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DÁÍTON, OREGON. F ebruary 19, 1925..
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The
Ther« has lawn con»id»rabl« trouble
Boms Intorostin^ Facta in The
lately iu town« around concerning th«
tliatory of Lighlimg
puiaouing and shooting of doge. Tbe
Mrs. Id* Parker, wife of W. F. Parker
The human race has occupied
dog Is our most intelligent and f-iyal
died February 14th. at her home near
domestic animal and when once you
lighted
habitations from the day
Day ton. Mrs. Parker hwl been a suf­
have gained his confidence and love he
ferer for Some time, and death came as of the cave-dweller until now
will stick to you through the worst of
a relief; as she died in full hope of a For untold centuries man used
abuse and ill-treatment.
Doga are
bleesed immortality.
lighted splinters and pine knots,
usurer human than any ot our other
Mrs. Parker waa born in Coal's Val­ and then the cultured race began
animals and al times seem to lack only
She was ready to sleep and she lay on the jiower oí speech to gain a level with ley, Illinois, May 27th, 1873; andon using lamps of bronze and other
November 18, 1895, at Grand Island,
my arm,
man.
In fact some ot them are so far
I Nebraska, she waa united in marriage metals, developing them until they
In her little frilled cap so tine,
superior to some people that you expect
W. F. Parker. To thia union was became highly artistic and orna­
With her gelden hair falling out at the to »ee the dog walking upright on the to
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i in infancy, Hazel lives in Portland and illuminating purposes.
Like a circle of noon sunshine.
a man slinking through alleys and’. . ,
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And I bummed the old tune oi "Ban­ by-way» on , four , leet.
A dog poaaeas»»
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»nd Louiie was at home cas-ing fur her Finally, about 50 B. C, the Rom­
bury Cross,"
the power of thought, rencon. love. I
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!'mother. B«»id«« her hunband and an* began to use rnsbes soaked in
And ‘‘Three Men who Put Out to Bru' iuyaltv
and <U-adfa»tne»» almost equal . ,,
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, children, sh« leave« her mother Mrs. grease and these were the fathers
When she sleepily said as she closed her to we who consider ourselves th« must
Katberio* McCarn of Doniphan, Neb., and grand-fathets of
the more
perfect member» of the animal kingdom
five
»liters
namely
:
Mrs.
Cas»<e
Kirby
modern
candle.
"Papa, what would you take form«?" and far suipats most people in loyally
of Doniphan. Neb., Mrs. Anna Holland
When a man
A chronology of lighting from
And 1 answered, "A dollar, dear little and steadfastness.
of Genoae, 111., Mrs. Martha Downey of
become*
so
low
that
lie
will
Sneak
that
time on would read some-
heart,"
Onio, Mis» Belle McCarn of Omaha,
And she slept, baby wearv with play, around and dep- »it pieces of poisoned Neb., and Mu» Nettie McCarn of Souix thing like thia:
But I held her warm in my love-strong meat and other articles of |>oisoned City, Iowa, and two brother», Harry of
300 A D—Phoenicia! a intro-
food in reach of a dog It is lime that
arms.
L* Angeles, CaliL, and James ol Doni­ duced candles in Constantinople.
person was put in safe keeping.
Or to
Ami I rocked her and rocked away.
phan, Neb. Two year» ago laat October
400 to 1700 A D—The candle,
Oh, the dollar meant all the world to deliberatelv fill a helpless, dumb thing she waa baptined and united with the
with
buck
sh>A
and
then
laugh
about
it
tallow
or rax, vie with the lamps
me,
Chnatian ehneh.
and tell how ha made that dog bowl
The land and sea and the sky,
or
la
items.
Tbe funeral w»« conducted Monday at
The lowest depth nt the lowest place. and run; then he is indeed looting all 2 p. m from the Evangelical church <4
1700 A D—Oil lamps with wicks
sense
of
civilization.
I
have
even
The highest of all that's high I
which »he was a member at the time of began to be used.
heard of a man running over a dug just
All the cities, with streets and palaces, to n-e how close be could come to it, or her death A large number of people
1 « 80—Oil lamps were equipped
attended tbs funeral, and the floral
With their |>eople and stores of art,
hit tbe dog just enough to break or
with
round wicks and glass chim­
1 would not take for one low, soft throb bruiw his legs so that he was in much tributes all tell of the esteem in which
neys.
she was held. Iler body was interred
Of my little one's loving heart;
agony.
When a man becomes euch a
1800—Gas lighting perfected,
A RADIO PHOTOGRAPH OF VIRGINIA yALLÎ,
Nor all the gold that was ever found, coward that he takes his vengeance out in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
In the busy, wealth-finding past,
but
candle still most universal
UNIVERSAL STAR
on a poor, helpless dog. who has not
Would I take for one smile of my tbe power of handling the weapons of
1850
—
Discovery
of
petroleum,
Card of Thanks
darling's face
man, instead of taking bia trouble to
We
wish
to tbank our neighbora ■nd revolutionizing oil lamp lighting.
Did I know it must be the last.
the owner of the dog and pleading hie friends for their kindneas during the
Senator Stanfield of Oregon intro­
“Electric Hon”
1879—Edison, apostle of light,
duced in the United States Senate today
So 1 rocked my baby and rocked away, case as a man should, there is no aickness and death of our beloved wife
incandescent electric HatcheoHalf Million I a Bill to establish a system of National
punishment too severe for him, if it will ■nd mother, and for the beautiful floral produces
And 1 fell such a sweet content,
lamp.
Home-Loan Banks to be organized and
For the words of the sung expressed bring him to bis senses. If there is no offerings.
W. F, Parker
Ease
hope of him ever coming to his right
1885—Auer Von Welsbach pro­
operated under Federal supervision for
more to me
,
Hazel Parker
Did you ever see a hen that t the purpose of making loans at low
mind «gain he had better be put in one
Than they ever liefore had meant.
duced incandescent gas mantle.
Louise Parker.
could
batch a half-million eggs at ( interest rates and upon favorable terms
And the night crept on, and 1 slept and of those institutions built especially for
1895—incandescent
electric
euch people.
of i>avment to the people in securing
dreamed,
Mis. Walter Smith and Florence lights made with carbon filament one setting?
and paying for homes of their own.
THE PRINTER'S DEVIL. Bingham entertained the B Y P U of
OI things far too gladaome to lie,
Such is the capacity of the ‘elec­ The Senator says:
in growing use.
"The biggest
And I wakened with lip« saying cluse in
the Baptist church with a Valentine
tric
hen’ recently installed at 1 thing our Government can do io build-
1922—Incandescent electric light
my ear,
partv
last
Friday
evening,
at
the
Rev.
Dayton Munday School 1889
Peteluma, California. in
the ! ing American citizenship and combat-
"Papa, what would you take for me?"
Walter Smith borne. About twenty five Q/ing Tungsten filament, in high
Dayton M. K. Nunday School
world’s biggest chicken-batching : ting tbe destructive forces of Bolshe­
state of perfection.
—Eugene Field.
young folks were present.
June 4, I860.
vism, Socialism. extravagance, unem­
plant.
ployment
and unrest is to aid men and
Hard
Time
Party
This
is
the
fit
’
t
Sunday
School
at
Situation
In
Broadcaatlng
The
The great new hatchery is elec-
women to secure homes of tbeir own.
Dayton and was organized and pro- Sheep and Mountains Give
The young peoples Sunday School ric throughout. The plant will be
Stations
Beauty to New LI. S. Film
Everybody wants a home of his own.
greased with much encouragement.
class of the Evangelical march gave ■ able to ship 52,000 baby chicks
Everybody wants Everybody to have
There «re balay 503 broadcasting Committing the scriptures, learning to- A film entitled "Sheep in Psalm and
Hard Time party at the home of Leotis daily—three million in a single a home of his own.
stations either in operation or under ring and g-neral questions formed • J Sage," just releaaed bv the United
LeMasters on the evening of Valentine
Everybody knows that Everybody
construction. Of the»« 455 »re Claes A deliihtful service eacii «abbath morning States Department of Agriculture.
season. Thirty of the largest egg
Day. Those present were Clayton Wil­
having a home of his Own is a better
Bro. W. H. Odell, Su pt. pictures the sheep raising industry of
(of 500 watt power or less) »nd 108 are
lard. teacher, Gladys, Harold and John farms in the vicinity are kept busy American citizen.
Cla»» B (over 500 watt»). It 1» general­
Report of Bunday School Statistics our West with special reference to the Litcher, Dwight, Constance and Lucille supplying eggs for the hatchery.
The men and women that perform
ly believed that CI bm A stations have a from the preacher in charge of Dayton needs of sdioola and churches for films
Fisher, Lucille, Leland and John New­
That’s something to cackle ttie world’s work are entitled to the
radius of good practical reception of not and lafayette Circuit for the quarter of a nontechinal character.
house, Orange Willard. Theodore, Mad­ about!
best chance to secure a home this
more than 25 or 50 mile», while Cla»s ending Oct. 12, 1861.
Most of the scenes in this picture eline, Roland and Roswell Rosner,
Government can give them.
It stations with their larger »nd increas­
There are but three Sunday Schoo'.«. were made in the Shoshone National Marjorie Kingerv, Achsa Snook, Grace
This is not paternalism, it i« just the
ing jiower have a much wider radius. on the charge wholly under our super- Forest, «mid surrounding» of exception-
and John Teague, Ersel Gubser, Virg e
Largest Single Unit spirit of practical brotherhood woven
Bv practical reception 1 do not include vision. These enjoy a fair degree of al natural beauty, and from the stand-
■ nd Violet Senn, Leoti and Opal Purkev
Locomotive in World into the fabric of better ciliaenship and
the reception w hich radio listeners are prosperity. There has been no increase point oi Scenic effeits it is one of the
Carl Reichstein and Miss Johnson.
better government.
The milk of
able to secure by play ing radio golf, but in library, |>»|>ere or scholar» »ioce last most attractive pictures issued bv the
Prizes were given to Constance and For Southern Pacific human kindness to sweeten the cup of
the effective, s> rviceable, reliable recep­ reported.
department.
Dwight Fisher, the young lady and
The American Locomotive Co. hard labor.
tion of programs which must be the
Besides these schools there are two
••Sheep in Psalm and Sage” will be gentleman who had the best hard tims
Tbe Bill is fully as constructive as the
hae
announced the receipt of an
real purpose of radio.
union school» in which ou-member« circulated through the film distribution
kr from the Southern Pacific Federal Reserve System and the Farm
The recent policy of the Department and children partlcijMte. At different svntem of the Department of Agricul­ costumes donned. A jolly goo.! everirg
was spent playing all kinds of interest-1
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' Q V d f s> ST I f, > S* n t • u •» »» 1 ■> »• n ■ . « • - . 1 a*
. Loan System have proven to be.
of allowing th« increase in powijr points on the circuit there are children ture and the cooperating Iitate institu­
ing games after which sandwiches, system for a very 'arge and poorer
If this Bdl will do forthe city dweller,
toward a possible maximum of 5,000 that might be collected could there be tions.
Copies mav be borrowed for pickles, cocoa, icecream and cake were ' ful three cylinder locomotive, says
the working man and woman, what tbe
watt» will mean that the radius of officers and teachers enlisted who short periods, the only cost being tbe
It will be Feder*! Reserve System has done for
served. Everyone reported having a *the Railway Review.
serviceable reception will be greatly would take charge of them. We still payment of transportation charges both
verv tine time and lots of fun.
the largest and most powerful non­ the nation’s banks and industry, or the
increased and the reception itself with­ hope to see these provided for in the wavs, or may be bought at the manu­
articulated
locomotive that has barm Loan System has done for tbe
in the present radios will become very future.
facturing charge bv authorized persons
Miss Flo Bingham was a shopper in
much more reliable. This Is of particu­
W. 1. Cosper,, P. C. and institutions.
ever been built. It will have a nation’s farmers, it will be one of the
McMinnville, Tuesday.
most constructive pieces of legislation
lar importance to our agricultural
tractive power of approximately this Congress has considered.”
people especially in summer and during
90,000,000 pounds, a 4 10 2 wheel The Bill follows closely the Farm
daytime.
The present plan in this
arrangement, and, being the first Loan System.
particular i» to |iermit advance in
It provides lor a National Home-
power n»e in stage« of 500 watte, resting
of this type built in the United
Loan
Board consisting of the Secretary
at each stage to determine what inter­
States, will be known as the
of the Treasury and four Commissioners
ference with other stations results.
"Southern Pacific type”.
This Board is empowered to charter,
Probably 20 or 30 Class B stations are
Some months ago the Southern regulate and supervise National Home
now increasing or planning to increase
Pacific received ten large mount­ Loan Banks to be organized anywhere
their power.
It is quite possible that
good serviceable reception will ne
ain type locomotives built by the in the United States with a paid in
obtained for a radius of several hundred
American Locomotive Co. On the capital not less than required of Nation­
al Banks under the National Banking
miles from such stations, thus increas­
first day’ of the summer tourist Act.
ing the alternative programs to listen­
season, ten sections of the Sunset These Home Loan Banks are em­
ers.
This ad vane« toward 5,000 watt
Limited and Golden State Limited powered to make loans on improved
stations has no relation to the so called
trains operated between Los An­ residential real estate up to sixty per
^"super power” 50,000 watt stations
cent of its value; not to exceed $10,000
geles and El Paso, a distance oil I in any one loan; payable in monthly
815 miles. Prior to this year four! | installments over a period of five to
Mako Your tlona Lay
locomotives were required for each fifteen years; at a rate of interest not
Uitest Egg Mash from O. A. C
train on this run, which necessitat­ more tnan two per cent above the rate
35 lbs
Mill run
ed
the use of 40 locomotives to paid by the bank on its bonds.
10 “
Middlings
It provides for the deiiosit of secur­
i
O
"
handle
the ten trains. With the
Corn Meal
ities with a Registrar and the issue of
10 "
Ground Oats
new mountain type locomotives tax exempt bonds similar to the Farm
10 "
“
wheat
each train was handled on time Loan System through Joint Stock Land
5 "
" noy Benns
with one locomotive per train and Ranks, and proceeds to be loaned to
• >
Oil Meal
without the change of a single en­ home owners.
15 "
Fiali Meal
gine. a saving of 30 locomotives.
's
Fine Table Salt
Total
100‘v
The same spirit of progress on I The editor of a nearby paper once
Old Scrap Book
“What Will You Take for Me?
Washington
School
Meeting
A special meeting of School District,
No. 28, will be held in the school house
on Friday, February 20, 1925, at 8:00
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of taking
such steps ns necessary for the organi­
zation of a Union High School, and
such other business ns may come liefore
the meeting.
(leo. Hessler
W. T. II. Tucker
Chairman
Clerk
the part of Southern Pacific which
influenced them in the purchase
of the ten large mountain type
locomotives, leads to a greater en­
deavor in enlarging economies
received a very fine chicken, which lie,
supposing to be a token of appreciation
from a discriminating reader, took
home and enjoyed lor dinner. The
following day he received this letter:
“Dear Editor: Yesteiday I sent you a
already enjoyed, hence the order; chicken in order to settle a dispute
for this powerful three cylinder
hod risen here. Can you tell
what the chicken died oi?"
—Ex.
locomotive.
The merits of this type of engine
i
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Kev. C. C. Poling of Salem is helping
have been thoroughly tested on Kev. Fi.h„ in revivgl BMtl P
foreign roads.
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LaFayette
thia week.