Dayton tribune., March 19, 1925, Image 1

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DAYTON, OREGON
V olume 1 No. 30
march
19 1925..
New Pi£ Uai«lng Con­
test In State pair
Stop To Think
Next Fall
SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR
Anti-Saloon League of Oregon
Wins Victory io Legislature
f^sUred by th“ League, we call at*
tention to the following:
Senate Bill No. 209 limits the
amount
of wine which can be pro*
R Al 12 30 y*«terdav, while J. L Her­
By K. R. Waite, Sec. Shawnee. OkJ».,
man was alone in the Bank of Dayton,
cured for sacramental purpoeea*
Tbe tin litter pig growing contest for
it being lunch boor for Harry, and Miss Ba»;d of Commerce
Oregon producers will tie held at the Repeal of Slate Problbtltlon Commis­ Heretofore there waa no limit and
THAT many citie» have too many Oregon slats fair next fall for the first
Edith Utt, a fePcw »ent in ami offered
sioner Law PreieoM. Addi­ there had been some abuse of thia
wr. Sherman a check to be cadiad . ar. bus y bodies—men who never tied any- time. Rules »nd reculat iu» have teen
provision of the law.
Siiertuan looked at the check then Icok- thing, never amonntod to anything, outlined to make tlie contest as useful
tional Effective Enforcement
lit E bthim ' iamb H ill
Senate Hill No. IWO prohibiting
I up and into a gun leveled at him with
and
interesting
a»
possible,
both
to
lb«-
never will amount to anything or ever
Laws
Enacted
back
I«
my
own
again
the
command
to
band
over
all
lb*
ca»b
immoral
conduct or profane lau*
growe's and tbe public. Premium* are
1 bave com»
. . ..
—
rack have anything.
you have;
have ; jus»
just
lip ....
that cam
cash
to mv own familiar place ;
von
Up
mal
as follows;
guage upon public highways or
THAT they have »pent their live«
To Hie |s ace and quiet I left bebiud in 1 over and be quick
J1- Tbe
A rm di but determined wet mi­ buildings.
First prize |50, second *40, third I -d,
bold-up
man
then
ordered
ar.
Buertuan
working
a vivid Imagination overtime}
a iiltl« circled »pair.
fourth I JU, and fifth *10.
nority
of merhbers of the legisla­
1 have warmed my bauds al the friend­ into the vault. About that t*me Harry they take keen delight in baiting cor-
Any litter farrow mg after March 1, ture went to Salem with the inten­
ly blase of many a home hearth- cum« in followed soon after by mi »» Ott, pnatiou» and endeavoring to tear down 1925, and weighing not less than one
tion of discrediting the State Pro­
they were all driven into the vaak and
aida.
Twenty Four Ore­
and ilealroy those Industrie».
ton September 29 is eligible to compete. hibition Enforcement Law, and
"At last,’ they »ay. "ha ha» coma to commanded to open tbe safe. After
THAT they are plain demagogue», This tueans any Utter—pure bred, cross
gathering up aliout |150U in cash be
»Uy—al la»t he is satisfied."
then repealing it. The Anti Sa­ gon Gountles Have
But tin rV is a call in the wind tonight, made them all lie down In the vanlt blind to everything but what they bred or grade.
loon League took up the fight, and
Gounty Agent«
and »Uy there until be got out and fancy it to their personal interest; they
and it will not let me be.
Growers wishing to enroll are to notify with the advantage of the over­
All Oregon counties with agri*
And wall 1 know 1 must risa and go away. lie than picked up the cash and abuse capiul so anti) many good people tbe animal husbandry department at
whelming public sentiment against
shoved it into his pockets, leaving bis
whenever it come* to me.
cultural
agents last year have con*
tbe state college fritbin 5 days after tbe the repeal of any prohibition en­
gun fie on the counter while doing it. really believe them.
tinned
for
th:a year and three ad­
TH AT a policy of driving capital out litters have farrowed' Special blanks forcement law, and the strong lead­
My feet are »laved in the pleasant He then went out into the vestibule,
ditional
counties
have joined the
way», my heart ia a thing at rest. motioned to bis confederate, turned of a city will wreck any city as well as may be obtained either from tbe college ership of the drys in the Legisla­
around
and
commanded
them
again
to
group
—
Laue,
Coos
and Grant.
For me their is neither north nor »outh,
wreck the people living there.
or tbe county agent.
ture, consisting of Senator Garland
Ue,still. When Mr. Hberman realised
there ia neither east nor west.
Tbe
first
two
are
renewing
the
THAT any city that allows that crowd
Awards will be made on tbe weight* Chairman of the
Investigating
And oat of a very tbankfulne»« the what be was up against be told the fel­
plan
after
12
rears
’
trial
except
low that if he would lowar bis gun he to nee their blighting infiuencee, will be of the litters exhibited at the state fair Committee, and Chairman of the
spirit in me sings.
for the last two years, while Grant
For a new born beauty 1 find each day could get the cash for him quicker as hampered in development.
no award going to anv litter on which Senate Alcholic Committee. Sena­
is
trying it out for the first time.
the robber as well as himself was evid­
in simple ami botuoly thing».
THAT to drive capital out of a city 1» either the adjusted weight or tbe official tors Eddv and Johnson, and Rep­
ently
verv
nervous
and
be
was
afraid
be
The
counties carrying tbe agent
But there it a cry in the wind tonight,
eimply a quick way for a city to commit weight is les« than one ton.
resentative Hurlburt, Chairman
like the surge of the western sea, might pull the trigger whether he in-
policy cooperate with the elate col­
The litter may contain anv number of of the House Alcholic Committee,
Ami it’» I that know 1 must rise and go tended to or net, but hi- did not comply suicide.
lege extension service and the fed­
with tbe request. Whether he was an
THAT every effort should be made lo animals and may contain sows, barrows, it has come about that we are not
whenever it cornea to me.
eral
department of agriculture.
amature or not be got away with the bring capital into a city to help in its and bore*, but it is recommended that only retaining our effective State
The
extension
service includes 30
The Weal with its wide and open haul. A bunch of men soon gathered
no bore* be in tbe ton litter.
I Prohibition Commissioner
Law,
charm, the Fait with its days and in looking along the javemenl in development
of the 36 counties of the etate^n
The pig* in tbe ton-litter contest are* but have succeeded in very mater-
THAT a corporation is only an aggre-
that were,
front of this office, picked up a small
its cooperative work, which is now
it.
Senate
The fragrant South with it» lotus amount H or $5.
gation of people banded together to do eligible to enter in tbe regular classes ¡ally strengthening
closely
organized in four-fifths of
bloom, the North with its spicy
The description of tbe young hold-up something which one man alone cannot 1 contained in the state fair premium list. Bill No. 209, an entirely new
the
counties,
as follows:
fir—
is about as tulio»«: 5ft. bin. tall, light
| Now that spring seed catalogues Sta te Prohibition Commissioner
do.
They have taken my fancy each in complected, smooth shaven, had on a
Union, Lincoln, Umatilla, Mal­
Law, was enacted.
Objectionable
turn, and held me a little while, rather worn «nit and a common cap,
THAT a corporation is entitled to the are being distributed, it is worth
heur,
Benton, Jackson, Baker.
features of the old law have been
while to call tbe grower’s attention
But the feet turn back »o the besten was not marked as that would not have •nme consideration as any iadividunl.
D
uglae,
Wasco, Multnomah, Kla­
eliminated, and several new and
ways when it c>>mc» »o tue )a»t gone wit tribe game of having a check
to the desirability of using stand­
math,
tflaekama?,
Josephine, Lake
effective provi-ions added. The
’cashed The bank’» lu»» is fully cover-
long mile.
ard varieties of seed that agree
Deschutes,
Clatsop,
Washingion,
there's a voice in the wind tonight
insurance; ncvertheloaa It I» a de-
new law gives the State 50 per
with mirket demands, and which
Morrow,
Columbia.
Tillamo k.
and the gray r<Mld open* free.
plorable fact thet such acts are perpe-
IN a recent talk over tha radio G. F have proved their value over a cent of all flues deriven from vio­
tomorrow l kuow I shall rise and trnU.,j ,,n the public, but that kind of
Crook,
Linn,
Marion,
Polk,
Yam*
Rinehart, et1 it or and publisher of the
lations of the prohibition laws,
go wherever it beckons me.
; bust new» is a profession now a days.
I period of years. It is important
bill, Coes. Laue, and Grant coun*
Covina (Cal.) Citizen, took a few swift
and
the
other
50
per
cent
goe-
lo
fhe Or -genian special »ay» the robber»
| to atendardixe a product in any
Twenty Dollar* at Interest
kick« at the nun advertiser:
the counties, to be spent for the ties.
left town in an automobile, Oregon
You can always judge a town by its community that the same variety
The Grant county agent Is D. E.
license 13 138. We have been unable
prohibition
enforcement
of the
You can judge the of vegetable should be produced
newspaper,
Richards, lep -rt< F. L. Ballard,
to find anybody in town who even
law*
by
the
Sheriffs
and
District
merchants of a Uwn infallibly by the by all growers. A list of recom—
ngv put twenty dollars at interest, in-
caught u glimpse of them, let alone the
state county agent leader. He is a
stead of expending II fur tobacco. car they were supposed to have gone in. character and volume of their advertis­ mended varieties of vegetable ran Attorneys. This new lew doubles
ing in the local |mper.
Every live
the amount to be pail to the araduate of the state college and
Then, al the lieginning of the next year to far as we can learn the onlv
merchant patronizes his local news­ l»e obtained from the college
Slate for the enforcement of the former member of the faculty. He
repeat it, and include also the principal people who saw tbe fellow, were the paper, not as an object of charity, but change, Corvallis.
has teen county agent in Lake
prohibition laws.
and Interest of the proceeding year, and three people in the bank.
as a matter of good business.
He
With a little bright growing
Ciiinty
and also livestock inspect­
Tbe blocking of the repeal
knows that it helps the town and that it
thus continue to do from year to year,
weather
well
drained
Inna
will
be
­
or
for
tbe
Ladd dr Tilton bank,
this law would itself have been a
help» him, He knows that if Hie news­
until he »hall have reached the age of
Monday IIIKUV
night M a delegation
from here paper fails the grass will grow in tbe come firm enough for manuring great victory, but the victory is Portland, lie has organized con­
.. y .UUll'.lHV
ITU»a*vs* ssw.«
■evenly; tbe amount he would realize
| t
Grand Island to meet thei
main street, and the cobwebs in shame and plowing. Advantage need be greater by tbe enactment of this trol against rodents ard grasshoji—
would exceed thirlv thousand dollar*. I (ieot,|e o( that communitv and Amity, will cover with tbe mantle of silence
taken of good weather as freezing new Prohibition Commissioner pers and finis much interest in
How many of our young men will try itT U> talk over the Union High School and oblivion the business houses guilty
has resulted in much spring work Law.
improving alfalfa stands and in
situation. The sentiment according to of crucifying their l>e»l ftiend.
to
be
done,
save
the
O.
A.
C.
ex
information obtained from men who
Tbe following bills were fostered farm dairy herds ani sheep fkicks.
There is no creature in the world
Hobble«
were there seemed to favor the Union naore despicable than the merchant who périment station.
by the League and enacted it to Renewal work on the once famous
orchards of the John Day valley is
We have just been thinking about High School. The question in ¿hat fattens himself on a public street like a
lawe;
district seemed to be whether they sponge on a rock to absorb everything
Prune growers of Yambill district,
another project scheduled for early
present day ’•hobbies’’ and they create should join with Dayton or Amity.
Senate Bill No. 73—Prohibits
that comes and give out nothing in re- members of the Yammll Cooperative
consideration.
within us a longing for Hie return of the Geographically they are in about the turn.
And yet there are thousands of Prune Growers, met Saturday afternoon driving automobiles while int?xi
good old days of our forefathers; days same position with one town as the time leeches absorbing the trade Fe<l. 28. to discuss inattera pertaining to cated, or under the influence of
Another Richards. Clyde R. who
is
a
graduate of the University of
when calloused hands warmly clasped other so alxnit all Hie delegations could dnwn to the town bv the enterprise of their prut>£ marketing organisition O.ie intoxicating liquor,
If convicted.
do was present their argument and the newspaper and the other merchants, hundred per cent ratisiaetion with the
Idaho,
is the new agent tor Coos
each other and kid gloves were un­
leave it with them as a jury to decide. ne'er s|H*nding a dollar in legitimate association by ail members was express the person is to be punished as
conntv
He has been a successful
known; days when at eventide the
endeavor to win success by deserving ed. Representatives of the marketing follows:
county
agent
in Idaho for three
family gathered at the old place and
it.
This class of merchants is giving department of the Portland Chamber of
1—First offeusi: If deat'i is
years
and
has
had extensive train­
Commerce,
also
W.
L.
Taylor,
president
enjoyed the pleasures of home. How
Misses Esther and Kathleen Hovt of aid and comfort to the mail order
caused by driving while it toxicat-
different now
Take the average fam­ Portland spent Sunday at the Rev. F. houses whn are gradually wiping them of the Prune Exchange, addressed the
ing in dairying and experience on
meeting The Yamhill unit handled ed, driver shall be held for man- dairy farms.
ily today and the servant girl is usually E. Fisher home, in honor of Constance's t ff the mercantile map.
—Pacific Printer, over 2,000,000 Ins of prunes this season. slaughter,
the only one home after the evening sixteenth birthday.
2—Minimum Bue; I1C0.00 and
meal.
The lath -r has gone to lodge,
60
days in jail: maximum tine,
the mother to her club, Jane- a to the
$600.00
aud^ months in jail.
music circle, Kate to the card party.
Farm Reminder«
3
—
Driver
’s license shall be re­
Robert has gone down town tor a game
voked for one year.
of billiards, Peter to the reading room.
European canker is wide spread
4—If person drives without in weetern Oregon, occaaionally
Verily, we live in a progressive age.
driver’s license, he shall be fined causing a severe damage to cer­
cot less than $200.00, no.- moie tain pear varieties
Specimens of
Frivnc.l« M GHIotte
thrn $500.00, and be imprisoned par canker may be referred lo the
Allmny, Oregon. Mmb 12.—(Speclkl)
in the County Jail for not less experiment stition nt Corvallis
—Francia II. Gt lell»', Dt, the only ><n
than ninety days, or more Iban for free diagnosis, These cankers
of Mr anil Mrs A. IL Gillette of A’-
one year.
increase from year to year. Con­
bany, died lai« Monday night of heart
trol consists in the thorough cut­
be
held
in
5—Driver’s car shall
failure. The young man was a student
custody of the Sheriff for not less ting out and disinfection of tbe
at Albany high «chool hi «! formerly waa
than thirty days, nor more than existing cankers, followed by a
in tlie merchant marine. His father ia
summer bordeanx spray hs em­
six months.
principal of the Central Junior high
House Bill No. 164—Provides ployed for anthracnose.
acbool here. The funeral services were
that any person who sets up or
The object of spraying for fung­
held Wednesday afternoon from the
operates a still and manufactures us diseases^is to cover all expoted
^Methoilialchurch. Rev. G. V. Fallis
liquor, shall lie deemod guilty of a surfaces with a fungus poison,
•of Albany and Rev. H. C. Baker of
felony and upon conviction shall which will kill the disease spores
Brownsville, hud charge of the sei vices.
be punished by imprisonment in that are carried to the plant and
Beside his parents the young man is
the penitentiary for not lees than thus prevent infections Thorough
Hurvived by three sisters, Mrs. Rnwg
one year, or more than live years ness in spraying is essential to
Ensley and Mias Mary A. Gillette of
This will, without question, have sucsess says the O A C experiment
Albany, and Miss Emma Gillette, ft
a very wholesome effect upon ihe station. Anv bit of unprotected
traveling evangelist,—Oregonian.
moonshiners in the state of Ore­ suriacj will he open port of entry
Tlie Gillette family were tormer res
gon. The passage of this Bill for dit ea-es.
identa of thia town, Mr. Gillette having
alone would have been a great
All shriveled fruit and dead
lieen one of the school faculty at that
step forward.
twigs and spurs left in tbe top of
time.
House Bill No. 10—Placee all Oregon prune, apricot and cherry
Dance Hall Operators under a trees should he removed at prun­
Don’t forget the Young People’s
$500 00 bond, (hat they will con­ ing time, says the experiment sta­
Party at the Community Hall, Friday
duct an orderly place, and compels tion, as they may be a serious
night, March 20. All young people of
source of blossom blight infection
them to close at midnight.
high school age and over are cordially
invited. There ih alwuvs a good time
lu addition to the above billet if left on the trees.
From
Tbe
Old Scrap Book
Bank Robbed
The Wanderer
The Vagrant
for all who are looking for it.