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VOL. II
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DAYTON, OREGON, DECEMBER 20, 1912.
NO. 1
We Wish You JI Merry Christmas
Telephone Co. Holds
MUSICALE
Annual Meeting i Miss Jeannette Ogden Holds
Adjourned Until Third Saturday
in January
COLLEGE EDITOR MERRY CHRISTMAS HAVE BEEN WITH
First ! STANDS
MOCK WE WISH OUR FRIENDS A MERRY YOU A YEAR
Musicale For Her Class
CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
Tribune Under Present Management
TR’AL FOR LIBEL
NEW YEAR
Saturday, December 14, Miss
Has Been Here a Year
¡Jeannette Ogden held, at her
Again the Christmas Season
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home on Fir Brook Ranch, this Boys in University Dormitory Re
iomes and is welcomed by both
sent High Flown Description
The annual meeting of the city> a musica’e for her pupils.
December 15, this year, closed
arge and small, old and young.
of Simple Little Party
Yamhill County Mutual Tele-
Miss Ogden has been teaching
the business of my first year.
To the young it is the one sea­ One year ago I assumed the re­
phone Company was held in the this class for seme time, and
Dayton Opera House, Saturday, said class made a gocd showing
Whether it is a crime for a son of the year when joy and sponsibility of being a public
Dec. 14. A large number of last Saturday. Only the rela- newspaper to hurt its readers’ mirth abound: when good Old servant for this community in
stockholders were present.
। lives of the pupils v ere present. feelings is being tried out before Santy comes down the chimney the way of an editor.
the high court of the Lauren and,filla “ s"kir® wi,h
Many and varied were the Those present were:- Mesdames Literary Society of the Univer- candy- nuts and toys to the da’
My efforts have been weak
Coburn, Parker, Harte, Coovert
discussions which were brought
and
oftimes nonsensical, but
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light
of
all.
and Walling.
sity.
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before the meeting.
nevertheless
we have done our
To the middle aged it is a day
Miss Ogden, has for the pas*
Haro'd Young, city editor of of joy tn giving and receiving best and we thank the good peo­
Outside of the appointing of a few months been a student of
the “Emerald,” the college pa­ tokens of love and friendship.
ple for their kindness and pa­
few committees there was no­ music under a Miss Trotter, a
per, is the “prisoner” at the bar
tience.
thing definite done. One com­ German graduate, in Portland
To the old, it is in some re­
If nothing happens to prevent
mittee which' was appointed is and is now becoming very pro­ and the Dorm Club, composed of spects a day of sorrow and long­
students who live at the college
we
will be with you another
to effect a change in the consti­ ficient in the art.
ing. The little ones have grown
dormitory,
is
the
relentless
com-
year
and again endeavor ti give
tution and by-laws of the com­
to man and womanhood and per­
plaintive.
The
programme
of
the
after
­
pany, which wid be voted on at
haps have little ones of their you a b right, newsy paper.
noon was as follows:
Younc’s counsel, Fred Hard­ own; the old people miss them,
the next meeting.
To our subscribers we will ex­
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,
... Tiny Tots Waltz
L. E. Orth esty. of Astoria, admitted pub­ and think with tender longing tend our appreciation for their
B« Bure and come but con’t;
Hpzel Parker
lication of the alleged “libelous of the Christmas Eve of long loyal support and patronage
come with the idea that you can
_
w
and
slanderous” article, but de­ ago. Christmas isn’t the same during the past year, and also I
rur. the meeting and the entire!Blrds
Son* Streabbog
nied
malice and stood on the to them any more.
company op slanoer and bull-'
Evadna Harte
wish to thank the merchants
Orth rights of a newspaper to legiti­
dozing. It is a positive fact j Mayflowers
“Peace on Earth Good Will for their loyal support in adver­
mate news and fair comment.
tising and job work.
tn^t auuse is not argument, and l
Heath Walling
Toward Men.”
The Emerald had described a
the quicker some people lind it'Duett,Cindeiella Waltz. LaGrand
The time when the “Star of
I am in hopes in the next year
dance
given at *he dormitory by Bethleham” shines the bright­ to increase my subscription 1 is t
Veda
Howard,
Sophia
Detmering
out the better their standing in
the community is going to Le. On Dress Parnde
McIntyre the hoys who couldn’t afford to est; the time when song sounds at least 100 more than we now
go home for Thanksgiving. It the sweetest; the time when the ! have. I am also in hopes I may
Veda Howard
D nt forget the meeting L
spoke of the “glassv floor.” merry are the merriest
• be able to place our merchants
Ellmerich
tobe next January, the thiid Spinning Song
Experts were called to show’ this Hark to the bells of Christmas For larger space advertising this
Sophia Detmering
Saiurday the 18th.
was libelous irony. Testimony
As they ring o’er land and sea, coming year than in the pre­
Duett, Clover Leaf Idyll, Powell showed that the Emerald’s “brew
Martha and Sophia Detmering of rare juices” was really lemo­ When the world is glad and joy­ vious year.
ous,
Cedar Brook Waltz Streabbog nade and that a certain “two-
And
is
pleasant
for you and me.
Harriet Coburn
step” was in fact a waltz.
When the presents have all been
Jungman
Heimmeh
David Pickett, of Prineville,
given,
Martha Detmering
is judge, and James Donald, of
And the childern are all at
Rock of Ages
Something a Young Man
Lewis i Baker, prosecuting attorney.
play;
Charles Robertson produces some
May Giva HU Fiancee
Gladys Harte
Verdict expected next week.
We think this must be Heaven.
= Daily ——
Christmas Hint
SOME CARROT
very large Carrots
rbe up to date young woman care*
uoiUing about pocket* nowaday*
In
fa<-t they spoil the line« of a narrow,
wtralxbt skirt tn a tailored costume.
Continently almost any girl woulu
The one glad Christmas day.
Friends we again wish you a
A few days ago Charles Rob-
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
ertson, who lives about a mile
northeast of our city, came to the
office with two very large carrots.
One of these carrots measured 7
inches in diameter and 12 inches
in length and weighing? pounds.
vices held at the Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon, con­
ducted by the pastor, Rev. E. D.
Andrew J. Proffit, for Many Years Clark, the body later being laid
to rest in Greenwood cemetery
1 Resident of Lexington, Neb
। In accordance with the solemn
Undergoes a Surgical Oper-
funeral rites of masonry, of
atk» Which Proves
which order he was a member.
Fatal
The other one was about the
Deceased was born in Clayton
A woman entered a large de­ same length but not quite so
county, Iowa, December 25,
partment
store, and going to the large around. It weighed 6 lbs.
1864.
He
came
to
Nebraska
in
A. J. Proffit. better known as
Andy” Proffit, to his wide cir­ 1885, and for many years follow­ silk department, she said to the
He also told us he had a few
cle of friends in Dawson County, ed the occupation of barber. clerk:
raspberry bushes that were some
died at the M. E. Hospital, Oma­ While a resident of Lexington
“Something in plain blue taff­ class. Ripe berries, green ber­
ha, last Monday, the result of a he was married to Miss Laura eta, plear e. Not so dark as ries and blossoms still on the
surgical operation for the re­ Nye. In 1906 his health was so navy blue, nor as light as cam- oushes at this time of year.
poor that he determined on a
moval of gall stones.
change of climate and with his bridge blue, but darker than
Oregon to the front in fruit
For many years Mr. Proffit family moved to Oregon. After Eton blue, and yet a little off
and
vegetable production.
was a victim of the disease and remaining there five years the from electric blue—hardly a sky
had tried many remedies with­ family returned to Dawson Co. blue, more like robin’s egg blue.
1911, and he rented a farm Something like this new tint,
out avail. Recently his condi­ in
near Overton, upon which bis pearly blue. I think they call
tion wa* such that an operation wife and children reside at pres­
it morninfl glory blue, which is
was deemed necessary to save ent.
He is survived bv his wife something like turquoise blue or
his life, and on Tuesday, Dec­
McMinnville Paper Makes
and
four children, the oldest Copenhagen blue, and yet not
ember 3, accompanied by his
being
Harold,
aged
17;
Carrol,
Mistake
brother Will, he journeyed to 15; Chester, 11, and Alfred, 6. quite so light as that. Still, it
isn
’
t
quite
so
dark
as
this
new
Omaha and located in the M. E. He was a warm-hearted man,
In one of the McMinnville pa­
Hospital where he submitted to and his many friends in this qua-marine blue or Reckitt’s
blue,
nor
so
light
as
baby
blue.
part
of
Nebraska
will
drop
a
pers appeared an article saying
the dangerous operation. His
case, it appears, was an aggra­ tear of regret over his untimely Have you anything in the shade the river bridge at this place
was closed.
vated one, necessitating two in­ demise. The Pioneer, with all of blue I have described?”
other friends, extend to the be­
The salesman promptly un-
cisions by the operating sur­ reaved family sincere sympathy
My friend, the editor was par-
geon. He rallied from the op­ and condolence.
rolled a length of Bilk which tilU correct The bridge
a cross between the blue'.. .
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eration, but was despondent as
In addition to being a mason was
devil and the bhie sea, and said: ^is place was closed for a day
to the outcome, and on Monday he was also a member < f the
“This is what you mean-it ¡. or so but it now is in a passable
A. O. U. W. and the Degree of
ast passed away.
condition. Mr. Editor, please
Honor, in each of which orders, called London milk.”
The remains were forwarded we are told, he carried an in­
And she said he was perfectly make same correction in your
to thi i city and the funeral ser- surance of $2,000.
next iUsue.
I correct in the matter.
DEAD
She Knew What
[ She Wanued
To Correct an Error
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Moro bar vanity trlOaa