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VOL. XIV
NO. 44
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June 22, 1927
To The Eil i tor,
Dayton Tribune;
STANDING OF THE
"GODDESS OF LIBERTY
■ I XMXMXMXXXNXKXKXMXKXXXNXNZX
Mrs. M. R. Cooper was a Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Darr of and instrumental numbers.
The
visitor on Saturday.
Adams, Ore., were visiting at the usual morning offering will be devot­
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Robertson spent Mayberry home over the week end. ed to the Student Loan Fund of the
Following is the standing of the
Goddess of Liberty. Remember that KXMXMXMXXZXXMXMXMXMXNXNXXX Sunday in Tillamook and Pacific City.
J. L. Sherman is improving very church. The public is cordially in­
Dear alr,-
vited to attend. The evening meet­
this contest closes on Monday at 9 —See A. L. Courtemanche for Mc-
Mr. John Arms, who has been visit­ nicely from the operation to which ing will be an automobile service.
Having seen the address of Mr. P.M. June 27. Get your votes in
he
underwent
on
Tuesday
of
this
Arthur McPhillips as delivered to the ■nrly and watch the board closely Cormick-Deering machinery and tract- ing in Eastern Oregon, returned home week.
Every member will be asked to find
Wednesday.
la-gistluture in the mutter of the the last dny or so. There is ken ex­ tors.
someone who could not come unless
Nestucca Bay Fish Closing Bill, in citement in this contest and three
L. A. Rossner, his two sons Ronald they were brought and arrange to
Mr. and Mrs. Iner Mortenson spent
Miss Neva Walker of Salem, has
your paper, I wish to make a few re­ of the candidates are running fair­
and Roswell, left upon a fishing trip call for them in the family car. The
Sunday
with
Mr.
Mortenson
’
s
sister
been
the
company
at
the
Rev.
Wal
­
marks regarding same.
today. They will try their luch in pastor will speak on the theme ap­
ly close, but there is no telling how
ker home this week.
The conditions on the Nestucca. «»mo of the others will jump ahead in Salem.
propriate to the occasion. Special
the Trask river.
(whether through ignorance of the in the liits few days.
music will be arranged.
Glen Hord of Portland, was trans­
Mr. W. T. H. Tucker after visiting
The Past Matrons Club O ,E. S.
conditions or whether for political or Veleno Goodrich
................... 9110 acting business in Dayton Saturday relatives in Portland for a week, ar­ was entertained at the home of Mrs. William Dielschneider of McMinn­
selfish reasons, I cannot state), were Thelma Goodrich
rived home Saturday evening.
130 afternoon.
E. J. Nichols. This was the last ville and Bob Hosford of Oregon City
very grossly misrepresented to the Mudatene Rossner .....
130
are the only two students at the Uni­
meeting until fall.
Misses
Rosetta
and
Hallie
Smith
Mrs.
Edward
Roseman
of
Beaver
­
Legislature in this address.
Violet Senn
610 spent Sunday with their sinter Ruth ton, Ore., is visiting at the home of
versity of Oregon who “paddled their
The salmon on the Nestucca are Esther Stoutenberg ...
4840
The Tribune office is under obliga­ own canoes” home from the univers,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ferguson.
not being exterminated. I can furn Dorothy D< mnruy ......... ........ 10220 i nTillamook.
tions to Mrs. Elizabeth Simler for ity. The two students, in a 60-pound
ish evidence that there has been more Ihlen Hart:;.un
6)0
a beautiful boquet of assorted flowers canoe and with little luggage, launch­
The
District
Missionary
convention
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Alexander
and
lit
­
salmon running into the Nestucca in Marie Nairn
600 was held here in the Baptist church tle grandson of Salem, visited his on display in our window.
ed upon the Willamette river at 5
recent years than there were in the Pearl Fields
960 Monday with about fifty delegates daughter, Mrs. Jake Heidinger, Tues­
earlier days.
Miss Lena Stilwell drove to Salem A.M. Friday morning, and paddled
in attendance.
day.
Also the statement that salmon REPORT OF AGRICULTURAL
Wednesday to take her father and Mr. to Albany, where they spent the night
upon a sand bar in the river. They
were unable to get by the gill-netter
Miss IXT.a Stilwell and her aunt
Mesdames Roy Burgett and Vern and Mrs. Chas. Hadley to the State left there- early that morning and
< (INFERENCE MAILED
is untrue. I can authentically state
G.
A.
R.
encampment
for
the
day.
’1rs. Gilkey, were in Portland to at­ Cash of Gaston, were here Saturday
reached Dayton in safety at 9 P.M.
that as many salmon pass by the
More th".n 2000 copies of the re­ tend a State Pioneer Association visiting their sister, Mrs. E. G. Kidd
Mrs. W. C. Metcalf and Mrs. Bessie Saturday evening, where Dielscn-
fishermen and reach the upper Nes- port of tch Yamhill County agricul­ meeting Thursday.
for the day.
Metcalf and little son David, of Ta­ neider’s father met them. In spite
tucca river at the hatchary as ar tural economic conference have been
Last Thursday Rev .Walker took
Rev. G. L. Lovell of Salem, will coma, are visiting their daughter of high water in the Willamette, the
caught by all of the commercial fish mailed to as many farmers in th'
ermen. This is more than is neces­ ount ythis week, according to S. T. a bunch of young boys known as the preach in the Evangelical church and sister Mrs. J. B. Stilwell Jr. this 100-mile journey was made in about
32 hours, with an average speed of
sary for seed salmon. In less than White, county agent, who is distribut­ "Friendly Indians” for an outing to Saturday evening at 8 p.m. and Sun­ week.
better than three miles an hour.
day at 11 a.m.
three years in which time the Nes ing the booklet at the suggestion of a camp near Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wright ac­
tucca hatchery has bean operating I. IL Shirley, general conference
Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Goodrich and
Mrs. C. D. Conn and children arc-
Mrs. Ruth Hayden was in Portland companied by his mother, Mrs.
more than 16,000,000 baby salmon chairman.
Wright and sister Miss Wright, of children accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
home
from
Portland
and
are
enjoy
­
Wednesday
for
the
purpose
of
secur
­
has been hatched and liberated on
It will be recalled that the con­
country life on the farm with ing reservations on the California Fairmont, Iowa, visited at the Z. O. C. Yocum, Mrs. Mary Goodrich,
the Nestucca. Think whut a tremen- ference out of which this report grew ing
Spangle home for a short time Sun­ his mother, his sister Mrs. Ray Berry,
Mr.
Conn, husband and father.
steamer that sails Saturday.
diuos run of salmon the Nestucca was hi-1 din McMinnville last Febru­
husband and family, left for Cham-
day afternoon.
will have if only 20$4 of these baby ary, and was attended by more than
Mr. F. E. Berry spent Saturday
Mrs. Anna B. Litscher has been
poeg last Sunday morning where they
salmon mature and return. It will be 250 Yamhill county producers.
An unusual boquet of Water Lillies went to help the Yocum’s celebrate
night and Sunday with his son, Ernest visiting her children in Portland from
the greatest in the history of fishing
The report covers all the essentia! Berry and wife in Tillamook, reach­ Thursday until Saturday afternoon, from the Lily Pond of Fred Bauer their 60th wedding anniversary. This
on the Nestucca Bay.
a few miles from Dayton, was handed copule wer emarried on this day by
arriving home tired but happy.
nham-s of production in Yamhill coun­ ing home early Sunday evening.
Because the Elmore Co., cannery ty, including horticulture, dairying,
-wi.
the editor this week. These are cer­ the same minister, Rev. Geer of New­
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sherman are in
Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll and family tainly beautiful flowers and are at­ berg, who used the same ceremony
discontinued operations on the Nes­ •rops, livestock, poultry, vegetable
tueca Bay is no proof that the snl- crops, and in addition, boys' and girls’ Portland this week where Mr. Sher­ of Portland, were risiting Mrs. Dris­ tracting much attention. Call at the used by him in their marriage of 60
mon was becoming leaser here. The club work. It contains the recom­ man has undergone an operation at coll’s father, Mr. George Moulton, Tribune office and see them.
years ago. This company was joined
one day last week.
Sam Elmore Co., after the death of mendations of the various commit* the Portland Surgical Hospital.
Harold Litscher and Louis Bunce at Newberg by Rev and Mrs. Greer
Mr. Elmore, discontinued operations tees, made after the members of
Captain
I.
Turppa
and
wife
and
W.
S.
Hibbert
and
family
accom­
of
Portland, visited Harold’s mother, and by the twin brother of Mrs. Yo­
of all their canneries on all the coast these committees had made an ex­ Mrs. G. Gleason and little son of panied by Mrs. Delia Miller were
Mrs.
Lorena Litscher, and other re­ cum. Messrs. Walter and Warren
Streams nnd on the Columbia. While haustive study of the county’s agri­ Portland, were callers at the Henry Portland visitors last Friday even­
latives here over Sunday. Louis was Robertson and their families. There
the Elmore Co., in the earlier days culture. In the aggregate, these re­ Chapman home Sunday afternoon.
ing
to
witness
the
Rosaria
Pagent.
a
school pupil here some time ago were several societies holding cele­
had no competition, there are from ports constitute an agricultural pro­
and
is now making arrangements to brations at Champoeg that day, a-
three to four deniers operating and gram for Yatnhill county.
Mr. Harry Stretch is away from
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peffer were in
go
to
^New York City to enter a mong which were the Trailers Club
buying salmon on the Nestucca in
of Portland, which arrived by boat
Those who have not received copies his accustomed place in the feed store Portland last Friday to attend the school of art.
recent years nnd a new ennnery com- of this report can obtain them at any nnd will visit his brother in Jefferson, Rosaria pagent and while there Mr.
in the afternoon. When the mem-
pany began canning salmon on the of the banks of the county, or by ' Wash., during this vacation period. Peffer played with the Sheridan band.
MARRIED—At Dallas, Oregon, on bers of this club learned that Mr.
Nestucca.
had been a Pioneer Guide at
»Tiling to S. T. Whit*, comity agent.
James Wakefield Sr. left Sunday Sunday, June 19, 1927, Rev. Layton Yocum
Many of the farmers nnd residents The publication of the report was —Voice lessons in your home during
offiieiating. Miss Emma V. Pierson, MT. Hood, his time was fully occupied
morning
for
Hoquiam,
Wash.,
where
the
summer
months.
For
information
dents of your county depend upon mnde possible through funds provid­
27, to Mr. Aveld Barnick, 30, of Ore­ in talking over the time long gone by.
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getting their supply of salmon from ed by the Yamhill County Bankers' write Mirs Laura Powell, Drockwood he is employed by the Union Oil Co., gon City. Miss Pierson has prac­
Hill,
McMinnville.
Oregon.
42-3tp
and
expects
to
be
gone
several
weeks.
the Nestucca and if it
closed to z\ssociation.
tically spent the most of her life in CONTRACT LET FOR
commercial fishing mont of them will
NEWBERG BRIDGE
Prof, and Mrs. L. L. Gooding were
The library will be closed during Dayton and vicinity, her father and
not be able to do so.
HOMESEEKERS ARRIVE IN
Sunday visitors at Monmouth where July and August. People who have sister Anna still living here. Her
A contract was made between the
PORTLAND TODAY their son Lloyd A. Gooding went to books belonging to the Dayton Pub­ many friends join with the Tribune
If the Nestucca Bay is closed to
Clackamas Construction Company and
commercial fishing a very (treat loss
attend the summer term of school­ lic Library, please see that they are in extending congratulations.
Yamhill and Marion County Courts
Twenty-five homeseekers arrive in ing at the Normal school.
returned before July 1.
will occur. A community will be de­
Mr. Earl Hearing will be the new for the rebuilding of the Newberg
prived of an important Industry Portland today (Thursday June 23)
That was quite a loose hay parade
A couple of weeks ago Johnny druggist in charge of the Dayton bridge over the Willamette river.
which has been carried on for more to make a personally conducted tour
than forty years nnd is perpetual and of some of Western Oregon’s farm that went through town Sunday af­ Grimes, a well known man of this Pharmacy, beginning next Monday. The construction company’s bid was
party of middle­ ternoon which consisted of four large locality but now of Newport, had the He comes with the best of recom­ $25,760.
numerous industious citizens will bo districts.
lenders in their wagon loads of hay on their way to misfortune to fall from a scaffold mendations as a pharmacist and citi­
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deprived of a right to earn their
with the result that he sustained a zen and will bring his family with TOURING BUREAU NOW
home communities, was brought to the M. A. Palmer Dairy Barns.
Uvlihood by fishing.
We
anticipate
that
he
will
be
him.
badly fractured shoulder.
OPEN AT SEASIDE
The argument on page 53 of the Oregon under the auspicious of the
Mr. John Mayberry and Miss Ven-
a real acquisition to the community.
voters pamphlet will explain more Northern Pacific railroad.
ita Addison, accompanied by Mrs.
Master Teddy Robertson, who has These people will occupy the dwelling
They traveled on a chartered sleep­ Norn Addison and children and
of the conditions on this question.
The Oregon State Motor Associa-
Mrs. been confined to his bed for the past on the corner of 5th and Mill streets
er and were accompanied on their
In justice nnd fnirness to the fish- westward trio by H. W. Byerly, gen­ C. O. Baxter were visitors at Pacific three weeks suffering from rheumatic recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs 'tion has reoPen€d its touring bureau
fever, is slowly improving. He is still Walter Jackman.
Iat Seaside for the summer season.
ermen, to the people of Tillamool- ial immigration agent for the North City and Neskowin Sunday last.
This touring bureau will agai nbe un­
confined to his bed but expects to be
County, to the people of your own em Pacific. Before disbanding in
Misses Grace Teague, Virginia up within a week.
At the annual school meeting held der the direction of Mrs. Martha
County nnd the voters of the State Portland, the group will visit various"
last Monday night considerable busi­ Payne, who has conducted this bureau
of Oregon, I trust that you will pub­ parts of the Willamette Valley nnd Senn, Faith Wagnor Wanda Keen and
The Yamhill County Banker’s As­ ness was transacted among which the for the past several years.
lish this much of the negative side make a trip to tile lower Columbia Pat Gooding, departed Sunday for
Monmouth, where they will take a sociation at their regular quarterly school bus on what is known as the
of this question.
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district.
summer course of schooling at the meeting heartily endorsed the In- Duzan route, was extended for the
SIGNS TO BE PIACED
Very respectfully yours,
The entertainment of these visit­ Normal school.
come Tax measure that will
full nine months school. Mr. Paul
Ernest D. Edmunds.
ors nnd respective Oregonians will
ON ALL ROADS
brought to the people in special vote Londershausen was elected director
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Enrl
Coburn,
accom- on June 28, next Tuesday.
be shared by the land settlement de­
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for
three
years
taking
J.
W.
Shippy
’
s
panied
by
her
mother, Mrs. H. G.
partment of the Portland and State
LARGE NUMBER OF
place, whose time has expired. Mr.
The Oregon State Motor Associa­
Chambers of Commerce and a num­ Coburn left Monday morning via
Mr. Chester Everest and Miss Au- E. G. Kidd was elected clerk for one
EARWIGS IN COUNTY ber of commercial organizations of lUto for Vancouver, B.
where drey Jones were united in marriage year to fill the place formerly held tion is proceeding with signing all
unsigned roads in Washington County
the Willamette and Columbia region they will visit acquaintances for a at the Baptist parsonage Saturday, by Mrs. Ruth Hayden, who has left and through the cooperation of the
S. T. White, County Agent, has It is anticipated by W. G. Ide, mana­ couple of weeks.
June 18, 1927. Rev. Walter G. Smith for California.
county courts, this work will be com­
been investigating lots in McMinn­ ger of the State Chamber of Com­
officiating. They were accompanied
pleted just as quickly as the work
Last
Friday
night
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ville nnd has found a surprising num­ merce, that a large percentage of
by Mr. and Mrs. Bush and Miss Chap­
Children’s Day will be observed at can be pushed through.
Pirie
Hogle
and
daughters
Evalyn
ber of earwigs. They are not con­ these men will select farm homes in
the Methodist church at the eleven
The signs erected will be of a
and Emma, visited over night nt the man of Newberg.
fined to particular sections of the city, Oregon and remain here.
o’clock hour this Sunday morning. standard type adopted by the Oregon
Chapman
home
and
Saturday
morn-
hut n few may be found on almost
Reports from many other settlers
Born—at their home on Grand Is­ There will be a general program of and Washington Association with
nn.v lot. They appear in the greatest are being made this month, accord­ ng left for Klamath Falls, where land on June 17, 1927, to Mr. and children’s dialogues, readings, songs which the motorist is familiar.
they
will
make
their
future
home.
numbers on the canterbury bells nt ing to Mr. Ide, the first twenty day.-:
Mrs. Charles A. Ferguson, a seven
this time of the year.
of June bringing to his office a record
Those Fourth of July prizes dis­ pound girl and has been named Muriel
The European earwig has been a of fifty new families on farms, com-
in the store window in the Louise. Mrs. Ferguson was well
problem on the Pacific Const for ng recently from Canada as well as played
building
recently vacated by the known here as Mildred Roseman.
some little time. It remains in hid­ many parts of the United States.
I
"Ren
Hnrdwace,
are attracting con­ Mother and child doing well.
ing during the day under sacks,
Notable instances of recent sub­ siderable attention and quite a nume-
Mr. W. E. Mellinger, Secretary of
boards, etc., and does its damage nt stantial investments were the pur­ ber of people are making firm resol­
night.
the Long Beach, Calif., Ad Club, has
chases by Canadians of farms in ves to win one or more of them.
been visiting his brother, J. E. Mell­
County Agent White is urging thnt Vn’mhill County D. F. Pinchin pur­
Measure No. 302 on the ballot for the special election to be held
a campaign be launched to eradicate chasing 320 acres for $30,000 and
Complimenting Miss Margaret Hes­ inger and wife a few days this week
this pest entirely while the number is Mr. Meer from Alberta buying 300 sler, whose marriage to Lieutenant end. It has been eleven or more
June 28, is a constitutional amendment which provides that the 6%
years sinee these brothers met so !
trill small. The earwig may be con­ acres for $20,000.
Byron K. Taylor, who is now at Fort
days
passed
all
to
rapidly.
Douglas
County
was
also
active
in
limitation provision of the Oregon Constitution may apply to the
trolled quite successfully by using
Stevens, Wash., will take place in the
the following poison bait: Disolvi making reports of new farm families, early part of July, a group of her
Portland School District as it now applies to all other school dis­
Mrs. Delia Miller and her father
one pound of sodium fluoride in 2 twenty recent purchasers having been younger girl friends gave her a sur­
gallons of water, and then 2 quarts of listed on the department records, prise bridal shower last Friday night Mr. Ladwig and her faithful old dog
tricts throughout the state.
molasses in the same water. Stir many of whom came from California at the home of her parents living “Mike" left Wednesday morning for
This measure affects no other district in Oregon than the Port-
well and add this solution to 16 and the rest from a number of dif- near town. Miss Hessler, who is a their old home in Lowell, Wisconsin. J
They will visit Yellowstone park and
pounds of clear wheat hran (not mid ferent middlewestern states.
recent
graduate
of
O.
A.
C.
was
land school district and Portland residents will appreciate your
expect to be three o rmore weeks on
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'Hings or shorts). Mix thoroughly.
greatly surprised and pleased with
The bran should be uniformly wet,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newman nnd this party and the great number of the way. Mrs. Miller insists that i
support. VOTE 302 YES.
but not wet. enough to ball or drip children of Nehalem arrived in Day­ beautiful and useful presents re­ this trip be a vacation visit and ex­
without pressure. This is enough for ton Friday for an over nights visit ceived. For once her great surprise pects to return home in the spring.
(Paid advertisement) Educational committee, Chas. A. Rice,
one application only on a lot of 50 x with her sister, Mrs. Walter Jack­ overcame her talking ability and sho
The Baptist Missionary Societies I
100 feet. Spread after sunset on a man and husband, and proceeded on could only say “thank you.” As the
City Superintendent of Portland schools.
wnrm, dry evening and not post be­ Saturday morning to viist Mrs. New­ evening wore away she regained her of the West Willamette association
held
their
annual
meeting
in
Dayton
F. S. Pickerig, Chairman of School Board.
fore n rain. This mixture should be man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. natural composure and the good time
applied more thickly along edges of Merrill of Mill City. Mr. Newman enjoyed by her and those good friends at the Baptist Chureh last Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Gabriel, State President of Oregon Congress,
walks, curbings, hedges, and parking will return to Monmouth and take a leaves something to talk about. A- A whole days program was enjoyed
by
about
fifty
delegates.
Lunch
was
;
strips.
Do
not
sprinkle
water
for
summer . course
in the
Walter S. Asher, Representing Central Council Daddies Clubs
about me
the “ wee
woe sma
sma’ hours
,
i
,,
,. ..
..
------ of schooling ...
me long auvuv
nours ” her
ner
The visiting
three days after application. Three Monmouth college.
Mrs. Newman friends left wishing her nil the joy served in the park.
ladies congratulated the local people
of Portland.
applications from five to ten days making an extended visit with home and pleasure imaginable in her jour- upon having the finest dinning room
npart should be made.
| folks.
ney over the 8ca of matrimony.
in the state.
Measure No. 302