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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1925)
—— DAYTON TR I BU IN li A. N. Merrill............................... Editor Want Ads BUCKHKCT8HOKH For Buck boot ahoe«, Men, Boya and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc Hu luu ri pliou |1.50 per year in advance. Minnville, Oregon. Octolier. Tl 1925 I I <•••»»HO A«lv*H ialtig H *pi*o»nt <Hva Illi AMI HU ANPRI MA1MH IAH’ I * Caen Fam for (»!»« teeth, dental Xolii, platinum and diM-arded jewelry. Hoke Hiiielting A Ketinlng Co,, Otaego, Michigan." FAMILY COW FOK HA IE Chae. Ha-J ley haa a No. 1 milk cow lor rale. On account of bis advanced F imt anu T uimii S cxu *»« ur .M ustu age It I* impoavible for him to take care See Cha» Hadley. 11:00 a. in. Unionvale of her. 3:00 p. ui. Grand Uland BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE 7 :30 p. m. Lafayelte The 24 bv 70 building formerly owned Hacoaii *8t> F ovbtu S cmmvb by the local Odd Follow» Lodge together 11-00 a. u>. I»ayton with a trad 80 by 1JU fsOtSa which it 8:00 p tn. Ml. PUnMUt Church, Pike stood* 1» ofered for »ale The second " 10 p. tn. Lal«y»Ue atorv was u»ed a» a lodge hall and can "The church ie a buddlug and loan easily be converted Into apartments for aociety to help »reet uianaiona In two families We believe it cab ba made a profitable investment, The price is heaven." right and easy terms will le given if desired Methodist Church Ella J Harris. Munday Hchixil, 10 A. M., Frank W. Owner Huie, Hup't. Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by l'aator The Farnham Electric Company uf Fpworth 1-eague 0:30 p. m. McMinnville handles the Freebmau Preaching Services ’ 30 p. m. radios. Anyone interested in radios we Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7 :30 p. m. will be glad to demonstrate our models tor you at anv time. Adv. Service at Webfoot, FOR KENT Morning Worahlp, 9 30 A. M. Dwelling houses in Dayton. Will be Sunday School li A. M. glad to show property to interested parties. Business and residence prop latroy Walker, Paalor. erty tor sale. Easy terms. Ella J. Harris Full Goapul Aaanmbly R L Harrie, Stop. Ixxrk. Litton. Don't fall to Owner*. hear the Irish EvangeUat from Killarn- ey avaiatod by Ida wife the cornetirt. Sunday School 9:30 A-M. Preaching 11: A. M. Sick prayed tor Wednesday, 8 i P. M. Everybody welcome to hear the Little New Y or her’» Act of Man with the big mreaage. l’aator Thomaa GrilBn. Courtety Wat Watted ■ o------ He Is a New Yorker distinguished for bls unfailing courtesy. It has be come second nature to him to do the right and kind thing. Strangely BAPTIST CHUUCH enough, he Is also given to moments Dayton of absorption In which external* reg Sunday Hch.«d 10:00 a.m. ister only automatically upon his con- aclouMneas. Frequently, In bls home Preac hing Service 11 00 a. tn. ward walk*, he becomes »o occupied B. Y. P. U. 0 30 p m. with his own thoughts that be 1» In a Evening Hsrvice 7:30 p nt. world quite apart from that which la worrying past him. However, the In Prayer Service Thumlav 8:00 p. tn. stinct of courtesy remains, no matter W’alter G. Smith, Parlor. how preoccupied he may be. He was strolling homeward an eve ning or two ago. lost In reverie. The people who went by were merely gray CHRISTIAN CHURCH abapes, a flutter on the screen he dim Dav ton Service» everv Sunday aa follow* ; ly law out of the tall of his eye. One shape came toward him. a BiMs Sclwsi piuha m . «ague thing, one of many. Aa It Preaching 11:00 A. M reached a point abreast of him he sow Chnatian Endeavor 7:00 P.M. something while flutter from It to the All frienda are invited. •Idewalk. To bls engrossed mind that meant only one thing, that someone dropped something, and the someone a woman, as they are the onea who most I’niveraity of Oregon. (Special): A drive for oSenaive. Thia ia the pro often drop things Courtesy demanded that he stoop and pick it up and re gram of the Oregon football team in the turn Jt laat minute preparation for the Calif For Just one Instant he emerged ornia eleven. Oregon, heretofore a doubt from his preoccupation, stooped and ful quantity meet* the big teat Saturday picked up the white thing lie had seen against the Bear* in Portland. flutter down. He proffered It to the Coach Dick Smith hampered by a young woman, and then, all of a sud crippled team, la driving Ilia men thru den. real lied he was handing her a a week of long strenuous boors of gruell woolly white dog! “Thanks ever so much," she said, ing practice in an attempt to get a «cor ing team. He ia ualng everv mean* to "but I intended to let him down for a secure a co-ordinated offensive machine. little run.” And Mr. Courtesy raised his hat, and A alow moving line ha« handicapped the team* in three game* played thia paaaed on and back Into hl* reverie.— , leason, but from the way the men are New York Evening World. KVANGELICAL CHURCH Frank .M. Fleher, FM'ur. going through their pacea thia week on the Held and againat the plunging ma chine the word «peed ia becoming a part of the new apirit. Oregon haa two backfield combination working thia week. One, comnoaed of Lynn Jones at full, Louie Anderson at quarter and Wetzel and Vitua at half a, ia acheduled to do the heavy work of line plunging. The other, made up of Kiminki and Miminangh at the lialfa, Holgen at full, and Harriaon at quarter ia a lighter combination and may lie used in ca*e the former combination ia unable to gain ground. Wetzel ia an exceptional punter and will tie uaed to give Oi jgon an even ex change in California’* percentage foot ball. The Webtoot aggregation hopes to glve California a hard fought battle. Beat Everything in Sight Here la a good one about a little lad who wag given his first watch the other day as a gift on hla ninth birth day. His aunt tella the story. "Although he seemed pleased,” she said, "when he first opened the box his enthusiasm was quite restrained. But he dnshed Into the house on his return from school that day, and ex claimed Jubilantly. ’’ 'My, but I’ve got a dandy watch !' " ’I'm glad you like It,' said hl* mother, duly pleased at his pleasure '••Yes,' he said, 'It’s half an hour * ahead of Jim's watch, and It’s a whole hour ahead of the clock In the drug store! flee, it heats them all I’"—St. Paul Dispatch. First National Picture Inc, Molasses Entered at the poet office in Deylon, Oregon, ■« MK-ond claw mall matter, under lb* A< t of Man R 3, 1879. May Have Come Upon Lott Mo/mon Trailt Curious old rock trails recently dl» covered have caused the California State Historical society to launch an extended research Into the routes ot early day highways in the belief that the evidences found are those of the lost Mormon trails which more than a half century ago connected Utah with the Pacific southwest, according to the New York World. More than Ot) years ago San Bernar dino, 22 miles south of laike Arrow- head, wus a Mormon village, planned after Salt Lake City, and to the south west ox-cart caravans creaked their picturesque way along the monotonous Journey. What Is now known as Lake Arrow head was at that time a rugged, moun talnous section with rushing streams. The lost trails are believed to have traversed this section. With the com Ing of settlers, the mountain stream* were stemmed and Little Bear lake came Into existence. Later a huge earth-filled dam 1,300 feet wide at the base, with a capacity of 775 acres of water, created Lake Arrowhead. In the virgin forest of oak, cedar and fir surrounding the present lake old roads wind through the trees to the water's edge, where they dlsap pear to emerge again on the opposite side of the lake. The historical research workers be Heve these trails once traversed ftie former mountain slopes and merged with the old Arrowhead trail in the desert, near Vlctorvllla aad Heaperla. presenta Ki u Car just unloaded 600 pound steel drums Great Feed for the Money The New Gigantic K v Those who purchased Mill Feed from our V car last week showed good judgment, as “QUO VADIS prices have materially advanced on this com modity. > ______ _ We will contract future Mill Feed or Corn, and deliver at specified time. You can generally find what you want here. A tremendous drama set in spectacular splendor in moves the love and adventures of the great Roman* that filming history. A breathing, pulsing epical production ing the greatest <irnmxs of nil the past. With EMIL JANNINGS Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Phone, Red 67 Arcade Theatre Sat. Oct. 24 Dayton, Oregon. Ad mission 10c and 2f>c. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 43 v- a iiiyip and Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware prices that are right. at by WMi.ru .s.w.c»p«* t ulon.) Horizontal. Solution will «»pear In next l»*u«. HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Wkn tke correct letter, are placed tn the white .pace. thl. puoale will .pell word, hath vertically and borltontnlly. The Hr«t letter In rneh word I. Indlented by a nunibrr. which refer« to the dellnltlon II. led below the puaale. Thu. ho. I ‘under the column headed -horiaontal” SeSnea a word which will all the white apaeea up tn the Seat black aauare to the right, and a number under “vertical" dehnen a word which will till thr white »quare* to the neat black one below, ho letter* <n In the black apacea. 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