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V olume 1 No. 2M From The DAYTON, OREGON AK«<x.l<it«><l Yocxift Puoplo march 5 1925.. SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR Sportsmen Meet Oro^on State New« Moot Notice! ’ Leaguers? ! Hood River—Apple Grower« as A business meeting of the Epworth A banquet and azine pictures will The CoUHiiiMlon for The Associated sociation pay« 1400,000 new check« Young People ot Dayton met at tbe making total of *1,000,000 already I m I uic the meeting in McMinnville league followed by a social hour nod Tneaday night, March 10. Pres Bob refreshment* will be held nt the homo of Mr* John Shippy, Tueislay given to grower« on 1924 crop. Jones of the Yamhill Sportsmen’s Methodist church, Friday evening. evening. to diecuM plane lor the tit. Helens—Hawley interests Association calk Meet to bs held in the March 0, at 7130. All officers and 8t. Patrick’s istrtv. ami alio plane to raioo fundi that the Association might and McCormick steamship line Grey Hoorn of Elberton Hotel. Pur members of the local Epworth league carry on lie work in a more phnTsing owners HY pa. C. ». OZKIUCTTZ. will build *2,500,000 pose ol meet is to receive new member* are especially requested to be present It wae paper mill here, first unit being 50 into the organisation and enjoy an ami any one else interested in the Th« night wind wail« from the northern and advantageous manner. evening of g<>od entertainment and Ix-ague work is cordially invited. agreed to have a food «ale on Saturday, lolls. tons daily, for 300 men* good fellowship. Dinner will be served Gamsg* and refreshments are being March 14, .the money of which will be With th« cry of a mighty birth, in the Grey Room at 0 ;30 at 50 cents planned to make the social bonr a Corvallis — New Pharmacy build need to pay for the ball and for the And the snare of a triple darkness fills entertainment of the Young People. ing of 0. A. C., costing *100,000, per plate. Otto Jones ot the slate success. This is our first business The path« of tbe sodden esrtb; Game Department will be present and meeting since reorganizing and as there Tide AMociaticu haa a wonderful work opened for use. For the air is blaek with storm, will snow several reel« of game birds on are several important matters to be to be done w hich can only be realized And the sky Is blind with rain; Woodburn—Move to pave South the state farms and also in their native settled it is necessary that all memlters through the united effort! of all the The echoes are dumb on the drenched people of bayton and Community. We Front street and attract tourist bannts. A cordial invitation is extend be present and as promptly on time as sod, ed to ail sportsmen. Remember the possible. earnestly and reepectivelv aak your traffic into town. And she listens and longs In vain. date, Tueeday evening, March 10, at help and suggestion« for the betterment The President. Fsll Creek—Booth-Kelly com th« Elberton Hotel, McMinnville, Ore. Hlie «It» in her chamber dim and high, of our Association. Any one who sees While tbe night ami morning meet. fit to fur meh some article of food for pany surveys logging road line Ami stares with a fixed and leaden «ye the sale will be much appreciated. into South McKenzie forest coun On a letter at bet feet. Announcement* will be made the firit try. Warning to Dog Owners Khe looks. but she does not «ee, of the week in regard to the place for Corvallis — Elks ’ lodge, with 460 For the page is crushed and wet; YOUR INCOME TAX M m «ale. There is a dog law in effect in Y am- lodge hill county, which was adopted by Her tears have not flowed since she It - wae decided to have the St. Pat* members, plans class A No. 7 flung it down, rick« paity, Friday evening, March 70, building. direct vote of the people. This law When the sun in storm hail set. when the college folk« will be home Net income, upon which rhe income Mill City—New saw mill to be provides that every dog in the Connty Hlie wept a« she flung it down this eve. for their spring vacation. All young built at Gooch, to replace mill op must have a license, the same to be tax is assessed, is gross income less people of high school age and over are secured by the owner or keeper during certain specified deductions for busi For it prated of delay, erated years ago the month of January of each year. ness expenses, losses, contributions, While it ba,le her hope and still believe cordially invited and urged to come. The CommiMion adjourned to meet Wheeler-Sunset Co-operative fish The owner or keeper of any dog who bad debts, etc. A storekeeper may • In the truant one away. again at the Shippy home, Tuesday company will build fish station, does not secure this license is subject to deduct as a business expense amounts "Ere tbe earliest chime,” it «aid, "Hbnll herald tho New Year's birth, evening, March 10, to report progress of with storage, refrigeration and fish a fine of ten dollars for each offense. spent for rent of his place ot business, The law further provides that if any advertising, premiums for insurance I shall press my bead to tbe lalthful plane. dressing facilities. dog is found roaming at large witbout against fire or other losses, cost of heart Method!e»t Modal Salem—Oregon packed 60,595 its proper muzzle and unaccompanied water, light, and "beat used in his place Ol my only love on earth!” case« of gooseberries in 1924, more by its owner or keeper the owner of of business, drayage and freight bill*, Trusting, doubting, she watchej and The social held at the Methodiet said dog shall be subject to a fine of and the cost of maintenance ahd repair wept church last Friday night was both than one-half total product of the ten dollars for the first offense and to delivery wagons and trucks, and a As the lingering hours crawled by, Michigan packed twentv-tive dollars for each subsequent reasonable allowance for salaries. interesting and entertaining, and was United 'States. Till tbe storm clisila burst and the well attended. Being unable to obtain 38.440 cases, offense. It also provides that if any A professional man, such as a lawyer, night wind swe; t an out-of-town speaker, Rev. Franklin doctor, or dentist, may deduct the cost dog is found without the collar and Salem—Oregon packed 86,607 With a wail through the sombre sky; and Geo. H Jackman gave short talks license tag it is considered an outlaw of supplies used in his profession, ex Then a beat cum« up (rotn her heart w hich were followed by a short musical cases strawberries in 1924, Mich and may be killed by any peace officer. penses paid in the operation and repair And dried her tear» like a flame; program consisting of, a solo "Three igan being second with 84.194 There has been considerable damage of automobiles used in making profes Nhe spurned the crumpled page at her Fishers Went Sailing ” by Geo. Thomp caies. Most of the Oregon product done to sheep raisers by unlicensed sional calls, dues to professional journals feet, son; a solo ‘‘Saviour Hear Ue When We wae in the Sakin district, dogs an 1 complaints are numerous that office rent, cost of water, light, and Old Scrap Book The Watcher And her white lipe inurmMsl, "Hhamel' Pray,” by Eugene Sutton ; a quartette "Bhame!” Like a soft drawn breath it “Fairy Moonlight,” by four of the young people; and last but not least, curled Round her pallid lipa, scarce heard; for it was much enjoyed, was a solo by But what was the direst curse e'er little Mise Marjorie Roseman, entitled "1 Wash My Hands.” After the hurled To the doom of that whispered word! program sandwiches anti hot coffee were setved and a social hour enjoyed. A (altering footstep *i>ed O'er the gray and glimmering street; But the year was born, and the heart Olaaia Glub betrayed A Surprise Birthday Party was given Hari cea»'*d, with the dawn, to la-at! by the Uissia Club, at the Lorenzen January 1. 1871. home, Feb. 24, in honor of Mr. Lemic NoTa: The above poem was kindiv Lorenzen. Those present were Mes- contributed to the "Old Scrap Book” dames Lorett, Dower, Palmer, Webster, column by Mrs. Mary Fletcher. Parker, lama Dower. Burkhart, Clark, and Anderson; Messrs Purkey, Lorett, Bown Whoro tho Voat Bogina Dover, Burkhart, Bob Buns, Dwight Anderson; (Bob Brackett in Bciot, Cal., Bulletin) Fisher, and Frederick Misses Opal and LeOtis Purkey, Vir Down where the belt claps a little ginia and Violet Senn, Lucille Lorett, stronger, Down where the pants should Ire a little and Grace Anderson; and the Lorensen family. The evening was spent playing longer, games and a pleasant time war had by Thal's where the Vest begins. all. Down where you wish you were a little slighter, The Young People of the Baptist Where tho shirt that shows is a little chinch have started their Faster music whiter, Where each day the buttons grow a under direction ot Mies Bingham. Choir practice will be held each week. little tighter. The first practice will be at the Shippy That's where the Vest begins. home. Down where the pains are-in the mak ing. And each heavy meal will soon start in aching, Thal's where the Vest liegins. Where each added pound is the cause of sighing, Tillamook—Creamery* associa tion establishes butter plant to care for surplus cream of 14 cheese factories. Last year’s cream sales totaled *48.000. H. M Byllesby & Co. announc es purchase ot Coast Power Co., serving 30 miles territory along Pacific coast in Tillamook county Oregon, Newly acquired company to be operated as division of Mountain States Power Company. Washington, D. C., March 5, ’25 —Congressman W. C. Hawley was a guest of President Coolidge at breakfast on Wednesday, Feb. 400,000,000 Lamps Made 3rd. -In 1924 Edgar Piper, editor of the Morn ing Oregonian of Portland, Oregon Estimates from manufacturers of has been appointed by President electric incandescent lamps indicate Coolidge as a member of the Com that the total number of these lamps mission for the celebration of the which were produced in 1924 exceeded 200th anniversary of the birth oil four hundred million, well over a million a day. This will be a new high George Washington, which occurs' record, and a gain of about io per cent in 1932. 1 over the 1923 mark. Beware the Ides of March When you know in your heart that the scales aren't lying. And you jus: have to guess when your shoes need tying, That’s where the Vest begins. —Ex. Theory und Practice "Why, this idea oi slowing up at crossings is all foolishness. It stands to reason that if yon are going 30 miles an hour you will cross the street twice us quickly as if you were going 15 milt s an hour ami will l herefore stand only half as much chance of being hit. Now, as I approach this crossing I am going 40 miles an hour so . . .” The funeral will be held next Thurs day.—Life. Monmouth Uoapel Team Here Bunday Tho Girls' Gospel Team of Monmouth will have charge of the services at Ihe Methodist Church, Sunday morning, March 8. There will lie at least ten girls in the team who will have full charge oi the services including, the singing and stinking. The girls are fine singers und will furnish solos, duets, quartets, and chort»»es. Come out anti hear the«e girls You will 1« well repaid for yout effort, a.* they are highly endorsed by all who have heart! them, dogs are becoming a nuisance in the towns as well as in the country. At any rate we have the law and it is my duty to enforce it. therefore, I am giving this notice that from and after March 21st I shall do my best to see that the law is made effective and shall ask the cooperation of all peace officers to that end. The license fee is ONE DOLLAR for male and TWO DOLLARS for female dogs. Enclose fee with application to Elijah Corbett, County Clerk, and state size of collar desired. SECURE LICENSE BEFORE MARCH .'1st. 19*5. Signed: Earl A. Nott, District Attorney. w heat used in his office, and the hire of office assistants. The farmer may deduct as necessary expenses all amounts actually ex;>ended in carrying on the business ol farming, such as amounts paid in the production and harvesting of his crops, cost of seed and fertilizer used, cost of minor repairs to farm buildings, and coet of small tools used up in the course of a year or two. The cost of farm machinery, equipment, and farm buildings is not deductible as expense. Deductions for personal or living expenses, such as repairs to the tax payei’s dwelling, cost of food, clothing, education of children, etc., are not allowed. Prince Introduced Snail Prince Talleyrand Perigord seems te have been responsible for tbe tntroduc- ttos to the French at the snail as a Mlracy. He waa giving a dinner to M m Emperor Alexander I et Russia and Miked hl« own brains. as well as Mae of Anu^eaa. the cleverest chef at bls age, t/o discover a new and exotic Mb Suddenly tbe prince remembered aa exquisite concertina of «nails which be had eatea la Vienna. Tbe dish Mhleved Instantaneous success, and has remained a favorite delicacy In Frane ever stare. Village*» Odd Name ■erne of the first settlers of tbe affla ge of Penn Tan were from Penn- Mvsnla. while ethers were known a« ■aw England Yankees, a discussion arene as to the name of the village, ■M both parties were satisfied by tbe adop-lon of the present name. Penn Tra. made ap from the first syllables at Pennsylvania and Yankee. Common Street Name» High street la the name of the princi pal street in almost every small town ta the country. Here, again, few pea- pin are aware that la this case “high" •see not mean raised, but merely ^1ef" Its »leaning is the same aa Main street, so popular in America.— Landoa Tit Rita. Putting Fye in Needle la 1R2R a «tamping machine wss aaed for the first time tn drill eyes Into needles. The needles are fed Into a Machine which forms the flats of the eye«, wblrft are then driven through by a punching machine. The processes for manufacturing needles are In ex- ce«a of 20. Whom Should We Thanh? The invention of the radio cannot be aacribed to any particular Individual; bat perhaps tho three people to whom we owe moat are Marconi, Hertz and Maxwell. The last-named Indicated the poeMbflitlee of radio communica tion over fifty years ago. Fight» Fire in Air Experiments In France have proved the success of an automatic fire extin guisher for airplanes, by which tbe gasoline 1« shut off and a liquid for extinguishing flames Is pumped through the motor by means of a whirling spray. Dictionary Still Growing Almost 3.000 words have been added to the English dictionary since 1914, it Is estimated. These newcomers are derived principally from the war, the radio, the movies, the dance, medicine, aeronautics and general science. That Help» Some The name -ockroach comes front the Spanish cucsracha. says Nature Apple scab, the most serious disease Magazine. He fights his own rela of the apple in Oregon can lie controlled tives so that only one species Is apt to aud even largely prevented by a few Infest a given section at the same time. There is comfor in that. sanitary measures and a systematic use of lime-sulfur spray. Lootc-W or king Garment Scab is a fungus growth which attacks News Item in Southern Exchange— the fruit, leaves, and occasionally the The Rome Hosiery mill has put on a twigs cf the tree. It reproduces by sight shirt to fill large orders coming means of spores, thousands of which fn for the last several weeks."—Boa are discharged from the perithecia, ton Transcript. small dome-like pimples on the fallen leaves of the previous year. The spores Change in Nature’» Law mature about the time the apple blos TYiere is nothing in tbe world that soms are ready to open, and are carried remains unchanged. All things are In up bv the wind, causing reinfection, perpetual flux, and every shadow is and a continuation Of spore production. seen to move.—Ovid. Plowing the dead leaves under in the early spring, before the winter buds Brute burst will remove the chief source of Lady—My husband is a deceitful infection, but as the disease may be wretch. Last night he pretended to be carried in from neighboring orchards as lieve me when he knew I was lying to well as from leaves not turned under, him —London Mail. the following spray schedule should be Take Oath in Weigh followed: 1 Delayed dc-mant spray, Ten of the twelve members of a Jury 12 pounds of lime sulfur to 100 gallons of water, applied soon after the winter that tried an English prisoner at a buds open, when the Daves on the court in Carnarvonshire. Wales, took fruit spurs are one-third to three- the oath In Welsh. fourths long. 2. Pink spray, 3L4 Two Great Problem» pounds lime sulfur to 100 gallons ot A young man wonders what has be water, applied when the blossom buds show pink color, but are not yet open. come of all his money; and an old 3. Calyx spray, 2l2 pounds lime-sulfur one wonders what has become of all Ns time. spray to 100 gallons of water, applied after most of the petals have fallen, but Cook’» Lamentation before the calyx has closed. 4. Ten- “It’s a pity we haven’t any corned dav spray, 2 pounds lime-sulfur to 100 beef, then we could 'ave had enm beef gallons of water, applied 10 days after and cabbage if only ws bad a U4U* the calyx spray. 5. Thirty-day spray, cabbage.” 2 pounds lime-sulfur to 100 gallons of water, applied 30 days after the calyx Can’t Tap Cemetery spray. Efforts to attach a wireless aerial Pruning is also an Important factor in to a tree fn the cemetery of Ashford. preventing scab, lor if the foliage is Ireland, were stopped by the town dense it remains wet longer after each council. rain, and gives the sjiores of the fungus Ditcovery of Quinine a better chance to germinate and cause infection. Colds of the ancients were not treat ed with quinine, for the drug was not Oregon fruit growers should with discovered until after the time of Co- hold heavy pruning of winter injured Iambus. trees until the extent of the injury has been determined. Promiscuous prun No! ing or cutting l>ack now may remove Once there was a mother who didn’t the beet wood in tbe tree, which cannot PMpect her little daughter of musical be told until later. (Bleat— Rochester Times-Union.
