Dayton tribune., October 22, 1925, Image 8

There are many uwe for electricty in th* home, «tore «nd factory.
Electric devices of «ii ,qua! number for fhn Utes of electricity are
available fur the ua« of (he electric consumer.
In our store we carry a .omplete line of every thing in electrical
merchandise
If you requite electric gmids huy them from electric «tore« that
keep
up to date as to the beet, durable ami sereie*«hie. Our «lock of
By D. M. OTIS.
lamp«
of all sixes am laboratory tested made for our electric consumers
Agricultural Director, Amarican Bankers Association
tiimte to lest, giving full brilliancy of illumination up to tita time they
Whenever bankers desire to promote actively agricultural
\\ e sien«! behind the performance «>1 the lem|Mi
mll.
Improvement in their communities, the state agricultural colleges burn out
Our
bouse
wiring
department is complete with a full stock of Code
stand ready to show them the way and to give
THE BANKER-EDUCATOR PLAN TO
PROMOTE BETTER AGRICOLTURE
DIPHTHERIA
What symptoms should lead you to
respect that a child lias diphtheria?
Diphtheria may lie like a severe sore
throat with »mall or largo gray or white
patch»«. Thee« patches may npptmr not
only ou the tonsil*, but ou the »oft pal*
ate. A mem inane ou the »ult palate is
•lm<Mt certainly diphtheria. With >u> I,
a throat th* perimn usually feel« aick.
Not mill due« the throat hint, but thei«
ia usually weakuew in the lMck, ne. k
and maaolee generally, while the patient
insv lie feverish su.i .Irhiiou*. though
the tever may not lie high.
H. P. RnilwnyGo
TIME TABLE
Elective Hept. 7.
Trains will arrive as follow« .
To l’uri land
No. SIM
6 68
M
No 3M
M.37 A. M
11 tlH
No. 363
2:40
M
No. wo
0:33
brum I’ortl.imi
Nn. : iai
w 33 A M.
expert assistance. The purpose' of this article is goeda
No. 3717
11 lu “
to illustrate the way in which the colleges are
Heat workmanship and material employed on every job.
We are
•» 40 P. M
No. 35U
getting in contact with the banks, and the kind of
WIialeaiiMw diphtheria.’ Th* Kiel.».
headquarters
for Kleolric Range«, Washing Machine«. Vacuum Clean-
No. .tilt
II 00 ••
assistance they render.
diplithrria bacillus, How ■«
No. 36b
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13 ”
As soon as the college has a list of the banks era, all lamp six ket duviCM, batteries, and electric water systems of all Ixwlleror
it »prradl bv roatect with the talvctal
in the state desiring to adopt plans to aid agricul­ sites to tit any need.
H|w>cial. Sunday only 8:0ft
in
per«uu ur with articlM wbkh may hav«
ture as indicated by project blanks sent out to all
aoutaminated
bv
dkauharg«*
trutg
the banks in the state, by the State Bankers Asso­
bis now and throat, or bv eovlact will!
Yamhill Electric Co.
ciation Agricultural Committee, it gives practical
a diphtheria carrier.
Sheridan Light à Power Co.
suggestions to each banker on the list as to what
D. H. Oils
In what part of the budv Is the di»*n»e
he can do to stimulate, organize, and conduct the Tualatin Valley Electric Co.
located?
in the nuev and throat, but th«
wort in the particular project he has
poison generated is abeortwKl into th«
»elected. Then either a department suggestions are the more valuable
body causing degeneration of iuu»cuia*
specialist from the college or the they are to the banker. Following are
tiasu«, heart disease «nd puraljsl«,
«.>unty agent gets In personal touch samples of such project outlines :
»
with the banker to assist him In an
Meuibiaueous croup 1» a tui tu ut dipt,
fcabtee
Æynrctitting
Farm
Accounts
Project
advisory capacity.
thana involving th« larynx
Samples of th« project outlines ar«
Agency for Nrwlierg Laundrv
At what age is diptilin.na in «t likely
given below to IDuatrate th« details of fan» ar want».
“It Serves You Right”
to oocarT In .children under lea, inor«
1
Arrange
with
county
ar«nt
or
rpo-
of the procedar« the c«Dege take« ta
Phone, Blue 34 than HO per cent of the deaths <wcnr be«
daJUt from MTUUltunU wll«<« for first Newberg, Oregon.
accomplishing Ita plan.
meeting of the group and «elect an
tween the age* ot one and tive 1» every
account book.
Davpon,
, College Provides Expert Advisers
Oregon
J Assist individuals at their request
one susceptible to diphtheria? No. some
In counties with no county agent a with information relative to entertn< ac­
people
posses«
a
natural
luiuiunity.
Kst of the banks desiring to carry on counts and ocher data property
4. Act as or select leader for the croup
Practically all children l «twe<^ the ages
a project is sent to a specialist at the
5 Assist in checking inventories as a
state college, according to the project means of securing Indi vidua- flnaœUü
of six month* and two years are sua«
listed. For instance, the banks desir­ statement at close of th« year.
■■•ptil Ie 1» there a wav to tell whtiiar Fire, Theft, Embezzletneia, and
Boy»* and Girt»* Club Work
ing to carry on the farm accounts
a person is immune or not? Yes, a
Life. We care for your every need.
project are assigned to the farm man
1- The banker can arrange with th«
simple
»kin test will determine detinue*
agent or the specialist of the agri­
agement specialist, those desiring to county
cultural college for organising a club.
ly whether or not a iwraon is immune.
carry on the legume project to the
2 Plan to present various types of club
Can susceptible peraoas be rendered
agronomy specialist, those Interested work at the next meeting and perfect
the orcantsatfon of a local club.
immune? Yes by three infections ol
tn boys’ and girls’ club work to the
3. Banker may act as local leader of
toxin antitoxin. VI hen a person cent Dayton,
Junior extension specialist, and su the club.
Oregon
4. Cooperate with county agent or spe­
forth.
tracts diphtheria, what should be don«*
cialist in annual “Achievement Day.“
5. Banker may offer prises for club
In connties that do have a county
Antitoxin should be given iumiediately
agent a list of the banks and the proj­ work or otherwise assist in financing
Dr. O. C. Goodrich
even oefure the diagnosis is certain, It
ects in which each is interested Is
can du no liarmjmd it may save a lit«.
Legume Project
■ent to him with a request that he get
DENTIST
L The banker can get Information from I
Every person who has come in contact
in touch with the bankers and help county a<ent or specialist
eudist from tbe
the arri-
«<ri- I
witli
tli«
sick
person
should
be
given
a
culturtd
college
on
the
value
of
alfalfa.
Office Phone Red 49
them in regard to the various projects.
•oy bean or iw«t clover crop» to fanner»
prospective dose ol antitoxin.
The next step by the college is to of th* community.
X Arrange for meeting of Interested
IV hat is the difference between anti* Day ton
write to each banker on the list secd-
Oregon.
with county agent or epeclallat.
£ng him project outlines and inform­ farmer»
toxin aad toxinantitoxin? Antitoxin It
3. At this meeting county agenta »pe-
ing him that the county agent or a clallsts. or others will discus»:
given to peraotii ill with diphtheria and
ta> Value of crop.
specialist from the college will get tn
to those who rune in contact with them
<b) Seed supply and varletlea
touch with him. If there is no agent
<ci Methods of handling the crop.
It gives immediate immunity lor a
<d> Use and disposition of crop.
in the county this letter reads as
4. Plan with county agent or specialist
»hort
Um« only. Toiin-antltuxin is a
follows:
meetings and demonstrations on plots or
mixturs of diphtheria toxin and anti­
field a
TTnlon Stat« Bxnk.
5. Secure exhibits for community er
Ban Irvi l)e.
toxin given to the well pervun to pretect
county fair.
Gentlemen—Tou will find enclosed a
him against diphtheria. It» action I» Phone Red 78.
Dayton, Orefon
brief outline of the farm acoounta project
Cow .Testing Associations
in which you have Indicated your interest
slower,
but when complete the person it
1. The banker can arrange with county
to your State Agricultural Committee and
immune for life.
to th* Agriculturxd Commission of th* agent or specialist from agrlculttiraJ col­
lege for meeting of Interested group ot
American Banker* Association.
Why are cultures taken from the Good Milk
SEOIS PIKTgRTJE PROSA ECT—221*4«
Good Service
I sun sure that the specialist from the farmer* In the community for the "vT?».
«^ricultura. college wUl be pleased to of organising a cow testing association.
Wort«’« R«cord Cow »or Milk Productlcn—37.M1.4 Founds In Ono V«sr- Born Aorlt throats ol children at the opening of
3.
Banker
may
act
as
leader,
and
with
assist you In carrying out th* suggestions
THE DAYTON DAIRY
10, 1B13. Died Maren 10, 102».
Owned and Developed by Carnst.on Milk hrmi.
indicated.
—
"
....
«chool and during epidemics? Because
him to cat county agent or specialist plan to vtmt
Seattle, Washington
prospective farmers who may Join th*
la touch with you.
Illis
locate*
the
diphtheria
currier*
One
association.
Deliver Twice Each Day
Agricultural Extension.
One of the features of the Dairy on top of their milk and cream check,
3. Organise for work and assist in se­
percent of school children are carrier*.
Section
at
the
Pacific
Internationa!
curing
testing
equipment
and
other
ma
­
some
added
money
The letter to bankers tn counties terials whenever necessary.
from their off- They apread the disease and shonld be
Livestock Exposition, Portland, Octo­ springs.
Milton A Palmer
that do have a county agent Informs
4. Call meetings periodically to discuss
immediately isolate.!, as they are a
ber
31st
to
Nov.
7th,
will
be
a
demon
­
association
business
and
hold
picnics
or
them that he will get in touch with toara
Prof. P. M. Brandt of Oregon Agrl- menace Io the school.
Daylon, Oregon
stration of testing for butterfat and
Phon« 71x22
them.
i Banker with county »rent or «poêlai.
culture College has been requested
Suggests Things the Banker Can Do I»t may arrange for C. T. A. booth at 0081 accounting of feed of two groups
,a*r •£1n* work
i”0®*
using five average to take charge of this exhibit which
The project outlines sent to each demonstrations and explaining
of of
„ dairy cattle,
,
uregon cows in one group.
group, These
rnese cows will also feature dally tests for butter
, i Oregon
banker give specific suggestions as association.
to the things he can do to organize
This constitutes the preliminary ■ will give about 4000 pounds of milk fat by accredited testers of rhe
Wax Effìgie» of the Dead
TINSMITHS ako PLUMBERS
the work In his project, and the part work by the college which paves the per year, which is about Oregon's state so that lay people may get a
It
was
the curious custom In Dav lor
be can take in carrying out the work. way for constructive work by the standard and the standard of the L'nl- close-up of what testing really means.
Oregon
Fagland te carry wax effigie« of tin
ted States, too.
A chart for each animal will show
The more simple and concrete these hankers In banker-farmer projects.
they
distinguished
In another group will be five pure- exactly the amount of milk they pro
bred cows, featuring each of the five dace at each milking and the exact i enough—in tbelr funeral processions
Ü. B. Abdill
well-known breeds whose production amount of butterfat In tb«lr milk for It was also nistomnry to leave the
will be -from 8,000 to 13,000 pounds of
day. The amount of feed given effigies near the grave for some time
Having installed a Landis Stitch
milk per year. Purebred cattle have, to each of thvse animals In the various theresfter, and the mourning friends df
BANKERS HELP
the
deceased
used
to
compose
elegies,
and
Finisher, we are prepared to
productions of more than this amount1 groups will also be tabulated, which
but it is thought to impress the pub- will clearly show that, although an rhymed laments and similar produe- do all shoe repairing with ncat-
The banks of Linn County Oregon, tic of the desirability of owning a animal giving a good flow of milk tlona, which they would write out oil
are showing more enthusiasm than string of well bred cows which shall takes more feed than a scrub animal, paper and pin to the clothing of the nose.
By FRANCIS H. SISSON
ever this year In behalf of a county
effigy. A number of the quaint old
Day Ion,
—
Chairman, Public Relation« Commis­ corn exhibit similar to that held last give at least twice as much as the that the differences in this amount of
Oregon.
effigies are still preserved at West­
average
Oregon
cow
—
the
cost
of
these
feed
do
not
correspond
to
the
differ
­
sion American Bankers Association
year at the Linn County Fair. Last
minster
abbey,
where
they
are
stored
ence
in
production
cows being not greatly in excess of
There has been some disposition to year’s exhibit was the result ot a con- good grade cows and with a possibil­
In the Islip chapel. and one at least,
This exhibit will be housed promin­
criticize the administration ot the test for a prize offered by a number ity, during times when calves are in
that of Frances, duchess of Richmond.
ently
in
the
dairy
barn
and
Is
expect
­
country’s banking system for the sud- ot local banks. This was so success­ demand, of making for their owners.
Is still to be seen beside her grave In
ed to attract a great deal of attention.
den collapse ot ful that this year ten out of the eleven
Henry Vil’s chapel.—Family Herald.
prices and curtail­ banks in the county will subscribe to
ment of credits in the effort.
1920 and 1921, and
the subsequent finan­
The Agricultural Committee of the
cial difficulties of Alabama Bankers Association has
the farmers. As a recommended that a scholarship fund
matter of fact, what­ be established for the educat on of
C 8 LEWIS, A gent
ever blame may at­ worthy young men and women along
R.
tach to bankers must agricultural and home economics
F. D. No. 2
Dayton, Oregon
be for the too- gen­ Unes. It Is estimated that if ach
Phone
9x
JO
erous financing. In bank in the state were to contribute
Money
25
cents
per
many cases, of spec
thousand capital, five to
ulative Investment I d farni property six thousand dollars per annum would
Xmas
•during the period of Inflation. If any be realized.
Just criticism could be directed at the
GI uh
The Agricultural Committee of the
manner In which the Federal Reserve
System functioned in this situation In Oklahoma Bankers Association. In its
Serve Hu mu ntt y Heiter
the opinion ot many it would be that report, recommends that the bankers
see
that
a
competent
agent
is
app
,
int
­
Day and Night Phone Blue 90
the Reserve banks delayed too long In
raising the rediscount rates. An ear­ ed in each county and that ha bus a
lier effort might have stayed the proc­ degree from some agricultural col­
McMinnville,
Oregon
lege. They believe that the agricul­
ess of inflation.
tural
possibilities
of
the
state
should
victrolas
grafonolas
The collapse of 1920 was by no
NEW GENUINE KIMBALL
means confined to agriculture, and was be better advertised and that each
the inevitable sequel to the Inflation county bankers association should do
PIANOS
■period. All branches of business suf­ some work along that line.
For Rates On
fered in this period of reaction and
from 1420.00 to *2800.00
15 00 will set a«ide your Xmas Radio set
Boarcy County Bankers Aauoclatlon,
perhaps none more than banking,
HAY-GRAIN
against which this criticism has been Arkansas, entertained as Its guests
Choice of 5 different makes
recently
some
seventy-five
farmers
levelled. The financial situation of the
and miscellaneous
You can get easy terms. We deliver in your home
farmers was greatly aggravated by the and business men. The result ww he
hauling
fact that the high land values and high organization of the North Central Ar­
Used pianos 1100 to 1295
Save Time and money
prices of sericultural products had led kansas Agricultural Association. Its
Used cabinet phonographs as low as *20 00
many farmers to Incur obligations purpose will be to co-ordinate the ef­
0. L. Christenson
based on the inflated values. If the forts of the farmers and business men
farmer was victimized at all. Indeed, in promoting a better agriculture.
he wa« the victim of too much rather Searcy County bankers are giving 100
■than too JHtte consideration.
The settings of purebred eggs for distribu­
ireal progress which has been achieved tion to ths boys’ and girls’ chibs in
In agricuRtrral finance jn recent years the county. •
lies more In the totelllgent distribution
Vi«u> of Friendihip
H. S. Mowrer, chairman of the Agri­
of farm credit thxn In volume.
I have never given much encourage
With agencies now functioning for cultural Committee of the New Jersey
ment to friendship ; I have done llttl«
the provision of ample credits for the Bankses Association, together with
for my friends, and they have don«
IL
J.
Baker,
director
of
extension
Amet.'can farmer, his enduring success
little for me. One of the Ideas which
«ilepends upon the wisdom and fore work in the College of Agriculture,
I have so often to cope with la that
sight vW which he meets the prob­ made a complete tour of the state this
friendship, as It la generally under
lems of production and marketing spring, calling on the county agents
atood, la an Injustice and a blundeil
More than ever before, his activities and agricultural committees of the
which only allows you to dlstlngulsil
various
county
organizations
to
get
a
must be regulated with reference to
the good qualities of « single persot
-world conditions, and his profits, like definite line-op on the work done and
and blinds you to those of others win
those of the manefacturer or tuer- the plans for the coming year. Ways
are perhaps more deserving of you)
-bant, will reflect the measure of his and means for furthering the program
sympathy.—Ernest Renan.
vnccess tn adjusting hla actives to ot the state committee were consfd
0e»e condition*.
T*1 at »“••• conference*
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
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INSURANCE
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Dairy Cow Testing and Feedin
Demonstration
<
Physician
F. A. Sparhawk
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Insurance
ask for rates
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You can buy
and
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CALL 69X2
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