Dayton tribune., January 08, 1925, Image 5

Vernon Hadley and Arthur
Zw’uk were McMinnville visitor»
Editor
A. N. Merrill
Saturday.
Entered »I tin* |w>"l olili-« In P«yUm,
Mr». Ruth Addison and little
Oregon, a* »«cond cl >•« mail malt*'», m > ii Ronald Spent the week end
under th» Act of March 8, 1H7U.
witli relative* in Portland.
Huliacriplloii ll.bO per v*'»r in »dv
Ralph Hadley and family «pent
- ------------ Jan. », fWT
New Year» at the Chas Hadley
I
I
A tv.nuin»
. 1
mi ami ni< an PRrss assi » ia I 1
home.
Geo Foster transacted bu»iues«
ii,
McMinnville Monday.
Full <*<>«l»«l «•••»«»»**•>
A
W. Hramlet wis a McMinn­
Preaching ami I>ivine Healing Servie»
ville businesa visitor Haturday.
Hiimlay ».(Ml p. m.
Mrs Berti* Wickert, Al Wick­
Bible Hludy
Tburmlay 7:30 p. u».
All »re welcome to come «»*1 worablp ert, Waller Wickert .and wife of
Salem und Bessie Fouler of Port-
with u»
land attended the funeral of Rob*'.
ReV. Geo. Stleglit«,
Addison Saturday.
Pastor.
DAYTON TRIBUNE
Flemish Burghers Had
True Democratic Spirit
Mahers of Dynamite
Can Take No Chances
SHOES
When BB<‘ approach»» a factory
The crown prlace of Bwedea, guest
•f tin- mayor <>f the ancient town of where dynamite 1» made «verythlng
Brng< s In Eliwi<l« rs, expressed surprise »«■(in» bulf asleep. Here and there
at the democratic manners of the among lbe scattered building* a man
burgher» .if the town They dropped may Iw see« slowly wheeling a rub-
In quite casually at the "malrie’’ »nd tier tired vehicle that looks not unlike
Men’s heavy work shoes from S3.60 up
He «urclsee the
<-aiiiw to »hake hand» with the heir a baby carriage.
care, for his load la nitro-
Men’s Dress shoes and Oxfords S4.00 and up
apparent of th» Hwedl»h crown. Tlieae
which doe» not allow mia
1- leml»b burgher» i.«ve ever been thu». glycerin, happen twice. The workmen
Ladies Pumps and Oxfords from 4.5” to 5.75
to
according to Pierre Van Paaasen In the !•!(«»
and th<-»e strange carts are uw<l to
When looking for shoes see us first, we can save
Atlanta Constitution. There need 1« take the nitroglycerin from the mil-
no »urprise In their custom». W be« Ing room to the refinery for the alter­
you money.
Louis VHL kiss ”1 France, arrived In nate »training and testlag It must un-
Ghent to b« pre»»nt at the marriage ¿ergo until Its detonating qualities are
of bls sister to the archduke of Aue
When the dynamite ba»
tria. a special entertainment wan given perfected.
been sliMned and the sulphuric acid j v
In the market square. On lb» one aide
of the square was a luxurious lodg» | removed f^rm It the foreman take» *
draped In ermine and velvet, where > Pelf a tepspoonful of the liquid, jj
A full line of staple and fancy groceries always,
seats had been arranged for the .-nr- । rq.reml» It thin on a metal surface and
IJ.en strikes It with a hammer. When
.final princes of the churrti and >b* he Is ruitlsSed the product la ehipped
fresh.
king Borne good burgher« arriving lie-
along to tha dynamite building, where
fore the king calmly in < upfed the royal . the nitroglycerin la aouked up by por
UNION VALE
and*prlnce!y neats. Wlteu th» king put |
let
Walter Hunt, wife and family of In hii appearance fhe burghers refused ou« clay and cut in convenient stick»
for
mine
use.
The
dynamite
when
Methodist Church
Halem vWted at tin- Ji. E. Hkmtcnburg to give up their »eat» to the c»rdlnals, pressed Into shape is tested out by
though they made room for the king the eiploslon of a small amount on a
Sunday Mahoni, 10 A. M„ Geo H Jock- bome, last Monday.
it
Mr and Mr». Clark Noble spent laat of Frence. Indignantly, the cardinal ballistic pendulum. This devbe has »
■nan, Hupt.
arc|ihl»h»p
of
Rhelm».
who
was
pres
Morning Worship. 11 Sermon by PaaU* w<-ek end with Mr«. Nublo’* parent* ent, i/rdered one citizen thrown Into heavy lead ball mounted on the end
of a swinging arm. which 1» set In mo­
<1 :!W p. m. Mr. und Mr». Albert btoutenbnrg of the river. The bailiff a«ked him “On
Epworth league
tion by the force of the explosion. The
Fottlaüd.
7
W
p.
m.
whoae
authority
«hull
I
do
this?"
"OB
Union Service«
gage tells the amount of motion and
be*
n
the
authority
of
a
prince
nf
the
blood,
Little Erwin Penrose who ha»
end n prince of the holy church.” came from till» Che power of the dynamite 1»
Service at Webfoot,
quite ill ie able to be up again.
the order. "Your blgbne»»" replied calculated.
» 30 A. M
Morning Worship.
Mr*. Harry Kleinschmidt ha» lieen the bailiff, “the man you want me to
Il A M. on the »lek Hot for the last few d«y«.
Sunday School
throw Into the river 1» n cloth weaver, Word “Sleet" Used to
Kcv. Franklin. Fautor.
We »re glad to report tbS Mr* and that mean» a little more tban a
Convey Many Meanings
mere prince of France with ua.
Mstlie Tbornvm I« «»uie better.
The
word “aleet" has three distinct
Roy St-mtenburg had the rni«Corlune
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
meanings In the English-speaking
to cut hi* finger quit« *ev«r«lv the other Two Simple Reasons
world, says Nature Magazine, in Eng
I >aytoi>
evening while chopping wood.
Why Eggs Were Hard land It 1» nearly always applied to a
rn.
10:00
a
Miw Nev* Sitton »pent pari "f ’“rt
Sunday School
pilxture of «now and rain, and the
"Lllybel. the eggs arc hard again, «ame usage prevails to «orne exteat In
11 00 a in. week viMtiug friend* and relative» in
Preaching
and you know the children aren t al­ this country.
« :30 p m». McMinnville.
E. L. of C. E.
J m , a
The
S
ii wed to eat hard-boiled egga.” pro­
7
:30
p.
m.
Again, a great many American«, In-
Union Service»
Victor Leaner and wife »pent Munday bated an exasperated housekeeper re­
\
America« NeedletvoaM
eluding
most
engineers,
have
long
ap-
.
111 The HouselwM
UNIONVALF.
with C.»l lAUner and wife.
cently to her colored cook. "How is piled the name “aleet” to the smooth I
3ga| Good Storie«
working
It
that
you
can
’
t
aeem
to
learn
gueb
Mi«» Irene Crewlev who is
Hundav School
10 a.m.
coating of Ice, due to rain falling in I
,
Aito ¡he Farm Journal
a
simple
thing
aa
how
to
boll
an
egg
and
cold weather that at times envelops I
Preaching
B :0° » “ near Sheridan, spent New
the branches, wires and other object» I
Sondav at borne. Hbe »ay» «he linea soft J”
E. L.OÍC.E
7.30 P.M.
THIS HEWSMPER,
"All don’t know, Mis' Gray,” pro­ and gives us the beautiful spectacle I
ber work tine.
A
tested
LLybel.
amiably
distressed.
F. E. Fi«h«r, Pa»tor.
Arare end unusual money saving bargain offer in r«Bd»
of the “ice «term.” British meteorolo- I
The Comrade» Cl»*«
held their "Ah sure does try ter have dem nigs gists call this "glazed frost.” our
ing m-. ter for the whole family for a year. We offer
monthly party at the Fred Witbee de way you wants 'em; Ah mire does. weather bureau has coined for It the
cen ' ir a’ ion to our reader» for a short time only.
t
Renewal »ub» ript or» will be extended foe •••
home last Friday evening. A »hort Ah locks at de clock de whole time name “glaze,” and on both »ides of
year from present date of expiration.
buiínet» meeting **" held, after which dey'« tidin', «o’« de hand won't get the Atlantic it has sometimes been
game» wire played. The next meeting away fum me. Ah caln't guess how known as “silver thaw.”
Mrs. Brooks Swtenev and daugh­ will be held Jan 30, at tbe hoto«’ oí come day'» hard-blled ag’ln—onless
Lastly, the “«leet" of weather bu j
’two« Ah kep’ my eyes on de hour reau usage is widely so called in Amer­
ter Bai barn Ann spent several Mies N*vaGtib»er.
hand 'stld ob de minute hand. Mis' ica, and sometimes so called in Great
days last
«t ’I”' home of Mr8
Fred Witbee and wife went to Port- Gray.'
Britain. A few British meteorologists
Sweeney’s parents, Mr and Mrs. land, last Saturday.
An excuse hardly more acceptable have tentatively styled It “ice rain,
the whole f.imly — fictiou, pattern«, embtoidery« in.
Mrs. George Antrim visite*! at the was that offered by Hannah, a Scan­ but this name baa never become estab­
O. M. Murphy al Marqusm. Cre.
dinavian of some experience In Amer­ lished.
eble, interesting «nd »nstructive group
Miss Beulah Walton of Portland Merritt Miller home, Tuesday.
In view of these facts, it is a safe
Loren Hewith and family of Portland ica. for Hilda, her sister, but newly
arrived,
who
was
employed
in
the
visited from Saturday ti'l Monday
A Send in your
visited at the Merritt Miller home same household. Hilda had boiled the forecast that the term "sleet" 1» des
tlned to cause meteorologists more
gfg
_ < W order newt Thi,
at the home of her sister Mrs. A. Tuesday.
eggs too bard.
worry in years to come than the term
W. Bramlet.
“It Is because she vor alvnys ton "cyclone”—which most people still
I r enr*’«! «ubecription* to this p«P^r will
¡ne*. But don’t wait until the
slow," explained Hannah apologetic»!»' Misapply to the tornado—has caused
James Wakefitld Jr. of Portland
ly. "She hov alvays take Heelda ten for many years past.
vwitel Thursday night and Fri­
How Ants “Sew" Leave»
| minute» to boll her« eggs t’ree mln-
day with Kenneth Hadley.
Edward .Step. F. 1.. 8. in me Lon Utes.”—Youth s Companion.
Queer Marriage Customs
I
Mr.and Mrs Savage of McMinn­ don sphere tells about a lllll» rn «n
In many part« of India, after the
We are grateful to our many patrons for their generous support
widely distributed through all of he
Lightning and Radio
marriage ceremony the bride and bride- I
ville spent Nsw Years at the home countries of Hi« Far East and south,
and
custom
in 1924 and sincerely hope the conduct of our buMO.» ID
that
The bureau of »tandatd« states
groom are tied together by the corner»
of their daughter, Mrs. W. L. which construct» shelter» for It« d -
pro- of their garment« and compelled to pa- the past will merit a continuation of your regard and conbideration.
a
radio
antenna.
If
grounded,
or
¡nestle cuttie among the brunches of
Reichstein.
a- b-i“» »' VOUR LIGHT NG
trees, uniting a number of leaves to­ sided with a lightning arrester, has rade the full length of the village to ni,„ur.n^
Clifford Rowe, who in attending gether by mean» of »Uken thread«. A | some of the properties of a lightning signify that they are united for life. COMPANY in a manner to justify public respect, having in mind at
rod, but, as commonly Installed, has At a Cingalese wedding the presumably
Pacific Vniveraily at Forest Grove Urge number of worker» pull and these properties tn such limited de­ happy couple are tied together by their all time» the adequacy of service, reliability in its delivery, and a
haul the edges of growing leaves Ir.u
grees that It Is not to be regarded as thumbs.
v'hited n few dava last week nt the position while other workers l,rlP-
studious effort to maintain it 365 days of Ihe year.
effective
protection against lightning.
In Turkey, when the bridegroom un­
Hadley
home.
larvae
from
the
nursery,
ami.
holding
Ralph
During the recent storm and prevailing unusual weather condi­
them in their Jaw», apply the grubs On the other hand, on account of Its veils his bride to have the first view
J A McFarlane, wife, and Mrs. mouth» to the leaves that are to be relatively small aUe. It does not ap­ of her after the marriage, they both tions we had but one general service interruption and are happy to say
G. M. Fowler were county stat connected, Intimating to them In K>me preciably Increase the possibility of a look into a mirror and then knock Lur customers sustained no inconvenience.
way Hint they are to emit fluid ailk. direct stroke. A modem lightning rod head« together so that the images may
visitors. Saturday.
The threads are drawn from leaf to system, however, Is designed nnd In­ appear united.
We are thankful beyond our words to express our deep apprecia­
Elmer Jackman left Saturday leaf nnd ns the silk hardens Imme­ stalled with a view of protecting
In certain portion« of China the
tion
for your patronage and extend our cordial and sincere greetings
ngalnst
direct
stroke»,
and
when
this
Is
bride 1« carried on a servant a back
for Monmouth where he will take diately upon exposure to the aIr a
।
properly
done,
a
high
degree
of
protec
­
I
for
a
Happy and Prosperous New \ear.
over
a
alow
fire,
on
each
«ide
of
which
n nine months course in Teachers’ large number of «uch contacts have tion Is obtained. Many lightning rods
Hre arranged a pair of the bride­
the value of »titchea. and u room)
in actual use are not properly Installed, groom’s shoe«. Another custom is that
Training.
leaf bag 1» constructed.
and It 1» to these that isolated cases of lifting the bride over the threshold
Mr. and Mr« Grover Johnson
of damage to redded buildings are of ber new home.
of Newberg spent New Years nt
Esperanto’s Prospects
I usually traced.
Although stress has been placed on
the home of their mother, Mrs.
Writing With a Hill
the encouraging spread of Eapernnto,
Few Climb Mount Ararat
“It Serves You Right
David Robinson.
How many people would associate I
It is not ¡»osslble for the average per-
Mount Ararat has long been the goal the word “pencil" with a peak or a j
Mrs. Bower of Hopewell visited »on to believe that n universal tongue,
of mountain climbers and Its «Ides headland?
Phone, Blue 34
orik’n. P'er
Thursday and Friday with her Hbsolutely artificial In
The word 1« derived from the na­ Newberg, Oregon.
will attain general use, or even make hnve been attacked with varying suc­
daughter, Mr». Geo. Robinson,
enough progress to facilitate under cess, for generations. With an altitude ture of the district« where slate Is
of over 17,000 feet. Its precipitous sides
Walter Jackman of Portland »landing among the people« of Affer­ present difficult problems In climbing. quarried, for the earlle.t pencils on
record were made from slate. The
siH-ech. It 1« much more probable
pent the week end nt the home of ent
that English will become the most A proposed railroad to the summit, word "pen" denotes a heaSand on the
within the range of engineering coast, or a peak in the country, and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. «idely spoken of all modern languages. while
possibilities.
Is an almost fantastic It 1« from these old rock formations
However. It Is pleasant to know that
Jackman.
the Esperantans have as their alm the scheme. A legend persists that frag­ that the material Is quarried. In this
Among the out of town people universal brotherhood and there Is no ments of the ark still Ue upon the wav we find «uch names ss Penrith.
Middle Age for Women
who attended the funeral of Rob’t doubt that their work will have a summit of Ararat, but the few hardy Penmaenmawr, the Pennine*, and
climbers
who
hnve
reached
this
goal
Penzance,
all
of
-which
have
at
one
From Twenty to Fifty
Addiwon Saturday, were Wm and reconciling, harmonizing effect wber discourage the belief. Noah, after de­ time or another been actively asso­ Venetian Dead Carried
ever It Is Introduced. The Argonaut.
is a woman middle-aged?” Is
scending the mountain with his ships ciated with the slate Industry.
Clemie Fishback and Ina Fish-
to Grave on Gondolas r "When
question capable of many answers,
company. 1« supposed to have planted
In
the
manufacture
of
the
modern
back of Salem. Verdie Finback of
A Venetian funeral displays that according to the country in which the
Three Immigrant» Watched
a vineyard below the snow Une, where "lend” pencils, the plumbago from
picturesque and romantic character
Monmonth, Winfield Scott nnd
A number of our Rtumlard tree« are ho was afterward burled.
which the writing portion la made is which has always been associated with matter is being discussed, and the
number of years to the credit of the
nb(0 quarried in these reglons.-Lon-
son Walter of Carlton, .lohn Lock- Importations from distant corners of
the ceremonies of the city, which still people discussing it.
th,,
world.
Some
specimens
were
Mrs.
don
Mall.
lett nnd wife of Portin nd,
A Passive Helper
remains one of the most religious places
The other dnv I was sharing my
brought In year» ago by seafarers who,
The new pastor observing a poorly
in Italy, according to the Chicago PaHy •Ight o’clock breakfast with my small
Rarnh Tucker of Corvallis, Mr. admiring a tree’s beauty, would bring
Adjusting
Compass
News.
The
grandeur
of
the
special
dressed Individual who was sitting in
«nd extremely precocious son. Eve
Sharp and wife, Joe Schnitz, Wife home a voting ahoot and try to make it
As a rule the deviation of the com­ funeral barge varies, of course, with Adams relates, in T. P.’s and Cas-;
the rear ot the church greeted hint
■
row
Other
specimens
were
Imported
nnd sons Raymond nnd Kenneth,
pass on steel ships Is compensated by the means of the family, those hire! sei’« Weekly, who seized the unpro-
from'England and southern Europe to and said:
not sure but that we could means of magnets and soft Iron cor­ by the wealthy being very magnificent. | pltlvu» occasion to remark : ' Mummy.
and Mr. Smith and son Roy of ,,rn<-e estates of wealthy men. Such
"I HID
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At the funeral of a high official of I »uppoM now you’re middle-aged.
Salem, Chas Addison and wife. chance methods of Introducing a tree find some place for you In church rectors These arc so placed near the Venice
recently the coffin was placed ' "Perhaps I am.” I replied acidly and
compass as to almost exactly counter­
work."
would
be
t<><>
slow
now,
and
loo
haz
Mrs Nora HMnes, Walter Wilson,
"Thank you, sir." the man replied, act the ship’s magnetism and reduce ot. H barge 50 feet In length and pro- noncpmmlttany. “I shouldn’t be sur-
„rdous. Every Immigrant tree must
... ccntlnu
continued this embryo dlpto-
Mr.and Mrs. Mount and Rev. prove Its healthiness at a port of en
■but I already have my place tn church the deviation to zero. Compensation polled by four gondoliers In uniforms i
of black velvet decorated with gilded
even over twenty !
is
never
quite
perfect,
however
and
K. H. Sicknfoosc of Newburg try test It bring In a disease ns dread work."
’ h gh(iuld
the operation must be repeated anil moldings of floral design, skulls and . Neither
should I.” I agreed, much more
"Indeed
1
And
what
Is
that,
may
I
ful
ns
the
San
Jo»*'
»cale
or
the
chest
the magnets readjusted If the ship crossbones, and so on.
Rev. Sickafoose preached the fun-
genially, as I hastened to turn the
ask?"
w
nut blight.
At the stem was an angel with out­ conversation into less personal cban-
oral sermon. lit; was an old friend
“I’m one of the poor and needy.’ — greatly changes her magnetic latitude
becuuie the earth’s magnetic force stretched nings leaning on a broken nets.
of the family and preached the
Boston Transcript.
Jewels That Keep Time
changes ns we recede from the poles, pillar and at the stern was another
On the other hand, I was talking
funeral sermon of Mr. Addison*
gilded figure of Time with his scythe with a friend the other day, who has
A watch movement contain« pre-
while the magnets do not.
and hourglass. The canopy In the passed the allottad span of three score
Chinese Girl’s "No
clous «tones to diminish Its wear. The
father several years ago.
center, covering the >'91n. was support­ vears and ten. and he was deprecating
When a silken-coated Chinese man­
Evidently Much Moved
Ethel Jackman returned to Sal­ lever and the balnnce wheel pivots al darin,
ed by gilded ai’4»^ and at the corners a state of affairs which allows women
resting on his embroidered
ways rut. on bearing« mnde out of
A little girl returned home to her of the roof burned four candles.
em Bunday, where she is teaching jewel».
In highgrade watches the knees, pops the question to the Indy
to have a take In the politics of their
parents, after sitting for her school
Reversing the customary usage, the country. “At all events.’ he grumbled,
fchool, after «ponding the holidays hearings of the entire watch movement of his choice, be never gets a "no.” musical examination. They asked her
relatives and mourners precede in -the vote should be restricted to sen­
at the home of her parents, Geo. are Jeweled. The best grade Jewels So explained Prof. Franklin I*e at how she had got on.
stead of following the body, which is
.
. „re made of »apphlrea or rubles, the Columbia university, where he Is con­
middle-aged
"Very well, I think.” she answered. conveyed in the funeral barge across sible
Jackman and wife
I c|ienper grade of garnet, nnd the low- ducting a course in the Chinese lan
you mean by 'sensible middle-aged ?
"What was the examiner like?
the half mile of water to the ceme­ I asked curiously. "Fifty, and not a
P,.v Robinson who i» sawing ,.st grade of ordinary rock crystal gunge.
"Quite a nice man—and so religious.
Fay Roiuns n
I There are from B«yen to twenty-three
tery Island, the only burial ground of day under," was the irascible response.
According to Professor Lee there»
lumber near W illaminn spent
I
of jeWei« tn a watch, and un
"Religious! How could you tell?”
the city. It is a small place, as the
no such word as no in the Chinese
"In
the
middle
of
one
of
my
pieces
gondoliers say, but with room enough
week end with home folks.
I
they nre Hn of good quality and lexicon. If the Chinese girl spurns her
he put his head In his hands and said. for all Venice.
Mra II Thompson visited Sun-Lit the wheel pivot« perfectly the admirer she lisps something that
Mrs. H. Ihompson vibiw
I
h will be a poor timekeeper even t sounds like “bushlh." which means "not •Oh, heavens I Oh, heavens!’ very rev-
day afternoon al the home o
‘11 k it does tpp.
exentlx.”
ye«.”—Lo» Angeles Tlm«k^
I if It does ipp.
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