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DAYTON TRIBUNE dress in the morning on one of the usual subjects, and W. A. Scott entertained them in the same manner in the afternoon. Miss Williamson, also of Mc Minnville, gave several readings Pike Valley, No. 52 will have that were well received, and a basket social on the evening of w’hich brought repeated encores. March 22nd. This is a very I The pupils of the Rally district« trovo u wide-awake, up-to-date district, ' gave a vnrv very outHIlliim* entertaining DTO- pro and the people believe in making gram> ani| tne teacher« did their the school-house the social center |)Urt toward making the meeting of the community. The effect a success. The dinner served of their getting together, and at the noon hour left h grave studying the interests of the ¡doubt in themindsof the visitors school is easily apparent to »nY J llB to whether t|lere jB any ne- one who visits the school, or ceRsjty for teaching domestic who talks to the patrons on tne 8cjence ¡n that locality. The matters. mothers understand the art so well, that there is nothing left The Ra ly held m Happy Valley, .... PnHv . by the people I ot r that district, tobe desired. . I _ he , next v Rally .. a r . . au co will I m * held in Gopher Valley, and districts 43. 63. and 41 on No. 36, Saturday, .... i... m ..— k oq ' '. -- March 29. Saturday, March 15 was a m . «>. «. «. .nd w ed success. will take part. McMinnville, gave a splendid ad- A tenchers institue will be held in Carlton April 5th, and one in Willamina May 3rd. Interesting 1 and instructive programs will be minds of the pupils in a very un- W. A. Scott will close a ique manner, by holding approp- successful term of school at riate funeral ceremonies over an I vine, No. 41, March 21 jmage used to represent the con- propriate exercises will be Entered as second-class matter April 7, 1911 at Dayton. Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1S<9 gross. Prof. Gubser made a few m the evening. very Pea- Ap- held feo by F. T. MELUNGEK. EJl.br ««ling remarks, »nd were strewn over the resting place of the image, while the bell was Subscription «1.25 a year in advance tolled in an impressive manner, I It was all done in the most re spectful and dignified manner possible, ami was intended mere- A cross in this square indicates that your subscription b’ to impress on the minds of . has expired • i and j unless । * k j we are notified you will receive the pupils an historical incident, no more copies of THE DAYTON TRIBUNE. Pleaaantdale, No. 64, gave an Please give this your attention. interesting program recently, ______________________________ _ ________ which pleased every one who at- ...„ I»r shows all ihemarkaof a hard- Th. net pro««!., from a financial point of view, amount ened criminal. ed to $25.25. The money will Each item in his equipment be used to purchase pictures and playground supplies. A heating and ventilating plant, anew floor tioning by the police to bring out and many new desks have been (CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE) the confession that he had stolen placed in this building this year. the business and incidentally the the revolver previously found on the commissions of timber brok- him and which he had alleged in the juvenile court that he had ers. The law provides that every i found. CONTINUED ON LOCAL PAGE timber land owner in the state. The bov lived, breathed and not residing within one and one- had his being in an atmosphere half miles of his property, shall of crime, for which his history, Commercial Hotel furnish a sufficient patrol there- so far as known, offers no cause SPECIAL CANDY SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY fore during the dry season, and or excuse. GOOD MEALS that in case he fails to do so the COMFORTABLE ROOMS Has he gone so far on the road State Forester shall provide the to destruction that his conversion CLEAN BEDS Some Prices Careful attention paid to our same at a cost not to exceed 5 comparatively calm and natron« wi»hc». cents per acre pet aiiuuui. ..ay orderly progress of a respectable Plain Mixed amount so paid by the state shall life is not to be hoj ed for, much Good Service 20 cents per pound French Mixed be a lien upon the land and shall less expected? Probai>.y the ex Proprietor A. J. McCann be collected with the next taxes. citement of a criminal life was It is i bvious that th maxi his inspiration—the matching < f Our candy department as to quan YAMHILL LODGE mum expense to the owner of a his boyish wits ar.d unreasoning Na V> 1. O. O. F. tity, quality and price is in every re ! ' quarter-section of timberland daring against the laws that gov Meet, each Wninnuiar night In I. O. O. F. hall Davtnn can not exceed $8.00 per year, an ern us all, and their guardians. spect right. amount that should scare no Such a case is far removed OLD HICKORY C a MF N o . too W O, owner into disposing of his tim from that of the ordinary way I vvary Saturday night In Nichol. Hall L. H. LIT8CHER W. H. YORKE ber claim at a sacrifice. ward boy brought before the Clark C. C. One of the best ways for tim juvenile judge. It is complicat DRUGS & OTHER LINES berland owners to comply with ed by the knowledge that such [)r. J. H. JESSEN the law is to join County Fire an one would be a perfect poison Patrol Associations that have if introduced into a society of or Physician and Surgeon been organized in most of the dinary boys who are submitted Country calls attended to timbered counties of the state. to the discipline of a training 4 BANK OF DAYTON school in the reasonable expect promptly day and night. It is expected that every timber county will have such an organ ation of their salvation to res 3 OF DAYTON OWtOON J. C. NICHOLS Prvaident R. L. HARRIS. Vie« Prvaident J. E. MELLINGER. Caahler C ization before the fire season ar pectable and lawabiding life. DAYTON BLACKSMITH Doubtless there is hidden in rives. The experience of these Board of Diraetors: J. C. NICHOLS R. L. HARRIS D. A. SNYDER and REPAIR SHOP Associations, some of which have even such a lad a spring of good. 3 C. J. E. MELLINGER S. C. STUCKEY been in existence for four years, But who shall reach it and re 3 HORSE SHOEING Does a General Banking Business proves that adequate patrol can lease it to influence his life? It Interest paid on Time Deposits and be secured at a cost of from 11-2 is a remarkable and a pitiful case. 3 Exchange sold on all points in U. S C MACHINE WORK to 3 1-2 cents per acre, and if all We Solicit Your Business County School Notes of the timber owners join, the Made a Specialty. . acreage cost will be materially Furnished by the Superintendent and J. I. ANDERSON, MGR. decreased. Protection from fire Supervisor. at a cost of $3.00 or $4.00 per S. p. TIME CARO quater-section should be welcom The pupils of Dundee have ed by all timber owners, and it NORTHBOUND cleaned the grounds, planted Evaporator« of frats ««4 VegetaM«* Fork«» of is hoped that no one will be in Train 74 arrive« 8.28 a. m. flowers and otherwise beautified Dultn m fraiU. Vet ria Hn ««4 all kiad* of Prod ma Train J6 arrive* 3:48 p. m duced to sell their holdings thro’ the premises. They have one of SOUTHHOUND AI way« in the market for Green and Evaporated Fruita, and misrepresentations made by i n- Poultry and Egg«. Be «ure to see u« before aeiling any kind of produce. the most beautiful grounds in the Train 77 arrive« 9:28 a. m. reliable timber brokers for the Train 76 arrive« 6:44 p. m. county. They have also organiz Ask you- Grocet for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables. selfish purpose of increasing com ed a basket-ball team. Tima Card Dayton But missions. Webfoot, No. 27, is now a Stan leaves Poatoffice in A. M. for 7:40 North bound dardized school. They are plan- OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 9:00 South bound P. M. Für n’ng t0 ^ave an ^aster Pr°Kram, Steamer “OREGONA” 1:80 North bound * and another entertainment later 6:30 South bound -BETWEEN PORTLAND AND DAYTON- | to aid in the purchase of athletic DAYTON goods, pictures and other mater PORTLAND Leaves HIBBERT DOCK Leaves TAYLOR ST. DOCK ial for school work. They have already purchased 53 books for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at At the Evangelical Church, the library, outside the state list, RAY SPANGLE, Prop. Sunday March 23rd at 3:Q0 P. M. anj have aiBO secured some new Every Thursday and Saturday Suestions of vital interest to men blackboards. They are very Night of the town will be discussed by much interested in athletics, and Rev. J. A. Good who has been have rented 2 acres of ground LATE MOTION PICTURES engaged in this kind of work for for practice. They plan to win the last fifteen years. Boys 12 the hammer-throw at the State YAMHILL COUNTY years and over welcome. Rural School Im- meet. C A.BL FI8CHEB, Prop. provement Club” has been or Highest Price Paid For Produce. I carry a full line ganized in this district, and two of Meats both Fresh and Salted. Prices Right. J. H. GIBSON, President enthusiastic meetings have been The only Abstract Books in Yam held. At these meetings they hill County appointed the following com- McMinnville, Oregon A boy of twelve, armed with mjttee8 to have charge of the Watches and Clocks repaired. All work Guaranteed a loaded reviver and a police- work of the Fair; Livestock, man’s billy, caught in the act of 8ewjngt flowers, and gardening, J. E. MELLINGER 1 The Ballard Confectionery robbing a grocery till that he had j^i^g these committees, a man Dayton, Oregon opened, is a startling item in the wag appointed to look after the V. H. Ballard Prop. day’s news. Notary Public wood-work exhibit, and a lady A fine line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, etc. Legal Papers Neatly Executed Graduated also in the school of to superintend the cooking. This Sodas and Soft Drinbs constantly on hand. crime to the extent of an alias to school impressed the existence conceal his idenity this boy burg- j of the 62nd congress on the IXMUO4 ...ry M,« H D. SKINNER. Publisher NOTICE FOREST FIRE LAW MISREPR ESEN TED WALL PAPER Stock Large, Prices Right R. L. Harris Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co. Mass Meeting Men The Arcade Theatre 6.45 A. M. Dayton A BOY BURGLAR 7.00 A. M. Market Abstract Company
