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Saturday, June 30—“The Third
Alarm,” Pop Tuttle Comedy, Starland
Revue, Special Muaic.
Wednesday, July 4—“Wonders of
I the Sea.”
Saturday, July 7—Jane Novak in
‘"rhe Snowshoe Trail.”
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
APPROPRIATE MUSIC
Mr*. Jessie Hadley and two young
daughter* are viaiting with relative*
in Eugene thia week.
Mr». Fred Lunger of Ione, Oregon,
1« renewing old acquaintance* in Day­
ton thia week.
Miaa Catherine Barnard in home
| from Eugene for the aummer vacation.
Miaa Lula Nichola after viaiting rel­
atives in Carlton for a week or ten
daya arrived home Monday.
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Mellinger left via
: 8. P. train for Portland, Wedneaday,.
! where they will viait a few daya with
' hia aiater, Mra. C. A. Ponnay.
DeVernon Nichola of Multnomah is
here for a short visit with his father,
Archie Nichols, and other relatives.
George Waldo of Salem is spending
a short vacation with his parents. Ft.
V. Waldo and wife living near town.
Mrs. Perle Hogie is visiting in Port­
land for Several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sterling lefh
Monday for a month’s visit in their
former home in DesMoines, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Fletcher has been severe­
ly ill recently but is reported as being
somewhat improved.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
was held for B. F. Potts at his resi­
dence in the western part of town Sat­
urday evening, June 16.
The Tribune office was favored by
Russell May with several boxes of fine
strawberries this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schaeffer1 of
Barview, Oregon, visited her parents,
John Hash and wife, in Dayton for a
short time this week.
Mr. Charles Jones of Philadelphia,
who is a brother-in-law of Mrs. A. J.
McCann, visited at the McCann home
in Dayton from Friday until Monday
of this week.
E. Dcmaray and wife transacted
business and took In the sights of)
Portland one day last week.
V. H. Ballard was a Portland visitor
Wednesday of this week.
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R. E. Williams and wife visited their
F. J. Randall and wife and F. T. son, Lynn Williams, at Parkdale, Ore­
Mellinger and wife spent Monday and gon, a couple of days the first of the
Tuesday on a camping and fishing ex­ week.
cursion in the mountains near Blain,
Bert Hord of Grants Pass was ih
' Tillamook county.
Dayton for a few days recently renew­
Mrs. L. S. Chapman of Portland ac­ ing old acquaintances and visiting rel­
Mrs. Georgia Spangle spent Sunday
Mra. F. E. Berry was an auto stage
companied by Mrs. Lee VanVoorhis of atives.
with her parents, A. H. Nicols and passenger for McMinnville Tuesday
Seattle, have been visiting at the Hen-
afternoon.
W. E. Farnham and wife of LosAn- wife in Dayton.
i ry Chapman home in this city. Mrs.
| VanVoorhis was an old Kansas neigh- geles, California, old Iowa neighbors
i bor of the Chapmans, whom they had of H. G. Ogden and wife, spent a few
days visiting with them recently.
‘ not seen in 25 years.
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See a colossal and magnificent heart drama that immortalizes the American
Fireman and bestows an everlasting benediction upon their wives, sons and
daughters. You’ll get a bumper crop of thrills—a pulsating torrent of laughs
and tremors. You’ll alternately giggle and quake when you see this heart and
ssul picture of the century.
a whole show by itself, but we’ve thrown in for good measure
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showing actual scenes and locations in connection with the recent discovery of
the resting place of this ancient king.
Two Reel “Pop Tuttle” Plumb Center Comedy
Russian Rumors (Rushin’ Roomers)
First Show
7:30 sharp
Starland Review
Special Music
ARCADE THEATER
Second Show 9:30
Saturday Night
Regular Prices
No Show on Friday Night on account of films being delayed
4th OF JULY PROGRAM
“Wonders of the Sea”
The eighth wonder of the world—a thrilling and amazing screen trip to the bot­
tom of the sea, among strange growths, fantastic fishes, adventure laden
wrecks and man eating monsters of the deep. You have never in your life seen
anything like it before. As thrilling as the most sensational melodrama and
as beautiful as a visioned fairyland. Extras:—“Pop Tuttle” Plum Center Com*
edy “Clever Catches.” Travelaugh. Regular Time—Regular Prices.