DAYTON TttlttUNE
Editor
A. N. Merrill
Enteret! at Ilie i«>"i
1,1 O«yton,
Oregon, a» second elea» mall matter
under the Act of Match 3, W«-
Hnb«rlpU<» »1.50 per year In advance.
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Kimball made pimiö»
9376.00 and up
Term« 910 DO per mo
and up
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Stunts tho Famous Unix ersal
Ranch Rider» Gan Do!
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Easy Term»
These masters of the saddle are
featured in support of
I .o.luo A.I»»«ll»lnH Rapi••»>!•<•»•
Illi AMI Hl" AN PRESS AtMX IAH
«»•ombly
l ull
Preaching and Divlue Heali««
Bunday—2.0U p ».
Bible Study
Wednesday ' 30 p. m.
All are welcome to come and worship
with ue
Faster, «oppited.
baptist
chvrch
Dayton
10:0U a. m.
Sunday Rebool
11 00 a. m.
preaching »ervice
7 00 p m.
B. Y. P. V
HtUU p m.
Evening Service
« 00 p. in.
Prayer Service Thursday
KIMBALL
The Piano of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
September 1. 1925. chapter 32» of the
law« of 1925. regulating the edju.lment
„( motor vehicle light, in OregoO gore
into effect, an ! inaemueb a. tbe law
...nmw that all motor vehicle, within
th." stale will have been provided will,
approved lighting equipment, properly
adjusted according to legal standard,
mtorcemen» of th. provisions of the
law will begin upon that d«te by tbe
traffic division o( th. department o< the
rury
Hoxie
Directed by Clifford Smith
A Universal Picture—Presented By Carl Laemmle
Arcade Theatre. Sat. Aug. 32
Admission 10c and 26c.
Represented By
Ballard’s Jewelry Store,
Dayton, Ore.
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
Portland, Oregon.
Mens Shoes
tni^rsil^^on
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He:retarv of Stat«
So lighting station can leg«l'.y adjurl
light« until It lias on displav, In »
» certificate of
censplcuou« place.
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leaned
by
the Secretary
authorisation
of State and no mechanic can legally
adjust light» until he baa l*en
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
examine.1 and lici nned to do so. and
bi. certificate of authorization mutt I*
contains
made available upon demand. To dale
The College of Literature. Science
44 light adjusting stations have been
and the Arts with 22 departments
apt roved tbroughoot the alate and
The professional schools of Archi
licenaw h«va been Iwued t" 119
tecture and Allieti Arts—Business
qualified adjuatora.
Administration—Education—Grad
Application, for appointment« a.
uate Study—Journalism—Law—
authoriied light adjusting .latmn. are
Medicine—Musk—Physical Edu
being da.lv reieive.1, and a< r.p.dlv a.
cation—Sociology — Extension.
they are equipped with facHltie« for(
For a cotalofuo or ang informatori
&
testing
and adjusting, they are(
umile Tht Aegutror. UniKersirp of
Inspected bv an officer of the slate
Oregon. F.ugtnt Ort fon
traffic department, and if approved, a
certificate of anlhorilv I. I«ed- AP‘ j
TkeSOtk Year Opern Seplmbe« 24.1*25
plicalion, are also l*ing received for
appointment a. anthoiized light adju.l- Hl
or. and licenses are being
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rapidly •" compliance with lega re-
qnirementa 1» eetabli»b«d.
Th« old magneto type of bnadiight»
will not meet with the requirement» o(
the law and all car. operating under
thi. type of illumination mu»l be
The premium list of the fifteenth
re-equlpped with electric or acetylene
sv.tems before they can operate on annual Pacific InUrnational Livestock
tbe public highway« after September 1. Exposition, which will be held at Port-1
The change can be made at nominal land. Oregon, October 31 to Novem-
t>er 7, inclusive, has just been received
cost
,
Adjustment receipt, cannot be issue« at tbia office and carries a total pre
by the adjuster for any device which mium from all »ources of nearly »100.-
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bus not been tested by the United ODO.
This great live stock classic of Meet-1 |
States Burean of Standards and approv ern America promises to be still better I
ed by the Secretary of State. To "late than any vear before and already! I
17 different head lamp«. reHectors am entries ot various sorts of livestock are
control devices have passed the test promised from every part of the
„„4 been approve.! by the ^«retary of
United States and Canada.
State and this lint la furnished each
This splendid prise list is divided
authorized light adjusting »Ution and among the various departments about
must be pi >a e I conspieuoaly upon a as follows: Dairy Breeds »13,500. Reef
that
bulletin board provided
Brecls »15.000, Sheep and Goats »9000.
teat»
are
completed
Aa
Hogs »3750, Poultry »2500, Heavy
additions will be made to the author Draft Horses and Night Horse Show
Ized list»
115,000, by the Exposition proper and
A maximum charge of 75 cents is »15,(MX) by sponsors of stakes and from
allowed by law for light ndjueting entry fees in these stake daa^. a total
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service, exclueive of equipment to con of »30,000, making of th.» Show the
form to legal requirements.
largest Horse Show in America, which
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distinction
it held also in 1924. Fat
Lucille
Florence Bingham
and
Lorett will sing a duet al the Baptist ■ Stock classes »5000, Boy and Girl Club
work »5000, Manufacturers and Land
church Sunday morning.
Products and Grain Show »3500, Dairy
H. G. Cinnamon und
family of Product« »750, Judging Teatne »2500,
Seattle. Wash . visited hie brother together with groupings of other small
Rob't. Cinnamon and family a tew er items which will bring tbe amount
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Pacific International
Livestock Exposition
davs this week
in
Wo deliver It In your home on approval
and sell at F. O B. factory prices.
Walter 0. Smith. Pastor.
Motor Vehicle Lights
Most Be Legal
Fièhtin^
Jack
Harvest
Days
Are Here
And
We
Are
Ready
To Serve
You With
The Outing Bals, light summer shoe
all leather. Just the shoe for
summer wear Priced $2.50.
A chrome stamped water proof
of the famous “Star Brand ’ solid p
leather, will stand the hardest of wear. H
Prieced $3.60.
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Sacks, Sack Twine; Grain Storage, Grain end
• Seed Cleaning, Feed Grinding.
We buy and sell Grain and Hay. any amount.
Try Our service this fall and we will spare no
effort to please you.
We appreciate your business, and will try
hard to please you.
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Farmer’s Warehouse Dayton,
Company,
Oregon.
Phone, Red 67
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Ladies
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Our famous moccasin shoe in blown,
6 inches high is only $4.50. This h a
wonderful shoe where you an* looking W
for comfort and service.
This
cannot be beaten anywhere,
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Onr prices are the very lowest.
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Our shoe stock complete.
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Why pay more for shoes when you can get shoes in Dayton
3f.ir from 94 00 to 95.50. We have a _ good selection and we ...
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JO know these prices cannot be beaten, where you take quality and
¡Yl “tyle into ecneideration.
Science for Service
$
Through the Experiment Station, the Extension Service,
and Resident Ine true lion
Children
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Our line of the famous “St ir B-and” Play Oxford« and kjj
^Sandals is complete.
Priced from 91 00 to 91.7\ blxe« from W
Schild 5 to 2 Misses or Youths,
Oregon Agricultural College |
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Serves the rarms, the Homes, and j
Industrie» of Oregon i
It offert a college education in Agriculture, Commence,
Engineering, Forestry, Home Economic!, Mines, Pharmacy
Vocational Education, Chemical Engineering. Military
Science ond Tactic*
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The School of BASIC ART AND SCIENCE provides
the foundation for all the course«. The training in
cludes Physical Education. Industrial Journalism, So
cial Science«, and Music.
Fall Term Begins e ptember 21, 1925
For illustrated booklet« and specific information, write Io
TnR R egista R. Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon
up to approximately »100,000
There will be two «pedal features
Dr Link nnd wife of Spokane, Wash ,
and Mrs. Fannie Bramlett and daugh this year tn connection with the show .
one the campaign to show "Tiuth in
ters of VApine, Idaho visited their aunt
Mrs. Orphelia Andrus a few davs this Meat" and the other one a dairy ex
hibition which shall feature cow testing a goixi average herd of pure hreds.
week.
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work, The "Truth ot Meat’’ campaign
This wonderful building covers over
We received a whole eack of Kansas will bring before the people of the
bard wheat from a little nephew who country very dearly indeed the Im ten acre» of ground and apparently
lives there, this week
We don’t know portance of knowing meat, »>oth the will lie filled to overflowing this year
how manv biscuits it would make but prime, medium and common, tbe idea with breeding animals from all parts
bring that the farmer »hall receive a of the country and those who expect
were tickled to get the wheal.
better price for bis higher grade meat
8 C. Dixon will hold a public sale at whereas Ute cheaper tvpe» will sen tor
hi« farm 0 miles south of town Tuesday, less money. The consumer will re-1 earlv.
September 1st
Mr. Dixon is offering ceive the benefit o( this proposition.
Boy» and Girls Club Work i» con
14 tine milk cows at this sale besides In the dairy cow testing work, a string sidered one of the leading activitiee of
considerable other sluff. This office ot average farmer cows will be seen
our Exposition and will be more highly
printed the sale bill» this week
giving about 4000 lbs. of milk a year;
emphasized than over this year.
Miss Hazel Parker who was seriously another siring of purebred» will prob
Premium list tnay be obtained by ad
injured in an automobile accident some ably give an average of say, «000 to dressing O. M. Plummer, General
12,000 lbs., a very small average for a
Manager, Portland, Oregon. Entries
must l»e in tefore October 10th on the
She with«to<«l the operation »«tislactor- / cattle will all lie picked from the va
breeding »tock and before October 20th
ilv. lkr sister Louise who wa« with on»
her returned Imme thi» morning.
a good opportunity te aee rev
Shippy 8 Filer
D. E. Albright brought in an interest»
ing specimen of nature’s handicraft
this morning in the shape of a tomato
doughnnt.
Most doughnuts have to
have the hole cut out of them to make a
real doughnut but o’.d mother nature is
the one who put the hole in this
"doughnut. Call and see it.
With thia issue the Tribune com-
plctea its first year under our manage-
W’e have eudeavor">J to give
ment.
you a good community newspaper and
while we realize it is impossible to
please everybody we feel that the
majority of our readers are satisfied.
We hope by wav of showing your
appreciation vou will call and pav vour
subscription for the cotmmg year.
Electric Business
Give us your electric business We save you money.
Electric Ranges, Vacuum Cleaners, Electric Washers Electric
Pumps. Electric Mangles, are at prices cheaper than you »uy t -e-
where. Our merchandise is standard. We stand behind it.
We will wire your residence, factory, store, in accordance with tbe
State Code, employing only, the best Code materials. Our w.remen
are experienced. We are doing this work every day from the smallest
job to the largest installation .
We can supply your needs in every thing electrical.
Edison Mazada Lamps, made for service and use, laboratory tested,
made to SERVE NOT to merely SELL.
Territory served:
Yamhill Electric Co.
Sheridan Light & Power Co.
Tualatin Valley ElectriclCo.
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
“It Serves You Right”
Newberg, Oregon.
Phone, Blue 34