DAYTON TRIBUNE
Entered u eecond-daas matter April 7. 1911 at Dayton, Oregon, under the act
of March 3, 1879
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women loyal to their sex. Not
many admire what resembles
traitorism.
I have no fear of the success
of suffrage the coming election,
for I have held no hope. If we
gain even a little it means ulti­
mate success. As Justice Brew­
er said in one of his martyr
sketches, “It is bound to come
sometime.”
I cannot blame married women
for siding with their husbands,
who oppose suffrage, it is only
natural, perhaps right they
should be influenced by them,
but spinsters should be more in­
dependent, more self reliant.
A SUFFRAGETTE
Prizes For Children VIEWS OF A
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SUFFRAGETTE June Sale
I
Rm Strickland. asHistunt clerk tn the
HUBBY MAKES AN EXCUSE
•tate bureau of printing and binding
Mid when be tired in Greenfield there
lived tbere also a family composed of a With the girls he always jollied
man. bls wife and n dog tbat was
and joked,
claimed by both of them The family
With his stories he always was
was nomadic, wandering almiit the
there;
country with a decrepit horse in ihe
■uminer time, and the don «ita then But alas one day the tables were
constant companion Finally tbe dog
turned
lived its allotted days and was buried
For
they
found
on his coat a —
with as much |iomp in the man and
his wife could comma nd
Next
hair.
Strickland saw the woman, and «he
They tied it all up with a little
was bewailing the loss of the dog
white string
a crumb of comfort St rick I and offered
“Now. Aunt Martha, yon shouldn't j
And with a note Sent it Up to
feel so bad about tbat dog What if it '
his house,
had been Uncle Billy <the husband* in
And when he came home from
■tead T'
"That might ’a' been purty bad.
the show that night
responded Aunt Martha, "but. Ren. I
He
stole
in as quite as a mouse.
tell you. that was a awful good dog
Indianapolis News.
And this is the story he told his
of Summer
Dress Goods
.
wife:
“Now dear please let me ex­
plain,
That hair never came from any
girls head
But out of our old horse’s mane.
All the exhibits from one school,
should be entered as one school
It seems to me the two short
exhibit, though they will be judg- articles, printed in your paper, on
ed also as individual exhibits. Opposition to Woman Suffrage
The schools should apply to the are weak articles. Maybe mine
The Univ«»rHlr.v of Wisconsin tmty
superintendent for space and en­ will be weaker still: I cannot be
hold
lot ere bi»« crew race« this sum­
try blanks as soon as possible, | the judge.
mer for the first time in the history of
reporting as nearly as possible । Of my merit as a writer I am
Dayton’s Great Celebration will soon be here and rowing st the Madison inatitutlMk.
the number of entries to be made almost as modest as the woman EVERYONE will want a NEW DRESS for the occassion.
from that school.
who wouldn’t vote. By the way
BLACKSMITH
We are going to give YOU an opportunity to buy DAYTON
I
_ The children are urged to send wonder how modest they are?
This sale will be
their exhibits to the state fair at Home duties ought not to inter­ the same at a GREAT DISCOUNT.
fere
too
much
with
the
worker
«nd REPAIR SOHP
Salem, Sept. 2—7, after they
for CASH and CASH ONLY.
who
signs
herself
Miss.
The
have been shown at Corvallis.
J. I. ANDERSON, MGR.
Those intending to do so should mother with her chi Idem around
her
should
be
more
interested
in
write the secretary of the state
All work given prompt attention.
fair for entry blanks and instruc­ the measure than the few Spins­
tions. The cost of the care of ters who can at , least, hold and
Horse Shoeing* a Spec
these exhibits at Salem will be control their small wage, or their
met by the state board of agri­ little property.
culture, though shippers must
The only argument that seems
prepay express and frieght. to me to prove anything against
Come in and see us
When they are delivered for re­ suffrage is women as jurors. I
turn shipment the Southern Pa­ freely admit I would not care to
We do our work well
cific will refund the money upon be the only woman on a jury as
presentation of a certificate from was the case in Seattle not long
s. P. TIME CARD
the Secretary of the State Board ago. However I think men and
of Agriculture. Similar conces­ women can correct these errors
NORTHBOUND
sions may be made by other roads. together. I believe the jury is
Train 74 arrives 8:18 a. m.
Train 76 arrives 4:16 p. m.
No fee will be charged for en­ not supposed to sleep, and in case
SOUTHBOUND
this
rule
should
not
always
be
tering exhibits at the state fair
Train 77 arrives 9:27 a. m.
Train 75 arrives 5:48 p. m.
and each exhibitor will be given enforced, is it any worse to rest
behind
a
screen
with
a
woman
a ticket for the fair good for one
attendant than to be the only
Time Card Dayton Bus
day.
woman in a Pullman sleeper en­
Leaves Postoffice in A. M. for
Since the county fair offers tirely unattended as must some­
North bound
7:40
prizes for exactly the same con­ times happen. The light and the
South bound
9:00
tests as the state fair. the boys guard are sufficient protection.
P. M.
and girls may easily prepare their
North
bound
3:30
Almost every state has some
South bound
exhibits for both and thus have law or laws better than others.
5:30
opportunity to win two prizes on I would like to see some of the
one exhibit. Every school send­ laws of Oregon amended, even
ing exhibits from 1-4 of its stud­ before we gain suffrage of which
ents will be given a prize in ad­ I am a firm advocate.
RAY SPANGLE, Prop.
dition to the individual prizes of­
In Oregon women cannot hold
fered.
Every Thursday and Saturday-
even the insignificant office of
Night
Prizes for the best 10 ears of County Superintendent, County
field corn are offered, amounting Clerk or Treasurer. They can in
LATE MOTION PICTURES
to $5 in cash for first prize and $3 many other states that do not
in merchandise for both A and B lioast of their generous laws. I
DR. O. C. GOODRICH
classes, with the same for the do not believe in women rushing
best 10 ears of pop corn. 10 ears too hastily into office. They have
DENTIST
of sweet corn, the l>est water­ much to learn and great pains
Dayton,
;
;
melon, the two best mukmelons, should be taken to get the right
Oregon
the best squash, the best pump­ woman in the right place.
J. G. LEWIS
kin. the best 10 potatoes, the best
As for police, women could
DAYTON, OREGON
cabbage, the best gallon of onions only be assistants to their hus­
Notary Public
the best two bunches of celery, bands and brothers.
All business stretiy private
the best grain selections in sheaf,
Physical labor demands the
the best bird house, piece of fur­ most strength. I detest a barber
YAMHILL COUNTY
niture. laiwir saving device, two' shop run by a woman. That is
•CW
glasses of jelly, hand made apron work fit only for man, yet we
machine mad«*apron, dress, three have woman barbers in Oregon
J- H. GIBSON, President
pieces of darning, sweet peas, and suffrage can’t be blamed for
The
only Abstract Books in Yam­
asters, trio of ducks trio of chick­ it either. It seems absurd the
hill County
ens of the American class, trio plea that little ones will be neg­
McMinnville.
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Oregon
of Mediterraean chickens. Eng­ lected if their mothers vote, when
lish. Asiatic and Hamburg chick-
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we know they are neglected more:
J. E. MELLINGER
ens, and miscellaneous. I* or thefeverv ¿av for frivolous things,
best loaf of bread, the best jar < ..
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Dayton, Oregon
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It was touching to read of the
of canned fruit or vegetables.
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\
<• hrst . prize ot »5 in class
i
f in cash
? antis
Notary Public
A,
. _ last , election.
, . who had to go .
home ami come back accompanied
Legal
Papers Neatly Executed
and the same in merchandise in
by their husbands and brothers
class B have been announced,
are —
much surprised ourselves to
to offer you
you 9UVTI
such smart
smart
with second prizes of $3.50 in to save . them from the suffragists. we -------
w be able
m ic tuuuci
dishes, shoes or merchandise* are ay ey ever piove worthy of apparel for so little money. Somebody is losing monev somewhere
gallantry and devotion. I 1 won«
----- we are sure. - It - is not we and it certainly won’t be you if you buy
to be given.
der if the unmarried among the one of these suits at present prices. We do not even hope to be
antis do not expect a great deal j able to duplicate this offering.
Bathatball la Oaamad.
Jack Moak ley. Cornell university ath­ of respectful admiration and'
letic coach, aaya tbe deathknell of baa- gratitude from the anti-miffrage
kethall aa an intorculieaiato game la
«ouoded
He aaya that bock ay will men. They may get their reward.
Jlaplac« baakatbalL
still I doubt it. Men like to see
FROM JUNE 17-22
A Few of OUR ROCK BOTTOM Prices
30c. Japionne Silk Now 23c
50c. Flowered Voile
39c
35c. White Wash Goods
23c.
30c. “
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21c.
25c. “
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18c
50c. Voile De Lisle all colors 24c
16c Batiste
12c
SHOES
The Arcade Theatre
A 10 per cent discount on all
OXFORDS
L J. Shippy
To Be Candid With You
Abstract Company
BURCH & DEY
B. GABRIEL & SON