Dayton tribune., October 23, 1924, Image 1

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VOLUME 1
NO. 9
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DAYTON, OREGON. OCTOBER 23 1924.
In last weeks issue under the head of
Men Wanted” there appeared at least
ony paragraph that I. A. N . Merrill, edi­
tor of thia paper fuel should lie repro­
duced al this time. It reads us follows:
Car Collides W ith I
Men who can tell the truth, and
look tho world and the devil right In
the eye.
Another
bogging Train
4 New Co-operation of the Clmrcbe«,
The union services in th« diuretica <1
Dayton. have been «rowing in interest.
SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR
Better I lian Ever
Who Handles Your* food
Supply?
Proof’ Thtiti1’*’ vrvu‘” *''r"
l“*t
There is a growing diatrwt of uo-
j in. nt in the ( bristizn church tor the
cooked foods sod it must bp ad­
Yon Gan’t Gro««* Tho n' I Gm«, and Rev. .''miU» of the r.ap-
Thal is Hie kind of men vou should
tie’ church deliver«d a atroiig message
mitted that the more the subject of
Track* When a Train on "l<l■l■>dd the Man.” An luided feat-
have at the head of your organizations
raw food is investigated, the more
ur.: is the co-»peratiou of the Dayton
Ain't It th<i (ruth
Cause there appears for uneasioesp.
Fruf. Kuthvrfurd MUtoUnog the
ej^ogi
Only a short time ago the editor of a
Sunday
nia Q o'clock
.... "J inorniriM Ml at « atout
I MJ 11 I *11
Cl OC I a ohuuc .
Ninety per cent of all infections are
paper in Indiana grew tired of being at a kNfg IraiaUmd
log* wmi paaning ] This splemhd spirit of («How-Lip
taken into the body through the
liicb is developing through these
called a liar and announced that he through town on the H. P. Ry., two
mouth. At least five epidemics oj
Would tell the truth In the futurs and men, A. R. Rice, of (MX) E-15 Kt. N. and Union meeting-, is leading to a more
Jim Abraham, of IUDS Nuvier
f port. united effort of the church work.
typhoid
fever uccuring in Oregoft
his next issue contained the following land, in a new sport model Star Car
J here is m. doubt but that the churches
have been due to carriers of thia
Items:
attempted to "make" the crossing near have elwave had the ume object in
disease infecting raw milk. Inas­
John Bennin, the laziest merchant in the depot while the train was passing their work, but they have been working
much as milk ia one of the mort
town, made a trip to Beeville on Mon* over it. The result was that Hie car separately, rather than in a united
Above are pictured the new build­ girls clubs will have a department ex­ universally used raw foods, it has
hit the twelfth car of the train and effort. Ihere has l»ern a deep de-rre on
day. John Coyle, our groceryman, is
was draggtsl about I0U yards to within a the part of each Bunday school to enlist ings, August 23rd. just one month clusively for their exhibits.
naturally fallen frequently under
doing poor business. His store is dirty few feet of the depot. The automobile more of the )>eople of Day ton in Sunday af er the fire. When people heard
Magnificent animals from all over suspicion as a vehicle for conta­
that
the
Pacific
International
Live-
the United States will show what
। and musty, How can ha expect to do was completely demolished but the two School attendance, now they are com­
stock Exposition at Portland had been breeding and scientific care can do gious diseases. This demonstrates
m<
n
escaped
with
alight
injuries,
and
ing
to
the
citizens
of
Davton
in
a
unit
­
much?
Dave Conkey died at his
destroyed, it was like a blow In the with the race of dairy cows. World the fact that it is not only necess*
home here Tuesday. The doctov gave after lieing extricated from the wreck­ ed appeal, not to alt-nd any particular face. But the indomitable spirits who record anima Is of various breeds are
to intist on cleaniness, bat
age g«*t up and boarded the passenger school but with an appeal to attend one formed it first, who labored for its
It out as heart failure. Whiskey killed
train which was in the vard here on its of the Sunday Schools. This effort establishment and continuance were promised and the dairy department steps must be taken to provide for
will be a union of beauty and utility
him.
Married—Miss Bllvia Rhoades return trip to Portland. Il was quite would seem to be truly altruistic, a tv I not daunted.
not to be surpassed anywhere in the the examination of every food
Within a few days, work had been world. The breeders of cattle vie
and Jus Collins, last Saturday at the foggy at the time of the accident which Missionary, an i worthy of the most
landler.
Baptist parsonage, by the Rev. Gordon. may be some excuse for such an acci- thoughtful consideration by the citizens begun on a new home, “bigger and with each other for numbers and ex­
better
than
ever,
”
and
now
it
is
near
There is no question that a num-
cellence, and there is always a sports­
The bi ide is a very ordinary girl who dent. However It is well to play goat of Dayton
ing completion. The contractors have manlike struggle in the show ring be­ >er of communicable diseases owe
when yon come to a lailroad track and
Nothing will aid more to the develop­ promised to have it done and ready
doesn't know anv more a Ism I c<K>king follow his example by looking both up
tween breeders for the coveted blue heir origin to infected food hand-
ment of a citv, in every way, than a re­ for occupancy by October 25th, and ribbons.
than a jack rabbit, and never helped and down the track before crossing it.
sponse to the demands of the Christian the great Exposition will open its
There is do - possible
way
in
Collected within the walls of the. era. .
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her mother three days in her life. She There have been all kinds of ears manu­ religion, and it would wein that a large doors to the public on the morning of Immense
Exposition building are not I ’hich the absolute purity of tbe
is not a beauty by any means and has factured but to date none that can beat response to there effort* would mean a November 1st with a larger and more
-Ubli.1»*.
the train to a crowing or go over or ■ U tter city, better homes, better citizen*, beautiful show than ever in Its his­ found anywhere in the world, but
a gait like a dock. The groom is an up-
tory
*“ ««« WOT--------- Although water and milk are per­
un.1er or through it with otit serious and even a better atmosphere morally
to-date loafer.
He ba* lx-en living off reaulla.
haps the commonest vehicles of in­
for the rising generation to be reur«xi in.
the old folkt at home all hie life and
It is hoped that every citizen will be
fection, it dlust be remembered
not worth shucks.
Died—Aged M
moat cordial and responsive to the mem ■ one was hard to beat. The stadium of man can comnass Nor i* «hu .it that other uncooked food products
ben of the visiting squad that may ca 1
years, 0 months and 13 days. Deceased
Electric Sparks
may carry infection.
feet have been added to its length,
upon you.
was a wild-mannered pirate with a
of color and fragrance, the accomplish-
Investigations of epidemics de­
and
the
seating
capacity
has
been
monts of the boys and girls in useful
movUJul of whiskey.
He came in the I The key to success locks the door to
increased to 7000.
monstate
the fact that there are
Bonded
Birds
Located
endeavor and other things worthy of
excess.
The horse department has been en­ study and enjoyment will be found three common ways in which raw
night wilh another man’s wife and join­
In South America
larged and improved, as has the poul­ at the Pacific International Livestock
Washington wins pennant, si Will
ed the church al the first chance. He
focd is itfecied by handlers- by
try department, while the boys’ and
And
Africa
Exposition. November 1 to 8 inclusive.
owes u- several dollars for the paper, Hayes is confident that Coolidge and
individuals having mild cases of
Ma-y inreresting returns from the
has meat bills and others, and you can Hawes will be our battery for next bird-banding work at one of the colonies
contagious disease, by acute car­
in Lake Mnidgsn last year have been
J e with Sanhedrim
hear him pray for six blocks.
He died season.
riers or tho»ta just recovering from
received by the biological Survey of the
The Sanhedrim was the supreme na-
singing "Jesus Pahl It All," and we
Not the least among current political I nite<l States Department of Agrwnl* linnal council of the Jews, traditionally
a contagious disease,
sod by
think he was right—be never did pay । items of interest is that concerning the tute. Two Carpisn tern* ueie n iort.d suppose*! to have been Instituted by
chronic carriers who may Fw cither
anyth ng himself.
Hr was buried in effort of Senator Walsh, of Montana, to
Moses, hut more probably founded by
recovered cases or merely the bar-
locate«! as far south as Colombia, Sotnh Ezra, after the relum from the cap­
Tl e Republican rally at the Opera
an asl>e-toa casket ami his friends put explain w here he in at.
boreis
<»f the germ. A carrier is a
tivity
(536
B.
C.l.
It
Is
first
men
­
Hoose
latt
evenii
g
was
well
attended.
America. Othe>s were found along the
three palm leaf fans in bis grave, as he I
tioned
by
Josephus.
In
connection
with
Paul M Warburg is quoted as saying routes to these distant pointindicat­
11««- short ta k* by the cour ty cand’d- pe'^on who harbors the germ of *
may nerti them —Ex.
I | that Europe has turned the corner, ing the course followed by tl.e migrating the reign of Jolin Hyrcanus 11 (70-38 at. * we^ well rec, ive-». Miss Florence contagious disease, and does DOt
B. C.)
The Sanhedrim was com-
WJLLAMETTE HOME COMING I i "top|>ed sliding down hill, and begun to bini» between summer and winU r posed of 70 or. as some say. 71 mem­ R rgham sang a very pleasing number, have the disease himself.
.
Plane for the sechard great alumn I recuperate. Cheering intelligence con- homes.
bers: was presided over by the high and the address by W G Lynn ot Port
The human disease carrier
The three terns reported from South priest: and exercised administrative land. While anything hut oratorical,
annual Homecoming Dav, Oct. 25, are I voted in mixed metaphor.
plains
to a certain extent the
was
never
the
less
full
of
facte
and
good
A nitrica were found just a< the time and Judicial functions. After the de­
in preparation at Willamette Univer­
The statement that the Van Swer- when bird banding was being done at struction of Jerusalem In 70 A. D„ this advipe which it wou'dseeiu ia what the myrt-rious spread of septic sore
sity, and indications are that thia year I
ingens. the youthful railroad magnates, their original colony in Michigan this cmncil led a migratory existence, and average voter needs rather than too throat, diphtheria, typhoid, pees*
year, thereby proving that the voting finally established Itself at Babylon. mu«h silver tongued oraratorv.
will be a record breaker for attendance. I
monia, influenza, end probably •
achieve*! their success by luck, only re­
birds
do not bre«.-d in their first year It became wholly extinct In the year
-A football game with the College of I
number of other infections. Rou­
calls Napoleon’s saying that successful From the present year's work at this 425 A. D.—Kansas City Star.
Puget Bound, a bitUr gridiron rival,the I
strategy consists in taking an intelli­ co ony one Caspian tern has already
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval­ tine methods for recognizing ths
W. Club tianquet, and a big outdoor I gent advantage of luck.
Executed the Informer»
taien reported from Back Bay, Va.
lis, Cct.—George Hessler of Day ton ia carriers are needed which make
circus and carnival at the Htate Fair I
Highwaymen and their depredations editor of theO. A. C. Directory, a pub­ the problem a more difficult one to
A common tern bamied in Maine has
‘‘Your speech
Grounds, are high points In the three I HTAGF FRIGHT.
been reported fonnd as far away as the were the enuse of much trouble and
moved me almost to tears.” "Good mouth of the Niger River on the west nnxtety during the early part of the lication devoted to the commercial solve. Even though it is Dot
davs of entertainmwnt which will Is-1
heavens, friend!" exclaimed Senator coast of Africa. It is possible that the hist century in the region of northern interest of the college and state. It possible to detect all carriers, the
Misslasipph A reward of $500 for the contains a compete list of all memlærs importance of examining all food
accorded WiliameUbj graduates and
Sorghum. "Did you feel as sorry as Caspian tern mav likewise migrate to capture of their leader was offered.
visitors.
the Eastern Hemisphere, although so Two of the band turned traitors and of Hie institution, stndents, facultv, and handlers needs careful consider-
a'l that for me?”
Committees have been at work for
far no indications to this effect are to be
I “tendin' money to a friend,’’ said found in the returns receive i from birds slew their chief to obtain the money. employees. Mr. Hessler is a senior in ation.
They concluded to take the robber's commerce.
several days gettirac out invitations to
It is obyiou«, that either food
bend, for Identification, to the town of |
alumni, advertising the affair, ami I ncie Eben, "is g’ineter show you banded at the 1-ake Michigan colony.
must
be prepared so as to .elimi­
Bird-banding work, similar to that in Natchez. The authorities paid over
which he values moot, de friendship or
arranging ft*r entertainment, and it is
A
NEW
VERSION
nate
the
danger of contagion or
the
reward,
and
then
arrested,
tried
this country, has bun carried on in the
de money.”
ho)>ed to make the Homecoming this
provision
must be made to vouch-
British Isles for some time, and it is and executed the bandits. As no beirs
Litt’e drops of printer’s ink,
The heathen Chinks would not fight, hope«! that eventually results obtained ' appeared to claim their estate—con­
year a big ey ant. At rangements have
safe
the
health
of every food hand­
Little grains of fact.
sisting of the aforesaid $500—the
been made to care for a large crowd« long if the Christian rations were liv­ there will connect- up with what Ims I money duly reverted to the treasury of
ier. The dealer who handles food
Make the dear of public tbinky-
the commonwealth.
1
Two defeats of W illamette, 9-0 and 14-6, ing up to their pledge« not to permit l>een discovered he.e.
assumes a certain responsibility.
Sometimes even act.
by the College ot Puget Sound are to be shipments of arms to them.
Needed reforms in the distribution
A New York university professor
avenged in the H omecoming game, and
and marketing of foods must come
prospects are üuvt it will be a genuine asserts that when evolution takes all
through a demand from, rather
struggle.
The Homecoming Slogan the rough edges off people, there'll be
than a command to, the people.
adopted is "WFiere e'er you ruum, nothing to laugh at. Then there'll be
The courts have held that a retail­
plenty for people to laugh at for a few
You’re Veicoma heme, to W. U."
er impliedly warrants the wbole-
Anyone ilesLing information as to billion years yet.
omeness of the goods be sells.
railroad conncs tions, Iwai arrange-
The first step toward protecting
Some paiiers advocate compulsory
mnnte for ent< v tainment, etc« write I votizg. How much will thecause of
tho food supply is to ini 1st that
Elaine flower, 1 lorneconiing Publicity [good gevirnment lie helped by the v< u*s
frods, such »s milk, butter, etc,
I of those w ho do not think etp-ugh of
Committee, Will, tmette University.
which are used raw. be labeled in
reg rd to their ha«te.*al purity.
I them to use them unless made to do s .?
1'he cap on the milk bottle should
1
Adam Blatt's a man I hate,
state whether the milk is pasteur-
A nun I'd like to smack;
isrd or raw and whether all the
I
He will praise you to your face,
The Republic* ««County Central Com- I
milk handlers have been examined
And slander 'bind your back
mittee have am mged meetings for 1 he
for carrier conditions.
I After all, when you think of our auto-
next few evenin ft as follows :
Republican Rally
Republican C unpaid Meetings
Oct 23
Hopewall
tonight
Amity
” 24
Friday
” 25
Willamina
Saturday
»27
M'est Chehaletn
M onday
» 2»
Wednesday
McMinnville
Carlton
” 31
Friday
At al) of three n leetinge there will be
•hort adresses Ijj » th«« county candidate«
ami a principo!
neak.xr tor the ticket In
general. Next.’! edneadav evening at
the Armory in
MinnviHe will be held
the principal r*',|y of the preaent cam­
paign at wbic’j Urn e they promise a reel
program.
I mobiles. Prohibition and the Cbica o
murder trial, it almost seems as if the
Japanese ought to pass a resolution
thanking us for keeping them out.
An expedition to British Hondor?«
has brought back a pair of strange
animals that crawl along the ground
like alligators, have the armor of turtles
and can spring six feet. It sounds as
though the perfect pedestrian ha* I ten
discovered at last.
What has the Prince of Wales done to
tie famous except to be born the sou of
Rev. Ly'.® Wil lard t ml family of Cor- hia father?
Vallie arrived here ithe latter part of
last wce'a for a v Isit wit h their parents,
There will lie a stated Communica­
Lyle returned h i tlmetc ' HU hia appoint- tion of Electa Chapter, No. 20, 0. E. 8.
ment in hia bon le town and Mrs. Wil­ on Tuesday evening Oct. 28.
lard remained ft li a longt r visit.
People who have lived in Cal­
ifornia a few years often come back
to Oregon and complain becausr
the highways are not all paved.
If those who make their money in
that state would come to Oregon
and spend it like folks from here
do when they go to the coast, every
road in thia state could be made
into a boulevard and there would
ba a big excess fund on band for
other state improvements. It io
the people who have gone to Cali­
«■•Wrt*M, W. N. U.)
fornia from other states in the
Union who are paying for the low
highways of which they boast—
and money made in Oregon bag