher hopes you will renew soon.
Entered as second class matter, April
7, 1911, at the post office at Dayton, that is the fact that their wives and
Oregon, under the Act of Congress of sons scatter a good deal of it around
promiscuously.
March 3, 1879.
Hallie Smith who has been slowly re­
Subscription $1.75 per year in advance. covering from to or more tuigical oper­
ations in a McMinnville hospital was
If this paragraph is blue pen­ brought home Tuesday and withstood
ciled, it means that we are send­ the trip is good shape.
ing you sample copies for a short
time asking you to read carefully A European anthropologist says na­
and subscribo for T he T ribune . ture intended woman to be superior to
man in some respects. We do not know
an anthropologist from an aurora bore­
W. L. Sheard was in town Tuesday
alis, but he’s right anyhow.
morning and was saying by his actions
Harry Sherman and Earle Coburn
much plainer than words could convey
that he was nearly laid up with a severe from U. of O. at Eugene, are visiting
their parents in Dayton and vicinity for
case of sciatica rheumatism.
Mrs. William Schell who has been a few days this week.
Alfred White is visiting hie parents.
quite sick at her home in this city this
week, is reported as improving at this Ed White and wife living adjacent to
Day ton, a few day« before going to his
time.
home
in Canada the first of next week.
F. M. Hord says no one knows how
busy an old ben is who has to scratch
and cluck for an ordinary brood of
chickens, until they take the job of
scratching and clucking for a 1,000 or
more young chickens as he has done.
He is sure some busy man.
Clarence Broughten the young son of
Ernest Broughten and wife underwent
a surgical operation Tuesday whereby
his tonsils and adenoids were removed.
Mrs. Clara Abernethe of Newberg
spent the day Wednesday with her sis­
There is one redeeming feature about ter, Mary E. Huddleston and family of
the money trust of the rich men, and this city.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Portland. Ore.
March 13th. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that McLeod
V. Wright, of Dayton. Oregon, who.
on April 15th, 1919, made Homestead
Entry, No. 06356, for Lots 7 and 8,
Section 25, Township 5 S., Range 3 W.
Meridian, has filed notice of intentinn
to make Tl ree-Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be­
fore The Register and Receiver of the
U. S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore.,
on the 27th day of April, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Sawyer, of Dayton, Ore., R-L
Morton Tompkins, of Dayton, Ore. R-l.
William Taylor, of Dayt»n, Ore., R-L
J. H. Tompkins, of Dajton, Ore., R-l.
ALEXANDER SWEEK.
Register.
Act 6-9-16.
QR. 0. C. GOODRICH
DENTIST
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Dayton,
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Oregon
FIRE!
FIRE!
J. Claud« ProHitt, Owner
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N
a home ctimpany located nt McMinnville
Oregon.
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PHONE KEO 5.321
YAMHILL COUNTY
Abstract Company
J. H. GIBSON, President
The only Abstiact Books in Yam­
hill County
McMinnville,
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Oregon
BLACKSMITHING
General Repairing of all Kinds
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
GRINDING
Fred Anderson
Acute and Chronic Deseases
Dr. P. C. Magness
Chiropractor
Masonic Building
McMinnville, Ore.
Phone Blue 75
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Chick Food, Chick Masses, Fine Grits, Feeders,
Fountains. Sprays and Remedies.
Everything for Garden and Field
Seeds, Fertilizers, Sets. Seed cleaning of all kinds.
Special Jobs to Order.
Remidies, Tonics, Sprays, Dips Disinfectants.
Flour, Cereals, Sacks, Twine.
Wool, Mohair, Eggs, Chickens, Veal.
If we don't have what you want; its be­
cause we couldn't think of it.
Farmers' Union Co-op. Whse. Co.
KNIGHT ADJUSTMLNI 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
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R. I. Hall M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
Stuckey Building
Dayton. Oregon
Phones—Office Red 78 Res. 78x3
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Salem and Portland
Maping
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Coming To
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and
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ESTIMATES
Dayton, Ore.
Jack Ohlert received a telegram
Wednesday morning conveying the sad
news that his sister had died that morn­
ing at their parents home near Detroit,
DOES NOT OPERATE
Michigan. He left for Detroit, Wednes­
day evening expecting" to arrive there
Will Be At
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Salem, Marion Hotel on Thursday, Apr. Sunday morning.
6th and at Portland on Wednesday,
Mr. Elvin Coates a 20 year old ?on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Apr.
of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Coates living in
12-13-14-15 at Benson Hotel.
the
Unionvale neighborhood nearly sev­
Office hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
ered his right foot with an ax Wed­
nesday aftenoon while he was engaged
No Charge for Consultation
in making some posts down on the Is
land. He was hurriedly brought in to
Dr. Mellenthin ih a regular graduate
Dr. Hall’s office where the cutrecieved
in medicine and surgery and is licens­ medical attention.
ed by the state of Oregon.
He visits
Mr. Ray Jackman a nephew of Geo.
professionally the more important
H.
Jackman, who has been living with
towns and cities and offers to all who
call on this trip free consultation, ex­ his uncle during the winter and attend­
cept the expense of treatment when de­ ing school in Dayton, is now the new
elerK in the W. S. U’Ren hardware
aired.
According'to his method of treatment store.
he does not operate for chronic app.n-
The Wehfoot Methodist Episcopal
dicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, church will hold an all day meeting on
tonsils or adenoids.
Thursday of this week. This will he a
He has to his credit wonderful results general clean up day and all the con­
in diseases of the stomach, liver, gregation will have some part given
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid them to dn. Audiences are larger than
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, they have be n for some year« and the
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg i general spirit is much better
The
ulcers and rectal ailments.
1 Farmers Bureau will hold a meeting in
If you have been ailing for any the church in the near future.
I a«t
length of time and do not get any bet­ Sunday services were made specially
ter, do not fail to call, as improper helpful by the presep c of Rev. Vine,
measures rather than disease aro very formerly pastor of the Baptist church
often the cause of your long standing In Dayton. It hau been augge^ted that
trouble.
the name of the church he changed to
Remember above date, that consulta­ one which will h< nor the early pin*
tion on this trio will be fiee and that neers. Mh.i E. J. ."h >i*-herlin now a
i i.- 11 cat n nt is d ffere. t.
ceout of
, Marv Gilkey's 1« prcsl-
M .rn u a , met im.-l be ico np.i 120 d nt of t
U-ro-n 1 ioneor Association
by their husbands
an 1 i growth Into ealed in tho honor
Ad-lrer.»: 336 1.0 t ,n t.loek, Mu.nt - wo all fe< I b due the mm ml womm
apcHe, Minn.
who made On g< n possible.
Graduation Day
Brings the ever-recurring and perplexing question:
What to give the sweet girl graduate for a Graduat­
ing Present.
That question can be easily answered if you will
step into our store and see the splendid line we have
secured foa this special purpose.
Anything you want, from the simplest and most
modest pin to a magnificent Diamond Ring.
Prices from almost nothing with the sky as the
limit.
V. H. BALLARD