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DAYTON, OREGON
V olume 1 No. 40
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Unsung Soldiers
SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR
MAY 2S 1926
ilkmurtal Sag
1925
With whom fighting men would gladly share tribute
on ¿Memorial ¿Day
I 7 T 5
1812
1846-llbl
ISO!
1917 ,
Flags arc out, and bunting fresh and sweet
Decks every store and house upon the street.
It’s very verve, the red, the white, and blue,
Flaunt to the breeze their message, ever true.
That men have given all, in jteace or strife
With but one thought, to save the Nation’s life.
These flags and flowers bespeak the real regard
In which a nation holds, as winning card,
Her patriots. They are the vital spark,
The clarion call, to which the worthy hark.
And so, today, as spring brings forth her flowers
And winter’s wastes become emeraldic bowers.
Those men who love their country most outpour
Their tribute, all unmeasured, at the door
Of those who gave their best —their very all
In a quick answer to their Country’s call.
V
There are tonic soldiers who have never worn
An epaulet, or who have never borne
A sword in service, yet whose simple worth
Has been strong savor to a sordid earth;
Great souls, who, with an effort, have made gay
The simple callings, in their humble way,
And, who, perhaps, all unbeknown, have trod
With blindfold’ eyes, in serving, dose to God.
Belleau Wood, of
Glorious Memory
Luger numbers ci soldier dead of the
Second division are
tn Aisne-
Mame than of any other organization,
hf 'I— it was at Belleau wool. that this
division became immortal in dm .ng out
the German, in July, 1918, although
suffering tremendous losses.
Obey fought to give us Peace, and lo !
Let flowers, and flags, and bunting in the breeze
Mingle their tribute to such souls as these.
The noblest spirits of our soldier dead
Would crown with laurels such civilian’s head.
And all would in their most befitting way
Render due tribute on Memorial day.
Decoration Day
la
Obey gained a better Peace than ours
PHOEBE CARY
Flanders Fields
Catch ’em Young
In Flanders fields the poppies How
Memorial Day exercise* will be held I Between the crises, row on row,
Examinations of over nine thousand
here Saturday under th« auspices of I That mark our place, and in the sky, (9327) echo >1 children in three coontiea
of Oregon (Coos Douglas and Jaek»on)
Upton Fust No. 75 G. A. R. and Upton I Tne larks, still bravely tinging, flv,
Scare* beard amid the guns below.
»bowed that about thirty percent
Belief "Corps No. 6. The procession will
wr- substantially free from defects.
We <re the dead ; short days ago.
I, W. S. Hibbert mayor of the May 30th, 1985, will I* th» 57th
Her other seventy percent of the cliil-
form in the park at 10:00 a. in and I \ye |¡v,
anniversary
of
the
day
set
aside
in
»uliset
kT*
‘
»w,
By the flow of the inland river,
city of Dayton do hereby proclaim
were loved, and now we lie dren shared «omething like os** and a
Gen. John A. Logan's orders No. 11,
Whence the fleets of iron have fled,
Saturday May 30. 1W5 an official designated for the purpose of strew i ing March to Brookside Uemeterv where
bah detects apiece among them.
Where the blades of the grave grass
holiday aud do hereby request with flowers, or other« Ise decorating tie grave* will lie decorated atei lin fake up ♦ 1»^ quarrel with the to’ !
Toe main imperfections were tboee of
quiver,
Each of these
---- ------ I To you from falling hands we throw I teeth anti of tonsils.
that all citi»«n» of this city desist the graves of comrades who died in de-! hcauliful and impressive t ritmih-tii
Asleep ate the ranks of the dead ;—
r I —. ,
off -ct*d alswit a third of all the chil Iren
* ,prviCPg of the Grand Armv rendere I by
Under the sial and the dew,
from all labors of whatsoever kind tense of their country, and
'¡The torch; hw yours to hold it high! j
exAtniot^l (32 8 and 34 •» in-rc-ût r esigei-
Malting the judgment day;—
on that day. and. in so doing bodies lie in *lm<>st every citv. town veterans of tbe local post. Committee*I If ye b’eak faith with us who die
Underweight and impaired
and
hamlet
in
our
land.
On
Ibis
Mem-
Under the one, the Blue;
do honor to our departed soldiers orial D»y which we shad so scon obe from the Putt and Corps will degurutel We shall not sleep, though poppies grow ively).
vision came next, with 20.4 a od 16 I
and Bailors of the army and navy, erve, from the grave of every soldier at giaves in the Odd Fellows cemetery and In Flunder» fields.
per cent a piece, In Douglas »nd Jack-
—John McRse.
These in th" robing» of glory.
son Counties, a little over one tenth of
home and »broad, comes a silent mess- scatter flowers on the waters prior to
W.
8.
Hibbert,
Those in the gloom of defeat,
all the children showed enlarged thyroid
age filling out hearts with sincere gr»t-to the cemetery. Fiom the
Mayor
.
All with the liattie-blood gory.
glands.
While these figures may. at
itude to them for the supreme sacratice.
n
iiuueiow
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' aWDer sen«e cemetery the procession will march to
In the dusk of eternity meet;
Teachers' Exarr. (nations
first s’gbt. seem rather startling, thev
they made, and creating a a*»eper at npe
i
Under the sial and the dew,
of loyalty to the ideals for which they (ths Opera House where a program »ill
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN are realty just the reverse, In the first
Waiting the judgment day;—
died. M»y we keep secure that which ,
given.
Kev. M. IL Kendall is the |
place, most of these defects c»n ease v
that the County School Superin lie corrected. In the second, a number
Under the laurel, the Blue;
their valor won :• to live as grandly as BI^aker of the day. The school has
To
the
Wahonda
Camp
Fire
Under the willow, the Gray.
Invited to join in the procession tendent for Yamhill County Ore., of them have already been eliminated,
Girls is due the change in the city they died io service to this country
From the »ilence of sorrowful hours
will hold the regular examination and the figures given present something
where we have so many blessings and
library. Thursday after school the
m ., .. h...«., n.-;.-! —«>•» e«'"”-
The desolate mourners go,
of applicants for S‘ate Certificates of an improvement.
girls went to the library and pro courage all games, auto races, and fes- citizens are earnestly requested to
lovingly laden with flowers
at the Court House in McMinn- The low percentage of bad teeth is
Alike for the friend and the foe;—
ceeded to chase the dirt away. tivities on this day we hold so sacred.
cooperate with the Grand Armv m the
County Oreg()n> „ especially noticeable
Not that it is
not high enough as it is ; but still it is
Under the Sod and the dew,
They scrubbed the floor, washed
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“'e d,y *° ““
. “J ’' follows; Commencing Wednesday,
Waiting the judgment day ;—
less than one half of tbe amount usually
the windows, rearranged the books
Ray
Spangle
of
Pendleton
is
mftv
aga>n attest °nr regard for‘bese
Under the rose», the Blue;
found. This is due, in part, to previous
and put up clean curtains. It was spending the week with bis father, honored citiseus and our .ove for our
Examinations
Under the lilies, the Gray.
examinations in schools, bringing this
their way of observing clean up Z Spangle.
country and our flag.
condition to the attention of the parents
So with an equal splendor
1
Wednesday Forenoon
week.
I is also due to the work done by tbe
The morning sun-ray» fall,
Manual (dentists in
educating
people to
Physiology
’
Reading,
With a touch impartially tender,
On the blossoms blooming for all ;—
ITaicing, Composition. Domestici»«« th« g1**1 importance °* keep-
log their teeth well looked after, and
Under the sod »nd the dew,
Science, Methods in Reading. having defect* found and corrected at an
Waiting the judgment day ;—
Course of Siudy for Drawing, earlv stage.
Broidered with gold, the Blue;
Methods in Arithmetic.
If we can get parent» to see the equal
Mellowed with gold, the Gray
importance of watching eyes, tonsils,
Thursday
Forenoon
Ho when the summer calleth,
weight and so forth, and the advantage
On forest and field of grain
Arithmetic, History of Educa of correcting defect» wbi'e thev are
With »a equal murmur falletli
tion, Psychology, Methods in Geo small, we shall in a lew venrs show
The cooling drip of the rain;—
graphy,
Mechanical
Drawing. | H>me improvement over the staggering
Under the sod and the dew,
. ! figures revealed by the dr»(t during the
Domestic Art, Course of study lor I ¿irI , w-r
v„u all know> thew
Waiting the judgment day
Wet with the rain, the Blue;
Domestic Art
j figure» showed that two third* of <>ur
Wet with the rain, the Gray.
I voUng men. in the prime of life, were
Thursday Afternoon
Liefevive physically, and that one th rd
Sadly, but not with upbraiding,
Grammar, Geography,
1 were incapable of military service.
Tbe generous deed was done;
graphy,
American
Literature, I We cannot change the.-«-fact» bv shut-
in the storm ot the years that are
Phtsics Typewriting, M t .od* in ' ting our eves aud refueti.u to acknawl-
fading,
Lungu ge, Thesis for
P. imary »‘ge that they exist. But we CAN do
No braver battle was won;—
I.iii.r about
ehnilf St
if WO
fw■ ■»> conditions
runiLltntu
something
it if
we face
Under tbe sol and the dew,
Certificate.
I»- the are, and set out to improve them.
Waiting the judgment day
At ¡east half the impairments which
Under tbe blossoms, tbe Blue
Friday Forenoou
-
,
lower Minsnui
louri
phvsnal viuvivuvr
efficiency ...
in ......
adult life
Under the garla! ds, the Gray.
The Blue And The Gray Decoration Day Proclamation
Memorial Day 1925
Camp Fire Girls
United
No more shall the war-cry sever,
Or the widening river» be red;
Our anger is banished forever
When are laureled U»e grave» of out
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day;—
Love and tears, for the Blue ;
Tears and love, for the Gray.
F. M. F isch .
Born; To Mr and Mm, Edward
Leckband of Oregon City, n baby
boy at 6:00 o’clock Sunday even
ing. May 24, 1925. Mra. Leckband
is a daughter of Mrs. Emily
Nichols,
1 heory and Practice, Orth'gra-
prew)nted if tbev are d„u w h
Geogra- in childhood, during eclivul audun-
phy, English Literature, Chern school years. Tbev cannot be dealt
with unless tbev are t und. and found
is try.
while thev are still insignificant This
Friday Afternoon
means that thev cannot be left to I e
School Law , Geology. Algebra, discovered bv chance when they hi ve
' grown »0 evident that even a fond
Civil Government.
parent will notice them. Thev mu«t be
Saturday Forenoon
revealed by a thorough examination bv
Simeone who is trained to give it, a'd
Geometry,Botany
can find them when they are not far
Saturday Afternoon
advanced.
General History, Bonkk eeping
ybv(Spelling), Physical
Very truly yours.
S. S Duncan.
Couuty School Sup’L
Kev. C. C. Poling of Salem was here
yesterday cleaning up and decoratir g
the graves ot bis children.