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DAYTON TRIBUNE Entered - m second-claw matter April 7, 1911 at Day ton, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 publisher! every Friday at Dayton, Oregon by F. T. MELLINGER, Editor and Manager Subscription $1.25 a year, in advance ining, in which they can prepare ou.k, shape into loaves and let 4 Hz f nClCl themselves either for special rise again, then bake in an oven <-0010X1 Cleri work in some one line, or for at 400 degrees. Cool right side GOOD MEALS general farming, either under up on a wire rack, and do not COMFORTABLE ROOMS the conditions of the moist wes wrap in cloth or paper before CLEAN BEDS tern part of the state or those of putting in tin bread box to keep. Careful attention paid to our the dry-farming regions in the I patrons wishes. east. 0. A. G. Athletic A. L McCann : : Proprietor 0. A. C. Makes a Outlook Bright Hit Prospects for More Championships OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Good Service j NOTICE Rate» $1.25 per day A cross in this square indicates that your subscription has expired and unless we are notified you will receive no more copies of THE DAYTON TRIBUNE. This great institution opens its doors Good This Year Moving Pictures of Poultry and Please give this your attention. for the fall semester on September 20. Bread Makinq Demonstrations Draw Prospects of more champion Courses of instruction include: General Agriculture. Agronomy, Animal Hus SCHOOL NOTES Crowd ships for the O. A. C. athletes bandry, Dairy Husbandry. Bacteriolhgy are excellent this year, Lasc Botany and Plant Pathology, Poultry CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE At the state fair, just closed, I season the Orange men won two Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology, the exhibits of the O. A. C. at- championships, tied for second, \ eterinery Science, Civil Engineering, for the patrons of the office. tracted much attention, . partic- and got one third and one fourth Electrical Engineering, Mechanical En- • Mining Engineering, High The local treachers’ meeting |f He Wants College Education En- uIa.rl.y the demonstrations of the Place in the conference contests, gineering. way Engineering, Domestic Science, last week was attended by quite making of perfect bread and The final review of the records Domestic Art, Commerce, Forestry, a number of beginners and those ouqh to Earn Part Expenses Let the moving picture show conduc- shows the following: Basketball, Pharmacy, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics Him Try of short experience, and all ex ' ted by the poultry department. 0. A. C. champions, U of 0 2 Mathematics, English Language and Literature, Public Speaking, Modern pressed themselves as feeling The “Movies” were utilized U of W 3, W S 0 4, Idaho 5. — Languages, History, Art, Architecture, “ Just two kinds of boys at for the first time here to teach I Wrestling, O. A. C. champions, well repaid for the time spent. champions Industrial Pedagogy, Physical Educa The early opening of hop-picking tend college—those who come the proper methods of poultry | U of W and W S C tied for 2nd. tion, Military Science and Tactics, and made the date of the meeting and those who are sent.” Su culture, and the consequences of Football, U of W 1, O A C and Music. unfortunate, but the possibility spuke the president of an agri- poor management. Prof. James U of 0 tied for second, W S C Catalogue and illustrated literature of such a meeting were madeap-1 cu^ural college. With the for Dryden, head of the poultry hus 3, Whitman 4 and Idaho 5.— mailed free on application. Address; — parent, and a more extended nier the faculty have no trouble, bandry at O. A. C. lectured dur Track. U of O 1st., U of W 2, Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College course of instruction will be of- Buch boys mean business and, ing the exhibit. It was his or- 0 A C 3, Whitman 4, W S C 5,’ Corvallis, Oregon. fered the teachers during the as a l u^e« they make their mark : iginal idea to take these pictures Idaho 6.—Baseball, U of 0 1st, School Year Open» September 20 1912 ili the world. next summer vacation. at the college poultry plant, sh U of W 2, W. S. C. 3, O. A. C. 4. OLD HICKORY CAMP No. 200 W. O. W. Meet» This thought should be of owing first a typical farm scene ■ Though May, Reynolds and every Saturday night in Nichol» Hall. The 1912—1913 edition of the great assistance L. H. LITSCHER to the farmer in mangers Endberg are lost to the football C. H. ROBINSON booklet. “.Suggestions and Out-! . ■ where the hens nest ------- c. C. Cleric lines” is now ready, and will be!«?” jnte(1 with the Question: and are harried by the watch eleven, the big Carlisle Indian mailed to the teachers as soon aslp 1 Send my son to college? dog. A grocery bill shows how half-back will be here to fill one schools open. The kind recep-1 ujay be the making or materially the hens are contrib position, and half a dozen other 0r. J. H. JESSEN tion that was accorded the form-1the marrinS of a career-so may uting to the family support, and men of brawn and experience Physician and Surgeon er edition made it seem worth stay,nf “P™ the farm. Every the farmer ref irms and giv. s are coming to fight a husky lot while to rearrange and enlarge J ”orrnal Father desires the wel- the biddies better care. Country calls attended to of last year’s second team men the pamphlet, and it now con- bis children. How de He makes portable colony ho for the other vacancies. The promptly day and night. tains 70 pages of closely written j cide? Watch the boy! Give him uses, puts them where the chi wrestling team has not lost a matter. Miss Smith and myself a chance in the direction his ckens are on clean ground in en man, and none of the big point DAYTON BLACKSMITH will feel amply repaid for the ef taste naturally lies. Many a closures, and soon realizes a winners of the track team are fort extended, if it contributes boy cut out to be a merchant handsome profit. Incidental to g-one., and REPAIR SHOP in any way to the efficiency of fails because his parents won’i the story are scenes of proper The proposed eastern trip, give him a chance. Many a the educational work in the coun hatching and brooding with var which will take the basketball 1 * L ANDERSON, MGR. ty, or removes a single one of boy fails as a farmer because he ious apparatus, egg marketing, nine out at the Christmas hol the difficulties that so often be should have been a blacksmith poultry dressing and marketing. idays for some 30 games, via All work given prompt attention. set the path of the inexperienced or a lawyer. His heart is not The domestic science and art SanFrancisco. Denver, Nebras in the farm, therefore he can teacher. not succeed. Every normal boy departments in their booths sh ka, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Horse Shoeing* a Spec S. S. Duncan, Co. Supt. • is by nature better equipped for owed the dresses, household ar Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dako ialty- ticles, aud decorative work done tas, ' together with the conferen- nnnncrn *./ za 8ome one thin* than f°r any- by students, and the proper me- ce games and the preliminaries Here is the father’s thod of cooking and serving^¡^h smaller colleges will give Come in and see us _ _ . _ , —. „ cue* H the son has a mania for making things, cultivate and ed meals, preparing invalid trays 0- A- C. the longest season on We do our work well and diets for infants and the the floor door of any institusion. ucate that mania. sick. Dean Calvin’s demonstra C ate, May and McFarland are The boy will largely train him Woman is not being deprived self up to a certain point. Then tions of the manufacture of gone, but Matson will be back S. P. TIME C ard of a right because she is not al it he wants a college education ¿east, beautiful loaves of bread for graduate work, and a verit- lowed to vote on election day. enough to work his way more or and rolls, and other viands drew* able find from Eastern Oregon NORTHBOUND Train 74 arrives 8.23 a. m. Suffrage is not a natural or in less he may safely be trusted to crowds to listen to her discuss- standing 6 ft. 4 in. with exper- Train 76 arrives 4:03 p. m. herent right of the individual. make a start. If he -is half ions of the “how and why.’’ lence at center, will take that SOUTHBOUND position, probably. Capt. Rieben Not a gift of nature bestowed hearted about being sent, it is Her recipe for bread is as fol Train 77 arrives 9:23 a. m. Train 75 arrives 5:51 p. m. upon a child at birth. If it were not safe to send him. The saf lows: 1 cup potato yeast, 1-4 is the only one of the diamond stars who is gone, but there are there would be no need to insert est college for such a boy is the cup sugar; 1 tablespoon salt; 1 Time Card Dayton Bus a clause in any Constitution de agricultural college, because he qt. scalded and cooled sweet good men to draw from. Leaves Postoffice in A. M. for fining the qualification of voters. will there largely be with farm milk; 1-4 cup shortening; and The captains of the teams are: North bound 7:40 The men in the district of Co ers’ sons, and be in contact with flour, quantity varying accord- Otto Sitten, Portland, football; South bound 9:00 lumbia could not be deprived of farm subjects. Should he re ing to kind used. The sponge Bert Burdick, Portland, basket- P. M. the ballot, as they now are under turn to the farm, he will not is made first, or a stiff dough, ball; Harry Cooper, Corvallis, North bound 3:30 the present conditions of gov have departed so far from the as desired, and worked perfect- baseball; John Williams, Port- South bound 5:30 ernment in that territory, and farmers’ line of work as he ly smooth. When it has risen to land, track; and John Kelly, no State however powerful could would had he been sent to a di more than twice it’s original Jefferson, wrestling. withhold the franchise from its fferent kind of college. women citizens. It is a strange At the Oregon Agricultural logic which argues first that College last year there were 253 RAY SPANGLE, Prop. suffrageica natural right, and ( students who earned every cent Every Thursday and Saturday then declares that woman must of their expenses, 160 more who Night have the ballot whether they worked for half the money they LATE MOTION PICTURES wish it or not. Natural rights spent, and 243 others who earn- do not have to be forced upon a ed some part of the money for person. The eminent jurist. their college course. J. G. LEWIS Judge Cooley, said. “Suffrage dayton , O regon For the boy who wishes to go does not exist for the benefit of into the business world, there Notary Public apple r the state itself,” anti further aie both two and four year cour -BurrrB/ All business strctly private more, that, "it is a regulation ses in the school of commerce; which the State estabbshes as a for the boy who would like to YAMHILL COUNTY means of perpetuating its own become a blacksmith or a carpen existence, and of insuring to the ter there are special courses in people the blessings it was in forge work and carpentry in the J. H. GIBSON, President tended to secure.” school of engineering; for the The only Abstract Books in Yam PerSerVM- Can"ed Chief Justice Marshall's de- boy who has an aptitude for el- fruka“meai hill County . Oregon * ®tc., means a readiness for any emergenev McMinnville. cision on this point was “that ectricity, surveying, mining, or -pi min<1 u"«P«ted guest.. She has the granting of the franchise building there are also spe- ™ mXri.lXZ'^ Whvn.i?^ meal •« h« hand J. E. MELLINGER has always hen regarded in the c'a* engineering courses, Why not visit our grocery .nd choose your emergenty table d.int- practice of nations as a matter Farmers’ sons, and those from Dayton, Oregon of expediency and not as an in- the fruit and cattle lands, how- herent right.” ever, are offered a wide choice Notary Public of agricultural branches of tra- Legal Papers Neatly Executed GIVETHE BOY A CHANGE OPPOSED TO WO- th,ngelse MAN SUFFRAGE The Arcade Theatre A Pantry Well Stocked Abstract Company B. GABRIEL & SON
