Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, June 11, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextIt H. P. Railway Go. TIME TABLE Effective Sept. 7. Trains will arrive a» follows . To Portland Charge That American» Neglect Their Carden» 2 I'♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • ♦♦♦♦ va» ® CONFECTIONERY J[ Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, ; ii Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream. Bakery Goods ! j Jas. Wakefield, Prop. : The Piano of Yes terday, Today and Tomorrow KIMBAUU k ■4 Represented By ‘welry Store, & ballard anaF Dayton, Ore. McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway Portland, Oregon. car Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware prices that are right. at You know you can have an electric Washing Machine in your home if you will. It is yours for the asking at a price that is right and on terms which you can easily meet if you want one. B ig B argain O ffer Sàvie On Your MAGAZINES! W ONE YEAR $ The The Electric Washer does the work quickly and well at a cost in significant. The family washing can be done for twenty-five cents a month. The heavy work is done without manual effort in ene quarter of the time used in the old way, and give you time for leisure, rest, reading, or social duties. kv A M ■ American Needlewoman The Household G.md Stories The F arm Journal THIS NEWSPAPER, Electricity can be employed in many useful and serviceable ways in the home but to a greater advantage in the use of the Washing Machine. We shall be glad to give yon a demonstration, let you try one to satisfy yourself of its quality, service and merit. A rare end unusual money saving bargain offer tn «30^ Ing mutter for the whole family for a year. We oflkB this combinat .on to our readers for a short tknecotyi Electric Supplies & Contracting Company yd O FIG INTERESTING# 4 O ISSUES AT */» PRICE* “It Serves You Right” Newberg, Oregon. • • Phone, Blue 34 k A * This is your chance to ge* 12 big these four valuable at half of tha w । >le ipes. p -hry» etc. D t mias able, interfiling and yr-, are already ■ yt i aubacriptson SiM A. M H ;37 A M. HilH" ” 2:40P.M. II 32 ” " Frutu 1 'orli md America ng charged by Kuropeati* No. 351 1) .11 A M with a disregard uf thing* artistic, are No. 357 II :IO " •• guilty ou oup count at least, uccordlng No. 3bW 2 .4U P. M. to Ralph H. Hoot, president of the Bo 0 00 ” •• No. 353 clety of Landscape Architects and No. 355 7:18 ” " chairman of the landscape and gar den committee of the Chicago fifth S|• i a 1. Sunday only H; 5 p m. annual “Own Your Home" exposition, I , .. ---------- --- ——. who slates that Americana are neglect- Ing their garden*, "Every year there are fewer and fewer gardens planted, particularly the flower garden, that is fust dying in thia country. Years ago many Americana beautified their towns a« well us their homes with lovely gar dens, though we never showed the In Êabicfl’ Jßaircutting terest that Europeans, particularly the English people, take In their little lAgrncv for Newlierg Luundry plots of ground. "In England the poorest shack of a house has Its carefully kept rose gnr I Do vion, « Oregon. den, and the English countryside In the spring Is a reul fairyland of I___ . . _____ _______ I beauty. “We have forgotten. the charm of flower garden» and in an effort to re- INSURANCE Interest the public lu the Importance of this phase of home ownership, old Fire, Tlit'h, Embezzlemeiit, and fashioned English rose gardens will be Life. We care for your every noed. planted at the national "Own Your Home" expositions to be held this year In Chicago. New York city. Phil adelphia and Huffalo. 1 ^pansfe BARBER SHOP a J, L. Sherman & Son - Dayton. Work for Improvement of the Rural School £* hjuuula ® 355 354 MH 862 300 No. No. No. Mu. No. A campaign to bring the problem of the small rural school prominently be fore the legislatures of 42 states Is expected to effect definite Improve ment In rural school standard», ac cording to an announcement by the United State» bureau of education. Many new laws pertaining to schools are pending Among these, education al leaders are laying particular »tress upon tbe need for laws exacting high er qualifications for teachers' certifi cates and standardization of small one, two and three teacher schools. Reports to the bureau of education Indicate that the supply of teachers Is now more nearly adequate to till the demand than for many yearn, »nd that the time !■ opportune for more stringent regulation of teacher cer tification. "The emergency Is now over and disregard of professional standards 1» no longer necessary." It Is declared by the bureau. High school enroll ment has Increased during the last ten years In an unprecedented manner There are plenty of high school grad uates anxloua to prepare themselves to be teachers. Otegon I -a» Mrs. C. E Mauts Rooming House “Best Rooms On Earth” Dxyton. ... Oregon. Dr. 0. C. Goodrich . DENTIST Office Phono Red 49 Dayton ... Oregon. T. A. Snook, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office, Phone Red 79, Dayton, Res. 78x3 ... Good Milk Oregon. Good Service .THE DAYTON DAIRY Deliver Twice Each D.iy Milton A Palmer Find That Beauty Pay» Where villages are being made more Day ton, Oregon.......... Phoni < lx'22 beautiful, the Impetus has come In nearly every ca»e from lo<-al Initiative. offer laavA Villages that have well planned streets, G. B. ABDILL • short t of.iy. Both uew and renews! •ubacriptions to thia attractive recreation spots, »nd pleas receive these :na<asinea. But don’t wait ntil the o«r TINSMITH AND PLUMBER Ing approaches are nearly always In - ONDU at been withdrawn. Alt k'iv* for One Ke ar — debted for these advantages to the Send your order to oar otHca energy and public spirit of some »mall Having installed a Landi» Stitcher group of citizens. Under »uch Insplra and Finisher, I am prepared to d<> tlon dump heap* have been turned all nice repairing with neatness. University of Oregon, Eugens. June Oregon State Mews Into garden spots, unsightly shacks and illlaqldHted stores have been torn 11, (Special!—Students from places out W. F. Abdill side of Oregon must hereafter I* Myrtle Point—Work itegnn on new down and replaced by smart, substan • • • Oregon eligible for admission to the university |5U,0U0 school in Union district No. 2. tial business buildings, and extensive Dajlax programs of landscai>e gardening and of the state in wiich they completed Boy Scouts in Dallas organize for tree planting have been undertaken. high school work before they will be auxiliary fireman service. Villages that have embarked on this allowed to enter the University of Coos county court purchases Roose path are finding that beauty pays It Oregon, according to a ruling just pass velt highway right-of-way through Improve» local buxines» and attracts ed by the faculty. tourist business. It enhance* reul es C. L. Christenson Gold Beach. This action was taken as a result of fate value», and has u powerful Infill Ixibanon—Aluminum and mangenese ence In ralalng Individual standards an investigation showing that the Anywhere - - Anytime scholarship of n ost of the non-resident discovery reported in Waterloo d.strict. of efficiency and enterprise. Rate» ReaHonalde Hood River Apple Grower’s Associa students was below the student body average. In order to stop in influx of tion distributed 13,175,000 for 1924 Pointer for Dittatitfied Phone 68X1, Dayton, Oregon poor students, the faculty passed this apple crop. If you don't like Ozark and Dale ruling in addition to requiring that Salem—Ryan Fruit Company moves county, move. You are not hobbled outside students comply with I niversi into big new cold storage warehouse. here. Space Is valuable here now. We want only men who are for the old Anything in ty entrance requirements. Eugene—May building permits total town and county. And, besides, you Tbe new ruling, it is expected, will InAuranGo 1209,000 with 11,159,355 since Jan. 1. do not want to remain where you are probably cost the University approxi Portland—50 carloads Douglas fir not wanted. If you are a fault finder, mately 100 students from other states a trouble-maker, a knocker, against Truck and Auto Insurance next fall, but will tend to save universi plywood shipped to Cleveland and St good schools and churches, can't see a specialty Louis for Chevrolet motor bodies. ty expenses. any good In your neighbors and the Salem—Finest strawberry crop on good men and women who make this Forty-six of the 70 students who Afok for Rates entered the University from one neigh record now being gathered here. good city and country, please move. boring slate tailed to meet the entrance Coquille—Thomas Michaelson shipped And, the quicker you move, the quick C. S. Lewis requirements of their state university ¡30 carloan» hemlock »nd oak bark for er all the people will rise up and cull Phone 9x10 Dayton, Oregon but met the University of Oregon 'tanning during 1924. Shipment» for you blessed.—Ozark (Alo.) Southern Star. . eligibility rules. Entrance require 1925 will be larger. ments of the various coast colleges are Salem—Budding permits for .May Worth All It Cott» not the same. The average grade of totaled $120,950. The American town, as a rule. Is tbe non residents who had not qualified Hill*boro--Fred Groner, pioneer wal ugly, thrown together In plecemenl, to enter the university of their home nut grower, sold hie 1921 crop for without regard to beaifty In the unit state was 4.22. which is lower than that 100,000. or harmony In the groupings. It Is of the student body. Only 24 of the Interesting to note that the Depart Klamath — Oshkosh Timber Co. will outside students had grades above the ment of Agriculture Is endeavoring to start Sprague river box factory and general average of the student b<xiy. stimulate a keener Interest In the mil). bSBUtlflcatlon of American villages It Eugene—City planning o dinance Is all worth while. It Is quite feasible. Patient—Doctor I’tn Bick. gives jurisdiction for six miles radius. The cost Is small compared with the Doctor—Where’s the trouble? Portland—Contracts let for new Ross returns. Even Inexpensive houses mny be made pretty In design. Island bridge, to cost (1,641,393. P—In my tongue* Eugene—Three new sorority homes Dr—I>et me see it. Value of Remodeling and one fraternity hail will cost *145,000 P—What shall I do. Remodeling homes represents not ( Five similar students’ living homes only a salvaging process of much eco- । Dr—Give it a rest, and think. were built last year. nomlc value, hut It Is also an absorb Rockaway—Southern Pacific moves Ing and educative enterprise and Is Faith and hope, God given bles- traik Io allow RooBevelt highway to having no little civic value in that It sing», build at Jetty creek. New section Is restoring whole run-down neighbor Twenty-five per cent of industrie» They which mppoit the eiokii g shortens Rockaway—Nehalem Bay hoods, bringing back real estate value, reporting to National Manufacturers’ and 1» at the same time preserving Soul, route by 29 miles. Association have already made plans to hundreds of the charming specimens of In which we find our only refuge the architecture of tho period preccd increase number of employes this When high the waves of trouble Dr. C. A. 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