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DAYTON, OREGON, JULY 7, 1922.
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NEWSLET SGATHERED
ABOUT COUNTY
COURT HOUSE
MOST PERFECT WOMAN
IN UNITED STATES
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SUBSCRIPTION $1.75 PER YEAR
FEDERAL LICENSE
FEDERATION TO HOLD i AND BOTH A3E WAITING FOR A BITE
TAX NOW OUE MEETING AT CARLTON
“Foreign and domestic corporations, Mdtiers of Importance Io t very Com­
tobacco manufacturer», broker», theat­
munity to be Taken Ip
ers and other amusement resort« where
charge tut admission la made, bowling
The Yamhill County Federation of
alleys, pool and billard halls and pas­
।
Community
Clubs will meet st Carlton
senger automobiles for hire must pay
their annual federal tax for the fiseul',or tba,r Jul* meeting Tuesday even-
Minor Matter ol More than Passing
Interest
Creed F. Ix>op minor. Filed June
30, 1922. Flnul account. Order of
resignation of J. L lx><>P us guardian.
1'etltiuii for appointment of guardian.
Order appointing M. F. Corrigan us'
guardian.
Guardian's bond. Order
approving guardian's bond.
l-ottlu M. Walling, decased. . Filed
I
July 3, 1922. Final account. Petition
for hearing of final account. Order
fixing time and place ot hearing of
final account.
James W. Kelly, deceased. Filed
July 1. 1922. Petition to admit will to
probate. Will. Order admitting will
to probate. Flierl July 3. 1922. Bond.
Order appointing appraisers.
Sarah E. Hollingsworth, deceased..
Filed June 29, 1922. Petition for ap
polntmont of administrator. Order
admitting to probate.
Surah Estes, deceased. Filed July
1. 1922. Final account. Order setting
time and place fur hearing final ac-
count. Receipts.
II. B. Cockerham, deceased. Filed1
June 30. 1M2. Inventory and uppralao-
merit of Yamhill county. Order up-
proving same. Inventory and ap-
prulaement of Multnomah county. Or-
der approving same.
Leonard Campbell, et al minors. >
Filed July 3, 1922. ^Annual report.
Rachel A. Howard, deceased. Filed |
June 30, 1922. Objection to appraise-1
merit.
©rtfrmw
year ending June 30, 1923, on or before ' ,n«’ Ju,V ,L Tbere
«m®
rePorta t0 come UP and “ «
July 31,' ' announce. Clyde G. Huntley, ;
coneerinng a county fair
collector of interna! revenue. "Failure
may receive •ome definite action.
to pay these taxes during the current
month will subject delinquent taxpay- There will be proposed at thia meeting
era tu a penlty of 25 per cent of the under the haad of new business an a-
amount uf the tax.”
mendment to the by-law» providing for
Foreign corporations are required to lhe creation of 8 new «mm it tee and • I
pay equivalent to $1 for each $1000 ot ,
that I. designed to create a
the average amou't of capital employ-!
t,mon« the
,n
vection
ot
Yamhill
county.
Every
city
eJ in the transaction of their busines»
will
be
affected
and
every
Commercial
during the preceding yesr ending June
30. The tax on domestic corporations Club should have its representatives;
President Harding is here seen fishing with his friend, R. B. Creager,
who, as the boat flops up and down rn the water, is wondering if he will
be named as American Ambassador to Mexico upon the recognition of
the Obregon government.
I APAI C WIN f|NP
NEWS ABOUT INDUS­
TRIES OF OREGON
" AND LOSE TO SHERIDAN
urnuunt» to $1 of so mu:h of the fair Pre,*nU
average value of their capital »tuck for . Thu meeting at Carlton should be LUvIlLu Illi» UI1L
the preceding year a» is in excess of
attended a« it is in a central loca-* isirv | nnr TA AlimiOAkl
I $5000. In estimating the value of cap­
ital stock, the surplus and undivided
B. 0. Garrett. I
prufits must be included.
Pacific Power & Light Co. pushing
Win from Grand Ronde on 4th
Following are the miscellaneous oc­
construction work on a large scale on
cupational tax«»: —brokers, $50; pawn
$1,250,000 power plant on Hood River.
brokers, $100; «hip brokers, $50; etu-
The baseball team for thin city has | Blachly getting a modern four-room
tomhouae brokers, $50; Pruprietors of i
been playing some very good ball this schooi building.
Bend—Shevlin-Hixon
company
Mis» Gertrude Eggett of Fresno,
tneatern, museum» and concert halla
year and has succeeded in scoring a
building railroad bridge above Ben-
California, has been declared the
where a charge tor admission is made, ;
high percentage on the games played. ham Falls.
most perfectly formed woman in
America, winning a $1,000 prize.
having a seating capacity ot rot more '
Last Sunday the local boy. lost to the
Crane—Application of North Canal
,Tcn, thousand girls competed. She
than 250, shall pay a tax of $50; hav­ Duty of 30 Cents a Bushel Is Sheridan team in a score of 8 to 13. Co. for reservoir site approved.
cats'two meals a day, lota of rai-
Profiteering in hay last winter was
ing a sealing capacity of more than 250 i
This was one of the poorest games that
Decided On; Rapid Prog­
•ins. and has never been in love.
responsible
for the death of 3,000 cat-
and not exceeding 500. $100; having a
the boys have played this season. The tie, 10 times that many horses
and
ress
Made
on
Bill.
seating capacity of 500 and not exceed-
weather was extremely warm that day possibly 30,000 sheep, according to a
I mg 800, $150; having a seating capac­
and whether or not they were affected report by Ross M. Churchill, special
Washington, D. C.—By a vote of 38 by the heat we are unable to say, but officer of the Oregon Humane society.
ity of more than 800, $200.
Circuit C ourt
to 12 the senate approved a tariff of know that they made more errors in
Medford—$60,000 to be spent on
I Circua proprietors are required to
wing to Crater Lake lodge.
30 cents a bushel on wheat.
this one game than all the rest put to­
pay a tax of $100; proprietors of bowl­
Complaint»-—
Condon authories $137,000 bond is­
With the wheat fight out of the
fl. H. Courtney, plaintiff, vs D. II.
ing alley» and billard hall» are required way, the senate made unusually rapid gether.
sue for water works.
Gibbon, et al, defendant. Filed Juno I Washington, D. C.—In a kindly to pay $10 for each alley or table; pro­
On the 4th the team went to Grand
Work started on highway from Har­
29, 1922.
Action fur money. Hoy ; worded speech to the leaders of the prietor» uf shooting gal«ries, $20; pro- progress on the bill, approving several Ronde and there put up one of the clas­ risburg to Junction.
scores of committee amendments. The
Sparks, attorney for plaintiff.
Beaverton—$25,000 moving picture
coal mining Industry, both operators
According
„
, prielor» of riding academies, $100.
i first to be agreed upon was a duty of ses t games of the season.
Harry M. Kershaw, et al, plaintiff. I and workers. President Harding
studio here will employ 25 persons.
a<l-
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vs Don R. Speaker, et al, defendant. | monished them to seek a prompt solu- ,
St. Johns to have $14,000 brick busi­
«^ying on th. business, of , Z» cents per 100 pounds on flour, aa to reports, as the editor did not get to
Filed June 29 1922. Action for money.; th n of tho present strike and conveyed operating or renting passenger automo- ’ increase of 28 cents over the house see this game, the buys played air-tight ness building.
Otto W. Helder, attorney for plaintiff. I
Portland—30 new houses to go up
biles for hire are required to pay $10 rate. Other rates approved included: bail and passel the game with only one
Frank ('. Brumwell, plaintiff, va lot ; to them the delicately worded warn­
at University Park.
Irish
potatoes,
58
cents
per
100
or
two
erros
charged
up
against
them.
fayette Canning Co., defendant. Filed ing that if they failed the government tor each such automobile having a seat-, pounds, house rate 42 cents; dried,
Sparta—$700 gold cleanup at Madan
And when it comes to sticking, the
June 30. 1922, Action for money. 11. would be compelled to administer the : mg capacity of more than two and not
Gulch
claim.
2% cents a pound, bouse rate 3%; team is sure right there. They’re hit-
Klamath Falls-1500 men working
A. KHks, attorney for plaintiff.
industry for the common good of the more than seven, and $20 for each hav-
potato
flour,
3
cents
a
pound,
house
ting like demons this year and unless
sawmills and box factory.
C. E. (’rater, plaintiff, vs J. II. Ship- American people.
ing a seating capacity of more than rate 1*4 cents.
,
ley. et al, defendant. Filed June 30,
the
opponents
are
there
on
the
fielding
Salem
—State prison furniture fac-
not
mention
President Harding did
Tomato paste 45 per cent ad va-
1922. Action for money. B. A. KHks, federal control by name. He adopted seven.
the game has to go to the locals. The tory to employ 75 men.
lorem, house rate 28; tomato pro-
attorney for plaintiff.
Redmond to build 5 miles of cement
fielding of the locals this year is abeve
A. W. Russell, plaintiff, vs 11. R. the more discreet way of putting It,
serves in any matter, 15 per cent,
sidewalks.
Diamond Cut Diamond.
reproach. Robinson and Dey were the
Seibly, defendant. Filed July 1, 1922 but throughout the president’s brief
Salem Country club to have $10,000
William J. Burns, seated at Ills desk house rate 10 per cent.
Lien foreclosure. Otto W. Helder, at­ speech to the warring factions it was
batteries for the locals on the 4th and improvement.
Oalons,
1
cent
per
pound;
house
nmde clear that the administration Is in his Washington office, said during
torney for plaintiff.
Portland will vote on $3,000,000 1925
played as pretty a game as any battery
rate 75 cents per 100 pounds.
Knight Adjustment Co. plaintiff, vs keeping "a steel hand in a velvet an Interview:
exposition tax in November.
could.
Cocoanuts
were
transferred
to
the
“Sometimes, again, we oppose guile
Fred Kamph, et al. defendant. Filed glove," and that If the miners and op-
Wallowa—Contract let for $42,000
We out-Herod Herod. For free list, but cocoanut meat, prepared,
As yet there has been no game sched­ school building.
July 1, 1922 Transcript of judgment. orators cannot get together, then the with guile.
example :
was made dutiable at 4 cents a pound, uled for ne»t Sunday and in all probabil­
Judgment
Echo schools to have $3500 gym-
government is going to protect the
"A doctor was visited by a man and against the house rate of 4% cents.
Fred and Katie Kampb, Judgment consuming public.
ity there wont be as the season is get­ nasium.
man
said:
a
boy.
The
Rates on prepared fruits were in­
debtors, vs Knight Adjustment Co.,
Silver Lake salt mines being pros-
ting pretty late and the weather pretty
The “kick” in the speech was near | •• ‘1 loctor. this here’s my son. HIs
judgment creditors. Entered July 1.
pected.
creased
generally over both the house
school
teacher
gave
him
a
whack
on
warm.
However
should
the
boys
1922. Date of judgment July 1, 1922. the end:
Riddle—16 farmers to 1 install elec-
figures and those originally recom-
"You are admonished to arrive at the ear yesterday what ruined his
change their minds announcement will trie irrigation plants.
Face $125.33. Costs $9.
mended by the committee.
hearin.
’
Just
write
me
out
a
paper,
such understanding with measurable
Articles of Incorporation—
be made with posters.
La Pine—Work started on second
will you, so ns I can claim damages?’
Bett, Person & Belt Co. Filed July promptness, among yourselves. If the I
sawmill here.
"The
doctor
saw
at
a
glance
that
London’s Literary Nights.
3, 1922. Persons interested. G, W. Belt, adjustment cannot be reached by you |
Bend—Work on Tumalo project to
he had a case of fraud before him. He
Literary evening institutes have
Johan Person, O. R. Belt. Capital: alone, the government will be avail­
start
immediately.
tried, all kinds or noises on the boy, been established by the London coun­
65CO Quit in Washington State.
$2500. Principal office; McMinnville.
Ione to have fireproof warehouse
able at your Joint call. We wish you hut nothing would make the well
ty council for persons older than eight­
(Ire. Object, operate saw mills, etc.
Seattle, Wash.—About 6500 railway 26 by 76 feet.
who best know tho way to solution to ‘ coached youngster hear him. So final
een years of age. These institutes do shop craft employes in Washington
Myrtle Point—Lam pa road to be
ly
he
looked
Into
the
Injured
ear
with
reach It among yourselves, in u man­
not undertake any vocational training,
Marriage Licenses
quit work in answer to the nation wide built—cost $11,000.
a
little
mirror,
saying
at
the
same
ner to command the sanction of the
but give courses in such subjects as
Baker City—New apartment house
time In n whisper to his assistant:
music. Including country dances and strike call, according to railroad oper­ planned here.
June 28—Juno Gertrude Hollings­ people.
"'Dear
me,
it's
as
I
thought.
The
folk songs; astronomy, biology, horti­ ating officials.
"Failing in that, th« representatives I
worth of McMinnville and Earl Lenley
Eugene—Work starts on city pro­
whole organ seems to he destroyed. 1 culture, history, languages, art and
Bland of Cedar Rapids, la.
of the American people will be called can’t see very well Inside, though,
jects.
Kansas Forbids Shop Picketing.
modern English literature. The schools
Uma Umiia Dorris of Newberg and 1 to the task."
New shingle mill built at Foster.
Hand me that large knife, please, so are conducted on the co-operative
Topeka,
Kan.—The Kansas indus­
Guy Barnett May of Dundee.
Oregon to receive approximately
timt 1 can cut the outer ear off.’
plan, and they carry out the Ideas and trial court issued an edict prohibiting $3,000.000 for road improvement work
Ruth Wllltnuss Wright
Sheridan
•’With n yell like a Comanche In
suggestions of students. Educational
and William Isaac Talbott of Sheri­
FOREIGN-BORN INCREASE
dian the hoy dashed out of the room, visits to places of Interest are on the the picketing of railway shops where from the federal government during
dan.
next 3 years.
men have gone op strike in Kansas.
and thnt was the end of the cnse
program.
June 30 Ethel Henrietta Jones of Total Population In United States ngninst the school teacher.”
Eugene—11 bridges on Siuslaw road
Newberg and James Carl Forkner of ।
Now 36,398,958.
to be repaired.
Newberg.
Prineville, recently destroyed by
Washington, D. C.—The total white
July 3 Maliel Ixso Grimm of Me-,
fire,
being rebuilt. $10,000 brick store
Mfnnville und Ivan Lester Wood of I population of tho country, foreign born
going up.
or
with
one
or
both
parents
foreign
Multnomah county.
Turner to get new $33,000 school.
July 8 Alvin Richard Rieraon of born on January 1, 1920, was 36,398,-
Portland—$300,000 wholesale house
SUCH
A
Amity and Edna Mue Odom of Sheri- 958, the department of commerce has
planned.
announced in a compilation of the
'lan.
Bend—Votes $8,000 bond issue to
PROAAIÇ/AJG
1920 census figures. This was an in­
aid in financing school construction
New Ideas for the State.
crease In tho “foreign white stock"
program.
It Is reported that n pln.v entitled of the nation's population from 1910
Portland—Plans prepared for $100,-
"The Tslntyl of Monkeys,” In which of 4,155,576, or 12.9 per cent.
000 Beth Israel house.
the players are all to be dressed In
The Dalles—25 carloads cherries
This 1920 total includes, it was
the guise of various sorts of apes. Is
shipped east.
shown, 13,713,754 immigrants and 22,
Ontario- -Barrows-Ordway property
shortly to bi* produced In Milan. Italy.
persons born in this country
of 400 acres sold for $125,000.
Tn view of Rostand's successful dram­ 686,204
The Dalles—Rebuilding of old court
atization of the dwellers of a barn­ one or both of whose parents were
house planned.
yard. one will wait until after the pre­ immigrants.
Milton—$22,000 power plant being
miere to say that It can't be done
installed.
Then there was the operetta "Wood
New York Man Heads Veterans.
Hoow River—Apple Growers' Assn.
land." In which all the characters were
San Francisco, Cal.—C. Hamilton
to build $150,000 plant.
birds. Dnvld Belnsco's press depart­ Cook of Buffalo, N. Y., wqp unan:-
ment for some time nourished a rumor j mously elected national commander of
Waldport—Work on Wald port-Tide
water section of Corvallis-Waldport
thnt the producer had In preparation the Disabled American Veterans of
highway to start at once.
n dnunn In which all the characters j
th.- World war at the annual conven­
were Insects.’ This manager secured
Hood
River—$10,000
contract
\9
very nearly as much publicity for this , tion here.
awarded for new Junior high school
odd notion ns William Gllette did for
building.
Ids persistently reported intention to Fires Have Cost Washington $75300G.
Roseburg Country club nearly com­
Olympia, Wash.—Loss and damage
piny Hamlet. Dramatic editors In
pleted.
many cities devoted many columns to । by forest fires in the state of Wash­
Dallas—First unit of high school
argument thnt the Ideal impersonator ington so far this season is estimated
gymnasium to cost $4500.
of (sherlock Holmes would not make nt $750,000 by State Forester F. E.
Vernonia—Lumber mill to be erect­
nn even passable prince of Denmark. Pare.
RAIN
ed here.
—Christian Schnee Monitor.
SENATE APPROVES
TARIFF ON WHEAT
HARDING WARNS
IN GOAL STRIKE
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