DAYTON TRIBUNE
time ago on the advisability of I offered for potatore and vege- Patrons and teacher« will and
buildings gymnasium We can1 table» of various kinds? Now Is therti a great means of securing
readily imagine that ail were on the time to ocgin to plan for cooperation jn the work of th<*
Entered aa «ecuad-claaa matter April 7, 1911 at Day ton, Oregon, under the act
the same side of the question those things. It will not be long school, as is amply attest« d by
of March 3, 1879
had they spoken their real senti until planting time.
districts which have already < r-
Published every Friday at Dayton, Oregon by F. T. MELLINGER, Editor ments.
Is your school planning to have ganizeiL L’tinget together in
and Manager
Why not use one well-lighted a booth al the Fair? We want the interexts of the school boys
corner
of the gymnasium whei every school in line this year. and girlii.’
Subacription $1.25 a year in advance
it is built for Manual Training Remember the slogan, “Every
department ? Take that for the School Standardized, and Every
question at your next debate. School in Line for the 1913 Fair. ”
No. 9 is now a standard school Aasonville is planning "some-
A cross in this square indicates that yocr subscription
No. 5 has new walks, a nev hing different” in the way of
has expired and unless we are notified you will receive flag, and they are grubbing ►h« »ooths this year. We hop«? every
no more copies of THE DAYTON TRIBUNE.
surplus trees from the ground . school will do this. Let us ha\e
Please give this your attention.
The house is in a beautiful oa »8 much originality. The variety
grove, but the removal of a fe’ n booths last year added much
reaendy we will
It is evident that the Dem- j on to tell how degrading and im- of the trees will add to the appear to the beauty of the Fair.
ocrats, while they have the op moral the lecture is. “How d<> ance of the property.
Has your s«h>ol entered the
portunity, are going to pull one we know ?” he says. “We have
s;>elli
it contest? Spelling ¡•‘«•Id-
No. 2. Whitecloud, has recent
over on the public.
heard two such lectures.” He ly installed a furnace in the base fash ned. but very necessary.
h&npnlet to
does
not
admit
that
he
heard
We refer to the democrats o'
ment, making the third one-room You tad beM- r get in line. It
the state. U. S. Senator Cham this particular one. but yet he country school in the c u ity hat will add to the interest of the
ut Dayton co the
berlain is looking forward to a displays a lot of unfavorable has a basment an I fur ace heat. nupils.
rogresJve move
place on the President’s Cab criticism, toward a man who is
Are you teaching pictures? Do
No. 88, Rex. has painted the
trying
to
do
some
good
to
his
inet, and our Governor West
building, placed beautiful class not wait till you become pro
map
is on the point of tendering his fellowman, that has not a found-
ficient
before you begin. Send
ical
picture
on
the
wall,
and
in
resignation. This will bring dation of truth in. How do we
to Milton Bradley Co. San Fran-
stalled a r.ew bookcase.
Ben Olcott into the seat of Gov know? Why. we heard the Rev.
clseo
for picture and leaflet and
an(j SCe US
No, 23 has removed the stumps
ernor, who will then appoint Mr. Phelps deliver his lecture,
Io your best. You will be aston-
Gov. West to fill the vacancy of “The Horrors of the Under- from the grounds, and in manv ished at whgt you can accom
about it.
U. S. Senator. Some class eh! world.” and can truthfully say wavs added to the appearance of
plish.
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that there was never an utter- the property. The teacher has an
_ _ , , ,
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a nee of one word during the en- interesting class in agriculture,
no .33
(Hamming the Commercial
Hotel
To ftp J fault with the efforts tjre ¡ecture that could be termed and the boys and girls are learn primary pupils at noon two
of someone else is an easy mat-; .-vi|e degrading or immoral.” as ing to test the soil of the locality. months ago, and they are well
GOOD MEALS
ter. How much easier it ir tn this editor would have you be as well as the seeds they are pleased with their experiment,
COMFORTABLE ROOMS
see some one else’s mistake, lieve. The lecture is perfectly intending to plant. We are ex- and intend to continue the prac- •
CLEAN BEDS
than it is to see our own. We proper in all its phases and in pecting a splendid exhibit at the t>ce- The patrons inaugurated
Careful attention paid to our
patron« wiabea.
are aware of the fact that we stead of being eliminated en Fair this year.
the plan.
make mistakes, and also, that tirely there should be more such
No. 9. is tryiny the same plan Good Service
Gilbert Fones of No. 2. who
you make mistakes. Here is speakers to warn fathers and
Proprietor
one way in which it comes home mothers of the awful clutches in won the calf in the Peffer con- with «Qua* success. Patrons A. J. McCann
test, has already rounded up his w.>uld find it to their inter« st to
to us.
which their daughters are liable hens for the egg contest. The ¡visit the schools, and propose
1 AMIGLI. LOI GE
You fail to take your home pa- to fall.”
N «• O, I«. F
prizes are partly arranged for. any new methods tnat may oc-
per. How is that a mistake? We can relieve the editors and the detail? of the plan will be cur to them. Teachers every
1. nail
You don t support the paper mind in as much, that we have made public soon. One re where would welcome such co
and cause the managing editor heard the Rev Guy F. Phelps in sponsible gentleman has offered operation. Try it.
OLD HICKORY OMI' N o . »» W, O. W. M
a great deal of unnecessary his lecture of the “Horrors of five thoroughbred chickens as one In a circular letter we are issuing
i H. UW« I k
worry. Also in helping the the Underworld” and also his prize, and another has offered today we are urging the teache.-s W. . Y ork
Chik
home paper you help yourselves, lecture on “Terrors of the White three; so the contest is assured. to assist in the organization of
How? Easy enough. A news- Slave Question,” and we still Can we not have other prizes Rural School Improvement Clubs.
Qr. J. H. JESSEN
paper in a town or city is of contend we are right in saying
great shrvice. It is a good sneh lectures should not be per-
Physician and Surgeon
thing for a town. It helps to mi tied to be given to mixed aud-
BANK Of DAYTON
build a town, and increasing the iences.
Country calls attended to
population of a town, it increas-
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OF DAYTON ORISON
promptly day and night.
2.
the Rev. is
es the valuation of Z your prop- . We do not . . doubt
.
. Y J. C NICHOL8 PrwxWnt R. L. HARRIS. Vka Prwidant J. E. MELLINGER. CaaMar <
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-j * sincere in his belief, but this
erty, whether you are a resident1
Board of Direr t«>ra:
DAYTON
BLACKSMITH ,
of the city or town, or a farm does not eliminate the language *
J. C. NICHOLS
R. L. HARRIS
D. A. SNYDER
which is necessarily used to
er owning land adjacent to the
S. C. STUCKEY
J. E. MELLINGER
and REPAIR SHOP
convey his meaning of the topic. 3
town.
à
Doe« ■ General Banking Buaine«i>
4 ,
HORSE SHOEING
If such lectures must be given j
Interest paid on Time Deposits
You may say that our paper
Exchange «old on all point« in U. S
to guard the innocent from err á
•nd
is no good, that it is not worth
We
Solicit
Your
Business
ing and falling into the abyss of
MACHINE WORK
Ihe price of the subscriptisn.
eternal
ruin, . would it not, Mr.
Be this true, but we do not
Made a Specialty.
think it is. that is all the more “ltor’ b? better “ ««««<“'
,
, ., the sexes?
J. L ANDERSON, MGR.
reason why you should support,
the paper. You then stand al D: you wish your daughter, if
good chance of getting a better X°u bave one, to hear, in the
8. P. TIME CARD
tvtaaraton •< fra«« «ad Vegetable«
Fatten of ax'
paper. If we can show a large j presence of a young man, how
NORTHBOUND
subscription list, a goodly amount 8^e mav
successfully and art
Train 74 arrive« 8.23 a. m.
Always
in
the
market
for
Green
and
Evaporated
Fruita,
and
of job work, we are more apt to fully seduced?
Train 76 arrive« 3:48 p. m.
Poultry and Egga Be aura to aee ua before aellng any kind of produce.
southbound
find a man whois willing to buy.
This is a straight question and
Train
77
arrive« 9:28 a. m.
It is impossible to sell some demands a straight answer. We
Train 75 arrive« 5:44 p. m.
thing which you do not possess. leave to our readers the subject
Don’t forget that a newspaper for their own condemnation, as
Tim« Card Dayton Bu«
OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is only a medium through which a majority have heard the above
Leave« Poatoffice in A. M. for
North bound
news of interest is conveyed to mentioned Rev. on his topic
7:40
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bound
9:00
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NOTICE
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SCHOOL NOTES
A few weeks ago we wrote Furnishes By Superintendent and Sup-
visor
an article in regard public speak
ing on the subject of “White
Slave Traffic.” We hadn’t any
The Carlton school has a sew
idea we would draw from any ingclass with Miss Florence Rees
editor any remarks upon the in charge.
subject, but in looking over our
The manual Training depart
exchanges we see where an ments at Carlton and Amity are
editor heads his article “Unjust,” giving
splendid satisfaction
and condemns the editor of the under the management of Donald
Tribune for so doing.
McGogy. We hope to extend the
He says in ¿art, “We know not work to other towns next year.
who is meant in his article, but
No. 54, Mountain Top, reports
presumably it is Rev. Guy F. the Rural Schoo) Improvement
Phelps, of Dallas, as to our know Club in a flourishing condition.
ledge, he is the only gentleman Mr. Hanson and Miss Parr, the
who has had the courage to go teachers, find it a helpful adjunct
out and publicly denounce a in their school work.
thing so horrible as the white
The pupils of No. 9, Chehalem
slave traffic. This (?) editor goes Center, held a debate a short
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Watches and Clocks repaired.
All work Guaranteed
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