Dayton tribune., April 16, 1925, Image 1

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DAYTON, OREGON
V olume 1 No. 34
APRIL
SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR
16 1926
University of Oregon, Eugene,
April 16—Special—Delegates from
advantage over the petite in site
with almost a monoply on 20’s,
spent Sunday with their mother Mrs.
Moodav
night
the
member*
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universities
arid
colleges
went
Several
members
of
each
of
tbe
30
’s and 35’«. The state agricul-
Uy Fred Keile» Dis
David Robinson.
Davlon, Lafayette, and tn ion val» of tbe Appalachian mountains will young peoples’ organizations here
tural economic conference and
Up through my office window came tbe
Arthur Mubinton and family spent Evangelical church«», and their friends,
be on the University of Oregon met at tbe Evangelical church, later Willamette valley contaren-
city'« ceaseless din,
Sunday at the Hau« Thompson home.
lb. local church and Laid a
Ul«t
I ju»t had paused a moment when the
campus,
April 15-16-17 and 18, to Easter morning, for a Sunrise ces urged Oregon growers to put
' evening mail came in—
| A birthday dinner was given Mrs. farewell party for Rev. F F. Fiahef and
attend
the
Woman’s Self Govern­ prayer meeting.
There were forth a special effort to produce
family,
who
arc
moving
to
Bl
Johns
A oil. ol business letter» and the Fay BoMneou al her Lome la»t Wednee-
on the about twenty young people pres­ these large size«.
^per. with tbe news
¿T
Th. guests were Memtame. this week. They will have «barge of ing Association, known
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and murder». fir.. and wreck»- David Rebinan, Gao. Robiaaoa. and the Evangelical church there. Rev. Oregon campus aa the Woman’s ent. Services began at 6:30 under
Keeping the orchard in good
UI war»
Fisher has been pastor b»re for several
Mr«. Han» Tbompaun
League.
tbe leadership of CHyton Willard. physical condition and using
moat anything I'd choo»*
The Fleaaantdale Improvement Club years arid has built up a lasting friend­
Delegateswill lie present fr««m | There were short talks by each of proper care in harvesting will go
I cast them one by oos aside, and
ship in Dayton and vicinity, who are
gave their play "A Tesa» Ranger" at
found beneatb them all
large
sorry to loose he and bis family, but Mills college, Montana State col'lihe pastor», songs by the group, a far toward supplying tbe
A homely country tap.r, blurred with »be Fairview avbuol hvu»e la»t Haturday
who wish them God’s blessing la Weir lege, University of Arizona. I oi- I violin solo by Constance Fisher, sizes and good quality needed if
night to a full house.
ink and »omewhat »mall,
new home.
versity of California, I niversily I rin(j a 8horf testimony meeting best prices are to be obtained,
MaaaiBPt At the Metliodi»t parson­
Thal drew mv full alumUvn to its
of Colorado, University of l<labo.|At the close of tbe meeting every says Mr. Hurd.
Owing to the
age in McMinnville, Monday, April 13,
column« up ami down—
M W A Initiate
University of Montana. University |one was invited into an adjoining exceedingly dry season last year,
The Hille weekly peper that they print DMHI, Roy Sheldon Robinson, »on of
in my home town.
Mrs. _____
David Robinson, snd Nellie
of Nevada, University of W ashing-1 rOom where breakfast, was served, some growers are reporting light
Monday night about 30 member» of
countrv pup.» alw^s tel's of Glmtys H.v.n of Wodburn Re». C.
of M yoming. I Everyone reported a most enjoy- blooming prospects, which should
the Modern Woodmen Ixxige of Dalla» ton, University
Thia thing» in quiel tone
L. Dark officiated Their many triuoda
Camp came up and helped put on the Washington Slate college, DePauw and beneficial morning.
mean fewer prunes to the tree and
fl deal» not with tbs outcld. world- wl»b thsa. bapplaes. »nd prosperity
tor the local order. university, Grinnell, Iowa State
initiation
consequently larger sizes.
bm topic, an—
।Tb^
‘h“’, hQmT‘ Td‘',o,,
Judging from reports they had a big college, Michigan Agricultural col-
Farm Reminder»
Oregon poultry houses can be
It tell» about th. folks Who vl.lt in and whsr. ar. Robin.on I. employed.
time as sucl- a bui^h can when they
lege,
Northwestern
university,
I
out of town;
I m.. Ethel .iMkrnan who is teaebia« gat together.
kept free from insect ¡«ests by lib­
Ohio State college. University of ^TMOK is promising for 192 o
meat is soaring upward and ihut in Salem »pent a few days a' home this
eral applications of whitewash on
That
Beate
I
he
Kansas
Record
Illinois, University of
Kansaa, I
pklme crop
eggs are going down ;
|
the walls, reports the ezperiment
In tbe market Bulletin of February 28 University of Kentucky University I offers for the 1925 Oregon prune
That Some old chum i» married, or a ( Erma und Margaret UtK-ber of Port­
station. Spraying is better than
land were visitor« «t the home of their was a brief description of a combine of Michigan, University of Minn- Lrop should open at a very fair
life long friend has died;
brushing it on, as the force of the
Th. •tork has paid a visit and two »«mt Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Fr.dav night harvester used in Kansas and Oklahoma eeoto. University of Missouri, Uni-1
gay8
j. Hurd, marketing sprayer gets the liquid in tbe
which harvest» a carload of wheat per
hearts are »welled with pride.
and Saturday.
This papar strikes a tender chord wh.n
W. 8. V’Ren and family of !>avton dav. G. R. Hv»lop, farm crop special­ versity of Nebraska, University °fLpeciali«t for tbe stale college ex- cracks and crevices that are not
(ar away you roam,
visited at tbe Brooks Sweeney horns ist of the Oregon Agricultural College, Oklahoma, University of South I ten8jon service. For the first time usually reacoed by the brush.
read tbe Item, and Wrote th» following Dakota, and University of \\iscon-|in several years no surplus will be
For one is always glad to bear what s Sunday.
concerning it:
NOTICC
going on al botne.
Mrs. J. A. McFarlane and son Floyd,
carried over.
Both the Oregon
"While Oregon ba» been using tbe ein.
It'« «hort on punctuation and in ami Miss F.ugsnl« Burch were county
That
a
reward
of $25 00 is offered to»
Among tbe arrangements be«ng I alHj California crops should be
combined harvester for many years
tbe arrest and conviction of any person
■pelling, 1 admit;
seat visitors Saturday.
with pronounced success, I ran acmes completed for the entertainment of |c|eaDej Up auorlly and since a
Home l.Hers. too, ar. upside down;
Arthur Robinson »nd f»'uily, Bert an instance last summer that I think the guests, is an all day trip to|large part of tbe 1924 crop has or persons caught stealing or destroying
property witiiin the city limits ot Day­
it'« smeared with Ink a bit.
McFarlsne and wife, and Vernon Had­
Its face 1» worn and haggard and the ley of Willamina spent Sunday with has tbe Kansas record l>acked clear off Nimrod Inn on tbe McKinzie river 1for export, jobbers and ton. T. W. H. Tucker, Recorder.
tbe map.
Sam Culley of Weston, which will give the girls from I retailers should enter the 1925
nrws is mostly late
relative« in tbls vicinity.
Oregon, with a combine harvester,
Sometime» becauw the makeup man
Eva—“Oh, Auntie, I’ve planned
practically
-------- forgets to change ths date.
Llltl. Margaret Addison visited at tractor drawn, harvested 250 acres of Arizona, California and the hast, I buying season with
such a lovely holiday.
Lulu and
Ifg welcome to iny office, for il brings the home ol her aunt Mrs. Gw. Foster Federation wheat that went 56 bushels a glimpse of the Oregon out-of-1 empty shelves.
I _ t
last tm-Mwak
I are going to take a tramp
to the acre, in five days.
Thu is doors.
The
Eugene
chamber
of
me joy and rest ;
Better economic conditions in through tbe Coast Range next
L Ralph Hadley and »on Gerald approximately 2750 bushels a day. commerce will provide cars for the
It let» me live an hour each week with
Europe
and prospects for conlin-
friends I'vs loved the beet.
I were county »eat vieitor» Saturday The remarkable part of il was that tbe party.
.week.’’
uous
employment
of labor in the
machine was operated with three men,
It bring» a homelike feeling—and I'm I afternoon.
Aunt—“Well, I suppose it’ll be
A
banquet
and
dance
to
be
given
one the tractor driver, one tbe separ­
United States are other factora all right i! your father approves,
Win. King and family were Bunday
happy to confiai
in
the
Woman
’
s
building
is
plan
I
ator engineer and header tender and
I wns once their printer's devil— vlsitors at the I). C. Van Dorn home.
that augur well for tbe prune but do you really think the tramp
the other the separator tender. The ned for the evening of April 17.
•‘»etlin’ type and tvsAin’ press
W. L. Reichstein and family were
grower, Mr. Hurd believes.
grain was hauled to th« elevator direct Luncheons and sight-seeing tours
will enjoy it?”
county »«at viiitor» Baturday.
from the machine, with six wagons "
। Oregon and Washington have a
will
complete
the
schedule
of
en
­
Marriage Ulcenao»
Lewi« Richard, of Ca»tl. Rock,
Mrs. C. A. Ponnay of Portlard,
near mi-nopiv of Italian prunes.
tertainment for tbe week.
Mffth Scoring Butter. Need
Hazel M Rae. Amity, to James Waabington ia visiting at the W. L
a
sister
of J. E. Mel'inger, visited
Among the topics on the tenta­ but this variety has to compete
"If Oregon and the northwest state»
Frank Rosenbaluo, Amity; Eliza­ Reichiteiii home.
her
brother
and other lelativee
G. H. Fo»ter and wife, and Margaret are to succeed in Selling the surplus tive business program if the con with the petite prune produced io
beth Mary
Woodward, Grand
here,
a
couple
ol days this week.
Addison were county »eat viaitora Sat­ butter already reaching large propor­ vention are: honor societies, vo California. Ine Italian has an
Ronde, to Frank Newell Preston.
tion». it must produce a high scoring
urday.
cationel
guidance. scholarship
Grand Ronde; Jegsie Florence
Mias (dadya Haven of W«xxlburn produce." »ay» P. M. Brandt, professor
of
dairy
husbandry
at
the
state
agri
Standards,
bousing problems <n I
Slater, McMinnville, te Fred IIoff • spent the week end at th. home of Mr».
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No.
cultural
college.
"We
must
be
able
to
the
dormitory-less
campu-, simpli-
man. Roedeport. Oregon; Belva David Robinaon.
sell in California and other market» in ' ficatj ,n , f extra curiLuiar activi-
Francis Christensen. McMinnville,
mt ». Rov Edwanla and chlldien visit-
. Wade Miller, McMinnville led at the Rollt Cinnamon home in । competltioa with the superior grade- of lies, and Pan Hellenic question»
butte i produced in the great dairy |
to Wm
Grover Johnson and wits of Newberg |
Farewell Party
Iha Country Newspapar
Easter Morning
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Head* nf cocutuilteee working «•
Adeline Reta Allen, Dayton, lol Dayton. Saturday.
states of Minnesota »nd Wisconsin and |
Geo.
Robinson
and
wife
sccompan
ed
that now is being imported from New ; convention
arrangement»
ar«.
Virgil Eldridge Vanoowe, Newberg.
Roy Robinson »nd Miss Gladvs Haven Zea I sod and Australia in »vile of a
p mting, Alberta McMonie«. Pend
| to McMinnville, Monday afternoqn. tariff of 8 cents per pound.
¡leton; leception. Marie Meyers,
whpre they were m»rri*l.
The watchman in tbe graveyard ay- Medford; meeting train», Louise
Mabel Gibson and children, »nd I W eM Morgareidge »nd family visited
Mr».
proached a figure Ivlng on the grass of [tiabnit.
Bend;
transportati.>n.
F II. Reichstein were Vamhill |al the Fred Rnicbstein home Sunday.
M»».
the
cemrlery
Ha
kicked
the
tramp
Jane BoDins. Portland; hostess,
m » s . Win. King was a county seat
visitors la«t Wednesday.
I who woke up with an injured air.
Vivian Harper, Paislev; dinner ar
BoaMl io Mr. and Mr», Robi. Add! visitor Friday morning.
"What are vou doing?" yelled tbe
Utile Donald Addison is vis.ting his
son an 8 pound babv boy. Thursday,
raogements, Maude Schroeder,
guardian of tbe dead.
uncle Chas. Addison in Newberg.
A pt II »th, 1»25.
"Playing dead,”
was the weary Portland: stunt »how. Lillian Lud
Mrs. W. L. Reicbsteln was a county
ATTEND the “Old Time Bkewl" at answer, ' When I’m in Rome 1 de as bt*, Portland; program, Anna De-
seat visitor last Wednesday.
the Opera House, Friday night. Bet- the Romans do."
Witt, Portland; c nres pondence,
Mrs. Ralph Hadley visited at th* I ter looser your t>elt and unbutton your
Artoria.
Buchannan.
I Fishing season opened Wednesday Mausice
A. W. Dramlet home Wednesday.
I ve,t or you'll burst them laughing.
' morning. The mort fortunate ones Mary jane Hathaway of Gladstone
and Winifred Graham of North
Barbara Ann, little daughter of
Jiin Hibbert passed the office yester- went "Pronto" but a lot of us poor
Ilrooks Sweeney, was quite sick a few day with a load of mighty fine red hogs. -------- had to stay at home and work.
Bend are directing the convention.
«lavs last week.
G. B. Foster visited
relative» in I
Monmouth the first of last week.
|
n.
lJ-1»
Pleasantaaie
I
Mrs. Scholtx of Salem is here for an
extended visit with her daughter Mrs.
Robert Addison.
Chet Christensen an«) wife spent a
few day» last week al the Geo. Christen-
■en home.
Mrs. Bower of Hopewell and daughter|
Viola of Portland visited »t the Geo
Robinson home last Thursday.
The Pleasantdale Needle Club met at
the Geo. Robin» n Lome Fiiday after­
noon.
Refreshment» were avrved by
the hostess, assisted by Mis. Fay
Robinson, after which a short bn»iness
meeting wag held Those preamt were
Mesdames Hadley, McFarlane. Sinti
Fav
Robinson,
David
Robinson,
Thompson, Bratn’et. and Geo. Robinson
and Miss Esther Nichols.
The l’lea-anldale Improvement Club
held their regular monthly meeting last
The pogram given bv
Friday night.
the «le «I was very well given . also the
musi« by the McF«rl»ne orchestra, the
paper by Pn.f Gubar» and the talk l>v
ere all thoroughly en-
Pr<d. Dniiean
joyed.
After the program a tine lunch
was served and R social hour spent in
conversing and singing.
Miss Valeria Flint of Monmouth
spent tlie week end with her father
Nela Flint.
Mrs. May Fowler of Rockaway arriv­
ed Satunlay for a vi»it at the home of
her father A. N. Sheldon and other
relatives and friends.
Elmer Jackman who is attending
school in Monmouth spent the week
end at the home of hie parents, Geo.
Jackman and wife.
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Horizontal.
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