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DAYTON, OREGON. JANUARY 29, 1925..
The
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M hen you |a«,| down and out am
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene
everything seems to g< dead »lung ami
Jan. 28.—' Special 1—Richard
Shore
everyuM seems to be kicking you, go
Smith of Eugene, former All-American
1
he
funeral
of
George
Michaels
out into the hills and »it down there
fullback and all-around athlete and
where all is still but the sighing of the took place at the Hopewell church
during his playing davs captain of two
wind through the tree t»p<. the aodgo I Hunday at 2:80 p. m.^nd inter­
collegiate elevens, Oregon and Columbia
tbs birds and the bubbliug of (be ment in the Hopewell cemetery.
By P ostmaster G eneral H arry s . N ew
University, New York, was elected
brooks as th»y wend their wav to the Services conducted by Rev. F. E.
coach of the University of Oregon
•ua, aud you ha -e a chani-« to get cluse
eleven to succeed Joseph H. Maddock,
More and more is the attention via«]. This bill has been developed
to yourself. Look around you at all tbe Fisher, assisted by Rev. VV. M.
Haw you heard of the terrible family
resigned, at a meeting of the executive of tbe people ^turning to the conser­ through experience and sound practice.
beautiful things God has given Nature Blodgett.
“They"?
council Wednesday.
It is wbcliy adequate to its porpoae.
the (tower to grow lor us.
Look away
Mr. Michaela was born in In­ Smith was ope of tbe greatest players vation of our natural resources.
And the dreadful, venomous things ibey
We have given thought to Hie preser­ It infringes no State or individual right
over
the
hills
»nd
see
how
the
different
diana, Oct. 19, 1847 and be died of the period ^from 189« to 1903 ami
say?
•hades of gieens, yellows, browns, wnd at Unionvale, January 23, 1925 many critic» class him as among the vation and increase of our forest« and, and adds not one cent io the bordes of
W by. half the gossip under tbe sun,
through thia, to our water power and the taxpayer. Its enactment inter law
reds bleud together into a picture that
beet fullbacks who ever wore college
It you trace it back, von will find begun
the greatest of earthly artists can never He caine to Oregon in 1862, and colors. He won tbe distinction of mak­ agi ¡culture. We have adopted and en« will go far towards enruriag good bunt­
In that wretched House of '‘They.”
hope to equal Look up into the tops Christmas 1873 he married Susan­ ing tbe All-American team while a law forced certain regulatory measures in ing for p<x,r and rich now, and in future
generations.
A numerous familv, »o I am told,’
of those tall, majestic evergreens who na Sawyer and lor many years student at Columbia, following bis grad hunting and fishing. Yet in spite
And its genealogical tree Is old ;
for a century or more have been stretch­ they have lived on u part of the nation from tbe University of Oregon our concern for our other natural
The Game Refuge Bill provide« for
sources, we have moved but »lowly in the purchase of swamp areas which are
lor ever since Adam and Eve began
ing upward and upward in tbe attempt
He played on Columbia the preservation and increase of one of
old Sawyer donation land claim in 1991.
To build up the curious race of man
to get closer to God, and realize how
elevens from 1991 to 1903.
With the the miat valuable, beautiful and per­ suitable breeding, feeding and resting
They
had
six
six
children,
four
Has existed the House of 'They.”
grounds for migratory water-fowl and
iMigniflcant you are, afterall, In the
appointment of Smith, there are now
midst of His gloriously great out-of- boys and two girls; one boy died two former All-American players hoid­ haps useful of them all—our wild game. other game. No shooting would be per­
Gossip mongers ami spreaders of lies,
Abundance of game amounts to mitted on these refuges. In addition it
doors. Then close your eve«, while you in infancy, one daughter died at iug coaching positions on the Pacific
Horrial people, whom all despise;
national health insurance, and to much provides certain other areas as public
listen
to
tht-
happy
songs
of
birds
as
the age of eighteen and their son Coast.
And yet, the beat of us n<w and then.
Andy Smith of California, more than this. The hunters and
Repeat queer tales about women and they build their homes, to the soft, Ott died about three years ago. while fullback on tbe Pennsylvania sportsmen of a country rich in game, shooting grounds where the man of
moderate means may enjoy as good
soothing song of the wind in the tree-
men
The two in times of national crisis are solciers
Those living are Mrs. Bessie Spack« eleven, won the honor.
sport
as his well-to-do brother of the
tops,
ami
let
your
soul
expand
as
you
Smiths competed against each other
Aud quote the House of ’They,”
Hunk of all the beauties you have seen man and Claude of Portland, and when Columbia met Pennsylvania in three-fourths made. Thev are rugged, shooting'rlub. It further provides for a
enduring and can shoot. They are clean fuller administration of tbe important
Thev live like lords and never lalsir,
and heard and you realize that you like Roy who lives on the old home­ 1902.
livers and quick thinkers, ami they Migratory Bird Treaty between the
A "Tli»y's" one task 1« to watch his the trees must be stretching ever up­
stead. There is also a brother.
The new Oregon coach, known to bis
neiglitor
ward in the attempt to please God and Leander living in Portland. There friends aa "Dick ’, has followed football have a vim and steadiness in normal United Stales and Canada.
pursuits which only life in tbe open can
And tell his busin««» and private affairs your fellow men. It is a bard task to
Tbe Game Refuge Bill is tbe product
ever since his college days. He coach- f give.
To the world at large they are sowers of please everyone it'» tine, but in reid were many friends and neighbors
of the practical experience and know­
ed tbe Oregon football team in J933
While in other directions our conser­ ledge of the foremost game authorities
work and worth we find our happiness that attended tbe funeral.
after completing his law course m Hie
There folk! in the Home of • They.” and in making Olbera happy we mane
East, and in 1904 returned to New York vation effort is tiecoming more and more from everv section of the country. It
It 1» wholly uwleM to follow a "They" ) ««"«■•*••• happier. Keep ever striving TALES THE CENSUS TELLS to tutor the Columbia eleven for a year. constructive, in the care of our game war fitted to the country's needs. And
Census figure? ehow that—
Changes in football that have taken and especially of our water-fowl we the whole coet of adminiatering the
With a ahip or a gun, for he slips away to please, let the corners of your mouth
Ami into hia house, where you cannot ' turn up. not down and strengthen
Seven-eight? of all the money place since then have l>eeu studied have Isen content with merely prohibi­ measure is covered by a ve.trly license
tory measures. The result is that this fee of one dollar paid by each hunter of
yourselves bv acknowledging your
left by married men in America carefully bv the former fullback. In valuable national asset is in danger. migratory game. Those who hunt only
recent years he has aided the Oregon
It is locked and bolted and guarded to— weaknesses. If someone criticise«. take
that criticism and look it over carefully, for their dependents is derived coaches, giving a good deal of service to W e need consider only a few facts to local game .»re not affected.
This horrible House of “They *’
final the real worth in it and put from life insurance.
The bill is entirely non-partisan in
the squad lest fall when Maddock was realize its worth.
Though you cannot get in, they get out, it into practice.
We are none of us
Eighty-two per cent of the value head coach.
Tbe wild game of the United St. tes. character. Men like John W. Davis,
Awl spread their villainous tales about, above criticism; not we can learn to
Tbu»e in charge of Oregon athletics I according to Government estimates, has Secretary of War Weeks, Senator Pat
of the combustible projierly is in­
of all the rascals under the sun
profit by it and to let it make us more
look
forward confidently to tbe 19251 a v»'ne over one billion dollars. In Harrison, Senator Simeon D. Fes»,
sured against fire, but—
Who have come to punishment, never worthwhile.
Don.t worry when you
season. Smith is a coach who com-1,lle $*«»<« of Pennsylvania and in some William Jennings Brvan,
Senator
one
Ninety jx-r cent of the men en­
•tumble; remember, a worm is about
mands the situation, maintains a good ISouthern States the wild gam" is Joseph T. Robinson, Representative
Belonged to tbe House of "They.”
the only thing that can't fall down. A gaged in active business fail to coaching organization, keeps up morale, Ilnore valuable than all of tbe State's Nicholas Longworth and many other
—Youth's Companion.
man's enemies have no power to burin reach old age with competence.
and gets bis instruction over to the I'*»• stock. In one season in tiie Slate leaders have come out flat footedlv for
him if he is true to himself and loyal to
team.
of Minnesota, ducks were shot by the it. The lata ¡secretary of Agriculture,
Nineteen
out
of
every
twenty
Did You Dvor fr>top To God. Can you not glow away from
Smith played on Oregon elevens from successful gunners having a food value Henry C. Wallace was a strong advo­
persons
fail
to
provide
for
their
old
criticism?
.
18!M> to 1901, tbe last two years as of over one million dollars. Yet we cate of tbe measure.
age or for their families.
—
THE
PRINTER'S
DEVIL
captain.
He played cn an Oregon have given little attention to construct­
By E. It. Waite, Secretary, Shawnee,
Over 5.WW.000 sportsmen, throughout
With the result that—
eleven that triumphed over a Univer­ ive measures to perserve and increase
Oklahoma, Board of Commerce.
tbe country, have endorsed the bill,
Union Evangelistic Meetings
Eight million women are forced sity of California team 2 to 0, a remark- this highly valuable and. if destroyed, either individually or through the or­
THAT y. -i should pin y<mr faith on
The Union Meetinfs are in pro« to earn a living.
able achievement for tiie young Eugene I unreplaced national resource.
the future of your city, not on Its past. gross at the Baptist church thia
institution.
He made bis "O” also in I Hunting, the most ancient and demo­ ganizations of which they are members.
Thirty-five per cent of the wid­
Leading national societies and organ-
TH AT it costs nothing to be loyal to
track
,
competing
in tbe broad jump andlcratic of our sports, is becoming iucreae- . izationa have expressed their strong
week, and will continue there un­ ows are in want.
the home citv.
the weight«.
While at Columbia the I ingiy a rjd, Iuan-g gpOrt, open to thoee
That every citizen should boost H e lees il ia found the church it too
Ninety per cent of American Oregon man starred in track and crew I„nlv who can afford membership in a I approval of it. Among these are:
, Tiie American Legion, the National
home citv and help steer the ship that small to accomodate the crowds.
widowhood lacks life’s common as well as in football. The Columbia hunting club having iU own perserves. * Federation of Women's Club«, the
carries them.
There is co-ojieration hy all the comforts.
football captaincy came to him iu bis I The bulk of tbe 7,000,009 hunters of the
। National Grange, tbe National Aasoci-
HIM a gw I
•ter can't lie a churches, and a harmony seldom
third and last year on the Eastern I country we have overlooked. It is clear ' ation of Audubon Societies, the Nation«
Eighty-two per cent of the child­
grouch.
eleven.
seen in such a campaign. Rev. A.
that one of tbe rights and possessions of , al Forestry Association, tbe Ixaak Walt­
THAT a good booster is not a man
ren of the country are forced to After serving a vear as coach at I I our
lieop(t ¡8 threatened. What shall on League, and tiie America Game
who savs something good about his I*. Layion of Pallas is continuing leave school before completing the
Columbia Smith took up the practicel we <jo aboul il?
Protective Association.
home city, only when he finds it con­ to bring such messages as will eighth grade to aid in making a
of law in Oregon, locating first at
Heretofore, tbe efforts to save the
venient to do so,
In view of tiie pressing need to con­
make mtn and women think, free living for the family-
Astoria and later at Klamath Falls.
game have been merely by prohibitions. serve and increase this great national
THAT a live hcoster don't wait, he from the sarcasm, and personal
Some years later be moved to Eugene,
YEA, VERILY
Wholly new and constructive legislation
hunts opportunities to boost.
abuse.
it will be profitable for The subscriber who conies in these where he practiced since. His firm is is needed. There is n w before Con­ resource — our country’s game, and
THAT a real Imoster is eordiaI and
especially its migratory wild fowl—the
Smith and Bryson.
human, lie boosts his city because be every citizen of Dayton to attend days and pays the printer is thrice
No details of Smith's contract or gress a measure known as tbe Game least that we can do is to give our whole
there meetings. At two o’clock p. blessed. And in tbe kingdom come be salary were announced bv the execu­ Refuge Bill, which is the most con­ hearted support to a measure so ad­
takes pleasure in doing it.
THAT he is a real he-man.
A man in. afternoon meetings are held for will get a place a little higher than the tive council today.
Tiie new coach structive, carefully devised plan for mirably devised for this pur|>o»e as the
angels, his name will be written at the will have charge of spring practice.
game protection and increase yet de- (tune Refuge Bill.
who is not afraid and shoot? straight prayer and Bible study.
These
top of the column next to and immedi­
from the shoulder.
"I
personally
think
that
Smith
is
on-
I
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services are the most helpful and ately preceding pure reading matter;
Til AT he does not sit on the side
of Hie la st informed men oj toolball in I Oregon
Poultry
W ork Subject
Farm Reminders
lino« and cuss the Umpire, lie geta in the Bible studies are free from and nothing in the house will be teo tbe country,” said Virgil Earl, Univei I
of Training
the game and does his full share to hius conceptions and prejudices, good for him. He will get comps to all »ity director of athletics.
“He has tliel
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Continued success in Oregon honey
bring progri ss
prosperity to the just what you nerd as a Christian. harp recitals, and have a reserved scat football instinct and is an excellent I Oregon's rapidly developing poultry prediction is not an accident, savs the
I he meetings will continue this among the editors, while all tbe delin­ judge of the game. Smith know» men I industry has created a demand for fuller experiment station. It is a c mibii.a-
home city.
THAT he is not a hot air merchant, week and next. The Sunday aer- quent subscribers will have to carry and knows how Ua handle tnem.”
knowledge along pou try line«
To tioa of good boos, pood beekeeping,
This view was seconded by tbe mem­ meet this demand it..... allege ■ « offer- good equipment, an I a good location.
<>r a buck-passer. He is "Johnny-on« vices will be held in the Methodist water for the performers anti all up in
J the gallery.
church.
—The Salmon Herald, bers of the executive council.
the-spot," always willing to work.
ing poultry short couiees frum Feb. 2 to (
......................
THAT he radiates a spirit of "we
M irth 14. The courses aim to help
Eliminate Euiopeun foulbrood in
can and we will.”
t n^e attending to meet the problems of Oregon aud cross bees bv replacing all
THAT a little prosjierity does not
the practical poultryman and to train mienor queens with good Italian
swell him up.
the student in tbe methods and practi-
1 „ <|cJvCT19* This is one of the biggest steps
*
—These are the kind of men to have;
ces that make for «ucce«slut poultry toward success, savs tbe experiment
they are the men who do things ; they
k«ep‘n«-
I station.
are the men who build cities, they are
Practical work on tbe plant will be i
the kind of men to tie to; they start
given. Cne dav of each w eek will be
somewhere and get somewhere.
They
[devoted to visiting leading poultry • 1 Crop rotation where otherwise practic­
are not only good starters, but thev are
farms of the state at Canby, Junction able on Oregon farms helps to eradi­
good finishers.
Citv, Lebanon and Corvallis.
It. Is cate weeds, avoid insect pests and
planned to organize the short course plant diseases, and reduce toxins.
students into a club for discussion of Other advantages listed by (he experi­
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live poultry problems. Members of the ment station are conservation of soil
college staff will also take part in these fertility through the different demands
Chicken? who get homesick.
discussions.
jof root systems of different crops, and
A backbone in a hammock.
Courses offered include breeds and bv »Bowin« recuperation after
r" crop«
—
breeding
in
which
the
origin,
history
.
lhat
,uake
a
bcav
-
v
»iemand
on
the
soil.
A tramp sleeping in the dog
and
utility
value
of
the
common
poult
­
house.
ry breeds is studied. Actual work on
Beekeepers are urged to see that th«
A bankbook in a circulating
judging aud culling the poultry flock entrances in late winter are free of dead
library.
will be given in a course on judging and bees and rubbish so that bees can hav«
culdng. The student may hatch and free flight on sunny days. By lifting
Landlords who give kiddie part-
brood his own chicks to take home with Ilie back end of the hives the beekeeper
ies.
him in the course on incubation and is able to determine by weight th«
AutomobiHsta who ask you to
brooding. Actual feeding of a flock as amount of stores the bees have.
well as a study of the common poultry
hop in.
feeds aud tbe mixing and balancing of
A woman’s bedroom without a
Order the equipment now and have it
rations will be given in tbe course of
ready for use when the spring rush
mirror.
feeds and feeding.
starts, savs 11, A. Scudder. Oregon lee-
Construction work on poultry build­
A game warden for a mosquito
man and bee specialist at the state
ings, the location of poultry buildings
hwh mp.
college.
There is much to do, and the
and the various types of poultry houses
one that has the su|>ers on at the proper
A beautiful woman running a
are treated under courses on location
time geta the most honey.
beauty parlor.
and bousing
Practice work in killing
and dressing fowls for market and in
candling and grading market eggs is
Mr. Thickhead—“When I read
N otice —A special meeting of
included in Hie course on marketing about some of these wonderful in«
Naomi Rebecca lodge No. 83, I. 0«
poultry products.
ventions in electricity, it makes
Game Protection Vital Step
In Conservation—Says New
Old Scrap Book
The House of “They
Ground Hog Day
O. F. has been called for Monday
evening, February 2nd at which
time the president of the assembly
will pay her official visit.
Many a young man who asks me think a little."
Miss Smart—“Yes, isn't it re­
for the daughter’ h hand succeed?
only in getting the father’d foot.
markable what electricity can do?’