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«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I < » < ► THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1927 THE DAYTON TRIBUNE PAGE TWO DAYTON TRIBUNE NEETKUT BARBER SHOP Entered at the Post Office at Day ton, Oregon, as second class mail I matter, under the Act of March 3, ! 1879. Oregon * • Dayton, M’e have twice a week laun- dry sendee, Tuesday and Sat- urday. Agency for cleaning and pressing. Let us have your business. J < J < [ > [ j > | F. J. ROBERTSON EDITOR Subscription $1.60 a year in advance NXNXKKKXKZNZKXNSM M I R V I ES FOR •: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING x , XKXNZ EXPERT BARBER MORK CHAS KEITH ON INCOME TAX our aim. It probably makes little difference to the induatry as a whole whether the merger ia into a Wash ington corporation with its headquar ters offices in M'ashington, or into an Oregon corporation with its head quarters in Oregon. It might be re- gaided by the people of Oregon ns making some differences to them, not only in procuring for their own the resilience of the officials and cleri cal help of a headquarters office, but in the prestige of having such an important headquarters located with in their state. It is only fair to the people of Oregon to direct their at tention to the fact and to the effect of an income tax in this state prov ing a factor in diverting the lumber merger headquarters from the state. A state income tax is un added charge which would have to be curried in this state and would not have to be carried in any other Pacific Coast state. “It may be argued that an income tax will reduce property tax. Our experience and observation is it is only an added burden.” -------------- 5-------------- COLLEGE POULTRY FARM GIVES HATCHERY FIGURES CADILLAC SEDAN MILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION BOYS KILL GOATS FOR SHERIDAN FARMER The largo Cadillac sedan which was taken by Sheriff Manning and hia deputies last December for the transportation of liquor in connec tion with tho Armstrong cue, will bo sold at public auction in McMinn ville on Saturday June IH. Thia is a beautiful car and ia practically new. Two young boys with a keen in stinct for big gum** hunting entered tho gont pustun* of Mr. Callison of Sheridan Sunday morning and killed three gouts, mid wounding eight others. This is the report mode to Sheriff Mmining mid who is still In vestigating tho case. Following is an extract from a let ter to the Oregon Voter from Charles । S. Keith, President of the Central ( Coal & Coke Co., of Kansas City, the company which built and is operating i the huge mill at Vernonia, in Colum- £ < ► N | bia County, Oregon, recently opened. DAYTON LUMBER I In his letter Mr. Keith says: YARD “M’e were in the early stages of N developing our investment in Oregon X A. H. ROBINSON, Prop. N in 1923 when we were told that the X state legislature had adopted an in- M come tax. We were assured that ■ < ► Building Material Of All Kinds M public opinion was so favorable to < ► X M < ► N industrial development that the bill X X N N would be rejected, at the polls, and Phone 46x9 Box 177 X went ahead with our development, but < ► SXXMZKXKXXXK3MXR3MXHXKXXXN the people ratified the measure at a Hutching results obtained, in the special election by a small majority < » 1927 season, bythe poultry department of a small vote. This discouraged DAYTON. OREGON M \NTED—Your shoes to re- . of the Oregon Agricultural college pair. Mail them in. My ▼ us, but we were in so deep that we at the experiment farm are us follows: could not withdraw, although we re price is right. Shoe Hospital Z From 2529 barred Plymouth rock gretted we had not bought timber out 216 3rd street, McMinnville. eggs incubated 1374 good chick were side of a state resorting to the policy ♦ of laying a local tax on incomes in obtained, or 68.2 per cent of all eggs Headquarters for Singer <Sew- : Z. SPANGLE BARBER addition to the federal tax. However, set. Fertility was 87.7 per cent, dead ing machines 38-tf partly as a result of our discourage germs 8.1, cripples 1.2, dead in the I < * SHOP ment we are told, a repeal bill was shell 142». From 2231 white leghorn eggs in- * > Kale plants at $1.00 initiated, and the people of the state, FOR SALE eubated 1478 good chicks were ob- . ; [ per 1000. Harry M’ambsgan, Phoae at a general election when a full vote Ladies Haircutting Red 38, Dayton, Ore. 42-tf. | turned out, rejected the tax. M’e felt tained or 6ti.2 per cent of nil eggs < > I------------------------------------------------ I this was to be regarded as a real ex- set. Fertility was 91.8 per cent, dead germs 8.1, cripples 1.2, dead ill the . I FREE Three codie pups to be given pression of matured public opinion. sli.-ll 15.8. away Call Miss Bingham, Phone and by that vote we were encouraged Agency for Newberg Laundry These figures do not in any sense 42-ltp to mawe further investments in Ore- 10x18, Dayton, Ore. ------- I gon. Our opinion seemed to be con- constitute a record, says F. L. Knowl BATHS FOR SALE—Household furniture, in firmed by the genera! election two ton, poultry husbandman at the col eluding Piano, dinning room and ■ years later -that of November, 1926 lege farm, but they are considered DAYTON, OREGON bed room furniture. Call at Mrs i —when two tax bills were rejected satisfactory for pedigree hutching. Every chick was individually pedi Ruth Hayden’s residence or Phen- b” the people by substantial majori- 42-ltp : ties, this adverse vote carrying with greed mid many interested family mid 59x8, Dayion. ; it the defeat of the state officer whose individual characters were revealed. ; chief issue was championship of the From a pen of barred rocks of two FOR SALE OR TRADE — Fourteen Agate Grinding weeks old pullets. Hollwood strain. I income tax. Imagine our surprise old hens and 13 of their 2-year-old Jewelry Made to Order Will sell or trade for co wto freshen when we were informed that the* new daughters 282 were incubated and r ir fall. W. King, Dayton, Ore. administration and new legislature 222 good chicks were hatched, or L reversed these expressions of the 78.7 percent. This result, Mr. Knowl .. V. H. BALLARD Phone 99x7. 42-ltp people of the state and enacted an ton believes indicates that the two ?■ old hens, which showed good hatch t other state income tax law. Expert Watchmaker & Jeweler FOR SALE—Two trailors$15.00 an.'. “It is not our proper function as ability previously, have passed that $25.00, or will trade for cars to outsiders to assume to influence an character on to their daughters, as DAYTON, wreck. Long’s blacksmith Shop. Oregon election. It may be regarded it was hoped they would. OREGON M-tf as our duty, as outsiders who already From five white leghorns and eight have been tempted into making large barre<i rocks a 100 per cent hatch was Grafaphones at the lowest WANTED—Quantity of clean rags. investments in Oregon and perhaps j obtained. From 14 white leghorns Price ever known in the Will pay 5c per pound. Tribune of might be expected to make further and 11 barred rocks a 90 per cent county investments, to direct the attention of or better hatch was obtained from fice. the thoughful people of Oregon to all eggs set. the fa ct that as outsiders we would All of the chicks hatched wore pro- have hesitated a long time before j duced in the poultry department’s making our original investment had main breeding experiment, to increase CHURCHES we suspected the danger of this state th profitable laying age of tin- hen X INSURANCE resorting to this method of taxation, t f n <>r more years To attain |f Fire, Theft, Embezzlement and ¡ and that we hesitate to enlarge our this rigid culling of the flock is IX Life. We care for your needs. . investment, beyond amounts necessary practised for egg record as well as IT METHODIST CHURCH ' to handle our existing holdings, in hatchability and weight of the eggs, I a state which has this method of taxa- and the weight and broodiness of ? ; J J. L. Sherman & Son : ♦ Z Sunday school at 10 a.m. Frank W. I tion. The fact that a state has an the fowl. All breeding hens whose i X Hole, Superintendent. Morning wor- i income tax easily might be the de eggs did not hatch 50 per cent of all • ship 11 a. m. Epworth League 7:00 termining factor in diverting a pro eggs set during the season have b* ■ r : ; p. m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. ject like our own. and diverting fur- culled. Thè chicks that did not hatch | T Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30 , ther expansion, away from the state. from these birds are also to be culled LADD’S FUNERAL p.m. "In the pending lumber merger. because the department does not de Service at M’ebfoot: Morninig wor- the fact of income tax in Oregon of sire to continue blood of hens whoes HOME “ To Serve Humanity Better I ship 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at necessity must be taken into consid- eggs will not give at least a 50 per 11:00 a. m. j ‘ration. It might result in defeating cent hatch. ! 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The latest, non surgcml, most successful treatment for rectal con ditions. The same method ns that used by lending rectal specialista, RECTAL EXAMINATION FREE Dr. Wm. Stryker Corner G & 2nd Sts., McMinnville, Orc. Phone Green 20 , a J cwelery The ideal gift for Graduation will be found at Graves’ Jewelry Store. Watches, Ladies and 1 Gents, Dia i n 1 KT i mond Kings, rear! Necklaces. EVERYTHING NICE EOR A GIET Graves The Jeweler Has It M c M innville , O regon FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY V Sunday School—10 a.m. Preaching Service—11:00 a.m. 1» Prayer Service—Wednesday Even- j 7 ing at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Beazan. ' . DR. 0. C. GOODRICH DENTIST Office Phone - Red 49 OREGON % DAYTON, H. W. Bumard, M. D. PHYSICIAN PHONE RED 78 | : CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services every Sunday as follows: Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a.m. All friends are invited. M. H. Kendall, Pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH DAYTON ROOMING HOUSE Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach ing service 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Frayer service on Thursday at 8 p. ni. Walter G. Smith, Pastor. Best Beds on Earth HOPEWELL U. B. CHURCH DAYTON, OREGON % Mrs. C. E. Mauts, Prop. DAYTON, OREGON If you have poultry to sell of feed to buy, see S. C. PURKEY. I can save you money. Cail on me. Phone Red 79. DAYTON, <9 OREGON CITY OFFICIALS W. S. Hibbert Mayor...... W. T. H. Tucker Recorder.. ...J. E. Mellinger Treasurer City Marshall, Street and Water T. A. Boulden Commissioner. Councilmen—E. Demaray, Paul Lon- derhausen, James Penland, Iner Mortensen, James Wakefield and Frank Louis. Regular meetings first Monday in each month. Sunday, June 12, 1927. Sunday school 10:00 a.m. Good teachers, large class, plenty of room. Old Man Summer Slump is loitering round the corner—let’s kill him off. Everybody be present each session. C. E. 8 p.m. Virgil Bronson, presi dent. These meetings are well at tended, interesting, instructive. Boy Scouts Thursday evening in Stephens Canyort. Everybody meet. Everybody meet Saturday to finish work on “The Ole’ Swimmin’ Hole. It may be ready to sample by that time. Campfire girls Friday. Hike. Social for Intermediate class at the home of Mrs. Alice Stephens Tues day. Social for the Junior Ciass with Mrs. Dewett Tuesday. Banquet for Primary and Youths classes near the last of June. Child rens day program June 12, evening. Anytime anyone feels an over powering urge to work he will find lots of it waiting for him in the flower beds, the lawn, or the grove at the church. W. A. Mershon, Pastor. It s Pure and It s Rich Our milk is daily subject to careful tests for pureness and richness. And it must pass these tests, otherwise it can never reach your table. The Day ton Dairy Fresh supply on hand at all times at Dayton Meat Co. 71x22 and we will strat delivery at once Phone Fares Cut on the Red Electrics LANG “PACIFIC Now,roundtrip tickets between Red Electric stations at but a tenth more than the regular one-way fare. Plan one-day trips for business or pleasure. Travel at low cost.Have the maximum amount of time at your destination. $1.40 THE IDEAL KITCHEN RANGE LEE F. PETERS “The Home Outfitte.” M c M innville , O regon to Portland and back. For use any day and good for return on any train leaving prior to midnight of date of sale. Similar low fares between other Red Electric stations. For longer visits; ask about 10-ridc commu tation tickets, good for 60 days. Take as many in your party as you wish at these low fares. Other fares and limits to suit your plans. Ride safely,comfortably on the Red Electrics. Save time, money and nervous energy. Soutira Pacific R. C. BAKER Local Agent : 4
