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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1922)
Ladrfe Funeral Home. Paragraphical A Good Financier In a certain home there was a 10c fine for each made on the taole linen. Around Christmas Johnnie mysteriously rubbing the table cloth with his fingers, sister saw him. “What are you doing?’’she asked, making these two sputa into one,’’ said the financier. Items of General Interest to Res idents of Dayton and Vicinity. spot was His “I’m Í 8 P. TIME CARD SOUTHBOUND We don’t claim you can make your money go twice aw far by trading with uh , but many make it go a third to a half further. In any event, those who buy here, whether they 5 put the savings back into more good things to eat or put the savings in the bank, it’s so much gained. You can’t help but benefit by trading at Randall’s because the savings are sure. A i F. J. Randall’s * GROCERY 1 5 1 Phone Red 28 ? Great Power in Flesh Like produces like. Flesh makes flesh. The strongest and hardiest people are those who consume MEAT. The American Indian lived largely on buffalo and bear steak. “John Bull,” that model of hardihood would starve without his roast. An American is but half a man without his ‘‘ham and.” Our meats are always the best to be had. See us for strength-giving meals. A. C. Detmering Ill 10* They are GOOD! C1 perct interest on Federal FARM LOANS INTEREST REDUCED JUNE 1 DISCUSS IT WITH YOUR BANKER M’Minnvilie National Farm Loan Association McMinnville, Oreg. U. S. Bank Building Will call and take your measure ments. Corsets made to order. Prices Very Renionable Phone 11x11 Oregon now has 100,000 colonies o' bees and 10,000 beekeepers, ssys the Spécialité. Sixty carloads, or what would amount to a good sized freight tral i is ■ con:brvative estimate of the amount df toney produced each year in th« atats, NORTHBOUND Train Train Train Train Train 356 354 358 352 360 arrivea *-53 arrives kdh» arrives 1 :09 arrives 3:33 arrives 6:38 a. m. a. m. p.m. p. m. p. m. Time Gard Dayton Bus leaves postonico in Northbound P. M. Southbound Northbound Southbound M. 1 for 8:25 2:20 3:20 6:20 Ai THE ARCADE THEATRE Saturday, July 22—“Half a Chance,’’ with Mahlon Hamilton and Lillian Rich. A red-blooded drama with the sweep of Niagara and the climax of lightning. Domedy—“Late Ixxigers.’’ Next Week—“A White Man’s Shance.’’ For anything in J. E. PROFFITT. Real Estate see The Yamhili Record says:—“It takes sixty-five muscles of the face to pro duce a frown—and only tliirteen'to pro duce a smile. Why waste energy?“ Roy Gabriel and family made a short stay in Dayton Tuesday afternoon when on their way from Grand Ronde to Poitland. Blue 5. 16tf Money The Oregonian of a abort time ago contained the death notice of Rev. Elkanah Walker, who at one time wae a public school teacher in Dayton. Few people are here now that knew and re member this man but he is well remem bered by a Dayton woman who went to school to him many years ago. She also remembers a number of the songs he used to sing with a guitar ascom- panyment— SAD, SAD, SAD!—His horse went dead and his mule went lame; he lost his cows in a poker game; a eyclone came on a summer’s day and blow his house and barn away; an earthquake came when they were gone and swal lowed the ground the house ws« on; the tax collector then came round and charged him for the hole in the ground. — Ex. Edward Roseman the efficient clerk in the Harrie drug store has severed his connection with this store and hie place has been filled by Mr. E. W. Hodson, of Newberg, who is a register ed pharmacist of many years exper ience. Mrs. J. L. Stusrt is enjoying a visit from a couple of nephews, Frank ard Ivan Crocker accompanied by two young men friends, Robert Bowron and Amor Vassar. all of Oklahoma. These young men are out for a sightseeing trip and a good time. They have a reg ular prairie schooner rigged up on a Sampson truck and are home at any place they can find room to park their car. Judging from the good time these young men had among our people on the trip to the mouth of the river Sun day they are liable to become lonesome. Miss Louise Jones one of Portland’s popular acboolmams la here visiting her mother. Mrs. Jane Jones for the Homer Avery of Portlsnd was circu vacation time. lating around among bis friends in Ladds Funeral Home. McMinnville, Dsytnn for a short time Tuesday last. 15tf. Oregon. Phone Blue 5. Success Assured When a man has proved his ability to make money and to handle money wisely his suc cess is practically assured. Year after year opportunities come to those who are ready for them. Money helps in so many ways that it is strange more people do not have savings accounts. Officer» in Charge J. L. Sherman Prmklent We welcome small deposits in our savings department and customers are often surpris ed at the amount of money they are able to accumulate in a few months. Will you join us this week? J. L. Stuart Cashier Elmer Jackman Aao't Ceflhier mk ç/Dayton Dayton Oregon Capitei >25,000.00-Surplus >5,000.00 Your Electrical Supplies We carry everything Electrical, for the home, factory and business, lamps, lamp socket devices, motors, fans, ranges, washing machines, wiring materials, at prices that are right. House Wiring a Specialty Call or write us at Newberg. It is our aim to give service. If we can be of service to you in design ing your house wiring, motor wiring or anything appertaining to the e[ectrical industry we shall be pleased to give to you the benefit of our exper ience. YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO “It Serves You Right” CHURCH Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co Evaporators of Fruits and Vegetables. Packers of and Dealers in Fruits. Vegetables and all kinds of produce. Always in the market for Green and Evaporated Fruits Be sure to see us before selling any kind of produce. Ask your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables Week-End Trips THIRTEEN KILLED IN MINE FIGHT For a day or ao last week the traffic Rsy Hord and a young friend from was compelled to detour while the Portland spent Saturday night and Sun bridge across Lippincott’s gulch was day with his grandparents and other being repaired. The job has been com relatives in Dayton. pleted and travel is now proceeding as Banker J. L. Stuart was in Portland usual. Monday in attendance of the Bankers Remember “Buyers’ Week’’ in Port Convection being held there this week. land, August 7 to 12. Among the many A daughter of Mrs. H. Kuiper, Mrs. entertainment features being scheduled R. M. Luger, of Pendleton, is here for for the tenth annual convention of the a visit during the remainder of July. Pacific Nothwest Merchants Asaocia- | tion will be the “Trail Blazers of *49,“ J. W. Shippy of the Miller Mercan tile establishment in this city was in a minature reproduction of pioneer Portland Tuesday on business in con camp life of the PaciHc Coast, which nection with the store. ; will be staged in the public auditorium. ■ ■ The UNIVERSITY ✓ OREGON contains: The college of Literature, Science and the Arte with 22 departments. Mrs. J. D. Montgomery arrivea 9:13 a. m. arrives 11:45 a.m. arrives 2:43 P- arrivea 6:U3 P m. arrivea 7:14 P m. Phone Paul Bliss and wife, of Grenham, Mr. ( and Mra. Albert Dekum of New York, brother and slater of Mrs. Mary B. Robertson, a former resident of this place, and accompanied by Mrs. J. H. House of Glenfield, New York, were calling on the J. M. Crawford family while enroute to Newport to see Mrs. Robertson, one day the latter part of last week. ANNOUNCEMENT^ When in need of a good fitting corset try the STEWART HYGIENIC Train 351 Train 356 Train 356 Train 353 • Train 357 Oregon. Dr. Emma C. Kock formerly of Day Some people are like pickles, they ton and Lafayette is now comfortably sour and the pickling process if contin loaated in the First National Bank ued too long will eventually destroy Building, in Vaccaville, California. 1 them. She io a daughter of Mrs. Kuiper and Mrs. V. M. Low was in McMinnville was well known here at one time. There will be union services in the Monday combining business and pleas Mr». Ruth Hayden who has been on Evangelcial church next Sunday even ure. the sick list a day or so this week is ing. Rev. K. K. Clark will preach. H. H. Burnham and wife who have again able to be at her place as secre Arrangements are being made whereby J been camping at Sodaville. Oregon, tary of the phone company. there will be union services Sunday reached home the first of the week. evenings during the remainder of July The latter part of last week as H. B. Mesdames J. E Mellinger and F. E. Allen win on his way to Portland jn his and August. You are cordially invited Berry, were taking in the sights in Mc car at what is called six-corners he was to attend these meetings. Minnville Friday of last week. run into, while he was on the down hill There will be preaching in the Bap Hiram Miller a one time familiar fig- grade, by a large machine, with the re tist church next Sunday morning at 11 I ure in Dayton, after some four or more sult that his car was completely wreck o’clock, by Rev.J. B. Murphy, and in years away, is onee more traveling the ed. Fortunately Mr. Allen was alone the evening at 8 o’clock. Rev. J. M. streets of Dayton. and did not sustain much if any injury. Bowersox will preach on “The seven A man rushed into what he thought His car was hauled into the garage words of the Cross.’’ All are urged to ! was the Post office building a morning there and is undergoing a rebuilding. attend and every one made welcome. or so ago and soon esme out asking For once Mr. Allen feels thankful that where the postoffice had been moved to. his wife staid at home for he firmly I Cause why? The room has been newly believes had she been with him she . calcimined, the fioor scrubbed (think could not have escaped instant death, of it) and the windows washed, no as his car was struck on the side where wonder he did not recognize the place. she would have been riding. UNßTRSirt-QUHiON CORSETS i McMinnville. I The professional schools of Archi tecture—Business Administration- Educstion-Oraduate Study -Law- Medicine—Musk—Physical Educa tion-Sociology. The 47th Year Opens October 2,1922 For a cat aiotut or any information Write Ths FegUtrar, University of Oregon, Butent, Ortfon. Our Mayor received a communication stating that the Retail Grocers Assoc iation of Portland would make us a short call Wednesday morn ng. Did they come? we guess yes. Theie were tome 56 cars and about 90 people in this company. They immediately took possession of our park and. the enter tainment was on. Mayor Harris ex-: tended them a moat cordial welcome on behalf of Daytun. His speech was well received by our own people as well as the visitors. They brought their own musical instruments of various kinds and their music was par excel-! lence. Their male quartett was far above the average and their responses to our Mayor’s address were among the best ever. The ladies of the Civic Club were on band to extend these visitors cheer and good will by serving some of (the best Loganberry punch that was ever made which was immensely ap preciated by these visitors. Taken all In all this short visit will create much friendship between this place and the metropolis of Oiegor. Wheeling, W. Va —Sheriff H H. Du vall and twelve other persons were killed and no less than twenty-five others wounded in a fight at the Standard mine of the Richland Coal company, two miles from Wellsburg, according to a telephone message from Wellsburg. The mine, which has been working on an open shop basis, was reported to have been attacked by a large party of men from over the Pennsylvania line. After the fight they burned the tipple. Governor Morgan has ordered Sheriff Harry Clouse of Ohio county to take charge of the situation. State police and all Ohio county deputies are en route to the scene. Sheriff Clouse, before leaving for the mines, said he had been inform ed that miners were involved in the fight and that they had fired houses at Cliftondale, a mining village nearby. Portland and Return Are the Lowest in Years Now’« The Time to realize big profits in trans portation. $1.40 Round Trip from Dayton Tickets on sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday. until following Tuesday. Good Ask agents, for further particulars, or about low fares east, and to near by resorts. SOUTHERN PACIHC UNES JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. Miss Elizabeth Cooper after spending Mrs. R. L. Harris having motored a couple or more weeks with her grand to Spokane, Washington, with a sister, parents in Portland is home again and Mrs. Crane and son William, is spend Philadelphia Mint Is Ordered to Hurry seems to be happy to get home once ing the week visiting relatives and ac Up Output. more. quaintances in that city. Philadelphia.—Orders to speed up the coinage of silver dollars to replace part of the >300,000.000 sold during the war as bullion to England have been K ith modern equipment, motorized conveyances and a received at the Philadelphia mint. fine funeral home we are able to relieve the family of all de Fifty thousand are to be coined daily and shipped to Washington for deposit tails and preform a service that affords the consoling con in the treasury vaults. Silver certi sciousness that the last tribute has been fitting and beautiful. ficates will be issued against them. The mint has approximately 454)00,000 ounces o^ilver bullion on hand. COINAGE TO BE SPEEDED Ladd’s Funeral Home Out of a total coinage of 81,093,075 Thoa. W. Ladd Mrs. Ora Ladd ounces of silver in the fiscal year Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers closed June 30, there was a wastage McMinnville, Ore. Phone Blue S of only 1689 ounces, official* announc ed. This was but 2 per cent of the SoanaronrraKraninniJOjnrviyiTO xml wastage permjszibla qpder the law.
