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BLACKSMITH last year by the building of 5 ly within the next few years. DAYTON The greatest demand now being splendid buildings and the sixth made upon the college is a de and REPAIR SOHP Entered as second-claaa matter April 7, 1911 at Dayton, Oregon, under the act is now being built. These are mand for more extension work. the horticultural wing of the ag of March 3, 1879 That is greater service to the ricultural building; the dairy people of the state who ars un- J. t. ANDERSON, MGR. Published every Friday at Dayton, Oregon by F. T. MELLINGER, Editor building, the stock judging pav able to come to come to the ins- and Manager All work given prompt attention. ilion, the farm mechanics build titution for the regular res- idence work. ” ing, and the foundry and ma Subscription (1.25 a year in advance Horse Shoeing' a Spec- chine shops building. The col lege new has 340 acres of land valued at $648,481., equipment valued at $632,401., making a Come in and see us A cross in this square indicates that your subscription total valuation of $1,271,242. has expired and unless we are notified you will receive “A fund established by the sale Survey brjngs railroad up Eetry St. We do our work well no more copies of THE DAYTON TRIBUNE. of lands under the Congression Citüeas mudi enthused. bonus may be offed. Please give this your attention. al Act of 1862 amounts to about $200,000. This added to the a- A few days ago the surveyors S. P. TIME CARD bove makes the total value of the for the Hill Electric line made a NORTHBOUND Urges Extention college plant and endowment survey through Ferry St. This Train 74 arrives 8:18 a. m. opens the prospects of the road $1-, 471.242. Train 76 arrives 4:16 p. m. passing through the heart of the SOUTHBOUND “ The demands on the college business sectios of the city. Train 77 arrives 9:27 a. m. Many of our citizens are much for trained men and women are Train 75 arrives 5:48 p. m. enthused over the prospects of increasing in greater proportion “Valuable assistance is being the road following this last sur than the college is being equip- vey, Time Card Dayton Bus rendered the agricultural in and, it is rumored, there ped to turn them out. The terest of ths state through the Annual Session at Roseburg Told will be efforts made to have the Leaves Postoffice in A. M. for greatest demand is being made company follow this survey. work of the co-operative branch 7:40 North bound By Grange Committee What Although we know not where on the school of Agriculture. 9.-00 of experiment stations and de South bound 0. A. C. Is Doing Besides the calls which come the the road will go we are assured monstration farms recently es P. M. of it coming to Dayton. Blue pr college from the farms, orchards, ints have already been made pic tablished. The three dry farm 3:30 North bound “The Agricultural College has dairies, and poultry establish turing Day ton on the main line. 5:30 South bound ing stations in Eastern Oregon and the horticultural stations in advanced in the scope of it’s ments there is a tremendous de Umatilla and Rogue River Valleys work and the influence for good mand from the government, at will doubtless prove of great ben history.” says the report of the Washington, from other techni efit to those interests. Notwith committee on the Oregon Agri cal colleges, and there is now a RAY SPANGLE, Prop. standing the fact that dairying cultural College submitted at the demand from the public schools Every Thursday and Saturday is the greatest single revenue annual session of the Oregon for teachers in the technical Defective Bridge Gauses Horse producing agricultural interest State Grange at Roseburg. The work. Night To Scare. in the state, no provision has report continues: The college feels the great LATE MOTION FICTURFS “It appears to have the exact importance of equiping men and been made for practicial dairy Last Saturday A. H. Kruger and farm demonstrations elsewhere conception of the function of the women to go into the public vife were driving ov°rour coun than at the home station at Cor- state institution o f learning— schools of our state to teach do ty road between Pleasantdale QR. 0. C. GOODRICH vallis. We believe that the namely, service to the people in mestic science, and art, agricult and Webfoot, and upon crossing a bridge which had become brok DENTIST * dairy interests of the state their real needs. ure; and mechanic arts. There en, the horse shied, backing the are entitled to and should have a “We find that the college has is a growing feeling throughout bu"gy and occupants off the Dayton, Oregon demonstration farm under the made tremendous gains during the state, fostered by the agri b Idge. Mr. Kruger received no injury; direction of dairy department the past year in the number of cultural college and the govern J. G. LEWIS but his wife was badly injured of the college, where the most students enrolled. The enroll ment at Washington, and the DAYTON, OREGON appproved methods of milk pro ment this year totals 2,868 stu leading men and women of the and for a time it was doubted if Notary Public she would recover. At this time duction would be demonstrated dents. This is an increase of state, for the introduction of she is much improved. All business strctly private under practical conditions. Such 680 students over the attendance this line of work in the public The buggy was badly broken. YAMHILL COUNTY a farm would be self-sustaining of last year. In other words, schools. The demand for teach- The horse was pulled off the bri falling on his back, but was when once established, and the college gained exactly as ma era will increase almostmdefinite- dge unhurt. would increase in value with the ny students during the past year advancement of the state. as it had in attendance in all of J. H. GIBSON, President the work in 1905. The detailed The only Abstract Books in Yam ” There should be more bul- hill County registration of the present year etins written in the language of McMinnville, Oregon the ordinary farmer. There is as follows: In the regular 36 should be more exhibits of the weeks courses, 1.202; in the sum J. E. MELLINGER results and methods of the best mer school. 1,143; in the winter short course, 1.603. Every coun Dayton, Oregon agricultural products. In the. o - - v —-w -w-a^v**** a advancement of this work we ! ity in Oregon was represented, Notary Public ask the influence of the State, and 36 ether states and 8 for Legal Papers Neatly Executed Grange. “The Oregon Country-1 eign count ies sent students to the Oregon school. man’, a monthly magazine pub 2)R. A. G. STEWART “The registration in the var lished by the students of dom estic science and agricultural. ious courses is as follows: Agri- Chiropractic disseminates much of the best culture, 1,748; engineering. 310; McMinnville Oregon thought of student and faculty, i domestic science and art, 321;! Will be in Dayton Mandav and Wed- of each week, at the reaMtence of Mr?. - ------------- ,cn' ' forestry, --------- 38; We recommend this publication commerce. 159; Emily Nichols. to all persons interested in the pharmacy, 55; optional, 21; mu- A PalaiaklA DI • Chronic cases of all kinds successful farm and the farm home. The aic« summer school, 143. | * alalaDlC CXlia a ICHSing ly treated. teachers in our public schools (The degrees conferred upon stu- will also find much of interest I *•» June 1911 are as follows: , Bachelor of Science, in agricul-1 and help in this magazine. ! ture, 23; in domestic science and - The summer school of six ¡art, 14; in forestry, 5; in civil j weeks duration, is attracting engineering, 18; in electrical Cigars and Tobacco. more and more the teachers of engineering. 10; in mechanical the state tach year. This is engineering. 16; in mining en going far toward the training of gineering. 9; in commerce, 21; Cali and See Us those who must carry on the in pharmacy. 8: total 124; mas- Fourth & Ferry Streets. instruction in the technical work ter of science in agriculture. 3; which is being so rapidly install-j pharmacy. i; total 4: diploma! ed throughout the state. The grantt.d in schoo| of music 1; winter courses, of six weeks grand total 129. duration. are des gned to .»m f u . , , । The faculty has been in- give to the busy men and wo- . * , “,,u wu* creased and strengthened to men of the state the most prac- . , .. . . . .. ... 2;, meet the increasing demands of •ical instruction possib e. These .■ Wout » the institution. The most corn- courses are attracting more of, . .. _ . 7., petent instructors are being se- in the the men and women of the state cured and brought to the agricul each year, and are very much tural college. The faculty at the Lens appreciated by those in attend PRICE present time numbers 102 in ance. clusive of the scht>ol of music. “Your committee respectfully : who depend upon the fees n- asks the support of the State ceived from the students of music Grange for advancement of this for their comp msation. Of the you'll find our groceries just right The price, the quali work. We respectfully request number there are 29 professors, weight will he just what they should be. In justice to vourself KRYPTOKS awhik Zd willingly rater» 5? that our legislative committee be 2 associate professors, 10 assist- and us you should give our table supplies a trial. Then how to live •tyk bifocal right at the right cost will be a solved question. instructed to aid in securing ap- tant professors, 55 instructors propriations in order that the and 6 laboratory assistants. A. E. WILSON complete mission of uhe college "The value of the college plant Optician may be realized. ” Phone has been increased during the NEWBERG THE DA YTON TRIBUNE Railroad Prospects Better. NOTICE GRANGE REPORT APPROVES COLLEGE Backs Buggy off The Arcade Theatre Brigde. Abstract Company YOU WILL FIND | or Ice Cream Soda better j | than OUR’S. There’s some ° | not so Good. I valooviiiiivo iiiuivii vra viiv izvvv 0 1 , Our Fountain Soda is Pure I i Drugs R. L. 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