DAYTON TRIBUNE
F. T. MELLINGER.
Editor and Publisher
Mubh.hor
Entered as second class mattar. Aprii
7, 1911, at thè post office at Dayton, «!
Oregon, under thè Act oi Wongresa of
March 3, 1879.
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
you will ron»
WORDS GF WiSE NkN
Those whom you cannot make
friends, avoid making enemies.
Nothing I« inore dnngeruus
than a friend without dlscre-
I Ion.
IW» ton
VAMHII.L LOIXIK
Atei.lilala<‘ lllli!IWl»M
U. O. F. N M)
each W« n I n « mím
ni«ht in I. O.O. F. Hall
DR. O. C. GOODRICH
Principal Events of the Week
Dayton,
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
DENTIST
FIRE!
Oregon
FIRE!
Dayton Meat Market
J. Claude Proffitt, Owner
INSURE YOUR PROPhKSY WITH
Business men of Condon have ®r
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N
faulted a commercial club.
a home company located at McMinnville
Marian Clark of North Bend was the
Those who shrink from facing
Oregon.
Write
M’MINNVIl.l.K, ORK.
trouble, find that trouble faces
first womau chosen in Cooe county to W. L. WARREN
CHUNK RED 5321
them.
•erve on a circuit court jury.
The Scio high school student body
The eternal life, the life of
The groom does not promise to obey,
lias voted to ’’adopt” two orphans from
YAMHILL COUNTY
faith, is simply the life of the
but he obeys just the same.
the Armenian relief committee.
higher vision.
A total of 31 deaths of influensa In
C. R. Watson after being employed
Portland
during the month of Febru
at West Minister, Canada for the last
The excuse for a blunder Is
J. H. GIBSON, President
*ry were reported to the city health
generally more ridiculous than
three or more months strived home for
The
only Abstiact Books in Yam­
office.
the blunder Itself.
a few da}» visit with bis family the
hill County
A building permit was taken out at
latter part of last week. He expects
-
Oregon
& Eugene by the Osburn Hotel company McMinnville,
to go to Seattle, Washington in a few
for the erection of a *70,000 apartment
days.
house.
THE FARM JOURNAL SAYS:
Hallie Smith a ten or eleven year
Hood River hotels and restaurants
report a great increase in business
A cook-book is food for thought.
olc daughter of G. W. Smithland Wife
since the Columbia river highway was
General Re pairing of all Kinds
was taken to McMinnville where she
Worry Alls more graves than want reopened.
IE YOU H AVE USE FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
was operated on for appendicitia Tues­
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
The
Scio
Rod
and
Oun
elub
has
sue-
ITEMS COME IN AND LET IT BE KNOWN
day of this week. Sbe withstood the
Plant objectionable cats at the natía needed in organising a game preserve
GRINDING
operation well and is expected to re­ of the grape-vines.
just west of the city, comprising about
cover rupidly.
- g
One way of showing love Is to keep 1100 acres.
Alfalfa Molasses Feed and Rice Meal in ton Iota. No
The Oregon label contest conducted the wood box Ailed.
Official announcement was made by
reasonable offer refused. We are going to make n cleaning.
last month in the schools of YatnhiTl
the Asiatic-American Steamship com
Acute and Chronic Deaeases
See that your farm tools and Imple­ pany that Astoria Is to be its terminal
County under the auspices of the Fed­
on the Columbia river.
erated Woman’s Clubs of the ¡county ments are under cover.
Two million silversid« eggs arrivtd
Car Land Plaster soon to arrive. Phone in your orders.
closed March 1st. Mr. D. J. Freeman,
A blotter is something we look for at Astoria from the Alsea bay district
Chiropractor
POTATOES No. 1 Seed or Table. Stock $2 per cwt. de­
manager of the associated Industries while the Ink gets dry.
and were taken to the Klaskanlne riv­ Masonic Building
McMinnville, Ore.
of Oregon met with the county com
livered
in town.
The aristocrat of the garden Is the er hatchery for hatching.
Phone Blue 75
mittee in McMinnville. *50.00 cash
J. A. Churchill, state superintendent
prize» was distributed. *25.00 for one-time despised potato.
of public instruction, and Miss Ines E
IF YOUR HENS LAY sell us your Eggs.
If your Hens
McMnnville to be divided into three
We wonder what barber set the style Depew of Chicago, were married in
prizes. *25.00 for the county schools. for shaving a mule’s tallY
lie. sell us the hens. Or try some of our pursuaders —
the latter city last week.
Wt MAKI COLLECTIONS
Dayton won second place, also winning
Sprays, Tonics. Insecticides.
Work has begun on the new fish
The
birds
your
fee
rhe
red
the special prize offered by Closselt &
hatchery financed by Wasco county
We Sue in Our Name
BEE SUPPLIES, Seeds, Flour, Hav, Fertilizers.
What
frieuds; do you know why7
sportsmen at Oak Springs, on the Den
Devers. Total number of labels count
can we do to make you happy? Let’? go; Spring is Here.
We
Pay
the
Expense
hutes river near Maupin.
ed was 15,494. Mrs. Harris’ room won
There is the railway switch and also
We Take Ihe Blame
Mies Grace M Amoe, widely known
by a small margin. Miss Detmering s the kind that father sometimes used.
Oregon
reform
leader
and
prohibition
room secured second place and Miss
No Collections No Charge
Do not talk disarmament and then lBt- died at the Portland surgical hos
Jackman’s room third place. At a
give your children toy soldiers, guns pital following a brief Illness.
KNIGHT ADJUSIMLN1 CO.
meeting of the club Tuesday a vote of and tanka
o
I Prineville is suffering from an epi
J I. Knight, Pres
thanks was extended the teachers and
—
demic of colds and la grippe. More
McMinnville, Oregon
pupils who assisted in the contest
Some women won’t be happy In' than 60 children are out of school and
J. J. Stengel, Mgr.
— several of the teachers have been 111
in the near future the Civic Club will heaven unless they can scrub it out
Hillsboro, Oregon
twice a year.
entertain the grade teachers and pupils
Logging camps In the lower Colum
'I
in recognition of the good work done by
bia
district
are
resuming
operation»
There may be a greater thing In the
them.
world than loyalty, but just now we I after a shutdown of several weeks
During the next few days I am offering my entire
I This action follows the demand for fir
ROBINSON & NICOL
Okmulgee. Okla., a city of 18.000, 1 don’t know what It Is.
logs by the mills.
has a country clnb. the clubhouse alone
stock of Silverware at cost. I have Community 50
Philadelphia has no equal In the
Because of the shortage of feed and
of which cost »40000. The Initiation
year,
and Jamestown Pattern in Holmes & Edwards
Is $500 and the dues'are $100 a year. production of woolen goods. knit the cold and stormy weather of the Calls answered day or night. All do
goods.
leather
goods,
textiles,
ships,
Okmulgee is a city of rich oil people.
past few weeks, ranchers of the Oak mestic animals carefully treated. Office
50 year goods. Here is a partial list, everything else
locomotives and scores of other things.
land section have suffered the loss of Phone Red 5411: Rea. Phone Blue 3912
reduced proportionately.
McMINNEVILLE, OREGON
in unusual number of sheep and lambs
The annual conference of the North
Hollow Handle Knives and Forks, per set
$16.00
west Missionary Prayer bands, which
Tables|MM>ns,
per
set
0.00
includes the territories of Oregon,
S5 HKTRO-CONnin free
Teaspoons, per set
Washington and Idaho, convened in
3.00
Clarifies, Mellow», Purifies, Ages
Portland for a three days’ session last
Butter
Knives,
each
1.00
all liquids, perfumes,
week.
Sugar Shells, each
home-mad«* be ver
1.00
A *35,000 deal in horses was made
ages, etc.
Makes
known when James E. Smith of Bend
water fit fordritiking
announced that he had contracted the
in
few minulea. Dis­
sale of 1000 head of range geldings
solves
yeast. Noth
from the Bill Brown stock ranch al
ing used but electric­
Fife.
ity and our CuNDlTE
Approximately *375.000 will be spent
by Marion county this year in Improv
ing its roads, according to announce
mont by the county court, The con
We specialize in Rapid Liquid Fil­
struction program includes 25 miles of
ters and Flavoring Extracts Try h
paving.
case of our Canadian Flavoring Ex­
The lumber shipments by water from
tracts, *o per case of any twelve fla­
the Columbia river during the month
vors. Each bottle will flavor one
gallon of your favorite Goods ship­
of February were heavy, especially to
from Canada or the U.S. Money
foreign porta, a total of 36,777.611 feet , ped
back guaranteed i f not satisfied
leaving for points across the sea in
Ask for free sample of our Fusel-oil
the 28 days.
| removing compound.
Write for F ree C ondite O ffer
The University of Oregon won a
2-to-l decision at Eugene over the Uni­ and our illustrated catalog with ev-
i erything in this line from A to Z.
versity of Waahington debate team In
Proof testars »1.
What kind of beaux <lo you like! will be best for canning for use
one of the Oregon-Washington-Btan-
Act quick —free offer expires thia
Whatever
your preferences are during the coming winter.
ford contests for the Pacific coast
month.
you can plan to satisfy them in
j I championship.
Beans are one of the most profit­
The big thought of America now is the thought of
BOTTLERS SUPPLY CO.
your own garden next spring if able crops which can Se grown on
a
Miss Wlllamene Fuller, 17-year-old
“The Home.” We’re all reaching out for, persistently J student of Lincoln high school, was Dept. E 400 E. 148th st,, New York. you follow the guidance of an small tracts of ground and if prop­
excellent hook that has just been er care is used in planting and
seeking, happiness for ourselves and those we love. F shot through the chest by an uniden-
published.
V | tiffed masked man or boy as she sang
Home-making is the great individual thing in the life | in the choir of St. Stephen’s pro-cathe-
cultivating them there is rarely a
Elmer Dodson youngest son of Prof.
This new book—Lilly’s 1922 failure, providing the right varie­
of each one of us. For “home-making hearts are
dral In Portland.
Dodson of this place »as taken very Seed Annual—gives you full in­
a
Frances Green, 6 years old, daughter •ick the latter part of last week and formation concerning a wide va­ ties have been planted.
happiest.”
. I of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Green of Spring-
In addition to beans, Lilly’s An­
discovered to be afflicted with ap­ riety of beans each of which has
This home for ourselves and our loved ones—it’s of J field, died at Mercy hospital in Eu was
nual
contains much valuable in­
been thoroughly adapted to this
* gene as a result of injuries sustained pendicitis and imm diately taken to
formation
of the most reliable
our own making. In our home we furnish the setting I when she was struck by a car driven the hospital in McMinnville where he climate. With this book before
kind
about
practically
every vege­
for life’s richest joys and keenest pleasures. In our
underwent an operation He is reported you you can select just exactly
by A. R. Gray, Eugene grocer.
table
that
ean
he
grown
to ad van-
the beans you want with the
Seven crates of Chinese pheasants as being on a fair way to recovery.
home we build the foundation of fulsome family con­
knowledge that the seed you will; taRe
th'H Part of the country,
A were liberated on three Linn county
W. E. Grabenhorat was in town the plant has been obtained from doming from Western America'«
tent. We give the home a soul!
J Kame reserves by E. S. Hawker, dis
fore part of the week exhibiting a Bar­ plants well suited to this part of ¡Greatest Seed House which, for 25
We would make it a cheerful place—this home of ’ trlct game warden. The birds are the red Rock egg that measured 6} inch­ tl • country.
‘years or more, has been known
first of a number of shipments to come
ours. With colorful draperies, soft-toned rugs, deep- r J to
Whether you want wax beans,
integrity, the new annual
this county for propagation pur es one way and hv 7» inches the oth­
er. Mr. Grahnhorst is specilizing in gr< eu tieans. bunch beaus or pole 1H an ,1HPeciHllv desirable guide,
cushioned furniture and mellow lamps we would have
poses.
beans, early beans or late beansj Sections of the m-ok are devot-
i
The sinking of a 1000 foot shaft at pure bred Barred Rock chicken.
its very atmospnere reflect contentment.
an approximate cost of »150,000 for the
to
r
fertilizers,
Dr. R. I. Hall and family arrived in this book will give you just the
Cheerfulness! Happiness! Joy of Living;—find
development of the Ben Harrison mine Dayton last Friday and have now got information you need in their' "P™?”, poultry and bee suppling
in the Greenhorn mountains is plan­ fixed up for house keeping in the house «•lection. By a study of it youj«nd there is a great deal of most
fullest expression in home life. To ail mankind we
ned by the Ben Harrison company, ac
just vacated by M. R. Cooper anti fam will be able to plan your bean * I p f n 1 practical information
say: “There’s No Place Like Home—There’s No
cording to W. C. Fellows, manager of
ily, at the corner of 4th and Alder patch so as to have these, fresh about cultivation in general. You
the mine.
Content Like Home Content!”
aHsi snappy, from your own gar­ can obtain a copy free from your
street.
We bespeak for this communi-
The wooden ware plant established I
, den on your table any time you
Let us furnish that home. Look at these prices.
dealer or by writing to The Chas.
recently at the state penitentiary at ty H moHt c<’r<li■, welcome to these j
wish during the summer, and can II. Lilly Co., Seattle, Portland or
Salem under an appropriation of »30,- P®°P'e-
Simmon Beds $6 to $34.
Mattresses $4 to $19
also grow those varieties which Yakima.
000,
authorized by the 1931 legislature,
While a corset m»v he a work of art,
Dressers $16.50 tp $27.50
Congoleum rugs 9x12 $17.50
will begin operations early next week, it doen’t look it while hanging over the
Rice Straw rugs 9x12 $8
Carpet sweepers $2.25 to $10
according to L. F. Compton, warden
back of a chair,
White Sewing Machines $60
42 piece dinner sets $9
of the Institution.
W. H Cook, for 48 years a resident
Mr». H, Kuiper ha» been entertaining
of Salem, claims the distinction of her friend Mrs. Taylor of Klamath
having the most productive hen in Ore­ Falls, fnr a few day« this wee«.
gon. He says he has a White Leghorn
Bin. Hewitt if the Sturwcod Vtll«y
which lays two eggs each day and ev­
Abstract
Company
FOR THE
BLACKSMITHING
Fred Anderson
Dr. P. C. Magness
Bargain Hunter
Coal—Alfalfa Meal
Be Advised
Fresh Seeds Are In
Farmers’ Union Co-op. Whse. Co
FOR A FEW DAYS
Veterinarians
V. H. BALLARD
These are
the Beans
for you
There’s No Content Like
Home Content
EDBOttJ HABWAM
ery other day deposit« in iu neat aa New is giving the Sherwoncile« a
per that they should be proud of.
'egg with a double yolk.
pr-