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DAYTON TRIBUNE could possibly be great enongh tion of the Willamette valley. to offset all the evils which W. L. Ketchum, one of our would be inevitably certain to enterprising farmers, living a Entered aa second-class matter April 7, 1911 at Dayton, Oregon, under the act follow in its wake. few miles from town, has an ( of March 3, 1879 English Walnut tree which is Published every Friday at Dayton, Oregon by F. T. MELLINGER, Editor only 6 years old. Mr. Ketchum and Manager says the tree was full of blooms but quite a number fell off. yet Subscription (1.25 a year in advance Those desiring to enter the the tree has a large number of Oregon Agricultural College June nuts on it. How is that for a walnut tree? 18 will not be required to pass 6 YEAR OLD TREE OF W. entrance examinations. All who Human Natur.. A cross in this square indicates that your subscription KETCHUM S BEARING WELL “Why Is It that you are bald." they believe they can profit by the asked the hair tonic man. “If your courses offered are freely admit has expired and unless we are notified you will receive preparation Is ho good?” no more copies of THE DAYTON TRIBUNE. ted, since it is supposed that they A day or so ago we were stop “My friend«." he «aid xadly. “If Please give this your attention. ped, on the street by a friend of grew hair on my bend I'd I* tormented come with serious purpose. Those death by Hkeptic» »catching at it in desiring college credit toward a the Tribune and told that wal to the attempt to prove that It was a degree will be granted it for all importance? nuts could be raised in this sec- wig.”—Lippincott's Monthly. work of the same standard as Though the mind of woman is that of the regular school year. as strong as that of man for a Let’s sharpen our scythe and short time, how much more fre mow the grass from in front of quent is the case of complete our place. Let’s clean up the mental and physical break down, vacant lot so that on the day of called “Nervous Prostration,” the 4 th the town wont look like in woman than in man. We use [Jr. J. H. JESSEN a widows farm and the widow this because when suffrage is granted, women must do the dead. Physician and Surgeon Let’s mow, rake and burn the strenuous work of the political Country calls attended to grass which so beautifully decks world as well as men, and must Dayton ’ s Great Celebration will soon be here anc promptly day and night. our streets. Why not have some face the hardships the same, EVERYONE will want a NEW DRESS for the occassion. pride in the way we look. Not and we do not believe they are DAYTON BLACKSMITH only do we want this done for able to stand it. We are going to give YOU an opportunity to buy We believe they are better looks but because it is very ben the same at a GREAT DISCOUNT. This sale will be eficial to the safety of the City. । protected as they are. and REPAIR SOHP for CASH and CASH ONLY. When you have a large crowd you are more liable to have care- APPACITIAM J. I. ANDERSON, MGR. less peopleabout matches. One Vl I UDI I IL/ll All work given prompt attention. tiny match used to light a cigar- A Iki Cl ICED APE ette, pipe or cigar and then; WOMAN aUlTKAUL Horse Shoeing* a Spec thrown down in the high grass might cause a fire which would That the entrance of women put our fair city in ruins. into general wage earning has We can all do a little to help ' unquestionably lowered the Come in and see us make things look brighter and 1 wages of men, is no longer a dis- better by a few hours work. duted question. There are men We do our work well What do you say we try? today who cannot support their families because their wives are S. p. TIME CARD doing for less money the work with which they once received NORTHBOUND their incomes. The economic Train 74 arrives 8:18 a. m. Train 76 arrives 4:16 p. m. independence of the wife, as ar- Many hive been the lines SOUTHBOUND gueed by the suffragist, is dis printed on the pages of every Train 77 arrives 9:27 a. m. tasteful to American women. Train 75 arrives 5:48 p. m. news-paper in the State on the If the woman does not take issue of Woman suffrage, and enough into the home without Time Card Dayton Bus up to this time I have not seen wage earning to make her con Leaves Postoffice in A. M. for my sentiments entirely express- tribution equal to the man’s to North bound 7:40 ed in any issue. make the partnership a fair one, South bound 9:00 You ask us are you in favor then there must be something P. M. of woman suffrage? We answer wrong with the woman. North bound 3:30 nb and yes. There are some South bound | 5:30 The cry has been heard so points in woman suffrage that long in this count)y, that every we are in favor of, but a great woman should be economically many more that we are not. independent has had sad effects. In my last issue a Suffragette The desire of the women to be RAY SPANGLE, Prop. expressed herself. Among other out doing the worlds work is things said by her was the belief not helping the Nation. The re Svery Thursday and Saturday that men and women could and volt of womankind against those Night would regulate the juror question necessary tasks which were ac LATE MOTION PICTURES My friends if woman is given the cepted by our grandmothers is power of the ballot and wishes threatening many of the homes [JR. O. C. GOODRICH to place herself on an equality of this country. Suffrage will with man, bringing herself from not make our existing homes the position she now occupies, more stable, or imbue the young DENTIST to a point far below it, I am in woman who becomes inoculated Dayton. : ; Oregon favor of showing her no leniency. with its precepts, with the am Woman is now looked up to by bition to start one of her own. J. G. LEWIS man and is treated with a great On the other hand it is likely to DAYTON, OREGON deal more respect than she will fill her with contempt of old tra Notary Public be when she enters the polling ditions and thus greatly harm All business strctly private place and casts her ballot. society. YAMHILL COUNTY Woman was never intended to Suffrage would inevitably match her strength or Intellect-; break down many of the barriers ual power against man tiecause which our wise fore fathers er- J. H. GIBSON, President ■he is not physically constituted ei ted to protect youth. Almost The only Abstract Books in Yam to withstand the strain. In re every bad sociological condition hill County gards to women running barber of the time has grown out of the McMinnville, Oregon Shops our friend the suffragette destruction of those old time said, “It was work only fit for safeguards. Their protection a man.” This may be true, but against further assaults must J. E. MELLINGER if woman wishes to place her largely lie with women; suffrage Dayton, Oregon self as our equal she must re of itself, would not sustain, but Notary Public member she is. or will not be weaken them, and the absorp I^gal Papers Neatly Executed considered any better than man. tion of women in affairs in which She also says children are ne- their help is really most needed glected more every day for friv would so occupy their time that that childern love so well, and grown folks too. are here aplenty. olous things. This is only ar they would cease to be their There are jam* and jelligs, peanut butter, dainty things that tickle gument against the granting of guardians. ; Too strong a tend the palate and benefit the body as well. Why not have a supply suffrage, for the reason that, if < ency toward liberty in the past of them in the house. You’ll find them very handy on many oc children are neglected now for has ! often led to license, and his casions. frivolous things, what will be ' tory repeats itself. There is no the outcome if woman does have good i which the advocates of wo an opportunity to work in a po- man i suffrage ever have declared litical way for a measure of some I the change must bring, which NO EXAM’S FOR 0 A. C SUMMER SESSION ENGLISH WALNUTS GAN BE RAISED NOTICE Let’s Do It June Sale of Summer Dress Goods TO FROM JUNE 17-22 A Few of OUR ROCK BOTTOM Prices AS WE SEE IT 30c. Japionne Silk Now 25c 39c 50c. Flowered Voile 25c 35c. White Wash Goods 21c 30c. ° 18c 25c. ° 30c. Voile De Lisle all colors 24c 16c Batiste 12c SHOES The Arcade Theatre A 10 per cent d scount on all OXFORDS L J. Shippy WHOLESOME DAINTIES Abstract Company BURCH & DEY B. GABRIEL & SON
