THURSDAY, JANUARY >6, 1927
PAGE FIVE
THE DAYTOty TRIBUNE
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fined «luu. \ inson has t»een oi»
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Pika, Wallowa charged from the service, after th re«
PLEASANTDALE
county pioneers, celebrated their Doth years' work In Clatsop oounty, gov
CHUNCHES
wedding anniversary at Wallowa last ernment agents reported.
weak. Both ar« In «xcuIRmt health
The »100000 appropriation for an
Mr. and Mrs. Wes» Morgaridg«
• I» 86 ami Mm Pika Si.
eastern Oregon tuberculosis hospital, and family were Sunday visitor» at '
Mr
Plk
METHODIST CHURCH
Thu Klamath Fall» city library approved at the November election the Roy Edward» home.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Frank W.
Hole, Superintendent. Morning wor- boari) accepted the new (40.000 city la avallabl« at any tlm« tor conatruo
Mr. and Mr». Melvin Manville were
tlon of tho required building«. Attor
ship 11 a. m. Epworth League 7:00 library, Juat computed.
p. m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. noun cod. The building will I ki opener ney General Van .Winkle held In a le Sunday visitors at the F. H. Reichstein .
home.
Frayes muetung on Thursday at 7:30 to the public within T law weeks.
gal opinion rauently- l»su«d
p.m.
Survey of the M bunon Shea section
A report made public by Will Meo««
Mr». Mabel Gibson and Mr». Scott1 1
Servire at WeH«Mit: Mornlnlg wor-
M Hie Haniiam highway will be com Edward» were McMinnville shopper- Q
state
Ibsurum
e
commissioner,
show*
■hip 9:30 a. m. Bunday school at
that the receipts of.Ma duVUlnu«»1 mwliced before th» nrtrtdle of January Thursday.
11:00 a. m.
for 192« totaled *69S.1N.M, or |59 «¿cording to advices received at
LuRoy Walker, Pastor.
Nile Addison and son Kenneth were J
127 6« moro than tor the pre» loue Hweet Home by the county court and
members of the good roads commit busines» visitor» in Portland one day M
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
laat week.
Clifton Camptau, 6'4 year» old, WM tee of the chamber ot commerce.
Sunday School—10 a.m.
Arrests for violations of the »tat«
shot and killed by lila playmate, Rob
Martin Dorsey, who ha» been sick
Preaching Servie»—11:00 a.m.
«rt Epley. aged 7. In the basement oi prohibition statutes In which »tati for several weeks, was able to return
Prayer Servie«—Wednesday Even­
th« Kpluy home tn Portland last week prohibition agents participated aggre to school last week.
ing at 8:00 p.m.
Freshly home butchered quality meats are our specialty, but we
Tho boy» did not know the gun wae gated 1279 during the years 1925 and
Rev. Beazan.
Mrs. Scott Edward» and children
1926, according to a report filed with
carry all sugar cured and smoked meats too! Every ounce guar­
loaded.
visited relative« in Newberg on Wed- 11
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
anteed absolutely pure! Prices most reasonable in town!
Thu 42 mlloa of road between Day the legislature- In Salem by William
nesday of last week.
S.
Levens,
«tats
prohibition
commie
vili« am) Mitchell In eastern OreguL
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Services every Sunday aa follows: la so bad on account of rain« and melt »loner
Mr. and Mr». Scott Edwards and *
Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching at ing snow that the stag«« ar« unable
The Columbia River Mint Growers
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11 a. m. Chirstian Endeavor at 7 to opera!« Mall Is being curried on association wa« organized at a meet family were Sunday guest» at
home of Mr». Mabel Gibson.
p. m. All friend» are Invited.
Ing of grower* held in Rainier Iasi
horseback.
Allen Nichol» wan a week end vi»-
Paul Kruuso. rancher, fined $100 In week. c. M Hlrtxel of Rainier was
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Tho Dalles justice court on charge» elected president. W. G. Jenks ol itor in McMinnville, where he attend­
ed the Epworth League institute held
“
IT
WAS
A
COUGH
Clatskanie,
vice-president,
and
A.
F
alno
Sunday suhool at 10 a. m. Preach­ of cruelty to animal».
THAT CARRIED HIM OFF."
ing service 11 a. m. U. Y. P. U. at ilyirged with polluting the Deschutes Brown, also ot Clatskanie, secretary there.
6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 river with carcasM« of horses that treasurer.
“IT WAS A COFFIN
Born— to Mr. and Mr». Ed. Win­
p.m. Prayer service on Thursday at had starved to death.
An appropriation of $175,000 for ger, at the New Ho»pitai in McMinn­
THEY CARRIED HIM OFF IN."
8 p, tn
construction of a building for the new ville, Sunday, January 9, 1927, a »ix
Eleven
and
a
half
million
salmon
Walter G. Smith, Paator.
ggs Lave bean hutched at lb« Enter eastern Oregon state normal school pound baby girl.
priae state butchery this winter, ac at La Grande and $40.000 to cove»
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Marcus, Agne« andFlorence Tal­
cording to Irvin« French, superintend maintenance of the new Institution
madge
of Sheridan, were Friday even­
LAFAYETTE
«nt. Thia brings the total number ol for the biennium was approved by ing visitor« at the home of their
the
normal
school
regents
in
session
small fish to 14,600.000.
cousin, Mr«. W. L. Reichstein.
Services as follows:
RobbeAK supposedly minors, ran In Salem last week.
Dayton—1st and 3rd Sundays
Authorization by th« La Grand«
The Pleasantdale Improvement Club
sacked every room ot the Fremont
11 a. m.
school of Klamath Tails last week, city commission of construction of an will hold their regular monthly meet­
Unionvale—1st and 3rd Sundays
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gad after cooking tiietnselvea a mea. 18-inch main connecting the old town ing at the school house Thursday
8 p. m.
evening January 27. A good pro­
Pike-2nd gnd ,4th Sunday» nt U in the cafeteria, escaped with approx» I reservoir with the city mains was gram is being prepared. Pies will be
j made recently, marking virtual com
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• •
»nateli MO of pupils' money.
a. m.
watei auctioned off. Ladies please bring
Lafayette- 2nd and 4th Sundays al
Of the 44 active Irrigation diatrlcti pletlon of the r< novation of the
pies and gentlemen their pocket-
estimate
8 p. m.
>n the state only IS are in a aound supply system. Engineer»
books.
“You don't have to institute a law
condition and able to work out theii the project will cost 136.000.
DAYTON, OREGON
suit to collect the wages of sin.”
Book« are one of the most ordinary
Among the county seat visitors H
own problems, according to a report
book
167
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
L.
Saturday
filed with the legislature In Salem by possosulons nowaday«, but a
years old Is a rarity. Such a volume Gubser, G. B. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Rhea Loper, state engineer.
J. A. McFarlane, Mr. and Mr». Glen
It M Winans of Dee, who bolds the is that owned by H. L. Cantley ol McFarlane, Nel» Flint and daughter
Portland.
It
was
printed
in
Germany
mld-<^>luu>bla record for boars and
Miss Valeria Flint, Mr. and Mrs. R.
bobcats this season, having caught in 1560 Its type Is not so clear cut G. Hadley and son» Dale and Gerald,
as
modern
printing
and
its
illustra
tour big bear and s>x cats, recently
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Riechstein and
son» Lawrence and Wayne and A.
astonished Dae residents when he ar tlon» are all from pen drawing».
Oregon monthly pension« have been W. Bramlet.
In town with a live bobcat
Brief Resume of Happenings of rived
The Pleasantdale Needle Club was
The opening gun of a campaign fot granted as follows: Rudolph A. I'e
pleasantly entertained at the home
teraon.
Portland,
$40;
Albert
D
Walk
the establishment ot a five-day work
the Week Collected tor
of MissEsther Nichols Friday after­
ing week to replace the present fiv« er, Portland. $40; Charles E. Hanlgan. noon. A delicious luncheon was ser­
Our Readers.
Portland.
$40;
Lydia
V.
Allen.
Port
and one-half day schedule was sound
ved by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
nd laat night at a meeting of tin land, $30; Claude T. St. Clair, Wapna. Sims. Members present were Mes­
GIVE US A TRIAL
$30; Florence E. Taylor, Rogue River. dames Foster, Warren, Turner, Fow­
J. C. Lonqgist, 27. wa« killed at th* Klamath Fall« builder« exchange.
$30; Flora B. Lehn, Newport, $30.
ler, Sims, Ersel Gubser and Miss
The thirtieth annual convention o
Jono« Logging company camp eight
The state supreme court refused to Esther Nichols. Mrs. Bessie Bram­
mile« weal of Vernonia when a tree the Oregon Wool Grower«' associa
let, of Portland, was a guest of the
tlon »a« held In Pendleton last wee» assume jurisdiction in mandamus
full on him.
club.
proceeding«
brought
by
Row,
Patter-
Total shipments of horticultural and with 200 growers from all sections o ion and other member« of the state
Grazim
agricultural product» from Hoon the alate In attendance.
board of education to sign contract»
Pedersen Brothers
River county for the past »eason hav< tees and rates were Important Item» with the publisher» for certain text­
discussed.
reached 4538 car».
books adopted by the state textbook
Although dead for half a year, L. C commission at its annual meeting held
McMinnville
Postmaster Hageman al Milwaukie
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reports last year'» buslnes« as the Roberts of Bend has l»een elected ti In Salem early in November.
W. Powell and family have move
biggest In the history of the Inatltu the directorship ot a Deschutes coui.
Improvements are now being mad« to McMinnville for the winter.
ty
loan
association.
It
was
discovered
eatabllahed
In
Oon. The office wu«
nt the eastern Oregon game farm five
by members of the association at th
1848.
miles east of Pendleton. A well which
Glen Martin and family have mov­
annual meeting ot the association belt
Clini Iga Haane»» of Lyon», near
will be used to furnish the supply 01 ed to one of the mills west of Carl­
Scio, has lost 30 hogs during the last last week.
water tor an overhead sprinkling ays ton.
Through flotation of a huge bon» tern for the pens i» being dug. ne»
few days from what 1» thought to be
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
Mrs. Frank Pierce had twelve
LUMBER.
ptomaine poisoning caused from feed issue, the Southern Pacific company pens for wild turkeys constructed and
ROOFING AND
YOU BUY. LARGEST
Rhode
Island
chickens
stolen
one
plans to purchase the 582 miles o. a new lighting system Installed. A
Ing valley green corn
PAINTS AND
STOCK IN THIS TERRIT­
BUILDING
night last week.
ORY. WE SELL ANY
A night school for farmers, spon old Oregon A California Railroad com duck pond also 1» to be built.
VARNISHES
MATERIAL
Proposals for constructing the $3,-'
QUANTITY.
aored by th« ngrloulturnl department pany. which it ha« operated as a pari
Mrs. Elizabeth Lubbie is visiting
In
Oregon
tor
40
yean
of
It«
system
000,000 Bear Creek dam for the Port her daughter at Puallup, Wash. She
of the Newberg high school, will begin
land city water bureau will be opened may decide to make her home there.
a 10 weeks' session al .NeWberg the under lease.
The cities of Oregon will take a at a meeting of the city council Feb
latter part of this month.
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company
program of leglslatioi ruury 9, according to the statemen
Mr. and Mrs. A. Norgard drove
The survey forQhu extension of »the ».and in any
the pollution situatioi by City Auditor Funk. The dam wil out from Portland Sunday morning
standard construction on the Nehalem dealing with
M c M innville , O regon
Willamette river, ac be 900 feet long and 200 feet high and spent the day with Mr. and Mr».
involving
the
highway has been pushed as tar as
cording to a decision reached at i It will Impound 11 000.000,000 gallon» E. C. Cushman.
Daniel-
the Fishhawk Falls by A. F.
mee'lng of th« Oregon league of Cl Ue. ot water in a basin of 400 acre«.
son. CMtsnp county Engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Myers drove
held in Sak m recently.
During the past two years 8284
over from Stayton Saturday for a
The Tigard school bus ran into a
predatory
animals
have
been
killed
Ix>v1 C. Vinson, a rural mall carrier
visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Trent.
tree near I’rogre«« laat wook. Chip
by federal hunters, according to the
dren on the front seat with the driver working ont of Astoria, pleaded guilty report of Stanley Jewett, in charg< They returned home Sunday evening.
were thrown through the windshield. to a charge ot detaining mall and was if predatory animal extermination ft»
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hancock and
ECONOMY
the biological survey. Animals de- daughter Adrienne and Mrs. Julia
SERVICE
QUALITY
ttroyed
in
the
two
years
were
listen
Warmington
of
Sheridan,
visited
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as follows: Coyote«. 7528; bobcats. Mrs. Hancock's brother, W. D. Warm­
Mrs.
593; bears. 54; cougars. 8, wolves, 1. ington and family Sunday.
ATWATER KENT RADIO
Besides these the hunters killed 2811 Warmington remained for a longer
porcupines which are considered de visit with her son.
IT DOES
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»tractive to trees.
Always a complete line of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fruits
HANDLING OREGON FRUITS
The
four
mill
special
road
tax.
voted
what they say it will
SUBJECT
OF
SHORT
COURSE
and Vegetables in Season.
by the people of Lane «ounty at the
primary election last May for the pur
Dial
pose of paying the county's share
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­
Get Our Prices. They Are Right
toward the completion of the McKen vallis, Jan. 18—A general discussion
of
the
handling
of
fruit
will
be
con
­
zie highway and the Willamette Vai
tey-Florence highway, has been de­ ducted by H. Hartman,-horticulturist
TOMATO CATSUP
Stag Brand
clared invalid and the $184.968.54 to of the experiment station, at the sixth
annual canner’s school, February 7
Large
Bottle
OYSTERS
have been raised by the levy will not
to 25.
No. 1 tin for....... 15c
be available, according to an opinion
20c
Professor Hartman has been carry­
We could get the agency for almost any Radio. Some of the induce­
received from the state tax commls ing on experiments for the past few
ments offered ua are mighty attractive.
»ion by B. F. Keeney, county assessor. years collecting datta on determin­
Pono Brand
Namco Whole
Construction of 10 bridges and the ing the maturity of fruit and the re­
But our fixed rule is: “Never handle any merchandise you cannot
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE
grading and resurfacing of great lation of the time of picking to keep­
BABY CLAMS
personally recommend."
stretches of public roads In various ing and canning quality. Fruit stor­
We CAN and DO recommend Atwater Kent receiving sets and
No.
1 tin for
15c
15 oz tin for
sections of the state will come up for age, diseases of fruit in storage and
Radio Speakers. They do what is claimed of them. That’s why our
consideration by the state highway management of fruit storage plants
customers are SATISFIED.
commission at its next meeting in will be covered in these discussions.
PICKETT FLOUR
A. C. Bouquet, Professor of vege­
Let us demonstrate the famous Atwater Kent ONE Dail models
Portland January 27-28. according to table gardening, will lecture and by
notices sent to contractors. Six of discussions on the choice of varieties
Made From Idaho Hard Wheat
today, ('all or telephone RED 51.
the projected bridges are on the Rod and influence of seed strains on the
$2.05 per sack
wood highway near Grants Pass, two yield and quality of canning vege­
others, both 70-foot steel spans, are tables. Methods of culture of ege-
Complete line of Men's and Boy's work cloths. W’eyenberg Shoes
to bo constructed on existing abut­ tables for the factory and the grow­
for Men.
ments on the Pacific highway near ers problems in producing the raw
Canyonville; one is a bridge over the vegetable product for the canner will
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AAND SUPPLIES
North slough near North Bend In be covered.
Many
other
phases
of
commercial
Coos county and the other is a steel
Day ton, Oregon
canning will be dealt with by spec­
Phone RED 28
superstructure over the McKenzie ialists of the college and other recog­
WNCHiSrik
river on a county road 10 miles east nized authority. Registration will be
nom.___
of Eugeae in Lane county.
Monday, February 7.
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MEAT
Family
Dayton Meat Co
All The Best Remedies For
Coughs and Colds
Dayton Pharmacy
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAI INTEREST
I
Highest Prices Paid for
“A” GRADE CREAM -
McMinnville Creamery Co
St. Joseph
HIBBERT’S GROCERY
U’REN HARDWARE
The Store With a Service
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