Dayton tribune., January 24, 1913, Image 1

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VOL. 11
THE INTENATIONAL
“BEN HUR
WILL AGAIN VISIT POR II AF D
(Lttmtnr
DAYTON, OREGON, JANUA ki 24. 1913»
work on the Yarnhill River
bridge at this place M« nday.
Upon inxt Kt gbti< n it u^s dis­
covered that it would Kquiie
new stringers and a In w needle!
bvarnN. A new decking u ill»Iso
About 8 i dies of Sww fill In
be placed on the span.
This Section
For some time the biidge has
Iwen in bad shape, but owing to
Da nqa Wirr t" < r»a{ fiitat
an injunction which had been
served on the County Court, the i
bridge could not be repaired,
The heaviest n w of th'- sea­
he bridge will le open tu son, an I for many years, fell in
this section of the country last
traffic again in a few days.
Friday and Saturday.
HEAVY SNOW
FALL
6
IN THE WORLD OF Uncle Sam Creates
Refuges for Wild
SPORT
Braun. Great German Sprint­
er. to Retire.
Birds
Spectacular magnificence, dra­
About nine years ago Uncle
matic splendor and religious «c-
Sam
became actively interested
stacy are the most notable con­
in
the
pretection of wild birds.
comitants of Klaw and Erlanger’s
This interest was brought about
Internati mal production of “Ben
because of various species of
Hur,” which will be the offering
game
birds, as well as song and
at the Heilig Theatre, Portland,
insect-eating
birds were decreas­
the week of January 27. During
ing rapidly, while insect pests
the thirteen years which have
Some eight inches of snow
were increasing in immense num­
passed since the or iginal prest n-
fell, making transportation dif­
F
bers.
Uncle Sam has recntly
tation of this noble drama, its
ficult.
estimated that the annual loss to
owners have not only kept it up
agricultural and horticultural in­
A great deal of . damage was
to its original grandeur, but have
terests in this coun r amounts
d ine to both electric light and
eia «*rat«HÌ and developed the
A
pleasant
surprise
was
giv
­
to
$420,100,000.
p Ksibil)tl>s of
telephone wires throughout the
production
en
John
A-ms
on
his
54th
birth
­
country. The snow seemed to
The National Association of
each season, until today it stands
Audubon Societies, which was
unrivaled in beauty and splendor day, Jan. 9th. His sister, Mrs. prevail in general throughout
organized for the protection of
of establishment, unsurpassed in B. Freshour and his wife, were the state.
wild birds and animals, began
dramatic sigt ificance and power, i instrumental in furnishing him
Monday the south wind began।
I the campaign a number of years
it was the "last word” of the with a bountiful dinner with a to melt the snow
and before
ago to get certain refuges or re­
stage craft of the nineteenth cen­ number of his intimate fiiends. night rain came to assist.
The
night
of
the
8th
Mrs.
treats where no hunting or kill­
tury and into the new age it
ing beneficial birds was allowed
brought a bigness and perfection Freshour appeared, and as sne Tuesday saw the snow rapid­
at any season of the year.
which will remain the standard lives in the city, she demanded ly disappearing, but the rain
chicken
for
dinner.
Mr.
Arms,
still
continued.
for decades to come.
This first national wild bird
not suspicioning anything, killed
was
set aside March 14, 1903 by
Dealing with the earth life of
and dressed a sufficient number.
a special proclamation of the
Jesus, the most important périrai
When
he
was
called
to
dinner
President Since that time fifty
in history, “Ben-Hur” shows the
he
was
surprised
to
find
Nels
five
other reservations have been
world at its most wonderful ¡>oint
Persson
and
wife,
D.
A.
Snyder
created
solely for the protection
in magnifleen e and wealth, fori
Andrew B. Robertson, better
and
wife,
D.
B.
Unger
and
wife,
of wild birds. These embrace
Rome ruled the world and Caesar
known as "Bird,” was born in
C.
A.
Ryan
aud
wife,
Geo.
I^e
rocky islands, sand beaches, lakes
Augustus was Emperor of the
Morrison. III., February 22. 1864,
and
J.
P.
Berryhill
gathered
to
marshes and other lands of no
mightiest realm the earth had
died at Orange, Cal., January
share
with
him
his
birthday
din
­
agricultural value, reaching from
known. Into this time of display
18, 1913, aged 4§^ears 10 months j
Florida to Alaska and over to the
and pomp carne the lowly Nazar- ner. All enjoyed the pleasant and 26 cfavs.
hour.
Hawaiin
Islands. Many of these
Photo
ene. the Christos for who the
by American Presa Aeeoclatlon.
For
the
greater
part
of
his
life
We
wish
Mr.
Arms
many
hap-
are
the
ancestral
breeding places
nation had longed, and it is this
Brunn. Geràni ny'x champion
he made his headquarters in Ore- mi,nil dieta
of
birds,
some
of
which are al-
nee run tier, who Is on a
personality of Jesus, that perme-1 Py rt',ur"8 tt,ld hoPe
may
gun,
going
to
California
during
par
with
some
of
the
liext
in
the
world,
mo?t ex e. minated I y plume hui -
ating the fabric of the Wallace- *‘ve to 8ee many more birthdays.
the
winter.
He
was
a
box
mak-
t1
"
’
'
bi» ix-rmanent retire- ters.
Young drama, makes it a sermon
______
l
.
,
menl from athletic». He xayx he will
er oj craae.
uol trj(llI f„r |||e U|vmpljld Wbich win
¿'The largest and best national
as well as a drama of tremendous
8tor >, a FeatMr Boa.
rt ,
.
, . ,
.. be held In Berlin In 1H1K
’
wild
bird reservations are on the
significance. The reverence with A woman went into a store In Balti
He leaves to mourn his death
rwlMOll for taklnR thlR on.
of
Christ
,u,,re
•'
‘
•"y*
"K"
nnd
looked
over
Pacific Coast,” said William L.
which the im ninene •
1 Home cloth She needed two bands to three sisters and two brothers. ex|xx-ted Step at a time yben his serv-
is indicated has made 'Ben-Hur' feel the cloth properly and no she laid
Funeral
services , to , be , held . in ' i prexxure
*’*"
u,OMt
•" Finley, State Game Warden for
,
of buxlnxxx. Brnun » father Oregon, who has during the past
a religious pageant, while the on the table the feather Urn that was r,
Dundee at 10 O clock today, j proixwc» to turn over his large Inter-
sweep of the story of Ben-Hur f"° ""r,n
c,irry
her neck
year succeeded in getting a large
Friday January 24.
IeHtH •” b>m »bortly.
I
and
Messala
Esther
mid
Iras
:
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,en
sl,
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p
"
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“
on
,h
*
coun,er
When Bruun told his friends of his number of smaller game refuges
anu messaia, Miner ana iras.
to the o|iell|ng
the tube that
intention they tried to make him in various parts of his state.
Carries audiences off their feet, carries the money to the cashier and
Installât on
; change Ida mind. Athletes of hia qual-
the culmination of the dramatic brings ba<k the change.
‘‘One of our government reser­
| ity were needed in Germany.
He
Dlot
being
the
chariot
race
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«tie
tube
vations
includes a vast area of
.
would have none of It. however.
p /v oeing me cnariot race. lbat
t(iat there b , drnft of n(r
At
their
regular
meeting
Tues-
“
I'm
getting
tired
of
athletic»."
the treeless tundra at the mouth
wherein Ben-Hur conquors and flowing into it ail the time. Thi» draft
» »porting writer, "i have of the Yukon River in Alaska.
degrades his enemy.
enught nt the fentber t>oa. and in a sec- day evening, Januarv 21, Secur-
1 ond the wavy black xoftnexa waa anak- ity Assembly No. 16 United Ar-
the great sport
it’s
, . . , .
; »retting tiresome. When you train for Another includes Lower Klamath
Nothing more realistic than nd off the counter and sent flying away
tisans held their annual installs- athletics you can't attend toother busi- Lake in Colifornia and southern
this scene in the arena of the
’he floor»
tion.
A large number of the
My father marta to retire noon. Oregon, and a third includes
.
-.1. r.
u
Nnturnlly the owner and the Mlea
| him ! I »nut to take up bin affairs and
. < f Antioch With Ben-Hur women were greatly aatonlahed. but members were present.
1 make the paint business even more Malheur and Harney Lakes in
and Messala contesting for SU- their aafonlahment wax not a circum-
than it is."
Oregon. These three act as im­
premacy has ever been imag ned
to ,hnt of the caxhier at the
A splendid luncheon was ser­ | sveeexxful
Braun Ims l>een cornfteting fot eight mense nurseries where untold
k., «
. > i
other end of the tube when the boa
by a dramatist or excuted by a rnme whirling out and settled down in ved after the installation cere­ years. He has won hundreds of short
thousands of ducks, geese and
producer. The race enthralls a coll before her She thought It was mony. The following officers dlatam-e races.
other
wild fowl are reared each
because on its outcome depends n
h"’ H wn"n't «nd «« "he re were installed to the respective
turned ir to the woman downstair« offices; —
Denver
Hae
Some
Batter.
-
year.
Uncle Sam has establish­
’t
life, honor, riches to the victor, who hud lost It
lints off to Healy of Denver—Healy, ed strict laws for the protection
and when Ben-Hur receives the
who pitched for the champions of the
P. M. A.
Herbert Baxter Western
league during the season. of these wild birds on the reser­
Magic Divination.
victor's crown of wild olive, aud­
M.
A.
Daisie
Huddleston
Healy
has
made a new record and one vations and employs special war­
iences applaud with the greatest Home evening when you have a few Supt.
Geo. Lee which, like that of Joe Wood, may dens to see that these laws are
.
friend« to entertain try thix trick on
enthusiasm.
them to »how what wonderful power» Insp.
Clark FVxitor ",Rnl, forever, in thirty-seven games
enforced. ”
I e
Healy ap|»-nred at bat elgbty-two
'Ben-Hur” matinees are an-'/".... you p^ex» You pro Sec.
.TA
a
L,.
>ams
times,
and
not
once
did
Healy
make
a
. r
... .
.
. .
f imhi HI m nii (1 Milim of paper and de-
‘‘A few years ago Mr. Russel
Bounced for Wednesday and Sat- clan* that If some one will write a Treas.
Addie Baxter, base hit. That's an unprecedented Sage became greatly interested
urday. The prices
all p< r- word <>r sentono on one alip you will Sr. Con.
Ada Westerfield 8h"”’,n’r H has occasionally happen-
p
u ju
6,1 th,,t "o™** Informer went fifteen in the work accomplished by the
fonnances
are50c
to$2.00. Mail
t1
"”*try ,o dlvlne whHt he M. of C.
rrailK
Marsh
(ir
uixteeti games hitless, but never be­ Audubon Societies and gave sev­
.
...
, ,
1» writing mid write down on another
orders will receive prompt atten-lxMp th.. vprv Mlline won|B You hand Jr. Con.
Paul Lewis fore has any athlete been up eighty- eral thousand dollars which was
tion. Seat sale opens Thursday, the nr»t »Up. folded, to one person, on Field Coms.
Geo. Westerfield“ tw"
Dnished with a batting
»< ... c
,
average of .000. It's tbe most wonder- used to carry on educational work
Jan. 23. This is the fourth vis your own «lip yon have written. “The
Mattie bnyder fu| thlllg of the age reversibly speak- in the schools in some of the
very same words." Some one 1« re
it of Ben-Hur to Portland.
A. W. Hatfield1 ing. and 11,1s should be doffed in honor southern states where song birds
¡quested to rend aloud the first slip Inst.
William Pate ot
Nobody else ever did
You then xuy. “Now kindly read out Warder
it. Nobody may ever equal it in fu- had for many years been killed
what k haw written ” The holder Organist
Ethel
Miller
ture
as game birds. A shorttimeago
operw It find naturally replies. "The
F. T. Mellinger
very «nme words'* And the audience Finance Com.
Mrs. Sage purchased Marsh is­
Haw They Differed.
lx exceedingly my»t I tied.
J. W. Shippy
land
in Louisiana, a tract of land
Two brothers named Chalmers, one a
Paul Lewis minister
and rhe other a physician, containing seventy-five thousand
Under the head of the good of lived together in a western town. One acres. This is a great breeding
“Strange things uappen."
the
order. J. B. Sword. District I X" f^Xme^
gr°Und f°r wi!d
a;d,als° *
“WbHt now?"
Crew From McMinnville Doinq
“We Were luvlted out to dinner the Manager, of Portland addressed , c*nn- w’bo answered the door, replied:
'ast resting place for flocks that
other day ”
Work
"You've changed considerably »Inee migrate from the North during
the assembly. Mr. Sword is I last
“Well. whnt about It?”
heard you preach." said tbe man. the wjnter season.
Mrs.
18
Mrs. Sage
Sage
"My wife somehow or other forgot
a pi »eared greatly astonished.
1
* is
Cal. Long« of McMinnville, to make that an excuse for a new worki gin the interest of the who
District meeting which is to be "Oh. It's my brother you want to see. ! determined to make a permanent
with a crew of four men started gown Het roll Eree Press
He preachex. and 1 practice.”—Wiscon wild bird refuge OUtof the island,
held in Dayton, Feb. 18.
ain State Journal.
A PLEASANT
SURPRISE
PASSED AWAY
BRIDGE BEING RE
PAIRED