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V olume 1 No. 15
/Ippio I roo«« In
ft or th wo sit Wort»
Planted In 1H24
Anniversary Celebrated Monday)
Willamette Student I tody Pres-
Id- nts Use Gavel From-1 recs
One hundred years ago Monday a
■ca captain touched at I <<r> Vancouver
in Wa«hiiig“>ti air* plante.l apple' oeeds
which bad been giv* n him at a dinner
party many month* twforc in London.
Today the apple trees M Vanumicr are
carefully guarded and a tiiblct tells the
story tu tbe sightseers.
After the trees had reached their
growth at the fort cuttings were rnaile
from them and taken to the Whitman
settlement at Walla Walla, Here the
f-iiit tree* grew for many years ;^id
only recently was it neco*«ary to cut
down the last tree of the original plant­
ings.
In order to preser-c the wood of tbe
Whitman settlement orchard it was
mnde up into various objects.
It was
the good fortiwie ol the Assuciated
student body of Willamette to secure a
gavel which had been made from the
wood of one of these trees. It Ie used
by th" student body pre-klrnt during
the associated etudent body meetings.
-—Oregon Statesmen,
tribune
DAYTON, OREGON. DECEMBER 4 1924.
AdvortlHG.'
'I he > <>dll*|i Iny* a million egga,
M blh) the helpful lieu lays
one,
But thvcodfl«li does not cackle
io tell what she has dona.
An*! so w« scorn t!ie cmlfish coy
But the he'pful hen we prise,
At tilt h
indicate« tu thuugl.tful
minds
It pays to advertise!
Eugene, Uregon, Nov
27 .(Special)—
Three educational h-adera of national
reputation will appear on the program
of the Oregon Hta'e Teachers' Asaocta-
tion, at the annual meeting in Portland
They are: Mrv.
on Dect-tnbar 29-30*81.
(•live M. Jones
of
the
elementary
school« uf New York City, president of
the National
Educational
Asaociation
for th« years 1923-1924; President Thom
as W. Botcher uf
teachers
college.
tbe
Kansas state
Emporia,
in
,
Tike soni« human aature*as yon find it,
Put a little graciousneM behind it,
Adil a lump ol charitv or two.
Squeeze in just a little moderation,
Half as much frugality, or less,
A-.ld M>m« verv flue considerati un,
Ht ruin >>ff all of poverty's distress,
I' tor some milk of human kindness in it
Put in all the hsppHises you can,
Mir it up with lanvliter every minute.
Season with g-od will toward every
man.
Set it on the fire of heart's affection,
Gave it till the jolly bobbles rhe.
Sprinkle It with kisses— for confection—
Sweeten with a look from loving eyes,
Flavor it with children's merry chatter,
Frost it with the snow of winter dells,
Place it on a holly garnished platter,
And serve it with the tong of Christmas
bèlla.
Kansas;
an«» Miss Mabel Carney, specialist
rural educaHou at Teacberv
The Christinas Pudding
Parent-Teachsra' Meeting
College,
Young People’s Party
SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER
Ghurch Moto»
Tbe Thanksgiving servies which was
The Associated
Young People of
hei<i in tha Baptist church last Than»
Dayton held their second party in
morning was a very pleasant one.
the Gunmunity hall. Friday evening,
The largest attendance in years. per-
bapa ever, was present to enjoy the
The hall was prettily decorated with
. service.
The first part was taken up
orange and
black crepe paper, fir
boughs and ferns. A fire was built in with appropriate music, and thru an
addrer* of twentv minutes on Thatike-
the ball in the morning aud kept burn­
gning
was given by Rev. F. E. Fisher,
ing all day so it was comfortably warm.
The evenings entertainment began at closing with an expression of thanks by
An offering was taken
N OO o'clock with that go*M ol<) game many present.
"Farmer iu tbe Dell”. Tbe circle was to t»e applied to a community «heat.
This offering represents the churches
composed of only about twenty voung
Contribution
tu
this fund and Mill
people then, but gradually grew until
amount to ten dollars or more.
large enough to reach from ono
The I nion Service for the coming
end of the ball to tbe other. Then
Sunday will I« bi tbe Methodist church
other games r>egan.
Among them
and tbe Evangelical pastor should de­
were.
"Drop
the
Handkerchief,”
•‘Crow and Crane”, "Magic Music”, liver the sermon, but bis Presiding
Elder, Rev. G. L. Lovell of Salem will
a whistling contest by several girls and
preach in bis place. Rev. Lovell is a
a singing contest by the came number
very
able speaker, and will bring a
of boys.
All the game* were entered
message
worth hearing.
All will do
into whole heartedly by everyone and
judging from tbe noise and flushed well if they get out to hear him.
The pastors appea-ed before the
faces they were having a jolly time.
choir Mondav evening at their rehearsal
Kefreehmeuls were served at 10:30
and asked them to furnish a good pro­
to 100 young people after which they
gram
of Christmas music for Sunday
departed for their homes with many
night Dec. 21. The choir by unanimous
expressions of appreciation
for a
vote consented to do this.
A service of
pleasant eysniug.
possibly
an
hour
aud
a
half will be
The next party will be during the
arranged
conaisting
of
an
hour of
Christmas holidays.
So keep it in
mind and come and have a good time. musical numbers and the devotional
There is room and a welcome for al) part, and then a sboit earnest Christ­
mas message by the speaker of the
young people.
evening.
Farm
YEAR
Rcrnlndora
Oregon celery, if being blanched
at this time of year, should not bo
allowed to stand
between tha
boards long after it is fit for use.
saya tbe
experiment
station.
After the chlorophyll of the stalk
has been changed to a yellow or
white, depending on the variety of
color, the quality, brittleness and
flavor liegius to lie lost. Three
weeks is usually the lengbtof time
required to blanch the stalks al­
though this may be shorter or
longer depending on the weather.
Barnyard manure, particularly
horse manure, beats up rapidly
with a loss oi valuable plant food
element nitrogen, in the form of
ammonia. This loss can be pre­
vented, savs the O A. C. experi­
ment station, almost entirely by
scattering a handful of land .plast­
er or superphosphate in the gutter
behind each animal, each day.
Superphosphate in addition to pre­
venting the loss of ammonia will
reenforce the manure with phos­
phorus in which it is low. Many
or our soils are in need of avail
able phosphorus.
The Parenl-Teachdrs’ Meeting wpa
Columbia University.
li -Id al the school house Monday even-
There wilt be no general program on ing and along with the regular bueioeN
Monday, December 29, as tbe opening of the < veiling they were entertained
day is aiwava given over to the delibera­ with a short program by some oi the
little folks and alto by three young
tions of tbe representative council. Re-
ladies from the Ellison-White Conaer*
ports of standing committees will be
vatory of music in Portland. The
beard, and all business of the assccia-
company conaiatcd of a violinist, pianist
tion will lie transacted on that day. and coutralto soloist. These young
One of the most important predis­
Only the duly elected delegates may ladies hod a littft experience on theii
posing factors to acute respiratory
trip here, The auto they were driving
disease« is breathing hot, vitjated and take part in the direnssions of the coun­
took to the ditch between here and
dusty air.
Mure people suffer from cil, but the sessions are public and all
The queen bee mates with the
Newberg
but a friendly stage came
A very pretty surprise party was
Notice is hereby given
that tbe
common colds than any other single teachers are cordially invited to lie pres­
along and brought them into town for
drone
or male bee on the wing,
tendered Miss Lucille Fisber on Tues­ County School Superintendent of Yam­
ailment.
The sum total of the incon­ ent The general sessions when the vis-
the entertainment and big feed which day evening of this week when about
Her
matings
are not under the
bill
County,
Oregon,
will
hold
the
reg
venience, complications,* and economic
Ring educators will speak, will be held followed.
twenty of her friends came to tbe par- ular examination of applicants for State control of the beekeeper except as
loss resulting from common colds class
sonage in honor of her thirteenth birth­ Certificates at the County Court House he makes it possible to have a sup­
three infections among the srriuus on Tuesday morning, December 30, and
day.
The rooms were tastefully dec­ in
McMinnville,
Yamhill County,
diseases. The prevention of 'colds con­ Wednesday afternobn, December 31.
Notice to Water Liner*
ply of good drones and limits the
orated with paper feetooning and Oregon, as folliws:
Commencing
sists. first, in guar.ling against the pre- Departmental meetings will occur Tues­
supply of poor ones, says the O. A.
As this month ends tbe year all mountain fern.
She was tbe recipient Wednesday December 17. at 9 o’clock
disposing cans %.
day afternoon and Wednesday morning. persons indebted to Die City of Dayton
O. extension service. The queen
of
rqany
beautiful
and
useful
gifts.
a
m.,
and
continuing
until
Saturday.
Avoid to» mueli in t.
An ustbm
Departments of the association wh'ch for city water must pay their bills op or Tbe evening passed all too soon while
December, 20. 1924 at 4 o'clock p in. bee apparenty mates but oncy in
vourm-lf to li-ailldiil t«-mjH*ratute•.
Il
before the 10th of December or the e joying tbeir favorite game«
Ice
WEDNESDAY FORENOON
you would have mi cheek J aud clear will have special programs are: rural
ner life time
water will be ent off.
seboois,
boy«*
and
gii
la
’
club
woik,
cream and cake was served after which I’. S History, Writing,(Penmanship'».
•yw. sleep .-ul <>f doors. The universal;
W. T. H Ti cker,
tiny all went home aaviug they bad Muate, Drawing.
demand ol tbe nre et» <U; in f uman ' Oreg m State counci'«.f English, higber
The suces» of any tile drainage
Recorder of thu Citv of Dayton. liifl a fine time. Those present were.
la .Ibdency
Anvthmg timi ' lui.MIion( r',„ rtn)ni teacheri, librar-
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Lawrence Porter, Howard Franklin. Physiology, Reading, Maonel Training, eestein defienda upin the outlets.
will incrra««-«• II. >> n v ir f<> l<v ailcom-L
..
.
,
। lana, city superinlen lenta, schroi prin
It is Thei®1‘ Hoodricb, John Litcher,
Ken- Composition, Domestic Science. Meth- During the summer mouths many
Yea, Christmas is coming!
In g«neral, cool moving nir o’a mod- c*Pnl*< Oregon Mate coancll of geogra- time now to begin practicing what we netti Hadley, Opal Purkev, Josephine wle in Reading, Course of Study for jf*f tbe outlet* have become clogged
erale, low humldity is more conducivi j phy teachera, bistory, modern
lau­ learned or should have learned Thanks* Conn, Elisabeth Hibbert,
i by ^e growth of vegetation and
Roswell Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic.
Bonald Rossner,
to i-tfich-ncF than a bot, huinid, stili guageo, selene* and mathematica, art. K [’ving Dav and forget our old, stale |
Kuith Coburn,
THURSDAY FORENOON
'and by caving in of the side« of
Bishop, Orange Will ml.
air.
Ex;»eii» on ventilation h*v9 dis-1 music, physical educatimi, vocational grudges against our lellowmen. We ' Benjamin
AriUiuwt
c,
History
of
EiurMion,
! th- outlet ditcb As the fall work
Mina Hessler, Ve Ie ne
covered
that
sixty eij.t degrees ,hlucationi
rlculture. commerce, home walk the same streets they walk why | ,"ne Bishop,
■
higv. Methods^ iii U^o^aphy^
Fahrenheit gives the best H-sulta in 'iu^
not do it with a smile on our faces? Goodrich, Faith Wagner,
Dorothy Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art, slackens, the farmer should ex­
Lucille, Constance, and
working elHciei'i-y and personal comfort ]
, „
,
It will help us get ready for Christmas, Demaray.
amine these* outlets and clean
Course of Study far Domestic Art.
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i All s--«»ions will be held in the L n-
A thermometer is absolutely necessary I ,
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that great and happy day when we Dwight Fisher.
them sa they can work to tbeir
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON
.
coin High School budding, Portland,
(Mrs. Fisber says that she just Udi in
for determining the correct temj>era-l
manifest our love and appreciation for
maximum capacity.
Grammar,
Geography,
Stenography.
tures. Fresh nlr is essential for build I
' »rtland Hotel will be the official
our God and our friends by giving gifts Jove with the whole bunch and that she
American
Literature,
Physics,
type
­
and maintaining g<>od health. Abun-' beadquartcri of the association. Re­ of bountiful value. Nut value in money do-, s not believe a finer company of
writing, .Methods in Language, Thesis
The growing of head lettuce it*
dance of air should l>e aasnrad by open p,)rtg from sectional chairman indicate alone but value in love and good will. voung j>eople can be duplicated any­
for Prucan- Certificate.
where.
)
Window ventilation.
A well d.signed tlut ewy
¡n OreKOn wU,
well suited I to Oregon conditions,
If we do nut give ourselves with our
FRIDAY FORENOON
window board
will prevent drafts. ’
.
,
...
gifts they will not merit much appiecia-
since the climate and soil are
Children who sp.nl tbe entire day in “”"d W«entatioi> and that the attend-
Theory and Practice,Orthographv(Spel­
tion ; lor, vou know, it has been said
See “The Black,” the most magni­
favorable, Unless the season is
ling), Physical Geography’, English Lit­
a poorly ventilated school room are not (H,,ce *t the convention will be not less that "the gift without the giver is
ficent stallion of his kind—the most
unusally < dry. irrigation is not
given a fair chance fur pruper develop-. than 2,500
bare.” A cheery “Merry Cbristmasl” dangerous horse in captivity-leap a erature. Chemietrv.
generally
necessary. Production
ment.
I
——
on Christmas morning will go farther
FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
gap no other horse has leaped to
of uniform, solid heads depends
Good ventilation la a big factor in the j C. H. Merrill and wife of Mill Citv and in filling a heart with warmth and
escape his pus tiers— hated man! See School Law, Geology, Algelra, Civil
war on respiratory diseases. The good Mr. and Mrs. J Harold Newman and happiness than the most expensive gift him plunge from a high diff into a Government.
largely on the variety and eepacial-
effect of open air life no longer demand* baby May Marie of Nehalem helped de- nympy can buy If love did not help to
lytbe seed strain. Barnyard man­
swirling, raging whirlpool.
See him
SATURDAY FORENOON
proof.
In disease as well as in health vour the royal Thankagiviqg bird at our hny it.
Let's let Love buy our gifts, fight off “The White,” a rival stallion
ure is the test fertiliser, as poor
Geometry,
Botany.
the effect is a general xme on the body hutpc Thanksgivinu Dav.
and then I’m sure there will be
Too Much Boat
Surprise Party
and not merely a question of breathing '
J. 8. Morin ate bin Thanksgiving
air.
In this sense the ofieii air is an
air bsih even whey the body 1« clothed. dinner with h lends in Portland
Shop
Curly
and
Avoid tho Rush
Christinas is a happy time for nearly
everybody except the salespeople in th*
department stores and retcil shops, and
the men who run the street cars.
The Oregon Public Ulilit'. Informa
tion Bureau eava it would Im a happy
time for these two classes, too, if the
public were more comdoerate and did
its shopping early
For some tun" the street railway
coin- nay and tlm newspapers and stor a
in Portland have
been hammering
homa the “'shop early” idea, aud the
entire electric railway industry of the
United States is supporting such a
movement all over the country.
This year la virtually the first time
that the merchants generally have la-en
co-operating in such a movement and
the results have already lieen apparent
in tile eubatantial increase in the
volume of early Christmas trading,
The poatoflice authorities, too, are
taking a hand and are doing a good
bit of educational work to show the
public the advantage of getting this
annual "chore” over with as w Iv as
potti by.
*'
Mesdames M. G. Miller and D. C
Clark entertained the Pleasant Hour
Reading Club at the hmie of Mrs,
Anteen
Miller on Fiiday, NOv. 28.
Mrs.
metnliera responded to roll call.
Sherman gave an interesting report of
her visit to the Children’s Farm Home
peqr Corvallis, where she has recently
been with a contribution of canned fruit
and
vegetables, donated
by the
P. II. R. C. and the Civic Club of
Dayton.
"Peace on earth;
Goodwill toward men,”
-THE PRINTER'S DFVIL.
for supremacy of the plains—for pos­
session of the herd!
At the Arcade Theater. Hat-
u.'day night. Dec. 6. See It!
Teachers* Examinations
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
General Historv. Book-keeping.
soils mean small heads, counsels
the experiment station.
S. 8. Duncan.
County School Superintendent.
Curtains for the poultry boute
can beconviently used at this time.
Ni$ht Prowling.
Heavy winds
and rain blown
There is no doubt but that a
through the open front are affect­
large per cent of the degradation,
ively excluded by curtains. Many
disgrace ruin and crime among tbe
Oregon poultrymen keep curtains
young springs from tbu habit of
rolled and stored in the house to
night prowling, corner foafini and
be need when needed. Others
kindred acts of both saxes in citv,
have curtains on a roller that can
town and hamlet all over this
be raised arid lowered as weather
broad country. Any person who
Conditions uhange.
The experi­
keep*« his or 'tier eyes open k nows
ment station recommends careful
this. Hundreds of boys and girls
use of curtains. A curtain, while
are out nt night and we a I know
• an effective protection
in bad
that n)an,y influences fur evil
weather, l*ecomes a danger to
none for goad surround then con*
proj>er ventilation if left up in fair
Usually.
A curfew restriction
weather.
may b-e derided as old fashioned
and punt inical, but tbe fact re­
Early lambs will awn begin to
mains that there is vastly lees
arrive in certain parts of Oregon.
nigh.t prowling in towns that have
The importance of properly dock­
a 'curfew ordinance a nd enforce it.
ing and castrating while the lamb
The City Park is receiving a g-neral is still yvttng is stressed by the
dean-op this
Dead limbs are college animal husbandry depart­
lieing trimmed off the ttees, leavqp rak­ ment. The neglect of this practice
ed up and burned , etc.
We haven’t results in a cut in the market price
lean ed who is to blame for tins but
as the carcase is not as desirable.
rather suspect
the ladies of the Civic
Club, at least they are' generally guilty A good sharp knife has been found
of just sneh doings. It takes the ladies as practical as any instrument for
to clean things up.
this work. A trim lamb properly
docked and dastrated will bring 50
Henry May and wife who spent their cents to 11 mure thau the same
Thanksgiving with their daughter Mrs. lamb, if these operations are neg­
C. C. Carter at Molalla, arrived home lected.
the first of the week.
Toter Swanson and Nels Persson were
Joe Francis enjoyed his Thanksgiving
with relatives and acquaintances in visitors in Sheridan the latter part of
last week.
Portland.