B ay ion
VOL.
XIV
NO. 17
PUBLIKHED EVERY THURSDAY
MODERN WOODMEN WILL
WM. SMITH SHOT IN
CELEBRATE JULY 4
LIQUOR RAID
The celebration of July 4th la now
assured. The local camp of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America have taken
th« responsibility of the celebration
and at present are busy laying plans
to hold one of the bent celebrations
that Dayton has aver seen.
The local camp will meet next 'fues
day evening and the big order of busi
ness will be the selection of various
Committees to make July 4. a grand
success. The City Council gave the
Woodmen permission to use the city
park for thia occaaion Monday night
and the Wcxximon are very anxious
to get started in the laying of their
plana. Each member is so enthusiast
that such a thing as failure has not
been thought of,
There has been considerable talk
of making the fun last for two days,
but definite plana will not be made
public until after their meeting Tues
day evening. From the manner In
which the Woodmen have already
taken hold of the task before them
and the large Hat of attractiona that
they have been thinking of bringing
to town, it will bo a very largo day
of sports.
William Smith, who was shot in a
liquor raid Friday night at Chehalen
Valley, is in a very bad condition.
He is still paralysed from the hips
down. One of tile attending physic
ians thinks he may recover, while the
other says there are no chancea. An
'opration was performed by Dr. Mann
ing and Dr. Reitzel. Some of the
pressure on the spinal cord was re
moved and several bones were taken
out. Dr. Ong of Portland, who ap
parently has been the family doctor,
was present. Immediately after the
operaton, the patient moved his left
leg slightly, but as yet, hasn't been
able to move the right one.
A large still wa stakes at the time
of the raid.
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BARNES CIRCUS COMING
TO SALEM
STnhmw
DAYTON, OREGON, MAY 5, 1927
Nation to Relief of Mississippi Homeless
Subscription 11-50 per year hi advance
of Portland, were week end visitors
with Mr. Conn, husband and father,
who is managing to exist by batch
ing while waiting for school gradua
tion day to pass.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rand of Sheri
dan stopped at the M. K. Cooper home
Tuesday morning and took Mrs.
Cooper to Portland for a days outing.
Sunday evening May 15, the Jason
Lee choir from Salem, will present a
beautiful contata at the Methodist
church. The public is cordially in
vited .
Messrs. Rev. Leroy Walker and Roy
Baker took the Boys’ Friendly In
dian Club for a weinee roast in the
grove at the Wagnor farm on Thurs
day evening.
The annual meeting of the Brook
side Cemetery association will be
held in the school house in Thursday
May 12. Election of officers will be
held and a full attendance is expect
ed.
Mrs. W. O. Barnard had charge of tha
lesson study on “The Dakotas.” The
club will meet May 6 with Mrs. L.
L. Gooding.
Mrs. W. G. Smith was agreeably
surprised by a double surprise party
on her birthday, Wednesday May 4.
At the afternoon surprise there was
25 of her friends walked in on her and
in the evening 27 other friends made
the second surprise. It is needless to
attempt to tell of the enjoyable time
experienced by all. Suffice it to say,
she was the recipient of many useful
and beautiful gifts.
Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Walker enter
tained a group of McMinnville young
people at an announcement party at
their home Tuesday evening. At the
elose of an evening of pleasure and
merriment the guests were requested
to burst paper sacks blown up with
air. This resulted in revealing a card
announcing the wedding of Eddie
Terry and Miss Vivian Sneeden, for
April 8, at 8:00 p.m.
Advertising agents representing Al.
G. Barnes Circus have been posting
pictorial circus bills in this vicinity
announcing the coming of thia ex
The faculty for the Dayton Schools
cellent show, and advertismcnta will
Mrs. Walter Jackman and Mrs. has been completed. The following
be found in our columns this week.
Leroy Walker will entertain the Meth teachers have been elected members
The management of the Al. G.
odist Ladies’ Aid at a silver tea given of the Dayton school faculty for the
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Barnes Circus announces the follow
at the parsonage next Thursday after coming 1927-1928 term: High srhool
COUNCIL MEETING
ing features this year:
noon, May 12. Ine ladle sof the com D. Lynn Gubser, Principal; Miss Lena
The all new spectacle entitled,
munity are invited.
Stillwell, Mrs .Margaret Huffey, Mrs.
The regular monthly meeting of the "Aladdin and the Parade of Gold,”
Floyd Miller. Grade school: Mrs.
City Council was held Monday even in which approximately 1,000 people
Harry Locke, field secretary for Nellie Walling, Miss Orpha Haworth,
ing in the City Recorder's office, the take part, including the Chinese
Linfield college, visited the Dayton Miss Valera Flint, Mrs. Myona Gray,
Mayor and all councilmvn excepting beauty, Lola !.ee Chong; the Chinese
high school on Wednesday and pres Mrs. Ama Haevernick and Mrs.
Wakefield and Penland being present giant, Liu Yu-Ching, the biggest man
ented the pupils with tickets to the Sophia Sherman, substitute teacher.
Street and Water Commissioner on earth; Klinkerts, equestrian mid
May Day sports to be held in Mc
Boulden reported the flumes on Red gets, fourteen tiny horsemen from
Minnville on May 7.
More than JOO dead and 200,000 homeless are in the Mississippi,
Mother’s Day will be observed at
Hill to be in a bad condition and it Bavaria; San Marcus, the 116,000
Missouri and Ohio valleys as waters recede on the most destructive nver-
both the morning and evening church
has been the Intention for aome time oquine star; the zebra round-up, with
nrxxl the nation has ever known. Secretary of Interior Herbert Hoover
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart, ac services at the Baptist church next
has been assigned by the President to personally direct all relief work as
to have thcae flumes replacd by an the largest herd in captivity in
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Altnow Sunday. In the morning service the
the nation coutribates funds. Upper photo is an airplane view of Green
eight Inch steel pipe, thereby doing America; and many other novel fea
and Mrs. Tom Smith of Oregon City, talk will be a Mother’s Day talk, and
ville, Miss, under 20 foot of water. Lower photo a typical tent city
away with the old wooden flumes al tures and performances given by
visited the Z. Spangle home Sunday special music will be rendered by the
which now dot the highlands, St. Louis to New Orleans.
together. Commissioner Boulden will American and foreign artists, and
afternoon. Mr. Spangle is a brother Young People’s Choir and also by the
make a trip to Portland for the pur animals from every part of the world.
of Mrs. Smith and an uncle of the regular choir. At the evening service
pose of securing some information
Two performances are given daily
doctor.
Dr. Bollen, professor of the public
regarding the kind of pipe that will —the afternoon starting at 2:00 **CXNXMXMZNXNXMXNXMXNZMXNXN last week to join her husband, who
speaking department at Linleld col
in all probility be used. He will also o’clock, and the night performance
has securd employment in Medford.
Dan Bayliss, living near Lafayette, lege, will speak. Mr. Shirley Bran
try and secure some four inch pipe to at 8:00 o'clock. The doors are open
Prior to leaving they had charge of reports that a four-legged turkey was nock and Miss Marie Nelson of Mc
LOCAL NEWS
be used as standards in placing signs one hour previous for the inspection *
X a service station in Gra.id Ronde. hatched on his place and that it was Minnville, will give the special music.
over the highway.
of the largest traveling zoo in Amer mxmxmxmxmxmxhxmxhxmxnxhx ^^ Mrs. Fuchs is a daughter of Mr. and as lively as any of the others in the Those not attending service elsewhere
F. J. Robrtson was present in the ica. and for the children to see the
The Grand Jury was in session the Mrs. Walter Krager.
brood. The bird had only a short life will be welcomed at these services.
Interests of the Modern Woodmen of Chinese exhibit in which Liu Yu- first three days of this week.
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however, as a weasel or a rat entered
America to aak permission from the Ching and his suite hold a recepton.
—See Dr. Stryker's ad on page 5.
the coop and killed six of the little COUNTY AGENT WHITE
council for the use of th Cit y Park
The Al. G. Barnes Circus has al
turkeys.
The Van Dorn family called on
SCHEDULES ALL DAY MEET
for the celebration on July 4. The ways enjoyed an excellent reputation, Mrs. Gilkey one evening last week.
Mrs. Elmer Parish of Newberg,
council readily granted thia permis giving universal satisfaction to al)
visited her sister, Mrs. J. B. Himes,
County Agent S. T. White has
Mother’s Day will receive special
sion to the Woodmen and the celebra thetr patrons.
Mrs. Medora Parrish of McMfnn- Monday
recognition at the Methodist church« scheduled an all day horticultural
tion is now assured.
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■ille, visited relatives here Wednes
in Webfoot and Dayton Sunday morn field meeting for Tuesday, May 10,
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Mrs. Jake Heidinger and little son ing. Floral recognition for the oldest at Springbrook. All who are inter-
P. T. A. WILL ENTERTAIN
day.
ROWENA BEECH ELECTED
Roland spent a portion of Saturday in mother present and the mother of the sted are ruged to meet at ten o’clock
VICE-PRESIDENT
The Dayton teachers are planning
What is the most difficult train to McMinnville.
largest family. A number of special in the Springbrook hall. There will
an entertainment to be given in the catch? The 12:50, because it is ten
Mother’s Day selections have been be thirty minutes discussion with the
Orcgo nAgricultural College, Cor near future under the auspicious of to one if you catch it.
Rev. Peter A. Simkin arrived home prepared.
probability of a speaker from 0. A.
vallis, April 30—-Rowena Beech of the P. T. A. They will be assisted by
the first of the week from a week or
C. Orchards will be visited both in
Dayton, sophomore in vocational edu pupils of the public school. Among
Mrs. Jennie Murphey has been te ndays trip in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Abdill and the morning and in the afternoon
cation, who has been elected Vice- the attractions will be "The Sailors visiting relatives and acquaintances
children of Garibaldi, visited her par which w ill make it possible to study
President of the Woman’s athletic Hornpipe," and drill. A dutch couple in Portland a few days recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Seitters of Mc ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, one each farmer’s particular problems.
Association, was installed at a meet in costume (including the wooden
Minnville, were the company Mon day last week and on returning home Luncheon will be served in the hall
ing Friday. Plans were discussed for shoes!, a musical character sketch,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackman vsit- day afternoon at the F. W. Hole took his grandfather, Mr. G. B. Ab at noon.
the annual Hay Day with the Uni (changes in character made on the ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. home.
dill, for a week or ten days visit with
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versity of Oregon. The W. A. A. stage), and Smarty.
Merrill, in Mill City over Sunday.
them, and his father William Abdill JERSEY CLUB MAKING
encourages individual sports among
Mr. Joe Francis and Miss Isaacson and family.
Admission 5 cents a foot, 15 cents
PLANS FOR FINE SHOW
the co-eds, and the work for the dif a yard, special reductions for over 2
Mr. John Sherman has been home of Portland, visited the Rev. W. G.
ferent aporta is charged to managers. yards, bargains for seven footers. for a few days from Seattle, visiting Smith family and other friends here
The Yamhill County Jersey Cattle
Mrs. Ruth Hayden has been given
Hockey, volleyball, swimming, basket Watch for the date.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sher Sunday.
a five months leave of absence from Club met in the county agent’s office
ball, hiking, tennis, track, archery,
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man.
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her position as Secretary-Treasurer last Saturday. Further plans were
baseball and rifle teams are chosen ACCIDENT FATAL TO
Mrs. Georgia Spangle of Portland, of the local telephone company, ef made for the spring Jersey show
and competition is brought forth in
ONE—OTHERS HURT
M. A. Palmer is busily engaged in visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. fective the first week in June. Dur which will be held in the basment of
contest between the classes.
re-shingling the M. G. Miller house H. Nicols Sunday, returning home in ing this vacation Mrs. Hayden will the armory, Monday, May 23, 1927.
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visit with relatives and acquaintances All Jersey breeders are welcome to
Reports were rumored Monday that next to the Dayton Motor Co., this the evening.
DUNDEE WOMAN’S CLUB
in Los Angeles, Calif.
exhibit their stock. Animals must
a terrible accident happened on the week.
WILL ENTERTAIN highway between Newberg and Port
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight of Eu
be on the grounds by 9:30 a.m. Mon
Mrs. John Burch of Salem, has been gene, were callers on their long time
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fowler have day. One of the features is a milk
land in which one man was killed and
The Sunnycrest Cluband the Dun others in the car were badly hurt. here a week or more assisting in the friends, F. W. Hole and family, Sat been exceedingly proud of their young contest for which prizes of $15.00,
dee Woman’s Club are entertaining The car itself being a total wreck.
care of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. urday afternoon.
chickens this spring and a few days $10.00 and $5.00 will be given. The
all the clubs in Yamhill County, Wed
ago they made the discovery that a first preliminary milking is scheduled
Facts were hard to learn, but the Eli Rowley.
The Four Square congregation held rat had got among them and had for Sunday morning and the two test
nesday, May 11, at the Dundee com story told the Tribune is that the
munity hall. Every club member is Salvation Army was to hold a band
George Gabriel, a former resident baptisimal services in the Baptist destroyed 150 of them. This is dis milkings for Sunday evening and
invited and all that are interested in concert at Newberg Saturday night and teacher of this vicinity, but now church Wednesday night. The local couraging and we feel they are justi Monday morning. Entries in this con
club work. Besides the regular busi and while some five or six cars were of Canby, Oregon, made a hurried pastor officiating.
fied in making some vigorous remarks. test must be on the grounds by Sat
ness there will be the following pro on their way to Newberg, a car driven visit to Dayton Monday.
urday evening.
Mr. S. T. White, Cohnty Agent, will
gram. Meeting opens at 9:80 a.m.
Free luncheon will be served at
Mrs. H. G. Ogden, who has been
by Mr. Meicrhans and was occupied
Song. "America, The Beautiful.” by two men by the name of Clemmens
Wilfred Hibbert of Corvallis, and speak before the Parent Teachers as confined to her bed in the home of noon. Those attending are asked to
Every one. By Samuel A. Ward.
and a lady. It is supposed that when Miss Dean Harding of Monmouth, sociation Monday evening, May 9, her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bailey, in contribute any of the following:
Invocation. Mrs. J. J. Patton
Portland, caused by a badly sprained baked beans, sandwiches, salad and
the brakes on the car were applied visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1927. Eferybody welcome.
Song. “A May Morning." Cuba rather suddenly, it skidded into a S. Hibbert, over Saturday and Sun
back, sustained in a fall, has recovered cake.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Smith and sufficiently so as to be brought home
Paine. By Luigi Denza.
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Newberg-Portland stage near the day.
little son Jimmie, accompanied some last Thursday. She was accompanied
A Dance. "Scotch Lilt.”
Miss Tualatin bridge. One of the Clem
NOTICE
Frances Rocchi.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Meekers and two students and professors of Linfield home by her daughter, Mrs. Bailey,
mens men is dead and the other was
A Reading. Mrs. Chas. A. Morris. taken to a hospital in Portland in a children of Amity, visited at the college to Champoeg, Monday.
and little son, who will remain with
The members of Electa Chapter No.
Selected.
her until she further recovers.
very serious condition. It is report Walter Krager home Sunday. Mrs.
29 O. E .S. are hereby notified that a
Mrs. Harris is once more a resi
Piano Duet.
"November Sleigh ed that these two men are father and Meekers is a daughter of Mr. and
special election will be held May 10,
dent of Dnyton, having returned from
Ride." Miss Jessie Britt and Mrs. D. son. The other two members in the Mrs. Krager.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Caton and fam 1927, for the purpose of electing a
Blaine, where she has been teaching ily are the new residents in the S. W. secretary.
D. Coulsen. By Tschaikowsky.
car only suffered slight injuries.
Address. Miss Ava B. Milam. Dean
The Bible class at the Sunday school, her term having finished.
Sigler house. They came here from
The crash turned the ill-fated car
Agnes Berry, W. M.
Home Economics, Oregon Agricultu completely over and broke all four school had a very pleasant class party
L aGrande ^nd bought a portion of
36-2tc
Glen Hord, accompanied by his the Swick fahfri north of town. They
ral College.
last Friday night at the home of Mr.
wheels off.
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Dance. “Highland Fling.”
Mae
and Sirs. A. N. Vernon, living a few mother, Mrs. F. M. Hord and his cous got that portion of the farm where
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in, Mrs. Perl Hogle, of Portland, en the hop houses stood and are tearing 137 VOTES FOR. 137 VOTES
miles from town.
Eileen and Isabella Wilson.
AGAIST CHARTER CHANGE
joye dSunday at the Henry Chapman them down and will build a modern
A Musical Reading. "Jim Brown’s "PARKER PLAN" FOR MARKET
ING TO BE BROADCASTED
Prompt Obedience.” Della Hanville,
Tha tpile of snow and ice lying near home.
bungalow and up-to-date farm build
accompanied by LaVern Hutchens.
the meat market was not the result
ings during the coming summer.
Forest Grove's special city election
The Civic Club held its regular ses
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Analysis of the “Parker Plan” for of the cold weather recently exper
last week to determine the matter of
It was an editor away “out west” amending the city charter resulted in
marketing California’s prune crop ienced, but was scraped from the sion at the home of Mrs. Paul Londer-
COUNTY AGENT WHITE
hausen Tuesday afternoon. Well at who received a letter from an indig a tie vote, with 137 votes yes and 137
TO HOLD PRUNE MEETINGS will be broadcasted from KOAC, ra pipes in the ice plant.
tended and a pleasant time experi nant subscriber saying:
“I don’t votes, no. A total of 275 ballots were
dio station of the Oregon Agricul
Mrs. Margaret Simler Sanford of enced.
want your paper any longer.” To cast, one of them being a blank.
tural college, at 8:55 p.m. May 9, by
Arrangements are being made by C. J. Hurd, marketing specialist of Toledo, Oregon, has been enjoying a
which the editor replied:
“That’s
Voting started early in the day but
S. T. White, County Agent,, to hold the college extension service.
J. L. Sherman has been spending a right. I wouldn’t make it any longer did not get rapid at any time and the
few days visit with her parents, Mr.
four consecutive prune meetings in
The “Parker Plan,” devised by J. and Mrs. Charles Simler and her day or so in McMinnville the first of if you did, because in that case I total vote cast was unusually low,
Various parts of th county. The dates M. Parker, provides that growers grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Simler. the week, where he was serving on would have to buy a new press. The showing a lack of interest in the
and places adopted for these meetings shall pool their prunes and that
the Grand Jury of this term of Cic- present length just suits me, and I outcome. Voters were asked to de
are as follows: Springbrook, Wed packers shall market the pool. When
E. M. Aiderman and son, Urie, are cuit Court.
am glad to know that it suits you.” cide whether or not the charter of the
nesday, May 18; Dundee, Thursday, the convention of 100 prune growers happy possessors of a new caterpil
city shall be amended to eliminate the
May 10; Sheridan, Friday, May 20; assembles nt the college on May 31 lar tractor which they purchased last
An invitation has been extended
necessity of copying in the minute
Mrs.
J.
E.
Mellinger
entertained
the
Yamhill, Saturday, May 21. At this and June 1 to consider means of pull week. They find it excellent for by the Dayton Civic Club to the Yam
books
all resolutions and ordinances
time, twelve delegates will be sleet ing their industry out of the mire, heavy farming and are preparing the hill County Pioneer's association to Pleasant Hour Reading Club Friday passed by the city council.—Tele
afternoon.
The
President,
Mrs.
Ella
ed from Yamhill County to attend the this plan will no doubt be consider ground to sow quite an acreage to meet with them at the annual meet
Coburn, presided. Sixteen members phone Register.
ing, which will be held in June.
"Convention of One Hundred" at the ed along with other proposals that clover this spring.
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answered to roll call. Two new mem
Oregon Agricultural College, June 28 may be made to stabilize the prune
bers. Mrs. Jennie Murphey and Mrs.
Taft
—
Siletz
bridge on Roosevelt
and 29.
industry.
Mrs. Fred Fuchs and daughter left
Mrs. C. D. Conn and two daughters W. Porter, were voted into the club. highway opened.