Dayton
YAMHI LL LODÜK
No. ». L O. O. F.
Maeta each Wolnwoiay
night in I. O.O. F. Hall
BXOlMtKHOOD Of AMtRii AN HOMAN;
Meet a Irt and Srd Thursday night each i non th
Opera H» um \ Day ton, Oregon
LIMITING LIQUOR
PRESCRIPTIONS VOID
CHANDLER ANDERSON
Who Buster!
Court Holds Cannot Dictate the
Number Physicians May
Issue.
Dr. Miller, eyeglMH»»», McMJnnvIlle.
Oregon.
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QR. 0. C. GOODRICH
Helena. Mont.—Congress once hav­
ing said that alcohol can be used for
YOU CAN BUY at a SACRIFICE
Price my residence property at Church
Day con,
Oregon medical purposes cannot now dictate
and Third streets, Dayton; also the
to the physician as to the number of
property of Charlotte Lewis estate at
whisky prescriptions he shall write or
Church and Fourth streets. These’
the quantity he shall prescribe. Feder­
properties will be sold if any reason­
al Judge Bourquin held here. In his
able offer is made. See me for price
Is still doing business at the same old decision Judge Bourquin invalidated
und particulars.
29-4t
stand. Bring your shoe work to him. the prosecution of Dr. J. B. Freund, a
I-eroy Lewis, McMinnville, Ore.
Butte physician, who it was charged
All work guaranteed
issued more than 100 prescriptions
INVESTMENT!* AND LOANS
within a 90-day period and prescribed
Loans on farm and city property at
lowest rates.
Mortgages,
not««
more than one-half pint of alcohol to
You will find us at the
bonds and contracts bought und sold
one
patient
in
10
days.
Stage Terminal
Keep your money busy day and nigh
The decision in substance held that
See the undersignod for mortgage In
BARBER
SHOP
congress cannot substitute Its judg­
vestments. Sixteen years of safe in
ment for that of the physician, ruling
MCMINNVILLE,
OREGON
Chandler Anderson, International vestments for clients Is a record of
similarly to Federal Judge Knox of lawyer of Washington and New York,
CARL MITCHELL. PROP.
merit. Attorney B. A. Kilk».
New York, who on May 9 last granted appointed by President Harding a
McMinnville, Oregon
an order restraining prohibition auth­ member of the United States-German
Thoughtful mothers who know the
YAMHILL COUNTY
orities from interfering with the prac­ claims commission.
The Oregon Fire Relief Association
full importance of diet and physical
tice of Dr. Samuel W. Lambert with
is now writing fire and theft insurance
on automobiles for members only.
respect to the amount of whisky which
regulation are always rewarded with
w
See—E. S. Beeson, Agent.
might be prescribed to one patient.
J. H. GIBSON. President
joyously healthful children.
The only Abstiact Books in Yam­ The ruling of the Montana federal
FARM LOANS at lowest rat« of in­
jurist, however, goes further and holds
hill County
terest Repayment privileges after
Simple rules of health are best if
McMinnville,
-
Oregon that the portion of the federal pro­
the first year. Wm. Bain, room 10
hibition enforcement act which seek»
McMinnville Nat. Bk., .McMinnville.
consistently observed.
The highly
to limit the number of prescriptions is
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Moscow.—The constitution of the Oregon.
trained and experienced pharmacist
invalid as well as that portion limit­ new union of soviet socialist repub­
For anything In Ileal Estate see J.
ing
the
quantity
prescribed.
does not prescribe nor recommend reg­
lics. or the United States of Russia, E. PROFFITT.
and
approved by the Russian parliament,
ulatory compounds which ultimately
Ladd's Funeral Home. McMinn­
parallels to a considerable degree the
might retard children’s health and
ESTIMATES
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original American constitution, al­ ville, Ore. Phone Blue 5.
Elmer Parish
Dayton, Ore.
development.
though it provides some principles of
PASI I RE—Cattle and horses. Call
government resembling the British.
46x3, M. V. Wright, Day ton, Ore.
In no case does it provide for a di-
Mothers of Dayton have learned to
BUY A ROASTER in genuine Wear-
rect election. Its two-chamber con­
Chicago.—The federated farmer-la­ gress and supreme court jurisdiction 'Ever Aluminum ware for your sum­
rely on Watson’s Pharmacy. I^et us
General Repairing of all Kinds
bor party and the farmer-labor party resemble the American, while the cab­ mer canning. It holds six quart jars.
serve you.
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of the United States, with individual inet is responsible to parliament, like E. Demaray's Hardware
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
GRINDING
platforms and candidates, are announc­ Great Britain's, and congress is en­
FORD DELIVERY body for sale at
ed as entries in the 1934 political field. trusted with legislative and executive reasonable price. Dayton, phone 64x3
The majority of the farmer-labor powers.
"SERNES YOU RIGHT”
W EAR-EVER Aluminum ware is
party refused to affiliate with the fed­
A joint committee of both houses,
Pbone
Red
6k
erated organization, a group born in consisting of 21 members, is to be the the best investment to take the place
SEE
the farmer-labor convention, and decid­ supreme authority in the interim be­ of worn out kitchen utensil». E. Dem-
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ed on a platform and ticket of its own. tween the sessions of congress, and aray’s Hardware.
A minority went over to the federated the council of commissars, or cabinet,
ATTRACTIVE PRICES on a new-
Mr. andd Mrs. W. Henderson and
Mrs. George Griffin of Greely, Neb­
For all kinds of Blacksmithing party, splitting the farmer-labor organ­ will be mere managing directors of the White Rotary sewing machine will
isation.
E. Demaray’s childrden of Coffeyville, Kansas, are raska, is making a short visit at the
various departments, whose acts can bear investigating.
Plow worK and Repairs
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Leaders of ths farmer labor party, be overthrown at any time by congress Hardware.
here for the summer visiting her fath­ home of her brother, Mr. A. L. Hard­
Horseshoeing A Specialty
who fought against affiliation with or its presidium.
FOUND—A ladies coat. Owner can er, Lloyd Sterling and family.
ing in Dayton.
the federated party in the face of a
have the same by proving property
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
W.
Kuhn
and
fam
­
L. E. Covell and family of Valsets,
split in their own ranks, said their
and paying for the adv. Tribune office
BRIEF GENERA). NEWS
SPANGLE’S BARBER SHOP
ily of Brooks, Oregon, are now occu­ Oregon, are visiting Mrs. Covell's par­
party was “freed of a red menace and
We are still doing business at the on its feet stronger than ever in pur­
KALE PLANTS FOR SALE:— C pying the Mrs. N. P. Robinson house ents, M. W. Kreitz and wife in this
John D. Rockefeller celebrated his A. Rockhill, Grand Island, phone Day- on Alder street in aDyton.
Old Stand
(
suit of independent political satisfac­
city.
ton, 41x16
LIGHT and SANITARY
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tion.” The federated farmer- labor 84th birthday Sunday at his home.
Satisfaction Guaraneed
Thirty-eight persons dead and more
party welcomed to its ranks the dele­
I carry a full line of Radium Ap­ a
Z. SPANGLE
gates who bolted the farmer labor con- than 200 injured was the toll of Fourth
pliance goods—pads, glasses and trus- (.’i
of
July
celebrations
this
year.
vention and elected five of them to
’■i
Expenditure of $716,724 of forest es. V. P. Fiske, Dallas, Oregon. 32tf g
its executive committee.
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To know
road funds for the construction of
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how good a cigarette
roads in Colorado and Idaho has been
Pleasantdale
ORDERS TARIFF INQUIRY
really can be made/
approved by Secretary Wallace.
you must try a —
Company at the L. McFee home on
It is officially announced that Leonid
Commission Wants Data Bearing on
Krassin has been removed from his the Fourth were Milton Palmer and
Duty on Logs.
position as head of the Russian soviet family, Ross Dey and wife, Martin
Washington, D. C.—The tariff com­ delegation in London, says a Reuter Buck and family of Benuda, Calif..
Mrs. Martin being a neice of Mrs. Mc­
mission has ordered an investigation dispatch from Moscow.
Fee, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, sister of
Into production costs and other data
In view of the approaching wheat
bearing on import duties on logs of harvest, the federal reserve board has Mrs. McFee from Nehalem, Ore., Mrs.
fir, spruce, cedar or western hemlock issued instructions to federal reserve Butcher of Yamhill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
and announced Friday it had set agents through the United States to Balmer of Newberg and Mr. and Mrs.
August 3 as the date for a preliminary take special precautions to insure ade­ Nathias Dunn of Silverton. All report
A Western Picture
« jolly, good time.
hearing on the rate«.
quate financing for the marketing of
Miss Pelly from Salem, a neice of
The commodities are covered by agricultural produce.
Mr. Mr. Farlane, is visiting at the J.
section 401 of the tariff act and the *The United States will maintain at A. McFarlane home.
Also a
investigation which has been ordered full efficiency during the next fiscal
Mrs. Lloyd Cinnamon and daughter
will go into one phasfe of the import year, "a minimum naval force at sea,”
of Toledo, Oregon, visited relatives in
rates which provoked considerable de­ of eighteen first line battlwhlps, four­ this vicinity a few days last week.
bate when the law was in the mak- teen cruisers and eighty-four submar­
Lucy, the little daughter of Mr. and
{ Ing in congress.
ines, under a decision of the general Mrs. Scott Edwards, was quite sick
Experts of the commission have boerd formally approved by Secretary last week.
been engaged in developing facts sur- Denby.
Mrs. Martha Addison of Newberg
Saturday Night
| rounding the rates for several weeks.
returned to her home in Newberg
■ Commission members, however, have
Wednesday,
after
visiting
the
past
Britain Pays U. 8. $4,600,000,000.
declined to disclose the source of com­
two weeks with relatives.
Washington,
D. C.—The biggest fi­
plaints resulting in the order to in­
Miss Mae Sheldon spent last week at
nancial deal in history was completed
vestigate the duties.
Rockaway, Oregon.
when Great Britain handed to the
United States her government bonds
Establishes New Butterfst Record.
NO COLLECTIONS
to the amount of $4,600,000,000 and re­
NO CHARGE
; Chicago, Ill.—A new world's record
WE SUE IN OUR OWN NAME
ceived in return the cancelled I. O. U.
butterfat production for one year on
Srltlrmenta Made The Day We ('xdleet
for $4,074,818,358 44, which she gave
MAKE
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
all breeds has been established by
McMinnville
when the Muge war borrowings were
Oreicon
Hillsboro
Dekol plus Segis Dixie, a Holstein cow
made. This exchange of definite Brit­
owned by Raymonddale farm at Vad-
ish government bonds for the demand
reuil, Quebec, the Holsteln-Friesian as­
No matter if I grind out teeth to
note was made in accordaace with
sociation of America announced. This
fill, crown teeth, prepare teeth
terms of the debt funding agreement
cow
produced 33.464.7 pounds of milk
for bridge work, or extract teeth.
reached here some time ago.
You r Next Goal
containing 1349.35 pounds of butter­
“There is no Hurt.” Because i
fat
in
365
consecutive
days.
You have finished hitrh arhool
use the new anesthetic.
DENTIST
G. B. ABDILL
Abstract
Company
RUSS CONSTITUTION
RESEMBLES AMERICAN
LAND SURVEYING
Mapping
BLACKSMITHING
TWO FARMER-LABOR
PARTIES ORGANIZED
WATSON’S PHARMACY
Fred Anderson
JACK OHLERT
See our FAVORITE
HARRY CAREY
in
Canyon of the Fools
STRIKE
DeHaven Comedy
ARCADE THEATER
There
Is
No Hurt
Harding’s Stay In Seattle Cut.
President Harding Lands in Alaska.
Twilight Sleep
FOB
THE TEETH
This anesthetic is so different
from’other anesthetics that there
is no comparison. There are no
after effects whatever, and pos­
itively no pain during the dental
operation. I am the only dentist
in Newberg who is licensed toad­
minister it.
DR.
E. H- UTTER
Over the First National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Ketchikan, Alaska.—President and
Mrs. Harding celebrated one of the
most memorable of their 32 wedding
anniversaries by arriving in Alaska,
the first chief executive and first lady
of the land ever to visit the great
northern territory.
Goldfield, Nevada, Fire Swept.
Tonopah, Nev—With but a few
buildings left standing, Goldfield,
Nevada's most famous boom gold
catap, was an area of burned-over
ruins as the result of a fire. The prop­
erty loss is estimated at from $5oo,.
000 to $750,000.
Seattle, Wash. — Five hours have
been cut out of the .president’s stay
in Seattle, July 27, because promoters
of tty; Seattle pageant, "Americanus,”
refused to give up their rights to the
University of Washington stadium to
allow the president to make his in­
itial speech on Alaska in the evening.
Educators
Elect
Woman
President.
Oakland, Cal.—The 1923 convention
of the National Education association
elected Miss Olive M. Jones, New York
school principal, as president of the
National Education association to suc­
ceed William B. Owen of Chicago
Mr. Reames Made Ship Board Counael.
Thirteen Million Motor Cars in U. 3.
New York.—Motor cars and trucks
registered in the United States on
July 1 totaled 13,048,128, according to
a survey just complsted by Automotive
Industries.
Seattle, Wash.—Clarence L. Reames,
Seattle lawyer and ex-United States
district attorney for Oregon, has been
appointed special counsel for the Uni­
ted States shipping board for the atate
of Washington.
and, like all wide-awake gradu­
ate«. are looking to college.
The State of Orettori citerà
vou thè be«t of trainine and a
collegiate dearee in thè leadiuit
punuita and profemiona. sa fol-
lowa;
Engineering, Agriculture, Com­
merce, Forestry, Home Econom­
ics, Military Science and Tactics,
Minino’, Pharmacy, Vocational
Education, and Music
Student lif* at the Collie is
rkh in opportunities for lead^r-
uhip and personal culture.
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
You will always find at our store the purest Candies
and the best grades of Ice Cream.
FALL TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER 28, 1923
HIGH GRADE CIGARS. TOBACCO AND PIPES
For information write to
LOG CABIN BREAD
THE REGISTRAR
O-eg<>n Agricuhnr?! (
Corvnllia
RESTAURANT IN REAR OF STORE
R. L. CINNAMON