Dayton tribune., April 21, 1922, Image 8

,I GOETHALS INDORSES
i IRRIGATION PROJECT
$3500.
Grace Graven to Roy Graves.
acre« in J M. Graves D. I* C. T 6 S
« W. Iio
u F. Hall and wile to .1. W Crur
rine; 5 acres lu M Hall D- 1. C. T
S R 3 W. $10.
Henry Haveman and wife to EUy A Gravity System From Pend
Have just received another car of Cedar Posts. 1
Wing; lot 19 Church addition New
Oreille River Advised In
berg. $10.
am keeping my yard fully stocked up with Lum­
Idtura K. Hathaway to W. R. Brnn-
Official Report.
son 50x52.83 Ret in W. T. Newby D.
ber, Shingles and all kinds of building material
In T 4 S R 4 W. $100.
J A. Holtberg and wile to Mal-ll
Olympia. W’ash.—General George W.
Holtberg; 3.13 acres In Uifayutto. Goethal« finds the Columbia basin Ir­
$1500.
ami wife to! rigation project in this state feasible
Robert Hornbeck
Day ton, Oregon
Phone 42x2
Will H. Elliott; 1Ü.25 acre« in Rlchui>: from an economic and engineering
standpoint by using a gravity supply
R 2 W. $ KW
Everest I). L. C. I» i'
from the Pend Oreille river and that
Augusta Hornung to liilani Milin
It can be constructed in atx years for
lot 60 F. C. Graham
$10.00.
a total cost of $254.170.351, or $145.56
William Johnson to Eleanor Gub- an acre.
ser; lot 18, 19 Rural Homes No. 2 mid
This is the conclusion reached by
31 acres in M. Hall I». L. C. In T 3 S
the noted engineer in his report, made
R 3 W. $10.
Kalle Jokinen et al to Hommlng Su public here by D. A. Scott, state di-
E\-apor*tora at Fruita and \
table». Packer» of and
va and wlfe; lot S and P Salma Gui rector of conservation and develop-
Healer» in Eruil» Vegetable« »nd »11 kind» of produce.
mont, after he had made an extended
den. $10.
Always in the mart et for Green and Evaporated Fruits
Chrestina Johnson to cns P. Chris personal Investigation and study of
4, block 15, tí
tensen ; lots 1
Be sure to see us before selling any kind of produce.
the project to determine the feasibility
Park addition at McMinnville. $11 0. of the Columbia river pumping project
Ask your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetable«
James Kirby and wife to E. J. Lmi
and the Pend Oreille river gravity
and wife; 25 acres in Daniel He
D
system.
L C. in T 3 8 R 3 W. $10-
Nearly 2,000,000 acre« will be re-
James Kirby and wife to J. H. Iki’,
and wife; 4 acres in A. L Matte on l> claimed through use of the Pend
Oreille river diversion, It was enti-
L C. in T 2 S R 4 W. $1500
P. M. Madden to M. C. Wagner;
mated.
acres tn A. E. Garrison D. L C. tn T
"The Columbia basin project la as
S R 4 W. $10.
much a national one as were the
Idzzie Merchant and busband to P Panama canal and the Alaska railway,
J. Kennedy and wife; :U,27 acres in
. in T 4 S R 4 W and will, if completed, add much more
I John Carlin D. I
to the national wealth than either of
A New Line of Battreall-
I $4550.
the others mentioned.
The work
W.
S.
Morris
and
wife
to
Ro
’
<
’
'
Wayenberg Shoes have
Hornbeck, Jr.; 10.25 aerei in Richard should be provided for and carried out
just arrived.
a« were these other two national pro­
Everest 1). I* C. in T 3 S
; $2900.
ject«—by direct appropriation«,” de­
Ixittie Olson and hurband to Geo. clared General Goethal«.
B. Todd; part lot in Eh Grove Subd
Because of its larger area, greater
$250.
assurance
and reliability of operation
Roy Robertson and wife to Marict
and Charles Abernathy lots 1 to I ' and its smaller acre cost, General
that are built for service.
Goethal« advised adoption of the grav­
block 67, Dundee. $1100.
Men’s Dress and work shoes,
ity system. It will, he says, Irrigate
A. Rupert & Co. to Spin.brot
ranging in price from $3.50 to $8.95. Call and look the
1.753.000 acres by direct flow, with an
Packing Co.; Springbrook Canner
line over before buying.
$6500.
additional 91.000 acres that may be
H. D. Ryan and wife to Henry" ft reached by a pumping lift of less than
Allison and wife: 5 acres in M. Mm< i
150 foet, and 137,000 acres that may
D. L. C. in T 4 8 R 4 W. $3000.
be utilized by pumping at slightly
Jack Spence and wife to
'1
Look for the Big Shoe Sign
Christensen: 88.89 acres tn Alber. higher lifts.
Gaines D. L. C. in T 5 S R 3 W. $6 hh*.
Oregon
McMinnville,
Janies Savage to Irvin Yocom: lo •
General Shoe Repairing
1 and 2, block 2 Kershaws 2nd Add.
Willamina. $20.
Wm. H. Trindle and wife to Law
rence G. Bulgin; 30 acres in Sei. .
F. L. Cludas and wife to Johu A. T 2 S R 3 W. $10.
Real Estate Transfers
Purves and wife; lot 10 Fruit Land
P. S. Treiber and wife to
Washington, D. C.—During the cal­
Harold H. Banister and wife to II. subdivision. $1.
Durham; lot 85 Eola Walnut grove
endar year 1921 a total of 528 state
Chas. M. Davis et al to Harriet C. $10.
A. Banister; lot 6, block 11, Fau¡con­
Potter; soutli 1-2 lots 3, 4. block 1
and private banks in the country were
ers Addition to Sheridan. $1.
I'nited States to John W. Gale
Harvey Berry anji wife to William Kershaw's 2nd addition to Willamina. W. 1-4 of Sec. 2 T 4 S R 6 W.
closed, according to a statement Issued
E. Shoemaker; lots 1, 3, 3, block 14, $L
by Comptroller of the Currency Cris-
Isaac Van Biaricom and wif<
W. F. Drager and wife to Oscar IV. H. Elliott and wife; 10.
Whiteson. $10.
acres
singer, summarising bank failures for
Theodore Bishop to John A. Sur­ Haynes; 19.G1 acres in section 18. T| Richard Everest D. L C. in T ’
the year. However, he added, 163 of
geon; lots 1, 2, block 42 and lot “H’ 3 S R 4 W. $10.
W. $1-
these banks were able to reopen or
Rose L. Dunahoo to Frank H. Crites, 2 ’ Albert
Oak Park addition to McMinnville.
A Waymire and wi'e to
otherwise
liquidate their liabilities.
N. 50 feet, lots 4, 5, block 6, Deskins E. Briedwell; 37.76 acca in '<
$875.
The
southern
geographical division,
Frank Brooks and wife to Lydia F. 3rd addition to Newberg. $10.
Sherwood D. I* C- in T 5 S R I W
Carrie M. Ewell to Jessie C. Jones; $5500.
Mr. Crisslnger declared, was the most
and O. R. Steward; part lots 1, 2,
block 5, and part lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 1-8 of 80 acrest In section 15 T 2 S R
I antis. seriously affected in respect to the
George L. Weinrich to E.
1. Carlton. $1-
4 A . $ i a.
V. Jr on number of bank failures, there being
20 acres in Sec. 22 T 2 S R
1-alira Fendall to T. B. Stone and
John M. Brown and wife to Albert
Western Finance Corp. to C 1! 131. Failures to the number of 43,
Brown ; 5 acres in A. B. Faulconer wife; small tract in Willamina. $10. Eastman and wife; S. 50 feet lot
with liabilities exceeding $13,500,000,
I. N. Ferris and wife to Reed W. 14, 15, and 16, block
D L. C. in T 5 S R 6 W. $10.
Edwards
occurred in the Pacific state«.
Clarence Butt and wife to Portland Ferris; lots 25, 26 Cozine’s 2nd addi­ ditlon to Newberg. $27
Failures in states in which the de­
Trust Co., trustee; small tract in New­ tion to McMinnville, and 30 feet strip
Philo Willard to Granderson WII positors' guaranty system 1« in opera­
joining. $10.
berg. $10.
3 and 4 block 21
May Foster and wife to R. R. Rat­ son and wife; lots
Clarissa E. Case and husband to
addition
to Scv tion were: Mississippi, six; Texas, 36;
Hurley
&
Larges
Oliver E. Smith; E 1-2 o fNE 1-4 sec­ cliff; lot 8, block 10, Fairview addition
North Dakota, 34; Nebraska, 22; Kan­
berg. $1.
to Willamina. $10.
tion 24 in T 3 S R 2 W. $10.
sas, 11; Oklahoma, 22; Washington,
Albert E. Wright and wife to Mar
W. S. Gilson and wife to Glen S.
Anton W. and Peter A. Christensen
11.
to George Fischer; lot 8, block 2, Mc­ Macy and wife; S. 60 feet lot 5, block Maehler; lots 129 and 1 0 Second ad
The calendar year 1921, Mr. Cris-
ditlon
to
Eola
Walnut
Groves.
$10.
McMinnville.
Willis addition
Minnville. $4000.
singer said, was the third most disas­
trous year with regard to number of
failures of national banka in the his­
tory of the national banking system,
there being 37 national bank failures
with liabilities of $23,677,367. The
most disastrous year in this respect
was 1893, when 65 failures occurred,
and the next was 1897, when there
were 38 failures.
Day ton Lumber Yard
S. B. DEY
i Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Men Look Here!
SHOES
The Combination Shoe Shop
528 BANKS CLOSED
DÜRING PAST YEAR
Munsing Underwear
Now as Spring has come at last, it is time to buy
Summer Underwear. We have the famous Munsing
wear the kind that is built for quality and service
Ladies Union Suits $1.25
and $ 1.50
OTHER BRANDS
Ladies Union suits $1.00
Ladies Union suits .75
Ladies Vests
.35
Ladies Vests
.25
MEN’S UNION SUITS
Cotton Ribbed
Cotton Ribbed
$1.75
1.10
MOVE TO DEPORT SEMENOFF
“Butchery” of Americans By Russian
General in Siberia Is Charged.
Washington, D. C.—Chairman Borah
of the senate labor committee, declar­
ing that he had received charge» that
American men, women and children
had been "butchered” in Siberia by
General Semenoff, announced he would
endeavor to bring about deportation
of the anti-bolshevik leader, now under
ball in New York after arrest in con­
nection with a civil suit.
Senator Borah »aid the charges had
been laid before him by officers and
enlisted men of the American expe­
ditionary force that served In Siberia
and were supported in part if not
fully by an official report to the Amer­
ican government by Major-General
William S. Graves, who commanded
the expeditionary force.
Appraise Washington Phone System.
OTHER BRANDS
“Stonware” union suits
$1.25
Kool-U-Off union suits
$1.00
G oing E ast ?
If so, have your ticket routed
T hrough C alifornia
The- Sunshine nnd Open Window Half
A Choice of Routes
Convenient Schedules
Liberal Stopover Privileges
Through Sleeping Cars
Observation Cars
Dining Cars
Kvevy fHirt of the service
contributes to the
Traveler's Comfort
Stop at San Francisco «mi Loa Angeles, world famous
and beautiful cities
For further particulars, ask agenta or write
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott,
YAMHILL LODO»
I. O. O. V. No. «0
Mmtaoach Wednesday
night In I. O.O. V. Hall
Soviet Message on Way to U. 8.
Washington, D. C.—A message that
Parton
is expected to be an Important factor
in shaping the administration’s policy
toward soviet Russia Is now en route QR. 0. C. GOODRICH
from Nicolai Lenin to President Hard­
DENTIST
ing. It 1« being brought to the United
States, It was learned on good authori­
Oregon
ty. by ex-Governor Jame« P. Goodrich Dayton,
of Indiana, who has been in Ru«»la
for some wueka in connection with
FIRE! FIRE!
the administration of। American relief , INSURE YOUR PROPERSY WITH
distribution.
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS’N.
a home company locati-dat McMinnville
Oregon.
Write
Washington State/Autos Kill 217.
M’MINNVILLK, OKK.
Olympia, Wash. — Fatalities from W. I. WARREN
RIONE RK1> 5321
automobile accidents In Washington
during 192H occurred! In 29 of tho 39
YAMHILL COUNTY
counties, statistics oftthe state depart­
ment of health show. Of 217 fatalities
from automobile accident« last year,
104 occurred In tho Men largest cities
J. H. GIBSON, President
of the »tate. King < county led with The only Almtiact Books in Yam­
61 fatal accidents.
hill County
Abstract Company
McMinnville,
-
Washington, D. (1 — The state de
partment has decided that Doris Bukh
meteff is still the,accredited ambassa
dor of Russia and as«uch 1« protected
by diplomatic imihunity which places
him outside thi Jurisdiction of any
senatorial Inves legating.committee. It
was announced^ at the* state depart
ment.
BLACKSMITHING
General Repairing of all Kinds
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
GRINDING
Fred Anderson
Land BanA in Each Stat« Aak«d.
-Establishment
Washin
■ in each state
of a fede.
was providedklm a bill ' Introduced in
the house by^ReproenCative Upshaw
of Georgia.
ODD FACTS
Acute and Chronic Deseate»
Dr. R. C Magness
Chiropractor
Masonic Building
McMinnville, Ore.
Phone Blue 75
St. Paul’s cathedral,. London, took
35 years to build.
Kangaroos are said to be able to
jump a fence 11 feet high.
It Is said 42 per cent of the , clergy
live to be septuagenarians.
Whales to the number of 445k were
captured during the recent season, the
previous record being 300.
If all the gold In the world were
melted Into Ingots, it might be con­
tained in a room 21 feet square and 16
feet high.
The emerald Improves in color by
exposure to light. Pearl« kept in dark­
ness lose their luster, but are sold to
regain it on exposure to the sun.
When we make your
COLLECTIONS
we send yon a check for
your share
The Same Day
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO
McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
ROBINSON & NICOL
Veterinarians
Among the Moors women do not cel­
ebrate their birthdny.
A Moorish
woman considers It a point of honor Calls answered day or night. All do­
mestic anitnsls carefully treated. Office
to be absolutely Ignorant of her age.
Phone Red 5411: Res. Phone Blue 3912.
Of vessels over 100 tons on Lloyd’«
Register, 70 per cent use coal fuel.
10.3 oil fnel, 1.7 oil In internal com­
bustion engines and .0 sail power only.
McMINNEVILLE, OREGON
R. I. Hall M. D
FUR COAT ARITHMETIC
Physician & Surgeon
Dayton. Or ««on
Olympia, W’ash. — Preliminary ar­
Btuckny Bulldlnir
Phones
—
Office
Red
78
Res, 78x3
rangements have been made by the
One unfeeling trapper makes
corps of engineers that will appraise
one cruel trap.
the properties of the Pacific Tele­
One hundred helpless animal«
phone & Telegraph company prior to
make one fur coat.
the formal rate hearing ordered by
the department of public works, to
One cruel trap, plus one crav­
start on their tasks within a short
and
ing for food, making one helpless
time. There are 102 exchanges in this
animal.
state, ranging from the Seattle off lots
with their 77,000 subscriber« to the
One fur coat, minus one large
ESTIMATES
sum of money, makes one happy
small stations with two or three tele­
Day ton, Ore.
Elmer Pi rish
woman.—Life.
phone users. And to make the inquiry
into telephone rates thorough the val­ ♦
There will be a fine Easter proarrani
uation of all these exchanges, with
at
the Baptht church at 7:30 next Sun*
their local and long-distance lines,
Were we alt profound asiGamalM
must bo checked up,
day evening.
there’d ha no audience.
LAND SURVEYING
Maping
Miller Mercantile Co
Phone Bed 27
J. W. Shippy, Manager
Oregon
U. S. Senate Can’t Quia Bakhmeteff
Dayton, Oregon