Dayton tribune., June 25, 1925, Image 1

Stogimi
V olume 1 No. 41
It’s a Gay old World
It’s a gay old world when your gay
And a |'ad old world when your
But whether you play
Or go toiling away
It’s a sad old world when your aad.
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DAYTON, OREGON
I he Methodial breakfast was i i»*<iy ou I
7|3O Haturdav । morning
schedule at
BiMiop Hhaphnnf of Port laud. Ur. Leeeh
ut HaUm, Ur. Husey of Gresham and
Ur. Howarth of Portland, the latter
JUNE 25 1926
SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR
Dayton Will Celebrate
Good and Poor Nu­
harm Roinlndors
Watch
the poultry litter thia
All roads lead to Dayton lor the trition Can Be (Noted
time
of
the
year and change it as
4lb of July celebration. Tbe new
in
Children
o'tan
as
it
becomes damp and
band stand will be dedicated by a
Relatively recent in tbe realization on
pert of those who are concerned
with the physical condition of the fam­
ily—whether rural or arban—that it is
heavy, advises the experiment sta­
tion. In some localities it is beet I
to change it every 10 -lay«. Damp
litter
c.uW. the house to be damp,
Improvement Well
Il'a a grand old world if you’regreat About thirty-five people Were present.
important to understand the relation
and
is
the
source
of
disea>e.
u/
, ..
Ami h mean old world if you’re Much credit is due the ladies tor tbe
between food and heath, and to lie able
rv orth Time and Money
atrial);
to
recognxe
the
sign«
of
gwsi
and
po-.r
The
best
treatment
for
poultry
excellent ideal they servej. At S:3J
On« «nod example of » village that
Mlntlon, especially in growing children dieesres in Oregon is prevention.
Marriage Licenses
It’s n world full of hate
the "Train" departed for
Newberg
waa not well planned originally, but
The United Hutes Department of
For the foolish who prate
a®" haa been t'anaformed Into an ex
where they held a inr-ting at H o'clock .
Lois Luceli B-ckes, Sheridan, igticutur* Hji that a child that IS Provide comfortable, ssoitary sur | tataely
pfenning place, la Weston,
Of the Use!«sstesa of it ell.
roundings,
keep
tbe
house
free
It was their purpose to vail on each to Cloyce Chas.
Taton, Salem: well noorished baa an erect, sturdy, well
Mass
Weston formerly had a large
Ruth Ernogene Williams, Newkerg developed body with straight legs, flat from draffs, give tbe birds clean, swamp area In Its center This has
It’s a beautiful world io
I
see charge ul this district on this tour.
Or it.s dismal in every ZOO»
to Martin Engebretaen, California; shoulder blade* fuU rounded chest, wholesome feed, and you hive re-1 bwen drained, graded, seeded to grass,
J W Sims to Build New Home
strong white teeth, and firm roey flesh. duced the disease problem to a sad planted to pine, fir and cheatont
Doloria May Hay nee, Newberg, to The
The thing it must be
tree«
a new town hall and a fire
expression of bis eyes and face de­
A modern bungalow is being erected
Paul Chittendon, Hoquiam, Wn, Motes a keen bappv mind, and ail bia minimum, the experiment station station have been bntlt oppoaite tbe
In its gloom or its glee
to replace tbe home that was destroyed
j •«trance to the conanson. Public bulld-
Orytba Helma Hailey, Willamina movements show vigor and energy with baa found.
Depends on yourself alone
bv Are last year on tbe J. W. Blois farm
now are centrally grouped. Old,
Range and exercise lor the breed­ ly
to Guy Elhy Jan>ea. Willamina; out undue aervousneas.
umlghtly stractnrea have been torn
in tbe Pleasant Dale district. The work
ing
stock
in
Oregon
are
especially
I
Thelma Hazel Phalpa, McMinn­ The body ol tbe undernourished child
down
The
Improvements
were
is onfer tbe supervision of the two sons
exhibits just the opposite characteristics important factors in the product­ planned by a landscape architect. It
ville,
tu
Loui«
Glen
Nelson,
Mc
­
$ W. and W. I! Sims of Portland, who
I know a little zigzag boy,
and his littlees attitude toward Ilie or
ion of eggs of high fertility and took 25 years to put the pian through,
Who goes this way and that; drew tbe plans. They were assisted Minnville; Nellie Millard Brown, hie extreme nervousness and irritability hatebibility, reports the experi-1 but everyone In Weston now believes
the enterprise was worth the time
He never knows just where he puts ' this week by another son. M. E. Rima Sheridan, to to Howard Butler show that i»e is carrying a heavy liaodi-
• uri mon«y It eo»t
kharschmidt,
Grand
Ronde;
cap. His body is likely to be stooped, ment station.
Ilia coat or shoes, or bat.
and his friend Charles Hess ol Beattie.
A rill age that »11 started with a
Elizabeth B Oliver, McMinnville, not well padded with flesh, and the flesh
Red spiders, which are likely to good plan and has realized It Is Pat-
Mrs. Bims and daughter accompanied
I know a little zigzag girl,
itsell
pale
and
flabby.
Tbe
cheat
is
flat
to Harold Willard Heacock, Mo-
slrike at almost any plant in Ore-| '’f*08, Calif. This village and colony
them.
and narrow, while the shoulder blades
Who flutters here and there;
of Irrigated farms, occupying 1A000
Minnville;
Blanche
Ellen
McNay.
gon
from low-growing
annuals to*
Tiie bovs are trying hard to make a
i
8 «Dnuaie
to. acre^
m W]a Ro<(Jg
She neVrr knows just where to find
Newberg, to Homer Cecil Parrett^ protrude in "wings” and bow legs and tell
knock knees show that hie food has tall trees, develop most rayidly I leading to tbe vlllare were stratagleai-
home worthy of the lather and mother
Her brush to fix her hair.
Newberg; Mildred Howe Appertain. not furnished the right materials for and beccme most harmful in dry I>r loc«ted and»planted with trees and
who are to occupy it.
McMinnville, to Chas. Glasgow,
Glasgow proper oone formation. Tbe teeth are weather. The best protection so ±1^ J?
J! you are not a zigzag child,
!
Pomona Granfto
Robertson, Salem; Sophia May i V<**S nnwen and show evidences of de- far reported by the experiment ata- • streets radlaflng from a elfle eenter.
You’ll have no cause to say
where the piublle bnll'Bngs ere sttnat-
Groth, Dundee, to Henrv Fredri. k I
th* bre*,b “ an’ :e*’“"t’ 'n-
YAMHILL COUNTY
lion is spraying with lime sulfur. ed. In thw last four years the resi­
Thal yot> forgot, for you will know
„
.
y
Fredrick
«teed
of
sweet
like that ol tbe normal
The Yamhill County Pomona Grange Holzmeyer, Dundee; Dora Hiner, ’child
Because ot tbe low resistance of Mont auifur containing insecticides dents of the village hrve built a pub­
Wharf things are put away.
I will meet Wednesday, July 1st. at Cove
lic library, a, community club house, a
-afayette, to Clemons Green Me* [ ',ucb • child he offers fertile ground for are effective if applied thoroughly concrete swimming pool and a gram­
Orchard, at 10.00 o'clock for an all day Jutcheon, I afayette;
Ruth
He is finicky about his food, and some gardeners use superfine mar school, and ha we provided a tour­
Bumper Crops
ist park.
meeting. A literary and musics! pro
Johnson, Newberg. to Richard “nd leu,,*r •'“mzunu are not infrequent dusting sulfur.
Ths whole northwest in promised gram is baing prepared for the afternoon
Sam
’l Roberts, Newberg- Ftta '
a “T
°'
Growers of newley planted orch­
—
are found in a large percentage of schoo 1
a bumper crop thia year. In the
session. One or more speakers will pro­ Margaret
Smith,
McMinnville,
ards may save themselves much I Ugly Village Called
çbiidren in the United Stater to lav.
Willamette valley crops of all kind bably lie present. A speaker on tbe
to Fred Henry Brandt, Portland;
Detriment to Farmer
later trouble from the flat head
are excaplionaily fine. Grain is culture of flex is expected
Rilla Marie
" • McDoonald, Will*,
Beauty
Is
overtaking the drab Amer­
borers by shading tbe trunk of tbe
beginning to bond and some of it
ican village, according to observations
mia. to Frank Muhdinger.-Port-
Holl Ktockton. Secretary.
newley a t tree, since the female of the Department of Agriculture In
is an mtich ns five feet tall now.
land.
revels in sunshine and seeks the a current study of village planning
The strawIw-rry yield han been of a
Sunday afternoon the
local direct light for depositing her eggs. and Its benefits.
fine quantity and ve ry heavy.
"Fans
”
hud
an
opi-ortunitv
to Boards «et up on the south sid« of I Although nearly 20.000.0U0 persons
•'Young man, don’t swear.” ad*
Berries, cherries, and other fruits
live In American village and a farm­
are just beginning to ripen so we vises the Altoona Tribune. Swear­
1-11 the tree so as to lean against it ing population of 30.000« 100 largely
ow», . ,W1.^
i«~i a>*u»»d.
Th. off r good and adequate shade. If depends upon them for tiusiaoaa. edu­
feel that this part of the country ing never was good for a sore
mittee
was
formed
for
the
purpose
of
.
'
Kt
l
f,
“
np
'
Fairview
v.-
Day
ton i boards are nut haudv, a very gm d cational and social purpoives. the de­
Is well provided for tins year. The finger. It never cured rheumatism
partment foiynd they are- "nsnally un
ferreting
out
tbe
source
from
whencei
*
’
M
verv
on
”
•«
favor
of
tie substitute is newspaper w rapt» d
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prune crop will probably be a little nor helped lo buy the necMeities.
l attractive aad often very ugly.” suf­
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cbKken tbmiag of that community , home
boys. Our best recollection | «boui th« frut.k to »hade Hr
fering by comparison in this respect
below normal an to quantity, caus-1 of life. Il isn’t recommended for
with those of other co tntrles. The
liver
complaint.
It
won't
insure
I
*°
b
«
d
>
‘
hat
it
existed
about
7
inning ,' Alfalfa which yields a« much as start that is being mad s toward im­
ed by Unfavorable weather Con- I
I
L
I
OT,ir tb* *arth, curfew bad rung
At that six ton- >r more per reason, one provement and beaur Ucatlon has
ditions nt time of blooming but! against the sewing machine agent ’ and the .mail boy. were in 1^1. a mem with a score of 18 to 1
time
they
were
inacced
to
quit nearly olX) pounds of limestone proved tn every case, its was said a
‘«ok it upon himself to invciigate.
the quality will be improved by nor any of the ills which beset
the treda not being too heavily I P®®plf through life. There is no and, arme<l with a Mwed ofl gun in one that game. We heard some of the per season. That j,. ihi„ |eKUuje material asset as well ns an esthetic
one.
occasion for «wearing outside of a h*"1! *“d * A*11*1 li||bt '° the other, Fairview say they danced too late uses neatly as much lime as nitro*
loaded.
Pointing out that, “as the farmer's
n
VB •• annoi,!
_ admittance
a
«ought, without ^„a_í
asking
to
chief point of contact with outs’de
the
night
before
and
couldn
’
t
see
gen.
Th«
nitrogen
cmnes
from
ihe
newspaper
office,
where
it
is
ure
Z'li__ s-i —>.
I. I
..
----- tbe home lo ascartaia it their bovs were
don’t know iir and when there is no inocu* interesas, the village can make a big
Koop GHmblnR
ful in reading proofs and in* ia
b«l, so,
so, armod
in bed,
armed with said gUn and the ball. Now we
contribution to the happiness of farm
Watch an aeroplane some dny as I diapensahly necessary in getting flash light walked into the boys Ud- about the dance part of it, but lalion to make this possible, the life." the department asserted that an
it soar« and climbs toward I he I ^e forms to press. It has be» n room •0<1 demanded that they prove evidently they couldn’t Bee tbe crop fails.
attractive village with good streets
zenith aOcompanied by the roar of I known to materially assist the ‘thMt, 5*!^ were in
otb*rw**' they ball.
and convenient approaches and recre­
Next the Hopwell team,
Industry could lie made still ation spots wag “an Important influ-
Lai»-1» ■<»»>»«
mostly composed of school boys
its powerful motor, Smaller
more profitable hy cutting down ence In stabilizing farm life and coun­
smaller it grows, Fainter and |a,t8rjt was printed.
But other-, magistrate of that district and dealt took the field and put up a good losses on the range. By increas­ teracting the attrartions of the cities
for the young people of the farm?*
fight but they too went down with
fainter becomes the hum of the wise it is a very foolish and wicked w*th accordingly.
ing the beef calf crop in Oregon,
the
score
4
to
11.
The
Fourth
the
motor. Higher and higher the habit.— Kansas City Star.
1 some 10 per cent and reducing
Study Plant Needs
local boys will meet the Newberg
pilot climbs. Then silence. The
losses on the range even 1 per cent
J. E. Mellinger and wife receiver!
The general conditions of a garden
team
and
this
promis
ta
a
rdal
motor it stopped.
cost of beef production would lie cannot supply all plants, or perhaps
Citv recorder Tucker is taking his short visit Tuesday from their grand,..
game. Newberg has it on Dayton
Sailing gracefully as a hawk the monthly vacation trip by visiting
materially cut down and the in* any plant with those obtaining in the
his daughter Mrs. J. C. Gabriel and her >1 present and our team will fight
machine seems to remuin in the niece in Portland this week.
dustrv made correspondingly more native situation. Right here steps in
aunt Mrs. Jacob Breeding of Tillamook, hard to even up
the skillful, well-posted gardener and
heights for a time, How beauti-
profitable, says H A. Lindgren, supplies by artificial means a compen­
fully she banks the curves. How
animal husbandry specialist al the sation fbr the lack of natural condi­
tions. All who garden should do like­
cleverly the pilot bolds his course.
state college.
wise, or leave gardening: to those who
But like everything in this
Beef cattle product! >n in Oregon will and do. Plants have wonderful
world she must either climb higher
powers of adaptation, hut the farther
represents a 429, (00,000 industry we meet them on their journey toward
or drop lower. Gradually she be­
(Three fourths of the state’s area local conditions, the gs eater will be
gins to grow larger and larger un­
or about 45 million acres, is graz* our success In growing flhem. A strik­
til she finally points her nose to­
ing ease of adaptation is that of the
ing land, most of which is uneuit camphor tree, which tn its native hab­
ward the earth and gracefully
ed to any other purpose. M ich of itat thrives best with an* annual rain
alights again on terra firma.
this area is cattle range, the eso- fall of 230 Inches. Thrrtgh it thrives
The life of a man and the life of
here, it does much betterj tn the damp
nomical useof which depends np<ll climate
of Florida, or even In the
a community tiny be likened to
careful attention to efficient meth­ gulf frontage of Texas, ^mdy peculiar
the flight of this machine. When
plant needs and meet Jh»m so far as
ods of production.
you stop the motor of individual
you can.—Los Angeles Times.
Average beef calf crops in (H
effort or community initiative, you
slate ure nl>out H5 j>er cent. On
immediately begin n fee nt to
many ranches it runs a* low as 4(
Next to death, nothin) is more cer­
n dead level of mediocrity.
per cent. In some instances rangi tain than Are. That la why the por­
tions of the building mast vulnerable
If you desire !o improve your
losses run a* high as 10 per eent, to Are—the basemens celling over the
opportunities year after y»«r, you
and average 5 percent. Methods heating plant and fleet room, the per
must devote your leisure time to
of increasing tin calf crop percent* tittons around the stairwell and the
construction around chimney breast—
those intellectual nr mental pur
age and calling attention to the should be plastered on mot a I lath. Re­
suits which will make you more
causes of heavy losses are being cent underwriters' baboratorfes test re
efficient, If you want Dayton to
sought, to cut down the beef pro» suited In this construction being ac­
corded a full one-hour rating
This
stand forth as a better community
duction costs.
leaves
ample
time
for
summoning
Ar«
than the average, you must do
apparatus and the Are can be extin­
Cot
of
producing
a
weaner
calf
your part to create better commun­
with minimum property loss.
is now around 435 accorditi ig to guished
ity spirit. For individual effort
—New York Herald-Tribune.
figures gathered from beef cattle
and «community enthusiasm are
Best Town in Alabama
men
in 10 counties. By increasing
the motors which keep the innn or
Where Is dhe best town In Alabama ’
the
aveiage
beef
calf
crop
to
75
per
bia city constantly climbing to
It Is the fiown where all the people
cent, the average cost of the wean- are working together to accomplish
higher nnd better things.
er calf would be reduced by $4 50, what Is best for one and best for njf.
The old fashioned woman who
A fuitber reduction of 50 cents It Is in that kind of community that
progressive people want to make their
used to get a cold in her head when
c.uld be made by reducing losses home.
If Oneonta isn’t that town, let s
she washed her hair, now has a
1 per cent.
know the reason why and make it t|iy
daughter who stays in bed and
best
town. In
Alabama.—Oneonta
Airs J. A. McFarlane paid 41 , t 0 Southern ranoergt. Tea. Talladega la
pends her hair to a dry cleaner.
a hard competitor!—Talladega (Ala)
on subscription Monday.
Home.
Ihre« men are district superintendents
in Ibis »tale, were in attendance and
each gave a short talk on the church.
25 piace band.
ball ganje;
races; dsnee at Opera house in
the evening and everything else
that goes to make op a real cele­
bration.
Tbe ZigZag Boy And Girl
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