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DAYTON TRIBUNE Repote, at a Fine Art, j u. of O. Kuge»', Nov. 12— Found in Spanith Toton This year’s Homecoming, schediti Want Ads A. N. Murrill.................................. Editor If proof b' needed that Hpaln, geo *'<1 for Nov. 13, 14 and 15, Entur»! al Um post ottic« In Dayton, Orogun. au second «la». mall matter, under th.' Ai t ul Mtn'i 3, MV*, Radium Water 7 30 p. m. "80 Food Delights From 8 Master Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7 30 p. m. Recipes.’’¿A request to Mrs Belle DeGraf, 447 Butter St., San Fran- Service at Webfoot, ö:30 A. M claco, Calif. Morning Worship, A. M. Il Sunday School Iwroy Walker, Paator. Smallpox Tull Gospel Assembly Slop. Look. Listen. Don't fail to Why is amallpox called "a disgrace to hear the Irish Evangelist from Killern- civilization!” Bwause it is so easily ey assisted bv his wife the coruetist. ami entirely preventable by vaccina« 9:30 A.M Sunday School tion. 11: A. M. Preaching 8; P. M. Wbv ha» »mallpox increased during the Sick prayed for WadMsdav, Every laxly welcome to hear the Little past few years? The mild form of the Man with the big message diavase ha- lad iwople to neglect vac« Paator Thoma« Griffin. '¡nation. Now that it is increasing in virulence people are becoming alarmed. BAPTIHT CHURCH ly communicable disease and ia dis- Dayton Sunday School 10:110 a. m. Preaching Service 11 UU a. tn. fl :i0 p. m. B. Y. r. u. 7:30 p. nt. Evening Service Prayer Servie« Smallpox is a high What is smallpox? Thursday S:00 n. m. Walter O. Smllb, Pa»tor. tieguished by a clmracterislie« erup- ti< n How i« it transmittad? By-Iirect con tact whh a ■<uall|>ox esse or with any pe<«on or article coming in contact with him. What sre the Hr«t symptoms? Sudden and severe levar, backache and vomit* ing, followed after 18 hours by an CHRISTIAN CHURCH eruption. Davton follows; i How long after exposure do svmptoms Services every Sunday as 10 :00 A. M. appear! Usually two weeas Bible School 11:00 A M. At a hat stags issmallpox "catching? Preaching 7 00 P.M. Christian Endeavor Any time daring ths progress of the All friends are invited. disease. Baptist Church Note* Does »ma"pox resemble chickenpox! The mild cases UNlVERHllY OF gene, Nov. OREGON, Eu may, but there sre points of difi-rence clear to ths expert 12.—(Special)—. All cases should be re|>orte<l A ppoximatclv <W per cent of the stu physician or health officer- Oregon, to your dents in the University sre partially or What should a person ex pose» I to small wholly self-supporting. pox do! Be vaccinated or be quar These figures have just been announc antined lor at least 111 days. ed by the registrar’s offiie. Of the 2751 students on the campus, 27.15 |>er cent are completlv self-sup porting; 7.8 per cent sre from 99 to 75 per cent self-supporting; 14.(18 |>er cent are from 74 to 50 per cent self-sup|>ort ing ; 9.60 are less than 50 per cent. Onh 20 01 per cent give no source of income The men are far ahead of the womei in percentage of self-support, the figure« show. Five hundred and flftv-four men and 193 women are totally self-supporl ing. Seniors ami graduate students lead in the amount they contribute to tbeii own support. Taking the student body as a there are 747 who whole are totally independ ent; 203 more than 75 per cent self sup ixirting; 404 who aie more than 50 per Cent; and 204 who are less than 50 pel cent. Four hundred and one students (ailed to report. How long after ex|>osure is vaccination effective? If vaccinated within a dav or two an individual stands a good chance of escau-ug tbs disease entirely 11 7 or 8 days elapse vaccination may modify the disease if it does not pre vent it. What should lie -lone when smallpox is discovered? The ease should be im* mediately- reimrled to the health ficer and quarantined. of Al) exposed persons should be vaccinated or quar antined. Why do some states and countries have no smallpox! Because they bave strict laws requiring vaccination. How often should one be vaccinated?* Every five to seven years. Are there any bad effects from vaccina« tion? With strict cleanliness there are no bad effects. infection from The chances of the • common pin scratch are many times greater. Can smallpox be stamped out of Oregon Yes. By atate-wide vaccination Cat Followed Matter A strange tale of homing Insttngt In animals Is reported from Tyldesley, Lancashire, England, by the London Mall. Police Inspector Atkinson, who was recently transferred from Oolne to Tyldesley, about 40 miles sway, took with him his cat. It waa missed and a few days afterward he received a let ter from Colne police station stating that the cat had returned to its former home. Inspector Atkinson told a reporter that the cat took four days to make the journey, and he took It back again "It was born st my house," lie said, “and it regularly accompanied lue on my rounds at Colne.” Caged Birdt "May I warn the owners of cagco birds against the dangers and unlnten tlonal cruelty, of exposing their pets to the sun’s rays during the hot wenth er?" asks Bird ¡.over, a correspondent of the London Post. "Many caged birds suffer from heart trouble, a dis ease the presence of which may be detected by a discoloration of the nos trils near the base of the beak. In such cases the hot sun Is fatal. On sunny days birds should be kept In the shade between the hours of U a. m. and 7 p. m." . . Modern ¡dealt Make Cave Men Seem Tame Another ideal of the flapper baa been shattered. Her vlslow of th« esv» man la all wrong Be did not catch them young and treat them rough, nor did he a-woolng go with a big club and prove tits devo tion to bls sweetie by dragging her around by her unbobbed tresses. A professor of Beloit college has t>een looking up the records of the gay Lotharios of sixty years back and can not find a thing to show they were the tough bunch we had always supposed them to be. The fset Is they were a mollycoddle, nambypamby set of young fellows, . who would have made a sorry showing ; with the present day maids. Instead of wielding clubs they found great thrill in stringing beads and begging the hands of their loved ones on their bended knees. That Beloit professor hns done the men of the present age a great serv- Ice by showing up the cave man In his true character. The young men of to day do not pack dubs anil stone ham- I mers and may not be rough enough to J come up to Specifications, but we can- | not accuse them of putting In their ; time stringing beads. There is ah opportunity now for some favorable comparisons. The girls will have to admit that the men have Improved in the last sixty thousand years. Petty Tyranny Isn't there, perhaps, a hit of petty tyranny tn most of us? Don’t we some times take a mean delight 1n dominat ing a situation. In lording it over an other person, in exercising our small rights till they become veritable acts of despotism! There’s the husband who habitually places his wife In <he position of a medial by requiring her to ask for money. There’s the nagging, fussy wife whose "nerves" keep the entire family in subjugation. There’s the bully brother who makes life for his email sisters utterly miserable. And outside the family there are others who turn their functions in so ciety into realms of absolute power. There's the bad-tempered boss, and the overexacting teacher, the snappy petty official. But whether our tyranny Is an In nate one that Ues in our character or an acquired one that has come through chance position in life, most of us have It In some form or other. There's no need of adding, we'd be better |>eo- ple and the world happier, too, without it.—The Designer Magazine. The Skylark The skylark is to me the most won derful bird In the world, because there Is no sense but just rare beauty to his way of singing. Like some mud spirit, some blithe bird soul, he Illes in ever widening circles towards the heavens, singing as he climbs higher and higher, until you swear his very throat would burst. Then when he is only a flash ing speck away up almost out of sight, he dives like « graceful monoplane, trilling hfs pure joy, wild with life, mnd with abandon in the exotic non sense of his feat. Suddenly he ehecks hla fantastic drop and then, as softly as a leaf floating downward in a gentle breeze, he glides to earth—and his song Is ended.—Frazier Hunt, In Hearst’s International Cosmopolitan. Monkey e at Pet» Monkeys are natives of warm cli mates and cannot endure a low temperature, therefore they should be provided with heated quarters, at least during cold weather. If the animal Is to be confined continually the cage should not be leas than four feet In each dimension. The cage should be entirely tight with only the front wired —thus preventing draughts, which arc fatal to these animals. The following la prescribed as a diet: Vegetables raw or cooked; boiled rice, ripe fruit —bananas, oranges, sweet apples stale bread, occasionally a bit of well cooked chicken, fresh milk to which raw egg has been added; water should be provided at all times.—Washing There are many usee for electricty in the home, store and factory. uses of electricity are available for the use of the electric consumer. In our store we carry a complete*)!be of every thing in electrical merchandise. If you require electric goods buy them from electric stores that keep up to date as to the best, durable and serviceable. Our stock of lamps of all sixes are laboratory tested made for our electric consumers made to last, giving full brilliancy of illumination up to the time they bnrn out. We stand behind the performance of the lamps we sell, Our house wiring department is complete with a foil stock of Cede the Electric devices of an equal number for the graphlcslly ss well as bistortrally, >■ s eleverth annual "Old-Grad” BUCKHKCTSHOES Sort of bridge between Europe and For Buckhoct shoes, Men, Boys Africa, the ancient Nararen town of Ehhe. near Alicante, supplies It stul Girls, go to C. B Colli», Mc-f I It Is an odd little town with Its Minn ville, Oregon. twisting, tig zagging streets, Rs inedle- HubecrlpUoa |l,60 par year in advance. val towers and buildings and Us ravine <U sm Pain for falsa teeth, dental where not a drop of water flows In gold, |.i4Uu«<u oud disaarded jewelry. every doorway a man la seated mak Novaalbar. 1'/ 1925. Hoke Huddling A Relining (Jo,, Otsego. ing soles for sandals. Indeed the en I «traimi AdvotlainM K»pr*a»ni»llvt tire town appeaaa to be dedicated to Michigan." III AMI PU AN PRESS ASS( XJ ATI* the manufacture ef sandals wblrh vou see everywhere tn piles aad bale«. FOK HALE M r rvsidenoe property in Dayton. Two .overflowing the shops EV ANGELICAL CH U RUH fa the center of the town Is a tiny, scree, æveu room modern house. No Frank M. Fisher, Pastor. green square, as neat aad trim as a reasonable offer refused Terms to re- salon, beneath ancient, overarching Ftaar avi > Tatsu S undays or M omvb «ponaible partira, J. L Stuart, Unlonvule Cusik Bank I uilding, Albany, Oregon. which serve as the club for the city 1) .00 a. m. Grand lalaad 3.00 p. m. notables; and the triple rows of wick FOK HALE Simplex auto knitter and er armchairs on th* sidewalk are w- Lafayette 7:30 p. m. 9 lb», ol yarn all foi (25.UU. Inquire ot cupied by silent, grave anew who H koxp axd F o VITM B ombay « neither drink nor talk. Here they re main, as motionless as statues, for 11-00 a. tn Day ton hours at a time. 3 0U p. tu. Mt. PUaMut Cburcb, like 11 vou are not well, call at VanDorn's 7 30 p. m. Ulayelie abd receive a quart jar o( Radium many people sitting dovrà as there are "The church is e building and lyau lo Spalo," remarked an American society to help erect mansions in Waler each morning lor 15 days, FREE no obligation wbat so ever. should like to bring sonne of my fel heaven." O.C* Van Dorn, Phone 10x3, Dayton. low countrymen here to teart them th« art of wblrh they are abysmally Methodist Church Ignorant—the art of repose "—Ray mond Recouly In Le Figaro. Parla Runday Hcbool, 10 A. M., Frank W. (Translated for the F cmcs City If yo ’ » are interested in those Hoto. Sup’L Star) ’ Morning Worship. 11 Sormon by PasUW Master Recipes, Mrs. DeGraf will Fpworlb League 6:30 p. m. be glad to send you her free book Preaching Services is fete in the history of the university. The celebrations were started in 191 I and hive been continuous, except for 1918’ the war year. From the first; ftxithall game*, every other year with O. A. C., have been the feature of the week* end. Records show that Oregon has been defeated but once in llwoe - , Best workmanship and material employed on «very job. We are Homecoming games. Two L*v” headquarters for Electric Ranges, Washing Machine«. Vacuum Clean- been tied, while seven have been ers, all lamp socket devices, batteries, and electric water sysUms of all won. sizes l<< fit any need. Territory served: Yambill Electric Co. Sheridan Light A Power Co. It Is one of the Seven Wonders of Tualatin Valley Electric Co. the World, medieval Europe wrote Great Wall of China Longer Than Supposed poems about It, and the Great Lexicog rapher, friend to Miss Pinkham In the days before Becky Sharp threw the dictionary told a certain Scotch writer to the signet that It was worth a visit. Chinese poetry and legend Is full of the names of Kia Ju kwan and Shan balk wan—much as we speak of I>sn and Beersheba. But few are the eastern Chinese who have reached the western end—political exiles, for ths most part, fleeing from poison or the silken cord at Peking. It fell to Sir Aurel Stein of the British museum to put an end to the myth of Kla-ju-kwan by finding hun dreds of miles of wan beyond it In the desert, older and more romantic still, built of bundles of reeds and pop lar branches’ anchored to driven posts. But, Important as his discoveries are, barely a «core of Chinese know of them yet. and hence they have not robbed Klaju-kwan of Ita unique place In Chinese lore.—Langdon War ner. In the World’s Work. | Electric Supplies &, Contracting Company Newberg, Oregon. “It Serves You Right” • - . Phone, Blue 34 FRED ANDERSON Horseshoeing, General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share and Disc Grinding, Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General Wood Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty Dayton, Oregon Phone 45X1 “Wear-Ever" M. R. COOPER SI SPECIAL OFFER Box Shooks, Cabinet Work, Mill Work and Building Material of All Kinds. Phone fled 73 Da vton. 0 egon One-quart Pudding Pan Csver te fit 19c Reg'ihr Price 25c — Special Offer I** Nov. 5th. to Nov. 141k. Get youns today Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and silverware prices that are right. at ■ E. Demaray Wool Socks New Laces In this Department wo have put forth every effort Just received a supply of get the best. th» very latest in laces. They in We have wool socks are on display. every grade and all colors in These are the best of values eluding the fancy mixed. From 5c to 25c per yard. Per pair 30c 50c 60c 75c 85 ; and $1.00 ® Shoes and Rubbers Just to Keiiiind you we huve the shoes and rubbers for everyone e/ Groceries Bordens milk tall Bordens milk baby |^| The shoes the famous ‘‘Stars’ Kellogs Corn Flakes SPhe rubbers foot wear of the Post Toasties wonderful U. S. brand. Campbells Soups The best of the good ones Bulk Cocoa per pound Shippy & Filer :KE2EBaESEESESE3ESSE3ESEE3ESET 10c 5c 10c lo lo 10
