Dayton tribune., July 30, 1925, Image 1

Barton
V olume 1 No. 49
tribune
DAYTON, OREGON
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Onward and Upward
Pleasantdale
JULY 30 1926
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SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR
Mr. Rele hytein My* th« gra n
better here than any be saw
except where they have
Th« weather was so hot in
Mrs. Boy Uwards. who bu» b««n lbe
that thev would have to fill
by O. Lawrence Hawthorne
quit. a«k, w.« taken to tbe Naw Er. Ih<
rvery tew mite, and lb n
Hospital in MvMinnvill« lut W«dn«. u
sU
|i<ue>
I wish more men somehow would leanl
day but was ao much unproved U at I M„ g y H,dleT vWwd Bt u.
SüikfkjiRSiiBií S S
The value of a great ideal.
ah» wa. brought home Saturday.
[Mllo B1„ugt, bQme near Ufavette I. t ‘
1 wish that all of us could feel
Meadame« David sod Geo. Robinson ’ Friday.
The earnestness and faith that bum
wer,
P inland visitor, last W«dn«wUy.| A pretty bo(ue wedding wa« soler» •
Within the heart of him who holds
Mrs.
Wm. King «od .on Billy were nltMj „ the bomB of Mr
Mr 1
A worthy purpose for his guide.
McMmniiBe
vMlors
Saturday.
I
Lynn
Galiser,
Bunday
afternoon,
July
For him the gates of joy stand wide
L. A. Jackiuan and daughter Dolores
126tti at 2:30 o'clock, when their i
left tor their home in Lincoln. Nebraska
■daughter Neva was united in marriage
To him there is but one demand
n W
Tuesday after «ikiting at the boma of
, to Edward Richards, son of Mr. and
Upon his labor and his thought;
their brother anti uncle Geo. Jack m tn
Mrs. Jame» Richards ol McMinnville,
He counts that progress dearly bought
Ths bri<l« was attractively gowned in
Which values most the gain at hand,
Karl Hadlay of Wada Walla, W.<b„ wh.te crepe de chine and carried a
And so obscures all higher goals
«pent a few dar* with bi* uixle R G. shower hoaquet of pink carnations; the
He knows that only as men climb
a
I only ornamect worn was a «'.ring of
Toward things exalted and sublime
Oeo. Jackman and family, Mrs Knk p -aria, a gift of the groom. Mise
Will fortune richly bless their souls. \JI
Walling and baby, and L. A. Jackman Myrtle Richards, sister of the groom,
FT* HE completion of the new Chicago charge, to patron* of the Union 8t»
and (laughter Dolarae sp« nt last Bunday
bridesmaid and wore a drese of * Union Station mark« a note­ tlon Unes for conference« and o»h*t
In Mt Johns at the Chas Hagen borne. blue
silk; Frank Finnicum acted aa worthy accomplishment In the history meetings.
Elmer Jackman of Monmouth and l?e»t
To give some Idea of the Immensity
mao. The Rev. F. M. Fisher ol of Important engineering undertakings,
from which travelers from all parts of of the new station. It may he stsred
Raymond Jackman ol Keatide were
Dayton performed the ceremony and the United States will derive plea» that the main building covers ar ares
there alio.
Ethel Jaekman and Mra.
Mr. Chester Caldwell of Porll«n<l play­ ■re and benefit.
of about three seres with a concourse
Walling and liabv remained for a week's
The station Is without doubt one of covering 60,000 square feet. The *n
ed the wedding march. Following ti e
the finest and most efficiently designed tire terminal facilities cover more than
visit
ceremony ice cream and cake were railroad terminals in the world. It 35 acres and will expedite the prompt
Mrs G. B. Foster visited at th» a. o.
served to about thirty guests. Many forms a vital link In the realization of and satisfactory handling of 50,000
Hadley home last Wedn<«lay.
beautiful and useful gifts wete received the "Chicago City Reau’lful Plan." Sim­ passengers. 400 tons of baggage and
plicity, accessibility and convenience 300 trains daily with room for future
A. W. Bram let and family are «pend-
by th« couple, among them a tea set for the traveling public are the essen­ expansion. Fifteen sere« of glass
ing a tew days at the beach.
brought from China by • brother of tbe tial virtue« of the new terminal. Rest were used In the various coverings
Mesdames H. Thompson, H. Kuiper groom
Shortly after the wedding ■nd recreation rooms, ticket office«, over the train sheds, which extend
of Dayton, and Grover Johnson of New­ they left for a »bort honeymoon trip to barber shop, dining rooms, store« of more than 1,200 feet beyond the main
various kinds, and almost every con­ structure. A total of 17.000 toM of
berg were guests at the home of Mrs. Oceanside. Hoth of tbeee young people
venience known to travelers, are to be structural steel, 175,000 cubic feat of
David Robinson last Friday.
are »ell and favorably known in this found on the one level, no steps to Indiana limestone and 10.000 eMbir
el I mb.
Cbri* Darling's daughter and two
feet of granite were used In ’he gta
vicinity and have the best wishes cf
Lawn Social
The main station is a low monumen­ tlon building and concourse. Th« tMn
children of Portland are viaitiug him their many friends.
tal type of building with a row of dation consists of 440 cylindrical MB
Their will be ■ lawn «»rial at th» |
at Wood's hop yard where be is camp«d
A birthday party was given at tbe massive columns of classic design crete piers from four to ten fest In
lu>mi- o( Mr«. I u.ily I Ni< hu!-, Friday
tor the summer.
evening, July 31. under the »11«pice, of I
home of Mrs. Ralph Taylor last ■long the entire east front. Once In­ diameter, reaching to a depth of more
side. the traveler finds himself In a than 60 feet below the level of the
When
William
Jennings
Hr
van,
the
th. ¡..die. Aid.
A »x»d program of I
Miss Letha Pelly of Ralem is visiting Wednesday afternoon in honor of htr
gigantic waiting room more than 100 Chicago river.
music and tendings is being prepared. Great Commoner, passed to his reward, at the
home of her uncle J. A McF.r- little daughter June who war e x years feet high and brilliantly lighted
Those who have had the Privileg»
Sunday afternoon, at Dayton, Tenn.,
Com« ami bring your friends.
the nation lost one of it« ablest statea- lane.
old tb*‘ day. Game« of all kind» wire through skylights In the great arch of Inspecting the new station pro-
celling. Colonnades Inclose the room, nminre It a marvel In terminal own
meii and dtix-ns.
He was a real
F. H. Reicbitein and family were plare«l by the little f >lks after wh:cb | the walls of which are patterned after «ruction and are urging their frtrndr
American, •Iwav* on the alert lor the
icecream, cake and punch wrre served the architecture of ancient Rome. Bor­ t<r see It on their next visit to Chicago.
country nod It* Willamina visitor* Bund.v.
Harvest is well under way in thia betterment ol
dering this room are the ultra-complete
The station Is used Jointly by the
W L Reichstein had to return home by Rowen Dorsey and Hazel and Loi« passenger terminal facilities. An Inno­ Pennsylvania Railroad: Chicago. Mil­
vicinity.
Murn wheat Ie cut and '‘IH"'»*. and gave bin life in detente ol
Taylor.
Those
rresent
were
Margie
»hocki-d reaily for threahing and aome what he conridered right.
W bile lot« from hi* work in Willamina last week
vation in railway terminal design is a waukee & St. Paul Ry. ; Chicago Bur
• xtremely flue wheat Ima already been
B0011
diierad with him on on account of aickne««. He returned Edwards, FZIIen Warren, IxrenCrim- conference room accommodating 125 lington & Quincy R. R., and the Chi
‘
J. A. McDougal thrMhed e •”,"e oi hi» view«, everv right minded
min« Stanley Simpkins, Virgin a Stil- pestle, which 1« available, without cago & Alton R. R.
Ihredied.
person ' I admired
him for Id* greattie»*
wor^ •Kstt' Sunday.
field this week that yielded between
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well, Ruth and David Dorsey, R. r»-
Mr«. R. G. Hadley and aona Vernon
40 and >0 buaheli to the acre. Home (Three lime» a candidate nnd «« inanv 1
tn-nd and Edna .Mae Gralieuhorst, and
who have seen the crops in Washington, t OMS defeated for the office of president, and Gerald were countv seat visitors
Ten Gommdnd-
O A. C.. Coivdüs, J ilv 30 —
Leona
anti Francis Tav lor of New berg. The
southern Oregon und northern Cali­ he nevertheless kept up the battie for Saturday,
Yatubill
county is représente«! in
June reclved several nice gilts and all
inenlb of the Mail
fornia say they look much better here what be considered the right, and hie
J. A. McFarlane and wife and niece
tbe
attendante
at the animal stim­
oratory
along
with
his
vast
amount
of
than any where along the road. A
th? Rule fo'ks bad a jolly good time.
Order House
good
common
sense
has
had
its
effect
in
Letha
Pelly
of
Salem
Were
McMinnville
uler
session
tbis
year by 13 etu-
go-idly number of Helds of oats are
W. J. Robertson and wile of LaFay-
looking One and much of the sprii g many wavs on our government. His visitors Saturday.
dent*
—
9
men
and
4 women. A
1—You shall sell your farm pro­
ette «pent Wednesday with tier ton
oats. The prune crop is not going to last davs were passed defending human­
Vernon Hadlev, Bert McFarlane and Ralph Taylor and family.
duce for cash, where you can. for total of 699
«nd special
be quite as large as last year but will ity against the ideas of a tew fanatics on
student* were registered for the
wife
and
Arthur
Robinson
and
family
the
theory
of
evolution
and
at
ths
time
we
buy
nothing
from
you.
Howard
Hadley,
who
has
been
make a fair yield. Peaches are doing
line all over thia part of Oregon with a of his sudden dsatb was preparing a spent the week end with home folks.
2—You shall believe in Us, and summer course, an increase of 208
attending business college in Portland
speech
to
be
put
before
the
people
along
Ralph Thompson of Portland ape. t the past nine month«, has accepted a best because we do not know you over the attendance last rear.
report of a better crop than usual.
One man who was here from Washing­ that line.
I Twenty states are represented
Sunday with bis parents.
personal ly-
position as book-keeper in Silyerton.
ton a couple of weeks ago says this is
, by students aojne as far away as
F. H. Reichstein and family returned
3—You shall send your money
Mrs. A. D. Foster and children of
a veritable paradise compared to most
¡Iliinoie,
Indians, Iowa, Kansa*,
|laces he has seen.
This is truly a Lincoln, Nebraska are visiting the Wm. tome la«t Thursday after a two week«
ca n buy
The Baptist will have a solo at the to us in advance, so
N?reh
Dakota
and South Dakota,
wonderful land, adapted to most every Foster family and other relatives in this trip through southern Cregon and morning service by miss Florence Bing­ the goods from the factory with
and
Missouri.
Because O. A C.
kind of crop, with weather that would vicinity. Mrs. Foster is a niece of Mrs. part* of California.
They visited ham and music bv a quartet at the your money; you may have to wait
please anyone's fancy. The "Beuh h Emily J. Nichols of this town.
was
designated
by the United
relative« in Medford and Rouge River evening service, next Sunday.
a few weeks, but that is our busi-
Land" of the West.
States Indian service as one of the
I
Latest Triumph in Railroading
G. b F.mter transected bu«in«M in eheWb<re,
Hatem tert W«da«edsy.
' 4„igaUoB.'
fl. J. Bryan pea(|
Tbe Nation Loses A Master Mind
Cngon
A Beach Wedding
Bunduy, July 26, 1925, at high noon,
occurred tbe wedding of Ben Rickli,
Secretary of the young men'« divirion of
the Y. M. C. A. of I'oitland, and Mi««
Irene Walker, also of Portland, at
Neah-kah-nie Beach.
The ceremcr y
waa jierformed with the young coup e
»funding amid a large patch of fern»
ju»t south of Neah-kah-nie Tavern.
The only aupi>o«ed witnc««»« to the
ceremony were Mr. and Mr«. J. C.
Rickli. father and mutlier of the groom,
In« riitcr Marjorie, and the officiating
minteter; but «everal of im had ■ gocxi
view of the wedding from the back
porch of the Newman home. J. C.
Rickli and family returned to theii
home in Salem, Sunday alternoon, and*
the newly-wed« remained at tIn- neat h |
for 11 few day« honeymoon before re­
turning to Portland.
•Unbobbed Tresses Rule at Portland
PORTLAND SUMMER SESSION,
July 22.—' If a woman have long hair,
it is a glory to her,” the Bible says, and
the majority of the Portland snminer
session students adhere to long tresses
religiously.
In one class, the ratio is 66 per cent
with unbobbed hair, another was 5»
per cent, and still another was 72 pt r
cent. Even in an assembly held recent­
ly 315 girls out of 400 had long hair.—
The Summer Se»»ion Sun.
Mr», m . A. HAlley of Walla Walla,
Wash., arrived Sunday for nn extended
visit with Mrs. Chas. Hadley and other
friends,
Jolting the City Cousin
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ness method.
4—You shall .get help from
your nearest city or village to
build good roads, so you may
easily haul our goods from the de­
pot, do not ask help from u«—we
don’t help to build good roads.
5—You may bny church bells
and altar utensils from us, and
send the mouey in advance- that’«
our rule.
You shall get all the help
I vou can from the business men in
your nr ighliorhood; although ve
•nav bave more profit from yt u
the u they have, it is against our
t > give l<*|tlie churches.
You
convert votir
neighbors also to your faith m I
US,
for we have room for more money.
8 You shall look at the pretty
pictures in our catalog as often a=
¡you can. so as to strenghten your
desire lor things you do not need.
but which you may order with
other goods and rave fr ight Send
, us all your ready cadi so that you
may not have any left to buy
necessities from your home dealers.
10 You shall call on tbe busi­
ness people in your own vicinity
for help nnd credit if you met t
with hard luck tr sickness.
It’s
your money we want; we don’t
know you unless your orders are
accompanied by cash.—Ex.
schools for Indian school teacher«
to attend during educational leave,
35 men and wom“n instructors in
Indian schools from North Dakota
South Dakota, Idaho, Montana,
and Washington as well as Oregon
are in attendance.
M, G. Miller and wife »fient Sunday
with relatives in Portland and were
a cimpanicd home ly their nephew
Laverne Corbett for a short visit,
HAROLD LLOYD
in
“HOT
WATER”
Makes von rock with Inught r md
chu :kle hours after.
“ROSE FESTIVAL FILM”
Bittieship Oregon home lo stay
H«nd colored pictures of Rose
Fast vai center-at night.
Floral Parade A Mt rrykana
“Felix all Puzzled"
Cartoon Comedy
Lark Theatre
McMinnville, Oregon
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
July 30, 31, and Aug. 1,
Saturday Matinee