Dayton tribune., October 24, 1928, Image 1

Dayton
Dayton, Yamhill County, Oregon, Wednesday, October 24,1928
Volume 16
Main Street
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Reading Club Guest
at D. De Tiere Home
Newsy Items Gathered at the
Yamhill County Court House
Number 9
Towns Overchurched
Barbers and Legion
Says M. E. Minister
Declare Open War
The American I^jgior. ' whisker’s
That the churches today are passing
contest” which opened October 13 has throu
transition is very
Nearly 10,000 Voters in County
Hanks Holding Up Tase»
niTvruun
i<> records in the sheriff's -
Yamhill has nearly ten thousand at Last aroused the McMinnville bar­ dent to those interested in church life.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nairn were Port­
According to
office the banks of the county are now registered voters this fall which is ' bers to a heat of anger.
Tuesday! that churches in general are living
land visitors Tuesday.
holding up $31,400.00 in taxes under nearly 1700 more than were regis-1 morning they served the Legion with on a sliding scale, and no one knows
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Engstrom re­
the bank tax exemption ruling handed tered last spring. The actual regis-! a notice that unless the contest was just what the outcome will be.
Not
turned from Newport Monday for a
down in Multnomah county this tration in the county is 9830 while called off they would start court ac- only do the small towns feel the lack
few days.
The tax money
spring.
_ represents in the primary election it was 8147. tion by an injunction against the con- of interest on the part of the citizens
who fail to make the church a part of
, test.
the
last
half
of
the
1926
tax levy and The figures are as follows:
Russel) Neuman and family of Mc­
The Legion called a haaty meeting their interests but the city faces the
The banks Primary gegistration Nov. registration
the whole year of 1027.
Minnville visited Saturday at the J.
9830 Tuesday noon of their directorate and same situation on a larger scale.
total
are claiming exemption because their 8147
R. Heldlnger home.
The average Oregon town is over­
6756 issued a note to the barbers defying
Republican
stock is taxed in excess of private *529
The Peninsula Needle club met
2803' any court action and charging the churched and I doubt not but this fact
2377
Democrats
capital, whi< h is conflicting with the 2277
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
75 barbers with lack of foresight. “We is disgusting to the average wide
Prohibitionists
federal banking statute.
Simon T. White Speaks
Lainick Lorenzen.
25 will fight any injunction to curb our awake citixen. There is just as much
Socialists
The county court has tendered a
171 plans and with the aid of ®inety-nine excuse for half a doxen high school
136
Before
Prairie
Club
No
Party
compromise
by
the
national
banks
The Harvest Festival put on by the
In the Davis, Coolidge and La Fol- ' per cent of the citizens, we expect to buildings in the small town as there
but *s yet they have not made ac­
Rebekahs Saturday night was very
ceptance.
The
banks
offer
to
pay
15
lette
election of 1924 the vote was as have the greatest exhibit which any is for so many churches. Uncle Sam
Dayton
Prairie
held
their
first
P.
T.
entertaining and profitable to the
Coolidge
3803;
Davis Legion ever sponsored.” was their knows better than to put more than
meeting at the school house Saturday, mills on their previous assessments. follows:
order.
one post office in a small town.
He
closing words.
The 2015 and La Follette 1324.
October 20th. After a short business instead of the regular levy.
The whisker contest is being staged knows that it would be poor business.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist meeting the following program was county court is quite concerned over
When will the religious minded peo­
in connection with the Legion Day
church will hold their annual bazaar given:
Estate in Probate
the matter as it will mean, besides
The estate of Emily J. Kelly, for­ celebration and is attracting a great ple awaken to the fact that a hand
December 8.
Watch for further in­
Piano solo, Margaret Fruit; song, the loss of about $30,000 in past due
formation.
by group of girls from Grub college taxes, an annual shortage in county mer Newberg resident, was entered in deal of interest throughout the state. full of people are gathered here and
probate court this week. The estate Another feature of the celebration is there largely duplicating the work of
school district; comic reading, Miss receipts of about $20,000.
Ed. Cary, prominent Lafayette
; solo, Neva Emmons;
While all of the banks of the coun- consists of about $7,200.00, which the annual hike th:z“gh Dayton and one another? Is this good business?
rancher and breeder is reported to be
Every fair minded individual knows it
piano solo. Miss Lucille Lorett; solo, ty have held up the larger portion of | was willed to James R. Kelly and Lafayette.
very low in a McMinnville hospital.
is not. The things that divide people
B. M.
Mr. S. T. White.
Mr. White also their taxes the three McMinnville Na- Neva Runkel, step children.
He is unable to see visitors.
in religious matters froth my point o$
led In some snappy group singing. tional banks and the Newberg Unit- LeFevre of Newberg was named ad- Water and Fish Bills are
view are all non-essential things, afid
The deceased died Oc-
Mrs. Ray Morgareidge of Portland Reading. Mrs. Criteser; solo, Miss ed States National bank total is ministrator.
Menace to Development in general make no contribution to
$23,995 of the $31,400.
The four
1? ‘n Spokane, Washington.
visited at the home of her parents. Flo Bingham.
At the close of the program Mr. S. banks are holding back as follows:
---------
I
i life. Next Sunday morning at eleven
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mabee over the week
First
National
of
McMinnville,
-
Tax
Rush
Expected
(From
Headquarters
of
the
League
o’clock I will present my views on
T. White, county agent, gave a very
end.
National
The sheriff’s office is expecting a in Opposition to the Water and Fish “What Constitutes Worthwhile Re­
interesting talk.
He mentioned the $4372.21;
McMinnville ,
Mrs. Victor Rowe, of St. Helens, fact that the boys and girls club work
of b“«y t*me November 5 with elections Bills, Eugene, Oregon.)
i ligion.” You are cordially invited to
$7754.30; United States National
1
visited last week with her mother, would be exhibited the ninth and
the
United
।
lbe
next
d*y
and
November
5
the
last
The
four
bills
drawn
up
in
simi-
attend our services.
Evening ser-
Newberg $7381.99 and
Mrs. Chas. Hadley.
She returned tenth of November in McMinnville.
^or Paying 1927 taxes. In order lar form and practically identical vice begins at seven thirty.
States National of McMinnville
Friday.
George F. Gordon, Pastor.
to curb the rush the sheriff urges that language would withdraw the waters
Pumpkin pie with whipped cream $4486.50.
of
tax
payers
send
in
their
money
by
,
of
four
rivers
and
their
tributaries,
and
cider
were
served
at
close
George Antrim of Grand Island re­
check.
He said that the enclosing the McKenzie, Deschutes. Umpqua
Sinnott Case to be Appealed
ports 86 sacks of walnuts from 56 meeting.
The
case
of
Lawrence
Sinnott
of
oi
the
s
P
rin8 payment receipt would ' and Rogue (excepting White river Dayton Football Team
is
con-
trees on his place. The yield
Portland was appealed at Sheridan facilitate matters considerable and and South Fork of the Umpqua) from
Plays Here Friday Aft
sidered quite remarkable.
Judge Tucker Suffers
in­
last Thursday and will be heard in the
receipts would be returned
'
' any appropriation,
’
~ diversion or “
Stroke of Paralysis November term of the circuit court, promptly.
Mrs. Z. Spangle is leaving Thurs*
terruption” and maintain them for
The Dayton football team will meet
day afternoon for Portland, where
fish propagation and recreational
Sinnott was arrested and convicted of
the Junior High team from McMinn­
she will take the train for Klamath
purposes. This is defined as the only
Complaints
Judge Tucker, for the past forty driving
I 11K CS a Vsas
wssssv ssstVMSv.
wwwa and
car while
intoxicated
Falls for a visit with her daughter, years city recorder, returned to Day­ was to have been sentenced last Tues- ; Sarah Caroline Miles, W’illiam Ar- "beneficial use” to which their waters ville Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock in
Dayton.
Mn. Pearl Hogle.
ton Tuesday evening from Portland, day. He appeared ----
Thursday and was thur White, et. al. vs. Harry White,' may be put, prohibiting the appro-
The McMinnville Junior High has
priation
of
water
for
irrigation,
min
­
Richard
White,
et.
al.
Partition
suit.
The Dayton Evaporating and Pack­ where he has been visiting friends sentenced to 90 days, $300 fine and re­
a
very good team this year and re­
Frank Layman, atty, for plaintiff, ing, power, manufacturing, lumbering
ing Co. is making cider now and is in and relatives. While in Portland Mr. vocal of driver’s license for one year
cently defeated the Carlton team 31
filed
Oct.
17.
or
the
water
supply
for
communities.
the market for apples. Local people Tucker suffered a stroke of paraly­ but asked for an appeal to the ciw
C. E. Roth and T. W. Dickey vs. E. The effect would be to greatly ham­ to 9. Dayton heat the Carlton team
may bring their own apples for their sis and was very sick for a time. cuit court which was granted. Walter
last week 12 to 0.
L. Walston, action for money, filed per industrial development not only in
Mrs. W. S. Hibbert of this city, the Tooxe represents the defendant.
The Dayton team is playing very
own cider.
October 17, Roy Sparks, atty, for the regions adjacent to the (our riv­
Judge’s sister, left for Portland Fri
good ball this year considering that
ers
but
would
retard
business
in
all
plaintiff.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Howe of Mill day and was with him until he re­
Great Hunting Trip
the season is the first for a majority
W. W. Downing vs. E. B. Sitton, ac­ parts of the state.
City visited at the D. A. Snyder home turned to Dayton.
Frank Sawyer, county commission­
of
the local players.
The areas contained in the water
Sunday. They brought Mrs. Snyder
Wednesday the Judge was about er, is telling lurid tales around the tion for money, B. A. Kliks atty, for
The high school is selling season
sheds of these four river systems
home with them from Mill City, where Dayton, able to be on the streets. court house of a hunting trip in east- : plaintiff, filed October 18.
tickets to the games and report a fair
she has been visiting.
His legs which were affected are still ern Oregon from which he has just' Knight! Adjustment Company vs. equals about one fourth of The state. response.
The tickets are nominal
One
half
of
the
undeveloped
water
pretty shaky.
returned.
In company with two Geo. W. Sanders. Transcript.
in
price
and
are good until after the
speak
over
Governor Patterson will
power of Oregon is invoh * I. These
other men and their families the trio
first of the year.
K. G. W. Sunday evening at 7:10 on
regions
would
cover
a
larg"
part
of
Preparations Made for Election
Governor's Day
bagged 4 huge mule deer 40 miles out
"Oregon Highways and Highway
Approxi­
The Pacific International Livestock of Prineville.
The corridors of the court house the uncut timber area»
Revenues” a speech which is in oppo- Exposition, to be held November 3
Crossing Inquiry Next
are taking on signs of election with mately eight billion feet m the Mc­
sition to the Dunne bills.
Kenzie
basin
alone
would
M
tied
up
The
public service commission is
to 10 at Portland, gives promise this
the ballot boxes being cleaned and
Gupid Shoots Two
indefinitely. Much of thia territory making arrangements to investigate
marked.
year of being one of the most out­
The
sheriff
expects
to
dis-
Cupid has been on a strike the past
Hallow’en social at the home of
standing shows in our entire history, week and the county clerk’s office only tributc the election property next is heavily mineralized. Neither min­ railroad crossings in the state.
Mrs. J. L. Sherman Tuesday after-
ing or lumbering is possible on any
The investigation was inspired be­
Eva week.
A one-act play which is saying a great deal. Gov­ issued two marriage license.
noon, October 30th.
large scale without the use of water. cause of the many crossing acci­
ernor's Day has been set as Friday, Mae Karnes of Amity and R. B. Hart­
"The Sailors Dream and '‘Vacation
Not a drop of water co'ild ba used for dents in Oregon during the past two
Re­ November 9, at which time governors man of Carlton secured a license on
$32,000 in Construction
Experience” by Mrs. Lorett.
irrigation.
The possibilities of ir­ years. Engineers for the commission
form the Northwestern states are ex­ October 18 and Esther Sophie Dether
There are $32,000 in buildings
freshments and u silver offering.
rigation
include
one hundred thousand have been conducting an investiga­
pected to be in attendance, and Gov­ of Newberg and Leslie Marion Odom ing constructed in McMinnville at the
acres on the Deschutes rzer and prob­ tion of the crossings for several
ernor
Patterson
has
in
mind
making
Twin girls were born Tuesday aft-
of Newberg secured theirs on the present according to figures jutt com­ ably twice as much more on the other
weeks with a view to determining
ernoon to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of this an annual conference of the 20th.
piled.
three streams.
To hamper indus­ the nature of the improvements most
Houghtling of Portland in the Eman- Pacific slope governors. If his expec­
trial development in th.s large section needed at this time.
This data will
Both Mr. and tations work out well, each year at
uel hospital there.
of the state would retard business in be placed before t|he comission at
show
time,
governors
from
the
vari
­
Mrs. Houghtling are well known in
every part of Oregon.
The bill of its meeting Monday.
ous Pacific slope states will get to­
Dayton.
costs would run into manv millions of
gether and discuss their various prob­
dollars within a few years.
According to word received in the lem.
NATIONAI CANDIDATES
The water laws of Oregon are held One-Sixth of Our Time to Pay Taxes
Tribune office the "Peninsula” district
For President, HERBERT HOOVER. For Vice-President, CHARLES CUR­ a model by many otner states and
How to Make Home Brew
While, in the majority of busi­
out from Dayton will be known in the
TIS.
their provisions are much copied. nesses, the tax bill is one of the great­
Chase wild Bull fAogs for three
future as the Lebonte road.
The
STATE CANDIDATES
Large powers are given the state en­ est single items of overhead, business
naming was done by the Oregon His­ miles and gather up hops. To them, For Representative in Congress, W.C. HAWLEY.
gineer but his acts are always sub­ men give far less thought and con­
torical Society upon the request of add ten gallons of tan bark, one-half , For Secretary of State, HAL E. HOSS.
ject to review and interpretation by sideration to this expense than to
Mrs. Mary Gilkey in honor of one of pint of shellac, one bar of home made For State Treasurer. THOS. B. KAY.
the courts. Fish propagation and
soap.
Boil'thirty-six hours.
Then
the pioneers of the district.
For Justices of the Supreme Court, JOHN L. RAND and GEORGE ROSS- culture has special protection. State other, and often smaller, expenditures
strain through an I. W. W. sock to
which they control directly.
MAN.
Game Commission can veto any con­
Mr. Chester H. Ramsdell, R. F. D., keep it from working.
Add one
According to an article in the Tax
Attorney General, I. H. VAN WINKLE.
For
struction of a dam or other obstruc­ Digest, approximately one-sixth of
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, is com­ grasshopper to each pint to give it a
For Rairy and Food Commissioner, JOHN D. MICKLE.
tion in any of the streams of the our national income now goes to pay
ing to Oregon just as soon as he dis­ kick,
Pour a little into the kitchen
STATE DISTRICT CANDIDATES
state to the extent of having it built the cost of government. Three years
poses of his property there.
He is sink. If it takes the enamel off it is
For Senator, 24th Senatorial District, (Joint Senator)’ EARL E. FISHER. or re-built to conform with its re­
interested in the Willamette Valley ready for bottHng.
ago, in 1925, one-eighth of our nation­
Representative, WALTER W. RUSSELL and MORTON TOMPKINS. quirements.
For
In addition to state al income was used for this purpose.
and wants about 160 acres of im­
District Attorney. EUGENE E. MARSH.
For
jurisdiction over the water appropri­ Ana before the war taxes took but
proved land suitable for dairying,
Hoover in Lead
YAMHILL COUNTY CANDIDATES
ations, in the case of the watersheds
poultry, general farming and possibly
The Shippy-Filer straw ballot be- For Sheriff. FRED PATTERSON.
one-sixteenth.
of the four rivers specified in the
some stock raising.
ing taken through the sale of Hoover-
Governmental activities and main­
For Superintendent of Schools. S. S.DUNCAN.
water and fish bills, much of this land tenance in general are becoming
Smith pencils shows 24 Smith pencils
County
Commissioner.
W.
S.
ALLAN.
Mr. C. O. Tilton, Box 146 Santa sold against 31 Hoover pencils. The For
lies within the Federal forest reserves
steadily more expensive with little
Rosa, California, is coming to Oregon pencils have the heads of the candi­ For Coroner. GLEN MACY.
and has double protection.
For in-
sign of improvement.
In spite of
For Surveyor, H. W. HERRING.
as soon as he disposes of his proper­ dates moulded into rubber erasers.
■ stance seven of the possible eight
federal economies, the costs of state,
Assessor,
W.
L.
OSBORN.
For
ty there.
He is interested in the
power sites on the Deschutes river
The following rallies have been called for next week, all meetings to are withdrawn from appropriation at county and city governments have so
Willamette Valley, and wants about
Believe it or Not
increased that the average citixen is
100 acres of improved land a"nd some
the present time by authority of the
The dentists of the United States begin at 8:00 P. M. sharp.
carrying a greater burden than ever
Oct.
27th.
Saturday,
Dundee,
W.
C.
Hawley,
U.
S.
Congressman,
will
speak.
unimproved land suitable for poul­ use each year more than $15,000,000
United States government. If more
before.
try, fruit for home use, a few sheep. worth of gold; more than twice the Oct. 29th, Monday, Dayton.
protective laws are required for either
The business man should realize
Oct.
30th.
Tuesday,
Yamhill.
Is especially interested in developing yearly production of Alaska and more
power or fish rights, there would be
that
one-sixth of his working time
Oct. 3lst. Wednesday, McMnniville, Geo. Neuner. U. S. Attorney of Port­ little opposition.
But to go to the belongs to the tax collector under ex­
a walnut and filbert grove.
than the annual production of Cali­
land
will
he
principal
speaker
at
this
meeting.
drastic extreme of prohibiting all
fornia. More than $10,000,000 worth
isting conditions.
Every sixth auto­
uses of the streams, except fish pro­
of gold is buried annually in American Nov. 1st, Thursday. Amity.
"Fox" is Killed,
mobile, every sixth kilowatt of elec­
Nov. 2nd. Friday. Cartion
,
pagation, is to erect a bar to industri­
The "Fox” is dead. No this is not graveyards.
tricity, every sixth bushel of wheat
Nov. 3rd. Saturday,
al
development which would be far
about Hickman although the “Fox”
produced
goes to the tax office.
Nov. 5th. Monday, watch the papers for these last two dates.
reaching in its effects.
Three Pledge Fraternities
did die on Friday also, but this is
If we are to have reduction, we
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
prominent
speakers
for
all
these
Three Dayton students in Linfield
about the eight year old horse of Har­
must have public interest that ex­
places.
The local Hoover-CurtisWomen's club will participate in
vey Turner, of Unionvale, who went and Willamette have pledged social
amines and controls expenditures,
The
world
owes
every
man
a
living
They are Kenneth Hadley, each meeting.
wild.
The horse ran away while groups.
but it's just about as hard to collect lax public consciousness results in po­
Yamhill County Republican Central Committee
worl ing with a disc and became Iota Omega Mu and Thelma Good­
it. as it is some other accounts that liticai extravagance and waste that
By J. U. Smith, Chairman.
butcher with itself as the meat. rich, Lambda Lambda Sigma at Lin­
Paid adv. by Yamhill County Rep. Central committee, John U. Smith, every man who does a credit business must leave its mark on personal and
With one leg severed the beast was field and Josephine Conn Alpha Phi
general prosperity.—Manufacturer.
has.
chairman, Newberg, Oregon.
Alpha at Willamette University.
killed by its owner.
The Pleasant Hour Reading club
held its regular meeting Friday after­
noon at the country home of Mrs.
Dave De Tiere with twenty-one mem­
bers present.
Mrs. P. A. Simpkin, the president,
presided, after the business meeting
Mrs. W. O. Barnard had charge of the
lesson study on France, which was
very interesting.
The next meeting
of the club will be November 2, at the
horn«, of Mrs. Ella Coburn.
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