Dayton Tribune
Unionvale
(Mrs. C. L. Fowler)
JOHN E. BLACK. Editor and Publisher.
Mrs. Harry Houghtling and daugh- i
ter Miss Mabelle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd j
Entered at the Post Office at Dayton, Oregon, as Second Class Mail Matter E. Fowler and daughter Shirley, and
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
William Lair, all of Portland, visited
Thursday with relatives and friends i
here enroute from a trip to Neskowin
ADVANCE coast resort.
SUBSCRIPTION - $130 PER YEAR STRICTLY
Reserve District No. 12
Charter No 120
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF DAYTON
At Dayton in the State of Oregon
At cloae of business June 30, 1928
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I xmii » and di»eounU, Ineludlng r»di»ooii*l». aoceptances
or bill* of exchange, »old with endur»eni»nt of «h» bank .,
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Urie Aiderman, who returned from
Mrs. C. E. Mauta, Prop.
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a trip to the coast presented several
President Warns of Tax Menace
3. V. S. government »ecurUie» owned
Other bomb, warrant» it «I »ecuritles. Including foreign gov
neighboring families with a sample
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The rapidly mounting cost of state
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fresh
ocean
crabs,
Tuesday,
and municipal governments is “a men­
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(Mrs. R. G. Hadley)
«. Hanking hou»e 6 7.000 00; furniture and fixture«. »2.7M 23
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ace to prosperity,” said President
ahi Cash on hand In vault and due from banks, banker» and
Miss Esther Stoutenberg, Raymond
Miss Ida Emmert visited friends in
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Coolidge in a recent address.
In The Dalles Saturday.
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1921, according to the President, the
22.571 «I
Kuhn celebrated the 4th of July at
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reichstein and Jantzens park, near Port land.
combined cost of federal, state and
Cheek» on bank» out»i<le city or tonn of reporting bank »nd
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municipal governments was $9,500,- sons, I-awrence and Wayne, were Dal­
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E. M. Maxwell, who recently pur­
000,000; in 1925 it was $11,124,000,- las and Falls City visitors Sunday.
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(Former Neet-Cut Shop)
chased the farm which was the former
000.
During that period the federal
Liabilities
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hadley, of Sam Dixon home, is making exten­
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government reduced its expenditures
25,00.00
Silverton, left Saturday for Mt. sive changes in the house.
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by $2.00,000,000 while state and local
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Ranier, where they will spend their kitchen, two sleeping porches, and re­
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costs more than offset this saving and
(nt U'ldivided profit»
vacation.
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shingling the entire building are
increased $3,500.000.000.
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The President’s warning is timely.
Ralph Thompson, of Wauna, is among the changes. They were until
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It». Reserved for taxe» intereat and depreciation ........................ .
The situation has been growing more spending his vacation at the home of recently residents of the Newberg lo­
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imminent for several years, with lit­ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomp­ cality and before her marriage Mrs.
Individual <le|K>»ita subject to check, including deposit» due
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the State of <lr«gon, county, citiea or other public funds
Maxwell was Miss Gladys Emmerson,
tle remedial action. There is a grow­ son.
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of Hopewell.
ing list of communities burdened to a
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichstein and
25. Cashier s eheck» of this l ank ovtatanding payable on demand
greater or lesser extent with bond
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heston motored
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Total of demand deposits, other th»n b»nk deposit»,
issues and civic debts, causing a high son Merle, were Corvallis and Albany
subject to reserve. Item» 23. 24. 25, »i. $127.120 8U
to Neskowin Tuesday evening and re- ,
tax rate. Outside of the direct costs .visitors, Sunday.
Building Material of all Kinds
TIME AND SAV1XGF DEPOHl TH. subject to reserve »nd
turned Wednesday evening. They re- I
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to the citizens in dollars and cents,
LIME, CEMENT, DOORS.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson and , port a large crowd at that coast re- '
payable on demand or aubject to notice:
an exorbitant tax rate is a sure bar , son, Robert, of Sherwood, and Mrs.
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sort for the 4th of July.
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to business and industrial progress. ‘ David Robinson and Judson Tice vis-
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Crawley and
It has been conclusively demon­ ited at the L. J. Fanning home, in Mc-
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daughters, Irene and Elaine, and Miss
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strated that all legitimate and neces­ Minville, Sunday.
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sary state and municipal needs can
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Nile Addison and son Kenneth re­ Park, where the Masonic picnic of
be adequately provided for under
I, Harry Sherman, cashier of the above named bonk, do »olamnly
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reasonable and even low tax rate, if turned to their home in Walla Walla, 30.000 persons were estimated to have
swear that the above statement is tri^e to the beat of my knowleg« »nd
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public activities are not extended to Thursday, after spending a few days gathered.
belief.
fields entirely outside the functions of at the home of the former’s sister,
HARRY SHERMAN. Cashier.
Misses Erma Baber and Panzy
Mrs. G. B. Foster.
government.
Withee, who are taking the course i
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Dale Hadley was a visitor at Ti- of teachers training in summer school
Carrie E. Sherman,
। gard Sunday, where he pitched ball at Monmouth, were 4th of July guests
Subset ¡bed and sworn to before me
The Lucky Kurais
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at the Fred Withee home.
J. L. Sherman,
I for Tigard.
this 10 day of July, 1928.
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A recent survey made in Missouri I
L.
A.
Rossner.
J.
E.
Mellinger.
Notary
Public.
Mrs. Mae Moe of Portland spent
shows that every community having a
Mrs.
P°ster and Mr9- Lorena
Harry Sherman, Directors.
My tommission expires May 31,1931.
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Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and
population of more than 700 in that Litscher and son John were Newberg
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Mrs. Harry Kleinschmidt.
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state is provided with electric lights; visitors, Saturday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Hewitt and
and telephones.
There are 175 vil-
HaroJd Litscher of Portland, spent
Suggest* Change in License Payment
three sons of Portland were Sunday
lages of but 250 population which Sunday with homelfolks.
A contributor to the Oregonian sug-
guests
of
relatives
in
this
locality.
have electric service, and 211 with
gests
a revision of the automobile g
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telephone service.
J. W. Sims is spending a few days
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In anticipation of a good grain
(Miss Flo Bingham)
license law to correspond with the , j
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Haircutting
Mrs.
Contrasting the modem small town at the home of his daughter,
crop in this locality Adelbert Smith
Mrs. Roy Nelson and daughters, manner of licensing corporations that M Agency for Newberg Laundry 2
with that of twenty-five years ago and . Olive Scovell, near Tillamook,
has purchased a brand new 21x36
verna. Lorena and Vada. of Glen- are required to pay fees for the re- m
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less, shows what American industrial1
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ma- dale, California, are visiting at the mainder of the year to which they *
Thomas Trent and family have size, Woods Brothers threshing —
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initiative has done to improve living
moved from the hop yard to the Jes- chine and he will use his Fordson home of M r and M rs . rom Carr, for a are applied.
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conditions. The day of isolated com-
tractor
for
power.
A
Portland
com-
few weeks. Mrs. Nelson is a sister- equitable, not only to the automobile
sie Vernon farm.
munties, living apart from the world
pany delivered it Monday.
owner but to the state as well. At SKSN8KXMXKXKXMXNXMSNXNXMXM
in-law of Mrs. Carr.
of ideas, affairs and action, is past.
John Litscher was a Portland vis-
present if a person buys an automo­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
J.
Byers
and
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Agate Grinding
Where once dwellers in rural sections itor, Sunday.
The Social Service club has post-
bile any time up to July 1 he has to H
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three
children,
of
Woodburn,
Oregon,
r.
had but the bare necessities, and none
poned their picnic, which was to have pay a license fee for a full year; X X
Jewelry Made to Order
were
4th
of
July
guests
of
relatives
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and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Robinson
July
of the comforts and luxuries of life,:
been Thursday, until Thursday
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after July 1 and up to October 1 for
Mr. Byers is a fur-
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they are now provided with almost all son David of Dayton, and Mrs. H. in this locality.
six months; after October 1 for three
that once belonged exclusively to the Thompson spent several days last niture dealer in his home city.
Fred mouths the owner is required to pay
c,ties
week at Ocean Lake. The Fourth of
Expert Watchmaker A Jeweler
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brown of Port-
Dinner
Su"day
Now the small town citizen and the Ju,y the>- were j°ined b? RalPh and land, were guests of Mrs. Brown’s Kuhn homv W8rL
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* quarterly license.
A change would benefit the auto­
modern farmer is as far removed Vernon Thompson and all spent the parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Countiss, on and children, of McMmnville.
mobile owner, the dealer, the oil
Grafaphone* at the lowest
from the life of his father and grand- day at the
« Taft.
Wednesday.
[ pay Baxter is going to start his companies and the state and likewise
Price
ever known in the county.
Tima as
ac fkaxr
father’s time
they n»A»»A
were from XT
Neo-
H. Thompson spent the week end at
The Molalla, Or., celebration drew a | combine on the Thompson Bros, farm give fairer accommodation to the pub­
lithic man.
Industry has given the Ocean Lake.
good attendance from this locality, Wednesday.
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country-dweller a complete and envi­
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among
whom
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mar-
Mr
Mrg
Alton
Vernon
and
G. B. Foster spent several days last
able civilization.
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week with relatives, near Walla Wal­ ion Boulden, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dix- dauijhterSi Esther and Beryl, returned
Salem—Oregon Linen Milla produce
on and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday from Winema and Newport,
la, Washington.
a ton of linen yarn a day.
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Samuel Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. George ।
(hey spent several days.
Hillsboro—Construction under way
Shelburne and son Claud and daugh-
Budget Public Expenditures
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Miss Esther Nichola is staying at for $175,000 high school.
ter Hazel, Roy Pate, and Clarence
Discussing importance of budgeting
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the James Richardson home, caring
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Crawley.
public expenditures, Rolland A. Van-
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for Mrs. Richaidson and baby.
(Mrs. C. L. Fowler)
degrift of the California Taxpayers’
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John Mitchell and sisters, Misses
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The cloudy weather added zest to
Association, recently said:
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Emma and May Mitchell, attended the
Guests at the R. S. Carr home Sun-
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Fourth
of
July
celebration
of
the
“The importance of taxes has been
4th of July old-time dance in Salem day were Miss Olsenberg and Mr. Ce-
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Grand
Island
residents,
many
going
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forced upon our attention in the past
Wednesday evening.
cil Benson, of Carlton.
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few years with the increase of pub­ away for the day and several picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Launer and son
Dr. Cook and daughter of M'lwau- < >
lic expenditures.
Public finance groups gathered in commemoration of
Charles
celebrated
at
Hillsboro,
Or.,
the
signing
of
the
Declaration
of
In
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kie were dinner guests Sunday at < > YOUR TOBACCO
plays an important role in our pros­
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the Mrs. Mary Gilkey home.
perity.
It is not only expedient but dependence and presence of shooting Wednesday afternoon.
AND
CANDY
THAT INSURES
almost imperative that we examine firecrackers made the day one long to
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner and
R08g Carr, Wiley Humphrey, Char-
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be
remembered
by
the
children
in
the
the raising and expending of public
son Owen and daughter Lucy cele- hc carr and Norman Humphry spent
funds to determine if there is cap­ several crowds. At the Grand Island brated at Lafayette, Or, Wednesday, j Saturday at Pacific City.
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able management, and to eliminate cannery more than 30 persons gath­
CONFECTIONERY
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Dayton
Mrs.
George
Antrim
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Anderson
and
waste and effect sensible economies ered for a family reunion and cele­
Mrs. Tom Lawrence, and aunt, Mrs. daUghter and two sons, of Toledo, * ’
Service
that
»atiafiea
bration
with
a
basket
dinner.
Mr.
w-herever posible.
Ed Grffoz, of Santa Monica, Cal., at- ' spent Sunday with Mrs. Anderson’s
Hot
Lunches
Served
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“There is no more satisfactory place and Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
tended the convention of the Christian ' mother, Mrs. Lou Girth. The Ander-
Norman
Beeler
and
family,
Mr.
and
to start than with the proper budget­
church held at the state camp ground, sons were former Daytonites.
ing of public expenditures. The bud­ Mrs. Ed Carpenter and family and at Turner, Oregon, Sunday.
Mrs.
Alta
Holgate,
all
of
Wil
emette,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Criteser accom a-
get is to the fiscal system of the body
The Sufiday school class No. 2 of panied by Charles Bryant, motored to
politic what the backbone is to the Or., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Emmerson and
human body.
Without it, both lose “Uncle” Jack Cooper, of Newberg, the local Evangelical church con- Carlton Sunday evening.
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shape and stability. The advantages Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cooper and : ducted the Sunday school services
Mrs. D. E. Bartruff is the „ Mr and Mr”' ^’MA' V-', ° k “"? 0°”’
of the budget are generally recog­ James Warren of Amity, Miss Verna Sunday.
at the
Warren, of Monmouth, Or., besides 1 teacher.
Montgomery, and Miss Elizabeth Ren-
nized.
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and i
1 frow, who have been spending a week
the
Matt
Warren
family,
Dick
“The crux of public expenditures—
1 Threshing began Tuesday morning or so at the former’s daughter’s, Mrs.
no matter if the amount is one dollar Belle Rockhill, of this locality were in the 18 acre field of fall sown barley Ray Baxter, left Friday morning for
A. H. Robinson, Prop.
or a million—is the determination present.
on the E. M. Aiderman and Son farm. their home in Gooding, Idaho.
that a hundred cents worth of value
At Duke’s Landing Mr. and Mrs. They received 71 1-3 bushels per
M. J. Crabtree
Ray Baxter is hauling his hay to
BUILDING MATERIAL
be received for every dollar spent.
Clark Noble and two children, Mr. acre in threshing.
“The budget is one of the means and Mrs. Tom Lawrence and five chil-
1 Bridwell Station, where he expects to
Proprietor
OF ALL KINDS
Mr- and Mrs‘
Heston and two move his family some time in the
of securing wise economies and bal­ dren, Mr and Mrs Worth Wiley and
two
’
children,
Mrs.
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E.
E.
Kilpatrick
dau
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hiter8
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Patricia
and
Esther,
of
fall.
McMinnville, Oregon.
anced programs for government.
were Sunday guests at the
Quju a number yf peop)e went
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Box 177
The effectiveness of the budget de­ and daughter Betty Rae, Mr. and Mrs. . Portland,
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pends on how carefully it ix drawn Dale Fowler, Alex Marty, Mr. and A C‘ HeRton bome- The gent einen down gaturday morning to the fire in
and how rigidly it is observed.
A Mrs. Harold Tompkins- and Mr. and are C0U81ns-
Dayton.
good budget must be coordinated so Mrs. Fred Finnicum were present. I Orville Stoutenberg has built an
that the operation of all departments Boat riding and swimming were lead- addition and is otherwise improving
Prune Organization Deferred
of the governmental unit operating ing sports.
his home.
Extension
of time for perfecting
under it fit into a joint program, and
Tom Lawrence is erecting a barn on
Frank Westfall is painting his home an organization of the prune grow­
each has its proper share of available
his farm here 24x36 feet and 18 feet [ which was formerly the local Metho- ers of the state until July 1, 1929, was
funds.”
to the eaves.
George Antrim is do- [ dist chuich.
authorized at Roseburg on June 25 at
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ing the carpenter work.
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a representative meeting of prune
The concrete foundation is com-
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson and ! pleted for a five room house 24x32 growers affiliated with the Douglas
County
Prune
Growers
’
association.
Chicken House or Coop
daughter Muriel spent the Fourth of feet and construction will be rushed
Early in the year the Douglas
Too often the mistake is made of July at the home of Miss Nellie Col­ by Wilbur Stoutenberg. This home
county growers started the task of
building a small poultry house with a lins, in Dallas, Oregon.
is just across the road from the Evan­
forming an association to handle
low roof, involving drudgery in the
gelical church.
prunes
on a co-operative basis, the
care of the chickens.
Labor is an
Strawberry root weevils may be
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lynn Cubser at­ plan being one in which the growers
important factor in the management successfully controlled in June by
ap- tended the regular monthly meeting adopted a minimum scale for which
of poultry and the arrangement of plying the poisoned apple bait, says
of the Yamhill county Jersey cattle the prunes should be sold, all mem­
the house for convenience adds great­ the entomologist at the experiment
club which was in the nature of a pic­ bers being bound not to sell below
ly to the chances of success. A house station.
The commercial product, nic Saturday when 25 persons gath­ the schedule adopted.
should be built so that the attendant “Go West” is good or bait can be
Don't forget your Sunburn remedies.
ered at the L. S. Lorenzen farm 3%
It was provided that in order for
can stand up and do the work com­ made at home by mixing 95 pounds
Odd cream.
Face powder. Toilet requisites
miles east of Dayton at the mouth of the marketing agreement to become J
fortably; and if from 3 to 5 square dried ground apple with 5 pounds cal­
the Yamhill river.
Two new mem­ effective, 75 per cent of the prune
feet of floor space per fowl is al­ cium arsenate. Between a teaspoon­
We develop or print your pictures.
bers were taken into the club. Home­ acreage of Oregon and Clark county,
lowed, this will give enough cubic air ful and tablespoonful is placed in the
made ice cream was served with the Washington, must be signed up by
space for the flock.
crown of each plant.
basket dinner.
July 1 of this year.
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Insurance
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C. S. Lewis
Dayton
Lumber Yard
Terminal Confectionery
Let Us Help You Enjoy Your Vacation
New assortment of Bathing Caps
Universal and Thermos Bottles
Sanitary Table Sets
Picnic Packages
Dayton Pharmacy